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The New York herald., 1877-02-05
PIScHiSG THE SERVANT.


The above document does not appear to tho casual
rcauer an instrument OF oppression unless he Is ac-
guam ed with the relative acts aud even then II Is
MID IN contrast with the terms now required of tho
negroes, eight years later. The allowance OF food 10
tho servant IS always less than he she will consume,
lis crude quality may be judged when explain that
II 10 merely bacon, corn meal and molasscs Coico,
which is Tor MIN an essential article of diet he must
procure Tor himself IL needs demonstration to
show that 10 comfortably subslst nearly
nll OF tho wages earned duriug the year
must bc expended. But this Is not the worst
feature OF the mutual relations OF the mpoyer and
employed The farmer supplies the latter with extraor.
aibary provisions anu charges him much moro
than Their m,fkct value. Tho negro cnn vet
credit with none but his MASTER and Obliged by me-
cessity 10 acquescc In this practice At the the
year he almost invariably nnds that his wages have
been utcry consumed and that he Is much nde btcd TO
hls patron The law mcrciessiy places all that he has
be u ever so mean, IN the power OF the creditor and
TO escape his piless seizure he fain hire TO MIN
again al tho same disadvahtagoous terms. BY this
method employers secure a ind OF lien their scr
wants whicn can only be broken by the latter sacrinc-
Ing all they call their own except c, Tor the sake VI
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WHAT Mr.. wIswALL WANTS.
No. ~ East FouRrEESrH STREET.
NKw York, Feb. 1, 1871.

No. ~ East FouRrKESrH STREET
NEw York, Feb. l, 1877. I
To THE EDIros THE HERALD:-
Tho Purchasing Committee Of st. Johns Guild bee
express their shanks .R. p. r.. his suggcs.
tions in regard TO purchase Of coal They now wish
to purchase dy tons OF red ash stove COAL which has
been screened kept under cover the same TO bs
promptly delivered, at such time may be required.
quarter lots, a. such places in the city below
Fifty-ninth street may be designated Tho com.
mittee will be thankful II "R. Y. r." will send them
the name OF responsible dealer who will furnish tina
same al the prices named IN "R. p a'sr communities
ton Of January 80, 1877. ALvAH TIswALL
Master OF 81 Johns Guild
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tied 1908 families and extended relief TO over 6z11
persons Donations may be sent 10 Dr. A. n. smith,
No. ll0 East Thirty.eiahth street. or 20
REV N. MccATEREY, 55s Lexington avenue.
FEBRuARY 8, 1877.
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CHARITY COAL.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Pardon for occupying your space again with this
subject but IL s one OF very wide Calls ara
made upon the charitable overy day and most OF u
have but little to give. however great our desire "a
help the poor and when have given our mite It ID
but natural should like to see It do much good az
possible be absorbed In It's passage 10 tho poos
by those who are In actual need lhs
81. Johns Guild has, doubt, done, and Is
toing, much good, and understand now In
tho multiplicity Of duties II may DO possible
to neglect some little point We, therefore,, Judge
with charity Of Its course In the purchase OF coal Mr.
Wiswal says in the HERALD OF yesterday that tho
Guild buys its coaI-ihe very best red asn-at SO 25
per ton and that Jeremiah Skidmorc K sons are tho
dealers from whom II has heen bought. | quoted "a
the Guild the actual wholesale and retail prices OF COAL
as quoted by several OF the large companies. have
called upon ihc officers OF these and have
asccrtaned that, with It's customary liberaty, tho
I.ohigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company will sell
the Guild any 9TH er charitable institution coal ITS
wholesale price, and will have II delivered It's re.
tail yards n such quantities as may be desired, charg-
ing only the actual OF delivery The yard prices 10
the GuId will be follows:--Brokcn. SIS so; egg.
SO 60; stove, 81 %; chestnut 50 %. These prices
for either white ash COAL bcttcr coals
come TO this market than mined by this company
II we add delivery forty TO eighty cents ton, aver
age sixty cents, tho price OF the coal will be from 81 20
TO - 80 per ton as against So 25 paid by the Guid 70
Mr. j. skidmore& K sons.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company informs It will
soil tho Guild or other charities coal at twenty
per ton below It's regular retail pricc yard fol-
lows CRATE eGg and chestnut coal, So 7O stove s4
Add say sixty Tor delivery and the Guild would
81 So per the most expensive SIZE.
and II It buys chestnut egg coal II will save
81 05 per ton. The great majority Of those who
contribute the money the Guild distributes probably
quite satisfied with the excellent Goals and the cheaper
OF these companies and IL strange that these
should not DO considered good enough tor tho recip.
tents Of charity : But FOR tho "iancy" coal dis.
tributes the Guild pays from 81 SO to So ton more
than IT can be purchased for elsewhere
IL would be interesting TO know whether the Guild
buys also "iancy brands (at extra high price, oi
sugar, neal rice and bread? ana whether It exercises
the same luxurious habits In its other expenditures
II does In the purchase OF coal X. Y. X.
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THE ISLAND BELLE SUFFERERS.

New YORK. Feb. 4, 1877.
To TnE EDITOR HRRALD:
Under send you s37, which amount has
been handed in to us or the benefit Of tho master
oil tho schooner Island Bello, Captain NJ W. Wood
man. whose misortunes aud hardshps have been ro.
ported by your paper
Messrs II. W. Loud Co.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So
James w. Wsnman 3
j. X. Brown. 10
NcsSrS. Icl NalIc "
H.. n.
Nessrs. d. u. Everett & Co. o................... 10
Total .$37
VIC remain, dear sir, yours respectfully,
IL. l.. BROWN q co.
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THE POOR IN NEWARK.

Over 1000 persons were literally helped to food
yesterday IN Newark by the Newark MEMS Relief
store making TO- 900 that have been aided dur
ing the week These $40 gallons OF soup and
LISA loaves Of bread. As whole the charity dong
o most noble work.
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COAL ron pnooKLYN's poon.

COAL FOR BROoKLYN's POOR.
The Supply Committee Of the Kings County Board OF
Supervisors have voted appropriation Tor the pur-
chase OF 1000 tons Of coal to supply the numerous
applications made for that article by Brookyn's
tuto Tho coal will be dealt under the supervision
OF the Charity Commissioners.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, DECEMBER a.

IA bbls tongues Vose Bros--lot tndse n Haller-2oe
bbls lime Forstall q Larose-6 pkgs mdse Finlay &
Thompson-4 do Lyons-1l 5tauffer, Macready &
co-sOO ba es cotton q Graham &oo-46 FL Maury
&eo-1 Allen, West & Bush--22 Jno Hardie &co
large lot sundry mdse-Total 4a6 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Dec 26----105 bbs molssses r Bruger--5O lido I'll
Murray so do j Thibaut--Total 205 bbls mossses
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD
Dec 26--5o0 bales cotton to Order-457 Bickbam a.
Moore--470 Richardson May. .433 Walden. Haw-
aims &eo-34 Cbatte Hamilton q POwett-294 ieh.
man. Abraham Geo. 800 Allen. Nugent &co-239 Jno
L Hardio &co-195 $ O Thomas &co-1SD G l. Vain.
sle7 &co-iS0 Payne, Kennedy &eo-165 Meyer, Weis
&eo--141 l. Harris eco. l19 S Gumbel 80 Alous,
Scherck a. Autey-17 March q Schlenker-77 Allen,
West 81 Bush--7i Jno Phelps &co-71 L l. Airev eco
-146 Stewart Bros &eo-6t Burnett &eo-59 Brtton
a. Mayson--55 GOrdin &Co-t1 81 g Cromwell--40
Moore & CoIeman-39 L Buckner & Bros Hen
derson-31 Jno Chaffe e. S0ns-28 Fl & Newman.
% q w SenteIl Geo. .2s Beadles Wood &co-23 J w
White-22 McGebee Snowden & VIoett-22 Richard
Flower &co-l7 Alabama Press-14 w G Black eco
Ia i III Wilson Mills-12 Warren, Atkinson geo
10 IoNwood Riehards--9 II Allison &co--9 s
Newman &co-B Walker kenshaw. Cammack d
COZ HTsch, Adler &co--7 Temple s Coons &co-7
John Noble Capp Bros &eo..-.5 McGrath &
Compton, L II Gardner &Ge-4 Bush e. Bevert-4
III Groebe-4 w Peale. a j z Harrison jr Geo.
Yale Bowling Mo ses Clark-3 Odell & Wright
3 III Wilson jr-2 Ben Gerson--1 Howcott &co--1
Jutey ellis. Il Hartwell g. Chambers-1 B Wolf
to order-Total 5285 bales cotton
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| f0wer-135 bales cotton McGehee Snowden e. viole
ran5 bnrbrldge &coes Oscar Chopines BE-
| y Cammack--4t Payne, Kennedy &co--33 AlGus
scherok Antey-29 Meyer, Weis &oo-2s Ben Ger
son-l7 Gumbe-12 Bloom &eo-1t g w Sente
&eo-ll Lehman. Abraham &c0-l0 John Adams &
COL Bush e. Levert-6 Clapp Bros &co-5 A f Hick
man Norwood d Richards NJ Haas @ L
| Walmsley &co-1 Warren Atkinson &co--1 Lange
| d. Legendre-1 Temple S Coons &co--4 sacks seed
cotton II Groebe-l6 hhds sugar McGehee Snowden
Violett- II bbls molasses J w Burbridge &eo--s
/ ae isash 4 Lerert-1 do Mayer Weis &eo-6 do Nor
woodl& Richards do Rensfaw, Cammack &co-s52
sacks cotton seed Union Oil Coils do Bienville Oil
Gels do A Magnnia sons-9l do Crescent City
OIL Co-34 do Planters Oil Ce---l0 do Louisiana Oil
COL hides e + GIoss--l bdle do W Burbridge d.
co., do L Deayaade-2 do Casse--suudries to
SACKS seed cotton 10 hbds sugar 35 bhs molasses
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer st John-5O bales
cotton j L Harris &co-1i do Gumbel--lo John
dams &c0-10 A Levi Lehman. Abraham &oo-4
Meyer, Weis &eo-3 John | Noble-2 Jutey e. ellis
q sacks seed cotton L, Choppin-14 hhds sugar 81
Dds molasses Claiborne &co-iil do 8 bids sugar
Elmer Bader &en-l2 do Chism & Boyd-l0 do Is Dbl
molasses l. Godchaux-21 do / hid sugar M Scott
-. 10. bbs molasses Mcstea d value-i26 de Richard
Muhken-13y do Il Gay &co--10g W Burbridge
&co-lO0 do o Thomas &eo--10l do Bush IL Levert
-.s4 do Conger Key63 do E Hart &co--73 do
Capp Bros &co-67 do ID Urquhart &co-20 do La
naux sons-19 do Rodd Bros sco--1o do Richard
Flower &co--8 do Joseph Vignes-1 do j w Bur
bridge &co-sundries to order-Tota 90 bales cotton
sacks seed cotton % hhds sugar 14oo bbls moassas
paIla az steamer on n
wood Rchards-i53J Harris &co--124 Levi
100 100 Lehman Abraham &co-a9 d G Newman 50
Clapp Bros &ce-45 Richard Flow &eo-37 March
d Schlenker-37 Bush d. Levert--29 Gumbel-19
Male Cammack-15 Newman &oo-15 Aleus,
Scherek Autey-l3 Levy Clark-i2 Burnett d
COLO Richardson May-6 Payne. Kennedy &eo-5
ID Allison &co-4 Warren, Atkinson &co--3 L L
Airey geo 1 A Chopin SIS sacks cotton seed J
II Mossop-1o4 do Planters Oil Co-5s3 do Union Oil
Col do A Maginnis Sons-22 do Louisiana Oil Co
100 bbls molasses bf do o Hopkins-22 do Bush 81
Levert--3 do 10 bhds sugar G Lanaux-73 bbs mo-
lasses DeDis-s do 10 hhds sugar u j Gay &cu-t
do Is bbls molasses Capp Bros Aeo--35 do Vincent
&co-9l do Alcus, Sohsrek d. Autey-30 do bhds su-
gar Bush e. Levert-l9 do Vairin & Mortimer do
Dbl molasses Tertrou--sundres to order-Totsl
1914 bales cotton 1895 sacks cotton seed G5 hhds sugar
3gS bhla M
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PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston. HOustOn an6 Inasuunv,

Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot of 81
Ann street, at a.9n a. M reaehfnR Morgan (Hty
at 1925 p. m; there connecting with steamers
WHITNEY on SUNDAY
JOSEPHINE on MONDAY
HUTCHINSON on TUESDAY,
CLINTON on WEDNESDAY,
MORGAN on THURSDAY
WHITNEY on FRIDAY
yOSEPHINE on SATURDAY.
WHITNEY on SUNDAY
First class fare to Shrevenort s2s-Tip,so Ar
hours. '
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal
at sol. N'o' 400 "o'
Tickets and staterooms secured until s. .. NJ
daily Sundays excepted). at Agents office. or al
Through tickets. will be issued from this Office
to the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad, on the International and
Railroad. "'--A'
O. A. WHITNEY l. CO., Agents.
Je1 1y Corner Magazine and Natchez SITS.
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st John McElrov from Baton Rouge
Big Sunhower. Trousdale, FIN Bayou des Glaizes
Alexandria, Boardman. from Natchitoehes
Thompson Dean, Pepper flom Memphis
Ouacbita Belle, Libano. from Labotut Landing
Alice Brown. Glazier FIN Pittsburg. with 15 boats
Kate Kin ey, Dodd, from Shreveport
Gold Dust Gould. from st Louis
Fabchon. Sweeney, from Trenton
Belle, Harper from Upper Coast
Isabel O'Pry. from Lower Coast
Gov Allen Brown. from BAYOU Sara
RObt Young. Muggah, from.St Martinville
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BREMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS. VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA,

@f%Ss The steamships Of the North Ger.
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trims
next fall. as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans,
NDhNBElIG. NOV. q about JAM 3.
BRAUNSCHWEIG. Dec, Of about Jan. II.
These steamers touch outward at Hayre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen Southampton or Havre to Ha.
vana or New Orleans-Cabin $3.50 gold; Steer
From New Orleans to SOUTHAMPTON, Havre or
Bremen--Cabin, $3.50 gold; Steerage, s45 gold.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin s3s
gold; Storage. SIS gold. Wv
Children under ten years, half price; chill
dren under one year, free.
The company M reserves the right to change the
route OF the steamers. their advertised DAYS Of
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON
or Hayre to New Orleans issued By the under
signed. -9 s.
For further particulars apply to
ausl " IL Union streeA
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Nv Railroads.
MORGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
pIh

Dec 26-lo3 bbls mo'asses John Calder-2o do 80
hhds sugar Conger 4 Kelly-16 do LANCE & Legen
Bush g. Levert-s6 do e Bourgeois--lx6 do God
chaux-7l do 30 hhds sugar Robert Hare---9 do jos
| Vignes-46 bbls moasses ID Given g. Son---s0 do
Jno Z King &co-l2 GI eve 81 Wildermann-3O Jul, 3
Blanc-23 Msadowcraft-55 Renshaw Cammack
&co-37 Male Cammack-Total IS hhds sugar 727
bbls molasses
Per steamship c Harris. from Brazos Santiago
and Rockport-la2 bdls W hides DAB boxes beef %
hhds talow l. bales skins 26 hides S34 700 in specie
Whitney &co-s25sa Anderson Simpson-s55oo
Gordon Gomila-S4l6 L Blum--$2550 Marks Bros
&co-S 200 S Hernsheim g. Bro-24 bbls molasses to
order-1otal $40 95s in specie
o., Per steamship Clinton from Cinton-54 bales hide
6sl bales cotton G A Whitney &co-I8 S Gumbel-3
Walmsley Geo 1899 sacks cotton seed 0 Cot.
ton Seed Association--4l9 do M Niblett AGO.
Total 702 bales cotton 22lS sacks cotton seed
Fom Galveston-13 bales cotton c Whitney Geo
$50 sacks oats Jno. Il Gibbons &co--$720 goli B f
Flanders-Tota IS bales cotton 255 sacks oats
do hhds sugar Rykoski d Manade--l2 do A Ter.
trou-4 do SO bbls molasses Bush & Levert-25 do D.
hhds sugar d Urquhart- liz do Cbaffe, Hamilton 81
do Robert Hare-160 do M Lockhart-35 do 25 hhds
sugar Richard Millikep---1 40 d L Kernion &co-6
90 Nj Lesneur-2 do bbls molasses John Adams
&co-12 do Nelson &co--16 de w Leverich-1s
do hhds sugar G Keever-10 bbls molasses l hid
sugar NJ Walsn-26 bbls molasses Conger g. Kelly
Is do LANCE Legendre-15 Scherck q Berkson-
Is Laftte-l0i do Is bids sugar John Calder-16
do Valrn Mortimer-3 bbls sugar DR. E Pouchon--
20 sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil Co4 dry hides
Lacassagne-2 bbls molasses Payne, Kennedy &co-l
bale cotton W Burbridge eco A Tertrou--3
CIapp Bros &co-1 Ii Salomoni Hirsch, Adj II &co
3 q w Sentell &co---1 Groebel-Total 20 bales
cotton W sacks cotton seed al hhds sugar pbs do
129 bbs molasses
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Dec 49, bbs alcohol L Lyons 40 pkgs mdse M
McGraw--25 bbls oil Perdreauvile &co--40 bbls
whisky " d Cleveland; 10 pkgs mise j Frank 40
do Irby e. Scn-105 bbls lime O Jamisou 3 coils
rope A Baldwin &eo-2s % pcs meat in bulk q Dol.
sen-ll90 do A Greenwood &co-l0 boxes bacon II
hhds do Schwabacher Prevented e. Pfeifpr-iO0 Dbl
ter Schwaoacher. Prevented e. Pfafer--l5 bbs
whisky Schmidt zieger-20 do Guise &co-5 do
hf do Hartwell q Chambers II pkgs mdse M Nc
whisky Burke Som 4 car poles P I Mitchell 80
pkgs mdse McGrath Compton-25 do so bbs whis-
Ky G A Whitney eco. 20 do 81 r Gogreve-25 bdIs
paper E g Palmer 6co--6 bxs meat X Kent &c0--
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Will leave on

Lighterage to Corpus Christi Hf any) at risk
and expense of consignees,
;, Freight for st. Mary's and Fulton landed a,
Rockport. ~
Freight for all the above points received at tbe
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
foot OF Lafayette street. daily until 6 D, m,
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Arrived.


Steamship New York, Quick, from New York 18th
last, to g Whitney &co-Algers
Brit steamship Fire Queen. Fraser from Liverpool,
Dec /, to Decao &oO--lst dis Is
Brit ship War spirit Henry .dsmasted and bull
warks stove I'M 65 days from Greenook, to Hall
IL VauEhan--Point
Bark Carl Imenoea. HalSerson, Is days from Mar
Unique. to master lnt
Ship L j Morse, Ames 46 days from Liverpool. to
MASTER 4th dis
Nor bark Transatlantic. Jensen, from Barcelona. to
mastef--Peint
Schr Verhal, King days from Galveston, to Joseph
Kelly--9d dis
Echr John Atwood Hunterman 12 DAYS fin Ruatan
to J Macbeca-Pic Tier
6chr Frederick cd, Salvador. from Upper Coast, to
master--2d dis
STEAMBOATS,,
New Mary Houston, Miller from Cincinnati
John Wilson Holiness from Ouachita City
Mo lie Moore. Allen, from st Louis
Yazoo Valley, Paris from Vioksburg
Blue Wing No 2, COmstock. Upper Coast
Sc Mary, Dalferes, from Bayou Lafonrohe
Martha Bassett. from Port Eads
Annie b, Rolfs from Bayou Barbara
Silver City. Ransom. from D0naldsOnviIle
Bertha Broad. from Washington
Alvin, s DWELL. from Port Eads
James Howard Pegram from Memphis
Usage, from w1eok of steam er Lotus
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
December 81 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.

CLEARED Yesterday.
Brit steamship Bolivar, Doherty, for Liverpool
Lowell a. Bailey
Brit steamship Prometheus, Parsons for Liverpool
+ J Forsall 9 Sons
Brit staamship Ascupart, Harlow, for Cork
r j TUrsTa 8 f5un5
Steamship Hudson, eager, for New York
A Moulton
Fir ship France. vileaumoras, for Havre-
DeWolf, Powell Geo
Span brig Ynes Coll for Barcelona
PUG. Corral &co
1tal brig Carolina Galatoa, Quarto, for Havre-
A Miller Geo
Schr Clara Fletcher, Sargent, for Providence
Joseph Kelley
Schr Della Fervis for Tampa Master
Bit bark As0ndale Hastings, for liverpool
DeWolf, Powell Geo
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN S. s. LINZ
.fg The steamship
NlkA4 VANGUARD.

Ifs The steamship
Nz4<a4k VANGUARD,
Exs-1s Cell. Commander
will sail on or about December IT, 1877, from her
wharf. foot of Calliope street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills 0
lading for the Continent. between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being of light draft, wi
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all time
without detention.
For freight apply to
DECAN & CO.
del 1y 43 CarOndelet street.
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SIERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL.

SIERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL.
DIEGO ,:.. 1884 tons. Capt. Gasanaga.
FEDERICO. 1923 tons. Capt Bidchea
PEDRO:;:: ........ Te5 tons. Capt Mungici.
CAROLINA lisa tons. Capt. Riestra.
GRACIA -. 908 tons. Capt Arizuma.
RITA: 800. 859 tons. Capt. Gartez
JUANA, -. 1890. 757 tons. Capt Gastanago.
enter the New Orleans and Liverpool trade dur
ing the coming fall. Will receive cotton and
sign through bills of lading to any ports Of the
Continent of Europe.
EFf@6 The steamship
RITA,
!. Capt. Gartez,
will sail from her wharf SATURDAY, Nov. n.
For freight and first class passage apDlyto
RANGER, FATMAN d Co. Agents
oc4 ~ " Carondelet street,
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e LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Beltvar-5e00 bales
cotton a79i bags cotton seed $40 sacks ocake pkgs
sundriss
Y NEW Y0RK--Per steamship Hudson Gas bales
cotton "a bales moss 500 bales hemp $3.50 bbls mo
lasses 80 bbs oil 37s dry hides $500 pcs slaves
sEitNFfEE4Rp9QI-par steamship Pr ometheua--t22f
bales cotton 52s sacks ocake 40 4 bushels wheat in
bulk
" CORK--per steamship Ascups rt-25o0 bags wheat
90 coo bushels wheat in bulk
BARCELONA--Per brig Ynez-1si bales cotton 80
hhds tallow D2 bbls taow 80 900 pos slaves
PROVIDENCE-Per schr Clara Fletcher-7iO bbls
cotton seed oil It's tons cotton seed meal
~ HAVRE-P Per brig Carolina Gaatola--13J3 bales
cotton 44Ia sacks wheat 1900 pcs slaves
HAvKE-Per ship France-35gJ bales cotton 1920
pcs staveA
a TAMPA Per schr Dea-250 sacks corn 10 sacks
cats 10 sacks bran 10 sacks salt coffee Dbl rice
bbl Oil ierce lard bbls PORK boxes bacon IS pkgs
sundri,s
Z LIvERPOOL--Per bark Avondao--11. 400 sacks
DilCake 5000 pcs slaves
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STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS.
TEXAS.
MORGAN LINE u. 6. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
s The following low-pressure Iron Steamship
H HdRdAN 56 q EHAREIs' " hHHy
S &fSTSs 6 H#5T 81 Konr 66RHKKoH1SSoS
Flying from Morgan City, In connection With
morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
A.Mn For '"a'a""'"' Vi" Galveston
=, y eam leaving Morgan City SUNDAY
tT IT, THURsDAY connect ct GaIyegt9n
FIk boR fe 21H a2 oI2 OF NOR
Through bills lading signed to Houston and
to al points beyond on the Houston and Texas
oea zen = La and G. e. and 3 A. e r. Internattona
and Texas Railroad. via Clinton. and the Texae
Transportation Company.
Are Hpeignt t charged s as per new card rates.
san Antonio fre1ghts received and forwarded
va CLINTON and Galveston, Houston and San
Antonio Railway.
GfN. For srazos Santiago
The iron steamer
~ L. G. HARRIS
On THURSDAY, December 81.
No corn received without ORDERS
L1Enterage at Brazos Santiago at risk and az.
pense Of consignees.
on FTe, t received for and bills lading sgle9
as per new tariff less 33h per cent.
Freight payable In gold.
.Ss4lEAaaESt. Marys, via Roc sport-The iron
steamer ARKANSAS,
VIII leave Algfers on
SUNDAY. December 30.
HARLAN,
leave
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NEW YORK.

MORGAN's NEW YORK LINE STEAMSHIP
sHRfFs The following Al Iron Steamshins
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LONE STAR, ALGIERS
NEW YORK, MORGAN CITY,
GEN. WHITNEY.
The Iron Steamship
NEW YORK,
SATURDAY. December 20.
INSURANCE TO NEW YORK Y.
freight for the above port received at the depot
OF Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad, foot
OF Lafayette street, daily until D. m.
Forfreight apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY d CO., Agents,
je1 1y Cor. Natchez and Magazine streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-27
TUESDAY. DECEMBER rs. 1877.
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ney &oo-Algiers
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-27


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