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ful present was received with rounds o.

full present was received with rounds OF
applause by the boys
Mr. Bertoli was about leaving the
room when Mr.. Sullivan recalled him,
who Informed him that the ceremonies
were not yet over, whereupon Mr.. Sui
Ivan, in neat and appropriate ad-
dress, presented Mr.. Bertoli with an
elegant gold medal on behalf Of the
company The medal was the handi-
work Of Mr.. j. G. Myers; the design was
d heavy wreath of gold leaves surround
ing % crimson base, against which was
leaning a ladder bearing solid gold
fireman, fully equipped; surrounding
the whole wasa beautiful scroll bearing
III, inscription. True Merit and
WORTH" while ut the base Of the medal
glittered like a dew drop q single dia-
mond. The occasion was q pleasant
one, and will long be remembered by
the recipients on both sides.
Professionals nj Werk.
Some time during Tuesday night some
unknown thieves attempted to enter the
leather store Of Antoine Braun, No. SS5
Tchoupitouas street, by boring thirteen
holes In the panels OF the door, and
had removed oil the fastenings with the
exception of bolt in the upper portion
Of the door, when they were frightened
off by the approach Of Officer Walden.
Dangerous and suspicious.
james Sullivan, recorded as a profess
sional thief, was arrested yesterday on
Franklin street. between Customhouse
and Benville streets. and locked up in
the Fourth Precinct Station, charged
with being u dangerous and suspicious
character. and contemplating q breach
Of the peace.
Thos. Finnegan was pulled into the
Central Station, charged with being Il
bird Of the same feather.
Fire.
Yesterday small fire broke out in
house No. 2i5 Rocheblave street. but
the flames were extinguished by the
neighbors with slight damage.
Another Fire.
About o'clock yesterday morning a
fire, that is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary, broke out in an
unoccupied two story frame house on
Dryades street, between st. Andrew
and St. Mary. The flames were sup
pressed, with q damage to the kitchen
Of about S75.
Henry Jackson was limboed in the
Second Precinct charged with the lar
ceny of some wood.
Broke His Leg.
About . o'clock Wednesday night
Jerry Dryer, q youth twelve years OF
age, while playing on a pile Of lumber,
on St. Charles street, near ITALIA, acct
IDENTIFY fell and broke his leg. He was
conveyed to his residence, in the vicni-
ty. where he received medical attention.
Careless Use of Fire Arins.
Harriet Rogers accidentally shot her
self through the hand, at her domicile,
corner of Bienville and Franklin streets,
while carelessly handling q revolver.
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THE COUR7S.
superior District Court.
Hon. Jacob Hawkins, Judge.


State Of Louisiana ex rel. James Long
street VS.. George b. Johnson, Auditor,
ct ais Mandamus made peremptory,
ordering the Auditor to warrant to the
relator for $4,000 for salary as Levee
Commissioner.
Mrs. de st. Romes VS. Citizens Bank.
Petitioner says that her agent, on the
23d of April. 1862, drew check for
$l257 So which was paid by said de-
PENDANT bank in Confederate Treasury
notes; that she disapproved Of the act Of
her agent, who was not authorized to
accept said Treasury notes. Petitioner
now asks judgment for said amount
with interest thereon.
superior Criminal Court.
Hon. Hiram r. Steele, Judge.
Continued Indefinitely: State VS..
Charles de Armas.-Charged with per-
jury.
State vs.. John yalcour. Charged with
robbery.
State vs. Peter Brown Charged with
stabbing, etc.
First District Court.
Hon. L. Abel, Judge.
Sentenced: Joseph Stevens, guilty of
petty larceny.-One day in the Parish
Prison.
James Cunningham, alias Malloy,
guilty Of petty larceny. One day in the
Parish Prison
Daniel Bray, guilty Of petty larceny
Ten days in the Parish Prison.
Informations filed: Georges Gaines
charged with assault and battery.
John w. Mcclure, alias Ward, alias
Howard, charged, first, with assault by
willfully shooting at, etc, and, second,
with assault with intent to commit muir
der.
Nolle pros: VIM. Martin, charged
with assault and battery.
Fourth District Court.
Hon. B. l.. Lynch, Judge.
Achille Tardie vs. Chs. Raymond.
Suit dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Widow =. Macias VS.. DR.. .. Anfoux.
Case submitted and taken under adj
visement.
Fifth District Court.
Hon. T.. North Cullom, Judge.
Mrs. Josephine Pinaud, administra-
trix, VS.. VIM. Zadick. for
plaintiff on note for $3.50 ~. Reasons
for judgment filed.
Judgments by default: Z. J. Hart &
Co. VS.. w. J. Kelly. Merrick, Race q
Foster VS.. Jean Berthin, ct al. Douglas
West vs. Atlas Insurance Company.
sixth District Court.
Present, Hon. A. Saucier, Judge.
A. Rochereau & Co. VS.. T. Huppen-
bauer.-Default set aside.
Henry Volter VS.. Mrs. Augusta Frank,
his wfe.-Default confirmed, and judg-
ment rendered decreeing separation
from bed and board
Courthouse Notes.
In the First District Court venire of
one hundred jurors has been issued, re-
turnable next Monday.
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Exports.

NEW YORK--Per steamship Hudson--272G
bales cotton $50 bbls oil s7G SKIS oil cake 300 bdls
hides 50 bales moss 81 pkgS mdse.
KEY WEST--Per steamship Margaret 1906
bbls -four bbls whiskyG bbls rosl n 100 SKIS corn
80 SKIS oats 225 ties grease II ties hams 80 bales
moss 100 pkgs sundries.
CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship Margaret-32o
bbls -four Dbl sugar 7 cks bacon $50 SKIS corn
SKIS oats al pkgs sundres.
TAMPA BAY-Per schr Geo W Dill--200 bbls
-four rs Inf do $50 SKIS corn 10 SKIS salt So SKIS oats
IC SKIS coffee cks bacon Is bales hay 283 pkgs
sundries
BREMEN---Per ship Hampton Court--3202
bales cot on 2l0O pes slaves.
AMSTERDAM-Per ship w Chapman-32i2
bales cotton $500 pcs staves pcs pine lumber.
ROUEN-Per bark Eio5-636 bales cotton 10187
SKIS 3JBO slaves
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RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED Rfvpu
FORMATION COMPANY Sr,ffnM,TkAs.
Mary Louise, Texas' ''alEiK
II. Il. Bfyarly Iotng II
COL A. p. aouns. VI, / Itshs
La Belle pall,, uuo 'al.
ces~. FOR .SHREVEpG'lxT, H'aal
A.s.slsx..ssasst son, Upper Red n;,as. 1EkfEk
%12Ask Coi'shatta, Grand iaar... nihdeA
dria and all way and plantation lsn nIIs, Ale1ap
ing New Orleans us follows s--i4Ms,
Leaves WEDNE 'DAY. April 4 -.
For Shreveport and Jefreraane n.
&. H. nurfee, W. L. BourdmassVn
. For Shreveport.
Leaves SATURDAY, Aprila 90.
Marie Louise, II. J. Brinker nd . y.
Returning leaves Shreveport Trrun.r''
fridays ~ ssd
SATURDAY US boats going ttrough 80,
NO Wharfboat charges will h. usad ~ se!efses
Consigned 10 tbe company at tie u.nab lieelfhl
forwarding sreights consirnedto,,,.
at New Orleans will b handled lra, y 'ggnnpaht
and commissions. aFa7Ass
For freight or passage, ai,ply oo ,.a..a
boats, or ut the Office of liz eia,, s,'iu " as
Grayier street. JOS A. AIKEHp pt...a.Sso ~
uyrr cAp1tu pan,.,h Y. JOICl. Agsn,
40 - I" IN i''iin; PHI ~ b EILEH
NV LINN HCfEAFF Aysrs.
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extent, and rates lower. on account Of
the large offerings. Premium bonds
quoted at 37i 37ac, new currency sevens
- q sic, old do. 36 q 3Gic, gold bonds
drainage series 3sl q SOC, do. admin
istration series) 379 d SIZE, and State
bonds 65a 6Gic.
Sales-13 shares Canal Bank at 500
per share, % shares Gerinania Bank at
$1l5 80 per share; 16 shares Mechanics
and Traders at $l2 80 per share $780,
Premium bonds ut 3Gl 37sc, $4,000
gold bonds, A. S.. ut 37ic, $4,000 city
scrip ut ~, $4,000 do at 43c, $1,000 half
paid city coupons.at 431, $4,000 Old Con
solidated, July 1876 coupons, at 30 Ole,
10000 Jackson Railroad First Mortgage
bond at SIC, and $1,000 do at s6ic.
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left day behind the Howard, passed
Vicksburg within fourteen hours Of her,
and went by here in q big hurry yester-
day morning about six hours after the
boat she is trying to catch. The Alton
isn't fooling any. time away on the
present up trip. She didn't stop here
nor anywhere else longer than she was
obliged to.
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CITY ITEMS.
A Pleasant Reunion.

The quarterly meeting of Pelican
Hook and Ladder No. took place on
Tuesday evening last, upon which occa-
sion Mr.. Q. E. Sullivan, the foreman.
and Mr.. Leon Bertoli, the President
gave to the company magnificentIy
executed photograph and frame OF the
truck as she appeared on the 4th of
March. This truck was the manufac-
ture OF Mr.. Jos. Schwartz. This beauti-
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STEAMBOATS,
vICKSBURc.
SATURDAY VJCKsBrTRG IrNtr,

SATURDAY V!CKSBURG UNITpn -
MAIL PACKET. ~ SIATh
Leaves every SATURDAY at.n
- For VICKSBUkG. DAvfs,lA
IEsss. I'll Natchez and all interma.aSS BISn
ings-The passenger pse S',s's lsadd.
- Nabchez,
+. =. feathers. master. JIM.
connecting at vicksburg with theI Use Use eert
for. Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Sunacssat1so III.
and with Anchor Line for Memphis n. rissfs'
st. Louis. D"s' Cairo ~
For relS JOIN Fl 9 9hSSs9 spp II On
or to HITE &CARLGN. Telouuait9aal s.trea
mas "pit0naW
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ST. LOUIS AM CArao

FOR III. LOUIS. cAttso gry
.sra pbis ard benis--i Ia id .,' nah.
BISMARCK,
'no' sp"s' h1 HTFnat,,v y Powell. csrt
~. q. YAEGE R,
J. @. Van Hook, master. N ro.,.. II.
Leaves on SATURDAY. April s. al ~ q ~ ss'A
Through bills Of laJing via Cairo and H..
to all points North and TEST. s D''~'a
-. J. Z. WOODS 4 10
dI9t. l04 Common str..s
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BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA, 49, VA "
49, Hermitage. Port a dad way RI
ings-The United States mail sens
packet Gov. Allen, p.oun ~
I'm place of W. s. Pike J. ]. Bp12}nnAT. ~
Leaves every MONDAY and ffsiDA
H III FL 4 "a RI. ACTS, Tchoup
d2s SIN A. G. GODDlN. y
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oPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAs
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDA;It..aa a ~ 0n
IsSSsas> For WASHlNGIqnss,, m "
kkkszssk Barry. Churchyllie, SShImneph
Big Bend Landing. Old River, and a ~, lSssp6
diate points-The light-dra passenger
= n.,,,,. ..ou.o o'' "A p. schnidx ~
For freight or passage apply on board lr;,a1Isss
HITE Il CABIN, Tchoup ~ GIsiS
Through bills lading TO ba'ou' dplt
and BCPuf -
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River, N ews.


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMooaAT.
Thursday Morning. April g. 1876.
the undersigned, In assuming charge Of the
Eiyer Department Of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
spec. ally solcits from his steamboat friends
continuance Of the patronage go LITERALLY ex-
tended during his connection with the New Or
leans Oresceh and Enlletin.
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
N B.--Any COMMUNICATIONS relating to steam
boat matters left mt the DEMOCRAT office, No. n
Camp street will meet with prompt niten-
ton from the river reporter.
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION SIGNAL SERVICE u .S.A.
New Orleans, April &. 1876.
Daily report Of the stage Of water. with changes
in the twenty four hours ending at 3 y. IN.
Above low water. Rise Fall.
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LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-L.0lWEb -
DAILY PACKET: .nsr
lss@un.- n The No. freight s,sAA
AN o. Canton. " Jr,,sq Is6
sS,ssaseslszss Leaves the Lower SSangn,dayIs'
Landing EVERY EVENING except y nndings,
the Besair Plantation and way iaEaPPY f0p
o'clock. Returning to the city I'1
NOON, except Mondays. -, hoard, q
For freight engagements Apply oa str'e
11otf NJ O. UbNOHUE- ~ -
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LOUISVILLE.

r. FOR LOUISVILLE. Evaya
.khs..sts5 vile. Henderson. Cairo. MemsEs
and nil Intermediate points 1y IN
passenger steamer -
II. u. LEE,
J. W. Cannon. master. John n. Mossop e.,.
Will leave WEDNESDAY,. 18th. ats :, d ~
For freight or passage apply Cd board ofso
JN0, JAhNEY. III Common strsa
Hi1E& CABIN, JehoupitoulasA
ADAMS q WORK. sCommercja Pin
DOUGLAS & WINBURN, IS Nsichea 4
nnS
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GRAND ECONE,

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. mbp.m. !.
f%s-,.'' FOR GRAND ECOEE, MONT.
.f.s .st.sErt gomery. Alexandria, kornas
,sssG-r Wares, Barbins' and all sss nj.
ings intermediate on the gississi,pi anI III
Rlvers-The steamer
New Bart Eaia,
X. Silnott. master. Geo. q. biaBIiItyn All .
For freight or passa ~ APPLY on board, ofic
ADAMS 4 K0kk,
de1a sm No. a1ammarfis PA3
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Imports.

Per schr Chicftain-1o500 cocoapus bags
spongcs hides 1000 eoneh shells.
BONACCA-Per schr Excelsior--19 900 cocoa
nuts $1,000 punches bananas $4,000 pantains LA
pineapples.
Port ANTONIO-Per schr Hannah Conner
1900 lunches bananas 10000 cocoanuts 1900
oranges 100 plantains.
UTILLA-Pcr sehr Lady Woodbury--170o
punches bananas 18, 900 planlains 5000 cocoanuts
2OyO oranges bbls lines bbls slladdocks.
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MAXINE NEWS.
N 0. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. April 6. 1875.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship. Margaret Baker. for Key West via
Cedar Keys l X Roberts
Steamship Hudson. eager. for New York
Moulton
Brit ship Ham ton Court. Volk. for Bremen
Lowell Il Bailey
Ship d W Chapman, Turkey. for Amsterdam
A X Miller &cO
Aust bark EiOs, Cosulich, for Rouen-
Ocean, Zerega &co
Schr Geo w Dill. Walker. for Tampa Bay
Master
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Leayes every TUESDAY,.

Leaves every TU ESDAY a.s.
Ec~ FOR VfCKSBIfano n.
ksssysssAest Davis's Bend ma ana .asafCHp
landings-The stea,,ll. uetmNiirs
Katie,
Tin place Of H. h. Leel
Vim. Campbell, master.
leaves as above. connecting nj NJ ". ~
Parisot's Line for all points on yaraAspafk NV
or, Deer Crock and Tallalatchje o'e' snAHas
ADAMS i woRx
Ia, HiTE 4 CARl1s
d2i JNO. JANNRY NJ.
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Commercial.



Wednesday Evening. April s. 1876.
lNoTE.-All quotations are based on round lot
sales from first hands unless otherwise stated
In filing small orders higher prices are
charged.
Daily Receipts 81 Produce.
The receipts to-day are of fair extent.
Flour 1919, pork S39; bacon, casks, 1856.
tierces. 81, boxes, %; hams, tierces, 50 ;
bulk meats. lbs, 10000 lard, tierces,
112; beef, bbls. o; whisky, bbls, 10;
corn meal, $50; corn, sacks, G043; oats,
52Gs bran, Is sugar. bhds, 1872; molas-
SEES. bbls, 70, rice, 1872; tobacco, hhds,
4A; cotton seed, sacks, All; cheese,
boxes, 100: onions. 30.
Cotton.
The movement continues sluggish,
though there Is more steadiness visible
i'm the better qualities. The business to-
day was confined to 2iOO bales, the mar
kct closing irregular at decline Of &c
on the medium grades.
At the close the Cotton Exchange
nuDfpI
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UPPER COAST.

NEW ORLEANS AND BATON koeo'
PACKET. "a M n
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at
SATURDAY at S .. M;
tZllxacozASf-
sL~ St, John, -, ek
F. Bergeron. master, J. =. i n 2 rTa,aN eyd
leaves as a o,ve, coming dowm shs
MONDAY and FRIDAY in dayllgItsc ord orr
For freight or passage apply on vGonsi 4
ap4 +. O. MELANCON. !" ---->
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BGuF RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY. April 9. at = p = n
FOR POINT JEFFEEEoUJS n
ls4sht.S all landings on Bgui n's' 4
STELLA BLOCK, -
0. 3. Crooks, master, GaDe p ~ ss,,sSbsq
Will leave as above, positively. foi A'
pA's H affflE & G g Tchoupito..l'n;sss
p S.-Will pay particular attention 7" :"
ness on Black River. -
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BAYOU DIES GLAIzEs.

FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.
INDEPENDENT PACKET.
~ - FOREVEI.GREEN.CO COTTON l0Rf
LeikT junction, Moreauville. Biz BsaA
q 5imms port and all intemediatslEa
ngs-The light-draught passenger steamer
FRANK WILLIAM,
Lew Rice. master. II, u. Joffnoa, sIHk
For freight or passage apply on board Mio
HlTE IL CABIN. Aetnts
feb 17tf No. Tchoupitoulss strs
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Monetary.

OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday Evening. April 8. 1876.
The demand for discounts at the banks
is Of moderate extent. In the open
market there is but little business in Sc
curities and loans. The money market is
easy. We quote: Exceptional paper
as per cent; AL paper a 10 per cent :;
second grade DO. -: Al mortgage notes
9 q 10 per cent, and second grade do
a.
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WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
Tho New Orleans WEEKLY DEMOCRAT is a
handsome
EIGHT PAGE-FORTY-EEC COLUMN
NEWSPAPER,
Printed in clear type. and is filed with
Editorials and Selected Articles
upon all the topics OF the day. 1t contains the
news from all portions of the world. up TO tho
hour of going to press. Its Washington specials
and general intelligence being especially full
and reliable. 1t contains full Commercial. Ma
rine and River news and reports. prepared by
experienced and competent editors and re-
porters. Its
will be found valuable and interesting to farmers
and planters.
As A FAMILY PAPER
It has no superior in the South-its Literary De-
partment embracing poetry. romance. religion.
sentiment and humor.
THE MISSION OF THE DEMOCRAT
Is the redemption Of Louisiana from the thral
dom of Radicalism and the restoration in it's
borders of honest Government-the supremacy
of the
Civilization of the Nineteenth Century.
1T Is A
SOUTHERN PAPER
In every sense of the word. and its aim will be
to represent Southern views. feelings and opn-
IONS
Its already extensive and still rapidly increas-
ing circulation in Louisiana, Texas Mississippi
Alabama and Arkansas renders it. without ques-
ton,
First.Class Advertising Medium,
and as such we commend it to the public
Terms Of Weekly Democrat:
On advance.l
One Copy, one year. % W
Ten Copies one year. one P. o.. IS 90
Twenty Copies. one year. oneP. o.. As 90
Fifty Copies. one year. one P. o.. 100 90
WIN. WOELPER 4 CO.,
n~o~.sa<nps
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FOB BAYOU DE GLAZE

~ FOR EVERGREEN. CQTIM
ER Bent J s%msport h sss q il, Z
mediate landings - The light-drat Da8enga
steamer trenton,
Tin place Of steamer Garry Oweag
M. NJ. Douffour, master. A. T. 1rousdaes aen
will leave as above. For freight Of paeR
apply on board. or to r,,u, !,
fe8 If BfllIus hkfAsN
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BAYOU MACON AND rExsAk

MACON AND TENSAS.
Leaves THURSDAY. April s, M ~ @s.v
FOR FLOYD, DELHI HA9A X
LakaR4 Crockett Point, Cui-On. aa 49,. .
1siik4sazfab landings on Black, Macon ana ~
kvers-1he steamer
w. j. Poitevent, 81.
Joe Walker, master, Sam Dioek ~. I,
will leave as above positively. For lfc~s
passage apply on board, or TO ..,..s
H11E Il CABIN. 8 TchouplloelH..m..
LORD q MCPEAkE. 49, sss
Will remain in the trade permanently. ~
--------------------- :, u
TENsAs, BAYOU MACON AND UPRks ~
SAS PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY. April i q, nm
~ FOR FLOYD. DELnl 81. svs a
l@AetS Bayou, Warsaw. and all ian aq III Il
= Bayou Macon. Tensas az .s s
rivers-The new, light draft and fne y
steamer WILLIE,
ln place of the kapides.! -.
J. B. Sullivan. master; \. hopOi Insssss =
will leave as above. For freight Or pads's'
LORD h McPEAKE, 46 Camp su ~ I
BRITTON n EPPLEk. 1o6 C0 a9sl FL
mh23 ADAMS & WOKK. . Comm Commerce. -
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BTU StGHInSHip JHTnHIcHn. WInUFT, TfOIIl LIVe
pool, via West Indian Ports. TO PIN. Forwoo
EcO-4th dis.
STEAMBOATS,.
Bismarck. Spape. from st Louis.
Frank Pargoud. White. from Greenville.
Thompson Dean. Miller. from Cairo.
Josephine, Cozzens. from Upper Coast
Wawenock. Taylor. from Lower Coast.
Oriole Carrick. from Lower Coast.
Henry Tete. Aucoin. from Thbodaux.
JF Frazer. Canton from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from st James.
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New Orleans Clearing House.

Gold opened in New York at 1923, and
closed at 1928. Here it opened at 1131@
113i, and after fair business closed
at l13l@113a. Sales 900 at 1134M113i.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange.
The market ruled easy and irregular
throughout the day, and only limited
business was transacted. Bank sterling
-@55O, and 545k g5464 for bill Of lading
and clear bills. Sales ego, 7OO-e12O0
bank $50, $4,000 do. at $50 and els. 500
bill of lading and clear at 545t@547.
Bank francs -, and 4.633 for COM
mercial
The banks are checking at an per
cent premium, and commercial sight
quoted at par a 1872 per cent pre-
MUM. Sales $4,000 bank, bankers
and commercial at par 1-32 per cent
premium.
city and state Securities.
The business transacted was Of fair
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MemOrand
HAVANA. April 3. 1876
To L A Yorke
The steamship c w Lord arrived to-day.
Sails for New Orleans about Wednesday or
Thursday.
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ST LOUIS-Per steamer Bismarek-297 bales
cotton 10 hhds tobacco 1893 bbls -four 6D43 SKIS
corn 1924 SKIS oats 2i3 cks bacon Is bSs do $50 bbs
meal 225 bbls pork III ties lard Is ties hams.
GREENVILLE-Per steamer Frank Pargoud
1907 bales cottor $50 SKIS cotton seed.
CAIRO-Per steamer Thompson Dean 1928
bales cotton 212 ks cotton seed 100 SKIS cotton seed
meal 1894 axis oats 1853 hhls tobacco G13 bbls pork
456 bbls -four
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Josephne--
sundrfes to order.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wawenock-20
hhds sugar rs bbls rice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer OrIole--sun-
dries to order.
THIBODAUX--Per steamer Henry Tete-33
hhds sugar ~ bbls moIasses ia SKIS rough rice.
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer + Frazer---
sundres to order.
ST JAMES-Per steamer Mary Ida-1o hhds
sugar 30i SKIS rough rice.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-06

By Railroad.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R
IL bales cotton 68 hhds sugar 10 bbls molasSes
50 SKIS rough rice 523 bxs beef 361 head cattle.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Is bales cotton and sundries.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
r R April 5-4I9 bales cotton % hhds tobacco
13l pkgs mdse and sundres to order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-06
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION. SIGNAL SERVICE U.S.A.

il the twenty -four hours ending at y. IN.
Above low water Rise. Fall
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-06
ARKANSAS.
fort Smith Herald. April /

Good news reaches US from all points
sonth Of "a that the peach crop Is not
all gone that many trees are putting
out afresh and that we will yet have a
fair peach crop and full apple crop in
places. -
The Jaclxsonport Democrat says
Great approximations are felt by this
community that the biggest water ever
known in these parts is almost upon us.
The heavy fall OF snow OF last Sunday
night, and the continuous rains OF
Thursday and Friday upon it, presage
very high water"
Similar reports reach us from all
points on the Mississippi river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-31
F4NCY GOODS.
EALL GOODS.


We have just opened our stock OF New Goods
for tho fall season, selected in New York, Phil
aiepLia and Baltimore at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies Merno Vests
Children's
Ladies' Merino Skirts.
Ladies Balmoral Skirts.
Hoop Skirts and Bustles. new styles.
Glove. fitting Corsets, 81 =.
Sanitary Abdominal Corset, S2 80, and large
variety ul other styles.
Solid color Hosiery for ladies and children.
Coral Jewelry 3ats, Ear Drops Pins, Crosses,
Necklaces, SC.
Gents Merno Shirts, Suspcadors. Collars,
Cuha, Tics, &c.
Childrens hand knit Jackets.
100 packs CT Pins at Sc paper.
20 sets Collars and Cuffs, Zoe.
100 pairs Linen Cuha, Zoe.
SEQ Collars, &c.
And full line of Fancy 0ood= and Notions.
At FERGUSON & BROS,
oct 10 9b King street.