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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07
Neu advertisements

TLOTHES WRINGERS AT a g G'tEAT-
" ly reduced price. We are seinr good wrng
er, moulten roller cog wheels, d. ubi geared, ai
S5 80. Call and see them.
WIN. II BILLANY,
q14 Market Street, Wilmington
ECONOMlZE, ECONOMIC BY MAX.
lL ing your own sausage and nincemeat We
have full stock OF cutie 8, some low as l.2i
also minclng knives and m'at bloc S ior sale.
WM. II. .ILLANY,
2l4 Market street ilmington.
LNOR RENT-STORE NO 233 MAR
IL ket Street. Inqure of
GEO. y. BUSH
ianTl2t Frenc' street Wharf
THE NEW
WA LIT II A M.
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France.

McMs HON TO DECIDE TO DAY.
PARIS, Jan. Z.
A Cabinet council will be held, to-day, when
Mcmahon will decide ON Lis resignation of the
Ministry
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07

Council tonight.
The Citizens and Germania Loans meet this
evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07

The WEEK OF PRAYER.--The meetings in the
different churches which are daily being held, ~
directed by the Evangelical Alliance to be sci
apart as week of.prayer, are in most cases. meet
ings of considerable interest, solemnity aud
spiritual influence. To-day all the denonina
Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian churches
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07
THIRD EDITION.
PennsylvanIa.
LARGE FIRE IN SHENANDOAH.

LARGE FIRE IN SHENANDOAH.
PorTsvILLE, Jan. 7.
Edward Evans store and dwelling on Centre
street, in Shenandoah, were burned this morn
ing with eight adjoining houses. The loss is
uuascertained, and the insurance light.
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Daifv Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
re- For Terms, etc., see Second Page.
re- For Terms, etc., zee Second Page.

The Treasurer's statement which WAS only re-
ceiyed from Dover at noon, was printed in late
edition Of the COMMERCIAL, yesterday, and is re-
printed on our second page, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07

MARTHA WASHINGTON SUPPER.-A Martha
Washington Supper will be spread in the Sunday
school hall of Grace church, this evening, which
promises to be not only one of the most pleasant
but one of the most superb entertainments Of
the kind ever given in this city. In addition to
tho Christmas decorations, the tables, represent
ing the original colonies and designated by the
coats of arms upon the flags which will be hung
back Of them, will be heavily laden with silver,
and the whole arrangements Of the room will be
of this elaborate nature. Mrs. Rev. John Wilson
will personate Lady Washington. and not only
her dress but of all those who take part in the
affair will correspond with those worn in the Pc
rod of which this supper is designed to revive
the memory. The dressing will be very rich,
and is expected to surpass anything ever yet pre-
scented to the Wilmington public
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07
CIMARUBA BITTEkS /

CIMARUBA BITTEKS
The Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
General Debility, Nervous Affections. etc.
NO REMEDY HAS YET BEEN JLUND TIA
CAN EQUAL THIN
They are perfectly pure and emf, sy rse from ny
Injurious substances.
For weak and deb.iitated persons surerng from
disease Of the lungs, liver and kdaeys this medi-
cine is invaluable. 1t is not only va.a;.e .pnc
a valuable invigorator and puriaer Of tue ,io0i.
GB-Price 81 90 per bottle.
They are warranted In every case u he effective,
and to give perfect satisfaction or The money will lie
refunded by the druggist who sells them.
Invalids give them trial and be convinced iva,
as tonic or Alternative no other remedy san equal
Manufactured by
LEWIS, DEL.
~Drsggi.H suppned at the usual commission
sorst. mArl7
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07
From Dover.

THE OLD STATE HOUSE BELL. AND THE DISPOSITION
TO BE MADE OF Ir-FIR5r GIVEN TO THE HIS
ToRIcAL SOCIETY AND THEN TAKEN AwAY-IN-
CREASED REPRESENTATION -REsIGNAT1oN OF THE
CHAPLAIN OF THE HoUsE-No MIDNIGHT CA
RoUsAI.s EXPECTED THIS SESSION.
rEton, nnr Rnunnr f,nrrc snnnIlr Mt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07
lieu advertisements.

COAL CHEAP FOR CASH-$6 % FOR
" STOVE; 1878 FOR NUT. GUARANTEED TO
BE OF Bet QUALITY.
GEO. W, BUSH h SON, French Street Wharf.
6E.65 NUT, 1886 STOVE COAL,
VIM. j. BROWN,
feb1S-1yof South of Market Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07
Financial.

Financial.
PRICE cv GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Jan. Z.
Gold, to-day, $1.1214.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07
FIRST EDITION.
NEW YORK.
OUR MID WEEK LETTER

NEW YEARS wEEK-A BUSY sEAsoN-THE BROOKLYN
BUsINEss-RISd BUSINESS IN NEW YoRK-NEw
YEARS DRINK GOING OUT FASHION.
Special Correspondence of The Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-07

CERGES-ALL WOOL SERGES IN
y beautiful shades, at s7k and 80 cents,
w. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Streets.
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WASHINGTON.
Tue Vote In The senate Committee on
The Recognition sflhc Kellogg
Go, crnmenl
The House spends the Dag In Plllbus
lerlns-Amcndmenl 10 The Rules.

WASHINGTON, January s,-Tho vote
~ TIE committee on privileges and
elections on the proposition 10 recog,
lllSe me kellogg government resulted
~ follows Neus, Morton, Logan,
Anthony and lwltchell. NAYS, All
corn, Hamilton aud Salisbury Absent,
Carpenter aud Wndlolgh,
MI, Alcorn stated In the committee
mat II the senate recognized the l{el,
logg government he would vote to nd.
NIT Pinchback.
The dead lock In the house continues
neither side showing amy signs ofyIeld
Ing The probability h, however that
IN adjournment Will soon take place
aud the republicans will fall back upon
u renewed attempt TO change the rules
next Monday, by adopting Il new rule,
applicable only 10 this session, prohib,
lung the speaker from entertaining
dllalory motions. With that rule en-.
lnollshed the passage Of tho clyil rights
blll would be plain sailing.
Miss Winnie ReRm signed the con-
tract today with the secretary OF tho
navy for n bronze statue Of h'nrmgut,
IN accordance with the decision of The
congressional committee 10 allow the
secretary TO select the artist.
In Robinson county, Tennessee, civ.
II ANA criminal proceedings have been
ordered to be Instituted
In the house the lllibusterlng con,
tinues.
The speaker declared that ON Mon.
day, under the call Of states, rcsolu-
lions TO amend the rules should Lc re-
ierred to the committee on rules, upon
which motion the speaker would al.
low no dilatory motions.
The committee on rules can report nj
any time, and an amendment Of the
rules will bring the civll rights bill be.
fore the honse and .allow the majority
to pass II.
In the senate the bill extending the
time for filing claims and the payment
of preemptions Of public lands failed.
The bill protecting the postal rights
of inmates Of insane asylums was re-
ported favorably.
MI CJnkling made four thousand
words Of speech on Louisiana, which
was much admired by his friends aud
party. He sustains the president, and
approves Kellogg's call for troops, but
SHys there are many acts 10y both par.
Lies which he can not approve. The
general tenor OF his speech favored let
ling things alone. He made no hlli-
sion to pinchhack's claim, but may to-
IA 4, ,,ttl Ia
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Payment OF Indemnity by Spain tothe
German Government.
Republicans Successful In Navarro
ShipWrCck.

LONDON, January 2S.--The home
rule mem bers take no part in the cleo
ton of the liberal leaders.
The bark Aurora has been lost, with
eight of the crew. The survivors
were four days without food.
The directors of the bank ut meet
il Z to-day fixed the minimum rate ut
three per cent.
The steamers Braunschweig, from
Bremen to Baltimore, and the Deutsch-
land for York, have returned, disabled.
MADRID, January 2S,-1he republic
cans in Navarro are crowding the Car
lists. Alfonso is present
PARIS, JANUARY 2S.-AIarshal Can
robert declines TO stand AS a candidate
for the department Of the Seine.
VIENNA, January y Spain has
paid Germany the money indemnity
for the Gustav affair.
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BY TELEGRAPH
MTDMTGxyT DISPATCHES
LOUISIANA.
Testimony Of Merrill before the Con-
grcssiOnal investigating Committee.
Passage OF C0ndemnatOry Resolutions
by the Illinois Legislature.

New ORLEANS, January 2S.--Mujol
Merrill was recalled before the con
gressionnl committe to-day ana testill
ed as follows
did not obtain my information from
one side my reports gre based Oh in
formation from various sources. |
have no political bias OF prejudice IN
the matter have had conversations
with Kellogg, Packard, Person,
Twitchell, Ray and Field, but they did
mot influence my mind particle
didn't know that PierSon aud witch
ell had anything to do with the legls-
]ature. My conclusions are made up
from observations and reports made
by subalterns. The chief crime
that the colored people are
guilty of is petty larceny. -sMy expert
ence is, that they nre very generally
truthful. Have had considerable init
mate knowledge of affairs in DeS0to
parish. The negroes are deliberately
robbed. AS q class, the democrats are
the most intelligent in the country.
White men commit crimes and are not
punished for their oiienses as strictly
as the negroes are. The white people
generally assert that there has been
maladministration, and corrupt men in
offices. Taxation has been unreason-
ably high and the white people regard
the state government as oppressive.
Never heard of u republican meeting
in Cadd0 parish. am very sure that
in the last election the cOlored men did
not act free or register freely; they did
not dare to. When | was up the river
after election day many colored people
called on me to know what they should
do about being discharged because Of
their having voting the republican
ticket.
In Caddo, there are at least five
thousand colored men out of employ
ment for that reason. ] have proofs
that hundreds of negroes were dis
charged because they refused to vote
as the whites demanded. The conse-
auence is, and will be, that these un.
fortunates will take to the woods and
must steal or starve. | made aiilda-
Wits against some residents, before the
United States commissioner, hoping
thereby to arouse feeling among
some of the best citizens TO induce the
worst to obey the civil law. The civil
law was not resisted In that instance.
I have never seen bills calling on en-
ployess to discharge employees who
did not vote the democratic ticket,
but have seen notices to that effect.
SPRINGFIELD, H., January 2S.-
There was u tumultuous session of the
legislature to-day over Louisiana af-
fairs. Deprecatory resolutions were
adopted condemning Grant for up
holding Kellogg, and especially con-
demning him for sending soldiers to
break up the legislature. Resolutions
were passed by large majorities.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, January %. = Cotton
Market quiet. Ordinary, l5sr; good
ordinary, l3sc; low middling, l4sc;
middling, l4sc; COOL mildlingi 1870.
Sales, ,859bales; receipts, 1851 bales;
stock, 70, 4iA bales.
Money steady. Gold iirmer and
higher at ll2lG9112i buying aud sell
ing. Silver advancing ut l064@iV'4,
buying and selling, ,,,,..,
Exchange-Commercial bills ms cant
supply and rates very firm.
Hides easier Dry flint, selected,
l9i@1slc; as they run lo@lSic; wet
sailed, selected, &c; butchers green,
7IaSc; dry sailed sold as dry flint, with
al 'Owance for salt ; glue stock, DC.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, January 2S.-Cotton
bernard fair. Sales $3.50 bales. Pri-
ces irregular and easier, the market
closing with loss Of yesterdays i'm
provement. Good ordinary to strict
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good ordinary, lalCalalc low mlddlIng
Va slllrl low mlddlinR, lilGrlilc, mid
lhldllng % strict mlddllng, li,6r lhlo,
8Qol mlddllng 10 middllng fair, l6.td
lhlc,
Receipts h,DOl bales, exports Greal
lifllhln, 900 haleei continent, / ,hll
bales stock, sD7 $50 bales unsold laht
evening, lOi,7OO bales on shlpboam,
ll2,OlO bales,
uold, llll' sight discount, sler-
Hug, IS ipi.
LIVERPOOL.
LiVrnro0t, January gs.--Noon -
lolton qulri uplnnds, isdI Orleans,
I'D sales 1000 balen
or M,-Salcs on the hAsla Of mid.
ding uplands, not below good ordl.
nary shipped January, ll.lGd sales
ON basis Ut mlddling Orleans, not b,,
low mlddllng, shipped February and
March, Z ll-l0d.
SEW yORK.
NEW HoHS, January -. Noon,
Gold opened ut ia
Cotton dull, uplands, l5.G Orleans,
l5lc.
Futures opened, February, l5l@i6
a-Jgci March, 10 lS.32ci April, Is 1899
lel5le May, lG@lO l.lOciJunc, 1890
1899.
Money . per cent,
Gold l3s. Exchange, long - S74 !
short, ~ 30. Governments active
states quiet aud nominal.
hvoning--Specle shipments to-day 4
millions, Cotton net O93; gross OH.
Futures closed quiet and easy, Sales
$4,000 bales, January 10 3.lOc; Februa-
~ lb8'l0ci April l5ll.l0@l5 A'82c;
July 10 'e.32@I0sc; August 10 1890,
Cotton dull and easier Sales OSl bales
ut l5lml5ic.
Money eOsier nj 9Cl3 per cent Gold
firm and advanced to l3l@ll3s. Gov
ernnents active aud strong stutcs
quiet and strong stocks closed dull
aud steady,
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January 2S.-Tbe house
adopted d resolution against further
subsidies. The resolution In iavor oI
the six years term and against inc
third term was tabled.
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Testimony OF District Attorney sour"
worth before Tie Aiabnm" outrage
Committee.


NEW YORK, January 2s.-The Ala
bama committee examined J.. 4;
Southworth, of Mobile, appointed
United States attorney for the southern
district of Alabama, by Grant in 1853.
Mr.. Southworth testified as follows
Went to Alabama from Illinois IN
1868. was republican always had
been a republican. Had spoken dur
ing the last campaign in Selma Tor
the republican state ticket; thought ne
knew the general condition OF the
state as well as any man could ms
professional duties took him to ali
points. There was no county In when
a republican could not live and advo-
cate his political principles, even oiieu-
sively, without molestation. The Ell
feet of sending troops to the state was
Injurious, aud there was no time when
they were needed or when the country
would not have been better off with.
out them. Was carpetbagger and
republican, and had been a federal Off
Ger and had not been ostracised.
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ATLANTA, January S.-Cq,lec.or
Holtzclau made a raid into haburn
county, seized twenty-five distliierles
and arrested thirty-eight illicit distil-
lera
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TIE WEATHER.

For the west gulf states rising ba.
rometer, falling temperature, north,
easterly to northwestly winds aud
clear or partly cloudy weather
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Florida Senatorsr,ip.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, January Is
There were three Intellectual ballots TO-
day. The democrats have 81, republi-
cans SO, independents 4.
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No Election.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, January Is
The legislature balloted for senator To-
day without result.
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MIscfLLAnEOus
TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue OF a deed of trust executed TO me
by j. II. Simtsnn TO securc the pay ment Of
his pfoni s0ty note fur S2,t3t d-lua IN f,tvor
of Murphy 4 CO., alld indorssd 10 and pow
owned by Payne, Dameron \ o.. .,rawing
interet Mt 10 per cent per nnnutn, i,iatsd
March ., lsm' deiant havin he,ii msde IN
cash In and, to the highest bidder, at the
court ho,se door In The city and cVunyof
Iallas un the iG'h day OF February, A. ID.
lowing described tract Inland: sltratd n
Dallas county, state uf texas, on bis Elm
creek. nbcut9 miles Forth 81 deefe w,st
from the CITY Of Dails beginning atsonth cor
ner at L, @. Suud ) lfil acre tlael; thenec east
2Sjl varas. n corner. thine north $50 verns TO
corner; thence west 50 40 vnrar 90 eosner;
thence north as 2-I0 yari,s TO corner; thence
WEES lp01 s.iU vafas conner; tlienr.s s~uth u.s.
var.,s 10 northeast corner said survey, ~ va.
r;ts to The beginning containing 30 arrps.
]. M,'Al M. 1rus'ee.
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NORFOLK, January 2S.--rhe Lady
Sale, loaded for Washington, was
burned to the waters edge to-day.
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New YORK, January 2s.-The steam
er Howe, for Tybee, has returned, short
of provisions.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4 20
TIE DALLAS MEItALn

IL the only paper In northern
Texas That receives thc full
Press dispatches.
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Nissonsln Senatorship.
short of Provisions.

MfLwAUKEB, January 2S.--Carpen-
ter SIS; Bragg 81; scattering "a.
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ElPasO Mail COmpany's
FINE FOUR.HORSR COACHES

viii leave Eagle Ford daily on the arrival OF
the morning train from Dallas, via Jehn-
sons station,
For Fort Worth,
FINANCE on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days for Weatherford and Jaeksbofo.
tbe conrt house. c. X. REAVES, Agent.
November /, l64. Niu"m
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lailp8erala

Ohice IN "tieFaid hiock," Corner ef
Main and Lamar streets, over Fissi
national Hank, business Oaioe-
front noom, Second starry,
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| demand for it is limited. Louisiana rectified ia
quoted at 81 1901 IA, and Western 81 i2mI *

demand for it is limited Louisiana rectified is
u gallon. =
CORN IN sAcKs-1s in light supply and mod.
crate demand at yesterdays prices. 1900 sacks
sol1, OF which 200 ordinary white at SIC. 15D do
1t &c. 300 do at $50, 1O0 200 and $50 choice white
at 6Oc u bushel.
OATS-Fair supply and good demand at
previous prices. 400 sacks sold, OF which 800
prime st. Louis at 45c, 500 Galena at Soc 1850 and
2oo choice Galena at SIC, and $50 do, black seed,
at 55c % bushel.
oBRAN-Good supply with an active demand
oo0 and 1000 sacks sold at 81 q 100 h.
E.hAf-Fair supply Of Western. Only 275 bales
Eastern sold at S22 u ton.
EOFFEE-The demand is improving 100 bags
goes: o Ordinary 1ss4@l9c (gold fair 2O22O4c
quote quote job lots: Ordinary 1917 CISCO fair 2O@
@o 1fi,g ood 2lG21Ac, prime 2l11a02l24c % b.
h!CE-Only fair local demand. We quote
Louisiana No. 2 234@3c, common 41s@4slc ordi-
nary 59514c. tar 51l@534c, good 6t96Ac, prime
&c, choice &c b H.
BUTTER-Tradei sa little more active. Choice
ls scarce, inferior and Medium are plentiful.
CHOICE Goshen is quoted at $685., medium 2S
.g32c, choice Western 25@26c, medium 18022c
q b. '9'-.'
CHEEsE-small stock on hand, but large
enough for the demand. Choice Western factory
il quoted nominally at 13c New York cream ii
0l5c, English dairy 16@17c d b.
BAGGlNG-The stock is mostly held by deal
ere. Good demand for domestic lutte, India il
not wanted. and prices are nominal Holders
are asking 1870 for rouAd lots and retailing Of
14c y yard. India is quoted at Wholesale at 1Oc
at retail At 1919 y yard.
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LIST OF PRIZES:
On. Capital Prize. 500. 600
lPrize $4,000
lPrize.. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Prize. 10000
2Prizes at $1,000. communion. 10000
Prizes at $500. 10000
40 Prizes at $1,000. 10000
80 Prizes at $780,. 25,000
12OO Prizes at $780,. 10000
1000 Prizes at $780,. 100000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $751;. 1900
TOTAL.
$3.50 prizes in all amounting to gold. $500, 500
Price of Tickets:
WHOLE TICKETS. ......................$60 90
HALVES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70 w
TENNIS. ......................... w
TWENTIETH6. ............... 81
For sale at all the New Orleans Agencies and
at the Central Office Of tho LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY COMPANY.
Address Lock Box 682 Now Orleans Pest
Once.
REMIT BY POST-OFFICE MONEY ORDER,
REGISTERED LETTER DRAFT, OR By Elk.
PRESS.
Observe and RecOuect
That in the Grand Golden Drawing Of Decem-
Der Is, 1875.
ALL THE TICKETS
ARE -
Sold For Greenbacks.
ALL THE PRIZES
PAID I'm GOLD.
Agents Wanted in every State, County,
City and Town Throughout the Union.
Unexcep4ional Guarantees Required,
and must in every instance accompany appli.
| cations.
| TO BE MADE TO THE
Louisiana State Lottery Co.,
New Orleans, La.
ALL LETTERS UNANSWERED MAN 4
| NEGATIVE REPLY.
my IL
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Morning, Dec. ., 1879.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Moon Mo-. oe 1ss ' 1.Is NJ
Sun Sets. 5:Ol run - .i-u'' i'' 49,
Gao snaneler, Iberia, st. John, Josephine,
Ualoon Mary Belle, GAINESVILLE, WawenocK, An
ME B, Garry Owen, Martha, Frank Parg0ua'
DEPARTURES.
o., srsro,er Waloon, Iberia, st. John, W. J.
poiterent. Josephine, Wawenock, LESSEE Iayi1or'
rov Allen, Ida. Fleta, Bsstrop, Ouacmta Belle.
J ohm b. Maude, Cherokee
TO ARRIVE.
Geo. spangler, Iberia, s.. Mary, WAGON " "
Frazer. Favorite, Lower Coast mary luA, 90 w. a..
PolteVaeh ndoe Baton Rouge; W. S. Pike, Bayou
Scra At. John, Donaldsonville; henry p ae.S,
ntion. Robert Young, Lafourche; 6er'ns
Rrunner. Fanchon. Rapides OuaGnttai p Ivy -
Onincy. st. Louis; John Howard, VINO LIs na
pnIrs ADVERTISED TO LEAVE IHie DAi'
Gao Snau eler, Lower Coast, ~ a. H.
g. Mary. Lower Coast, 10:3o A: NJ.
Mary Ids, Upper Coast, ~ a. ~
Rohert Young, Lafourche, II M.
Henry Tete, Lafourche, IL NJ.
Mar,ba Lower Coast, II d.
2 Frazer. Lower Coast, Z: NJ.
=. r, rr% Lafourche, 5 P. NJ.
A Assuh PRaraond. Greenville. 5 2. II.
Fra No. 10. Beuf River, T. d.
Dawn. Shreveport, +: a.;
Incy Kern YazoO, I. N. =.
Iohn F. Tolle, st. Louis. I. III.
Home, Yazoo, 8 Z. NJ.
MISCELLANEOUS s;rv tale
For additional river news see QUIZ o"i'
grams. proond leaves to-day
at P. Ii. for vicksburg, Greenvile, as for the
bends, connecting WITH I iegu,al NJ. White mas
ter, Curt Holmes clerk. ...o Iouar Coast
racket Oriole, leaves daily at 10 from the nesa
Cont street, for the Live Oak Grove f'an'"No''
Jas. L. O'Pry in command.
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H0lyt1sad,
ENGRAvER AND PRINTER,
Is St. Charles Street.

BAN Invitations, Wedding and visin0g Oards
neatly engraved and printed. Also, q. kinda o.
general Engraving in the best style. Ball ccm'
mittees are specially invited to call snd see ha
selection Of orders of dancing and German
tavors, % he is satisfied that the most 1stid!ous
VII be pleased nlbt