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PROPRIETARY
vi Z DICIN l. &
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M EMPHIs.
uIAR MEMPHIS AND REND PAOKET

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDN z "a ID, Dec. g, ct 5p;m,
kaesaaa Greenvlle Arkapolis, Terrene. He
lena, Memphis and the bends
The splendid passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN,
Jas. Fl. Pepper master. Frank Beck. Jr.. clerk,
will leave as above, paying particular attention
ell ana sne aEansa to a gyeh sna
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ICourier-Journal, Dee, 2o.l

s-.u.. lCOurisr~J Oufnal, Dec- 2"l
The Board of Directors of the st. Louis
Merchants Exchange have been for some
time agitating the subject of West Indian
and South American trade, and yesterday,
had full discussion Of that matter and
the probability of establishing q line. OF
steamers from New Orleans to the regions
named. There is movement In New
Orleans to establish a monthly eommunlca-
zion with the West Indies, and It is certain
that q line Of steamers to Brazil would
benefit the trade Of the Mississippi ana
Ohio valleys, and Louisville Is interested
equally with st. Louis in such traffic. Elig-
land sells Brazil 1911, 100000 Of goods more
than the United States does, for the reason
that she controls several lines OF steamers
there, and we have none. and she leaves us
Tar In the rear in the Mexican Central Amer
lean, Colombian and Peruvian trade The
trade will go to the countries which provide
channels for 1t, and England, France, Ger
many and Spain have altogether seventeen
lines of steamers to South America. They,
pf course, get the cream, and we scoop up a
few drops of skinned milk.
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bb's whisky g ID Hills bbs alcohol q Marinoni--5
balls hams Hastridge &eo---sundrieH to order Total
no bales cotton
Train No $50 bales cotton order-1 Geo White
10 Jno Phelps &ee--9 j l. Harris &oo---16 Allen,
West & Bush--2s5 H Maury &oo--1 car poultry
w Bitton-1 coop poultry pkge mdse u Bailey
bbls oranges Nelson Aco-i20 sacks oileake Hall
Il Strnger-lg tons iron shakespear & smtll--l0 do
y G Mclean Il Som pkgs mdse A WHITNEY GEO.
a do Nj Schwartz h Bro-l6 pkgs eggs 9 II Lawrence
&co-l5 coops poul ry Odell Il Wrigh--snndries to
o. der-Total 941 bales cotton 100 sacks oiieake
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Dec 2a-50 bbls molasses II Murray-57 do Richard
Mken- 80 do l. Godchaux-~42 do Lanaux & Sons
45 do hhds sugar Il Betran-37 bbls melasses leg
Kegs do hhrs sugar
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PATRIOTIC.
view MRS. narney ward Celebrates the
Nations BIrt hday.
IN. Y. News

Iva
Ten wears ago Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Ward,
ri Allentown, Pa, were married, and al
Though We have not the documents at hand TO
nroys the date of this pleasant little episode,
vet subsequent events clearly Indicate that
tho nuptial 'troth must have been pligh,ted Oh
The Fourth Of July, with freedoms banner ,.1,at
waving Ger them. They have had eght
children In as many years, and the practical
patriotism Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward mas a,s iou a
novel expression in SO arranging their DO
mestic economy that the Fourth OF July mas
been annually observed by the appearance Oh
q bouncing babe. What could be more chatm r
ing than this neat and substantial way OF
showing their appreciation Of the day we
celebrate What are to a aen 2t f or pn
.svhaals ma compared with an able-bodied in
fant t. continue the metaphor we might mt
add, each child Is swaddled In the stars ana m
ssirinas. with the American shield fora bio,
with the Declaration of Independence Tor It's
satechism, the constitution for It's Bible e., ne
census report for multlpl,ca.Io o = o .ape
s,f Liberty for a godmotherl
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
December %, 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Whickham Arnott for Liverpool
French Geo
Ship Prussia. Macoon. for Liverpool
Silas Weeks eco
FIR bark August Durin, Rabachon, for Havre-
Master
Ital bark Demenico Lanata Frassneth for Gen a.
A X Miller goo
BARK g Merryman. Young, for Havre-
Shultz eco
Ger bark A Klockmann Reetyke, for Pensacola, in
ballast Master
Echr Amos Walker, Poland, for New York
Norton & Bell
Tug Cyclops, Robinson, for New York, in ballast
Master
Master
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Mr. G. Rouyer, who has recently removed bis
large and varied stock to the corner of Charities
and Cont streets, No. So. announces grand
opening on Monday. oath inst, in connection
with the reception Of the newest and most varied
assortment of goods In his line Of business
Mr.. kouyef. whose long experience and bust
mess qualifications have made him perfect IN
his department, has Nmade specially OF the
In fact Of all articles pertaining to the jewelers.
business. His assortment Of stlverware, table
latest style. and recently received from Europe
and The North. His display of speetacles and
eye GLASSES cannot be surpassed and the repair
ing IL done neatly, durably and economically.
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Sa,. srMross scHoor,. No. 1s1 ANNuNc1A11oN

ST. srMEoN's FcHoor. No. 131 ANNuNCtATIoN
ETREET.-The sisters in charge of this school
have. by their careful and attentive exertions,
made Ii the most select, refined and prominent
home of instruction in the city. After years of
patient and unfatering devotion to the cause
Of education. they announce. not only Increased
facilities for the reception of city students. but
lady boardels. The reputation of st. Simeon's
IL SO widespread and it's sister superior 80 well
known for her abilities aud conscientious devo-
.ion to the cause of education that our country
friends who wish TO give their children thor
pughy moral, intellectual and polished eduea-
tfon could not place them under better and
more trustworthy control.
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Arrived.

Brit steamship Abdiel, Jones' from Liverpool, via
West indies to Miller &co-ath dis
Steamship Morgan City, Read, from New York 18th
inst to q A Whitney &co-Aleiers
Nor shlp Clara Eitzen 81 days from London. to mas
ter-3d dis 81
Aus bark Ergo. eoch 81 days from Marseilles, to
A X Miller &co--lst dis ~
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PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
ms On 9vNafnsb Hnnafnx> ~-k H.aSAw-n.

fASbENHEh AND MALL ROUTE
For Galveston, Houston and TnaIamaHa.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot OF Hs.
Ann street at $40 a. M, reaching Morgan City
ut 1875 p. N. there connecting with steamers
WHITNEY ON SUNDAY.
JOSEPHINE on MONDAY.
HUTCHINSON on TUESDAY,
CLINTON on WEDNESDAY.
MORGAN ON THURSDAY,
WHITNEY on FRIDAY.
JOSEPHINE on SATURDAY.
WHITNEY on SUNDAY.
First class fare to Shreveport s25-TIms A.
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip 10 Gall
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Tickets and staterooms secured until s. .. m
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Through tickets will be issued from this Office
70 the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad, on tho International and
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
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LOWER COAST.

1877. Lower Coast Packets. 1873.
NEW ORLEANS AND GULF TRANSPORTA-
TION COMPANY. -
r. - The following steamers will leave
AssIsakaS as below, carrying the United States
MARTHA, w S. BAssETr, master.
Leaves TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at u NJ.
for Port Eads and SATURDAY, at p. M, for
Port Eads and Pilot Town.
ALVIN, W. T. SCOVELL, master.
Leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at IL M, for Port Eads and Way land
ings.
< clerk is always on the landing to receive
freight.
No one has authority to contract any debts
against the above named boats, except upon
written order of the captain.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
the company's Office. No. 8 Cont street.
nor JOHN KOUNS. President.
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DONALDSONVILLE-Per steamer Henry Tete-
% hhds sugar 81 bbs molasses L Godchaux- 90 20
Rodd Brss &co--125 do Lhds sugar r Beltran-76
bbls moasses nj Putnan--l00 do 10 hhds sugar
Richard Milhken-20 do 81 bbls molasses NJ Scott
go do e Bourgeois do Hirseh, Adler &co-30 do
j w Burbridge &co-2t4 do 50 hhds sugar Brugier
10 do DeVerges--1e do 80 bbls molasses W II
Vredenburgh-l66 do IL hhds sugar Lanaux Il Sons
90 do 50 bbls moasses order-39 do III Bonzano-sun-
dries to order-Total 1876 hhds sugar lisa bbls mo-
lasses
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel-3l hhds su-
gar 80 bbis molasses A Thomson &co-s5 do "a hhds
sugar RichaId Milliken-21 do Is bbls mrasses Thos
Brie1re &co-is0 do Dymond-25 do Male & Cam
mack-2s do Godehaux-l4 hhds sugar Hopkins
IL do NJ Frank-sundries to order-Iotal l02 hhds
sugar 27s bbls molasses
LOWER COASf-Per steamer Alvin-26 hhds
sugar Johnson-29 bbls molasses Chism & Boyd
81 bbs rice Roder-l52 sacks rough rice Steward &
Thompson-75 do w Terrell &co-36 do G Fl Allen
-sundries to order-Total % hhds sugar % bbls
fasses 263 sacks rough rice
BONNET CARRE-Per steamer Bele-52 hhds,
sugar 20s bbls molasses Richard MiGken-n9 do "a
do 25 hhds sugar ID SarDy- 10 do 80 bbs molassss
Chism Boyd--lo1 SACKS rough rice Forster
sundries to order-Tota "a hhds sugar 459 bbls mo-
Aasses "a hf do
HARANG'S CANAL-Per steamer Belle Albert
81 hhds sugar I2s bbls molasses A Biane-13 do IL
hhds sugar AC Tremou:et--l3 bbls moasses P
Sevin-sundries to order--Total IS hhds sugar 1853
hhls molasses
HOMESTEAD-Per steamer Mary Ida-1e bids
sugar 100 bbls molasses T Brugler-96 do e Stock
meyer-6s do Sarpy-57 do LATTE, Duflho SEQ
So do j. Levois & Jamison--35 do 0ruer-2s do r.
6ruE1sr-44 do N Scott do 2 Lanaux--1os 90
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STEAMBOATS,.

Henry Tete, Aucoin. from Donadsonville
Alvin, DWELL. from Lower c. asst
Belle Albert, Hotard, from Harang's Canal
Belize ----. from Bonnet Care
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Homestead
Isabel, OPry. from Lower Coast
Ouachita Belle Libano, from Bayou Sara
Bart Able, Sinnott from Grand Eoore
Era No 10. Taylor, from Boeuf River
Martha, Bassett, from Port Eads
st John, McElrov from Baton Rouge
Simpson Horner. Homer FIN Pittsburg, with 10
boats