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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

Inc procession will form in line at the positlop
Indicated at II o. IN. precisely The head Of ths
procession VIII move up Camp to Prytanja mn
prytanla to First. up First 10 Magazine, down
Magazine to Race or Robin, up Race or Robin 10
Annunciation. down Annunciation to Calliope
uown CaIltopc 70 Magazine, down Magazine 10
Julla. down Julia to ~. Charles down st. Charles
to Canal. across Canal to Chartres, down Chm
tres to Esplannde, to Levee down Levee to Man.
sdeville, up Vaudeville to Casacalyo I'M Casa
calvo to Esplanade mp Esplanade TO Royal. up
Royal to Canal. where the procession will be dr.
missed. , III -.
The Chief Engineer and Assistants will be stn.
Toned at the Fountain. corner Of Camp and Ga.
nal streets. the companies arrive upon the
ground they VIII promptly report. through their
Mafshals, TO the Assistant Engineers. who viii
ln9lcAte their position A. soon az the Assist.
an Engipeers have formed their respective d.
VISIONS. they VIII report 10 the Chief Engineer
which being done. the Chief and Assistants wifi
report IN a body to the Grand Marshal. Il
The formation being complete, the Chief En-.
all the bells connected with the Fire Alarm Tele.
graph, as signal that tho procession has
moved.
companies are notified to be punctually on tho
ground. as the procession viii positively move
At eleven O'Clock. sf
Wheneyer q break occurs in the procession
the Marshal OF the company ut the point where
the break has taken place will at once colninuni.
cato the fae4 TO the Marshal preceding him. who
In like manner will pass on the intelligencet0
the Grand Marshal. As soon rs the line IL agnin
closed, the fact will be at once dispatched In the
same manner to the head Of the procession.
The Aids 10 the Grand Marshal win report to
him promptly ut 10 q. M. ut tho corner Of Canal
and TciiOupit0ulas Streets. sfH
IT. The event that the weather prevents the pro-
eession from taking place. i will be indicated BY
fifteen taps on the Fire Alarm bells repeated
three times. The procession vii! then stand
postponed.
Whenever the procession Is halted along the
line of march. the companies are requested 10
avoid the railroad track as much as possible. 50
as not interrupt the running Of the ears.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

.PoiThTioN COMPANY sfEAMEbs. w.
~ Mary Louise. Texas.
G &, nix a + kodus, W :'. R sayIa;.a.
- ss''. FoHsHrBSv WIZ EPo lSE'. JaEsttpEa
- Couslaita. Grand Ecore. Aiexan.
s dria n. en- Sli way ara plansaton
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. March I. at 8 b. m. .
La Belle. M. N. Wood. master,
Leaves on WE'D NESb1Y. Mgyeh !. a. . ., m.
Col. =. =. Kouns Mart Kouns. master.
I..a1 d, ,E2E yefIsrspn. -ato1 ef
Ss" ~ Lee. Noah s %a nastsr 2 M
Leaves on sATTU1RDAY, March 4. ut B D. m.
q. n. Darfce, WI. boardnisn 4 muster.
Lcaves on wEpNEsDXY. Mercl, |. at b. III. 2
Belle Rowland, Geo. w. Re8. master.
For Bayou Pierre and CAne River. 'rf
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. March Il ut n IN.
CARRIE A. Thorn, Chas Thorn. master. . Is,
Returning leaves Shreveport TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS. Il IiHiT : n Z
SATURDAYS boats going through to JOfr0rtOn
NO wllarfboAt charges will be made on freight
e,,onsiened 70 the company at the mouth OF Red
Forwarding freights consigned TO the company
vt New Orleans will BIO handled free Of drayae<
and commissions. - =
For freight or passage. apply on board of the
boats, or ut the Office Ut tho company. No. III
ar"v0r street. JOS A A WIN " J9yd haE's xssnt
HITE 4 Cabin, RRITTQN = EPPi .ER, =
do LORD Il MCPEAKE. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

Logan, Csrpester, west. Dcla"o, Conk-
Hing, and the President Himself.

LOg0W, C0fpe0ter, WcSss We1RUV, NOuHs
Hing, ana the President Himself.
The New York Tribune seems to be OF
the opinion that the undetectcd portion
Of the whisky ring Is larger and stronger
than the detected portion, and that the
"unconyicted thieves" are making a
desperate effort to save their brethren
in trouble. Bluford Wilson. the active
and indefatiEable lieutenant Of Bristow,
is the special object Of their enmity at
present, and they intend to have him
rom wed il they can, because he has
learned their habits, and II he were out
Of the way, no one could be found to fill
his place. Tho Tribune says; 4a57
That is why, the, uncpnyicted thieves clamor
for his removal. They hold high places IN Il!i.
npia. Wisconsin, Louisiana, Ohio. or New York
Linked together IN this attack are friends Of
Logan apd |Oatpenter. West Delalio, and Conk-
ling. and even friends Of the President All the
thieves and al their tools and allies are lighting
with desperation Every man who has had part
in this great robbery, every man who has aided
II for personal or party reasons. IL haunted every
night by dreams q States prison so long as Blu
TO get rid Of him is the imperative necessity
for the thieves and their political allies. They
know thut his removal would arrest the investi..
CATION. II not forever. et least for months until
apiracy. During that interval many would ca
cape through Inadequate prosecution. They
know all this, and the President knows II. Yet
tho President. y In stated has agreed e. romoye
the SOLICITOR Major Wilson has done his duty
faithfully and is TO be punished for It. III. has
obeynd the directions OF the Secretary, and for
30 doing lie must be dismissed. tf
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
IVY THE FATAL CARD. It
A Tragic story Of Early Times on the Mis-.
sissippi.


Some years ago the Mississippi river was ia.
nous for Its fioatng palaces, as the large steam.
e ,rs plying between New Orleans and the ports
above were were, called o Now the railroads have
left the field TO the freight boats. whose accom-
modations for passengers are by no means pala-
tihi The former class OF steamers were IN many
RESPECTS delightful. but they never ceased to be
the objects Of dread to timid people. for II tho
racing. which on that stream was reduced to a
system. did not result In the loss of the boat
there was sure to be one or more encounters be-
tween the more lawless portion OF the travellers.
IN which pistol bullets would fly rather too thick
for the, comfort Of steady going people. Tho
cause for such disturbances was generally a
quarrel over the gambling table. The regala-
tons OF the boats usually required that all such
amusements should be conducted In a room pro-
vided for that purpose in the officers cabin sit
uated on the hurricane deck. but the sporting
gentlemen were by no means careful TO observe
thisrule. and the gaming was mostly carried on
at the dining table. In the main saloon on the
steamer. to the annoyance of two-thrds on
board. Many professional gamblers used to
make these boats their home, travelling back and
and verdant enough 70 fall into their hands, So
well. indeed. WAS the system managed, that the
various members seemed to have their different
mon consent so that no one would tres.l
pass upon the donfstfn OF inc other. or
course these men Sere warm trends g hegfil-
too much afraid Of the gamblers t. cara to pro-
woke quarrel with them. for in those days it
nsS M sfr for r sn ea Ones nj amy my
most remarkable men of this class was named
Daniel stardiwpt = Frenehman. ths Son II ]
s Ssoe t aSSSs rss SeS 81 lad isisa
to the United States. Sturdiyant had haen
b sads cd soas q as y As
very. bad had taken to cards as a means to bet
ter them. His success in this Geld was SO great
that he was induced to continue it, until at the
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
by Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS AND MORII.ER

| NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
&co-2 Chaffe. Hamilton 4 Powell T 'ehmay
Abraham &co--3 Britton, Moore a. Coleman,
S Wo,N Wilkerson.-1 John Phelps &eo--s Meyer
Weis &co-5 ties hams g Merritt--50 do Dol.
bacon Cobb Mnxent---as do W II Mathews 4
Bro 2 tanks oil W 2 Converse jr-is heal c"tti =
g " Mittenbeck-6 do 8 head calves ss head h"es
H. hoberts-l engine Erie City Iron Works 81
SKIS peas peas A I Bennett &co--r-1 bale hides
crates sewing machines Brakeman &c o case
book r D Mcbonad--5 bales domestics ca ass,e
do 8 Boyd do w II Letchford &co~i G Jono
bert do Cox--7 hhds tobacco d Hadden
&eon ri DO kirkRatrlck Keith 81 pkgs sundries
rnielpsIeD hice Bros1Gi pkgs saddIery H
sundries Orders bbls whisky .Brugee-sl pkes
sundres + Ernest-ll5 bbls rosin order-48c 0ons
poultry and sundries to order-TOtal 81 hales
cotton II hhds tobacco. ''o'
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r r.
I bbis molasses 10 hhds sugar Hare-l2 do r
bales moss Herman & Vinnes-s do l. Reder Nnn
% do 7 Seyin-2do V II Bernard--is bbls mo.
lasses j Adams GeO-2O do Inf do hh,ls sn0ar
Briere Wogan-12 do Bush Il Levelt---7 do M.
Gehee., Snowdon 4 violett-7 do II Milliken--27
hhds sugar " E Leyerich-2 bales cotton t !
Gibert--6 A Tertrour---s MeGehee. Snowden 4
NIol 1T Bush Levert-6 Herman 4 Vignes-2
w, w n Mathews Y Bro do 80 dry hides Il Beer
bbs or do Dbl tallow Horter. Peterson \ Fen.
ner-7h cad cattle Servat-Total SS bales . ,ttnn
100 SKIS cotton seed 10 hhds sugar 10 Dbl molasses
s Inf do. L ''o'
Per steamship Whitney. from Galvcston--,as
bales cotton whitney &co- IL w Burbridge
&eo-5 Kirkpatrick & Keith-Total Gil bales cot
ton. ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
The way 70 ME HAPPY.

An emigration agent accosted an old
negro in Columbus the other day II
say, old man, don't you want to make
some money Z" Oats jest what I'm a
sarchin' roun' fer, boss. l hongry right
now" "Well, In Mississippi the plant
ers are paying mighty high prices for
good work hands, and II you Hole
Georgia niger. / done been out dar.
I'm good wuk hand, too. I wuk my
self out dar, an den l turn roun' an ;
wuk myself back agin, an right here
I'm gwine ter stay, CT de Lord spars me.
When l dies I wants. ter have belly
spang full o. bread an meat, an
wants ter be berried in seminary wi ar
I'm qutaihted wild de.folks. You ifeered
my horn !''-iSaUasassuh Netos. ~ y ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

" ASH 1NGTO " = Per sta,,,,o, a, Nt,,-rs. =,
,les cotton Heraud 4 9!iInrt''na Msua, wei
ga " Hmrbr;d"o xnn'a, Ai"S i9 I1.,r III I
Iriav1 40 Norwood Il RicharIs raas paynn Kan.
~ xc"r1S + 9YH bSnia IVA Rveh vn n Aen
hp GIofra son n yo SHsn -
BacIner & Bro-is Adams Ae e isI Rem.
NV. Cammask Ico-is n Flower %no-1i Clam
!.yoa G,%mn foi,n Noblc17 Tric,liandeTrilaap t
Hno 4 Gam moaR.I1 n 4 wstmdrntac mcnoboo
Snnwden 4 Vi"f,stl ManaHa Y.,,. mu ae,,n'
1,raiw / Hngsn.eea Hnr"s"ii I,,%or, ,ii9,
fnnse h Tc~andre, L H.rrcst - nrdaruss .ks
aced ctian EnrstalI T,inaviill "a ~ ,s sas
bhla cstarn boiio,n II Harsa Ls ntte, s. ss
y Aasn1 hdi E;ns ~ ca RSah a soe'
ID Hirsrb dar lo,'s - Luz rs, ness ~,
Il 49,. 81 ii s Ss'.Ie AZ N "
M eDns and eunHriea r. ~ .sz 70 !. y"
cotton AID aead cnttan mo- ats eatts 20, w, ~
hhds augnr o Hbis molaasaa 20 h.aI e.tt,a seou ~
TIiit;i5JA IiX@Par sfenmor ~ ffoisrn,oa.o Md
sugar Milliken-i1 10 bbl mmlaaaon Mcai t 4
Value sin j M walsh bales noas v II ners
nard-s pigs e@rs and a,nn.,r;os 70 ,,r,, Tni.,l
A. hI,ds a,,~ar fi,ls ,no"aaoa 'oo W oi"o' A"''
fUWEii "a iHT2 I"r s,c,,nar Martha, A ,,,a
rice Bush Gever ~ o.' Hspnlsn ~ G sa
colass do "a sks rough rce Jas payi,io q , DO
Pelican Mill-as do Of lila molaas.s, n,ab 3 r ~
yert~sundries IL orTor"Tatal 81 hhis !, "iaaaes
i7e bbis rc, fos al rnt,y riaa ~ "''7 ''"''eSes
fOWER ryA ST.pers stsa ,Yo oroo IN h.,os
moss crates cnbim1ps n aazentya arnG ~ w
order. ' ''' '' zoe W
M MApvtu fryftt,crr H.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

COLLAPSE OF CARLIsM-DoN CARLOS GIvEa
UP THE CoNTEsT-CARLlsT TROOPS SUR
RENDER AND KILL THEIR COMMANDER. t'A
The Carlist troops near Lecumberri
killed their commander, General Egari,
and solicited amnesty Official advices
announce that Generals Campos and
Rivera effected junction OF forces and
are marching In the direction Of Velate
to overtake remnants of the Oarlist army
and sweep the country UP to the French
frontier. All Guipuscoan battalions Of
Carlists have surrendered. General
Perula with five Navaresco battalions
was surrounded. i
La EspdnG announces new Spanish
Minister to China, who sails In a few
days; his first task will be to settle the
difficulties respecting shipment Of Chi
nese Coolies to Cuba. ,.-..
The Chamber of Deputies constituted
the bureau yesterday. Senior CASTELAR,
took the oath, but protested against the
Deputies being required to do 80. Prime
Minister Canavas del CASTILLO declared
the protest was out Of place, and his
speech was received with cheers. Gen.
Pavia subsequently referred to the coup
d'etat Of 1874. He said he was reluctant
ly compelled to resort thereto, and
would explain the necessity for the act
at n later day.
King Alfonso has arrived at Alsava.
He will visit some towns in the north
md review the troops and then return
to Madrid
Don Carlos was, on Saturday, in the
neighborhood Of Irun. It is stated that
he crossed the frontier into France dur
ing Saturday night, and then issued a
manifesto announcing that he generous
ly relinquished the struggle in order to
promote the happiness OF the Spanish
people. sth
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
vICKsBUR0.

Leaves every TUESDAY at SD. m.
GyF.- FOX vICKSBURG, NATCHEZ,
.k2sssSa6nf Davis's Bend and Intermediate
land ings-The steamer
Vim. Campbell. mbater, A. McVay. clerk
leaves AZ above. connecting at ycksburg with
Parisots Line for gll points on Yazoo. Sunfiow.
or. Deer Greek and TallahateIlie,, 81
ADAMS & WORK. .. {,
0t HITE h CARLIN
d2l f-4t JNO. JANNEY, Agents,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

PENSACOLA-Per steamer Iizzie--,, ho1,s
cotton Post Hobby-.-lot sash and doors ] +
Representatives to order
ANTE hlVER-Per steamer Alice--15o 600
shingles so cords wood Muncy & Marcv-,s NJ 90
eggs and sGndries to order ~ '"so
PEARl. hIVER-Per steamer Lolio 60 900 fee,
lumber 20 bbls tar order, ss'''' '0o'
TANGIPAHOA-Per steamer Jno c Gault-1s
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
Arrivals At the Old R..,,

BLIND RIVER---Per schr Pomme dor,
cords wood master 81
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER--Per scbr Tres uor.
mnnosal000 bbs charcoal IL cords wood mnster
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Mew-15 cords
wood master. - '"'u'
TCIIEFUNCTA RIvER-Per schr Mary Jane
-15 cords wood master ""'o
BAYOU LACOMBE--Per schr CamiIle--Ao
cords wood master. ~
BAYOU LACOMBE-Pers ctr Hattie NJ,
COVINGTON- steamer Marie--sundries
to order. iAo9
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET
e. FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA
Mouth Of White River. Chicot
:. Greenvillc. Vicksburg. Natches
steamers
Mary Bsll, iN53l
Y; =. Hicks. msster,. All. Gtissop. clerk.
TO. all way and plantation business. Through
bills OF ladn3 signed 10 a!l points on Chicot rail.
roads. "a BROCKETT a CARTER. Agents,
DIG ~ ~ N Ngazine street,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
f- DAILY PACKET -
Z ,f3S~nss 4 The No freight steamer
- U. Canton. Dr. Mastor.
!. Leaves the Lower Coast PactsA
isan6jug EVERY EVENING texcept SUNDAY for
ne ne Beiair Plantation and way landings, at 8
NOON, except Mondays, - --'' Ai' oA'1r
For freight epgagemeQts apply on board. or to
ust n. O. UNQHUE. 10 0rsyier street ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

To-day being q legal holiday tMard Gras) the
banks. Exchange and public Offices are closed
and nothing Of any moment was done in finan-
cial circles.
For reference we give yesterdays closing
quotations. Exceptional commercial paper
-es per cent per annum discount: Al do, ga
10; and second grade nominal First-class
mortgage paper rules 9a10 per cent per annum
second grade continued entirely nominal
Gold 113ss @f14S. against ia at New York
Silver American half dollars 1Oils@1o5 i and
Mexican dollars at %, gold
Bill Of lading and Al clear sterling bills at
booas5l, bank -ab5l aud bank counter rate
at -G554is. q = - ~ taBfA kIIE-f- "
nominal for bank. Nf
The bank checking rate on New York u Der
cent premium and commercial sight pur n
Nothing was reported in stocks, and nothing
to indicate any 1,;Otable variation in any de-
scription of securities.
state consols were still quoted at about 67de67h.
City premium issues 3lr34y fold), currency
sevens 39@a3S, tnewb do. s3I@3ta. and gold
bearing sevens, both administration and drains
age series "a LOGAN.
City scrip is still quoted mt 4li@f2 for August
to December. 1879, and July to December. 1874
time, and 4sa5o for June and part of May. 1874
METROPOLITAN Police warrants continue to
rule at 92@93 for 1928 and 1884 issues and en-
tirely nominal for 1862 and 1912.
state warrants are still held at 4e@4s for
1875. =. - :.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

The day was generally observed As a holiday.
\ Most OF the factors we're under engagements
their samples. Although the inquiry was con.
fined to four brokers' the business would have
k6op somewhat larger could they have found
the Kinds wanted. The tenor Of the Liyerpool
dispatches was discouraginE. The Cotton Ex-
change was closed, -s
The sales Of the past three days sum ND 1915
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
BATON ROUGE,

AND COAST SEMI. WEEKLY PACR IF ;" =
THE FINE SIDE WHEEL
~ IBERIA,
-, Allen JuMel, master. Chas Brusla Jerk.
~ M. and every SATURDAY, at o. M. -
Returning, will leave Baton Rouge every
THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS. -
For freight or passage apply on board. A
clerk will be found at the head Of Bienyflie
street every Tuesday and Friday, Ia X
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

Messrs. Talcott, Kalfers and Burnett
have purchased the Washington Tri-
Dune newspaper and will print an in
dependent Democratic journal.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

We have no room this morning for extracts
from our escIlanges and If we had we are in too
much haste to obey the order oil Comus to make
them.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

o,a rle department Of New Orleans -,
nose invited to assist In tho oe,ohra.,"' with
rhirty-ninth Anniversary, will assemble loa q The
Saturday, March 4, 1876.
In the following order.
~ c' hnr"ars St san Fire Co No. Of New rs,
dslic,n steam Engine Co No. / of Ai oG. :.
in,iLln9klyn Engine 90 No. 3 Of Algiaru iers'
~es sig Hook and Ladder CO. NJ .,
Miineburg Engine co. No. of New or,o.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Go. No. '1a US
-, rug "pove companies viii constitute tho NJ.
Division. which will form on The sop,b u, ,fs
Canal street, head resting on Camn s.ro eue o.
tending cast. under the supervision NJ aso,, "
Engineer NJ. RAY. A'''s'aat
.D.1| toNy
,Mississippi Steam Fire Company No
sig gna.1 steam Fire Company No. ..
Columbia Steam Engine Company NJ w.
!Dni5ana Hose Steam Engine Comnan,
Mechanics Steam Engine COMPANY NY:
Eagle steam Engine Company No. I. "
The above companies will constitute tbo @.
ond Division which will form on the sou,, s oss
OF Canal street. head resting on Canp stre.. ''e
tending west. under tho supervision Of Aas,s,es
Engineer FRANK HEBRON. ''''an'
Phoenix Steam Fire Company No.s
Hope Hook and Ladder Company M. \
Yreole Steam Engine Company No o
Louisiana Steam Engine COMPANY M m
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company M ~ ~
Perscyeranco Steam Engine COMPANY M =,
Philadelphia Steam Engine Company n" ~ a.
The above companies will constitute tho INT,
Division, which will form on the north ala Inv ~
Canal street. head resting on Chartres s,r.,
extending east. under the supervision Of Asslsa
ant Engineer +. sCHIEBERT. ''''''''
Jackson Steam Engine Company No. "a
Washington Steam Engine Compnnv NJ M
Pelican Hook and Ladder Companv M 81
orleans Steam Engine Company M. n
yeffprson Steam Engine Company Na' >,
Ullaltpette Steam Engine Company M. =;
Crescent Steam Engine Company No. "a.
The abeve companies viii consdtu,, q.
Fourth Division, which will form on ia ~. .s
side OF Canal street. head resting on Cha..'
street extending west, under the superyisIon 81
Assistant Engineer F. SCHNEIDER
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

n-e.~ FOR ST, LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM.
phis and Bends-The fine steamer
JOmN1A. sCUDDER, a)i 30
A. J, Carter, MASTER l g. ". Dix clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March 1. alta b. m. :
~" GLENCOE, -
r. s. Calhoun, Muster, John r .Mc(-ord clerk
Through bills OF lading via Cairo and BeInon
to wi points North and West Ilsdf +
J. b. WOODS h CO.,
d29t -e t'.H 1Ot Common street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
BAYOU SARA.

IA. FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERT, 90
Hermitage. Port Hudson, Baton
;nos-,Tha h2 mlg Plaauemine and way land
packet Gov. Allen, "o0A''
UP place OF W. 3: Pke.) ]. J. Brown. master.
y, A NV every MONDAY and FRIDAY. at b.
HlTE & CARLIN. Agts., 8 Tchoupitoulas #.
dEt 3Tn A. @. GODDIN so Naoazfne
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
GRAND EOORE.


REGULAR GRAND ECOHE PACKET.
Leaves "wednesday March 1, at D. m.
IT, - The steamer t FIl} Z.
John b. Maule. ia
,Jno. Helm, master: Ed Outlaw, clcrk:
viii leave as pboye, taking freight for ali wa,
landings and Cane river. ave
DisOCKETT Il GARTER, 80 Magazine /,
...ffF. JNO. JANNEY. Agent. :
ieIeH a..3t HN& Et III Common street
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Marci1 at ., m.
IT, - FOR GRAND EtSORE. MONT.
t5S9l7ta gomery, Alexandria. Normans. Bar
bins. Wares Landing and ali land.
ings on Red Riyer-1he passenger steamer
Leslie Tfy1fori 90 r..t.. /,
For freight or pas s:,g apply on hoard. or =
HITE IL CARLIN
BRITTON * EPPLER M
felbtf LORD h MCPEAKE. Agents
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at5p. m,
,yffss.- FOR GRAND ECORE. MONT.
I6188ReeA1f1nk gomery. Alexandria, Norman's
Wares. Barbns and MI way land.
lngs lptsrmediate on tho Mississippi and Rcd
Riyer5@Ths steamer =" y"
49, iSvf New bart Able,
IL. ,Sinnott. master. Goo. 6. Hamilton. clerk
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
~ ADAMS n WORK.
oei9 enl No. q nmmerci,u Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. %. 1876.
Z COTTON-The only sales reported to-day
were $50 bales. $780, 100 and 2OO) ut prices
requiring no change in our quotations. ~
1ar AMERICAN STANDARD OF CI.AssIrICArroN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
BAYOU DIES GLAIzEs.

FOR BAYOU DIES GLAtZES.
INDEPENDENT PACKET f0si ?
Leaves every SATURDAY. at .. m. Commence
ing SATURDAY. February ~ 4
~ - FOR COTTONPOnT
L@iba&ttE Junction. Moreauvile, Big Bend,
Sflpmsport and all intermediate land
ngs-The light-drauGht passenger steamer.
FRANK WILLARD,
Low Rice master. +. N. Jofrrion clerk
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
t HlTE d CAKLIN. Agents, %
feb TIT r.4 No. 3Tchoupitoulas stree.
FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE
Leaves or WEDNESDAY. March 1, at .. m.
r. FOR EVERGREEN. COTTON
,k.StS port. Junction. Moreauville. Big
Bend, Sln,nspUrt and all inter-
mediate landings - The light draft passenger
steamer Trenton, aI.l : :
- I'm place Of steamer Garry Owen)
M. NJ. Douffour, master, A. p. Trousdale, clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply ON board. or TO
fesu BRITTON X EPPLER.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01
UPPER COAST.


NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFOURCHE
PACKET. :" -
Leaves every WEDNESDAY Mt ~ H., and
SATURDAY at 8 .. m
The passenger packet
:. st. John,
r. Bergeron. master, J. O. Bergeron, clerk
leaves as l; o,ye, coming down tho Coast every
MONDAY and FRIDAY In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board. or 10
d21 3m i. q. MELANCON. 30 Cont ST.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST, BATON ROU0EAND
IOBDEIL'S STORE PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY. at 2. M, and FRIDAY
5f at 10 a. M. vi
- - Tho passenger steamer
- b. L. Hodge,
j.. =. McElroy, master, W. Greathouse. Jr clerk
Returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY,
EVENINGS. For freight or passage apply Of,
board or to Il. 0. MEI.ANCON, 30 Cont st.
Freight rates Same as other boats In the trada.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-01

OFFICE N. 0. DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening. Feb. 20. 1875. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.