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ST. STANISLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY 81 LOUIE N,ss1ssIPPI
N ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

This institution chartered by the State LegialAture
and conducted by tho Brothers of the Sacred Heart
has been in successful operation since 1885, Beautifully
situated tho shores Of the Bay an extern
gye view of Gulf and afording all the advantages
OF the and bathing in the Summer Its speD
did location great ncitement TO beautiful eLerciae
snd amugement for the pupils The Commercial CourEe
comprises all the branches of good English eduoatcn
TERMS:
edyence - ..-.-......--...--..---..S25 $3.50 20
waahipO per sSsaion Is 90
ReddinS ner session (optiou all..........--..
Doctors Irsos =. .......-..-..---- 8 90
Vacation ~ snert AT the institution 81 90
EXTRA CHAR3Es:
IIsa Of pis,n rcr nonth ..-...-- ] so
80 W 80 ,u,,tn ---.....-- 90
~ ss 1SE'e+-n-nay+ Se ncr mouth -..,-- 90
spanish and German languages per month esoA- " w
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. GABRIEL
my2O III Director OF the tolleRH.-
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MITCHELL's GEOGRAPHY does not OcnSiHt of
the notes or observations of traveller. which may
vary with his knowledge. mental or physical condition.
but Of tho accounts Of the world and ts par
according 70 the latest and highest authorities,
brncing thorough system Of Geographical science Of
facts As they exist for from the day Of their ArSs
appearance they have been year by year altered.
recsd and Improved. that for yearO they have
been to be by far the most accurate fall
and reliable that could be had and the edition is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT
even on the old one.
For terms Of intrOduction address the pubushors.
j. H. BUTLER & CO.,
PhuAdslphIa. Pa
n. R. KEEGAN,
s2 457 IRrh street, ,lChisaEO, ,H1s:
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EDUCATIONAL.

ST JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CONDUCTED By THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
NEAR EMMITsBURG. FREDERICK COUNTY,
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ST. vINcENTs BOARDING SCHOOL

ST. VINCENTS BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Under the Direction of the Sisters of Charity
DoNALDSoNvHLE, La.
Academic year, divided into Sessions oommeD DIN
LIST of September and LIST of February.
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Board Tuition. Washing Bed and Bedding. per
Or per session. rs 90
French Tuition, per month 3 %
Music ut Professors price,
Tapestry. Painting. etc., extra charges
Parents wishing the Institution to Furnish clothing
or:stationery, requested to deposit cum sufficient
in the hands of the DirectreBs or Treasurer
Articles of Clothing required as follows,
Six ohemses. drawers, dresses for everyday wear
of extra material of white materia white under
skirts, oolored balmorals. flannel underekirts !
pairs stockings IL pocket handkerchefs nigh tRowns
face towels, table napkins and ring, feot to-
swiss usn veil l straw hat and veil, pairs shoes
pair rubber overshoes, table service of knife. fork,
large and small eilver spoon, glass silver go blet
tooth brush, dish and mug fine and coarse comb
and comb box needles thread and work-box moaqnito
O. so; washstand and pitcher 81 IS. All
ticles of clothing with rRme fully marked. ivl5 u
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TTRsULINE ACADEMY, ST. JOHN BAPTIST,
TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
The most healthy and delightful situation in the
South with extensive grounds excellenteNater, ETC.
Thorou n course of instruction. Terms moderate.
For further particulars apply to
aus THE MOTHER suFEhAoh.
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Our Young Folks Magazi'

THE OLD LINE TREE OR, WHAT HAPPENED
THROUGH FOOLISH JOKE.
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This established Institution 90 favorAbly knovl
people of tho South will enter upon ~. Tortv.
seventh Scholastic year on
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GEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS.

4 society has been organized in San
Francisco. under The title Of the State
Geological Society. whose object !, the
collection Of material for a museum O,
Pacific Coast rocks, fossils. ores and all
inorganic substances having . bearing
On PRACTICAL geology Its declared r,i.
s's e ars is that strangers v no seek
the now fields for mauufactare. offered
oy cur State. naturally look TO the coun.
Try Tor the material upon which the
proposed manufacture is based. For
this reason the inqsiry for iron. graph.
tt@ gypsum. cement, limes,ones marble
clay. building stones. salt. emery h.,x.
IA. Manganese. slate. asbestos, mica
borax. nitrate Of soda. sulphur. etc i.
Of almost daily occurrence" The adj.
dress Of the society sent Ia Us t,sr pub
lieation says
The society calls upon you on behsll
OF the public. "a send specimens from
ycar mines. and such minerals and
metals IS you cru in any manner obtain
from any mine or deposi. on the Pacific
Coast and such wall rocks, interesting
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language and some extreme opinions
last night made the action Of the major
i,y in the House look doubtful. The
rectsstv.r Sunday was certain. At 10
this morning the chamber was full for
the first time at that hour this session.
Rec~ss vas taken until noon and every
one fell - talking with his neishoor
Bayard cas- Id Ms seat on the brosd
aisle with Reagan. Tucker, Elijah Ward
and knot of members around him two
or three deep. He wss objecsing. pro
testing and deprecating any unnecessa-
~ delays. A dozen seats off Ben Hill
was doing the same thing. Long be-
fore Randall, Lamar, Hewett, and 9TH
ers, at work in the speakers private
room hxing the policy of the day, had
appeared, it was plain that the majority
was for recess till Monday, not for de-
lsy, but for deliberation.
CHICAGO Feb. 1s-T Times
Washington specsal says: The Demo-
cratic disgust at the Oregon shame is
increasing. and great anxiety is felt to
know just what relation Pelton held to
Tilden. 1t is considered wrong that 50
bad q man as Patrick should have had
20 prominent a position with the De-
| mocracy. Not even Republican. how
ever. believes that Tilden had any
knowledge of the rascality in Oregon.
ST.. LOUIS. Feb. 1S.-Col Fred
Myer. revenue agent at Warrenton,
Missouri, WAS shot and seriously injured
there to-day by lawyer named Dry
den. The cause Of the shooting is sup
posed to be the seizure Of some stills by
Myer yesterday. for which Dryden was
attorney.
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The Supreme Court and those members
Of i. who Are on the commission IN
particular. and then says. if men thus
returned to power can ride in safety
from the executive mansion to the Co.
pitoI to be insugurated. we are fitted
for slavery that will follow inaugurA-
ton. We do not believe the people OF
the United States are of this serTlle
class; we don't believe they are pre-
pared without blow, TO part With their
har.i-earued blood stained possessions.
Notice is row .erved on the citizens OF
Louisiana and South Carolina that
they must care Tor themselves. How
soon lamp posts will bear fruit is for
them to say. To people Of the
North and of the West, notice is
given that all toll TO which
they were subjected-that bondholders
and mosopolis:s may fatten in security
ARE prepaid by no security of their
rights and for shrinkage of values.
Now, il there is law for fraud. there is
reason for violence; and to that end We
make our last appeal"
The Times correspondent thinks the
writer of the article will be indicted and
punished.
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minerals, fossils, etc, TO which you may
have access. II is the desire Of the so-
ciety that every mine On The Pacific
Coas. which has . name should be rep
resented in its collection.
A careful record will be kept by the
society Of all specimens received, show
ing the date. locality, donors name, and
such other information as may be nee
essary.
As the objects of the society are
purely for the benef. of the Pacific
Coast. it asks for q ready compliance
with this request.
The manager of Wells, Fargo Il Cos
Express has kindly consented 70 trans
por, all packages addressed 10 the So
ciety .fres Of charge"
A good opportunity is presented here
10 advertise our various mineral re-
sources which should be ayailed OF.
San Francisco is the headquarters and
central rendezvous Of sill mineral con-
noi.seurs. prospec.ors, and mining cap
talists and no better means could be
devised to bring rich leads to their no.
nice than through this new Bureau OF
Geology.
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OFFICE HOURS:
From 10 to 1? A. H., 2 to 6, 4 7toe4.0 4.
OPINIONS OF THE PRES.

DR.. PAUL ". brennan IL . graduate Of n1a1d
the principal European and American e1l11GA
and formerly Of the city Of Dublin. lFelanG -
public can depend upon the most scientt0e -
ment. - the Doctor has treated thouan6s404
ana performed almost every operation kngSD =
surgery. In all the principal cities Of E1Fe3ea
America. anording to tire public o oro Oppae
OF receiving medical treatment on The Dool 40
tine principles known 70 the profession. H.
ahds Of living witnesses can testify 10 hi ~
ful operations and the dement's they havs geeo1veo
from his medical treatment, - bic book & 49,
monials. open to the inspection Of oil, VII ~
Missouri Democrat. st. Louis.
DR. PAUL BRKNAN.-This celebrated md -
lar physician and medical lecturer. has takeo !
his headquarters at l27 Montgomery stsse< ~
francisco. California. where he 10 reo1y -
pense his medical assistance and ability - -
all the sick. afflicted and unfortunsts vho NJ =
1t TO give him acall. Dr.. BreLsns conpse1
and ehciency ~ thorough. reliable phyc
ana medical sdvissr IL too w0rld-W vide y 49, ~
extended recommendation ct our banda.
In need OF competent physician should q: J.
10 read his advertisement under "Nsw Te@V'
oakland News.
REMARxABLE SUCCESS DR. Paul N. HFenao -
been successful without exception In hn 49,
ment OF obstinate and difficult cases. hoeo.
regarded ~ incurable. Some Of his cures hsss d
tontshed the patients themselves. and tboeo
convinced them that he il ell thss be pscee -
be- successful physician. Hts reputeooo
tracing 10 his once many Gases OF lene -.
and In no instance has he failed TO give ~,
The afflicted should consult him Withoss - mn
at his room, No. Il. Quincy House. -ouis9 s'''s
Herald.
j25-3wd- snd.wl
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THE AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK
Saws the Portland Standard: Fully
80 per cent. more ground has been
seeded this year than last. aud should
everything continue favorable till hsr-
vest. an immense crop and increased
prosperity may be confidently expected.
II is estimated that in the Umatilla,
Umpqus and Walla Wslla valleys at
leas. one half more land has been cult
waited" With an unusually propitious
season thas FAR in the North, and q
droughty prospect in California. and
thickening shadows of war on the
European horizoa. the chances for a
signally prosperous year financially in
Oregon and Washington look bright
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Thia Cd sna ropslsr journal Of Western N.sh-
tagton. With the isrgess circulation ~ any Sspef
Ia the Teryfsay. IL Published every saturday
moaning. Terms Three Dollars per az
narn. A sfvar CO: ofbervise. $500.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The Times
Columbus special says: There is srea.
rejoicing tonight over the decision of
the electoral commission in the LOuisi.
ana case Even some Democratic mem
bers OF the General Assembly seemed
to feel pleased when the news came,
and expressed themselves gratitied at
the end Of the Presidential controversy.
On all hands the decision is regarded
rs substantially conclusive o, the whole
matter, and the Inauguration Of Hayes
is now anticipated by Democrats and
Republicans alike. The feeling among
business men. regardless of party. is
overwhelmingly in favor of q speedy
termina,io" of the count by Congress,
and against any attempt by filibuster-
ing or any prolonging Of the Presiden-
tial controversy. If the Democrats in
Washington imagine they have any.
thing to gain by such q course, they
are, 50 far as Ohio is concerned, victims
Of gross delusion.'
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Herald
says: Within half an hour nearly
every newspaper reader in this city was
in possession Of the substance of the
decision. 1t snuffed out all the hopes
of the Democracy that Tilaen would.
be declared the lawfully elected Presi.
dent. The business part of the com.
munity took long breath, and scarcely
cared which way the decision had gone,
but were glad that the crisis bad
passed at last. BY wsy Of putting his
fingers on the wrist Of the business
public. the reporter OF the Herald
loanged in at Broadway and Fourth
and Third avenue stores, while. al.
though the tidings had preceded him
and each proprietor was talking over
the news with the latest customer. not
. vistage Of nervousness or tad tempe,
was visible. The subject was discussed
quietly. The Democrats expressed the
opinion that the decision WAS unfair,
and the Republicans that it was the
best thing under the circumstances
that could have possibly occurred. 1t
WAS noticeable that oil indications Of
partisan rancor WAS absent, and the
general sentiment was one Of relief.
NEW York. Feb. ls.-The Times
Washington special says: The resolu.
ton looking to dilatory proceedings. in
the Democratic caucus last evening,
Was advocated by Co>hrane, Hurd.
Southard. Lynde and Thompson. who
made the most bitter and vehement
speeches of the evening Brown. Of
Kentucky. Reagan. Singleton and Hill
the resolution, each of these
gentleman deuouncins it as unpatriotic
and revolutionary.
WASHINGTON, feo. iS.-kear Ad-
miral Chas. II. Davis. Superintendent
of the Naval Observatory. died this
morning of the disease If the heart.
WASHINGTON, Feb 1s.-It is proba-
Die that the bill to amend tie Pacific
railroad acts. SO a. Z, create . sinking
fund. will b, laid aside when the SEN
ate resumes legislative business. This
bill comes up again as unfinished bust !
ness. but the committee on appropria-
'ions have several bills ready, and they
will press their Consideration a. SON A /
possible.
NEW YoRK. Feb. ls.-The Verde
washington special sayE Some strong |
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EUROPE.

VIENNA, Feb. 10. - Mo.tenegrian
ENJOYS. Kogo Petrovies and Slanko
Haderne, will embark Wednesday, for
Constantinople.
A correspondent of the Western As
ISOLATED Press, at Calcutta, says, the
Viceroy's official dispatch Of February
10Th, states that the famine in North
Ancol is much worse than was sup.
posed. and there is great distress ii,
Mysore.
LONDON, Fob. There is author
ity for the statement that General
Gordon will leav Cairo for Massowah
to negotiate with Abyssinia for peace
and for the opening Of the country to
trad.
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DR. Brennan CAN TELL THE pArrrx-z
L. disease the moment he comes In cOntnca ~
them. no matter how complicated the 60 ~,
be. without asking them . wori. TAis scro..S
in part for his wonderful success in the 49,.
Of chronic and difficult diseaSs Ris 49,
knowledge OF P1ysiognomy, rhre...osv -
hum an character. which he reads n si.s.'
enables him 10 understand the vAnt q -
individual with whom he comes In con,net -
his perfect medical knowledge enables Mn b -
scribe the proper remedy with unerrins cs.tais..
DIR. Brennan has travelled 80 much. ~ I:
come in contact with 20 many people BY ~ =
his lectures. both in Europe and America ~ \.
has become perfect master in hts line of -
ners. The laws Of life and health. and Tie Nv
cal wants Of man and woman have been his ~
slant study. Few men in the profession -
had his broad experience, and fewer still ~.
his keen and liberal mind 10 dive into he -
teries Of human nature and search out her -
vidual wants. To attempt to treat disease MA,
out being able to tell what the matter d via ~
patient Is like looking into the Mammoth Cswa
Kentucky for the lost arts of Egypt.
Above all price or wealth.
The body jewel rot for minds profaaa.
Or hands - tamper with in practice v,in
Like to womsns virtue In mans healA:
A heavenly gift within holy shrine,
TO be approached and touched with sssisu
fear
By hands made pure and hearts Of faitA 4
Even a. the priesthood Of the ONE atvi,a
DIR. Brennan has astonished skepties hy -
wonderful power in reading disease ed eusi1e
the same sfter some of the best physiciaas ~
failed. timely cal upon the DR.. will cool N
nothing. and may Toe the means Of savine ~
weeks and months Of pain and suffering, lIsko
down constitution and nm ea-lv death.
DIR. Brennan has letured to ladies foe yen.
aud thoroughly understands the delicate "A y
nned organization Of woman. and how linhls =
10 to suffering and disease. that man ees0N
know 20 little about. Thousands Of ladies, youa
and old. who scarcely see we'll day In Tie ysa
and Thousands more who g q premature mn
might be made healthy aud happy BY calling .
time on the Doctor.
WHAT ARE You BEST ApAPrKD Yon.
Or. Brennan can tell your disposition. what II
are best adapted for and what you best succes{h
can i've and be happy with, and In fact viii pGt1
out the true path which leads 70 Health. Hsuk
nefs and Prosperity.
Will remember that Dr. Brennan has lscssrsi a
Manhood for years. and il perfectly fsninR
with the wants of all, both young and middle -,
who are troubled with Nervous Debility o. pre-
ture breaking down Of the constitution.
Many who are weak and debilitated Vait ~
long and let their systems break down belmUssk
ing for relief. DR.. Brennan Never Fails b rslse
youthful vigor and build up the body snl MD
to it, natural condition.
Everything strictly confidential and hooeslAe
with the Dr.. and Ave minutes interview Win -
vince any Intelligent person that he theeuaGAR
understands his profession. You will s;v1gs -
him social and glad to receive You.
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From Yesterdays Ore gonian.1
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. lS.-Arrived-
Schooner Courscr, Seattle; bark Forest
Queen, Port Ludlow; bark Martha Rid.
eout, Port Blake!y; bark David Hoai.
ley, Port Gamble.
Sailed - BsrkentiLe Eureka, Port
Townsend; steamer Geo. w. Elder, AS
t0ria.
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BT
DAVID HIGGINS.

THE DAILY 1N1EbL1GENCER -
s1SSfsheA every asoSatng. Sundays sx-
eepaed and delivered % sabscri oers anywhere Il
the city 81 II cents Per week. payable % the
Cssy1sr s5n9ie copies 10 cents
Pr aannn. 5000 in advance.
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PLAIN SEWING /!

MILLINERY AND CHlLDREN.S CLOTHING
WI . speciality. Done by
MRS. A. PETERS
. Rooms Ct Nrs. Crockett's. Front street, near
the Railroad. fsI,-alm
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LOST!

A GOIn LOCKET WAS LOST YESTERDAY
~ ..,e 18th inst. by . little girl, somewhers
between the corner Of Third and Spring street,
and the store Of Messrs. Bean McCalltster. Oh
Front street.
The finder viii be suitably rewarded by leav
ing the same II this ofa:e. fe19-d3t
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WHAT ARE rou BEST ApAprxD YoA.
Or. Brennan can tell your disposition. what n
are best adapted for and what you best succso3k
describe . proper partner for life. one Whou n
can i've and be happy with, and In fact viii ~
out the true path which leads 70 Health. Hsuuk
nees and Prosperity.
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Flower &co---2 McGehse, Snowden Il Violett---1 L
keder &co--Total STAT baleS cotton
"a hhds tobacco to Order---25 bbls highwines Com
mapere q Lambertr-6 bbls sausage 90 frkins butter
Zuberbier e. Behan-3 boxes tsbacc0 j Irby & Son
Il car cabbage Car cattle Miller & Meyer-30 bbls
apples 10 crates cabbage Bertucei &co-110 bbls ap
pies Is crates cabbage etc Stephens Stork III bbls
potatoes etc NJ Stitch e. Son--1 Dbl whisky Fin
ia.-1 frkin butter Flash, Lewis &c0-60 bbls apples
Il Doh+ rty-50 bblsipotatoes # Melville--l case
c.gars 40 cads tobacco Wackerbarth e. Joseph-3
stock Leonard & Maxwell---l25 sacks oats S Du
Souchet-2OO bbls flour Bohm-99 do varin e. Nor
timer--'0 boxes meat A A Greenwood &co-l00 bbls
grits II GrO0bel-3 wheat Webster & D--120
bulls apples MsGhPca &cO-10 do ID Cefalu Eco
100 pkgs beer Redwitz-12 boxes mdse K j Hart q
600 bbls whisky I'll Gogreve-3t0 boxes starch
Barstow e. Deeves-5 crates meat Solari 4 Son
80 dry hides etc Wang & Cottam--s do 25 bbls
highwines Scherck e. Berks0n--330 pkgs beer Hol.
lander-z0 pkgs butter so doz brooms Is II Flashpol
ler-s0 do Wo f--40 bbls apples s Oteri Il Bros
frkins butter Clnton-3O boxes bacon % bx candy
PIX 90 mdse 80 kgs furniture Dbl whisky etc q A
Whitney &co-l0O bbls -four Glover d Odendahl-13l
GOO tierGes hams SChwabacher, Prevented e. Pfc.
f-r-i4 pigs hard ware Stauffsr. Macready &co-S oil
bbls Louisiana Oil Co--776 pcs meat Howard d Pres.
tonic do bbs ribs 100 Obls flour % tcs lard W keg
do 81 hwabacher Prevented e. Pfeifer3 cars cattle
G Mehle &co--3 do Aycock. Mitchell &co--140 bbls
sacks oats Prudhomme e. Briggs-262 do 10 bbls pc.
tatoes 81 bbls apples Chas Peasants S42 sacks oil
cake Anderson e. Simps0n--700 sacks cotton seed N
o Cotton Seed Associaton--25 bbls whisky Lechte e.
Cordes-5O and IS kegs lard 700 bbls -four 50 tees
tallow Sohwabacher & Hirsch---10O bbls grits I I
White-sundries to order
NEw UkLEANs AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Oct $50 sacks rough rice Schwabaoher Hirsch
40 do Kip e. Rueh-fl1 do G ii Allen---2s do Sic
werd a. Thompson--Tota 208 sacks rough rice
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Shultz eco
Arrived.

Span steamship Maria, ........, days from Havana,
to ID Fatio &co-2d dis
Shin Lizzie Perry Pitman SIS days from Liverpool,
to Norton d. Bel-lst dis
Ship Crescent City. Delano, SO days from Bath, Me-
to Warner--lst dis
Ger bark Alamo Bruderhausen, rs days from Bre.
men, to KnOOp. Zimmerman &oo-3d dis "
Nor bark Albert, Ande son 40 days from Havre, in
ballast, to K Forsstier &co-3d dis 10
Brig Geo Gilchrist. from Pensacola for Greytown
previously reported abandoned, picked up and
lowed to the city Algies
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il hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses DelGade Acoi5 hhds
sugar L GodchAux-13 bbls molasses Cnsm q q boyd
IA do Bush 4 Levert--51 sacks rough rice Steward
Thompson-73 do Kip Il Ruch---65 DO Battles Mill
II sack cotton v Ferrandon---sundries 70 oraef---
sugar "a bbs molasses x,
CHATHAM PLANTATION-Per ste! steamer Blue
EFS ockmeyer-9 do w Burbridge &co-344 scks
rough rice II Siewa d--161 do Bush u Levert-1l0
do LANCE a Legendre--52 do Il BruRler--44 do G Il
Allen sack seed cotton bale moss Ch9sppnr
seed cotton a hhds sugar I'll sacks rough rice
UPPER COAST, Per steamer sa.t MARY .. ida a.
Soniat~iO do 10 bids sugar w II vredenburgh--4s
sacks rough rice Lanaux-sa DO Blsfisr &o9
baIes moss J M Walsn--sundries to order-Total 90
hhds sugar As bbls molasses lo5 sacks agh rice
QUARANTINE STATION--Per steamer Alvin
10 6hos sugar John Dymond- "a bbls rice A Soeoa-
1870 sacks rough rice Kip e. Ruch--29 do Siewer d
Tbompson-25 do j Foerster----sundries to order
Total 10 hhds sugar "a bills rice Y34 sacks rough rice
PORT EADS-PeT steamer Matthias SACKS ,k e
rough rice Steward & Thompson--75 90 Kip d. Ruch
-sundres to order-Total 81 sacks rough rice
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
October 30, 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.

Brit steamship City of Bristol Fulton for Liverpool
A K Miller eco
Brit steamship Andean Miller for Liverpool
Lowell & Bailey
BARK Endeavor. Mountfort, for Havre-
Norton & Bell
- 80 Shultz Geo