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Navra keeps all descriptions Of China goods
at reduced prices.
Death Of . Nashingten.


Only few days ago, in the city of Shreve-
awav from this life one who has the blood
relative of the highest honored Of Americas
warriors and statesman, and who would, per-
haps, under . monarchical form of govern
ment, have been distinguished for the name
he bore. We refer to the death Of Mr.. Henry
Washington, cousin to the Father of his
Country, which occurred here on Monday
last
Mr.. Washington had only recently arrived
in Shreveport, where he entertained the idea
of following the profession of surveyor, .
calling he had practiced for many years in
Washington City. His advanced age, how
ever-he being about eighty years old at the
time Of his deashm 10 perhaps, the change 9,
travelling, had worked upon once
strong and hearty constitution, and
thus weakened by general prostitution and
debility, he calmly and without pain sue
cumbed to the grim and relentless King Of
Terrors. From q gentleman who Travelled
from New Orleans with Mr.. Washington and
who has subsequently taken great pains to
carry out the dying wishes Of the old gentle
man, who was in easy circumstances and had
evidently led an eventful, if not eccentric life,
we learn that he claimed to have no immedi.
ate family and knew Of no existing relatives
save some nephews and nieces for whom he
expressed but little interest. The papers and
other effects of the deceased have been taken
charge of and parties designated by him have
been apprised of his death. Mr.. Washington
was in possession of money end merchandise,
and shortly before his death desired Mr..
Richard Lee, of Washington City, to have the
control of his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tsuses,
| 18Th inst.
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A DRAnArIC FRAUD.

From the Columbus (Ohio) JourDai.1
Fechter is fraud. He plays Hamlet
with Hamlet, and most of the rest of il, 1eit
mt
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Nayra. successor to Navra b Dinner, 17A
Canal street, IL selling Glyer-plAted ware u
manufacturers prices.
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Let everyone buy . ticket on Christmas for
the $40 900 Prize in the La. State Lottery.
Let everyone buy ticket on Christmas for
the $4,000 Prize in the La. State Lottery.
Let everyone buy ticket on Christmas for
the $40, 600 Prize in the La State Lottery.
Let everyone buy ticket on Christmas for
the $40, 600 Prize in the In. State Lottery.
Let everyone buy . ticket on Christmas for
the $40. 600 Prize in the La. State Lottery.
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E. c. Palmer E Co. 9, 81 Camp street, Is
decidedly the place to get paper and type, and
carpets can be procured there almosta As chear
as mating.
J. Douglass, 6 Camp street, is an engrave'
who, for artistic design and excellent work
manship, cannot be beat Try him.
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Mousr cAasox CoA1, e5c.-lss GaAv,zs 81.
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Toilet sets, chamber sets, and every variety
of China at Navra's, ia Canal street.
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But one day is left to buy the $50, 900
Prize in the Louisiana State Lottery.
But one day is left to buy the $40, 600
Prize in the Louisiana State Lottery.
But one day is left to buy tho $4,000
Prize in the Louisiana State Lottery.
But one day is left to buy the $4,000
Prize in the Louisiana State Lottery.
But one day is left to buy the $4,000
Prize in the Louisiana State Lottery,
All grocers and druggists will please notice
that W. G. Lyon l. Co., - South Peters
street, are sole agents for the sale Of Shop
ards Patent Starch Gloss.
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.srur c0nsprrNENTS or THE SEASON
.\ruv cosrpr1s9rNrs OF THE SEASON
1ur co,rp1r,unrs OF THE SEASON
1.-THE COMPLIMENTS or THE SEASON
1.-THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON
are best conveyed in the shape Of = Lottery
Ticket, which may turn up fortune. Now
is the golden opportunity to purchase, a. the
great single number drawing takes place next
Saturday. Capital prize, $4,000
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The Old Piper Heidsieck.

Among wne-bbblers tho Piper HeidsiecE
Champagne stands alone. 1t has favor bo"'
quet, sparkling beauty and exhilerating charac'
teristic which no other brand of champagne has
ever equaled, and hence it is among wines what a
real Murillo is among paintings of inferior merit,
or an Havana cigar is to home manufactured ar
ticles. To the palate Of the bon ctrant it has
flavor which is quite unDistakable, and is highly
esteemed for its dryness and lightness. But we
do not propose just now to descant upon theipe'
culiar merits OF this world renowned wine, what
we meant to do was to announce that Messrs.
Schmidt & Ziegler, Nos. 40, 81, 50 and IS New
Levee street, have accepted the agency therefor,
and are now prepared to furnish the trade with it
ON the most liberal terms. They have just re-
ceived five hundred baskets, and will constantly
receive supplies. The fact that Messrs. Schmidt
Zegler have taken hold of this wine is sufficient
to insure it largely increased sales.
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French China tea sets complete for Sc %, at
Navra's, ia Canal street.

How PERRY MET THE BEAR:.He was Watching
the movements Of striped. frisky-tai chipmunk
that washed it's little face in the laughing waters
Of a mountain brook. and thinking. how happy
was that little fellow away Off there in the ever
lasting silence. Perry is not large man, but is
handsome. He looked at his face reflected in the
waters, and wished he was as young as ne USED
to be-" He moaned the fact that gray hairs had
silvered his head, and thoughtfully ran over the
days Of youth With he h1 turned
from the WATERPROOF to find himself in the pres
ence Of bear! Few words were spoken i;h both
was pec1liar~Perry says id peculiar. At it
they went, the bear above, Perry below eacn
felt the other a s'foeman worthy OF his steel ;.
In the midst of the conflict the bear became al,
iiectionate, and embraced Perry. Perry sad .1,e
twas fond embrace" and reminded him OF the
days of his courtship But too much familiarity
bred contempt. and Perry intimated With s big
should not hug him lust then. The bear weighed
$50 pounds, and Perry got eleven gallons Ct OIL
nom three-quarters Of him. De- Nor& lros-
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A PENALTY FOR MATRIMoNY.-The Inspector
General of the army says in his annual report
that a regulation is much needed infctng some
punishment upon soldiers who marry without
proper permission. Military posts are some
times overrun with the wives Of enlisted men.
1t is frequently the case that con pany.
commanders do rot know the number OF
married men in their companies. These women
manage to get shanties9o live in to have fuel. to
eat, and in case that company changes its situa-
tlon to obtain transportation for themselves and
their effects and in the majority Of cases the
lumber for the construction Of the sharties, the
fuel the transportation, ETC., are made in some
way out of the Government. 1t is well known
that it requires about as :luch transportation to
move four laundresses as it does to move whole
company OF men. In the opinion Of the Inspector
General laundresses can be dispensed with IN the
army as well as not. man can be detailed on
daily duty to do the washing Of the company with
the same facility as a laundrcss, and the result
would be equally satisfactory.
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Now sound the fife and beat the drum,
While guzzlers 10 the Victory come.

In the memoir of Stanislaus de Girardin, who
owned the domain Of Ermenonville, there is an
account of visit to that place by the first Napo-
leon. At the tomb of Rousseau he said, re.
counted in the memoirs, sit would have been
better for the repose of France if this man had
never existed"
ssWhy?" said Girardin.
s'He prepared the revolution" replied Napo-
leon. stIt seems to me-" said the proprietor,
shat it il not for you to complain OF the revolu-
ton"
.sWell. the future will know, if it would not
have been better for France that neither Rous.
seau nor myself had ever lived" He was then
First Consul
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LOSS OF THE SABINE.
Full Particulars.
List OF COnsignees.

The following is copy OF the manifest OF the
steamer Sabine which sunk on Wednesday, 3D.
inst, at 10 A. NJ, 20 miles below Alexandra
lS9 bales cotton, c. L. Walmsey 70
l84 bales cotton, J. N. Sandidge w.
65 bales cotton, y. Friedlander.a
* bales cotton X. r. Buckner Bro.
"a bales cotton, Lehman, Abraham Co.
% bales cotton, Clamp Bros. u 20.
20 bales cotton, Payne. K Maia C q w.
IL bales cotton, Me yer. "eis 4" w.
16 bales cotton, W. }. Lechle. r. sro
* bales cotton. S. C. Wilkerson. Jr. " 20.
bales cotton, W. 3. Clarke. ~
bales cotton, Ar Miitenberger torooA'
8 bales cotton, Aicus, Sherck Au1es.
bales cotton, Jno Chaffe, Bro Il Son.
bales cotton, ". d. Wetmore.
4b,les cotton, Hugh Allison Il 20.
2 bales cotton, Gabriel Brown.
hale cotton Oscar Chaplin.
bale cotton, r. L. Airey 60.
bale cotton Renshaw, Cammack y 20.
hale cotton, Prestridge, Graham Il Co.
bale cotton, Mamade LescassaSne.
81 sacks seed cotton, Hy Leckle
Al bhds sugar, 81 bbls molasses, BUSH ~ Levert
II bbls molasses, 36 hhds sugar, Renshaw, Cam
q hhds sugar, 81 bbls molasses, Jno. chaffeo
% bhls moasses. II Ehds sugar, Campbell &
Strong.
II hhds sugar. Dbl sugar, As bbls molasses
Conger, ely 4 Co.
&c bbls molasses, X. Flower & Co.
5 bbls molasses, J. NJ. Sandidge & Co:
30 SKIS cotton seed, J. NJ Sandidge e. Co.
Sundries to C. L. VAIN s'ey 4 Co.. Qneyrouz
a. Bots, II. T. Buckner Il Bro, W. c. Shep
hard u Co., Payne, Kennedy a. Co. and order
ToTAL.-6l5 bales cotton, 80 sacks cotton seed
81 sacks seed cotton, 1876 hogsheads sugar, bar
rel sugar, 251 barrels molasses.
From Capt. Sinnott we learn that there is bu
little prospect of raising the boat, but her cargo
will be saved in damaged condition, excepting
Of course, the sugar, which will be total loss.
When the boat struck, she was in the channel
and the nature of the obstruction could not b
ascert aimed. Her pilots were Ben Kay and Alb
ner Readman, than whom no better pilots eve
stood a watch on the river Mr.. Readman was OF
watch at the time, and from him we learn tn
following particulars: ,:.
The obstruction was log lying some distance
from the surface and there being little or no cur
rent, consequently it showed not break; it mus
have tloated to that spot within the last week, a
all the packets plying in Red River during TIL
season, passed and repassed this spot w1thou
meeting with any obstruction.
Capt. Sinnott, Mr. Florence Fendren, and 81
the officers except Capt. George Hamilton, N
mate and ten or twelve men, remained at tn
wreck to look after the cargo and wreck.
The books, papers and valuables were saved.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

= COMPREHENSIVE WE. THE UNDE R
u signed have this day formed a cOpartnership
under the style OF HARRIS d MOTT for the plir-
nose of adjusting Fire River and Marine losses, ex
amiui,g and writing up books and accounts, liquda
ting and settling copartnershis and attending to any
and all matters appertainng to accounts.
Otfce-Letter A. Caller Court.
EDWIN HARRIS,
EDGAR MOTT.
New Orleans December l, 1e.4.
References:
Thos A. Adams Paul Fourchy,
Harmon Dolne JAS. l. Day
NJ. Musson, E. H. M'is.rove,
Labatt ArOni & Clinton, Hvams a Jonas,
Raulolph Singleton Il Lehman Abraham 6 Co,
Brown Theodore IIillman.
Geo. Jonas. Meyer els q 20,
d1 It
I1OPARTNERSIIIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
I have this day formed copartnerslip under the
name and stye of JOSEPH WAGNER Co, for
the purpose of transactng General Agency Bust
ness for Life Fire and Marine Insurance
Office No. 80 Carondeiet street. -
JOSEPH WAGNER,
J. c. SHIPLEY.
New Orleans November II, 1874.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
lN of New YOrk-New York November a. 1ei4-
Messrs JOSEPH WAGNER & CO. of New Orleans
have been this day appointed our General Agents ioI
the State of Louisiana.
Office of the Company, No 80 Carondelet street
For the Company
MO I'm Managers
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Office Of the Delta Insurance Company. cor.
ner Carondelet and Common streets--Sew Orleans.
Sept. 1S1i-Inconformity with the requirements OF
the amended charter and in accordance with reso-
luton OF the Beard of Trustees at special meeting
held June &c. 1874 the subscribers TO the Capital
Stock of this Company hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following nstanents atthe TINE
specified below, VIZ:
Ten per cent on the LIST day of October, 1874.
Ten per cent the ist day of November 1874
Fifteen per cent on the 1st day OF December 1874
Fifteen per cent the 3lst day Of December 1874
By order Of the Beard.
anso Am Z. w. BAQrR, Secretary.
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Copies OF the BULLETIN stamped ana uellVereU
will be furnished to steamboats, at fifty cents per
dozen. GEO. j. DUNCAN.
About noon Yesterday the weather changed
suddenly from tho bright spring-lke weather
with which we have been best for over two
weeks, to clouds and rain. True, the rain did
not pan out we'll, but it was enough to render
the sidewalks slippery and prevented many
from shipping goods, as the skies denoted a
heavy shower. At this writing, the prospects
for "much wetness" is good.
A special train of the Mobile road left last
evening with nine sleeping cars in tow. They
were occupied by the st. Louis knights Tempar.
Want Of space this morning prevents us from
giving our extracts from exchanges.
The following is from the Louisville Courier
Journal
But though the birds have taken wing,
And though our floral beauties lie
Prone in the mire, and winter bring
His bitter wind and leaden sky,
We know, however harsh his band,
The birth Of spring will end his reign,
And steamboatmen throughout the Ian!
Will shout, "The rivers up again."
The departures yesterday follows:
Fleta and C. d. Durfee for Grand Ecore,
Natchez for Vicksburg, Great Republic for st:
Louis. Sherlock for Ohio River. Mary Alice and
barges tor st. Louis, ST. Mary for Lower Coast,
Selma, st. John and Mary Ida for Upper Coast,
Carrie A. Thorn, for Red River, Yazoo for Yazoo
River and Willie for Ouachita River. The Belle
Rowland left last night fer the wreck of the Sa-
bne.
Full particulars of the loss Of the Sabine will
be found in another column.
VICKsBURG, Dec. 40 John Janney: Leave
Delta with 800 bales. VIM. CAMPBELL,
Master Steamer X. f.. Lee.
In consequence of the crowded state OF on
paper, we are obliged to cWtal our column this
morning, which this reporter considers dog on
(ed) bad.
The Katie leaves for the mouth Of White River
at 2. NJ. Tomorrow.
The regular Coast and Latourche packet Semi
mole leaves at o'clock tomorrow evening.
business on the landing yesterday was good
better in TACT than it has been any other day this
season.
The Lotus No is receiving, or rather will be
early Monday morning, to leave on Tuesday, Sth
inst, for all landings on Red River.
by Telegraph
SHREVEPORT, Dec. 80 Brltton Eppler
Arrived this morning. Leave for New Orleans
Monday. River falling at Fulton.
W. T. ScovEII..
Master f. t. Bryarly
BATON ROUGE, Dec. 5, 1o74.-To Hite 4 Car
lin: Steamer Ida will arrive to-day. Leaves
Monday, Dec. 7, for Attakapas and Atchafalays
rivers J. p. FoRGAy.
Captain Steamer Ida.
V1cKsBURG, Dec. 5.-To John Janney, New Or
leans Leave at II NJ; 240O bales cotton and 55O'
sacks seed. j. ". CARLToE,
Master Steamer Katie.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Sotice-A Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Factors and Traders Insurance Company will be
held at its Office 81 Carendelet street, on MONDAY,
the 2st iav of December I-14 between the hours Of
II ". and o'clock F. NJ. TO vote upon proposed
amendments the Charter this day approved and
recommended by the Board Of Trustees.
MIG t,i2l ED A. pALFREY, Secretary
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ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MAN
CHAC PACKET.
E&6R The staunch, sea-worthy pscket steams
yLlAA1E Alice,
q Isl D Porter master Lon Kells clerk,
Leaves her Landing, New Basin, Magnolia Bridge
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at P. NJ. for 8
points on Amite River and Bayou Manchac.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
MUNCY & MARCY, Agents.
424 and 42S DeoId st.
Bills of lading signed at the Office Of BERAUD
GILBERT 20 CarOndeet street. oil II
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An active member of Cincinnati temperance
ASSOCIATION who. the other evening, tumbed up
stairs drunk, got into the bedroom of another
mans wife, was kicked out of it by her husband,
only to encounter his own wife in the hallway
and be pelted downstairs, again, has got sober
GGaeae on s.the correlation Of forces.
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Provisions. Liquors, ETc.-Messrs. Fl. Bid.
well & Co., sc Maya zine street, have on hand and
for sale large stock of Western produce, whis-
kies Of famous brands, etc, to which we direct
the attention Of the trade.
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STEAMBOATS,
OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Dec. g. at T. NJ.
~ For CINCINNATI, Louisville, Evans
le4a2t. ville Henderson. Shawneetown, Padu-
cab, Cairo. Memphis, and all intermedl'
ate pOints-The passenger steamer
Susie silver,
n n silver master Jno S. Lelner, clerk.
will leave as above For freight or passage apply on
board or to
DC BCRDEAU g. WAYNE, LOG Gravler 81.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Dec. 5. at F. NJ.
For Cine nna,i, Louisville, Evans
lsS4EnksS Vile Henderson. Shawneetown, Padn
sA'sss%.@.% cah Cairo, Memphis and all interne
tiate landinGs-The steamer
Susie silver.
oh Silver master Jno $ Lehmer, clerk.
For freight OF passage apply 10 , lao
j. L. WOODS & CO.
dG 1G4 Common street
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MEMPHIS.


REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY, Dec. 4, at p. N.
49, For Memphis, Helena, Month ss
lE1e1Sk,S White River Chicot Greenville and tnseS
- Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
IF Hicks master ALI GIisscm clerk,
will leave an above connecting at Vicksburg witt
steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazse x1E 4
Tallahatche rivers, and at White River with paeS'
ats for White and Arkansas rivers paying particulars
attention to all way and plantation business. Fog
freight or passage apply on board. or to
nj I'm EURDEAU a. WAYNE LOG Gravier ut.
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WINES, BRASD1Es. FRUITS, ETc.-Our friend
Mr., Amedee Couture, 80 Old Levee street, mas
now noun Bordeaux, splendid stock Of wines,
fr a in Juice, liquors, etc. See advertisement.
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Malaga grares, nuts, oranges, apples and
honey at Norichs Fruit Store, corner Canal ano
Camp streets.
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Hitchcock, who though not very fast. is slow
but sure to give you a good drink, at l57 Com
mon street
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SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

| FL For Liverp0ol-The AL British bark Flor.
Ia. ence Chapman, Farr, master, being OF small
80 capaci.7 will have dispatch For freight ap
L. j. SHEPHERD e. CO., Agents,
! MI lib Graver street
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HELENA.
HELENA PACKET.
Leaves on MONDAY, Dec. T. at p. NJ.
For Helena. ChicOt City, Argyle,
ls!sH1staS Greenville Vicksburg. Natchez, and all
ks"ssssS&S way landings-The al passenger packet
Eatc Kinney.
T p. Kinney. master. ID. j. Ballantine clerk.
leaves as above taking freight and passengers for
Memphis. For freight passage apply ON board,
10 BI1I1ON g EIfLtii, Agents,
al Jog Common street.
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An attachment was levied the other night
on The drop-curtain Of the Fall River, Mass
Tbeater. lust as they were about to raise It;
The audience didn't like it. and completed
the ruin Of the manager By smashing things
generally, ssss sss
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The best and cheapest teas can be obtained at
the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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Tho largest stock of fine mantle ornaments,
cheap, at Nayara's, ia Canal street.
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Prices reduced at the C. o. D. hat store, 90 St
Charles street.
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English stone China dinner sets complete for
s,4 20. at Navra's, ia Canal street.
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
REGULAR WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACXEy.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Dee s. at T. M.
~ For Grand EcOre. MOntsnanelf,
lSGSE&4sS Mouth Cane River Alexandria hts.
skfsERzzseA mans, Barbin's and all wsy l@ndihIx r.
on Red River-The Al and vory Light draughs pssa
senger steamer
Jno C. MITCHELL master, J. Z. Roboirs oioex
will leave positively above throughout tho tyIf.
water season. The Fleta will be replaced by largnS
boat when navigation permits.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ole LORD & McPEAKE. ~ Camp stresa
IRREGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, Dee. 2, at , +, NJ
For shreveport, Comsa"en'
ItxS Brownsville Camptc Grand EcOre ana
zi isSssess aSA all way landnes-The steamer
Lotus No. 3.
ID. d. Dannals, master, II. G. 1lieatf clerk,
will leave positively above For freight OF pnsaSs
apply on board or to -
HITE & CAHLIN. Tchoupitoulas stscSs.
d. LORD 81 MCPEAKE, AZ Camp street.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKHA,
Leaves TUESDAY, Dec. 9, at p. NJ.
For Fort DeKussey, Bnrb3sSn' .
,s&1[% ANomans, Alexandria Mouth of C"@a
way landings-The steamer
Sabine,
| Geo. C.. Hamilton, master, F. n. Findren, clera
For freight passage apply on board, or 10
SINroTT L. CARTER 80 Camp street.
HITL L. CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas street,
BRITTON u EPPLER, 1913 Common stresss
M I'm ADAMS & WORK. Q Commercial Place