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The Cigar Makers, strike.

New YORK, Oct. 29.-The position of affairs
between the striking cigar makers and theii
employers presents very little change from that
men are getting tired uf the whole affair.
The employing manufacturers, who belong to
are still firm in their refusal TO aecede to the
demand of the strikers and would prefer to let
their shops remain closed all winter
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franklin street to Fifth, along Fifth to Grace
down Grace to Ninth, thence to Main. down
Main to the Exchange Hotel
The Virginia State Agricultural Society will
on their part observe the following programme:
The president and ex-presidents of the soci-
ETY. and the men bers Of the Executive Com
the Exchange Hotel tomorrow evening, and
nav their reSpeets
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senator Morton.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 29-Senator Morton this
morning is hardly in as favorable condition as
during he past week, having been unable to re-
tain any kind Of food on his stomach It is
thought that he is gradually failing.
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INAt Mt sea.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-The United States con-
sui at Kingston Jamaica, reports to the Depart,
ment of State the loss Of the bark Herald OF
her way from Montenegro Bay to Make River.
Jamaica the Herald struck on a rocky reef point
in Carlisle BAY, and, gale arising, became
number, all escaped. and arrived at the United
states consulate at Kingston on the 29th OF Sep
tember and shipped for New York on the
American steamer Cleopatra.
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New YORK, Oct 29.-A report was circulated
on Wall street this afternoon that the Erie Rail-
road Company intended asking $40 on every
share of stock Of the railroad in order to meet
certain obligations.
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Cornell ann Arthur.

WASHINGTON, Oct 29.-It is thought that the
of Col lectgr Arthur and Mr..
Cornell. at New York. may make delay in the
Senate oyer new nominations to the offices now
held by Ten.
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SPAIN.
Cuba Land Grants.

MADRID, Oct. 3O.-The Spanish government
has issued orders granting waste lands in Cuba
to the soldiers and volunteers who are suffering
by the insurrection on the island.
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WAR NOTES.
THE RUSSIANS CARRY THE TURKISH
POSITIONS AT TELECHE.
A Pasha, Many Officers and seven Conn
panies of Infa ntry Captured.

LONDON, Oct. 90-A dispatch from Poreden
says that on Sunday the Russians carried all
of the Turkish positions at Teleche. and cap
tured one Pasha, q large number of officers and
seven ompanies of infantry.
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InsurrectIOns Feared in Albania. Epirus
and Macedonia.

LONDON, Oct 3O.-A dispatch from CONSTANT
nople SAYS that rising is feared in lbania
Epirus and Macedonia. The Porte is endeavor-
ing to muster force of $50 600 irregulars to put
down the insurrection and has ordered q mer
CHESS treatment of the insurgents.
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Dining Grant.

PARIS, Oct. 3o.-A grand dinner was given by
the American Legation tonight in honor Of
Ge. Grant. Ali the French Ministers were
present. also President MacMahon, together
with number of prominent Americans. The
assemblage was very brilliant.
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A Russian Loan for the Buildins Of Rail-

LONDON Oct. sO.-A dispatch from st. Peters
burg says that the Russian government has
asked credit for f6 25O.0Oo for the construction
of new railways.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
The Result Of the second Ballots,

PARIS, Oct. 29.-The second ballotings for
members of the Chamber of Deputies in the un-
decided districts have resulted in the election
of eleven Conservatives and four Republicans
making total Of 800 Republicans and 210 Con-
carvntiv vps elaeted.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections met this morning
to receive written statements Of Kellogg and
Spofford, Louisiana eontesta rs to ats In the
Senate. Each expressing himself ready, Mr..
Hoar offered resolution, which was unani-
mously agreed TO-, that the committee take re-
their statements with the clerk and that oppor-
tunity be given each to examine the statement
of his opponent, and prepare. if desired, any
reply thereto
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Customs a. New York: Edwin A.. Merritt
Surveyor of Customs ut New York; Brad
tori Prince, Naval Officer at New York
William Henry Smith. Collector of Customs at
Chicago: Robert w. Smith, Collector of Customs
at Mobile. Ala; yewet Palmer, Collector OF IN
ginia; E., Platt stratton,, of New York. Super:
second District; NJ Fehrenba Supervisor
and Inspector of Steam Vessels for the Seventh
District Louis He'll, Appraiser of
Merchandise. under the provision Of section
26s of the Revised Statutes Edward W. Slough
ton, OF New York, Envoy and Minister =, Plenipo-
lnia. Public PrinteE; John A. Campbell, Of
Consul General at Shanghai; Chas. .fartiet,
Consul at Turks Island; Walter II. Garfield,
Of Mississippi Consul at Martinique; y. J.
asodsa sss1afa1v G9psa q Ct ns Psaks
Tennessee. Judge for the Sixth Circuit; Owen
p Fitzsimmons, of Georgia. Ma, shal for the
District of Georgia; Edgar M. Marble. of Mich-
gan. United States District Attorney: Gen. Jno.
M. Dunn, of Delaware, Marshal for the Dis riot
Marshal for the Western District of Tennessee;
Chas. G. Allen. of Missouri, Marshal for the
Western District of Missouri: R. Brown, of
Wisconsin, District judge the Western Dis
triet of Wise nsin: H. J. Campbell, OF LOuisi-
ana. United States Attorney for Oak otah Com.
Thos. Fl. Patterson. to be Rear-Admral; Pay
master F. 9. Corby, to be Pay Inspector J. W.
Easily. Chief of the Bureau OF CONSTRUCTION and
Repairs OF the Navy Department. Besides the
foregoing ther, is a large number of nomina-
tions of postmasters. army and navy promo
tionS and appointments, etc.
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Congress ana the Elections.

WASHINGTON, Oct. q. Congress will probably
adjourn over next week. on account OF the cleo
fitius.
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Appoin,ment. Ccnfirmea,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The following con-
flrmations were made in executive session;
the Western District Of Michigan, and $. s..
Matthews for the Eastern District of Michigan !;
II. Fl. Baxter. Examiner in Chief of the Patent
Office; f. Gilbert, Assistant Treasurer at Chi
cago; VIM. UPTON, Second Controller of the
Treasury: Jas. Gilfllan. Treasurer Of the
United States: Albert w. .Wyman Assistant
Treas urer of the United States; J. B. Hoyt.
Governor Of Arizona: J. J. Jasper. Secretary of
Arizona: Posmasters. Fl. A. Kenyon, Dwight
Ill. Rufus H. Mellen. Amboy H.: W. W. Sou
termink. Auburn. Ill +; B. F. Judson, Saratoga,
N Y; Gus A. Pfrangle, Aurora, ILL.,: Henry A..
Milletzer. Bslleville. Wis.,: H. Smith. Batavia.
I'll. q. D. Richardson Cambridge, ILL., J. L..
jackson. Miss. ; VIM. E. Waddell, O'Hal-
lahan, Miss; F. Best, Texarkana, Ark.
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SUPPLEMENTAL STATEMENTS.

In his supplemental statement Kellogg de-
nies gene ally AM specifically the material
ayerInents of Spofford. and asks that In the
event the commit ee shall decide to take testi-
harn of III tbe feeislatmre such aha
be made throughout In OBEDIENCE to the de-
signs of the election laws OF Louisiana; that 1t
from the election returns sneh polls as the
Con. inu. q On Eig EfH PE-e.
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Cun. ina.d on ElgAtll re.;e.
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4. Il
ID l.laas sugar b Jshnaol do bhis olssses 4 Isra
Bss asss ss q G. EN- q
NEW NM ORLEANS. sr. louis AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
FEB 2Asa6 baesoUtton order f7J Eichsrdscn y
Msy4-t5i Pritahard IBickham &co4i27 Chaifs. HADis
ilic1i d Powsil~--1i i'll Lehman, Abraham hce----ss
II IIarfis Ace- 10 Stewart bros &co---sa7 II Il G
Newniarl---31 3 Guml,el--@sa6 j & q Crom well -- 50
Jarrett y Gordon % Payne, Kennedy @oos-sg g w
Aeo4-24 Jno Phelps &to--ig I:asenors &eo-1s = T.
Airsy &co---ts Warren, Atkinson &co.4--1s ALL 2,
y Attsy-io 1seadles, Wood &oo-t0 Mctishes, Snow.
don Il Violstt44e Burnst aeo---s j w White---s
8 u Newman &co----6 Graham, Black eo---5 A M
d Colenar,--4 w Black &eo@@-4 Claiborss &eo--3
March Il shisnker. % Harrison jr &cozs-J Hen
dersins-aJ Wolfe &oo--a II q Bnekner " Bfo----2
q yVke1sanA Bel Gerson-a2 Felix w slker---2
nj Grssnwood Goo --1 Temple Co0sis &ce-----1
Mickey Aco-.i21 Meyer Weis too TotRa sase bales
bbl walnuts Mrs II Buokner- ak rice J Foer.
ster-~2 bbls and saok do M M Greer wood &eo-6o
bbls ribs bbls hooks West ACo---l6ie shoulders
marks Bros Aeo--l5 pkgs tobacco HrsUh, Adler Geo
LIS bbs tnrnps 10 bbls horse raddish Doherty--
| 10 bbs turnips Davidson &eo----A pkgs hardware
Paderas--6 rolls leather A Braunag pkgs hardware
Baldwin Geo 10 bbs ttfnips Laurent " Bfo-Aq
cases cigars z Rio uelas.I6 springs bog axes he
hams 3 Keep 4 snnss-.5o pkgs hardware West
-gif DO q Petsrd4s23 rolls fea1hsr j E Msghl--t BIZ
books Manry--1 ass ciga g Black Goo dc
| ssherek Ii Bsrksor - bbls whisky 4 bx mdse May
| ie--1 do / bbls whisky case do Kupperls-1 boz
drugs J b tart y co. rs bals iron Fl Haer---2 bdls
rops Neibrechtr-2 bas glassware ~ No,tos 4 sell,-
Lewis &ce- bxs mds. y Turner---25 ss bagdles
stauffer, Macready Geo - bxs hardware Rice Born
| Aeo-22 do Kursheadt 81 BieHvenn-J Kegs paint Jno
Nortan1s laisa hops Blaiss--5 baes hoes 80 bull
| turnips Stephens 4 stork
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MEMPHIS ANN BnNns.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND pACK HtT. .
Leaves SATURDAY. .TsRr.Iary 8. at & 2. n.
as1saIkEM Mouth OF White Hfyer, Arkapolisy
areenville. Vieksburg, Natclieg ind
the Bends-1he new steamer
GRAND REguBLIr,
W. II. Thorwegnn, muster, Geo. Mlltenberser
clerk.
Through bills Iading signHd to Pine Bluff md
stations on Little Rock, Mississippi River and
Texas i Hallway, yia Arkapelis, Ark. nnd tg
Little Rock ana stations on the Memphis and
Little Hook H1tlroad via HopeGeld. Ark.
EROCKETT h GARTER. Agents
BB Magazine street.
WAYNE 10 WILLIAMS.
ja9o los drawer street.
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|. An ndvnnca Of I ] ka2e In sferli

5stlse sxfent conntefpeted the effect Of tho dis
pgtc|les, which reported Liverpool dull OF &c,
sldsing llaI; MIN Chester steady: Havre, decln-
fng rapidly. with the quotations, reduced. q
& a sss aEn ans Ns ena tssr eT er
for suots and I-32a lee for futures.
The Exchange makeg the amount on ship
81 io $50 basos la Gil baies embracing % $40 for
Liverpool, ~ iia for Havre y, 472 for the North
sen, for Bremen. 800 for Spain. 1917 for the
IeN ssf iii presses. agreeablysto ik account
nt IA ni.. 16a .alt bales, only small part q
s al Noon 3 to s Middling was quoted at dal
i s.9 u U tas 1t iasc 1t Wiaas
y a Il sNe sw aers e ls1ae nas hs
failr, 1T Memphis at i2e. at Augusta at l2c.
at Shreveport at lac. and ut Jefferson at II se.
The Exchange reports: Sales 1900 hales.'
The salsa for ,Re past three days sun up is4s9
ba es to Tuesdays report. an aggregate for the
week Of 1890 bales, against SO 400 last week and
ae,goO the week before: -.
Mobile. 81 from Florida and $3.50 from Texas
and eaas2 preper against ssa proper last
August 81 $40 47e bales. against ado 7e5 last year
decrease 122. $50.
y IN e4por.s ss7 paies ,aso
braltar, 81 TO Genoa. and 5h16 to New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
ah the ports from u "a; yesterday n gay to - M to,
uay 19vut Jules. % si, sss M W sse hu
$3.50 lRs s ~ t u 1a9 ~, it @
Total sinee August n aiai ao1 bales against
o,o a,a IN III Wednasdav noon Fehrnarvfs last
n n al ma eals " 's''''
Exnorfs lFriaay to Thursday inelusiyel
~ 1yraaf Rritninr or car bales AGAINST n oil
last week and Ga 2a1 last year; and to the Conti-
msnf IN Sas hales araifst ID o9f last week and
AZ nss last wear
Exports. to all points since September: To
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General Exchange
Quotations. Quotations.

Il Tho market opened under the depressing In
Huenae Oh further unfayorable kilograms from
III ierpool. Havre and New York. and buyers
ela med COMMISSIONED Of % aMe which factors re-
FUSED TO grant, The sales during the morning
were consequently OF limited extent but so.ne.
what later III tho day parties came together
mere freely. and sales were made ut irregular
plJaes. some transactions showing no failing
plI, but 4 part VI the business an irregular de-
eftfle Of s8@ Nc. Still later the market exhibited
renewed stoadinees, and the closing rates
Ie41tfed only. tho slight araduction Of
e. martial piit,tn
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
~ and 81 Canal street, New Orleans.

TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.
am OF the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the mannfae-
help the laboring classes and keep the money,
which would otherwise go to the North, at home.
using the best material and paying my hands
promptly. have been enabled to extend my
business and support 600 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State In
order still to increase my Factory, I would
earnestly call upon the merchants. not only OF
the city. but of the whole country. to give me
dec14 1y JNO. HANSEN.
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BGur RIVER.
RAILROADS.


GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. 81. LOUIS Ard CHICAGO
On and after Monday. Nov. a. 1915. trains de-
Rart ana arrive rs follows: From Cailiope sire,
v.n DEPART. ARRIVE. ga. M
Mel; IS: $50 D. m. Mall.... cell = -
PULLMAN ~ PaLHdE n shE i;aEe oA aRs
n fhrongh t9 81. Louis Chicago '''..o 'A'
Only one change Of leepno aan 2 e h far 20
cues cues. accommodation bsnIe and Information
aiyen " - oy I ael fe6rner Common under
oity Hotel. A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
D. FHosr. aay aeral Manager fe1s7c1y
rTHE NEW s1 1HHLEhNs AND y }I MOBILE RAIL
THE .-.r,sAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. va Atlanta an via st. Louis.
| CARRYING THE y. 8 NAIL =
Trains arrive and pephrt from Depot, foot OF
Canal street. as follows:
Express. .e:4s a. m Express. 4. III ;25 a. M
Hxpresss $500 p. m. Express. g.55 .. m,
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou.
isville, Nashville and st. Louis, without change.
cities.
Ticket ONCE corner Of Camp and Common
streets. opposite City Hotel
y. y. ROBINSON. superintend't.
mh2t j. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent.
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& asSf, No, Feb. /. j. ii, yyaols t,tss1|
{ mont soani HI II yxos BfA ~, Muster
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, !
February 3, 1877. J
cleared YESTERDAY.


& Cleared YESTERDAY.
Ship Kate Davenport. Maliett, for liyerpool-
Brit ship Asiana, Passmore, for Liverpool.
i'tie pafA = Eall & Vaughan
Soii1 Ocean. Zsrega geo
Arrived.
Span steamship Gracias from HAVANA % rug, ooffai
&co--3d dis - 60,
Brit ship Portray Anderson. 81 days from Greenoek
sahr 1 Wackrell Bowling, 14days from Boston, to
sobr Sargent 1 Day Mcfarland, from Ruatan to
Macheca--pic Tier
STEAMBOATS,.
c,o,aen Rails, Shinlle, from Cincinnati
Gov Allen. Brown, from Bayou Sara
Emma, Canton, from Lower Coast
Isabel, OPry. from Lower Coast s.
4 Eureka smith, from 81 Nj tinyilte
III YaEoo valley, Beck from Yicksbafx
10y Nafehes eatheEs ffcHa Ntetse Z.
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ConstERn

Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands. unless otHe,Yptss stated. n fiijmg
sHtaH orders higher prices are paid.
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UFTFfcic N. q, DEMOCRAT, l
FfluhY Evening. Feb. q. 1877.

C0TT0N,-The sales to-day lfot including
bales at irregular iind easer prices but show
Ing more steadlneRs towards the close and re-
unirlng no other change In our quotations than
Low MiddlinR, .Mfdiling and Strict Middling,
We give alsesthe figures and report OF the
IA below. = S
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n al MONETARY.
i t,gsssH l \; B psl Fss.
d NEW ORLEANS u1EAHIN0Ala III "a ssAs
!. Z ei g. ~ Y, s s;,sass vi
"a 4tsf,sinry 9g " s72.fi4 90 1ge4p9 10
s sss sss r. n i i.ss. e
F fsBBfasrs s...: sisisss !
~ Total this week siaaos 1se q sl.a!s. ia ~
TossI Let ,a.s sss ss asaa
snt We have aeain 10 notice moderate demand
4e FOL money. both in bank and pm the street which.
Nm ins been the chief characteristic Of tho marks
10y compared s with last week, reduction il fhe
Stock lSchenges quotations for pater.whi b, 9,
lel p por a an nun discount; Al peo loans on eei
ateralH 1905 second grade papsr nominal AZ
Sss10Gi2 Nearly all securities have appreciated.
81, tho Quotations specially allowing an advance q
sn psr sst II se an eoR so nna Il - n tba
rnte offered for Citlgens Bank Underline favor
able reaction II New YORK; g2l I, rnle ava hgheF
a's rho movement III gold was Of only moderate
m extent the reported sales summing up $4,000.
He embracing $1,000 OF 1o4 si 600 at LOO nnd s25 900
$4,000. $4,000 and $4,000 81 los,s The mgrk s,
It'll Iupened at tuIftob. against 19e25 ut New 1prk
slk. and elosed Ut 1o5@iosA, against 1o6A In mat
m ignaer the course Of gold and bills at New
,sn yerE rorsgn Exchange ruled higher sterling
,ts- cosing iii D0e@bO7ia for bill OF ladng pnd Al
Ss adsnnce 81 he s saes were eonna
sas E2s BOP embracing 129oo Al clear nna siooo
Elasoo DO tE5boo md a7ool at bo5h@bo7. and s7ooo
4 dfi do dit BDe3k 6p50Th.
e oas sspns bs quoted at
lufor bill Of lading and AL clear and -@b11A
and francs at ApBsi @4.97 Il for CONNER
nipQl for bank. ,.,,
- York sight were con.
900 commercial at
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BAYOU SARA.


my FOR BAYOU SABA, WATERLOO.
L@js2t Hermitage. Port Hudson, Baton
Rouge, Plaquemine and Postofffce
iandfngs-sThe United States mail serni-WeekIy
packet "
GOV. ALLEN.
Gin place Of steamr w. s. pike,)
j. J. Brown. master,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. atgn
M, for Bayou Sara.
HITE & CAKLIN, .Agts,, 4 rehoupitouas ct,
JNO. JANNEY 1ne Common 50
d23 3m A. y. GODDfN. ~ Magazine
~ = FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
LhaRT Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton
=. Rouge. PlaGuemine, Bayou Goula.
Donaldsonyille and way landfngs-The new
and splendid mI-weekly packet
OUACHaTA KEELE,
I'm place OF the Southern BELIEF
Jas. i. MeElroy, master. j. G. Libano. clerk.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
at p. M. for Bayou Sara. For freight or pass.
age apply to IL. @. MELANCON,
80 Bfenylle street.
JNO. JANNEY 100 Common vt.
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REUUI4AH UPELOUHHB FAUHFT.
Leaves SATURDAY. FEB. o, at 3 u. M.
Srs-. - FOR WASHINGTON, 0PELOU.
LgRaksIkk sns Port Barrie. Simmsport. Church
Vile. and oil landings ON the Goast.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau- The
new and light-draft steamer
SANDY NO. z,
A. r. Trousdale, master A. Meynier. Sr.. clerk {.
will leave as above. For freight or passage gp.
ply on board or TO BIlITTON N EPPLBH,
jt22 tt 81 CIR vier street.
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200 Premium bonds.
bnsol5 were restricted by
10 close they were quoted
s63@s3b yesterday.
k1s exhibited increased anima-
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oPELousAs.

REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 3 b. m.
n~r FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
snn6 sas. Port Barre. Bimmsport, Church
Atehataiat d river and Bayou CourtHblean--Ihe
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA
I'll. I'll. Broad. mister. Thee. John, clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BRIT1U ON d EPPLER,
ja25 81 Gravior street,
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INDEPENDENT OpELOUSAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY. Feb. O.. OF g. p. m,
s~ - FOR WABHINaTON.P PORT BARRE,
L@R3A&@ Churcbytlle Atohafalaya, pimms-
s1ezessf59 port. Big Bend Landing. Old River
nnd oil intermediate points light-draf
passenger steamer
ERA NO. 10.
I'm place OF the Hobt. Young.j
Connecting ut Simmsport With tho steamer
Sallie, giving through bills OF iading TO Bayou
DIES Glaizes. For freight or passage apply OF
board or to
HITE b CARLIN, o Tchoupitoulae 81.
7. {. Through bills of hiding given TO Bayou
Bouf del
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rice,
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Lot leather J A Turnel--lot mdse n Thayer---36
NIX "a butter g W Tait--6D bills beef Vose Bros
pkee mdse g warner--l4 tics lard Dbl tongues 10
bbls pork csk hams cks shoulders J West-50
plows b West--a0 bxs glassware A Wolf-!0 bbls
whisky Is bbls oil bxs starch large lot mdse y
Whitney &co--large lot furniture and sundries to
order ,,,5
supnr Richard Milliken- 90 do johnson - Az sacks
rough rice Siewerd Thompson--3o4 do Jos David
sundres to order--Total 50 hhds sugar 346 sacks
GRAND EcoRE---per steamer Bart Able----5so
G L Walmsley &co. 1867 Meyer Weis &co-e3 Payne
Kennedy &co-4 Oscar Chopn-73 Z AIrey Goo.
Ga j w Burbridge &co--66 r L tuekner Bros
s Friediander- Lehman, Abraham &co--45 Rem
shaw. Cammaek &eo--42 Pritcbard Bicb ham eco
"A Jno Chaife & Son--38 Ben Gerson---50 Conger e.
son &co~ie II Leokie--io 9 Wilksreon- II ~John !
Adams &co----16 Richard Flower &co-.13 Chafle,
Hamilton e. Powel-13 Paul Bouligny-n hachard.
son a. MAYO w Ciarke-i0 McGehee, Snowden
& violett-9 ? Harrison jr Geo Temple goors
&co--s Ar Miltenberger & Pollock W Black
&con7 Forstali Jamen VILE Allen Nugeps AuG
Brown-4 Graham, Black &co-4 s Thomas &co-4
w Rawns--4 Hartwelt q Chambers-3 N ID Wet.
Letchford &oo-a oueyrouze q Boise L Duflho-2
d CARROLL J Harris &eo--i Bush q Leverf-1
Bussey &co--1 order--1 hid sugar Chaffet Hamilton
bbl do Thompson Geo. hf do bbls DO hhds
sugar Renshaw, Cammack &co---4 DO Nalle u lam.
mack-5 do Payne; Kennedy Geo. hides VAIN Jim
srsndTies Il Delavallade-1 hide odell & Wright
do MeCse hee Snowden & violett-66 head stock G
Mehle Aco-sundries to order-Total 173E bales cot
ton 90 hhds sugar bbis molasses half do &c head
stock
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
pepsacola--Per steamer Amite--1 bale cotton 200
hides and skins lot junk order
Tangipahoa-Per steamer Gau,t--2o CRIBS tim-
IS Springfield schr Two sons-45 cords wood o
Rourke
PascaQoula. Per schr q Preston-120o bbls char
cosi master
master
j L Nevers
REcERTslAT THE OLD BASIN.
Bay St Louis Per sahr Commanded IS cords wood
Shell Rank- Per schr BonS0uca SOC bbls sheals
order
mastsr
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