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nUNJARs0H BROs., AuctioHee1.
ELEGAHr THREE.sTORY PRESS BRI0K
HOUSE, No. $40 K SHEET NORTHWEST,
NkAk CORNER OF Sd sTREBC, AT AUC-


ELEGANT THREE.STORY PRESS BRIOK
HOUSE, No. $40 SHEET N0kTHWESr,
NAB CORNER OF Sd sTRE1r, AT AUC-
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERHOON, No II
yember list. Ut 4 80 O'Clock. we will sell In ~
front Of the prem Uses, parts OF lots q and =. -
In Baileys subdivision II square 57u, fronting Il
feet ipc hes ON North street and running ba *
IL width liz feet to 10 foot alley, I'm prov
By o we'll built story and basement press brick
front house containing II rooms. bathIo range,
erty Is situated in Of he test localities In ash
inlron convenient TO ell lines OF RAILROADS.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance In g.,
u. IS, "A, 30, 50. AZ and AZ months, notes bearing
interest at per cent. pr annum, payable semi
annually and secured by deed Of trust upon the
chaser eposit Of S2C0 required at time of sale.
octH DUHOAnsON BROS ,Aucts.
NhUsrEEs eALs 1r VALUABLE ZEAL
By virtue Of q deed OF trust from Rudolph -
Lobsiger and Meta Lobsiger, his wife, TO me G
dated the 22d Of October, 1875, and now re-
corded am ong tie land records Of Prince George
coul IT,, in trust for the benefit Of klien Uo!dens
t,oth, will ex pose 70 epe,iS sale; for cash upon
vember next, at 4 o'cltck m, on the premises.
the land thereby conveyed. This property Is situ
a'e In Prince Georges county, Md, about i've
miles from W ash1Dgton city, on an excellent road
leading thereto, and about one mile from Benpfng's
and Mserrdsr's ct aiion, on the Baltimore and Pc.
eighth of an scre, 10 veil adsp ed to M srket pur
poses the soil being Of fine texture, and il edjoius
the LIANT Of John Z Jones and others. In the
hands OF an xperisnced and prsc.ical gardener Ii
would prove a safe and pl otis BILE investment.
cctll-eod n. q. 6TEPHBA, trustee.
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BANKERS.

A.A.A.A. GARD
Large or mall suns carefully ssSsssSI ana 0su.
essd for customers at distance IN ssssssasS aasOS
Ssoeks that often yield enefmous returns sc~x q
New Stock Book for inyestors. giving fun and re-
table Information how TO er-ate safsly IN etoel1s
sent nee on application. Address,
BAXTEB . co.
BANKERS AND STOCK BkOKkk0,
oyHs,fhSAkn ~ Wau street., usw YoTk.
@lOO PAip PsoSIf 81 l,7OO
during the Dast few nsnths, under our I'm Droved
system OF operating in STOCKS. Risks reduced 10
nominal sums sud pronts increased Book contain
Ing full Information ssnt on apllicetion.
TUMB8ID0u co.,
ap2su Bankers and Brokers, Wau g., n. Y.
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AUCTION SALES.


kcsI JtfafS g IT hnd Aucdoneeft
Bo. e02 sth street northwest.
TOeL Gro And CIasR sToBE, no ais srH
STREET NORTH SrsT, BEgSkkN AID
sTRskTe NORTHwxsT. ST AUOrI0
On T0ISDaf MUkSIsG, October 3ts', 49,
Will sell all the stock sud fixtures contained IN
s.o-eEocm SC. ii39;h street north est. BOG ocoa-
pied ss Cissr and rooscco store, consisting in
part of viz:
PlA.ed show Cases,
Chandelier.
Shov ILdisn.
s7eivinss, Counters, aud al stock OF Cigars and
TOT aoeo c. tsined therein
Terms ca.h. JOS. y. kELLkN,
Gets n Auofi Bnser
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nRKss sHIkr nAsUFAOTOEY
GENTS FURNISHING IMPORIUa.

A-HIRre FOR BOYS, unfinished, Of e7xe
HAVE them finished, at 75c.
IL you wish hEbS SIZE they are SOC.
RISK Il mine, not the purchasers.
R-Rf OHK, n IL doesn't It, will refuns noney.
Save MOSEY, By buying these SHIFTS, NJ
they surpss al partly made shirts. have
them ell nnished 81 q.
GnHT's EUREIsHING GOODS &C lowest prices
o. fHOMPBON'S shirt Factory,
LEpROIT BUILDIa6,
JET e04 street north invest
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
svrREME COURT DECISIONS.
SATURDAY, nj

SATURDAY. May y. 1910.
Present Chief Justice Ludeling. As
sociate Justices Howell. Wyly and Nor
gan.
No. Gos5. Mrs. M. l.. Burke. tutrix. VI,
Louis Tregrc. Alrh. Mitenbcrger and
VIM. f. Halsey. intcrvonors. Rehear-
ing refused.
No. 6232. In the matter of the estate
Of T. Norbert Marrionneaux. Opposition
of John A. Dardenne.- Rehearing re-
fused.
No. Glso. Monheim Bcrwin vs..
Michael Legras Rehearngl refused.
No. G255. L. Silvert Marrionneaux ct
ais. vs. Succession of L. Norbert Mar
rionneaux Rehcaring refused.
No. 4I29. Nathan +. Bailey vs Sarah
Quick Miss Emma Quick, intervenor.
Rehearing refused.
No. GlG7. Jules Ducasse vs.. J. G. Key.
ser and II. McKenna. Rchearing re-
fused.
No. G257. Caroline Armand and her
husband vs.. Francis Il. Dumas. Tax
llector.--Rehearing refused.
No. 61s9 Monheim Berwin vs. B.
Weiss ct al. Rehearing refused.
No. 46i6. Lorenzo Morales vs.. John
Davidson. Rehearing refused.
No. 4S2o. Cecile Dupre. wife Of A.
Humphreys, vs.. Adolph Duprc. ct ais. -
Rehearing refused.
No. G2o5. Mrs. u. A. Taylor vs.. II. $.
Bowles. ct ais. Rehearing refused.
No. 6256. H. Lucien MarrionneauX, Ct
ais. VS.. Succession OF /. Norbert Mar
rionneaux. - kehearing refused.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
An Ex-Tnx Collector. Who - supposed tO
Oc brow ned. ts Indicted for EMbczzle-
w,cut Of ss3N, OOO state Funds.

A few days ago the DEMOCRAT chron-
icled the fact that an ex-TaN Collector of
jefferson parish. A. X. Johnson. had
accidentally fallen overheard from the
drowned. It has since been learned
that MIR. johnson was sitting on hen
coop on the upper deck; the river being
considerably rough on the night in Ques-
ton. II Is supposed that the hen
coop broke loose and went over with
Johnson. striking him on the head as he
was drowning.
The Grand jury yesterday returned =
true bill against the ex-TaX Collector
for embezzlement Of State funds 10 the
extent Of $4,000.
It is to be hoped that diligent search
will he made for the body, rs there are
a number of people that believe the eX-
Tax Collector has not shuffled Off this
mortal coil. A recovery of the body
would set the anxious hearts at rest.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
CITY COT NCII-OFFgCIAi4.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
CRY HAIL. NEW ORLEANS.
Thursday, April 27, 1876.


f. Thursday. Aprii27, 1876 T
The Council met this DAY at twelve O'Clock Nj.
pursuant TO adjournment.
Pres~nt-~Hon Cnarles j. Leeds. Mayor pre-
siding, and Administrations Bertoi, Brown.
Buuny Landry Mccarthy and Pilsbury
Notions being in order, Mr. Landry noyedto
reconsider the vote by which was adopted An
ordinance 70 provide for leasing or farming the
revenues Of the public markets oi New Orleans
for torn Of four years adopted April b, 1876.
Carried
On further motion Of Mr.. Landry the ordi-
nance was amended by striking out the whole Of
sccfion two. and inserting in lieu thereof the
following:
SEE O. BY the word scrip in this ordinance is
meant certificates tor bonds, under $40; face
value: certificates Of appropriation; certificates
for flve-eighths tax excess: tax warrants: all
interest coupons and parts oi same due up to
and including July /. 1875: unpaid ordinances
OF fs73 1874 and 1876: criminal Jury warrants :;
city money: registered judgments for floating
debt judgments in United States Courts for
floating debt, and certified debt Of the city Of
Carrollton.
The ordinance rs amended was then adopted
by the following vote:
Yeas-Bertoli. Brown. Bouny. Landry. McCar-
thy. Pilsbury.
There being no further business, the Council
then adjourned. J. II. HARDY, Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

At n meeting of this Exchange. held
Friday night. Gen, Bussey read the fol
lowing resolutions and moved their adop-
ton.
whereas, the Merchants Exchange
has. under It's charter. organized into
an active working body to promote and
increase tho commerce of our city, and
the combined and Jealous cooperation
OF our merchants Is desirable and requi-
site to secure the results 80 necessary TO
oM permanenoe and success; and
Whereas, All the grain and produce
receivers, with but few exceptions. are
active participants in the daily transac-
tions of the Exchange. and as the co
operation and personal presence OF
these exceptions would make the move
ment unanimous and OF permanent
value to the whole trade therefore.
Resotred. That the President be re-
uuested to appoint a committee Of three
TO confer with these parties with the
view to secure their interest and parti-
cipation in the daily transactions OF the
Exchange.
The resolutions being seconded by
Mr.. L. Prudhomme. they were adopted
10y a unanimous vote.
President Odendahl named the fol-
lowing gentlemen as a committee to
carry the resolutions into effect Gen.
G. Bussey, John Brunaso and G. Chism.
The meeting then adjourned.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
CREENE SPRINGS SCHOOL.


HENN4 IL Nv HIN. LII. u ITIH'IpaI.
This Institution has been in successful opera
ton twenty years under the same Princ-
pal. The regular session began October l. 1878.
and ends June q. 1876. Y is divided into. three
terms, beginning October l. January I, and
April |. with short recess Ut Christmas. Board,
tuition. use of library. room. fuel and attend
snee, SIS each, for first and second terms and $50
for third term, payable at beginning Of each
term. Washing 30 cents per dozen. The next
years mas proved the remarkable healthfulne-s
of the place. Many coming from malaria dis
tricts have been entirely restored to health by
the use OF the Mineral Waters. For Catalogue.
giving full information. address Principal.
Greene Springs, Hale county, Ala. Refers TO
james Lingan. ESD. l22 Grayier street and
others Of this city. ap1 I'm !
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
The Picayune Newspaper Controversy

The proceedings opened in the United
States Court Friday, in the case Of
Thomas Barns VS.. the Picayune Pub
fishing Company ct ais, asking for n
receiver. Plaintiff filed a supplemental
petition, making Chas. L. Howard q
party to the suit. Aftidavits Of the
various parties to the. suit were read,
asserting and denying claims and state
ments. Counsel for the 2icayune Com
pany and Howard notified the court that
they would file briefs on Monday.
Counsel for T.. O. Hancock said, that if
the court decided to appoint a receiver,
he would be satisfied with the appoint
ment of Chas T. Howard. The court
then adjourned.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

Agents for
SAZERAC BRANDIES.
Importers aud Dealers In
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos. / ami DH U0y0l St. New Orleans,

Sazerac Brandy. Viniages q. Z. =. 1906 aud 1877
in quarters and eightls.
Chanisso and old Port Wines. worry superior
quality.
Hnurinr O. Pale Sherry, Old Scotch and irish
Whiskies st. Cruz and Januien ltums. Hol-
land Uiu. Apple and Peach Brandies. Supe-
rior Old Kentucky Bourbon aud Rye Wbis
kes. Absnthe. Yarmouth. tordials Aes.
Porter. Deer, et"
Champaignes -tiunderer Krug. and Cleo Goulet
Il On. tlar"t IN casks and rasns. and u iarge
and selected stock IF MI other goods inciilen-
tai tO otit line. HppJ IT
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
= Soldter In search 0f Amusement.

Walter Woods, United States sol
dier belonging to Company Il, Third
Infantry, was arrested Friday night and
lodged in cell No. /. Third Precinct, for
II ing drunk The turnkey, on going to
pe cell this morning, found that Cncle
Ine ms man had amused himself during
pa night by tearing UP the flooring.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
United states Circuit Court.

Nhe jury commissioners were engaged
Saturday morning in drawing the two
hundred jurors ordered by the court to
try the whisky cases.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
Larceny Ot a Watch.

Thos. Dolan, alias Crazy Mike, was
arrested Friday at the corner Of Royal
and Customhouse streets, and lodged in
the Central Station, charged with the
larceny of gold watch, valued at S75.
Special Officer Roxperough made the
arrsaSt
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
ETATEnr InIrfs1ANA

ETATFOF LOUISIANA |
Parish Of Orleans.
T. EUAS IT, G. DHPUY. Cashier " the above
nnmed bank. de solemnly swear that the above
statement is true TO the best of my knowledge
and belief. CItAs. T.. G. DUPUY Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to before mo this 18th
day Of March. 1870
TIEO. GUyOL. Notary Public.
Correct Attest W r. BLAKEMOHE.
s. n BOYD.
JULIUS VAfRIN
rni9l Directors.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans.
l. JOHN 6. DEyEREUX. Cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemn)y swear that the above
statement is true 70 the best Of my knowledge
and belief. JOHN G. DEVEREUX. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before moths 18th
day OF March. 1876
w. J, CASTELL, Notary Public.
Correc-Attest:
+. IRWIN.
JOHN HENDERSON,
EMILE GAUCHE,
m22 Uirectros.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

Highly recommended by Professors and Doe
Alpuente Brickeli. Bruins. Le Monnier, Nlaas.
iTnva and other distinguished physicians OF
New Orleans. and by the Academy ot Sciences
of Havana.
The undersigned is the sole manufacturer OF
this OIL, which may he had Of all druggists.
,pI lv A. JAS tnS Chnrtrea street
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
THE pADMoNs or NEW NouH ouT'
DONE.


Joe Pierce and hia wife Sally were
Friday arraigned before Judge Evans.
charged with assault and battery with q
cowhide upon their little adopted daugh-
ter Alice. aged ten years
The examination of n number of wit
nesses on behalf of the State ELECTED
the following facts
That On the gath Of April, between the
hours Of 4 and o'clock In the morning
the tenants Of tb7 Howard street were
aroused by lashes and muf1ied cries OF
agony. coming from the apartments
occupied by the accused.
The eMtire household having been
reused by this time. repaired to the
place from whence the sounds came.
joor barred. They then repaired to the
window. and, looking In. a sickenng
and heartrending sight met their gaze.
The little girl, Alice, waa lying on the
foor, weltering in blood. and over her
stood the inhuman stepnother using
the cowhide upon this poor little crea-
ture's body. aud every stroke left its
trace of blood. The mother, however.
became exhausted. the stcpfather, an
other brute In human form. remarked
Give me the cowhide. l won't give her
| open them again aud. Jerk
ing the oowhide from his wife.
he dealt the child eight or ten
licks in rapid succession. The tenants
reprimanded with the parents. when
the wife. Sally Pierce, remarked that
she had to olothe aud feed her aud that
they tthc tenantsl had nothing to do
with It.
Several witnesses testified that this
sort OF maltreatment to The child was u
daily occurrence. and further stated
Al. Ia, h.,n nl, IL xng
beaten seven times I'm one day with n
cowhide. until the blood flowed from
the wounds in a copious stream.
Judge Evans. after hearing the evi-
dcnce. sent the case before the First
District Court. The accused was then
remanded to the Parish Prison. in de
fault or bonds
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
CITY ITEMS.


NV" s"WeseVs VWFvWses AVsvWpusWe0s
Friday night Dr. White. true to his
Instincts and the threats he had uttered.
together with Drs smythe and Russell
and Messrs. Woodward and Heath.
held what they term n regular meeting
of the Roard Of Health, and after
Qualifying" Drs. Lewis and Rua-
sell proceeded to adopt set If
whereases.'' i'm which they declare
that Drs. Gaudet, Finney, Lemonnier
aud Messrs. Woodward and Heath. not
having properly qualified by taking the
oath OF Office. the election held recent
ly was null and void. They then went
into AN election Of officers. eleoiing
Doctor White to the $4,000 Presidency.
Ur. Russell as secretary and the follow
Ing sanitary inspectors.
First District. =. 4. Herfick Second
District. II, A, veasie Third District.
t}ustave Devron Fourth District.
Joseph Holt Fifth District J. u. Lar
oade. Sixth piairiet, George Kellogg
Seventh District. i +. Newman,
II will he seen that thee Newman. the
published smallpox black mailer, is
se verely punished by being removed
from the Second to the Seventh Dis
triot.
The pseudo board then proceeded 10
election uf resident quarantine physi-
clans Riuoleta. Dir. q. u. q. Hendon
Morgan City, DR.. A. j.. Eyes.
Ducters Gaudet, Lenionnier and Fin.
nev were probably not Invited to attend
the meeting. and, therefore. abstained
from being present.
Where the matter will end. with two
Boards Of Health and two sets Of in
spectors TO exercise authority and pro
tect the city against disease. viii have
to be seen
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
OPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OPEIIOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, Of 5 =. m.
.<ze@- FOR WASHINGTON PORT
tIZs1ank Barry, Chnretyil!e. Bayou Dec
ez,>1 Glaizes, Atchafalaya, simmsport.
Big Bend Landing. Old River. and ali interme-
diate ponta--The liRht-draft passenger steamef
ROBT. YOUNG.
tiiE lin pIacesof st. Mary
w. II, Daniel master. J. H.. 5ciyniit. clerk
For freight or pilssfixe apply on board or to
HTTE 4 CABIN, 8 Tchog Cttoulas st.
Through bills lading TO Bayous Des 6laizee
and Eofuf dig i'm
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. |
Parish Of Orleans
l. JAS. CHALAEON. Cashier Of the abose
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief JAS CHALERON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this goth
day Of March. 1876.
JAS. FAHEY. Notary Public
Correct Attest: -
VIM HARTWELL.
SCOTT McGEHEE.
VICTOR MEYER
mh22 Directors
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
saturday, April II.

Fortho present trains Will leave Metaiair Ridge
and tho Lake EVERY HALF HOUR, from 6
o'clock a. m, the last train leaving the Lake at 10
O'Clock y. m.
Fare from Clay Statac to Lake. TEN CENTS
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

rESsAs.. BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN
SAs PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY May c. 84 s y. m.
FOR FLOYD DELHI JOEs
L@IA& - Bayou Warsaw. and oil landings on
Bayou Macon, Tensas aud Black
steamer ~
W. j. Poitevsnt.
tIn place Of Willis
J. u. sullivan. master. j. l.. Eobtins, elerk,
will leave AZ above. For freight u passa3s
apply on board or to
LORD n NoPEAKE, As Camp street,
N. B.-Will attend 10 oil Of Capt Safu BIoek's
contracts on Black River N.Y. NJ
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
BAYOU DEs GLAIZEs.

nm w DAc 0A<AALks'
FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE
r% FOR kyERaBEEN COTTON
kf3sssftSSt1 port, Junction. Mofeeuy yiile., Bie
Bend. siminsport aud aL intrr-
mediate landings - The Igbt-dfan passenger
steamer Trenton,
In place cf steamer Garry Owen
NJ. VI, DouifOur. muster. Il. l.. TrOusdsle. clerk
will leave as above. For ffeight OF passaa.e
apply on board. or to
fesu BRiTToN 4 ErPLER
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

We. The undersigned appointed Commission
ers for the drawing pf s3nuoQ Thirty thousand
dollars being sinking fund II ion per rpti If
donisl mortgage bonds II the Crescent CITY
Live stock Landing and slnughiethonse Com.
pany, do hereby denlare aud certify that said
drawing wes correctly and legally made on
This Day Nav /. 1870. ai ! e'cleeh y. ~. with q
result ms above. ALEX. HDNNEVAL.
j. +. HDUX.
Commissioners
Now Orleans. May I. 1876.
I hereby certify The above 10 lr n true COPY
from original in my hands ~
j ~ AuGUHTfN Secretary.
New Orleans, May I. 1876.
The holders II the drawn numbers nre mott
fed that these viii be paid In fuil on the ist day
Of July, 1876. The interest coupons duo this
day will be paid On presenta.ign.
]. n. AuGUSTtN Secretary
New Orleans. MAY I. 1910. tnyI II
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

STATE OF 1sOUIHtANA.
Patish of Orleans.
T. WILLIAM PA IFHEY. Cashier of tie above
named hank do soennly sweat that The above
statement is true to thn hest " my knowledge
and belief WILLIAM PAIFHEY. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn tu before me. this eigli-
teenth day If March 1915. -
aTOHGE w. GIITTsTY
CORRECT Attest, Notary Public
J. T. GARvEY
SAMUEL nELGADO,
A. CltAPSkY.
rnim Directors.
r,ut,,,t,,r ,u ,,ttts 1.,nt.tntnxr nus srftE
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
BANK STATEMENTS.

ISEPOAT- OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NEW enIEANs NATIONAL BANK,
lt New Orleans. In the stats of Louisiana. at the
close n business. March 10. tsTs.'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
LOUISIANA AZ Ir ~.
ISL paaes.
It's Topography and Valuable Resources.
NY DANIEL BENNETT.

lis Topography and Valuable Resources.
NY DANIEL BENNETT.
rrice. - Cents Postage. ~ cents.
LIBERAL REDUCTION TO DEALERS.
~, 900 a"vle~ just Published 1000
s0ptes s0t0.
The Editors of New Orleans have given this
book q strong Endorsement.
OPINIONS OF NEW ORLEANS BOOK
sEILEHsi
II Is n book which has long been wanted and
often called FOR | am selling eot les daily that
are mailed ~ all parta of the world
GEORGE ELLIS. B3bksrller.
Opposite the F0sf ONCE,
During my long experience as bookseller In
this city have had thousands Vi injuries for
such work. Mr. Ilannatts LOUISIANA AS TT
Is is precisely the bn X that he's bnen called fota
u gives general satisfaction to my natr in
city and country II its true character were
generally known 1t would require ten times the
present edition ~ tnWn ttJpies to supply the
demand. q &. HALEY Beok ksenr.
K ~ Commercial Place.
Branch. isB Peydras street.
An exparienae ~ twenty-five years as book
seller IN New Orleans will Justify me in saying
that The book Just ssued by Mr.. Danl bennett
LOUISIANA AS IT Is supplies want long
felt by residents aud strangers. The demand
Tor the book Is active an1 ls sianlily increasing.
JAMES A. GRESHAM
ante % tnmp and tts fnrai stretf.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
FOR THE LAKE.
once OF New Orleans city Railroad 60

No. l2i Canal street New Orleans. April Il.
ls16-For the Lake-The regular trains over the
e New Orleans. Mctaro Cemeteries and Lake
Railroad will begin running on
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

GRAND ECOnE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at6p. m.
s@s~ FOH GRAND ECOHH MONT.
Wares. Barbins' and III Tay lind.
inge intermediate on the Mississipp and He'd
Rivers The stonmer
New Bart Able.
r. Sinnott, master. GsosG Hamilton. eIArk.
For freight or psssage apply pn bpMds grio
ADAMS II WORK,
dsia Gm Nns sCpfuruareiB Place.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
TENsIAs, BAYOU MACON. AND UPPER TEN
SAS PACKET.

Leaves on FRIDAY. kpTiI q hfb m.
n1 FOK FLOYD DELHf JOEb
lEA0{kfs Bayou, Warsaw. and nj Ian dings on
Bayou Macon, Tensas md Black
rivers The new. light druft and 6oe passenger
steamer WILLIE.
In place Of the Hapidest
]. y. Sullivan. master: j. l.. Robbins ciefk;
will leave as aboye For freight OF passage up-
ply on board or 10 ss
LORD &. .McPEAKE, 4e Camp street.
BRfTTON 4 EPPLFH. 1oe Common 1T.
mh23 ADAMS n WOYE. 9 Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

slsoa uo,,,,s

Sinking Fund of Ten Fof Cent on Mptiaagf
tuuds 81 thp Crescent City LiYe Stock Land
Ing nn1 SihughtpthoH-n tunnanrs
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
BGur RIVER.

BEUE RIVER. 4
Leaves THURSDAY. April H. a4B,p. m,
- FOR POINT JEFFERSON AND
kSa!sitt t5 all landings on Bepf Eiver-~ Tho
n~ steamer
STELLA BLOCK.
o. r. Crooks master, Gnte Block clerk.
Will Leave ~ above. positively. F0r freight or
passage apply on board or to
HITE & CABIN, 8 TehoBpitonlas At.
P.s.-WilI pay particular attention " all busi-
ness on Black River.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

RESOURCES

Al New Orleans IN the State Of louisiana Mt
the close of business. Friday. March 10, te7G.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
ruE MISSION OF THE DEMOCRAT
SOUTHERN PAPER

In every sense of the word aud iia aim will be
to represent Southern views. feelings and opn-
ions.
Ita already extensive and still rapidly increas-
ING circulation IN Louisiana. Texas. Mississippi
Alabama and Arkansas renders II. without uues-
ton.
4 First-CIass Advertising medium,
nud ia such We commend II to the public.
Terms ot weekly Democrat:
In advapeel
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THE
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Tho New Orleans WFEKLY DEMOCRAT is n
handsome
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J. II. HANDY. Secretary.