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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-07
HOTEL aItEtIk 49,


C1R,rIr CouET TEH1s.-By poii'enes5
II Judge Hillyer We are furnished with
- following copy Of Senator sarGents
biz relative 10 the terms OF holding the
T.. S. Circuit Court in the Pacific States:
\ Bill fixing the time of holding the
circuit court Of the United States in
the districts of California, Oregon and
Nevada.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Il Representatives of the United States
O. America in Congress assembled. That
2 term Of the circuit court Of the United
States for the districts Of California. Ore
.,1y. and Nevada shall be held as follows,
namely: For the district Of California,
Oh the first Monday of February, second
Monday Of July, and fourth Monday OF
November in each year; for the district
II Oregon, on the second Monday OF
April and the first Monday Of October
IN each year; and for the district Of Ne
ada, on the third Monday of March and
The fist Monday of November IN each
wear: which shall be in the place and
stead Of the Terms now provided by law,
Sec. =. That this act shall take effect
IN the first day Of March, eighteen hun
.lred and seventy-six; and all provisions
+ la~ inconsistent Herewith are hereby
repealed; Provided, That when term
shall have commenced in any Of said
districts before this act takes eIiect, 1t
shall be lawful to continue such term
until tie time for the commencement Of
he first term in said district to be held
under &c provisions Of this act.
As WE STATED the other day, Messrs.
Moore &; Parker and their associates in
the Carlir coal mine have made arrange
meats witt DR.. Wozencraft TO work the
same. The doctor has long been asso-
ciated with large undertakings on this
coast, and the following mention Of hlm
by the Saa Francisco Post Of day Or
4 day or two ago reminds US of one OF
Them. Svys the Post: yesterday SEN
ator Satterwhite, who represents the
COMMITTEES of San Bernardino and San
Diego, introduced bill for the irriea-
lion of the Colorado desert, west of
Fort Yuma, which was referred to the
Judiciary Committee. This REEVES the
project Of DR.. o. N. Wozencraft, which
first assumed shape nearly eighteen
wears ago, to reclaim and !eriiliZe by the
of water a triangular tract
of absolutely desert land lying in the
exact southeast corner Of California and
abont 100000 acres
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Tug BOARD or Town TEUsress met
las; evening and passed an order reqnlr-
in, the officer ar DfticcGs W ote duty II
is 80 to DO. to prepare for pa alton
report Of thu RECEIPTS and dist mentR
Of and from the Town Treasury for the
year last PAST. Tins -" report When
will be looked for with interest.
Fi,ou the Cola Hill News ~ l"arn
that the passenger train # the '. n 1.
L 1T about i O'Clock Uu SUNDAY morn
inc brought the California mails for the
three DAYS during which the blockade
lastc1. The snow Is seven feet deep at
Truchce and over thirty on the summit.
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA has declared 4
dividend Of so. aud Belcher . dividend
q Sl-bo;h payable March ~.
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Call ard ,aiuiur ia, l4Is. 49, ..ta.,i.t a.: go"
NJ. +. Il. RAILS. Gang pew eta".hjil r.uws.
Brcaki8, plowr. 'AtraS TOR Glove; SiuN't 81 al
Eipds. also thu eel, hrated Medallion ksnoo;
Gro, /. r.. val .Glas-wart.. Paints and OILS lar
fStures Coal on. Chemical and Gubhcr fai''".
Gas ti.ti,rt..: y ..,.... " indoH" Blinds, "''i &c..
ali If Nu;rh l.. ~ q i..U down for cast
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to make irrigation Ia easy pOnsio!h'Hr
and milling an assured fact. came rush
ing into the holy of holies o. the APPEAL
on;co. ou3 &c IT, stamped .ho mud f
his gum boots. ~ait! in a los aud mourn
fGI voice. - uu, .,t..... W are gong 20
have tbaw." He SAID afraid, lie
would have tits Winter extended int"
Julv. for fear there Won; be water
enough 10 raoisto:, his turnip patch IN
the doc-3avs. II. aye 70. afraid there
: Going to he a .law Indeed. If there
is any one thing in this world 'hat "e
arr. r,nt afraid Of il !, 81 thaw. What
W.. fear !. more snow We want to hear
thu, citeeiv voice Of the fog, whose hon
est though ulunotouUus cronil, beginning
witt the twilight Of evening, tells an
awakcning and hopeful world that the
frosty nights arc Over and the days OF
,,sises are at hand. Afraid Ct " tina"
one would Think that that man lived i
one If THAI OLD I:ussiDr green's sn'"
palaces nud feared being ousted; or th"t
NJ had au ice-coEtrsct and was afraid o.
having his gRiu- ne and run away. or
that lie had ma:.| 3. b. X never o'''t
.A1w: or that he teage.: tue hytrorhonId.
NJ t,,.,,. W., utv.I as much IS Que
in- frc'a"E1'''' S,'Io' =, ,n3,i" ~ tb,.
nesting valley, nigh: before last; and
all hight long the snow and IL f.oI~u
earth and the son" zee ana an tI' 'G,t
"'i MI, 't", WI 49,, a,r.v i. lime r1dlr-s
and ,oad, ;n. tatcli.wo.k face OF dear
Old Mother EHs.h !ooi, YER, i--HahS "Ad
very m"cc - Il she Iit'' "EGi, - ~
and "ipT'i ne; ,'A!T 1H-' ~ i'ose ,,'-
very airy "S'''7' l.Ne - -
an@r.c'" q IT, 20 "i 'et'.'.5 HF.''9 '''..,
~e Know ''. t'", ~ '-. '- 30,
Dame N''@L4 l..N u. -'',,.L1 ~ ~ H..
10 come ~, ana Il p'NS'-9 ~ -
som, SL' '< .I'i'3l"7 :, a'-. ,tI,.n,.
eFrH 'i.''8 '1">'''H nI,.,,,. ,.i
eCmt - e''-'! '"" ,'-,.,3,
"u,1A .s'N. '''''9 49,, ,'I.,'i'',,
Of the AIay-t a~er OF New hugAn|. We
eu"H esteem d ID e'9,''''iI l'''l-l : a.
.,.t,.-,t >, f,tI f,r,uir5t ,nI
take eye., Trap @ ,uor. cu. q: ills
O''|'N -"NC~' F"-' wa
some J.=-sant "1thS once Merv, an"
some >p.lue.us -r:e-. YEA, am some
lldaiL-. 5-5e,t Dbl.
T1g G-E: WESTON !-ACaINGE has again
rI.g1e3 t,y-ni.-t0Ts. tbs time our
..-..,- i. t,'r..---. ,.,,..,., NJ y, 7 ,-,.,sa
has become the owner Of that popular
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Mn. BENEFITS AprRoACHING MAR
RIAGE. - while attending stylish
party in Madison avenue, in NDvem-
Der last, James Gordon bennett OF the
Herald. met Miss Ida May, formerly
OF Baltimore, but then and now of New
York. Miss May is tall, and of rather
slight bald. She mas brilliant black
eyes ami dark waving Lair, an pure
COM pleNion. the envy Of hall soci-
ETY. DellsS % the city. Size D. INST ~
years OF age, and has be ont about =
wear. She is the daughtl. IF retired
New York banker AMI niece of pr. May
Of Washington. Sue is also connected
bv family ties with the OelrirhS. Iiv-
ingstOns, Homes and The dc Pcyeters.
MIR. Bennett, who has been engaged
twice before, once to the danghttr oi
an EN-t;0VeruOr Of this state, aud once
TO a well known Cubau society belle,
had not known Miss May many days
before he sucrunbed to her charms Of
person. manner and mind, and became
regularly engaged to her. Mr.. Benne't
recently ordered for his iiancee ut 'tit
tany's an elegant jewel case filled with
the most valuable jewels, from tiara
TO fnger-rngs and car-ring-. The
wedding will take place in the third
week i'll April. and it is expected 10 be
the most brilliant seen in tins country
for a long tima.-N. y. sun.
THE FoUEra JULY.--Foreman Thomas
of this mine WAS down yesterday and
reports work in the tunnel progressing
finely. There remains 10 be run only
about 20 feet. and this, il is confidently
believed, will have been accomplished
inside Of 60 DAYS. The tunnel will tap
the ledge at n depth Of 4o0 feet from the
surface The lodge is strong. rich and
well defined for $50 feet above the tunnel
level, and with the completion Of the
tunnel the mine viii he III condition to
yield large quantities Il ore. The COM
pany is incorporated in Carson, but steps
have recently been taken 10 transfer the
principal place Of business 10 San Fran
cisco Major Gardner ana Buck Davis,
two Of the Directors, were down last
week arranging fcr the proposed change.
Ii is the intention to have the stock listed
in the San Francisco Boards with the
opening o! spring.-l EaEeao Sentinel.
NarcL 2.
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Il. FRED. ERooSS

Itlucui. rir,. pso,f rl;cE. neat dor b. .ssH,.
rlca,F G.a,H lily, N,vu'a,
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Below Coming Up.

British ship Romania Mcintyre 80 days f,om Lon
don in ballast, to j A BrysOn eco
Ship CITY of Richmond. Starkie, from Liverpool Dec
T. toJ A yson, &co
British ship Minnie ii GerOw, Gerow, from Savan-
nah Jan 5, to master
British ship Westteld, Leavett from Liverpool Nov
% in ballast to Hall & Vaughan .
Ship Trenton, Faster, from London Nov -, to Hall
d. Vaughan
Swedish ship Australia, Paulsen, from Bordeaux
Dec = to master
Norwegian snip Freydis Iversen, from Bordeaux
Nov %, to Ocean, Z-rega eco
Britt il bark Sarah NJ Smith, Sprague from Barrow
Dec 10, to master -
Austrian bark Time, oSardasc, IL days from st
Thomas TO master
British bark Laura Emily, Johnson, 40 days from
Liver, COL to mast.r
British bark Olive Mount, Jordan from Llyerpool
Dec l. to master
Austrian bark Ungan Serco, --, 80 days from
Gran, to master
Norwegian bark Ymer Henricksen, AZ days from
Liverpool to Ocean. Zerega &co
Norwegian bark President Daal Alsen. AZ days from
Antwerp, to master -
Austrian ba K Mattea, Tremuda, from Gloucester
Dec 4, to master
Norwegian bark New York. SOrensen, from Havre
NOV % to Ocean. Zerega eco
austrian bark Sator, Tremuda, from Bristol Dec 8
To master .
Norwegian bark ODn. Abrahamsen from TaIrago-
ma, to Ocean Zerega eco y.
Norwegian bark Albion, Andersen from Lisbon NOV
80 TO master
a,ark Olaf Glass Nerust, from London Dec 3 to
Schultz eco
German bark Fritz Christensen, from Texel Nov p
Austrian bark Orfe0 Permuda % days from beliasI
TO master -.
Swedish big Carolina, Hutton, SO days from Rio
Janeiro, to master
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STEAMBOATS.

IA
0o0@~~>~~~~~>~<~~~c~~-~~~>
RED RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
PORTATION COMPANY.
Steamers
MARIA LOUISE, TEXAS, LA BELLE
B. T. BRYARLY, w. j. BEHAN. LOTUS NO. 3
BELLE ROWLAND. G. H. DURFEE,
COL. A. r. KOUNS.
p For Shreveport Jefferson Upper
Red River Mnden, Csushatta Grand
ings-Leaving New Orleans a. follows:
FOR SHREVEPORT.
TEXAS. Capt. C. w Stnde
Leaves TUESDAY. January Is.
FOR JEFFERSON.
COL. A. p. KOUNS. Capt. NJ H. Kouns
Leaves WEDNESDAY, January 70.
FOR MINDEN.
BELLE ROWLAND. Capt G. w. Rea
Leaves WEDNESDAY, January 10.
Saturday . boat viii 90 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 at
New Orleans will be handled free of drayage and
commissions.
For freight or passage apply board Of boats, Or
g the Office of the company, Ill Gravier between
Magazine and Camp streets.
JOS. A. AIKEN President.
M. w. JOYCE, Agent
Or to
LORD & McPEAKE. BRITTON EPPLER,
HITE & CARLIN. iel rs ly
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VICkBBU RIG.

SATURDAY vICKSBURG UNITED STATE,
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p. NJ.
- For Vicksburg, Davis's Bead.
llIRkt Natchez al d all intermediate andings-
The passenger steamer
NntcheZ,
T. p. feathers, master, J. F. Muse, clerk,
connecting at Vicksburg with the ParisOt Line foR
YazOO, Tallahatche and SuntOwer rivers, and with
Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and st. L0uis.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNEY 1T Common It,,
or to HITE CARLIN, TchonpitOulas d.
Freight taken and through bills OF ading signed 70
Trenton, Monroe and all stations on the Vicksbug,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad by
w. b. BROCKETT, Agent 80 Magazine st.
s14 6m
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LAFOURCHE.

LAFOURCHE.
REGULAR RAyOU LAFOURCHE AND COAST
SEMI-W EEK LY PACKET.
The new passenger steamer
Assumption,
Joe Dalferes, master. \. L. Dupus, clerk.
ua>s Leaves New OrleaM- ever, Tues.
sFaMNkk DAY at ) 7. NJ. ami SATURDAY l.
SN""sssHsas NJ, returning down the Coast in day
light on THURSDAY and MONDAY.
For freight or passage app on board or to
B. RIVET }o,..
o26 If p. A. CHARLET Cont street.
CHANGE OF DAY.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
RE- The New steamer
lG&AR Robert Young,
"ssnssss' u. ID. TerreDonne captain,
J. NJ. Daniel and Frank Dalferes clerks
will leave New Orleans hereafter MONDAY and
THURSDAY at p. NJ Returning leaves every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 6 A. NJ. ex
tending the Thursday fps far as Lockp 1T.
For treis ht passage amply on board, or 10
HITR CARLIN, Agents,
iais 3 Tchouptoulas street.
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ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.

FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
WALKER LYONS'S TECHE LINE
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. -, at 5 z. NJ.
r. For simmsport, Churchvilie and
EAetL all landings the Atchafalaya and
60 Teche-The light draught steamer
Minnie Avery,
On place OF Clarksville)
Abe Smith, master, Frank Greir clerk,
will leave as above For freighr or passage apaiy on
board or to HITE q CARLIN,
jail Tchoupitoulas street
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Arrived.

Shin Reporter. Spring 20 DAYS from Hull in ballast
to Ocean Zelega Aco-point 49,, =,
Norwegian bark Ibis, Christensen ~ says iionn p
Thomas in ballas to master-Polnt
British bark Bell Stewart Giliat, 10 days from "a
vannah. to mRster-4th dist ~
British Snip Drama THOMPSON from p,, NY
Spanish bark America. CazoneIal, days from Ha-
vana, to mastef-Polnt -, 49,. .
Barb Rome. Otis. from Savannah olh ihst W ihas'er
Point x
Dec 10. to Ocean Zerega &co-Polnt
French bark s Cienevi9ve, Demurant from Bordeaux
Dec 2 to U Bassetti-2d dist
Norwegian bark Emilia Larsen from ROuen Nov H.
master Point
Gallon to Clapp Bros &co-2d dist I
srsAMBoAie.
Fanchon, Sweeney from Camden
Katie Tobin, from Greenvllle
Henry Tete AucOin, from IhibOdauX
Gov lien Brown. from Bayou Sara
Robert Z Lee. Campbell from Vicksburg
ST John BergeTon. from DOnaldsOnvile
Mary Ida Ruiz. from st James
4 L Hodge McEroy, from Crosse Tetc Railroad
Bertha Broad, from Washing tOn
Waloon Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Oriole Car rick. from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer. Dragon, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Try A gain from Pearl river
Schooner Three Brothers from Biloxi
Schooner Laura l. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Monterey from Bind river
Schooner Laura, from Bi OK
schooner GalOs from Wolf river
Schooner Leander Jane, from Bayou Lacomoe
Schooner Gen Washington. from Pearl river
Schooner Martha Washington, from Pearl nVei
Schooner Celeste from Spr ngheld
Schooner j j CowaIt from Biloxi
Schooner Moaeta from FascagOula
schooner WewoAah, Bayly, fOm Key West IN
ballast
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner L Ike Flower from Proctecville
Schooner Alciope from Blind river
Schooner Pomme dor. from Blind river
schooner Mary Diana from Pearl river
Schooner Wren from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou LacOmbe
schooner Modesto from Bayou LacOmbe
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BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA.
NH For Bayou sara, Waterl0s,
Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge,
Aes Plaquemine, and way landings - The
United States mail semi weekly packet,
Gov. Allen.
Gin place of w. $. Pike.)
j. J. Brown, master, 5. 5. Streok clerk,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at p. NJ
for Bayou Sara. For freight or passage apply to
HITE e. CARLlN 3 TchoupitOulas %.
$40 - c. GODDIN 80 Magazine street.
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REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, Jan. Is, at p. M.
IT, For Washington. PORT Harro,
~ SlmmspOrt ChurchyiIle ali landings on
the Coast Atchaf alsva River and Bayou
Courtableau-The new and light-Lraught passenger
steamer
Bertha,
n. n Broad, master, Theo. John, clerk.
Connects at Simmsport with steamer MINNIE for
Bayou DIES Glaizes. giving through bills lading For
freight Pr ssage apply ON board or to
o1O If BRITTON d EPPLER. 100 Common st.
Through bills of lading to Bayou BGuf,
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OPRLOUsAs.


INDEPENDENT OPELOUSAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
r. For Washington. Port Barry,
49, 80 Atchafalaya, Simmsport, Big Bend Land
a1@sSNh ing, Old River and all intermediate
ponts-The light draught passenger steamer
st. Mary,
f. Probst master. j B. Schmidt clerk,
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Jan. 10. at 5 p Nj.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
HITE & CARLIN, 3 Tchoupitoulas at.
Through bills of lading to Bayou BGuf and Des
Giaizes dis
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, }
Tuesday Morning, January i. }
Cleared Yesterday.

A A Maginnis Sons
Norwegian bark Hassel SamuelsoD, for Rgu r.
Ocean Zerega &co
choono- ca, rran N-,l,Ia far Galveston Master
.'~ii'ono' Joseph Kelley
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REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan o. at > r. M.
For Washington, Port Barre,
lsGa{Sa Simmsport Churchville, and all inter.
mediate landings the Coast, Atcha-
falaya River and Bayou charlottesville new and
ightdraught passenger steamer
Trenton,
E. Qautrevaux master A. Molaison clerk.
Ali freight for Bayou des Glazes will be landed at
Simmsport or Big Bend Lam ing.
s26 If j. NJ. BOWLING. 25 Decatur street.
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VICKSBURG AND MEMPHIS.

VICkSBURG AND MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND VICKSBURG PACKET.
sU0S The new and elegant side- " he's
GfseiassHf1an passenger steamer
Illinois,
M. X. Cheek, master, j. W. Spears clerk,
Leaves Vicksburg every FRIDAY az IL NJ
Passengers leaving New Orleans on Thursday oven
ing by rail will make connections.
Parties cOnsigning freight to of stsamer ILL
NOIS will please enclose bill of lading to
au4 If DUFF GREEN & Co. Vicksbure
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STEAMBOATS,.
~. LOUIS.

- FOR st. LOUIS, CAIRO,
kSSSf6ts MEMPHIs A>b THE BENDS.
The fine steamer
HENRY L. YAEGER.
/. G, Van Hook. master. n B. Fowler clerk
Leaves TUESDAY, Jan. Is at ) p. NJ
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT,
Thos. W. kea. master I'll. a. Dohrmann clerk
Leaves TUESDAY. Jan Is at ) z. Nj.
Through bills ladlna via Cairo anu belmont fo all
points North and West.
81 J.B. WOODS 1 CO.. 1o4 Con mon ST.
FOR ST. LOUIS
Leaves on TUESDAY, January 1s at ) p. NJ.
r. For IT. Louis. afro, Memphis,
lEEa9s-laeI3s Helena. Mouth of White River Chicot,
- Greenvile, Vicksburg and all interme-
date landngs-The passenger steamer
james Howard,
b. r. Pegram, master J. II. Chassaing clerk
will leave as above. Through bills OF ltding. via
Cairo and Belmont, to all points North and West.
For freight or passage appl, on boal, or to
jal4 c. q. WAYNE LOG G raver street.
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TOWING AND WRECKING BOAT,


HarbOr and Coast Job BOat-The
GO Painter No. =,
NJ. liver, ma ter.
Has Seven No l barges and is prepared to do all
kinds of towing to either the Upper or Lower Coast
on the reasonable Has every fac lily for
the rapid handling of wood bricks cotton seed or ma
chinerv; will drop coal boats at any point Is pro-
vided with complete diving and ecking apparatus.
under the management of experienced men, and is
ready for service at moments notice. For further
information inquire on board or to
NICHOLAS THEODORE. Manager,
d23 rs 1y 81 Delta street.
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Below Waiting Orders.

British steamship B thnia, Scarlett, from London
Dec 20 to Han g. Vauhan
German bark Siberia. Urquhart 80 days from Liver
pool, in ballast to master
Austrian bark Guesto, Columbus, 80 days from Gran.
in ballast, to master
Norwegian bark Galathea Steinsen, ~ days from
Antwerp. to master
9Swe,ii IN bark Rosa Andersen: SO days from Gbral
tar in ballast to master
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REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
.anaEs COAST sEMLwEEKLY PACKET
Henry Tefe,
il Aucoin master, NJ. H. Landry clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every MONDAY at ) p. NJ. and
FRIDAY at 10 A. NJ. returning down the Coast in
daylight every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. For
treigAt passage apply on board or TO
b. nIVET loc..
P. A. CHARLET, > oon'' '''o0''
So5 "
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OPELOUSkS AND COAST
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Jan 10 at p. NJ.
nnxs For Washing ton, OpelOasas, Port
Ag&EsKuF Barre, Sinnsport. Churchviie spd ~
landings on the Coast, AtchAfaAya River
and Bayou Courtableau-The
Fleta,
C. c. Pickett master, A. Meynier, ST.. Gle k.
will leave as above All freight and passengers
for Bayou DIES Glaizes to be landed at SimmspOrt
Big Bend Landing Through bills lading to Bayou
Bout. For trei ght passage apply on board or to
n26tf LORD & MCPEAkE. 46 Camp street.
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BAYOU DES GLAIJES,

bA DES SsLAlJES.
FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZES
Leaves on SATURDAY. 22d inst, at ; T. NJ
IT, n For Evergreen, Cotton Port.
ksssssssssf Junction, NJ 'reauville, Big Bend Smms
port and all intermediate landings-The
Ight-drauSht passenger steamer
Garry Owen,
NJ. NJ. Dufour MASTER A. r. Tlcusdale, clerk
will leave as above
For freight passage apply Oh boord, or to
ja'3 f BRIrTON ~ EPPLER Agents
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Receipts of Produce.


CAMDEN Per steamer Fanchon-326 bales cotton
20 J I. Harris Sco-22i Jurev < q illis-l94 Meyer,
Weis &co-la3 claiborne &co-l2l Jno Chaife Sons
81 L l. Airey SEQ. - Jno Phelps eco Is Richardson
a Nav 30 G l. Walmsley eco. 81 Forstall & Jumon-
ville-24 L II Il j NJ Allen &co-2i j b Wolfe AGO
- w Frierson &co-l3 Lehman Abraham &eo-IS
Temple S Coous &co-,1 Male Il Cammack-1 JnO
Hardie Sco-6 j w White-6 Alcus, Scherck & Au-
tev-6 Hartwei Il Chambers 1 Hlrsch Adler &co Il
box furs bags wool Meyer Weis &co-and sundries
to order Total 1894 bales cotton
GREENVILLE-Per steamer Katie-572 bales of
cotton to Richardson & May-210 Meyer, Weis &co-
$50 S Newman &co. .166 j Harris Eco l44 Leh-
man Abraham Sco-S5 Clapp Bros &co--16 Pres
tidre q, aham SEQ - Chate, Hamilton Powell
90 Burnet &co-67 Allison &co-64 Payne, Kenne
Sons a Jno Noble. AZ Bussey &co-43 Claiborne
&co-43 Male & Cammack-43 Airey &co-il
Ar Mlltenberger Pollock-3l Buckner &c3. %
Temple : Coons &co-26 Stewart Bros Aco-2o Prltch
ard & Bckham. "a RI Buckner Bro-22 McGehee
tsnowden &Violett-23 G Cromwell l9 Y VII
kerson &co--ls Norwood & Rchards--l5 Brtton
Moore & Coleman-13 Blakemore &co-ll to order
II Alcus Scherck q Autey-l0 Renshaw Camnack
-Sco- 10 W Black &co-lo Lloyd Livaudais =
G w Sentell AGO. g Conger 4 kelley-s A Elliott
Up PIudhomme- i Jno Phelps &co-6 HopklnsLt
H&C Newmau--6 NJ NJ Greenwood &co--6 Wyche
& Morgan g Thomas &co- 6 &C L Wamsey acc
& NJ Clarke Chas Gallagher--5 Ju ey g. Gllils-4
Ben Gerson-3 Hirsch Adler eco . Gumbel &co-
2Gwyn 4 Dyer--2 Bloom SEQ . j J Irby &co
r Adler &co-l W A Peae-l Forstall & JuEonville
Bapnon. 4 n ID Wetmore. $3.50 sacks cotton seed
d Cotton Seed Association Total, 26l3 bales cot
ton $3.50 sacks cotton seed
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gov Alen-217
bales cotton to Never Wels Aco-1q0 L Harris acc
100 Norwood 4 Richards-07 Lehman, Abraham &cO
y Ben Gerson .65 Gumbel &co--55 A Levi-4t
clam Bros Aco-39 II & G Newman 80 McGebee
Snowden & Volett-36 Alcus. Scherck L. Autey &c
Ino Adams &co-16 Richard Flower Aco-l2 Male
Z Cammack-l5 Flash. Lewis &co-sl A + Hickman
10 Bush Levert--s Ar Miltenberger Pollock-e
+ Maspero &co-5 Renshaw, Cammack &co-6 Lange
4 Legendre-6 w Black SEQ Is Chas Gallagher;
" u 1,ushing-4 Pritchard 4 Bckham--4 Chism 4
Boyd-4 Bea,les Wood SEQ 3 Bloom SEQ 3 n L
Wa,more-o Wyche & Morgan. Il Il l. Airey AcO-l
II d Spor-l w T. Hall-2 sacks seed cotton Conger 4
K.lley-5I2 sacks cotton eeed y Cotton Seed Asso
citation ~ bbls molasses Richard Flower Aco-2s Y
Rush Il Levert II hhds sugar 4 Cariiere &co-lf X
III bbls molasses 5 Gumbel eco II DO Jno Adam
Sco-l6 do Male a. Cammack-ll6 do Richard Mill
Ken 20 hhds sugar NJ Puig &co-45 do lO5 bbls mo
lasses + j Gay Aeo-l4 do hhds sugar Denls-a
IA Conrer & kelley-2O bbls molasses Vincent Aco-
g. 40 j Rykoski-9 90 Chism Boyd-l5 hhds suga
u a Sport do 10 bbls molasses Y Lanaux-6 y
Bourgeois. A. hhds sugar j A Ware 10 DO
Rurbrdge SEQ , do bbs molasses Ky Groebel-l
hides Adler 4 bales moss McGehee, Snowden
Violet i bbls tlllow Dbl hides 81 Il Hanseu tc