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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-04-22


To B. B. f. Oneal, for witness
scrip in case of State VS. Sarah
Kendell, issued to Bob john
son, for s IL
To w. III. Scanland:
For printing 1900 Parish War
rants, Is 90
For printing proceedings Of
March session of this body,
SO squares, at 81 per square, 99 90
The Board then adjourned until s
o'clock A. NJ, April Is, 1875.
Read and adopted April Is, 1875.
JJ. BWINDLE,
President Of Police Jury.
w. III. HILL, Clerk.
BELLEvrE, La,
APRIL 18TH, 1875.
The Police jury met pursuant to
adjournment.
Members all present.
The minutes Of yesterday were read
and adopted. 4 II
On motion, the rules were suspend,
ed, and the Board proceeded to claims
presented against the parish. -,.
Be it enacted, st., That the sum
of five dollars be, and the same Is
hereby allowed to w. n. Scanland
for bound volume No. 10. of the Bos-
sier Banner, this day purchased by
this body for the use Of the parish of
Bossier.
Be it turther enacted. 10. That
the clerk of the Police Jury shall be
the custodian Of said volume, togeth-
er with the other volumes Of said
Banner now owned BY said parish,
Be it enacted, &C., That the follow
ing claims shall be, aud the same are
hereby allowed, t,-wit:s ssfl
To Virgil Taylor as witness in
State Va 8. Kendell, for $50
To w e Adger, as witness in
i State lvB M III and Palmer
Dickson, for 9 q
70 Amos ABRAMS, witness In
State n;at.d, vs. ~ ;M Il and Palmer !
III Il no nv. II. Hill;
Clerk Police Jury:
To copying acts March session,
for Banner, $40 Of
To issuing % road commissions, Is 5(
| 80 81 notices to over
seers of fuads,I tsd ass s3liasz7 Il
1875, Is b
To recording acts last session, 1Sol
- !
To w. Fl. Hill, J. r.,
L In State HnsAA
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Account for summOning wit
nesses before Grand Jury,
March Term District Court,
1875, s6s 90
Account for waiting on District
+ Court Court, March Term,
1915, including wood and
fires, for SS 90
Account for waiting on Police
jury 8 days in. October and
November 1874, 5 days in
March 1875, at So 5Oper day,
and for one pair patent hand
cuffs ut $4 50, for 43 90
u J. III. Keyser then presented wit
ness scrips IN case of the State vs. M !.
H. and Palmer Dickson, which were
allowed as follows, t0-wit: ll
One in favor of Jas Tillman, 81 IS
s@ Campbell, q Is
m s Becky Tlllman, Z IS
ts Austin Young, Z rs
Mid Milling, 6 IS
$37s IS
The two following named scrips
were then allowed in the case Of the
State vs. Bob Hyams, tO-wit:
! to Ellis Clark, for So SO
! to Rias Davis, for a 90
There was then allowed in favor Of
Mrs. Mary b. Lindsey, for two wit
ness scrips presented and duly en-
dorsed, for attendance before Grand
Jury:
One favor Of KY Frazier, for SIS 81
John Ross, for 4 Is
Be it enacted, &C., That further
action on all witness claims for atten-
dance before the Grand jury; or be-
fore the Parish and District C0urtsin
criminal cases., when the cases are
not decided, be postponed until the
next regular session Of this Body in
july next.
One witness claim was then al
lowed to WI Hughes, issued
to John Stroud in case of the
State vs. NJ Hap Dickson, f0r$8 IL
Be it enacted, &C., That thatthere
be and is hereby allowed to Thomas
w. Fuller, District Attorney:
Hyanss, Z ! = : ! ~ SIS %
For conviction In State VS. Ed
/. Staples, Is 90
For conviction in State vs. Or
ange Porter. 2.;f. Is 90
For conviction iii State VS. Ke- III
ter Roach, Is 90
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Respectfully submitted
b. F. ONEAL. Sheri

Be it enacted, &C., That B. F.
Oneal, Sheriff, lave full acquit-
tance Tor the sum of one hundred
and ninety one dollars collected
BY him on account of Court fines
in State cases as shown by his re-
port this day made and the Treas
urer Of the parish to stand cllarg-
ed with said sum of $19I 90. !.
The report OF committee on re-
pairing Jail window was then re-
ceived and adopted aud committee
discharged. s
Be it enacted, &C., That the sum
Of one hundred and thirty dollars
be and the same is hereby allow
ed to G. "a. Russell and T. G.. Boy
kin in full compensation for re-
pairs made by them on the north
window OF the east upper room of
the Jail, and warrant ordered. is-
sued for same to Treasurer to he
paid out ofortlinary fund.
The Board then adjourned until
tomorrow morning half past 8
o'clock.
w. H. HILL, Clerk.
Adopted April l3, 1876.
j. j SWINDLE,
President Police Jury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-27
RIVERS.
Above Low
Below high water mark of 1874,
A story About Lottery.

1.-The morning drawing of the Kentucky
Lottery said clerk in the lottery head
quarters yesterday, was remarkable in
more than one respect. The Sun has shown
correctly bow singular was the appearance
Of 4-ll-44 as the leading gig in the
sevenry-tive drawn numbers. but there ia
something else connected with this that YOU
ought to know. Do you recollect that on
Monday morning the San printed an
account OF the escape of prisoners from
Blackwell's Islandl"
Yes"
You remember, also, that the signals
sent from the island to police headquarters
were 4-4ir'
"Yes,"
well, sir, the colored people, who never
lose an opportunity, and are never blind to
nod or deaf to hint that may give them
chance TO beat the lottery, at once jumped
to the conclusion that this combination
meant something. Their conviction was
strengthened by the we'll known fact that
IN the local dream books Black wells Island
means eleven, 80 what could be palmer
to these superstitious people than that
Providence was for once on their side and
that 4-ll-44 was the combination on
which they should risk their money. The
result was that every negro who could
raise money enough played 4-ll-44. Every
policy shop in the city was struck, and
some were very badly injured, the losses
-angng from $S5 TO 5000. Tuesday was a
;reat day for the cOlored policy players-a
lay that will he marked with W hlte stone
and remembered as long as there's lottery
shcel IN Kentucky."-New York Sun, april |
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MONlTlON.
STATE@F LOUISIANA.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
VVHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
Il these presents shall come. greeting:
Whereas, William Butler Krumohaar and Thomas
c: Herndon have purchased at a public sale made
by w. T. Hodgson, anctioneer for the parish of Or
leans on the thirteenth OF March, 1875 under and
by virtue of an order of sale rendered February 4
1875 the property h. reinafter described have ap.
Piled to this court for mOnitiOn or advertise
ment in conformity to sections 2370, 237l 1872 and
2373 of act No. SO, approved sixteenth of March,
1870, and commonly known as IAN act for the revi.
sion of tie statutes of general character
are eed aSd Isl s
name of the State of Louisiana and of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans who can
tet up any right, title or claim in and TO the prop
erty hereinaf.er described in consequence of any
informally in the order decree or judgment Of
the court, under which the sale was made or any
irragularity or illegaty in the appraisements and
advertise ments in time or manner of sale for
any other defect whatsoever, to show cause with
inserted in the public papers why the sale made
should not be confirmed and HON oloeated.
saG Mas s'S tne mater OF the
of this court, at which sale the said William Butler
Krumbhaar and Thomas c. Herndon became the
purchasers tor the sum of s 100 900
Description of the property contained in the
process verbal of auctiOneeI:
cert tain portion of ground. together with the
buildings ard Improvements thereon, situated in
the First District OF this city i'll the square BOUNDED
by Tchoupitoulas. Terpsichore Tor Rofiignac)
Teteis NoT view LtVte) ana hunter streets, and
measuring about 326 feet front on Tchoupitouas
street. about 326 feet front Peters Cor New
Levee) street, and about 1888 feet trout on Terp
slchore street. all more less, and forms the
cornt rs of Tchoupitonlas ard TerpsichOre Streets
and of Peters and Terpsichore streets, together
wi! II all the presses, machinery, Ell gines and ap
puItenanc-s contained in said premises and
known as Penn's Press, under lease until August
81, 1873, at : 600 per annnm. The above meas
uit ments are according to plan made by L. H.
Pile Surveyor, dated February II, 1875.
New Orleans. April l. 1875.
A. L. TISsOT Judge
at,ll 40
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IMPORTS
NEW Y0RK-Steamship New Orleans s Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

ALCLlA ! VT hODUCE.
CINCINNATI-Steamer Charles Morgan 9 bales
cotton hid tobacco 6l6 bbls flour 18l obs pork los
bbls meal ol ties hams l67 ties lard $40 kegs lard los
cks bacon "a bxs bacon 1924 Ska corn lis AXE oa,
1858 bales hay HOO bxs starch 1880 bxs soap and sun.
dry produce
RACQUET LANDING-Steamer W 8 Pike--q3
bales cotton SKIS cotton seed hhds sugar Is bbls
WOlasses and slndries
BAYOU MACON-Steamer Garryowes-1O ba,as
cotton and sundries
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry Tete--l2 bhds an
gar 10 bbls sugar a bbls Aolasses and sundrles
BONNET CARRk-Steamer Observation-Disclosures
LOWER COEr-Steamer Waloon-Sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kate Observation-Disclosures
BONNET CARRE-Steamer Observation-Disclosures
RECEIPTS SUNDAY
ST LOU1S-Steamer Future CITY and barpes-
- 600 bushels corn in bulk 41o3 bbls -four 625 half
bbs flour 80 bbs meal 145 bbs pork 848 bales bav
$40. sks corn 1858 SKIS oats 1897 SKIS bran 252 SKIS
observation-disclosures r f Lee--50O bales cotton
2278 SKIS cotton seed axis seed cotton and sundres
MlNDEN-Steamer John Howard-2O7 bales of
BATON ROUGE--Steamer L Hodge-I8 bales
cotton Is hhds sugar bbls moiasses aud sundries
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins--33 hhds
sugar "a bbs mOasses and suDdries
CUT-OFF-Steamer Era No 1913 hhds sugar bbls
sugar II bbs mOlasses 456 SKIS rough rice and sun.
dries ~
LOWER COAST--Steamer Fraser--5o bb,s
rice and sundr1es
WHITE HALL-Steamer Mary Ida-2s hhds sugar
and sn-dries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 25-3O bales cotton SKIS seed cotton l6 hhds
sugar bbls sugar:58 bbs melasses 1870 head cattle
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. Apri,
26-28 bales cotton 500 bbls lime II bbls rosin and
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Anril
26-50 hhds sugar and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
hoAO, april 26--2o7 bales cotton and sundIies
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STATE or LOUISIANA,

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS ANN NORTON, WIFE OF FERDINAND
ReHsch VS.. her husband-No 1868.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIRST DAY
l. OF March, 1873, judgment was rendered in this
court IN the following entitled suit in the words
and figures following to wit
Mrs Ann Norton wife OF Ferdinand Reusch va
her husband-SO 1868. 800
=. In this case; the pleadings being considered and
the law and the evidence being in favor of plain.
TN, IT is ordered adjudged and decreed that there
be Judgment in favor o. plaintiff Mrs. Ann Norton
and against defendant, Ferdinand Reusch her hus'
band tissolving the community of ae9ue SITS and
gains heretofore existii g between them and rem
deIii piainilf separate in property from defend.
ant. 1t is further ordered that said parties bs
referred to j. Quintere. notary public to settle.
hquidate and divide the said community of acouests
and gains 1t Is further ordered that defendant
paw all COSTS '
Judgment rendered March l. 1876
Judgment signed March g. 1875
+. NORTH CULLOM Judge
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set nv
ana and affixed the seal of the said court at the
lily or New Orleans. on this tenth day of March
me year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun.
red and seventy five, and the ninety ninth wear
fthe independence of the United States.
+. A. LUMINAIS
-HHLo dpSo mNL5' Deputy Clerk
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CITY TAXES OF 1879.

DEPARTMENT OF F,y.yc,
City Hall, New Orleans, March Is. ISIS
VVHE TAX BILLS OF 1875 ARE READY N.
Il delivery at this office. Tax PAYERS Will S
allowed for prompt payment VIA
Four per cent discount from date to be twa,
tleth Of March, 1875. inclusive. "oo
Three per cent discount from the twenty.fr,4
the Thirty first of March, 1873, inclusive A''
Two per cent discount from the first of Anrn..
the thirtieth of April, 1875, inclusive.
mhl4 ed PILSBURY, Administrato,
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. RACHAEL LEVI VS.. ISIDORE LEVI. HER
Husband--NO. 5429.

MRS. RACHAEL LEVI VS.. ISIDORE LEVI, HER
HusbandNO. 5429.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEVENTH
day OF april, 1875. judgment was rendered in
this court in the entitled suit in the words and
figures following to witt
Mrs Rachael Levi Vs. Isdore Levi, her hus
band No. 1929
On motion of Braugbn, Buck 4 Dinkelspiel of
counsel tor plaintiff, ard producing to the
court due proof in support of plaintiffs caim the
.aW and evidence being in her favor it is ordered
adludSed and decreed that the Judgment by de-
fault herein entered on the twenty-1hrd of Feb
ruary. 1874, be now confirmed and made final and
accordingly that there be judgment in favor of
p'alItft, Mrs. Racheal Levi, and against def. nd
ant lsIdOIe Levi, her hus baU d. decreeng separa.
tlon OF property and dissolution of the commu
NIFTY OF acquests and gains heretofore existing be.
tween the said parties. 1t is further adjudged and
decIeed that the said plaintiff do have the full
complete control and administration of her prom.
erty and that she do have and recover of the said
defendant the sum of : IS 600, with legal interest
thereon from jude ial demand. to wit: February TO-
1874 until paid. and costs of suit. with special
privilege, lien and mortgage, as granted by law to
married women for the protection and security
of their rights and claims.
Judgment rendered April T. 1875.
Judgment signed April II, 1875
E. NORTH CULLOM. Judge.
In testimony whereof, I have hereuntO set nv
hand and affixed the seal Of the ga court at the
city OF New Orleans, this thirteenth day of
April IN the year of our Lord ono thousand eight
and seventy five, ard the Ninety.n
year OF the independence of the United STATES
apl4 70 myl4 +. A. LUMINAIS Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA AND HAVANA STEAM
ship Company We. James T. Tucker-No. 41I2.

NEW ORLEANS. FLORIDA AND HAVANA STEAM
ship Company va. James T. Tucker-No. ALP.
SUPREME COURT OF TIKI Stair OF LOUISIANA
Clerks Office, New Orleans February "a, 1875. )
ON MOTION OF LROvY l. MONROE, OF
~ counsel for plaintiffs and appellees, and upon
suggesting to the court that James T. Tucker, de-
PENDANT and appellant herein, has departed this
life since the appeal was taken and the transcript
filed in this cause; that the proper representatives
of said deceased appellant have not made them
selves parties to the appeal and are unknown to
plaintiffs and. far plaintiffs know are ad.
vised reside out OF this state; it is ordered by the
court that unless the proper representatives of
said James T. Tucker, deceased, defendant and
appellant, appear and become parties to the ap.
peal ia this cause within three months from pub.
LEGATION of this order, the appeal in said cause will
be dismissed. 1t is further ordered that the fore.
going motion and order be published three times
in newspaper printed at the seat of government
of the State.
true copy:
JOHN NJ. HOWELL, Clerk.
mh2I anil mv21+
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-27

On Saturday noticed the increase III currency
and loans and the decrease in specie and deposits.
VI, dhe western Inio,i dn, pe.~ee ven
dispatches were received from The latter until
uear he close of business, from which it appeared
that that market opened at soon declined to
ll5is but subsequently rallied ard ruled for the
rest of the day at ll5a. ur own market ruled all
day at Saturdays closing quotations of lis 0ll5as.
The business done was quite limited, the sales
being confined to $40 GOO. embracing $4,000 at lis
$4,000 and $4,000 at ll5a, and $4,000 ana 500 900 at
rs u.
No sales of silver we're reported We continue to
quote American half dollars at 1Os0lO82. while
Mexican dollars continue to rule at s6k 097 gold
The recent check to the movement in cotton has
curtaied the supply of foreign exchange, which
ruled at previous rates The sales Of sterlif g ere
consequently confined to 945OO Al clear at SIS SO
as 60; 6 1900 do at -, and 1000 bill of ading at
s. 60. The only sale OF francs reported was l25 600
as go for bill of ladng and Al clear. and "a
S. 621s for bank. and francs1at 45l 045O for com.
mercia and 4.47a for bank.
Under the same influences which controlled for
eign exchange, the offerings of New York sight
we're limited. but meeting with only moderate
demand rates were unchanged. The sales com
prised $l35 600, embracing $1,000 commercial at
i " cent premium; $25 900 and $50 900 do and
S25 600 private bankers at 49, ana $4,000 private
The banks continued to check on New York at
= v cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at 932.
stocks continued quiet under the influence of
the indisposition of buy ers to meet the high pre-
tensions of holders The only sales reported were
- Shares Factors and Traders Insurance COMPANY
at 500 and 10 do at $50 so.
We noticed bnt little NOV. ment III bonds. City
We're steadier than on Saturday, but not quOtably
higher, and new State consolidated per
cent? a shade stronger. The sales of the
former included $4,000 gold bearing per cents
at 35 and $4,000 at IS and .Of the latter, 900
and = 10000 at 53A.
City scrip is IN better request and held higher
1t is now quoted at 4oo4l, against 3904O on Satur
day. No sa les We're reported.
Metropolis Police Warrants are irregular and
nominal. being variously quoted from 5O055 No
transactions were reported.
There apparently exists a considerable conflict |
If opinion in financial circles with regard to the
meaning OF the act of the Legislature (not vet |
gned by he GOvernOr) relative to State warrants.
some cOnteIding that it is unconstitutional, and |
others that it is contradictory in its text while |
he market value of these issues. In the mean |
lime the market is unsettled. We hear OF no offers |
u bids, and rates are entire ly nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-27

Todsy's exports embraced 1890 bales to Hayre
and Isl to Barcelona
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1872
bales, against 1860 on last Sunday and Monday and
.S3 last year. making aggregate since Friday
evening Of 20l5 bales, against 2O59 last week and
1913 last year, and since August 81 of $50 All bales
against | ,i22 last yesr-decrease 1881.
The Exchange kilograms make tine receipts at
all the ports from noon on Saturday to IL NJ. to-
day 1888 bales against 1868 last week and 5456 last
year aud since Friday 6S27 bales. against 1902 last
328s 083 bales. ainst 1858 $50 up sunday noon
April 70, last year fexcudlng half Of the above
5i26)-decrease 1853 l53
exports SUNDAY and Saturday 10 Great Britain
1oool bales, against Is G47 last week and l6 909
ast year, and 20 the continent 39i5, against 46l8
last week and IA 1913 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL
4lo 81 last year VIVA anu
TOBACCO There was more inquiry to day, but
when we made our inqu1Es nothing had been
done. Factors continue very stringent in their nre
tensions. The amount on sale is estimated at 1915
n mus ror ,hs present we repeat our
and trashy, s6skc: medium i00Ioxc. fne
lldl2c; low leaf 2dl2kc medium I3S 1I4Ic.
gooo Ii . 0loc; nne i71l8c and selections 10 62oc
Received since Saturday evening hid: exnorted
none Stock on hand by our running statement
4437 hhds.
Notwithstanding further TRANSFERRED TO-DAY
ABIDE by the recent advance We continue to
quote as follows
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool aid; 10 Bos.
ton to Providence and Fall River l3 l6c; to New
York sc; to Philadelphia NC.
BY s2il-'Otton 10 Liverpool Gid; to Havre
-0lc; to Bremen &c; to Genoa Lice to Boston
Providence and Fall River 9-l6c.
SCGAR-Received this morning 1877 hhds The
II maId 10 good for open kettle. but clarified is
iull; $50 hhds sold at 6s &c for cOnmOn; II 07ac
or q fair; ~ dsc for good fair &c for !uly IAN;
% Tor choice; skc for seconds; exc for yellow |
is'neo ana ~ 0S4c for on white clarified. Stock
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A. ID. DOriOcOurt Va. Francois Lncroix.

A. ID. DOr1OcOurt Va. Francois LncrOiI.
NTH DISTRICT CURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. 595l.-By virtue of writ Of
n I, facias to me directed by the honorable the
ruin Distflct Court for the fish of Orleans, 10
inc above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
At puo1c auction, at the Merchants and Auction
S|'s exchange, Royal street between Canal ana
Ou'toMhouse streets ID the Second District OF the
Guy, on SATURDAY, Nay Is, 1875, at twelve O'CLOCK
~, tne following dtscr bed property, to wit
"A CERTAIN PIE OR PORTION OF GRO UNI,
square bounded by Johnson. Prieur, Jackson and
"a al streets, measuring twenty nine feet frOnto
jackson street, more less, commencing at
point about one hundred and thirty-three fees
distant from Prieur street and running TOWARD
johnson street, BY one hundred and nine feet ten
INCHES three lines in depth, between parallel INES
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
kUGRNR WA0GAMAN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parieh of OrlezaA
ap4 4 my2l5
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, April 26 1875
COTTON-The sales to-day were confined to $50
bales, easy prices, not requiring any change in
Onr quotations. We give also the figures and
report OF the Exchange In full as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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MARINE Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday, April ~, 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,, I
Tuesday, April q, 1875. :
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Southern Chief, Higgins. for Hayre
Italian brig Cirque Serelie, Messlna, for Barcelona
spanish bark JarucO, Macia for Barcelona
Schooner Foam, OGilvie, for London
schooner White Wing. Miller for st Marks, Cedar
Keys and Tampa Bay
Schooner G Craig. Woodbury. for Utilla
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ste amship New Orleans Dearborn, from New York
18th Instant. to A MOultOn-2d districts
Wilmington. Holmes, from Havana via
Florida ports, to X ROberts-lst district l3
Italian bark Galatola Ferrara, 81 days from raler.
mo, in ballast. to MASTERED district
Schooner JeI ME Wood, Pizzati, days from Utilla,
to Oteri-2d district p T
STEAMBOATS,.
Charles Morgan Stein from Cincinnati
Pike. Brown. from Raccourci Landing
GarryOwen.s Greenlee. from Bayou Macon
Josephine, COzzens. from Bonnet Care
Henry Tete Aucoin. from Thibodaux
WawenOck. Gleason, from Bonnet Care
WalOOn. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Kate Dickson Taylor. from Lower Coast
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
L Hodge. McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Lizzie Hopkins Dupuis. from ThibOlaux
Era No 10. Ualferes. from he Cutoff
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from White Hall
Marie. Bassett from Lower Coast
Robert Lee. Campbell. from vicksburg
John Howard Lee, from Minden
Future City and barges Coll, from st Louis
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EXPORTS.
LONDON-Schooner Foam-l5 tons iron
BARCELONA-Bark Cinqe Sorelle-23 $50 slaves
BARCELONA-Bark JarucO--l5l bales cotton
1870 slaves
HAVRE-Shp Southern Chef-4O3O bales Gotten
liz bales moss 80 logs cedar 10000 slaves
uTlLLA-SchOOner G Craig-6 half bbls -four 4
bbls pork bbls beef kegs lard bag coffee $500
feet lumber pkgs mdse
ST MARKS, CEDAR KEYS AND TAMPA BAY
For st Marks-89 bbls dOur Dbl bacon 10 bbls pork
Dbl whisky csk bacon ties bacon 4O5 sks corn
l20 sks oats 10 pkgs mdse For Cedar Keys--I4O
bbls dour 242 SKIS corn ties bacon q pkgs mdse
For Tampa Bay-l65 bbls hour bbls pork Q bbls
whisky ties meat csk meat cks bacon SKIS salt
423 SKIS corn Is axis oats II bags coffee $50 pkgs mdse