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The daily gazette., 1875-09-13
Fashionable Furniture,
J. u J. N. HARTMAN,
q. No. 40 King Street
WILMINGTON. DEL.

% We respectfully Inform the sIt,.
xens OF WILMINGTON and the sur.
rounding country that We continue
Ito manufacture and keep on hand a
our large and long established wsrerooms
Furniture Of every variety and style, con.
listing Of Mahogany. Rossw oed and Walnul
fuTuiture suitable for psrlor. d lining room
and chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Fgrnitursis larger and
more varied than can be found in Delaware
warranted as represented.
Venitiar Blinds Of the most fasbisuab
designs made to order and kept constaxtiS
on hand. We also manufacture and oonstant-
n sss and Husk Mattresses
]. J. N. HARMAN.
40 King street. Wilmington,
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STOCK QUOTATIONS,

LOCAL STOCKS. ''''''''
MMn,n,nft9n Ma,,nnaf IN Goal 9as coppsuy
tNaiaonai tta;on Naiisk bank Of Delaware ' -".-.,.,
Sou Natiohei bank ,o... '''''. .'.,.,
first National Bank ''''''- '''".,,,.,,,
Farmers' Bank '''.'''''. .'''r.-.......'
National Bank wilm and IR,..,,,....,, r., .,,.., (
pela ware sts:s Bonus '' Dfahiysls :,
y elimination City Losn '''"'. .,.,,... :
New Castle County ''''- ...,...,
s:'.sst sssi''ss:3 s9'.1s;s ss,' x;ss..
Win aLj Reaiina nrs- MOl, 4, ~er.,..,
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""AS'iAL AND coxsrn :
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ersIse, JohnsSa qGSO'sti9as Go sP &, fafc,i%d % !,
day. 'asVcd. Del Al nHi NJ
Gold 'T, NJ IA
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HOTELS.
TEtFERsoN HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE. DEL<WARE,
JOHN w. GRAY. PROPRIETOR

This large and beautifully situated house
has been put in the very best repair for the
reception Of visitors, who will find at it all the
accommodations of a FIRST-CI4ASS HOTEL
It commands line view of the Delaware Bay,
and is one of the most pleasant and delightful
places in the State for excursions or pic-nics.
The house is kept in the best style, the ban
nlled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks. and table supplied with the sub
stantials and luxuries Of the market. Excm
sionlsts can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
who wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage OF the public
is respectfully solicited.
ly22u }. W. GRAY.
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I'VE DAILY GAZETTE is punnshed cvcry. Ar
.ernoon, sunday exceptcd,) at 4l6 Market
street, and served by carriers to subscribers
IN Al parts of the city and surrounding towns
and villages, for six ccnts week, payable
weekly. Yearly subscribers. t5 in advance.
TIlk ONLY pEMuCGAIIu lAlLN IN iuE slAlE
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"ILMINGrON M.Rx,,s

aoo,.t,ons miaslss'os 4, Ne Del Sept i, n
Fsar and .in-cerrssatssss' g sasss'EFR' BsR, is /,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-13

ktACI TAMIsE-W Q nave received d,,s.,
- from the importer, q full line Of these
elegant goodf. TO which we invite attention.
-. W. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streeis
The daily gazette., 1875-09-13
BEATTY

Weighs whsn boxed. oysr oSss,srS' ene Srsssa
pounds. Liberal term: V ,ssss DANIEL
sfamp for circular. Address marlSd6p
EFATTYi ashinston, Ms'
, 1875-03-10

tho usnal aprng ttadc, Al ho aaw nothing to pro,
rent IT, Wholesale stocka OIL lIand wcro fn;l,
handsome and chnAp, a,ii though huenoss i1ri
been kept back for q fow days by the wonihcr. Il
was bound 10 arrtvo soon, N country stocks wcro
not hcayy, and tho tralo was It, u1o,, ahnne.
lhe millinery inainess had tpcroaso steadily II,
thlcng0 of lata years, ard there was no reas,at
"hy ls15 BlIofttd not show tho augmentation, OF
trade expected. -
me nr,n.neet ot grentsr activity among tho
iectih' among coal dea1ors, In: tho production
IN W. "es: 70 fer oxcoods the dcn.and that thers
" lt!le f'r'hab'!,ty OF auy advance over lilo
psices now ruling.
cAHsED GOODS.
active spring rale io pas. aeasonr 4 aa !" osn s
customary with deaets to Iny in a fni1 scaenn's
supply during tho fall. whom rrlcas wera s,,r,s
rosed TO Pc Al their lowest, hut owing to tho
nartna narn onse, f1,, tug tra1o last ,fall do
in vogue. and az reStlt there IN iike1y 10 hc =
moro than usually active snoycmont iur,nr, IL"
Hprng months. Mo.t lines ara no1i;nr iovor
ttan ever before, and a pretty general odyaneo
tn prices is anticipated.
DRIED FRUITS.
4 fnfrly actiro demand for .,omes:,r drioa
iflits Las already set In. and tie snason nav
uponing bids fair to 10 at 1eaHt a,t nycrarn onn
IN pons OF activity. IN imported frtlts ,lSthin.
mora tl1a', fair demand Is anticipated, It bons,
must foreign fs'.ts aro 4old viii causa n lnasoT-
cd consumption. ''"''''
.obpefa OF tohaccos rsgard tho sftnatop with
entire Easisfactfon. They ara carry1np ]orrc
tlI;! stohs; WINCH "ero bought hefora tho alyance
touk 1'larc laas autrmn. a,,l ~ htocta in ia
l'ants of interior dealers aro known TO bo mn
USUALLY !'ght, tho chances Of an net,ye and nros
PeFoas tfauo arc copXticre1 excellent.
, 1875-03-10

you c.nnct ite sn,ur traf,1r nj rm,r ro., l., In
yr V.ltorIifi,is IT, t,r,i tt,, ear. - ~ ~ II"
shn t,tuc' II i]oncnds rItre1y ,.,, ~ c,.,,,.',
tta,,cnn. I tI.ink thele will In .ntna ,,n.rnra
mc,,t' 'N '"A'' ''"p'"'o'
Mr' Iames f,1srk, 0encrat ,tsnoo.r ~ H..
| ,,,1,Ynts rEsru,t. u..,wm.,, - ''''
| nan I'm nn1t gentleman raiicd ,,,", ,,, H..
| fnilnwIn7 ,llalaruo 0ccurrci, "i'''' ~"4 '"o
| Nenotter-Wilat In your cxpcc,atfon ~ .,t.
spti1Iu'a traffic on your road ~ '"0
bfr. D1ark-r think tl,nj,,es. wi,1 rov,v. .a,,o-
xet thn,,t,l, II viii mt In what n ~. Ia
ilcnorinrof}o yo,t not nrncct =" 5ra+an ss*t
vour Hontj,orn traftIc? ~'' ~
Mr, Clark-Onr facilities for tlo.np tfo Smith.
srn l,l,Hi1lehs Inns been Htoatj, nrrnvc,f ~ ~
nor rs.cass. and wore Il not for to isimrod s ar
condition Of things In Louisiana and otI,nr sr,,t3.
o,n States o,,r rr9spoctn would Is yers fa i,
AZ ii IL. ys do not e1pect very 1arv, ~ n, ~.
Hvriur. ''"''0 '"'"
Hoporter-IIow hra tho rfoancets n, v,ur
Northwestern lfno3 '' ''"'
Iii, Clark-The road has beop m,,cl, ,tock,,,ed
bv suov during tho last fow week. aim ra,,rot
possibly at this carly day give auy ida NJ wi,st
lie bt,aiucss might be. A'
itoportcr-IIaye you ANYTHING o,ae T., INV l.,
regard 10 ills matter 7 ~ o"' ~
flr. Clarlt-You can mike tn an intcrv,o.v f,-
mo you know about a. well What to rav W. + 1,n
Tho tGpotsoe tbon called up1n NJ. II. II
gtrou I, General Superintendent q; lin ~ ~
A1cn1uAs CENTRAL nAItnntn.
Mr, Htro,v'e repty to t.le nl1est1nm a. n H.,
prospecss for the spring trade on liz ro,i WV
''Tto prospects for tho spring luHjcua oro vorv
elopn1y At pretont. Dualtleas IN ottr road ,rnui3
10 fair now II tho Grand Trunk Hallway, ono Of
, 1875-03-10
GROCERIES,,
TnN'{.}t i 1{flt.rH

At tf,a s,,olcsa,o t,rocnrv os,,h,,s,n,,,t j,
rot-to Row. ~ T. 49,. 10 ,,.aat1'non1 ,"'n1, o.
tho reporter convossed with 1fr. Towle, u fo!
I.lowa:
licnortcr-IIov is the proc.rv husrss, a.
,.osa,,, w. ~ ',,.,. "'0eets pa'tn"'s -
3lr. Iowlo-For the last thirty daya buei1csl
hns becu worry luii 1t IL lttje better at nressu,
but VIC do mt oxnect n,,v material H.. ,a ,,,.;
| t,o on1or .,,;. ,.a,,t,, -. A. "ui'
.',. sa l.. aae no"s. y, .no pe6ahn1'S 0! next
nhess tue weather should break up sooner thar
It promises to.
, 1875-03-10

| Z. 4. LE~is ! Co..
Wholesale dealers in hats and caps. said TINY l,oa
donb}cI thn,r afhct nvcr iaut ro,r .,,,, A..
| ,,.... aHa l"o
plosPcc'e "eEo a'st sheS *oaltl have
| to doublo again betoro tito season
| wns ended. They had already sold
,brcs titnes .s many roo1s A. thov had III. ..,,o
s"o ..as soA,' ~! 'oA''u 1"".eA"ats ouslhs
oafclusiy' atsd eol'ess'olS worry clnae. They or
planned this however. BIZ stating that they sold
gu four lo!tls' tino. and this gave nll other
branches Of business precedence. Their hillu,
for the noSt part wcr0 enRll, aud merchants 100
often neglected tho1n to mcot&tAirty-lay dry-
Eonda bills. They wsto In higl spirls, however.
ovor the htlaness rEohpects for it's season and
year. in which they reiterated the e1p{ssslon of
everybody wHitcd upon.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The reporter A!aO visited the priilcpa] agricl,}.
tural Implement dealers or manufacturers Oh
tho WcHt SIDE, who we're equally elatol At tho
busueaa proHpcce. Ih0y reported that they jlutl
et!ler manufactured OF ordered double tic
an,0unt OF their waras OF = wear ara, which
tnacu lit connection with tho repur,s fruu1
tho merchants interviewed nrrscptn ( t],o
most lupeful outlouk. 1hn fartuayn
it ArpeAtd, who after ali sro tha
foundation OF trade, an cnniI,tcnt M rnn,1
cropA sud benco ro IbersI In hair n1rarl;i3,res
for rfar1u.n,achiuory. i..harni in anal, rnrchascs
they rpuat 10 lLcrai Ia Iii nthar n,,tiaya' wl,ic
ta guarantee that lilo brirhtnat I,nnnx II (I,icn
go's basnesb r,ubIjo viii l,c mara thsn real,z"i
nnuos
N,1,otnan1.., ~ , 49,. .t,4 ,
atnsIv .s'.;,.., - oiah'' SsiH s"s,e'pa'9 souut
nasnG fs,., ~ ea'. aosss nso ueot! !g
Of wlieh .To n te cifert t.t stoGa Nv r.
, 1875-03-10
IRON.
HARDWARE,

lho spring trade III hardware Is backward,
oh1eny III consequence OF tho 1isagreeablo
weather. Tho past few pleasant days have hsd
stimulating effect. however, anil merchants
tool cAeoSful and oonf!dent that business will ba
very satisfactory, II IL not ual1kely that, "a =
result of The ptotraosed cold spoil, the spring
tra1'o WILL come with : s.lsh, M was tho custom
III years previous to the panic. Stocks In tho
country are light, and, the market has reached
that point Whon reaction iH probably moro like
plo articles. deatcrs will doubtless fco inclined
10 sto:k up more lbernllY thur, they hAyo 'dbne
yorable.
stoyss. eso.. gave worry favorable account OF
the kspect Of Affair." in their Ina of businsaa,
lhs Long and targibls winter had increased the
, 1875-03-10
LUMBER.

a Id l. tEABQSs
The regular season for lumber will probabl7
open two to t1,rco woekB latcr thau usual, TAo
lc0 III the lakes and givcrB of the lutnber-uro.
duclug Stasos IL frozen TO 90 g,eat drpth that
It will take long time to saw out, h,d added to
this is tho fact that manufacturers have not
large surplus OF old logs to saw this spring, anu
NJ thoy cannot calculate upon getting now logs
carly ouougil, they will not bo allo to Get their
mills running at tho usual time. In consequences
q theso facts. dealors expect to DO Obliged to
depend longer Oil the Atocks held hera to hupp);
iAe "auta Ut the trade, As compared with
hctn ltEht,, and prices lower. but
III rotot Of activity tie Winter aud carly spring
Of 1hi4 were exceptional. The den,nnd Tor lun,e.
bor depends largely on tho condition OF tho
weather.. aud tho past fon days of rntldncss laYo
"itnessed steady improvement In tho bust
ness. Tho Btocks here are iargor than usual,
though thcy are not inord4nnsolY lnrgo and ara
dot!c!ent in many desirable grades, notably
fencing. But tho situation aB detailed above
lends dealers to think they. will DO abe to 70.
dt1co their stocks to low point before very mitch
new lumber arrives. The season l,as bsen an
exceedingly uufayorable Que for work III the
pincries, and the general production OF This
commodity will. 1t ID thought, be amnllcE than in
recent years.
Owing to this circumstance, son,o aealora on
tertaln tho opinion that the comiug year IL to bo
more prosperous one for tho trado than the
cost more. aud others are mt 10 aanguine aud
do not heH.tAto to psolict another unrem1lnera-
tive seaaon. With Sumo Of tI.eHe the cry OF de.
presAion haa, Perhaps. bccon,e chronic from
iorce Of habit. Tho supply, Il smaller than in
1871 and 1874. will undoubtedly be sufficiently
large to meet all tho requirements Of . ttalo
wh'ch III likely 10 be fully up 10 tllst OF other
8CRa0nH.
, 1875-03-10
THE RAILROADS,

| AA+Ao' Ok A-4UAHs
To sscertain the prospects, Of tbe anr;n
trails 'ou tho various railroads loading from, ti
city Tribune reporter called upon number O
railroad nsanagorH yesterday. I4o ilrst of.ic
visited was that Of tho Chicago g. Alton, Mt
blackstone, tho President, said that he kuew b,,
l1ttlo about tho prospects OF hia road
but he supposed that Judge Deckwitl,
tho 0enoral Solicitor, could give tn,
dentrod information. Tie Judge wa
found In Ills otlloo. and received tho reporto
very Erncous'y, stating TINT ho would only b,
TOO happy to givo tho aeairod information to In,
TRIBUNE, but lo seErotted to Say that Ilo know
nothing ut all about tho spring prospects Of tlt
roHd bit le supposed Alr. James Smith, tlt
General Freight Agent, co,lld cnlighton Tul
Th1nusE on tho subject. bir. Smith was t.1ou
callod upon. Tho reporter stated tho ol,ioct a,
llis visit, and tue reply was that 1t was hardly
possible to form correct Idea OF tho eprnr
prospects Of tho roatl.
l!ow Ia yonr freight bnstnesB 1T prosaut n
aAked tho reporter.
!, a1r. 6mlt-Duasnoas ut present Ia l!ebter thar,
i was tlis time laht year; 1t Las bee very islst
during tt,a whotn willtar.
Rcp0rter-Do you not oxpect IN imuroyoment
yery Hpnu2
Mr.. smltii--Thcro must necessarily 10 somc
Improvement very soon still ths prospects, arc
net not as Grigtt as they might be. ullrdonaon,e
70 Toats from doing anything 'ko paying buancsa.
" colrao tho general stagnatloa III business has
something to DO with tho presout stato at afrAils
noportcr-llow do you thiuk your spring
traffic will turn out2 ""
Mr. smltA-Coru shipments will DO mucl,
hRhscr thai! Inat year, tAero botng but l4ajF-
crop on tue line. Merchandise and otllor urticIos
4 4 expect TO 10 much heavier. There will he
IHht freight from Kansas aud Nebraska on &C.
count o. the grasshopper plague, people out
thefe not having thu moans to hny &1yttling nx-
eept tho noceaaarieB of life. Tho cattle tEaillo
's9m na da1aa we expect to bs az heavy ~ usual.
T. Hoporter-1hon you do not look worry hope
fu!!Y At tho spTlnR prospectsf
, ar. bmttl-Wo do not expect . large traffic.
nns!neaa "a much luller than 1t has heen for
years, anu git ctasaes OF trAdo aro much de-
PRESSED Ut tho present tims. Tho fact iA, our
soaa has not yot fully recovered from the panic
OF lAHt year.
Ar. !: II. Walker, tho President II tho
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY MAlLkoAp,
Haa noxs interviewed. In reply to q question AZ
80 tha prospects, OF this road for this spring, la
siou su "!t ~ rather early to anamcz this ques-
t., Hcpoftsr-Do you not expect latgo increase
Mr. walksr--our traffic is 10 light At present
!nat there must necessarily 10 solaa improyv-
nett' still, we do not expect to do very largo
pafthess, owing to tho preseut dullnesa Ii bua,.
nesa and financial circles. ">'"''
Mepofter-Ho" does your present bus!nosa
compare With that Of this time last year
:. Ms: wa'ker-our business is lighter now than
u hi1 bson for many years. There ara hut law
Toat'a that earn expenses at prore1t.
Aepostes-oould you not Kiya N Idaa Of vhst
, 1875-03-10

Tho banks arc the baromotors Of trade and In
their business tho prospects of tho spring trado
rcvoal themselves speedily aud accuratoly, Tho
}ca1inn lantora NJ tha cItv rrho ,ro he lin ,,a,
aosait,e. -. .,.s,. a.,.sa H., wv s'o' W wv W.
cehsl'es q tho,f pos'hon' tho keonest observers
Of tho course Of trado aro found to hold the gem
oral opinion that tho buR[noss Of tho aeaso, now
opening will be- probahv Tim mnst f.rorah,e
snce .i,c nnnc. fY,c co,,ntrr h,,ro-a ,,.,o 49,.
49, ~, p1", uo so's''tl5 buyers nav" ooeh
ae1u oack nY TIC UNUSUALLY soSero woather OF the
hs7tWeok OF spring, but tho Wholesale dealers
report TINT they hayo at last fairly ua,io their
appearance.
rnr n,aonrx7 7,xra
Of TIM b,na a. s,,o,s w. ,ha .',,,.,n, -, .,,.,u
~ oaa"'' a. s4'o"u oy tae nau"al5 OF shosr
statement Which appears in tho tluan-
cial column In this issus, hayo sill
reached high t}gurs. T1,s ehowa .roonr o,bsr
th;n1s ,bot t,,o ,aro,,nta - a., a,.,. a"a 1s"ss
sase sha1 'no metonants Of tito CITY have been
borrowing iibefaiiy to lay in ther spring stocka,
although it is at tho san1e time truo tint tho
amount thoy have borrowed Of tho banks has
leon yerv n,,ch unrnaso Nv Inn intorrrnftnr ~
, 1875-03-10

demand for heating atoycs to an unprecedented
extent. Weather had very llttlo effect on t,lci,
ni.ni.g n1ixeiiago .ss'o.'n ths Wy of coasnc stores,
ca're they would be In demand whenever nnw
AotAa waH to be furnished or an I'll one roti,tcI
Iha country orders had been vcrr iarge AMI tbr
| general outlook Of tho trads was most encn1,r
| ngfng. Tho etose business Of tho season had
Leon immense all aronn,l.
rtO-tNoH.
THIS pig.lrnn narkot already shows ntgn, at ,
| rnvlval. Whlto hone venture to predict .oturf
to the activity Of. ante-pan,o ti1nea the belo
fairly Bhtisfactnryt both A. regards tho amount
of asses and the course Of pricos, Ia shared b,
tho tra1o gcuoFally. There IL vcry lit,ls Scotch
trnn on hand an1 tho stnckH Of domestic are alse
nroro ~ ncstrn n il nov seoms l!toly to bc,
thoro IA little doubt that holIcra will Obtain
more rctnuncratlyo pslceH than haYe prevailed oi
late.
ltinBAnp, BrEScEn 4 co,
At tho Wholesale AartlW arn stern Of 1fibbara.
spencer 4 Co., corner OF Lake ntreot AID VA
las!i avenue, the rar0tter met SIR Spencer, who,
II will DO Heen by tho following conversation
Which to1k pines, has AT abundant and abiding
faith In Chcngo'a welfare, prtncnt and future,
heportel-Mr. srencor: What do vou think Of
tho present prospect Of Chicago trA,lo?
Mr. Spencof-1t was nascr better than nor,
onr tralo Ia almost wholly country trada. The
buH'neH NO have done for tbs rast winter is
-ioI Io.t ,,ass t - H. .'s ~ utu >" 'ns ha'ne pe-
~ iii aa tas proof 10 mo TINT an
ns.,,,aE mus S,rninE WIN = s1ns'o eye whcn draw my
coucausoi. ns
iaeFopItel-l1ow are tha etocia In tue country2
7.,s., i' npeleef-in our Eood,. stocks are small.
VIM tle e1cept'on or l1ttlo Eraashnpper cor
ner. great prosperity preralls all over tho Sort,-
~ "uss. -. p*i.s o. Dakoth St!bf'eHota, Iowa. ;
~ - te1r Iii. u! hamhas a,a heprahka lilo trat!o
y. no'y VII no sinhl!' rue hn'l;'talh trade how.
,,,i utI., :" 4neteasnK WONDERFULLY. LIN growth
"Itn'1 i .no tast 1e" Seafs Aah been enormous.
a1u % @u'ca6o ass Eot mid ~i!l retain the bulk
n
1MtPot.os-1o" gre col!ect1onaf
I'LL ~ opencot--Ss'ef Better. Tho huow i'm
Ieaua lnsments tor aooat four weeks, but that
- n'os, aaa IN" eoileessohs are cufninE in well,
""n W ~. .al JnM6helis, WI commune to 20 70.
"sIe ~ 1:s ut'o Hooa treh ;r,sa a',-,
n iu;,5 ~ sotsnMeht ht largo II gnlng
~ ua.u n,us9 Wy year uaah las doo III ole
i:oiaraaa ahsrs s,' Iii o. coht'sty. IN
;na VII 10 NV yer cent mora b'ii1tl-
hP hI H. ~ ~ ~, o,et n9i0sa Ill single year.
tnsa I'll, " ~. ~. Ilcaso VII supply all
>"e7e p'"~es MI" .''eat M palialng material.
r, "ikh BONE
so,s g ~ I,a, ~uu ~ ftvei ttaae MeRsrs. Aver X
.n.n teis rat tno pus'ness "as tassAtly pros
~ ,.. tnn y! nasn"asc "ae rather low
;",j n.s.o na.o u %as uele made, AZ tue roll
faoJ IL atoc1 ~. .ns'F aues hlnw. INC hrm
tstnv H. ~ H., ~ 'ass H. on account o! '!1'cor-
;an, - :" ~ H.o Wy VI otue's. -he general out
,sravhacsa o.nonsi1, ~ M 8oou. aenpte these
Thos hed er or1su,a,v % y, tao s.sei department.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-02

ers e. Mann-e0 do Jos Keller-1S do II bbls apples
Dawson e. Pitcher-1s do Miller Meyer-34 do r
Walker 12 d0l2 bbls onions John Bell so tierces
lard DelB0ndio-1 box leather G L Fevre- g bdls
paper G Allemond. a cases shoes Billey-. IS do e
Dupre- q cases harness L Maddea A cases mdse
Peet Yale e. Bowng-l00 bbls lime A Bridge-lo0
do SnOdgrass-l00do Vizard-100 bbs whisky to
Holt, Murray &cO-32 casks bacon r Boarman-l6
do K Converse-25 tierces hams JnO Adam &C.,
crces lard 10 half bbs do 100 kegs do Schwabacher
& Hirsch-38 bb's potatoes Alex Kelley SO do D.
AMIGOS do Chas Pleasants-60 do Jos Keller-42
do Dawson Pitcher-36 do Alex Kelley 2 bbls on.
ions II Hafner-6 tierces hams Vose Bros-1 do IA
bbls pork DohoDde eco. is pkgs ware II II Ste
phenson-1s do W Ryan i iron screw W Cush-
ing T. NILS boxes cheese Geo W TAFT Geo 1925 DO
E F DelBondio-6O do A Wilcox-200 do 81 Law
renee &co-29 sacks oats Jno Moore &co--25 doz
washbsards q doz baskets A Baldwin tco-11 cases
matches Briggs. Payne &cO-2 cases mdse Mrs
Gauche-50 nests trunks V Dufour 25 boxes pipes
4 boxes blue to Scherck & Berkson-10 do Briggs
Payne &co-1 half Dbl wine j Qunnan-2o boxes
bitters 0 Reid &co. Il case boots DOugherty- a
casks bacon K Converse-62 cases matches Flash.
Lewis &co-5 do box NOSE M McGraw-70 Dbl. of
whisky Smith Bros &cO SO pkgs wagons, etc Will
son. Cbilds &co-4 boxes scales Gauthreaux g. W.
IL boxes bottles TO orders bbls Oil Leeds &3o-4
boxes mdse box hides A NJ Erhard Geo. 1 bx mdse
r Y George-3 boxes tea G II Wilson's do w Gary
box hardware Behan Thorn &co-5 boxes saddlery
II H Hansell-1 box mdse e Booth do Roger &
co-50 cases snuff Block, Brittn &cO-2 pkgs hard
ware Mouton Il box mdse gaubert &co-5 hhds
hardware 1873 pcs castings Rice Bros &co-1 cask of
hardware II Booth do Fout & Son 8 wagons Will
son Childs eco. 2 boxes drugs E Hart &co-3 pkgs
mdse 1 X Levy & Son-1 box do Wheelock, Finlay &
CO. rolls leather II II Hansell-4 pkgs paper Levi
Bros-6 do A M Doehman 2 do Kicker &cO-3
do Wallace &co-3 bales domestic McLaine-l7s
bbls rosin % bbs turpentne to order-1 cotton gin
FOsgard 3 scale beams Waters-1 box stationery
Chas Handy s bdls paper E Palmer &co p bdls
skins sacks horns Thos SchOrr. 10 boxes grapes N
d Wetmore-A do Fucich eco l horse and wagon
Aexander-lot do a L Duprey 49, 25 sacks oysters
and sundries to order
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from the Ouachita had 10 bales cotton g new).
70 head of cattle, II hogs, 1913 slaves, 65 rolls
leather, and sundries. she returns on Satur-
day, positively.
[By Telegraph
BAYOU SARA. Sept. Ito Hite & Carlin :
Bastrop will arrive tonight leave Saturday,
Sept. 4.h, have good trip. Nine bales of new
cotton. L. P. DELAHoUssEY,
Master Bastrop.
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FOR BROWNS WELLS,

Terms: s. per days $12 so per week; $40 per
month of four weeks payable weekly. Children
half price. Servants according to accommodation.
These WELLS are situated in beautiful oak and
pine grove 14O miles from city-eight hours travel
By leaving the city on the morning express they
arrive at the Wells in time to wash etc. for supper
or by leaving ON the p NJ. mail train, they reach
the Wells in time for breakfast. Plenty of fine NUT
ton beef chickens eggs fresh butter rich milk and
everything the market affords.
These Wells have established reputation for the
of sick headaches, paralysis, chronic diarrhea
dropsy, dyspepsia gravel affections of the kidneys
and bladder; scrofuous, ulcerous, cutaneous and
eruptive diseases neuralgia of the stomach piles of
every description all female complaints particularly
painful menstruation, liberation of bowels.
All communications to be addressed to Hazlehurst
By writing one or two days in advance, everything
will be prepared.
Authorized to refer to the following gentlemen S.
H. Abby Dr. N. L. Dickey, New Orleans; DR.. I. j.
Wharton, Port Gibson, Miss; Judge E. G. Peyton
jackson, Miss. and E. c. Clark, Memphis Tenn.
W. A. STOCKTON, Proprietor.
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Louisiana Benevolent Live Stock
Insurance COmpany,

Insurance COMPANY.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Once 12S Gravier Street, Bet en- Camp
and st. Charles Streets.
Insures HORSES, MULES and COWS against
any loss either by accident death and secures to
the assured the gratuious services of the Veterinary
Surgeons of the Company.
INSPECTORS
Dr. C. A. STEIN, residence l79 Calliope street.
Dr. A. DIABETES, residence 122 and l24 Tou.
louise street. VA
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STEAMBOATS,,

Belle Rowland, Dannals, from Shreveport
John A Scudder. Carter from st Louis
Katie White, from Argyle
Oriole, O'Pry, from Lower Coast
iberia Sheldon. from Lower Coast
Waloon, Vallette, from Lower Coast
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q. LOuIs.

VICKSBUR6.
SATURDAY vICKsBURG UNITED STATK8
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. II.
~ h For vickshurs, Dnvis's Bend,
Natchez aid all intermediate landings--
The passenger steamer
Gov. Allen.
Cn place of Natchez.)
Jn0 G. Benson, master, Jno. G. Baker, Chas. Groo,
clerks,
connecting at Vicksburg with the Parisot Limo fhr
YazOO, Tallahatchie and Sunhower rivers and with
Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and St Louis.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY, III Common st-,
or to HITE & CARLIN, TchOnptOulas d.
au1 6m