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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Duffy.

Before Justice Duffy.
STEALING FROM HIS EAiPLoYER-BURGLARY IN
CENTRE STREET.
For some time back Mr.. Joseph d. West, of No. 40
Cortlandt street, has been missing goods from his
store He had several men in his employ, but was at
loss whom to suspect. At last he reported the matter
to Captain Saunders, and the latter detailed Detective
Mcdonald to work up the case Yesterday Mcdonald
arrested Henry Timber, Of No. l Forsyth street, an
employs of Vests, on suspicion OF being the thief
While IN custody the latter admitted having stolen
quantity Of lightning rods from West and having sold il
TO Thomas j. Weeks, dong business at No 213 Pearl
street. Weeks also arrested. Both the prisoners
were taken before Justice Duffy yesterday and held
Weeks, it is alleged, formerly preacher
in the northern part of the State
Michael Daily, the young burglar who, ON Saturday
evening, burglariousy forced his way into the lunch
room OF A. b. Lyons, at No Centre street, and was
captured by number of members of the New York
Press Club he climbed up to the second hoor
raigned before Judge Duffy and held in 81 500 bail
answer. The journalists who captured HIM, and the
police who called in found two boxes of cigars
and other property in his possession.
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RAILROAD BOND


Railroad bonds been strong and active and.
with present high prices Of governments and the
reluctance to invest capital in enterprises there
evident inclination to purchase the best classes of
these bonds. Under this influence prices have ad-
vanced quite sharply, and to-day New York Central
and Hudson soven per cent currency bond sold at l22
other first mortgage bonds have been strong the largest
busiaess, usual, being done in the Pacific Rail
road securities. The large earnings .o both the
Central and Union Pacific roads and the fact that both
now propose to pay per cent annual dividends nave
brought their securities into prominent notice among
BOND purchasers.
The Erie Railway Company began paying the second
and third mortgage bonds due September l. The prn.
cipal and interest of $4 $50 900 per cent sterling
bonds not paid; these not a mortgage, but
made convertible into rst consolidated mortgage
bonds which latter rank after the old fifth mortgages
under which the receiver holds his place.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Sept. IL, 1875.
Sugar dull and nominal; business small molasses
Nos to 10 II l2 reals per arrobe concentrated do
fair good quality, IL reals muscovado do,
fair 31s 131l reals; fair to good refining II
4s reals; centrifugal do Nos IL to 49, in boxes 1714
171a reals; in hhds 1712 lS reals. Stock of sugar
warehouse ut Havana and Matanzas 100000 boxes and
IL 900 hhds Receipts of the week 100 boxes and 7S
hhds Exports during the week, 95oD boxes and $50
hhds, including 1900 boxes and 1900 hhds. to the
United States Butter superior American $50 So per
quntal. Hams American sugar cured, 500 500 per
quntal Potatoes $2 S22 bbl Talow: 500 $32 per
quntal Naval stores quiet Coal oil firm Lumber quiet
white pine $7S $50 per NJ Shocks nominal box reals.
White navy beans % 80 reals Hoops dull long shaved
$S5 500 per NJ Freghts nominal. Spanish gold, 233
pa. Exchange quiet and steady On the United States
60 days, currency 1l6 11S premium short sight 40
I'D premium 60 days gold l46 l4S premium; short
sight, $50 152 premium London, l7S lSO premium
o Paris, las q 147 premium.
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The discount rate of the Bank of England remains
unchanged at per cent. Foreign exchange regu-
lated entirely by the gold and rates have
varied according to the terms gold loans Holders
of bills, however not inclined to press them for
sale and the market therefore, though dropping
not excited The nominal Of leading bankers
opened at 831a 4S6, but under the pressure above
indicated were reduced TO 4 so and ASS.
THE MARKET
The transfers OF coin California had the effect OF
making the precious metal scarce this market with
out the aid of speculative manipulation II add to
these natural for higher premium the insane
policy OF the Ohio and Pennsylvania democrats have
sufficient reasons for the advance during the week from
1l41S III and squeeze in cash gold ranging from
516 At the Treasury sale Of $500 600 Thursday
the total bids ST. 000 but the whole amount
be sold awarded TO one party at 11540 Tho fact
is not ignored by thoughtful that the Treasury has
withheld SIS 900 of silver from export in pur-
that amount of gold coin had to be exported in its
place. Twenty millions of ive-twenties were called
in for payment during the first half of the year
the Sinking Fund law. Therefore, $35 900, 900 more
gold have been called upon for export than would
otherwise have been sent abroad Having drained
return the same and find ourselves with only
600 of specie in the banks is it natural that
spectators should have taken advantage of this weak
ness and controlled the market to suit themselvcsS
The fluctuations fthe week were as folows:-
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unchanged In the chaerng line very moderate business
was transacted ia grain freghts Petroleum reight were
only moderately active The engagements TO Liver
pool. by steam, 1900 bushels grain az o1sd
a I'd To Hull. By 5000 bushels do.
private terms. The charters Italian
bark "a reeharer hence to Cork for orders with 2OO
quarters grain 5s 9d. Norwegian bark hence 20
plymouth. with 800 bbs nnphtha at IS. I'd. German
bark hence 10 Riga. with 2O bbs refined petroleum 10
6s German bark, from Philadelphia Trieste, with
9 bbs do do al 6 another Of 800 tons register hence
10 Liverpool or Glasgow with general at lump
sum not reported: Norwegian bark hence TO Cork Tor
orders with grain respectively 0s
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THE COURTS.
FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Bixby

SUPPOSED ATTEMPT TO COMPOUND A FELONY.
On Saturday evening Joseph A. De Roe snatched from
the hands Of Mrs. Elizabeth ORourke pocketbook
containing IS. The theft occurred the hallway of an
Eighteenth street tenement, where Mrs O'Rourke re-
sides, and she recognized the thief as a fellow tenant
lie was arrested and the stolen money recovered When
inc prisoner was yesterday morning arraigncd this
court Mrs. O'Rourke declined to make a complaint
Judge Bxby, suspecting that the complainant had been
tampered with. committed her TO the House of Deten
on in default Of $500 bail and held De Roe for trial in
default of 1000 bail Mrs. ORourke is the wife of
policeman OF the Eighteenth precinct
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SurREMS CouRT-CHAMBERs-Hed by Judge Brady
Nos. ~ 46, 5s, CO. H. 73 75 49, ~ 7S 49, So ST. 50,
143, 145 146 176 17s 1872 19s, 211 224 236 23s 24l
243, 252, 259 26l 266 26e, 27O 27l 272 275 277 2s
279, $50 2S1
MARINE CouRr-Part Held by Judge Gross-Nos.
3l1 2249 299O $780, 1926, 437l 1921 1852 4677 47O6
1916, 4947, 494s, 3l79, 31s1 Part 2-Held by Judge
Shea.-Nos 1922 2337, 4572, 4573, 1885, 4s03 1870,
1862, 419s, 1857, 6S5, 4731, 4631, 46ss, 1882
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RAPID TRANSIT ON THIRD AVENUE.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
"Honor to whom honor is DUE" Is a maxim which
ought to be generally adhered by the people of any
section where the effort made accomplish an object
for their welfare has terminated successfully as the
advancement already made TO establish rapid transit
The inhabitants Of New York should have cognzance OF
the exertion made by the HERALD directing the pub
Nc 70 tho necessity Of securing quick travel on lha
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence, Il. l.. Sept. IL, 1875
Printing coths-Saes of the week 4S 900 pieces prices
have declined fully &c the week. and quoted tho close
51&c SIC fos standard and extra 64x64 goods.
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT & CO.,
N Bankers 10 and 81 Nassau street,
Travellers Credits available in all OF the world
through the -
and their correspondents.
Also Commercial Credits ard Telegraphic Transfers Of
Money California and Europe.
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The following were quotations in gold for coin and
GOVERNMENT BONDS

These higher and active, the demand being
largely from corporations and private capitalists
The closing prices OF securities in London have
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For future delivery the sales To-day up
r MSepember 400 bales at l31ac, 200 at IL Z
l6c l318c 100 Is 1332c October, 700 at l3 532c
200 l3Sc 200 332c 400 at l3 Lice 600 at l3 B
a2c. 100 Mt 13 Lice November, 200 at II 3l32c De-
cember 800 13c 100 at 3 l32c POO at II 81 Be 100
l3c January, 100 At 3c 300 at 3532c 200 az l3sc.
800 at l3 lice February 200 l3!4c 100 at l3 9S2c
400 134c. 100 ut l3 o32c 100 at 13l4c March, 100 ut
131sc 100 at l3 172c 200 at 13 l532c 100 at 10 7l6c
300 IL 5,2c. 800 at Is 7l6c April, 100 at Is 6c
june 200 at ii lice July 100 ut ii 3lGc. Total llSO
bales Grand total 45o0b bales The receipts at the ports
follows -Galveston, 1886 bales; New Orleans 2l7
Mobile 467 savannah, 81 Charleston TBS; Wilmington
72; Norfolk 57S; New York l Philadelphia, SO Total
s. 1873 bales This day last week 14l2 This day last
3ili Total since september 26 7o4 Cotton reights
closed folowsTo lavre by steam lll6c To Hamburg
by steam, &C. compressed To Bremen by steam COM
pressed. To Liverpool I'd. by steam; by sail 532d.
FLOUR GRAS.-Recepts-Flo 1O39S bbs. wheat
eo974 bushels 76e9l do oats, 2s675 do meal
400 bbls $50 bushels The flour market dull hut
prices unchanged. The sales 10000 bbls. Rye
in fair demand and steady Corn meal moderately
easier The sales 200 bb and 800 bags at
81 40 "a 45 for Brandywine $3 20 81 As for Western and
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issue Travellers Credits parts Of the world
Messrs. DE RoTHsCHILD
Also Commercial Credits and Teiegraphc Transfers of
Money California and Europe.
A STOCK PRIVILEGES,
Fall Season, 1878
s5 to 900 will probably pay during the next
80 days. from 100 500 per profit During the
privileges paid from 500 1000 per profit
and the year before from to 500 was made on 500
invested Our Weekly Report Free gives full parcu-
lars and prices of all the stocks dealt in at the
New York Stock Exchange
''O'A' '''SA' '' -aS ALEX FRoFiifNGiiIAM 4 CO.,
Bankers IL Wall street, New York.
THE LOWEST RATES IN TWO YEARs.-sToCK
PRIVILEGES negotiated by the lowest in the
ket best parties and by ourselves This sys
operating puts calls recognized tho
safest form of stock specuatng We issue pamphlet ee
explaining the various modes of operating also showing how
large realized from moderate risks. All persons
having any making money should copy
Information relating stocks cheery furnished and
how the fluctuations of the market be best taken ad
and SEs No. Yo
a
q Broadway, New York
responsible parties of Exchange
5o straddles $500 100 shares Our ~ page book Men
and dioms Of Wall Street." and copy OF the Wall street
Sent free any address.
JOHN HfcKLING CO, 72 broadway, New York
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
"a Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
panes JJ HABRICH CO. III broadway
NY AMOUNT FROM 81 900 TO $4,000 TO LOAN ON
n improved and unmproved Property this city or Brook
WILLIAM T. LRAvITr, 80 Broadway
L,RoM $5 600 TO $4,000 TO LOAN TO FIRMS WELL
rated and long established at very large discount for
answer in strict confidence o, x Herald onice
L,IRsT AND SECOND MORTGAGES ON NEW YORK
mortgages JOHN b. MURRAY, 53 Broadway.
ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW
YG5k ely Mo nSrg@gG: without bonus Principals desiring
Il, L. GRANT las Broadway.
oANs MADE ON MoRTGAGE-IN SUMS TO SUIT,
and Sn city and hcpsy E %sH I
Broadway. Commissioner for every State
OFFICE OF THE
~ Consolidation Coal Company, Of Maryland,
No Il broadway, rS rSoY yoax ~; Sen, = 1878
meeting Of the Directors Of this Company held today
Resolved That tue regular days Of paying dividends here
after shall the 10Th Of September and March Of each
year.
Resolved That In accordance with the above resolution
dividend of two and half 2 per be declared the
capital stock payable the 18th inst and that the
fer books be closed Saturday, the Ilth ins
o'clock, and be reopened ON the 10th inst
II. G. HICKS, Secretary.
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.-A DIvI-
~ dend of the capital stock Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company will be paid and after October
/, to holders OF stock of record September 10, 1875
New York stockholders will be paid ut the office OF the
Union Trust Company In New York aud Boston tockhold
at the Office OF the Company in Boston.
The books will be closed September Is and reopened for
the transfer of stock on October q, 1875.
Z. II. ROLLINS, Treasurer.
BosToN, September o. 1875.
VNANTED-S2,OO0, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. ON
w improved real estate worth 5000 at Planheld n j.,
Address b. j. H. box LA Herald office,
N,1 nnn WANTEn ron n,-E vE.u ctsctDrrv
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 P. N. SATURDAY.
Tux MONEY MARKET

Money during the week rose from ~ to per cent
with the bulk OF business done at intermediate quota
tons Tho bank statement, in its exhibit of loss Of
legal tenders indicates transfer to other centres for
the movement of crops Mercantile paper is reported
rs follows by the leading note brokers'
crrppP
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lVANTED-s2,ooo, on BOND AND MORTGAGE. ON
w improved real estate worth 81 0OO at Plainheld
ADDRESS b. j. H., box LA Herald office.
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MON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.-A DIvI-
~ dend of two cent the capital stock Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company will be paid and after October
/, to holders OF stock of record September Is, 1875
New FORK stockholders viii be paid the office OF the
Union Trust Company In New York. and Boston sockhold
at the office OF the Company in Boston.
The books will be closed September l5 and reopened
the transfer Of stock on October g, 1875.
f. II. ROLLINS, Treasurer.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO ENGAGE IN
"a money making business; could invest 81 500
- 900; correspondence strictly confidential Address with
particulars KING, box ia Herald Office
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31 O00 WANTED FoR ONE YEAR-sECURrTY
pl.OOO absolute but unmarke ketable; good interest
d. " Herald Uptown Branch Office 80
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4DO 000 TO $4,000 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN
RZO.OOO for a term on first class improved New
York city property hst mortgage purchased PrncL.
pals only need apply conhdentay and by letter. 10 D. w.
LEE, 81 West Twenty -arut street.
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There was a change of q 10 in the river
Yesterday: it is now feet 2-10 below high
water mark.
A fair day again yesterday, for which the
hearts of our steamboatmen rejoiceth. The
rains have been interfering seriously with our
rice crop, particularly where harvesting had
commenced; in some places the wind and
rain has done much harm. few more days
like the last two will bring US large shipments
of it.
The Texas, in place of the Bart Able, Rich
ard Sinnott master, George Hamilton clerk will
he at the Andipg this morning receiving to
leave at . tomorrow for all landings on Red
River to Grand Ecore.
L. Cozzens master, G. E. Apologize clerk,
leaves to-day at 10 A. M. for all landings on
the Upper Coast to the Uaion plantation.
The little Ida Leon, Capt. Ben. F. Fulton,
came out of the bayou yesterday, where she
has been getting cheap board, and COM
menced loading for all points on the upper
river as high up as Lanesport. She will get
off to-day with all she wants. One house
alone ships 5000 rolls Of bagging and ties
enough 10 bind it up. Very little cotton from
the upper river will go to st. Louis this year.
Shippers got burned last year, and don't
want any more st. Louis in theirs. We heard
of over 10000 bushels Of wheat on the Upper
River for shipment to Fulton and thence to
St Louis. Although she is not much for cot
ton, she is some for -four. If some of
the st. Louis millers could see the wsy Texas
-four sells in this mardet, they would d-n
it sure enough. 1t is all the go now.-Sfreve-
port Times.
by Telegraph
BAYOU SARA, Aug. 19.-To Capt r. Sinnott:
Arrive at P. NJ. One hundred and twenty
five head of cattle.
G. W. STINDE. Steamer Texas
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nscrrrrs At TIM INV sAnu.

Amite river-Per steamer Martine-100 600 feet of
lumber rs cords wood Muncy a. Marcy
Pearl river-Per steamer Lolie-75 600 feet lumber
to order
wood to master
Blind river-Per schooner Monterey-35 cords of
wood to master
Covington-Per schooner NJ Pppo-450 bbls of
sand to Stewart-50 bbls tar to order
Jordan iver-Per schooner Galeas .1s, 900 feet of
lumber to order
Amite rivcr-Per schooner Indian Reed-30 cords
wood to master
Pearl rirer-Per barge Pearl Rivers-600 600 feet of
lumber to order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pearl river-Per steamer Major White-40, 600 feet
lumber to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per schooner Wren-3O cords of
wood to master
to order
BAYOU Lacombe- Per schooner Josephine No .
25 cords wood to master
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REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, oath inst, at 5 P. M.
IT, - For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans
lESa3saAA16S vile, Henderson, Shawneetown Padu-
cab, Cairo, Memphis, and all inter
mediate points-The passenger steamer
Chas. Morgan,
Albert Stein, master, Harry Sten clerk,
will leave above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to BURDEAU & WAYNE,
au1S log GIavier street.
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OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY. the Goth inst, at P. M.
r. For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans
vile, Henderson, Shawneetown Padu-
cab, Cairo, Memphis and all intermediate
pOints-The passenger steamer
Cherokee,
Geo. Wolf, master; A. Byers, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight passage apply on
board. or to BURDEAU IL WAYNE
au15 LOG Gravier street.
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OUACHITA RIVER,
OUACHITA RIVER WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at p. M.
IT, r. For Ouachifa City, MorehOuse
l@leEaHIfs Point Trenton Monroe Columbia, Har-
Elzz=s.zz risonburg, Trinity and all landings on
Bayou Bartholomew, Ouachita and Black Rivers
The new light dIaught steamer
BastrOp,
L. P. Delahoussaye, master. Alec Mackay, clerk,
will leave above, positively. For freight or pass
age apply or board. or to
HITE & CARLIN, TcboupiteuIas street
LORD & MCPEAKE. 46 Camp &C, eet
Will connect with boats for all the tributaries
au14
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AND ATCHAFALAYA.

ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
Leaves SATURDAY, August q, at 5P NJ
r. For st. Martinsvile, New Iberia,
laEAasI Franklin and all landings on Bayou
Teche, Smmsport Churchvie and
landings on the Atchafalaya and Bayou Chene-The
fine and light draught passenger steamer
Minnie Avery,
j. A. French, MASTER
will leave as above. For freight passage apply on
board or to
A. M. T. CO., 26 Carondelet street
au19 H1TE g. CARLIN, Tchou .itOulas ST.
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Receipts Of Produea.

PlTTSBU RG-Per steamer Smoky City and is
coal boats 400 40 bushels coal to Miiteu berger
LOWER COAST-Per steamer wAloou-Sundries
10 order
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LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR DONALDSONvILLE AND BAYOU
LAFOURCHE PACKET.
Bertha Drummer,
Gin place of Henry Tete,)
Joe Dalferes master, N. q. Dupuis and N Dsleres
clerks.
re- Leaves New Orleans every Mon
81 DAY at P. NJ. and THURSDAY at S
'H 2 NJ. Returning every SUNDAY and
WEDNESDAY. For freight passage apply on
board. or to B. RIVET, 80 Cont street.
au10 If
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Arrived.
Steamship Lizzie, Felcher from Pensacola to o Stu
ber-New Basin
steamer Amite, Adams, from Pensacola, to C NJ So
ria-New Ba sin
sTRAMBOATs.
Smoky City, Higgins from Pittsb1rg with Ii
coal boats
WalOon. Vaette from Lower Coast
Texas. Stinde from Grand Ecore
Favorite, FargOt, ON Union Plantation
IBERIA Sheldon from Lower Coast
VS. Pike Brown from Bayou Sara
Stella Block, Basset from Lower Coast
Oriole O'PTy from Lower Coast
W j Poitevent, Ruiz, from White Hall
Bertha Brunne" Dupre, from Lockport
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer MARITIME. from Amite river
Steamer Lolie, from Pearl river
Schooner i j Emler. from Pearl river
Schooner Monterey, from Blind river
Schooner F NJ PipDo from Covington
Schooner Galeas, from Jordan river
Schooner IDdian Reed. from Amite river
Barge Pearl Rivers faom Pearl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Steamer Major White. from Pearl river
Schooner Wren. from BAYOU Lacombe
Schooner Sdonia. from ind river
Schooner Josephine No 2, from Bayou Lacombe
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giAkiME N E VIZ.
Cleared Yesterda,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. .
Friday Morning August 20 {
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sn Rises ...... ....-.5.29 Moon Rises .o:H P. M
gun cets...... 1886 Last Or. 23d .7:39 2. NJ
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(There were Clearances at the Custom Hous
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Outside the Bar-Bound In.

Steamship New Orleans Dearborn from New York
18th inst, to A Moulton
Ship Mary Riggs, Langdon, from Liverpool June
l7th to master
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ImnOrta.

PENSACOLA--Per steamship Lizzie-Sundries
to order
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite-Sundries to
order
GRAND ECORE-Per steamer Texas-6 bales of
cotton to L Wamsley &e,.-2 do G Denis--1 do
J NJ Sandidge &co-6l sacks cotton seed to order 3
bbls N GLASSES Jno Meyer & Son i bag wool Block &
Brittin Il bdl skins i sack wax pkg eggs / coop of
poultry F z Sevin-4l sack wool K Deavaade-
coOps poultry pkgs eggs L Bloom &co-10 do 3
bdl hides Thcs Simms e. Levy-'23 head cattle to C
der-Total, bales cotton 81 sacks cotton seed 12s
head cattle
UNION PLANTATION-Per steamer Favorife
40 sacks onions Lanaux & Son 2 bales moss d
Terrebonne Il Son-and sundries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer 1beIia-Sundries
to order
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer VIM Pike-36 bbls
honey to j Ry koski-4 bales rags M SchwaItz-1 Dbl
hides ThOs Schorr-1 bdl hides Flash Lewis eco
bales moss GHmbel &cO-6 bbs of peaches A
Hickman-17 do G Grande-and sundries to order
Total 36 bbls honey
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Stella Block
20 bbls rice to A SocOla-and sundres to order
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Orioie-37 sacks
new rough 1ice-and sundries to order
WHITE HALL-Per steamer w J Poitevent- 6
sacks rough lice Lance & l. gendre-1l0 empty bar.
rels TO order
LOCKPORT--Per steamer Bertha Brunner--1
Dbl molasses to A Te trou-25 pkgs eggs cOOps of
poultry box wax Terrebonne-5 pS 90 eggs ID
TerrebOnne & Son-2 bales moss A Julian-and sun
dries to order-Total l Dbl moasses
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, aus f. w.
~ - For Washington, Port Barrs,
~ = 6immsport. Churchville and all landings
en- the Coast, Atchafalaya River and Ba-
you charlottesville new and light drAught passen-
II. Broad, master The0. John, CLERK.
All freight for Bayou des Glaizes win be landed "a
Simmsport or Big Bend Landing For freight &c
passage apply on board, or to
jy27 rkI1TON 4 EPPLER. LOG Oonnrses nj.
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FOR GRAND ISLE.

~ The steamer
MINNIE,
Gus Richards, master, A. p. Trousdale clerk,
Will leave the head of Harvey's Canal on TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, at O'clock A NJ of every
week, during the season, for Grand Isle goinr
through in daylight.
Fare each way 90 50. The Minnie will positively
Ian her passengers at the hotel wharf.
For further information apply to
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