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Fenhet4=t bt sugar II BEER aaek cotton Eaot a
cotton seed dry hides n So emHnZt6tai 900 bale 4
eott,h ! sack cotton at5 sacks rough rice tai bids
sugar iab bbls u6ssses
Fer Httan ship Whitney finm IndanHls=tJ bills "
9 hides b5sH do ! bales db II bales btoH q A
Whitney 6tb==5s do Ffaheks II nannAe=G Gam.
hel-4 II filsbHy-l Lehman, Abtahsm &eo@Tstsl
80 bales ehtt6n
From gavestonzt6 bslss dry hides an bales cot
ton u whitney ABp-7 do s 3uh,belz,fe Al js4
bales cotton
Per steamship u Hsrrs from Corpus Christi
siiH ~ spetis ~ bal wp1l 81 bales hides lac bales
kkits III bills do II bals " hides g A Whitney kbo
5000 speeds state Nations, Bant g bales hides
Fitzpatrick Halls do N q. ST J. and II Hz3J
heal cattle Mehls &6b
NEW ORLha Ns AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Feb G. a bhds sugar 81 bbls faeasses Dslgado seo
vi tn BfHget-[Ss hhds sugar A Mskinbis
Spna@do bhla tnblassss J6hu Adams Ab6s Total ~
bids sugar pl bills meiassas
NEW ORLEANS ST, LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
Feb f-HH2 balFs rnttnn pfitthatd Hifk hHm Aen=
III do 0rdet-ai w r. taiasv-Ri ChaHe Hamilton
& F6well-Gi ltltlafasea II May-41 lehman, AIRS
ham Aoe-35 dhp r llardis koo=-au s Gnmbel. .-1G
i Thomas &6s-H " Aller, MI eBt &c ga Allen
~ MBGehee, subwden a. ViGett-ii stewatt I;rDs-
Il t3lak enore Aep--il 4 l. Aitey atn-zit t,fitton
Mnore 4 Coleman - 10 March &6p---9 Msser Weis
RBn---a Wslneley Apo--T HHaalss wool @0o--7
Ina Phelps A0p - Temple tte0ns kHd--5 Uiepp
E'hA aen5 PaYue Kennedy Ato--t II llisnn &Bn
n n q trunwsll=-9 Hstt~eil 4 than rHa--g
Vaid u, Hawkins &tu=-t Jnb bhaffs " sons VIII
s"n Mlis-rUtRi l0'g bales ttttan rnd sundtles to
order
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siea rcd \ oat~rdsy.
ter steamshi II ,nsovsr, Erinaun for lrstnsn via
Havana and Southampton
j. Stock eyer &co
Steams ip NV York, Qniok, for Now York
CA Whitney &co
Stsnlhnhtp Margare' Baker for Key West v u Cetirr
- keya X Roberts
Steamship liayt an. Watson. for Liverpool
, Lowell Bailey
Sohr John Atw, Cd, Avs,, for u lie
j + .Checa
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OpELtpUgAS.

REGULAR OFEL0rsAs PACKET.
49, fJG W2BHtNGf6Nt'' o lGIItou-
vile ard ali lahdines on fbs Coast.
Atuhaialtt river and bayou CDUrtableau The
new and light DRAFT passenger steamer
REREHs.
y. n. Hrpa', muster. Tllao. JOHN clerk.
gHtflON h EPfLBR.
ln23 asi Grn7ier street.
REGULAR UPELDUsAs PACK En-.
tf.ss :. ron WAsHlNWdiT1ybSS,, . }PpHHti0U.
s vs POI" sd Fs 81 sd%msp %, TO- GhRr s
AtehafaIaya Riysr and Bayon Gourtableaa2 The
new aud lieht-dr.ft stssmer :.
p goa r. 4"yy TO G4T0a f Ef sTf1 4'
ia37 II - fir Yin" e'r""f
INDEtEaDEsT .,VtALyUsAs " ht,k41
49, E9k VhsRfaqf FtI f6hr I; iitnn
e p6t sa END ft"estfay" d Yl% Isa,
ant oil intermediates ponts=Ihe light -dfafl
passenger steamsr,
I'm .piaos Of the Hobt. Young.)
ai%seset' r II s"t he sts s,sss
dos alaises For freight or passaes apply o. o.
HIFE h CAItLIN, D ,Tdhourithlas p
p H.@Throagh bills 81 ladine given 10 Dayop
BCsut. del
INDEPENDENT. 0FELOUsAc WEEKLY
rADk a..
Leaves. FRIDAY, Feb. 9, At E y. m.
r. - F0A WASHINGTON, OPELOU
- sas. Port Bars, Ctqr@b yile, ,Atchaf
Ing. Old River and all intermediate points The
light draft passenger steamer
WUHT. YOUNG,
W. II. Daniel. mo tor. J. NJ. Daniel. clerk.
@. o. Simpson. mate.
Connecting ut Simmspoft With steamer Civ
Ing through bills of iadin I to Bayou Des Glaiase
For freieb or pHFsHEg apply on board Or to
LORD h MGPhAKF. 10 Camp street.
A. BHtTTON. ~ Grayisr st.
T. B.-Will teks freight foe all way landings
ht,twaen Baton Hnugs and Mouth Of Rod River.
Wiiliamsport and MI landings on Old Aiver.
jh7g II
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HTEAMi,.tATa.

WI Potevent Ter,ehonne. fir m Thibod ,ux
Ben tina Broad, from w sning on
o. hsth"at, from Toubsssse River
Robert Mitchell. Paul, from Cincinnati
Uuachta Belle. Me klroy. from bayou Sara
Bonnie Lee, Scovell. from Shreveport
Assump ion. Dalferea, from Lauls Valley
Bino Wing. No ; Comstock. from Plaquem ne
Isabel, Ofry from Lower Coast
Martha. Bassett. from Lower Coast
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= -
STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW DHLEANs PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb. l. at + u. m,
mr. ron GtN0tHNATi, L0U1sV1Gig.
LfAAskAaag14tsgs Evansville. Henderson, shawnee
ssls:=ss sasis town, Paduoaf. Caife Memphis and
all intermediate nVints-Thh passenger steamer
ROOT. HiITUIIBLL.
James FaHl, master. Frank Stein, clerk.
VIII leave as. above. For Ffsieht or passaae ap4
ply on board, or to
BH0GkErT h GAHrE4. Agents.
g.. DOUGLAS b WIRHGIS.
ies ~ Nat3heE street.
AEaU Ian glNCtNNATI, LOUIsVtLLH AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY. the sth inst, at Il. M.
gJssaasns~ n For .ClNCtNNAT1, LOUIS
JhzstuAz,svsa vile. Evansville Henderson.
y Agzasr!slssHs shawnemown. fadaoeb. Cairo.
49, Mefnthis and all Intermediates
landings. The passenger stehiuhf-
ssEssDMEE.
Geo WOLF. muster. A. Eyars clerk.
WIN leave rs sbovs. For freight or passhge
apply % b ,Hrd or to
WAYNE Williams. 100 Gravisr street.
fec
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Arrived

Brit steamship War or, jackson. from Livrrpool
18th utt, Ocean, Eaio2a aco-Transit Ware
no Isc 18th dis
Steam .uip Harris, from Morgan CT y. to Chas A
Whitney &ee-Algiers
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

S1T E6 aRftfAs a aSRp KIP B EEzs hEsAH"
Ell Il Xxx 'keSaas R ':i's bss a,.,s.,
.a.-~- r5 bfHts sbn III, yiftposr yErrEn-
eds gash gRgssa 5 tsa HEys gs R Rlsssa
dria Hnd eli way and plantation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ng AsW Orleans as follows
ron sHHEV EPORT.
,ea L. g HssltteF,,bhAF WE s' /, ta q
.tGG aHsGy efoaf, AaD jafFGas6H.
Ge aya 4 - w KHp.s u i f k2ans master
1s ~ Mf1fy a Ff2tY PtF2 sg % e
nit. aoR gfrgh HE =! htVgR
tsaHss "Rsgbbssffs sbHY Z re- sgo T. " 'ness
FOH MtFDEN,
Bonnie Ire, Nnbb SaDVelf. muster,
Leaves sATu HDAY. Feb 10, at b. m.
70 .wharfboat charges. drayaes OF cog, mission
vii he charged ut tnntt,r sd H,7sr ~ ut
eY Orleans in ,fofwardlne freight consigned
30 the company by bill ladihe.
80 Returning boats leave Shreveport Tuesdays.
Thursdays and saturdays.
h nGs its & s q yry o. Igatd q nc
ar"Vief street. Jos' 4 AAJIk n k,geslden..
mrgA oAnrJr Ba # " S25Ygg Ftft hEEfn''
I'm. ,.Af Ill., St HI62FHHH FfHg jspprn
- "a son. Cotshafa Oaut to, Grand
F--=s Bbors. Ale8hndfia, Nprmsns Ehrz
bins and atI way landings on Red Hivsr-THa
tifs~olass passenger Steamer
IA. w. nUEAN.
4 q. Swain. muster. jas K9hnsiy. eiarl
bFaVes On WEDNESDAY. tho 18th inst. at s D. m
For freight Or passagg pppIy On byHrd. Or TO
JOHN JANhEY. JOG Common street.
BRuOKET H. GARTER,
~ ~ Ma4iHiuh street, Agents.
DOUGLAS Il WiNBUEN.
~ ~ 4ateheS strsBt.
will sign through bills to ali points In
TAEas and Arkansas over ths fexhs Ftsitlfs
Railroad. fs
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Sill S.

ri FOR HAVRE - The 3.3 A IL Austrian
GSm bark Ezio, Tack. master. Is now loading
- at Post IS. Second District, for the above
port, and will have quick dispateh.
For balance of freight apply to
MEkKEk. KNOX h CO.,
fe7 tc ~ CarondeieL street.
LII FOR HAVRE- The 3.8 III Austrian
STTs bark Tigrs, Cosulich, mast r, is now load
ssssz==@1ing at Post IS. Sec1rd District, for the
above pert. and will have quick dispatch.
For baance Of freight ap, lyto
MEEKER, KNOX h CO..
lei tc 40 arondeeE street
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FOR GRAND ECOHE.
OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
NEW 2btE Eal,,,4 AMP 1sU Inap RIVER
Regular 0uacisna River weekly racket.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 7. Of 8 D. m.
n FOR OUACHIrA CITY. MONkOE,
lsIIlla6Na Trenton, and oil way landings on
ss..ssszszsx Black and Ouachta rvers-The fine
A NO. grand passenger steamer
JOHN III. HANNA.
Fred. A. Blanks, muster, Joe Holmes, clerk.
viii leave a. above. making connections with
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
Capt, +. A. BLANKS. President.
No. 2 { anal street. corner Delta
HITE H. CA LIN, BRITTpN T. RPPLER
ADAMS h WORK. LORD & McrEAKE. Agents,
+. s.-,The boata Of this lire connects with tho
Goose for Little river. Tom Parker for Boz IF
river. Ora. Acme and Jimmie Baker for Bayou
Ear hOlomnw and Saline river. and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou dArbonne.
New orleans ana Ouachtsa silver grams
p0rtation company.
Leaves on WEDNEs;nnY, Feb. :. At 2. m:
80 6 rod eAG Gi1 Moa ah DTT lSht"n
s'sS--s@@ and all landings on Black and
Ouachta Rivers-The Ane. new. light draft
SHANNON,
John De Hart. Master.
will leave as sbove. For freight or passage
F.A. BLANKS.
President, No. 2 Canal, corner Delta st cot.
HITE& Cabin, BRItTON y LPFLEk, A,,ta
ADAMS & WORK. LORD h McPEAKE. (Asss'
Goose for Little River, Tom Parker for Bdeuf
River. Ora. Acme and Jimmie Baker for Bayou
Bartholomew and Saline River, and Bertha
Drummer Cor Bayou D'Arbonne. fec
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

~ EW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
~ No. 1856 Canal street. Trustees-A. Moul-
ton. I. A. Palfrey, Carl Kohn. z. I. Bayne David
A.. Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Christian
Schneider. Charles ]. Leeds. Samuel Jamison
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
d. URQUHART. President.
0HAS. EIISHAW. Treasurer. apa6 II
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW

NEW ORLEANS AND OUhCHtTA. HtVEE
TItAasPOHTArtON COMPANY.
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
HVEH PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY, February q. ut & y. m
s-s FOH FOtNf PLEASANT AND ALL
lsIA4 ~ lHndinEs on Bayou Bartholomew,
SssS5zaasass Monroe, Trenton. and all landings on
Black and Ouhchita Rivers and Saline Hiver4=
The steamer
OHA,
f.. II, Cfyhr, master,
viii leave as above. making connections with
light drh stsHtnera Tor h the tributHrystreafns
For freight or phssaEA hYrly 90 bObf1. or to
Capt. r. A. BLANKS.
President, No. 2 Canal corner it6ltrl st.
HtTF& Cabin, BkfTTON b EPPLEk.l A5ta
ND Ms H. WORK. LORD & MCPBAKG. ! As'S'
fec
NEW ORLEANS MD OUAEHtTA HtVEK
PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY. Feb. E. ut 3 p. m.
r. tOH POPLAR BLUFF. POINT
lz - = Pleasant and WY landings on bayou
sss-~s=-s'zR" Far, holomew, Monroe, Trenton and
I'll landings on ,1ank and Ouhhhth rivers The
fine, new. light draft phsseugsr steamer
FANGHOs,
r. 9. Sweeney. mhstgr. Morris Dorsey. clerk .
will leaVe as above. For freight or phssn4e
apply or board or 10 ..
A. BHlTTON. Agent
fec " 50 Gfayisr street.
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mdse II Il Hl edsszgaT bxs Fruit A Eassmah6-=
! eash wine r. IF A datpH=ai pigs ware stattoH h
MaSet-45 lie M Payfe-f3 oh ga udsB Il j Itsrt
&eo-Htil6 sacks salt j Bfvsen goo
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LOWER COAST.

INDEpEaDt Mt SCIENTIFICALLY LOWER
COAST PACKET.
leaves EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY. as
II q. m,
r. For Lee Plantation, pointe-a-ia-
1920 Haehe, Jesuts Bend, Beihir Plant
assssas@ss@ alton. Happy Jack and all Lower
Coast landings. the 4 NO. steamer
WALOas.
P. u. BAREY Master. II. r. BAHEY, Clerk.
will leave az above, re-. nrni' & every Wednesday
and Saturday. For freight or passaee apply on
board, clerk will always be found at the head
Of t. Louis street to receive freight. ia2e Il
LOWER COAST TIL WEEKLY PACKET.
n=. - The new and fast freight steamer
-
o. CANTON, Jr. Master. J.J, Donovan, Clerk.
Leaves the city for the Franklin Rice Mills. Bel
air and way landings every Mon say. Wednes-
day and Friday at D. m. Ret rms ~ the city
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even-
inRs. Freight ERIK foot Of CONT street. ia2s
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BRENEN-Per steamship Hannover-e63i bales
Gotten Ia hhds bacco 100 sacks 60 bales moss
NEW Yokk-Per steamship New York 1881
bales cotton 2O Gales 81 bale, hides 1913 ose
hides $50 bd'" hiies so hhds Al ow 100 hhds
cocoa nuts Si4 hhds o hhds bone hlacx s05
beet21s sks wool 81 pkgs ans 200 sacks ollcake
bbls oil 295 b Is molasses 1875 tierces tallow
hE1 WEST VIA CEDAR kEYS-Per steam
.hiI Margaret-i3I0 bbl- -four 100 bbls cornme,1 0
bns rosim II hbls sugar SKIS salt 46, Sacks corn 800
SACKS bran lis sacks Va 10 tierccs tierces
nara 2o1 tlerces grease hhds sugar tcs meat 26J
psgs sund les
LlFERPuoL--Ter steamship Hay tian-i;oO
bales cotton
bELiZE-Per schr John Atwood-f6 bbs flour 20
900 feet lumber ~
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MAItINr M w -.
Cleared foat~rdsy.

oFFICK NEW oRLs.< - DEMOCRAT, /
February I, 1877.
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GrllpoIts.

LiFERPOOL--Ptr steamship Wa-ror-r2 pkss
mdss ~ pkgs ware l40 hbs crystal 50 kegs hi oa
soda % drhms S da ord $50 drums G soda G. Mai
hnktodt-l0 cases mdse Pat g. Wi.u m--t15
pigs mdse anderson & Simps n-35 do musti ard
Burke Thompson--Ia0 ale Z ForstalI A
S,ns--i0s psgs mdss PUG, Ceeral &cJ-a casks
nhai autf.r, Maoready &co-10 crate, ware A
Stsven on--2 do Henry & $3.50 do widow j ha
Gan b -! 10 Jack &co-I case mdse Mcdaniel
al bb.s alu Rar~shid. g. Maes-65 bales bags order
"A ct-es radse MeStea Vsius-i69 pkgs mdse q A
Whitney &co-i0 bales baggin P4tison u Visions
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Lambsrt's Patent proosssss.

State Of Louisiana of
Lambsrt's Patent prooessss.
herewith offer challenge Of $1,000 10 any one
who. without using these patents or special NH
terinlE. will produce tho different styles Of por-
trnituro. PERMANENT as we'll rs HIGHLY
ARTISTIC. obthined by mo-
Old Pictures copied and enlarged. md finish
I'd in MI tho different styles. made by means Of
these processes more perfect than the original
and guaranteed
Never TO Fade.
Every Picture made under Lnmbert'g Patent
Processes bears the nhme OF tho Patenteo.
The public are cordially and respectfully In
vited to call ut my Gallery and examine speci-
mems.
THEODORE LILIENTHAL,
sole Licensee for the State Of Louisiana.
HZi Canal street,
no2t am Truro Buildings.
S. HERNSHElM & BRO,
Nos. s3. So and 81 GRAvlER.
20 and 30 MAGAZINE STREETS.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO AND CHARS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Manufactured Tobacco.
SMOKERS ARTICLES OF EVERY KIND,
7 PRopRIEToRs OF THE CELEBRATED
Black Horse Leaf Tobacco
For the Mexican and West Indian Market.
AND OF THE WORLD RENOWNED
LA FLOR DE VILLA"
Cigar Factory.
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sjsp NJ M HgMElAI,.

slttstafiens represent prices for round lots rom
Mfst hands. unless Ufhptfise afated. In ftina
ssHaH orders higher prices are paid.
OFFieH N. q. DEMOCRAT, |
Tuesday Evening. Feb o. 1871. !
CoTToN@rhs sales to-day embraced a1oo
bales ut Irregular prices. desirable kinds ttaa
y fraetiea more. aud mixed isis and neglected
descriptions ruling IN. favor Of buyers, TO
cover the Prices paid for The better Htylts gf
Low MlddinE, Strict Low Midd!ne and Mid
ding, We have falssd The outside 1uotati ns
Tor Those grades .se,.. We give aso. the figures
aud report of the Exchange as below
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Hp,nlp do do ....4...l,....iti, ma
MAKING ii total 81 siF mo Premium bonds.
tstt1hE@ we're uuiet bu Arm.
ntatn Ubhsola were In fnt request, but CLOSED
az Oh y HRkt4, hehihRt sB4 d @Gll4 YESTERDAY
Premium lInna4 were IN moderate demand,
and closed 1T B1H1I i. against Alifmla'. yHstnr-
slAyi
We continue 10 auGts exceptional paper an
per cent per hnhurn discount Al pSiD. loans %
t,nllatnfaa T6ty second grade paper nominal /
Al mortgages Hisaes, and second grade mort
asaEaH tuDtl,
Gold epehed at iesteai6b4 against io5ti ut
New York, aud after moderate business closest
~ tebss niB55s against toe o Hnins rates In that
market, where II touched 100 III The innrinis
Tile sales summed NJ $4,000, embracing $4,000
and sIsnn al 1875 els 400 NJ tn5s6Wtp54, sspnp at
fnaA sBunB aud $1,000 at s5fst ahd 5000 and $4,000
Ht il1f
Foreign Exchange was stronger, but the
movement was moderate
The sales Of tietlqs !romprsed s1e,1o9, en-,
branne Glpab III pf lH1ins aad $4,000 Al clear NJ
Hiatas HanBB b II pf lndina and slbDb Al ulear nt
at, EfB19 and sJ6pn bill Of lHdina nj btnUbtiis,
E2sl1 bill Of lad M mt bii's eeop bank at sb aud
ksutn bank al bts
] The only, sale u francs reported was 5000
commercial ut 4pasa.
NJ The eiese Hterling bills were quoted Mt bDaD
Eiess for bill Of iadihR aud Al clear, and --dABit
for bank, thank nnnhtet rate @m5i4i4l and
frames at i,sa's pls4 for commercial AID nom
snal for banA
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Permanent rIeturesl No More Fading

Having acquired the exclusive right 70, th,
State of Louisiana of
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NEW ORLEAN A : ID MOBILE RAILROAD.
Fob 10 pkgs tobacco j Irby & Son. bxs
drngs Me ~ Bros Il J J g. W II Tobu-fOD bbls
-four PrudhommS a. Briggs 10 pea bulk shoulders
vcss rros-loo bbls tionr Kanholph & Dnuntca--iOo
bbls lime NiHars---ie0 pkgs beer Geo Yalsts--54
Il, rces lard Sebwabacher Ft"wenfs a. pteif r-3Dl
sacks colt N Sod Uni"n Oh Cog carriages II q
Ward-~--30 bbis tnrpeniine Simpson g. Triroti-~-25
pkgs tobacco liernsheim & bro nldse
W u L>ons &oo--i eaao b oks q II Fiul", &co---~5O
cases mdss Burke & Ihompson--i do I J. Lyons--i
40 IL g. " Sauiury-J 10 Schwartz 50 bxs bottlGa
NJ Nj G'aw--2O bbls flour EpsIlinx &c-25 bbls whih.
XIV Flash. Lewis &co--i0 bbls ct,J Bet trcGi eco
SO pkgs tobacco ,heim& Bro u tierces lard
= INV bach. r, Prevented & rfsiter--S hhds side4
bbis tongues Vese Bross bxs mdse A Pareta-
90 Bloom &, o---:0 kegs lard J Cark-2s es
matches McGraw--i! doz pal GIonward &co-lO
bills oil Il j Hart Sco--50 bills -four 4 S smith,
car poultry g Phillps-33 pkgs mdse g II Lawrence
&co-l ca" cattle order hides Hay Meme. 4
bb's apples NJ stick 4 Son pkg- mdse l. l. Low,
lib pkgs lard IL Dudson-i bhi md1e ID |. Raniett
p bxs drugs Mvis--a do A ID Everett Brc-2o
hf obs beer II F s"aoht--25 bio 8 a cohol Mari
Gnodmau---2l pKgs mdse q filard--4 cases inGse
Wallace, Cav &co--, cas- bottles Dous 'ai-
800 cases n,dse w u Lyo 8 &Co--4 do NJ w Smith
ueices Lard Schwabacher F,owehfeld y Ptsicr-l5
bxs hal dies j NJ lson eco. 10 duz pkgs mdse Nc
Graw-l5 do Pohman-li9 pkge mdse John Nelson
&co-- 81 do IL Gogr.ve &co--5u bales cotto4 J d
Thompson--.G do Pfiteha1d, Bickna &cC-l Il
Goyan-il Lehman Abraham &ac=-6 I j Carvcr-e
Allen We,t--95 Beyer &co-l9 Jurey ellis
sundries to oruerrotal IA bales cotton 3Jl sacks
cotton Sc
MORGAN, LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD.
Feb 6-1 Dbl m lasses II Bernard do Schmidt
g. Zieger.- r hhs sugar Rchard Milhken.. 10 bales
most j Bourg-2 hi do Odell & Wlight-43 hhds
tugar Brlere Il WUgan---6 do Bush g. Levert-5 do
HTsch Adj &Gu--2 do Is bIl moIasses Clapp
Bros &co--6 d A Trrrou-74J III Putnam -.
hhos sugar r Hare do Belaud q Gihert--t3 DO
joan Adams &cn--15 do Richard Milk n--4j do |
keBshaw, Csmmsck &eo-20 la .es cotton Lewis |
90 Clapp Bros &co--2 Hitsch Adler &co--7 g A |
Lanaux- 81 a Ter rou--s j w Baibridge &co SO
Bush a. Levert--6 Js hn Adams 6eo-I Hermann & |
tignss--a2 nj Gehee 4owden & Violett-2 Rykoski |
& Manade--T Beraud Il Giner;--t Dbl mels sse |
len, Nugent &co-2 green hides % dry do Rskoski
Manado-II5 do Lacassagne. u sacks rough rics
Foerster--l40 do i Sevin--l6 hides Hortcr q |
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-07

" FRElGHTS-The Steam rate of cotton to Iiy-
-erpoot has been raised TO l5-S2d tsoom for g..
600 bu -hels grain by steam is offered az aSd
but there Is none TO ship executing large loads
- arrive. We quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton 70 Liverpool 15-s2d; 10 Bre-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

in an excellent manner, being bright girl.
 George English acquitted himself, as usual, in an excellent manner.
 \ dialogue between Amelia Rush. /. Crow and Miss Piper was excellent, and very nicely carried out.
 A composition, ky Miss Carrie Wilkins. on islander" was well written, and read ny the author in clear audible manner. which was considered one of the best origi- nal pieces delivered
 sarah Osborn gave Us 8 selection entitled Those We love" which was couched in cN- cellcnt language.
 Amelia Ru,h-bright Amclia-delivered a piece entitled "AhSalom, by Willis, which brought down the house
 \ speech by /. Crow upon the Wars in the East and Mexico
 Next came the closing recitation by Char ley Cu>tiS, "NaNar, which he delivered in an excellent manner
 Master John stephens, aS teacher of a grammar class, showed his ability to com mand, and it was evident to all that Johnny, even outside of a grammar school. has the ability to make 8 mark for himself
 Mr. Butler was called upon to address the scholars, which he did in clever way, and was followed by Rev. Mir Campbell in an appropriate manner.
 Take tine exercises all in all, they were of very high order. In the evening the chil- lrcu celebrated thr clos of thc term in social hop at the skating Rink. which was kindly tcndercd thy children, free ot charge. by Geo. W. Curtis, Esq
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
Close of school.

YeSterday F. N. Miss sherman closed Ihc primary department of the Prescott school, and this afternoon the principal, NIT. NJ. II. sherman. finished the examinations and closed the grammar department for the sum rner vacation. which k to last one month.
 The latencss of the closing hour torbids an extended notice to-day. but il iS proper ;o ssy that all who attended are unanimous in their expressions of commcndation ot the manner in which the children acquitted themselves. especially in mathematics, geog- rsphv and history, and many were the cuco- mium> passed upon the icachcrN ny experts ,t ,hc business of teaching. That Prescott has onc of the best conducted public schools in th, Unitv.l States mly sound little cN- travayaut to the Unini,iatcd, but that such k a fact k nevertheless, tru..
 The singing hy the Misses Piper. Will kcl~. Osborn. Rush and BurDctt Was excel lcnlly rendered. and was one Of the pleasing features of the afternoon eNcIClcs.
 Reuben Waterman rccitcd a few verses Wanting sweet good girl io be his wife which utrc well received.
 Mi,, B.u Woodman acquitted herself re- marlkably well.
 We were particularly struck with the man ly way in which Sterling Wood recited hiN scvesal pieces.
 The dls,arue of John Bourke and Master Lew wa, finely rendered and caused mn'h applause from the spectators.
 fnc MaStcro Thciic, two bH9bt boys dls- played more than usual talcntip both speak ing and singing, and we predict for these young mcu 50 bright future.
 The school paper as usual. was excellent " arranged, full of interesting anecdotes, ctc. and Was well lcad by Chas Curtis and Ni,s Iia Burnett, in clear and ;u,dibie manner.
 Jaw bone, by JohnnT BourSc, Was high lv indicative of what We were at on. lime ID tine history oi our town. compelled - usc as a circulating currency, but that time has long since passed away, and now, in its stead. VIC have ihc solid bar~ of silver or the yollow nuggets of gold, or, perhaps. Uncle Sam'S grcgnbacks.
 Nondvillc Williams, in his stump speech, caused ,2nsiicrahlc mcrrimcnt, and acquit- ted hjm>clt gullc sell
 Aiis, iIatiic Curtis rIa.l 9L ,.sav very nic,l, nd told u> what happened !o Uarf Tnt,ir in inc nolar Sea. while playing Wlth tho bird they call the .RF.
 sterling Wood told us about the Dutch mans trouble.
 Julia Schmcman Iccitcd Aunt IAbagia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

TURKEY CREEK.-From this district we learn from Mir Kcithro, that Dave Nagle. a good pro>pcctor and miner k sinking shaft on the Goodwin and k now down about JO feet and considers the ore fair and his pros poets ilattcriug. Nlr. Holmes is running a ,annel on this lead and has done much good work, and when he strikes the lead large body ot Drc will undoubtedly reward him for his energy. Several other mlnc~ are bring worked in the vicinity of the Good- win and show fine bodies ot rich Chloridc> MT. Ward A Co.,, We learn are opening up 90 valuable lead near Pine Flat, and their mine k mentioned as being good