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'4 TOROIaE SHEET SUNDAY HOBJCIHe, AUG. 13. 1877. THE FASHIONS. Lady's Journal.

rSDKKOLOTHIXG. Comfort or coorenience) being of cfctef est cecbideriiticn in underclothing, liocu season to reason there are comDira-tively fw chanirea in the fashion of snaking while xho differences which appear are. for the most part, the effect temporary caprice or fancy, or the recall of suggest ion. CHEMISES. In Trench imdercJothingwhicli is now accepted as the model for all of domestic mum factum are three standard patterns for the chemise.

The most generally popular is the aacquc, or that which is gored and hallowed oat to ht the shoulders, Crawn to the necessary size by a tape ran in a easing, and the sleeves foiined on the body, or set in without gussets. Of the noer qnajiues oi xinen and cambric imported French chemises, we find the greater number of this fashion. The usual finish is of nordlework embroidery; either in a simpto overcast scallop, or a more or lees elaborate floral partem. Some of the handsomest have the front very heavily and richly wrought, with a vine and scalloped ed? around the shoulders and sleeves'; still richer and more, expensive creations. have medallions, or strips of Valenciennes or pee torchon lace set in, and a pattern of needlework lormed around.

The next most approved cut of the French chemise gores the sides, giving the waist the sacqne shape, witn the armbole alter the style of the lower half the arm hole of shirt, and slightly hallows out in the neck. The finish is a narrow band in the neek. and sleeves not Bao re than an inch deep on the top, and from two to three inches deep on the underside. This allows for gatnenng or plaiting; of the body to the band, and very -pleasing efiects are produced by clusters of plaits, or the plaits alternately with laoe or French wrought insertion. A third pattern of the French chemise gores the body, and gathers it to a yoke, which is either square and narrow all round, or shaped in an obtuse point in front, in the centre of the back, and, in some instances, on the point of the shoulder.

The yoke suggests all possible ornamentation, and needlework, medallions, and tracery of laoe insertion are employed to enrich it, in delicate and fanciful creations. In all trousseaux from Paris we find this variety of fancies in the chemises, with creations still more- elegant of the finest linen cam brio or batiste, finished with a deen yoke of Valenciennes lace, and a -flatting of lace aroand the skirt;" while tuL season, on some of the daintiest asd must beautiful underclothing sent out we find the fine, sheer torchon instead of the Valenciennes. Beautiful chemises are of cambric or very soft percale, gathered on to a mere binding around the shoulders, with a band of torchon insertion, a fall of lace set en full, below an edging aroand the seoh and lace in the armnoles, su bsti-'tutmg the usual shallow sleeves. Saoqae chemises have a yoke in front and back. ef torchon insertion; headed by a band of reinsertion, and- eo Ring, and lace in the--' aim holes, or shallow sleeves, trimmed I wita edging.

Torchon lace-is also extensively em-. Sloyed for trimming nnderolothing of omestic make; in the manner suggested in hat has been-told of the imported. We -notice, very little abatement in the use of the Hamburg embroideries and beautiful effects are secured by the intermixture of both the edging of a. Hamburg flounce, for in-stance, with torchon lace, or forming Iokes of alternate strips or the lace and amburg insertion. Plain muslin chemises, with from three to live cords stitched in the band an sleeves, may be bought loom 70 to 90 cents each trimmed with a Coventry ruffle of Hamburg edging at from 75 cents to and for more elaborate and richer trimming, at from $1 25 to $3 60; French percale chemises, finished with needlework, sell at from $1 50 up to $4 50 and linen at from $3 to $12, and when trimmed with laoe, at higher figures, in proportion to expensi veness of garniture.

SIGHT-GOWNS. The most approved model for the nightdress has the exact body of a man's shirt, the skirt gored. Across the back is a yoke, which in some instances cut in an obtuse point in tne middle of the back, hile the front is laid in plaits in the more dainty creations, clusters of very fine plaits alternating with a vine of French needlework, Hamburg Urchon, or Valenciennes insertion. The usuaL finish is a standing, or very narrow turned-over and shirt-caffs, with or without a frill of lace we have been shown night-gowns with the sleeves a little full, set to a band of laoe or embroidered and trimmed with a deep fralL More elegant creations have the ornamentation extended down the entire depthof the front dusters of delicate tucking alternate with a pattern of embroidery or insertion, and a frill of fluted lace is set on the hem and around the skirt. Fine, soft cambric and French percale are generally employed for matching; though lnxnrions taste now calls for one or more sets of linen or linen- batiste gowns.

In the trousseaux of our fashionable belles. .02 domestic manufacture there are very attractive and desirable gowns of soft cam brio and light bleached muslin, mace with clusters of tucks in front, a tucked yoke, or ornamentation of alter nate putts ana banas ox insertion. Tne price of night-gowns in our furnishing houses is irom 75 cents for the plainest article, up to $8 and 10, according to the materials uaea and toe amount of work put on. French percale and cambric gowns, witb at 25 up to $3 50, according to qual- iij; nam tor unen, according to quality aad style of trimming, the price is from $10 to $35. Frenoh drawers are all made with the yoxe-band at the waist, to button at each side, and drawn to the size oi the figure by a casing and tape across the back.

Around the hips they are of the fullness of two entire breadths, or more, of cambric while the legs, which are never longer than merely to oover the knees, are left open, or gathered to a band, and trimmed with a frill or edging. The usual finish of the Paris drawers is i of fine tucking and needlework or these intermixed with Valenoiennes or torchon insertion, and laoe edging. Hamburg insertion, alternatdngwith tucks or purling, and an edging of Hamburg trimming, are chiefly employed for trimming drawers of domestic make; while there is much use made of torchon insertion and laoe, in the place of the Hamburg. CORSET-COVERS. The latest fancy in oorset-oovers is to have them of the exact model and finish of the waist of a chemise slightly full around the shoulders, gathered to a band of needlework or laoe insertion, and trimmed with laoe around the neck and arm-coles.

They are gathered to a band around the waist, or cut so deep as to be confined under the binding of tke petticoats. -Oorset-oovers of Paris make, however, continue to be as nearly as possible of the shape of the corset, and lit so. smoothly as to add very little to the size of the waist. They are made of linen, Frenoh percale and cambric, and ornamented in Frenoh needle-work, or -with Hamburg trimming or Valenciennes or torchon laoe. Very delicate and attractive things have a yoke formed of medallions or strips of Valenoiennes or torchon laoe, set in a pattern of needlework, and a trimming of lace around the shoulders.

Corset covert are generally made with sleeves though many ladies prefer Leia without sleeves, aad the arm holes trimmed with lace oreambrio Corset covers high in the neck admit of no rrimming save an edging around the neck and sleeves, or arm holes; and no ornamentation except tncks or stripe of down the front. They are made of linen, percale, and bleached muslin. For those low in the neck, from 75 cents to $6 and $10, according to Quality are asked and for the article bign in the neck, from 75 cen rs to $2 each. PETTICOATS. Petticoats, or the short under petticoat, of French make, are generally formed of two straight breadths, set to a binding or yoke, and drawn to the requisite size in the waist by a tape set in a casing those of domestio make are slightly gored.

French petticoats are mostly finished with clusters, of tucks and needlework, more or less rich; those made-up in our furnishing houses, are tucked and trimmed with Hamburg embroidery, torchon lace, or fluted ruffles and tape points, tatting, and any trimming that will wash well is used for a finish. These petticoats sell at from 75 cents np to $1 75 of domestic make and of French manufacture, tucked and embroidered, at from $2 50 up to $8. Walking 6kirts are all gored, perfectly plain in front and at the sides, and not more than from two to two and a half yards in breadth at the bottom. For ordinary wear, bleached long cloth, stout enough to bo starch well, is used for making the finish generally being a bam surmounted by one or more clasters of tucks, with or without a ruffle set on tb bem, or a trimming Hamburg or tor-cAoiilace. More fanciful skirts have one or more flounces of cambric, stripped around torchon insertion and edged with lace, or one or more slightly full flounces of Hamburg embroidery, surmounted by one, two or three clusters of tueks.

or tucks or puns alternating with Hamburg or torchon insertion in Paris skirt, band-wronght embroidery takes the place of the extraneous trimming de DemCtrain petticoats, intended only for bouse wear or in a carriage, are made exactly after the manner of promenade skirts, save that they are about three yards in width, and the deep back breadths are drawn by a casing and tape, as seen in dresses. They are usually made of lighter muslin than skirts for wear in walking, and if for a dainty toilette, of cambric, Victoria lawn and French nainsook and the trimming is in proportion delicate and elaborate. The train skirt of the present is, in some instances, a very complicated garment. It is never more than four yards in width at the bottom. The front and side breadths are gored to perfect plainness; the back breadth is straight, full and drawn with a tape run in a casing.

The trimming then is in the skirt, and reaches the knees, in tucks, or puds anu insertion, surmounting one or more narrow flounces ol cam brio edged with torchon or imitation Valenciennes laoe, or flounces of Hamburg embroidery or, with the skirt trimmed around the bottom with Hamburg work or torchon lace, there is set on a flounce of fine cam-bno or muslin about eighteen or twenty inches deep, perfectly plain on the front, and quite full on the back, this flounce trimmed with lace, or a lace-edged ruffle, shadowing three or four narrower all' edged with lace, and set only across the back of the skirt. The design is to assist the panier or balayeuse in supporting the train of the diesa: the effect of all this lace is cer- very rich and showy. Train skirts are sometimes made on a rounaa- tiori of crocs-barred muslin or crinoline, with flounces -of Victoria lawn. French 'or American nainsook muslin. For very aelicai wear, French nainsook of stout quality is used for the foundation of the skirt, with flounces ot the same muslin of finer quality, and finest torchon, Valenciennes, Italian or Flemish laoe foi trimming.

Protnenada kiits can be bought at from 75 cents to $10 each, according to quality; dean-train skirts at from $1 25 ud to $16: and train skirts at from $2 to $20. unless very fine laoe enters into tne trimming. CBINOLIXE. We have more than once, in our notes. entered into a defense of crinoline, as nut only necessary to the gracefulness of the tourvure, but as health preservative, and an inevitable adjunct to the toilette, in consideration or neatness ana conveni ence.

Again we repeat: it matters not how greatly attenuated the stvle of the skirt drapery may be, something in the way of a bustle or still' skirt must be worn, not only to give an agreeable curve to tne lines oi tne ngure, but to supp rt the weight of the train, relieve the hips, and to prevent the slovenly dangling of the skirts around the ankles. A late improvement has been made in a patent which presents the panier, without the usual metal clasps and slides, but secured in -every part by careful stitching, so that there can be no breaking out of the -hoops, mashing, or snaDeiessness. or tne purpose understood, there is re ally no contrivance so well suited; while ladies, who seem to ue preiuaioea against tne steel-no Dea bustle, wear petticoats made of stout cross-barred jnuslin, of demi-train, or full train length, up the back breadths, and stiffly -starched. To be graceful, the nuincesse dress should cling quite closely to the figure; but it must to some ex tent be lilted from too olosely nagging uun mps. RAW UjK AH the recent trousseanx from Paris are furnished with several sets of raw silk underwear, including the night gown, drawers and They are sent out in ceil and mexique blues, rose-color, buff and corn.

The trimming is of aienciennes. toocnon or laoe. The silk washes as nicely as linen, and the garments are particularly desirable for ladies who are habitually in delicate neaitn. Vatjdry Rifles Entertainment. Bee notice.

Lowest dental charges the-city. JDr. J. R. gnapp, dentist, 148 CanaL MARINE NEWS.

PICAYUNE- OFFICE, Aug. 12. CIJEABED YESTERDAY. Steamship C.ty of Havana, ptiiUisa, for Vera Cnu via tuxpaa and Campeohe, Pais-, Corral ARRIVED. Brit Steamship Cordova, Lang, front Parnam-iraeo.

to Decao, Zerega feoo Sd diaOiet 83 XT Bchenck, Carter, fm Cincinnati. Eva, Taylor, tm Lower Coast. Ella Hughe, Da! feres, fm Jjookport Mary Ida, Ruiz, fm Upper Coast. Isabel. O'Pry.

fm Xower Coast. EXPORTS. VERA CBTJZ VTA 1TUXPAW AND CAM-PECHE Steamship City of Havana For Vara Crux 60 bales cotton 100 bdls ahooks S80 qr bza raiaisa 69 pkgs mOae. Fox Toxpan 890 empty bbla 98 DDla flour 18 bbla meal 88 pkgs mdaeL tot Campecoe 18 cases dry goods. RECEIPTS or PBODUCB.

UUt CI BIN ATI Steamer TJ Bchenck 48 bdls iron to JB AJtkens Bom 100 bxa atarott I Adams fcoo 1 case Bofchlck 11 ik.n rratea Barrett A Wieman 20 bbla whisky hf Sola do Li Bloom lot mdae A Baldwin tco SO Diiurii laiaacns caa aouu seltzer tln Water Oe 1 pks Con Lin bbla oil Clark 10 hf eke bacon Caldwell 18 bxa gware a Doussan bbla whisky Dumestr 11 pkjra butter Del Bond to 8 bales mrise Dillon 80 bdls paper DalonraUmet-20 bbla onions 151 bbla ootatoes Dobertr 147 bxa mdaa a Unlay Aoo 1 do A Enamlnmr 35 hf bbla lard A French- 8 bbla whisky ht bbla do 9 Loeb-10 bdls Iran FoLror feeo 60 bxs starch Gt Fox 7 hhdatobaeoo Gunther A Stevenson 8 bartfes HolUngsworth 1 burial case 8 Oedaaa loo bbla meal Fairchild. Son dtoo 7 Dkn mdaa tranche 1 do Heath, Pip per A Lara 740 ska eon 800 bbla flour Glover Odeitdaal- 70 do 21 hf bbla do Groebel-108 bxa gware HartAoo 46 bbla whisky Hlraoh, Adler eo 10 do Hurst Aoo i bognes AM Haaa-80 kes beer Houanaer via uua pkjfs Jron Hennessey A Ero83 to bis aigb wines to order 1 08 pkirs Ire 6 Jehneea 31 9 tfck floor OOO ska bran Howard A Preatna lO tfL la butter Keep 3 pkgaecge and batter hlids tobaooo King Aoo 12 do Kli kpu.rick Keith iOOPkga iron Lagan 4t MackiMu-S7 papa nadse Lion-3 baggie wagxn Levy- bo toe Bame to eroer i pkira race Kareleedt: Bienvenu 7 bbU woteky 6 lit bbbtdo Lacaenagne il7 pkga batter 400 bt grlta )O0 bbla ratal 6 bxs bacon iif bbla Ktk Lawrence A CO 10 pkira bee hives str Mary Ida 4 khU tobacco Wilson Mills 12 pigs cltect-e ct-vtr MtOra 4 bum A A tfar'-iibia' tutu PS md-a Offuer-) IS 1 L)t r-4 do Oa-cliia Trana -t 16 tee bama Millr. Dollioutle oc -10 pk bl 8 ptatoe Alilltr Axeyer lao bbla Hour 44 bblonki.a Proaboo.mect BriKga 1 tcabaina IdattbewB Bro-5 wuiAky Oni blU lo tiehum Aoo 1 oi b' ware Johnaen- OO kef! beer Fasnacht-900 balea hay 6S bbU iKtatc 21 bbiaomocs Pteanta-1 wagon Mke Bro 1 Ibl egua Zaberbir tt Behan- pfeH bh'm Weai 16 bbla wub-ky 8 nf bbla SCO rulls barlna 8TO po larie io. mita ti HOa Bed Kiver Tan Co 0 bxa bittera 1-kgs ard Wiew KiebJ oo- pag nidw 2 litter oo tO lo NU MobUe BR-60 ba Wtura Reder Aco -JO haiu to "rder-lot tftdna to Klce, Rom co J00 bxa atarch i.kca wheat acd barley Smith Bros Aco-jo bxs 0 tebm ticbwabai her Hirach aper Ktoutemyer udBon-31 pk titration A Jlaver-S hf.ur.l co-3 bxa books s-ymraf A Steen bbla whisky A oar. ren-lut mose stauffer.

Macready Aco -3 pkita oatmeal Kolarl A Bona- lot wgu ware 3 r-vliwn lit in to Scbwarta fc Bro-lSO bbla rrk 3 fchds baoon 84 ba hhds do 10 tea n.tat 10bxaba'-on 16 tea bama )e3 pxgs butter tn Scbwabaoher, Prowenfeld A Pfeiler--50 bbla flour Va.ni) A Mortimwr 0O A 8tu.iftir -large lot rnruiture ana sundries to ordtr Total i hhd thac uWEB COAST Steamer Eva Sundries to order LOWER COAST Steamer Isabel Sundrlea tr fcrdr LOCKPOBT SUEier Ella Hughea-10 hhd so Bar to 2S alca rougb rice jt t-evin- ia Bi iTd-i-l 1 bl m'i A mndilea to order Total 10 huda anjra -4 0 8karor.ihrice UPPER OART-Steanier Mary Ida 3 bales moes to Chat tky onndrlea lo order RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BaBIM. PEARL BIVER Steamer Major WOLF RIVER chr Elba 6,000 feet lumber to tuber JOKDAS KIVER Schr Galeae 20.000 feet lurrlterto Nmpw PEARL RIVER Schr Gipsy 10 oorda wood to n-amor BLIND RIVER Schr Join villa 36,000 ataveti to order PAKCAGOULA Schr Mary Theresa 30, OOO feet lumber to Bnddig PEABL RIVER Bear Try Again 30. tfOO feet lumber tc order HORN ISLAND Schr Maud 600 bbls sand to order TANGIPAHOA Schr Ann McGmnn 600 bbU sheila to order BILOXI Sohr Julia 96,000 feet lumber to Buddig BONFOUCA Schr Bonfouca 36 oorda wood to master PEARL RIVER Bchx Petronla 30,000 feet lumber to Adams JORDAN RIVER Bohr Martha Washington feet lumber to Kevera JORDAN K1VEK Schr Julia feat lum ber to order PASCAGOULA Schr Blesaey 12.000 feet lumber to Bnddig WOLF RIVER Schr Traosit 1 bag wool 5 hides 6 coops poultry to order RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN. TCHEFTJNCTA RIVER Schr Democrat 23 eorda wood to niaHter PASCAGOULA Sohr Clara 1 800 bbla char- eoal to master BAYOU LA COMBE Schr Tiger 18 oorda wood to master BAYOU LaCOMBE Schr George Colmar SS oorda wood to master BAYOU LACOMBE Schr Lagrange 1500 bbla cnarooal to master MAN DEVILLE sohr MandevUle 600 bbla charcoal to master BAYOU LACOMBE Schr Camelle 15,000 IntrkH to order BLIND RIVER Sohr Tree Hermonae 35 anrds wood to master TCHEFUNCTA RIVER Schr Keno 15 eonis wood 'o master PASCAGOULA schr Oloff 10.000 feet lum ber to Hndriis BONFOUCA Sloop Rainbow 8 corjs wood oo master NEW OBLEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHERN RAILROAD. "'J Aug 11 6.

bales oottun to Graham, Black Aoo 4 dp Meyer. Weis Aoo 3 do' Baiu Uenduraon 4 iinastoDacco wuntntr a. Mievenson ao n.ir vattlek Keith 1 do Beadlea, Wood'dtoo crates cabbage 10 bxa tomatoes 20 bbls potatoes Bennccl i bxa cheese smitn tsroa s.oo 4 bbla applee UelBoud'O 2 bbls pears Beiry Aao 1 Li lll bird McUratli A JoniDton-6 bbls peael.ea 12 bxs do 9 bbla apple aiax-heca It tea hams DelBontuo co 4 bxs clocxe A 11 Wi'klus 28 bxs candy Norman Betas 1 bale mdse A Red Kl er Traua Co- 6 runs leather 1 box lasts PTliormatuen 1 hewiue machine 1 iruxk box At drewa 180 ukgs beer i Zebtfer i bxs n'ware wei lein- vj DDIs nigu wines iteanham 14 tnun butter ciarx rk mdae GoldMmith 1 bale hoops Per- rilliat lOO bbls flour A Hamilton 9 cars Ice Lusse 18 bhda bacon 3 bxs do xOO bxa oh-eae Sobwabacher. Froweuleld A PTetrer 1 car lum berW Walker 1 do Ottman 1 di Cobb 3 cars wheat Hlxby car poultry xaiuer aiever cars atoca i pnnin oo a Aaburst 2.do Levy is banoo West A oo 27 cade tobacco VanBenthuysen 13 bxn do Clapp Bros Aco a ehea tea Herman.ECo 60 bbla high wieea Tardos A Larousalul -70 bbs potatoes Beil1 4 bbls onions 8 Meyers 10 do 7 bbls neara Btich Bon 3 do box do 8 Coons Aco 8 cars bricks Xswao i-e -6 bales add in? GoAoiiaux tt bxs bats (iulniaa A co 7e bx. bacon Miller, Dolbonde Aco-20 bbls whisky Simms A Levy :0 bxs glycerine 3 bis arucs i Jjrnn- 't case snoea A mmnr 2 bxa mdae Fellman Broa 2 do Klar xco-2 do Lehman, Abraham Soo 1 do Larousainl 29 bxa baoon Barstow A Deevee i box drug I Bloom Aon 25 bbls wbiskv Gottsoualk: -17 bdls paper Palmer dto bdls saddle trees Hansell 4 snow-eases BiMtb- l'i fiiklns butter bbla eggs ska com 3 car 4 bil wheat Glover A tdendahl 3 bdls dry hides Beer Total 13 bales cotton 6 bhibj totacoo cara wheat 226 bxa chre-o-100 bbbt flour 7S bbls high wines 18 hbda bacon 189 bxa bacon dois wnisay MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.

Ana- 1111 bales note to JV Bernard -8 do Surle 7 do Odell A Wright 1 de fi Benjamin 1 do Chapsky 71 calves Serratt-and sundries to order Per steamship St Mary, from iBdianola 7 bales hides a ako woi.l OA Whlrnev feoo -189 calves Melile teo 176 aheep Paul Barton ana aunanes to oraer From Galveston 1 1 bales eottor30 bales hldifl A Whitney Aco-7 6 aka corn Miller, DolhoBde sco- auBonea to oraer- Total -11 Dales ootton NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Aug 1196 bxa meat to Miller, Dolhonde fcoo iu tea xi an is xs oxa ao enwabaoner A lllraott -1 ear beer Arnv 1 do li Yaieu 1 do a Waiz. 175 bbls oniouaBS bbls ootatoes Keller 15'i bulk shf-uidere Vorster 28 crates cabbage D'Amlco Aeo 1 8 do Doherty 1 do Ber-tuccl Aco 489 bbla roelB Douglas A Wiubnrn lUDuurarponuneaj riart dtoo 4 bales ootton Phelpa Aco 4 bxa mdae MUs Catbergue-12 bxs fruit Berry Aco 1 car staves A Beck 4 coops poultry Miller A Meyer 4 do 8 bxa pears A Valeton 8 bbls do Delaine 70 bbls ronin Simpson A Trioeu- 89 hhds bacon 20 tea hama Sobwabacher A Hirsch 2 eottoo glnnT Pvrbes-110 bbls lime Demorviile 7 pes machinery Cahle- 60 bales mdse Lehman, Abraham Aeo i do Bateson, Wisdom A Bowling 5 do MoStea or vaius-ooiiv wnimey aco-a oo.a wnisay Corkery 92 pkgs tobacco Irby A Son 40 do Beeler A 25 ao 3 Sarrazln do 8 Hernaheim A Bro 25 do II Spiro 15 Ao wauis, Lauuu xco ao accer Daixa a josepu 9 do Dymond 8 do Slauehter A I'errelt 1H15 pes buik shoulder. Cobb A Maxent bbls beef a nr onis do iscnwabacher, Frowenfeld A. Pfeifer 16 tcs hams SO bxs cheeso Heidenheimer Bros 1 ootton gin De Vaughn 6 bbls potatoes 5 bbla onions Rurkenroa-t A Schwabaober 2 tea rhoulders Moritz 40 bbla whisky Dreyfus 25 do John Moore Aon 6 do Roo 20 tub butter Scfawabacher. Frowenfeld A Pfeifer 91 bhda bacon Sehwabaoher A Hirsch 1 bbl g'ware Mrs luA Henderson It oases hats Booth 3 bbls bells Holloway A Edwards 200 bxs cheese Lawrence Aco 3 bxa mdse Martlnas 9 do Hureman-3 do Dupre 7 blea mdse A Whitney feco 3 do Collins A Bouelans :0 bbla whlHky 16 hf bbls do Loeb 1 bbl do A I Aloe 60 tobacco Peterson A 20 do Fox 88 do Hernshelm A Bro 25 do Ketlam A A 40 do Mayer Broa 61 do AnaHhaua 16 do Worn ck A Thomas 15 do fteligham Aoo 3 do-W Wataoi-6 pkjra paper Jackson 1 do Bernfhumer A Bro-3 do Zadock and sundiies to ornw Totiu 4 balea ootton OFFICIAL LIST OF LETTERS Rf InlsaT la the Mew Orleans Pae Oflaee Angaac 12.

18T7. General Delivery atpea ma Sudays frwm A. M. tm la M- Persons calling for this letters win please say ADVERTISED." and give date- LADIES' LIST. Anderson Mary mra Aby mrs Beotoa Nellie miw Bilhert K'iaa mrs -Boy er at miss Chofnberlin mrs Don kins mra Dupuis Victor mra Fremont mrs Fultojt Kllea miss Hartman Loolaa Hamptoa miss -Henry Ellen mrr BetBatem miss Bonnet a Mra Blood Mary mra Ciedden Harmon mrs Deehapelles mra Di, ratin mra jaivares tr miss KO HfkV Rmllv mvu Hawkins Hose mra RlnnAll i wnrm BarperJ4uaM Henry Mary mra Higgtna KHeo mra Hu Maiy miaa Huwinl JniL mra Jrd Jane miss eax em son mra Johuon 6a re mita johuM-n Kae mrs Kupi Julia aa Kirchion ms Lanceer widow Legendre mrs Levet Eilzla Marti- id MltcheU Maggie mra Mot tmob Lena miss Moses mra ullen Fmtas Nolen Thomas mrs NoreJDmrs O'C'on ell Kate B-isa 1 aclu rd mma mis4 Pefraon Bailie a mrs I'm iirnt Man Ferry Msccie mlrs Piikii.j8a'thnr Poryol ugn'a mis ffr araie Bdiia BobAiball nii Hi der A mra mra Rol Luis 1 luis Boblrsou Hose Aun mrs Maitha mra Fo CJi lamra t-tat an Anna mra S'at-er Si, ith Lu mki herberf.

Kat mrs Tate mltm Thayer mis Wf-ber ms Martha "White El'en mts Young mrs JOHN 1L O. PARKER. Postmaster. NewOrleana, a nguat 12, 1877. OEMTLEMKN LIST.

A ie Aba Joan A'bers David A-iniatead Thoa AnuersoB Ilea Stephen. nueiin Jotin Armar AbbySH ABihiMtH Alcorn John Bahard Hrary Barby A Fer- Bra. dick Da lies John aodo BralfordKT Pads John Bannat Bubea Bailard dr Baker lijah Berk-oo Blmou Berry Griffin Bear a Co Beaux Paui Andre BlcBt-oui Birds mr Bye Chaie uera BrowjiJD Broal -s eil Ja- Brode BredRtey eob 2 od Austin Bo)letJ Brown AD BurrellJatr Bui dell OS BatlerKJ-tntltrPA Chwles A 2 Cam pot Caleeo barn ha -tan 8 Campbell Wm Clsike JBtuarc add-r Clark offord Christian OE CofflnW S3 CloUibu gHWt ook CohenS ot erWuE Cooper dr ConneUEdw tvek do-key A Ps'gleLruis Dalle DeVarvineJ DolondeGeo DojleD' Dovle Edward Doibear orwnnr Dr Inur gnlePatk Pn Puy DurkiB Jno Jr Kwaida thas EviniUeoH Evans fonia FckeitJnoB English JasP Ertiinger Arth Fsbto.Xlcoua Fiagr hoa oir eo Farrel Patk Fray Fiedelck LJ Fell Konrad FrrLO be- haa Floraiice Flntte A FrnretJos GambrelaySJ Gardner Aloaxo (amboAro rev rev Graf-am Harry an tier CK AooGeesy Wm GilUn Aco GilffyGW Gllperman Oh db Jno Jr Goodrich Ferd Grover A 2 Cirorif fr 'ulart Jaa HallieayJio Ba'lC Harris EJ Hariison Chaa Hardw.c Haller amilrnt: BardingK Heath FEhon Helrenon Geo Hlrmaii Howard Chasrl ftobtr btoiiie Hopkins alt HnllaCP HnntJ HnibtaM Jamlssen Jas Jewett Jotms.m Johnson 2 cart Julian eta vie KelU BeonedrAE Keller Jno A Kelly MJ night JB KoleKJ Korndoffer LaaralJos Hares JP Law ay Lam ia-i A Labarre Levy Jos Dockr.tr La genateir Leinardre leai bD CLas Levis Isidore A Lccna Felix Lester Chas eo Leir.hardt Lynu Lyons Aoo JJ enry Lilly WU1 A Lyoas aco 1-ogue rM ii( Anton Lobby Pat Matka John rev Madeli Mayberrv Aeo MaherJaa Mohor Own Manaba Chaa Ma-iB Wm Mei cy Paul Merrinaer eo ieswriCLmiat Mlchal! John MUer Leonard MorelleaB Mofan James Morrison MonttieJoe Morrow George A CO Murilio GO MeLourald MocySJ McCarthy Thoa NU1 3 MoCartyWm McKenna Michatl Nice Joseph tool 2 Owen Robt Overton Lou a Osborn hon Payne Thra Palmer Get A Patterson Jno Perty Charley Finder Powell Moses -u' kett Wm Pureell Kami r. yman HoraceKd A Carmick Beichard Aug Bwgbey 8 Klard A 9 2 Riley hipley rticnardson Bicbardcon RliUy Tom Ritchie Geo Aco K0tertMu Geo BoaenbergD Root Joe ualllor Eoblns A BobeitaRG Robinson Robinson Hy hoblnw Jro Poldan yrunga Aco Bal.es 1, Strata Stauloy di- StarkeNorh eaiowits 2 StdairAB leel Harry 2 rherwoodHN HvrfrtWmJ CBteno Ram on-Stephens G-Ar Selldn -Bhea Wm Stewart Jaa a Healing Robt Si. on A Bona -chmllt DdrShtca Andolph Sl.vaE RldDeyHvC Solomon Ja mi li A eia aPMnbtra Tayior Taylor Jno Trimble Win Tilhberry Thomas Jacob Towni-erd t'u Tin 1m Thner Van out en Va hler J- an wmmbsT WardFobtJ Watson Jno Ward Wall Gus Weikeri pff Wechkookl Welting il ox Jtrome wn on Fobt Wingea Gao Wlii Laker 3 II MlaeellanreBa Presidtntof the New Market Po'yohnlo In atitu'e ice Co Oil Worn acuthern Life Ins Co 8.

JOHN M. G. PARKER. Postmaster. Orleans.

Aug. 12, 1877. AIJOT0NALE8 BY SI. B. J.

MONTGOMERY. LARGE BALE HODS EHO LD FtJRNI TTJRB, Removed for of Sale to 60 Camp street. Consisting of Parlor and Eedroom Suits. F.ne Bookcases, French Plate Mirrors, and one Miscellaneous Library, containing may Valuable Works. All to be sold without limit or reaerve, for account of whom it may concern.

B. M. A B. J. MONTGOMERY R.

Montgomery, Auctioneer Will be sold on TUESDAY. August 11, 1S77, at 11 o'clock, at CO Camp street. Ti above splendid assortment of Household Furniture. Terms Caan. aal2 HOBSES MULKB BnOGIEM.

fcTC. BY B. M. A B. J.

MONTGOMERY B. M. Montgomery, Auctioneer Will be so.fl every WKDNBtAY and SATURDAY, at 11 o'clKCk, at No. 70 Baromte atrent Horses, at nla. Buggies, Carta, Harnesa.

etc. 1 ereuns wishing to entr stock 'or sale will uleaae do so t-ar on the morning of sale. Terms Cash. F17 ly FTJRMTTJBB-rTJRHITCRE. BV B.

M. A B. J. MONTtOMVRY-a. M.

as oi-tgomery, A uctioneer Wili bo sold eery Tl IfcDAT, THU1WDAY and STUR-IA at 11 o'clock, at No 60 Camp etreet General Bomebold Furr-iture, Carpets, Mlr-i-ors, Piam-s, etc etc. Terms Cash. F17 ly in bankruptcy. 1 bankrupt sale. JUDGMENTS, NOTES, OPEN ACCOUNTS, ETC.

BYORDER OF THE TTNITED STATES Dl 'filrt nmiictof louisiana, altiincc U. Bar will be sold by the unde. signed, it bv a oulv qualified auctioneer, at th Ooart-House, la th-town of Ooelousas, ou WRDNK -Hal, the 10th day of September, 1877, at 11 O'aT 'OClt 4at, i ('ei u'iu Judgments, Note and Ooen Aooounta, fnrr mined a. A MOUION and A. Of.

PITFN, Individ jaUv and a members of the firm ot A a. Mouton, bankrupt, la Bankruptcy f. 1468, aitaiost ueraoHa reeidtnta ol the par-lah of Bu Lanory. Av the Oouj House, In the town ow Vermilion-vil e. BATUROAY, tha22ddayoi September, 1877, at 11 o'clock, A.

M. Judgments. Aocounte, sar. reneered as in aaid bankruptcy, aeaiuat ties residents of the parts of Lafayette. atihMtownoIBverg een, on WiDSK 40AY, r.h.- 26ih day ot September, 1877, at 11 o'clook, A.M.

Jndgmen's, Notes and Open Accounts, snrreu-dered a abrva, in said bankruptcy, against parties raicents of the pari-h ot Avoyell. 1 he assignee wm only convey, without any warrantee whatever, such title or interest a Is vested in him, and will deliver only such documentary evidence as is in bis possession. Terms Cash on tre spot. For furtner infonrat on app to WILLIAM A. BLL, Astlgnee, -or to A.

ri. VlOLKr, At.ujr 'avaiav, 25 Carondelet street, New Orleans. aul2 1 9 26 e2 BY D. K. MOEPHY SOW.

X. E. MOEPUY Sfc SON, General Auctioneers and Appraisers. OtBc and Salesrooms No. 108 and 110 Magazine street Regular A notion bales every TUESDAY, 7 URsDAY and SATURDAY, At 10 o'clock.

A. M. Agenta Blood. Wol'e A KnxlUh Ales and Porter, Anu Knickerbocker Works condensed Milk, Popular Brand. Ccmslgriments respectrnUy solicited.

sass 7-ly AUCTION SALES. BY O. K. GIRAROKY. THE HANDBCMTB TWO-8TOBY FRAME DWELLING With garden.

193 Seventa atreet. betweea Camp ano Cheat nt ktrteta. BY O. K. GIRakdey.

Auctioneer Offles 81 Camp atreet SATURDAY Angost 5. 1877. at 12 o'clock H. at the Su Cnanea Auo-Uut Exchange, will be sold at pa olio aucti ThaT HANI-SOME i IN EWL.Y-B CILT T- i TORY FRAMai 1 'ELL I a. bv the b-o.

193 Seventh street, in the 41 uare bt undtd by -eventlT, r-ixth. Campa-id not rtreti. The lot measure 4U feet fioiit oil Seventh atfet.by 127 lvet 3 inches depth, between paralK-ls. The improvement are neIy boiit. oomrislng a haud some two sury frame dwelling, retired fr'n the street, wi' doubia ont gal'enea, wide hall, doable Enrlers.

dining too aud large, elegaat and well t.bted sloping apa'tmenta. Tb property has VI advai tageaof sopei ior eomf ort, fine eppeax-an ar a bauitrui ueii(bborbood Terms one-thiro eaea. balance at one and two years for notes srenajiy secured by mortgage and Boor's lien, bearing all the usual clauses ol 8 per cent- per annum Interest from the dy of taie unit al payment, 5 percent, attorney 'a fees, policy of insurauoe tranoferre, and the furehaeer to assume pament of the taxes tor 877. due and exigible la 1878, ever the prioe of a' judication. Act of aa'e before A.

Heroiotary pubbe. at tha purchaser's expense. aa.ll 12 18 td BY XI. STERN CO. 275 CASES BOOTS.

SHOES AND BROOANS. BS H. STERN A CO. H. Stern, Auctioneer-Will De Bold os MONUAY.

August 13. 1877, at 11 a. MM at their aalearoema. No. b3 Customhouse stret 225 eases Boots, Shoes and Brogmna.

OoBcprtsiag a fine assortment, auitabie tqs men. women and children's wear, and well adapted to iLe city and country trade. Terms At sale. anl2 BY O. YALETOJI CLARET IN CASKB-CLABET IN CASKS.

AsprTOrerr the ench ConsnL BY O- VALETOS, Auctioneer MONDAY. August 13, 1877. at ll o'clock. A. will be sr.id at tLe store of Meaara.

Cavaroe A Ron, no ifS Locator street, as per oiUMilar ordr da'cd Auguht 1 0, fer account of whom it may concern -Cvl 8 No. 22160 easka Claret wine Imported i er ship bt. Gene five from Bordeaux. Terms Ceah. aoll BY HOIf i MACON Ac O'COIOTOH.

JJ01XY, MACON A O'COBfNOB-AUCnONEERS, Offloe No. 11 Carondelet Street, Bales of Beal JCstate, Furniture, stocks. Bonds and Scrips attended to. 84 tf JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. BY NASH de HODGSON.

THREE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, corner Canal and Gaivez streets TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS corner Common and streets a Valuable three quarte a square corner Canal and Lopes streets ONE VALUABLE HALF SQUARE on Common and Gravler street. SUCCESSION OF ROBERT H. BOWLES Second District ConrT parish ot Oiisana, Docket Ns. On Long Credit, at Auction. BY HASH A HODGSON W.

I. Hodgson. Auctioneer Office No. IS Carondelet atreet. SATURDAY, fceit.

15. 1877, at 12o'uioo, the bt. (Tjariea Auction teeriange, in the basemen rorunoa ox tne oi. jnarias uotet. lnthht citr.

by virtue and td nursuaace of an ot tte tlon." L. Tiasot, udge'of the" heeono pansn ox vrieans, dated Augnst 11. 1877. docket No. 34.603, for acoountoi uie sncceasum oi itouert n.

uowiea, deceased, at public auction, will be sola 1. REE a A CB LOTS OF r.OL in the Second Disc let ol thi city, la tbe square bounded by Canal. Customhouse, Jaea and Johnson strets, ae. aa Noe. 1, 2 and 3, wnicb adtoin eacn other, and ineasnm fellows Lots ivos.

1 ant 2 measure each 28 fee, lo inches front on Canal atreet, by a -pih i 114 lei t. lot No. 1 forming the eornerof Oa- na and Gslvf streets Lot No. 3 (formerly tne front part or original lot i- o. vi) measures vjs iot-t 6 inches froBt on ual vex street, by a depth cf 67 feet 8 inches.

All more or lees, between parallel lines, j- merlcan measure, making a total measurement together of 67 -et 8 Inches front on Canal street, bj a depth and front on Gaivez street oi 14- ieet inunea 2. TWO VAUABLK LOTS OF GVJUND, loaetr.er with the buildmga and improvements thereon, sn uaied in the tirss District ot tuia ciiv. in the square bounded by Common, Gravler, Oa vez ai.d Johr-aoit streete, deaignattd MNoa. li and 12, which adjoin eacn other and measure a follows No. 1 forms the corner of Galves acd ummm streets, mad measures 33 reet lines nont on uomm sr-eei oy aasptu ard fn nton Galves STeetof 120 fort.

Lot No. 12 treasures 33 feet 1 Inch front on Common Btieeu by a depth of 120 feet more, or Us, herwecn lines, American measure. Tbe improvements oonsttt of AN OLD FRAME DWKLLING HOUSE, CO. 3 A LAbGE, IRREG OLatt PARCEL OR PORTION Of SQUARE No. 3, in tJisFnst i lttrtct ef thi eity.

being bounded by Canal, r-alcettn ana Lopez streets, measuring toietner zu leei inches ironi on vas i street, 279 feet 2 Inches and 4 linos on sdiagjnal Uos runrii.g owatds and to fcalodo street, 108 feet i rem, on saia r-a'cea larat, iim reet mcne front on Gaaouet street, and 819 feet 8 inches aid 6 lines front en Lopez atreet, all more or less, Ameiican measure. 4. ONE-HALF OF A CERTAIN SQUARE Or GROUND, situated In the First L'istriot of this citv. being square 13, bounded by Common. Gravler, St.

John and bt- James (now Pierce) atreet, inbdivided into 16 lots, designated as Nos 6 to 20 inclusive, and No. 32, which adjo'n eacb other and measure aa folls Lots Noe. 6 10 inclusive measure each 32 feet 6 inches and 7 lines front on Gravler street, Dy a depth of ISO feet; lots noe. 16 to 20 inclusive measure each 'Si feet 5 Inches and 7 lines front Oi it men st-et, by a depth of 120 teet lota Nos. 11 to 1 5 inclusive, and No.82 measure each 50 fret 11 inches front on St.

James street by a nepth of 162 feet 5 Inches and 8 llnra, all more or less, between parallel lines, American meaa-me, 1-Lnr the property a-quired by the late it. Bowles from A. Freret, as per act btfore A. E. Bienvenu, notary, on the 14Ui Apri', 18152.

The hole of the above properties have meas-urem nts according tlns by L. EL. Bille, surveyor, dated August, 1877. Terms and Conditions One-third cash, and the belauce at one and two yeara, with 8 per cent. Interest, and all the usual security clauses.

Tea pet eeat. to be paid cash on the spot to bind the MUCH. A cte of sale before A Hero, notary public, at the pui chasers' expense, including ktne taxes tine and ex aiblc in 1878. aul2 19 20s2 9 td IRE NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, No. 141 Liberty Street, ffuceeaalot, of Mrs.

Widow Sablna Ganter. Second Listrirt Court, Parish of Orleans Docket So H0.483. BY NASH A HODGPON W. I. Hodgson, Auctioneer Office 13 Carondelet strwet On SATURDAY, Auanst 18.

1377, at 13 at tbe St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement lotunda- of the bt. Cnariea Hotel, tulj city, by virtue and ir pursuance of an order of the Hon. a. L.

Tlsaof. Judge of the Second District Coon I-r the parish Orleans, dated July 14, 1877. docket No. S9.483, foraooonnt of the (ticemkn of Mrs. r-abina Ganter, widow of tof 1 Ganur.at public auction will be sold ONE ViLUABLITLOT OF GBOUNO, together with a'l the improvements thereon, sitaa'ed in the Plist Dwtcict ot this city.

In the square bounded by Liberty, Frank: Ttrdir.o and Poydrae streets, designated as lot No. 9, which measures 28 feet front on Libel ty atrtet, by a depth 127 feet lnoh and 4 lines between parallel lines, American measure, accoidiug to a plan wmou maybe seen at the plKceof dale. The improvements consist of a NEAT COTTAGE with outbuildings, containing some six rooms altogether, two cisterns, in ver lr order and repair, and known aa No. 141 Liberty itieet. Also At the same time and place ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD PTTT1 VTTTT RTT and movable effecta.

accenting to Inventory on me ui fciiv o. nib. Teima Cab cn thespot. Act of sale before A J. vniere.

notarv nnblla. at the expense of the purchaser, including the taxeo due and exigible in 1878. Jjld lo tiM BUD X.A tl STEAMBOATS. BAYOU SARA. RiVnrr ami arirr wnrrv num m.

Steamer GOV. ALLEN, I Steamer LA BELLE. JTUtt B41UU BAR ATER-bm, Herm tage. Pert Hudson. Lob- Aall'a KfaiM T)a m- mlr.ear.d post office landings Steamer GOV.

AT.T.UTO. Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at PJC Bteamer LA BELIZE. Leaves every WB.DNF8DAY and SATURDAY For trr'S1! P-8 apply on boatrd, or to BITE A CARLIN. 4 Tehonpitoulaa St. 31JAfNIY A WORK, 108 Coauaon at.

8TKAXLB0AT8. nr. aOOkS AJO UAIKCS T. LOUTB AND WKW ORURANS PACKJT7 COMPANY. 8T.

LOUIS. CAIRO, UWH and tke "Beads-The Tr i mm im ami 1 1 1 H. O. YAEQER. C.

Van Book, master. N. B. Fowlex. elssk.

Win leave wrth dlspateh, Through p-eenger tickets to itismarea and Dradwood, Dakota, Tin SV Paul. Minn. Round bin ticket to St. Paul good to Oetober 15. rnrough bUls of lading via Oalre and s.

Loul ao all polata North and Went. WOODS OO. Agenta. 1 lf4 Oewinv aTr -jpmorjtrritB BSGULAR CINCINNATI, LPTJISVILLB AND NKW ORLKANS PACKET. Leaves WEDNESDAY.

Aug. 15. at 6 P. M. FOR CINCINNATI.

LOUIS. Tills, Evanavllle, Henderson, Shaw neetown. Padnoah. Cairo. Msmnhlt and all Intermediate points The steamer TJ.

3P. SCHENCK, J. Xk Carter, master. Richard Barns, clerk. wm leave aa above.

For freighter passage apply on boat or to WAYNE A WILLIAM fc. 103 Gravter street. REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET. Leaves WEDNESDAY.

Aug. 1 6. at 5 P. M. fC3 FOR CINCINNATI.

LOUIS-LrJl-tTlUe, Evansvllle, Henderson, Shaw i 1 "nee town. Padnoah. Cairo, Memphis and all tntermediato patnts The paaaenger steamer GOLDEN CITY, J. D. Hsgler.

8. C. Mclutyre, clerk, will leave as above. For freight or pannage ap P'tob hoard, or aa WAYNE A WILL I A MR 106 Grayier atreet. DOUGLAS A WIN BURN.

85 Natchez at. sn6 SUNFLOWER ejjaajajaagfcaaratasaaataajaaaajajaa RIVER. FOR SUNFLOWER RIVER DIRECT. PRI80T LINE. Leaves SATURDAY, Angist 11.

at 6 P. M. FOR ALL LANDING'S ON SOW. flower River. Big aad L'ttle Deer 'Creeka The A No.

Lr llarht-arafa and staunch steamer SUNFLOWER BELLE, B. R. Dent, master, Geo. H. Smltn, elerk.

will leave aa above. For freight or passage apply on board or to BR1TTON A KPPLKR. 81 Gravler eV F. 8 Will be receiving freitht on Friday morring, at the head of Cresaman street. snlf YICKjSBURG.

Leaves every SATUBDATjt 5 P. M. U. rJ. HilL rAtA.Fl.

vad irmiraiinDfi A IU Pt Davis's Bend, and all mail lan lngs The passenger steamer "STAZOO VALLEY, (In Dlaoe of steamer Natehea.) T. F. Smith, master, Frack Beck. elerk connecting at Vlcksbnrg with Pariaot Llnef 9 all points on Yazoo, Sunflower. Deer Creek ana Tallahatchie, and Anchor line steamers tor atempnia, CAiro ana at iouis.

-xnis ooat reserves the rightto pass all land in ga that the captain may consider unsafe. For freight or pa aags apt ly on board or to JANNEY A WORK, To6 Common eV HITS A CABLIN, i Tohoupitoulaa at Through bil's of lading tven to Trenton. Moa roe and all stations on Vicksbnrg, Shreveport and Texas Ballroad, via Delta. -OS W. B.

BBOCKETT. UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET. Leaves every TUED 4.Y. at 6 P. M.

TCP" ka FOR VICK8BURG, NATCHEZ, r-TDavia'a Bead and intarmediatr abMHMai landings The steamer ROBT. K. LEIV Wm. Campbell, master, A. MoVay, clerk, leaves as above, eonnectlna; at Vlckabary wl Psrisot's line for all points on Yasoo, Runfiowsr, Deer Creek and Tallahatchie, and Anchor Lin steamers for Memphis.

Cairo and St. Lmls. B. W. ADAMS.

JANNEY A WORK. HITS of CABLIN, Agents. Will give throngh bills ladirig toTretoo, Mob roe and all stations on Vlnkeburg. Onrevepor, and Teraa Railroad, via Delta. ap6 "77 ly W.

B. BBOCKETT. YICKSBURG, GREnVTLIiK, ABiiAPO LIS AND THE BENDS-UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET. Leaves every THURSDAY, at 6 P. M.

fTr? FOB ABKAPOLIS, GREEN-JjrfcaT ville, Vtoksburg and the Bends The aEsjKHMpaflns ard fast passenger packet FRANK PARQODD, J. M. White, master. O. Haamea, at Vioksbnrg with Partsot'e Llns for ail points on Yaeoo and Tailahatenle Rivers.

This steamer reserves the right to pass all landings that the captain may consider unsafe. JANNEY A WORK. W. ADAMS. BBOCKETT A GARTER-Through bins lading given to Tren'on, Monroe and all sietiote on Vickaborg Shreveport and Texas Railroad Alo, to all paints on Arka polla and Pi re Bluff Railroad.

BBOCKETT A CARTER, A gents, o5 88 Magaktno street. tOtTBKCOABT. TBI-WEEKLY O'PRY LOWER COAST LINE Leaves every. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 11 A. Returning on alternate days, FOR QUARANTINE STATION, LtBnrae Settlement.

Pemtoa-la-Haohs iTT riKns all Istermedlate Lower Ooast landings Tbe staama BIOS FARMER, Capt. A. X. Balm, rffl lesva aa above regularly during the entire season, until the new boat Is ready for set vice. jror rretgnt or passage apply on board.

p. fi weaneaaay, Apm in, at ll A. M. apis FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT. KEG0LAR WEEKLY OPELOUoAS PaOK tc p.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at 6 P. M. -(Commencing on Saturdar, Angus 4.) I fCr a FOR WASHINGTON, OPE LOU Ls'jysas. Pet Barre, 81 aim sport. Charoh-Immu niiiTllle sod all bus din rs on the Coast.

Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau The first class paaaenger steamer TRENTON, Jamee L. Robbina, master. Gabs Block, elerk. will leave aa a Dove. jror zreignt or oaasace armiv on board or to lord A MCr-JiAKJHS, 40 camp street, N.

U. DOROHUE. aul 1m JANNEY A WOBK, 106 Common aU REGULAROPELOUSAS WEEKLY PACKET ni fglonaaaf mi lit Cbnrchv ieaves every wxunistsiiA y. si r. m.

WASHINGTON, OFJaV Port Barre. StmmaDork. vrile. and all lanrltara em aba Ooast, Atchafalava River and Bayon OovM Uen The new and light draft steamer BERTHA, (Inplaceof Sandy No. 3 and Leasts Tavlor B.

H. Broad, master. T. Jo bin, elerk, win leave as above. Par frebxht nrtiaaaaraaa ply on board or to Bjunun as jEjrriaK, Ja28 tf 81 gravler sir sst, Hint CARLIN, 4 Tahonpitonlas.

R. W. aliAMt), 31 Commercial Place. P. 8.

Connect a with Raron om niai and banres for Bayon Boent LAKE COAST. SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY FOR MANDKVILLK. LBWTSBURO AND MiniRnirtrrTT.K I JC3L.1i Tht slsfant and very Bast low preasnre United States mall steamst 1 1 1 Gaps. Hasnewer, win make regular SUNDAY and WEDNES TlAT arMIMtnn SwJm a. -a liLir th JLOe End viy BuBdAT Moriilrir on the SUaSLaAf IUIU vY 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Haw I al mWVl U1MM on the arrival of 9 o'clock train.

Betnrnlng weevening in suns lor the 7s o'clock train foe the city. ajwior tne srrp over and back, mx. For further parttoulare apply to C. M. 60RfA, i KI AgCDI, 90 unloattnel.

apio 8TTMWR ARllAlfOKWICVT. MANDEV1LLE AND NEW ORLEANS TJ. S. MAIL STEAMERS. FOB MAN DE VILLIL LEWT8-bunr.

Madiaonvlila and OortnanVaa The elea-ant and verv fast low-nr tYt irhtrrl rnii-l fl ltitamar OAMELIA. afakw: H7wn will leave as above on MOM DAY and TH URS-DAY, oa arrival of the 10 M. train i TOES. DAY. 4 P.

M. train WEDNESDAY. 9 A. train FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 4. P.

M. train; BUN DAY. 7 A. M. train.

Monday and Thursday tripe ami extend to Old TsMirtinr aw TchefBBCta Blver, tor Covington. Returning, leaves Old lAndlng Tuesday and Friday, at 6 A. aC. adlaoBVlDe evca-r mnraln, Sunday ss4 i edneedav eveslzura. Regular excursion trine wfll mad a.

everv SUNDAY IfOENTKa.mtnHni ei o'clock: train, and WEDNESDAY MORNING leMuumg aun Positively no trela-ht received artri of th train' preeedlng that eat vhiah i The above trfoa win ba MrnttflvM, prevented by bad weather or low water. 71 aVa aWIU A 8TEAHB0ATS. RED RTYKR AND TEXAS. New Orleans and Red River TTaonx Company, and Texas Paeino Railway and nrrunns. 7 brongh bins lading and throuirn passeafer il keta to all landinawou Bed River aad all raU.

wav atauont iu Texas. The best rents to Hot tprtnra, Ark. 7 be fol'ov in splendid, faat ateamaia eeiaues' Ine the Me will lvave as adverUaed beow i i BeUe, t). B. Durf, J.

Behan. Maita Louisa, ol. A P. Konna, Boanie Lee, Texas, Lotos -fie, 8, 1 awn. Foe Shreveport, Jefrereoa.

Hot La-WfBprlBga. and aU land in ra oa Bed 1 1,1 Blver and railway statienaianaaa. The steamer Daw 1 F. Trnakrw. nastsr WBDNMniV.

IK US it. tt ats. riAn u. am. wilaxnaen.

BATU BDA ABg 18. at 6 P. No wbarfboat ch antes, drayage er Will be eharrad aa nooth sf iA ntvav New uileana, in to warding frnlrTit rnsslisail to the company by bill of lading. For freight er pasaage apply en beard of the ate, or at the offloe ox the oompaay. Be.

Ill Gtavieracreec. Jos. A. Alkro, President W.M. Joyce.

Areaii Hito A CarUn. Brlttoa Eppier. lord Mol PBska. Jl n-t- -r-WPEKJLY GRAND ECOBK PACKETV I fCf5ti F)R GRAND ECOBB, AT.arr,- Leaves CTery SATURDAY, a P. X.

Bteamer TEXAS, (la Place ot Bart AMo.) at. csmnens. aastarv win leave regularly as above. For freight ar pataage apply on board, or to R. W.

ADAMS. 21 Commeroial- Flaes. P. 8. Will answer all haOs on tee coast, and forward all freights eanatgned to hr- tree ef wiarga.

aiir-iy OUACHITA RIYKH. NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA TtrVXB TBAN8POBTATION COMPANY. OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MQj. BOtt WEEKLY U.S. MAIL PACKET, Leaves every WEDNESD AY.

at P. M. fC? as TOR ODACHIT4 C1TT, Monroe and all a landings U. 8. mail steamer i JOHN H.

HANNA, (In plaoe ef tbe Ouachita Belle) J. W. Blanka. master, B. G.

Cornwall, clerk. will leave regularly aa above, eooBeetiBg wits packets Air all the tributaries. WU1 reaerve the right to refuse any landing. exeert mall tinra For freight er paasage apply en board, or to F. A.

BLANKS. President, HITE A CARLIN. BBITTON A EPPf.lCTL JANNEY A WOBK, LORD A MCPXAKJf7 I THE RjtfyaaVRgMI IrtTaiEXe Bayva iAbweha ej4 Coaat ASSUMPTION, (In place of ateamer Henry Tste, P. A. Charlet.

master, N. Z. DnvBia, clerk, leaves New Orleans every MO! DAY, at 6 P. and FRIDAY. 10 A.

Mretornii 7 daw a the Ooast every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAT. For freight ar nasaag apply oa boaM or is itnm eMT8-iy ies Daeatar, near St. Ismos SEMI. WEEKLY BAYOU LAPOURORR AND OOAST PACKET. PLANTERS' AND MERCHANTS LtBTR, BOBT.

YOTJNCIv (In tuaoeof the 0. D. Tsneooane. axaster. T.

A. Darling, flUrk. 1 leaves New Orleans every THUBSDaT- sea MONDAY, at 6 P. returning down the Ooast every WEDNESDAY aad SATURDAY- For freight or paasage apply on beard, er ts- A i HITS A CARLTW, 4 TahowpltPBlse at, or TERREBONNE A SALOMON, AgeBta T5 Decatur, between Oontt aad BlsavUs its. splX-tf BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND BOCKPOKT PACKET.

lWllTC A Leavea Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY ai ip.v. FOR IXCKPOT.THIBODATJX. Laurel Vallev Plantation and wav landlnreow Bavoa rrv-' A) paaaenger areamer i -ELLA HTJGrHEB, Joe ralfrerei, master. A. rvicolle, elerk, will leave as above Beturnlni, leaves Thlbo daux every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at A.

M. For freight or passage, apply on hoard. my97 tf ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA- ABE SMITH'S TECHE AND ATCHAFA-Lay a link. i REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET. FOR ST.

ARTI 8 VTLLR -and all landings on Bayon Teohe The ateamer GEO. 8PANGLER. Abe. SmH. master, leavea SATURDAY, Aug.

11. at 5 P.M. The above packet wui always eave promptly aa advertised thronghout the season. For freight or passage apply en board er to HITS A CARLIN, Agents, Ja23 tf 4 Tehonpitoulaa auset. PEOPLE'S INDEPENDENT TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA LINE.

on SATURDAY, Ana. 18. at 6 P. M. a.

FOB ST. MARTINS VILLE AND lt lai Lr iyi ait lntermeaiate janaisga oa the Bayon Teche The steamer WILLIE, K. B. Trinidad, master. Frank Greig, elerk; will leave as above, and eontUane regularly tnrongnout toe s-aaon.

jror rreignt orjpaasa apply on boarder to HITE A OaRLin. JylS tf 4 Tohoupttonlaa atreet GRAND ISIS. BUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Ie connection Vlth the Grand Isle Hotel. aJTrrB, The llghvdraXt steamer BILLY OOLLlrtS, Mike McSweeney, master. J.

A. BichardX, eiert, ill make regular tripe during the season. Leave head of Harvey's Canal every ru euday ana SATURDAY at 8 A. M. Renmilng, learas Grand Isle MONDAY and TH UBS DAY at A.

Mj. arriving at the city Monday and Thursday at. Touching at Wlltoe Wharf each way. Fare each way $3 60. For farther particulars apply on bo aid or to HTTK A OARLIF.

Jy81 lm i 4 Tchonpitonles street UPPER COAST. NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER OOAST 1-AlIK M7T BA. I. 1. 1 fH lt NEW ORXEANn TRI WEEKLY FACKFT.

FOR BEN TUREATTV-S. ABOiUi- aion The steamer MARY IX) A. Leavea TUESDAYS. THTJRSDA VH and BAT- BDAYS. at 10 A.

M. RetoralBg oa attars daya in daylight NEW OBLXANB OOAST AND BAT03 ROUGE SEMT-WEEKXY PACKET. Leaves every MONDAY, at 6 F. HL, aad YET DAY, at 11 M. tJTZjb Taes-Messtsaa-r.

f- BT.JOHN. Frank Bergeron, maarer. j. o. Bergerea.

tten Betnrnlng every WEDNESDAY at 4 SURDAl EVENINGS. For freight or aasaage apply en iwwrd er ts mvlO M. Ol VfEIAKOON. 99 BLADON SPRINGS. BLADON SPRINGS A.

p4-r4fiight draft freight and passenrsr -ateamer will leave Mobile for the above ever SA.TTJB- DAY. at 6 o'clock, M. V. rm and after this date, nntfj fartbsr notice, tlere will be onlv one departure tot to: above, every Sattirdav evening. WM JOHNSON, Oenl Agent Jyl9-lm PAULDING A OQ-.

Ageaa 'b Great French iiemedr, BOSH'S CARMELITE I MELISSA COBDIAL. CEATJ DE MEXISSE DSS For which Royal Letters Patent have been anted aa reeommended by the Pans aehooier edicine. A Sovereign Remedy rs OASES OF Aneplcxy. Pmrwlyaie, Pyawtrpeiai. QeRe, Hradacka, Iwsllgtlen.

Fwlataeea, Chill sued Farvew. ee. 300 XEABS BEPUTATIOX. r- General Depot at BOYERU. t9 Park Fato New SOLD BY ALX.

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