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New-York tribune., 1876-08-31

gold gamblers and large bondhOlders made the plaiom
Just like that at Cincinnati On the breaking OUT Oh oe
sympaes were always with the oppressed-then Chai-
OF the Ways aud Means Committee IN the house e
vised what called the GreenDack law AS reporte
to the House t made geenbacks legal tender Ior a
purposes this Republic. IL went TO the senate IN et
clause: Except custom duties and interest on the pub
lie debt" That simple change IN the law mas cost tue
ais of Europe and this country the entire expense
OF the II Congress had passed an act that
the mOneychangers OF wast. would have been effect
ualy cleaned out APpause The next step & was nn Inc
holders TO have per cent OF the par value OF
their bonds issued in erecnback and thus oher uh9u
tcrcst was to be paid in coin, and this what Mr.
Stevens opposed John sherman, Chairman Of Finance
better money for his bonds than he paid for them Is an
eStoroner In 1865 met ey az
put in their platform this resolution "Resolved That
the public debt must be paid in good ialth aecorqing
under Which 1ie i was created" That was all right. Mr.
Ross, Democratic member from Illinois rose IN . rae
elected Gen Grant they intended to pass Jaw 10 pay
those bords in coin T9ddens sgVens maso tnsp speee in
which he denounced any such accusation ne saiu ~ M"s
unjust ana unnd to make IT. ana ne gnd ssSn s that me SO
millions 70 the burdens of the already overtaxed people
for the benefit Of boaed spectators the Democratic
party take the ground that they shall ,asnpin6 be Pald
IN rfSsnO3eEs % according bord 10 Ihe to orSny sny IT, but
H' would sas aT vOto for Frank p Blair for ycePres
dent il n mcancr man was the ticket for President
than Horato Sewn IIr OF New-YOrk." lApplauscJ IN
view that the Republicans took alarm. The Rcpubll
can Convention Ohio passed resolution with great
enthusiasm, Resolved That the 500 bonds are pyaDie
and must be paid in greenbaeks." tAppaus The lie
publican Convention Of Indiana adopted similar reso-
luton aud that was the sentiment of botn parties Cen
Grant was elected In his inaugural message he says III
wilfbe cardinal principle Of my administration that
all the bonds OF the Government snail De PaI1
In coin" la lust 10 days March l9-tne
bill called * bnl to strengthen the pnDne
credit" was passed and received Grants signature
when Morton and sherman and all those men wlicetd
right into line and voted Ur itthat all the bonds OF tc
Government should be paid In coin. Thus Grant ny tEat
single added $500 900 to the burdens Ot te
already ovcraxcd people, putting money into tue pOcA
cts OF large bOndhO,ders the expense OF the people,
without single counteIvailing benefit to the people
That H. sWindlc No 3. don't know how To trscrlOe 10
Won the nature OF the 5-2Os, the 1905, and
tile 1O-i0s better than this-at least, it II simple
explanation which You win az see the force 0it
means that the laborer IL bcgin work at 5:2O, ton
until 7:O that tue bOndholder may lay abed TIL lO4O
lGreat laugnterl
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31
THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM SELECTED

At a meeting held last evening by the Amcri-
can ra,men who have been practcng for several weeks
past the na selection OF The team TO represent the Ma
tonal Riac Association IN the coming International and
h.AlEcrican matches made as follows; MAJOR
Homy Fulton. Captain; Gen. T. 5; Dttin, ]" Weber
Col ". r. Farwcll, and Isaac L. ALcni RcscrVes-A A.
nlr,oi C. L. Oycrbaugb, G. l.. GlydCHbuIgh, \. Nasn-
buru Col >. A. ShaHcr, H. :. jewell and Z. hyde. Thc
ta was divided into two squads, the hrst GO sStlhg OF
NessIs Dasin Farwc Weber, and Allen ana the second
of Mnsars. Yaln BuIcc. RllhbOnC, and FullJn.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31

SANCTA SIMPLICIrAs.-Mrs. Gollghtiy dishing
for compliments "Ahi Mr.. McJOseph, beauty is the
most precious OF all gifts FOR a woman! ia sooner
pnssess beauty than anything IN The wOrd!" Mr Nc
Joseph 0idcr the impression that he Is making himself
very agTee.Ibe) "I'm sure MIS-. GOlighty, mat any
regret Won may possibly feel that must be amply
cOupcnstted for by-er-the CONSCIOUSNESS OF your
moral worth you m0w-and OF your various mental
coulplishments !-lPunch
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31
TILE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.

CnEYEYNG, wy, Aug. 30.-The Peace Com
mission arrived to-day. aud viii leave for Red Cou to-
morrow They will arrive there Just after the census
now being taken il completed The Cheyennes hEst
co uutCG numbered Only Z30 In camp
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31
THE RESOLUTIONS.

At the conSns.n OF Mr. Cary's address, which occu
pod over two ia delivery the resolutions prepared
for submission 10 the meeting read and heartily re-
csvcd These Incorporated III the preamble the platform
of the National Convention held in indianapolis on May
H. and added the following the principles Of the meet
ing:
Resolrcd That the citizens OF Ncw-fork, heartily
ndose saii platform and commend the same 70 All Tue
ucoplc throughout the land calling upon them To labor
Tor the promotion OF the principles therein set tofth and
further. a., ,
Res0ircd That we most cordially approve Of the noni
nations by said convention of the Hon Peter cooper ot
New York for the Presidency, aud the Hon siinuci T.
Cary Of Ohio for the NcefresiGency ana declare our
unVcldng purpose inGoTHe the same AT the DaiOt-
box; and furthcr, A.,
RcsOiUed, That most socmuly protest AGAINST thr
dolngs ~ the Hon. Lot h Morrill,, wh? as ScTe'F oi
e Treasury by operating through syfdicatcs, IL abcut
TO issue long bonds of the Government bearing atcN0r
bitant rate uf interest HIS duty as servant OF me
people must lead hun to give special consideration To te
onfth article of the platform Il the Independent Green
back party
yyus adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31
HOME NE us.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, IN
BROADWAY
sam.,70o Noon, 793. 3pm.s3 Midnight aSt IT,
Highest during the day, S3 Lowest. Co.,
Ayerage, 732i.. Same day. 1879, 1o,.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31

Diseased excretions of the mouth which pro-
and etd breath, instantly corrected
by tAc nee OF alILk OF MAGNEsIA
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31

"GREAT TEXPECrATIoNs."- ."-TOm Ito Jack who
has just received letter. You looS precious down, old
man Nothing wrong, Is there, with the reh old aunt
who's becu SO bad : hope she's not worse" Jack
" NO-o-she's betterp -
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31

For Dyspepsia, Debility, &c. the PERUvIA,
srRUr is a long Tied and well. established remedy.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31
Announcements. ,

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and esth delightful substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-Patrick Daily, a resident OF
New-York was arrested yesterday charge OF having
furnished TO Joseph Osborne aud Christopher Spencer
Indicted for burglary pistol and saw TO aid them in
effect ng their escape from the Westccster County JAIL
He was taken before Justice Long and John H. Barker
ono the ptured prisoners, testified that ne saw
Daily hand the pistol into the cell occupied by Osborne
and Spencer Daily committed by Justice Long 10
await the action or the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31

OZARK & Co.'S Patent Noiseless Self-Rolling
~ STEEL sHUTTERS,
FIRE And BURGLAR PROOF.
No nacanciy balance weight Cannot get out OF order
Ftte To cawa-c and Hudson Canal building Manhattan
Du.,:ug. ,.yuox Library Building, Tribune Oice &C
Clis aa' FactOrvlo2 and l6f West 27thst, Nevyork
anc at London, PARIS, Vienna, Berlin, Melbourne. &C.
CTRICrURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Geue alivo organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS. NJ. D. li4 Lexington ave Office hours sto
New-York tribune., 1876-08-31
DR.. RADWhrS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly astces elegantly coated tOr the all die
orders OF the sonach liver bnN els krneys bladder nervous
Diseases headache constipation eostyeutss. gesoh dys-
pepsa Oipusness bilious fever, inflammation OF the bowels
piles and all arrangements Of to nterDa yscera Warranted
To effect positive
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26

gates to the Baton Rouge Convention,
VIZ: Major H. r. Lucas, James u.
Mcdowell. Hon. Il. y. Farrar, A. w.
CrandelI and Major Geo. 9. Waddill.
Alternates J, 9. Richardson, J. D.
Corckern, II. Il. Morrison, J. M. Ogden
and Major A. g. Gibson.
On motion Of w. II. Stone, the follow
ing Executive Committee was elected by
ballot, to4wit Capt. A. Il. Hardy, Major
James b. Corkern, Capt. II. r. Nor
rison, Geo. w. Montgomery and james
r. Mcdowell.
The Executive Committee, on motion
Of Major II. r. Lucas, was empowered
to fiji any vacancy that may occur In
that committee by appointment.
On motion OF DR.. 8. w. Hamilton. the
Executive Committee 10 empowered to
select the candidates for the various
parish offices.
On motion, It was ordered that the
proceedings OF this meeting be sent to
the Vicksburg Herald and Tribune aud
the New Orleans DEMOCRAT.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
DANIEL BYRNE, President.
j. s. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

II Hayes Is elected Blaine will be In q
befter Dosition to serve his friends than
II he had been elected. In the first
place. all the men he really wishes to
Md can be provided for. Those he does
not care much about will be Blaine men
still, because the reason they do not
have advancement is because Blaine
was not nominated. Hale, Frye, Mo
Pherson. Ingefsoll and the real Blaine
leaders will be protected. Y. Her
aid Hnd) -
The nomination Of Hayes shows that
the rogues and knaves OF the party still
retain control. and propose to ruIi the
country another four years. The ticket
ia q ticket that will arouse no enthusl-
asm among the masses Of the party. IL
ID a ticket that Ia doomed to D certain
defeat in November next.-[Syracuse
Courier tDem.) =,
A Western man can carry the West
for the Democracy on an acceptable
platform. With Hendricks us our stand
rd-bearer. such a victory would pc
achieved In October In Indiana and ONO
as would at once assure ~ general VIC
tory In November indianapolis SEN
tinel (Dem.)
Gen. Hancock is picking up strength
throughout the West and South. but q
great many people have an idea that
the Hon Hugh j. Jewett Is the Ohio
horse with blanket over his head.
ICincinnati Enquirer Dem.)
Hayes and Wheeler both have records.
A correspondent Of the New York IN,
writing from Washington, says:
"The political records Of Hayes aud
Wheeler in Congress are rapidly being
Investigated by Democratic members OF
the House. Hayes was uniformly IN
L.. Il
sidy brought before the House during
his membership, and Mr.. Wheeler dur
ing his connection with tne Paeiiic Rail-
road Committee, was a prince among
the Credit Mobilier supporters, and nd
vocatcd every measure OF any benefit To
land -grabbers. Both nominees having
accepted the honor on q platform one
Of the principal planks OF which de-
nounces such thieving measures MS
HAYES and Wheeler supported, it js in
ferred that none knew better than they
and their party how deeply the people
of the country have been wronged by the
indiscriminate gift of public lands to
railroad monopolies.
The Cincinnati ticket should be here
after known as the Subsidy ticket -[Cin-
cinnati Enquirer tDeIn.)
If rilden or Bayard be nominated al
St. LOUIS tney Will ue uo uoalen! quo
tanned in Ohio as would Allen ol
Hendricks. The nominee Of the st
Louis Convention will receive the votes
Of the regular Democratic organization
If there were a thousand Peter Coopers
in the field.-[Cleveland Plain Dealer
| (Dem,)
Well, Pennsylvania sold out, as usual
and got nothing by It. Not u Cabine
office. not n consulship, nothing but ths
shame. How would it do to try q little
honesty next time, by way OF a change
| Philadelphia Times Ind) =.
The selection OF the Hon. George II
Pendleton as Chairman OF the Dem
ocratc National Convention at 81. Louis
would be deserved compliment TO {
| first class man and entirely acceptable
to the Democracy OF Ohio. Pittsburt
| Post tDen.)
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT. |
Monday June 26--12:50 p. m.
MONETARY.
,w or. .EANs CLEARING HOUSE

As usual at the opening OF the money market
On Mondays at this season Of the year. there Is
scarcely anything doing in any department.
and everything has look Of sluggishness, even
State consols. which have been 30 active
within the past few days. but as re-
CARDS securities il is usually very dimcult
to obtain any indications Of the probable course
Of the market previous to the session Of the
Exchange, as offers and bids, ana even neg neeosia-
til view Of the field or the condition and ten
denotes of the market are obtained at this ses-
sion of the Exchange.
Gold opened at l121@1127S. against 1l2h at
New York, and now rules at 1124lI24, against
III in that market. Business IL dull.
Foreign exchange is quiet and unchanged;
bill OF lading and Al clear sterling bills being
still quoted at 544@545. and bank -@6agk tbank
counter rate -@55o). and francs -@A651cr COM
mercial, and nominal for bank
The offerings Of New York si9nts!are 1ght M
but meeting with Onfy limited demand. the
market Is unchanged The banks continue e
check ON New FORK q y per cent premium, ana
commercial SIGHTS stili QuotedAt t.
Stocks are dull.
Gty ne6mium bou1e - 80 QQoeed . 1~set.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
MAXINE NEWS.
~ o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. June 2G. 1870.
Arrived this Morning.
Np arrivals IRON sea.
IG64 STEAMBOATS,
+ Frazer. Canton from Lower Coast.

Receipts this Morning.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer + Fraznr----
80 bbls mojasses.
Hy Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
"a bales cotton . hhds tobncco 900 sks oil cake u
bols whisky 10 tics hams.
Arrived sunday.
Steamship Clas W Lord Cotton. from Havana,
Steamship Gussie. Hill. from Havana. to Chas A
Whitney &eo-Algiers.
STEAMBOATS,.
Moie Moore, Allen, from Vt Louis.
Katie Campbell. from Vieksburg.
Gov Allen, Brown from Bayou Sara
Henry Tete. Aucon, from Bayou Lafourchc.
Mary Ida Ruiz, from Houma Plantation,
Carrie A, Thorn, O'Pry, from Lower Coast.
Receipts on sunday.
ST IOTJJy--Per steamer MOilie Moore---9
bales cotton 2s25 bbls -four 1893 bbs meal "a cka
bacon 1865 SKIS 1915 SKIS oats 576 sks bran 245
VTCKrBURG- Per steamer Katic---4A bales
cotton 2073 SKIS cotton seed hhds tobacco 400 bbl5
-four.
BAYOU sARA---Per steamer Gov Allen---15
bales cotton 81 bales NOES.
IAFOURCHE-Per steamer Henry Tetc--l6
hhda sugar II skis rough rice, -
HOUMA PLANTATION--Pcr steamer Mary
Ida--27 SKIS rough rice.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer CARR, Thorn
~ Railr0ad.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R.
% bales cotton 40 SKIS rough rico 90 head cattle.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26

stitution. The Minister Of Foreign
i.iSiy-i XiisIrs replied that he had no such
informafiof1. hut Il any foreign Govern
ment attempted interference In the
maftnr 81 tho application Of the consti-
tuition. Spain, Ia dealing with such
interferencp, would follow the dictates
OF national honor.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
LOUISIANA.
ts3t. Charles Herald June al.l

Mr.. Morton, now that he has been de-
feated at Cincinnati, threatens to make
trouble for his party once more by bios
soming out as soft money man. On
yesterday Mr.. Sherman reported favor
ably the House bill authorizing the Sec
retary OF the Treasury to issue SIC, ,O0O, 900
Of silver coin in exchange for legal
tender notes, and asked for its immedi-
ate consideration. Mr.. Morton objected,
did not object because he had any
favorite measure that he desired to
push, and 1t is, therefore, a natural in
ference that he objected to silver as a
damned barren ideality, and preferred
the ragged and infectious shinplaster.
We shall probably hear more from Nor
ton on this subject.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
COW mrmt,eAL.

COTTON-4,rhe market opened with falf IN ins
duiry, and ~ one buyer has takeq, aygut ivsv
trnnstire.i 10 Indicate any auotAble variation N
prloes. The dispatches, nevertheless. are ,. nn.
favorable, Liverpool being quoted l.1su igWer W.sn
lad Havre d shade easier. bnt with ~ uuo'ass "
Bile variation: and New York dull at . deciine %
1ztec In spots and s2t1s-52c In futures. .s
t55o bales. the market closed Mt the fonowlhe
uuotationsi
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26

Whatever invidious journalists may
say, civilization in Turkey has been
marching onward with giant strides.
Alphonse Karr remarks that, In former
times, the Turks, when 10 bad humor,
we're wont to strangle their 6ultans
now they suicide them.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
-
BAYOU SARA.
RED RIVER.

Regular Indspsndsnt Ten- Day Packet.
FOR sHREyEfQHT AND JEFFERbON
Lsayss on ynH wEpNEskRvArTt aH HTkvrtSHT JHfT Mhsa2fra 81
lHalslktt and all way landings on He'd River
i"o 's'i 'ss'ERMSSUEfE, Ri'S71EfiEs -
IT, t. lee. master. Parker and Posey clerks,
win leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
piy Q" 'o"'' JOHN u I'm JANNEY, ~ Common II.
DOUGLAS h WINBUHN. 35 Natchez ST.
jeastf Ba0GKETT & 6ARTEH, . Magazincst.
NEW Tr6Saqa4fSs SHfAss aSR aaSRpHE aE sEkkEA EtEhs EaAss
Mary Louise. Texas...
Col. a: +. kosns. W.J. Bensils
A@ a ns,.s FOR sHaEy EpoBT, Ji'EI.fFEH.
k.dESuAusf~ son, Upper Red River. MAIDEN
Az3ES<< > Conshatta, Grand EeCre. Alexans
dria and Ill way and plantation landings Leave
ing Now Orleans as follows
For Shreveport and Jefferson.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. June ~. at pm.
LOTUS NO. .,
D. d. Dannais. master.
No wharfboat charges will he mads on freight
consigned TO the company at tho mouth Of He'd
Forwarding freights consigned 10 the compsny
at New Orleans will be handled frse 0f drayaRe
and commissions.
boats or Il the once d f ths company. No. III
draver street. Jos. 4 AIKEN I4yf1 fR1res.ident. dent
HITE 4 CAHLTN. BRITT0N 4 EpfLEE,
die LORD h McPEAKE Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
1upn,rAn aT.NpAnp ~ ftAsstrfoArfoN.

Under date Of 1875 p M the Exchange reports
market uttiet."
sos horsheads all last week ioo: week be-
fore 4q.l. Tho amount on sale 10.4Oo hDgsheada
We continue to quote rs follows; Low lugs
sae95 medium lo@ii 4. good i2eoi5, fine tssz@15,
selentiohs t5tsapts. Africans --aRtgH. Rseeivsn
since last evening 81 hhds: exported 81 20 Liver.
pool; ttoek on hand by our running statemeh'
FHElaHTs Market nrm room for Liverpool
held at 11-32d. but no shipments over 20. tUln9
rate for Havre lac. We continue 70 quote as
By steam Cotton to liverpool "a 10. New
York Ne. to Boston. Proyidences Fall River.
By Sail-Cotton 10 Liverpool ttsc: 70 Havre
tisc: to Bremen r.. Corn TO Liverpool 100 per
sUaAR= Only a hhds came In this morning.
The demand is good with ready buyers at last
weeks prices, but the stock is held higher. Esq
bhds sold In lots ut 7e for common. I 40 for good
common 7tic for fair. SC for good fair. sis@sssc
for fully fair, sAc for prime 50 for choice, Pc
tor yellow clarified. and i04c for white clarified.
MOLASsE5- Hsceyed this morning. AZ bbls
The market ia dull and Unchanged. with
out any movement. and We quote falr ~
eieo. prime 4e@5oe. strictly .prims 52@5ic, choice
btW51c y gallon. Stock IN the sheds on the $50
inst sSo bss epd a haIt tels = s,,,. -
4 srs ut iOAc for standard A in bbs. li4o for
granulated, itae for powdered and crushed and
CITY HEFIhEHt MDLASSES. lS selnFR on
orders at tDc for common. 45c Tor lair. 5Og Tor
prime. 55e for ehoiee and sops5e for golden
syrnp,.,. ., In.
a local demand to-day. and us bbls SOLD. M 0t
which 2b low treble extra at s5, So do ut s5 Of, 100
good treble extra ut % s0 rs eboioe treble extra
at &c. so choice extra al ~ s7s 900 and 200 bbs on
private terms. .--
fine % 1904. double extra - 1904 80, low treble
extra ~ 7bGo5 good do s5 rs vs. 5D choice treble
extra q 7t@e %, choice extra and family extra
CORN MEALr-Is dull with q good supply In
store and on the landing. Only Is and 100 bbs
/! sold. Mt 81 40 per bbl Dealers are jobbing at
"C0RRN RRSI IN IN 'sACKs-rair supply and the de-
small lots. Prices arc unchanged. Only 5be
sacks white sold at Goc v b1shel..
! OATS Good supply and selling slowly 81
easier prices Tor buyers. t55 sacks sold. q
which te5 1T. Louis at y6c. and 800 do. ut SIC Y
| bushel. ~
BRAN--PIenty Offering and very little enquiry
Only 800 81 ks sold at G5e Y 100 iss.
/ neglected. Choice II scarce Only ~ baes sold
of which GO prime Mt SO, and Is choice at s2l y
| ton.
since Saturday and the stock on hand is small
/ but there In no demand. and shoulders are
quoted nominally nj &C. elear rib sides II ne. eleAi
sides 12c v ID. Dealers are jobbne ut eac above
/ these prices. :,
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured. small size, ere
| very scarce and sought for in the Cuban trade
and command i4kmf5c v ib. Medium size com
Inand 1s,s@tttae. while large size and old stock
PORK-As on Saturday, the market is un.
changed and at u siandstlll and mess 10 auotef
nominnlly at $40 75M21 spot. and go so to arrive
are re- retailing at sai so@2a y bbl -,
Chicago ut a;b5 a. III. reported: Pork flrmer
| s19 05 July. s1g no August"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
OPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OPEIOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 8 .. 70.
k&Kx46 Barry, Cburchville. bayou Des
=. = - qlaizes, .Atchafalaya, simmsport.
Big Bend Landing. Old River, and all intsr1ne-
8ODT. YOUNG,
(In place Of st. Mary
w. 81, Daniel, master. T. b. schmidt clark
H1TE 4 Cabin, Tchoupifculas u.
Connecting ct 6lmmsport with steamer ballie
Tor bayons Ves 0laazee die I'm
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
oUACH1TA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND .QUACHITA. RIVER
TRANSPORTATION CQMPANY.
REGULAR OUACHITA RIVER WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves evcry WEDN EyDAY. at b. nj.
IT, FOR OUACHITA CITY, MONROE.
lR4EAk Trenton and all landings on Black
and Ouachita rivers--Tfie fine, light
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE,
I'm place of Ouachita Belle and Lessie Taylor ]
r. A. Blanks master.
will leave a. above. making connections with
For freight or passage apply on bo8rd.Or TO
Capt. r. "A. BLANKS, President.
No. Canal corner Delta street
HTTE h CAKLIN. BHITTON EppLER
ADAMS n WORK, LORD Il MCPEAKE Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at s ,. "a,
zs.~ FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT.
Wares, Barbns' and all way lsradse
ings intermediate on the Mississippi and RAd
kiverB-The steamer
Now Bart AbIs.
r. glnnoh. master. Geo. q. Hamilton, clerk.
For freight or passage apply ON board. or TO
ADAMS h WORK.
defS sm No. q Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26

With increased facilities. the most experiences
workmen and skiliful artists, am now keSSef
RLeparea man ever before % supply ToSnhs II
;MMgnumonsS. HeadsfOnee. Table19 C0Sl1erM ii
Table and eidsboard Tops. Also tic fse-ss.ft
efoe4 q 4axbie. Slate and Iron IanfieS ~ fkes
..zf Esfiamsses @ foznished. and ! compasi6on o.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
COAH.

UPpEN COAST.
NEW ORBEANg AND BATON ROUGE
Le.vss every wkbNk5Dar kkbbSk sp !. . =. ..S
SATURDAY at b. m.
The passenger packet
Z. Bergeron: master. G. Bergeron, clerk
MONDAY and FRIDAY In daylight
80 eiHSfs HEfs6eR6Ez. sseRlz q 3 1ssicar sisnyis RI e
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26

OFFICE Nnw ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday. June ~. is7G--t2 m
the unaersignati in assuming eharee of the
.tivpr Department of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
4pe,s ,llg solicits from his steamboat friends a
Continuance Of the patronage SO literally ey-
tatidnA dnring bis connection with the Now Or.
leans Crescent aud bulletin. -
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-26
TIE LATEST MOVE,
LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES mAcAN. Prs,rs.s.r

Cor. Lafayette and Camp streets. opposite II
Patrickg Hail.