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THEIRS was a large crowd Of

THEIRS was a large crowd of
colored people in town Satur-
day and Monday viewing the
mammoth posters OF Coles cir
Gus, and wondering where they
| could rustic up a dollar to go to
the show.
Personal.
w. S. Mcdonald has return
ed to the city, looking hale and
hearty.
II. Rypinski and lady, of Gid
digs, are in the city.
Orr good looking and anna
BILE friend, Judge B. A. Watson,
OF Burton, was in the city yes
terday. He Is said to be ter
ror to evil doors in his precinct.
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From Wednesdays Da,iy.
FARMERS are pushing their
work, and crop prospects were
never better than now.
The County commissioners
Court began their regular May
session. on Monday last and
viii continue during the pres
ent week.
TnE children belonging TO
the public free schools are maxi
ing preparations for the cxhibi-
ton to take place at the closing
of the summer term, the last of
next month.
JAN Brnns.-There are now
nine prisoners confined in the
county Jail at this place, whose
casechave a hearing at the
July term of our District
court.
Coafar1Tn.-The two ex-va-
grants had an examination be-
fore Justice Hynes yesterday,
who committed them to Jail in
default OF $500 bonds each.
They will have to answer charges
OF Arson before the District
Court at its July term.
+ COMPROMISED. = Two negro
ROSTERS had a little family
quarrel the other day. and off
they started to haul each other
over the Goals OF the Mayors
court. Tho next day they ap-
peared and begged to have the
case dropped, which was done
by payment of the costs.
CURsNo.-Two Germans, in
game of calling each other ug-
ly names on the street Monday,
and each charged the other with
violating the ordinances Of the
city. 1t seems that the che
who was the first to invoke the
strong arm of the law was the
first to begin the fun, aud he
paid dearly for it 700; but ten
dollars and the trimmings set
tied the damage TO the peace
and dignity of the good city.
WHrr SUNDAY CRLEBRATIoN.-
The Episcopal Sunday school of
this city will hold their annual
celebration of Whit Sunday, on
Sunday next, Goth, at 4 O'Clock
p. NJ. in St. Peters church. 1t
will be chiefly "a "Service of
Song" with brief explanatory
remarks by the Rector. The
other Sunday schools of the
city, and the public generally
are cordially invited to attend.
Buzrn DAY DIsISa.-Mr. j.
L. Matchet informs Us that he
attended a birth day dining at
the residence OF Willett Holmes,
near Independence, on Monday.
last, given in honor Of Mr..
Holmes seventeen birthday.
The invited guests consisted of
nineteen widows, eight minis
tiers and one physician. The
exercises of the evening consist
ed of sacred vocal music and
prayer. 1t was altogether a
happy and enjoyable occasion.
The BANNER Acknowledges
the receipt OF a liberal supply
of excellent cake, and hopes
that Mr.. Holmes may live TO
celebrate his one hundredth
birth day.
AceprSr.-A young german
clerk, named Dietrich Jahnson,
employed by Messrs. Newman's,
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Katie Arnold delighted sae u
dience with a beautiful song,
which had a pleasing effect;
Mr.. E. F. Ewing read a fine Sc
lection, which was quite inter
esting and entertaining; Miss
Maud Rial sang a beautiful
song, which was much admired;
after which Miss Kate Allen
read a choice poem, entitled
"a Noble Life" The evenings
exercises were closed with a
song by Prot. Brown, and the
reading OF a choice selection by
Gen. John Sayles.
As the BANNER had no re-
porter present i'll the early part
of the evening, the reporter is
under many obligations to
a young lady friend for note
of the proceedings.
LADIES Linen Suits hansome-
lv trimmed all complete only
$3.50. Call for our new hat,
The Normandy
j, S, NgwBouEE & Bro.
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BACTRIAN CAMELS,

Baby Monkeys Baby Camels Baby Elephants Baby Lions Etc
Etc, South American Hppopotsul,ls q
Sea Elephant a Walrus.
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BURGLARY 1T TRAv1s.-J. Is.
Piers ore at Travis was bro
ken open last Tuesday night,
and four or five hundred dol
las worth OF goods stolen.
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THE contract for building an
addition to the Court House at
Bellviiie, was taken by Mr.. Rob-
ert Rutherford OF the city of
Austin, for the sum of twenty
nine hundred and fifty dollars.
Some of the bids we're as high
as four thousand dollars.
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80 CAGES WILD BEASTS SO

The most gorgeous street pageant ever SEEM More Beats
and horses curiosite magnificent and gorgeous
wardrobes, Heds Kings Knights, Body yards siies Of the
Court Soldiers Battle Men, Horse Guards clad Aror of Sill
Platines forming Scene OF speldor Never
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additional subscriptions to
those published a few weeks ago.
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Coming ON 20 Cars
The Largest Show Ever in Texas!
1000 Men &c Horses
DOUBLE CIRCUS COMPANY!
At Brennan Wednesday May "a
w. w. COLES
Great New York and New Orleans Zoo
logical and Equestrian Exposition
EIalagaa Aquarium, EQleesseGErslhln AVaI ai11a I1n1

~ Our superiority
over any other show
in America. The
wonders and beauties
of nature; ten thou
sand ocean mary elsl
: The Gauclio Horse
man OF the Panpas!
Superb display of
Arenic Proves /!
Monarchs of the riv-
ers and junsles. of
India, Africa and
South America. We
challenge the world
to equal our Great
Show.
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AcenEsr.-A young german
clerk, named Dietrich yahnson,
employed by Messrs, Newman's,
was playing on Monday eve
ming by swinging himself from
a narrow piece of plank nailed
TO the awning in front of the
store, whom it gave way and the
young man fell backwards, strk-
ing the back of his head on the
sidewalk He was perfectly
senscless, and the bystanders
expected to see him die as the
death rattle was in his throat.
Dr. Hynes coming up, Med him
from both temples and i'll a few
minutes he returned to his sem
ses and was, removed to his
home. The conclusion in the
brain was great and Dr.. Hynes'
prompt action DOUBTLESS saved
his lite. The only danger now
is that BRAIN fever may set III
after such a severe blow.
HANDSOME Neckties. Fichues.
Kid gloves, Silks, Flowers, Rib
hons Sash Ribbons 25 cts a yd.
nil at J. g NEWCOMER 4 BIO.
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sfHAMnoATe,

Centennial, Davidson, from 81 Louis
Sc Mary frebst, fieih Shreveport
Trenton, Tattebeune, ffom Tbibodaut
Emma. Canton, from, Lower Geast
Isabel. oPty, ffeta Lower Coast
waiean, barry, from Lever Coast
ST John, Betgeton, from Baton Rouge
Eva Ransom from Tufeaud Plantation
Blue Wing, No Geinstooh, from Tursaad Planta
tioa
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The little boy pinned piece Of paper on the
old aenllemaas eoatztail yesterday, and after
wards he said he didn't care 10 ELI down at the
dinner table. aud the old gentleman eaye fattat,
oanes are more brittle than he thostght.
l1aster brought with II . grand display on the
paft Oh the ladies' Of the new spring styles ia
dresses and hats. After the several churches
had closed the morning services the streets were
brilliant III rich colufs,
There Was the Usual quantity H suspicious
packages and elk hats filed with bricks dis.
tgibuted about town yesterday, and the usual
number OF individuals who forgot that " was The
Let Of April.
The wharses are now In such n dilspdatpd com
ditien that steps must be immediately taken to
prevent their entire decaw
The long. level stretches OF eo,nnenH. covered
with their new carpet of veraute. presents just
now pleasant picture 10 the eye, The green Of
the young grass il soft, bright shade. is most
refreshing, and gives q tone TO The Landscape that
In peculiar.
The evangelist. ney. Mr.. Hliaw. held ali open cir
fneaklng yesterday afternoon IN Lafayette Bauare.
aud Ills sermon was listened TO by q very large
gathering. He spoke from the platform erected
FOR the friday mass meeting. and bic powerful
voice could be he Ard AZ fat ne Poydraa street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Norman Goosr. The bill Of this excellent lady
will be of such character that even the most ne-
fiops of the callers at her receptions on Friday
next al IA, Pstrick's Hall. will be compelled TO
laugh. The entertainment will not only be ai,ue-
ing but instructive, and, we hope, profitable TO
Et. paul's Church, for whose benefit II il given.
ACADEMY or MusIo.=-Mr. John Thompson APP
reared 10 large house In the galleries last night
III "On Hand" We have no particular liking
for the play. but must defer 10 the appreciation
al the house which thought II was splendid,
Judging from the welcome they gave TO our old
acquaintance The same bill tonight.
VARIETIES TnHArRH.--The "Marble Heart
Tonight, with lsoaa Rand az Marco. The per-
formance n for the benefit OF Miss Rand, whom
everybody should know by this time, There are
very few seata left. The performance will be n
brilliant one, and BETTING one for the benefit
of THE talented actress.
On Thursday next the complimentary benefit
10 Charles Pope takes place, TO which we will
give due attention another time.
TnH CosrnApAsp CHILDREN. On the 18th of
tbis month the Contraband Children will give .
Erana negro minstrel performance nj the vafte-
tisB Theatre for charitable purposes The enter
taintBent will be good and will comprise q
variety OF eketches and burleaguea, The Contra
band Children have already done good work for
our charitable institutions, aud on this occasion
10 10 hoped they will be patronized Literally
they have been heretofore.
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LEEDS FOUNDRY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
Corner DeIord anu Fouoher streets
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES, SAW Mills,
CoTToN PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JUDsoN's GOVERNORS,
and all kinds OF Plantation and Steamboat work.
and every description Of Machinery for the
Eouth. LEEDS d GO.
mia 3nn dGw
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River N owm.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, l
Monday Morning. April 3.

Monday Morning. April .. !
AaatvAls-Isabel, Emma, Trenton, Eva. Blue
Wing No. ., 81. John.
Rule, Ohio, Assumption, Henry Tete, Lsfourche
Warner and bargea, 81. Louis; Gov. Allen. bayou
Sara. II. 10. Lee Vickeburg: Bertha, OpelousaH;
John III. Hanna. shannon, Stella Block, Ouaohita-
Yesterday was warm and cloudy. with promise
OF rain.
The dIscharging Of the Centennial was the
sum total Of business done on the upper landing
yesterday, while The lower was enlivened by tho
the arrivals of the Eva, Trenton. st. John, Blue
Wing No. 3 and St. Mary.
The fleet and beautiful Thompson Dean leaves
to-day at 8 p. m. for Memphis. Cairo, Louisville
and Cincinnati. The accommodations Of tho
Dean are unsurpassed, and tho fare equal TO any
hotel in The country. Every inducement for q
safe and very pleasant trip IL to be found on her.
Captain W. j. Miller commands the Dean, John
&, Jones clerk.
The Trenton, leaving every Monday and Thurs
day for the Laiourche, goes through to Thibo-
daax each trip aud takes freight rs low rs any
boat In the trade.
The regular Memphis and Bend packet Ash
land, John A. Williams master, James 3. Alexan-
DER clerk. leaves Tomorrow sure at 8 p. m.
Inc Cherokee follows the Golden Rule. and is
due TO arrive.
Tho Golden Rule, from the Ohio. will be at the
landing to-day with full trip, and is announced
70 return Thursday. The Golden Rule lie a new
boat fitted out In the very best OF STYLE and with
an eye single 70 the convenience and comfort Of
passengers. 0. p. Shinkle commands. w. II.
Shaw clerk.
The regular triweekly daylight Upper Co.s,
packet Eva, Louis Ransom master, NJ Ransom
and Geo. @. Heno clerks, leaves tomorrow at IL
q. N. for the Ben Tureaud plantation.
Tho regular tri-weekly Lower Coast packe,
Emma, O. Canton, Jr., master, J. j. Donovan
clerk, leaves tomorrow at p. M. promptly.
The semi.weekly Coast and Baton Rouge
packet sc. John. II. Bergeron master, j. G. Der
Eeron clerk, leaves to-day at p. N.
The Gov. Allen will leave to-day ct p. m. fol
Bayou Sara and all mail landings. J. j.. Brown
master, 8. u Etreck clerk,
The regular Monday and Thursday Coast snd
bayou LAlourche packet Trenton, II plAce 0f III
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The newspaper April hoax took well yesterday,
and hundreds visited Gtunewaid Hall 70 hear ths
telephone and IN the Afternoon crowds ssreMea
out TO the leyee 10 hear the Plymouth IRE salute
previous 10 departure. Notwithstanding sh,ai,
howeyef later In the afternoon tiot AZ Individual
rguld be found who would admit visiting either
place. The number Of ladies' who were. go sorry
The oers of aftneasld Hall were closed, aiia tue
en,,ads Oh men who said they were merely Halh-
iag down BafDnne street 10 take the care, Wets
hayena eu,,,pnstion. Curiosity lie strong factor
II, human action, and yesterday evidenced the
Ianh thaI Ills enninnnitY has liz share Of II.
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The 81, Charles fetunds Of wet night is
very dull place, but when that wet night comes
on Sunday u In simply worse than dnll.its
aleoms. Last night but few OF the politicians
ana members Of the Legislature put In sn APP
pearanes. and the few who did had no Important
news 10 communicate. The talk therefore re.
lapsed back 10 the discussion Of the Senatorial
uuestien end the coming Commission. ~ ,s
fhouaht that to-day there will be Henatof
eleatea IN the Legislature, and several names
were mentioned All the successful one.
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sAynp raem A TERRIBLE nEATH'
r.s rsa.,,pt Aetian ~ Cas Driver,

sunday morning at accident occurred ON 81
Charles street. between Commercial Alley ana
sasi6tsiy. III appears that a youth WAS riding
in on horseback when the animal clipped snd
threw the rider beneath the wheels OF Z ear OF
the Apollo street lne. A lady IN ths Ger
saw The youth fall and screamed. the drivst ~
the hay was taken iron, hebesth the wheels snd
was fet,pd 10 he only slightly injured about The
back. and on being asked declined TO give bis
s.af
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e,ry A,p rss,,cH ITEMS.

ATTEMPTED DuHshARY.=Abeut2 o'clock Etin4
DAY morning an attempt was made by burglars
Go enter the shoe store corner OF Calliepe aud
Rampant streets. But on the approach Of the
officer The thieves we're frightened of,
LAaeEsY.--I.iszie Davis stole si2 20 from one
Jehn Savage and spent Sunday Ia the Third
Precinct Htation for the crime
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ny Railroads.
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL

April $50 hhds sugar bbls molasses J M Put,
nam-4o do NJ Waish-5i hhds sugar John Calder
81 do Robert Hare-3 bales cotton J M Putnam
hides L Lacassagne---42 do bdls do 3 bdls skins
Rykoski & Manade--a bdls hides Is dry do Hirsch
Adler &oo-3J DO Beer-li6 do @ Whitney eco
80 do Surie &co--sundries to order--Total 1853
hhds sugar ~ bills molasses Ii bales cotton
Per steamship Morgan, from Brazos-2s3 bales skin
s5s72 in specie A Whitney &co----5iO do Anderson
& Simpson-2ood do Marks Bros kco-2O00 do $50 in
currency Gordon q Gomila23 bales hides N st L
q o R--Total $s6sa In specie
Per steamship Josephine, from Indianola--46 bales
hides Whitney &co-sundries TO order
From GalvestCn--i35 bales cotton ~ bales duck 80
bales hides @ A Whitney co-12S head hogs Aycock
Mitchell Aec -sundriss 70 order- Total l35 bales
cotton
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Receipts Of pfedaces
ST LO11H-pef steamer Gentenuial-==51 bills ap.
pisa Thys Kingt1aT sacks bran CIV hbls flour .0o hf
do p5 lard 300 tobacco pails efders5 sacks ship
stuff is44 sacks corn $50 bbs -four Gordon gona
10 tiefces hams CLARK Msaaer--ao tps meat u
Wapds &cai9 do ~ boxes do so ph gs beer Vetstef
A tea do 80 bbls pork prtidhvnme & Briggs-2T ehs
do te sacks corn 10 bills -four 90 bbls meal 10 bbs
pork llanh's Lne-ia pkgs butter 30 beses eggs 10
b,ls tlear Deisendio-as tubs butter Nelson kuo
-ib do "a tea lard Schmidt 1isgsr-iio sacks corn
Oscar Chopin-s9oo do as6 bbls flour 100 bills meal
sehvabaeher 4 M,selmae boxes sggs 4 Given i.
bbls -four Perdfeauyilie &co100 do 80 half do For
oleiaer t,rsH-pss bbls flour ] A btaiger==J17 do
varin Meftmef@gf do les bbls meal ~ bbls gtits
bills meal ii bhls pork Hs pkgs snndiies tss phgs
RK I Co 10 tes lard burke Thompsoil-@,iop ska
whitney 100000 bbls meal ] II Kent &ee--2oo do
60 bbls hominy 1sgefs & Mitehell-=~l36 sacks oats
4 Dusou het=is bbls pork Hite 4 Garline--~B bbls
wine Leebbrauefs-t hf do r Labroae--J pkgs rndse
- bbls oil q Ptatd-4-ss phgs mdae q Afny-=-2
bbls oil Athens sens-s bbs seed Frederick.
son 4 Hsrte--b bbla indse II Stern &co--t0 dc w r
soule~p do J Schwartz Ella do J P5arHnin-a4 pumps
Rico, Born See@4-so pkgs W h'te lead voelkel-=.6
ptgs mdse 10 head mules 40 head horses Williams 4
Hnekner@-eundfiea to order
sHREvEPORTe~per steamer st Marv=1oo bales
cotton N 0 & X II T Coaoo do sevn-----75 Jno
Chatfe 4 sens-7o Jno Phelps &eo@Go j + Harris Il
Powell "a L l. Airey &co : 81 @ Walmsey Seo--
"a Alcus, seherck Il Autey s-9B Meyer. WeH &co@23
j w Burhridge &p1@@21 IL Gafdner@20 u W Sentsl
&ce--iH Jno L Hardie Aeo--ls order--t4 Payne Ken
nedy Aco--it Britton. Moore Il Coleman----6 John
Adams &eo-6 Kirkpatrick & Keith---6 Il J Wilson
jr~-5 Oscar Chopin Richardson May 3 w
Rawlins-~t Lehman Abraham &co-6eD sacks cotton
seed meal Jno ChaiIe & sons-a bales wool w bur.
bridge &oo-i0 hidea 0dell e. Wright II II Han
scll. % do Horter Fcnner-~d6 head cattle Aycoek
Mitehell &oo---sundries TO order----Tota g52 bales
cottor
TH:BOpAUx---Pcr steamer Trenton 30 hhds
sugar Conger Key--i4 do II NJ Soott--t2 bbls
assee John Adams &eo4-as sacks rico bales moss
II Bernard--sundries to order-Totala Il hhds sugar
IL bhla molaHHes
LOWER COAsT---rer steamer characterization
10 order
LOWER CoAsT-Per steamer Isabel--sundriss
to o der
LOWER COAST--Per steamer waloen-sundries
to order
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer 50 Johu--oG bales
cotton Temple s Coons &co--8 do Payne Kennedy Il
Co do Renshaw, Cammaok &co---3i sacks cotton
seed o Cotton Seed Association---110 hhds sugar
Schmidt & Zeigler--30 do NJ Scott bbIs cistern
bottom Richard Mililken--237 bbls moasses McStea
value~--suntries TO orderTotal IS bales cotton 40
hhds sugar bills cistern bottom ~ bbis molasses
TuREAUD pLANTATION-Per steamer Eva
81 ga ks rice Fo.rster--sundries to order
TUREAUD pLANfATIoN----Per steamer Blue
Wing No 3-sundries 10 order
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LAGER BEER,

He Is prepared to sell the same AT "a LOWER
PRICE than auy ether HOAfE-MApE ARTI-
GLE and Of AZ good quality ~ any similar Arfl-
ne produced In the United etatess ma27 em
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CITY AFFAIRS.
,.,s,uxvaymEN.
.rney Heia u sTan Up On the street ana
usb Htnss

Abuut halfpsst II o'clock Saturday night .
ss,ina attempt al highway robbery was com
tnitisd by Two unknown men at Nfs corner OF
1,ssIn and d. LOFTS streets, II appears. as ~.
II. n. tlsvers WAS passing the ab9vs corner, n 's
ssas ~ ebad bs two unknown men, one Of
whgm seized him from behind end Placed ,i,s
hatd pyst his mouth, while the other titled ms
s,aehetn. Alter securing Mr.. Hsvets peskee-
book. they took the money wReh waa Y ",
sn,ointjfg 10 ave dollars, and then returned tbe
t,t,ekatsb1oh 10 him After The highwafhen hsd
Received The money they lost no ane y beating
4 hssty retreat. Owing TO The darkness 9. we
night. Mr.. Havets could NOT ace the faees o. We
robbers. ana hence VIII not be aole 10 iaehHy
than.
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NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
RIOS. Az6 and AIS Chartres street,

SALOONS and to the public. that having com
pleted his immense apparatus for manufac.
turing
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RAILROADS.
nEAT JACK SON ROUTE.

GREAT JACK SON ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, gr. LOUIS AVID CHICAGO
HAILHOAU LINES.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH. TRAINa,
street depot from March 3D. 1877!
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express No. $50 p. m. Express No. . II tao am
Nos. and run daily and daily except
:, PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
ro and NJ Ian. Tenn. without change, and for ~.
Louis sleeper Is taken on ut Milan. enabling
passengers to go through Without leaving tho
train.
Friday evenings train makes no connection
ut Duauoln for. Chicago.
accommodation trains between New Orleans
and MeComb City.
Leave NsR Orloans $3.50 D. m. Saturday; 1870
n. in. md 1880 y. III. Bunday.
Arrive pit6 n, m. and 900 D. IN. Sunday and
Tickets for salo and information given ut ~
Camp street. corner Common under City Hotel,
ID. SHELDON. Agent.
VI. u. FEosT. General Manager. mia
rI,HE NEW. oHLEhNg AND MOBILE EArr.
4 HOAD-MOBfLE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THH
EAST. NORTH AND WEgT.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta nm vim st.. louis.
CARRYING THE U. q MAIL.
=, Trains arrive and pepart from Depos loot Of
Canal street. as follows;
Express. ....e:45 g. m. Express. -. II :2s u. m
Express. $500 .. IN. Express. .... o:ss y. IA.
iBviile. Nashville and st. Louis, Without change,
and only one change to New York and Eastern
Tic ket Office, corner. Of Camp and CommoS
streets. opposite City Hotel,
mhaa T. H. II 1 GohEM2N 1 Tiefet hsea1
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
April 2, 1877.
A.rir.s.

ARpFveFs
Ship Northampton Frank, II days from Liverpool.
= |" maser-i,h d. = A.. ,sau, ,,ua.. !.
Lowell IL Bailev@ath dis
schf Anita, Ryan, days from Bonaoea, TO II 7 Law.
le.=ria Tier
, 1877-07-23

rnsea At o4Ar i:rjcet~d and R1rnr,es SLOW cA.h
ar *rr. rspertr q - r., r. nt ssA'': r. ~ ~
trnrx: ard t4o, hi do At pA4'A: frcr on hoAFh To-
iiYE-w was r1orr ACTIVE, hut or~ntd dill and weak
nnaer large reerrt. ani liberal nrsne. "f !nsu1rs I
nex cron Ia day. i.nyer* held oft nn! late and
hnId rather freely after rr!ces were reduced t.
closed 4 So With ,st. Ter.rca Of 1car'{ :n n
ssme prfcr, old M. ~ts auord a s:e: ssqn!es
wrrr saw Cab sses wrrr rtrorte1 q IN hn n 70 !
II .4ss.c track. 400 hu do At ssc tres ou hoard
nXhi.EY-Wa. more active, and about Ac lower,
The orngs ~est Issre and the crop = eetnk secTrea
ten,cs oreacd At 71&c hkct. and sold fairly ht TIE
wiih Ise reported 1t 7oc: The closing Price VA
.1 of new bailey were osse y ssnrs n1s ~ y
n hi reJccted ii 4,c, ~, hu new By sample At w.
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