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Cl)e (Evening fficanuneo ATCRDAT KYKNING, HAY 31, 1881. XAGNIAPPE. 1 THE BLACK BOTTLE. Ii I film la de lor for ter sing an' ter pray, A ft' er, aruod Lawd, Ok me uwine, I loon'. er black bottle dat was bid 1b de hay, An er.

gKd awd, take me boras. 1 hnow'd dai de debil wm up tar de trick, ai' vr, grood Lad, take me home Bat I lifted up de bottle and I bit bar lick, Ai" er, good Lews, take me borne. Oh, take mm from die wort' sis, alsger, MttM, whar is yr wine; Opsaupde a ataaa' I'll amp in, ping or, Hue, wbai la yer gone. I tapped dat bottle tQl I unecse like er cat, An er, good Lawd, tak me borne. Aa' Plain H.

coal' bit de mraa' wid my hat. An' er, good Lead. tkm home. Da boas come er long aad gin me er kick, Aa er. good lawd, take mm borne, 'Case 1 hit dat bottle sicb a powerful lick, Aa' er.

coed La wd, take me home. f. Oh, take ma tram this del' strife, i. Hiasrer, maahol Judas wider olabj for I's gwlne ter bab troubjn wid er Guinea nipger wife. Slag er, bit wo Judas wid er chunk.

LAricamam Traveler. A society paper Buttons are small and unpretending this season." The truth of this, assertion never strikes man more forcibly than when he endeavors to find the lost collar button. Motion Pott. snoring bad for the health fw safes a correspondent. That depends Jargeiy npon the size and temper ox 'the patties disturbed by it.

There are cases on record where it has pro daoed serious contusions. CleteUmd Leader. At a microscopic exhibition in Boston lately the sting of a honey bee was thrown upon the screen, the point being so sharp aa to be hardly disUngoisba Die." It is not necessary to go to ail trouble in order to discover tbe ex istenoeof a bee sting, however. Jeney Journal. The Chevalier (Henri Wikoff).

as he was best known, from a title conferred on him by the Krng of tbe Belgians, was an American, and boasted of having crossed the Atlantic eighty times. Thirty years ago. be was supposed to be bont eighty, and what his age was when he died no one knew. Loudon Truth. According to the laws of Wyoming, i there shall be no discrimination xnaie in that Territory with regard to sex in the pay of any kind of work.

This is as it should be. When a man mates shirts by the dozen, he shonld have as much for his work as women are paid for the same kiml of labor; and for shoeing a horse a woman should be paid the same wages a man receives. Ifor rittovn Herald. The latest estimate is that Mr. Blaine's book has reashed a sale of 5,000.000 cop Mes.

and his profits on it are about $25. Those who doubt this can be convinced by the statement that in An gasta. alone. 2.700,000 copies have been told. As.

the population of An gusta is 12,000. there is an average of copies to each inhabitant. Yet the sad fact remains that not a single copy has been seen in Mew York. Life. An editor in one of the churches was last week making up a club of subscribers for a Sunday School ptper.

In his rounds he called at a house where he found a little girl of 7 at home. lie ex plained his errand to her, hoping to get her name in the list, and she replied: "Well. I'll ask mother, and I'm quite sure she'll give me the money, for she says we mut patronize the peddlers who come along er they will be driven to steal and rob!" lie hasn't gone back to see if the succeeded. Detroit Free Press. What is that invisible power," asked an Austin Sunday School teacher, "that the wicked man from sleeping, tnat causes nun to toss aooat on ms pillow, and what should he do to enjoy that pesos that passes all understanding Go to the drug store and buy some insect powder, afa sent me for a dime's worth last Wednesday, and we haven't felt Johnny Spil kins would have gone into particulars, if his sister, who is a little older, and has ten times as much sense, hadn't pulled him down.

dtxat Siftingt. How, when the contest wai ended, there gathered together in the Acropolis a great multitude of people to witness the award ol the prizes. And there was vast applause when, arm in arm, De mosthenea and Cicero entered, followed by llaro Antony and Marcus Brutus. These, as contestants for the prize, stood near the judges, and modestly inclined their heads. Gentlemen." quoth Socrates, chairman of the committee of a ward, we have listened with interest to the eloquent orations delivered in our presence here, and we have decided to award to each of yon four competitors a diplo xna testifying to your high merits as orators." "But the cake 1 the cake! ilow about the cake clamored the exoited populace.

"As for the cake here," continued Socrates. we do award it. with out reserve, to yon. John A. Logan, who, to tbe vigor of Demosthenes, the polish of Cicero, the tire of Antony, and the patriotism of Brutus, has added a certain splendor of eloquence and rhetoric.

I of figure and voice, the like of which has never before been heard or seen in this Acropolis." Chicago Kewt. Dnrnkarfis' Wires 1 A whole sermon was preached iu very lew words, the other day. by the Sa prune Court of Iowa, in rendering aa adverse decision in a suit for divorce, in which the wife claimed separation on the ground that her hnsband was a con firmed drunkard. The evidence shoved that the woman knew of the man's in temperate habits before she married him, and the court need the jllowiog language: "You voluntarily chose a drunkard for a husband, and you should 'discharge the duties of a drankard's wile. Sis failure to keep a pledge of reformation, made before marriage, does not justify yon in deserting him.

Having knowingly, married a drankard. yoa must make yourself content with ths sacred relationship." These words are bitterer than usually fall from the bench. They betray no sympathy with the unfortunate plaintiff. Tney do not about the duty of society to pro tect its weak mixded members from the consequences of their own acts, or of the chiva Irons obligations of the husband to cherish and protect the wife. There is no romantio sentiment in the breast of this Iowa court, but lots of good, nard sense in its head.

It evidently thinks that it sits not to bend the law in the way to make it as easy as possible to the individual ot to make it an instrument for the general good of society. Had the court taken i the sentimental view of the "t4 ''orcs it would tkAiof one ooo' woman pa it would have lost the oppor tumty to utter a warn in i that oueht to Fi tne tens of thousands of other women who are on the vere of 1 committing the same folly of marryinc intemperate men. A woman who electa to beoome a drunkard's wife, the oonrt says, assumes the responsibility for the Buffering which she invites, and must not appeal to the law for relief. This is a stern but wholesome rule. A few women may heed it and be saved from the miseries of the drunkard's wife, but 'it needs many judicial reiterations of this sentence, by other courts as nnemo ion si as that of Iowa, before tbe ma Jority of young women are made to nn deritand that to voluntarily beoome a drunkard's wife is a eootract as binding as any other.

ftta California: Bpofforth, of the Australian eleven, the bowler of the century, la a recent eriaket XBatch tn gland, to.x seven wiezeca sx rrrr and tbree balls, a od tbe entire eleven cpposlsg bun werecismi.Wdd for seven runs. TABLE. Monrus Bormu CEBlavUla aaA Xaahvlllalfa Tf 8:30 A. hL. 9:50 P.

X. Ooast aeeoaueadatteaS P.K. 9:05 A. KC. Vast 8KK p.

at. lOslO A. at. eKSAT JACTKBOBI BOOTS. (Cmicago, Hi.

Loals aad Haw Orleaas saoread.) LeaTee. Arrives. rpTeasNo.1 9 .1 A.aCKxpress No. 1 7:00 AM Bxpreea2fo.dS0PJd.Sxprea 10:45 AJ tvxj.1 Ain riomo bahwat. Texas aad California Kxprees leaves daily at 11 A.

M.vla Uiaslsalppi Valley Roai, from Jackson Railroad Depot aad at ft P.M. dally via Bed Klrer Lloe ol steamers. sTTAJt AJT9 C3UCSOXHT BOUTS, Leave. Arrives. Far t'TM''.

ii a. P. If. Par Kaaato 11 ht. 3:10 P.

K. Via htlsslssippi Valley Bailroad. aasSIBSIPPI VALLXT JtOUTJC. (LoolsTUle, Mew Odaaas aad Taxae HaUroad.) Jjamrm. Arrlvee.

11. OOA.M. i .10:00 A. Jf. SiOO P.

at. 8:10 P. M. AJTD OSSaOSuirT IOUT1. (Saw Orleaas aad Bextheasterm Bailroad Leave.

Arrive. rastmalL. 11:09 A. aCITartmaU P.M. rwt Uaow.

10:00 P. M.jPast liae 6:00 A. M. Both sralaa betas' dally solid trala. pTTgT.T.

BEACH BAlTiKO AT). Leare. Arrive. TtillT axoc Dt Snndav. .9:30 A.

M. 8:53 A. laUy except P. M. bondays 7:00 A.

M. P. 11:41 A. 6:81 P.M. Hood ft, f.

M. IT! 8:00 P. M. Hanoi Batai dajs 9:11 P. M.

THE BITEB. PICAYUNE OFFTGB, I Batnrday, May 31, 1884. STAGS OF WATi ft IS THIS RIVSE8 with changes la tbe 84 hours endlag 'A P. wuMnrtnn Cm. Prlday.

May 30. bove low water. ft, la. 7 1 Cairo 31 9 4 7 01cLiiiaU 3 7 Dabaqae 9 3 Fort 6mltb 6 Keoknk 7 11 Croe 6 8 LeaTenw'th 12 1 UttleBocav 9 6 Louis Till 8 11 Memphis 1 NliTllJe 3 10 New Orleans 1 8 Omaha 8 l'l Pittsburg 4 4 ShJ eveport 2S 6 SkLools 17 6 7 7 Vlekubarg 42 7 Tanktoa 9 7 HIXLH0AD Tim. vnaage.

Oaager Blse. Pall. lane, ft. la. ft.

In. ft. In. 5 0 0 63 0 0 7 0 0 0 ,4 60 0 0 1 15 0 1 SI 10 1 0 0 0 0. 3 14 0 0 2 lO S3 11 SI 0 0 0 4 SS 0 0 1 98 0 0 0 0 0 84 0 0 0 4 4) 0 0 0 1 0 OS IS 0 0 3 SO 0 0 0 0 3 30 0 0 1 0 80 0 0 3 30 0 0 0 41 0 0 11 0 0 SS 0 Below bigb water mark of 1874.

DPaBTTJRE8 YE8TEBDAT. Daley, K. J. Gay, Cliaton, Assumption. DFABTUKa THIS DAY.

Port ads Keptone, 11 A. U. Quarantine fit. Mary, a. at.

Bayon Sara Corona. JP.M. Donaidaonvllle Belle of tba Coast, 12 41. Bayon Lafourche Keokuk. 6 P.

M. Grand Isle Joe Webre, 8 A. M. Bbxeveport Jewel. 6 P.

M. Bt. Loala City of Baton Ronge. P. M.

St. Louis Henry Lourey and barges. 6 P. Vlcksburg City of Yazoo. 6 P.

M. To day's oepartures are omoered' as follows Neptune W. 8. Bassett, master, Frank Seoveil. clerk.

Bt. Mary Jas. X. O'Pry, master, John F. Aiken, clerk.

Corona Jno. C. Iibano, master, John S. Cannon, clerk. Belle of theC5oaat J.

F. Aacoln, master, Edw. Klcolle. clerk. Keoknk Max Blanchard.

mastar, M. H. Landry, clerk. Joe Webre A. E.

Hotard, master, Frank Krans, clerk. Jewel C. B. Kouns, master, C. E.

Trus low. clerk. Henry Lourey no. II. Long, master.

City of Yazoo B. 8. Leathers, maater, A. MoYay, clerk. JACK STAFFS.

The weather yesterday was cloudy and pleasant. A little rain fell late in the afternoon. Business was fair along the Levee yesterday. Tbe Clinton had a very good trip out. Tbe C.

C. Carroll will take tbe U. J. Gay's place In tbe Bayou Sara trade next week. Tbe Bt.

Louis and Mississippi Valley Transportation Company's steamer Henry Lourey. which is announced to leave to day for Bt. Louis, will take freight on through bills of lading for alt point on the Upper Mteaieslpm as high as St. PauL Tbe Jewel, leaving to day for ShreveDort. will take freight tor Mlnden.

The fine excursion steamer Joe Webre starts out in the Grand Isle trade as a triweekly packet. Bbe will leave the bead of First street at 8 A. and hereafter will start at the same hour from the head of Harvey's Canal. Capt. Kranz has spent recently considerable money in altering, re tiling and repainting tba Webre, and she now in tip top condition.

The steamer Webb City, reoentty purchased by Capt. J. W. Btanx. to ran in tbe tributaries of the Ouachita, In connection with the boat of tbe On tchlta River Coo olid a ted Line, arrived yesterday fr am Little Rock, Ark.

Coming down she ran only in da; Light, and made remarkably fast time for a small boat. Her actual running time from port to port, a dlatanoe of 890 miles, was 63 hours. Capt L. P. Drake commanded the Webb City, with Capt.

Abe Parker at the wheel, Jno. Humes, nf the Jno. Howard, at the engine, and Frank Long on the lower deck. The Webb city was built in 1883 by the Howards, of Jeffersonville. Her dimensions are: Length, 131 feet; beam, 36 feet; depth of hold, 3 feet 3 Inches.

She has two steel boilers, each 14 feet long and 3d inches in diameter, with 4 flues. Her cylinders are 9 inches In diameter, with four feet stroke. Her cabin contains 6 staterooms and 8 open berths. The Webb City formerly ran in the Arkansas River, between Little Rock and Fort 8mltb, in the Interest of the Woodson Transportation Company, and did good service for that organization. Boa one of the best boats of her inches afloat, and will do well In the trade for which she is Intended.

Capt. L. P. Drake expects to return to LitUe Bock some time next week. i Capt.

Diok Binnott returned to the city yesterday. Capt. Lloyd T. Belt writes Mr. J.

II. Menge that it has been decided not to wale until Eayou Teche falls to resume work on the sunken Key West, bat to build the balk heads above the hurricane roof and commence pumping. Mrs. Mary C. Pearson, owner of the steamer Ella and two other Arkansas River steamers, has received her commission as captain, and will In fnture command the Ells, her husband to take command of one of the other boats.

The United States Inspectors at Pittsburg have finished the investigation as to the cause of the collision between the steamers Wharton MoKnlght and Rescue, which occurred at the City Farm on the Mononga hela River, which resulted in the sinking of a Oat loaded with coal, In tow of the It. W. Morgan. They find that John W. Stolzen bsck, master and pilot of the McKaignr, was in the fault, and have suspended his Intense or 60 days.

It is said that the cause of the R. R. Springer's withdrawal for the present from the St. Louis and Bt. Paul trade is that the railroad fight in the upper end of therirer has reduced rates below a living point.

The Centennial passed Memphis Wednesday with a big trip. 8 he expeoted to get 1080 sacks of cotton seed meal at Arkansas City. he names of Capt. Geo. D.

Hits and John Janney have been withdrawn from the advertisement of the Corona. Com. B. B. Conlson.of Bismark, D.

has sold one half Interest in his steamer Dakota to Col. Hunter Ben Jenkins, of St. Louis, The Dakota will hereafter a in the Missouri River trade between Bt. Louis and Kansas City. Memphis Ledger, 39th The piling at tne river front just back of the hand over" oil mill, which formerly pointed to the sky.

ha eareened so as to point to the western horizon. This Is a good indication of a shaky base, and in a short time they will only be fit for firewood. Vicksburg Herald, 39th: A Commercial Herald reporter learned yesterday from Capt. Carroll, of the Harbor Committee, that, while his committee are alert and watchruL they have nothing to do until Congress peases the river and harbor bill. This done, the Hirer Commission, which controls all expenditure on the river, will We properly looked after by our Harbor Committee.

Tbe assurance need not be given that the Interest of oar harbor are la aafe hands. IBj Telegrapa.1 May 31, Neon. Arrived 8. P. Cos fr below at 7 P.

W. Aaderson from aahvllit A. Mlnaetonka from below at 7 A. Florenbe from the Ohio River at 7 A. City of Helena from St.

Lints at 8 A. Mississippi from Bt. Louis at 9 A. Bneoess from the Ohio at 10 A. M.

De parted Anderson for Nashville at 0 City of Helena for Vlcksbnrg at 9 A. Mxarrais. May 31. The river le falling. No arrivals or departure.

Weather clear. LODisnus, May 31. Noon. The river is falling, fe 10 inches In the canal. 4 feet 9 Inch In the ehate on the falls.

Weather clear aad pleasant. WHXKxrxOt May 81. River 7 feet 3 Inches and stationary. Departed: Scotia for Cincinnati at 4 A. Batohelor for Pittsburg at 8 A.

Courier for Parkersborg at 11 A M. Locals on time. Weather dear and warm. Vicksbukg, May 31 To E. Conery 8on Leave here with 600 bales cotton and 4500 sacks cotton seed meal.

Arrive Monday and leave Tuesday for Greenville and the bends. Wm Campbell, Steamer John W. Cannon. MARINE NEWS. PICAYUNE OFFICE, May 81.

CLEARED THIS MORNING. Steamship) Wanderer, Clark, for Livingston via rnerto vonei ana Steamship Bt Si ary, Theiasen. for Clinton via Galveston, Morgan's La A Tex BB A 88 Co Steamship City of Norlolk, Hopkins, for India noia via uatvestnn, Morgan's La A Tex RR A SS Co ARRIVED. Steamship City of Norfolk, Hopkins, from Mor gn City, to Morgan's La A Tex RR A SS Co Algiers Brit Hteanuhlp Inventor. Reynolds, from Liver, pod May 9, to Moore Aco 3d district 10 BTKjLMEES.

Belle of tbe Coast, Ileno, fm Donaldson ville. Corona, Libano, fm Bayon Sara. Tensas. Cooley, fm Floyd. aline.

Miller, fm Flovd. Keokuk, Blanchard. fm Laurel Valley. EXPORTS. LIVINGSTON, PUERTO CORTEZ AND BELIZE Hteamanip Wanderer a 34 bbls flour 90 do 61 bbls potato ti bbls onions SS bbls rrk 6 sks corn 1 fchd tobacco 1 Jif do 1 bale io keg lard 1 case do 1 tee natns 1 box cheese 30 sks salt 10 bxs soap 1 bbl rice 10 tubs batter 704 pkga sundries 46,000 feet lumber CLIJNTON VIA GALVESTON Stetmshlp St Msry 6C0 bbls floor 400 bbls liquors 900 bxs do 800 ox tobacco ltOO bs canned goods 600 bbls meal 1 000 pkgs iron 1 000 pkgs mdse INDIA KOLA VIA OA LVESTON Steamship City of Norfolk 800 bbls hour 300 bbts whisky 350 bbls meal 1009 bxs liquors 600 bxs canned goods 409 pkgs Iron 3300 pgs mdse IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL Steamship Inventor 3190 bxs tin plate 4O0 drums soda 60S pgs rnise SO bales bags 100 sks rice 161 tea sod ash 77 pkgs e'tcaro ltf bbls acid cks ink 740 casen wine 600 bdls wood pulp 140 cases cheese 40 cakes per rap 17 pkges steel to ntdetr 14,407 bdls cotton ties atone Tutt 1779 boxds tin plate Kaj lor Aeo S50 do 899 iron tabes 1 case mdso 7 cases oil cloth Morgan Line 1H0 cases ber 300 cases champagne t0 cases cider 1 case vegetables 4 pkgs biscuits A A Solari 73 pkgs e'ware A. Maver 165 bbls ale 10 bbls soda 676 bbls beer ellas Weeks Aoo Si bdles cotton ties 16 cases drugs Boozano 1 cask cutlerv A Baldwin dtco 10 case cigars Castillo 66 pkgs mdse II Charnock 1 okg e'ware II Paber 8 do Booth 19 do Marx Weil 18 cases mdse I Lyons 9 do Fetloian Bros 7 do Msnuel 130 bbls zinc wliite 7o0 bxs 'in plte Staufler, Macready Aco 325 do Phelps, VOiluB Aco 10 bales bags II Beer SOOcks ale Forstall's Bona 50 bbls gale II Ko i5 do 10 cases do 3 qr casks nine 176 bbls beer Oelpi Bro 160 do Smith Broo Aco 36 bbls ale 76 bbls beer to Bassetti A Xiqaes 600 Is beer 60 cases ale Boh mid A lUegler WOO bbls beer David Nfcolson SO do Brula tonraco 1 case samples Too Bralatour 81 eks araenlo Bars tow A cases mdes tsaiman Brot 1 do Damlens 3 do Carl Kohn 1 do A Landry 1 do Larny 360 stoves, pots, etc 29 pkgs mdse A Fish Aco 30 do Lucas Moore Aco 28 do (ienerelly 6 pkgs g'ware 33 pkgs e'ware Oancbe'sSons 7 do Jack A Bon 10 do Bofcle Yonng Glass Co 3 1 do tAob Bros 7 do Barge Line cases paper Pin ley 6 caes b'ware Frotscher 1 case leather MPokotDy 3 cases books Olessen 33 pks e'ware Thos Taylcr 100 rtiuuin oaus 10 soda Keller 6 cases mdse Uolmoat Aco 6 do Weingart 1 do Werlela do Hart IdoH Montronll 9 do St Cyr Foureade 3 do II uamlena 6 do French Society of Bent RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. FLOYD Steamer Saline 3 bale hides Wise A Beer 1 do Woods 8 bag wool Levy A MandevUia 67 sks ootton seed vo Ootten Seed Asa's sundries to order BAYOU SARA Steamer Corona 1 bale cotton to Harris, Parker Aco 47 bbls oil a. Pnech 335 bbls potatoes SUch A Son 4 do 8 Mayer 3 bbls onion A Him el 1 sack seed cotton Onmbel Bro A Mayor sundries to order Total bale cotton 1 sack seed cotton FLOYD Steamer Tensas 1 bate ootton to Wei Aco 1 ores A a 1111s 1 Flower Aco 47 sks ootton seed Ootton Seed Assn 1 bbl hide 1 bag wool Bnitu 1 bale hides Ouachita Lme sundries to order Total 3 satas oottoa 47 ska ootto seed DONALDSON VILLE Steamer Belle of tb Coast 30 hhds sugar Sarpy 1 sack wool Manade A I'edarre 4 bbls potatoes A Rauxet 19 do A A A Villermin la do Meyering 7 do Schmidt A Zlegler 16 do Tbeurer A Booker 10 do Dccktvr A cress 7 do 1 btl onions Frols A Son and sundries to order Total 30 hhds snrar LAUREL VALLEY Steamer Keoknk 14 bbls mo'asses to Beltran 16 sks rough rice Levy 8 bales moss 10 sk onion 67 sks potatoes A La garde 7 do 1 pkgwax 1 hi bbl honey Barker I sack wool Frols A Son 48 sks potatoes Walsh 36 do Webre 1 bbl engar 40 sks onions Querrouse 30 bbls potatoes Tbeurer A Becker 4 io EE Converse 45 pkgs eggs and sundries to order Total 14 bbls molaass 16 sk rough rice WEST END. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC; OCR PAVILION is NOW OPEN for the season, where Ice Creams, Biscuits, Sherbet, Frosen Lemonade, Soda, Mead.

lager Ale, Vichy, Saratoga and Waukesha Mineral Waters, fresh Cakes and Pastry of all kinds will be served by attentive waiters, at the lowest prices. McCLOSKEY, 76 St. Cfcmrle street. Ill and 147 Canal strt, and West lad PavlUen. We guarantee the purity of our refreshments.

Crescent Insurance Co. Incorporated as a Mutual Company in 1849. Reorganized as a Stock Company la 1880. CASH CAPITAL, $600,000. Has paid nearly NINE MILLIONS for losses since 1849.

Annual and Term Policies Issued oa desirable fire business. W. R. LYMAN, President. CHAS.

H. DOLSEN, Vice Prea't. CHAS. E. RICE, Secretary.

SEE OUR A6ENTS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTI mh7 '84 PrSSWelylatp ROGERS r.lAHER'S PATENT AUTOMATIC lee Cream Freezer Saves Time, Labor and Ice. FOR SALE BY B. J. WESrS SON CO. ANX THE HARDWARE AND HOUSE YTJRNIBHINQ TRADE.

mhlS SnWeFr3mlstp SPRING STYLES HOGAN'S, 99 Canal street 99 BOOTS AMD SHOES For Ladles. Hisses and Children, aad Ben aad Boju Can and see the EXTENXI VE AND RARE ASSORTMENT. die nTnThmlst9 AIIUSEMENTS. WEST BlID 1 WEST END OPERA ARSH REDON, Manager. SATlTBDiY, MAY 31, 1834, First Appeaiance" of SELIVA D0LAU0 Tke Great Englieh Prima Donna, LA GRANDE DTJCUE9SE, supported by a Talented Company of 75 ARTISTS 75 under tbe management of MARL AN DE CLARKE.

The above opera wi'l be proluood under the personal per vision of Stae Manager JAMaS VINCENT, aiatlner Every Wedaeaday and Satarday. The orchestra, nnder the baton of PROP. D'AQTJIN, will (rive Orsnd Selections fiomthe most popular opera before and after each per formance. Reserved seats can be obtained at the com. pany's offioa at the intersection of Caroadolet and Canal streets.

Trains for West End will leave the city every fifteen minutes after 4 P. M. Commutation temyltT T9F. WINTZ, Superintendent. SPANISH FORT.

LAST HIOHTS OP QUEER'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF. Sunday, Jnne 1, 1884, First procnctton In this city, by special permission of Mr. John A. McCanlL of th Casino, New York, STRATJBS'S LATEST MUSICAL SUCCESS. PBIKCE SETHCSALEM, Produced nnder the personal supervision of Mr.

Harry Standisb, with all the original Costumes, Muslo and Stage Effects, together with CATHERINE LEWIS, end a fully organized company of 60 ARTISTS CO Entire New Scenery and a complete Orchestra, including MR. A. H. KNOLL, One of the Greatest CORNET SOLOISTS. Maitaee Wednesday nn4 Saturday.

niy20 tf SPANISH FORT! SECOND GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORK 1 Saturday Night, May 31, 1884. TRAINS EVERY FIFTEEN my28 It MINUTES. FABASTA'8 PAVILION THEATRE, Corner Bearben and Orleans street. The Greatest Dime thw la (be Month! An Entirely New Fragranuue! First sppearance in New Orleans of the Fa mou Criterion Two, L4RK1N4 and KULLV, In bongs and I'ances ttrat appearanoe of M'lie JEANNE DEiiUBMK, the Uueen of French Opera Bouffe, In serio comic snots. Also will ppear Larry Dooley, Miss Viola Montrose, Frank Budworth, Mods.

Meyers, James Me tenser, and otheis, in speclalUes. ADMISSION TEN CENTS. Performance every night Matinees for ladlea and children featuidays, Sundays andMondays. my26 WALTER M. SHERBURNE'S PHOTO ART GALLERY, 195 Canal street, Between Burgundy and Rampart streets.

pniBMS COiPlW Instantaneons prooes. Finest work In all the different branches. Crayons, Water Colors and Oil Portrait. Copying and enlarging specialty. All work guaranteed.

Orders from th oonntry promptly attended to. FIT SnweFlstply John's Restaurant. Brand Opening in New Le cation. Canal atroet 181 Next to Orand Opera House, rhls tamoos Restaurant, nnder sole manags ment of MRS. JOHN STRENNA, Cs now open, with roxnrlon aoeommodatton for rnSsts; lalao all the delicacies of the seasoa aad the best the market affords.

"FRITZ UPPENBATJER." dENERAL MANAGER. sl 'sa WaFrSnlylstp SLATE MANTELS, Sewer, or Drain Pipe. JskjsTXOlSr Sc 167 street. GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAB FITTING. ANION 167 Baronne street.

JelS '83 FrSnWelylatp THE DRINK THAT CHEEKS Ice Tea on Draught FIYE CENTS A GLASS, AT ISIDORE DANZICER'S, Dealer in Fine Teas and Coffees, 8 Ohartrea street 8 Flavor Coffe say Exclusive Specialty. PIANOS! AT Grunewald Hall. THE BEST FOR OUR CLIMATE ARE I SOHMER, KNABE, Behr, Pleyel, Fischer, Prices Low Terms Easy. CALIi AT LOUIS GRUIIEWALD'S lVTTifTic House, i imm ob ciiu sibiit. myl8 '84 SnTnThlylstp: 8TEAHB0ATS.

UH71S. ST. VOVIH AND MISSISSIPPI VAIJJBT TRANSPOKTATiON COMPANY Ofllce 47 Carondelotrreot. reaTes BATH KDAY. May 1.

at 5 P. i irr 'a. FOB ST. LOC1S, CAIRO AND jfrUUjt MemphisThe steaaaer HENRY LOUREY BARGES," John SL IMUK. n.stcr, will leave as above.

For treluut apply to WM. R.FHISB1E. Airont 'nryST ta 47 Carondelet, street. Fi eight taken and through bills la Un sljtue lor points on the Upper MUalaalppl to bt. a il BT.

IjOTJIB AND NEW ORIiSANS ANCHOR LINE. is FOR 8Ti 1XUIS AND ALL lpF 9way landinirs. reservlnr the riRlit Ti tn pass aU huiaing that the captain may deem unsafe The steamer CITY OF BATON ROUGE, H. E. Rixby.

master. Wm. Maaaon. olerk. IaVe SATURDAY.

May 31. at 6 P. M. For freight or passage apply to J. B.

WOODS, General A rent, fl4tf 104 Common street. FOR CHARTER. The British steamship GULNARB will be ready tor sea about July 1. For charter apply to WOODWARD, WIGHT CO. myas SntJyl JACKSON'S BEST, AND SAVE YOUR ON TUB FOURTH OF JULY NEXT, la the City mt Mew) Orleans, wo will away twaaty (SO) prises tm para wl doilTor tm par Asat tas taken freni place pf mwt eels i rated JAUKJSOE'a Beat.

The tmgu asset ha saearely tis la pacfaaajea. name and address senap; la draed there aad dellTerod KV II. BOYK.IIT, Ka at St. Charles IItel, apt later I than 10 e'clebM A. pa 4tn pf July, tbx psiizss are an alaablp, and will bp awarded as rellewsi Tpp pprspa tfeUverlac tap irtstMt aaatppr pf tac will reeelTP a flap Gold Watch and Chain.

Tfe neat hlchest, a Sllrer Tea Ket pf six piece and Walter. Tap next hlchest, aa elegant Silk Ore Pattern. Th neat hlchest, a Case pf SllTer, containing Kerty.Fear piece. The next hlcheat, a Sewlnc Btachlne. The FIVE next hlcheat, a Bllrer Tlltlos Ice.

Pitcher. Tw Goblets and Plap Bawl The TEH seu hlcheat, a Sliver Coffee Urn. Thphllrerlsef the Beat mana lacutrp aad triple plated. The Prise are ea exhlblttea a fnwsi The Watch and Chain and Case el SlWer at P. DEL HOOiL As Cer.

Ca aal and Sc. Char lea at. The Mirer Tea Bet, at SANTA CRUZ Jfc INFANTE, 134 Canal sc. The Drees Pattern, at D. H.

HO1V0IBS. 1S3 Canal sb The Sewlsc Uaehlae, at WHEELER oV WILSOSPS Aceacy, 103 Canal at. The Tlltlnc lee. Pitcher, at Of. CASTE LLO, 14 Canal The Ceflee Ur, at ULACDOf As LEVY, 114 Chartre C.

A. JACKSON MANUFACTURERS, PETERSBURG, VA, ape SnAStaw8alstp A CARD. Having leased for a term of years the large store now being erected for us, with a'l the modern improvements for the convenience and comfort of our customers, we will proceed to sell out large stock of FURNITURE, MIRRORS, reduced prices. Especially will the redaction be great ia Ujholstered Parlor Suits, French Plate Mirrors, Fanoy Goods in gilt, ebony, cocobola and other woods. Also Upholstery Goods, of which we have a large line.

Parties wishing Parlor Suits and other Furniture reup holstered can have it done much cheaper and with less delay than to wait until the rush commences. Our reason for reducing our prices is to save the expense of moving, find at the same time to open our new store with a fresh stock, B. J. nonlgomery Co. MORESQUE BUILDINGS.

apl3 SnTnThSmlstp 41 the Latest Style Jant Received aad at Law Prleea. A. BROUSSEAU'S'SOIl, 23 and 25 Churtres street 23 and 25 Lace Curtains, Window Shades, farlecy pf Haw I LX. CZLOT. CHE MATTING.

p7 'SS suTnThljistp RE 0 RIVER A.SD COAST LINE. OFFICI6 NO. 46 CIVr Wa PTBDSLOW. Piesdert; M. N.

WOOD, 8nprlot(nlent; OH VS. W. BBIffl. ofjl8IAAand all MISSOURI RfVEK Wimta opinejtioa lti tho Texas 4a I el Raawsyitawnnocti PJ i QUEMINsR A OU LA. Rn.it.

or this lico reserve the right to pass alt A PI ser grs at the opOon the Captain. Shippers J' KO KIY8K 'JjU. RAlLKOiD LINE, i Miktrr positive oonueotton at 4.LEXti DKI A with the TexaM an Paaifto Blway GoDipany tor all points rdauhol them antl their connecting lfues. SHKKVEPOllT, DBAWD ECO RE, AT.EX ANDB1A, HAIL. FoINTri, aad all way landings Lap SATURDAY, Mjy 31, 5 P.

at JEWEL. M1NDKN freight tilten on jwl SVTUR IA Y.May 31. and every SATURDAY hereafter. lord A McPeake, Geo. D.

Hita, Brltton A Caxlin, te. W. Adams. Agents. COAST AND DONALDSON Y1LLX.

BELLS OP THE CXI AST. J. jr. Aacoln, saaatsx, Edw. Eneolla, eisxa lesTe erery TUESDAY, TKUKSDAY aid SATURDAY, at la aL.

earning eeva ti eoast oa altsraats days. B. RIVET, Agent. KAYOV LAFOURCm. AJSSTJSlPyiON, r.

A. Chaxict. ntspver, CTery MONDAY at AC as' FBIDA at la at. The steamer OoL Hooker eonneew with the Assumption lor all points on Bayon Cafooxch beyond Laorel Valley. B.

RIVET. Agent, EREiaHT POB ARY OP THE ABOVE BOATS. ATS. STEAMBOATS. BAYOU LAFOUKCIIB.

BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET COMPANY. W.G. Ocyle, President; J. J. Fowler, Secretary: Max Blanchard, Superintendeajt.

fT5? ik The Past Electrio Idrht Packet KEOKUK, aMMSKu Blanchard, maater, U. U. Candry. olbrk, Leayes WEDNESDAYS and SATUEOA1 3 at ft P. M.

for DonaldaonvlUe, Thibodaar, Canrel Valley and Intermediate points on the bayon, counseling at Laurel Valley with Be Tin's natboat lor Lockport. Por freight or paesage apply on board, or to ap20 tf P. D. SIMON. 7S Decatnr st.

SIO CUTE! SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION (Trs a. POB CINCINNATI, LOUIS LV rilie, KranaTllie, Cairo, and aU In. i 'harmedlate Points, connecting at Cincinnati with the O. H. and D.

B. B. for all point North and East, and at Evans rill wlih the E. and T. XC R.

R. Steamer NEW MARY' HOUSTON," Lew Kates, master, Jas. Alexander, clerk. Leaves with dispatch. Por freight or passage apply on board, or to O.

WAYNiL 83 Gravter st Agent, followed by the GOLDEN RULE, Jane pat? tt GKAND IJLJSv GRAND ISLBj The One daylight U. B. Atail packet JOK WEBRE, A E. Hotard, master, rraak Krans, clerk. Leaves eveiy TUESDAY, TH CRiUAf and SAT UK DAY, from the head ot Harvey's Canal, t8 A.

il returning MONDAYS, WSU NKSUaYS anu FRIDAYS. Pare meats extra. xcuralon every Hatarday. Eareronal trip, Including meals at the hotel and on board of the boat, tS. my29 tf JOUACHITA 8 IYER.

CONSOLIDATED OUACHITA RIVER INE CARRYING UHlTal) BIATJi At AIL. rr EOR OUACHITA CITY. TREN. 1 tfT ton Monroe and landings on Ooa chita and Black Rivera, oonneotinr witn noaia ior iao in a banes i no steamer "(lnace of. STaii sQ F.

A. Blanks, master, J. S. Holmes, Leaves every WEDNESDAY', at 6 P. M.

Tbe right Is reserved to pass all landings the captain may deem unsafe. For freignt or passage apply to P. A. Blanks, President, No, 7 Deita street; or to eeo. D.

Kite, ohn A. Wayne, Lord A aCcPeak A Brltton, Agent. P. 8. Has close and regular connection with packet for Bayon D'A rbonne, Bartholomew, Tensa, afaoon, and the Saline and Little Rivera.

oft tf TENJSASAN jtYOTJ TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON. Leave WEDNESDAY. Jane 4. at P. M.

ffr9 Ik FOB WARSAW AND INTER I fiMUTt mediate points on the Tensas and SaMBSMiiiiiii The steamer i Macon The steamer TENSAS, V. Cooley, master, ThosJ clerk, will leave a above. Por freight or passage apply on board, or to LORD A McPEAKE. 122 Gravler street, CARLIN A BR1TTON, 34 Natches street. P.

8. Will take freight for Upper Tensa and Choctaw Baton, IX consigned to steamer Marcos Collins, Hedgefleld. tf GREENVILLE Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 P. M. tJp9Vji FOB VICESBUG.

GREEN mlmmmmtmyxi, nd the Bends The steamer "(2 old.ichard'soiO Wm. Campbell, master, W. Cannon, Clerk, Leaves as above, oonnectingat yioksbnrg with the Pari sot Line for the Yasoo. TaUahatohl and Snnilower Rivers with the Anchor Line for St. Louis aad at Delta with the 8.

and BftUioan. Geo. D. Hlte, John A. Wayne; John Janney, Agents.

dS tf BAYOP SAKA. MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS' PACKET COMPANY. U. s. Mail packet.

RTra. BAYO SARA, GBOSSE TETE Baton Bong, Plaqaemink Bavoa Ooala. ZoiialdsonvliiM and all way landings etoaater OlilKTON J. J. Brown, master, Theo.

Jobia, Clerk, Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at P7ic For rreiglit or passag apply to CARLIN A BRITTON, 85 Natchea street, JOHN A. WAYNE. 62 Carondelet sU, Agents. my6 tf NEW ORLEANS, BATON ROUGE AND BAYOU SARA PACKET COMPANY, fCrr POB BAYOU SABA, PORT "tt Jtiicxey, jtaton Ronge, Donaiaaon wmmmmmmmtm vill and way landings EDWARD J. GAY, B.

8. Streck, master. Leaves MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5 P. M. Boat reserve the right to pas all landings tiie captain may deem nnsafe.

Poz freight or passage apply on board, or to JOHN JANNEYj 83 Common street. GEO. D. HITS, 173 Gravler street. anS tf THOS.

P. LEATHERS, Manager. Leave WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, 6 P. M. I fTZP POB BAYOU SABA, POBT J'lleyEBmgThe steamer (In place of the John W.

Cannon,) JehnC. Libano, master, Jno. 8. Cannon, clerk. Boat reserve the right to pass all landings the captain may deem nnsafe.

For freight or passage apply oa board, or to Jobn A. Warn. oi tf WASHINGTON AND ATCDAPALAYA. NEW ORLEANS, ATCHAFALAYA RIVER AND WASHINGTON PACKET. Leave every WEDNESDAY, at 5 P.

M. fTB POB ATCHAFALAYA BIVEB UJr3tWaehlngton, Port Barre, Blmmt 'port, Church ville and all landings on the coast, Atchafalaya River and Bayon Oonrtableaa The passenger steamer WARREN; K. Ksnlson, master, A. A. Roland, elerk, Connecting at Slmmsport with the steamer Minnie for Bayon Do GlaUo, and at Catfish Point with the EUonor for Old River and Williamsport.

All freight tor Big Cane delivered at Charon ville to natboats at owner's risk. Por freight or passage apply on board, or to K. W. ADAMS, Agent. 11 Oommerelal Plaoa.

era tf BAYOU TECHS. POB ST. MARTTSHVTLLIC New Iberia, Jeannerette. Baldwin'. Franklin.

Centra villa. Patterson. vill and all Intermediate landlnn an Bavoa Toohe Th line passenger steamer JNO. M. CHAMBERS, T.

B. Mnggab, master. W. H. Belt, clerk.

Imtm SITDRDIT. IhmI. ul P. H. Por freight or oaaaare avoir on board, er to HJfcUw ii.

UlxAV OASLUi A BRITTON, Arent. PSA tf L. T. BELT. Xaaager.

HTBKsr (ur nrnu landings and to rJ twj to Uke fraizUt IraljUt responsible tor Irelsat lis. i JT coast. lesTe as inOnrt, POE POET SAJ2S T. B.XS3 snW W. S.

Esssstt. atastar, Ptsakserrtf TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS rt SL.aa4 BATPEDAYB at A.Utmr usTDAYm. WEDsrxsDATaud nny MAjiT, Jas. T. O'Pry, suurtat Jae.

P. Attoa, itn, KOEDA.YB and 8ATT, DAYS, tl a. fox Nairn Plantatfoa, and WESEESDATs 11 for Port Jaolsoa, iMsrsnj'. altsTaatsdays. FOE BUSAS U.

8. Uiil tteaaa AIsTT. v. OUTprOaatoa.ftiL 1SSTSS SCOXDAYB, WBD EESDA YS scj DAYS, at 11 A. AC, rstammg XXJXi THUESDAYB and BATUBDAYB.

X.ASTDXJr AT AAA TTJatBE TO EPCXT; Sl'aA M0BGAITS LOUISIANA i AND m. IUilroad and Steamshl; Company. Weaiers pad Ball CJeappettpas le p( In Texaa, lUextee aad Cailfarai Ha ra a. Vera Crap, Cedar Keys and Now York, a eetewi FOB POIN rs IN TEXAS VIA HO US Steamers will sail from Algiers field slppl River direct for Clinton via MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. FOB 3a7rETOT.

Steamers wlU ail fxom Algiers pfk slppl Blver direct, MONDAY, WEDS PBIDAY, SATUBDAY. FOB CORPUS OHRISfl VIA MIS? S1PPI K1TEH. AND UALYE9TOX. BtaBalp ARANSAS SaUsLvm Algiers WEDNESDAY, P. 1 FOB BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA MISK S1PPI B1YE ANJ eALYESSOX.

BHeaaMalp 1IA11U1S leaves Algiers Lighterage at Ojrpo ChrlsB and Brasot any) at Oak and exponas of consignee. INDIAN OLA YIA MISS I Mil. B1YEB ANU OALYESPON, Stoaatsalp CITY OP NOB POLK Leave Algiers SATURDAYS. FOB NEfP YOBE, Steamers leave Algiers every WEDNESDA Steaaashlp EXCELSIOB Sails WEDNESDAY, Juno 4, Ai l. All freight received at depot foot of Gu sueet tspt 6 P.M.

For fall information as to rates of frel tt passage apply at oiBoe, oorner g.i,vt Natohea street. New Orleans. J. tt. BCHBlJtVBK, TraffiO MuUn; A.

O. ol NEtF YORK. THE CROMWELL LINE. FOB NEW YORK DIBB0T. To saU WEDNESDAY, Jnns 4, at 8 A I gfifffn This lias is composed at th tor KNICKERBOCKER.

HUDSON, LOUISIANA, NSW ORLEANS The steamship KNIOKKRBOOKEB, ft Capt. Prank Will leave her wharf, foot of Tonlona str INSURANCE BY THIS LINE PEE Cabin maaaaga TJ" Steerage vmmm, a Freight for Liverpool, Bremen aad taken by this line, and torongh bills of lSu given for the same. For freight or passag apply to ALPBAD MuULTON A CO, Pa 84 ly 41 Carondelet wtte FOB CENTRAL AMEBIC OTERI PIONEER LTNSL OAT AN. TRUXIL Utllla. BaauwL RmI f.r.

(bih. carrying the United State and Spanish dura mail The fine first class iron pasMi steamer B. OTERI, 8. Piaaatt, saasber will leave for the above ports oa at 6 A.M. 22.

B. WARD. JR W.H. Ceppt, niaate will leave on PBIDAY, May So. at 1 M.

RALEIGH, E. P. Littiefleld, masim, wm leave on at 64 aZm or freight or passage apply to 6. OTEBL Agsat, S3 and 5 Sonth Front street, near mh38'84 ly BREXUEN. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

Steamship Line Between and New Orleans ana Galveston. Steerage passage from Bresiea New Orleans or Galveston, either direct steamer or via New York. $35, for wb the undersigned Issue prepaid passag orders. Our passenger agent for Texas, Mfc J. Wi DO, in Houston, Texas, issues prepaid pan orders to all Interior points In Texst.

Cabin and steerage tickets Detween Net" and Bremen, either way, Issued by the on' signed. Steerage tickets either way for $21 The company reserves the right to cts the rates of passage and days of depart without previous notice. ED. P. BTOCKMEYEB A General Agents, Jeg tf 43 Uslon'sty HANDEYILLB AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAK NEW OAMELIA, SUMMER ABRANGEMXXT.

WILL LK A Vis M.llszc" on th arrival of cars from Pen' 'train deoot. head of Eaias and Thursdavs, for Mandevllls, BiwuwnTuja, win Tuesday. Friday and Saturday, Man deviiie and Madison ville, extenduif Satoi day's trip to Old Landing EXCURSIONS. Wedneadays, for Mandevili and Ohl a. WednesysVfoV Mandevmiand Mail sonville Sunday.

Madlsonvllie direct Biiawf, auP jama. Leave Madlsoavill Monday sWeflne A days, Thursdays and Satarday. Leave Old Landing Tuasdaj and LeOhTLan'diBg7 p. jc. Water and weather prmltnas PABE EACH WAY EXCURSION DAYS.

Over and Back rchilarea Half Prlofc Frelrhtveelved dall at Nsahvlll Prght Djjyot hegdo GU nyl'S3Anl'8S ifCaron.