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The New York herald., 1876-10-15
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHING
DEPARTMENTS.

CASHMERE SUITS, In all tho shades from sl2 so
i5 E@Ss is% 81 from ss sill.
FiSSP IESSaq sSheE SUITS ils III Trimmed 'a
AZ xpG pEBFsE .fs siF SFT :n s .t't, rmEsa s $780,
cAMhEs n aAia o' ovERsKIkTs M it and JACKETS. dark
Daasssn sSb BASKET CLOTH and
nSs aIR d JACKETS in
D'ccssa caaEIs e. s'ilRsi Hsis 'IfS PSEoNsIsEs s
BkAck f
ALPACA SUITS. from 50
ss 81 gassss VEIL
C1LoHEp TIIsSn sS SILK oyTNr ooSTgMEs from s s.s
MOURNING COSTUMES q speciality. on hand or to order
,., NO pIsAPFoISrMKNr.
notice. Satisfaction in every way guaranteed.
ALWAYS ON h4SR ASfss' wksfFnks ksfF ASSORTMENT or
btsscK GisaMEsE, trimmed as,s xi!s satin ss7s
ALL WOOL PLAID wRAPfERs. in all the desirable
pc1sliaERE WRAPPERS. silk and satin robe fronts.
sr
LADIES AND onILDRHN's UNDERwEARY
EoSgg5T s% s's So
Lss: S.n W.sng ss,' ssS sSGs ss,, from so
Ladies, chemisc. good quality. from $50
Ladies' Drawers good quality. from +oc
Ladies' Corset Covers good quality. from Soc
.S: ns n,sSs ss good GOOD aan,
Ladies tel, Skirts: new designs, 7sc.
fulI line Of Misses undsrwear a. eorrc,pondiue,y Low
prices
INFANTS WEAR
md eoorrd rcrino Cloaks trimmed
s Sast ssss ss s %ssns sas ssSis s%sSadsrsd 81 so
Fancy knit woolen long ; ackets s. 70.
swi.. snticiasred,s 81 70
s' Xursery Baskets, fully trimmed, 81 as
Of SA end wISTsE STYLES
materials Is complete and prices ABLY below
those Of any former season.
SAMPLES OF oo9bs ASp scATAEosyEs OF
GOODS s. stTT Nv FEE n;xrs on APPLICATION TO ALL
ORDERS FoR GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
cAnEsuLLyx FILLER yWITMorr Wrps6 CHARGE hSD
TiNATIoN.
oRASp. NcmaYsriE AND ID ! fossYTE TThh SITS.
A -wALKING-MADR-BAsY
LORD TAYLOR
invite attention their improved ys Of Walking Boots
for ladies' misses and children made with double cork and
extension English solea
TO their new styles svorap slippers and Sandal Boots
for evening wear which they enabled to sol. At prices
that defy competition.
Ladies' nne walking bussoned Boots. g; worth g.
Misses school Shoes but,onca 81 SO; worth s.
Boys' superior calf bussonsd Boots 50 so; worth So
Chiidren's buttoncd Boots g. worth s. So
No trouble expense has been spared to bring these
goods to their present perfection, the best mechanical skin
being employed
All orders carefully and promptly executed
Broadway and Goth ST.
r. .BUNouT FROM PARIS u.ATE WITH Au9usTE
.Pe Rue de Ia Paixl. will open on Monday, October
ID Hair store, Union with the latest styles Of
Coiures sole Of the invisible Parsn air Net,
indispensable for every lady.
A QUANTITY OF NEW HOUSEHOLD LINEN TO BE
1dsposed Of at sacrifice by lady going Europe. Ad-
drsss O. D., kast leeh ~
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

GIoakg
DRY GOODS. Suits
7H.-ng opened select Assortment Of the new cioass
est and most desirable Goods y every depart. suits
prices than any other house in the trade An cioaks
inspection will convince all Of this fact Suits
cIoaks
LOOK AT THE PRICES Suits
DRESS GOODS cio,ss
US pieces Dexter sulsins. i2rc Fur.
80 pises: pises: o1s'1s Onyx ciosSs ns iss suits
zoo pieces imitation camels Hair. IKE. &c., rnrs
,s7 piece. heavy Mohar popiu. 2sc worth 4oc.
pieces pses: hsasy @Ss5l zsphs S,sts sss all WOOL
100 pieces Dama.se coth, a5c worth s7'sc Suits
z75 pieces Maislasse shades 2se. 3oc s5c. Ceeks
81 R.s :sss TSs ~s' = :: ss..
Donis visth he.yy camels' Hair, Al vosl, Far
suitable for polcnases and overdresses 81 Closks
Ioc piece. Lup,n'. ali wool Cashmere. ssc ciosks
ESQ pieces LuDns all wool Cashmere o. a' sg, Ss,
Drap d'E.e Henrietta
Damasse, Basket and Matelasse Cloths Furs
Black gro. grain s,s, 81 s1!ss q Ss''' ss1.
sIS - as 81 So S. So so
the cheapest goods offered Furs
coLoRED SILK. suits %a.'
at ii IS, 81 so, 81 rs. ciests
cLoAKINGs fur.'
ssss r.s p,mi;ss S Cloths sS,s' s.
waterproofs Furs
CLoAKs. CLoAKs Suits
Imported Furs
Armurc and Damasse SILK. Cioaks
Mateiasse and basket cloth. Suits
Plain silk Clocks. lined with fur. Furs
polmans in cl 9th and drap dete. Cloaks
Plain sik sacaues lined. So $50 e3s to $55 Suits
isa S's't: e 5 s. sorsSsis e%:s.
SUITS AND COSTUMES.
cssSss sS ss e.a%'ss sS s Suits trimmed silk ss.:. s
Black .sshmsre s.. SUIT: ~ trimmed mn d. SIX. Ems
Coiored Cames Hair Suits, $40. Sl2. S14 Cloaks
SIC, SIS, $40, x25. Furs
Black silk Suits $50 SEQ $40 s75 Ss5 SlOO $3.50 Suits
Damasse Suits. trimmed silk, S2s, $50, S3o. Coaks
Travelling Garments. Furs
PoIon naises. overskirts and Basquea Suits
listers and Waterproofs- Cloaks
Gossamer Waterproois. Furs
FURS. Suits
We have opened entirely stock Of Fufs, Cloaks
and are selling at IN anufacturers' prices. Furs
Eets In SEAL mink. otter, salts
chincnilla, lynx, &c Goaks
Silk and cloth Muhs. trimmed Fnrs
FUR TRIMMINGS. roaks
: In fox, silver marten beaver, seal, rurs
otter. chinchilla, Alaska sable, euits
lynx. coney. &C.. &c EIoaks
We cut trim mings thereby rurs
avoiding double profit Suits
Squirrel plate Linings FOR Cloaks
Circulars and SacQuea furs
Fur Trimmings order. Suits
DRESSMAklNG, .tloaks
Visitors o the city have sFurs
Dresses made at the shortest snits
notice Conks
Perfect At and work guaranteed. Furs
Ladies residing out of town. Suits
by sending measure, can have Coaks
Dresses made and forwarded Furs
BALMoRAL SKIRTS cioaks
The most select assortment furs
IN ielt cloth and hanne Suits
from Soc upward Clocks
}, r. srigg, GRlGG. HASKELL 4 CO.. G. A. Fuller,
Z. broadway. j..
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

viii take place
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
OCT. II, lS and 10,
70 which RESPECTFULLY INVITE our FRIENDS and
CUSTOMERS and beg TO they should not fail attend
~ the GOODS SPECIALLY IMPORTED selected
with the greatest for this opening.
VERY RESPECTFULLY.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12

sills Ts.ssys Ns s, acSSts .lS S%s tcsnsP
Clnrke-s Gumbel. -4 John Phelps &g2-----l X
Flower &co-g u II Wallace ACORN ID Wetmore
seed q 9 Assn----bs do W u Clarke bale
hides Fitzpatrick Il HALL do order--sundrics
to order-Total 727 bales cotton 7b3 SKIS cotton
ST LOUIS-Per steamer John i Tolle--3 hhds
tobacco Il II Wilson II 1Iills---l6o bbs meal l24
SKIS oats hhds bacon Al bbs pork Schwatacher
Prevented h Pfeifer-9 bbs alcohol Frederick.
son b Harte-2o bbls pork order-.-ioo bbls meal
200 bbs -four 1864 SKIS corn Schwabacher d Hirsh
10 do 300 bbls Hour Glover * Odendahl-302 SKIS
corn Hanna-i72s DO 7 j Cnll &co-.iN bales
sR Gyg woods So fops Frank
pa pkgs mdse 30 hf bbs -four A bbls. Do CA
Whitney &eo-loo sks corn s5s sks ,, oats Il Nh.
do Rogers n Mitcheil-43 do 1910 SKIS outs 90 sacks
bran i42 SKIS corn Peasants $40 bbls -four GO
axis bran Prudhomme y Nowton-,-279 bales hay
mdse Rico Bros-2 do u II Holiness do 70 bbls
oil [ l. Lyons bills -four Schneider q Zuber-
bier-26O skis oats West &co---1a47 sks bran la
do sies sA'Y BALDWIN &eo@s bSs books Maenus
pkgs mdse Branch Crooks Neo--1s cks bacon
vose Bros-ss bales hay " @ Kimber-n,l9 hhds
Tobacco? Kirkpatrick & keith-l2 10 ,l, Clark
100 bbls -four Il II Fairchld 4 Son---19 bales
hay Del Bondio-35O SKIS bran Gordon Co
mlIa--ess SKIS corn 1900 bbls -four Newman
kent--i hid tobacco bS do D Wetmore--l9
bbls -four bbls grits SIX oats ~ sks corn Pool
Il Holley1oo bbls -four ro-shipping go DO !
Aiken--1odo 10 eks bacon IF do | fierce lard
Blanks Line-1020 skis corn M l. y "a bales
Lehman. Abraham &co-7 Pritehard h Biekham
% Clapp Bros &co-22 Meyer Weis &co-25 bbls
meal 30 bbls pork Elmer-sundriest to order
Total Al bales cotton ~ hhds tobacco 1903 sacks
bran s9tc sks corn 1927 bbs -four $50 bbls meal
LEE bales hay.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12

A Charleston merchant has been
treated by the best physicians of the
South for heart disease. OF which they
assured him he was liable to drop dead
mt any moment. Being once at his
fathers house in New York, he was per-
suaded to consult DR.. -, which he
did with no shadow OF hope, but simply
to satisfy his father. well, sir. what is
the matter with your" were the doctors
first words. II have disease of the
heart" answered the gentleman.
Upon this he was placed stand
ing with his head and heels
against the wall, while the doctor
applied the stethoscope very carefully,
and then vigorously pounded the pa
tents chest for some time; and as he
was released from the wall and turned to
go he was further treated to severe
blow right between the shoulders. This
was more than the young man could
bear, and he turned furious with anger.
The doctor wardeG him off with his arm.
saying good-naturedly; "It is all right,
my dear sir; find you have no heart
disease. If you had had, that blow
would have killed you" OF course.
there was noting to do but to take this
extraordinary treatment in good part.
From that day all symptoms OF heart.
disease vanished.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12
BY Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
ShsS sGfat SsuF 81 f E5trs AND CHICAGO
rq1 Gn,fE sosSp h rEtsssr%
Mays Walden. Hawkins Aco--7s Chaife. Ham
ilt2n q, P2well-eo Meyer. Weis &eo,-ie .Aicus,
Stewart Bro &co-s2 + l. Airey Sco-23 Torian K
pancyr12 4 9 John Phelps &co-ls John T Hardie
STon Mso G9oRs %SolS Hugh AsGn
nqdy &eo0s white5 sr ALABAMA fPy Tsss hsV
sdss. Warren GTiomwet John Ghao
Beadles. Wood &eo-1 X r Buckner Il Bro--1 X
Flower &co-Total oo5 bales cotton.
ware Laner--l case cigars Hernsheim 4 Bro
bb Ses ps wsi1t car stock st y
sugar Keep. Raymond &co~i rolls leather NJ Nv "
Smith cks bristles box sticks c Kihneman h
R Ro5d Bros so, Sh bags coffee
bss eggs Mer Mey ley rlass bx s drees
+ J Hart &coi DO $ r Bcssing,l2 h6ds tobacco eco
car car BULK 1 corn Beadlos Wood &co-a pkgs mdse
Reinfart-1 Fellman Bros-1 G Lazard-1 Katz
4 Barnett N Lobe &co-s7 Marqueze---9 NJ
y Esw samorS y s Gouldl3 Larose &coes
NV oFGE&Ss A s9fSH' ni2 ha1 f2snS2p
Bussy &a si asega
80 hhds bacon Schwabacher 4 Hirsch1 30 do Bar
stow Deeves-50 bbls whisky Holt, Murray Gco
600 bbls lime L Bridge-100 do w L Converse
j r., do Forstall-1s4 SKIS cotton seed Union
Oil coo bales Osnaburgs Lehman, Abraham
&co--1l bxs eggs Gross q Williams do A
Carman--2 bbls whisky Wise 4 Steinbeck-7
Rkgs paper N Leon--2 do Dreyfus2 do Cohen
Bros-s bales sacks Peterson 4 Blafrer---2 pkgs
PAPER pap Gd MRS Lu 81 90 Edward Jones'
: Leyois Jamison,..la pkgs paper bags Wal
lace sandes &con-4 bdls paper Dreyfus-75
kegs pigsfeet + Del Bondio--2 cases cigars
Wacksrbath y Joseph--l3 pkgs tobacco Mar
tln-25 tcS hams order---3D bxs bacon Varin
M9rtlmer rt ps castings II Haller-sundries to
lo2 hhds bacon 80 bxs do 400 bbls lime
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R.
2 hhds sugar L. bbls molasses X Miiken-1 bale
cotton fot Bussey &co- do Herman & yignes~l 10
bales moss l. Scqommer-3 do ] Inf Dbl molasses
+ Sevin-1O bbls rough rice Jos David-3 bbls
tallow hhds gr hides 1 bdl skins dry hide j
Kykoski--1 bales moss V II Bernard do
LANCE Il Legendre-Total bales cotton hhds
sugar Is bbls moasses.
Per steamship Mary, from Corpus Christi-1so
ties beef s32 bbs do IF do IL bales skins 50 bales
hides 80 bdls do 80 bdls shins $4,000 in species
Q Whitney &co-1 Dbl beef J Adams &co-25
bbls talow ties do Il Pilsbury--399 head cattle
g Mehle Geo,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12
CRY ITEMS.

A BrrJaERENT FEMALE SBooTs MAN
VINO FOLLOWED HER About 3 O'Clock,
Yesterday, n man by the name OF Niciio-
Ina Bo,,las was shot I'm the left arm with
n revolver In the hands Of girl named
Minnie Pell. an actress. 1t appears
that Boulas, for some time past, mas
been annoying Annie and following her
about. Yesterday, ut the above n%uI'
he entered her residence, NO. 10 Jei,or-
son street, when Annie grapDed neI
revolver that was lying near NJ mana
and tried to end his earthly career; She
was arrested and locked up In the Third
Precinct. The wounded man was sent
TO his residence, No. 20 Orleans street.
SwINpIJNa. = II. Drake and Henry
white were arrested by Officer Rox..
borough, at the corner OF Rampart ana
Perdido streets, charged with swiDdling;
When searched at the station severai
persons, which show they are confidence
men.
DIFFICULTY. half past o'clock
Yesterday difficulty took place IN the
store Of Mr.. 9. Ducos, corner Bourbon
and Bienvlle streets, between two mon
named Anatole Bosque and John b.
Leet, which resulted In the latter firing
several shots Mt the former without
effect. Mr.. Leet afterwards surren-
dered nlnlSell 10 Stpt. hey anu was
locked up i'm tho Third Precinct station.
SUSPICIOUS. Michael McCool was yes
terday lmboed In the Central Station,
charged with being on the premises l97
Dryades street under suspicious circum-
stances.
PILrERrNa SUGAR. -Otway Kerry, q
youth Of II years OF age and a printers
devil by occupation, IL troubled with
sweet tooth, and yesterday started, TO
steal lot of sugar from u hogshead on
the levee. Officer Murphy discovered him
and no was locked up IN the Central
Station, charged with pilfering sugar.
LARCENY. John Foster was in need
or covering forI his pedal extremities,
and Yesterday appropriated to him
self a pair Of shoes belonging 70 a;
Durien, for which he was duly arrested
and locked up In the Fourth Precinct.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12

Tor Bayou LAiourehe. and Frazer, for
The Frank Willard, Capt. Lew Rice,
arrived Yesterday, having been detained
by bad weather She has overlald, but
will leave positively ut 8 p: m. Monday
for all landings on Bayou Des Glaizes:
The Lotus No. 3arriyed yesterday and
will Immediately be placed In thorough
repair. She will go In dock tomorrow
and be ready for business by the close
OF the present week.
The Fleta, Captain Frank Ottendorf,
Tom Knee, clerk. will be receiving Mon
day morning for all landings on Bayou
Bartholomew and those intermediate on
Black and Ouacbita rivers. Her Cap
tain and Clerk are two young gentle
men well known to our merchants and
the people i'm the trade, and are noted
for their courteous manners and knoWl-
edge OF the business they follow. We
cheerfully recommend them and their
fine packet to the patronage OF our mer-
chants.
tBy Telegraph
DELHI, March II, 1S76.-To Lord a
McPealse: will arrive Monday night,
and leave on Wednesday, 18th inst.
J. b. SULLIVAN, Master Str. Willie.
The Gov. Allen, Captain J. J. Brown
leaves Monday mt 8 p. IN. for Bayou
Sara.
The lily. G. Yaeger leaves Monday at 6
p. m. for st. Louis.
The champion II. 4. Lee is receiving
to leave us usual on Tuesday at p. m,
for Vicksburg and all way landings.
The Col. A. Z. Kouns, Mart Kouns,
master, leaves Tuesday at p. m. for
Jefferson and Shreveport.
Sullivan, of the Vicksburg Herald,
says that eve are at last happy" Alas,
we don't feel that way to-night-wlsh
we did.
Want Of space prevents us from Civ
ing our usual extracts this morning.
The Grand Ecore packet Bart Able
left last evening with n fine freight and
more passengers than she could find
berths for, many Of tho masculines
having to take cots or hang up on
hooks.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12
Receipts or Prod uCe.

- o0'P.' "
| CINCINNATI--Pe steamer II s Turner
bales broom corn Archer h Borlnnd---l3a cases
mdse Briggs, Payne &co-25 ties hams Barstow &
5Ss wSsPS Barta
cheese 81 bxs meat Il + Del Bondio-1o tee hams
bxs eggs 80 pkgs butter IS kegs pigsfeet s5s bbls
10 bis oil caFk-aco 500 bbi 9o pork IS
bxs bacon Cobb 4 Maxant--s bbls mdso p j
GhFistana bos whisky MS engine
NOR 10 doz mops i Conery & Son 3 bbise whisky
D Doussard 80 do J Dreyfns- 10 kegs do N Q, st
h&GERas bxs m d. g Flottem b9s whisky
bbIs flour Z Fairchild 4 Sons hhds ware G
L Gauche-255 bxs candles Gordon Gomilla-
* anss SENDS mGse 'T1 Hami i1
&co-50 bbls whisky 81 hf do Hirsch. Adler &co-
SKI lse Hte bdls wheels
Hollander,--5 bbls eggs Julian--2oo empty
bbls lot furniture Co.'S tcs hams 10 hhds
bac9n e6s wh bhsy Lose
Trans Go~soo bbis erits 1870 bxs cheese i Law
renee E; &eoVi5 cks bacon IL Lawgrl Dbl whs-
Ky nj 90 ties hans Laya Car
g. Compton-5O bxs clothes pins J G Morris
bellows order--5o bxs bitters y Marinoni--4
pkgs ware Navra y Offncr-go bills oil Pickle
- 100 do 800 cases DO Purollne Gas Cost bales
% 6bls whisky, H Pohlman 4 SOM bqggies II
bars iron M Schwartz& Bro-5e6 do lot wagon
ware Schwarta-2o bbls potatoes Sullivan-30
plows bxs mdse Staliffer. Macroady &cO-7 ties
meat Schwabacher. Prevented & Pfeiifer--25
bbls whisky Schmidt X Iieger-25 do IL ties ham
Schwabacher Hirsch-10 bbls whisky Schcrck
x Berkson-3 bbs eggs Schneider & Iuberber-
hid tobacco M Summers-G burial cases + N
Thayer-l bx mdse Capt Truslow-1oo bbls flour
varin Mortimer-5 30 hi bbls pork Vose Bros
$50 bales hay Wetmore-20 bxs ware cks
ware N Wells harro--s West---3oo bbls
meal i White--1O hhds meat w e Wilson-200
Kegs nails BOG pkgs iron pkgs mdse o M
R,1o0 bxs soap 100 bbls Oil lot furniture and
sundrles whitney &co-.154 bales cotton
Meyer. Wels &co.l0! Stewart Bro &eo-s5 Rich
ardson d May-4 I Airey &co1li John Chaffe
Sons.l0 John Phelps &co-6 NJ nj Greenwood
3co-7 McGehee, Snowden q Violett-2 I COons
6 &c 5urniture and sundries to order-Total
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12
Qua from distant banks and bank
$40, Oa6.6 27 ~
Increase. Decrease.
....... $40, 1000
ArSnF Iapn

DeppSltB.. '''''. ~''sNN'
The above statement. though showing a fair
increase In currency. exhibits material falling
of In loans and deposits.
We noticed slight increase go, ~ me muir, ny
while tho demand on the street was unehangeu,
with light offerings Of exceptional and Al com
nn er@a either nhs Of wph could be readily
rate for tho latter. Stocks were, rather quiet
eonsols. which were quoted little lower. City
bonds were reported steady ut tho close mt about
yesterdays rates We learn that funding INTO
premium: bonds Is progressing ut the CITY Ha'l;
We continue to quote exceptional eoininerclal
paper NJ LOS per cent per annum DISCOUNT :
Al do. p@1o. and second grade ut l2es1s first
class mortgages at 9oo9h. and second grace en-
GoId opened at 1,4s@1i4ys against Has at New
York. aud after moderate business, Closed ~
tho openjng rates in both markets. The sales
comprised $4,000. embracing $4,000 at 1l4s",
slo 900 and 10000 1T nav, and $1,000 ut 1ltA;
No sales Of silver were reported American
Mexican dollars 9I3. gold.
In foreign exchange We noticed n? variation H.
n sterling. but slight improyement u ira an,a
os sterling comprised Gt0s.so0. embracing 10000
and floooo bill Of lading AZ 552ia $500 and 5000
Al clear at $50: bi'l OF iadlng az ses oo
DO and Gio,ooo Al ccar at sess and $4,000 bank at
b57ls. .rt ..
and u. 600 and 100000 NJ tb6.
At tho close, sterling bills wero quoted mt 5t2la
o1bbss for bin Of ladng and A. clear, and -
opbb7 for bank blank counter rRta -ep5t7ta).
aud francs nj -6elb5 for commercial. and nom
inal for bank. .l
The offerings Of New York sight were moro
moderate. and meeting with u fair demand.
commercial wns n shade stronger The sales
comprised $4,000 private bankers ut Lie per
cent discount: 100000 commercial Mt t32. Sb 900
private bankers. and t40.0o0 and $4,000 bank ut
par ..,
The following is the official statement Of the
sales reported To-day ut the New Orleans Stock
Exchanges:
. shares Mutual National Bank at $50: 5000
State consols OH $4,000 do 67h $4,000 DO GS
5000 do 6sA sG5 900 do est $1,000 do 6sa making
total OF 800 900 State consols. 100000 city pre-
MUM bonds SAL: 10000 do 34a 100000 do 3i !.
$1,000 do 9aA s43 600 do 30 making total Of si4s.
900 city premium bonds. 5000 tnew) currency
sevens at 30; $1,000 do Mt 35i.
No Rnen of stocks were reported except 10
shares Of State National Bank mt $50 %. at auc-
ton by Col. q. H. Girardey.
The movement In State consols and city bonds
was Of fair extent but no sales were reported.
except nj the Stock Exchange. The former was
quoted ut the close Mt 67N@6sa about 4 per
cent less than Yesterday, and the latter little of
during the day but ilrner ut the close.
No sales Of city scrip were reported. and no
Police warrants or State warrants. except ut the
Exchange.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12
Rece1uts nj the New Ba sin.

PENSACOLA Per steamer .Amite-.-2s bales
cotton J Adams &co- sundries TO order.
JORDAN RIV EH-Per schr Virgnia--20 900
feet lumber order.
BLIND RIVER-Per schr Indian Red----35
cords wood master.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Felicite--140O bbls
charcoal master.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Mary Ann-10O0
bbls charcoal master.
PASCAGOULA--Pers chr BonfOuca--2S 900
feet lumber II Buddig.
SPRINGFIELD--Per schr Cslcste--12 cords
wood master.
DOG RIvER-Por schr Cora--2so bbls rosin
Simpson r. Tricou.
Pearl RIVEk-Per schr Ethol-ao.ooo feet
BAY ST LOUIS-Por schr Martha Washing
ton-22 900 feet lumber J 4 Popp.
MANDEVILLE-Per schr Surprise-25 cords
wood master,
pASCAGOULA,,Por schr Persovafance-3 900
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Rebocca 900 feet
lumber q Stuber.
TGHEFuNCTA RIVER scbr Laura L
500 bbls sand order.
LAKE BORGNE--Por scbr Three Sistors--
sundries TO order
ANTE RIVER-Per schr Reporter--1bo 0oo
shingles Is cords wood master
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-12
RED RIVER.

NEW QRLEANs AND RED RIVER TRANS
PORT ALTON COMPANY STEAMERS.
Mary Louise, Texas,
X. T.. Bryarly Lotus No
Col. A. y. Kouns. w. j. Behan.
La Belle. Belle Rowland,
cw. FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFHR
t-laIlk~SrAsur son, Upper Red River. Minden
.Ek Coushatta. Grand Ecore. Alexan.
dria and al way and plantation landings--Leav
Ing New Orleans Ms follows
Fpr Shreveport,
Leaves on SATURDAY. March II. ut .. M
Marin Louise, II. J. Brinker, master.
For Jefferson Direct.
Lenvos on TUESDAY, March IL. at p. m.
Col. A. p. Kouns Mart Kouns, muster.
Returning leaves Shreveport TUESDAYS and
- FRIDAYS.
SATURDAYS boats going through to Jefferson
No wharfboat charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company mt the mouth Of Red
River.
forwarding freights consigned to the compan,
Mt New Orleans will DO handled free of drayag.
and commissions.
For freight or passage; apply on board Of tn,
boats, or Mt the Office Of the company No. III
Gravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN, President.
M. w. JOYCE, Agent
HITE & CARLIN, BRITTON & EPPLER,
dis LORD h McPEAKE. Agents.