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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-08
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9lls mir uns auf benz beimatbli6en
8abnbofe, NO Sbr 10 sablrei6 unb in 10
9ebobener Stimulung periammelt paret,
trennten, DeripraG i'd tpieber9olt, ben gros
Ben Werpfi6tun9en, Die Sbr mir ailferlees
tet, unter alien lmftdnben na15nfommen.
SD babe aber leioer ben 3ettel, tporouf lie
Itanben, Derloren unb faHn mid gar ni6t
mebr oarauf belinnen, ipas es eiaentli1
mar. Goatet Sbr Gu6 nod erinnern, 10
lhreibt mir bod oariiber per gorrelpon=
oensfarte.
llnteriuees auf Der @iienbabn beI6dftiate
i6 mid banlit, bic Stotuten oer bIauen
europdiIhen uniperIal Gepublif aufsu.
ieBen. go fom in bic su benz 9arcerae
phen, ipelder lautet: Ser 5snter besiebt
fein feites Gebalt, ionoern lit le0ieli1 anf
Srinfsel0er angelpieien.~ Gn iaste cine
SSrau aus bent Nolfe, bic mir geaeniiber
faB: vWolen Sie ni9t 70 gut iein nmb
benz Senfter sumaden? @s 3ieht Io.@
Snbem id) nun benz sSeniter 5umade, be-
merit Elm alter Serr, anlheinen6 Der Gee
lehrten Gnite 1n9eb b6renb: ,3nmanen.
liebe Jrau, regiert ben NccuIatip.
sSeit lpann?" fraste id, ittoem id ibn
finiter anIebe.
y@eit unoenflider 3eit" = eriuioert er
fleinfaut iinb erblabt.
Conn - fngte ih - lift es Die h6d)Sfe
3eit, boB Oieiem unfus eeiteAert tuerSs |!
Nieman0 brdudlt iidb BON einem Mnberen
regieren 5u lallen, am luenigiten elm 4ceu.
5otin!"
go fprah in un6 ifieB babel fiirfterlidb
nit Dem 6tDf auf. Ser Snroi,nenfnerf,t
ihwiss uno that 10, als ob &c pl6bl.d5 eins
f6Iiefe.
Nadbem ih alio ben Mcculatip befreit
hatte, uanbte ith mid ,oieber Al. meineIl
@tahlten nnb perfabte ben Nnraerapb ii,
=, tusidsns Der a5ereiss fit ss;if,e G;ebsamns
pfennige feifgeIebt ipirb. 'sS'
Mls ib 10 iDeit oefommen mar, loneien
mir tn Berlin 1it. SD befihtiate Ipfprt
bon r1eiIle,ll Stnn0puast ous Sic fDaes
ndsnte Meibs bsbnnptitaot unb fab nit We-
bnasegtI. ban fstr bid isrit6rt ,ptrnsn auii,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-08

vSekt pill i6 eerne fterbsn, Riuo,
Da i'd nod einmaI fab bid tpiebsr.
and beiner @utter fei bsr,ieb'n,
Giir an bes 2sbens berbes 2.ib
BarS mir Elm iiiSsr Sob bsrIisb'n.
Bonn tuabren Gbslmutb bsieeIt,
Saf Su ben fdOnifen SbeiI erpabIt.
aSer ii6 Der Menldbeit 9ienite psibt,
Sbn lobnt Sss fSri.bens SeIiefsit,
sa9t ibm aud bier tein slsibenb @Iad!"
Der araate iintt eri60pft suriid,
es mar gu biel, fti.r pirb fein Bid,
Die Gippe lispelt leis unb limb:
reeb bObI, msin Rinb, mein Iiebes finS !"
1lnb f6Iu9asnS faiet an Belt bic Waib,
ais er ieiu abf6isOsnort seiprO9en.
Ges gatsrs Guse mar sebrOden.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-08
MannigfaGtiges.

5beurer 3peifel. Srieori9 II.
Der BET ieinen &iirailier Geaimentern nur
abeIiee Offi3iere nilien tpollte, bIieb BET
elmer Seeri4au Dor einem Sffijier ffeben
nit Der anreoe: rgr lit ia tein Ghds
nann?"
Cure Majeitdt," periebte rnhis un6 felt
Der Grieasmann, Sbon Rari Nv. bat cine
8ube bon so Wart Goloes fir Seben be.
itimmt, Der ben 9loel meines Gtammes be-
5lueifeIn m09te."
.Sm, bm,S iaste raid Der G6nig, vbas
1T mir gu tbeaer. Sa wia itys bod Iieber
elauben."
Gs i9eint ieBt aueemeiit 3lieeitanben 81
tperoen, 0aB in ber Cornell sl1niperlitdt 5ll
Utica. gt. g., fiir5lidb Elm Stuoent ben
Yreis erratg. inbem er einen berrliben
IufiaB bes befannten 69riftItelIers Bufle
fiir cine eisene Nrbeit ausgab. Gr DerlieB
iid) babel uno Stpar nit grfolg, ouT Die
Oummbeit Der ISrofeiioren uno Stubenten,
Die enttpeoer bic: S9riften ME eeleSen bat=
ten, ,ooer niht iraStanoe iDaren, 5miIhen Der
OiftiDn bes aWsge5ei1neten @elebrten uno
Dem 8erlu9 bes Stuoenten einen unter1
i6ieo 5u ruben.
Gltern iollten ipiIIen, baB iebe erfols-
reihe anltrengnrte, bic Seimatb frDb su
MAIDEN, Suelei6 oas G6ie iibertuinoet.
Wtdn run5le ME Die Stirn iiber inldJuloige
Ssreuoen Der Ginber. 6ie iinb fir ibr
9tlter 10 ttatl.rlih, tpie fur beiabrte 2eute
Der QrmItuhl uno bic 8antoffeln. uno
ebenio eisent bamlidb. Man Ialie bic Gin.
Der ibrc Sug emo i'm uni1uloisen Jr0hiinn
eenieBen; il)re 3ufunft mag tribe genug
iein, nno bi. Grinnerung on cine gliidlihe
3inbDeit notbwenh is 81 baben, Tie ertr1g=
LTD ail MAIDEN.
Sn Der 6 1nle. 2ehrer: so,
liebe Ginber, Jest tu,ollen mir aooiren in
benannten 3ahIen. 9 opbie Orei 6hop=
pen unb bier Gdoppe, rnaAen mas :"
Sopbie (perlddni D., vAber neiT, 10
mas fragen Serr 2ehret T.
2e6rer: yDummbel i! 8ieb bod Mnt-
mort! Drei Sdoppsn n,'o bier Sdloppen
,mnht mas 2"
sop1is: ,,e' aanIA !"
9 ater: emil, boz nil einen ssioibus.
6obn: 2ieber Yapa, { 0u -foeibt bod,
baB id} Doctor tueroen mi q. Menn Ou
mid a6er beirn 9tllbiren it6 rft...
Batter: 90 rnuBt Ou I'M cine boIbt
Wfinlite ipdter Doctor tperoei /.
Manen= lnniifen beit. Sr
Bologna fonneil BON 1882 Ginrpobnerf
Ielen 5.413; Ielen unb ld)re ibenl56 ITS
niht lelen iltlD i6reiben 54,37 g.. esn Rre,
mona tonnelt bon 30, ,9l9 Ginu ,obnern leIer
96b s.. ieiefl iinD idreiben 16. SCI [ nidat leiel
uuo iareiben 1898. q 8 =
pflaiter.
Ohrsng
aaafss: QDaa fjr Gin sll atll
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-08

DersrniftiGe Winter ibsint
heller gang alls Der Nrt geidblagen 3n iein.
I'm 8. Gebruar bat bic Semperatur in Gt.
Yetersburg innerbnIb IL 5funbsii, iiiSss;;;-
lid3 Don 5 llbr Wforeens Bis 3 ubr 9ead=
raittaas cine Sdiuenflfne pom 18 @raben
genadts iitbem Die nddjiIibe Gdlte iin
mad Witternaht nuf l5 GRAB erhob, nah
3 ubr 5ll lillfen be8anr illlo Qul Toge III
8 Grab Mdrme jbsraiae.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-08

Gin barte gtub, ein itumpfer 8abn,
Sin iunees @eib, Elm alter Mtann
8nfammen fidI ai6t reinen tpoH',
eein's @Iei@en elm Sober uebmen inu.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-08

@iItit Su mebr ais On ipirfIi9 bia,
go nimm's OILS Elm sutes Seiden,
9o6 fei bsitrsbt, In tiirssFer Sritt
Den llnterldieD ausausleiden.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-08

Grob senOfen, leidt setrnseu
@ia oies turse 2eben feia.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-03-08

pHaiter. 80
Ohrsns
adaisr: Maa fiis Gin als cell
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-02

We have no Lew feature to notice in the None!
market which continues dull, with light offerings
both in bank and on the street. No transac ions
reported in commercial paper that indicate any vara
lions in rates We continue to quote first class paper
with coateras at ga 10 per cent. per annum, thou
at 1l@I2, Al at lMl per month ana second grad
at2 Fir-t.cIass mortgages still rule at 10 per cent
per annum but nothing is reported in second-cass.
Cola opened at 1890 49,, against l3 Il at New
York and a moderate business closed at ll2ai@
49, against ll3% in that market where it touched
1885, during the interim. The sales summed NJ
s5i,CoO. embracing 5000 and sl100O At ll22i 500
at ll2zs. 5000 and $4,000 ll3 s25 900 at l276@
49,, and $1,000 at 49,.
No sales Of silver reported. American half
dollars were stilI quoted at 1906 aio71l and Mexican
dollars al 1881 1857.
Under the influence Of the advance in Gold at New
York, Sterling Exchange opened fully LILO T. cent
higher and closed at net advance OF $40 2 cent
comm rcia and 40 for bauk The sales amounted
to $4,000, comprising e25,Ooo Al clear at 54i el5o0
do at 54t 1900 do and bill of lading at 544Ge545.
$4,000 do aud flo0oo bill Of lading at 5.44 5,45,
fl7OOo bill Of lading and Al clear at 545@ SAG, and
E5O00 bank at 5.45.
The sales Of francs comprised 100000, embracing
$4,000 commercial at Los, 10000 do. at 4.G2ls and
10000 and 80 900 bank for gold at 5.21 T..
At the close Sterling bills quoted at 5.44 "a
5.45 tor bill Of ladng and Al clear and SAT AZ
for bank and francs 463ai m4.G21a for private and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were of fair
extent, and rates without quotable variation
The sales Of New York sight covered S255,000
embracing $4,000 and 100000 commercial, $4,000,
$25,0c0 and $4,000 private bankers" and $4,000
bank 1t 1882 r. cent. discount, and $4,000 private
bankers, and $1,000 bark at 3-16.
The banks continued to check on New York at par,
and commercial sight still quoted at -@3-lo q
cent. discount.
The only sale OF stocks reported 100 shares
Mechanics' and Traders Bank at SO %.
The sales of Bonds included $1,000 Louisiana LIE
Co. 49, aud $500 City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents
at 81, excepting the quo ed the close at
576r57l ].
No sales Of City Appropriation Certificates were re-
ported they we're quoted at G3@6i.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan Police Wa.
rants, which are still quoted at "A.
State Warrants COSTUME in request for the paymen-
of SIT taxes and still quoted at Asa 50 Tor large
and 55G16O for small
There appears to bs but few Clinton State War
rants in the market aud hear OF transactions;
they still quoted about 80.
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THE NEW ORLg AVS BULLETIN THURSDAY, APRIL q 1874

notice that the Fleta is advertised and vii
leave positively on Saturday for Tensas ant
Bayou Macon.
| The Robert Mitchell, Capt. A. NJ. Du
Souchett, clerk, Chas G. Schultz, was ont
of the arrivals Yesterday, and came from
Louisville. She had large cargo, but VT
were sorry TO learn that the prices for car
rying it were simply ruinouslv low. Fol
nstance-corn at II! cents per hundred
pounds, is enough to make "a man weep
She returns on Friday, at 5 2. NJ.
| Thos B. McPeake. of the well-knOwl
firm OF Lord & McPeake, left on the Sabine
last evening, on trip to Shreveport. We
wish him a pleasant voyage and safe re-
turn, and may his shadow never be less.
DLEANI>GS FROM EXCHANGES.
| The ST. Louis Republican of the 3Otll
says The river had fallen two inches, and
| @ what fall was there, my countrynen.
No business had been transacted along the
river front as it was Sunday Except that
the work on the bridge was going rapidly
forward, despite the accidents which hap
pened on it the prev,ous.) Tear 1t down.
1t also says that il takes two days tor a boat
TO load, and that they had religious ser
vices on Sunday on the Carroll whartboat,
at which there was Il congregation OF over
four hundred. Capt. kittwood, Com. David
assembly, interspersed with singing and
praying. These meetings are becoming
part of the Sunday programme on the river
side, and are full of interest. Tom Shields,
of the Commonwealth, had been presented
with an elegant head OF Elk Horn, on one
side of which We're lettcred 4" Presented by
his friend. George c. Wolff" and on the
other side, Catch ME if you can" Thomas
is a great favorite with the river boys, who
will be pleased to learn of the appreciation
in which he is held by his friends, and to
quote brace Of lines somewhat para
phrased:
THE horn of plenty groans with wheat and corn,
And even Tom finds plenty i'll a Horn
Commodore Rollingpin's new book is
about finished, and will shortly appear.
An immense gorge is reported i'll the Mis-
souri, River, at Bon Homme Island, and the
water was extremely low at Yankton, III
consequence thereof: the country is Hooded
in the vicinity Of the gorg".
The Louisville Journal of the 30th reports
The is river receding slowly, with nine feet
two inches water IN the canal, and seven
feet two inches on the falls Weather clear
and spring like and business quite lively
aud much shipping had been done the day
previous, even if it was Sunday. Quite
number of ladies had visited the Mary
Houston, to view the scenes so charming.
Was that Charley and his brother Elliott
Ii must be 50, for they are always charming.
and great favorites wherever they 90. Will
5. Hays is now river editor of the Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Shreveport Times says that with the
river on Il stand there or falling little, and
the rapid fall above, it does not look much
ike a serious overflow. 1t will take another
Use or a good deal more lain to do the work.
We congratulate our river planters on es-
,aping thus far what looked at one time
ike a very disastrous inundatiOn.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

| UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
| ~~~~~~~~-~>~>~>~~~~~~~~~-~
| ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER-
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE,
Composed Of TIE following
o1zz-z5 frst-class sde-wheel ste amers-
GREAT REPu BLIC, JANIS HOWARD,
JOHN KYLE, JOHN a.. SCI DI En-,
CITY OF ALTON MY AMES
PAULINE CAKkOLL, BISMARCK,
GLENCOE, susie SILVER,
TOM JA>PER, kit HMt Nd
CITY OF QUINCY, ,.MAONMEALTH.
For st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and the
Beds.
Will leave DIS be al 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
City Of Quincy.
Low Bryson, Captain; W. NJ. Brown, clerk,
THURSDAY, April2
I'll. nCOe.
Thomas S. Calhoon, Captain; E. D. NIillen clerk,
SATURDAY. April t.
Susie SILVER,
d. H. Silver, capt in; j. S. Lehmer, clerk;
TUESDAY, April 7.
Issuing usual, Through Bills of Lading in con-
necton with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West.
J. B. WOODS & CO., General Agents,
I24 Graver street.
P. S.-We are the only Agents in New Orleans
authorized to act for the above named boats.
mh2S-tf
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OSHEN BUTTER.
VI 40 Firk rs Choice Selected.
30 Firkins Fancy Selected actual tare).
LARD-150 Jierces Snaefers Refined.
$50 Kegs Choice Kettle.
BREAKFAST BACON-5a Boxes Thin fcsnvassed).
PLANTS FLOUR - 800 bbls. Extra.
1000 bbls. Franklin.
200 Central.
BACON-150 Casks Louisville Clear
so Casks Lousvi lie Clear Rib.
30 "a SKIS Cincinnati Shoulders.
80 Casks Dry Sailed Shoulders.
In store and to arrive.
For sale by
KEEP & RAYMOND
Nos. II and 70 Poydras street.
,nh09
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DAREsHIDE q Macs,
IMPORTERS,
No. II Tchoupitoulas Street,
Have Landing,
E1 bark Iris from Bremen ex steamship vicks.
burg, from Liverpool ex steamship State of
Louisiana, from Liverpool:
1000 casks Deetjen's LAGER-pints;
400 casks Deetjen's LAGER-quarts;
300 casks Deetjen's ALE-pists;
$50 casks Deetjen's ALE-quarts;
300 casks Bass PALE ALE;
100 casks Allsopps PALE ALE;
200 casks Guinness STOUT;
$50 casks Hibbert's PORTER;
IS packages Poultnsy BRANDY:
q packages Narstt BRANDY;
- eighth caaks Ramsay's Scotch WHISKY.
And for sAls 70 tAs tsds. in quantities 70 suit in O.
nut q beoA MIN
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Cleared Yesterday.
Br fish ship India Moran, for Reveal
Lowell & Bailey
Norwegian ship Jupiter, Jacobsen, FIR ronstadt-
Frerichs < Horn
Norwegian ship Fylgja, Jensen, for Croi stadt-
Frerjchs * Horn
British brig Jane Goodyear, Davis, for Bristol =
Geo A FosCck eco
Brig Tall, Ho Pummer, for Havana III Pug &co-
Schooner K L Locke, Shirevir, for Bonaeca- Master
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-02

Having taken charge OF the River Column of this
paper beg leave friends that shall
attempt to carry out all my old programme III protect
ing their interest and viii at all times be pleased to
attend their wants, and hope that my efforts i'll their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully
JAMES KERR, JR.
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UPPER Z AST.

UPPER L Asst.
New Orleans, Coast. Baton ROnge and
Gross = etc IL. Il. tackeI
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ, and SATUR-
HnG. DAY al ?. NJ.
IEaalAke II. l.. Hodge No. z.
sSsss==-0eza In place of st. John.
V. B. Baranco MASTER J. +. McElroy, clerk.
Return nS leaves Baton Rouge every Thursday and
Sunday evenings. For freight passage apply on
board or to
apl If E. o. MELANCON, 80 Cont street.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN.
Thursday Morning. April 1874. J
DAILY RIVER REPURT FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL
]. AT 3 P. NJ.
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Experts.
REVAT-Per ship Inda-3516 bales cotton
GROIN TADl-Fer ship Jupttr-lSi3 bales cotton
BRISTOI-ier bl il Jane Goodyear-2949 sacks oil
cake
CEONSfADT-Per ship Fylgja-l151 bales cotton
B0NACCA-Per schooner Il b Locke-l2 hf b, Ii of
-four bbls sugar L. rs lard 5000 shingles bales OF
tobacco % boxes soap bbs bread boxes cheese 5000
feet lumber and sundres
HAVANA-Per brig Tally HO-200O bbIs -four l 3
boxes bacon 200 bbls rusn S5l sacks IA bbs of
grease 2l0 udls hooi and sundries
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April /, 1874.
COTTON

The sales to-day mot including 400 bales additional
yesterday embraced $500 bales steadi and stronger
prices, 8 owing in many Improvement of I,
T. cent We revise quotations accordingly mostly
by raising inside rates. and give also the Exchange
figures a. below
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Ships.

"a For Providence and Fail River
kTTs> The Al schooner Kate NJ. Hilton, Capt.
Stone loading, ana having most OF her
cargo engaged aid gong On beard will have dispatch
For balance OF freight apply
GEO. A. FOSDICK & CO,
mh25-rc 80 Carondeet street.
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w 4. wEED-74 Camp street.
STEAM PRINTER.
Book, job and Commercial Stationer
abroad and Coupon Ticket Fngraver,
Theatrical and Show Printer
Lithographer,
Blank Book Manufacturer
mb2o If Binder
DAkLE SaLOOS,
46 st. Charles Street,
Side Entrance l45ls Gravier Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
A. PARLE. Proprietor. mh2l 1w
GEO. swARBRICK. j. o. kENroN
SWARBRICK 4 CO..
GROCERS,
- camp Street. Se. Orleans.
Plan aeon and Family supplies. nlh25 1w
IL ~R WILLIAMS,
STEAMBOAT,
HOUSE AND Sion PAINTER,
Triangle Buildings,
Corn H. anal. Front u nd Couslnon stree,s.
New Orleans.
All ef.ioss promptly attended to. mh25--1w
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receipts of Produce.

ST LOU1S-Per steamer City of Qnincy-77 sacks
seed stuff to Prudhomme 4 q a'e-25 casks bacon to
Byrue < Bros-2S do Cobb Dohonie &co-7 do to
Del Bondio--5 tics hams Converse . casks ba-
con smith II Bro-4O Fash l. Do sen-30 Vose 'ros-
% Shelly &co-4 half bbls do 10 bbls pork Dwyer
pkgs butter L Del Bondo-l9 do Del Bondio-32
Hoyt 4 Wilcox-2325 sacks corn to schwabacher Il
Hirch-1G57 10 c T Buddeck- &co-6 bales cotton to
W Burbridge &co-4 eades Wood &co-9 do Z
Wilson x Mills do to Alcus, Scherck X Autey-3
richardson Il May-35 boxes eggs G L Buddecke &co
81 do l45 ccops poultry Miller Il Meyer boxes eggs
Fairchild Il Bingham--5u do DelBondo-G NJ Dow
ing-6 Pleasants-l36 bbls meai 4l6 br Is -four to
G L Buddeeke &co-139 do Glover 4 Odendahl-200 do
| Gordon GoInila-20u A hamll &co--00 do 10
S Ii Kennedy &co-l00 II T Lawler- $50 Newman Il
kent-1O9 to ordor-299 Stay back &co-30 hi bbls
DO Wang, tie &co-150 bbls -four Prudhomme &
Grace-lOG bbs meal Woods, Matthews &co-l75 do 10
bbls -four 20 halt bbs sundrles 4 Whitney 4
co--550 bbls flour to Glover Odendahl--50 Prud
homme L Gracc-200 Sla. back &co--l56 do 800 hf
do Glover Odendahl-500 pals lard Hoyt 4 Wilcox
100 bulls meal John Moore &co-25 lard and loo
pals do Schneider Zuberbier-10O sacks malt Geo
Auer &co--100 do A Blaffer &co-s6 NJ Smith &
co-1eO Lusse-142 Glover Odendahl-5O Bas-
sennier-467 sacks oats Hudson Il Moore--l3 pkgs of
tobacco Jsquet &co-16O sacks rye Geo Hook kco-8
bbls oniors ord-r-10 bbls pork Dwyet--25 pigs
lead StAufer. Nc &co-4 hhd- tobacco to Bryan L
Thompson-6 bbls whisky Whitney &co-2 hat
Ibis cider A Grumestead-5 bbls wine John Haw.
hns- pkgs mdse Branch, Crookes kco-l0 cases of
handles G n Bsyly Pond-25 cases mdse T T White
10 boxes cheese DelBondio-l6 head mules n
Levy-S casks iron pipe Gas Co-l60 pkgs mdse
] H Campman-2 hi bbis bssr H vsudry-snd sun.
dries to order-Fotal. - bales cotton hhds tobacco
LOUISv1LLE-Per steamer Robert Nitcher-46
casks bacon to howard Prestons-14 rcs do to Ksep
Raymond &co-60 casks bacon to Byrnee L Barstow-
3. sacks malt Behan Thorn kco-lot OF suncries -
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Arrived.
Bark Maggie Newell, Smith, from London Feb 7,
master-lst Dist
Schooner Jennie Wood, PZZati, 5 days from Utilla,
to master-2d list z L
TOWBOATS
Chamberlain, Mcclellan. from the Passes-brought up
bark Maggie McNeil and schooner Jennie Wood
STEAMBOATS,.
Robt Mitchell, DuSOuchet, from Louisville
Henry Tete. Dalferes, from Thlbodaux
Ouachita Belle. Blanks. from Camden
Belle Lee II. cks. from Memphis
Frank Pargoud, White, fir III Argyle
City of Quincy. West, from st Louis
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Louisiana State from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Alice. from Pass Manchac
Schooner Morning Light. from Amite river
Schooner Annie from Iickfaw
Schooner Covington, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Richard. from Biloxi
Schooner Martha Washington, from Pearl river
Schooner Hetter Ellis from Amite river
Schooner SalIa, from Bonfouca
Schooner Reporter, from Amite river
Schooner Jos Edwards from Biloxi
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner star No 2, from Pascagoula
Schooner Amelia from Pascagoua
Schooner Eagle, from Tchefuncta river
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1ENSAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, March 49, at PM
r. For Floyd. Monticello, joe
La a. Bayou, Delhi, Warsaw, Crockets Point,
e1-..1zz@ Egypt. Brahms Usuorn's, Chandler s.,
Cal4oways, OFF, all landings Oh lensas and
Black klvers-The steamer
Fleta,
L. s. Greenlee, master-.as 1. Robbins, clerk,
will leave above. For freight or pas sage apply
board, or to LORD l. MCPEAKE,
app Az Camp street.
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MARINE NEWS.

George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New orleans bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, April 2. !
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RelOw-COrning Up.
Outside the Bar Bound In.

Ship Emma, Olivier, 40 days from. Havre to master
Ship Western Empire. Crozer, from HAVE Feb 5,
to MASTER
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HAVANA-Per teamship Gulf Stream-S0G0 cigars
to A Palacio-S'00 do = A Dest2rses-4 aids sugar
NJ WItherspoon-7 hhds tomatoes-and sun
dries to order
HAVANA-Per brig Margaret-60 hhds melado $50
hhds sugar 100 boxes sugar CbaffraiX Il Agar
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RED RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECOkE PACKET
COMPANY.
Leaves every SATURDAY at P. NJ.
>- For fort dc Kussey. karbin's
eUA4+N Norman's Alexandria Mouth Of Cane
s11IaIzf1h River, Montgomery, Granu Ecore and all
way AaAuinSs-
st. Mary,
j. c. Mitchell master, G. q. Hamilton clerk,
Particular attention paid to way and plan BUSH
ness. for freight passage app! o. board, or to
Nj. W. JOYCE, il Delta street.
BkIrTON x EPPLElt 1u6 Common ST.
mh27 LORD Il McPEAKE, AZ Camp street.
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The river here is inches below high water mark
1871. NELSON GoBOM,
Signal service Observer.
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Steamboats,.
OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR OHIO RIVER PACKET
Leaves ON FRIDAY, April 3. at 5 P NJ.
~ Fer Louisville, Evansville
ls4A&tsS Henderson, shawneetown. Paducah, Cai.
aS's7k 70, Memphis, Helena, Mouth of White
River Oh cot, Greenve. Vicksburg, Natchez and all
intermediate landngs-the passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
j. F. Hicks master,
will leave above. For freight passage apply on
board, or to
SINNOTT 4 ADAMS. IL Commercial Place.
ap1 C. 6. WAYNE, lO6 Gravier street.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
REGULAR WEEKLY CAMDEN PACKET.
LEAVES LIVERY SATURDAY at 5 p. NJ.
r. For camden, t-uacHIIa City,
Trenton, Monroe and all intermediate
e-sa& landings on Black and Orachi,. Rive S,
connecting with boats all the tributarle.-The fine
sidewheel steamer
Bart Able,
NJ. Kenison, mas,er-ti. P. Work and Owen F. Jami-
son. clerks,
Will leave above. For freight passage apply
board, or to
SINNOJT & ADAMS, II Commercial place.
LORD MCPEAKt, At Camp street
mh25n J. +. CAkLIN, Del street.