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uu ig; issk GOTHAM gossip. 7 A GHOST STOKT VOUCHSID FOB BBAB MIK SATTAY HAS APPEARED IN PHILADELPHIA E1NCB XAWYEIt JUDGB 6CATTEKM BIS ASHES ANOTHER BAFIO TRANSIT SCHIMK -KXTBESS TBAIX8 ON A VIADUCT LARGEST AMD MOST COMFLKTB AUCTION MART IK THE 'WORLD SAVE TUX OLD TIN CANS BE V. DR. BOLLES AS A COL LECTOR OF EJJGRAV1KGS WAITLNO DIPLOMATS LADIES IX A CLUBHOUSETHE PHONOGRAPH AS A PLAT READER. V- Special Correspondence of the Pioaynns.J New York.

Not; 11. 1888. Henry B. Foulke, president of tb Philadelphia brancb of the Ttaeoeoph ioal Society. is paying a visit to his Wlow-tbeosophists in this city.

AecorduiK to bis account 8. Govmda Hindoo Buddhist who woently Brooklyn, was hU guest iiiPhiladelphia about a month ego, and at bis bouse llnr.tm Kddv. a mwimm. Jddy save a seeanee and materialized three Hindoos whom Sattay had known in India and who died before he came to America. Sattay bad eT skeptio regarding spiritualism, but tba appearance ot theee eld acquaintances in Indian robes and turbans converted him.

especially as one of them solemnly warned hint in Hinaoostanoe that he was to die in a fortnight. Ofoonrsenone OZ VUI American mtuiiuw understood what the' spook said. Yhen tbe sceance was over Sattay declared that if his spirit was eiven the power no -would reappear to his friends after he died. Then he returned, to Brooklyn and at the end of sixteen days was a corpse, which was all right if they reckon eight days to a week in India. The real hair-lifting episode of Mr.

Fonlke'a story is yet to come. One evening last week Eddy gave another seance at nis house and materialized Sattay. The Hindoo was all tbere, even to the minutest deiaiU of dress, and in Spite OI Ut XaCb tU JCI miaul Q. Jndge. president of the Aryau Theo-aophioal Society of Brooklyn, had strewn his asbes on the Bnrface of the noble Hudson to be borne by tidal currents to far-off India.

Foutke asked Sattay wby he chose the Quaker city for his reappearance and received the reply that he wtsbedto give testimony to the truth of theosophy in a country where it was not generally accepted. The ghost then indulged insomo private ccmmumeations, and vanished with the prediction that tbere would be a great spread ot Buddhism in the near future. Mr. Foulke is a well known and popular man in Philadelphia, wbere he makes living by dealing in real estate, whieh i more material than materialized. As hts veracity is held to be unimpeachable by the tbeosophists here, we have no choice bat to believe tnat ire toougnt ha saw the ghost of SaUay.

or imagined it. or dreamed it At the same time. tboee of us who are not sufficiently learned ua lueusupuiviu iuj wo yui-zuitied the impression that the wish was father to tne thought. If this sort of thing is to go on some moans will have to be devised for more complete cremation at Fresh Pond, else a succession of gassy ghosts will float from the summit of the tall chimney tbere End slowly settle earthward as they regain the density necessary to. materiaiiza- Lawyer Jndge, who dexterously dispersed tb.easuea remains of Sattay, as requested by the latter before death, has gone abroad to drink a Ujtle deeper in tha Pierian spring- of The-osopny.

If nothing were necessary bat the have had ranid transit some time since. It has now a People's Hap id Transit Company with a aoheme ia-vclvmg an outlay ot $90,000,000. The Oheme provides tor a double track railroad from the Battery to Tarry town, running on a viaduct as far as the Harlem river and thence on the surface. The viaduct is to be ot two stories in brick arches, with steel bridges over the streets crossed. The first story ninst be 60 leet Above the street level and 50 feet wiac.

a no iccuuu story, uitvt uixucr 4 tnn ample room for two express tracks side by Side, while the lower one can have au Accommodation track on either edge for local traffic Forty minntes is the time allowed for express trains between the Battery and Tarry town. The way trains may be ran as rapidly as similar trains en tbe Hudson Hirer Kail road. Aboat every half-mile tnere will be a station with elevators galore. The space under the double-decked viaduct can be utilized by the erection of handsome structures auited to the nses of which the adjacent property is capable, and the rental of these ought to reduce tbe operation and maintenance of the road to a minimum. The viadnct is to run through the blocks instead ot along streets and avenues.

At Leonard street it will branch oil' and mass a loop arouna me Battery toacn-lag the North and East rivers. The cost of right of way lor the line would not perhaps greatly exceed $30,000,000, in. eluding While the engineers are working up this offensive steam railroad on paper it would be a capital idea for somebody to solve the rapid transit problem as it can only be soivea by putting an electric railway underground. The largest and most complete auction start in the world has been built in East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. The building Is CO feet wide, 208 feet deep and six stories high.

It cott SIO.OOO. On the ppper floors there is room for 1000 carriages, and below tbere are 250 stalls, beside 23 box stalls in tbe basement. Van Tassel Kearney, who business at tbe new land to-morrow, have received con grain latory telegrams from all parts of the country. Anew American industry has been set motion at the Columbia rolling im ofsoy visy, wuere tney are making taggers' iion from discarded tla cans and otner watte sheet metal. The refuse" is hrst put in an even heated, to a temperature of 1000, which melts oil the tin and lead.

It is then passed successively under rubber coated and chilled iron rollers, and annealing and trimming prepare it tor tbe market. to publish wide the baana Ot usuiulaeas and old tin cans. -eTTDr- Bolle Vtotbt Of the auutu universalis cnurch, has devoted the leisure ot fourteen years to tbe collection and arrangement of 20,000 en-gtatiugs appropriate to tbe illustration ot Thorn buty's "Old and New London." The engravings are mounted ou cardboard pages a foot square, divided into chapters like the book, numbered to correspond with the pages to whieh they apply and kept boxes. Among the New Yorkers likely to enter the diplomatic service under Harrison are William Waldorf As tor. Colonel Schuyler Crosby and Nieoolas Fish.

Tbe new house ot the New York Club was thrown open to guests Saturday, afternoon and evening and its sacred precincts were invaded for tbe first lime by women. Each member had funr tickets for nis fanitiy and friends and every door wan wide ajar. Manager A. 31. rainier has been Invited to Aieiilo Park to hear two acts of ''Captain Swift," a play running at the London Hayinarket, read by au Edison phonograph just from oter sea.

VlPKTTg. XtieaHnc NeUee etnes a roartnr, bnzzing XAttsm ot siuell or hearlait also rn-niL rn. pantler, ia a peculiarly SuwesaXul VeuiJJaf tor Una disease, watea uoures by the biood. It you safier trom USnJm Hood's asrsapaUia, the peculiar meoKins. Buekingham's Dye lor tbe Whiskers la in one preparation, aud never tails to color il beara a beautuol brown or blaeaex anatarLi saade.

Chsng-e of Addesa, TTHEN OaXtXRINO A CHAJfGX OP AD DEE8S THE TO A XEWS-PAPEE SHOCLD CITE THS OLD AS WELL A3 THE 2CEW ADDRES3. THE PROPIK roRM is: CHANGE ADDRESS OP.MT (DA1LT OR Ti'EEKXT) PICATUNB FROM O. p. Os THE COUSTS. United StatM Circuit Coarft.

Judxes Pardee aud BIUmk" eooourrlnr yesterday appointed Robert Nash Oirden a master in chancery of the circuit court ot the United 8tatea lor the Eastern dlsxlot ot lfiilatni -1 Civil. Dlstrlet Court. BCCCXSSIOSS. The raeeenslons of Henrv Fallham. Hrs.

Louise Allemaod, widow of Paul itoslunol des luuea de foiacy, and hamuel B. James were opened yesterday. IMANCIPATIOK. WUhemenla wife of Ferdinand emits, has asked to be emancipated. hxw scrrs.

Geo. Bebaefer vs. arie Steam Fire Company No. T. Suit tor S1000 damaxes and Siso expenses lor being expelled from the company.

HypoUte Ksuvesin vs. Wm. fiebaell vs. Mrs. Widow F.

JBroiisse, Suit or S459 30. A. LeBiane vs. John J. Clarae.

fcuU for S239 Si. Mrs. JT. E. Bcsreey vs.

Mollis Johnson. Bait for $3o0 lor rest of a nouse in Baton Bonce. Charles Feahney Vs. Charlsa Saaers. But for S123 63, and prayer lor attachment' WILL, The will of Bamnel 8.

James provides that bis estate be divided between his heirs as it there had bt-en so will. He directs that E. W. Burton shall inherit tiooo and his watott and cnain, and appoints Peter James and Thomas G. James, nis brothers, and A.

W. Law son, nis nephew, his The will was made last March. THB PUBLIC ADillNlSTRATOIWHIP. On motion of Uua. A.

Breaux and Frank T. Chretien, connsei for J. B. Vlnet, puoiie administrator, and on succesUna- to the court that on Oct. 1883, the folio win order was rendered "it Is ordered that tne branch depository, of tbe Htate National Bauk dO not par anv money deposited to tbe credit of J.

B. Vlnet. pablio administrator, unless bis check be accompanied by an order rem one ot tbe Judges of- this oonrt, autnortzip such payment, until farther ordr from this court," is la ordered by tae conrs that this order be rescinded and set aside. Criminal District Conn. Bection A Jndge R- H.

Marr presiding. ACQUITTED. Barelary and larceny Willie Johnson alias Besseek. COHVICTXD. Grand larceny Paul Balthazar.

COSV1CTXD AJI SKJITISNCED. Assault James Coleman, SO days in the parish prison. coMTuroaD. Blitamy George W. Brown.

Assault and battery Babe Hunter. HOLLE R08KQUIKD. Keeelvlng stolen propertv Sidney MeGee. Violsung the tiunday law George Zerr. PLEADED MOT OOH.IT.

Assault and battery Jack Thomas, Bteva Timlin. Assault with a daniterous weapon Joseph Monaghan, James Conden. IHrOEUATIOKB. Peity larceny George WiUiams, John Carroll alias Jut. James Carroll alias Beeehem, James Patterson.

Assault with a-danerou weapon With intent to kill John Fletcher, Louis Aloore alias Scrap and Willie SnUtran. Burirlary on a vessel and petty larceny Joseph Rose. Assault and battery Willie Williams alias Crawford. James Grady. Frank Soheeffer.

Alonso Banks, John Bmlth, Weston Waters. PLXADKD eCTLTY AKI BBSTK5CKD. Petty larceny Harriet Festberstone, 8 data In the parish prison. Alice Da en port, fine. PIJtADED GD1LTT.

Carrying concealed weapons I I. Johnson. Petty larceny Joseph Rose, James Pat-terson. John Carroll alias at. smss Carroll alias Beeeheiu, Geerae Williams.

Assault Josepb iSowty, William Dreox, WlUle WiUiams aUas Crawford, Jan. Grady, Frank Sohaeutr, Alonso Banks. John Bmitn, Weston Waters, John Fletcher, Lewis Moore alias Scrap, WU1 tsuUlran. George FoaUs. nm Bsesrdsrt Oaw'r.

4- "yTReeorosr'XV5. B. Murphy presidlav.r Msry Rollins, for vscrancyt Ansrast Loaded and Mary Redmond, tor being drunk and disturbing the peace, and Charles Lewis, for pilfering iron, were fined $26 or so days -r Louisa Wilson, for stabbing and wounding Loa Bofters, wss placed finder SSOO bonds. Aathoay Murray, 1 nomas Menton. William Murphy, John Green snd Tnooias Byan, tor vagranoy, were nned tio or ao days each.

bolomon white, a juvenile vagrant, was sent to the boys' house of refuge. dward Bark, for cutting and wounding Hugh Huioulnsoo; Thomas David, lor entering la the iilrht time witn felonious intent FrneRE Lamprev, for assaulting and wouuding Ida Williams, and Ida Williams, tor assaulting and woundiug Maltha Lamprey, ere sent before the criminal court under tsoo bonds eacn. George Some, charged With assanltlna and wonndiuir Mr. Wires, and John Cartman, William Wilson, Joe Wires and Louis Grata, eharged with assaulting and wouuding Boole, were dteebariced. Artnnr K.

aaliivau, tor obtaining oods by false pretenses; Joe. Berner, tot aaulclBt K. K. Blake with a dangerous weapwn; Ida Williams, to assault and battery on JLrneBt Lamprey, and Lamprey and Martha Lamprsy, for assault and battery on Ida Williams, were sent before the orimiaal court under I2W bonds each. Second Recorder's Coart.

Clsrloe Bmlfh for assault and battery on Fstelle Joseph and Eugene Bersess for run-mnx over aud ellhily iojnrlDR H. J. Moo-ton, aged years, were placed under appearance bonds. Mike alia. 81 Perry fined 120 or so days for disturbing tbe peace.

Prosper Ban us, dairyman, eharged by Mrs. Contejean with false imprisonment! was placed under bonds. Bhe was chanced with disturbing the peace and was discharged yesterday. Albert and Zen on Fontanel, arrested tor petty larceny, were discharged. Annie Kechard was charted with beating Mary Marlines.

The parties were haed Si each for ncntinff. Drink Malto for tbe nerves, 1TAX. STATI3T1CB. Recorded at tbe 8oe at the board Of sealtb less Biirni Mrs. Oetsvs Lkfcaf r.

ft Mrs. Stanhope Jones, a boy. Nov. S. rs.

Louis F. Btuio pt, pitl, auk. S. Mrs. William H.Taylor, a boy, Sept.

JS, Mrs. Picro CoiuparetU, a boy, Oct. Mrs John Klinient, a bor. Oct. 11 Mrti Angnst Ritter, a boy, Oct.

tu MAaaiAoaa. George Gartner andMisafCoaansaHeoker. Cnaries Grienlnger aud Miss Agnes M. Little. Charles Fltzgeratd and Miss Cora LolOt John Weeley and- Mls Lltcy Brown.

wtulam ilamtiton and Miss Era D. Ball. WjlHam J. MoCIoskey and Miss Ella Mc-Gtian. KieUsrd Bennett and Mrs, Matilda White.

BATHS. Aotolne Laalngo, i month, Jackson and Annunciation. William Dnrohroann, 4 months GfaVier. Jobn O. Mlzii.ao years, Miro andPalmyrA Armsnd Latour, months, 283 ti.

Ann. Canaille Avrih treui8 aod Bt Peter. Ophella Weaver, daas, Maxanl and BDOl- 87 rvlWBljlnr 18 Te 670 Jref. iniion? iore, IS years, sio Wash- noUUott years. Jackson a Josephine.

Manderlllo. Jobn C. MeCbesney, 48 years. IlnltAl Btstes marine hospital. wa, cm tea bI? Walnut.

Bie 27 Mobile. hthwiai monUi' Ail. daeoee ronrrs. 5 Casw of diphtheria are reported at in Lagarde's Elixir for Dyspepsia. i i rcBiasnLEns jiotick.

Anyone experiencing the least U5-enity in pUrcnaslng the Picayune from tne dots on tbe railroads will confer a favor on us by nromptly reporting the facta to this office, either verbally "or writing. The boys are liberally aun-piied. with Da per a. and are instructed by the several news companies wtuch emnioy them to show no favontism, bat in all cases to hand out copies of competing papers, and iet saake his selectitw, DUFFY'S PURE MALT-WHISKEY A SCIENTIFIC KEJIEDT, WOT A BEVERAGE. No disease grerm can POSSIBLY remain in the body if this Great Remedy is ca-refully and constantly used.

Prof. Wm. Cutter, State Cbwmlst of Connecticut, saye "I have analyzea rt great many samples of Whiskey, Wines, Ales, and was surprised to find upon analysis th Duffy's Malt Whiskey was absolutely pure, es 1 never found this to be the case In any other Whiskey I Had examined. These facts must commend it to general use And public favor." Be sure and secure tne sTenuine, and take no other. It Is For Sale Universally.

sal PrW BAILBOADJCHEDIJLES. aUJUISyiLLK. KXW OS.LEJIX8 TKXAS Catiaalaatvat TaUear Banread. Arnve. Iws.

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Snnrtar 8che4nle. mMl an i NEW ORI.SAKS AKD GULJf IlAILItOAD Dailr Excsvt Sunday i Dally Except ftanUv. v.vv run- le.SOam- 6:0 im. tjOpm. BbeU Beaon 8:30 anw "nnflsysOnly I Bcnrtav tOuly loan am.

8:10 1 S.0O auv. KABT TENNESSEE, TIRGIJtIA AXO GEORGIA K. K. (Kanneaaw Koute via Calera.) No. am I Ko, 3 Lim.

Sx.S.-Oopm Daily Weatner Bulletin. Was DsraaTMBuv. signal Semes. TJ. a.

flew Orleans. Nov. 15, 1888, p-m. looal tiais. Tsta tneridun aretaaeaas she same taejpentef tln ai all S3 1 I I si cenrashra.

I Weather :1 30.01 64 8 CleAf. Peasasola 80.04 64 30.08 8 vt 80.03 62 3 .04 Clear SO.OB 68 8 Clear, New 30. os 04 NW Clear. so.os 68 a Fort Smith 80.06 68 Cloudy. Little so.06 so Cloudy.

Galveston SO. 10 64 3 Cloudy. Corpus Ctirtstl. 30.10 66 80.06 Vi NT 90.00 Sfi .02 Clondf MempDis so. 04 8 .02 Cloudy.

29.t9 ec Louisville 39.92 60 Kaln. Palsstlne. 80.08 USE clear. Kio Grande 80.12 70 Fair. Ban 90.08 64 4 Fort so.ot) omuay.

Fort so.ot ca 8 Clear. THE IlITEIi. FhUAt. Kov. 18.

1689. eiGKAt, Ok KICK. Thorsday, Nov. 16. 1S88.

Btuga of water la the rivers with changes in the tweaty-lar hours ewliug a. in. Aw asncavi bmn Lew water, kiae. rail. La.

set aaa 1 8.1 Ea.o Cincinnati 0.0 Lovisvuie. .......11.3 0.O o.o 18.0 li 8.3 00 Lsuross S.d u.o s.O O.O DaTeaoora 2.4 O.O Keokuk v.7 0.0' Kansas City S.4 e.t fet.Loui k.ii 0.7 1.3 2.0 Uelsna 3. a er o.O LltUe S.O 0.0 ViCKSsnrc. 0.2 4.3 0.M Alouroe y.6 l.O Alexandria. 1 OA Ksw 6.

it O.S 9.S 0.0 s.O o.O 0.8 0.0 0.5 0.0 o.o 2S.0 40.0 SS.0 44.0 le.O 16.0 iiT.O S2.6 4 O.O D4-0 Sf.H Itf.O 2S.0 0.O 8.0 9S.0 20-0 ao.o O.0 0.4 0.0 0.J 0.1 o.a 0.0 0.0 U.0 O.O ua o.i o.e 0.0 o.o O.O O.O O.O 0.3 0.0 O.o DEPABTUltES t8TEED AY. Belle of the Coast. Teeoe.T. P. Leathers.

DSPABTttlUCS THIS DAT. res savsrMseiftsats.i The Ports Alvln, ItonuB.ll a.m. The Porte Maud M. Fish, Canton, ll a. m.

LafourChe Llfourobe. Charlst, li m. Point Bonmas Fanehon, Voerhpes, 1) m. Bstcu Sara Oliver p.tn Msinpnls Grand Bepubllc, Taorwegan, 6 p. m.

JACK9TAPP8. VTeatbar clear and pleasant. Business moderate. Tbe T. P.

Leathers bad an elegant trip but last evening. The People's Lower Coast Line etesmer Mand M. Fiso, O. Canton, master O. Lester clerk, leaves as 11 a.

m. to-day for tbe Forts and all way landings. The Coast and Lafoaf ebe Line steamer Lafourche, P. A. Chariet, master, Edward Moollc clerk, leaves at 13 m.

to-day tor Donaldson ville, taking freight for bayou Laouroue with the privilege ot resnipning oa fiatboals. Tbe Coast aid Lafourche Line steamer Faacbon, T. K. Voorbees, master, J. W.

Tirouit, cieik, leaves at 13 m. to-day. for point Hoamus aud way landings ou tne upper enast. xue Oliver Beirne, Win. Campbell, master.

A. MeVey, clerk, leaves at 6 p. m. to-day for Bayou Sara auo way landings. The elegant steamer Oraed Republic Wm, B.

Tnorwegan, master, A If. Orissom, clerk, leaves iitpm. to-day for Memphis and all way landings. Tne lnos. Sherlock will leave o-morrew for Cincinnati.

Bhe is as tbe landing, Tbe Tecbe to-morrow will resume her place In tu bayou Tsche trade. Captain T. P. Leathers hopes to nave a bont to leave to-morrow for Victburg in plaoe of the Ketones. Tbe Xetebe was taken over the river yesterday Just Below tne point, and win have her repairs completed In time to leave next Saturday! The Hornet is telegraphed to arrive tomorrow aud leave next Mends for Washington.

TneBt. Louis and Mississippi Valley Transportation Company's steamer Henry Lourey passed MCmpnia Wednesday afternoon with a tow ot loaded barges. Tbe new steamer Paul Tulane, a description of which appeared In yesterday's Picayune, arrived at the wharf at 8 o'clock Wednesday night, having made the. trip from Louisville in four days and twenty-one hours. Including about sixteen hours lost In the tog, coaling, etc Bhe came dowu lisntj only made four landing Cairo.

Oreenvule, Delta and Bsyou Sara and though she bad aever made a trial trip, did not stop onee on account of her. engines. She made good time, bandied well, and her owners are delighted with her. The following officers werein charge: W-L. Cannon, master; Jno.

Cane, mate; Wm. Smith and a. B. cox, pilots b. and Hugh E.

curry, engineers, and Ike Matson, steward. Mrs. captain w. Cannon-and children and Mr. charue Tariton were passengers on the Tnlane.

The Xoiane wui enter the Plaansmlae and ast trade to-morrov with Captain no, Ltbaso la eauttaaatU fcbsbju. oir jxo c. at'enasvar. Tbe fuaeral of Mr. John C.

MeCbeimsy tooa place yesterday after conn lrom Butbtck'a undertaklnir parlors and was largely attended by friends ot tbe JoeluQinjc ineiobers of tae Army of Monnera Virrlula and Qaumao Lodre, P. and A. M. The services were Impressively performed by tbe and tbe remains were lata, to rest In tne tomb of tae Army ot Northern Virginia in Metairie cemetery. The paU-Dearers were Captains Chss.

P. Truslow, Lloyd T. Eel. Ueo. C.

Uamllton, W. T. BooreU, Xhos. B. tscreake and Mr.

J. 2. Fltt-uan. nurr. The gange marks on the Henderson bridge were completed in time for tuie rise.

Tne lrom aero of tbe Bvansviile rsueo sort at gero of low water under' the bridge is 103 reet. Tbe figures are on tbe right hand pier ot the channel spaa going down and oomlne up. Pittsburg Dispatch, isth Captain An rust Jntte, who took the Twilight down to East Liverpool WltU nine pieces tor the Diamond, returned yesterday. The Diamond will take a mixed tow ot 31 pieces, eoosiatlng of boats, barres and models, to New Orleans, ebe will reoeive a model barge am tees long and 85 fret wide, loaded with natis, whlou she will take to Louisville. The Diamond Is lu charge of Captain Oliver Donds and John keKte.

bhe will work on tne lower river all winter, and will not return to this port until next June. Tne Bteamooatmen's' Protective Association, a oaoe a-rvas organisation of the river-men, is now on tne decrease and the membership is steadily declining. Three years ago nearly every riveroaan in this port be- long, a to it, and it was one or tne oust and strongest associations ever formed by river-men. From tbe steamboat owner to the flecKband were all members. In 1883 tbere were 400 members enrolled In tbe order, but Internet among- the members has bsen on the decline since tben and now there are but 100 members In it.

Tbe organization was gotten up to preserve the sooial ataudiDg among tberivertneA and also to provide for tbe families of auy member who died. When the organization was at tbe heigh of success S00 was given to the family at the death of any member who was tn wood standing in the order. In four years S17.000 was paid oat lu this manner. Now upon the Oeath of a member eaoh fellow member has to contribute $3 to the deceased's family. Captain Kobineon, of the Tom Dodsworth, is the.

president of the association, which meets twice a month. The National Marine Association bas taken anew lease of lite and la now in a flourishing condition, and Its membership is growing. The association is now Acting up room In the McC'une bunding oa Water street. It is a social organisation and is composed of all rlvertnen who work on a steamer. Pittsburg post, nth: Mention bas been made before of tbe heavy shipments ot empty apple barrels down tbe river.

All tbe Ciuciuoail packets have taken great numbers qf barrels, for tbe past montn or so. to Marietta, Ohio, for Curtis Co. It is said that Messrs. Curtis Co. have a eontraot with a New Kngiund firm to furnish 40,000 barrels ot apples.

They are buying barteU from all tbe surrounarng towns and cities to UU tbe Immense eontraot, but will not be able to complete it tor some time yet, HAKJNK HCATCKI turvicB. Nov. 16. A brunch of the Hydrographlc onice, United States Navy, baa been established at the moms of tbe New Orleans Maritime Association. Ho.

7 Varieties Allev. where any information will be cheerfully furnished masters of vessels, tree ot CI.KARXD TKa fKUDlT. Brit Rteamship Sicily, Hafbord, for Liverpool via Norfllk. Jas Hawers Brit eteamsmp InTOntor. Jones, for Uveroool.

Lucas Moore tco Brit Stramshln Port William. Peno, fur HaTre, via Norfoic. Bilao Week ateanmnip Chalmetto, Adams, for Now York, Mouthern lacm co ARRIVKU 8teamshlp LUsie nennorson. MiHor. from Tampa, 12th mat to Glover tfc Odeudahl lstdlatrlct 18 Bteamehlp unscie, Staples, from BlnefleldS, to Southern Pacitie Co 1 st district 1 Steatninin LonisiAna.

eager, from New Tort loth lnsu to A MOulton Aco 2d district 8 Brit Scotland, Uorkery, from London Oct SO, to 14 Vanghan Aco Third sueee TecLe, Hnggsh, fm Piaqnemine. Whisper. Dudd. tin Donaidsoaville, Mabel Comeaux, Comoaux, fm Armani Plantation. Thos Cincinnati.

Paul Talaue, Cannon, fm Louisville SCO Ssrgo. e. Amite Basin. Btille the Coat-t. Aiken, fm Bavou Uonia.

a lies Le Ulaac, Le Blanc, ita Bonaldsoa villa. JtXrOJtTH. LIVKBrOOL VIA NOKFOLat, VABteai. shin Sicily 8760 bales ootton 20,038 64-68 bushels corn In bulk LIVERPOOL ttteamsnip Inventor 4873 baieaeotvoe 30,130 1U-6U naiielaoera la balk tUdO sks copper matte 2070" pigs lead HAVKK VIA WORFOLiL, a. Steamship Port iiliams 644a balaseottoa StiOskecow tvti i oO pfls staves NEW YORii tfteainshln Cnalmette 1793 bales eotton 7om slaves 1661 bales m.i lt7a vnr- can gooas 716 oai4 wool 175 bxs rsJHlns 160I oar ooppr a814 sks copper ore iiooo bbla molasses 513 pkgssaailrias IKfOtlVS.

NEW YORK Steamship Louisiana Assort. edmilse TKUXILLO Steamanin 8 Piazati 13,000 bnnolies Itaiiaiias i oouoannta KIO VK JANEIKO steamship Bobllant 17.681 bagacoSve TAM tA 8 wamsnlp Lizsie Henderson 2679 bH oranges 'J bbls do lAUILLaC aii MEXICAN POKT8 Steamship Auertcnn 60 cases brandy 3 cases wine 6b a buiee hemp ltt easeouse iStf mats do BLtrfilTIKLDS-Steamshlo Onssla 11,006 4unche bannnas 137 bales robber Rrcki fi'i PLAQTJEMINB Steamer Teobe Total 41 blinssuvar bbls i -413 tibia molasses 4 sks seed cotton and sundry mdse OONaLDUVILLH; eteamev Whlsoer Total 84 bbls molasses eti hints angar r06 bbls 1o 4 l'kgs pecans and sundry mdss AilliA.il LaNTATluM eUMMuer Mabel Coiuvaux Total hhassogar 4itf bbls do bbls moiassesBO hi bales bay 11 pkgs peuafia and aundry mdss CiMClMMATI-8teanieT Thos Sherlock- Total io4 bales eotton-a lia sas eorn 10 sks potatoes 103 bble do, 638 bbls applas 1160 bisstai-cb 1 bxs touaooo 17 ptsa battsr 3 bas soap oO bbla vinegar SO half no 24 pkgs pickles 6 eases can goods low bxs bitters b-i 6 sks oats 30 bbis wninkv-u hf bales hay 3S7 i la loo bbla meat 0O sacks do 'J6U bbls (erlts 260 kears nails lot furniture 60 carboys acid and sundry mdse BATO OOUIiA Steamer Belle ot the Coast Total IS I bbls molasses nods sugar 4il bbls go 'ilO sks ronitti nee and snndry mdse BONALD80KVILLB Steamer Alien Le Hlane i'otal 647 bbls raoiansos-46 hlids sugar 133 bbls do 71 Sks rough nob and aaa dry mdse ntuium at tm aAsfK, AfflTE BIVBB-8feamer Louise SI bales cotton bC.ODO test lumber i sks cotton seed coviNOio-fliiy Ik Pinpo soo bbis sand bales Cotton covlSQTOJi bchr Baiv--? bales otto a 20.000 bricks A BAYCU LACOMBE Sehr Reporter 60 "jBAroT LACOMBK-Bchr Blanche- 400 bbls sand RtCKtfTt At TH tJLU AASfK. PASCAOOULA Schr Winnie Davis 25,000 feeiluioetr XAILROAD. Kov 1 5 LonlsTllls and Nashvoie RaUread Total 24 bates cotton oO cumi ean gooils 6SO bxs tomatoes 160 bbls Hue 1H4 bbis nioai and gilts iS bbla turpentine bbis beef iou bbis potatoes 'il4 bxs sweetmeats 1 car wagons 1 car ohafeoal 1 car coal i. car fiidt icarlaraunrel em's horses IS ears muse Nov if eon therm faoino Ucnnsany (atorgaa Unei Local loisi "4b0 oaiesoOBton sks uo sks seed eetlon Aal hlids sonar kaSl bbls do lu7 bbismoiassss 1 hi do eau 6k reagii rice Sitf bbls rioe 4 ears csttoa sead and sau tines At i.n Tetal 708 balsa eottou 8 eais ssy 1 bales do 77a bars eopper 43 bbls wine 4 cases aodou bxs raisins 38 sk4 wool 130 bales Oa ttUb naien hops aS bbls molasses 80 bales hiaes 6S7 eases ean goods-aoi pkgs suaanes 144 bbls xtM tton seed a nags iggs UOpkgs peoaas U0 bdls hides St txa aair and snnuriea u.

aot 13-Shelly Beach BSliroad Total 24 bhdssngar lbO bbla do Zo.bblsiuolasses "40 bbls orangrs and snnory mdse MoVii Texas aad Paolfle jAaUroaJ Total bales cotton siOo sas cotton seed meai-s sks cotton seed 810 sas rodgn rieu 118 bbla sugar 43 bbls meiasses 70 bbls syrup 46o souls sks oats 660 cross ties 151 baios aides 323 sks peoaue cars wuou 1 car machinery--4 r-ars stves-and sundries Nov 16 Illinois oentral Rati road Total 1714 iaeseotMia 17 tosuams A bx baoou 8 bbls do 36 bbis whitky 6 tu sheuiuersii bbls 1 bblnams 176 bbis Sour 40 bbls beef 100 bxs eggs 60 eases eanueu meat bO bxs ribs loo ouis glucose AO bbls pigs feet 0 lit do loO bsseneeee Ko orates sausage loo bbla beans 100 bbis Ume 1 ear hay enu sundries JMoV 15 Loalsvllle ew Orisaaa aad Texas Kailrou-Toiai a74 il UUUa sagar 440 bbiS "bbls do -K01 bbls molasses lit sas rough rice 1 oar uiaoblnery a oars bran 6 cars woott bC6 tktuueut 4oO sa eotton aeea meal 1 oar eotton sued 1 carlunsber and sundries Hor la--" Jiew Orleans aad Mortaeastera aauroau Total 183a baies eotton 1 ear iron pipe 7 ears staves 2 cars wood 31 cars coal car charooal 9 caiebncxs 3 cars cattle 1 car hoop poles cars turpentine 1 car roam 1 car hoops 12 ears i am Dor and sundries BY TBLKQBAPfL New Tori. Nov 15 To snriever. Traflie Manager The stoamkhip Seneca, Capt Uutea, arrived this morning. i VAN MlCXXB. Agsnt.

f0MBTlU POBT. Wew York. Kv 15 Sailed steamship Kl Dorado, Byrne, for Hew Orleans U04ISSTIC POSTS. ureenoek. Nov 11 Arrived, bark Tiber.

Por- Pea, from Psnsacoia Havre, ov li Arrived, steamship bl Asapa, Hossack, from Mew Orleans Llvemooi, Nov 11 Arrived, steamship Btra. bo, Jdauiesua, from urloana, la axtItso, ataaiaships FraaciM-a, Cirarda; and Bernard Bali. Aianaer, from jSew Orleans Flvmonth, Kov Sailed, ship Canova, Johnson, for fensocola Kio do Ja-eiro. Oct 1 8 Cleared, bark Glen Grant. Critchley for fensacoia raie Foluu jsov 11 Parsed, steamship AAlatic, Corvie, from Pensacoia tor IXull l'ST OF YJESSKL3 IN TOUT.

NOV. IS. 183S. aTKAMaHifa. Xina iaimasoa.

LoeaUoa. Anetrailan Bonthport A liuia ml 25 Atlaa Li vet pool street DlstSO Beliena. Antwerp uretna Cnieiiia reman Filtu street Canulet street Gan enooi lt uist ailfornia 1st lnt '27 Drydeu -Bremen Uist 34 Banish Prince. Dist 30 Ma Ast 10 Kmiuue Out 3 ci.iuiia Bremen street yin Tier Florloian. Liverpool Blst V0 UistlS Jos Uteri, IsiIjI.hc 14 Ken.

Havre fc Hamburg. lt Bist 36 Llsale Henderson 1st lsf IS liist 8 La cerne ti streec Monte Videan Havre ttrxth street Monro a l.uiil up. Northern Livernool tn iist 45 Professor Diss 14 Kochrtale. Bremen. IlHt47 Ltveruooi bcholar l-ixsan.

Tnixliio. unit 15 1st Ulst 27 Scotland. strvot Vuk'an 1st Blst 35 Blst 13 Venezuelan. Dist VO W68tbourne street Wauuerer Belixe lit But 15 Si 1 1 Pa. Dist 82" Butt 3U Prince Anu.de....

Havre. baveiiua st Chiara Salerno. Bint-IB lliio Jiavro Han Kuuen ec Blst 33 3d Bia. 33 suu.ooiijta. AanalE DIbI 10 Ctain But 13 FL Mulford Bist 27 Henry Warren, I Ips Blst S3 umt 17 Blst SO LIST OF Cp, Cleared and Sallmt for 3iew Orleaas NOV.

16 183a, Btsamshin Kl Dorado. Bteamsbin Jtl Monte. Bawtnvrae dteaniamn tuisiana. Macef Nov 15 Xot lit ssar 10 Stiuuinin Kl faoo. (juica.

Not 111 Bchr ban BomingO, Bennett. Nov PHILABLPltI A Bchr Bnnn, sld Oct 29 bchr May O'Aeil, Oct 'Ji POETLASD, ME. Scbr John Bonther, 5 i Vitilriy. Stcamsliin Governor, Valliunt Nov HUsamship Yuoatan, rfamlrv. Nov sieaniahio Hunmtra.

Nov Htetuoahip Monarch, Thompson. Oct SO Htuaraship Cassius. Oct 24 eteamslup Actor, James '( LOt BO K. Ptpsmpship Erl King, Oct 27 Uteamshw Professor. Oct SI BRKMKS.

Bteamsbip Erl Kins, Prisfte. Oct 20 3AV1UL Steamship Bnpnyde Lome. Becbaille. aid Oct SO SHIKLB. Steamship Gliona.

Bangttef Nov lO GLAS90W. -Bteamsbip aid Nov" 8 SWANSEA. Steamship iov 1 KtHiaauiu Erl atlng. Frisks. Oct fli bktamalup Alglnthirs, Oct SO ST.

VINCENT, CAPE BK VUBBK Steanisbip Glenochlll, Itsy Nov 13 Bteamahip Turquoise, aid Nov 1 MONTEVIDEO. Bark Or sola, Patarso bet 5 CASTE LL A MAKE, Bark Feppina Mignkno, Bi Aug 27 Steamship Plata, Carino aid Oct 21 KIO Bat 1 ArlRO. Bteaaishlp Vahdyck. eld Oct 2l Nov khip Cora, Sep? .5 Brig Startetta, Espoaito Oct 10 Miak Phelps' Romance. Iter lfeetlor XVltb fr.

TTawi Caino Aboal Throagh One of Her ltooks. One lovely and illustrious old maid bas become a wife. Bhe il Elizabeth Stuart Puelps. tbe autboressOf many exquisite religions books, one of which is tbe famous "(iates Ajar." She also wrote "Old Maids' Paradise," and wut regarded by her friends ascoiifirtnod by choice lb single blessedness. Marriage had certainly beeu optional with ber ever since girlhood, but she habitually declared that she would never wed.

Nevertheless, she is the bride ot the Kev. Herbert D. Ward. There is a little story to tell about tbat. The bridegroom ia a eon of the Kev.

Dr. Wiliaoi Haja Ward, editor of tbe independent. Last winter tbe senior Ward took np Mies Phelps' latest book Carelessly as he sat in his sanctum and glanced at one of its pages, lie immediatly became interested aud kept reading, to the neglect ef more importaut duties, until tho time cauie for him to fta.bonie. lie walk to the South ferry with his mind still absorbed ia what Be had read, aad he was su distrait with it that, in crossing tbe crowded street to get to tbe ferry entrance, be allowed biinielf to bo run over by a heavy track and was badly injured; Boms Of his ribs were broken, and for a day or two his lire was oousidered in danger. Tbe driver "who bad run him down was arrested, but Dr.

Ward declared that no blame should be attached to him ''It was altogether my own fa alt," he said. "My mind was engrossed with some- thing else than taking care of my body just then, or it wouldn't have happened." When the season of outing carfle around Dr. Ward was barely convales-ing aud his con took him on a yachting cruise along tbe Long Island sound. They stopped at Gloucester, Deaf which piaca Miss Phelps has a summer residence and the neighborhood of which she had not long before stirred up immensely by ber etory of "Jack," ia which the people thereabout were described and not altogether agreeably. The Wards visited Miss Phelps, getting an introduction through a eummou friend, aud at tbye earnest desire of Dr.

Ward. All through tho past eutnmr the Watas hung about Gloucester abd it became apparent to observers that this was due to the son rather than the father. Although the former was hardly thirty-live years old and Elizabeth titnart Phelps is something like lifty, their relations took on ah unmistakable as Dec of conrtahiD. The wan a marriage ceremony at the Phelps seashore cottage, East Uloncester, a lew days ago. Philadelphia Press.

Driven to the Swamps. A Shrial iliansich fmm Rinili4M Nov. 12. says A gentleman named. Barnes, who lived in Albany, left Decatur during the fever excite ment in company witn a gentleman who lived in this ciry, but upon reaching Cordova they were told that they could cot come on tbe eity, and bad bees gst off Cordova.

They both jumped from the tram as it pulled out of Cordova and went to a boarding-bouse, taking a room together. The next day Barnes left for Jasper. lis told his friends that he would go to Mississippi after spending a few days with friend in Jasper. The last that was aeeu of Barnes by any one who knew him was. when be left Jasper to go to Mississippi.

The quarantine ia that part of the country was mt. that time aboat Sept. 25 rigid in tho extreme; even the dirt roads And settlement byways were guarded by sleepless sentinels. Barnes'bas not been heard from, snd his friends are fearful he met an nnfortunata end in the wilds of the Mississippi swamps. Barnes bas an interesting xamuy at jNew Albany, and to tbe time of his disappearance kept np a prompt correspondence with his wife.

All efforts to find him, both by his wife and friends, have been futile. a month, eucegedln share speeoiatlous to th extent of about tl. 000,000, and soesdi collapsing, was sent toprisonforelxmonaa. CHEAP, TEIPS'tO Leavlaa Kew Orleans Kvvry Bay By tlie Southern Pacillo Company. ELEGANT TCXXJUAJf PALACE SEaVICK Te Coltoa, Los Au)h, San Pranoisce and Cliy of Mexico.

One Way Kecoad CInaw Ejccnrslene Leave Row Orleans en PHdav. 1 lrtM a. ef Nov. 5J and 3. Dee.

7 tad '21. And every alternate Tnday thereafta-r aaMl farther PBJBE TOrjBJ.T LaiSPll? CARS. W. a WATSON. O.

P. A. J. a. SCHEIE VXB.

Txaffle Mails'. tr msw Orleans. La. SOUTHERW PACIFIC COMPANY Morg an i Texas Ports. Havana, Blaelteida, Vera 4-rax, ('harlotie ifarbor.

Bvey West and Kew York. 3 MLOW: FOR B2AZ0TS1NTIAG(J, tVia Ualveoton.) NtenrashlD AKASHAS, rassenr'Ts take Montan a ferrv boat, foot ot "treet. at 11:26 a. nu bails from Morcan City BichMrasa iirfoa (tt anr at risk and expense of eonsianeea. FOR HEW YORK.

Steamers leave Aiders every TUJC3BAY aad a'KIBAY. P. M. ettamshlp EL PASO. Balls FHIDaV.

Mot. 16. p. m. xnsnranceny tnts ime O.VE-auABTER OF OSB PES CENT.

FOB FL0mAand HAVANA Mteaiosbio CLTXTOjr. Captain deo. Staples. Ieaves Algiers WEBNK8BAV. 2fov.

21, at a. bluefieldSTnicaragua. Steunmhlo CCsSIK, Captain Bobs. Staples, Bails from Algiers on TtTESDAV, Kev. 20.

ai a. m. AU freight inut be prepaid. FOR VERA CRUZ, (Via Oalreston.) tesjttaklp VVHITNItV. Captain Thos.

ACorraa. leave from Horpan City on iJAl.ljec. 1. Fassenrers take Morgan's forrvboat. footot Eiysiao fields street at a.

i ior informauoa reirardior rreig-in or passaare for above lines, apply to eiiic Huutasm Faoiiio Co Line. cor. Afarasjne and KAtcnes. J.u. aciiBIEVBK.

l. TrailU ACaaaxoa C. UTUHlKsow, Q. Manager. vobs.

TILE CROMWELL LTXE. rOB JCtW TUSK BIKKOT. WKPNE BBAY, Not. 21. 18SS.

St a. n. --fjpfe This iffis composed cl tad following ata-Steamsklps KN ICgJHltOC Kill? LOUlaLAJSA. ttalW OBLBAMa Tne steansUip LOUIblANA. cpc E.

V. aairer. will leave ner wharf foot of Tomon strset, 1UHAACH OH CABUO OSSX-XJBABTitK Off OUJB PKB CKJST. cabin pssace a4 8lrt SO VreiRhs for Lrvernool. Kzomen aaa Saves taken by this baa, aaa tbroaAa bliis of ladlag given for tbe same.

tag frsigkt or paasafre spot AUllJEl) MOULTOX 4 CO F3 'SB lv 41 carondelet street. MALAGA, BABCELOJfA. GENOA OS MABSEILX.ES. SPANISH TBANSATLANTIC LIXJD Of JE. BI 4t CO.

OJP BAMCZLOKA, The AX magnificent steamship, PONCE DE LEON. LlbrCa, Commander. dne In this port on or aboat 1st of Becember next and W1U have a nick dispatch for Ben-eloaa, tonoliinr at Atalaaa and ihesoe protmed -to Oenoa or Marseilles If suithuent be loiloirad by tile HERNAN COttTJES. ret treiskt and furtber particulate apply te O. COitRAL A 10 1 67 custoninouse street.

cosTA BXca And hosdcbas. vn-R vri-m-v ttrt- The follow img first eins Iron Rtsm-jLjBliip, kavias superior pssenavsr ae folio we Steamsh ip 1'OXHALL. a. P. BOane, inaster, sails on or about ov.

14. l88. Toe Costa flic government frnaraiftees shippers br this vessel a special abatement of 6 per sent on import duty. For Port Ltmon. Colon and Cartbagena-u Steamsbl STROMA Bosslter, master, sails on or about Nov.

24, 1883. Fov fruxllln, fJetba. sad other pdrts am tle north coast of Spanish Honduras eteauier iaattSr, sails oa or about 1S33. i-iii jM-ei must obtain an ordermnn the affeats before sending tre frht to the stanirrs, lor freight or pasnase apply to J. L.

PHI PBS fe 8i Wall stiret, New-York; J. PHippsaCo, 14o tiravier street, Kew Or leansj anl'B7 tf STEAMBOATS. Leaves every TB f'RSBAY. at 5 p. tat tji vicjt.uuAtU JUSO TBS! Bends is learner Thos.

V. Yonns. uasteri T. 1'. iatiiurs.

JrH and curlJ. LiO), o)er. Con doc ts at vtuksbura; witn the 1. Line lor the Yazuo, the Palxsun (or Huaflower, with Phil Armour for Oreenvilie and bends, anchor Line for.fet. Loois.

Tbe rijbt is reserved to paes all iindliixs unsafe. IkaIMEhs a IIBEY-Telephone 079. LUAtB Sc UsFAe, Q2HU Ajtents. CKITKD 8TATK8 SAIL PACKBT. leaves every batukhay at sp.it.

3Vn. VAUABJBUBU, JJATUHEZ aad way isnfllnrs steamer p. 8. Leathers, master. Frank c.

Leathers, clerk. Conneote at Vlcksburir witd the P. Line for the aroo. tbe laisson for 6onflower, wiui I'hil Aflnmir for lieen vllie and bends. Anchor Line for 8s.

Lonia. The riht lsreoerved to paaa all a deeXied tmaaie. i.Bi tu.H HCsrr, Telephone 579. LOSS fc McPBAKE, ol ct Agents, oREtarrttxps. INTtCBUTATB TBANSPOBraTIOif CO, a TOWBOATS I T-H.

UABX ANDBAEOEEL capk aires B.Jackson. T.A. IIENDRIOKH AND BAKGES Cape Kd. K. Maeo.

Will make refrnlsr trips from and between New Orleans and UreonyiLie during the cottea aea- "etearaer HfeXET JUIX Will leare' for Greenville on Kov. e23 tf lsTeS Brery TUESDAY at P. M. a. itR LAJikl PMOVIDEMCa Vicksbnr and Way landings The SsfcaasVJkSslBaSlBla tAiaaA? PAUOOtTt).

Frank Beck, master. I'iH. TJnAeTwooA clerk. eonnMta at Vklalia with K-d iiarVv and l'exas Baliroad for all stations and bum La on Tensas, Little aad Black riversi at Vicka. bnrjr with P.

Line lor the GaiilawoF trvers and Beer creek. The Mgut is reaervBd to pass alt landinKS deemed unaate. Goo. Bite, Lord ia Mci.Jek, Agents. W.4YOU BAtt v.

fX; TRonse, BoRauinoavu aoA aa Sni JKSHK 1C. BULL, KiiKttDAT ana BATDiv aV. ft p. m. Bteamar leaves, every AlOABAY an! S2.lIaX.

p. PAUL. TtTljANJi. tTP for anlHatnrdsvsil2 nu J. ti.

WtMKtu. a. Aorrxxf, a vents Tbe captains ef the boats reserve the rilii a. assaay laniUass tJ.w nay deem STsaata, B- Ba.L,Li. hiaaarc anaa tf 1 Bitaati.

OHIO IUTEB. BOBTHEBW TiUHsPOBf ATIOSZajTE riZ0 FOR CINC15SATI. Lonia and all -war lauuiuea ti a 8 C. Jdclntyre, niaatr Leaves 8ATBBBAY. Nov.

17, at 5 m. -JTor lrei ht or ps.wre appir on bo.rd. ArTo J. H. WWUHf.

A-i, iaa it, if STEA2UJ0ATS. RED RIVER COAST LINIL Tor COU8HATTA. Score. TessioT's: Pinevillit Alexsndri iasa as lasb a. yhr.veLVn Geo.

W. Bea, SaWaeT. "oP-riahabiiJreiifht wiU bs Fuil information will be rnuwlf tait-cation at tirmfioe. Ianbed on appj, vrean coast and hayouZI: rorriiCHE. BAYrt'JotSgSSr' rv-S- iA.L AOKET.

Jk2 os ram coast, J. F. Aiken, master," W. n'Kim, BOIT liOUJUAS TBI-WEEKLY PACKKT K. Voorbees, master.

W. Tircuit. elerir' Leavesevery XAFOUItCHK, A. Chsrlet, master. Kd Xlrnt! Leaves every i'r freight or patsaga applyto B.

BIVKT I BienviUe street. COMKAUX. head ot roa lowkk coast. lly Btauon. way 8tMwn- oll "J1IJ1AW' SDl- St.

Charles tt. pEOTIJC'8 L0 WKB COAST 'JUt MATJt M. FISH, Vot freight or passage apply on board orte JAB. iC SAtVAST, mhl5 tf SKHn.air JJlW OHLEANS AND BAIOH TECH JE5iSi JLOK ST' MABTisr viLLK, i.a. reeuTdle.

Kew Iberia, JfurV-J g-" Baldwin's. FranklinT CeuarsvL PattersoavlUe-be stecmer 6rtTi- ITECHE. T. master. a.

VT. Belt, elirk win leave hattjbbAY, Nov. 17, at a. 'm Axect. ia cnrondelot etreetT SLed by J' o2a-tf L.

T. BELT. I Delta st Leiives WEBNE8BAY. Nov. 91, pTal fctto, Baldwin' yrauklitT teouei ville.

Batteraouvlbe and way atnamnr landlngt-iia wi E. W. COt.13, ST1? Tlf eaee, master, lu J. Dnnttr, tlnrx. will leave as above potitlTely.

i'or froiKht ov passacre apply on boarii, to nittf 1IITJSC Agent, 7S Gntvicr street. ST. LOUIS. BT. LOUIS A NO N.

O. AHCHOS 5. a. JTOB ST. LOUIS AUD C1W OK -NEW ORLEANS.

A.J.Carter, master. -Archie Woods. ciarr. Leaves WXBNJESBAY, Wot. 21, st 6 p.

m. The Jfh Is reserved to Pass aU laudir i deemed uasaie. Air J. B. WOOBs, deneral a (rut 4 Ka, it Oommsmal pus MKMBIIIH AND 11 END 5, LKA8 PACKKT, Win.

li, ThorweKiuj. msir7 U1 leave on ITBIBAT, Nov. for Memphis, BTelouA, Greenville and way landings. Host venerves the jrht te pass all landlnes the captain mav deem unsale. SriKhr Sr l'9" fcP Ply on board or to WESTAiRFIELB A TAYLOR.

87 Caron.lwieJ street, np stairs. B. bTBADaS, 63 Tchoapitoa. las street, A emts. Hpeoial attention irivrn to shipments of snra? and molasses from coast landings to llomulua, oi21tf BEGULAB NEW OKtEANS aaa(J rT H.

YTi Brolaskl. mastsr, L. M. Leaves THtTBSDAv Nov. 2.

at 5 for Natchez. Virksbtirr, Oreen ville. Terrenn, aikminas Citv, Helena and Memphis and ad way and plantaMon landincs, r-ariicaiar attention paid to snltiments ef res sarar and molasses for Memphis. Tlie riarnt is reserved to pass any lanuinK deemed unsafe-. Oil tf L.T.

BBLT SON. 19 Tlfi. ATCH 1PALATA A ItATOU DK OLAIZB Lea-res MONO AY. NevTllCat ft p. m.

I fjjf- is FOB WBs'f MiCLVlLLf, JtL iTHend. Bimnisport, -Water rtS Washington, Bort Barre, an4 ai landings oh Atchalalaya Steamer HOUNKT. Grwtm Creath, tnatr. w. J.

MallavSfi.cleTlt, will leave aa above. For freight or trtf ply On board, or to U0, B. HITB. li Ur iv stroefi, V.H.H&L1, li) BelU sret-1. Aremn Baywn Bob (ilaUes freight delivered at ni: v.

it port. Big Ben I and Deo tJlaizus. 9 it WASIIINOTON AND ATCHAJ-ALA A. Leaves evpvr WEDJiisnir at A a. m.

a. wAHHinimifl, ruiir lift' Rir k.nil. hfinmHimrl iri the Atchafalaya Tae steamer M. auatretaflt. B.

BTBAUrtS.agroBS, 63 IchoupitoulMst. Ke ta4)oe i fOifi ii DiXU riiunis" T4ar-tV ill ar Uaiiil avrtl Jiu. iiaiiu. J4 -t ft CAftlKTA tUVEn. OUACHITA HI VBBCOJJ 3 PJHyUACHI''.

(JlTr.TsM-' ton, Monroe, and landinn 'Oaachata and Uiaek Mvers steamer CORONA, a fin place of jouii Atn.) fj w. Blanks, aaaster. 8. It. Powell elerLj ltM evy ttlsuNtgDay It ra J.

W. Bianss, president. No. 1 Belta sirit GeorrS D. Bito.

B. IT. Bntton, Lord A Bo Peaks, Jj B.t:ariln. Afnt. P.

g. Has close and regular eosneetioa wlik packets lor Bayona D'Ar bonne. BartlioJomww, the Balms and Litils Biveia, dls AIAN13B VILI.K, COVINGTON ASU AB1TA SPKISOs. HANOiJiYlLLli, COVlNGTO: Springs. STEAMER KEW CAMELtXA.

Canupenclnif Out. 1. 1868. WILL LSAVJ! If ILITBBTBO oa the arrival ol i.i-eMfrom Fsbw scharuaia Beoot, bead of itiniaa fields street ran TTJFBDAYK on arrival Of l'i M. THU hSBAYn on arrival of the li uu BAT UUBY A on am val or the IP-) KETDKN1H8 LBAVBIs OLB LANDING a.

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61 CAMP STREET. xvnftt at vensonable price. 1 Cuia of ail kinds for sale. Advertisements atrrv-otvped lereenntry papers I this saves iTlwasil kertwitfreefarsllifrwsrk, OjS. lJ mi tt-I Xs ess 11.