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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03

The market was generally quiet and very little
demand Tor money o'y was reported either in banks
oi tho regular New York kilograms Sales q q
New York sight was In limited supply and held
ut rates which appeared TO offer little induce-
ment 70 buyers. There was less inquiry for
light New state bonds were s"inewhat NOR" Tip IL
aSana an, sad City bonds were quiet at
was again before tho United States Court this
4 modification Of the order recently made upon
the preliminary hearing. Judge Woods decided
to amend the decree and the Injunction, and an
order was accordingly made directing tho pay
so e q Ssr srs the funds DO
suit or may be made SUCH W. i also e"ss e"rn tat hat
% y nas Sgas5 nses cbss wsp
saRed BY the plaintiffs Who have f % lar carried Id
We continue to quote exceptional paper at %
per cent pcr annum discount; Al do at o@ro.
and second grade nominal. First class mort.
SECOND grade continue entirely nominal.
York and ruled at the opening rates throaSiws % mw
out the day, with no further dispatches from
that market The movement was large. tho salcs
summing w $4,000. embracing 10000 at ia
s!t co and 10000 at ilsl. 5000 at ll3,s@I13is.
NO sales OF ailvr were reported American
nall dollars are still quoted at tO4 y611D5 and
Mckicsn is'dS ,r dollars 6 at os tsold for new
Under. the improvement In gold At New York
sterling improved nc, equal 10 $40 n cent and
francs = z cent. The movement in the former |
w,s ,,oersl: isao t1H wv, sales comprising ss o
~ Eaooo and Esooo bill of laiing a,,d f2nn and
tasoo Al clear at $40, f15,Qoo and fl5 900 bill of
snR saes x 4 ss and aoSs bank Al es Il NJ 1t s so
The sales of francs were confined to 100000 |
commercial, embracing So.o0o at A.soss. 100000 at
Leo ntg.. 90, and 100 1000 at teo.
49, for bill Of lading and Al clear. and ~enhso
or bank. tbank counter rate -cn550 81 and francs
It tee Tor commercia! and nominal for bank.
NY wwlYe W. Hm,oa nsa onSrnxs commercial sight on
'anks checked y per cent higher than yesteryiav'
The sales were confined to 100000 embrarinr
20. .9o commercial ut 3-16 per cent discount sl0'-
90 do. AT b-32. si990 and $4,000 do Mt i. and
%. 600 do. at 1-i6. We also noticed sales of 40
90 commercial on Providence at \. pcr cent ,iia-
cunt ~ ''' "io
The banks checked on New York at \ Der cont
against u per cent yesterday. and
ommerclai sight was Q.ibted ut h@l-ls, against /,
: l6,a y Yesterday '~"''''s
mhe har,.s sales Of stocks included 20 shares st.
, o.s. az va and Sun Mutual Insurance. Com.
l ,la e. anu ~ State National Bank AT =: also, nj
uranee m es Can"nange g shares New Orleans In
nosd ~ asaere We're quiet but steady, being still
fnr loi p, o.%S2s Tor premium issues. mt 81 20
o. at sas@ss for aiv SicvGns at sas for tnew
earring sevens. and at 3aaeSSsI for tdrainSoaau S"au
Inc .,e.s sales included $4,000 premium issues .,
administration series) at sa,.. saSo dn , sS.uns
ysl at ~, and 5000 and 5000 do. nj ~ '"fa'n
New ctAte cOnSOls were little strnnyo- -, I
''ss ~ seouess tnaa Yesterday. and were quoted 3
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03

Mt e7se7R nj the close. against 81 yesterday. the
sales comprised $4,000. embracing sl0MW nnu
AZ The MDrk Exchange. si0.00 at 67. and s10Dp
at e1k. ,r,.. l..
No sales of city scrip we're reported: Time ~
now quoted at 1894 for August 70 Decelnpef.
is7s. and July 10 December. 1874. and Aeep6l Tor
June and part of May. 1874. -. ,,..,,...
Nothing Aanspired in Metrop?litasnr w. tomes nss
1854 Issues, but continue entirely nominal for
1862 and 1s7t-2. -. ..A.,
Tt,nla1r arc now quoted III tGeD48, do. mot fund
AHA nj % and 1874 issues at 3594D. al4s
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03

SAD EvENT.---An INDIANAPOLIS Nal,
tese cat got to playing with turtle and
tumbled and tortured the poor thing "iu IN
the most cruel manner; but NJ S inn,th =,
pussy met with q decided reverse 'o'ft Thn
Neacs says: 1.-The turtle, by n ,,aL, e
snap OF its jaws, closed upon the taii ~
the cat, and clung there with the tenaol , ~
fty OF a. bull pup, while the Maltnso
with a horrid yowl and arched spine
danced the liveliest kind OF minmnt is'
The tail sweiled to abnormal size. tho
turtle couldn't let 60 II he wanted to
and for few seconds there was a reyo.
luton Of cat and turtle. turtle and cat
with 'm-e-o-w-s' and 'spitz-spitz. .fitz- fitz !
until the spectators were f,ain to believe
that instead OF one turtle and one cat
there six or eight thousand cats. Final
~ the Maltese was released. and some
hours later was seen gravely examining
her caudal extremity and EVIDENTLY
wondering How was this. ANYHOW
and 1t was noticeable that when the
turtle retraced his steps to the aquarium
ne had exclusive rfght-of-way SO far
~ the cat was concerned"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Feb. .. ,s7
CLEARED YESTEnnAy

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Geo w Elder Read, for New York
sta.r,s,,. CA Whitney kco
oe'1Hsnlp uSnlp Margaret. Baker. for Key West. via
"hlp " Mari, Morse. for Liverpool
Nor sb;,, Aha, Silas Weeks .Sco
Hark Nom.a r. Ocean. Zereea &co
Nor hail c. RI Buddendorfr
Nor horr u,. w. Decan. Zerega dco
Ocean. Zegega &co
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
OUACHITA. !.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHITA RIvEg
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
80 FOR CAMDEN, ELDGnA10
LsRA& Ouaehita City. Monroe, Trenton pnd
Z 6all landings on Black and 0uaeLHs
rivers-The fine light draft passenger steamer
Kate Kinney,
J. b. Kinney. master Andrew Clark, elsrk,
will positively leave rs above. For freight II
passage apply on board, or 10
+. A. BLANKS, Pres, q Canal street
HITE n CABIN. BHITTON Il EPPLEI,
LORD ~ McPEAKE, ADAMS n WORK.
fe2 1t Agents
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
sTEAMBoATs.
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED ptv,,,.
roRTATION COMPANY sTTEFhanM TRAM
IL. r. lsryarly. Intuat
Col. "A. Y. kouns, W ! uoYl.a,
o. ". Durfee. "'ahd
Are~ FOR SHREvEpOnr ,,.
kS7IkSsAnk son. Upper He'd IhIi'n. hiyns.r JEFpn|
- ,.lEz! !! - Coiislatta Grand Eooup,s 9apl1
G,a iny Na,s ans e. way and plantation A
For Jefferson Diroa
Col. A. p. Kouns Mari Koa,s
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Feb q ~, !. ,nasist
For Minden Direct = "shn
Belle ROwland Geo. W, Rea
Leaves on THURSDAY, Feb. q a, maasiat
For Cane River and Bayou p,a.ehh
Carrie A. Thorn. Chas. Thorr@ @fre,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Feb' . !. :. master
For Shreveport birce, NJ BIN
La Belle, W. N. Wool n,.,.s
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb 4 s'Af as
Returning leaves Shreyeport TtfroEla
Fridays. AohSDAfss,
SATURDAYS boats going tbrouOh q, =. "
No. .wlarfboat charges will be ,nadis d ~ se9pt,
conslgned to the company at the mou,h N ilF
Forwarding freights consienedto,,.
Mt New Orleans will be handled frea ,s Y. eofnlsh
and commissions. w :" ofars
For freight or passage, apply ON h...,
boats, or ut tho Office Of Tho e1in,,nsa "vata n a
Gravier street. jos. A. AIKEN prya,.h1e ~ i
HITE n CARfLN, BhiiiTT0SSy SSy4aFE FEEblA AMI ssSS
DIG LORD n MdPEAKE iLLH
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03

Mamma Sing tho President some
thing, dear What would you like,
General2 The President = Weller,
what's that song about Kathleen
man1uvcrin, where It says it may be
four years 1t may TO forever? Id like
that. Frank Leslie.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
BAYOU SARA.

- FGR BAYOU SARA; I,;,Ssan %Adh1bSaca baca
Hs,%,t"fES; .s fEa;oasa.ae rss. n%dS and way IsI; IssS
inas-The United States NAL s0in''
packet .u.
- Leaves saves q every MONDAY and FRlpA"~
" HiTE x CABIN. Agts. 9 Tcbonpi Y oonasIns.
dza am &c. GODDiN. ~ Nsg1..s..s
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
vICKsBURG.

Leaves every TU E9DAY at5p.m,
N.- FOH vICKsBUH0, NITCUu
kfS11n Dayis's Bend and interfnsdss
80 landings-The steamer
- n. Z. Leo,
Vim. Campbell, muster. A. MeVsy. ss,t
leaves as above connecting ut ylcksblru SFa
Parisots Line for oil points on YazOo. buptr
or. Deer Creek and Tallahatehie.
ADAMS a WORK,
HITE h CAHLIN
d2t JNO. JANNEY, ARenh
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03

|
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
m9WEN a},Ins !, GOAsT-Per ; steamerJ Frazer-
s'pSSs %Swsh T. oSHsf S5aisf steamer Rice Farmer
= blls Rico faspe ii do u W Terreli-"asaoo do
y%s rtai Yay,dn ~ 20 Asocola-sundries 10 order
4 SffE$t SESt ;. steamer Aan,e
sagdrIes ss P9as r. saenT arsr Dbis molasses mike
sesi.ff WxsIlNdscss n Sieis. steamer 81 mary,,
ee@.s s.es epoP Pewsss ss we,s So era Barsrdss
~ Y A ASlsYs, scaeEsk AYieyss A % TsrtroaM : ees'
Np ,s Ma Mncsaor s Br"uaa henshaw CsTr,ack &co
John 4 Hardie &co- -eis Lehman. xbrai,am Ma ,teon
NY, " s1rsn, r ATKINSON sse.l9 p Wetmore ii
daafle 4 sons. Medehee. saowdsn 4 vioietho lett
kMsaResy Ms|s 5ss,rsss Ssss1 VA, asys;
"a SKIS seed cotton Nalle C,snmack--~.o do Il
-ss do i?i bbls noiasses III DO donrsr 4 k"liy kiy
s2ns2 Sons y. s.s eott9n seed GS Ass sacks
7 rolls eatSes Wfsasioes s@s shs ass scs GIsse ss1o
$co-,s dc On p I'VE. ,Wstpegs-i pkge bids Flower
cock Scols do heed DO MsRle %Seo; %eeo;sssyy- ny
dries TO order-Total ese bales cotton ~ SKIS cot
ton seed 70 SKIS seed cotton 25 hhds sugar IDS las
'1f 9NSN n a Nhe@ cattle Steamer oso
ses osf% q 6eyse IF sSpss 4 sES. rice
1lS GoWES 1assst X # PFess stes%sr sOs
bses moss oasss DO TThGg p
wE fe sss.ss sssos % Ssss sss
sks reuah rtee Mariposa Mijlnsnndrles ~ ordoU oe
UAMpEN.Per steamer Fanchon---~Bt1 bales
option \ Harris dco-1e5 Jurey d GiAis-~--170
Meyer, Wsis dcowiaa Claiborne 6eo~-ios Rich
erdson alao ss,aH e maH.iW Lehman Abraham &co--s7
wsl%slsy $sY ahtsS-3n rfGllss1rs, %irs, Scd 3 !
Frierson 4co-is John + Harelie He"-,2 I,r,ttay,
Moore NColemah-t1 Jno r MOorp~a j > na.is
Nco--6 DIlIadden t&eo-6 Gwyp h Dver' 'm \ NJ
SandidGe Aoo-5 Mullen h Holloway N ID Wet. \.
morg.2 q M Beyly h Pond--2 Flash In,vs ~
II SQoQns dco.-1 Hartwell h Chn,nb"rs " w. =
forstnil Jumonvillo-sundries 10 ordar1rota,
LOWER COAST. Per steamer Geo spocp,cr-
% hhels sugar 10 bbls molassea Chistn Jsovd-
80 do II hhds sugar W q Coyio Ae.t, 4" p XXI.
molasses Byrne n Barstow ein r Maspero pco
III IL 90 u Johns9n- sundries 10 orter-,Total n
bngs M svgnr l6y Rbls molasses. '"
1901 bales COTTON Lehman Abraham Aa1. ,.c
Glapp BROS Acg Ats Bussey lSss~apo Mcf,.hes""'
hMpowden ~ Voilett----lOa John pbelns %oc; %coec;;
Y Black &co-M richardson 4 Nav MayyHsa Never
y. Wels &eo-.--}2 ! Coons &eo---2 Cnmpbe}l 4
,ool OHIO nn hIvEn-Per flatbcat-isoo bbls pota-
. OHIO RIvER-per flatboat- ,h,s ....
toes II DOuherty. i""' U"'S Vota-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
GRAND ECOnr.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY o,,.
F@~~~ FOR GRAND E6hrR
s1f1 gomery.. Alexandria mont
- Wares. Barbins and an suInst, WI
Rivers steamer 'sV and bl
New Bart Able,
r. Hinnott, master, Geo. q. H.,n,u.
For freight or passage apply on bnard " osrs
=. ADAMS 4 W6ppIrb
dei9 sm No. CdmmsremIaY mIYhh, n,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.

ANTE RlvER-Per steamer Alice bales
e2Mon Prestidge, Graham ScoA--2 L Rcderwof
l. Bloom &eo-4 bxs eggs r PSevin--2 do II i
I,9,rrebonne--1 bdl hides N D Wetmore-~r~7s 400
Marcy--Total bales cotton 'o'
IL.ukFAW-Per schr Old Pcter-14 cords wood
No arrivals ut Old Basin.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
MEMPHIS AND BENns.

Leaves on FRIDAY. Fob, II. atsnm
- Fer Mem nphis, Helena. ms.s.
L@Re& White RiveA Ghieot. iire"aa1V
vicksbure anHtbe Bends -ffibeenyls f. laIl
did passenger steamer 'pHh
y. u. MAUDE.
J. y. West, master. Ed. ()ntjaw a..
will leave as above. paying particular s,,'aaa s,e,a
to all way and plantation business. Hh,,aN.Na HThs,nNa
may rely on tho Maudo Remaining In thay.lI,sN thn'yIsN
the entire season. Through bills ~ ta,I;sMnN tuT MN
all points on the Ouachita and Pine BinNsE,
road from Chicot City. aud 10 nll points ~ ua uH
river as high as .Jacksonport. For ifaisI,a Has v
passage apply on board or to eS@N
BNOCkETT h GARTER. Agents
la36 III 81 hlagHslne slrsa
REG gLAR MEMPHIS AND BENDs PAGkEl
Leaves on FRIDAY. Feb. 4 at s D. n 'A'i
c. FOR MEMPHIS. hEfrs,
aRks17 Mouth Of White hiyer. HIr,
S1ll9l7sy Greenvills, Vicksbufs Nss,,,. NSssM
and tho Bends new and nsehIa1%' hNIaIs''
Mary Bell,
\; =. Hicks. master. ALI. Grisson. clwl
will leave MS above. Particular Intention ~,
W all way and plantation business, TiiTsusss
bills Of lading signed 10 all points on ChjsA I'M.
roads. BROCKETT h CAV 'ER. Agents l'''
dl9 " s3 N sgazine stfsat
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
nROPOsALs FOR BONDS.

DEPARTMENT or FfsAsc''
New Orleans. JAN 20. b'c.
Sealed Proposals will be received by tag anntli M,
mssioners u the Gons2lidased - Dsa ,sss for ths
o'clock m. WEDNESDAY. feb. ", dfh fthe city q
sale to the city Of s35OOO Of bonds OLE ~ ana d
New New Orleans. Including premium ilissnn issnss '"'
the late cities Of Jefferson and Carron,ed inef.
Bids must state NE aoum, met ~ cover both pa'
cipal and interest. ,.,... uo,ox,,ed.
The right TO reject all bids i reseryeu;t
jazz fe23 ED. PILSBOkI. Aolnln12s.s--
A LEXANDER HILL. MN IN.
WIZ su and AMERiCXN STATES, SLAbSbl lbSsbisa S
And % agent @ for the Imperial and CeingTiihs VA Ths
Slate Quarries. Buckingham C9uhis. tba bsst Amer,
can States which have yet been sent 70 I'M ~ 'coIor
ket and bear closer ressmbaanless lb alase Than any
strength and 1uatyto the Weisn d oi1i Prices from
w du 81 sm D 10 Carondelst street, New os's''S'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
THE srocxtsoLpERs or THE
NEW ORLEANS

DAILY DEMOCRAT
propose to issue Weekly edition Of their paper
for Country circulation. and they hope TO OBJ
tain your active assistance In procuring Sub
scrlbers for II In your vicinity.
Tho
NEW ORLEANS
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
will be a handsome Eight page paper. prin-
ted in clear typo and filed with Editorial and
Selected Matter II will give the latest and full
est Telegraphic News from all quarters Of the
world and all the Local and Commercial News
Of the city. interesting TO tho Country people.
Capital. ability and enterprise have been COM
biued to make the DEMOCRAT tho leading
Democratic journal IN the South. and as News
and Family paper II will be equal to any pub
lished In the Union.
Tho mission Of the DnMocRAr Is the re-
demption Of Louisiana from the power OF the
infamous band OF Adventurous and Spectators
who have mlsgoverned 1t for years. destroyed
Its Wealth. and blighted It's Beauty. Those who
have founded and conduct II solemnly assure
the people of the State. that the DEMOCRAT
will be under the influence OF no Ring or Fac
tion inimcal to the public good
IT'S POLICY WILL BE TO CRUSH OUT.
NOT To coNcILIArE ltADICALIssf.
Demooratio-C Conss ,rvative
party has long been without an untra;umeed
paper lin New Orleans; tho permanent estab-
lishment and wide circulation Of Of tho DEM
ocRAT is. therefore. absolutely necessary TO
The success Of our cause. aDd in behalf Of tho
best interests OF Louisiau q, in behalf OF Coasti
utional Liberty. in beb alf Of all that is manly
md Just, tho people Of the State are appealed
o. to come forward and aid. by their subscip-
Ions. what may Justly be regarded as great
md beneflcent pVlblic enterprise-thc establish
nent OF flrst-class Dsmocratic-Conssrva
I've newspaper In the metropolis of the South.
The first number OF the
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
I'll be Issued oD Saturday, the 5th day Of
'ebraary. 1855.
Relying upon your cordial aid in this en- I
rprise. " o are. dear sir. very truly.
r -
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER GUAM
DAILY PACKET.
Ipnmwsa, - The A No / freight steamer
fHwS j. +. frazer, .,.....
kk4MyF3i& D. Canton. Jr.. Mastek,
n nz1syE Leaves the Lower C2ast Iyt,~ Y. n
Landing EVERY EVENING Except s9naw,ssi riss \
the Beiair Plantation md way Iangglupffs1 Isapnggu VIII
O'clock. Returning to the city EVEhl I'VE
MOON. except Mondays. ...a o,o
kSy Freight engaRements apply on poaIn.. poaI..s%
Sfatf N. u. W)NOHUE. rs Gravier ssfo'. sr'-.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
sT. LOUIS AND fA1ra =

-Srr7~~ FOR ST. LOUIS. flAIpn -
.kfss4 phis and Bends-The l", Il" ,.sln an
JOHN A. sCUDDEn,
A. ]. Carter. muster, q II III.
Leaves ON TMUhSDAY, Eeb, ., i al AZ a. a,,t
Wm. Burke. master. Lon trvsa.
Leaves. on SATURDAY. Feb. &. yt'sa II el'i
Through bills Of lading vim Cairo ma ,lps,h ph
TO all points North and West ''''u Delnai
J. b. WOODS 4 CO
dq9u 19i Common st,.a
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
1'771I77 7771l77
OPEI.OUsAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEKLY
Leaves every WEbNRsDAy, agp.na
RW- FOR WASHINGTON T0r
aS1ksSss Glaizes, Atehafalayg Simmspot
Big Bend Landing, Old River and all interm%
dilute points-The light draft passenger stesuT
6t. Mary,
+. Probst. master, J. y. Schmidt eIsrk
For freight or passage apply on board, OIL
HITE n CAltLfN, D Tch0upitoulNsA Il
Through bills lading to Bayous Des CLAWS
md Btpuf. d1ylD
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY. atsp.m.,

Leaves EVERY "WEDNESDAY. Mt 3D. ~.
- Fob WASH lNGTON. OPEIOQhs
.euA@Ast Port Barre Siinmsport, ChurcpyP'
= land nil landings on the CdAst AhhE
falaya River and Bayou Courtablean
G.. G. Pickett. master, A. Menier, er, clerk
viii leave as above. All freight and passenesr,
for Bayou des Glaizes 10 be landed Mt Si4IusM
or Zig Bend Landing. and for Bayou BrglE
Washington. For freight or passage apply@
board or to LORD Il MCPEAKE Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03

OFFICE N. q, DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 2. 1876.
new ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03

Teegraphic communication being inter
rupted. no market reports were received except
M advance Of &c on sterling exchange. equal
10 about Ito per cent The movement during
the morning was consequently OF limited extent.
scns 5 xs ~ an moqe ses oy "f" sss
for the medium and lower grades, and became
unite animated. resulting IN tho !iberal sales
noted aIgxe buyers who had or,lers s ior good
bio to obtain any concessions from previous
rates. but average lists pf nddlinE sold at easier
prices. requiring wider range. IN, our quota.
small lists At 50 less than our inside figures.
some IN ease eases being pressed upon tke market, and
ses esees eys ass sr sss r with ec"son"
board not ciesred iefere days exporisl 1os17a
Rales. embracing q $50 for Liyerp2ol so 24s for
men, sss for spain, 42s9 for the Mediterranean.
and 5e?7 for coastwise ports, leaving in presses
agreeaby 70 It's account ut II M 2cs, ,f4s bales. II
% ge balance s s Viii be- about sS' S o
which il withheld from ihe market. IN transit. or
not ypt sampled.
The Exchange reports: Sales $500 bales mar
ket easy"
We notice from q letter Of Capt Rem'l II. Buck
Secretary of. tho National Cotton Exchange. adj
dressed TO tho President and directors of tho
the bulletin board that the Executive Council of
poi ptsGed b. otSstfS es ca T 9rhsassS Nj sass
tae & territory assigned TO H. pr2mpty on tho 10th
braclng the per!od from May 70 November 80.
the AssociatM Press TO be tsesrephed on the
cpnsohdatnd report of the, growing crop by ihe
National Exchange 10 be discontinued.
COTTON STATEMENT
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03
UPPER COAST.


NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFOURChE
PACKET.
Teayeg every WEDNESDAY nj IA m, aDa
SATURDAY At 8 .. m.
-~~ Tho passenger packet
sa11 St. John, ~.
n. Bergeron, master, j. q. Berger0n, clsIL
leaves us above, coming down the Coast even
MONDAY and FRIDAY In daylight
For freight or passage apply on boarg, "a ol
d21 3m II. y. MELANCON. Wtohuss
NEW ORLEANS, COAST, BATON ROUGEAw
LOBDELLS STORE PACKET :,,,,,.y
Leaves every MONDAY. Mt D. M. and fklph'
ut 10 a. IN.
~ The passenger steamer
b. L. Hodge, -
J. p McElroy master, W. Greathotse, yrp rpce,,siy c,n1y
Returning every SUNDAY and WEDN0lps,ss -
EVENINGS. For freight or passage apRy"
board or to u. o. MELANCON, ~ tgnua tgnua.sis n
Freight rates same as other boats In the eu~''
ja1G N
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-02-03

R,rEAMDOATs.

BTEAMBUAJBs
JF Fraser. Canton. from Lower Coast
llice Farmer Dragon. from Lower Coast.
Annie Y Rolls. I'm Bayou Harataris.
Rrln2is casfs from rom, t2wsr Gosst
{osephine, Csssens. from Union Plantation.
Vawenock, Taylor from Lower Coast.
ofHnon eo Hrassr weepeyy e yy,r tr2 irna u9as asp Coast
faSnie Tatum, Eiiweeiil. from l II Fort smith.
Two latboats. from Ohio River.
BErOw-COMfNa UP.
Sehr Robt Run. Kicker. days from Sabine, to
schr Margaret Lucy. Wieks. 40 days from New
swd BRIG Heii"s. Gndh. as days from Rio de Ja
brit bark brother, Front. 20 days from New York
n ailsast .,ls tI, t2 Hanger. Eatmlan sco. ,
Nor bark Runsbere. Feiersen. ~ days I'm Lon
=, don. IN ballast. to master.
Nor bark Onnl, Abrahaipsen from Tarragona,
:, :? Decan. Zerega and co.
Nor a. b9rk Albio,l. Andersen from Lisbon. Nov
Nor ship Freydis. .Iversen. from Bordeaux. Nov
23d. TO Ocean. zerega and co.
Swd ship Australia, Fauisen. from Bordeaux.
Brit ship 1!omanla, Mcintyre. 80 days from Lon
don. In ballast. to J Bryson and co.
BELOW WAITING ORDERS.
Swd bark Rosa. Andersen. 80 days fm Gibraltar,
In ballast to master
NEW YOllK-per steamship Geo W Elder
1910 bales cotton 1p5 pkgs pecans t3e bales hides
1895 loose hides s4I bills do 1876 SKIS wool az In
gots copper 800 bbls beef TAG bbls t1olassns sg5
bbls rice 200 bbls oil 60 hhds bone black ia pkgs
sundries.
HAVRE-Per bark Ifirundo-tssg bales cotton
1880 pcs slaves.
KEY WEST--Per steamship Margaret
bbs flour Al bbls beef bbls sugar hhds sugar
20 bbls crackers 1900 SKIS corn 10 bales oakum IL
SKIS coffee 100 sks oats 40 bbls molasses $50 pkgs
sundries. S
CEDAR KEYB-Ier steamship Mergaret--tsoo
skis corn 400 SKIS oats G92 bblH -four 10 rks aron
25 bbls whisky n bl,s pork Gby pkgs sindries.
lIVERPOOIr-Per ship j W Marr-4isD bales
cotton 1890 pcs slaves.
CO1sK-Per ship Atlas@is2o bales cotton pkgs
mdse, "@'
QENQA-Per bark Nomad -t4o2 bales cotton.
CORk-Per bark CHp-1013 bales cotton,
IMPORTS.
RIO DE JANElRO--Per brig Actiy- $500 tars
coffee bxs samples Johnston Gordon &eo.
National Republican., 1876-08-10
National Veteran Club,

Alarge and enthusiastic meeting of this club
was held last evening at the rooms, in LeDroit
building; Colonel l. S. Tichenor, president, in
the chair. tne glee club entertained the
crowded assemblage with stirring songs after
which the business was proceeded with. Thirty
new members, all veterans of the war, were
admitted. The committee on transportation
reported that satisfactory arrangements were
making, the tickets to indianapolis to be good
for thirty days from the 18th of September
which would cover the October elections. A
committee on documents was appointed, who
will have immediate charge of the distribution
OF the supplies on hand and being received. As
the organization of the Boys in Blue throughout
the country proceeds the demand for the docu-
ments, with the distribution of which the Clubs
charged by the national committee, rapidly
increases. Daily supplies are being sent out
IDENTIFY stripped to the work, and will be an ef-
fectiYe helper in the campaign.
National Republican., 1876-08-10
Worth Knowing,

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days and weeks of continuous wear being re-
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Capcine operates with astonishing vigor
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sufferer, and insu-iug positive aud prompt
cure. Price twenty-five cents.
SEABURY IL JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists n Y