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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16
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@erne ttdbm i'd bid gum Wlanns.
8rddte nur Elm SbIbenpaar
0lir nidt binterbrein @efabr.
Do6 eS itebt in beinem @illen,
MeineS Seraens @unf5 gu itillen,
2ieber Widel febeit bu
Borne nod elm 3eiden au:
90 ereanst beripri6 MFRS laut,
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Sdrctbt man mid Helm, 70 bort man mid
sus bieler Wfeni6en Wunbe;
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Die redte Belt unb Stunbe.
S6rcibt man mid eroB, baum perbe i'd
an iebem Sag seboren;
8o6, per gu biel oem SdIafe fr0bnt,
Giir ben bin i9 berloren,
llnS mas bas gSort bir nod benennt,
9ab biefem tpirb semeden;
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DaS mubt bu ni6t bergelTen.
3.
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Singer
3abIt bein Saus, bic benz Dienit iidl fpeib'n Der
uniterbli@en g0tter?"
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erforidet
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tel ubt nod
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len Sbeano;
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Grdulein Mag9ie Gries l, 8.
Gnil 9ol l.
Sernann 3. Gblmann, IT., l, 2,3.
6rdnlein 8abetta 9tenter l, 2, 8.
gmil SSrenbel l, 8.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16
Gin 3rinffp

Cine seble, bic nidt trtnft,
llnb elm @las, bas nidt tiinst,
lln6 elm Mfunb, Der aidt ladt
llnb nidt tiibt unb Mat iinst;
llnb Elm Mug, bas ni6t ipeint,
llnA Elm Sers, bas nidt liebt -
SinO Dinse, pie's trauriser
aeine tpobl siebt.
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lln6 elm 9ieb, baS i6alt,
llnb ein @ein, nidt gu jung.
llnb ne WlaiO, nidt su alt.
llnb elm 9tunD, nidt gu srob,
Hub elm @las, uidt gu Helm -
@as fam oa tpn1l lieber
ltnh bcr;iser ieina
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16
Sitrsn cine Seilagr.
griiblillasauferltel)nll

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8Gbrt berab elm 8ef,
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llnb sur Suelle nisber
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sat er frOb SeIqpnt
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9iipeInO su9eraunt.
llnS nit gteugier itreden
8rdier ii6 enpor,
lluS bic 8eil6en reden
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llnb nit iungen 8lattern
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16

gin6iee Gritif. Nls einen fleinen
Gpiloe 81 Der Nuffiibruns bon ,SriItan
unb SiOloe" in Berlin per6ffentliht Die
~M. g." folsenoes selunsene Gpieramm !:
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ilno iab finf stunbeu binten i'm garquet.
3. llnb parit ent;iidt -.
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16
9ie u@eifli0e 8ldtttr

bos Gonntass bes Gtneunat gcisbIatts, fnb be,
Nntenatilnss aettre sepiOmet lnb seinen fi bnipt'
iai6 bur6 bic ErsiIi9fsit Der barin psrbentIi9tsr
GrsdbIinsen aus.
qrsis 81 per Sabr pOrtOfre. Ru9 europa "a pet ab'
portOfrei.
Giniene Hummern: Stunt Cents wOfiir Sas 8Iatt ben
f6btiitn Gbonnsntsn bur5 bic Erasst in's paus se'
isFert ipirh.
@sIhienbunsen s5nnen per Wwonep DrOer1 Ober REGIS
itsirten Brief ouf unier Riifo semobt perSen
Die Cincinnati VOlksblatt Compagnie,
b OK 14l4,
Cincinnati. o.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16

Mls cine sefdlliee @ottin 3eiate Eh
iiineft cine Dame in Suinois, oeren Wonu
einen Gelbitmoro beging, inbem er lid1 In
einem feds SOD tiefen Babe ertrdnfte.
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tig, ionoern iein gDsib itonb ibm NIT Der
ihren @eihlentt ei0enen oifopfernben
tingebina unb Breitwiliofeit Sci uno
isbts ligh ihnl onf ben QnDf.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16
/" 8i6tise aufIOiunaeu
SffiSieae Srief 2iite.
Liste No. I6.

Stabt einnati,
Samilton Gountp, Obio,
apriI Is, 1875.
4ppet Satman M5slng 9arman
Appelef 4oituit TriS
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8rebmer Warp 2ou GharIes
Be4monn @iharbs @obert
Serbofer Sobn SGdkeI Albert
8ereemnn Dtr Getb Nreb
Beufterien GmaIh Shnribt @
86rien peter Gtumrre
Semelet Sohn Sdauinee 2onis
gecutns AupuF StndIaaer Gpaus
@lter (5t1bbinerl Silitet G
6leii9man glr StragmIaer Sreb
Dnrg @eors Sefn StsipeI @us
UrGnltn Wr Sar6ber Sranf
6lort Sopbts SGmiegel Better
@erbart Rr Sddfer Bertha
8los Charles S@rint Marp .
ptpp Seopolo Shpib Snrnb
9ouenbuib S@meifert Maggie
palmer s u S6nibIer Dscar
Souentamp Sobn @bn,iot Robert
periptet 2 Sepfort Soiepb
8esler Mnguft 6hduon Siam
Brunei DtIbefm 6hlia @eora Q
8letnbinid Heinbars Trautwein Ghas
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9opinger Mi9aeI DoIHe CIR
2odmer 8 9 S8nno Sacob
2aoenberges GaroIins Eeiienborn 2ouiie
Sutanttl1 nllenbrust 90
Neiners SSobann Ddeaer Otto
Mo!psr Sefinser GSwarS
Neiiter Rartin
8uif. M. BahIe, Woiffn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16

Oem seitrisen Sage seldlolIenen @o9e
baben bic fol9enoen 81 Raare ibre 9ets
ratbS <2icenaen in Der Yrobat Court bon
Samilt0n GDuntn herQusqenomtnen:
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-04-16

Nartba 8 9apHis
Warg SarriS
Gpa Sfepens
Mgnes Wsn
Gbriitina @ernefe
2iuia Hri1ettc
Glisa ~ Suffer
amelia Bunborf
2eita Steiner
2ena Rerermdn
Mmenoa Mirer
gurpline .Sif1er
Mnna Wbpte
@uffie 8 3npIin
GIisa 3 Wceap
Tditnie Tbonias
afdrtba Stnnbrsb
Beiiie 8 o Softer
Mniia Mi4eI
Caroline Smertfdger
Dorotbsa Snnrns6n
Maaqie TlpDb
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08
.Mrn1oAN arANpARn on orAss1rroArroN.

The heavy business of yesterday. the largest of
the season. having materially reduced the sup
ply actually on sale, the market opened with
moderate offerings. and as IN most cases factors
came forward with but little spirit and the sales
during the morning hardly exceeded 1000 bales,
after which the movement exhibited more ami.
nation, and further transactions We're reported
to the extent OF $500 bales, making total for the
day as noted above, of $500. The dispatches
were not calculated to have much influences. but
were on the whole encouraging Liverpool being
reported steady at previous rates. with sales oil
$4,000 bales. aud New York ffrmcr for spots.
without auotable variation. 1-16@ic higher for
futures.
The sales Of the past three DAYS sum M s4l50
bales. l2.ooo on Saturday. 1880 yesterday and
$500 to-day. against 1880 for the corresponding
time last week. and "a 800 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 5000 bales. en-
bracing eil from other delivery ports lof which
weston, etcp and 22.429 proper, against 22g02
proper lastl week, and ll,2T1 last year Total
proper since Aug. 81, LIT .2sS bales against
S75 ,2TT last year--increase 3o2eo6
The exports comprise 2s,047 bales. embracing
ls.tsl to Liverpool As!a t9 Havre. 1881 TO Rouen.
to Genoa. 1242 TO Vera Cruz, and i712 to New
York
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports proper since yesterday to II M. to-
day ls,eA7 bales. against 1890! last week and u
OF last year, and since Friday AsIs bales,
against 50 car last week and 81 65 last year. Total
since Aug. 81 $3.50, 502 bales against $50 ss5 up
to Sunday noon. March Z. last year-increasc
A3.647.
and a26s last year. and to the continent Is, 996
bales against II ais last week. and 3l9ls last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to "a
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08

The ST. John has retired from Bayou La
fo,,rehe for the present and will from ana aItet
this date. leave every Wednesday at IL III. ana
Se Tbe wyrses,pa boat Eeker saved one engine
and large portion Of the furniture from We
wIs I'M 10 ~ ~ arrivals and manifests. see marine
column.
n some one does not get his neck or legs
broken n trying to get f. ths sana' street
'' The We d y Cant. Shields leaves
Thu nr S and The John +, Toile on saturday
Tie Iessie Taylor leaves for Shreveport at .
T r. John b. Maude has retired from the Grand
Eeore trade Her further movements VIII pc re-
FOR Top ELECTROMAGNETIC elegant St. Mary. Fred
prol,st. master, J. b. Schmidt. clerk. leaves ~
"1 Tge 'saay 81 + g,eeed
packet Lsssie Taylor Il L. Lee Ie eaya alp T.
ag T"e u Bs1 @ RoueE-7he s. John-.Ths fne
passenger packet leaves at noon to-day iot the
a' Toe MI M,n nv wy " J. Behan. Geo wkin
son. master. =. W. Ames. clerk, leaves as ABOVE
~ D. m. to-day. ,,,,,
packet Ouaehita Belle Mekenson inaster Joe
Holmes clerk, leaves for Ouachita city Tren-
ton Monroe and all landings Intermediate on
BUSINESS for The remainder 81 the week prom
ises 10 he better than II has been Tor several
weeks past. a., A.,
NJ tributary rackets her second clerk IL posie,
! and his first name is I. u.
"Vow long. o Lord how long" VIII 1t be be-
| fore we have n few decent crossings leading ~
| The steamboat landings AT present i is At the
| risk ~ life and limb that any one attempts w.
cross from Front street to the Canal street ferry
| landing
| THE Fannie Tatum leaves Tomorrow ut D.
m for Jefferson. =,
Want OF space, combined with lack OF papers
| 10 clip from prevents ne from giving our usual
| extracts to-day. Some people might ephsluef
| This excuse too thin, but it's thick and heavy
enough for us to stand on.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08

Uc4pSf per cent per annuin disccunti Al 20.
aaio. and second grade nominal; Fiist-elass
mortgage paper rules gtai0 per cent per annum
second grade continued entirely nominal;
Gold opened at tlA%@114E, against l14's NJ
New York. and after a moderate business, closed
| ut t14hsai14s tt4c decline from Yesterday
against li4,s In that market. The sales summed
~ s2pooO embracing $1,000 and 5000 at has;
$4,000 at 1i4saii4k, $4,000 at 1ts@1l4h. and
$1,000 and $4,000 nj 1l4A
No sales of silver were reported. American
bali dollars were still quoted at io51s@loels aud
Under the decline in gold at New York ster.
ling was .s@1lsc lower. equal to decline OF
about l-10G3-l0 per cent. anu francs iully u per
cent.
The movement was moderate In the former
and limited in the latter. The sales comprised
Faooc do at ssaissss tSooo and $4,000 bill Of la
ing nj b53 fio0o Al clear at b53ls $4,000 do. Of
5b5@55s,s. f4ooo bank at b57. and siooo do. sight
The only sale Of francs reported was 10000
commercial mt ABE. "
Al the close sterling bls were quoted at SCI ),
| --dp5bs for bank ubank counter rate -.at56 IA }
and francs at A.5eseeib5 for commercial and
The offerings Of New York sight being limited
| and the demand light the market was UNI
changed. The sales were confined t. $4,000
| embracing $40 900 commercial ut 1-1G per cent
discount ss5o.ooo private bankers at l-32, and
s3op 900 do. at par. 80
The banks continued to check on New York a
| /. per cent premium. and commercial sigh
was still quoted ut l-t6 per cent discount V
| par, - a.,
sales reported to-day at the Stock Exchange.
| 10 shares State National Bank, at &6s: 3 shares
| Hope Insurance Company at sss: shares tnew
| New Orleans Gas Light Company at 1927 s4oot
| jackson Railroad second mortgage coupon
bonds AZ G5 5000 State eonaols Mt 6ail 10000 do
MT eass e2ooO do ut co.'s making total of $40 00t
| State consos. s37 600 city premium bonds ct 81
s22 600 do Mt 3T; s45 900 do. at 37, stooo do. al
AZ, sS,m do nj All. making total Of slosooo
stocks exhibited less animation and Q general
| weakening even in fayoritc shares. No sales
we're reported except at tho stock Exchange.
State consps were In request, with but few
Offering. and were held at the close about q per
cent higher, being quoted Mt e9@G9,s. against
| Gs tm6a Yesterday. No sales were reported OK
| cept at the Stock Exchange.
! Under more liberal OFFERINGS city bonds were
| little lower, premium issues closing at 36A 9T
| foldl currency sevens 35is@36, tnewl do. s6a@
gT1 gold bearing sevcns administration series
~ sop3s and do drainage 3sGD3ss. The sales not
reported mt the Exchange included $3.50 pre-
MUM bonds at 37is and $1,000, SIS 900 and $685. oo
MT III. E,3EI
Sales. Of which the particulars did not trans
pire OF round amounts OF Jackson Railroad
mortgage bonds were reported at an advance.
No sales OF city scrip Metropolitan police war
rants or State warrants were reported.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08

h Bros. Tie sells nj SAC r ID. with discount on
round lots the Branch, Crook Co q, 5,se Z 10
sells n a. r tie. with discount on large lots,
nut no in bundles of 80 ties. Drake and Flour,
noy's locking and riveting cotton bale tie sac v
ID. with the usual discount on large lots.
CHEESE-Smal receipts and moderate de
mand Choice Western factory is quoted nolni |,
dairy lie. Pine Apple quoted nominay al 221.e
Rfb 4.,la..
gTARCH--Net much doing. Quoted Mt 3&@4t
y ID.
MALT-Spring is quoted ut siasi 10: Choice
Al 1O0Dsl 40; Canada 81 256esi SOC per bushel. =,
HOPa-Wisconsin are quoted at l2@15c; new
York 10000; California 206p22e per 10.
COAIr-Pittsburg sells at Wholesale at 2s@9oc
nj retail b5c Y Dbl. 80 r. hid zoe to manutac
turers SOC u box to steamboats, Virginia canine
7se u Dbl St Bernard 3oc AZ wholesale and 5ot
at retail The stock on the LIST AT the Willow
Grove coal landing comprised 1853 boats, one
barCst and one French creek. Consumption
during February, 80 boats. three barges and one
French creek. Arrivals. five boats.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08

Aco-4 order-2Oo SKIS cotton seed Union Oil TO-
81 bds paper T. Palmer &co--l box glass !,
Clark-se9 empty bbls Sulivan-l42 bdls hides
Hay 4 Mehle-s bxs eggs A A Carman.1o bales
indse McStea h value-s2 bkts butter Del Bon
dbl SIX cotton seed Ogden q BELL pkgs sun
dries DIR G Walker-4 do Ben Mul len-5 hhds
tobacco kirkpatrick 4 Keith-4 D MADDEN eco
2Jno u King AZ SKIS peas Flash, Lewis &co-m.,1eo
bbls lime 4 Hnodgrass--s bales domestics W II
Letchford &eo-2 do Mcstea h Value do Camp
bell l. Nj J Levi &co--.1 do pkgs. do I,eh,
man tco-4 bdls paper J II Hummell--s do 9
Repunke-s do Sanger Bros-8 do w Owens Il
Bros do Kerr n Roberts-2 eases cigars Waok-
erbath 4 Joseph bale sacks J Amson-i5 bdls
do r Ogden-i5 do Russell n RAMSEY - pkgs
castings Barclay Bros-i buggy W II Anderson
10 bills whisky Holt Murray Aco-ls head cattle
W w Peasant-20 do 30 head hogs NJ Eberhart-
Total "A bales cotton 200 SKIS cotton seed II hhds
tobarcO 6O hble whisky.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08
Bv Railroad,
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD -
h NEw s ofEhSHs 81 f E5s AND CHICAGO
ehard BiekRam N, 9i,s Richardson Maynm 7
Hardie &eo--s5 W + Halsey-ssv alden. Hawkins
&co-69 Stewart Bro &co,--42 Payne, Kennedy
dco-..ss Lehman, Abraham &co,-35 Beadles
don-1s John Phelps &co-is Chsffe, Hamilton d
d9lemana-e Aiegs seherck Autey%s John
Z H Wilson Il Mils-e IL Wamsey &co-e J l.
Harris &po-- =, scherck 4 Berkson-ne ~ 9
Gropwelus BlakeP2 2 a. Bro Sco. Prestidge
Goons GcoI2 Jno Burnett &eo-i Howe Machine
Co-Total t42s bales cotton.
Gunther st eS son. Pritchard Bickham
6 b medicine y J Hart &co-1 bx wood 7 Lilien-
bxs medicine Frederiekson & Harte.-A pkgs
h ware Bodloy Bros--2 bxs ware 10 doz sleeves
PJ ChrIstian-4 bxs h ware koonig---11 bdls
2 Werlein-l334 pcs meat Flash 4 Dosen--27be
do West &co--l5Q pkgs beer g Yalets-1 bx but
eF sS, DoSsss cf besr bids G do aqs1 WWa s
more-I53 do Newman Kent-176 do order-l3s
do Carter &co-ioo bbls vines Henderson,
sS bes 90 y anBy rS pcs meat
wald-25 lxs cheese II Lawrence &co--25 do
Flashpeller 4 Ne!son.,l bx mdse D DeviIlepeuve
2 Low S9S Sno oaa do a5 iMfss mase
Belden-s + Booth--2 y Meyers2 b Pifret-
Ssu6eP SGS oab B %ssg Adamsa
4 Reinhart-2 Katz 4 Barnett--2 s L Boyd--s
W H Letchford &co-2 W Hogan-s Loeb tsco-1l
Richardson h May A Chapsky-79E Marquee
80 NJ Gould-2i i 2 Martinez-1 Meyer. Weis
&co-2O d Hadden &co-I7y Henry &co--5 Il
N Samory-3 Mrs J A Reihl-1 W Johnson
Keiffer Bros-39 Hoffman. Marks too II Kern
AGO
bales cotton "a hhds sugar Sevin-1 Clam
Bros &co-14 do Tertrou-6 do Bush n Ievert
II do NJ Putnam do bbls molasses OK ar
hides or hides bale cotton J Adams &co-2
w Burbridge &co--1 John Chaffe & Sons
Beraud h Gibert-4 D Wetmore--f T. Terre-
bonne-1 Dbl or hides bales moss Beer-2 hf
do Aycock 4 Blanchard Inf Dbl syrup SIX seed
cotton r Hare-27 hides Horter. Peterson 4 Fen
ner--Total IL bales cotton sack seed cotton ls
hhds sugar bbls molasses.
Per steamship Whitney from Galveston-1Os
bales cotton G Whitney &co-I2 d WetmOre
100 head cattle II Mfchell-Total 1870 bales cot
ton.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
bales cotton Meyer, Weis &co--s Allen, West
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIypo r,,,
Mary Louise, Texas 1amLis
II. 7. Bryarly, fotns NJ
10 La p ai - Nouns W.. Behan,
G. FOR sHRBRPiH FsonssTF a n A,..
49, Coushalta, Or qpiys ar hinden
IRA nn N and al way and pIantaiS s Aiisan'
Iing rev Orleans ne follows ss-Leay.
Leaves on "WEDNESDAY. March 9 a,s,
3 Lessie Taylor. u. L. Lee, muster mast y H.
Fpr Shreveport
Leaves on THURSDAY. March at.
Leaves wEpstEsgbfsH4in. S&f a4;sh !. . ,,',''
W. . Behan, Geo. Wilkinson m ~ M
m for Je,teIson and Shreveport.
h tsayes on : sAIIuRDAY, March il. at5p.m
Returning leaves shfeyspgrt TGG EsblSAISss,s s
ATURDAYS boats going through IN 1.ra.
NO WhariboM charges will be made M 'p isas
consigned to the company at the month ~ ltelgll
forwarding freights consignedtotbo
at New Orleans will be handled irsa ri Vgd rapanr
and commissions. O' vi ofayags
For freight Or passage, apply on board ), fl.
dr"vier street. JOS. A ANIk FAITH s, III u
HITE 4 CABIN. BRI'rT0N MI bttff EE ssh
d1s LORD \ MoPgAKE, Agents
MERCHANTS INDEPENDENT PA6T i;;19,
Leaves on THURSDAY March !, nj ftSn n,a
4T gqgstatta and al va, 'sss ssss!s. r.,
err neg FANNIE sH'SfsEA TA IlFFet saradsfi steam
Green =. Shields. master; II, G. Tat,m elo,t.
will leave as above. Fer freight Or passage an.
JOHN JANNEY, III Common Il
DOUGLAS a W1NBURNl @ Nstehey Al
mia BROCkETT Il CARTER, 10 Maearinnss >. :,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08
CITY ITEMS.

T.r.r ACCIDENT. "A man by the name
of Albert Weders reported at the Flith
,,recjpct that a colored man named Ben
McBier, aged 40 years, was killed out on
the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas rail-
road by the falling Of tree.
BURGLARS. Sometime last night I'M
known thieves entered the grocery store
az Mr. Louis Fassell, corner OF Jhlrd
and Mapezine streets. by boring holes
through the bottom Of the PANEL. They
effected their entrance but were pre-
vented from stealing anything by being
frightened off by large dog that Mr..
Fassell had locked up in the store.
An attempt was also made to enter
the store Of Mr.. v. Boob, corner OF 81.
Mary and Camp streets, by the same
process but did not succeed.
DIED FROM BEn WOUNDS. Again the
curtain Of crime rises and the mutllated
body of Elizabeth Johnson Is shown ly1
inc on n couch in broken down shanty
I'm the rear Of an old building, No. 100
Gaieppie street. murdered 10y Frank
Washington, while laboring under Ut
Of jealousy. Coroner Chastant held n
post norton examination and returned
a verdict i'm accordance with the facts.
L.RcEsy.-Eliza Williams was ar
rested at the corner of Dryades ana
Perdido streets and locked up in the
Central Station, charged by j.. Williams
with the larceny Of I'D 81.
LARCENY. -Chas. Bagner was lodged
IN n n
sworn out by W. J. Danah. wherein he
Il charged with the larceny OF wearing
apparel valued ut $75.
ACCESSORY 10 ROBBERY. - Marie
Mitchell alias Caroline was arrested
Tuesday by Corporal Kelly. at the cor.
per OF Rampant and Calliope streets, and
lodged I'm the Third Precinct. charged.
from information received, with being
accessory to robbery OF one thousand
dollars, committed on the 9Th inst, at
No. lie Bienville street.
LARCENY. Ed. McManus was yester..
day run into the Fifth Lookup, charged
Nv Mrs. Pratt with lorceny.
LARCENY Keno Brown is the name OF
an individual who was arrested at the
jnstigation OF Pascal Sartan for the
larceny of lumber, and locked up in the
Third Oalaboose. :
LARoENY.-Dock Jones was grreste
Mt the corner of Poeyfarre and Foucht
street by Officer Brown, charged wit
the larceny OF two shoulders OF med
valued at 500. Dock was booked In IL
Second Precinct Station.
AN OLD VAe.-Lena Lawn Is one
those unfortunate women who bein
old In vice, yesterday attempted
shuttle Off this mortal coil by taking
overdose Of laudanum. She was q
rested by Doormad Dixon and lodgd
In the Seventh Precinct, charged wi
being drunk, disturbing the peace az
attempting TO commit suicide.
BuRaLARy.-S Some time during
Tuesday night and also Monday nigV
unknown thieves entered the store OF
Mr.. J. Kaufman, and succeeded I'M get
ting away with large amount OF wool
also one pair Of pants and one oyer
coat. A woman by the name or Eliza.
beth Davis was arrested by Mr.. kauf-
man for trying to sell him some OF the
wool that had been stolen from his own
store.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08
TUESDAY ]

TUESDAY EVENING. March 7. 1876.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 6soo
bales AT irregular prces the previous advance
bcing in most cases realized, but occasional
CONCESSIONS being made to effect sales. We
make slight revision Of our quotations In az
cortlance with the closing rates We give Also
the figures and report Of the Exchange as
below: a.a#
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08
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Arrivals "a, the New Basin.

TANGIPAHOA--Per steamer Gault-3
cribs timber order
BILOxI-Per schr Moneta-12oo bbls charcoal
master.
PASCAGOULA--Per sehr Maud-3s.Ooo feet
lumber order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08

We have no new feature 70 notice IN the money
market which continued dull today, VIII ths
on the Street, and tie rates Of commercial paper
easy. A moderate business was done IN GOLD az
in gold m New York foreign exchange also gave
way. and exhibited only a moderate movement
The offerings Of New York sight were limited.
and met only light demand at previous rates:
INT little animation was exhibited In stocks, and
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08

COVINGTON--Per steamer Maria--1t bales
cotton Warren, Atkinson &co-3 bbls peas New
man h Kent--e bxs eggs II Beer--2 do Cos
grove-I do coop poultry F Canhepe-sundries
to order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08
MAXINE NEWS.
N. O. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. March 3. 1876,
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship New York Quick, for New York
GA Whitney &co
Brit ship Prince Leopold, Cochrane, for LIVER
nool- Hall Il Vaughan
Brit shin Sally. Akin. for Lverpool-
DeWolf. Powell &eo
Fr bark Rhone Fleury, for Havre.
DeWoli Powell &eo
Nor bark Quelle Dedekam, Tor Bremen,
srhr Anna Kranz fervere. for Havre-
1850 Norton Bell
Brit schr Constance Briggs for util!a-
X Morgan &eo
schr Saml Il Fa',ens. Lyman, Tor Rnatan,
" s Oteri Il Bro