davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-29

Onn r,Ip sugar; two e5gs-hcat wlito ucpnratc-
ly; tIur cltp Atnir; twu tcnspouns t,aking.pnw-
der; onc-t.aff rup water. II wifi mnkc t!sco
layers; small plc-tius.
Centre for ,cnlon cake: Grated tlnh md juicd Of
dtto lemon; ono cup snRar; ONO tablespoon water;
ono teaspoon -four; ono ogs. IIoil until Il forms
curtas,I, and spread hotwcrn layers.
Centre fur coc1Anni cake: Whftca Of twn eggs;
ono teaspoon vinegar; ono tenspoon exttnet nnlon;
ono cup sugar. Sir It'll white, md spread on cake
a. Trusting, and sprinkle cocoant on all layers but
tho top ono.
Lemon pic: Some one nskcd for lemon. Jlc recipe.
and Eend tho following, which think will always
Rlro satsfactton: uratcd rIn and }nicu Of one and
thrro ugg4; two tablespoons flour; twn. .lhisn cup
walut. Mako q cHstarii Of this, md spread on 70
tho crust, which ,s tu 1,o bnkci by Itsult. Then
lhEco tahIespoous of aNgnr, an1 brown in the oven.
It essential 10 bako t1a cFus4 rst, 10 That wiit
not bu Clainmy. J.P,W.
, 1876-07-29
Ovarian / '[ulIlvl'
Of ten years. growth cured by
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.

1h0yo had nm Ovarlnn Tumor In tho OvatteS
anu NowCls for Ten Ycnrs.
Am ANaoH, Dec y, 1a73.-Dk. KApwAy: Thai
ot4uts may be benefited mak0 thtt stAtoInuuts
avs had "a ussrtan Tuuur II tAu orhrits and bow.
paeo without any hcnrat: 1t wAa growing II such
ptdlsy that l could net hava lived much longer,
friend OF mine induced ms 70 Try ttaiwaYs Keadie.
had nat much faith IN than,. but NnAy, after much
deliberAtt0n. 1Tted them. '0''
Ra5chas. " bottle. Of Tho l.esoysnt two boxes et
wtouf sny 1pps'Eea; nenens deesn9ed e pe!ss
Ut the Relief and Two boxes OF Tho Pls Before they
Wtfu Eonc ,iat Loaf lwonty. i've pDunA.
c9ntaucd " uAc the A1elttlhc aHii was sutr that
VIA entirely cured. turk tls nlelclnD about nSa
noGfha ed AurlnE that ltno 1ost fpFty dyt pouats
To- " f2ak three dozen bott!ss ot ths ltesoYent at
lael perfectly well, and heart i full Of gratitude
to God for thl4 help IN NY deep atuctlon Tu yuu, a
and your wonderful msactnt, feel deeply tAdvblsl.
and uy prayer 10 that 1t may be d much u bIgs4ut
isl4nel} MIts. f. c. nlDBlES.
persaa .95 whom rsSas,,sa yaa to tead mvlelas L
of xth N1 exception pf what was seat 10 hst y
you nay aay thas hss statement u CORRECT XIthoas
Dsug9is mi Chemist, AM Afbuf. SIich.
This nav cerufy that Mrs.. lbhlna, who makes shs
4dpe certificate, aaa hsx been fof axny year, veil
known 70 W md the facts iharra atate4 undoabt
NIX sna @ @nndsaIanly " o1a who knows Ar
islEasd1 " DENJ: p; COCKER.
A1Hi 4; EoSh
, 1876-07-29

To ne Edifur af The Tribune.
BELvlpEns. ILL.,, july e7.-I have been very
much Interested III tho lloMu Department Ut
your paper, Having been housukecper for
several ycuEs and always trying to make myself
as Ncar pusfect III tle art VI possible, II has
pleused me mucl. to ruad what your correspondents
say. and try solns Ut their recipes, which havc
fund worry good.
! Will seud ~ rec!po tos lemon pie that think
tho hest, anl hayu tred many. PIuco una cup of
waller and oDe ot white sugar on tho ssfive; whcn
It bulls, thfekcn with two apouua Of corn starrh;
take fEou, thu ro aud sttr IN the yo'ks of two tgs,
crust aud baka; wAea uear,y dune aprral thv tup
with ths. whites hulteR to u still froth. and two
Bpuuns Of sugar
be,.s; 4 Stfy patIngM M thar ssts Mas:'e, LIZ. eau @ no
Stir In aQur to mike t!lr thickness VI common vtf
two.luart 6asin t"o hours mud 'Mlf. Eat With .
sugar; twut ab!cspuuns Of cofA.statch; TWO spop4s
It IL 0ut uf tho incest fruit 'paddiass eve. nlade:
Nils. r,
LEMON AND COcO.ANU'r CAKES.
10 The {dfsvr " The 1Fitu.s.
CHICAGO, July a5.-I use this reApc for lem
OH cotoanut, Jelly, a,ii oranse cakes. 1t Is TX
vcllent, sAonyh notr!sh, a,llss a!wayaa SUCCESS:
, 1876-07-29

uec, and nhsta,n from the nse uf, that kind. ~
reporting The reenltH to the writer fAFor VIII lo
conferred. Positive relief cannot be absolutely PROM
might prevent relief. although thetc wAa Ahsti:
nence from sugat. For instance, u the patient
was Ia the habit of nsfnK strawberries ant cream.
improvement could bo hoped for BY abstinence
from sugar. l.. lt1SStTER.
, 1876-07-29
THE OTHER SIDE.


10 As Editor NJ IAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, July N.-Your Saturdays supple.
ment contained letter on tho subject of polls
oneti sugars from r., which contains 50 littlo
truth TINT T. should not bo allowed to 60 unarl-
swercd.
We have not space To discuss tho many errors
In The article, but will call attention 70 the main
points, beginning With description Of The ra,l-
ntr In which sugars and slrupb aro made
There arc several varieties of sugnr, the only
ones OF which arc Of interest to us being cano
sugar and grape sugar, or glucose. canc sugar
Ia obtained from the jules Of tho sngar-cane by
proccsscs which, though comparatively simple,
require too much space to DO described hcrc.
Tho Juice from tho sugar -cane contains vcgcta"
bic acid which haa tho property Of converting tho
cane sugar (which Ia crJstallisablG) into form
which ID ancryatalliznblc. This uncrJstatlizable
variety IL tho substance commonly known ~ mo-
lksses or 1trup, or ttoaclo. II tho acid Wete al
lowed to remnin in the juice while 1t fs being
heated, largo quantity Of tho eano sngar would
be converted into strip, and consequently source
Of loss to the manufacturers This acid, therefore, a
separated from tho jniee as eoon ~ possible. and
the csystalllzab3o variety common snRatl y BY
various processes separated from tho uncfysfaHza'
II Sow, ~ tho fsct TINT cauc sugar Is rcry cxpenstve
has ici to IT. sdu!tafatton with cheaper Kind
cnrin9 10 Tho following pr0ccas: 4 mixture Of
caused eau Cd to poii In . vestel Of soine sort tuado
usun}Iy Of iron, and sometimes lined With tin.
Into tits strenm OF q hot mixture of starch and
wator ia allowed to dow grndually, and the whole
rrrtntttcd to boil for half an hour. At Tho end Of
this t]mo tbp starch will he found TO bc trans
formed Into q sweet substance, to which has been
rivrn The nnn,e grapo augar. Tile su!phurlc acid
viii be found unchanged, mud, Of course, must bo
rntnoycl, In orlur TO accomplish th1s common
chn|k 10 added 10 tho mixture, which las tina prop.
crty AZ Whiting With ttfa acid to form. Gypsum,
nisstor Of Paris OF eulphnte of 1Inc. This {syp.
sum- il insoiablo In wator. and Will collect on Tie
Is I Contained The next stcp IN ise process g tle
sennration Of The sugar from tic wntcr In which 1t
in t!asolyed Thts ii done by tue process OF eynp-
nrntfon.
Nnw. before the sulphur!c oc!d has been ncu-
trnfzcd It will Jesoyo rerB ANAL quantity Of tho
Containing vessel and tho substance tins formed
snnu b. Injurious to tho hta1th. THIS will depend,
hn,Scycr upon tho natHrs uf the substance. IL The
vcssel be lined With tn tho substanco formed will
he eutp1ste or tin, which, In large gnaAfss Is In
inrInns 10 the health, Uut 1t Ii never present IN
snf1icient tuaut!ty to prove detrimental. II the
Sesael used bo made Of iron, tho abssance formed
viii he sulphato Of iron, which Is perfectly harm
iess in many times tho quantity found in sugsFa
in thn latter anotcd by It,, It Ia stated that hy.
drnchiorjc il sonctncs used instead Of sulplIurfc
ncsG which il auto true; but thu author probably
forpot to add that sulphurlc acid bung vety mucn
, 1876-07-29
AfEND1NG GLASSWARE.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-I know many who are
rca.ly to rise up and Gull sou blcsscd," md
give thanks for tho Homo Department. It Is
growing In interest, and will be tho means Of &C.
completing much good. VIII somo ono tell me
tho best cemont for mcndtng glasswarof Also q
for noKt saturday 10 come, ~ the lettnrA on
"What Shall We Do with Our Children " have
peculiar interest for m ANXIOUS MOTHER
, 1876-07-29
THIRD AND LAST.


UH1ox MILLS, Ind, July 2d.-In looking
over the Household column Of your paper, I SEQ
Henrietta asks for q recipe for lemon pic be-
tween two cr1sts. I send mine, which you
can publish II you choose: Lemon pic: -Four
lcmons; 2 cups Of rasIns; Of sugar; Of
n0laAAea: 2 eggs; cup Of water: . tablespoons OF
mnas right MANILA.
, 1876-07-29
TIE SAME.
70 fhs htlifoF OF The Tribune.

10 the Editor of Tbs Tribune.
Cn1cAuo, July 7-Wtnnio g., hayo trtctl
tho following rccipo fot lemon pEo and think It
cxtra nicc: Quo lemon; l cup water; cup
brown sugar; . tabicspoonfuls flour; 8
eggs; Q tablespooniuls white sugar; grato
tho rind from tho lemon; squeeze out tho
juice, and cllop up tho balance very lnc; put
all togothcr; add tho water, brown sugar, and
nonr, working the mass into paste. Beat tho
eggs. and mix with tho paste, saving the whites OF
.w1 of tltom. Make two pfcs, baking without ton
crust Whils these arc baking. beat tho white Of
tilo eggs fatel for tho rnrposo 70 q froth, and
stir In the Whto srgnr. Wien tho pies arc done.
6prcad this fronting evenly over them, anu set
again In tue oven to brown slightly.
EHlntcrTH.
, 1876-07-29

TU the Editor qf TAs Tribune.
Leipzig, July B.-ln your tssuu ul June 10,
"knowicdye" wants tu knnw what IL lu Will
her ruu UNITS. Fur leur 1.o utr has told her, let
me say villa. Id with niue. IT. s.. Cloud,
, 1876-07-29

sclfno then heat Into It thc lemon Ice. md eetyt It
In champagne uAaaca. II slhn1tl he A< rn,oOt hrsl
white, NJ n thick cFon!o, and Will 10 fn!sn, to lo
most lcIrclalic. CuNAt,
, 1876-07-29
FEW Err and AGUE,

Tsxss pna Afnc cured io. fty scnt Thero is not
aEHe and u other !naarIuua hiilos scarlet fypi,oi
yGii9M and other fcyt4 Saidcd hy ltadwaya fils1 y
Sold by Druggists. ' ~ 'S'@'
, 1876-07-29

thu nycra you put them Iii. u,.d cuyer ull with
aaa II: IT, suse4s i e Mass S:s
BpauHfuls Ut augar. al st!r wclls Lastly, iii tLp
pitcher ncarly iall Ut pounded iSc. pour ii, tusa
enss scen to be thoroughly nl1od. In puuring il
onl put slices Of each Kind Of fruit in ivory gob.t
ln!i3bo through stT4w, BY all nlc:1i's
and W many llalons Int1 u pitcher. A44 two tan.
hisrs Ut water, and Aweetcn u tasto. Then put IN
ataay Gats iarsa s III II "nS sssiy os 'Si H.
dclra}. STIR uil VOL nnA pnur out.
ctARHr pUNeH.-aifcu two lsmons and cover
il stand TN u!inutu.. roaF uycf hall I rint u
!cc-wateE; stir hard for wholu Minute, aliI t,lun
pour H. u uottlu Of c!aEot wInu. Fill satl. sla,s
halt full Of powdered leo bcfosc pouring !n tho
leEp ryscn,-1ako 4 small piece Of yautlta, the
,au,' II siaaoa sp s!S'ss twS cttSns s
several hours Ia = hot syrup Ut suyar and water,
and thtGa e.gtAzsea Ut rum auu tbs sAn.u OF
Irauay, aad this lu!cs of two lenlous, leu aud
- ms adl two moro recipes for punch ~ A.
ling conclusion - t4lA i.t of plsa.at drinks The
its ID Eus.k work. and It VIII IL Mpw to tenps ,nast
%s IT,. + i. IT, s Mss
dniught thAt can bD tuaustnud. tho ''nectar that
Jupiter slipped" could hardly have cqualea it.
sesk sa ssd aa q s5 swo
orangss a,4 Two lenuns, and large cup ot strong
nssE sIsar NV tAe.S IT, R!sa
Of braudy. a. uany Of run, and boatls Of cham.
pagps:. Put pounded leo iii lhu KIasscs a. you
Mos4N rusclt-reel twelve len,ons, cut III half,
mud sgYeu4s tls juice from thum !uto i dish. Hub
ths selluw peel VI ewa W sugar aad Ald to taa
uuko nlea len,onalv, then put + Into q freezer
untt frecze il ~ yua would uh tce. V4cn tuka the
whites u st1 new. .luia Eggs aud beat them to s,a
nirup, Anu ulix into H. wh!o h1i over the trt tho
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ViUxsBUn0.

SATURDAY vICKSBURG UNITED Stairs
NAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at SPIN.
, , ~. = sF0r Vickshurg, Daytyss Bend.
lGsHk1 Natches a. all iptermediste landinYe-,
The passenger steamer
NatcheZ,
T. p Leathers MASTER F. Muse clerk
connecting 1t Vicksburg with the Paris0t Line for
YasO0, Tallahatcbie and Sunfower rivers, and win
Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and St. Louis
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNEY, lit Common 81
Or to HITE & CARLIN, 3 Tch0npitoulas 80
Freight taken and through bills Of ading signed to
Taulah and stations east of Tallulah the vicbs-
burg, Shz evepOrt and Texas Railroad, via Delta bv
w. B. RROCKETT, Agent 81 Magazine 81.
s14 6m
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By kalireads.

NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND OHIOAC y
% order-34s Richardson May. .23l Walden Haw-
kins kco-2l5 Pritcpard. Bickham &co-14o Chaffs,
Hamilton Powell-l3l Meyer, Weis eco ;ll6 d
= & II Allen GEO.. iOl Pritcbard Bickham &co-.-e7
Psyne Kennedy &co-5l S Gumbel-45 Jno Phelt s
akco-i4 Jn0 T Hardie Co.'s HowcOtt 4 G0rdln..
~ Stewart Bros &co.ss Harris go -Ss i L Al
Cos Bussey &co-l3 j Wolfe Geo 10 Temple
S Coons Aco-2 Warren Atkinson &co. ~ %, men n
derson-12 TOrian e. Dancy.. II Blakem0re &co-lo
Brltton Moore Il Coleman. g Beadles, Wood eco
8 Craig & Hogan. L Walmsley eco Alab ina
Pressl6 Il Allison &com5J HarTson u 3coGo
Ravlins 4 Murren. 3 Meg hee, Snowden Violet
i Allen, w est &co..1 Clapp Bros &co ! Wet
more Ben Gerson Total s4o aaes !. cos'G WAGNER
$50 sacks oats Chas Pleasants-2 sacks collars d
Hsusell-lot furniture to r NJ B Mont emery l
r Titman q boxes eggs Miller g. Meyer-5O D, Is OF
hiRhwines H Karstendiek-32O SACKS prah fruo-
hOmme e. NewtOn-l Car lumber Y ohVer. = IN" y, .
shoulders Schwabacher Hirsch-2 boxes LUMBER
, Brown-5 pkgs mdseJ Bastian-25 do Clark
50 boxes cheese Geo Glover Geo. $50 Geo w lat
1000 do E DelBondo- 10 bbs wine ii y onrot,
Barklage-2 cases hardware Straton g. Mayer
pals tobacco Waterman AGO. IS pkgs hardware e.
deras IS bdls sheet iron Haller-6 bags feathers
Mo(;racken g. Brewster-3O bbs whisky Hugaud-
1 case ear henware A Peiser II organ Werlen 1
hid tobacco ~ ng machines Temple Coous &co
hid tobacco Torian q Dancy-l 40 Jno hlng eco
rs do Kirkpatrick Keifh-1o do kremelbf rSchaefer
Ncn-y3 DO Beadles Wood Geo. 100 boxes soap to
Flashpoller l. Nelson bbls onions Greve VIII
dermann-i box wheat bbls flour Clark Meader-
III lacks oa,s w II Matthews & Bro rs bbls high
Zines Commagere & Lambert-5U bbls onions to Bar.
honr Geo 10 boxes cheese Schmidt Ziegler-and
anndries to order
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
March 81 bale dome site to Peet. Yale Bowllng-2
40 W Letcbford Geo. IS pkgs tobacco Levl q ., Q
En- sacks peas and beans S Neigefs- g bale paper
Fitswilliam eco. Is do w Fisher-o 90 > Wis
- Lu6 zoos bdls paper d Moch-s de Pepin 4
nrouesard. % bdls bags s Bennett-11 sacks nee
49, .hoes ri " Newman Is pkgs sandries Mrs
yeh1--l box milse Aiken Z Watts bbIs Oh boxes
~ n Pezrv-l5o sacln peas Newman Kcnt-s hhas
fohocoo 90 D Haddee kcc-s Dc Jno nlnx Goo 49,
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FER Hayre The 3 L ! fast sailing iron
clipper French bark RHONE. FIeary, MASTER
il now loading for the above port and having
: larqe portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board viii have dispatch. For balance Of freight
apply to DEWOLF, POWELL 4 Co.
fai3 e ACaro.delet street
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heimer Rro-3 boxes mdse G Gehrlng-6 pkgs of
| frames Wagner-2 boxes mdse f McLean-s7 pkgs
mdse Thos Abell-5 bbls whisky Seilegson &co
| 100 boxes cheese C Lawrence Geo 40 bdis saddle
| trees A Baldwin Geo j box mdse Pierre &co-2 do
Schwartz-and sundIies to order-1otal, Is hhds Of
tobacco
| MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL:
| KOAD-March 2-3I hhds sugar to Bush g. Levert-
~ do Robert Hare 4 bale cotton Bussey &co-1O do
| LANCE Legendre-2 do Jno Adams &cO-4i do A
Iertron-7 do "a dry hides Beers hall bales
Odell & Wright-6 do Hermann & vignes-.3 dry
hides Rykoski-2 bbls or hides A A Carman-l6
bales moss Y Bernard. 3 half bales do LANCE g. Lee
gendre- 3 do Surle &cO-Total GA bales cotton 43
hhds sugar
Cargo per steamship Clinton from Indianola..
22 bales hides bale kips 81 bales co,ton A Whit
ney Eco 6 do Gnmbel-2 do Schmidt Zieger. ls
DO bbls pecans Francke e. Danneel-3!0 head cattle
| g Mehle &co-Tota rs bales cotton
From GalvestOn-27 bales cotton G Whitney eco
| ii W Sentell eco. 40 X Buckner & BrO-40 Kirk
patrick Keth-2 Jno Hardie &co-4 E Pilsbury
| 4 e H Wilson e. Mills Total. 125 bales Cotton
Cargo per steamship Mary, from Corpus Christi
and FutOn-14 bales skins Il bales hides 1919 bdls
hides l2l boxes canned eff 136 ties beef 100 bbs do
| AZ hbls beef hams Whitney &cO-3 bales SKINS +
Gneydan-37 bhds taow 100 bbls beef go half bbs do
eco
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
| March 30 hhds sugar to Lanaux & Sons
RECEIPTS At THE NEW BABiA.
Pearl river-Per steamer Major White-6o,oO0 feet
lumber to order
| Pearl river-Per schooner Bogue Homa-l5, 900
feet lumber 20. COO laths to w Adams
COvingtOn-Per schooner M PippO-2 bales of
cotton to Alcus, Scherck & Autey-6 bbls peas to
| Flash, Lewis &co-9 do Scherck g. Berkson-i6 bbls
molasses 10 bbls tar to order-450 bbs sand to J
Stewart
RECEIPTS At THE OLD BASIN.
Blind river-Fer schooner Lille Dunno cords
wood master
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FOR ME MpHIs AND BENDS.

FOR ME- MPHfS AND BENDS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
For the season of 1856.
Leaves FRIDAY. March TO- at PM
~ kor Memphis, Helena, Mouth OF
White River. Chicot Greenville vickv-
burg and the Bends-Tho splendid pas
scnger steamer
Thompson Dean,
w. B. Miller, master, Geo. Miltenberger clerk
Will leave above paying particular attention to
all way and plantation business. Shippers NAV rely
on the Dean remaining in the trade the entire season.
Through bills Of ladnR to all points the Ouachto
and Pine Bluff Railroad from Chicot City, and to all
points on White River as high as Jacksonport.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
G. G. WAYNE, LOG Gravier street.
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FOR HAvRE.

For Havre-The strictly A fast sailing
ttttxas French park FRANCE AND PLATA. Le-
9a 1872 queux. mas,er, is now loading and having a
portion Of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
For balance of freight apply to
DEWOLF, POWELL & Co,
mo - A Carondelet street.
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ATTAKAPAs AND ArCHAFALAYA,


FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
WALKER LYONSS TECHE LINE,
- - for simmsport, Churchvflle and
all landings on the Atchafalaya River,
Bayou Theme. Pattersonvlle, Contervile
Franklin, Clarendon, Jeanerette New Iberia Faussa
Point, st. Ma tinville and all landings on bayou
Teche-The light draught steamer
Geo. span gler,
Abe Smits master. Frank Greis clerk,
Leaves SATURDAY, March 4, at r. NJ,
AZ above, paying particular attentioA to I'll way
and p antation business. For freight or passage
apply on board or to HITE CARLIN. A gents,
mh3 TchOupitoulas street.
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BAYOUs MACON AND TENsAs.'


REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, March 4, at p. M.
~ For Floyd, Delhi. Wa, Jaw, CrOckel
l@t1nR Point Cutoff ana all landings on Black,
Macon and Tensas rivers-The steamer
Willie,
lin place Of the Rapides)
J. B. Sullivan, master, j. L. Robbins clerk,
will leave above positively For freight or pas.
sage apply On board, or to
LORD McPEAKE, 46 Camp street.
ADAMS WORK, 9 Commercial Place.
viii remain in the trade permanently. FL
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BLACK AND BEUF RIVER.
REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKE1.
Leaves on FRIDAY, March 3. at 81. NJ.
r. = For Point Jefferson, Giral d, Alto,
l@22R Red Mouth, Gum Point and all landings
on BGuf and Black rivers-The steamer
Era No. 10
Tom L. Taylor. MASTER j. p MOhr, clerk
will leave above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to LORD & MCPEAKE
F27 46 Camp street.
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INDEPENDENT BAYOU DIES GLAIZES BOAT
Leaves every SATURDAY at P. NJ.
41&tt Fer Evergreon, Cotton Port
Junction, Moreauville, Big Bend, Simms
port and all intermediate landingsThe htdraugh
passenger steamer
Frank willard,
Lew Rice, master, T. NJ Joffri0n clerk
will leave as above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
HITE & CARLIN, Agents,
Tch0upit0ulas st, eet.
Commences February 10th. FIT
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Passengers.

List Of passengers per steamship City of Merida
from Mexican Ports
Fl Ives Ely L ID Stanford E y Bradley, FL
Van DeveDter. w Nelson and wife. T Lazumteiui Z
Adams, w w Eastman, Jno Martin. S Kugg' es,
w Grfing. Kautz, Mesbncher, JAS Mowatt,
Miss Mary Mowatt, A Well Snigero. Cantadon
wife and four children. Caancha. G Neji L V
Muraton. Chas Kaufer. Mrs Gutiunz child and
want, Aischman. Miss Upper.
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HO FOR THE JETTIES!
GRAND
EXCURSION TRIP.
~ = The Now. Fine and Very Fast
Low pressure passenger steamer
MARTHA,
W. S. Basset, master,
THIS DAY at 10 lock promptly. for Port Eads max
ing all passenger landings the Lower Coast Will
make the greater part Of the in daylight and will
give fine V ew OF the Jetty works.
Satisfactory terms can be made for the round trip.
For further information apply on board. mh3
STEAMSHIPS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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NEW YORK
MORGAN LINE STEAMSHIPS
./Te The following Al iron steamships
BRAsHEAR. GEO. W. ELDER.
NEW YORK, LONE STAR,
ALGIERS.
The iron steamship
New York,
will leave New Orleans
On WEDNESDAY. March 8, - NJ.
Insurance by this line, n.
Freight for the above pc received at the depot
of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad, foot Of
Lafayette street. daily until p N.
For freight apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY & CO.. Agents.
mil If Corner Natchez and Magazine streets
YhA UHvM w. ELL Linz.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on THURSDAY. M rch g. at A. NJ.
.etMSsA This line 10 composed Of TIE following
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Geo. A. Dearborn. commander.
VIII leave hsr wharf, fooS OF Toulouse street.
INSURANCE ON CARGO BY THIS LINE
THREEQUARTERS PER CENT.
~ this line and through bills Of adias sives sol
the same.
Tor freight or passage spply to
ALFRED KOULTON,
0ll-Yl IL u Carthdeet street
BOSTON.
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FOR BOSTON.
WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
S14e The splendid ne" Al iron Steamship
Lancaster,
1888 tOns,)
Chas. E. Mills commander,
will sail as above from her wharf, opposite jackson
Square.
WIN. CREEvY, Agent
emh3 40 Carondelet, corner Union street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-03

OPELOUsAs.
INDEPENDENT OPELOUSAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
r. For Washington. Port Barry.
kESsS9kkaS Atchafalaya, Simmsport, Big Bend Lend.
ing, Old River and all intermediate
points-The light draught passenger st amer
F. Probst, master. j B. Schmidt clerk,
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March 8. at p NJ.
For fiegh1 oi passage apply On board or to
HI1E & CARtIN, 3 Tchoupiuoolas st.
Through bills OF lading to Bayou Beuf and Des
Glaizes dis
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March s. at P. NJ.
4R L. For Warrington. Pert Earre,
ilS1 Simmsport, Churchvile all landings on
the Coast, Atohsfaavs River AND Bayou
Courtableau-The new and ight-Iraught passenger
steamer
Connects At smmsport with steamer 'GIn NSE for
Bayou des Glaizes giving through bills lading For
freight or pa Usage apply on board or to
O10 If BRITTON Il EPPLER. 1O6 Common at.
Through bills of lading to Bayou Beuf.
REGULAR OPELOUSAs PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, March T. 1t r. M.
,@ Fer Washington, Port Barre,
Simmsport, Churchville, and all inter.
mediate landings on the Coast Atcha-
falaya River and Bayou charlottesville new and
ightdraught passenger steamer
Tensas,
1n place of the TIenton)
W. Burton MASTER Capt. Eug Quatrevaux clerk
All freight for bayou des 6lalzes will be landed ~
Smmsport or Big Bend Lam. ing.
s26 If j. NJ. BOWLING IS Decatur street.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-03
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TAMPA VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per schooner Geo
w Dlll-4 bales cotton to order. .l6 do 200 hides
skins Sc bbs rosu 25 bbls tar bbs turpentine Post
T. Hobby. Total. 80 bales cotton
MEXICAN PORTS. Per steamship City of Meri.
d. 1888 bales coffee Smith Bros &cO-92 do NJ PUG a.
CO. 10 do AvendanO BrOs-54 bbls honey % ok 70. of
mdse M WitherspOOn-5 bales yst 9 j Fernandez
T. Son. 3 boxes beans Muartore-2 do Mrs Won III
richs-2 boxes marble Gordon g. Gomila-! pkgs OF
mdse Camerden