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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
the nrettiest steamer In the world til

the prettiest steamer In the world-the
new Bob Lee. at Towards ship-yard;
If there is anybody in the world that
kicks the blues overheard, 1t Is our OLD
friend Col. Mason, of the Shreveport
Times. Read his river news OF the Stn
"The weather Yesterday was magnln-
cent. splendid--aye, queenly. Inc SKY
was clear as a contribution boX, tHe SUI,
as bright as the Belknap diamonds. ana
the atmosphere as pure and searching
az the Congressional Investigating Com
mittee. After the Radical tumble of
the morning before, it was delightful to
hasl, in the sunshine of the latest de-
yelopmepts. Monday night was frosty
cold. but the sun yesterday fmpeached
II until it cried for mercy. A more
lovely. invigorating, soul-searching TEN
perature we have not enjoyed In many a
day."
give the following, which means bust
ness: 400,
"MEMpHIs, Tenn, March 8, 1876
River Editor Herald. I see by the Vicks-
burg papers that the wreck and cotton
of the Mary Bell have been libeled. Fol
what she Is libeled / cannot tell. ! sup
posed she was seized for salvage. There
can be no claim that is legal on the
wreck. for no one did any good towards
saving it, although the fire companies
did all they could, but to no purpose:
You will please make notice to all
who may have legal claim against the
Mary Bell, to present their claims at
the office of Bell Il Menge, New Orleans,
and they will be paid on presentation;
BY attending to the above you Will
greatly oblige yours, ). +. HICKS.
The Vicksburg Herald of the 18th inst.
The Cincinnati Times reporter in.
spected the Chas. Morgan's books and
saws she has made sixteen round trips
in fifteen months i'm the New Orleans
trade, and her passenger receipts
amount to $45,7S Is. v.E.Jt
The st. Louis Globe Democrat says:
"Col. G. G. Flowerree, the Southern
ice king, was Oh Change Saturday. His
towboat Alps has brought to the
mouth of the Illinois river five barges
containing 10000 tons Of ice, and has
returned above for four more, contain
ing 5000 tons, with which she will pro.
coed to Viclssburg. siS
The new Robt. +. Lee will be ready
to launch in a month. 1t is said she
will be finer and even faster than the
old boat.
The sale OF the wreck of the Mary
Bell, advertised to take place yesterday
did not come off, an agreement having
been made to have the boat appraised
as soon as the water falls Sufficiently &c
expose it to sight. The cotton on the
bank was appraised and bonded by the
underwriters.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18

of which 100 and 100 ordinary at *1s, so prime at
SIC. 100 do at s17. and 100 do. at s1s ton.
RICE-The stock is ample LOT ne aemana a nnn
lac y II, We quote louisiana No. 2. 2h@sc. com
mon s4@4he. ordinary 4h@4ac. fair egSsc.
good 5k@5ac. prime. e@6i.c y 10.
Dealers stock n 900 bags, in first hands s6?l
bags. We quote careoes: Ordinary t. low lar
1907 tgoldl fair l7@17l4c. good 1Sg1SAc, prime
10 |s@1sAc D. it. Job lots: Ordinary to low ialr
l t sal /, fair Fh@rAc good 1sslsAc' prime
BUTTER Light supply with good demand,
Choice Goshen is quoted at sse. medium Goshen ae
s5c. inferior 2so y b choice Western 2sc'
CHEESE-The market is almost bare. and
trade is active. Choice Western factory would
command lse New " York cream l4,a 81 v 70
mand. Selling at 15@l5ac fb.
SALT-The supply is large and little or moth
ing doing we quote sa, ~ o sasf TnrE
Island 7s@s5c d bag of two bushels Table
salt in pockets 2la@6c each. as in size.
| POUITRYWestern grown chickens sell AT
Al 80 Young do ss0l3 80; ducks saga so; geese
s6@7 turkies s2o@2t v dozen. :.
| EGGS-Faif supply: the demand Is mod
EsCULENTS AND GREEN VEGETABLES
| Continue dull and prices are almost nominal
Potatoes-Russetts are quoted &C oog,5c; cary ny
rose and peerless S5cps1 peach blows 81 4oy1 3D.
Choice red onions 500 2 IS; choice yellow and
silver skin 81 5o@l II. Choice red apples s7e,s
| inferior $500 Sourkrout *494 80 . Dbl Cap-
BE BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS = Arc dull
Northern beans are quoted ut 2@2ac; Western
&c: red kidney Sc; green peas Be q 10.
| HIDES--Priccs arc lower and trade Is dull
| Country green are quoted at 6@7c, dry sailed
loc dry flint 120l13c u ib, damaged half price.
| In city slaughter sales are making as follows:
Steer hides. 80 ID and upwards h Ii .9's@io 4.
Steer hides. under 60 ID ..-..-.r.-....-,7 lg "a
Cow hides, rs they run. ,.....-... Sag
| cali skins ,,anh - Is M&i
OK horns. each ...-.. ..'.!.......t W y
| MOSS-Good demand. Gray is quoted mt 21s@
| 90 mixed Je4c black 41std5c h fb. I.LL
| IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-Good de-
| Inand Messina oranges sell at 50 T594 so. Pal
| erno oranges 81 50 y box; raishs--quarter
boxes soc: half boxes 81 s.. boxes 81 80: lemons
81 50 u box: citron 25c h ID; currants TIC: Brazil
nuts 1Or; dates exc: almonds fsn1se filberts
| ll@11ic walnuts liz lac v ID coeoanuts $50 q
l00O bananas S1@3 u bunch; pine apples 50 q
\ dozen. 3
II OAK SLAVES The stocks in yards is large;
The following prices are for Inspected and called
| and delivered alongside. of vessels from the
| yard Extra pipe 60 inch is quoted at $3.50 "a
l60 extra pipe Sc inch si45@15O light pipe 56 to sc
! inch slooep1io extra claret 40 inch $4,000 per
| 1900. At fatboats. according TO quality. pipe
sells at ss5@I15. hogsbeads s65@75. claret s5o@6
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
THE TROOPS IN THE SOUTH
They Must Go where Needed, or Dis
ucuse with Pay.

A member Of the Military COMMITTEES
in the House is authority for the state
ment that the House will pass rcso-
luton calling upon the PRESIDENT ior
information as TO the reasons whlcn
make it necessary in times OF profound
peace to keep troops stationed through
out certain States of the South, ana, IN
thpi event Of tho Presidents reply not
containing any satisfactory reason
further than is now publicly known, the
House will add AZ, amendment to the APP
Precipitation billprovidingt that no portion
ofthe noneyappropriated for the support
Of the army shall be paid 70 maintain
Arodps Ia any Of the Southern States, ex-
cept suoh as may be necessary to garrl-
son a portion Of the sea coast forts. The
Texas members claim that more troops
are absolutely demanded to protect
their constituents on the Mexican Dor
der and that the troops now MAINTAIN.
ed in idleness in Louisiana, Mississippi
and other States should be moved TO
points where their services are required:
Republicans, however, are in favor or
keeping portion Of the army in the
two States named, particularly since the
recent steps toward the Impeachment OF
Ames and Kellogg Ben Butler Is re-
ported to have said that II the regular
forces were to Withdraw from Missis-
sippi his -in.law could not remain
within the limits of the State five min
utes afterward. Most people might re-
gard this as sufficient reason TO at once
order their removal.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18

and at Cincinnati, be acts under the
management Of Mr.: Macaula S, g On ne the
9Th Of April he will appear at Nc ha
Vicker's Theatre. Chicago. Later ne
goes TO California, where be will act
Under the management Of + Mr. VI. s %ohh
Mccullough. The. stage IN the SCUM ai
has received fresh impetus from
M Booths brilliant tour, and
much good may be expected rsl
vival Of dramatic interest. Mr.. Booth
and Mr.. Ford parted at Gave City, Ken
tucky-the manager taking his is, com a.
pany, twenty seven persons, back to
baltimore. Before setting out on the
homeward journey the troupe presented
to Mr.. Ford gold cross as a token OF
friendship, and to commemorate the
Booth expedition. The most remunera-
tive business of the tour was done at
Nashville, Baltimore and Atlanta. Mr..
Booths health has been greatly bene-
fitted by the travel, and his spirits much
cheered by the sympathy and admlra-
ton of the Southern people
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
BY Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD


MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R
bale cotton i hhds sugar BNr bridge &C. BE-
g bbls molasses Chsm Boyd-11 bales cotton
A Tertrou--2 do John ChafTe Il Sons-1 Il Hare,
SKIS seed cotton h;Ho bales nata moss
Sevin--26 bbls rice 16 bdls hides NJ Walsh hf
bales moss odel Wrightt,I,,7 do H g 4 p 4
nard-sundries to order-Total IS bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton 80 hhds sugar bills molasses.
Per Steamship Whitney. from Galyestonm - e
Keith-6 r 7 Buckner & Bro-1 Hugh Allison
cos head cattle Mehle &co--Total 235 bales
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD,
boxes hardware W II Mathews & Bro bbls
whisky. J GottsehaIk-5 do Rogers &eo--1o ties
Block Block rolls leather N " smithl7 DO Horter.
Peterson & Fenner--5 cks bacon Miller d Diel-'
mani box mdse B!afrer--9 hhds tobacco
L Reder-5 cks bacon H FairchiId Il Son--16
plows etc A Baldwin &co--1o9 plows and fixtures
b Vests bdls hides kemble r 4 Roape t bss
. do Briggs. Payne &co-l bales hides + Adler
8 = eases mdse Bernheimsr SON car lumber
Tome ear iron bbs a SKIS peas
bdls hides L Bbolet-3 hhds tobacco Kirkpatrick
Keith bags nuts t. ordefs bRgs peas
ties hams Vairn & Mortimer--l7 do Schwabacher
& Hirsch-116 bales cotton Silkeenstadt &co--&
Wheeler &c2,2 Chaffe; Hamilton Lowell
l. REPRESENTATIVES, to order--Total 143 bales
cotton 81 hhds tobacco. ..t
NEW, ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
man Abraham &co~57 Richardson 4 May--5e
Meyer, Weis &co-ss 7 H ~ N Allen-2s Walden
Hawkins &co-2l Allen. West &co-72l Pritchard
Bro &co-l2 Torian & Daney--8 Il 7 Buckner 4
Bro Ohaffe, Hamilton 4 PowelI-s John 7
Jn asf Burnett 3 Geo. YeSnan neapf BTton
Moore 4 Coleman-2 Buckner &co-2 Hender.
son-l Payne, Kennedy &co-l Acus. Scherck
Autey-Total GIG bales cotton.
March FPS pkgs mdse Peet, Yale Bowling
- do Dupre--s VI Dufour-l7 Holman,
Nags aGo K sam6S2 Hssa Berry Lon
-a5 blessing Marquee Mrs N Wag
ner-ls Martinsz-l7 bdls hides e kpble &c9-
ware coffee mills E J Hart &co-4s bags and
hf bag potash l. Wallis cars stock J N Nil
er2 DC LeyyH2 I'D DO ORDER do 9rderlo 6bls
Msr anbar w kRS
do {, Oliver-l beam warp N Greenwood &eo-5o
do G Doyle-2Oo bbls -four Glover Odendahl =
100 do Gordon 4 Gomillanl321 pes meat Schmidt II
Ieglerts2o Do Shelley Zero DO
bbls McGrath Compton-4 SKIS and 6 bbls peas
s. Meyer--172 SKIS corn and peas u bags peas
Mang Es ns sss N TX 59ans d.
Carter &co-2 bx lasts J Merhl-1to pkgs beer
G. Yalets ~ empty bbls Hrsch. Adler &co--l
HOIlander-3 bbls potatoes s Abott-l bale
dry hides rolls leather NJ " Smith do G L
&co-lo cotton planters John Chaffe & Sons--l hf
box tobacco Briggs. Payne &co--lo bbls lime
Jamison-2 bbls rice W " Huck-5 bxs paint
W Wincker--1 Dbl molasscs keg do Flash
Lewis &co-lo bbis spirits / case cigars Herman
& vignes-1 Dbl ALCOHOL Wheelock. Finlay dco-
6co-24 do Wackerbath & Joseph hid tobacco
T S Coons &co--5 do Z H Wilson & Mills-l99 ok
cheese II Lawrence 6co--1s pkge mdse J NJ
Gould---1 do " A Koowalski--2 do + Rob-
bacher-s do J Christian-2 bxs lasts 4 Brown
SIS pkgs tobacco W Van Benthuysen.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER t7,.,
.PORTATION COMPANY STEAMEaphsANS
Mary Louise Texas n"hiS,
X. I. Bryarly. Lotus M .a-
Col. A. p. KOuns W 7 Psbns
La Belle. Bella Rnwla,..
@~- FOR SHREVEPoiRR9Tw la TTa,
tz.silzss,>ztAar son, Upper Red River 'NffE R.
- Coushatta, Grand Ecnrs paIiihten
dria and all way and plantation landin,,sh ff4an.
ing New Orleans as follows -heay.
For Minden, %
Leaves on SATURDAY, March IL otr.d
Belle Rowland, Geo. W. Rea' msi Y. a.
For Shreveport,
Leaves SATU RDAY, March ia ats.
La Belle, N. N. Wood. master r. 'n''
s For Jefferson.
Leaves on TUESDAY. March 81 MR.
&. II. Durfce, W. T. Boardnlan , Y. u.
Returning leaves Shreveport TUEsnayvt
FRIDAYS. ~ ana
SATURDAYS boats going through n Jora..
No wbariboat charges will be made on Is sai
consigned to the company at the month ~ Rni
River. ~ Vi Aed
! Forwarding freights consigned tf,tba oa..li
MT New Orleans will be handled freq of 'd rapsny
and commissions. . "f"Sh2s
For freight or passage apply on board \, !,
boats or ut the Office Of the eornrmny' NJ tne
Gravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN, PrAssi M; III
HITE Il CARLIN, BRITTON Il EPpih Rfht
d19 LORD h McpFAKF -Aaan;
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
Receipts Mt the New Basin.

BAYOU LACOMBE--Per steamer Jennie
SIS 900 feet lumber order.
MADISONVILLE--Pe schr Lille Dunn-5O
cords wood master. .tf.
TICKFAW-Per schr Old reter-1o cords wood
master
HANDSBORO-Per schr Falster-25. 900 feet
lumber o Stuber.
SPRINGFIEID-Pe schr Wightman1 bale
cotton order-12 cords wood D Rourke.
BLIND RIyER-Per schr Monterey-4O cords
wood master.
PEARL RIVER-Per schr Bogue Homa-50 900
feet lumber " Adams.
SPRINGFIELD--Per schr Tictoria-3 bales
cotton Rawlns & Murrel-I5 cords wood master.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
MAXINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. March IL. 1876.
Glen red YeSterd nv.

t. t1 Cleared Yesterday.
Brit ship Lake Ontario, Gilmore, for Liverpool,
= = - .HGi 3 Dan Wheeler x Son
Brit shin Mataura Homer, for Havr9-
-t# X Miller &co
Brit Lark Punjaub, Williamson, for Hayre-
'i" Lowell 4 Bailey
Brit bark Ecuador Hughes for Liverpool
Hall & Vaughan
Dutch bark Fritz Isaachsen. for Havre-
r Buddendorff
Nor bark Svea, Marcussen. for London
II Ocean Zerega &co
Rus bark Bacehus. Bjorkgvist, for Liverpool.
- h Muir Duekworth
Schr Three Sisters. Sylvia. for Appalachicola
and st Mark Master
Schr Wenonah. Bayly. for Cienfuegos-
'-'0'T't 'tt Joseph Kelley
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA, WA I fBaiSn
80 Hermitage S Port H aud way lan4;,
inos-The United States mail scum"
packet Gov. Allen, ,n wastef.
In place of W. s. PikeJ -. J. Br4Tnn1a'Y atsp,
Leaves every MONDAY and fhiDA
H. H f2T 9 CAKLiN Agts Tehoupi5o oaszips.
dassm " &C, GODDIN. 50 4asa441''-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
CINCINNATI.

REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
-oiF NEW ORLEANS PACKET. A-'D
Leaves on WEDNEcD DAY, March Is, atsnn
~ FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
Let4tnl.5i##5a Evansville. Henderson, shawn.
s@11At Town, Paducah, Cairo, Memphis and
all intermediate ponts-The passenger steamar
u. l.. HODGE,
j. p. McElroy. master w. Greathonse. Jr.. clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passses
apply on board or to 5..f'-e'' ~
..;..E DOUGLAS & WINBURN.
mh14 IS Natehez street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, March'14, a5p,m,
r. FOB BATEoVILLE. JACKSON.
lltsa port, Augusta. Des Are, Duys',
Bluff. Crocketts Bluff, Clarendon,
st. Charles, Indian Bay and all intermediat,
points, the line and fast passenger steamer
FANNIE TATlM.
John Elwell, master, Green T. Shields, clerk
Will leave as above. taking freight for all land.
ings on both Arkansas and White rivers. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
JNO. JANNEY, lit Common Street
mh14 BROCkETT Il CARTER. 81 Magazine Il
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18

An Irish paper says: Great numbers
of Irishmen are returning home at pre-
sent from the United States. Times are
very bad in America, just now; large
numbers or people are out OF employ,
ment, and many are beginning to find
that Ireland is not so bad place to live
in as they once thought it.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
ST. LOUIS AND Cairo

.GsaIs FOR 81. LOUIS. Cairo Nrg
assszs phis and Bends-The fine s y n y
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT
II. W. Rea. muster, HA. DorrImsr AZ,
CAkONDELET, 'm
VIM. Thompson, master. W. D. Iowa d.,
Leaves on MONDAY. March "a. at : W w. lsfS
JOHN A. sCtDDEn, IN,
A. J. Carter. master G. Il D;v a.,
Leaves ON TUESDAY. March 81, OF n nv
Through bills of lading via Cairo and Es,no,
to all points North and West - '''""a
J. B. WOODS L Co
us " 1o4 Common street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
UPPER COAST.
OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WLhhIA
PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at : D. pp0gf
@s> FOR WASH1NGTQ1S, ~. Des
kaaslz.,=szs- Barry. Churchvile. b St1y,ospor,
esss--ss< Gaizes, Atchafalaya. sni intsy1ae.
Big Bend Landing Old River. and al al i sssanoet
diate points-The light-draft passenger SO0'
T. prohst rooter ! B. Schmidt, ee'i
For freight or passage apply on board, ol s.
- HITE Il CABIN, TchoupnIeooeuiGIa ips
Through bills lading to Bayous Dess I in
and R(I.lf.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
Receipts Mt the Old Basin.

COvINGTON-Per steamer Maria bales
cotton and sundries to order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Persc hr Wren-3o cords
wood master.
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Geo Pandely-40000
feet lumber order
BLIND RIvER-Per schr Sidonia-2O,Ooo feet
lumber order.
feet lumber order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Modeste--275
bbls sand order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWEh W.
DAILY PACKET.
f- The A r. J. + if Tga1e sss@l. ,,,.,
zsszzzsss-s-sS Leaves the Lower Ceasl for
Landing EVERY EVENING except n ainSs, al
the Besair Plantation and way EMprpV f0RE.
o'clock. Returning to the city E'I"A
NOON, except Mondays. -, hoard, oro
For freight engagements apply on noaa atrear
l1aR N q pTNOHf1F. rs fraVtt -------<
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS,

TLNSAS. BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN.
lii SAS PACKET. l.p
Leaves on THURSDAY. March 16, at5p.m
IT. FOR FLOYD. DELHI, J0ES
.lsssss41saE Bayou. Warsaw. and all landings On
- Bayou Macon, Tensas and BLACK
rivers-Tbe new. light draft and fine passenger
steamer WILLIE,
I'm place Of the Rapides)
]. 3. Sullivan. master; J. l.. Robbins, clerk
will leave us above. For freight or passage OF.
ply on board, or to
LORD & McPEAKE,
No. ~ Camp street
mhl5 ADAMS & WORK. . Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
! Go. ,l,,n ,,4n u al,

The market opened inanimate but. neverthe-
less with fair inquiry the limited movement
being apparently caused more by the scant sup
ply Of the kinds wanted than by the absence of
throughout the day. Under these circumstances
factors evinced a disposition to meet the demand
freely and large bp portion sn OF the business
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
Total taken for Northern consumption,

Sept. /. 1875. % Feb. 20. 1876. 32G
In addition to the above 205 AT bales 29l COG
bales have gone overland direct to Eastern de-
livery ports making an aggregate Of 4964s3
bales. These figures show an increase over the
entire. movement for the season Of 1s74-7s of
1883 bales direct from producers to the mills,
and 49.77s bales direct from producers to all
sippi rivers. including Eastern delivery ports.
COTTON-The sales to-d day embraced 500 bales
at prices requiring pretty general reduction Of
lsc in our quotations.. We give also the figures
and report of the Exchange as below:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
Commercial.
FRIDAY EVENING. Nart

FRIDAY EVENING. March T. 1875
We are indebted to Capt. Samuel H. Buck
Secretary National Cotton Exchange. for a copy
of his report OF the cotton movement for the six
months ending on the 29th ult., made to Mr..
John b. Lafitte. chairman of the Committee on
Crop Statements (Iessrs. J. b. LATTE, A. H
May. d. A. Given. Perry Nugent and Harrison
Watts. and by them approved and submitted to
Exchange. We are unable to find room for more
than the following recapitulation.
Total overland movement direct from
producers to the mills. .tbalesl.. 2o6. AZ
Sept l. 1875. to Feb 20. 1876 :. 80. $50. $40
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
STEAN BOATS
VICKSEuRG

SATURDAY yIckSBgRG. UNITED ST,rs.
NAIL PACKET. "iATES
Leaves every SATURDAY atsp,
tT-~T- r., For NICESBUHG DSVItgs,,mon
2. Natchez and all intermedeStan BEND
ings-The passenger pack st'e land,
T. p. Lcathers, master. J r u,ao
CONNECTING Ct Vicksburg with the eietk.
Tor lMoo; Taliahatehie and SunHoWerp 1.-The LiDs
and with Anchor Line for Memphis river,
For freight or passage apply on hoora
John JANNEY, III Commanu st or 70
or to HlTE &CAkLlN, Tehounitann1I street
mac s'''ulaS 81.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
GRAND ECORE.


REGULAR INDEPENDENT PACKET.
FOR GRAND ECORE gy
Leaves every TU ESDAY. at 5p. N,
FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT.
Ss9.st gomery, Alexandria, Normans Bar.
asss.'ssT4 bins, Wares Landing. and all way
landings on Red River-1he fine passengr
steamer 81
RORT. YOUNG, s33
In place of the John b. Maude,) M.
John Heiun. master. John NJ, Daniel clerk,
VIII leave as above. For freight or passageap.
ply on board. or to HI
n. o. DONOHUE, rs Gravier street. b
BR0CKETT Il CARTER, IS Magazine II
ml14 DOUGLAS h WINBURN. IS Natchezst
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at6p.ms,,.
Eaos~ FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT
kls..l - gomery. Alexandria, Norman
ss-z-sezS< Wares. Barbins' and all way sbd ;;
ings intermediate on the Mississippi and Bea
Rivers-The steamer
New Bart Able,
r. Sinnott. master, Geo. q. Hamilton, clerh
For freight or passage apply on board o.
ADAMS d WORK,
de1o en- No. eCommercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
River N ews.
OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Eafnrdav Morning March 10. 1876

The undersigned, in assuming charge OF the
River Department Of the DAILY DEMOCRAT, re-
specf' lilly solicits from his steamboat friends a
Of the patronage 50 Literally ex-
tended during his connection with the New Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin. ..
n B.--Any communications relating to steam
boat matters left at the DEMOCRAT Office. NO. "a
Commercial Place. will meet with prompt atten-
ton from the river reporter. ..... n5-
The WEATHER-Was beautiful yester-
day, and our friends who participated
in the celebration of st. Patrick's Day
had a splendid day. .u!eI
WASHINGTON. d. o. |
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18
BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.

FOR BAYOU DES GLAlZEb.
INDEPENDENT PACKET.
g Leaves on SATURDAY, March Is. at5Gm
~ FOREVERGKEEN, COTTON PUIi
LsAks4.4z Junction. Moreauyille. pig beil.
4 Simmsport and all intermediatelalu
ngs-The light-draught passenger steamer
-.. FRANK WILLARD, -
Lew Rice master. +, N. Joffrion, clerk
For freight or passage apply on board orW
HITE K CARLIN. Agents.
feb 17tf No. Tchoupitoulas stree
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UAVOT III GLAZE.

Leaves on FRIDAY March II. at 8 pLTn1oy
VS. FOR EVERGREEN. CV i "a,
aszfsHss%sA Bend Smmsport and az . in'sl
mediate landings The light-dralt pa7Seps'
steamer Trenton, ol r.
I'm place of steamer Garry OWeh,l osrt
NJ. NJ. D0utTour. master, A. ?. Trousdae, eye s,
viii leave as above. For freight VI p'''
apply on board. or to ,u,o,- ., pppr ri,
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OFFICE N. O. DEMOCRAT. [
Friday Evening. March II, 1876. J
NEW oRr.EANs CLEARING HOUsE.
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Exports.

LIVERPOOIrPer ship Viola--55Oo SKIS salt
order.
RUATAN--Per schr Gertrude Howes--150o
punches bananas 5000 plantans 10000 cocoanuts
100 doz pineapples bbls lines l Dbl ginger d
Cefaua.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18

I'm place Oh Lne JoIln ID. Mduoe,l d,
John Heiun. master. John NJ, Daniel, clerk.
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage ~