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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

| r ANOTHER CHURcH-H House GOING UP--FIRsT
ENGL1sH LUTHERAN CHAPEL.-R Richmond is
| city OF churches, and fichurch-g and,
| us the statistics published some months ago
| In these columns showed, a alarger proportion
| of it's population belongs to Christian
churches than Of the population OF any
other city ON this contjneptl Within the
past ten days we have noticed two church.
building enterprises amongst the Baptists
and Presbyterians. We now have another.
Yesterday work was begun on the First
English Lutheran Church chapel, at the
northeast corner Of. Grace and Seventh
streets. 1t wfIhe 9 very beautiful building,
fronting 35jfeet ON Seventh street by 68 feet
deep. The front will be built Of granite
and pressed brick, and trimmed with sew
eral varieties Of Ohio stone. The first floor
will have lecture-room, study. and commit
tee-room :. the second story will have libra
ry-roora and three Sunday-school rooms.
The infant and; bibie-classr rooms will be
separated from the main room by glassspar-
titions. The heating arrangements will be
in the cellar The rooms will all be neatly,
frescoed and furnished in best style.
The chapel will cost about $4,000 when
completed and furnished i, and, Will give the
most convenient and beautiful lecture and
Sunday-schoo accommod odations In the city.
William F.. Weber, ,of Baitimere,3 is the
architect. The carpenter work was award
ed to Jarvis & Glinn, the brick work to Mr.
Maynard, the stone work To sMr. Jefreys,
stating to Barrett, Shanks!& wilson, and
the iron work to Asa Snyder q Co. it is
proposed to have the chapel ready for occu-
pancy BY the latter part OF December, 4
The church proper to front don ON g arass E.si;
street, will be begun at as early gay as WI WI
be practicable, and viii cost about 800, GOO.
Il is SO important to the denomination rep
resented r by Rev. w. G.. lschaetfer An this
growing metropolis q the South that they
win doubtless soon furnish ample means to
anabis him TO erect the main bmlding on
their heir eligible LOT. The mother CHURCH ,a ,oi
the e Reiormatiol, should have without delay
asphndid habi.ation IN this city Tn,ssn annar
~ ~ the th al lutheran Church North and South,
Rev. Mr. schaeiEer has shown that ne mas
| the energy to casry,th work through u pre-
perly aided by his denomina
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MISSIONARY CONVENTION.


LIST OF DELEGATES AND VISITING MEM
BERs-LARGE EATTENDANCE-REPoR OF
Z THE GENERAL tBOARD-INTERESTING
sTATIsTICs--coMMIT ANNOUNCED
THE REPORT OF THE TREAsURER-AD-
DRESSES WELCOME TO ToALL-FOEEIGN
nil mIssIoNs-EXERCISEs FOR TO-DAY, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

have Analysed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT controlled by Masrs. WALL
TER, D. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. and fnd II
FREE FROM EUsIL OIL and other impurities and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family puf-
poses.-J. B. McCAw, III. d., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College OF yirudnta. Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

-ur MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF MIR.
John STEANG, OF HANoVER-LASt SEEN
GOING FROM TIE wINE-ReoM OF THE
rurATrE CoMIouE WITH A SUSPICIOUS
LOOKING STRANGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

s. .tSAw.MML BURNED j. ID. biantonss2 ~
[OId Dominion Handle orks, sitaaee9 ~ y; y
Amelia county about Twelve nlass Ice 49,
JeteryYille was burned on ondsy INV ~ ~
ing. Loss, 900 no snsusa g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

The General Christian. Missionary Con-
vention resumed its session in the Seventh
Street Christian church yesterday morning
at 81 o'clock. President Pendleton in the
chair. Mr.. f.. NJ. Green secretary. From 8
until the hour for the meeting Of the Con-
vention was spent in religious exercises,
conducted by Elder L. Southmayd, OF Mount
Vernon, Ohio. Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

OLD DOMINION CLUB-REcEpTIoN OF
SPEAKEKs.-Thc Old Dominion Club have
selected the following gentlemen to receive
me speakers who Will address the mass
meeting tonight: John A. Laey,s'B. FL.
Berry, I. j. Robertson, and p. e.. Coghlan.
The X. X. K.'s. at their regular meeting
last evening, accepted an invitation from
their brethren OF the Old Dominion to at.
end the rally in body. They will assem-
Die at their klub-rooms at Z o'clock, this
evening for this purpose. Members are re-
quested 70 have on their badges. - q
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ton to order, guaranteed 70 ata Repairing Neatly
done by HERMAN BosCHEN q BRoTIfKR, Broa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

/ IRON IN THE BLooD.-C Colden's Liebig,s Liquid
Extract Of Beef and Tonic Inygorator enriches the
blood aids digestion, cures dyspepsia,
debility, chills, fever, asue, and female complaints.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

GRAND UNITED ORDER OF TRUE REFoR&-
5nks.-Ruth y Fountain, No. j, has elected
Iev. Arthur McCne worthy master, and a.
=; ~ harris worthy secretary. Mount Olive
founiasn, No. /, has elected j. Z. Brown
worthy master, and II. ". Brown worthy
secretary. iT4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

HEnaAN BoscHEN 6 BROTHER are selling their
large stock Of TRUNKS. YALIsEs, &C., at very low
prices to make room for fall and winter boots SOC
md {, IL Broad street. s a. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TO-DAY Washington,
oa,nScr lS.-For the South Atlantic States.
80 go followed by falling barometer, east
.r,~ lr to southcrly winds. stationery to rising
.rmnrersture, .sn aud clear or partly cloudy
weather will prcVaii. ,,os -.
For the Middle States, rising followed by ny
falling barometer and Thermometer. clear
nr lis na7tly cloudy weather, with southeEiy to
tasterly winds. - ~,
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19
!, s,AucTIos SALES TINS nAY.

ROBERT B. LYME, Az r. NJ, two building iots on
Leigh, northeast corner or Seventh street, In
Biil1s's Garden. 4 q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, Sci cheap af Boz
sCuEN's, 500 and III Broad street. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

THE LEE GAILEBY.-The best PHoTo0RAHH
in the United States.
s,5l, ssii,ei, , ,,ss. CHRIsrIAa OBsxRyxn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

s LEE GALLERY-JoHN W.iDAvIEs u Sons 820
EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, A.--Some re-
cent specimens Of photography from this weil-s
known gallery show steady im mtrovement instyIs
and artistic skin, and we commend Tito patron
age Of the public generally Central
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19
4 MISSING MAN.

LOCAL MATTERS.
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pICHMOND THEATRE.
SATURDAY, IocYoRERs sals7,

& Grand entertainment BY the eSoUTfIEHH tERE-
and brass band. They Will introdnes tker ORIGINAL
songs, dances, funny seyings Hegf0 skelches.
Admission, as and 60c,; fhrrtly circle: xoss, ex-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19
ron OTHER CA, SEE roga1I faar.l

Z THE LADIES OF Dn. READS CHuHcH, corner
Fourth and Grace streets, have arranged for aEoys
ter supper at their church, Commencing this eve
ming at o'clock and continuing the BALANCE 9f the
week. They have received directly from the oyster-
beds an abundant supply Of the ver5 finest Lynhayen
and cherrystonea oysters, which they Win sonve 70
their yisitors on the haif-shel cooked n the most
approved style. =. 81 <, ., i, S. s5,f
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,TyHE FIRST GRAND 81

ifeoLD DOMrNION BAsE.HALLiCEyB -
viii be given &C Nunlally,s Ha cG5ne. a1 91ansn an
and Hun streets, Mauchester; EHIDAY NlahI.
Ladies, 81. %. s., s 2. oe1 18elts &
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, February Is, Evening.-Money easy
eminent bouds dull and strong; new tves s 1885
State bonds quet and nOmi1at
Sub-treasury balances--Gold e4s,so4 266; currency
The subtreasurer paid out ss7 900 on account
of interest and &5O3, 900 for honda
Customs receipts to dav, S7l9 400.
Cotton closed quiet upands l3c; Orleans Is 3 Ice;
sales 533 bales; net receipts $685. gross 1888; con-
solidated net receipts 6o,4s3; exrorts to Great
Britain 1925; to France ss4; to the continent
1883; chaEne 723
Futures closed weak q sales 10 coo baes as fol
Is 2532c; Julv 10 Is. l6cc; August IA l6c.
Southern flour quiet; common mon to fair extra $50
lin ited ii quiry. Corn lower go a66sc Oats dull
460s2c. Cor1ee-bio dull; l4a4 a 9c, gold. Sugar
steady. Molasses VI chsnge'. Rice quiet. Tanow
firm; 81 d9 Size. Rosin frmer g. 6o0l IS. iur-
pen,ine IS y q &c. Pork moderately active; new,
spot S22 So Lard more active; prime steam
I3o6h % 25c. whisky 81 IL. Frelghts a shade
u.
CHICAGO, February IS. Flour steady and TN
Oats quiet and staad,; No: 3isc. Dressed
Ss s dull "a eS5a ha1E sa
llssc; shorl clear lsc. Whisky s 90.
changed. Wheat unchanged. Corn steady; de-
mand moderate; 4o044c. Oats quiet aud steady.
Barley and rye unchanged Pork s2l s!h az.
Bulk me ats fl M shoulders 3ac; clear RIB and
clear edes II \ 0llhc Bacon D. mand fair shonl
Whisky steady; demand fair at 81 05. Butter
steady and unchanged. Hogs-Demand active for
light shipping; packing graa.s slow at 81 so07 80.
CD aneed. Wheat I'll ner; No. red wint er 6 81 No.
80 81 81. Corn firmeI; No mixed 38ss d38ac.
tic. Pork irac,ivt: s2l sO02l IS. Lard inactive;
IN dI25c. Bulk meats m shoulders Sc; clear
RIB Ike; clear sides liz. Bacon firm and un.
changed. Whisky duh and nominal; 81 06. Live
hogs active; packers 81 75a8 Cattle shade
frmer At unchangt prices
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.
AAo"Fy - uontaGnet W., steam Tug Belle


Henry ). Mouta9net Va, steam Tug Belle
IN THE UNITED STATE .o'' DISTRICT COURT,
District OF Louisiana, No. 1o74, In obedience to
an a1mralty warrant to me rected in the above
sion ~ D '
TdK STRAIN TUG BaLLs DARLINGTON, her
sp'ar' l, ct - n W Ii '-led bv Henry j. Mon
ON ior the causes set forth in the libel now
penang n the strict Court OF the nied states.
ana o. hereby cite and admon sh tie owner OF
owners tnereOf, and all and person or persons
having or pretend ng to ha any right title in
terest in or to the same to be and aonear at Dis
tflc. court OF the nted States, for the district
oresald, to be holden at the city of New orleans,
On 'ne mr. t Monday OF March to show cause. Y
any they have can why the said tug should
not De condemned and be- sold asreeaby to the
Irayer of hbelant
United States Marshals office New Orleans, Feb.
ruary 8, 1876
S. B. PACKARD.
1e9 ~ 70 nlhS United State- Marshal
William r.. barnes ct al. vs.. eteumship
Wimhl d IL
IN THE OMITTED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il District of Louisiana, 10 l0144 In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit. have seized and taken into
my possession
lhh team HIP WIMBLEDON her ia kle, sp-
pare, etc, now lib LED by William +. Barnes
ct a. TOT the causes set forth in the libel now
pending IN the district curt OF the Cuted states.
And 90 hereby cite and adlnonish the owner or
owners thereoi and all and every person persons
having or pretending to hay. any right title in.
ttrest III or to the same be ard appear at Dis.
tIlct court OF the nted States, for the district
aforesaid, to holden ut he C ty of new Orleans
the fir Monday of Marcn I6s6 to show cause II
any they have or can. why the said v-ss-l should
not be condemned and be sold agreeably to the
prayer of Gbelant
nited States Marshals office, New Orleans, Feb.
ruAIy 8, 1876
S. B. PACKARD,
NS ~ 70 mhs United states Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16

Tho Advisory Council.

BROOKLYN, February 1.-the advisory
council opened at two O'Clock to day. Del
egates from 40 churches occupied the body
Of the church. The galleries. were filled.
chiefly with ladies. Beecher greeted the
delegates on their arrival, and opened the
proceed ngs by an address to them.
DR.. Bacon. If New Haven, was nomi-
mated tempo airy chairman After some
preliminary business DR.. Bacon was &C.
lected IA first moderator, Hon. Nelson
DINGHY, Of Maine, second, aud Dr.. Bates, of
Illinois, third.
After Scripture reading, Dr. Bacon prayed
Tor wisdom in the council for the pastor of
Plymouth Church, that he might be wholly
blessed and his ministry more fruitful. and
that the result would be harmony in his
church
The moderator then said: 1t is proper to
remark ut the outset that wa are not here
to whitewash either this church or it's pas
tor. If they NEED whitewashing they
should have called others than us. Sec
ond, we are not called 10 revise anu correct
the judgment OF any former council. Third,
not to amuse the public by drawing off it's
attention to side issues. Fourth, not to de-
eide or try the main question which has
agitsted not only Brs oklyD, but all
English speaking Chr,st-ndnm for three
years. We are here to advise the church
Concerning ,he means in which it has dealt,
ana how 1t ought to have dealt with what
Is known az the great scandal; to reviss all
the proceedings of this church in relation
10 1t. Concluding. he asked for silence and
aostenton from all applause
From the City of Quincy.
MEMPHIS, February 1.-THE Belle Of
Texas brought up from the City of
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

tanzas. Card-nss, etc., the appropriation
for the traus,Ortatiun of the United States
mail being exhausted.
Railroad Lands to be Taxed.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands
concluded to subject railroad lands to local
taxation.
Democratic Financial Policy.
Messrs Thurman, Bayard, Merrimon and
Mcdonald were appointed q committee on
the part of the Senate, to act with tae
House committee in shaping the financial
policy of the Democratic party.
Combinations.
STAPLES, postmaster, Portsmouth. Viz
ginia; Billings. pOstma ster, Victoria, Texas;
Miller, postmaster. Morgan City, Louis
lana.
The Secretary of War asks appropria
ton of 100000 to pay tho troops in ad-
vance Of the regular deficiency bill.
Prepay the Postage.
Ali persons forwarding legal tenders or
fractional currency to the treasury, must
prepay 1t. The contract rate is twelve and
One-half cents on sums under $5OO; twenty
five cents per $1,000 on larger sums.
PiDchback's Case.
Senator Logan is sick and Senator Mitch.
ell absent.
1t ia stated Mr.. Booth, of California, will
speak in favor of Mr.. Pinchback. His pros.
poets are not encouraging.
sudden Death.
George Dennlson, naval agent at New
York under President Lincoln, fell in the
street and was carried to the Arlington
where he died. He had eaten a cheerful
dinner with friends.
Rumored Rupture in the Cabinet.
A Cabinet rupture runOr obtained wide
circulation this evening. but nothing tan
gible can be learned about it.
Pierrep0nt's Advice.
The prosecution at st. Louis telegraphe
Attorney General PierrepOnt that evidence
comes TO them that Mr.. Sherman, assis
tsnt district attorney from New York, is
working in the interest of General Bah
cock Mr.. Pierrepont replies that Sherman
was sent out by MIR. Bliss to collect testi
mOny, and Gays to Colonel Dyer, it he IL
terfes with you in the least to obstruct JUS
tice in any manner treat him with any
severity he may deserve.
Captain Eads Sanguine of success.
Mr.. E4ds denies the truth of the report
telegraphed hence that he had come to
Washington to ask Congress to change the
terms ~ Lis grant Tor deepening the m Duth
of the Mississippi because Of his financial
inability to Goa niue the work until twenty
feet of water shall be secured The latest
dispatches from the work, he says, continue
to be OF the most cheering character, and
his grant will scarcely b. one year old be-
fore the channel over the South Pass bar
will be the deepest outlet OF the Mississippi,
although it was only halt the depth of the
best one when he received permission from
the government to deep. it at the sole risk
of himself and associates.
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RIVER REPORT-3 p. Il.
Rise, Fall, water mark
inches. incheA Fl. In
below high water mark Of 1874.
Loving and Being Loved.

Perhaps there is no more painful time in
q woman's life than the time of transition,
when the asslduous lover is passing into the
matter-of-fact husband. and the wooer is
gradually changing into the master. Wo-
men. who are 80 much more sensitive than
men, more sentimental, too, and less con-
tent to trust in silence to an undemonstra-
tive affection, are for the most part happy
only while they are being made love to- 1t
is not enough to be loved; they want to be
told twenty times day. and to have the
harmonies Of life enriched by q crowd of
occasional notes." embr0iderlng the solid
substance by which they live. Men. on the
contrary, get tired of making love. When
they have coed and won, they are content
to be quiet, and to take all the rest for
granted: They are not cold, however, be,
cause they are secure; and to most-and
those the best-practical kindness Is better
than fiattery. security ranks before excite
ment and hysteria, and life passed in serene
friendship, fearing no evil, knowing no
break, and needing no praising, is better
than life passed in perpetual turmoil of
passion. where there are scenes and tears,
and doubre, and broken hearts, if there are
not endless ccnrtships and fatiguing de-
mon strations.-Home Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
Early Influences.

There can be no greater blessing than to
be born in the light and air Of cheerful.
loving home. IL no: only irsures happy
childhood-if there is health and a good
constitution-but it almost makes sure a
virtuous and happy manhood, and a fresh
young heart in old age. We think it every
parents duty to try to make their children s
childhood full OF love and Of childhood's
proper joyousness; and we never see chill
dren destitute of them through the pow
erty, faulty tempers or wrong notions of
their parents, without q heartache. Not
that all the appliances which wealth Can
buy are necessary to the free and happy
unfolding of childhood IN body, mind or
heart-qnite otherwise. God be thanked;
but children must at least have love inside
the house, and fresh air and good play and
some good compsnionship outside; other
wise young life runs the greatest danger in
the world Of whitening or growing stunted,
or sour and wrong, or at least premsturely
old and turned inward.
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FOREIGN.
The suez Canal s,ocL

LONDON, February IA In the House of
Commons thIa evening Sir Sta .rd North
cote, Chancellor of III. Excheouer. eY
pialDed the nature Of the financial ARRANGE
ments for the completion OF Su, canal
shares purchase. He said the government
proposed to raIse money from national debit
commissioners, piedging i've per cent inter.
eat payable by the knedive for payment
Of IN erest %" the loan aud reduction
OF the principal Arrangements were
now pr G es-ng which he hoped would
lead a. tie iH'r' duet Oh of thre- represet-
taflvts OF England INTO the adninistrari ion
OF the cana company Mr. Care has been
furnished with full Information by the Il ne
dive showing the Resources of Eg,, Ut were
considerable, although the financial admin,
is'ratiOn was exr+e"ingly bad. If the Khe-
dive would honestly and sincerely devote
himself to currailrg txpendi ures, Egypt
could meet all engagements and carry ON
her finances ,tistact OriIy.
WinslOW.
A Reuter- telegram from the Hague states
that VvinsIo =, the b ston f,rg-r, has Ger
family arrived in Holland. H. has not
been arrested, bee iuse no extradition
treaty exists with the Uuited States. II
appenrs. however, thar an order has been
ri ven Tor the delivery {" the American Con-
suI at R,tre rtDam of all vaiuabies fund in
Wmslow's pOsse-siOn.
The following di-pa'ch from the agent of
Reuters Telegram COMPANY is received
from Amsterd an, February 10:
The American consul At ROTTERDAM tele-
graphs that Winslow is not in Holland.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
POLITICAL.
The Election in Texas.

GALVESTON. February l5-The election
IN this city pa sed (, # quietly. A full vote
was polled The Democratic State ticket
was carried by q large majority. The
county ticket IS divided, and it is thought
the Independent candidates for Senator,
sheriff and several Other otfices are elected
The returns from the interior are not sutfi
cient for any decision, though it is expected
the entire Democratic State ticket will be
elected. Full returns can not be had be-
fore tomorrow.
Municipal Election.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Penn, February 15.-The
Repu blicans elect mayor, treasurer, and
90, en- couDciImen; the Democrat con-
trOller and five cOuncilmen.
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RAILROADS,

GNHE MOBILE LINE.
THE GRHAT THROUGH ROUTE
To the East, North and West,
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via St Louis
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
Trains will arrive and depart from Depot, foot OF
Canal street as follows:
DEPART ARRIVE
EXPRESS. .....7::}O A. N. Mail 1860 A. n.
Mail. $500 P. N 1xpress. $3.50 P. NJ
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville Nash
vile Lynchburg and Baltimore without change
and only change to New York and kasterI
tiles.
Ticket office corner of Camp and Common
streets. opposite ity Hotel
NDRM N G.. JONE>, General Agent.
no2l u. +. r BlNSON superintendent
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ton 2 sks seed cotton 1874 hhds sus,,s,,.
1871 bbls molassos half hol mo Assee IA ~ -
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Kate Kinnss. sants
cotton 5000 sks cotton stsd 20 sks ~ euG
hhds sugar 80 bbls molssses and sundris. seetas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fiets--2S0 -.
"a sks csttOn sAe0 sks rough rice 81 hhSs ~
bills m Glasses and snndries mes!
LOWER COAST-St-am Martha-llhA,
50 bbls rice 66 ks rough CO ald sundr,sa Rn
OUACHITA CITY-Steamer Ouachita p.n.
bales cotton 884 sks cotton coed $500 stavss
hogs and sundries haai
BATON ROUGE-Steamer 1beria-l0b .,
AZ hhds sugar 86 bbls m0lasses and supdr;.. elea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st JOhn-ll3 ~
60 bbls mOl0& see and .uudr les QaR
JEFFERSON-SteamerC Colonel Kor.
bal cotton and suhdries as-le
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie-lO h.,..
aud sundrIes
BAYOU DES ALLEMANnS-Steam R.u. :.
46 hhds sugar 80 bills nciasses and .undr. Aaas
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADA
MORGAk'S LOU MANA AND TEXAS RAr,.
February l5-578 bAles cot ION SO hhds m..ssON
sugar 81 hbls molasses and 81 'fries s~1AD
NEW ORLEAN, AND MOBILE RAlLR0In i,
rusrv IS 40l bales ottpn bids tobarc. q
bacon % bxs bacon tcs hams IS bbls N.Y.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RArLRo.n
ruary l5-l84 bills mOlasses 81 hhds suRa, -
dr1es