The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 3

Fbidat Evejiino. Feb. 9. 1873. Cotton The sales to-day sum up 4000 "bales, the market cloning at an irregular decline of to We again rednee war quotations as follows, giving also the Exebange fignres, which are for crren-rnnning of ite types, while oars are average lists, with the outside rates lor Strict: Average Exchange Lists.

Figures. Xxrw a 19'. Good Ordinary ao92l 203 Low 21-1 Middling 22 0 22 Strict Middling 22a Good MirniT.p- 224fe 022 Zi3 The market opened with a limited demand, buyers ottering 4 'a nnderyes-terday's prices, which factors refused to eonceoe, ana tne Dnsinem anna forenoon was confined to about 80O bales at "sc. decline. Later in tte day, however, the mqniry became more spirited, and as the oftrs made were more in accordance with the views of holders, saletr were effected to the extent noted above at irrejruJar rates, the balk of the business indicating a falling off of to e.

Exceptional sales were made above and below quotations. Good Ordinary sold at 20c but. on the other hand. Low Middling, good style, brooght SlHc. and Middling vti'-ic.

These, however, are outside figures, and are merely mentioned as indications of the irregularity of the market. Strict Ordinary was reported at Low Middling at 21 "ac and 21 -r and Strict Middling at 22c. and 234so. The Exchange reports: "Market unsettled. Quotations quite nominal." The sales for the past three days snm Dp 15, 44 tO bales, making an ajrtrretrate for the week of 29,700.

aeainst last week and the week before. Week's receipts 37.294 bales, embracing 2t23 from other delivery ports and 35,163 proper, against proper last week and 07,060 last year. Total proper since Angust 31, Jfi3235 bales, against 824.H63 last year. The week's exports comprise 37,925 bales, embracing 15,421 to Liverpool, 2700 to Cork for orders, 3837 to Havre, 2B23 to Bremen, 4786 to Antwerp. 460 to Barcelona.

5934. to New York, 1U24 to Boston, and 2SO to Galveston. The Exchange telegrams make the week's receipts at the ports 85.274 bales, against 160,610 last year total receipts since August 31st 2.0O1.132 bales, against 205,902 last year, Stocks 593,90, against 661,594 last year. Exports to Great Britain, this week, 37.727 to Continent 8477 since Angust 31st to Great Britain 7149,679, against 1.246,743 last year to the Continent 270.574. atrainst 258J250 last Total to Great Britain and the Continent L060J353.

against 1.504.993 last year, and tne year oexore. COTTOIT STA'I KMtNT. Stock on hand Sept 1. 1871 (bales) 85.523 Art. since last statement.

5.790 Arrived previously 742.3S8 748.178 77301 Cleared to-dav 7.630 Cleared previously 524,626 532,246 Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 241,255 The exports to-day comprised 3323 bales to Liverpool, 8837 to Havre, and 460 to Barcelona. Beceipts proper since last evening, 5381 bales, against 5681 on last Friday, and 4673 last year, making an aszrejrate since Friday eveninit of 35.162. against 38,116 last week, and 7,666 last year, and since August 31, 663235 bales, asrainst 756.997. Tobacco Some 20 hhds. lugs to line leaf were sold in the past few days at 10c the round lot.

The stock is yet too anrmll to nil the orders now for export in the market. Prices are well maintained. and we continue to quote lugs at low leaf medium 9''310c good line and selections 12 Lot-isiana Rice The market is dull. and, owing to free arrivals from Charleston, prices are drooping. Fair is quoted at e'utosc.

crime choice 9mc Choice Carolina is jobbing at 9c, Ban- soon TkvTMC. Id. Sugar The supplies are light. but the demand is slack and prices are barely snstained. interior ri'tv 7 "AC, common 7 'in fair good fair folly fair 91 teUC, prime strictly prime choice lo1 -iu seconds Vd.ic.

centrifugal yellow claritied 11 to 11 white 12iul-'Mic. lb. Molasses Is inliirht sudtIv and srood demand and firm. Flantatiou re boiled common to strictly prime fermenting "inferior, not ferment ing, 30'a35c, common 35a.40c., centrifu gal fair 45'2 prime 48-z50c. stnctlv crime arallon.

Flour The market is bare of choice, which is very much in request. Treble extra and the hio-her irraiiwi are scarce Liouble extra and the lower grades are in supply but dull. The sales to-day are con lined to 300 of which 72 low treble extra at SH. loo do. at 12'-.

mt choice treble at $9 25, and 50 do. at 9 7-" bbl. Corn The market is extremely dull. The dealers are and buyers have withdrawn entirelv from the market- Mixed is offering at SOc. and white at fsic.

rmsnei. yellow mixed sold at tc. and ica ao at Sic. bushel. Oats The market for Oats is also at a stand still, with supplies ottering at 65c.

4 bustiel. 1UU sacks sold at 67c Bsax The market is bare or nearlv so. What little is here is held at il so lot) re. Hay Is light supply, but the market is dull to-day. 2uo bales choice estern sold at tr ton.

fOBK lne market is very nrm. owinsr to the light stock on hand, and mess is quoted at $15 75 -fc bbL It is retailing at 25 bbl. Bacon Is quiet, and qnoted in first hands at 7c for shoulders, 9c. for clear rib sides, and 10c. for clear sides.

At retail e. more is obtained. 16 and 20 casks clear sides sold at the Jackson Railroad depot at lOc. 113.. and 15 casks clear nb sides in store at 9Mc.

fc IB. Hams The market is more decreased and sugar-cured are now quoted at 12 i24e. fls. 50 and 60 tierces sold on private terms. Bsiaktast Bacon Choice Western is scarce and in demand, and commands lard Is without any movement to- in tierces is quoted at rennea lo4c.

kegs lUWaJlOc alt Meat Is quiet but firm, oulders are qnoted at 6c. clear rib sides oc, clear sides 9c. lb in a job way. The stock is in the hands of deal ers. CoT-E The market is very firm with a K-manatrom dealers.

Stock in first bg Sio, in second hands 19.UUU Dags. quote prime 21 4t fair it uc IB. tHDSB-U in light supply and rood ai14c. for Western Reserve. ano.

iwoim. ior lactory. Jiew York uraiu a. Ate. io.

ttu'l'l Choice continues lieht supply and good demand. Choir. wl, "ern commands 2527. Goshen 3234c i lb. There is no demand for infrirr BAGtirxG Offers of 18c fused for jute.

The stock is held out of market for much higher prices. The in lining ortlers for the conntrv arp 19r varrTffnr Western, 17c for India bales and 16c. rouLTRT AJH tGGS Chickens sell on the landing at tia 6 50 dozen for grown ana ior tne young- woowic. uozen. JscrjriT8 Fotatoes sell on the K- -Vtv onions a3 so Apples bbL.

Cabbages $7 10 box Sourkrout 9-a 12 Beets and ou, arrots and r'arsuins $3. AAurse AUKlitn 12, Green Peas 7 Lady Peas $708, Blaek Eyed Peas 7, Western Beans $9 11. Bed Beans 12 bbL, Dried Apples and Peaches Whiskey The market is iniet-Choice Western rectified is at Si 02 gaUon. Good proof rectified is dull at ordinary 96c. gallon.

75 bbls. choice Western rectined sold at $1 02W Salt The market is very dull. Dealers are asking $1 50 sack for Liverpool both coarse and fine, delivered, with a deduction for drayage when taken by boats from warehouse. Turks' Island is Harm The dealers' rates from store 35140 bag. Table Salt is selling at 8V7c.

pocket, as in sire. The last cargo sale was at $1 35 sack for Liverpool coarse and fine. Moss Is in better supply, with less demand. Inferior is quoted at 4'al41ic. good country clean city picked and baled 647c IB.

Corn mkal is quiet out nrm, ana is quoted at $4 bbL Bkef Is in light supply and fair de mand. Texas commands 1 1 12, out-era $14S15 bbl. Tallow Is quiet, with a light supply. and is quoted at 9'x 9Ve. It.

Wool, There is very little here. A small lot of Lake sold at 43c. fe tt. Hides Are scarce, with an active de mand and higher prices. Green salted command 10Vai2c, dry salted 15 -S 16c dry flint 17- 18c.

kips 12 14c IB. Puis Feet Pickled, in kegs, are sell ing at 1 60. half barrels 5. barrels SIacilEREL Is in good demand, with only moderate Btock on hand and an up ward tendency in prices, ino. i duis.

command $1416. No. 2 $10-ail. No. $8a9.

No. 1 kits $1 65, No. 2 $1 35, No. 31 15. Lime The supply is small, and owing to the late severe weather the demand is light.

Prices continue as previously. Western 22 25, Alabama and Rock land '2 -25 bbl. COTTON hekd is in aemana ana com mands S13 ton. when bags are in nished by factors, and $14 ton when in planters' bags, and $18 ton for seed and bass. Iron Cottou axes seu at ae re.

iSAXiNC ijommanojs iraauc re. Star Uandles Are in umitea snppiy and good demand at 19c in round lotrt and l9Vc jobbing. The snoplies are all snld tA arrive. Ou. Cake is in demand at 5tyasa for conntrv and $29 25 for city factory, delivered.

100 tons city factory Bold at -Hl -R it ton. uwfESAui as ami. a aero IS uo u-mand for Sugar Hogsheads, the season being over. Molasses Barrels sell slowly vm at si 7U. ana uau rtarreis i eacu Green Poles command $25 10OO for Barrel Poles and S50 for Hogshead folea Staves $20aa5 for Barrel and $35 for Naval Storks The market is bare of common No.

2 KoMin or virgin Kosin. So 1 Rommands S5 50. and nale S6 bbl. Tar is dull at $2 75 half bbL and $6 fr bbL There is no Pitch on nand. pirits Turpentine is in light supply.

and is lobbing at eSi'te KG. sr gallon. 1 KKIGHT9 we note a xair movement at firm rates. We quote By steam Cot ton to Liverpool Vk9-16d-. to Ham burg ll-16d to New York hc to Philadelphia lc.

to Boston c. sugar to New York $5 hhL. molasses $2 fc bbl Hv sail Cotton to Liverpool to Havre 1 1-1 tic. to Antwerp 15-16c, to Bremen lc. to Boston 11-lrtc.

sngarto Northern ports $3 'k hhcL, molasses $1 25 bbl. CATTLE MARKET REPORT. Nbtw Orlkaxs. Feb. 10, 1S72.

Arrived rt nrm tne paat week B-ve8 Texas Beeves Calves and Y'earltnire Hogs Bbtwp MUch Cows srro 4.VI 2us Sold rnici 11 Ji. r. Texas Beeves Calves and Yearlnurs How fclieep allien cows inn 55U 1 I 13 aun H4 lo-jo Stock on sale western Beeves Texas Beeves Calves and Hofrs tiheep iih cowa PkltTEa Texas Beeves, corn ted, 1st quality. ar ro net a Texas Beeves, corn ted, 2d quality. er oeaa ju 1,1 Texas Beeves, choice.

head SO 00 se 00 Texas Beeves, 1st quality. 25 00 45 00 Texas Cattle, 2d quality. 4 head 22 0O 00 Texas Cattle, 3d quality. 4 head 10 00 12 00 estern iseeves. id.

net iiw 1 Bon. IB. stoss 5 V) fi VI Bheep, 1st quality, head. 4 so 6 50 Bheep, 2d quality, 4 head 3 O0 4 00 Sheep, 3d quality. head 2 00 2 50 Milch Cows, choice, head SO ooaioo 00 MUch Cows.

50 0Oi10O 00 Texas Cows, with calves a 80 00 Calves. bead 7 arm 10 00 Yearllnfra, neaa 1U wa? 10 uu Beet, averaa-e 7 FINANCIAL. Friday Evk.ni.nq. Feb. 9.

1872. The Money market prooer continues qmet and easy, with a fair amount of good anil second grade paper ottering on the street. At bank, the demand for discounts is moderate, and borrowers on approved notes find no dimrnlty in obtaining accommodations. We repeat our previous quotations of street ratos as follows: lO' 1 1 cent, per annum for A 1 notes secured by unquestionable col laterals. 1- tor good and.

second grade. IO 12 for Al without collaterals, and 12 ra 15 for eood and second grade. Mort gage notes are uuoted at 0clO cent per annum for Al and first-class, and 12 for second grade. Oold owned at 110-2111. (against no-Si at Sew lorn.) and closed at 1111 'j -izlllHi.

(against The sales in cluded $61100 and $7ouo at UOfc. iWMKJ $5UUO, $o4MIU. $13JjOU and 320.U0O at 111. and t-4oO at 1111. No sales of Silver came within onr notice.

We quote-107 108 for Amer ican half dollars and cent-premium in gold for Maticiui dollars- Foreign Exchange varied in agreement witn tne course 01 gold at ew rorlt. the market closing at cent, decline on the ontside fignres quoted last eve ning tor commercial bills. Xhe movement was tti11 thfl rpnnrrl raIm of ttr- ling summing up only iiSO.OllO, of which 0111 ua iwiing and clear as liat at 119, 2000 clear at 1187, 2000 at 119. 5000 Al bill of lading at 1191. 5000 first class at 119-.

1200 bank at 120, and 4.10UU at umi, goia. The only sale of francs within onr notice is lOO.OOO Al commercial 1 at Quote sterling at in 8 S119 for good to Al bill of lading and clear and 11944120 for bank. Domestic Lxcbange was steady and firm. The bank remittance rate was still Kk cent, discount, and we noticed sales 01 :s.uuu ouiKen new 1 ore sigat at 5-16 cent, discount $15,000 and bank and S25.O0O private bankers at 11-32, and and private bankers' and. $75,000 bank and private bankers' at 3.

Little or nothing appears to be doing in gold checks beyond a small remittance business by some or tne pan KB as raj cent discount. In Stocks, 10 shares Germania National Bank changed hands at $68, and 10 Orleans Kailroad at $6 50. Other transactions were made, bnt the particulars sup pressed. Nothing renortml in Bonds. $10,000 State Warranto sold at 65 and $30U0 Metropolitan Police at S4.

Ban fc of var value tioo State National par value loo 98 00 97 00 Mechanics' and Traders' Bans: parvaluefso 34 00 9 35 00 Canal and Banking Company par value KJO 102 50 91D3 50 Union ianAinal par value tioo tt OO 9s 00 (Itixens' Bank, par value OO CH6 OO ew Orleans Banking Assoda-tit, pax value 30 34 75 9 "Ki 1 It. O. 2at Bank, pax Tmlne S100 9S SO BootlnfflBuA, par value tioo. oo SO CraiceBi mtr Wanfc, par Yaloa 9100 Bukof America, par value ftlOO. 170 OS Perm ant a Nauonal Bank, par MM -a as to OS iae 00 -value S10O iov LoalMana National Bank, par 110 ob wiiz 00 Propta'a Bank, par value tfiO uo moriiia nana, aiuu I'am Bank of Lalayette.

tSO paid SO 1 jiTiiulunu Suvlnir, Hank TS O0 ai2 so a 43 so so 00 Teutonia National Bank.pd $100 110 00. U1 OS AA iitnal auoiuu Bgslul xn. paitl a 75 so T7nlon Inmirance Compaoy, par value OlOO S3 00 9 so on Hop InranUMfl Company, par value $100. Germanla Insurance Company. 9 75 00 commercial insurance uom- nanv.

ITS paid 54 00 Factors' anil Traders' Insurance Companv oo -9 38 00 Atlantic xzumrance Company, par value sno 36tecbanics' and Traders' InHur- anoeCo a Salamander InMUranc Co Delta InHnraQce Commuiy Pontchartraiu Railroad, par value 100 5 00 -9 TO 00 Wll-t 25 5 SO a ff 74 SO 71 OO tr 52 00 1K1 a CarruUton KaUroad 1U 50 Jackson Bailroad Suai-ea, par value f25 5 OS 51. O. City Railroad Mhares, par value sioo 173 00 St. Charlra street R. R.

Sharea, oar value soO 74 OO TO OO 4A 0O na 00 f-rcsrrat City Railroal anuanni laiDtirDenuw, n. tv. Orleans Railn tail. pax value 100. lMusHippi Central luuiroaii New Oi-leanH and vVa-hington T-leirratli romninT tb Pacini-' and Atlantic Telegraph Com nun Ami.ni'ui Tt-lt-BTanh Co Oas Companv.

par value $100. 144 00 tttVi 00 60 00 Jeffemon City Gas Up-lit Stock 55 00 ASaxDann taa iian mr value SIOO. 15 no 21 00 cc Ammonia Propellina- Co 20 0O Pnt-umaUC t-Topeuiniir company LouiHiana Levtw Company Mississippi and Mexican Gull f-hlp Canalt Minn, and Mex. (inlt Ship Canal 2 ts: a 2 87 a a 25 00 27 00 a ml DnlDJUie OOl IUV Cai-omlelet Canal and Kav avista- tlon Company Ship Inland Canal Company, old ntock Mississippi Valley Navigation Company Odd Fdlova' Hull HL Charles Motel Opera House Association, par value ssoo Varieties Theatre Association. Calcasieu Sulphur Mining Company, $35 paid Burrs Burrs Copper Mine Polk County Copper Mine Louisiana Cotton kf annfactnx-ing Company 'Louisiana frear to lie Manufacturing Company Louisiana Ace Manufacturing -a 1 SO i 7 0O 3 OO 2 OO 8 OO ai9o 00 arfao 25 00 30 00 9 8 00 5 00 -a a r.

1 -nmnan Nfw Orleans Sanitary and Fer 18 00 16 00 18 00 96 00 UilzlnHT company Mechanica and Aa-rlcultural Fair Association, par val. $25. Importera' Bunded Varehouao Company Towboat Association Xxulslana state lottery Com- pany Sugar Shed-Company, $30 Lou and Pledge Association Crescent City Slanghter-l-tonae, 55 O0 18 OO SO 00 30 OO '0 40 OO value a i 18 00 O. Wrecking and Salvage rannnanv 58 00 1 OO Opelousaa Bailroad MOTtgaga Bonda, 8 v-- cent Jackson Railroad Mortgage Bonds, cent Jacksoa Bailroad ad Martgage Coupon Bonds Jackson Railroad 3d Mortgage Debt Bonds Mississippi Central Railroad 1st Mortgage Bonds Mississippi Central Railroad 2d kortinue Bonds Canal and Claiborne street B. R.

1st Mortgage Bonds Mississippi Levee Ten Hp- cent. Bonds St. Charles Hotel Mort Louisiana state Sixes of ISffl Louisiana State sixes of 1870 Louisiana state sixes, old State Penitentiary Seven p-i ts. State North Louisiana anil Texas Railroad Eight cento. Six cent.

Levee Bonds KlKtit cent. Levee Bonds. state Warrants, large state Warrants, ttmall City six cent- Bonus (cousoll- 9 par 86Va 875, 78 -a 73 a B0 85 70 82 're GO 55 CD hi 'V ti? ea 79 S4 a -J uS 74 a 74 74 74 a 71'-- 5: a 7 'V TO 100 at a 9BS! NH ft) 70 74 7- T2 75 a 7 84 as 84 a 85 latet). old City Six cent. Bonds to wid 1-aiiroau City six 4p- cent.

Bonds to ope- lousas -rcaiinuMi Citv six cent. Bonda to Pont- iiarrrain itaiirnau City Five cent. Bonds -T seven cent, -rnuias. 01a. City Seven 4- cent.

Bonils, new. lty 1 en mr cent. ouns. uio. City Ten 4- vent.

Bonds, issue 1171 Citv Seven -thirtv Certiticates. Jefferson Citv Bonds, old City seven Thirty Improvement BouilH Citv Wharf Bonds City Certif. of A ppropriarii oiice warrants. new With privilege of drainage stock. Kt coupon.

With dividend. Latter. There were no sales at the Board of Brokers this evening. The Hers and bids were as follows Asked. Bid.

lll- HO-. 109 167 0O 1 111 io Mi SO .15 SO .14 SO 33 50 .102 00 so OU .14.1 00 no no 7i OO 74 25 5 0O 45 SS OO 144 OO KIJO 19 60 30 OO i on 3o Gold American halves ermania atlonal Bank Louisiana National Bank state National Bank N. O. National Banking Asm elation Mechanics' and Traders' Bank. Canal Bank.

Southern Bank. Citizens' Rank tex tliviuend). Peoples Bank utual National Bank j. and X. Canal and Claiborne Street Railroad Comoanv Orleans Railroad Companv New orleann (jas Llirlit Co Jefferson Citv lias Light Co Co Calcasieu Sulphnr Mining Com.

Mfjy (imuiiiuy Louisiana Lottery Companv. sugar sheil Companv Louisiana Levee Companv Louisiana Sixes. IK70 Arfnisiana -stale warrants G7 City Five Per Cent. Works Bonds .1 City Ten Per Cent. Bonds.

1871 City Improvement Bonds Board adjourned until Wednesday. THE RIVER. Weather auasl Arrivals and Dtparnna mt Bteamfesata, OFFICK OF THK PlCAYTTJOe, I Saturday Morning. Feb. lo.

1872. Mild and clear yesterday all the morning. the. afternoon the clouds bundled up rather darkly, but ere night separated again in the interest of good weather. The temperature since the late wet spell has ruled nnseasonably warm.

At the West it is mild enough to almost Insure the gradual decay of the gorges. The ice at Evanaville is rotting rapidly. It is still firm in the Ohio, but must soon gradually cut away. We long to hear of the release of the hve steamers locked np in the ice tioo near Columbus. The value of boats and cargoes thus imperilled is estimated at from two and a half to hve million dollars.

The gorge extends six or eight miles up the river. There is hope for the boats if it thaws out by mild weather but if it breaks up. or the whole gorge moves under the great water pressure, at least three of them must suiter, heavily. The Bodmann is raised up fifteen inches by the ice. rear the foot of the gorge, and about three lengths of herself from the shore lies the Bodmann the Illinois is some four hundred yards distant from her, across the channel; about three huu-ir-d yards above the Bodmann and near tne Kentucky shore lies the Longworth above her, some little further out.

is the ferry St. Louis, and still above some three-fourths of a mile from the foot of the gorge, is the Great Republic. As it f.nawlng at Cairo, however, the are that the ice bound steamers will all get away from limbo Scot free, 1 esterday's business on the Levee may be summed up as rather quiet, notwithstanding busy competition in the Red Kiver trade. There being nothing in for Ouachita River there was but little offering iu shipment. The Ouachita Belle and Maytlower are both here this morning and receiving to return this day.

The John T. Huorn is also at the land -ing loading for Red River, lo leave posi Lively this afternoon. The Belle brings 280O bales cotton, the John T. Moore Dales, and tti5 Maytlower inou nates. The departures yesterday included the Par goad to Fort Adams, Henry Tece to Donaldsonvllle, Hensley to Lower Coast.

Texas to Red River, and Thirteenth Era to in den. The Era left port with all shs could carry. Arrivals yesterday and last nigns era-brace the Natchez from Vicksbnrg. xienrv Tete from Brad la Johnson and E. Hensley from Lower Coast.

II. 8. Turner from Memphis, Ouachita Belle and Mayrlowcrr from Ouachita River, and John X. Moore and La Belle from Ked River. The regular Lafourche nacket Table- qnah has been detained.

She will doubt less ue as tne landing tnis morning, anu will leave on return trip during the day. Bicbmond Goini; Xo-Dat. Shippers will bear in mind that the Richmond. Capt. Nat.

S. Green, leaves positively this afternoon ior fct. Louis, taking freight for Memphis, the Bends, and all way points. A splendid boat is thiir same Richmond to either ship or travel on. The uladiola from Minden arrives Monday and leaves Wednesday.

The regular Camden packet Sabine arrives to-night with ItiUO oalea cotton and returns Monday afternoon. Get your freight ready ior her. The Thompson Dean will leave for Cairo and way. points on Wednesday, 14th luet-j positively. Capt.

J. W. Batchelor will back out the Potomac positively next Wednesday morning for Cincinnati. Louisville and all way landings. Most of our boatmen have their families with them on a pleasure trip to the city to witness the Mardi-Oras festivities.

May they all enjoy their visit and the occasion. This being closing packet day we look to see considerable doing on the landing. Shippers will remember that all the boats advertised for this afternoon leave positively on time. The river before the city is 13 feet 10 inches below high water mark. A dispatch to Capt.

M. N. Wood, of of steamer La Belle, received yesterday, reports the bayou at Jefferson rising. The rtgxilar Ked. River packet Hotns No.

3, having treated herself to a b-ian new ah aft and been pat in tip top order, will be at the landing early on Monday morning, ready for onsiaess, and will leave for Jeiierson and Shreveport early next week. Xhe regular Baton Rouge and Coast steamer St. John will Ik? receiving this morning. She leaves as usual to-morrow morning, at IO o'clock. The following telegram was received yesterday Delhi, Feb.

9. To. Capt. L. Greenlee Come on with r'leta- Plenty of water, and rising.

S. Travis. Attention, Batou Macon Shippers. The Fleta. Cant.

Lon Greenlee, is at the landing this morning, receiving for Bayou Macon and Tensas, and leaves positively at 5 o'clock this afternoon. tohippers may rely on the Fleta leaving as advertised. Mr. J. 5.

Sullivan goes as chief clerk of this favorite low-water packet. cLiPprvos from Exchanges. The St. Louis Times, of tlie 7th. fv The -4mlition of afTaira on tJie landing nrnalns nbttJitttLly unrluuirert.

The toe grgt in front of tli citv n-tualiiH tixeil ami imjiiovllt. channel tbronU the ice. extending' from Vine Mtreet, St. IvOiiUft, to tile fMt of Mulliken tttrtMrt, KaMt St. LuuiM, with all the effort nule to witlen it.

remains about the me wnltii a before, in tiie neitchloriiol of the ferry lanulznc there wan Teat IniMtie ami atlvirv ail ilay. Elsewhere the LantUnic everytluuK wo very tiiet. Tile A rn-na continues to niaJce remilar trip from ChoilteaU Avenue X4 Tiie fltlwliuriT eoitl UVk iHAiiluiff. There are now twelve steam lK)at ice bound at the wharf here. The Courier, of ttie 7th.

The weather rttuce laHt reix rl. tnu taken on of ltM urtttal rreaJU. At 9 P. Moiulay evoiuiiK. it wart ruiltl aul rainLn ir, with the mere 11 ry at -ft alHive zero, anu everv iiiulciu ion of a warm.

rain apeli. ThiM niiltl temperature cntiutie4l until 1 o'clock yeMtenlay mrninir, when a very heavy rain wt m. latinir aUout tUre-o uarters of an hour, nieltliifr or waMtiinc all the -iiiow. -mm aa the rain -eaaet to fail the wind Mhiftetl from tile (WiuTlteiiMt to the northwest, anu by 5 A. M.

tlie mereurj hail fallen from to when it rommenceil to now. anu con tinned for aliopt two hours. Ttie irrouiHl hem; tlioroiirhl iuiui rntel with water it meltel oh fatt aa it fll. At thin wntmp it lm 4'li'ar aiil -o)L, with the tlinr mometer avl 2c. Whutlur Uih tetupvrature will te uiiitt or very com morrow, no one -an tell anu an we 1ih In-eli tc4-ivet ao often we ito mt feel lirUoel to pretict.

The old aitafe latJiat all cicna tail in dry weather. 1-roin cl)te obnerva-tiin the part inter, we havecome to the eoiichi-nuQ that all rtin fail 111 dry. wet. -ohl and moil erate w-alher. in th- lao of all will, however, make me more pretlictlou, and that tliat we are -ure to have inure pleasant weather aim a hnnI taire of water Im-iwchi Iiim and he lt ol Mav.

The ice tcrifet mUII rem.uii intact ami the liver id with 3 ft-et in the canal. The St- Louis remMrnt. of tiie 7th. nays Sunshine veatentay, ant it trave u- thaw Not much thaw to be -uit, but it wan to contemplate, anil onr muida were to tJie irreater haw couie. llariMir matter- iui chaiied.

There 1h the aamt carietini of ice on the river: the name poor ferryboat atommiNla-tiona, nolay scene and lon lxnea of waitlni; waKona. In December 2S. the river closed at Ht, Lnia. It opened attain February Jb. with a rise, and tiie heavy ice committel irreat -havoc amonr ateamem.

Tlire wharfloatM were unk Amoncc the steamers sunk, were the Shenandoah Sam t'loon. l. w. tSpar Federal Arch. Po lar '-tar.

Australia, Bnuir-tte. Boti Accnnl. iiiarh land Uarr and LooisvUle. and a larire mini Imt ol other were ituiniwtil the Nebraska. BiMljfr Mate, uiara, two uoit, Annauc.

fain onr. ai tMiua, A. 11. Chamlter, CliaJleutre, L1 Vernon Lamurtine. Jennie Dftnit, etc i'aptain 'aihoun.

of the oiencoe. eortre Kicbie atid Def. Evalyn. of the Gleuco-. have arrived from Relmout, where the boat la Laid un with her crew paid ott.

'apt am auliouu Lef B'lmunl veatertlav. aud there had been a tro rain. Tlie towboat Kelloizkc waa bnt tin fr the ice iuin nroKeoTt nnmeroua ntnaii pieces. Boats AT MlMViilM. Mr.

(ieorjee WolfT fflves ua the following ilHt of steamers lytnix Memphis on Monday last Columbia. Kate Km-neV. Minnie. H. II.

Lnr, Panline i'arroll. 1-Tancis, Iuly Iee, Legal Tender. If. M. Shrme, John Overtot, St.

Jonepli. Mllio Kaicou. Anna. IlUnoia. Armadillo.

Charles B. Cliurch, Cndlue, R. P. Walt, Phil. Allen.

Boat? Laii XSv at Cairo. The Cairo Him. of the 5th. furnishee the following lasfrow. Alaska, Collier.

St. Luke. W. J. I--wis, ieor(re W.

Thomas, Idlewlld. Tyrone, Arkanaas Blle. T. F. Eckerx, reecent City.

Lookout, Katie P. KuiiDiz, Yaejrer, Commonwealth, sstoftn. Joe Fleminfr, ill 1 am Cow an, A Haker, Ait. Mary Forwvth. Mary K.

Poe, -Loninville. Orr. BiKmairk, W. a. Brown.

llammitt, A.r-a-onaut- Marble City and SampMiu. Mkmi'Iiih. feb.ti. The new from Colnmhiif. tn nlyht reports that nleet was fallini; all day.

The river waa decliulnr, aud all chances of extricatlnir tlie Republic tiave been jriven up. Persons from Uiere this evening report tliat no boata are yet out of the rorjre. Ttie Kelloftfr was workma yesterday to tret the Bm1-mann out, bnt did not suceeed. early every time the Kellotca; made a butt airainst the ice. she run her bow on it hip-h and dry, and with irreat dittlcnlty backed olT the ice.

which is fxoui fifteen to twenty feet deep at that point. The Kate Kinney sent np from Ree-ves's Bar to-day for a liKhter to help her over. Water six feet scant below. Kiver rote here two Lncbe. Belmoxt.

Feb. a. V'er-r little chance in the situation here. Froze hard last- uiiit and very cold snow. The ie Krllofrir nre no work in at tne irorjre.

aiil left ttxlM mornlnr 1T below. TU IV loir. Loriirwor' txaM swung aronnd. and lays with the current in tnurli better position. Tne other boat have not changed.

Tbe Indiana la a-ectlng roadj- to work on the gorre In the morn in a. The Tom Jasper 1m dischorfrlnff at the I. 5. R. R- elevator and retnrni from here.

prospect of tlie river oponinir at prewnt. NAhHviLU, Feb ri. River awalltnu a feet on HariH-th Bhoala. WeaUier cloudy and ooitl. Rain lat niirht.

JLittix Bock. Feb. 8. WealierJclcr, bitter and C4ild. River roe 3 iorhea.

The CI ncA ita tl Commercial, of the 7th. Clear and oold vetttnlar, with a few tlakiM of Know in the mornlnjr. wind from west. The river 1m rtHin alowly, wth lOS ft in tlie rban-nel last nrnt4 The river remaina prett firm; bnt verj few people venture on the ice ninoe the lat deplorable accidents. No i'nmediate prospect of break np.

1 lie Ailebanv Belle and Ttarg-es arrive! at Belmont VfHtentay, whre Alio wan offered a t-Mrjro of corn lurw OrleanH, it fort y-Ove cent Ier ra-k She ia deatinnl for Tenneiwee River. whfTr; ntie bu ft cargu of Iron olRaged for Cincinnati. The Ands la atiO In a anna ieo harbor, on the Indiana shore, and at lamb' Luillnfc. tUrew miles aliove Cloverrrt. Ky.

Capt. Cullum and the lialanee of her crew are enjoying ood health. Capt. James Keniton, of the Tom Jaivper. ia In the city.

Mpendina; a few day with hia family. The underwriter held a meetina- on MomUy afternoon, to oAMider the reo4utionM aloptrd at the meeUnK of boatmen, relative to the better protection of steamer at the levee from the kra-kin nn rf the iee. aotlon wm Uticen. hoY-r nt KranJt V. Bat-helor.

of the Ohio No. -t. DrotMMted to the amlerwntnrn to open the id--. amniMi Umi Mteamera at the levee for S-too. nt rw-ival no enooaraifeiuent in the enterprum.

Cape J. J. Darrajrh. of the Belle Vernon, ha returned from At a. mevtinir of the Director of the Boat men's Asouiataton, heMt jeMtxxly, Secreta.ry 'f Remo was iastrnett to weim sJl vteazmboata Ave cents per ton, troll measurement, to rtefrav all necessary expenses incurred by the deleraxes to aa.

tseDiy a Jones appointed the follow in del und A the Ohio River Improvement Convention an W. Nrara, Theodore Johnson, Robert Blosea. J. C. Reno and Sam.

Kale, deleirates C. O. Pearce. Ishara. P.

Rsm Rauh. elor and James fc. Wise, altrrnstos The Board of snTtervlsins InwtxH fan in don in WaMhinirtsn city, have rerported a aabsti- (Bue ior nuw sa 10 uunenu tuiiea, wiuch was adopted, vix Rule KA-ery steamer mnnmir a davlicht roote only shall have one flrss offl-cer of eacli rade pilot and engineer together with a crew sufficient to perform the ordinary duties of tne boaO-" (ST. LL'1H. leb S.

It snowed all of last nia-htL and Is thawlnir to-day. The owners of the Henry Ames nsve ieooM to cnaner net to -areas: ap the gore, the ice be in too heavy. The boats at the wharf with carfroes on bomrd axe the5 Artaa. aestaned for rf ew orieaiis, orawinjr hhit reet. and has 400 urns, principally way freiajht Mary uavaare, ior xne same pon, raatwo owi oii paruy loaxiei.

oce drawing three and the other two feet; the City of Cairo has a roll cargo for the same place, and la drawtor fmr jum a half feet tne Colossal, for OuaclutA River, has -10 tuna on ixiard the Muule Moore has the ew Orleans freicht of the Lncv Bertram, and Is four feet the St. Luke, for Memphia, is about half loaded, and Is drawlna; four feet the Con tinental snd City of Alton, for Nw Orleans, are laden wit llKht carafes the Oleneoe is laid up at ueimont, ana tier crew are in tne citv. nny men were employed cuttlna; a channel at Caron-Uelet to-day fur the ferry boat to ply in, Jtiseph Ryan. ennneer of the sectional "Docks, Is havtntr a a 104 lei made of two lollers, witli his circulators and Keneratora connected, to be exhibitel on nanKp on Monday The name la rnrernded to re voiutltmixe tlie at earn boat boiler now in use. AMllMiTOS.

Fel' ft. The Jrixtt SUaitUtttaf BUI. Tlie FTnuae Cmmeree Committee had nn er censitleratioh to-4lay Uie reviseit steamboat Din. 11 ere wrtnn to te urtle ilount that tlie members of the emmtrtee. with wrliaM une or two exception, are strongly in favor of the bill, and that it will be reported with slight modlu cation.

The Shreveport Times, of the 4th nava The weather vesterdav was cJear. cool a.nl nlpojtant tn th ran, but rather too cool In the shade for thin neoiiie, ana thick people too. for that tuatler. Tlie river at this Tolnt rose two Inches to th last twenty-tour noun, ma war tne rise in all 11 et anu 7 lncnea. leaving it loot 6 inches helo the hlKhest water of the seaaon.

Prom Uiis miint out to the Mississippi onr largest paskete with. iuii uiaiucaujuHi a uc'iuiig anu ask. notxj Mil olils. As an evidence 01 tne stajre ox water between, ere and JelTerson. we will state that the Man Lonise, with hall a loan, came oat in less than '20 hours.

Bier pilots report -4 feet over the stumps in the cut road acrcsis Albany Point, and the water on a stand. Cypress bay on Is all rurbt. plnmb np to the Jefferson wharf, tboufch the water was falllna' fast when the Louise bid adien to the natives niajbt before last. Of course, boats drawing over 4 feet would have to follow the deep cuts through the lake. The news from aoove tne itaix is not no en courafrins; as we should like.

Com. Nick. Murphy, who went un on the Sale A Murphy fleet, arrive at the Chicanini cut-off on the 1st, from whence he writes to the home offioe. They attempted to ret around the Bait tnronirn me sale aturnhv route, but on arrival at Barretown they found the water too hifth and the weather too cold to work to advantage in removtna; the wreck of the Baiaao, ana aoaoaooea tne atwmpi mr tn pr ent. Thev found hve feet unto the obstruction.

and had that been out of the way would have arone through without any trouble. They retraced their steps to Red Bayou, took the Alb an route, and after a irood deal of trouble got through. They found only two feet in the shallow places, ami had to llfthten the Flavllla with the lianre ZSlck Murphy anil steamer BLamllton. The water was falling slowly at the head of the taxt. Thev icrt tne ugnter witn capx.

Wilkin son to assist the Bight Way In getting out. A.t the cnt-ofT the river haul fnltr eiht fe.t and was falling very fast- The FlavlUn was to go immediately to Little Miver, anu tne uamiitoD to uie neaa 01 tne not low if the water will admit. It Is very doubtful whether either one of them gets out until. another rise. Thns aayeth Com.

Murphy, commanding the Sale and Murphy fleet on the appef wsters. We were informed vetrterdatv bv a gen tleman who lives, when he Is at home, at Oaa. rett's Bluff, which is very nign np in the orancn, that when be left the other day, the river was aeau tow ana tailing. The Jefferson Democrat, of the 2d. aavs The weather yesterday was clondy, with Indications of rain or now.

The bavou continnes to fall slowly, but there is an abundance of water for navigation. STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT. OR vicksbcro. I be new and magnificent paasensrer land. United States mail steamer INatcliez.

Uapt. X. tr. I Leatliera, tariwi out tliia even in tr, and i is recei vin tr for all Coast landings. Natchez, Vickatmrg' and for the Yazoo Kiver.

and leaves at 5 o'clock (sure. In her omcre will be found Sam Ay lea. astUHted by Grice. Owen aud BelL For the Oi'actiita. The new pawn-ffer Hteamer Ouat-hita Belle, Capt.

J. W. Blanks, is receiving for all landinFtr on the river, caxTyinjar, the U. 8. mailn.

The lie lie bah reliable conneetionti with all Tnbtitaric-H. She leaves to-day at 5 P. M. Messrs. Klank.

Morris and Gtiss are the clerks. Maria Lottsk for Ret River. This splendid, new and complete passenger steamer, in command of Capt. II. J.

Brinker, with Messrs. V. II. Shipinan and Jasper L. Rums as leaves thin evening, at 5 oTclock, for Jefl'erson and Shreveport.

K. HjtivsLEY for Lower Coast. At 4 P. M. Capt.

Bassett will start the ilenslev for the Lo er Coast- La Bklle for Red River. Thin new, fast and superb passenger steamer, in command of Capt. M. N. Wood, with Messrs.

Iodd and Parker in the office, is receiving for all landiugs on Ked River, and will leave this evening at 3 o'clock. Passentrers and shippers will be well satisfied with this steamer. For the Coast axd Lafotjrche. The steamer Tahlequah, Capt. Frank Dalferes, with Mr.

S. S. Streck in the office, leaves to-dav, at 5 P. for the above and way landinira. For Alexandria.

Graxd Ecore axd Way Landings on Ked Rivkr. The eassengrer steamer B. L. Hodgo No. 2.

'ant. John Hienn. is receiving as above ana leaves at 5 o'clock this afternoon. J. C.

Mitchell in the office, assisted by T. J. Dowtv. Kiver. 1 he Mayflower is the reirular packet for the Ouachita.

ind ia receivinir to leave this 5 P. M. The Mayflower has reliable connections with all tne tn nntanes or tne uoacnita. and" is officered by able and competent officers. Capt- Jos.

Carlton is (Mm- mand, and Messrs. Kice and Pnelps have charge of the office. OR KED kiver. 1 dp reirniar iron pnsftengrer steamer odd l. re.

vupu Rnariltniin. lea, vet this evening. and is receiving for Shreveport and way landings, ana is on at xr. ah. -xii.

x- al.ln in the office. For Arkansas River. The steamer Ionni Hnwpll (HXlburn wt.1, a lwiav in tne omce. leaver to-dav. at 5P.

for the above ArkanKag RiTer. For St. plendil low- n-witati-nT naauntfpr HtMUTier AiolimOIKl. Capt N. S.

GreD. is at the upper landing receiving: for St. Louis. Cairo. Mom-phis and all othT landings on the river.

nH leaves at 5 P. M. The Richmond accommodations for pafen jyera. with earefal and competent otneers. Mhmi.

McCord and XanKlois liave charize of the office. AMUSEMENTS. PTA LOTTA 1 Assisted by BEN DEBAR. Graad Matiacc To-Day, at RAINBOW. THIS Saturday) EVENING, three pieces: CAPTAIN CBARLOTTB, NORMA.

FAMILY JARS. l.ii rvi be nrocured at the box office of the UitaAra of Mr. Gleason. Treaa- ttT Thnmlar. to be Dlaeed bef ore the oommfttee.

Ticket- of admission for renUemen, 3. Mr. Myers one ball band will be in attendance. F10 It OPERA HOUSE. Sanrssj, Kobraaury 1, 187 MATINEE AT 12 O'CLOCK PRECISELY.

LE BARRIER DB SEVILLE, Opera tn 3 acta. Doors open at 11 o'clock. KaiardaT Rieralax. Perf.nsasee at 7, L'AFRICAINE. Grand Opera, 5 acta.

t-ti iiHHniv Feb. ia Benefit of Mr. Cala- brrd LA JCIVF. n. w.ii k.

om. m. at. oeloek. and the 1 fonnuiu will oomanenoe at 7 o'clock pre cieeJy.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. "'BAR LOTTA! AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY Of MUSIC MDW1U Proprietor and Manager. re uw aaiA st laser.

BNfim at ne fni MISS LYDIA TMCMFSOTr. whtn alie -will imiMr In thrf.k Cwnwly, BnrlMiaa and Drama. 8TrTPed Dy iih mfiBN-r of her Mammotn H.Ulti, "WtolaaoiluMj tha PaUNCKSH OR TKaBUONDI, Xaddentaltawbieliiaa divo. of Uie Tbe peiiornuc to commence wita tHe petite UTTLE BL MiM LVD LA THOMPSON plC4. appeanDg in eacli SATURDAY- MATINEK-KKNILWORTH.

ht'NDAY V2ilHG-AGiat BUI. Cnanre of mil rtaily for Tt Week of Ci) VARIETIES THEATRE. LAvreoce Barretx lVeasee and Manager 8anrday, Fekrnrr 16, II. EDWIN ADASLS, In bin gmx of ENOCH ARDEN. UBANO AAAXI NKK AT 12, A.ND KVKNl.Ni; AT Tt.

ENOCH AKOEN. Kd win Adama Mlas Augusta L. Dartra Arlen. LeiKh. In artive John Broiurbam's irreat rtnuna, in nve acta, entitled HKD LIGHT.

DAN RICE'S PARIS PAVILION CIRCtS. NuiinUT, Fcknurr 10. lS7i, LAST DAY AID WIGHT OJJ TIVOLI CIRCLE. QIMEK8I StJCCESB ot tne ONLY FASH-IONABLB and REFISKU ARENIC E5-Til MA I JLK3 IJt THE WORLD. The leading Aero bat Gymnaata, and Trapeze performers of all nations.

The King Cl.wn ot Paraa. LOEISZO MAYA. The Marveloaa Trained Hoia and the won-derfnl Performing; Dogs. ALL ALL ALL ALL 3 Under the Immediate direction at DAN RICE. Adminaifm.

idnlta. 75c, Children "luiBr 10 years sc WASHI5 OTOS SQUARE, GRAND OPEN. IJJO. Studavy Nlcht, Feknarr 11, 1S72. MONDAY and TUESDAY Two performance, each, day and nlKht.

P9 THEODORE THOMAS' UW EQUALED COSCEBT OBOAHIZATION SIXTY DISTIXG L'ISHED PERFORKEB8, PTODoanced by the amtlra j. ii.ii the largest and moss penecs concert troupe which has ever undertaken a to or either In this country or in Europe, will giv.a short swle. of FOCR GRAMD CONCERTS, 1 AT ODD FELLOWS' ILLL, toaMKhf M.BMlay, Feb. IS, TaendiT, -Feb. UO, Wedaeaday, Feb.

.2.1, and Friday, Feat. U3. Tlie following celebrated artiste will apn-ar Mis. MA RIB RBEBH, the yotuig and brilliant PlaniHt. Mr.

BCR5HA1D LISTEMASX, Violin. Mr. LOCIa SCH RKIBEK, Cornet, a-Piston. ToRetbtr with tlie UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA OF OVER FI F- TV PERFORMER'S. iy of whom are eminent soloists.

Ailmission Reserved seats 1 to OO Tbe sale of reserved seats will commence on Wednesday February 14, at Louis Omnewaid's music when Programmes of the above concerts can be obtained. In addition to tbe above-named. TWO GRAND COSCERTH will be given at the NATION AL THEATRE, THURSDAY and SATUR DAY EVENINUS, February 22 and 3. 9t VARIETIES THEATRE. GliAND ENTERTAINMENT In Aid .1 tbe abaa Caaae, (Under the auspice, of the Cuban society of AflW onean.l, AT THE TAK1KTIE.S THEATRE (Canal street).

Saaday. Feb. 11, avc IU O'clock The entertainment will comprise a GRASD VOCAL A-0 INDTRUHE-ITAL CONCERT, by several (llstiiiiruiHhed artists who have kindly volunteered), asniste.1 by a select chorus of 2o Cuban young ladies and eo tie men. Sig. ANO EL CA-STRO Musical Director.

ADDRESSES in Ena-lish on the War In Cuba. bv popular orators. From ew iork, waau inarton and New Orleans. After the addresses, PuEM will be recited In hraniab. bv a famous Cuban Poet.

The entertainment to conclude by aiuajinaT the II 1 1 iTT UVMV Tii-kets. One Dollar. Doors open at 11:30 A. M. enlertaunieut commence, at IX cuke, noon.

TARPAULIN! TARPAULINS. C. H. A mX IJ ul liaaa PiijiIi aa aaad Keesa always on hand a large ill lini.ll ot TAR. PAULINB, which they wul hire ta merchants bar oovexlnar mnrnlisndlsn on tlaa Larvee, and will pay all daanaaj.

mn lug to rpanltna ad ma aaarf MsT AtMiiiirtnar will srtrtrea. order, to SAMUEL BROOK, which will ho promptly to. G. W. DUNBAR 13 aaMl 14 sc.

Loala sc. 14 NEW ORLEANS. AMI FRENCH. CORDIALS A5D LIQUORS, OORDIAIA BIRTra ZTB BRAND AN IHKTTX, I ON AND RASPBERRY SYBCAB, LOUISIANA nt3S, MANUFACTURERS OF THE PR KM 1 DM FRUIT SYRUPS. FIERCE fc UNDOP.

Importers and Dealers in i 1 FTJRNISHINO GOODS, Manufactnrera of superior fltttna; Shirta, 118. Csaal atreel .11 Two doors from ctiazio. W. New Orleana. R.

W. Lindop. Za WALL BTTRKET, IIW YORK. AND SPECIAL OF THE PIUTHaV Jai to BALLS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC CAJETrrrax.

AStD QKAS MARDI BALL, is. ttsn. Director and Minagrra art LA OOTKRIX announce tliat tneir arTanrementa tor tliia arst of a aene. ot URAND BAL DftliUIHK are DUMt complete In eT'ery paz-dealar FETE PAR K.X of tne 8IA-tOJ. DIKKCTOIA.

D. BIDWELLmJ. KITTREDGE. John Ainnott, PTtxpatrtck. ac llai-rect, Cbl Leal.

Power. Alex Henderson. Carroll. Lardner. Becket.

Wm Ktlouin. I. iranam. y.irfax. Paul Watwrman.

Klutlr-r. Uisua. 11 UldwelJ. Fred Tha-rer. John Manna.

Gi Hanf ortl. am'l Colvllle, Sam'l Barnnt. JoMcpfa Murphy, owinz, Connor. Lamia Holoaaon, I. A Wlltz.

Madden. INVITATION OOMMITTKK. John fHimott. Carroll. FiLzpatrick.

31 Lardntrr, Lonia Huluiuoa. LtrrW'-. Htl KlTIOS COA Pre. SS. Thayer, M.

L. i.ranam. w. iiUr. Paul Waterman.

M. Barren. Jowpa. Morpay-. J.

W. Madden. PIOOB MAXAGBU. CoL Loola Power, M. Brckrt, p.

Hwim, Siiii'i Bantem Laiuis Solomon, j. PltapatrtoA. W. Edonln. iiaii ii mm nou Afplkadiai for tteeatre" leltat Uie oox oHkoe ot v.

comnjltt meet, at the Academr Mondays. ednewlay. and PTidaTa of nacih week previonra to Uie t-'arnlval. No ladle. Admlttat iniliia.

-wltm Invitation and admlatdon eard. Ladle, will nnmaak ta tibe iwneyUoa iMmniihia room, adjoininir tiie entrance door. Mew and appropriate addition, nr. DetaarBaaoa tn tne now extenelve waranrtM of tAi. whleh will be for hlr-e.

Ladle. and Dominoea can O. otained tn the Reeeptioa Boon. Ooopni a la carta, auppljrlna- all tn. diittmlu.

of the seaeoa. Tne- eholceat wine, by tne Dot tie only. To Ilqaur bar allowed in tne Academy. TTC1CXT8 thre DOUAR8 Pio tt i OPERA HOUSE. grand Masked BALL AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

Ritrac, Fekrurj 13, 1S73, Ticket, and Invitation, for Ladle, to be had at tne Oonfectaotwary tMore, Sut Canal Mnet, near Rampart. P7 COMTINRHTaLS AN i IVE RSARY BALL. Oat Taandaj Breaiac, P.a i CONTINENTAL BENEVOLENT ASttOCIA- TTON AT ODD FELLOWS' TT AT T. SRAND DR188, FANCY DEKSbaKD MASK BALL, For the Benefit of the LEE MONUMENTAL FUND. TICKETS.

FIVE DOLLARS. COMMITTEE OF ABSAXOrXEXIS. CoL George Clark. Col. A- W.

Merriam. Emanuel Blesaey, John Clarke, featn'l Mannins; Todd, M. Carvln, Alexander McNeil, R. M. Montgomery, Onbernator, Daniel Edwards.

Oeorge Purves, J. J. Warren, T. W. Bothick, Thomas R.

Brady, Andrew Parle, James Davis. MANAGERS. A. W. Hoe-worth, John Daniels, H.

T. Kill. William Tenbnnk. Thomas Askew, J. O.

Bates, J. B. Wasliinarton. Thomaa O. Matkie, B.

Miller. T. Oreenneld, F. BarlKit. Thomas Freeland.

H. H. Stanley, A. B. Beala.

David BidweU, Thomas Haitnnm. Georfe W. Race, John Leeds, Oeorg-e 8- Enower, James Lindsay. AaaPayson, Ft-OOK John Purvis, E. C.

Hyatt. William Pierce, WaiTea Kain, Walter P. Perry, Gerard Btitb. A. R.

Seareav T. F. Hedfres. William Oineon, John B. Leefe, W.

Oould, John S. Mclntyre, ti. W. Phlllipai Henry R. Swasey, John McLean, John Rlagimer, Joseph TL Hherman, Henry Bid well, J.

O. Nixon, Oeoraje W. Hynaon, J. O. Decastro, John Livlnarston.

Jame. H. Cllina, M. II. Waters.

John Allen, R. Tilford. Alexander Taylor, John H. Barnes, A. R.

Sherwood. R. Black, c. w. Culbertson, J.

EltzridKe, B. F. Bynaon. Wm. Sammer.

Applications for Invitations may Tap made to any of the Managers, and will, by beins; left at the office of the Secretary, 144 Poydraa street, or at the store of Mr. E. A. Tyler, lis Canal street be placed before the Cnsanill 1 1 on Invitations. No applications wlM b.

received after 12 M. on the day of the Ball. A Mask Committee will be appointed, and no one will be permitted to enter the ball room in mask without first repadrtmr to Uaa aaak room and unmasking and that manmlfTue will have full authority to refuse admittance to any person who may be objectionable. By order of the President. JOHN d.

FLEMING, Smtfy. A OllAND BALL, Will be given Om Taaaaa Kvenlnsj, Feb. 13, MARDI GRAB 5I6UT, AT XO 40 ST. CHARLES STREET, Formerly Ames' Mnsenm. FTP 2t SKAMD FANCY DnlEte.

MASOCKaADK AATD FIREMEN'S BALL, To be given by VOLUNTEER FIRJ ENGINE COMPANY NO. J. A -UNION HALL Corner mt Third and Vaajaalno Ow JMatrala-4Sraa NioTbc, Tar.d.y, 13. CO' John Wlltemnnth, Mlrliaol Cinch, Frank SeJieaernuan. TTCXETS 12 Jal4 Howeirui MARDI CRAB) GRAND MASK: AND FANCY DRESS BALL FROatEKADK CONCERT.

TDUH8 MEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. MARDI GRAB NIGHT. Faanan IStla, AT ODD FELLOWS' TT AT. I. will be received np rtgajina Committee ol February AST, Hew Orleans poa P.

S. A Friday Hall, eomer Exchan. street. Alley an Blaurvru..