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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

Patrick MrCanrey, gatemAn Of the pennssl-
Van Railroad ut the henderson street crossing Jersey
CIV was thrown several feet IN the air ny locomotive
Yesterday lie ung 90 the gate until the tam passed
by although hs shh was fractured aud his foot man.
gleu MCtahgey iost a leg IN the war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

TIC case Of Raiser versus Rat, ,or was before
Mater Chancery Y. s. Jolina, In Jersey city ycster.
day. ani counsellor Harncy used violent Ia guagc to-
vard Charles Schmidt, witness. The Master rcpri.
IA ndcd nm. Despite tne warning he continued. aud
nppr lacn NJ one - the artics to o shook m,
threat nn-lY Ia the witness face. .rnry 10 ~ q ed
uuML, llA A M,lt iUllOMel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

On Thursday night, as William westlako OF
Fot Green place. Brooklyn was walking In Broadway,
he was acoosod by three men, one OF whom took po
siuon IN front Of him. while the other two placed them
SrFrs on eilher side. The follow IN front invited West
lane 10 ~ come AAd tak0 q Ink" Nestlake refused
sna ueslrel pass on but tao soOundrel his right
ihk khockeu MN down aud whe the front
rtf him neiz his wutch and and then the trio
an away The cap or Of Ills watch and lOcKrt was su
equcnty arrested aud IN the TonbB YESTERDAY he gave
-. name o. John Murphy. Hsw committed without
ball Hls lccOmpllces escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

LONDON. Jan. 2l-Tne memorial OF the Anti
Slavery society to Ear Derby the Forelgn Minister on
the cuba question, declares that they lave liable IN.
formation that span IS Willing 10 place Cuba In the
same relation that Canada occupies toward England
cOu'iuon that slavery Is retained. The memorial
points out that IN view OF the recent American circular
Tue obstacle no longer exists which advanced ny
Ear Derby last year, that Great H.. ans Interference
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
Weather ONCE Prediction.
Partly cloudy and slightly colder.


Jas. NJ. Baylis aged ~, Of iOO Kosciusko streot,
IN taxing barrel VI on from nls wagon last nIgtt
Slipped INTO collar. The barrel fen on him, anu ho
was fatally injured.
solomon Stefnherg Of 10 Ninth street Is miss-
ing. He Was financial embarrassed, nj we I from
home, telling his Aiie hr was going to New York 10 try
to srtte Nltl hls CREDITORS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

In the Eighth District Court yesterday, jus
tce GodneI said that for the s time In several years.
suits for violation of Corporation ordinances had been
instituted ia that court and that ho had lad ava.
lanche Of summOnseA from defendAnts N bis district
who wished their cases nKed." lie wished IL under.
stood that neither the cases nor the Justice could be so
"nxed" and that no outside partnerships" on either
political or friendly grounds would bv entertained By
IA fur Ono A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

The officers Of the disbandod Sixth Regiment
nave re ovcd to ask Col. WIN. y, Van wycs, he
treasurer, to make report OF the nnances the dis
20 lion OF ne regimcnta property seized by hn. The
members uf the regiment are entitlcd 10 fOf their
services ia the Orange riots July 1871 IL as.
serted that TINS large collected by sOins per.
son not uuthuuEed 10 receive It. From SEQ 900 to
$50 coo OF the regimtnrs money has been dishurscd
sInoe lbll. but no OIola TepOTt VI u can be Ound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
LYNCH'S SPREE.
A Iurch thnt One Of the Ancient Order of |
Ilibcrnians Resented.

- FIT' Ut
nibcrniRns Resented.
The police Of toe Forty-seventh street station
have teen aboring zealousy to discover how Barney
Lynch OF sid NLth avenue received the fracture of his
saul. lie was fOund unconscious ia Broadway. near
Ffty FIRST street, and the on clue led the police to
infer that he had been kicked by horse. 1t has since
been as ertained that Lynch drinking deeply IN
saloon near Central PARK ana started home about the
middle OF Thursday afternoon. On his kgnth
avenue he crossed through the Of funeral pro-
cchsiod whCh lodge OF the Ancient Order OF III
6ernAns has escorting Lynch was drunk. ana Ilber
man resented lurch and collision by hitting him
the head with his oficia stan. Lynch wandered away
In semi unconscious condition until ne became totally
UNCONSCIOUS. lilo 10 Jing III Tho hospital lgsonsibie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

LONDON Jan. 2l.-Ihe Ldncet Of this city says .
On Friday the Pope, after fatguinR receptions com.
planned OF being unwel. He had an epeptoid seizure
lasting forty minutes since then ho has been oonnued
TO his bed Though his health requires the doctors
ylgan, care the grave reports recently circulated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

Charles De Graaf, alias Doc DE Grath, the
escap prisoner from the joliet PRISON. who was cap
tured IN Hoboken last sunday night after desperate
resistance started for Illinois witn sheriff Irving and
special ohlcer yesterday DE Graan has twice escaped
motion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l.--A stable containing lpi
kegs OF powder al the India Block Coal Company's
mnes near CoyngtOn, Ind caught nre last night ana
caused hn explosion which killed mules ana one
horse. No human lives were LOST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
Mob Inv In NIichirnn.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l.-Near Big Il pids Mich,
last night Fayete Nice ure was mohbed and ldcn on
a rail-. After being relieved OF 800 Ia money Aad
$1,000 In nson papers, he lcft In tho woods,
turrd skull and Yerttnra.
Eight Of his persecuiors were arrested ths morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

PARIS, Jan. 2l.-Victor Hugo has Issued an
address TO the Senatorial delegates for Paris and
France, ia which lie asks them to found democracy
which shall end foreign by arbitration, CVi ar
by amnesty, aud distress by education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
THE OLD W0RLD,s NEWS.
A London Banker with only 11s.I1d. Cn pItnI
Short Work Over the sea.

LONDON. Jan. 2l-Rlchard Banner Oakley,
proprietor OF the Cooperative Credit Bank was ar.
ragned today before the Lord Mayor and ST. r. Garden
Oh charges OF fraud alse preences. and conspiracy
The prosecuting counsel said the bank had received
EiOOcO from the public IN the shape OF deposits ana
current accounts An execution put into the a
last saturday, when Il asccrtaned that there was
only lis. lld hand, and money pay the clrrNs
On the saule day dy paid In f7OO which was use o
paT out the execution ana the Of clerks The
take bail. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
New Move Asain-, tho Elevated Road.

j. C. Hamilton, 4. M. Barnes, @. c. Flint J.
NJ nArtshorne, Homer Morgan. Judge Mitchell. n. D..
Crane Gen De PsysteT. and H. X. Hamilton have baon
App)nted by West Side property owners to protest
against the extension OF the Greenwich street eleval cd
railroad through Ninety second street 10 ghth avenue
ana along that avenue " llOth stTeOt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

"A"hlhGToN, Jan. Il Tho inves 'igAtion OF
A'~ss Commercial Company will result, It IS said
shhll'nS the existing contract aud leave the secre
pc.aS 'Hs ne Treasury free to advertise for low pro.
A. r1s,. lho hhseh purchase cost the UOyrrnment
Me- wfrnoy rates tlOOOO OOO for whirh less mar tr .
tes ni erest II OBJ! ined fr m the letting OF ne
sI me-, oIles lrspohtible parties arc inlg 10 nav
"a vnt on lhe amount invested for tnc pryi e0s
A"tse seAb on tie ulAndA Of b. Paul and g. Ceorss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
LOSSES ny FIRE.

Hoskins & Leathy's hat store, 30s Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Damage $500.
On Thursday afternoon flre broke out at y
ladies' fancy fair In the Church ~ GU lad uf the Val
ley, Orange Naoy \ }, Al the valuable articles for
sale aud On ehh.blll0n Nofo de,lrOled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

Boston, Jan. 2l.- Joseph Conner. a VOL known
clothing dealer Of this cay, day arrested and
placed unatr t25 go ball to the charge Of brio
lng r. T. Wtbtttr, JurymAn IN the superior Court, In
Ibll. AT. NebsteT was ATrestod lntteIday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
Trenanry Hookkccpinr

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. - On Monday Senator
Davis viii renew the discussion Treasury bookkeep-
ing ana expects TO maintain the position already ken
lie u fortified with additional facts which neither BOu.
well nor Dawes can dhprOve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
Drowned In tho North River,

Capt. Andrew Richters, OF the sloop-lighter
DANDY ws blown overheard m sqnal on Essch 'trcet
Jtfsey CITY, aud was drowned. lie had tor many
years eouneoIed with the New Yok Llghtorsge COu,.
pAny,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

ST. JOmNsnUKY. Vt, Jan. 81 - he scale shop
Of fairu ,uAs a Co, III this place was destroyed
nl nre this evening he loss Is covered by insuranoe
The shop viii DC rebuilt at once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 2l.-The dead body OF
Elizabeth Trombarcher. German girl fourteen years
~ age wa, found ht youngstown to-day Her veil
tied around her throat, and she hld evidently Oeen
strangled Tine verdict OF corOners Jury mat she
had been ravishtd and murdered Charles Sterilng,
tramp, has been arrested on uspIciOD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

NASHVILLE, Jan. 2l-A rather notable Grim
insl trsl has Just been oonudcd Jackson county In
1885 Federal soldier named Mcmillan was Killed nv "A
rrhcl nance Johnsun Years af,rrNHrd Johnson was
arrested nni last Tues AY he the pcn
itentaD t!r ten wears. Tho Jud the prosecuting
tOTnNy, md lhe Jury arc al tA.Tehels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

Reader Of IHE Sun sends 81, and Friend 4"
sends tl aa coutri uiinns tOWArl @ purchase u a
stove ior Peter DWyers mlssion house at 80 YaIdsm
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

BRIDdRPORT, Jan. 2l-NearlV all the fem 10
employee In tue Goodyear GioYo Company. works a.
hsugAtuck. have resumed work 81 the reduced rate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

The Hon. Charles jackson, Governor Of Rhode
Island IN lNi3, ana ruiurht tuuaCturcr buA.
nr,s man. deI In Providence lat evening Ia seYe-ty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 2l-lne mule spinners at
Blackstone where the strike caused etopDage VI tue
mills, have voted 10 return to wOrS on MoudAy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

"The Gayest Boy In New York." a spirited
story Of life In the great city will bo commenced noxt
Thursday In No. 10 Of the Dovs Q/hs World.-Ids.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22

Boys, don't forget that the great sensational
story "The 0ayest Boy III New York" will b. com.
menced next week In hO 10 Of the Boy. Of u. World
ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
Hanged for a Double Mvrder.

CAIRO, H., Jan. Rl.-MaTshall J. Grain wne
hanged Al Marion, Williamson county. H., Nt O'Clock
to-day. He addressed crowd OF about 2bOO people,
cOntuAslng thai he murdered bTsneI aud Bpsaos.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-16
sTEAMDOATN,
BT1Ow-cOMING UP.

Brit ship Wcstfeld. Leayiit from Liverpool.
Nov 9ad, In ballast 70 Hall and Vaughan.
Brit ship st bernard, Horton. from Savannah
Jan 9Th, to master
Nor bark Pater. Zachariasen. from Liverpool
Ship pa AJAX 1 !. Xpsss. from Hayro. Nov 18th. to
MOI. bark bonnebrog. Kurtze. from Liverpool
Nov 18TH 10 master,
Aust bark Mattea, Trenuda from Gloucester
Nor Ssri N S ySrs swsnssas from Havrs Nov
Austrian bark Sator. Tremuda. from Bristol
Ger bark bremen. Hellmen. "a days from Bro.
men, To Hilkenstadt and co.
Schr Theresa 9, Gutierrez. days from Grand
CaiiSu e ClaRp Bros .e :, 4. % from po,,..
Nor bark Onni. Abrahamsen. from Tarragona
to Ocean. Zarega and co.
Nor bark Albion Andersen from Lisbon. NOV
30th, TO master.
Ship TFepton. Fslster, from London. Nov 2ad
Nor bark Tros. Brazer. from Antwerp. Nov 2sth
Ger 3 bark Fritz Christensen. from Texol No,
cod. to master.
Brityhlp pflana. Thompson. from. Greenock
Nor ship Vreydis. Iversen, from Bordeaux. No,
23d, to Ocean, Zerega and co.
Ship Psgassus. wills, from Liverpool, Nov 2sth
swd ship, Australia. faulsen, from Bordeaux
Dao I'D. to master.
Ship Mary Frazer. Dexter, from Liverpool. De-
Nor ' Sark Em asi Larsen. from goucn. Nov 18th
Bark Olaf Glass, Nenest. from London Dec 81
to Shultz and co,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-16

W eahnot imagine anything thet would he
,ns,rp aunpriiuous on our part, than 10 call the
slsrnticn of our readers II 40 widely AMI favor
Atty known a gentleman as John q, Fleming
aut A. ~ ara not speaking 81 him IN connection
With tho many previous meta 81 ueod VIII W
s,&hera witch made Tor MI. Fleming 80 enviahle
I name In our community, WI speak freely ~
MIN IN another line II good work, IN which ne
eannol be excelled. His card Ia another column
skowA h our readers what that line Of good
wurk h. ana tho evidences ~ II have been
neither few nor ANAL among our people. Inc
astietiu and beautiful decorations and illumtna'
taons which our people have admired on oeea.
aions 81 the Twelfth Might, Mystic krewc anu
ether aMnivcrHasira. have told 70 thousands he
eood tas,a and skill Of Mr. Fleming. which sane
excellence aud beauty pertains to ANY work ~
hts line witch h done by him, Walt TO h'n
etorr ii ia royiras street ahowu In tho various
ana beautiful ssandn chandeliers. yaarn. etc.
ma tnate ana excellence al Judgment which be-
lanslr b. the head Of the establishment And MOI
only In these inner and more beautiful branches
IL lstu ealllne Ii our friend Fleming canspiru
eus, hut IN all In departments Il he Tho same
A hie card says. from the cheapest to the hhcst
for everything IN his line. n YOU want you'
work we'll done. and Tho material AZ well ~ th'
work somethins on which YOU can depend, 10,
nAytAine IN the way Of sas or pteam httihEs ane
bell hAngines, call ON John q. Fleming
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-16

a aoo{i depth Of water still to Cairo, but
the fnpid decline will soon let the boats
down on tho mud Jumps. The decline
Of the Upper mississippi is also faplu.
The Ohio near Ptttsburg IA again up 10 u
The CITY q Alton. n faster. finer and
bigger boat than the famous Morgan.
rot In from Now Orleans with $50 tons,
and Is again loading ut Bakers wherf.
boat to leave tomorrow. She hitd
curious experience at Vicksbutg
request to take 10 bales cotton W Mem
pills for 90, and demand for VIZ
The Bismarck left the elevator fol
New Orleans drawing over feet md
hurries out ahead of the lee ntid low
stage Of water. 81. Louis Rep. 18th.
We understand that quite ~ number o.
new boats will BIO built here In tllt
snripp. Louisville cleans out the
world" when II comes to building fts'
and fine bouts.
Sunday for New Orleans with ono of The
finest trips of the season. She had la'
cabin passengers, 70 deckers. 700 IONS q
freight. and all the stock she eotll.
carry, She will go out Of the river VIII
the biggest and bcstipaying trip OF tll.
grand Mardt-0ftts excursion. nnd Capt
Ar. Cur, "co,tnt uH I'M on that trip.
The Arlington Ia at Plttsburg loading
for New Orleans.
The Susie Silver passed down to New
Orleans yesterday. bhc had good tfil
on her and added a good deal here.
Capt, II. w. Dttgan has gone to SOC
the aunken Belle Yhzoo.
The Louisville leaves for New Orleans
ut 4 o'clock this afternoon. 49,
81. Louis has organized another New
| Orleans Packet Company"
Now there IL to be- war and fnlners o
war nj Nashville and along The uppe
Cumberland q. W.-Uld War Davis ha'
mnde arrangements 20 g tackle" Ton
| Rylnan's poc.line with the lhulfl Davis
md curry tobacco and stuff for lac less
m0ney ttnn tho pco-line boats IRE doing
Old War will have lots OF nun " III
doesn't make amy money. He has 81
the aid Of MI the railroads north. soutl,
Enst aud Vest and Capt, Tom vii
hive ~ sleep with one eye open. for Oh,
War Is coming singing
| o Ca'line: q | Caline.
Were gwine to bounce the Poe-lne
| A NEw KIND or Boar. Capt. Johl
Cunningham. of Pnducah, proposes u
built u Hire aud waterproof boat. TIL
Peducnh Ne,cs says: /" His plan u T.
build the hull containing SIX wnter-tigh
bulkhcnds. viz two ut the bow, two u
the stern md two Ia tho iniddlc. he
timbers to be lined with galvanized iron
and what may be called an extra guar.
rising about the hull. md IN limo Will
aune 10 prevent the water pouring Int
tho hull by the inain deck, even II tn
outer guard nj,ould be- sunk below tn
water He proposes 90 build the chbil
and all Of its attachmentv out Of gu
vnnized Iron. which cnn bo finished "
with rs much elegance and taste u
woodwork and With but little NOR
work aud u little more cost. Capt. Gun
ningham wants to build u safe boht
safe from the terrible dangers Ut fire an
water. TO attain the two importan
points WE believe that Capt. O. g mode
IL simply perfection. We .enrnestl
desire TINT the captain may Induce som
enterprising steamboat firm to build
boat after the plan above mentioned
and that IL may wnlk the water full z
life for n hundred years. - LontsriH
Courier Journal, jim. 18Th.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-16

i ia y dozen. Louisiana grown chick.
ems "a 30 q I, young do. ~ 70; geese
90 b0a7; turkeys tl9 = ~ per dozen,
E1CH Thu market IL overst0cket!
and no demand. Western are quoted
NJ IL n 1sr. Louisiana 10 q a9e per doxef,
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS
The market Ii we'll supplied and there
IA no demand. Northern white are
Quoted at n n 30: Western a q 2lc REQ
Kidney ~ aaao green peas . a5Ao white
kidney ~ n 40 h,
FEATHERS Prime 1--we geese sell al
dc " h.,
HfpES The demand is better, btu,
sales cal, only be effected by ooneedins
| In prices. Country green nre quoted a.
0aSc, dry salted ba t2c. dry flint i2t .
lac ii ID. damaged half price. In cit,
slaughter sales arc making NJ follows
| Aterr hides, No ibH and upwards b..up @tnA
Hinpt hides, under ~ ibsl s.,i,ast,ttststs "
| Cow hides. aH they run e.
kipF, 10 to ~ ne ~.
tiaf Ak lna each 7bepel
gs horns each '','s'',s'.,ss''''' a h %ys
| DnnewAts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @tfst- WN
TALt,OW- Is offered ut pie " ID. Thu
stock on hand comprises about 40 bbls
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-16
ARRIVALS At THE OLD BASIN


COvINGT0N--fcr steamer Marie-22 bales
'0 ixiN 26'ii RIVER Pos scpr c,cuenliao--,o
r sAY G1"9I K s yo9d %" ssSr New ar
' hA SeStP aG 1opSsiG Per schr Josephine No
''pfs lHMssf 2f2Ff achr Loussl,ow
y TE ssa SSf 9li schr Star Of tho Sea-
NV sfS wi 1RI i3s p HlaNj TEXAS RAILROAD
% bblg moIaAges X BeItran-l.s9 DO ID hhds sugar
GSss III III Ho Shss zs Il 1sai Ss
Ss$,s sa.s IN. ISS% IssSs
Geo ca,a hsmtons fowcl1 sssy ahd sa9
1SaaS jo aS P eh"s ass gHeap s
f asqs As1ss fh: sGs Drtes
W ss$ sSywRs WILLIS ssY How
colt 4 Gordon 10 Craig Hogan ioJ s( Crom-
Tell;ns Cd n WamSIey &eo-.s capH Bros &co.-s
4Bussey Aco-t Greenwood &co---4 J 7 Hnr-
rson Jr $qo--% John MOBILES Blakemore Bro
Coo Alien h %as ALA Prea AsfSsam sd
Sassfs S ss2 ~ s
man man. ABRAHAM Icoas Triton, Moore 5 ! Coleman
q sases "Ss %hBlssy s" sos
100 bxs cheese Lawrence Hxs ~ bacon i tea
i hid tobacco Jno y Ring ID Bbls sosin simp-
ordsr@Toai is ha f cotton hid tobasen 70
Train No PUP palss p sottpn knngeE Fstpsp
die Aco-2o bbls whisky 20 hf do | Bloom AGO.
RSss Pcs i5 81 IS sSSs; w
paderas-.si bale canvas Horter. Peterson and
Fenner-ss3 SKIS cotton reed Union Oil Co----i0s
sks oil cake BIZ mdse \ D McDogaIa,l do 4
sundries 70 order-Totai lSi bales cotton sso SKIS
No MphdxN,s LOUISIANA AMP TEXAS R r.
Beer--27 McGehee. Snowdan Il VioIett@-lo Be. :.
raud 4 Gibert--a, fritchard 4 Bickham
Manad dsss Hs srms1 yssae
HIrsoh. Adler Aco--s D Wctmore~ 4 ] Adams
&co--S 4 Tertroqr L. " Burbridge Aco--5
ford-i + Casse-l do 70 hhds sugar bbls sugar
Marlners !; 20 90 i MilliksP 10 NsiIs Cam. am.
Do 4 bx do bill yaolasses 4 + Meunier--Ii do II
hhas sYgas ! Adams zee bales moss hides
10 20. do i hi bales moss N Walsh hides ,de
&s e1.i kyeosRi-ls Mansde fasassgae@ nss
L surlc-77 bbls nsolssses 9 a. Whitney-12 do II
hhds sugar John oaider-25 do W 1eyerich-
| ! Leyert.la do A 1ertrou-22 do X hhds sugar
h Hare-Total 200 bales cotton "a bbls rice II SKIS
| rough rice . Dbls sugar 2sA hhds sugar 1877 bbls
| Per steapnship Hutchinson from Ipdianola-
| 81 bales cotton Francke and Danneel-S H T
| Lawler--65 do Is bbls pecans 172 dry hides q,
/ bales hides G A Whitney --34299 50 in specie
4 flanders Total l28 bales cotton.
! From Galvestod---A bales cotton Kirkpatrick
1 ssnie fnsSs h sann H srS
/ AN C Block-20l SKIS cotfon seed Maganniss Sons
-2s7 head cattle O Mehle- Total laS balN cotton
! 2Qt sts cotton seeds .s3.s E'S~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-16

Meblsria DO Tat uls5 ls2, -
d mules Wafnsr ~ llS meal ofdtsr t. II h ,,,s
NEWMAN NJ sS,s pGFkk ssewsf sSs s stseTs
bitter & s p sssTss bs bcsdc sss
mali sssso ss er9osA = tube b,, ss
css h sss trout m Rs Msyss f as
8 puHQuehet -iag Do pleess n, keYs lend
sas es Drove sasd Ss pnssas
ss'SS$ sss! IA ss Il ss
whisky aS chs bacon bbls y9aloss Y Hbls gas
Ss. AMI & s1 ssss isrs ss Whitney ssH w s
|ss Ssei H 81 ,sase Woods Sygsel 20
ssess ss " nsss ,ss by beet 10 1t 10
ss sIa. ,,sa is s saodses y ssass
TIA Y Ak5s is" fea s stsa ss sss Taylor
ms,b s'sws s scs LgY s,ass sye toT lush
fe sssr, %s ass -" sesd cotton drgsbal sg
An, NJ ss,,sa ssed a.a Ass and aas
g. 4 4 sh "s, ssss Hssu3so 81
grbrdss AZ !" saas sugar ~ ' y g1ds
ssse jeSn caasg l9s s agl 10
Groebelaat do .CliiHti " bpyd~a-7 Dds tiolasHes
s s"ss x Mixer VIZ and ~ sss
MA. sh4s ss s Ess s s RyW ss a ssss s"'ss
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-16
tsola pens repaired, ~ ~ cherlea street,

AvxonA pxxxvosmNr ASSOCIATION. This time
honosesl association held an election last Sun
Aav lar ogIlcrfp n serve during tho ensuing
var. the result of witch will he seen In the card
n another column. In THE connection we would
remark that the grand installation supper WIZ
tHkc place q me annual reception and mask ball
a. the society, which will he held at afunewald
I1nll. on Wednesday next. nth instant Sub.
sprlherr tickets, ~ each. may I've had Of MI joe.
j, Hooper, No 90 Canal street. or MrJ. A. 9.
WAdswurth, II Magazine street The euppcr
and rpfresAments will be furnished without
extrw charge, and the entertainment may IN
counted On ~ QUE of tho most enjoyable OF the
snnnnn.