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COMPRESSION Al.
Another Speaker Pro Tenn Elect
ed by the House.
No Business Of Importance
Transacted in Either
Branch.
ne u ate.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Mr. ALI
son gave notice that he would on
MONDAY cali up ,lte@house bill for the
support o. the army for the tiscal
year ending June 80, 1877
Mr.. Ferry submitted an amend
men1 10 the sundry ciyll bill, making
appropriations to bnild light houses
and log signals Il, Stannaid's Rock,
Lake superior.
Mr.. Wright, Of Iowa, called up the
house bill for the. allowance Of certain
eisins reported by the accounting
officers Of the treasury, when verbal
amendments w-re agreed to, and the
bin passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Bogy, the house
bill for the issue of coin WIS made n
special order for Monday at 2
oeciack.
NJ. Capertou was appointed a
member of the conference committee
on the Indian appropriation bill, in
place Of Ransom, excused.
Mr.. Paddock called up the bill re-
ported by him on the 25th Of May, to
restore the franking privilege, SO as
TO have it come up as unfinished
business on Monday.
The senate then went into execn-
Tive session, and when the doors ,wer.,
! opened al jpurned.
TIosse. s
| In addition to the proceedings yes
tierday we have the following on the
sundry civil bill:
The amendment for appropriations
I Tor western rivers was agreed to and
the bill soon afterwards passed, and
the house at RS this noruing ad-
| ianrned.
The house met at noon to day, and
in the absence OF the speaker and
speaker pro tenn, elected Ssylor tenn
porary speaker, and adjourned.
The following resolution WAS re-
ported, after which Mr.. Holman offer
ed the same resolution with the es-
ception of the use Of Ssylor's name
in place Of his own, which was una
fnimously adopted. n
Resoirrd, That Hon. ". S. Hol
man, a representatives. of the state q
Indiana, be The speaker pro TEN o
this house during the present absence
of the speaker aud Of the speaker pre-
TEN heretofore elected by the house
Savior Was not in the hall and aftel
few moments the clerk entcrtainse
and put a Dotionso adjourn wi.icf
| WAS carried.
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Z
jority than ever, as well as New Jer-
sey. With these two states and Con-
necticut the democrats think lheyfear
concede the tloubtfal western states
TO thf republicans aud still win vic.
tory. z
The New Jersey delegates are a
unit for ex-Gov. Parker.
There has been some talk about
a compromise to- day, and Among
those most prop,nently named is
Henry b. Payne, Of Ohio. Senator
Herman, of New York, was serenaded
tonight and made a speech advocat-
ing the nomination Of man whe eau
wrest the government from the party
of corruption, and place 1t in the
Aass.aaaas OF those who will administer it
in=the interest Of honesty, reform and
Justice to all.
The New York delegation tonight
elected Senator Herman chairman.
+ A prominent incident of the day
was the public opening of Forest
park. A statue 4.of Edward Bates, u
distinguished citizen of Missouri, and
member of Lincoln's cabinet, was
unveiled and addresses made by
Lieut.. GOV. Dorsheler, Senator Doo-
little, Of Wisconsin, and others.
All but four Of the Ohio delegation
are fere and arc unit for Allen, who,
they say, can carry the state against
Hayes. The probabilities are that
when the delegation leaves Alien
they will go TO Hancock. It is be-
lieved that Allen can carry New York
and Indiana, and perhaps Wisconsin.
The southern sentiment is emphati-
cally against Tilden. Some OF the
delegates say the country will be dis
appointed and the result disastrous If
the convention does not put repub-
lican plank in the platform, and on
this issue they believe they can carry
Ohio with any acceptable democrat.
Calculations made by persons who
claim to be advised give 1ilden 404
votes on the first ballot Under the
two.thirds rule, 1t Will require 492
votes TO elect.
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T E Z F. 6 r A P HIC.
A O'clock. q. m.
MISCELLANEOUS
Boss Hessing, the Chicago Whis
Ky lanipulator, Fined
and Sentenced.
Eeyeral Of His Crooked Cola
b0rers Receive Their
Punishment.
Sentenced for Whisky Frauds

CHICAGO, June 24-ln the U. S.
part this morning Col. Jassen, in
ehalf Of the defendants in the whisky
ases, begged the court for stay Of
entence. Judge Blodgett however
yerruled the motion and pronounced
he following sentences: A. G. Hes
ng to pay fine Of $4,000 and to be
hprisoned in the county Jail for two
ears. g. F. Burroughs Gne OF
5000 and one year Of county Jail.
B. Dickinson aud johnson Able
ne of $1,000 and 8 months in the
bunty jail. Simon Powell fine Of
900 and 6 months in the county
tl. II. b. Miller, rx- county trea-
hrer, *3 600 fine and 6 months in the
punty Jail. +. l.. Reed a fine Of
900 and ] day in the unity Jail.
Alderman HildFeth was called,
b. did not put in, an appearance
npposed to be in Canada.
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CRIME.
/ MURDERER MnErs ms DOOM.

MURDERER MEETS HIS DOOM.
TEssK HAurE, Ind, June 24.-At
Robinson, Crawford county, llf., last
night, at s o'clock, Dick Henderson,
sheriff, entered the Jail to lock up
the prisoner, when he was attacked
by Osborn, prisoner con6ned for
murder, with small billy made OF
wood. The sheriff grasped the .pris-
oner and the two struggled to the
outside of the Jail. Another prisoner
escaped during the struggle. The
sheriff held to the prisoner till the
crowd Of citizens came Ia his assist
ance. The citizens got cotton rope
from Al awning and Immediately
hung the prisoner to alocust tree near
by until he was dead. He begged
for respite and for priest, but was
told there was no time. The mur-
derer Was a desperate man.
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POLITICAL
ANY ONE hut 1ILDEN.

PEoRIA, III J4ne : 4 The Ma
tionai Democrat says edltoriaily that
the nomination of Tilden viii give
Hayes majority Of 10000 in iili-
nois. Give US Davis! give US Doc
Sli,tle. give US Hena;lcts, aud we
VIII carry thirless congressional dis
.trlcts,< make Logan step down and
out OF the senate, and cast our entire
vote on 'he<side of honesty, reform
and good government.
HAYRs.
Fremont, Ohio, Iune "a "A re-
ception, this evening was rendered
Gov. Hayes by The citizens of Free
mont irrespeeliYe OF party. II WAS
the grandest affair that was ever wit
messed in this city. The governor an
rived at GAO p. M, and was met ut
The depot by the mayor, CITY officIa1s,
reception committees, Light Guard
band, aus thousands OF people, and
escorted to his residence. AT eight
o'clock he was escorted to the court
house park, where speeches were
made by Mayor Dickson aud others,
after which the procession formed and
marched through The. principal streets
to his residence. Everybody spoke
in glowing terms Of the speech oil
Gov. Hayes. The city was beaut;-
fully Illuminated.
DuBuouE, Ia, June "A A large
and enthusiastic Hayes and Wheeler
meeting was held in this city tonight
Mr.. Woodruff, OF the Times, presided
Speeches were made by Judge d. S,
Wilson, Col. d. E. Lyon, Rev. j II.
Ishen, and DIR. +. A. Gurlbert.
RATIFYING.
CINCINNATI, June 24-1he repub-
lican ratification meeting at Exposi.
ton Hall was largely attended. Es.
Governor Noyes in speaking of Hayes
says he is in full sympathy with the
spirit Of reform and under his admin
istration thieves and rascals will not
grow rich.
In speaking Of civil service reform,
Bristow said the convention has given
US = simple and easy method Of re-
forming our civil service, which is
neither more nor less than the practi
cal application Of rule which works
SO well in private life, that every mar
should MUD his own business, anc
1 leave others to- do the same
The platform pledges the party to a
speedy, thorough and unsparing pros.
ecution and punishment of all publ,
officers who be,ray official trust
Bristow strongly endorsed the non
sectarian sentiment as expressed il
the platform. In speaking Of tho
ticket 'he said no names better calcu
lated to insure success could hav,
been placed on it. No language
can use is too strong.to express ny
confidence in-the patr,otism, purii
and trustworthiness of the men.
Letters and kilograms were reno
/ by the chairman from Senator Nor
ton, Gen. Harlan, Senator Sherman
/ G. w. Curtis and others, all endors
ling the nomination.
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MISCELLANEOUS
cocHRANE L G,

New YORK, June 24.-Af,er con
derable consultation among the cred,
prs OF the dry goods firm of .Coch.
me, Mclean & Co., it WAS decided
put the business into the hands Of
receiver, ard Henry A Page, Wm.
nnbull and August E. Richard have
zen appointed. They have fled .
ond in tl50,OOO.
HIGH WATER.
DETROIT, June 2a The water in
e canal at Sault St. Mary com
eneed rising about 10 o'clock yes
rdsy morning without any apparent
lnse, reaching : greater height than
4s been known for many years. Its
sriatson was four feet and nine
ches in one hour and twenty min
es. Two schooners, the Hutchin-
II and Baight, when entering the
nal during low water ran aground.
9TH are considerably damaged.
rpairs on the dam will be completed
ID the gates opened tonight. No
r'hef 'rouoie y anticipated.
HANK. sTA1EhKST.
Nxw YeRK, June %. Bank state.
nt-Reserve decrease, S6ll.35O
RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED
ST.. Louis, June a3.-Tvo sn.ns
the railroad bridge across the Mis-.
uri river at Kansas C;tv burned
.sterday. Loss probably 300 600
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Losros, June 23. Matthew
pbte, well-known English sculp.
+. is dead.
4 STATE or srEGE.
BERLIN, June 23.-Austria pur-
(ses declaring her previneos adjein-
b Seryia and Herzegovina in : state
Siege, to check the GROWN & slave
fitation.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, June 24.-Twenty thou.
nd refugees viii be detained ia
|rotia to prevent their intercourse
ith insurgents.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE,s June 24.-Ne
|undatioa for the alarming rurnors il
be French papers.N Complete trsn.
|aility prevails. Kiamel Pasha,, ex.
kesfdent Of the council Of ministers
J dead. The government is devisinl
.easures for the payment Of interest
10 the national debt.
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by the greatest enthusiasm, the au-
diehce rising to their feet and cheer
ing several minutes. Mr.. Bristow
said the great ouipanriue~. Of peoP PleI
tonight testified 10, the fact that the
republican convention did its work
wisely The platform is one upon
which any patriotic citlzen may safely
stand. II commits the republican,
party squarely 10 tho resunption Of
spccie payment
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Ifnt.r,,rs,a go ~ 'Piny Py - ths son9hefu
/, = Y,, , ts,y,t nsse' a. NoS.i,'i"n- s.,
Tne a,nonn, or a., ca.,,.a, -, .,,.,.. LA - /.
siso tn, M - aA f"t" up "
lt1
The Assets OF tho Company nrr "a
FoltoNs,:
.rs.h 81, b,n, aa d, h,,S -
,ash n, b.as -, .,s, - 2 S.-Ao
Il nnturumh h..sd - " - -, -,
R,nd ,,.i ~ ~, .'A''ia
Vim. - mn = w 5,g, ~. ~,
sEoaps on bond ana Mor,c,,,s ;.i,i W
a., ~, ~, - ,ts., - ~ = ~ Wp,us
ta,e warm don sia h" ,..anaa 81
Debt. ethcrsise secured. .............,
Debts for prcmiumY ..l..;..
All other securities. ics.....
Total Assets 4........... xlh9...l, i5.
Liabilities.
Anoun, ane pa.l.. ,r th.,c,.,,,,.,.
Io.ss. sdin.t.a a,a "a.
-. .ns ,dsn. ,,.,5 "a ~, IL. =
Lostes ban)nsted ......5..4..
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MARKETS bY TELEGRAPH.

New York.
New York. June II
Aosrr Easy at 2ai1a!. !.
GoLp--ila5.
GovxRsAssrr--Seeady
SrpcKs rEssy.
& Hew York, Jurs "a
FLpra Dahl Se Lag. =. 4iastt iastt .uprr utztg, 80
$40.
wusAr Steady. No spring n,a1so; No. ,
Milwaukee liTGiis: No. , do, fo7afio; No. )
Chicago spring VI q iol. NoS2 li2an4x.
srs--euie.
BARLEr-Dull and nominal
CoRs-fatr demand mised no grade ssdsto /;
yellow mixed graded 50; new Western mixed
sngraded 5szsc0.
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WASHINGTON.
Blaine Recovering from his Late
Attack.
Minister Pierrepont Embarks FOR
his Station at the Court
Of st. James.
OUR MINISTER At ST. JAMES.

OUR MINISTER At ST. JAAES.
New Yonk, june "a. Minister
Pierrepont sailed for England to day
.. POSTAL MATTERS.
Postmaster General Jewell has in
vited the postmasters Of the larger
cities to conference here upon the
new law reducing the appropriations.
BLAINE.
Mr.. Blaine is better to-day. but
his physicians insist upon perfect
quietnesss.
cosyHnnp.
The senate to-day confirmed YES
pasinn Smith, collector Of customs at
Duluth.
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ToRlaI.

OBITUARY.
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Oars More active, western mixtd' ana state
32s,a
EegsF7H asy, western l56i,
Assr Pork heavy 10 35sbia ~
LARD HeatS rsitnn staaln II t5gs1ilis
Burrt II STEADY; Is2gts
,%nisSs ST aly li2. is
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viuAsBUNs

viGASBUNss.
SATURDAY VICKSBURG UNITED STAlxs
NAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAs. at5P.M NJ.
, IT, For vfckshura, Davis,s Bone.
Watcher AZ all intermediate landngs-
The passenger steamer
NHtchoz,
7. p. Leathers MASTER JF Muse clerk
connecting AZ vcksburg with the Parsot Line for
Yazoo, Tallahatcbie and SunfioWer rivers and VIZ
Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo Snd St Louis
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNEY, III Common ~
or to HITE g. CARLIN. 3 Tchonpitoulas ~
Freight taken and through bills Of ladinx aigrad to
Talulah and stations east of Talluah on the Vicks
burg, Sh- everort end Texas Railroad via Delta bv
w. B. BROCKETT, Agent, 81 Magazine s..
s14 6m
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FOR ME MpHas AND BENDS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
For the season of 1s75-76
Leaves FRIDAY March TO- at5P.M
IT. FOR Memphis, Helena, Month Of
S28sssEssR White River Cbicot, Greenvlle, vicks-
~s@s& burg and the Bends-.Tho splendid ~.
senger steamer
Thompson Dem,
w. B. Miller, master, Geo Miltepberrer clerk
will leave as above paying particular attention u
all way and plantation business Shippers NAV rely
on the Dean remaining in the trade the entire season
and Pine Bluff Railroad from Chcot CITY. and ID An
points on White River as high as Jacksonport.
For freight or PASSAGE apply on board or to
:. G. G. WAYNE, log Grayier street.
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Southern States Agricultural and
Industrial Exposition.

Notice to Exhibitors.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
No. 80 Camp Street.
New Orleans, Jan. 8, 1876. }
The Entry Books for Exhibitors will be opened at
this office on MONDAY, January 10.
All applications for entries must be made upon the
printed forms of application which will be furnished
at this Office.
The Grounds and Buildings will be open for the
reception of articles for exhibition from February
until February % 1876, and exhibitors requested
to make early appl cation and entry, in order that
everything may be in IOsiton on the opening day
The Entry Books will be closed on FRIDAY
EVENING, February 25 1876, at o'clock, and no
entries will be allowed after that time. THIS RULE
Is IMPERATIVE.
Catalogues and general information furnished to
applicants at this office.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
jag If SAMf.. MULLEN fe-' SrDt.
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By Railroads.


r,as ro,,ysy.uA AVN rrxAspAr.
1Oh6ANo LOoaoAA1Nr;A M 49, - IA .,n.
ROAD-Fe6ruary % 0Ds mo,assGs - saeaa
TO Robert hare ~ 10 ~ 49, ,n gr,.nr e
cotton sea LOWING - NJ "aao' q IDS S;mHS haiss
vlgnes.S 90 heueI $500 " 1no don,s 20
o@ A. heIf mia do 4 hhds sncar Hr1erre q Woaan
10 do Bush Levert-7 do McGehee Snowden
B Johnson do ) W Platt-l4 hhds sugar W Le-
yerich. bales cotton JnG Aoams w Vi1 ~,
Bros Zoo Berand GiDerGo = 1er.sou ILL., NJ
s W;r,as " Maftnews 4 Bro. 1 do %
ury MUS AZ = S.rls Ncoyx7 hbIs or hides Dbl tai
IT, Hortar peterson 4 Fenner-7 head cattle Ser
t Car Total AZ baes cotton 100 sacks cotton seed
" carvo nar stesmship whitney from Galveston
s95 bales cotton to C A Whitncy COOL 40 to W
= r U-av' , 'vs. AMI MOBILE RAILROAD
Irahrnarv S9-9 bales cotton to Allen West &co-1
WS.ir,.lsv %co do Chafe. Hamilton Pow.
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STEAMBOATS,


YH UNDERSIGNED, AGENT FOR TIN
- Memphis and Ohio River Line Of Packe cts II
to give through bills Of ading In connectiou
with the boats of the aforementioned Lines over tie
following Railroads: Little Rock and Pine Blu6
KalToad and Ouachita Railroad from Chicot City !
matt, Hamilton Dayton and Little MAMA railroads
ana All their conaections from Cincinnati. For ali
information and through rates apply to
sl7H &c, WAYNE, 1O6 Graviey reet
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STEAMROATa.


-,~><os~o~o.,1lx1 RIyxR. $1,000.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
PoRrAT1oN COMPANY.
1ARA LOUISE, TEXAS, La BELLE,
BELLE ROWLAND q. r. bu IN ~ Nv :
Col. A. p. KOUNA
~ Fer Shreveport. Jeasrssn, Upper
Red River, Minden. CsushattA, Grand
Hs. and all way and land
FOR CANE RIVER AND BAYOU PIERRE.
CARRIE A. Mr TH3RH ~, Capt Charles Thorn
laws FOR JEFFERSON. -
Leaves WEDNESDAY March i. at5P. NJ. '''
.r,1r pou, FOR FOR MLNDEN. go . W -
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March i, ats M NJ. 40"
o,,, FOR JEFFERSON.
Leaves THURSDAY, March s = At oHn NJ So'Ve'
FOR SHREVEPORT.
G. q. . DURFE I1pn,v Capt W; 7 Boaraman
Saturday boat win go through to Jefferson.
No wharf boat charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company at the mouth Of Red River
Forwarding freight consigned to the company ct
New Orleans viii be handled free Of drayage and
commissions.
For freight passage apply on board Of boats, OF
|
JOS. A. AIKEN. President.
N. W. JOYCE. Agent.
LORD & McPEAKE. BRITTON EPPLER
HITE CARLIN. ta1 rs w
REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET
Laaves WEDNESDAY, March l. at 5 P. NJ.
aa Aiesandlia, NSr%sn's, BsrSin':' Wares
:. Landing. and all landings on Red River
The passenger steamer
H. L. Lee. master F. c. Findren, clerk
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BRITTON & EPPLER,
F13 HITE & CARLIN, Agents.
REGULAR GRAND RCORE PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March l. at NJ.
~. = For Grand Ecor,, Montgomery,
leas4si Alexandria, Norman's Barbins Wares
- Landing, and all landings on Red River
john b. Mande,
On ace of Kate Kinney.)
will leave as above positively taking freight for Cane
River. Will answer all halls on the Coast. For
freight pa ong aPP on board s1s or to
| FIG DOUGLAS & wINBURN IS Natchez
BLACK AND RGGF RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA.TRANsPOR.
TATION PACKET.
REGULAR BGUF RIVER PACKET.
/ Leaves OIL w Elm ESDAY harcn ], al D r. M.
For Point jefferson. Girard, Alto,
Red Mouth, Gum Point, and all landings
- on BGuf and Black rivers-The steamer
Willie,
J. W. Blanks master
will leave above For freight passage apply on
board or to 81. A. BLANKS Pres dent,
2 Canal, corner Of Delta
H1TE & CARLIN, BRlTTON & EPPLER,
LORD s. MCPEAzE ADAMS g. WORK.
F27 Agents.
| hEGULAk BEUF RIVER PAGKEI.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March l. at 5 z. M.
~ - For Point Jehers ON, Girar d, Alto,
Red Mouth, Gum Point, and all landings
kEzs'1S on Beuf and Black rivers-The steamer
Tom L. Taylor. master j. P. Mohr clerk
will leave above For freight passage apply on
| board or to LORD g. MCPEAKE
| F27 46 Camp street.
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BAYOUs M.COv AND TENsAs.

BAYOUS MtCOS AND TENSAS.
REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, MARCH, /, at SPIN
. 6S - For Floyd, Delhi, Wa. saw, Crockett
l&S498naS Point Cutoff ana all landings on Black
Macon and Tensas rivers-The, steamer
Fapchon.
Gin place of the Rapides)
j. B. Sullivan, master
will leave above positively. For freight or pas.
sage apply ON board, or to
LORD u MCPEAKF, 46 Camp street.
ADAMS g. WORK, 9 Commercial Place.
Will remain in the trade permanently. FIT
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De Wolf. Powell &cO
Arrived.
Steamship Lizzie Felsher from Pensacola. to master
New Basin
Shin Getty sburg. Alexander, from Falmouth te De-
can, Zerega eco. Point
Italian bark DOMINGO Lanata, l6 days from Genoa.
to A Lanata-Pic Tier
Bark New England. Hale t, Is days from Portland.
Me, to master-1st dist I
6TEAMBoATG.
st Mary, Probst. from Washington
st John, Bergeron. from LafOurche
Martha, Bassett from Lower Coast
Ori0le. Carrick. from Lower Coast
Assumption, Dslferes. from St Mary's Church
Fleta, Pickett. from Washington
Bonnie Lee ScOvill. from Alexandria with 2
bales cotton from the steamer Rapides
La Belle Woods from shreveport
Wilhe Trinidad from Lind Grove
Alice Porter from Amite River. New Basin
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M6lnsrnnda.

CARGO OF THE STEAMER RAPIDES. previ-
ausly reported sunk at Thomas Point. (by Tele-
graph
Gls-i39 Lehman, Abraham &co-i34 FIiedander
100 s Newman Geo. go Jno Chaffe Sons-55 w A
tBuckner e. Bro-47 Walmsley &co-3l Jno Ad-
ans &co-30 Richardson May 30 Wyche & Nor
gan. 20 Clapp BrOs& co-26 Payne. Kennedy eco
ham &eo-l9 Richard Flower &co- .16 Prestidge Ora.
ham &co-l4 e. Allen eco u Levy Haas
ID Alcus, Scherck & Autey 3 ID II Wallace &cO-12
S G Whkerson Geo. 10 N d WetmOre. 10 Chaffe
Hamilton g. P0well-9 & Newman Temple S
Coons AGO. Allison &co--5 BlakemOre &co-5
j M Sandidge Geo. Lloyd & Livaudais-3 J Press
2 7 L Airey &co-2 Swart-2 Male e. Cammack-2
Ben Gerson. Il Renshaw. Cammack Geo. and sun
dries 10 order-Total 14I2 bales cotton
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LOWER COAST.
IT, The fine passenger steamer
A fired J. Ruiz master; Barry. clerk,
o'clock, sharp for Jesuis' Bend, Belair fonte Ia
ing WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. For freight
The clerk e to be found every day at the head Of
Cont street. d21 If.
SUMMER AND WINTER LOWER COAST
PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY 1t 10 NJ.
and SATURDAY at P. M.
~ i For Eadsport. Southwest Pass,
Jump, Forts, Burss, Ponte-a-larH ache,
and ali way landings The new low pres.
W. S. Bassett master,
leaves as above. returning every MONDAY forenoon
and WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evenings.
Will 60 to Eadsport and Southwest Pass on SAT-
URDAY. thus giving Excursonists fine opportu-
nifty of seeing the Jetties and Coast in daylight on
Sundays.
Excursion tickets for sale at reduced rates.
For FREIGHT or passage apply on board. or at the
shippers. nx3
PORT EADs AND LOWER COAST MAIL
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI.
DAY, at 10 A. M. sharp,
~ - For Port Eads, Fort St. Philip.
lm41ktt3 Quarantine Station, Buras, Pointe-a-ia.
Hache, and all way landngs-The fine
steamer WaWenOck.
John Taylor master.
will leave as above returning TUESDAYS WE'D.
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS. For freight or pas
sage, apply on board.
Will 90 to Pilot Town on FRIDAYS. Ill If
=. 0- Lower Const Daily fhsusx..,
kN31kt3 Pasket-The new, safe and fast vae
~ senger packet
Oriole,
M. Carrick, master. John Estopinal. clerk,
Leaves daily at ~ oclock A. ID. tsharp) from feol
of st. Louis street. for Live Oak Grove PIantstie =
returning to the city in the evening.
Apply to JOHN KOUNS,
Canal Street. Ferry ODos.
P.A-Has clerk on the leveo during ths day.
No debts contracted BY any ore sxosIt J. Z. ON
owner. win b psiA.
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