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Executive of the State signing his
Credentials, SO as to control the Senate
when making inquiry as to the election
OF member. then the Act was void.
He Ferry) did not, however, give to
tho Aot of 1876 any such construction
as that placed upon it by the Senator
from Indiana Morton. Mr.. Ferry
then argued that the Senate, in judg-
Ing OF the election of its members,
was not bound by any decision of tho
President, which might be made Incl.
dentally by him solely for the purpose
OF preserving the peace All the Pre-.
-sident was doing in Louiaians was to
keep tho parties from flying ~ one
another's throats, and in the mean
time the strange asseition waS Get tuf by
the Senator from Indiana, that sthe
Senate or House pf Representatives
was bound by this inetdsatl apcislon.
- shis proposition was tina than Svan
II the Senate shonad And that The Nh
son signing the credentials Of NJ ~.
plicant was not the laWfnl Goyet6or OF
hepisiana, and the Legis!Asure.ahich
elected him was not the le64l IA tsla.
Epre. yet the Sensse must 01MoS them
both, solely becau4e the Pes6depS has
30 decided. He (DesEN Mx1 81 was
proposed to argue he46ket6le 01hate
[Sas finished, that etiehxa 0ass6e Ahe
easte committee suhiet 31Ret ieafAd
IHQuisiana matters u. 1873. 'M1S falsa in
Epdnt OF fact. M vaS 100 1ate now 10
[sss aai6b dhis report which WIS bsssd
upon 600 Or 700, pages Of testimony
open to AlL.. Aoareful exsthinatfbh OF
that testimony would show that IT, was
sgainst the legality Of tho Kellogg
Govern nent--dvenl worse than the rAs
port OF the COMMITTEES. That report was
against tho personal and politicsl wishes
,of the very gentlemen vho signed
It. The Senate knew from the great
volume of testimony before it, that the
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March 161 Scotland Yard.
To Rent,
~ A COTTAGE, containing rooms,
E:iy ,ngated on Lincoln street. between
given Immediately. Apply to
W. 81. CASSON.
March 16 South Caroiins Railroad.
Capital Building q Loan Association.
HNHE REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
Il Stockholders OF this Association viii
pc held At the Hibernfan Hail, THIS (Tues-r
day. EVENING, At - O'CLOCK. Ths-e MI,
be over 81 900 on hand to dispose Of. Dues
received as usual.
=, W. B. OATHGART,
March 161 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Ticket of Leave Men
WILL report promptly, 1T usual place.
w WEDNESDAY,, March 18th. BY
order: HAWKSHkW
MAroh l6 l Scotland Yard.
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esnming his argument. said his State
had been outraged in keeping out one
OF her Senators. Christiancy, o.
Michigan, inquired if it was expected
that all. the damage which had been
inflicted upon Louisiana would be re-
paired by the admission OF Pinchback? {?
West replied. that would hardly be
possible. but it was n lamentable fact
that bill for the relief of persons in
the overAowed districts OF tho Missis.
sippi failed on account OF Louisiana
not having her two Senators. II the
other Senator from that State had been
in his seat, the bill would have been
passed. Refuse to admit Pinchback
now, the verdict would 60 out to the
country once more that the Kellogg
Government was Q fraud; crime and
violence would have full sway in the
State again; White Leagues would
muster and there would be no peace.
Financial and CommercIal Reports.
NEW YoRK, March =, 15--Noon.-
Money 3. Gold lB>S. Exchange
long 4.81: short 35. State bonds
quiet and nominal. T Colon dull aud
nominal; saies M 39k-r-uplands ll6L;
Orleans 1879. Futures opened easier:
March 182{; Aprif 1873. '16 21:32; May
II 1.32i June L. b-l8, 179f; Jolly
II 1882. 1912. Flour and wheat
quiet and yery 6rn, t0ovu savancinR.
Fork ,frW-,19.87<@20.00. Lard
fi1m--stsam 1875 IT. sp.-s ~ >
y p. M.-Ootson quiet; sales 4S7, as
l6L@l65s. Southern ,fonr firm and
moderately active, Wheat To- better
and active mand,-1.24@l.2S. Corn
opened shade farmer and closed with
holderP o little more disposed to re-.
nIizs. Coffee dull-r161z9l8K. gold
Rio. Common to prime sugar dull
and heavy. Pork active aud firmer-
new 2O.25; prime mess 18.50@l9.O 90.
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Western rectifed quoted at 81 12GD1 IA and
choice Western at II i5G11 l6 e ganon.
Pig PoRK-Is selling readily, IN lots, at
$40 5o@lo Is q half Dbl, and is jobbing at
Sill y nalf bbl.
SPARE R1Bs-The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at IS, and dealers are re-
t,aling them at $40 q Dbl.
WHEAT N BULK is in demand for export
and the market is bare. The sales as yet this
season We're all to arrive, comprising three or
four barge loads, two of which are yet due
Supplies to arrive are offered a. 81 ~ Z
bushel.
CosS IN SAcKs-Light supplies came in
thi, morning; the demand is active and prices
have advanced Pei busnel. The sales comprise
II. 100 sacks, of which, 9J0O-choice white on
private terms, 800 ordinary mixed at SEE, 1000
white mixed at S6lc, 800 white at SIC. 1000
and 5000 choice white at S., $500 mixed at
$50, 500 do a. o5c, 80 white ana 500 yellow
at 90e q bushel.
OATS Are in fair supply and good demand.
Prices are firm. The sales comprise 4ooo sacks,
Of vhich 500 and 2N,O St Luis at 75c, and
1900 choice at 76c p bushel
BsAN-Is in light supply aud fair demand
500 sacks sold, Of which 100 corn bran at -
500 wheat bran at 81 80, and 200 at 81 40 &
100 ID.
HAY-Good supply and dull. No sales
| Prime is quoted at S2iG2o; cholcs SIS {
| ton.
CoFrrE-The market is steady with fa
demand ut tirner prices, showing an advance
Of I. y h. st .ck il first hands 45O5 bags II
dealers bands 1000 bags We quote job lots
Ordinary 1GMlGlc. tair 17iGD17i good l6@
Isle; prime lSsMl9c. Cargoes Ordinar
TO-. fair HOLT, good 1740174c, prime /
/ (I;Sic n TO-
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Amite river-Per steamer RepOrter-14000 COO shin
81 IS cords wood to order
l. ind iiver-Per schooner Best FTlend-9U CORDS
wood IN master
Tickfaw-Per schooner Alphonse-22 cords wood
to master
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Blind river-Per schooner SidOnia-s0 GOO slaves
to or,,er
Blind r1ypr-Per schooner Martha D-7000 shin g!es
q cords wood TO order
Tancipalloa-- Per schooner Chas Perry-'6 cords OF
wood to master -
Eayou Iacombe--Per schooner Mary Jane-22
cords wood to master
Ianripaho.,---P schooner GOWN ton-26 cord, OF
wOIi 10 master
r .fnncta riyer-Per schooner Susannl-ss cords
wood % master
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XXlGrG1s

MEXICAN PORTS AND y Az AMAZE steam
sl,in rIfy ot aavana-For Tnxpan, "a bbis Eour y
eacks corn 10 eupty barrels l. boxes ciacners bh.s
ii, 80 r,Ne. SOAP FvG rampic, - bh.o tar - DDS
f,or bal5 crackers 2 boxes cheese 'aoin Fof
V,,o Cruz | 600 Fl lumber 30 bhs potatoes, h"Ts"'
pENSA,,OLA-Per steamer Lizzle-3;5 opis i"'ir
n bhIs rnrk 10 bls whisky co sacks corr ~ SACKS
oats 10 sacks coffee ~ casks meat hnds sugar -
bids sugar C, ,e-t
NEW YORK-Per steamship New Clleans-ihH
hail.. cotton ~ bales hties an. skins . biieS iTon
cnrp - a., bd hides 10, dry hides 39l bb!5 mo- rs
ss- gt, bbis oil 4ii obs rice
pESsACOLA-Per steamer Amite-7C0 sacks corr
81 sacks oats =! sacks coffee l. sacks bran - ODDS OF
ti,r 10 half Dbl, Il, 81 bbis porA IL bbts WhG' 80
Ih1. ,ntaors IL bbia hhds sugar D casks "a
con =, ha.s hay ph-s md e
iyKE-Per ba Minnie Alen-i-i5 oaihI COZ
tan III baes mos, - bales hides PCS wa nat %Voo
pCoRK-Per bark Evening star-2i75 bales cotton
BAR,Ei.ONA- bark Pepita-io0 b3les cotton
ATA%-ner schooner Fred Danhar-2ooo I ct
lnm3,r ) BIS noIk bill btef phS7 thd.e 80
pEN,ACULA-per SCHOONER W y Nat5on-Ieo
SACKS IN :, ', -, -oo
PEESAC1LA--Per schooner Mary Emilv-5 W
sails corn - sarss bran 30 sacks ot.s . bat 'y -
bhs -four tierces lard sacks coffee IL pA5s mise
imports.
>-177y Work, Per steamship Ealson-A Assorted
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Ne .Ar,aA.si n 4. K W s.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. /;
Sunday Morning, april :. }

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship City Of Havana. Pill ina for Iarnpicn
Fuxp.n, Vera Cruz, Campes he. PRO rfSso aud
lJ,ynra- J VI Wiihersroon
Steamship New Orleans Dearborn, for New York
i Afoaiton
sta.mer r;zzia Telsrer for Pensacola Ma, Ter
Steamer i,nite Adams. FIJI Pensacola { u soTil
Ban. Minnie Alien, S5per, for titvre- H9okins
Aorn al b,.A l., enlng St.T, Spelc!i, ter CORK
pecan. Irrega 90
Spanish bark 7epita Inlia. f,r Barce!oaa-
Charles x Gilbert Green eco
Schooner Fred Dunbar, Conner-, lor ltuatau--
Schooner W 4 Watson, Watson. Ter Pensacola
Schooner Mary Emily, X, ger, for Pensaco!a-,
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Arrived.


teanshp Hudson. 6 sc. from New e75 March :
to n Atuuton--Li dist
-rsANEaaTs.
Thos sherlock Hart, troin Cincinnati
Maoun. tsull. ffotn Lower Coast
Marie Hassyti sran Lower Cost
Rice Farmer Taylor. from Lower Coast
yo,.phiitr s'ozyiris from Bonnet Csrra
lhas Morgan Stein. from Cinciiuatl
Nv Iete Aucoln from ilibo aux
Seminole, Helm, from Grand Ec"re
G II Dultec. Aiken. from Shreveport
John Il rolle Brady, from 81 Lou-s
,yawrnGcb GLEASON IRON Bonnet Care
Mary ida Ruiz, from White Hall
ARRIVALS AT TIE SEH DAs;S.
steamer F4yoiita from Mobile
Slpaler.J g Gatiit from Tan -Ipnhoa
Schooner Sh IN ocf. from Lake MauTsIb9
Schooner Ellen. from Bind river
schooner Co corda from Wolf river
Erhon5 Err Wi.htmIn. from I!ekt""
Schooner E"beGc;i from Tchetupsfa tlyar
Sth ton.r Rr.ortar, from Aniits II tr
Schooner BE L Iii ~ from Blind aver
Schooner Aphon-e from ilchidw
AARIvALs Az rHs Old hAsiN.
Schooner Sidon', from Blind river
rcho urr Martha D. from Glnd !Ivet
Schooner Chas Perry. from Tangipah'ss
Schooner May Jam. from BaNon i'lcohbe
schooner c.,v n-tou, from Ial-irii:"d
Schooner Susanna, from IcheturcJa RIVER
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NONE F'AkY.
OFFICE sEw oAAEAa8 BuLhgTIS.
Satur lay tvossino, April 3. ISIS,
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

t"A 1ttt@ i,ait'ces.
Apui3 -..-... i,.o Vt 81 s--i'ooo -
.177oo 20, :, e29- cca -c
Same time TAT week sdnio 20, - V"t ~
Iotsi As' Me.h $780, IL III; XII ID s1 HI 81
~ Va Y, nave No cha,}ae 10 notice ia the Money
lat MA off I'M. .nn,i,,u. moderate at
. ~ l,,,s ana lm;tad On the street, and The
.n.., NJ com,nernial raner u0chat Ged
W. continue to allet., f ut class uaper and
,.4ar,i 1nars for WV davs az S.G}9 r cent
~ ann,m Al 40 at lOGbl2, and second
p,r,sa a. l5GI8 First class mortgages con
- -, mi. At oCl1o n cent Der annum,
~ - III ..,, t,f,r, " nominal,
WV W. So "ra ;,S..,,fe1 to Mr. 7 \. MAYNARD,
.,,,,ae,or If INA Nav orleans Clearing House.
eiLha5o' . =, -; aam,,arative statement q.
,ba associated banks for the week ending to-
-. NJ .'S'o0'"'0' -''-
"' Increase Decrease.
s,ecle ...........-........ ...... s55 100
Cnrranoy ....... .... 3oN,0oD
Loars acknowledgements 1900 d 1zo o ZOO
Deposits .,;....- II, ,ao.4I p'a ],
Inc foio"ing gen. 1s'lot' "rl 49, C,n,,Ia,,,..
trctor' OF ING ~ - r. oI!D.,.-
Messr5 nm He.a1I 7HH, =, =. .1sG :s
Wan. } Bzhan, 4 4 iAef"ig' 'ehn 'iI,'.n. y,
james \ Casey, li1oiils5 = ~ 49,. Il -
IRWIN, . 1hn "A. Motifs H. A. 'S"' 'AA>'
.. r. inner. ,,o,,., o.,;,-s 1,ta a.
G&ll opahtd ~ f4ID :
No" I'm az" ro4.,, ao2;,s, 1,Al II,
closed a. the ofehinb a. ain's 10. mi.
that market ne F,4's s'.ll,'i 10 ~ ,.on AK
smprasns s4'oo n o "a "a TX Geo ~ liz
=. ~ WI, NIX 9.o ,1.5GIts7 IA e1oon II 11i7
s3O,OUO ut l4aS0ii44' az" Si'oo az s1nnn
Ia Siiver .e np..oeu ,a e 80. ~ ~ s,;l
American nan aoal%f' ~ .oo-' =,
inot4n at loot9ioo1i' az" --eA'N"--
oGN"963c. !, !, ca 80
OWING 10 zoe ~, y a.,;n, Lee
ol'is - ~" ~ 80 . -, NJ
s ~ r ceh' hsnei' ai.' ~ 80,
movement VIZ ~, ~ .on ' ',,,,,r,s,,,, Elk Ooo Al
ahloual'n. ~ ~ lr ,' MI Id ,,l7,r, j. u 52
ciesr 1t. . o., 3y3 rsaGl.,,J 70 0o0 i,
t-g'jV - : -. n-7I c10ol
~ oz1' t'oo ~ .'e''' -
PARK d, o''o o,,,, ,io,1,ar Th.
iahns "sis "o9,s. / IN MI .a,l,a.rr;aI !,
oliF saAe ieFoi'o'' "''' oe'''0
o'4. .u.1. ,;1,- r.a-, o,,,+as q
a, we ci"Se > ot..- 1 n41;o III 4, ia,
ia , % ''I oIi' ~ - 4ra+'os If ~
anu -t1'3o mi nahh' IT.
1or coAiia"fcf'1' ant 80 ,.aIo,,,a x.,o~
ne on tihse " ,'oiliSa''o 1,-1 .i1.-,rr3 fa
OF Moae.1,e sAsen'' IT, ], ,l,o et,4
rcai WAS i'iili'oa " -, yorI, sioh
ass ~ ia .noo AZ Is, I'm oon anl
covered S1oo 'oo' GH'-' IT,, n Xxx IN oan
s9o w coth ~ nda - ~ I,
@3o wv ana siNooo li''a'o
per cent premium. w. yor
The banks continued g cif - 81 NV 80;
at per cent prem ..ai' VIM
vas quoteo 81 '-io' "s5a'-is' 'S,''.Ao e'''''
day. ,. u ~ sh,ro
/" 1'uotH We f1a,,,,a,v ex div;de nd
Sun Mutual insurance COMPANY OK "i ~ :, -
at $40 ana III '.ua.'oH, w ';a -
Hodgson' On account q s"'9 - ~. ~ - a..
Mand.l: II "ofn. y ~ :. IT, IT, MI 4,
claim OF ~ .a,'n,e az - - - 60.
sionai banK a. ~; - aau - sllaies on o s.,i
Bank at 80 oo, aIa ~ ~ = c ~ 80
also, at AUCTION, o! -isf''S' 10y ..
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Capt. Jno. Schultz, Of the Schooner
Ellen, Drowned.

Capt. r. Kuckenz, Of the schooner oham-
.ock, who arrived Friday at the New isin
with bis vessel, reports tina. Capt John
Schultz, of the schooner Z len, vas accident
a,ly drowned last Wvdnesd,yin Dutch Bay ou'
near Blind River. It appears that ne acci-
dentally fell from the deck Of the schooner
uonoticed. and when he was obserTea by one
IL ,he crew. ho was about disappearing te-
meath the surface Of the water. Before as
gistance could bo rendered he sank IN deep
va.er and was drowned. The body was re-
covered With sc1ne difficulty, and 80 inquest
beIj bvCoroner Dennison, the verdict setting
fn,tI hat the nan came to his death ~ acci-
dent.
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SAILrD-For Pensacola, ships kcntuckian Iros
HAMPTON Court aud bark Leif Erickson foF Ma
tanzas. ship MANI wer. All previously reporter De
low waisilg orders.
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A positive remedy for al Impurities Ct The
h,ooi il Mar,den's Strsaparil!l. 1t enriehe.,
and makes the blood healthy, strong and
v i supplying the waste of the body
with new ana sound material. / is gnaran-
teed in all cutaneons di~easer- ~ 2 Morrt-
sou & CO., corner M4aaz ne and caa"l Streets
.hninsale and reta!. az nts.
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COMM r RUlAi,.
bEJ1t NEW ORLEANS BULLET

NGI'lF NFV JE1I4I---ESa T-TItE-.-I --Fi !
Saturday Evening. April 3, 1875.
CorfoN The sales to-day Quot lnciadlng
any ala touat yesterday embraced $500
bales, II slightly ilre., ular bnt generally SITTER
prices, closing ut an advance Ut about &c, to
which we conform our quota'ions. We give
Il. full. as htloE:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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ssUACEsITA RIVER.

eeUACEITh K2tGk.
Leaves on SATURDAY, April 3, al 5 p. NJ.
rx~-, For t;nn,en, ElaCradO AtoHroe.
IT, ! tIet ION. and all way landings on Qua
aasS--.-s=s4 chit. an Black riv,,s-Thc steamer
0unehi.u Belle.
T. A. Blanks n,as.et Joe Holres, CLERK
s,ai.es connections with steamers Goose for Lirtt
River 1ens.s AMI BAYOU Macon Bertha Drummer
for D Arbonne; Ora fer Bartholomew and Saline
Riv r: Stella Block for Boenf River.
ADAMS 4 WORK W. i. CLARKE,
BRTITON FPPI.Ek nh3o
REGULAR OUACHiTA RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on FU sDAE. April i. al <. M
r~ For Cam,ien, Eidorna0, Monroe
~ 4: Trenton, ana all way landings Oh Qua
Cbia and Slack rtverS-Ihe steamer
GOV. Allen.
J. w. Blanks, master, Jnc r. Horr, clerk,
makes connections with steamers Goose for Little
River, Tet,-;.s and Bayou Mscon; Bertha E1annel
fer J. A huiue: Ora Tor bartholomew an. Same
hiver; Stella .ocl ion BtcuI River.
ADA Ms Il WORK w, h. CLARKE
ERITrON & EprLER. JOHN JANNEY. ape
REGULAR UUACf1lrA RIVER PACKER
Leaves TUESDAY, April &, at, r. NJ.
ef.-. For Camden. E!doras:O. Monroe.
tts.N.s IS Trenton, and all way landings on Qua
SSvss;s:si~rA caifaaud Eiack rivers-Ihe pissen
Kate Kinney.
TN place Of Steamer kUTH,t
Il. Z. Burton, master
will leave above For freight passage apply Oh
on i ard, or 10 LORD x MePEAhIA
apl HIrE y CARLlN.
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Op

OFhLtsUSA~.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at p M.
,..>S For Washington, Port BARRE
s..AtsssIsxse Simmsport Churchve and all Sn6eAR1
asesfa&sza' OF the Coast Atehafalaya River end H.
qoy Conrtablaau-aae nex aud light dlaughs pxsoGn-
-er steamer
Bertha.
VIM Burton master 4. r. Troustale clerk,
siil leave above, CONNECTING al SlmIs pors wa
steamer Minnie for Bayou Des Glazes, s0r fretS 10
" t,aspsge Apply or TO
.lts e HfIrrGN g. EPPLER. los Common It.
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STEAMBOATS,.

SEEAMNC3AlS.
NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AMI
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Composed Of irst-class Steamboats,, IN ennnecnon
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway COMPANY
- Leaving New OrIsans and shreve'
MssEn port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS.
La Belle, Capt. NJ. N. Wood
G. Ii. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt Fl. J. Brinker.
Texas. Capt. G. W. Stinde.
Giving through bills ading to all points. on tn
Texas ana Pacific In.efna,ional and Great Nortasc
Trans CGnti men tai and Texas Central Railroads,
Also to Jefferson Texas.
Particular attention paid TO way business.
Through Eills LadinS signed only by
Nj. w. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
h2i sm ~ Magazine corner Gr2vief.
FOR SALE-The new lightdrausht
lssa.2.stxs steamer HOMER rs she now lies at
A ers. For particulars apply to
BELL d MENGE,
mhatf 3 and II Delta street.
n&n @,v9A.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
CONNECTING WITH THE TENAS AND PA
lflC RAILROAD.
Ieaves on WEDNESDAY ArIil7 at S i ".
y~s-. For .I-i!tr-en. shreveport and 'ti
ArIsyx.-kr = way landings on Fed hlNcr-lh ina-
Ss~fs-a~sH.s- nlliVelit passenger steamer
&. IL. Dnrfee.
jos \ Aiken 1oaster VII Mot he>ney, clerk,
will leave positise, above 70, cgil; o. passage
| aprv ~ board or -
| y BIT hrou2h hills u la:ng given to all point
! on Upper het HlverNGp 70 Fusion
ana NJ. W JOYCE, ~ Magazine street.
| GRAND EGtRFpACKET
+ Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at : Y. ".
| e-w.s for ..r,ad Eco:c. Alexnndria
Nmst aomery Noi1nans Harbin > and al
| fes--t---"sss lau,ilns IN Re River, commencing
| SATURDAY, eth inst The siGe-wleei steamer
Bar, Able.
! x Sirnes. master Geo G. Hamilton clerk.
Spec ai attention given % all 'rei"hts and nassen
| gers iuI PiauueInIue. Baton Rouge, Port Hudson
Bayou Sara Now Texas unica. Hog Point and al
landings to m"u'h Red Eiver. Wl.i answer ALI hail
o1 coast gong UP OF down.
| For fIeigat pas age apply 10
| BRITrtsN a ErPLEH, Agents leo Common st
| ADAMS a. WORK. 9 Commercial Place.
/ HIIt Il CAIAIN, 4Icbouptoulas ST..
! mi2J i,B
| WEEKLY REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET
/ Leaves every SATURDAY, at ) 7. NJ.
/ - Fer Brownsville, Gr. nd Ecore
| lsSNfIIHirc Mont gomeiy, Mouth Cane River. Alex
ssss"4 andIia Iarlin's and all way landings cl
led Eivef-lhe al and first class passenge: packe
| Seminole.
On place OF Fleta)
| John Helm, master, john q. Mitchell, clerk,
will leave positively above, throughout the entil,
season. For freight passage apply ON board or t
! LORD a McpEAhE Agents
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STi,A .vissHlpS.
AIN YORK
IHl UkUMWELi. L!ha.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail CT SUNDAY, fIil II al ) &. III.
<~sFaass This line is composed CT :he iojio wing
1890
Stoansh;ps:
1NTCK ERBOCKES HUDSON
tORIES NEW CRLEAN5
The s,eau:8klp
Hudson,
T.. V. eager, commander,
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse as,.ea.
Passage 80
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taksI
oY this line and through bilis Of ladng aiven for
the saIGe.
ALFRED koULTON,
nl474 ~ 81 Carondalet stree..
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PHILADELPHIA va HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Ca-<lng tho u. s. Mails.
Jnnusn. J. W Catherine commander. 1900 tons.
Xazoe, L. D. Barrett, commander --..--.lf0o NLs
FOR HAVANA.
G. w. Kcra, L. Cotton commander .-.---f1oo toms
To sail FRIDAY. April 9, at ) p. 81.
fit The tine Al steamsh.p
slsaa1@&2Sc0AS Jnniata,
j. W. Catherine, commander,
VII leave her wharf, opposite Jackson SqEsrs ~
above.
Passage 20 Havana CO. g. cuerenoy,.- -....sfo
Passage 10 PLiladelp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Thr0'gn tickets issued 10 New York;. IS
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD 4. YORRE. gent
n1S1 " Corner Carnnfels' ard Gravirr streat7
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Ouss;se-W ai;lns 0rders


snio Alrotna Curry, from LIVERPOOL Jan ~ 70 mas
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ANTE RIVER.

REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU Nah
CHAC PACKET
..yssNss The stauu Oh, worthy psoket steamal
.s.s.s.i..sEs Alice,
G. S. D. Port.r master. Lon Keila, oleyI,
Leaves her Landing. EaT Basin Magnolia BrieGe.
every MONDAY and THU RSi)4 Y at y. NJ, Tor a
points OF ANnite River and Bayou Manchac-
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
MUECY MARCY, Agents,
az ard 426 DeiOrd a.
Bills Of l&ng aligned ut the Office OF HERACO
GIETRT, 20 Carnndelet street.. 1h
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HAsNs SARA.
syyxs . FOR Fishers Landing, !s.Joa sara
s5}r.s .fSna Waterloo, Hermitage, Port Eddsol
ssassSsasss1 Baton Eolpe pla"uemne, and wa,
landlngs-TH United stste- roail SEMI weekly pacEs
w. =. Pins.
j. j. Brown, master,
,ssves averr gQNDAT ari fE,DAY at 7. II
or Easou S&rs. d.EE & CARLLN, A&ents,
Toh pi+oulas street
Ner,asn isae consigned to ai.e l. C.rl.n will b
F,rvsrdt., er., nj o.rT,, =. ssior SO Inr
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STEAM BOATS.

81 AOU1Se
la1u ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE.
JOHN KYLE. Hutchinson, master.
Leaves on MONDAY. April s. At f. n.
JNO. A. SsUDDER. A. j. e rter master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, April I. at ; ?. Nj.
JANIS HOW ARD, Prsram master,
Leaves SATURDAY. April 10, at p NJ.
Througn bills ading VIA Calro Anu Belmont ~ H.
points North and West.
MERCHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET CON
PANY.
Leaves MONDAY. Apri, 5. at 5 =. NJ.
W- For st. L.uis-Steamcr
skEExAS3 John KYLE.
A. NJ. Hutchinson. master W. NJ. Brown, clerk.
Through bills 1T lassing via Cairo and belmont, to
all points North and West
j. i. WOODS & CO.,
mh31 l0i Conman street.
ST. LOUIS PACkkT LINZ
ssss.a.L@ 11S GRAVIER STREET.
BISMARCK,
John Spanc, master, +. Ross Powell clerk,
Leaves SATURDAY, April TO- at ) r NJ.
ThrOagh bills of ladin.. 10 Fulton Little Rock,
Kansas City Chicago Toledo Cleveland Buffalo,
etc.
Fi2 I'm ". H. BOFINGER, l2s Gr,vier st.
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5Sy RNi;raR DIS,


NEW ORLEANS, - LOot7 NJ N1AiNa
RAILROAD CONTAMINATED 3-a5 bales cotton
to Richardson & Mayo I Il y } n Alien 4co--ii
stewart Bros Scot Brtt0n Moore t0e'nan--'
X Greenwood & Son-i W atfeh AeAii'sou N ~ " g
Walden taE kis aeo-3 i-!shehios ~ -. 500 /,
&c i.eAndb u ~ t al y .f,,.Il =, p,ita5ard
MI W p ho"-i ~ ~ 9, +, r,s,. hats to
\ i5ie"n'ui - 80 - yaIa 6 R.,v.iit,,s-
simon ~ A,'1n 49, y, c,s.s i o. and shoes
- ,r,,,l[r zoo 20 do " w Newu,a1,-., do Vim.
- ~ -, x .iti,r roo cases M Sc L Booth
y ,,l,n 50 y m Ter 4 CT hale 1ndsr |. II
~ 80 c,sas b@ta l. {: ,acilaux-ln hhd- To-.
haero Ieaale7 WOOD ot.s alJ1 s s co.
| . o1.l +o1,,rc,
t'- WV Gt,t IN, AID MOBILE RALPOAD D.
- " -, naiaa cotton IN eY.,r--se do Anderson 4
| Sii.q,,. d., mn r Harflie ..co--5O pkas tobacco
~ t,f,n 4 ycit = do ID L. G liles-l7o Ia y pc -
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r~ FOR SAI.E-The new h1htd.ausht
La .stss amer HOMER rs she now lies at
ss-sasss Al gers. For particulars apply to
BELL d MEEGE,
uha.f 9 and II Delta street
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imports.
Recesnts Of Produce.

NEW YORK Per steamship Hudson Assorted
mise