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DIED

GIFFNEY-on Tuesday. December S. 1875. at s3,A.
h., Belle Topping sged thirty.three years, wife Of
"a. r. Gifney.
MAGNoE-on Monday. December 4, 1876. Mrs
Elizabeth Il. Robinson, wife of James F. Magnon, aged
thirty one years and seven months.
NOoNAN-on Wednesday, December g. 1876. at q
quarter to o'clock Mrs. Ellen NoonAn. aged sixtysx
years. nstfve of the County Tpperary ireland, and
resident of this city for the last years.
KEENAN-on Wednesday, Deoem mber g.. 1876. at A.
NJ, Mary Keenan,, aged seventy five years, q native OF
Dunleer, County Louth ireland, and resident OF this
city for tho last twenty-eight years.
GoRMAN-on Friday, December l. 1876 at 1880
G M.s Ellen Emia9ns55ty German: aged si1sy.sysaa
OF the late James German, and resident Of this city
for the past thirty years.
JOHNSON-On Thursday, December Z, 1876. at IL A.
M Patrick johnson, native of Belfast Ireland. aged
thrty.six yearD and resident Of this city for over
twenty years.
KANE-On Wednesday, December g. 1876. at 1880 \.
D. Patrtck Kane, native of Kilruah. County Glare,
eland, aged sixty three years. and reBident OF New
Orleans for the past twenty Ave years.
OsULL!vAN-On Thursday evening. December 7,
s76 at O'Clock, M OSulivan, aged slItyeIght years
! swo months and twenty.seven days native OF XII.
perc, County Kerry. ireland; and resident Of this
fity for the past thirtyhve years.
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LADY GERTRUDE DOUGLAS.
One Vol, Crown svo. Cloth, 50 so.
"ItsA book to bo remembered, recurred 10. Aais
cherished" London Tablet. M
1T belongs Lady GeoreiauA Fullertou'a soheef.
bat exhibits We think promise of doing better ShaA
that accomplished writer has been able to achieve"
London Academy.
Written throughout with an interest far NJ ere ia-
tense and living than that OF ordinary novels From
beginning to end the story is thoroughly interesting
London Spectator. e
~ ~ould be diaioult to hnd interesting stos
to meet with one in which the characters mere
power filly delineated. Court Journal N
"TLis story is written with brightness aad humer
well as tender pAthos."-LonSon Post.
"a most entralllng story."-London Wsssiy Rssasw.
e work to be ranked among those Of the hieAssA
class of Catholic literature II would be dIeult co.
praise too highly work of such intense interest -"
Boston Pilet
"There Is . certain originality which smAeks o.
genius. Take 1T all in all, Linked Lives. OF its kind
10 the ablest work Of fiction Of the day."-NsS YerAs
Tablet
come under observation In some tlme.-0s1ASeis
Mirror.
" It 10 book ith we'll plot. interesting
oharaoters and numer vivid and striking ecoaeo
from real life. We recommend 1t thoroaGblys
good pure in tone and elevsting in its inAuence."N
Publishers Weekly.
We have been ceighted, edited and instructed b.
this work no author has opened a vein In the
mines of litsrA tuIe "-Cahholie Telegraph.
This 10 ordinary work, and cannot DO measured +
by any comparison with the weak average Of Bghe
literature of this dAy."-Irish Citizen.
1T Ia work which can be read with profit by any
while At the time II has In the fullest senss
that interest which the OF the
tional must have in the books they perure"-Wsss 4
Home Journal gs
Tho STORY, which is thoroughly interesting 10 tolA
in . simple unaffected way, and s evident'y the weRk
OF akiful and piiahed writer" Catholic VIsi,eTs
"We know NO work Of fiction in Catholic ntsraturo
that compare with Linked Ps,is6uses
Catholic.
ut many day since We have met with such bOoAE
It simple story OF everyday lfe bat the authoR ha
invested It with beauty rarely met with In works. %
fiction ."-SoUGAsrn OSoss.
For sale by all booksellers mailed free reoslpt
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PUBLlsBEgA, III
au6 Iy5p Hew York. Cincinnati and g. Loa4s.
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BARGAINS IN PERFECT GOODS.

Havf2g large stock ON hand, and trade beni
light. have REDUCED THE PRICES OF all goods IL
order to sales Attention is called to the following
Special Bargains:
SILKS.
Black SILKS from from s5l s7sG; mp mp.
Black. white ond Colored sATINs at 81.
f9s TSfSS SGrf sfLT 1 SILK
DRESS GOODS.
Choice Dark cALIcoEs ats
Plaid and Figured DELA1SEs. at 1Oo.
TYCOON REPS for Dressipg GoSns. st l2Ao.
BRoCADs sIIas ALpAGAs, in new shades at at soc goo
G CAMEL'S HAIR SUTTINCS, at l5c.
Heavy Wool PLAIDS, at 15c.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Domet and .ker FL ANNELS at 15c
10 Cotton SH <ET IFti. at Isc
A. Bic lohed COTToNs, 7io.
44 Heavy Brown COTTONS, So
Heavy CANTON FLANNEL at 1rc.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Io.4 Heavg Bed BLANKETs. ates5a.
e HenyT aN96 GSossa red G,yHRLI1S s 3. lbs So
Lace CURTAINS low.
9 Linen DAMAsK from 500 up.
Damask NAPk!Ns, from 81 a. dozen up.
Linz sdnsn nk Hes1 9S ePSTiN& PSWSts stss e. sss
a INGRAM KPETLMG, at 4Oo.
White and Checked MATTINIS.
DRUGGETS. RUGS aud DOOR MATS.
SHAULS
Long and Square BRoCHE saAwLs at hslfprice.
Those buying CHRISTMAS PRESENTS should
avail themselves of this opportunity.
J. A. BRASELMAN.
5S6 and $685. MAGAZINE STREET. .5S6 and 5Ss
COvuer Andrew
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earnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
EEw oRLtAEs sUMbAY. DECEMBER 10, 1915

4 ERw oRLkAES SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1915
L.
The.London Tablets letter from Rome, Nov.
flth, says:
On Friday, November Sd. the Baron Baude,
the new Am eassador OF france at the HOLY
sent his credentials. The Ambassador was at
tended by the members of the French Legation
whom he presented to the Pope. Fron Mon
day TO Thursday this week the receptions at
the Vatican were suspended, owing to the
|laath of Cardinal Antouslli On Friday, the
lOth, afeer the funeral of Cardinal Antonell,'
she receptions at the Vatican were resumed.
"a good many strangers, including an Anglican
clergyman, were admitted to audience. IRE
Pope looked in his usual health and mace
ehort address in French to his visitors.
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOB REM
FOB Balls, CONcEBZs IND KALRS.

&c. Patriek's Hall, the LARGEsT;AE ETNEES
HALL IN THE CITY, viii bo rented. By tho RiGh
or longer, on reAsOnAbls terms, for CoNCE1B8
BALLS, LECTURES. FAIRS and ExHIB1IEO1B
Fer CHARITABLE GNTEBTAIK1KNTR, WttasUs
assinSsion Of creed, the Hall win b rented ~ HAEg
PRICE.
Apply 81
81. PATzxCE1 HAIz. sAvWGs RAslE
usnaFse ne. - CafF e
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WANTS-FOR RERTS-ETC.

TBToRMATIoN WANTED OF MRS CoEoAN-
i NON. maiden name Jane Burke daughter 81 Richard
County Galway. Ireland She came 70 New OrleanS-
about TWENTY-FIVE years ago, with one and four
dAu Rhtera Any information ooncsrning this lady wilt
thankfully received by Mr. John Collins, 90 POot
atrSst Third District Of this OcO fOE trans
n isBOn to inquiriBg relative. dol09t
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REQUIEM MASS :

On next Friday, the 18th inst at O'Clock there will
10 Solemn high Mass of Requiem in ST. Stephens
lhurch, for the repose of the soul of Mrs. MARY
RRICE The friends of the deceased will please her
honor and the benefit of attending this Mass on
sniversary of her death.
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A large asoortment of Wall Paper, Gold and Veive &
Borders, Window Shades, Corncos, Buh, Green aAa
White Hollands, Picture Cord Tassos, eto always en-
hand. Sample Books sent II reqursd ooI5 70 Iy5p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERN1AN BENEVOLENT AND MUrUALAID
Association-Bran No New Orleans Doc S, 1875.
At regular meeting of this Branch, held above
date, the following named gentlemen were elected to
serve as officers for The ensuing year, viz:
FRANCIS McELROY, Pr. .sident;
MARTIN DEvAEEY, Vice President;
j. n HESLIN. Recording Secretary;
II. f. BRENNAN, Financial Secretary
JOHN MCNAMARA, Treasurer;
ANDREW FOX. Marshal;
MI tHAEL KIRWIN, Sergeant-at- Arms;
JNo. PENDERG AST, Chm Finance Com'tee;
b. WARD. Chairman Relief Committee;
THOS. GAFFNEY Chm Investigating Corn'ree.
Delegates to Central Board
NJ S. PENDERGAST, n. r. BRENNAN,
j. II. HESLIN.
de1O1t JOHN b. HEsL1N, REQ. Secretary.
HALL OF BRANCH NO. s-H. B. I'M. A. Asso
ciation-RegulAr Meeting, DeceRber 5th, 1s76.-The
members present at this meeting decided that all the
members of this Branch be requested to meet THIS
Sunday EVENING, December 10th, at . o'clock
sharp for the purpose Of electng capable officers for
the ensuing year.
dele 1t A. LEO. Secretary.
H1BERN1A NATIONAL BANK-New Orleans,
December 3, ls76-The annual election for Directors
of this Bank will be held at it's Banking House.
TUESDAY 9th January 1877, from 10 O'clock A. NJ, to
O'Clock p. N.
de10 st JOHN G. DEvEREUX, Cashier.
SOUTHERN BANK-New Orleans. Nov. 30, 1876
An election for Directors Of this Bank, to the
ensuing year. will be held at it's Banking House
18th prox from l2 O'Clock N to O'Clock Pm
delO 1t J. CARR Cashier.
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts; Plain Over
as for LaborinG Men and MechsnioS- All substan-
TALLY msde and at low prices. no7 75ly
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orsary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths '7tt hereafter
Be Inserted for fifty cents Obituaries '0'" Dc charged
at the rate of ten cez1ts a line.
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Bargains Bargainsl Bargains!
DRY GOOD S!
, Emporium Of Fashion
LEVY BROTH ERS
MAGAZINE STREET

December
DRESS GOODS
m
several ~aesm t eulsd entp yard
h first
BLACK
SILK ALPACA
AhWod French ca0smere
MERE MERINo CREPE
q who to bdwenoa rsan
BoBB1NET g n
cents, nt
CLOTH CASHMERE AT1NET DoEsK1N
an
hndrnsCo oaks Something ewandr
~ gel 70 70
nc hawlaA ChndrnsBA
o style
Sand New HyleBEL
Linen ne oton
UPPER CITY KID GLOVE DEPOT
the TuoBut
W ii Il % Gala amaEhsl
E1rR THEN
$50 Magazine street,
ga Market
LEVY BROTHERS.,
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JACOB OFT,

JACOB OFT,
BUILDER,
2e9 Magazine Street, Corner of Callicpe,
Stores, Counting Houses and Dwellings Fitted Up
Fith Dispatch. Jobbng promptly attended to.
C1sterns made and repaired.
All orders for work left at the Office as9 Magazine
lsreet or sent through the Postofhoe, promptly at
iended to. det9 rs Iv5n
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CONSULTATIVE CURED.
GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS.

THE NILDEsT AND BEST GENERAL PURGA-
TIVE IN Use.
Endorsed BY the highest medical men in the United
States. Persons suffering from oostivsEses Of the
bo1 oa or torpid liver will End Toady relief By the
Of tbsso salts None genuine eEogpt those put In
bottlea WITH the label Of the Crab OroharA Bprngs
'--'' S J. ,. wupzR co. Aesnas
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE ASSOCIAT1ON.-The regular monthly meet.
ing of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING, at $3.50 O'Clock, in the Morning Star Hall
lI6 Poy dras street. corner Camp All members
quested to be present, tho annual election takes
place at this meeting
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend
THoS. G. RAPIER, President.
D. H BUCKLEY. Secretary. 1t
ST. ALPHoNsUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE AsSO-
CITATION AT the regular meeting of the above
named society held Sunday December Sd, the follow
serve during tho coming year:
Rev. B. A. NFITHART. sS.R., Spiritual Director.
d. H. BUCKLEY. President;
II. REED, Vice PresIdent
J. H. HESLIN, r. -cordiDg Secretary
FARRELL, Financial Secretary;
II. w. BYRNE. Treasurer:
E. H CANNON, Marshal;
JOHN BURNS, Sergeant alarms
- Delegates to State Union
J. H. HESLTN, D. P. MAHONEY.
1t J. H. HESLIN Secretary.
ST. THEREsA's CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SOCIETY.-The officers and members of this
Society requested at their Hall THIS (Sun-
day) MORNING, at o'clock punctually for the pur
pose of receiving Holy Communion in body at St.
Theresas Church. Every member is expected attend
wearing the ribbon badge of the Society.
Members OF other Societies are invited to attend.
The regular monthly meeting of this Society takes
plase THIS Sunday EVENING, at O'Clock
H. R. GIFFNEY, President
A. J. COBURN Secretary. 1t
1 HALL, ST JOHN THE BAPTIST G. t. A. AssO-
ciation-New Orleans, December 5th 1876 AT the
annual election held on the above date, the following
named gentlemen were elected to as officers for
the ensuing year:
Spiritual Dlreotor-Rsv. j. G. FooTTE."
President-TaOS. NUGENT,
Vice Presidont-NICOLAS RUTH,
Treasurer-JORN WALLACE"
Recording seoretaIy-T. W. CURLEY,+
Financial Secretarg-G. N. NUGENT,"
Sergeant st-Arms-JAS. BRADY,
hRrahal-P J. DONNEGAN.
- Delegates to State Union -
P EARRFLLYs p. J. DONNEGAN.
By order: n. d. GARDNER, President
THos. W. cuRLEx, Secretary.
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GUIDE
NEW ORLEANS.

A Revised Edition, with g large and correct map of
the city, is now in course of publication.
No effort viii be spared to make it worthy of patron
age and support.
J. CURTiS WALDO,
Publisher, Advertising Agent and Business Writer
no26 5ptf No 80 Camp street
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CITY ITEMS.


Thomas Monahan, alias Teddy Moran,
and Pat Malloy, alias Cunningham, two
notorious burglars, were arrested ut the
corner Of Lafayette and Front streets
by Special Officers Pecora and Hennes-
sy, and locked up in the Central Station,
charged with being dangerous and sus-
picioIs characters.
Assault with 81 Dangerous weapon.
John Lucas was waltzed into the Cen
trad Station, charged with a~ssaulting
w. +. Turner, driver of car No. 4 of the
Tchoupitoulas street line, with q dan
gerouS weapon.
Joe in the Nine Hole.
Thetcn chickens and wearing apparel,
which were found Tuesday morning in
the possession of q negro thief, known
as joe White, alias Buckner, were iden-
titled yesterday morning by Mr.. Andrew
Finley as having been stolen from his
residence. Joe sands q good chance Of
spending the summer in Baton Rouge
at the expense Of the State.
Migrants.
Sarah Jane Anderson was furnished
w3th lodging ut the Second Precinct last
night on the charge of being a vagrant.
james Conner vas sheltered in the
Third Precinct on the same charge.
Cotton o. Fire.
About quarter past ten O'Clock y%ester-
day morning "a fire was discovered In
three bales Of cotton Oh tho lcyce, head
III Poy,lras street.
The fire was extinguishci Nv the 20
lice and some citizens. with d damage "
about $40.
tarrrngs
Henry C-9wsky was arrest A eh "A
warrant. 1T the aalnef ~ Mlro AM Ia
I'll lite streets. anA e~4IahosH ln the
r. atrial stAtlsH. eharaeI HY ] y SaHh
w lfN tbH iafFeuf 9f WHY lUt uf usw h88#fu
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ADVERTISING circular in the shape OF n SO
bill or on Antonio Trevigne for u
genuine %greenback. but Antonio saw
through his little game, and, calling
Officer irving, had John launched Into
the calaboose.
Suspicious character.
Clemens Groner found y resting place
in Flanigan's Hotel. on the complaint
Of being u dangerous md suspicious
character.
Died from Her Injuries.
Mrs. Bowers. who was burned by the
explosion of u coal oil lump, on the AN
inst. died from the effects Of the burns
Mt / 80 O'Clock Yesterday, nj her resi-
dcnce, on Fulton street, between St.
Mary and 81. Andrew.
Larceny ana Assault ANA Hattery.
Sarah Johnson. being in need Of
poyetine for hor pednl eXtremities. ptf-
Joined n pnir of shoes belonging 10 John
Hiellv, and when John accused her Of
the crime she gave him q welt SIDE 81
the head. which caused him to loose his
equilibrium. joint ltCn throw hinself III
the strong nrtus Of The law hnd hal
Sarah pulled in the Second Precinct on
The charge Ut lnroeuV aud assault hnd
battery. and Elizabeth Smith us III
accessory.
shot IN fhf pafk by nh sFHh"'H ="
Between tho hours IF IL md O'Clock
Tuesday morning, Mr. John Parker. .
hy occupation, was shot anu
severely wounded IN the left arm by
some unknown person. whilo passing ut
the corner ~ Celeste and TChoupitollas
streets. Mr.. Parker was conveyed 10
the Charity Hospital bY officer Dorsey,
llpon surgical attendance being denied
by Dr. Fisher.
Youthful cutters.
Three rIrchins. Steven Adams. Edward
| Adams ma fcorge Washing, were
Tuesdny evening housed in the Seventh
Precinct lookup. charged, from infor-
nation received. with being accessory
to the cutting aud stahbing Of Alex.
Bodley by Louis C~hnunetto. u child MI
years If ago.
be started cut in - eatnt, "' WhN
vreckrii upnn tar tsoeks "f Crime.
james Mulligan not Of the Mulligan
Guards. but u Jolly tar raised terrible
howl i'm n den on Dryadcs street Tues.
dav night that he had been robbed 81
fifteen dollars in currency. The Officer
Of the bent. hearing tho cry, Murder.
watch | am robbed = rushed to the
scene. and discovered james in n terri
bio dilemma, md after considerable
hurrnti. Mulliuan found that his money
WIS Hflit III iiIf Ifiii'' ~ NV.
%procautiop he had transferred it. from
| his vest to- his pants. This aroused the
dignity Of Mr.. PeeIer. and collarinp
James. locked him mp in the Contra
Stntion. When searched. u larEe-sizeo
revolver WINS found on his person, att
he was forced to give bonds in the sun
Of $3.50 fOi his appearances.
Family Jars.
About . O'Clock last night u difilcultl
took ,lnce al the corner IF franklin ant
Grnvier streets between Mr.. Platemeyel
and his wife. which terminated in the
latter being beaten about the body by
the former in such n manner thnt 1t be
came necessary to send her tothe Char
tv Hospital for medical attention. Ih'
difficulty, it. nppcnrs. originated by Nrs
~Plateineycr charging her husband viii
MISUNDERSTANDING $50, which belonged
to tho family. and hence tho beating en-
sued
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high water mark Of 1874.
GEI InN HhDn
tittp'IA' 'b'sC
Sergeant Signal Service, l.. g.

- y
Sergeant Signal Service. L. 8. A..
The WEATHER. was warm yester-
day.
Bus1SEss-Was about the same as it
has been for several days past.
MISCELLANEOUS. -Overcoats were at a
discount on the landing yesterday.
Fully 10000 people were out on the
river front yesterday to bid the Il. +.
Lee farewell.
THE CRY OF ALTON.-We refer our
readers to the advertisement Of this fine,
fast, passenger packet. She leaves Sat
urday, 18th inst, for st. Louis and will
put freight and passengers through in
five and q half days.
The John A. Scudder, A. J. Carter,
master, leaves for St. Louis at 5 p. m.
to-day, and will be followed on Friday,
the 18th, BY the John +. Toile, Capt. ID.
The news from the upper rivers is en-
couragiu9.
For late river kilograms see first page.
List Of arrivals will be found in our
marine column.
our friend ]. II. Schmidt has secured
the light draft packet Tobt Young 10
take the place ~ the ". Mary as a
regular Wednesday O~pelousas packet.
The O. III Dutfeo il the next line
laeket fpf bed River She leaves Satar-
aaH the 18th Inst, ~ > T. IA.
The hahf Young tfansfrrrei her
Grand Eufe helgbt T. The Cl 4 r.
s 8us esfefHas
fhe saafE Ffahk rafxH leaves re
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Reeaipts Of Prod uce.

ST LOTISLPsr steamer Jno A Scudder-51G
bales cotton 10 hbds tDbarcO 32Dl bbis flour lW
bbIs pork 60 bbls whisky 1923 bblS meal 3t tcs
lard 1928 SKIS corn 395 SKIS oats 1G3 csk bacon.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Oriole--3i
bales moss. .
GREENVlLLE-Per steamer Frank Pargoud
-l410 bales cotton 722 SKIS cotton seed.
FORT SHITH-Per steamer Katie PKountz--
1927 bales cotton 4s7 SKIS cotton seed 700 SKIS oil
cake.
THIBODAUX-Per teamer Henry Tete-52
hhds sugar 81 bbls molaSses | hf do IL bblS sugar
754 SKIS rough rice 30 SKIS cotton seed.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer W~aWenock-53
hhds sugar 1903 bills molasses 10 bbls rice.
OWE COAST-Per steamer L Erazer-
gu ndrieS to order.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per steamship City IL Havana. frsm Ngxt@an
Ports Mrs Fpsbef and ta9 dapghtefss 4 smith.
Mss J Drfvs &C MerrlmaH. + Huul " klth.
Gam. q Stieglpr. j ik4tEe. a EssAnfbfn Mrs i
Nf8egfer Il VI ~arfaB X fMamHA8u. - kuFeKt8an.
A NTfiaf8g ii Eaeandsu NJ kuraxBEen. s "a
ffaF NFghf NJ YaeH u u N4saafFn. Peter
Ahar#M y 80 k8f@ 4IaNat MIAatY Mr. Ii
a. narm@Naa# masf anaen hitHnan. y S fMfaH e
Nj Past faHkEa Isl f#HHI HHH4fH a
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The Flames are Discovered ana Extin
E0ishcd.

Between the hours Of 8 and 10 o'clock
this morning NJ inccndiary fire was dis
covered in thesresidence Of Dan Breen,
No. 3Oi Baronne, which was discovered
and promptly extinguished by a few
members OF Jackson * and American
2, with n loss OF about S75. II appears
that this Is the second attempt made ~
burn this building. This time the sil.
lain entered the back room. while Mr..
Breen was at market and the balance
OF the family WERE In the rear yard,
took the mattresses and bed clothing
from Of the bel and placed them On ~ )
chairs and after ~saturating them well
With Cual OIL applied the match an
then made n hastY FptrpHt.
Mrs Fletcher, whu reNidn# ON the ~
~l##ite slide ~ thW Mtfett Atmtn# 49,
amw "a White fHa laTe fhe haHm
tff aEr the aksFH Hf Was Hsa
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MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS X R
5 bales cotton % hhds sugar Al bbls moiasses "
SKIS rough rice 5 bbls do sl9. 1853 in specie Sl5 head
cattle.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
g bales cotton II hhds tobacco 81 hhdS bacon 81
hbls whisky.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
r R a I2-162fbalcs cotton l0lhhd5 tobacco
and sundries 10 order.
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Monetary.
OrFruH y. q. Drdor
"Wednesday EypniuR. April T.. ~

OrFruH ". o. DrdocGsr, !
"Wednesday Eyeniug. April T.. 1910. !
There is q marked improvement in
the demand FOR accommodation AT tho
banks. ON the streets there IS but y
moderate movement in securities and
collateral loans. The money market
continues f. rule quiet, casy and IN
changed. We quote exceptional paper
az per cent. Al paper 8 q 10 per cent,
second grade do, Al sortgaRo notes
On 10 per cont. and second grade do. ~.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-13
OPELOUSAS.
WEEKLY

INDEPENDENT oPELOULAS WgEKLi
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ct 5 .. mpnoer
Gyns FOR WASHINGT0N, fy nss
A.Iz@sxk Barry, Churchvtile. Bayou ~
@~ Giaizes, Atchafalaya. simmsgmn
Big Bend Landing, Old River. and all intern,
diate points-The light-draft passenger spa~''
St. Mary,
r probst, master. J.B. Schmidt, elIs
For freight or passage apply on board. orDt
HITE h CABIN. 8 Tchoupitouiaas h 1es
Through bills lading to Bayous Desd 1aim
and Bleuf. mr.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-13

MEXICAN PORTS-Per steamship City of
Havana--429 sks coffee 2sI mats do s59 bales do 80
bales hemp f42 bales sarsaparilla II bales istle
115 bales goat skins 318 dry hides.
HAVANA-Per brig Prairie fsose-t1 hhds
sugar 60 bxs do.
UTILLA-Per schr Sargent 9 Day-1900 bDchs
bananas 30. 1000 plantains 1900 cocoanuts. 1900
oranges . bbls mangoes 3G pine apples half Dbl
lines.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-13
IrH-I ne STtllUlbT
Nsy Fart Able,
BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.
ZOE EAYOU DE GLAZE.

FOR BAYOU De GLAIE.
FOR EVERGREEN, COTTON
port. Junction. boreauvllle. Biz
~ Bend. Simmsport and all inter
mediate landings The light-drat passenger
steamer trenton,
TN place o. steamer Curry Owen
M, NJ. DouTour, Muster. A. +. Trousdals, clerk
will leave as above. For freigh Or passage
apply on board. or 10 rnr en-
fe88 BR1IIDN EffIEh
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-13
BEUT RIv Err.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. April II. nj 5 .. m.
vs.. FOR POINT JEFFERSON ASD
lalsIt.s all landings on Bouf River Inc
2 steamer
STELLA BLOCK,
q p Crooks. master. Gabe Block, clerk
viii leave as above. positively. For freighSo
passage apply on board, or ~
HITE & CAILIN. 3 Tchoupitoulas ~
2, SWIM pay particular attention to al Da''
ness on Black River.