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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

A lad named Lewis Hirshtield, of Easton,
Pa. after Witnessing rope-walker's feats,
undertook to get up an exhibition on his own
hook. lie tied one end of the rope to the
door knob and the other to the knob of the
kitchen cupboard. Then he got on the rope
and the cupboard toppled over, and few
moments later the young gymnast might
have BEEN seen crawling from beneath the
ruins of $25 worth of crockery and glass
ware. He wasn't hurt much until after his
mother got through using the balancepoIe,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

DR.. koBACKs JNRIyALED STOMACH BITTERa
Good for all diseases arising from derange
ment OF the stomach. As corrective IL canpst
De excolled: Pleasant TO the taste Assists di
gestlon, and keeps the system generally in good
condition.
For sale by Forbes * Gehring.
AMERICAN COLOMBIA new perfume, deli
cate, sweet, and lasting, just the article demand
ed for every lady's and gentlemans toilet.
For sale by Forbes q Gehring.
PHosPHoREND DEsTRoYER"-A few applica
lions viii efFectually extern,inate Rats, Mice
Ants and Reaches.
For sale by Forbes & Gehring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

In 1910 there lived at South Shields, Eng.
land, u laboring man named Dickinson, a
native of The village OF COniscltle, near Oar
lngton. He was afflicted with paralysis
which for some years crippled his limbs, and
deprived him of the use of the lett side OF his
body. One day, as he was slowly crawling
along the street. he met with an elderly well
dressed man. who stated that he was a physi-
clan from Edinburgh, and he, on hearing Of
Dickinson's case, advised him TO return 10
his native village, and have himself covered
up with earth, which operation would cure
him. The poor fellow, nothing doubling,
dragged himself on foot to Coniscliffe, where
he persuaded an old acquaintance to assist
HIM In temporarily burylng himself. They
proceeded 10 the Tees-side, where Dckin.
sons friend, with his spade, dug a hole in
the ground in which the patient was to lie
tor four hours. Dickinson stretched him.
self in the excavation, with his head only al
the outside, and soil was heaped upon him to
the depth of two feet. At the expiration of a
quarter of an hour the patient broke out into
a profuse perspiration, and an intense pam at
the same time attacked his left side, loin and
leg. Notwithstanding the agony he endured
he remained thus till the allotted time. The
man who buried him. seeing him turn "back
in the face" and fearing he would die, would
have released him sooner, but Dickinson
would not consent. The sick man, when the
earth was off him, arose and walked off with
an active step, cured of his disease This
remedy for sickness is an old one; and Dam.
pier, the voyager, attacked by illness in the
East Indies, was, at his own request, buried
to the neck in the earth until his pain abated.
Huntington (Eng.) Times.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market. -
Nov 10TH 1876.
Flour-prices about the same. Fancy white
winter extras, sG75@750; spring extras 5000
$50; fancy Minnesota patent, S6.5O@9OO
Wheat-Lower. Winter, red, sllO NO
spring, lOS@l.0 No. 2, $l.07@$l0Il3.
Corn-No 2, 42M43c. Options, Nov, 42443c
Oats-Cash sales, 32@33c., Oatter for white)
Rye -59d62c., for No. =
Barley-No. 9, 7SdS1c.
Lard-s9 55d 500.
Tallow-Sc.
Potatoes -Peachblnws 550t 75c.
Butter-Good fancy yellow, 33G35c; roll, 23@
2jcts.
Eggs-22T DC. per dcz.
Dire scd chickens, Sc.
Turkeys, Zoe.
Cattle-Dull, and prices unchanged. Fancy
grade steers s. O0-$5 p: choice natives 81 400
a. IS: cows and hefcrs 1928 1926.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11
NATIONAL BANKS AND CURRENCY.

On the 10th of August, 1876, as shown by tho
report of the Treasury Department Of the L. s..
there was outstanding a national bank circua
lion of 1892 1913, $4,000 These national bank
notes are used a. money and received by the
farmer for his produce, the mechanic for his
skill and labor, the merchant for his goods, &c
To obtain these national bank notes the
banks procured government bonds, upon which
the people have to pay interest annually, and
deposited them. For every one hundred thou
and dollars in bonds 50 deposited by these banks
they drew back from the government ninety per
cent in national bank notes. amounting, as above
stated, to $685., 99s, 1896.
Upon the national bank notes which they thus
obtained these banks pay no interest. The gov
eminent guarantees the payment Of these ma
tiona bank notes. 1t follows, then, that the
bonds should have been cancelled and destroyed
to the amount of that circulation, but they have
not been and remain portion of our gigantic
public debt, and the people are taxed every
year to pay interest upon them at the rate of 8
to 6 per cent per annum. On these bonds,
say at 5i5 per cent, per annum, the interest
amounts annually to S18,3l l0O8.4S, and the
premium on coupon interest in gold makes the
further sum of 81, S3l ,iG0.4S.
As these bonds have not been cancelled, the
people are compelled TO pay interest upon the
bonds and the circulation of national bank notes
obtained upon the bonds; consequently the pco-
pie pay ten per cent. interest upon the circula-
ton, amounting to S33, 800, $3.50.
Making interest upon
Bon s(gold). .,...............Sl8 4,9Os.4S
premium on gold coupons'.''.. 10 '4go'4o
ii'''''' WI CIV "'''''o" 90 '''''''''
rotalinterest. .. S53. 4iG, 232. SO
Total vote for Greeley in 1879 1884 O79
Total vote for Grant in ls72. ........3 ,591 ,07O
-
'''''
DiNne the to'ai vote Tor president INTO TINS
'otai interest ana we ma 'ua' to pay 1t has cost
every voter the sum oil eigh' dollars anu twenty
cents per year Tor the last iour years amount
ing 10 H"y-tT' doHdrs ana etgdy csHts to each
voter
IN "idIuoh TO inns enormous ana UNJUST IN
'ere't' which would never have existed hut for
stupid or criminal legislation, theact OF congress
which demonetlzcd SILVER IL another outrage up
on the taxpayers Of the United States. This
law lowers the standard OF the new coinage Of
silver and raises that OF gold, so that the new
SILVER coin is below the grcenback and national
bank circulation This silver coin is of such
spurious mixture that spectators buy it and ex-
change 1t at profit of to 6 per cent. over pa
per money. 1t Is only payable by law for debts
20 me amount of less than five dollars. 1t will
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

SIMPLE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.-Boi a
small potful of potatoes and battle the part
affected with the water in which the potatoes
we're boiled, as hot as can be applied immed
lately before going 10 bed. The pains will
be removed, or at least alleyiated, by the next
morning. Some of the most obstinate rheum
attic pains have lately been cured by one ap
plication Of this novel and simple remedy
Rural Nee Yorker.
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Ottawa wholesale Market.
OTTAWA, Nov. 10Th, 1876.

VIINNN, NOV. IUII, I0iIl.
The following were the figures Yesterday:
Corn, 'c. for - lbs; new, Sic. for 50 lbs; oats
New $50 pc. for - los ,timothy seed 81 80; HAY
So for prairie, SI@S for timothy; Potatoes
New, 65d10c.
". uuntg hr1nzy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

The Grand Central Hotel, New York. leads In
the popular demand for low prices. II has re.
dueed IFS rates frora 400 TO $3.50 and $500 per
day
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Spsfial 1ntlff5.
DIR. Ill. OLIN.

OF Chicago, Formerly of this pa'eJ Will Visit Ottawa al
Clifton Hotel the Arst Tuesday each month for treating
all diseases of Eye and Ear, surgtcaly or otherwise
Operation cataract artificial pupil inverted idscl
of the ear duct eye and the removal OF
umors and morbid growtEs OF every description Artificial
eyes and ear drums Inserted without pain previous
on Granular eyelds the most Frequent disease IN the toest
iudiCdlly md permanently c,red
From his long experience in treating diseases of the Eye
and Ear he feels confident In stating that he cure nearly
every case Chronic diseases also eaed Consultation Tree
Largest stock of Artificial Eyes IN the West.
Decem Der lntb l.1O.-ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

All kinds Of School Books, and School Station
cry, at Osman ~ lIapcman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

the FREE TRADER and Lire Sto,k JouJnal, one
year, for $3.50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11
Ladies' and ChiIdren'S Underwear

Az IMMENSE STOCR OF BEAUTYPLL AND RELA.
BIZ G0ODS AT VERY GREAT REDUCTIONS
LADIES COMPLETE OUTFITS. at $50 and upwards.
INFANTS COMPLETE OUTFITS, at IS and upwards.
TT FULL CATALOGUES OF THIS DEPARTMENT,
WITH DIRECTION FOR SUPERINTENDENT SENT
FREE ON APPLICATION 10 ALL PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY.
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Exchange on Chicago, New York

ExcuanSe Oh OuiCdSo, NeW oIR
And all the principal cities Sast and West
BOU @ II Il A NJ SOL Id
Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland and al
I'm portant points Continental Europe drawn sums 70
suit purchasers. -
". -. Revenue stamps OF all denomins
tons constantly on hand and for sale
United states bonds, Local Securities
Gold and Silver bought and sold
To those who favor with their patronage would
we shall be able to extend such facilities nlodao1
As we trust will prove them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open frem "a. NJ. to iP.a.
II. q. JORDAN, Cashier
Ottawa, Feb. 10th, 1875.
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The following Is the business disposed OF IN
this court since our last report:
TnMMpy
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12

The n. s. Turner brought barge heavily
laden with cotton and hay.
The splendid passenger steamer B. L. Hodge,
is going to Cincinnati. and will leave on Wednes-
day positively. Capt. ]. p. McElroy, an ex-
perienced and clever steamboatman, will COM
mand. Attention is called to the advertisement.
Tbs Willie, in place of the Rapides, will arrive
tomorrow from the Fensas and Macon, and will
return on Wednesday. Jerry Sullivan master, J.
L. Robbins clerk
The Fannie Tatum is up again for business,
and will leave on Tuesday without fail at p. NJ,
for all landings on White River to Batesville;
John Elwell in command, Henry Tatum in the
efice
Capt. T. R. Muggah arrived here yesterday,
and reports his Ida sold to Capt. John Pharr, who
will employ her in service between Morgan City
and points on Bayou Teche.
Capt. John Kouns will leave for the West TO-
morrow, for the purpose Of contracting for an
iron or wood hull, from which is to be constructed
Capt. JAS. L. OPry's Lower Coast packet. He
will go first to st. Louis and from there to Mound
City Metropolis, and perphaps farther.
[By Telegraph
yIcKsBURG, March 1O.-To J. B. Woods Co.:
Steamer Henry G. Yaeger will arrive Sunday and
leave for st. Louis Monday evening positively.
/. G. VANHooK, Master.
VIcKsBURG, March 10.-To j. b. Woods d Co.:
Steamer Bismarck will arrive Sunday and leave
Tuesday evening for st. Louis.
JNo. SpANE, Master.
DELHI, March Ito Lord & McPeake: Will
arrive Monday night and leave Wednesday, Tor
the Tensas and Macon.
J. B. SULLIVAN,
CAPTAIN steamer Willie.
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Phelps AGO. Richard Flower &co--3 D Wallace
Gco-2 N D Wetmore- q w A Peale-1 L Harris 4
co.. Cos sacks cotton seed O Cotton Seed AseOcia-
ton-58 do Clark hale hides to order. i do to
Fitzpatrick Hail. and sundries to order-TOtal 727
bales cotton 1853 sacks cot ton seed
ST LOUIS-Per steamer John Tole-3 hhds of
tobacco to e Wilson e. Mills. ..150 bbs cornmeal
12a sacks oats hhds bacon Al bbls pork Schwabach
er Frowenfald &lPfeifer bbls alcohol Fredirickson
Harte 20 bbls pork to order 100 bbls cornmeal
10 do 209 bbs flour Glover & Odendahl-3O2 sacks of
corn J Hanna -1726 do j Cull &co-124 bales hay
100 bbls flour order -961 sacks corn bale cotton
John Glynn jr-l Q ii rope Col ID NJ Jaymes- = bdls
paper B Woods &co-40 casks beer j Frank -22
pkgs mdse 20 half bbis -four "A bbls do Whitney
eco -109 acks corn $50 sacks ats W II Matthews
BrO-356 bales hay DuSOuchet-104 do Rogers e.
Mtche43 do 100 sacks oats SO sacks bran 142 sacks
corn Chas Pleasants-5s0 bbs flour so sacks bran to
Prudhomme g. NewtOn-279 bales hay to Order-4
tierces hams Solari Sons 20 pkgs mdse Rice
Bros Geo. do d H Holmes Geo. do 10 bbls o l L
LyOns-l00 bbls flour to Schneider g. Zuberbier. 200
sacks oats Jos West SEQ .1347 sacks bran 144 sacks
screenings Valrin & MOItimer-33 boxes handles A
Baldwin &co-3 boxes books Fl Magnus- -1s casks
bacon Vose Bros--2 pkgs mdse Branch CrOokes Geo
rick g. KeIth--l2 do Nj q Clark & Bro-56 do M A
Summers-6 boxes eggs Miller & Meyer 100 bbls of
fienr II Fairchild Son &cO--l91 bales hay Del
BondiO-350 sacks bran Gordon g. GOmla--63S sacks
corn 1900 bbls flour Newmna Kent hhds tobacco
box do Wetmore. 10 bbls flour bbls grits
sacks l6 Pool e. Hon, y-1lO bbls flour
Reshippng- 60 do j Aiken 10 do 10 casks bacon hf
casks do l tierce lard Blanks Lne-l020 sacks corn
Mobile g. Il R. 3 bales cotton & c Newman 2
j L Harris 6co-S Lehman. Abraham &cO-o Clapp
Bros &co-7 Prestidge Graham &co-2a Meyer, Weis
&co.. 25 bbls cornmeal 20 bbls pork to A Emer-and
sundries to order Total Al bales cotton 80 hhds TO-
bacco le05 sacks bran 46 sacks 1921 bbls -four
$50 bbs cornmeal ll55 bales hay
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v,gAs8UKG.

VisNsHUKG.
SATURDAY vICKSBURG UNITED Stairs
NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P. II.
c.g. = For vlcksbnrs, Dnvis's Bend.
%ESN* Natchez and all intermediate landinn-
asssssaasA The passenger steamer
NatcheZ,
I. T. feathers, MASTER j. #. Muse clerk,
connecting at VicksDurg with the Parisot Line for
Yazoo, Tailahatohie and SuniOwer rivers aud " u
Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and st. Louia
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNEY, lit Common II.
or to HITE & CARLIN, 3 Tchonpit0ulas a.
Freight taken and through bills of adiug signed to
Talluh and stations east of Tallulah on the Vicks.
burg, Sh eveEort and Texas Railroad via Delta by
W. b. BROCKETT. Agent. 81 Magazine q.
s14 6In
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WHITE RIVER.
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET.
IT, II For Bntesville, Jacisonport. Des
Arc, Devals Bluff and all way land ings-
The fine and fast passenger packet
Fannie Tatum
Jro. Elwell, master, Green F. Shields, clerk,
will leave TUESDAY. March II, at p. NJ, taking
freight for all landings both the Arkansas and
White rivers. JNO. JANNEY,
BRUCKETT & CARTER,
mh12 Agents.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS.
axs. FOR ST. LOUlN, CAIRO.
sHalaaB1Ah2 The fine steamer
HENRY G. YAEGER.
l.. VanHOok master n. B. Fowler clerk.
Leaves MONDAY, March Is. at 5 2. M.
JOHN +. TOLLE.
ID NJ. Brady. master. w. G. Klmber, clerk,
Leaves TUESDAY. March Ia, at P. Nj.
BISMARCK.
John Spane master, E. Ross Pow ell, clerk,
Leaves TUESDAY, March H. at 5 z NJ
Through bills lading via Cairo and Belmont to all
points North and West.
81 j. b. WOODS e. CO., 1O4 Common st.
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OPELOUsAs.

OP4LOU9A8s
INDEPENDENT oPELOUSAs WEEKLY
PACKET.
~ For Washington, Port Barry,
lSSs.ss5aS Atchafalaya, Simmsport. Big Bend Land
ing, Old River and all intermediate
polntsLThe light diausht passenger steamer
F. Probst master J B. Schmidt clerk,
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March Is. at p NJ
For freight OF passage apply Oh board or to
HITE & CABIN, 3 Tchoupitoulas st.
Through bills OF lading to Bayou BGuf and Des
Glaizes dis
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1t P. M.
o. For Washington. fort Harro,
- ~ Simmsport, Churchyiiie all landings on
the Coast Atchafalsvs River and Bayou
Courtableau-The new and hght-draught passenger
steamer
A. Broad master The0. JOHN clerk,
Connects at Simmsport with steamer MINNIE for
Bayou des Glaizes. giving through bills lading. For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
ol0 If BRITTON L. EPPLER. 106 Common st.
Through bills Of lading to Bayou B9uf
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. March IL. at ~. N
r. For Warrington, Port Barre,
lal1HISts Simmsport, Churchville. and all inter.
mediate landings on the Coast. Atcha-
falaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The new and
Gghtdraught passenger steamer
Tensas,
On place of the Trepton)
W. Burton master Capt. Eug. Quatrevaux. clerk.
AL freight for Bayou des Glalzes will be landed
Simmspert or Big Bend LAM ing.
SIG If J. M. BOWLING Is Decatur street
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BAYOUs MaCO~ AND TENsAs.

BAYOUS MACON AND TENSAS.
yo~~~~c--~>~~ec~N~~~~~~>~~ A-~~>~~~NS~~~~
REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March IS at Pm
~ - Fer Fl0yA, Delhi. Wa, saw, Crockett
A63lIk = Point, Cutoff and all landings on Black,
Macon and Tensas rivers-The steamer
Willie,
Qn 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 NcPEAKE, 46 Camp street.
ADAMS & WORK, Commercial Place.
Win remain in the trade permanently. mh12
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12

Department of Finance,
CITY HALL,
NEW ORLEANS March 10, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received until FRIDAY
at - o'clock NJ 31st March, for the sale to the city
of One hundred Thousand Dollars in Bonds of the
city of New Orleans and of the late cities of Jeter
SOD and Carrollton, including Premium issues.
All bids must state the class of bonds the amount
of accrued interest thereon, and offers must include
both principal and interest.
Proposals must be directed to the Commissioners
of the Consolidated Debt, and endorsed, Proposals
for Bonds" ED. PILSBURY,
mill Fr&Tu I'd Admit istratOr.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12

Ftsh vRkA CMUZ.
TAMFIOE, TUXFAN, OAMPEAOKY, pAOGRE-
80 HAVANA AND NEW YuKh.
NKW YOEK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
Thiu Llt.3 IL COR imposed Of the steamships
Olsy of s5exto0......Capt. w. r. Sherwood.
City Of Mertda. ]. W. Reynolds
City Of Bavaaa- Capt. 3. i. Phillips
.-ssI5s6rx TAs sseAnishlp
IAkN&X% City of Mexico,
Capt. W. B. Sherwood
will leave hsr wharf foot Of CaiOpe crI, lrst
DISTRICT. on SUNDAY, March 26, 1876, at A. II.
RnaasGe 70 vara Orns, goo gola.
r. ALEXANDRA = SONS,
No. % Broadway, New Yo1k.
For freight OF oaasaxe, apply to
J. ". WfTNE.sHPOOM, Agent,
No. 50 Car ndelet ssreot.
The City Of Havana will follow SUNDAY. April
t. 1876. Oh
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FOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

FOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
For the season of 1856
Leaves FRIDAY. March "a, at p. M.
r. FOR Memphis, Helena, Mouth Of
hkSS4N&ksS White River, Chicot Greenv1lle, vicks-
burg and the Bends--The splendid pas.
scnger steamer
Thompson Dean,
w. B. Miller, master. Geo. Miltenherger clerk
will leave as above paying particular attention to
all way and plantation business Shippers may rely
on the Dean remaining in the trade the entire season.
Through bills Of ladnx all points the OhachitA
and Pine Bluff Railroad from Chicot City, and TO all
points on White River as high as Jacks0nport.
For freight or passage appl, on board, or to
&C. &. WAYNE, log Gravier street
d1
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vICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS.

VICKSBURG AND MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS ANb vICKSBURG PACKET.
lfnNA The new and elegant side.whool
80 passenger steamer
Illinois,
M. B. Cheek, master, J. W. Spears, clerk,
Leaves Vicksburg every FRIDAY at - M.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on Thursday even
ing by rail will make sure connections
Parties consgning freight to care of steamer ILL
NOIS will please enclose bill of lading tn
au4 If DUFF GREEN & Co. VicksbuFR.
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I.AFOURCHE.

LAFOURCHE.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND COAST
SEMLWEEKLY PACKET.
The new passenger steamer
Assumption,
Joe Dalferes, master, N. 2. Dupms, clerk
n.x Leaves New Orleans every Tues.
keta6Sk1S DAY and SATURDAY 1T p. M. re-
turning down the Coast in daylight
answering all halls, on FRIDAY and MONDAY.
For freight or passage Apply on board or to
oas If r. 4. cHARLET. 50 Cont street.
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STEAMBOATS,
Steamboat and Railroad Agency.

TR UNDERSIGNED, AGENT FOR TIN
i Memphis and Ohio River Line Of PacketA II
with the boats of the aforementioned Lines ever the
following Railroads. Little Rock and Pine Blu1
Iron Mountain Rai1r0Ad from Belmont, No.; Giucfk-
natl, Hamilton, Dayton and Little Mama railroads
and all their connections from Cincinnati For all
information and through RATES apply to
alt tt G. g. WAYNE. los Graviey rest.
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DUNKIR6.
Bark valkyria, McQuarrie. Feb 20
Bark Hans Thilis. Thilis ..... ....... sid Jan Is
GRnIsBY.
Steamship Dhoolia. Stevens. sid Feb 10
Bark LortOn Vale Beamer. sid Dec %
Bark Fannie Mcclellan. Mcclellan. sid Feb
GRAvEsEND
Ship Lord PalmerStOn, Mills sid Jan 10
GALWAY.
Bark CharuhObu, Wheatson- sid Jan 8
DUBLIN.
snip Stanley furet --......... sid Jan IL
ohlp SARAH oa'iHuers. -S0 Jan IL
Bark Tillid, Frederickson- Dec
Bark Geo W Jones, Potter ................sldJ Jan
IPSWICH.
Bark Holtingen, Evensen. .......... sid Dec 1s
ANDROSSAN.
Bark Formosa Forbes -..-..........sldJ Jan
Bark Asle Stromberg. ..........s sid Jan
Bark Artar0 SPEECH. lid Jan 20
Bark Fede Esperanza. .ldg Feb
ABERDEEN
Bark Matthias Hansen. .................sldJ Jan 81
MALAGA.
Bark Tigre Cosulich ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jan %
MEssINA.
Bark F Pirandello, Toduro- --.-..---.....ldg Jan
CETTE.
Bark Michele G.. Ferrari Feb
Brig Atlas. GerOllmich sid Dec q
Bark Harriet Hickman Smith ...........ldg Feb l
RIO DE JANEIRo
Ship BirdsOn, Hunter Jan IL
Schooner Maud Briggs, Davis. ........-- sid Mar
PALERMO
Brig Domenieo Gulotta- -sld Feb u
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Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Spanish steamship Diego, Gastanaga for Liverpool
Lowell g. Bailey
British steamship Arbitrator jackson for Liverpool
Ocean. Zerega eco
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola M aster
Steamer Amite Adams for Pens acOla Master
Ship Tabor, Taylor, for Liverpool Shuitz eco
British ship Minnie II Gerow. Gerow. for Liverpool,
Ocean. Zerega eco
Norwegian bark SiGop, Tellefsen. for Cork
Ocean. Zerega eco
Spanish bark America Taxonera for Barcelona
ID FatjO Geo
Schooner II L Willard, Willard. tor Lucea- Master
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12

sTEAMBOAIs.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
eoRrATIoN COMPANY.
MARIA LOUISE, TEXAS, La BELL1, !.
BELLE ROWLAND, G.. H. DURFEK,
COL A. p. KOUNs.
,.E For Shreveport Jeh'sr'e.' Upper
4 Red River, Minden, Ceushatta, Grand
Ecore, Alexandra and all way and plantation land
FOR SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERSON.
COL. A. .KOUNS----. Capt NJ. Fl. Kouns
Leaves TUESDAY, March H. at P. NJ.
Saturdays boat will 90 through 10 Jefferson.
No wharf boat charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company at the mouth OF Red River
Forwarding freight conssn to the company ct
New Orleans will be handled free OF dray&ge and
commissions.
For freight or passage apply on board Of boats, or
at the Office of the company, Ill Gravier, between
- JOS A. AIKEN. President.
NJ W. JOYCE, Agent.
LORD OF 5 McpEAKE. BR1TToN EpPLER,
HITE e. CARLIN. tei '7s ,v
REGULAR GRAND ECUkE rAUkEr.
Leaves every TUESDAY. at p. M.
~ : For Grand Ecere, Montgomery,
Il Alexandria, NOrmans, Barbin's, Wares
= Landing and all landings on Red River
The passenger steamer
Robert Young,
Gin pace of the John b Maude,)
will leave above positively taking freight for Cane
River.' Will answer all halls on the Coast. For
freight or passage oaSI apply on b1Srd Of to
CROCKETT g. CARTES, 80 Magazine.
N. o. DONNOHUE. IS Gravier
Commencing TUESDAY. March IA. mill If