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be'ling members would form a new party,
are reiterated freely tonight.
THE SUNNY SOUTH
Special to Chicago Times.)
low the south Is Represe nted In Con-
RreAs.

Special to Chicago Times.)
How the south Is Represe nted In Con-
| Rress.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-Southen con-
| gressmen are superior cOmpendiums Of mis-
information. A few of them know some
thing of affairs in their own States, and can
speak with intelligence Of any old matter or
sudden event therein. Stephens, Gen. Cor
don, McCreery. Norwood, Gen. Ransom,
Hamilton and Herndon, of Texas, and some
other of the Southern delegates, are as ac-
curately posted concerning home affairs as
any men who sit under the capitol roof.
Natives of the parts of the Country they
represent, trained to know the interests of
their peculiar constituency, and identified
with the capabilities and necessities of their
respective States, they are Of practical
service in any emergency. But
MOST OF THEIR ASSOCIATES
from the South understand neither the peO-
pie nor the geography Of the common
wealths they misrepresent Darrall, of Lou
isiana, is not certain whether Claiborne
county adjoins the Gulf of Mexico or the
Arkansas line. His limited common school
education in Somerset county, Pennsylva-
mia, did not include fatiguing familiarity
with the universal atlas, and he has resided
in Louisiana only long enough to become
Il member Of Congress, not to fuss over the
topography OF its parishes. And Darrall is
type; not an exception.
AS to the political status of their States,
the general run of Southern Cor gresham
know rather less than the national admins
tratOn.
WEST,
the pert little Senator from Louisiana.
bumps.aganst more blunders in discussing
the Warmoth-KelloggM cEnery middle
than all his assistants and assailants on
the floor. Could the Louisiana chaos have
a blacker delineation than is afforded in the
fact that the only two men in Congress who |
are at all informed as to the history and
present condition of the anarchy are two |
Senators from Northwestern States? What
right have Carpenter and Morton to know
more of Lonisiana's pitiable plight than the
States own accredited Senator!
West used up an afternoon endeavoring
to refute The assertions of Carpenter, and
read a telegram from his Governor, denying
that certain infamous law had been enact
ed by the rump Legislature of the Lone Star
State. The very next day another telegram
was read from that Kellogg admitting all
that Carpenter had alleged, and more. This
forced West to declare that he had been
hoodwinked, and that really he didn't know
much about Louisiana, anyhow.
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How Birds Learn to Sing and Build.

What is INSTINCT 1t is the faculty OF
performing complex acts absolutely without
instruction or previously acquired knowl-
! edge" Instinct, then, would enable animals
to perform spontaneously acts which, in the
case OF man, presuppOse ratiocnation, or a
logical train of thought. But when we test
the observed facts which are usually put for
ward to prove the power of instinct, it is
found that they are seldom conclusive. 1t
was on such grounds that the songs of birds
were taken to be innate, albeit a very ready
experiment would have shown that they re-
snlt from the education they receive. Dur
ing the last century Darlington brought up
some linnets, taken from nest in the
company Of .arks Of sundry varieties, and
found that every one of the linnets adopted
completely the song of the master set over
him; SO that now these linnets-larks by
naturallzation-form company apart when
placed among birds of their own species.
Even the nightingale, whose native song is
SO sweet, exhibits under domesticatiOn a
considerable readiness to initiate other sing
ing birds. The song of the bird is, there
fore, determined by its education; and the
same thing must be true as to nest building
bird brought up in a cage does not con
strnct the nest peculiar to its species. In
vain will You supply all the necessary mate
rial. The bird will employ them without
skill. and will oftentimes even renounce all
purpose of building anything like a nest.
Does not this well known fact prove that.
instead of being guided by instinct. the bird
learns how to construct his nest, Just as
man learns how to build a house?
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Flogging Judas IscariOt-Singular Custom
Among PJrtu .uese Sailors.
From the London Te1epraph

From the London Telegraph
Good Friday the sailors on board the Por-
tugnese and South American vessels lvino
III the London Docks COMMUNICATED their
annual custom of fogging Judas Iscariot.
the false apostle
There was large crowd, principally com
posed OF seamen from the neighbourinp
ships, and the ceremony NAV be described
as follows: At day break block of wood
roughly carved to initiate the betrayer. and
clothed IN an ordinary sailors suit with a
red worsted cap on the head, was hoistcd by
a rope round the neck into the fore rigging.
Inc crews OF the various vessels then went
TO chapel. On their return. about IL A. NJ.
amidst the shouts of the sailors, and with
great jeering and derision. the figure was
lowered from the fore rigging and east into
the dock and ducked three times 1t was
then holsted aboard, and after being kicked
around the deck was dashed to the capstan.
The crew, who by this time had WORK ed
themselves into state of excitement, then
armed themselves with knotted ropes and
proceeded to lash the effigy at first as a
body, and then, told off in pairs, kept up
.he n"gSing until every vestige of clothing
had been cut to tatters. During this pro-
cess the ship bell kept up an incessant
clang, and the captains of the ships. looking
on admIrngly, served out goes of grog to
the executlorers. Those not engaged in the
II ,gging kept mp a sort of rude chant inter
mingled with explosives.
Inns proceeding was carried on until |
o clock. when the dummy was unlashed and
conveyed with much ceremony TO the oaI-
ley, situated amidships where it was burned
amid the cheers of the sailors and the
crowd. 1t had originally been intended to
have combined the whole of the crews of
the various ships in one body. and to have
earned the figure in solemn procession
circuit of the decks, but, on an intimation
being conveyed to the different captains by
the police authorities that such proceed
ing would encourage the formation of a
rough mob and probably lead to scenes OF
they wisely cOunseled the crews |
TO abandon the project, which was accord |
ngly done.
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The Courts.
Second District Court.

Second District Court.
Opened in this court SUGGESTIONS of Ada Louisa Bat
SOD, Michael Moran.
Fourth District Court.
Judge Inch is still d. tanned from the bench bv
illLess and no new petitions have been filed.
Fifth District Court.
1t is the custom with Judge Cullom to devote Mon
Us TO the trial Of promissory n tie summary
cases. None of great Importance come up to-day.
Superior District Court.
Nothing O. material public interest here to-day
On the docket several cases of the State vs. various
parties and corporations for delinquency in paying
taxes.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Boyd, La Williams La
CornWeil w B Crowe
Jno Tracy Jr, New York Mrs Hamilton Pa
Miss NORRIS, Pa Musgrove, Ens land
mo Tompklns, Mobile Jno Tompkins, Mobile
Tompk1 do Cumally, U SA
Y GIBSON, Mo WA Hutton Ohio
Zion, New York Lellmes and wife Savannah
CITY HOTEL.
VIM Aymar, La Herr Newell, La
Bell Smith, river
ben Polncy Jno Grant, Happy Jack
FRED Hill, Happy Jack JAS Feeney and DANTE
Il Mather, ky Dave, Milton Fa
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Old PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPEs AND

Old PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBRoTYPEs AND DA-
GuEKsEorrPEs CoPIEp.-That oe artist, Mr.. John
Il. Clark declares, in advertisement in another
column that all pictures framed in any color sent
TO him with directions regard ng color of hair eyes
and complexion, will be faithfully and correctly
copied and made natural life. Clark always acts
fully up to his professions.
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The LOUISIANA REMEDY.-This remedy
for throat and lung complaints known Smiths Pull
monte Srup has grown into great favor and extensive
use throughout the South. All who have used it
speak in the highest terms of its efficacy as evidenced
by the large number of testimonials from some of our
haSf citi
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AuctiOn Sales.

450 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS
For n, Women, Misses and Children.
by HOFFMAN. MARKS & CO-ALEX
~ LEVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No. 3S Chartres
street-On TU SDAY the 2sth inst at 10 O clock A.
NJ, will be sold
4oo Cases Boots Shoes and Frogans. for Men,
women, Misses aud Children. Comprising a general
assortment just received per last ste uers direct
from the manufa, tuners.
Terms at sale. APPS
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A large party of ladies came to the town
of Belle Plaine, Iowa, to attend school ex-
animation last week, and the rapidity with
which saloon shutters were jerked to and
grocery doors slammed, bolted and barred
was surprising
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An interviewer tried his hand on Gen.
John {. Breckenridge recently, and after
several vain attempts to draw him out on
pohtieal questions, asked: "What do you
think about Alexander H. Stephens ?" II
think he is in very bad health,r was the
smiling answer, and the interview ended.
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All OF citizens and strangers who desire to
visit the rush of waters through the Bonnet Care
crevasse, will obtain a chance on Wednesday, April
10Th, at P. NJ, on steamer La Belle Music will en-
liven the trip; dancing at all times
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Special Notices.


Ihe Undersigned begs to inform the
pubic that he is now with A. PEISER Il CO., import.
ers OF Crockery, Glassware Cutlery, House Furnish
ing Goods, etc, No. "a Magazine street between
"raver and Common, where he viii be pleased to
wait upon his friends and customers paving specai
attention to the retail trade.
Goods 81 Id cheap as at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free Of charge
ISID IRE LEVI,
Formerly of the firms of Levi tvra Levi Navra Z
w., aIu geo U. Won Levi ap4-3m
Notice of Observation-Disclosures Insurance
Company, of New Oreans-Confornablv to Il e char
ter, the election OF directors to during the en-
SUNG twelve months will take place at the Office of the
company, No. 81 Camp sire t, MONDAY Nav 4
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and u O'Clock
2. NJ. 'eh
ap22-tE THOS F. BRAGG Sacre.or
Great jackson Freight Route Once
frelght Agent, New Orleans April t. 1S74-SPECIAI
FREIGHT NOTICING freight will be received AT
me Depots OF this company for shipment until
Iurther notice. E. A. BURKE
APPLE Frergbt .oe,.
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Rev. DR.. Fulton says the late Elder Knapp
hated the devil. He believed in him as a
person, sometimes seeing him in the form of
universalist minister; sometimes in the
form of an editor.
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.1nsu easements.
Academy Of Music,

This favOrite place Of amusement was
damned last night with brilliant and select
audience
The occasion being for the benefit OF
those who have suffered from overflow, ii
followed that the ever charitable people OF
this city turned out en- masse to respond to
Mr.. Bidwells call
The whole performance went off exceed
ingly well, not single slip occurring and
the company deserves the congratulations
Of the public on their emminent success
In Crime" Miss frankie Mcclellan rem
dered her part in modest and most judi
cious manner, free from that staginess SO
painful to a dramatic eye. Mr.. Gray, who
seldom fails in receiving large share of
public appreciation, last night seemed to
Guido himself and cOnvulsed the audience
In the sketch called "The Outcasts," La
Petite Salle de Angels deserved every bit OF
the applause her careful portrayal of her
part brought forth. With due care, her fu-
ture should be successful.
In " Lucreta Borgia," which was the
piece de resistance Of the evening, Miss Alice
Harrison added new laurels to her past ac-
emulation. The grace of her motion, the
vlvacity OF her manner, and the coy sim
plicity thrown into the various scenes by
this favorite seemed to carry by storm the
susceptible hearers. Miss Harrison is what
might De called OF the Lolita school, but
there is about her an originality and indi-
viduality which charms and leaves its i'm
press. Of Mr.. White we have spoken often.
The part of leading actor was never better
filled at the Academy than now, and we feel
that we are only recording the verdict of
the public when we say his almost protean
abilities place him above many who claim
quite high positions in the artistic world.
Varieties Theatre
last evening gave speaking proof of the
kind heartedness and generosity which is
the undoubted characteristic of the people
OF this city. In answer to the appeal made
in behalf of the suffering Grant Parish pris-
ones hundreds focked to the Varieties The
atre, to attend the benefit performance given
by the Orleans Dramatic Association ter the
relief of the unfortunate ones; and the par
quette, orchestra circle and second tier were
literally crowded with the elite and fashion
of the town.
The play was the Robbers, schiller's we'll
known tragedy. 1t was rendered with the
usual perfectness for which the Orleans Ora
MATES have already won renown.
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HE LATEST SENsATION.-Popes "Sunny-
side Soda Appa atus.
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Inducements.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Tuesday and Wednesday,
| April % aud 90,
MISS ALICE HARRISON IN THE BOY DETECTIVE
! Thursday, April 81,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
| Friday. Mayl.
| Annual Benefit of KITTRIDGE
When will be p: esented the comedy Of AUNT CHAR.
| LOTTE'S MAID, OLIO SPECIALTIEs.
Another d. anna in twoiacts entitled CAPITOL.
SATURDAY NOON-L,st Gift Matinee Of the Season.
A SPLENDID GRAND PIANO
SATURDAY and .UNDAY NIGHr-UNCLE TOM and
| BOY LETEC1IvE. apps
GRAND BENEFIT Elk. URsIoN
To the
Bonnet Carre Crevasse,
| BY the
STEAMER VIM. s. PIKE,
Capt. JOHN J. BROWN.
For the benefit of the sufferer, in the pa
ishes Of Point Coupee West Baton Rouge Ibervile
On THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1874, leaving her wharf at
the head OF Canal street, at o'clock p. NJ sharp
turning by moonlight Refreshments will be fur
nish' d at moder tie prices.
The gross receipts to be handed to VIM. s. Pike Esq
to be expended under his direction and supervision
fine band of music will be on board.
Fare for the round trip 81. apstd
GRAND GERMAN vOLKsFEsT,
For the Benefit of
THE GERMAN PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM,
WOuuAy, Why u ana
At the FAIR GROUNDS.
The Festival will be inaugurated by GRAND
CONCERT to commence Sunday at IL O'Clock
The formal opening will take place at DEL OK pre-
cisey, in the great Exposition Bui ding. The pro-
gramme consists Of operate selections by Double
Orchestral: Orations in English and German, by
NJ ssrs. CHAS. F. L CK and h. HANSCHKE; Songs
by the German Gle, club, ETC.
A Series of Popular Plays and Games,
under The leadership of Mr.. Leu s STI IN, will com
m"nce at O'Clock, sisting of Running races for
boys and girls; rooster in the pot sack race: mixing
Shoes water railroad; sausage swapping; wheebar-
row race; blindfoded; rope jumping; football play
ing; greasy pig, etc.
Other smusements in abundance
An extensive aud well supplied Restaurant lose ion
in the Exhibition Building to the Race stand |
wi l be under the charge Of the
LADIES' AID ASSOCIATION
VIII re all the decacies of the bad at the
Owest city prices.
Two large Orch stras ngaged and da cling on |
the platform, wellas II the main building, will be
kept up un il II O'Clock in he evening.
The grounds will be brilliantly Illuminated, and |
str ct order maintained.
The several bars under charge of well.known
C tzens, members of tine Association.
On Monday, May4
the og anime of the first day, except the opening |
will be Gated.
The friends of the little orphans and the public in
general, are cordially invited.
Tickets-Fi.ty cents. Children free.
F. DELBONDIO, President.
apo I'd GEO STROMTYER, Secretary.
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HE LATEST SENsATIoN.-Popes "Sunny
side" Soda Apparatus
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HE LATEST SENsATIoN.-Pope's g Sunny
side Soda Apparatus.
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Steamboats,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI

/ UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER.
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE,
/ r. Composed OF the following
| = frst-class side-wheel steamers
GREAT REPUBLIC, JAMES HOWARD,
JOHN KYLE, JOHN A. sCUDpER,
CITY OF ALTON, HENRY AMEs,
PAULINE CARROLL. BISMARCK.
! GLENCOE, SUSIE SILVER.
TOM JASPER, RICHMOND,
CITY OF QUINCY, COMMONWEALTH.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS.
THROUGH TICK ETS TO ST. PAUL.
Will leave as below at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
CITY OF QUINCY,
Leu Bryson. Captain; W. NJ. Brown, clerk.
WEDNESDAY, April 20.
GLENCOE.
Thomas 8. Calhoon, Captain; E. D. Miller, clerk,
SATURDAY, May 2.
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.
1874 Gravier street.
+. S.-We are the only nts IN New Orleans
authori zed to act for the above named boats.
mh28-tf
OUACHITA RIVER.
FOR ARKADELPHIA DIRECT
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, April %, at 5 F. NJ.
H. For Arkadelphia. Camden
A6ssssslAlHS and way landings Ouachlta and Black
e''s@1 Rivers-The new light draft steamer
Willie,
J. W. Blanks master, v. G.. Entrikep clerk
will leave as above For freight passage apply on
board, to
BR1rToN EppLER, JOG Common g rect.
NOBLE.
LEAVES WEDNESDAY APRIL 49, at2P.M
ssss=s==A Julia street.-the fine lake steamer
Jas. A. Stewart, Master.
Com Getting with Alabama River steamers. For
freight or passage apply t,
sISNOTr & ADAMS,
apps II omme rcia Place.
LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAST U. s. MAIL EXPIRES, PACKET
Leaves Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at A. M.
r. For Pilot Town, Southwest
Pass aud all Coast landir gs-The fast ex-
press U. $. Mail steamer
Marie.
W. 8. Bassett, master.
will leave as above punctually, f. ON just below Canal
street terry andlng returning every Wednesday and
saturday Passengers taking this boat arrive at their
without delay, she runs on schedule
lime Makes all landings to Fort Jackson in daylight
ap21-lm
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Varieties Theatre

HE LATEST observation-disclosures "Sunny-
side SOFA Apparatus.
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Railroads.
nFFlCE N. o. j. and G. N. II. r.
Freight Departments
NEW ORLEANS, April 81. 1874
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Freight for the flowing named stations only will
De received at the New Basn Of Magnolia and
Jua STREETS Until further notice. from o'clock AM
until P. NJ:
Terry, Crystal Springs, Gall nan, Hazlehurst, Mar
,lnsviilp. BeaurePard, Brookhaven. Boguechito
Johnston's, Summit, McComb City, Magnolia. Car
ter's Hill Os!ka, Tangipohoa aroola Amite, South
ern Car Works, Tickfaw Hammond Ponchatoula
Alsator Manchac Also for all regular mill stations
Powder. Coal OIL and Comhustible Articles will no.
oe received. f. A. EUR E, Freight Agent.
xREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
From the Depot, head of E1ysian Fields street1
DTPART. ARRIVE.
Mail. ..............4 P. NJ Mail. PM
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to St. Iouis
Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change of sleeping cars to Eastern cities
Tickets f,r sale and information gwen at % CAM,
street, corner Common.
,,osn a. SHELDON, Agent.
r. y. fnOsl, General Manager. ap19 If
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE PRESS.
No. 95 St. Charles Street,
Opposite Academy of Music)
CHOICE wIEEc AVN yoY,oDc
ap IA VIM. MCLAUGHLIN Proprietor.
MeALLI>TER HOUSE
CORNER OF cARoNDELEr AND JULIA SITS,
NEW ORLEANS.
Has large. well-ventated rooms wide halls and |
galleries, making it pleasant for families
LAY ooafders 80 Ter week; transient guests, 81 so
Brs skfast. to 9; lunch at o'c'ock dinner to g.
ape Su tn TIL " " |
NOtNries.
VIM. II. MOUR.
NOTARY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR VARIOUS
STATES, and PASSPORT AGENT,
apll-Im2dp 70 Customhouse street
JAMES GRAHAM.
NO ARY PUBLIC
Z NJ S NER OF DEEDS
fhce-No. A Carondeet street, New Orleans r,
ap16 1n*
IT. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE co
- -, - :. .............. S7S49 600
arpins as to Policy Holders oyer.. 500 HH
" f IL i"iee' neariy....... $4,000
he attention Of all Policy Holders of the following
)m panies. o -oAAo"ihe ,
81 Louis Mutual Life Insurance Conpany
Mouho CITY Lie Insurance Company
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
called to the fact that the three COMPANIES have
cen consolidated under the title of the st Ious Iife
isuf ahce' ompany. The consolidated COMPANY corn
nns, as II does the INN ense business of the three
'mpales with the expense of but one office manaaa
tent, ls enabled to offer exceptional adyantaoes
surer- FOR pa! ment of Premiums or any otha- | :
asiness connected with the companies address
HARMON DOANE, GenI Southern Agent
Louisiana and Southern Miss l82 Gravier and
,o-u 81 Carondelet street. New Orleans
[NURkISH BATHING TOWELS v
81 to 1924 per Dozen
new invoice received end for sale by
FREDERICKsON HARTF
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WANiED-A FIRST CLASS BAKER
w. to go to Key West, Fa. Good wages and
steady emp oyment to al No. man ; no other need
apply; For further information ap " to Il. r
an Wilt En- 70 New Levee street, ar Poydras
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Wants.

WANTED = OCCUPANTS FOR TVVn
W nicely furnished rooms, with or without hoard
N strictly private family-no children INQUIRE At
l62 Jacks IN street. an5a -. at
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UPPER COAST.
View Orleans, Coast, Baton Rouge and
Gross Tete Il. Il. Packet
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ, and SATUR-
~ DAY al 5 P. NJ.
k6sa&aAt b. L. Hodge No. 2,
In place of st. John.
" b. Baranco. master, j. T. McElroy, clerk
Returning leaves Baton Rouge every Thursday and
sunday evenings For freight passage apply on
board or to
ap1 If E. o. MELANCON, 80 Cont street
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r. For Jefferson, Shreveport and
all way landings-The fine and fast pas
senser steamer
Selma,
Thornton Jacobs, master. Tom Jacobs, clerk.
I'm pla g Of steamer South esternD
Regular Packet.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, April 20, at p NJ, posi-
tiv ly.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
& Urge PEGRAM,
106 Common street, Agent
BRITTON EPPLER, log Common street.
GEO. d. HITE, Tcnoupitoulas street.
j. E. CAkLlN, Delta street. apS tt