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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27

SAILORS SAILING INA difficulty occur
red yesterday morning ON board the
schooner Mary Simmons, lying 1t the head
of Calliope street, between two sailefs,
James Gallery and Isaac Young, which
resulted in the latter being knocked down
with . capstan bar and severely injured
about the head by the former, who was
looked up in the central station. The
wounded man was taken to the harbor
station and from thence sent to the Charity
Hospital. Tho difficulty was caused by
Young accusing Gallery Of taking pack Of
cards from him, which Gallery denied,
when Young invited him out to fight. A
scufle ensued and both men clinched but
at the time were separated by the captain.
Shortly afterward they met again with the
above result.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
BRrEr MEnr1oNlStraw hats show which

BRIEF MENTIoNlStraw hats show which
way the SUMMER wind blows.
The Board of Police Commissioners will
Captains Flanagan and Schneider.
During the past two years the Democratic
newspapers have had little or nothing to
say about the City Park being q pasture
for cattle. Formerly there wero unlimited
complaints. It depended on whose oxen
were fattened.
Wallace French was arrested about hid
night Wednesday, 1t the ccrnerof Orleans
and DAuphine streets, charged by Tony
Sarrata with entering his store and robbing
the money drawer Of . sRsn amount Of
money, and was locked up in the third pre-;
cinct station.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
Appointments.

Acting Governor Antoine has made the
following appointments:
For the State at lsrge-Edward Heath,
Andrew w. Smyth, Charles B. White and
Thomas J: Woodward, members Of the
Board of Health.
For West Feliciana-J. T. Van Tromp,
vice William Ball, police juror; James
Wellf, vice c. Bockel, and A. Dulan, vice
s. We'll, councilmen, and Lazard We'll
treasurer, vice +. NJ. Mumford, of Bayeu
Sara.
For Ascension-Gustave Dugas, vice j.
B. Hebert, clerk of supervisor of regis'
tration. '.r-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27

PRISONER Writ A CAT.-"Texas," gasped
Judge Evans, "why did you allow the OH
GERS to bring that prisoner to the bar car
rying that horrible cat ~
''Well, you see, none of as dared to touch
the varmint, it looked SO wild out Of its
two eyes when even = .leftshanded man
looked at it. I'se afraid of de thing"
sTske it away. / say, and quickly, or
else serveAhe State no longer"
Texas looked imploringly at burly po-
liceman. then Ct the cat, and, finally,
squinted his souls windows at the judge.
He braced up and stepped toward the
prisoner and told the fellow to drop the
feline, when accused raised the animal and
the animal raised its back hair playfally,
Thsrenpon Texas began to. grow pale.
the Judge 'smothering smile. told the
vagrant that he would pay bis fine if he
would only vsmose the rancho.
MOI, Nobody stopped II. .e;, ragged tramp 40 he
geront pet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
SHERIFFS SALES,
Alexander Henri Dufilho W. 6. Bonn
carfere.

Alexander Henri Dufilho ~. 6. Bonnie.
carfere.
E0URTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans, No. "A lll.-By virtue of a writ of
selzHre and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between. Cana! and
CustomhOuse streets, in the Second District OF
this city, on MONDAY, May 90, 1876, at twelve
wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, in the square comprised
between Claiborne, Common, Roberts son and Gas.
quet or Jackson streets de- sgpated b. the mum Der
twenty OF the square number eighteen said lot Of
grOund forms the aOl nar OF Common and Claiborne
streets and measures one hun lred and eleven feet
nine ihcheA three lines front on Common street
for five rect two lines front on Claiborne street
by depth OF one hundred and ten feet on the line
which separate it from the lot number nineteen
AM TWENTY-FIVE feet one inch in width in the rear
sL American measure. Together with al the
buildings and Improvements thereon, rights, ways
u privileges thereto belonging in anywise ap.
pertsiniug. Being the came property which the
defendant herein acquired by purchase from AlejO
alias Alx Carratero, act pa sed the seventh
of March, 1868. before Amedee Ducatel. . notary.
public in thisscitv
Seized in the above suit.
'Terms-Cash on the spot
an27 Civil ~ Tho por;n& a,,Is,,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES,

New Orleans Canal and Banking Com.
pAny. New Orleans. April ~, l876.-Propossls will
Dc ieceived at the bank for the purchase or lease
New canal and terminus Of the New Orleans City
Railroad to the Lake.
sp27 I'm CHI. JUMONVILLE Cashier.
~ Omce OF the Louisiana Jockey Club.
Mow orleans, April Is lS76.-The stockholders Of
this association are hereby notified that an election
for twenty-one directors, to serve for the ensuing
gear will be held at the off Of said alton
10. Is OarOndelet greet, on MONDAY. NAV 8. 1876.
between tbs hours Of II A. N. sndS P. III,
ap26 lot JOSEPH p. HORROR Secretarv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27


We would hot presume to announce Mr..
Joseph A. Walker as . champion Of wo-
mans rights, but he is certainly determined
to contribute his full share toward the
rational amusement and entertainment Of
the fair sex, and in this he has struck .
key note which will surely extend his pop
ularity with all Of his fellow -citizens. Not
satisfied with making the opening of his
magnificent saloon, the Crescent Hall, .
brilliant. reception, at which the most noble
and elegant ladies of our city were to be
seen admir,ng the matchless appointments
of the place and enjoying the sum7tuous
lunch prepared for his guests, and setting
apart Msrdi Graz, our grand holiday. for
the reception Of ladies, he now comes for
ward with an entertainment specially de-
signed for the pleasure of the fair sex of
New Orleans. He has succeeded in array
ing against each other three Of the most
celebrated billiard players of New Orleans;
gentlemen whose skill with the cue has
made them national reputation, and has
arranged that their ;games shall be
given at a.time and place which will enable
all ladies whose admiration for this noble
pastime or whose curiosity in relation to it
would lead them to desire to see match
between experts. To crafty that wish, he
has secured the Varieties Theatre for
Thursday evening, May 4, when two games
will be played, commencing, Ut seven
o'clock. The billiard tables, the finest
made in America, and taken from his own
hall, will be placed in the parquette, giving
all who attend an opportunity to witness
the playing. The fret game will be between
Messrs Abrams and Msggioli, for the three
ball championship OF Louisiana. The three
ball game has grown greatly in favor
during the past few. years, and the TWO gen.
tlemen named as contestants have well
earned wide reputation with both anna
tours and professionals.
The second game will be q contest for the
four ball championship of Louisiana be-
tween Messrs. Maggioli and Miller. Tho
of these two knights of tho
cue have filed column after column in our
Journals, and the ladies would be less than
human did they not feel some curiosity to
see the dexterity with which these experts
run mp their counts. In order to avoid
crush at this grand tournament Mr.. Walker
has determined to keep the box office OF
the theatre open during the usual hours on
the third and fourth of May, go that seats
may be secured in advance. We have no
doubt this will prove one Of the most popu-
lar entertainments ever given in New Or
leans, and that the patronage will be such
that its repetition will become almost an
absolute demand from the public, whose
reasonable behests Mr.. Walker is always
ready to obey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
ASSIGNEgS' SALE OF Tux GBOh GETTE SUGAR
PLANTATION, IN POiATA COUPxR PARISH,
LOUISIANA. y,
Ell ORDER OF MRSSRS. G. T. DU0AZON AND Z.
d. LIB BRETON, AnBI0NHkJ..
IN TOR MATTER OF ANTOINE GTlAUD, INDI.
vIDUALLY AND Asa MKMBBR OF TIKI FIRM
OF BLANChlN 0lRAUD, BANKRUPT.
District Couxt Of the Uni ed States Of America
for the District Of L0uisiana-No. 1873.

AOuAolnh00WO
ny G. 4. GIRARDEY. AgcToks!s-
p Onhce No. 81 Canp stseet-TuURDAY: Nay
49, 1876, at twelve O'Clock T., at the st. Charles
Auction Exebanae in the rotunda Of the st. Char %
Hotel, in this city, viii be sold 1t public
the HON. Woods. q tho Circuit s cons
the Tsitsd states Dities CONT fr the .listrsst Of
IN the above entitled matter. the following de.
1R tH SUGAR PLANTATION. known a. tn. aeor.
l. a oertaiu tract Of land. together with AL
the buildings and lmrrovem nts thereon, STU
the Raccourci lagoon or bAyou, measuring arr ents
srDenss ami oontai5iss about go more Or
& on
on the ether side by lands former y belonging to
s.ssss at. saS the e Ssa NOR
tending In front Of said land. i.
2. Another trait Of lsud, toeether Vith
the appurvenances thereof together, alsD, with
al the rghts to the bassure extending in front Of
the same: The said t'a:t Of land bsaag a,se sito;
RaccOurcto lagoon or bayou. measuring 81 pents
front ON the said tayou or lagoon, tw. Of high
.hfes srpents measure 80 arpen, emit, 70 depth sGd
depth Which said trAst OF land contains about
200 superficial Arpepts, and is bounded on the
4 j. ana en- the lower Ene BY lands belonging
formerly to the success sion Of Martin Toufnoir
The undivided half of the above described two
tracts Of land, composing ~ Aforesaid = sugar
plantation, were acquir ID bv the said Blanchin &
Grand by purchase from p. PacqueE, hy cot b
fore Joseph Cuviilier, Notary, on the eleventh u
May, 1869.
Tsrms and Copditons-One haN cash on the
spot the balance az Gne ye ats credit. with eight
per cent interest per annum from date Of adjuhl.
catiop the purchaser to furnish his note, secured
by vendors privilege aud special mortgage on the
property sold; and IN case Of suit to enforce pay
ment Of the Tote, to Fay Ave per cent q. tOInsys'
fees. :. . ,
Act of sale at the expense Of purchaser. before
NJ T: Ducros. ESQ.,, notary public. :.
ap27 my613l8
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to Mn. Adams % the fourteensh My, 1874,
by . legad sale, for 4l825, before A. & Beck,
notary publie. This was Investigated and
tho folloylng elicited:' Mrs. Aaams had
brought ia 4f. w. H. Seymour, notary
public. . female representing herself o
lrs. r. Rilaa i4rR Phil Videu), ana want
! cd IN a0e Of sale, made out. Tho MRS.
BtlaO nade, however. 80 many Contra0o.
| tory statemeats, that Mr.. Seymour declined
/ to have anything to do with the csso.
Ten days later tho parties appeared ~
| fore 4. s. Beck, notary publie, when the
| act OF sale, IN the Office of !. King Cutler,
veaeigned BY the Mrs. Bilac.
beforo the late Recorder McAseh!F, and
when the grand jury, few weeks ego,
found 4 true blll, prescription Vas claimed
and tho case dismissed. ....i
Mrs. Vidou, however, sued for el642 rent
due, In the Fourth District Court, and won
the case BY default on the tweAN-sixth Of
She had sued Mrs. Adams before Justice
Holmes for possession, ana then Il was
when Mrs. Adams swOre that there was NO
rent dine, but that she. was the ownsr of the
property.
At the trial yesterday the acting Attor.
ney General. George H. Brsughn, ELECTED
the following facta: -.
A. 9. Beck swofe that Mrs. Vidou, now in
court, was not the lady presented TO him
May l. 1874, assigned ~ Mrs. Bilac. Mr..
X King Cutler swOre to the same fact, also
w. II. Seymour.
The defence brought up three col0red
men, one Of whom refused first to take the
oath.
They swore that in April or May, 1874,
they went with the accused to the house of
Mrs. vidou, asd Jaw her plank down $1,000
in gold for the property.
Judge Braughn quietly had the fnen de-
tanned in court, and charge Of perjury
preferred against them.
The very act Of eale offered by the de.
Tense showed that in 1869 the property had
been bought, while these Witnesses wanted
to prove . sale in 1874.
The jury brought in . verdict of guilty
after an absence Of hardly ten minutes.
The three Witnesses for defense were re-
mapded to the Parish Prison, and it is
hoped that now they will show who put
them up to testify.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April &c, 1876


mo. 3i79-Administration Series.l
Be it ordained, That in accordance with
the provisions of act No. 16, approved Feb
ruary "a, 1876, Thomas s. Hardee, City Sur
veyOr. be and he is hereby authorized and
iustructed.t0 make thorough examination
of the condition and value Of all the dredge-
boats, machinery, tools and appurtenances
belonging to the Mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal Company, or transferee
and used for the excavations of canals or
building protection levees, making q report
to the committee OF the whole, together
possession of his office, concerning damages
claimed by the said Mississippi and Next
can Gulf Ship Canal Company, or transferee
thereof.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, April %, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary. r., -
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By Macon, Ellison & Co.
SALE OF TIE REvENUES OF TER rUDEzc
MARKkTS.

i 800. DRPARrMRyr 67 CoMMuRea,
New Orleans, april "a. ls56
RY MACON, ELLfaON D CO-ALD8ET
- Paul, AuCtioneeF-Wlll be sc sold 1T bCblio
suction, in the Council Chamber, City HA. %
FkDAY April %, 1896 1T 10 AN. the eftAo
following markets for the month Of May 1szs. yiz-
/: FkUlT AND VEGETABLE MARKkES.
.. FRENCH NEAT MARKET.
3 POYD8AS AND PILIR MARKETS
4. TREMR MARKET. 4
8. WASHING TON AND PORT MARKETS
g.. st. BERNARD MARK0T.
Z. LIB BRETON MARKET.
8. ST. MARY MARKET
g. MAGAZINE MARKET.
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET.
IL. JEFFERSON CITY MARKET,
r. SORAPURU MARKET.
13 NINTH STREET MARKET.
, H. ALGIERS MARKET.
The markers will be sold separat3lSS
Terms and C0pditi0ns-Oash a tn, ara :.
United States currency.
bids j. o. LAMyiav
spS2 % % 2738 Administrator Of COz1ssn
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MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. April 26, 1876.

MATORALTY OF NKW ORLEANS
City Hall. April 26, 1876. )
No. 3477-Aaministratio Seriesl
Resolved, That the Administrator of I'm
provements be and is hereby instructed to
remove or cause to be removed the fences
0bstructing South Market and North Mar
kat streets, and the neutral grounds along
the line Of Front and Water streets; also,
to repair st. Joseph and North Market
streets, from Front street to Water street,
and to repair Water street from ST Joeseph
to Calliope streets 80 as to permit free and
open communication by vehicles and pedes-
TRANS.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, April 26. 1876.
;, CHARLES j. LEEDS. Mayor.
]. II. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27

SMALL FRE.-A fire broke out about half
past nine O'clock YESTERDAY morning on the
tached to No. 25S Claiborne street, owned
by Mr.. w. F. Goldthwaite and occupied by
Mr.. e. Little. The fire, which was caused
by . defective fue, was extinguished with
damage to the roof of about 5000. The
building is insured in the New Orleans In.
surance Company for $500. The alarm
was turned in from box No. 236, corner of
BAYOU road and Claiborne street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
MAYORALTY OF new ORLEANS, 1
(yitu unl1 Anrsl nc 1QeE

mo. 3i75-Adminlstration Series.1
Rcsolrcd, That the proposition of J. B.
Alexander, receiver of the New Orleans,
Chicago and St. Louis railroad, to construct
an iron bridge over the New canal, at Mag.
nOlis street, according to plans and specl-
fications approved by the City Surveyor, be
and the same is accepted, and the Mayor ia
hereby Instructed to enter into notarial
agreement accordingly.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, April 26, 1876
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
Vincent & Co. W. Arnold Da.zarsr.

0IxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. saSo.-By virtue Of writ Of
ieri facias t. me directed By ahs bonprabe the
the shove entitled canse Vii psoosef = ssli At
D D'.1sD . S1s'on 'a MoaDAI NAY !s7s i
- and Is Orleans streef between Io1al and Bour.
bon streets. IN the second Diserict az tAn ~.
tn. r,, 5cIl"s ;ng described properly. q Wit
per inventory, which msy DO seen in my oflca
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
EU0ENK WAG0AMAN.
apl9 q p 20 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of arleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
ge'e @ttsat.s xtpablita,l.
~>>>~~>>~r~>~~.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE vGlTED.sTAfEs
oFFiclkl- JOURNAL OF NEW. ORLEANS
.AUCrS0N SALES Pins DAY.

n PLAC.Dx J. arRAR AND G. 3. GIaARDEY, at
IL o'clock. 1t The Merchants and AuctioneeEs'
!. Exehanoa, the bsok baildine corner ef Canal
srreet and Exchange place; stsEeD Nos. an69
Exchange place; premisss Hea 23s s1a ~ Bs-
Eonne street; the Tsxsda SANITATION in Rapides
parish; . sugar Plantation In Tesrebonne;
stocAa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-srORES NOS -, 50 ANo 81. ON
81. Louis street. and no. ITO ON Royal street,
all on ground floor Of St. Louis Hotel (Stste Houee
FOR perttcnlars and terms apply to STATE Auditor,
corner Of Charities and st. Louis streets
Whl9 Dot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHAsE.-A SET or
wv meeting room furniture, including of1cers'
desks, etc. Also a secondhand billiard table.
Address glsss box No. POPS stating price, sud where
the same can be seen. felS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27

a. II. DRAU6RN.
ATTORNEY AND COUuB1xOR A. rxz
Me- IL Coumero1nl Plaan-
k1eoooes IN III the DAto end Ysdsena os
wM Aeaee6eEth Givs NJ pessonal as>a.eo~
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GIRARDEY, Au0rIo4KRl

DY G. =. GIRARDsY, AuUrIO1K1R-
p once No. 81 Camp .treet-rHURsDAY. Nay
-, 1876, Ut twelve o'clock NJ. ct the st. CHARLES
Auction 8xchahee. in the Iotunds Of the st. CHARLES
Hotel In this city, win be sold 1t public aact3on,
BY and h pursuanc06f IN order from the Hen. n
G. oinss, Judge Of tn United states District Ooult
fADerica for tho dist8ict Of Louisiana citing in
bankruptcy. ard dateA the eighteenth Of April.
lSW, end rendered IN the shove entttled matter,
sns isSxC CEs Ss.s', 1es! p.Sgessy e
the. Third Dist.c. Of this oity, sadin tbs square
bounded BY st. Bernard, A1toiEe, Genius and
Liberal streets. AetigaAto1 b. the Nos. l. to in
eiusivelys acquired a. per act passed bsforp y.
nr0uet notary puolic, On the = day Il -, 1Q49
Lots Nos. l to inclusivey trout ,each ON st. Bsr.
Eald street; lot No. fronts Genius street. Lot
No. t0rms the corns of 1T. BeIna:d ana Genius
reefs. For diDensions see plan ON exhibitions. ct
2. ONE SHxRB Of the capital stock 81 the New
Orleans Preps2sssur, pewspaper, On which els
; ALL Tas. Bills REcE1vARLs Axp Iupa.
MkNTS inve ntoried In which the sid bankrupt
has an inter est. colaing to descriptive sched
ale. which can be seen Ut che auc'ivneeTs 0l6ce
and which wiz b exhibited. To tho public 1t the
p ACE ~ d Iime OF ssle.
Terms-Cash on the spot. - -
Act of sale for the zeal es' ate before NJ, 7.
Dacros. EsQ... notary public 1t the expense Of
the purchasers ap27 mv6 - Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27

CUsHITE BAPrIsMAf.. CE1ENoNY.-Last
week members of Pelican Lodge No. l.,
Order KnightA of Cush, performed baptis-
NAL Ceremonies In its hall, No. "A Caronde-
let street, that il, christening number Of
essdinas were w Witnessed and enjoyed BY
many guests who attended purposefy to
participate In tho festivities. Previous to
the bsptispal ceremonies Mr.. +. X. Hyde,
G. e. r. s., delivered fervent speech,
full of Information, ON behalf of the order,
and then presented Mrs. Barney Clark,
widow Of Sir knight Barney CLARK. . costly
degree collar for her acknowledged services
% Daughter of Oush. The ceremonies
finished, refreshments were bountifally
served, and all who participated lsft the
hall bearing with them fond .recollections
of the useful lessons they had learned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27

AT CARRoLLToN GARDEN.-The lannon's
German Band will give two more enter
tainments before they leave, 1t Carrollton
Garden tonight and Saturday hight. They
will offer an entire change OF programme at
each entertainment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
CITY ORDINANCES-OFFICIAL.

CITY ORDINANCES-OFFICAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
MAY09AArY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, April Is, 1876. :
No. 3476-Administration Series
Resolved, That the Administrator Of I'M
prOvements be and he is hereby authorized
to advertize for SEALED proposals for SOC, 600
prOvement.
Adopted. by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, April 25, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
Decide
To-day.

For poverty or wealth, Decide
For poverty or wealth, To-day.
For poverty or wealth,
For poverty or wealth.
Second golden drawing,
Second golden drawing,
Only two days off.
Only two days of,
Buy your Only two day is Off,
Ticket. Only two days of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27

Chances Lost,
Chances Lost,
Chances lost, Never return;
Never return,
Never return,
Don't miss the
,ys. Don't niss tho
Don't miss tho
Golden drawing,
Golden drawing,
Golden drawing,
Opers House, Saturday next.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-27
STEAMSHIPS.

The Steamships of the Ncrth
$ German Lloyd will run as follows:
1900. From Bremen. From New orleana
sTR2sssTiG ssreh Ass" s Mss "
FRANKFURT.... March IS. About April q8.
Further days Of epartu1s WIN be- ADVERTISED
The steSmers touch outward at Havre and Ha.
vana, and on their home trip at Havana and south.
PRICES OF PASSAGE. :,
From Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON or HAVE to Hav ana OF
New Orleans:
SIgs Eo!d
From New Orleans or Havana to soatsa@JE{o oss
LONDON, Havre or Bremen:
GOO
From New Orleans to Havana Havana " s'''
Uao1n.. - gold
Passage tickets from Bremen southampton IT. 6O o1
Hayre to Rev Orleans issued by the undersigned.
The company reserves the right to change OF
For furtSer particular. .pply 70
An, =! ko'F. srockME1kh [. CT e ha AGENTS:
KEY WEST.
United seates Mail Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, W1LMN0TOK,'
AAR6ARHT, EMILIA.
ASA The New Orleans, R1orida
and Havana Stesmship Line
&ka6 will dispatch one Of the ssove trst
class steamers from New O1eans 70
Every Week,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Kew West, and con.
Meeting With steamers for Tampa
Through bills Of lading issued to all points in
Florida including Tampa. and to New York, Charles
ton and Savannah.
Splendid passenger accommodations, and through
tickets given to above points
No freight received without permit from tbs
Office.
For freight OF passage apply to
L <. ROBERTS. Agent,
lA1 No. 12O Common street