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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-19

The early vegetable trade Of Charleston is
growing rapidly. The News and Courier of
the 18th, says: During the past week there
have been sent to New York, by steamer,
5242 crates green peas and 10000 quarts
straw berries to Philadelphia, 1903 crates
green peas and to Baltimore, 1853 crates
green peas and limited number of straw
berries. For the corresponding week last
year there were shipped to New York, per
steamers, 20 CRATES green peas, and 10
Philadelphia, % boxes green peas.
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a Word of Warning,

II has for years been the boast and prid,
81 our citizens that any lady who properly
conducted herself could walk the streets OF
our city without fear of being insulted.
Hut OF late years this state of affairs has
changed. In the upper portion Of the First
and IN all parts Of the Fourth District il il
hardly safo for % lady TO venture ont alone
oven to 20 single square. We have heard
OF over twenty instances during the past
month, where young ladies have been &C
costHd by villains clad in the garb Of gen
tlcmen, aud that, too, upon such frequented
thoronEhfares M Magazine, Prytania and
Carondclet streets. A few evenings ago, to
tho writer's personal knowledge, two young
ladies' were, whilst walking home together,
followed by two parties and not only did
they persist in trying TO force themselves
upon, but followed them to the very
threshold Of their home The writer knows
several OF these characters by sight and
reputation, and warns them that, il they
persist In their cowardly and disgraccful
conduct. that he will give their names to
HE public. Let them take warning and
reform their WAYS
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Academy OF Music.

There are few ways. if any at all, in which
TO spend a mare pleasant evening than enjoi
q: this temple Of ThespIs The collection Of taIeu
which sdorns the boards Of this stage is Of itself suf
fcient to attract large audiences and when In addi
ton TO this clever and amusing play is IF red il
the cast OF which appear such fascinating aud be-
witchiDg artists Miss Harrison for instance xhosl
graceful and lively action rishtfuly euttles her 10
the Ia share Of p1bhc favor which she commands
then not astonishei to see the house crowded
night after night. despite rain. thunder lightning
and untavorable weather genera ".
Miss Ha-rison's rslents deserve higher reward
Il the Part in which she il cast ca Is for.
While the others al certainly desc viz Of favor
able mention, yet in pa ticula- snail continue
encourage Miss Freidenbergh in TIE coBtiI nance OF
the modest style Of acting which she has assumed and
charming.
La I but not least, ia little Sae A-eelis. whose
natural dispositnns such Justify
ing that, under proper instruction. she be ade
one day to occupy place in the leading rank. Of light
comedy
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Billiards..
Twelfth Night Of the I'ourna-
ment.

The Messrs.. Miller Brothers played the
three ball game last night, at the Crescent
Hall Club Rooms, 200 points up, which was
won by John in the sd inning, by score
Of 200 against 1872 Time Of game, | hour
and 30 minutes.
SUMMARY.
Refcree-Louis Abrams.
Largest rnns-JOhn Miller, II, 10, 20, %,
%; Henry Miller H. 49, H. %.
raae-.john Miller, 9 lib; II. Miller,
z 1913.
Four Hall Game,
between Maggoli and Qnadc, 300 points up,
won by the former in q, innings, BY q score
Of 300 to 40. Time Of game 2 hours
SUMMARY.
Refercc-LOuis Abrams.
Largest runs-Maggioli, 20, q, q, AZ, Sc,
81 Quadc, lG, 10, ~, %, 81.
Average aggioli, 10; Qnade II Bill
lack of space prevents further comment
on the game, though TIC play on all sides
was extremely good.
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Mr.. Willis, the foreman of the Grand
Jury Of vicksburg, entered the court fol
lowed by hiA comrades, and, after handing
up to the judge some papers, said THAT,
with some exceptions, tho body over which
he was foreman was SO tainted with corrup-
zion. degradation and vice, that it was
utterly impossible that the sacred objects
and purposes OF the law could be etiectuatcd
and carried out with an fundamentally 80
base and 40 utterly lost to every sense OF
conscience and shame" The Judge ordered
new jury, but it is not likely that. under
negro and carpet bag rule, it will be any
better than its predecessor.
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NAY FEsTIvAL.-On the 10th of May next
Mississippi Fire Company No. and Mechanics' Fire
Company No. will unite in gi ing an entertainment
at the Fair Grounds for the benefit of their relief
funds. A number of prizes are offered for competi.
ton, and the aston promises to be of interest
For 10 laudable purpose is contemplated by this
festival doubt not large crowd will be in attend
ance to contribu the funds of tn efficient an
worthy companies
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LOst-FOu,ld,

7 U IA SMALL GRAY-HAIR TRUNK, FILLED
IL with valuable papers; among others the auto
biography of Rev. Geo. W. Morris, in MS; also two
large OIL PORTR ITS, those Of a gentleman and
ady both dressed black dark clothing; the lady
wearing the high white turban cap of The style Of
half century the gentleman dressed in the style
o Methodist minister Of that period They were
seen in January last in house Delord street.
ST. Charles, wh-re an anction going As the
portraits are those Of my deceased parents prize
them very highly and will pay liberal reward for
them or for any in ormalion that will l. ad the
coyery OF either portraits papers. Address IN
QUIkEh, care Of Southern Organ 139 Poydras street.
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THE GLOBE THEATgE.-The Shakespeare
Club, having leased the National Theatre changed
its to that Of the Goba and now offer to rem,
il to amateur clubs, schools, concerts etc. The
theatre will be remodeled and changed 40 as to seat
1900 psople Persons desiring TO procure the theatre
during the summer season must apply to Geo. II.
Braughn Esq, Commercial Place.
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Cow PEAs.-At this time of the year, there
ia always great demand for peas: the numer-
Gus people seeking 'or the would intimate
in the quietest but most fascinating manner that
orr en.erp, sing friends Hessrs. C. Murphy L Co.,
SO POydras street. have hand and for sale, 100
sacks Carolina peas to which the attention of the
n ade Is partcular directed.
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j. LEVOIS & JAMESON announce to-day
that in view of the fact that their firm will be dis
solved on the first Of June, by limitation, they will
sell their goods at very low prices. This long e.
tabiisbed business house il too well known require
any endorsement from Their stock of goods is
one of the largest in the CITY, whilst the prices at
which they offered will compete with any similar
establishment in New Orleans.
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NJ. T. BOUIs.-We publish to-day the card
OF this gentleman. who is well known on Caron-
delet street. Mr.. Bonis has filled many responsible
commercial positions in this CITY, and has gained for
himself an enviAble reputation as man of the
hi2hest business qualifications and of the most IRE
proachable character. No one is more thoroughly
POSTED In the line of business which pursues and
we believe there is broker who better serve
interests of his patrons We take pleasure in recon-
mending him to all who may require the services of
an experienced, careful and honest brOkee.
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HANS AT Ten CENTS PoUND.-In these
times of impecuniosty when everybody il looking
around for the cheapest provisions. readers
would do well to visit to the widely celebrated
"Bam Store" ner of Cafondelet aid 6rod streets
where be found ten thousand pounds of spleudid
sugar. curea hams at ten ceuts per pound.
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QUERY FOR THE POLICE BOARD.


Dear Sir-l am on interogatories. | would
like to know how ii is that a member Of the
police detailed for special service) ia per
mittcd by the Police Board to come on the
levce and discharge boats IA a discharging
clerk. ! would also like to know if during
the time that he is ut that work his paw is
stopped. l would further like to know
upon what principle he has extended to him
those privileges. He is certainly not de-
tailed for that, unless it is upon the principle
of set -.
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j. TCRCOTTE.-This extensive dry goods
dealer advertises in the Bulletin to-fay, large and
splendid assortment Of spring and summer goods.
He is selling them price and bargains
offered. Purchasers should call 15s Canal street
and examine for Themselves the large stock OF dry
goods oe ed for sale at the velknoHn establishment
Of Mr.. J. Turcotte.
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STYLISH SPRING CLOTBING-Our friends,
Messrs. Pierson l. Hewa Nos. Is and Is Camp st.,
have just received stock Of gentlemens clothing,
which in excel Of fabric durability elegance and
sylshness cannot be surpassed in the Southern
try. Their cashmere. worsted and flannel suts-ther
bows. scsrfs, shirts. collars and underwear-are all
going CT rapidly, at remarkably low prices. Their
new patent pantaloons which the buckle is at the
side, great improvement on the old STYLE grow
Ing greatly in vogue among gentlemen Of taste. Pay
Messrs, Pierson Il Hews . visit
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The jewels which the Duchess Of Edin-
burgh brought with her to England are said
TO be worth q, 5OO, 900, and include as many
rs one hundred bracelets.
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SUMNER Is CoMING.-The indications are
that we will have long and hot summer, and II be-
hooves us to prepare in time for the sultry days.
Rice Bros Co. have on hand large ment of
Water Coolers. Ice Pitchers, Refrigerators, Ice
CHESTS, Ice Cream FreeZers and Bathing Tubs All of
these articles are Indispensable in summer and there
s no better place in the city to purchase them than
the establishment of Rice Bros, Nos 80 and 81 Camp
street. Their assortment ID very large, and their
prices reas 0nable. Give them a call.
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Parties having back taxes (CITY, STATE
r PARrsHl to pay will do we'll to engage Messrs
tARSEiT CAMMACK, brokers, No. II CARosDt LET
STREET TO settle them, which they prepared to do
allowing most liberal rate OF discount. Alao, CITY
school, State and parish warrants bought and Sold
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Co., ex Or cans. April 10. ls74.-Ata meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees held the 18Th inst, Mr.
FRANK WILLIAMS unanimously reelected
President, and Mr. ANT. CAkRIEEE yice-PresideIt
Of the Company.
The following rss solutions were also unanimously
adol ted and ordered 10 be spread upon the min Of
the 3 ard.
Resolved, That the hand Of that inscru.able Provi
dence which rules all d-stn e. in taking from among
Us Mr.. CHARLES BRIGGS, has laid upou this com
unty loss which il becomes uz - look TO the same
Wis and lnercfu Power to replace Society ~ be eft
OF member whore rsne was Of lts gems: ~hose
tastes and timenrs noble, chaste. artistic.
catholic and Christian; whose acquaintance was
right esteemed by all who enjoyed a benefit and
honor; who. in the affair OF life, a model Of
diligence efficiency. equity and candor; whose pres
ence was guarantee Of order temperan and justice;
and who III all the walks Of private and public duty
was ever fou ID IN tie Path cf honor, man whose
footsteps il was sac to follow with confidence.
Resolved That the President OF this company is re-
quested to present TO the family Of the late Mr..
Charles Briggs with these expressions Of regard and
regret the pro ound sympathy Of this body in the
Bereavement which it has seemed best in the Al
mighty IN His unsearchable ways TO put upon them.
apis lot J. z. ROCY, Sec. etary.
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FINLEY'S DIRECTORY.-Geo Ellis e. BRO
Booksellers and Static, ers. in receipt of this
valuable Directory embracing the names of all the
Importers Jobbers, Wholesalers Manufacturers
III the cities OF New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 1t ID most valuable publication and
every merchant here should have q copy.
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grand complimentary sacred concert
will be rendered to Prof. G. Cognon at the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception on Baronne street. on
Wedne sday 2ld inst. This will doubtless be the oc-
casion of a fine musical treat.
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The first entertainment of the Progressive
Dramatic Association will take place at Harmony
Hall on Saturday evening, 25th inst. Invitation re-
ceved.
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A fop. in company, wanting his servant,
called out, Where's that blockhead Of
minefs "On your shoulder, sir" said .
ladS.
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IMPORTANT TO LIIIGANTs-Lawyers' briefs
are printed for one dollar per page at No. Bank
ilace, near Graver street.
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CARPEuNG.-See the advertisement of Mr.
A. Brousseau II Cartres street. the great importer
carp@tings, clcloths mating window shades, cur
tains, brocatele, bnrlaps, etc, etc.
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Wants..

WANTED-A YOUNG WHITE GIRL TO NURSE.
w Must come well recommended. Apply at No.
BIC Josephine street apIg 2t~
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COTTON SEKD.-Messrs. d. Fatio & Co.,
6S Ichouptoulas street. have for sale large supply
Of the genuine Petit Gulf and Edwards Cotton Seed
IN Quantities to SUIT purchasers.
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Of Wales was born with crown on his head
we not aware thSt all children are 30 born
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The NEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE
This sewing machine has gained celebrity through.
out the whole country which 1t justly deserves Mr..
l. g. Berry. 1871 Can street, who has recently been
appointed manager Of the Company. enjoys the repu
tation of being emerge ic industrious and honest
gentleman, and has gained many friends in this com
munity on account of his genial and popular manner
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-19

BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-That extensive
and enterprising firm, Messrs. c. H. lawrence Il Co.
Nos 80 and Al VTchoupoulas street. have their spa
eious and magnificent establishment filed to over
flowing WITH goods Just received such Goshen and
Western butter. in frkins half and quarter frkins
tubs and five and len pound They have also
supply of New York fancy cheese, which they
offer to the trade at the lowest market prices.
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HDecinl Notices.

Great Jaekson Freight R"ote Once
fREIGHf NOTICING freight will be received At
the Depots Of this company for shipment until
further notice Z. A. BURKE,
apIS Freight gent.
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STEvE's.-There is no more popular resort
for thirsty and hungry souls than that over which
Steve McNam "a presides located on Magazine street.
between Gravier street and Natchez Alley He always
keeps the best Of liquors. aud up daily lunches
that the most fastidious epicure caunot carp at
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Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.-We
take easure in directing attention to the card of the
above ancient. stannch and popular Company,
that for years has enjoyed the unqualified confidence
of the business Its affara have always been pru.
IDENTIFY and judiciousy administered, and quert.
ly the has weakened all the storms which, in these
latter days, has had to encounter Its officers
men of sagacity experience and probity, and the
board Of directors is composed of of our most
solid and reputable merchants. The Pre- ident Mr.
James Day. and the Secretary. Mr.. Horace Carpen-
ter. are fully posted insurance matters fair
dealing, honest and intelligent officers who conduct
the affairs of company in satisfactory sue
ces. full manner
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OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPEs AND
DAGUERREoTYPEs COPIED That noted artist Mr.
John II. Clark, declares, in an advertisement in
another column, that all pictures framed or in any
COLOR sent TO him, with directions regarding color Of
hair, eyes and complexion, will be faithfully and cor
rectly copied, and made natural life. Clark always
acts fully up to his professions.
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Cre.eeut civ Cricket CI.b.-Ths ms ~

~" IN"
bers notified that play for the will com
mence TUESDAY. 2lst inst a: z. NJ. Oh the
ground in front OF the Orleans Cotton fress. Gen IT.
de-irou. Of beconi ny members will plt apply
70 Mr.. DONOVAN, "a Common street.
b order u the President. aplf lHMAE
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Railroads.
r. REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows.
from the Depot, head of Elysian Fields street !
DEPART. ARRIVE
Mail. ..............4 p. NJ Mail JPN.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through TO st. Louis.
Chicago and Louisville oN'''
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Eastern cities
Tickets for sale and information given At % Csmn
street, corner Common.
f. D. FROST, General Manager. apio n
"A. W. Hyatt,
General stattoner, Steam Printer
LITHOGRAPHER
BLANK BOOK MANUrAcruRnp
No. 81 CAMP STREET.
p. o. Box No. SOC. r.~
WM Duplicate New York Invoices in ouant,tv ana
aps 2plm
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A NEW SALOON.-Our uptown friends
are to be congratulated upon the recent opening Of
frst-class restaurant and ice saloon BY Mr. F.
Trolle az proprietor, with Mr.. Victor Bero az man.
ager. The patrons Of vctors Restaurant will all re-
member Mr.. Bero attentive and experienced
superintendent, and under his direction the new
Of ST. Andrew will believe prove both succ ssful
to its proprietor and entirely satisfactory to all who
may favor it with their patronage Judging from the
elegant lunch supplied by Mr. Bero to the Factors
and Traders Insurance Company, the occasion of
their eecent election of officers. led to believe
that Mr.. b. "knows how to keep hotel
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Anausenaents.
ACADEMY OF music.
Sunday Evening, April 9. 1874.
LAST NIGHT OF THE
SEVEN SISTERS.
ACADEMY OF Music.
Further Notice.
An Original Aboriginal, Erratic Op ratio, aeni-Civil
lied and DemSavage Extravaganza being a per
version of Ye True Wonderful. Hystorie Of Ye
Renowned Princess,
POCAHONTAs,
Or
We Gentle Savage.
An Entire Change of OLIO, with Songs Dances,
Grand PoCAHONTAs MATINEE SATURDAY NOON
apl9
= LOBE THEATRE-FoRME THE
NATIONAL
The Shakespeare Club has leased this the atre with
its wardrobe, scenery and prop rites complete for
term Of yea 8, and will Immediately remodel and
change the INTERIOR 80 to afford seating capacity
of 1900.
The Club offers the entire establishment for rent
during the summer season. to Amateur Clubs Schools
Concerts, etc, on the most reasonable terms. The
theatre is the coolest and most comfortable in the
city; it has new Ball floor, that be laid without
interfering with the sea ting OF an audience.
G. H. BRAUGHN,
President Shakespeare Association,
apl9 gu In Wv II numerical Place.
GRAND COMBINATION MAY FksTI-
VAL.
To be given by
MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY NO
MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY NO. 6,
For the Benefit of their Relief Funds,
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,
Sunday, the 1O,h OF May, 1874.
The holder Of ticket is entitled to chance in the
drawing for Gold Watch and Chain and Sell
taire Diamond Ring, which can be seen in the
window of Mr. A. B. Griswold's Jewelry store
corner Canal and ROYAL.
sp ort to commence at O'Clock, and plenty Of it.
oeholo the array OF prizes:
First Prize
500 gold for the champion throw to first or second
class engines forcing water through 100 the
longest distance. Engii to be worked to best ad-
vantage.
Second Prize.
Silver Water Cooler, for the champion throw for
feet hose longest distance. Engines to be worked TO
best advantage.
Racfng-Third Prize.
Fine set Of Harness, worth s75 for trottinp race
mile heats, to rule. Oprn to all horses that have
never trotted inside of so time. Entrance fee IS.
Fourth Prize.
Silver Mounted Whip, for pacing race open to all;
mile heats to rule.
Fifth Prize.
$50 for Running Race. Mile heats, open 70 all
entrance fee $40; three to enter two to make race
Sixth Prize.
Prize S2s: for Pony Running Race. Mile dash,
Zee So 50-$25.
seventh Prize.
Mule Race to buggy, one mile, open 10 al!. Prize,
ave pales OF hay-fhree to enter. two to make
Eighth Prize.
Foot Race, 100 yards Prize, $40 gold
Match Game of Base Ball
between two we'll known clubs
Parties desiring to enter in any of the owe races
will please apply to ANDREW PARLE 46 a. CHARLES
street; or M J. HAkT, 14S St. Charles street.
All applications must be made prior to the Lat Of
'~s' 1917 apl9 1t
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Steamboats,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

~~~-~~~~~~~~---.
ST. LOUIS AND SEw ORLEANS AND Mrp
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
Composed Of the foIlowt-
ars.-eIz-s side-1heel STEAMERS
GKRAT REPCBLIc, JAMES HOWARD.
JOHN KYLE JOHN A. SCUDIER,
CITY OF ALTON, HiNkT ANS
PAULINE CARROLL, BISMARCK
GLENCOE, sEsK SILVER,
TOM JAsPkR, RICHMOND.
CITY OF QUINCY, COMMONWEALTH.
FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND TIM
BINDS.
THROUGH TICKETS TO ST. PAUL.
VIII leave below a: o'clock PM
PAULINE CARROLL.
James A. Tore, captain Geo. MiItenberger, clerk:
TUESDAY, April 81.
GREAT REPUBLIC,
W. H. Thorvegan captain; J. P. Young, clerk;
SATURDAY April Is.
BISMARCK,
John spane, captain; E. Ross Powell, clerk:
TUESDAY, April %.
Issuing usual, Through Bills of Iadipe in con-
necton with the Railroads to aH principal ponts
North and West.
J. &. WOODS CO., General Agents,
1874 Gravier street.
P. s.-We are the only Agents in New Orleans
zed to act for the above named boats.
nh2e-u
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OUACHITA RIVER.
FOR ARKADELPHIA DIRECT.
Leaves on TUESDAY, April 81 al 5 NJ.
~ For Aikadelphia. Ca mdem
lE4saS and way landings Ouachita and Black
e~3 Rivers-The new light draft steamer
Willie,
]. ". Blanks, master, V. G. Entriken, clerk
Will leave above. For freight passage apply On
board, to
BkITTON EPPLER, log Common 81 rect,
apis ". B. CLARKE, 81 Caronde!et street
Leaves TUESDAY April 81, at5P.M
r. For CaAmuen, ma pa mole.
lEsE!SSt4a Marie Saline, Trenton, Monroe Ouachita
.A -Ity, aud Intermediate landings on Qua
chita AND Black Rivers-Tne fine passenger steamer
Garry Owen.
\. Bouchman, master, b. S. Jenkins clerk
will leave For freight or passage apply OF
board or TO
ap17 I'd LORD & MCPEAKE. 46 Camp street