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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

Appleton ga" Muslin 8 cents a yard by
the bolt, cash, at Creasys.
French Dressing at T.. NJ Knorr's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

Ladies Cater Shoes 1925 and upward at
Greasy New Store.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07
SHEET MUSIC & MUSIC BOOKS,

{, end csc. to q. p. HOWELL & CO., New York, 10
- Pamphlet OF 10 pages, containing lists OF 800
newspapers and estimates showing cost OF adyertis
ing. March 10, 'Io-lyr
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

Cool, light and comfortable,
The summer clothing at Lowenbergs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

Ladies' Kid and Mems Fine Slippers just
received at f. NJ. Knorr's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

Fine Syrups and Molasses from IS cents
to 50 cents per gallon. Best genuine New
Orleans Molasses 80 cents at Creasy's New
Store
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

A full line of Tobaccos at wholesale and
retail at NJ. NJ. Russell's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

June 30 2w
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07
A NEW MUSTARD PLASTER.

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS, n. Y
May 10, '76 1y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

HATS! HATS! HATS !
Largest stock, lowest price,
latest styles, at ID. Lowenberg's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-07

A lot of New prints this week at Creasy's
6 cents "A ward
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
aontinuea from first Pare.

n its capacity as vehicle OF IDEAS.
thnn i'm It's capacity rs n vehicle OF news.
Among IN essentially mercantile. sea
faring and colonizing race, like the
Anglo-SaxoD, current mattcr-oi-iact
news has vital national import
nnce, and thus naturally becomes nc,
the great pivot Of the press. sun,
even In this case the progressive influ...
ence OF all the News Letters ana
"Mercuries" taken together IL nowhere.
when compared with the influence OF
one good dtdnctical or critical article OF
Addison. Steele. Swift, Defoc, Wilkes.
.Iunius. Sidney Smith, Bolingbroke. or
Brougbarn. Since those days things
have greatly changed. Unmolested ny
the Government, the English press TOOK
from the beginning OF this century
Tho strictly practical and business
share IL possesses now, and II be.
comes perfectly puzzling to u?ln-
pare tho relative number Of Illus
trious names produced during this
period of time by the continental nows-
paper system on the ono hand and the
English on the other. With the excep-
ton Of Charles Dickens, who was par-
liamentary reporter. OF Charles Lamp,
Lord Campbell and SIR James niacxln
who have been mora or less continu-
o,isly connected with tho English news
paper press2 You won't find one name
of any celebrity. And now look ut
the continent Of Europe. Mirabeau.
Condorcet. Camille Dcsmoulins, Cha
tcaubriand. Benjamin Constant. Theirs.
Mignet, Armand Carrel, Louis Blame,
Proudhon, George Sand. Thcophile
aauticr, Saintc- Beuve. Mazzini. Silyjo
Pcllico, Cesare I}albo. Massimo d'Azegr
Ito. Cavour. Gioberti. Castelar,, III
gueras, Heinc. Borne, Gcrvlnus
an these and as many more just us
popular names embellishod tho TOLLS OF
Inc Journalistic profession during por-
lion Of their lives, u not during the
whole Of them. How u such strange
fact TO 30 accounted for. that news
paper system supposed to be SO perfect
has not one real celebrity I'm the list OF
It's contributors. while another system
so defective has 80 many Of thcm rms
Il n question [ will do my best TO answer
i'm the course OF these letters.
AN OLD JOURNALIST.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
Dy Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
hhds sugar LanauS Il Son--6 do Il Beltran-
NE NEW Y 6 bRl ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II March 2,r225 bales cotton W + Hnlsey do
-1o9 Pritchnrd " Bick ham--s6 order----si Ricl,
nrds 2,S, May ,1 McGohoe Sp9wen Violet
4C Meyer. Weis ,Sco-37 Lehman. Abraham Geo :
"a John 7 Hardie &eo22 Stewart Bro Ico~s--,o
-ie ChafTs. Hamilton h Powell I'd B Volts Ole
&eoui2 L 7 Buekner 4 Bro-1s Torihn 4 Dancy
GumbeI7J Henry &co-b Beadies. Wood kco-D
Capp Bros &co--4 prostidge. Graham Aeo--- !,
Whio-l Allen. West &co-i WI Robson II
NJ Greenwood &co-1 j IIiWalace &co--Total
1D40 bales cotton.
March 800 bxs soap show card T T whito--
957 SKIS peas ordor-3aa do Newman q Kcnt---i45
do Isaacson. Seixas &co-6 cars timber ] l. Gu
bernator- 2 do g Yokum.l car lumber G oliver
Hernsheim y Bro-.-la do J Irby &oo-so bbis h
& Ryan1,9 q bales baggng Jamison--45 bdls
Rartwell Chambers bbl poi pork M Me- ai Z
Compton 1896 pcs meat Barstow X Deeves --as
bars; iron Leeds Mco-la bbls onions Il Dohorty.
DO Morarty 10 do pS Mec RI5sfes .
90 J Satoran,s pkgs mdse Poet. Yale h Bow
Wson S Mis- @GT Go @@ sa &od h'pS u
! MoRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r Il
8 hhds sugar John Chafre y Sons do ChafSr.
Hamilton II Powell--is II Hsre--9t SKIS potatoes i
hf bales moss Odell 4 Wright do Is bbis riea
odoll & Wright-ai ,ske do J M Walsh Iii do N
Abasca-2 SKIS seed cotton + Loebcuf~sundrics
to order-Totai as hbds sugar sks seed cotton
~ SKIS rice 25 bbls rico.
Per steamship whitney. from Galveston---t7
bales hides q Whitney &co-IO balos cotton
Franckc y Dannecl-6 Hen. West &eo $1,000 In
gold u Flanders sundries to orderTotal 10
| bales cotton. sD t5..+.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
! hhds tobacco Il n Wilson \ Mills mills u
ii Basse,t-a hhds tobacco Beadies Wood &o 1 =
| lib SKIS peas W NJ y y J IIandy5f bdls brooms
J Cairns-20 hhds bacon Barber &co----7 pkgs
mdse J Conrisc 1 boiler etc Avcadano Bros 10
bbls whisky Tardons y Ts-ti axis peas J I Adams
verse &e,o-i bales sheeting, Barton & M..loo
whisky Karcshide & Maes-9 bbls eggs FLASH.
Lewis &co,95 bbls turpentine.M W Schelenberr:
II bag feathers Flash. Lewis &co-A hdis paper
bbls potatoes A A Carman---2 bxs mdse @ LUIS
son-4 bdls hides | bdl skins Kombld & Ragnsl-
10 bales cotton Lehman. Abraham &co--7 Allen.
West &co-3 John Chaffe & Sons-3 Meyer, Weis
&co.-l bx plants u Keep bdls paper Cohn
4 do u Humlin.-3 do Hill &eo-l box drugs
l. Marina-lot sundres M G Toular---sundries
to order-Total % bales cotton hhds tobacco -
hhds bacon.
$50 plows 1863 ps h ware and sundries Mullen
eggs Meyer-l6i dog brooms M McGraw----lO
bxs ware Thos MeIlendrick -25 kegs pigsfeet
Newman h Kent-t pkgs mdse Navra & OfYncr-
800 bbs potatoes G Peasants ties bacon 10 bxs
Hbls -four bbls lard 2l3 bales hay o Peasants
I bxs ware Howard &co-lo kegs barley Eose
&co-15 do l. Reder &cO-19 bxs ware EtrattOn
& Meyer-125 plows etc Staulrcr. Maeready &co-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04

Arrived. t-tf
brig Flora Goodnlo. doodale. % days from Kio
dc Janoiro. to master-1st dis
STEAMBOATS,. sUif.
Jpo w Garrett, Booth. from Cairo, with two
Frank Willard, Rice, I'm Bayou dos Glaizes.
J r Frazer Canton. from Lower Ooast
Rice Farmer. Dragon from Lower Const.
Future City, Coll. I'm st Louis. with barges.
OH Durfoe, Boardman, from Shreveport.
Tensas Burton, from Washington.
iberia. Jumcl from Baton Rouge.
st John. Borgeron. from Bayou I,afourche.
Natehez, Leathers, from Vieksburg.
Henry Tetc, Aucoin. from Thibodaux
Wnwenork TAYLOR. from Lower Coast
Josephine Cozzens. from Union Plantation.
Oriole. Carrick from Lower Coast
Martha Hassett. from Lower Coast.
Waloon. Ruiz. from Lower Const.
Thos Sherlock. Kites. from Cincinnati.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04

NEW YORK----Per bark Fred Eugene=--i3ib
bales cotton 2ie0 pcs slaves.
ANTWERP bark Vineenzo Galatola- 1879
bales cotton 1900 pcs slaves.
LIVEHPOOL-Per steamship Andrean--32oo
bales cotton 2G.71G bu corn in bulk. . Ill
IIVERPOOI,--Ler bark Laura Emily----21O8
bnles cotton ipGl bags oil cake 1900 pes stavcs.
BARCEI.ONA-Pc bark Aretbaa---ioo bales
cotton 81, 200 pes Htnvos
FALMOUTH Per bark Erna-~--I579 bales cot
ton, !y..... - ...
PROVIDENCE-Pe schr Calvin = Harris 1900
bags cotton sced meal 1900 bbls oil.
HUATAN-Per schr II u Locke-2n bbs flour
hf bbls beef bbls pork bbls bacon % pkgs SUN
dries. r.
BOSTON Per schr james Ford-lso1 bales
cotton Al bhls rice.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
MARINE NEWS.
N. O. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. March !. 1879.

Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Andrean. Miller. for Iiverpool-
Lowell x Bailey
Bark Fred Eugene Smalley. for New York.
~ Rareshide 4 ives
Ital bark vinoenzo Gulatola. Bricola, for Ant
werl-. - A X Miller &co
Brit bnrk Laura Emily. johnson, for Liverpool.
T'f''TI DeWof Powell &co
Span bnrk Aret,ga. Cosso. for Barcelona
ftl WAS 49, NPuig &co
Nor bark Erna. Asbjernsen. for Falmouth
Ocean, Zerega &co
Schr Calvin Harris. Benton. for Providence.
ItE M Norton h Bell
Sehr II d Locke. Schrioyer for Runtan-
Master
Schr james Ford, Small. for BOSTON,
Norton Il Dell
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
vICKSBURG.

Leaves every III EsDAY at & b. m. - r
5(11Es-s FOH VICKSBURG, Nhh'ircpry
kvrtSss7f Davis's Bond and intermweddisah,.;
landings-Th steamer '''"'o
l.. r.. 4. Leo,
WIN. Canipbe1l. master. a. Mcvay. elerk
leaves rs above, connecting at VieLsb,lrr' ,o;h
Parisots Limo for nll points on Yazoo Si,nga~..
4f.,, ADAMS Il WORK.
HlTE h CARLIN
d1i JNO. JANNEY. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
Arrivals n, the New ua.;n.

PENHACQLA-Per steamer Amitc--a bales
cotton Hugh Allison 6co--293 bides j Gunder-
shelmer--4 bdls do Forchoimer BrosL-3 do
Schmidt & Megler-2 pkgs mtlse J Adams &co
so do Y $ " NJ n-sundries to order ISL
STOCkTON--Pe schr Two Friends--9oNo
foot lumber OStuber,
PASCAGOULA-APcrs chr Dtxie-@-15oo bbIs
charcoal muster tlIT
BLIND RIvEH--Por schr Morning Light 80
cords wood master. -
PEARL K1VER--Per schr T. Ember-gs
cords wood master
MOBILE-Per schr Wavo3oo gallons stone
ware master. H.
BILOXI-Per sebr J J Cowart-aO cords wood
master.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04

order--Total bales cotton 2a2 SKIS cotton seed
io1 hh yJ 8 spgar, 1872 e. bbs m9asses W
hhds sugar X Milliken--55 bbls molasses u u
Perrott-4e do Bush 4 Levert--y1 bbls rice A So
eola5 do Jos Rayid--ss sks r2ug ugh ri E 4
~ Union PTxNTATfoN--I' r" steamer jose
phine--lo hhds sugar A Thompson -sundries to
LOWER COAST Per steamer oriole-l5 hhds
sugnr yy y @ C2yl s $co1,sundries to e,der
hhds sugar j Milliken--i 0do b Johnson--21 bbls
rice A Socoa.77 do s Haspel---5 do Lambias q
q s FSs % r sSs sugar y bills ree
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Waloon-a2 bf
socola~ zoo bend cabbsgo i GROSS -sundries
to order.
CINCINNATI Per steamer Thos Sherlock.
q King. ~ Torian Il Dancy.- - . Haddcn goo.
9 Hcrnsheim II Bro1-ev bales cotton T II y NJ
I2hn PhrPs &eo9 Mgnshes
Wes &co,,5 90 Willlan-a Bea1les. Wood
se1 tehpa abraham %eoi oI,a bels whisky Z,
bbls vinegar 10 If do lots furniture order--ee
paJes iwine Archer & Bornnda--2oo bbls pork
Ammoar Hsosp3e kegs nails R PED Bros
ssss '2ss ok wars gn bales
h2ps BaTer z h s1Gs barley B%pk n
, neR@s BAGS nuts Ba 1 ' BIZ w 1Ysa Bs
Menge- 30 do Bloom ,tco----E bxs W glass 4 r
Blessing 100 bxs candles Cumming Il Elmer-5
bbls whisky Il J Carbalal 80 bbls oil J q Clark
80 do w L Converse jr-49 pkgs 4 ware Castel
200 bbls pork 40 tts hams Cobb n Mnxent-4---3b
pkgs pigsfect hlids mcat & ties do 100 bxs cheese
Dbl eggs II Il Dol Bondo--s ties bHhon 30 pkgs
pgsfaet II bbs eggs 30 bbls flour 3 kegs bittcrs
b Del Bondio-2b bbls whisky J M Dymond-473
bbls onions r. Doheity-4-90 bbis whisky Flash
Lewis Aeo- so bxs bitters II ]. Gogreve--3 pkgs
mdse q W W GoodwynM,,2st bxs cheese g Clio
yer crate croekery c = Gaucho 21s bbls pota-
toes Greve Il Widermail'-2G0 pkRs beer + ITol-
lHnder--41li bbs flour lao hbls pork Howard n
Preston-2 bbls eggs bbls beans A Julian--2 cks
pipes II 1saac-t bbs whisky JaDnoy-27 pkg5
ndsc l. Lyons bbls whisky G Lacoiilnme--5
do J Mandin &eo-6s kegs spikes Iaagnn X Mack
inson-sOo bits grts q II Lawrence &co2a pkgs
ware II II Motion 20 do l. Mofiat-4 bbls whisky
q Marriott pkgs wlpcls Massey 40 bbls beans
40 pkgs eggs . cks bacon bxa do Miller X Meyer
50 bbls whisky Schmidt h Iiegler---R tea lard
eks bacon Newman Il Kent--Io bbls whisky 6 INF
do hf bbls gin 2 bbs do Simms 4 Levy 10 hhds
bacon Il tcs do Schwabacher Hrsch---7 bales
rope Stone n Tutt---7 ties bacon ilB bbls -four
Schwabacher, Frowenfeld& Pfeif1er -2s2 Us iron
NJ Sehwartz-1O0 bxs cheese G W TAFT Gco-
bbls cornmeal 4 T. Whte-1b bills whisky WANG
h Cottam-i6 bdls hams Il Wcst-b cases drugs
Wheelock. Finlay Gco-16 bbls pork J West dec
---se pkgs ware Meyer Weill---i65 pkgs iron
Sianfror, Maeready &co-o5 do Rice Bros-s5s do
A Baldwin &co-f4 do Folger &co 100 bbls oil 4
A French----sundries to order--@Total 2I2 bales
cotton 25o hhds tobacco.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
Commercial.

FRIDAY EVENING. March ). 1876
CoTTON-The sales to-day mot including 70
and 30 bales additional yesterday embraced
1900 bales. at rather stronger prices for tho mo
dunn and botter qualities and decided advance
in the lower grades. TO which we have conformcd
our quotations. We give also the figures and
report Of the Cotton Exchange as below:
AMERICAN gTANnAUD or CLASSIFICATION
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRo.

,ffss~- FOR 81. LOUIS, CAIRO MIA,
,krSsrn a,Sis1 phis and Bouds-fhe line s,eooaaa.
..Rnf GLENCOE,
I. >. Calhoun, master, John r Metjotd o,os,.
Leaves or SATURDAY.. March 4. ats b. s m.
b. IL. TeRram, master, j. IT, Ctnssaino oil.,.
-. Leaves MONDAY March g. III h. M 'iVik'
Through bills Of lading via Cairo ara h i
to all points North aud West, ''h"on
go j. u. WOODS Il CO.
d2oU 104 Common stroo.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
STEAMBOATS,
RED RIVER.


NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIvrt, ,,.,...
no, plOhTArION COMPANY s'fEaME1HhsA Hans
X. Il. Bryarly. fotua No
Col. A. =. kotus NJ Enh.o,
sup~~ FOR SHREVEpOnY1"' h ~
kHlseSssakaf son. Upper Red Hive, MI " FEg.
Coushalta, Grand Tnops mniIlsien
Irln anu 81 way and plantation landine.sh i1,Rn.
ing New Orleans as follows. Leav.
,.ll.E For Shreveport
I.eaYes on SATURDAY, March
=. d. Dnrtee, w. II. Eoar,man ,nd " N.
Returning leaves Shreveport TiiEt, ff,u,Htr.
FRIDAYS. 10 and
SATURDAYS bonta going through IN rag
NO whartboat charges win be made ~ 'ss sds9a
River. 'V MUM of He'd
forwarding ireiehts consienod,otho oo,,
aud commissions. Wv "fayhge
FOR freight or pnssagc, apply on board "a ~.
boats, or ut tho Office VI the cp,upany ~ ING
dravier street. JOS. A. A.IAEN, Presi de ~
HITE b CARLIN. ERITToS h 4 iii hEEeht
di9 LORD n McPEAKE. insmn;;.
MERCHANTS INDEPENDENT PNcrEsr,
Leaves ON THURSDAY March 0 NJ y,
IT, Fer Jefferson, Shrcye,ma...
As4sA1t III Coushatta and all way inuai.ppsort
Red kiyer-' The light drnuebi 49, on
or FANNIE TAFT N. "en' s'eaIa'
Green r. Shields. master, r. G. Tstutu f~tg
will leave MS above. For freight or nas,,nsN~.i
''' :" JOHN JOHN JtASNEy, ~ Common
DOU4LAS& W1NBUEN. ss Naiebev :,
NH BROCKETT 4 CAl.TER. 81 MapanJinnss,s,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
HOTEL ARRTVALS.

CRY Horrrs-Mrs Hall. In; y y Conner. ciiy
sgrss T. I'm d Ely drv T e., g1 Ros AZ
Il sarraaaueta city. George. .Vlekshurg q
q Williams. A Goyne, IT LOUIS; Il, Skinner
Tenn: j Il Fenper.. Miss Fannie Fepncr.. Miss
Jennie Long. Miss Lylu Campbe Miss A HE
HiiI. Miss: v White, darro % Miss;
beaumont. L Harlan. ~ Joseph. "a; Ellis y
Wall Jefferson Texaa y u Bonhaln. Galveston
TOXINS: Jno bennett. Richmond XVI. Chas u
Moody, New York; A Case, L Gaes u, Gass ar
q Gaas. ID Krlekie, Fo!theim. 7 I.aifre, Chos
bile. Ala: ii Ii Howard: Nathan Cash N y, Mod,
irni InIrinary, Charleston. III: Russgll. J q
Crowley. N y Cartwright, Jno Meyers, los Me-
Aleer. Louis Peter. Mobile Ala. Y Corhy.
Cincinnati. o: ] D Mctsehee and wife. West 70
licanp: 7 Brown. " Dernard; A Leyinning M
siberta vile and child. Iowa: jIarnsscon. ~
Louis Mo; ] II Dugan. fMemphis Tenn ,
ferguson. Walnut Grove. Miss p y Cash. Rod
River La !, A l. 0eyvln. ": ~ y piarsSn, q
port. 10 !. W q falish. Texas; Wilson. Pitts
H Hobi Clarke, 'g Tssa2 Walk fsbs. 1sissaon,
Texas; VIM Mullen and wife, Monroe La; u u
Crook Forest, Miss; " W Crook. Morton Miss
X X Robbins. louisville: ESatherflc'd. Pointe
Iouprr
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
Halladay's ~
WINDMILL,
AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE
LOUISIANA EXPOSITION. H

The cheapest and most reliable power for irri-
CATION. drainage. ginning cotton. grinding corn
and other plantation uses. For catalogues and
information call ON or send to
W. =. SMITH Il SON,
No lls Tchoupltoulas street.
mia WITT New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
AGENCIES OF
Tho Louisville Rolling Mill Compnny,
AND
National Asphaltie Metal Company Of
Louisville, Kentucky.

Having been appointed Southern Agent for
the above Companies, l am now ready to fill
orders for the manufacture and delivery OF
AND TRAM RAILROAD IRON,
Dean q Coleman's patent OF 1875. from 10 to 40
pounds per yard in small or large quantities.
- ALSO FOR -
Pure Cuban Asphalt
AND
ASPHALT METAL COMPOUND.
For Paving Roofing. and other PURPOSES
AND
Asphalt Varnish,
For vessels bottoms and the preservation Of
wood underground or exposed to the weather.
Orders for any quantity Of the above. and in
formation regarding the same, will receive
prompt and satisfactory attention by calling on
81 addressing
WIN. FRANCIS MCLEAN,
Southern Agent
fe2otf 95 Magazine street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
I'D OF CLASSIFICATION.
AL


NC in inferior and low ordinary. nc in ordinary
and strict ordinary, b@Ac In good ordinary, sc
in strict good ordinary. and Nc In the inside
figures OF low middiinR and the grades above.
The recent large movement In the lower grades
has gradually impaired to them an upward ten
dency,. which. in the general buoyancy of the
market to-day eliminated i'll the advance noted
above. The outside figures are for good staple
kinds. comparatively clean and white. which
have been In steady request Tor spinners The
of dispatches reporting Liverpool hardening,
with sales OF 10000 bales and arrivals 1-l6d high
er. and New York firm at previous rates Tor
sterling exchange had slightly improved. Under
these accounts factors were more stringent in
their pretensi2ns. but up to P m 1000 bales
continued animated. although more quiet later
in the day and further transactions were report
cd 70 the extent Of sG9e bales. MAKING total, e.
noted above Of 5000 bales proper: The New York
market for futures recovered In the afternoon
but nevertheless closed at net advance, com
mts o q Tho we still hear
acter Of the assortment on sale, and, In particu.
lar of the scant supply of good staple kiuds and
quently been unable to execute their orders
even at an advance in outside figures for the
medium and better qualities.
baas I o ye1 dSs W n
Guiding 5000 not reported unrli to-day and 96oo
to-day. making. withthe addition of 90 bales to
!, Ieo h,s a;n al ~ so ,st nnt i ami MI !. s %.
the week before.
Weeks receipts 3s.sS5 bales. embracing 1911
from other delivery ports lof which a54 from
Mobile. IL from Florida and 1916 from Galveston
etc,l and 1904 proper. against 5s.i6S proper
last week, and 96.5ts last yesr. Total proper
since Aug. ST. ,l54,S bales against SCI oo6 last
year-increase $50 S4S
The exports comprise 1926 bales, embracing
2s.ots 20 Liverpool, l559 % Falmouth. andlA4I 70
u .S6s TO kevel. 4ao2 to Cronstadt 400 to Hango
l5.2 70 Antwerp. llet to Malaga TAI TO Barcelona.
3o6T to Genoa. 1901 to Boston, 1872 to Providence
and OLGA to New York. TO which we have added
2sl by rail and river.
The Exchange kilograms made the receipts AT
all the ports from II IN. yesterday up to IL m
to-day 1888 bales. against Is $50 last week and
II 053 last year, and since Friday So as hales,
against Ill O6a last week and $3.50 last year Total
since August 81 S.Ass62s bales, against 2956,07s
bales ny to Wednesday noon. March g. last year
increase SS2,StS,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
River. N ews.
OFFTrH New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning. March 4. Is7G.

Saturday Morning. March 4. ls7e,
Tho undersigned. In assuming charge of the
liyer Department Of tho DAILY DEMoCnAT. ro-
spec'' ally snlicits from his steamboat friends n
contnuante ~ tho patronage 80 literally ex-
tended during his connection with tho Now Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin.
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
N B-AAny communications relating TO stonmA
bout matters left nj tho DEMOCRAT Office No. "a
Commercial Place. will moot with prompt alton
ton from tho river reporter
THE WEATHER. In this part Of the country was
cold. and but for the dust which Ilow about In
clouds. would have been very pleasant indeed.
What our pcghbors had. and what they md
ourselves will have to-day, wo refer our readers
IN
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04

BLIND RIVER-Per schr Alciope--33 cords
wood master, n
BLIND KIVER-Ter schr Sidonia--15. 900 shin
CLOS 1000 slaves 10 cords wood order.
PEARL RIVER-Per schr Try Again---3o 900
feet lumber order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
GRAND ECORE.
ohm b, Manila

REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY March Z. All I'm.
IT. Tho steamer
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
LOWER COAs".

INDEPENDENT PACKE, crrt.
49, DAILY PAG-L0"
6mw0~ n The A No. frslgiSs "nerA
lHMS 8. Canton, j.. Mas,elts
a<ss Leaves TIE Lover fSvsrr f SSaasnsdaSjSt
Landing EVERY EVENING te exec Paan DdH ~
the Beiajr Plantation "a IN d,u civ EVERY EolIS'
Var freight engagements apply on Sees strseL
iiau n. O. DONOHUE. 10 0ss''S'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04

The Herald's st. Louis special says
Gen. Mcdonald is now much more san
guine Of release. and says he has no fear
of ever seeing the inside Of peniten-
iiary. 1t Is alleged that Mcdonald had
in his possession certain letters. which,
if published, would have left the jury no
alternative but to convict Babcock, but
that an agreement was made whereby
Mcdonald would keep back those let
ters. and Babcock would use his infiu-
euce TO procure McDonald's liberation.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04

i U-6e - IHc StoilH1eF
John b. Maude,
Jno. Heinz. master: I'd Outlay es,s,
Will leave as abovc. taking freight for Nh "a.
landings and Cane river WI WY
BKOCkETT 81 CARTER, 3s Maeazins.
JNO JANNEY. Agent
Iclo u $3.50 III Common street,
Leaves TUESDAY March I, AT bp.ro
IT, FOR GRAND E(0hE MoST.
l6{It gQmery, Alexandria Nornisp;sJ Bar.
- - = bins, Wares Landing, and nil land.
ings on Red Riyer~The passenger steainsr
Lossie Taylor, ~.o'..
For freight or passage apply on board. or
HITE GCARLIN
DHiTTON Il EPfTER. 81
fel5G LORD b MCpEAKE. Agents
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. M5n,m
gTs~ FOR GRAND ECOHE. MONT.
2gSz4n gQnery.. Alexandria, Norman
Wares. Barbins and ali way Is"s.
ings lnta5medlato on the Mississippi and Esd
New Bart Able,
II. S1nnott, master. Geo. q. Hamilton. clerk,
For freight or passage apply on Ioard, or 10
ADAMS n WORK
uels on NO. Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-04
BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.


FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIIES.
INDEPENDENT PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY. at . D. m. Cofnnene.
ing SATURDAY, February ~.
~ - FOR EVERGREEN, COTTON PORT
LG38&tT Junction. Moreauviie Big bend,
Slmmsport and all intermediate land.
iDgs-The light-dranght passenger steamer
FRANK WILLARD,
Low Rice. Muster. II. NJ. JoiYron, clerk,
For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
HITE d Cabin. Agents.
feb l7tf No Tchoupitoulas stree.
FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. March Z, Mt 6 D. m.
r. FOR EVERGREEN. COTTON
port. Junction. Moreauvllle. Big
Bond. Simmsport and all inter.
mediate landings - The liebt-drait passenger
steamer. Trenton,
I'm place Of steamer Garry Owen)
M. NJ. Doulfour. MASTER. A. p. Trousdale, clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board. or 10
fosf BRfTTON & EPPLEB.