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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-24
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH yOHusTON
"A date Johnston Van TaeDetD.
OFFICE AND sALEeRO0M, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Pose once
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE IS
RkMUvED To TIL SPACIOUS PREMISES
10 TO 20 THIRTEENTH STREET,
MAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.

~ RSH"yE6 - THE sfxSioGs PREMisks
10 Mar IT, z 1EIeEEsNnH JsIEEksiT4 rIHuE. 1rshEr
strict and honorsbe principles which have always char
scsrizsa the dsspss o. house ANA won the
ana confidence OF the business community a. well rs the
EVERY TyEspAy AND sy.s, ysIpxY.
PRIVATE EsrAsH33aSEST. EsrAAIs HlG3 E,fhHcA TEAM OF BAY
s.!Is: aIa
HESasT i9enS Gof fd sT se rS LAWRENCE IN GOOD
BE 9spsH
true IN all harness from vice. is not afraid Of
arvthns; lady child can drive him and warranted
TOP sIDE-BAR ROAD WAGON, BY BREWSTER
OPEN ROAD WAGON, BREWSTER, OF BRooME
sh6wN MARE, l5x HANDS YEARS: KIND AND
true In all harness and free from vice: stylish,
prompt and driver not afraid Q! nrst
' Il - %12':S sSsas
kind and true In all harness ana entirely free from
an excellent ai.day traveller; stylish and pleasant
zSA5E g5sss W s!s5s Hass QsDHa 4HaRs KIND AND
gait pleasant and stylish drivers can trot In minutes,
S ToS D.fH sibasAR is'fS ROAD WAGON IN FIRST GLASS
sokREL HORSE IH HANDS, 9 YEARS, KIND
and true IN all harness and excellent for
I BAY " hSKsE. isI HANDS, siSD YEARS; KIND AND
'f sAsE 4 Ias nxcn
lent horse for work or general use. and warranted
s. mAse ND II KSp I'M 4sD
TRs " o&Sa MoEs aSs'eT TIME OF
TWENTY TOP RuaeIEs. EXPRESS AND DEPOT
Wagons. Harness. Robes. tc.i &c;
SALE POSITIVE All lUlz C'GLOCR.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

ENOR sALE-A LOT OF GOOD WORK HORSES, JUST
arrived from the country, from TO years old suit
able tor al purposes; to be sold cheap Apply at ITO
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FOR sALE-FoUR GOOD WORK HORSES AT A
i sacrifce must be sold for want Of trial
allowed at ITO Wleu street. between stanton and Hous-
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REWARDS.

SO REWARD-LOST ON TUESDAY EVENING
pCU February 10 stolen from sleigh In Houston
Robe; the above reward and questions asked, Ad-
dress e. N. CROW, ll5 Sullivan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-24

ENOR sALE-THREE DOWNTOWN ONE HORSE
y Trucks, built BY Sebastian saull also one bay
Horse 10 hands high years price Slt0 bay Mare $s5;
must sell; no work. No. 73 Vandam street
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E'oR sALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN. A HANDSOME
new extension top Phaeton, never used but once.
INQUIRE at l64 East Fityseyenth street Third
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EOR sALE-A LADYs SADDLE; A SPLENDID
piece OF workmanship; used only few times:
great bargain Call at l0i East Thirelh street
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cox REWARD-FOR THE RETURN OR INFoRMA
YLC ton OF the whereabouts of large Newfoundland
Dog black, with white spot the bre lost on or
about the 9Th inst Apply at 0 Spring street New Yorf
~ l06 81 Felix street. Brooklyn, ~'
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Grand total l2oO0 Gifts all cash. 500 OO
As there will posi- lively be no further postponement
and the day 0, The drawing Is at hand, order:
should be sent at once. add. .essed 70
THO. II. HAYS CO..
600 Broadway New York.
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WANTED-A FINE MODERN CHAMBER SET,
w must be In good order and chcap for cash Ad-
dress SLEEP, Herald once
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
MONDAY EVENING, April 6, 1874,
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

We have no change to notice in the movement of
the Money marke The offerings continue light
both in bank and the street. and commercial paper
rules ut previous rates. We continue to quite first
class paper at 900 cent per annum without at II
@l2; AL at 1M1R per month, and second grade at 2.
First-clas, mortgage at 10 y cen per annum and
secondclass entirely nominal.
We learn that Mr.. Frank Williams was yesterday
ELECTED President of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Mr.. Charles 81 iggs.
Gold opened at 1l3@11sA. against 1885 at New
YORK, and aztec moderate business closed at the
opening rates against 49, in that market. The
sales summed up S5O,CG0 embracing $1,000 at 1l3,
$40 OCO at ll3S @1i3k, and 5000 and $4,000 at 1884,
No sale- OF Silver were reported. American half
dollars 1061a@lO7h, and Mexican dollars at 1850
1857.
sterling Exchange was without quotable Va iation,
excert O inside figure of comm rcisl, hicn
a shade gher The sales were onfns d to f32.-
5O0 embrac ng $1,000 AL clear at 544k; f10 bll. of
ladng at As; 100000 DO and f4OOO clear at 545@
5,5ls; fl2OOO bill o. ladi"g and AL Ct ar at 545h@
SAG; ESQ bank at 5.4s; snd fl5UO do sight at $50
lie sales of fra mpris $50 OOU. embr icing
500OO 5000, $4,000 and 100000 rench at 463a4, aud
100, 1000 French and swss at g.
IN German marks we ticed a ale o. 30. 900 at =.
At the close Sterling bi Is quoted at 5.441s@
45 for bill of adng and AL clear, and 547@ 4S for
bank and francs at 463 for private, and nominal for
bank.
IRE offerings of Domestic Exchange were of liberal
extent, and commercial opened shade higher but
closed easier. The sales of New Yok sight covered
$685., OOo embracing $l50O0 and $1,000, commercial
at p cent. discount; $50 900 private bankers. $780,,
900 do and bank and S25OOO bank at T. O. and $4,000
commercial and pr ate bankers $50 600 private bank
ers', aud $25 900 bank at 3l6 We also noticed sale
Of $4,000 commercial on Providence at x p cent.
discount.
The banks continue to check on New York at par
and commercial sight was still quoted at 4@316 p
cent. discount.
No sales of st ,cks we. e reported.
The sale of Bonds included 5000 City Gold Bearing
seven Per Cent at Sc 4, and $4,000 and 5000 at 81,
which was about the closing rate of the market
City Appropriation Certificates nominal at So.
and no sales were reported.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan Police War
ants. which were quoted at IA.
State Warrants quoted a" 4SG5O for large,
and 55@60 for small. No transactions reported.
New Clinton Warrants were quoted at S2@84 and no
sales were reported.
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discovered before any amount Of damage was
done and speedily extinguishcd.
SfahheA fps the Side.

discovered before any amount Of damage was
done, and speedily extingnishcd.
Stabbed In the Side.
A difficulty occurred between two men
named Henry Thomas and Luke Hardy, OH
the corner Of Poydras and Howard streets,
on Sunday morning about ~ o'clock. The
wife Of the latter while trying to separate
them was stabbed in the left side by
Thomas, who was Immediately arrested.
Police Notes.
A Youthful individual bearing the bihli-
cal name of Esau, who was anxious, it is
supposed, for mess of pottage, was guilty OF
purloining a lot Of pig iron on the levee,
and was therefore sent to the lookup, there
to procure his savOry dish.
The levee, at the Company Canal is re-
ported in bad condition immediate atten-
ton is advisable
The levees at Bell France and old stock
landing have been stopped by the citizens.
The levee on this side OF SOniats planta-
ton, also in front Of Covington's place,
Camp Parapet, Labarrs Road and Upperllhe
street, are all in dangerous condition and
liable to cave in at any moment, if not I'M
mediately repaired.
Caroline English, lady who was not at
all particular in the selection OF her
language on the street, was taken into the
Fourth, where her morals will be improved,
it is hoped.
Peter Compel, who became rather exhil-
Grated through some means or other. went
to shooting off his pistol in the public street.
This being against the dignity of the city,
he was taken to the Fifth.
The gas lamps at the corners OF Seventh
and LAUREL and on First near Prytanla
street, are represented to have been put out
by some unknown person about o'clock
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The market opened with active demand and
\ fair business done during the moroi g mostly
at full prices. the geue, al tendency being to i'm
pro. ement, after VIII Oh the sement continued to
exhibit far degree of animation and. although
checked bS moderate Offering, of The kind want aud
by factors being more stringent III their preensons
yet the sales summed up the amount noted above. at
about the advance reported. At the lose there
still some negotiations pending which may have been
consummated sub ,egueItly.
The bus include Low Ordinary at IA and "A &c
Strict Good Ordinary at 14}1 Strict Good Ordinary
to Low Middling at 15ii; Low Middling at 15ls ana
1873; Strict Los Middlng at 1884, 1875 and It,
Middiug ut l63s No teiesrams were received from
Liverpool wi ere the Easter Holiday continued and
those from New York repor ed prices for Spots firm.
without quoable variation, and Futures 3-l6(G9-32c
higher.
The amount on shpboard not cleared, going on
board, and engaged tor shipment set down the
opening this morning at 10000 bales, embracing
80 900 bales for Liverpool 10000 for Havre 2009 for
spain, 80 for the Mediterranean. 1000 for Bremen,
$1,000 for the North Sea. and 5000 for the North,
which, when deducted irem the stock on hand by our
running statement yesterday evening, leaves l2l 500
bales TO represent the quantity at the landing and in
presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The EXCHANGE reports Sa'es 400 bales, including
200 after M Saturday. Market strong Its quo
tations for Good Ordinary and Middling, raised
&c, with no other change.
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Arrived sunday.

British steamship Memphis Mellon, from Liverpool,
to 81 as Weeks &co-4th Dist
Steamship George Washington, Whtehurst from New
York eth ultimo, to Moulton-2d Dist
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, from New York 9th
ultimo to il Ludwigsen---2d Dist
Ship Wyoming Baker, from Havre Feb T. to master
At Dist
Ship squanao, Driver from Rio Janeiro Feb s, to
master-1st Dist
Ship Western Empire, Grozier, from Havre Feb 25
to master-lst Dist
Ship City of Liverpool sealey from Greenock to
Ashbridge &co-Point
Ship Ellen Southland, Wood WORTH from Liverpool eb
s. in ballast to Lowell 4 Bailey-1st Dist
Ship Sandusky, -, from Mobile-Alglers
Ship Monebeo, Kelly, from Havre Feb 4, to master
Bark Anna Nelson. IS days from Limerick to master
Sd Dist
Bark Gasa Helene, Tiarson, : days from Santiago
de Cuba, to Ocean, Zerega &co-2d Dist
Bark Valparaiso. Roses, days from Havana, to M
Puig &co-Pont
Schooner sophia Kranz, Dyer, IL days from New
York, to master-1tt Dist
TOwBOATs.
Sentinel, Riddle, from the Fasses-towed down to
the bar, bark tienevie,e AMI brig Tally Ho-
brought up barks Gusta. Helena and Valparaiso
Philip, Caldwell. from the Passes--went down light
brought up ship Riverside and bark Anna
Norman, Averll, from the Passes--towed to the bar
ship Strathem-brought up ship City of Liver
pool.
Jewett. Wright, from the Passes-towed down brig
Jane Goodyear-brousnt mp ship squando
Rio Grande. Williams. from the Passes-went down
hght-broaght up ships Wyoming and Ellen
Southland.
Thos Morgan, Averill, from the Passes-towed TO
the bar, ships Lizzie Armstrong and cor. Adler
brought ups ips Monticello and Western Empire.
Harry Wright, Davis, from the Pas-es-towed down
schooners JAS Ford Gertrude Howes and
Lawrenc--brOught up ship Sanduskv
Abita, Palmer. from the Passes-towed down bark
Marlborough LIP schooner Kranz.
STEAMBOATs.
Empire, Jeanfreau, from Lower Coast
Lizzie HODki1s. yrorr Thiho7auv
Walloon Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Hunter Radovich, from Lower Coast
Josephine, Cousins from Upper Coast
Henry Tete. Daferes from Thlbodaux
Selma Jacobs, from Shreveport
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WEATHER, Blu sINEss. ETC.

The weather yesterday continued threatening dur.
ing the entire day, and made tiers rather unpleas
anti IL 10 be the rain will and il Old Prob
has any respect for himself, he will straighten up
dry up and give rest, for man knoweth not where
to place ia foot upon dry ground in places at
present and II the river rises much more there will
be no where to DO it about these low diggings.
Business yesterday had reached its climax, for
there was less movement the Levee than has been
seen for many . long day-net even in the memory
OF that veritabe indivdua,, the Oldest inhabitant
s 5ft#E5 ARRIVALS.
W. 8. Pike. from Fed River Landing Z. Henaley
from Lower Coast
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[By Telegraph
NATCHEz, April 6.-To J. b. Woods 4 Co.,
124 Gravier street: Steamer James Howard
will arrive Tuesday, the 18th, at noon, and
leave Thursday for ST. Louis.
B. r. PEGRAM, Captain.
VICKsBURG, April 5.-W. II. Botinger, 1O4
Common street John B. Maude will ar
rive Monday night, with 22OO bales cotton
and 1900 sacks oil cake. Leave Wednesday
evening. ALE. GRISSOM, Clerk.
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Arrived.
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
Robt Lee Campbell. from Greenville
Pike, Brown. from Tunica
Marie, Bassett, from Pilot Town
Ruth, Barnes, from Camden
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Alice, from Pearl river
Schooner Concordia, from Wolf river
Schooner Josephine No 2. from Bonfouca
Schooner Chas. Perry. from Tangipahoa
Schooner Maria MerZ from 1chefuucta river
Schooner New, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Emler from Peal river
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer F Frazer, from Amite river
Schooner Massie, from Hansooro
Schooner Two Friends from Tchefuncta river
Schoon Tip Top, from Biloxi
schooner Quincy, from Blind river
Schooner Carrie Bell, rom Bayou Lacombe
s. hooner Falster, from Pascagoula
Schooner BonfCuca, from BonfoucA
Schooner Moll Massie, from Amite rive,
Schooner Wave, from Fish river
Schoonea Farmer, from Stockton
Barge Pearl River, from Pear river
SloOp Mary Jane, from Pass Manchae
TOWBOATS.
se Symmes, from St. Louis with barges
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Ships.

A4 For Providence and Fail Rtv
&xaR The Al schooner Kate M. Hilton. C.,t
~ Stone, is how loading. ana having mo.t Of he-
For balance OF freight apply to N'a'"''A
GEO. A. FOSDICK O0.
n<o-sc 50 Carcndelet street.
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To-day 9 exports were to Cork fo- orders.
Receipts proper since yesterday evening 1901 bales
against 40l9 ON last Sunday md Monday, and 45s4
last year, making an agg late since Friday evening
Of $3.50 bales aganst 4y9 last week and 6403 year
and snce August 81 los oil es q. ainst lOA2
last year-in a.e 6 ,026
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts At all the
ports from IL II. saturday to II N. to-day. 1877
bales, against l2466 last week. and 1850 last year
and since Friday 40 2lS bales against last week
ana 1871 LIST year. Total since August 81 3424 40
1ales Aeainst 3.o67 $50 Last Increase
Exports Friday aud saturday to Great Britain,
bales, against 329e last wick, and 10 446 last year
and tc the continent s7A bales, against 9665 last
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EXn0rfA
EXpOrts.
CORK-Per ship Hypatia-!5O0 bsles cotton.
Inn ports.

IIyERPOOI-Per steamship Memphis-2OO tons
Mig iron 1886 bxs TIN plate 5000 bdls cotton ties 20
bbs cotton Seed casks ale l0O Kegs soda 1877 bbls
soda 1872 ties do, 500 bkts wne-and sundries
PtNSACOLA-Per schooner W A Matson-56 bales
cotton JnO G Rogers &cO-G do Geo Heck &co-3 DO to
Fl Allison Sco-3 bales skins-l2 hides and sundries
order. 900 -.
GREENOCK--Per ship City of Liverpool-30o tons
pig iron to order.
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Below Waiting Orders.

Shin Keptuck an, Foster. from Liverpool Feb 6, to
master =,
Ship Mataura, Townsend, from LaVerpooi feo D.
to master
Ship Havre Terkelson, from Lon on Feb to master
Ship Camperdown. Scott, from Liverpool req D. 10
master
Ship Excelsior Joslin, from London Feb to master
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN, I
Tuesday MornI G, April 7. 1874. I
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR MONDAY, APRIL G.
AT T. NJ.
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Below-Coming Up.

Ship Riverside, Woodward, from Liverpool Feb y,
to master -
/ Ship Emma Olivier, ~ days from Havre to master
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Having taken charge of the River Column of this
paper beg leave to my friends that shall
attempt to carry out all old programme in protect
ing their interest and will at all times be pleased to
attend their wants. and hope that my efforts in their
cause win merit their patronage. Respectfully.
JAMES KERR, JR.
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UPPER c. asst.

UPPER c. asst.
IeW Orleans, Coast, Baton ROmge and
Gross y etc n. II. Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. M, and 6ATUR-
DAY q, P. NJ
lGS9Eaihitx b. l.. Hodge No. 2,
sA'sNz1 In place OF st. John.
V. Il. Baranco. master, J. p. McElrOy. clerk
Return ny leaves Baton Rouge every Thursday and
Sunday evenings. For freight or passage apply on
board or to
apl IT E. O. MELANCON, 80 Cont street.
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MEMPHIS.

FOR MEMPHIS.
Leaves EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY, at r. M
FOR Memphis, Vicksb"rg, na..
chez, and all plantation and bend lancr
@ iDgs-
John Il. Maude,
John F. Noel, master-Alt. GrissOm, CLERK,
viii leave WEDNESDAY, April =, ut r. n.
eI>NOTT Il ADAMS, II Commercial place.
W. H. BOFINGER, 1u4 Common street.
The above boat will give through bills OF ladine "
all points Arkansas and White Ri, ana over ne
Arkansas Central Railroad TO larendon, giu.nS
through tickets East ut reduce rotes. mnIe
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
MONDAY Evening, April :, 1874.
COTTON

The sa'es to-day, not including any Saturday.
at full prices for the medium better qualities.
closing at an advance of about NC Good Ordinary
aud all higher grades. We raise our q .ota tons
accord ngly and give also the Exchange figures,
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The river here is inches below high water mark of
1871. NELSON GoRoM
| Signal Service Observer.
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RED RIVER.
FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April 3, at r. NJ.
~ For Jefferson, shreveport and
ss6zs ana very light-draft steamer
H. n. Bryarly,
W T. Scoven, Master, Ed Burk, Clerk
Will leave positively as above For freight or passage
apply on board or to
APT I'd LORD & McPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
rT,HROUGH BILLS OF LADING SIGNED
all points the Texas and Pacific Railroad and
International and Great Northern Railroads from New
Orleans via Red River.
GEORGE PEGRAM. Agent LOG Common st. :
Opposite the City Hotel
For jefferson. Shreveport AID
$50 all way landings Red River-The ans
&sS and fast passenger steamer :,
Selma,
Thornton Jacobs. master, Tom Jacobs, clerk. i
lin place OF steamer Southwestern
Leaves TUESDAY, April Z, at r. M
For freight or passage apply Oh board. or TO-
GEORGE PEGRAM,
1U6 Common 81, Agent,
ap4 I'd BRITTON e. EPPLkk, log Common st.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s O'Clock P. NJ.
E'ort de Kussey TIA bias, Nor
lEs 4slh mans, Alexandria, Mouth Cane River.
Leslie Taylor.
R. Sinnott, master. Jno. elm, asst. MASTER
&. w. Drown, clerk
Particular attention away and plantation business
For freight passage app y or board, or to
SINNOlI h ADAMS, II Commercial Psce-
ap3 2t j. +. CARLIN S Delta street.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECokE PACKET
COMPANY.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. NJ.
For fort de Russey. BarbtnA
euA&< Norman's Alexandria, Mouth Of Cane
River, Montgomery, Grano kcore and ~
way Aauulnsh-
st. Mary,
J. c. Mitchell, master, g. c. Hamilton, clerk:
Particular attention paid to way and plantation Du1'-
ness FOR freight or passage Apply Oh board or 70
M. W. JOYCE, Delta street.
BRITTON Il EPPLEk, lO6 Common II
mh27 LORD II NCPEAKE, Al Camp street.
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OPE OUSAS.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at JPN,
r. For OPelou.ms. ~ ashiMgton
lE$A4Ak1S Port Barre and all landings on the Coast
s1s-z.1sHs Atchatalaya kiver and Bayou Curtablesu
The fine passenger steamer
Bertha,
W. Il. White, master, ]. B. Schmit, clerk,
will leave above. Fer freight passage apply On
board, or to BkIrION h LPPLEk,
lug Common street.
Will connect at Washington with Della No. 2, giving
through bills OF ladlng Tor all landings ON Bayou
Boeuf and tn Minnie at Simmsport tor all landings
on Bayou des GlaiZes ap1u
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OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE AND oH,c.
RIVER PACKET.
Leaves On SATURDAY. April II, ats Pm
For Louisville. Evmnsville
49, Cairo and all intermediate points-Ths.
e6A passenger steamer
Mary Houston,
Charles Miller, master, Elliott Miller, clerk
will leave above. For freight or passage apnlv IN
Uoard, Or to -
SINNOTT& ADAMS, IL Commercial Place
C. G. WAYNE, JOG Cir vler street
a plan of the cabin an b seen and stateroome en-
gagged at the ONCE OF > u. xl5-td
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Steamboats,.
UPPER MIsSISSIppu


ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AM s,r
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE -
M Composed or the follevir.
frst.class side-wheel steamers
GREAT REPUBLIC. JAMES HOWARD.
JOHN KYLE. JOHN A. sCUDrER.
CITY OF ALTON, HtNRY AMEs.
PAULINE CARROLL, BISMARCK,
GLENCOE, SUSIE SILVER.
TOM JASPER. RICHMOND.
CITY OF QUINCY, COMMONWEALTH
FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND IN,
BENDS.
Will leave as below at O'Clock p NJ
SUSIE SILVER,
D. H. Silver, capt,in; ]. S. Lehmer, CLERK.
TUESDAY, April 7.
JAMES HOWARD,
B. R. Pegrsm, captain; J. H. Chassaing clerh.
THURSDAY. April 9.
CITY OF ALTON.
E. A. sheble. captain; VIM. Mason, clerh.
SAT URDAY, April IL.
Issuing as usual, Through Bills of Ladnc in 90.
necton with the Railroads to all PRINCIPAL noin..
North and West
J. B. WOODS CO., General Agents
l24 Gravier street.
P. S-We are the only Agents in New Orleane i
authorized to act for the above named boats
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Cleared Yesterday

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Tuseday Morning, April 7. !
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Norwegian ship Hyrata. Bentzen, for Cork
Ocean, Zerega eco
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MARINE NEWS.

George j. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporte
of the New Orleans Bulletin.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY, April Z, at Pm
r. FOR CAMDEN, NEWPORT. ChAA'
49, pagnoe, Marie Saline, Alabama Land n.s
- Ouaehita City, Trenton, Monroe. nM
risonburg, aud all way landings on Ouschts an1
Black River = Inc llght-draIi steamer
Garry Owen, w.
NICK Bouchman, master-Henry s. Jenkens. ana w.
Culbertson, o4or Will leave as above. For IroeA'
or passage apply board, or to
LORD & McPEAKE, 46 Camp street,
apps u j. Il. CAkLIN, Delta street
REGULAR WEEKLY CAMDEN PACKET.
LEAVES EVERY SATURDAY at r. u.
, r. For Camden, euacnn@ OssxS
9aaAkN6 Trenton, Monroe, and all lntermoN
landings Oh Black and Onachi. nv -
connecting with boats for all the tributaries-1as -
sidewheel steamer
Bart Able,
NJ. KenisOn, master-G. p Work and Owen +. 80
son, clerks
will leave as above. For freight passage, apPV
board, or to
SINEOJT ADAMS, ii Commercial phoss
LOtD h MCPEAKE, AZ Camp streee
mh25N J. f. CAKL[N, 5 Del q stree.