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STOCK RAISING.
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In an systems or operations for removals
ing. as well as preserving. tae fertility Of
land. stuck feeding and raisiug should be
made pronnnent factor ; in almost every
system u farm opcrations, there will be
more or l,ss quantities Of feed which differ
ent kinds II stock will eat that cannot be
sold to advantage and return rich sup
plies of a,luure sheep, dairy cows and
swine ,ssre among the most profitable.
Sheep partiealsrly distribute their dlopp-
ings urore evenly aud frequently all over
the 6eld aud ii has been shown that their
manure u riracr than others. except hens
aud hogs, - that every system Tor pro-
ftahly recaperaiiag Or maintaining the
fertilityof oar lands must include sheep
and ike stock breeding and feeding. to =
greater Or less extent. The following
from az English paper is Instructive on
this point: .f.ss
SAYS. Alderman Mschi. the great Eng
lsh Fafmer: /. If want to know how !,
farmer is getting on. | ask him how many
pounds of meat per acre he makes overthe
whole area Of his farm POO pounds per
acre is my usual Qlautity.
= Plenty Of meat. plenty of manure,
plenty ef wheat are the governing ideas o.
English farmers
llcs di.ferept VIII be their situation /
her meat IS 10 be ,nale 10 america? How
ditfereas viii sheesse with our farmers be
from what Is. ifsur cattle foods are FED
on our farmS--anl the meat exported
leaving the n,nliu-e TO preserve lhe iertili.
o. tue sails s.a
Another reason why stock raising. {
different kinjs. should lie considered il
improving these old farms. is thar it re
quires snuct less manual labor TO produe'
and put inro market hundred or thousan,
dollars worth Of c,tile; hvrses dairy pro
duets. sheep or meat and NO j. than L
make and Pot the same amount Of grail
into the market. 20
Raising and feeding 6ne horses. cattl
aud sheep. lfsttsning meats for the markets
10 not impoyerisb ihs land like prodncin;
only grain; the former nlskes and les,e e
on the land nhanures 70 enrich il while th-
latter cons,antly drains the land Of its veg
etahle Bairiment fas k.hfsl
IIenre. il viii Be seen that al system
for restoring worA lands should includ
sock rnishlg toa greater or less extent
1llry.a,ld FivyRef-
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HOG CHOLERA.

This disease is the same as pnre typhoid
fever 10 man the large bowels are ulce-
rated according 70 the amount Of poison
absorbed. and tie time between the faking
nf the disease and death varies with the
appearance Of the body. The disease is
the most contagious Known. Il is carried
by chickens and birds from one lot Of hta 8
to another So long as hags run at larg" i
can nevsr he sayed hogs pen. ed II The
centre Of a large field AID watersd frem q
we'll never Jet II unless csrried TO shem y
birds. However. TO prevent the b. gs
from getting the disease is, much easi, T
ihan 10 cure them af,sr hey have taken il !.
Give the h,g< all they will eat Of co,a
slops little sour. sweet. cold keonke3 II
raw charcoal lime (dry and slack preferred)
rotten wood. wood ashe., hen mature anu
brick broken ii sinall pieces. Give them
good fresh water twice. orist least once q
day. Let them have airy quarters and .
goed warm place to sleep in. and they will
have no hg cholera. Keeping too many
hogs together and feeding slops the,
times day, without fresh water, are the
principal causes pf the disease. ,yI aatf
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JNFORMATIONFOR HOUSE
. KEEPERS.

an regelables should be cooked done.
Cabbage ouebtto boil 40 hour 20 an hour
and taIf. Tun,ips. hec;s. parsnips.
carrots. the sameriime.-Gre-n corn will
cook in bali an luur So will green peIs
and tumatoes i-~String1 beans. eymblins.
and potatoes require about mn hour 10
cook thoroughly. patAll vegetables direc.
ily into boiling water. and keep them boil.
ing brisk.y till nearly done. Use salt aud
peppe. srIihcient ~ season we'll. aud it is
best to put lbe. salt into the water before
the tsgeishIss'sre Pot. I81f
T. elem Ssfisn LisBteis. pu. single
handfsi b borsx and pint Of soft soap
INTO 4 tub u cold wafer Put the blankets
~ and le, them remain over night. 10 the
morning ray thkh ont AID rinse thSfo1gh-
" IN tk6 waters and put out to dry With
oulswriugiOg.i
To clean coat collars, or to remove
grease. &s: from clothes. soak the places
thpupaglbyin aulBtlI,is water, and after
standing awhile for chemical sciiyn 10 take
place. putoB s,sp and wash with bot
water snd'spDage. Rinse well. and dry
With hot irons. Z, 81.
One piat q honey put IL two gallons d
eft ftWatsfa and left 70 stand three weeks 10
meSersteiy warm place. will make good
sinegar. II yoar water is not soft. put in
ssssily qaaniity Of horax
TO prevent raising dust when sweeping.
have lhe broom, sligl,tly moisiened. Rinse
the broom frequently 10 tub of water u
re.ngse dirt.
Sprinsls sSbes slightly before taking
them from the hearts. which prevents from
risiog aud eserieg the furniture, aud ser.
YES y extii,gaisb aDy Goals that may b.
iaken hp with them.
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raiM he yloss and trsshaesset yoitfa.
Thin hair IL ithickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, clre'l by its llse, Moth
mig can restore the hair where the,
foilcles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophie,l and decayed. But such as' s
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application, Instead foul
inc the hair with 4 pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. lts
occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleterioiis substances
which make some preparations dam
aerous, and injurious 70 the hair, the
Nigor caii only lbcnetit but not harm
it. Ifwantctl merely for . iii
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Dr Tutt has heen en-.
goryea ;ntbe py,,rsire N
,S,s,,;cineth th;rty ves rs. nnd
eor, lone linn, I, IA Z ! demon.
ss,.,s,,r !, M ara,nn,v n the
Nea;caI coller,. .,f Geor.
g;o h,.ner persons using
his p;lis have tl,e ouararl.
tee ihat thcv arr psflcpared 2
an sci,.r,ife ns;n,,inles.
and ara Tree from ali
Z nn.,cl; ! IS TttF
= lie ,oss snereeded In
rornh;ping II tbem the
hrrstn,ayS,, a,tagon;stir
a,,al;i;.. of 4 Strsy a j,sn-
,,y9' n, 1oof;r,s. AID eny-
Il, ~, 4 !, i,nir.
'ssI'h.';r ,;rst annsyent ef.
6cct Is n intrr,,,,.ss, The a,,.
neti,e hv causing the food
toi nroDerlv assimilate.
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nfp = day st loine. Agents wanted. Outft
DlZ aud lernis free. TRUE & CO.. -,
Augusta, Maine.
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One qusr off5ur. butter size Of 40 egg.
two cops of buiicrmiik. ons ieaspoonful ol
soia. sane dfaDtiiy 81 silt aIssieid d
buisnlhik }bu hian ne sweet min. with
oae,hsli leaspooniaLo cream d tartar.
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HAIR DRESSING, G..

nothing else can be found 50 lesir-
allie, Containing neitller "'l iin'
dvc. il does not Soil white rambriei
aul vet lasts lon- on the hair. giving
II a.ricl,, glossy llstre and = ssr;,tcfu'
perfume. sHaaasir
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-18

One rut, of boiled rice. Que Of milk. iwo
eggs. lard .,ixe ofp walnut. baIfa teaspoon
iul IL esealp u tartar. one teaspooDful Of
sst. Flour lvr thin batter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-18

To RATIONAL 1NNALIDs.-fn sickness
eteFy portion ur tlie bedy > nlp4tbize WITH the
seat OF tile disorder. W Wien the stomach fails to
perform its fmnriiUns. the IiTef, iawelss nsaStF
nscle-. yein. arierics. kc., are al more " less
affected. Those delingiIents require i medicine
eUllfainiiig tbe pr0perfe. ofa stoinacIlc. ~ al
teratiye. 4 pnfgatiye. u f0nic and scdafiye 10
bring icpi lack 20 teIr duty; aid all lbese eie-
meilis III their prest aud nD-t rilecf.se ioi1Iis.
are nnisrd IN
TAHRAAT's EFFEfyEsCENT SELTZEn
ApERIENT,
the rreat saline krlHeIly Zoe lsdigissfiDn- and lf
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Prepares by Orb. CsAyerd Coz
prasiirai and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS.
AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents

~ GlLMDREl 4, CO., Silrefssprs To Chapman.
NJ llnsner 4 tU,, solicitors. Patents prornr-
e,I IL ~ Countries. Nh EEt,S ~ Asl,pnrr. No
eharge iniers ihe lAient i sraniesl. No fires Tor
Masking preliminary exaiIiilaiOms. NO nsitiitiaiI-
a lee- far otaiiflGg alR eaIIdHrtinta ftheafing.
By recent deeisien the commissioner All ~
jnetegl applications may be revived. *peciai ats
tentlon given 20 lhterftreiWe Cases before the
Patent liilre. Extensions heiore tongress. In
fflngenent suits 10 dinerrpt states. and ~ lfi-
ggtion appearing 10 Inventions sr f'sfents. Send
stamp t,isiiimols 4 ce, sor rpamphlci of 100 page
Ldad thses, Land Ipdrrants. and Scrip.
eome-issl Land Cases presecnied bsiorc the
lis. General Land Oifirc aud Department ofthe
Interior. Private Land Claims. Mining and Pre-
Elhpinsh Claims and llulps~teEd ra~cs attended
90. Land scrip y assignabe. aud can be F'raied
In the name of tue purchaser upon any cavern.
ment iaith slhlas 10 private entry. % ~ prr
asrc. hi II equal value with Bounty land
warrants, Ssnd stamp TO Gilmore x co., fof
panpiilrt oflnstfurfien.ss etg4tf ffFr N
Arrsd1s ~ i,ay and Bouaty. il
Ofiisers. soldiers sn,l sailars oftbe Iafe war or
their heirs. are in many esl-s> eniitir 10 monfs
from the Government ~ which they hast no
knowiesige. Write fmIl history " >rrvire. and
state Hpscppi q NY aud bounty rerrlsrl. IN.
close sfamp to tsiimofe & rb.. aud tiill rcfsy,
affer examinations; VIII Ne given ron free. = 7,
lslss.i.sI4 I,i.lNSf0AyS.a 80. -
All Ofheers, SnllieFs uip -ailqfs Wounded. rtiI-
turcd. or injured In the late waf. however slishf
N, can obtain 4 pension by addressing Gilmore
Il Ca fS5#8 - y.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE X Co. before
the supreme court oi the United Stafes, Court ID
gIairns md The southern iainrs Cfnnmissiau.
Each department Of our bilsiness j. conducted
IN separate hlitaIl. Under charge Of The sau.e
expcriJnce,I parties employed 81 the old hrln.
Prompt attention 10 al business entrusted IL
lGlLMORE " Go. u thas secured. We desire q
win success by deserving Il.
Address jlLMORE& CO. a
629 fSt.. Washington. ID. q. =
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Ayers s,.....
Hals,s,i,,'' Vi:gor,
! For restoring Gray Hair 70
lis natural Vitality and Color.

Adre ) sing
which il at once
c'c a Bile,
healthy eff
| fectnal'for pre-
serving the
Ilair.ai Faded or
yayAuiris SOON
,iresicreti as
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asR-G77 a week q a Asel,s go OUT.
f.U. YICkEKf. Augura.' Maine, (,
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MOREST,S
ILLNSI.R dTEDa MONTHLY.

The Model Parlor Magazine of America.
Contaiisthe essentials rf IN others, including
Home Interests In all iis departments. AiA7ts
TIconly Reliable Fashions IN all their details.
The heattiy< aud utilities % l.iferafui4s. Pee
try. Sketrhes, SterigsS. Music, flarir,iture, and
every branch or orentertalniilg aud USEFUL reading
c lriIiatpd TO eniiven and eir,stfe society aud
N Ike oIr haIse attractive, Useful AMI happy.
This unriyaled Magazine will commence itS
siNtreLth wear with january, 1875. sud n here
tnfnre. OF new literary. entertaining and tiseigll
subjects - which il i devoted.
18th etrh number viii be given superb
colared caijinsst picture twoFtbtlr whals rn~s
u the Msaafine, ~ oil, npilnled on q mat ready
for frHilipg.
Every sirl,~erncr 1t three sISihrs II ihiItfed
10 the seh,rtion u . preipiuln or (whIrh There
are riglliern. DELIVERED or forwarded iinniedia-
teiy on receipt ofthc siib-cripfi0n. Every arti-
tle offered isef iifst qL.Iiiy. inclinlsg isooks.
aud any one worth the prize of subscription:
ChroInos from Celebrated Paintings and equal
10 the originals. of large size aud Suitable fhr
any parlvr. Po;ket Gook Stoyes; System ol
Dress Cutting. tfhis rerei,fd the highest Ten.
teiinial awaryi.l silver Plaiesl Ware efaii kinds
Stationary, Linen ,Iarker, etc; etc; ete.
FOR CLUBS. I'm,
We have larger and more valuable prcmInms,
including Book IL al kinds. siiser-Piafed ARE
Table Cutlery, clwks. Adjustable Tsbie fluf.
ing Machines. china, Dinner and Tea sets. and
Numerous nflser ffe-ffahse aififIrs snf ~ hieh =
fal list will le furnished ON apnllcaiiop " tps
publishers.
W. JENNINGS DRMOREST.
IL East nth Street. N. Y.
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The North Carolina Farmer

", III. Eaaiss: : inss' sei' '3.ii ysilp.
Dear Sir--i have been practical Par
Hrr Tor ~ year, and iurinS that time have IA
ken The lsst AgrivulfnrHl JDnrnal- of The dst.
and Iindrrtakrto say fliat there !, more yaIsia-
bic practical Inflammation 70 our fafiisrr< IN tin,
hrsi ansl -rssndlmssalssr<o fbe Serfh Carolina a
ftrIPer 'hgn ~ aus dn<cn sepies a the Aerieui-
estly srvinnirHd hto etefy Farmer 10 our state
as the paper Tor hiinal,ose ~ otlsers. s..
rETER X. HINES.
...... Halifax, Co.
..imib,rriIiion for one year sifiI "a -
Ten T''v.ss !. ashal gst 90
Addrr-s J.HExxJss AGO.
sepi's In. ,,w liaIcIyh, Ne.
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Leave Greensboro lo.n5 am. II Arr, 1,z5pm
60. shops ft,1lrx Div ALB \ ssAti
Arr. at lsaIeish 2.4lplmtw Ar.as.np N VI
Arr. at tieldsl'ore'i 30 =. IL'seio,ipHn

Passengertrsim leayiuR Raleigh "a is.S5 n. NJ s y.
ennnerts at Greensboro with the Southern bound
tram; making the lfirkssi tne to ~ sontbcrs "
cites. Accommodation Trssia .Icssinr lllHlrirh "
At fO.i5 y m oopnerfs WITH Northern islund
Trains af Greensboro for Airhmand and AL
points east.
Prize Of Tickets same assh Other ronirs.
No Change of Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles. III
sletpipg Cars ry,n through from nkhmond 70
Montgomery without change Yissi.t ~ "a
Papers fhhf have afTSngeuents 10 i1lscftl>s The
sebtdaIc of this rpmpais win plsase print - =
for further inflammation aadre4s FFffla ~ sfT
se ~. eHt john II. MAtMERpo. Il 4. =,
le.t g&s. s Gep1, Pas. Agent.
kiehnioad, VI.
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.pe week In yoir own town. Terms aud
gOO IS onht free. II HAI.LET"r &tft.
Portland Maine.
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The Best Magazine. y,

TITO tf'aH'u6u~UIStt2 q
"A Combination ot' he Lsef,d. me E,der-
tiainy and he BeuaiJtd.
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imparting health and strength to the system. SoiS
everywhere. Office, ss Mn ray Street, New fosk
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PAID UP. CAPITAL. . $4,000.
AUTHORIZED CdPI7.dL, 100000.

JN WILKINSON, President,
RICHARD lRBY. Vices President. si
II II WlLKELSON. Secretary.
u ~ LOCKWOOD. Auditor
g w L BROCK. VI D Medical Adviser.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06

Edward Boone e 9. 50, r 1.ish b !. "a 81,
Aueoin elss7, 7 shsshy R4 % . Bsndir r
Smith Oil 80, = Tate "a s5. Astsub 81 SO, Q
Augustus % 50, II Cowell 81 e5, II Richardson
"a 20, Helm D. 90, @ zsigle d. 80, A Stephens
d. 81, Gaunor "a So. w Blazer B4 80, ] Mitch
ell ia 30, johnson 81 SO, Euaudet 81 50,
johnson 81 81, @ Handy "a SIP Sampson 81 30,
q Amer a4 3d. Il Schwartz 81 Ia. j Emory "a 81,
Hill o. 50, III Victor 81 50, Dsrpehs 81 30. J
Milhas 81 &c. M Milhss "a go Jordan "a 50
y Rapp GIL 81, T Senegal Al 67J Houle d &c.
] Brunei 80, Robt JohnsonHi 30, w Rogers
81 30, John Les "a 81, II Slllins 81 80, Geo
Mason "a 30, II DolcareY "a y, j Haywood
"a 30, Tracey Lilly "a So, II n Ames 81 30, r
Feuntes "a 81, Il CLARK "a 80, Ftichardson "a 80,
w Vincent "a s5, II Wilson Ind w Sullivan
q 81, " Mup ply al OF. A YWard Il G7. NJ
Short Al 81. N Morris oil ~ efnrphy 81 81.
u Thezan "a 81, Murray g4E7 P MeEvaney
% 80, w Brown 81 81. y qfpenter 81 81.
II Ii Murphy 81 81, III p Mclaughlin
"a s7, Neunan d. ~. III Ballpn 81 81,
D Donnely 81 81, q washington "a 81, g A Me-
Coy 81 81, D Cafogan "a 81, WMartinez "a 81,
II Meyers "a 81, T Taylor OIL BlW Gottschalk
AL 81. A NJ O HearHey al 67, Geo lbhnson "a 81,
w Moore "a 81, J Liehme "a ST. mabylon 81 81,
M Long % 81, Geo Lewis "a 81, n Renal 81 81,
N O Bodeehte o. 81, Rubin Ibbbs "a 81, J
Humphreys "a 81, ii q Nichols i GU, 7 Porree
81 80, j d Brook "a B5, d NJ 4pore 34 30, A
Smith 81 s5. Jordan 81 80. Wilkinson J6 90,
d Bonner "a So, ] Constance 81 u. + Freeman
"a a5.
Total 1920 d.
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Route No. a-The Ola Dominion Line.

The same Lines to Wilmington and Ports-
Wednesdays and Saturdays at p. m. by the
magnificent sidewbeel steamships Of the OLD
DOMINION CUMPANY. which invariably arrive
at their New York wharves at 10 p. m.
through run Of II hours con bining the
essential elements Of Cheapness Speed and
Comfort.
Passengnrs should leave New Orleans satur-
days. Mondays and Thursdays to connect close
iy with this Line.
For Tickets, Checks. Time Cards, and all in
leans and Mobile Railroad.
A. POPE, General Passenger Agent.
J. H. WHITE. Southern Passenger Agent.
n. W, FOWLER, New Orleans Agent. corner st.
Charles and Common streets. my4tf
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Route NO. Ebay Line.

Over the same lines to Wilmington as by Route
No 1. Thenee by Special Parlor Cars to Ports
mouth. Va. Thence, at = D. IN, daily fexeept
BAY LINE to Baltimore. Thence by Limited
Express arriving In New York at 4 d m
A seventy-one hours run--only six hours in
excess of all rail time with the advantage Of an
undisturbed nights rest and superior accom-
modatons upon the Chesapeake Bay.
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RIVER NEWb.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, [
Hunday, May v 1877.
Daily report Of the stage OF water, wth changes
In the twenty-four hours ending yesterday 0
- r,
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. 81. LOUIS AND CHICAGO

NEW ORLEANS. Sc. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH. TRAINS
win depart and arrive as follows: from Calliope
street depot from 1877:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express EXPRESS No No: s72oa N. Express No !. s:loa
Nos. and run daily, and daily except
'q PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
70 and Milan, Tenn, without change, and for st.
Louis a sleeper is taken on at Milan, enabling
passengers to go through without leaving the
train.
at DuQuoin for Chicago.
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
and McComb City:
Leave New Orleans $3.50 D. m. Saturday; and
7:2O a. IN. Sunday.
Arrive 8 30 D. m Sunday, and 9:15 a. m. Mon
Tickets for sale and information given at %
Camp street. corner Common. under City Hotel.
ED. FROST. General Manager. mhI
rT,HE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE BAIL
n1,r opp R9AR PuRoI3na linz linz IN rux
THE h EAST. NORTH AND 6o VEST. ~ tAA
Via h0d5 AEkfE NJ A 4HE g. aa Nail a
Trains arrive and peDart from Depor. t2ot OF
Canal street, as follows;
Express. .e:45 a. m. Express. ....n: as q. m
Express. 500 D. N. Express...... 1856 .. N.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou
isville, Nashville and st. Louis, without enange,
and only one change to New York and Eastern
Ticket Office. corner of Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel.
3. B. ROBINsON. experimental
mh2h J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
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REGULAR OPELOUsAB PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY ct .. IN.
FOR WASHINGTON, OPEf,OU.
1905 sas Port Barre ri sIan,msporti 4, Church Hs,
AtohafaIata river and Bayou Conrtabeau-The
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA,
A. r. Trousdals. master. Theo. John, clerk
For freight or passage apply on board. or TO
HfTE Il UARLIN,
iR95 Tehoupitoulas street.
2. S.-Connects closely with steamer Minnie
for Bayou do Glaize. Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou Bnuf.
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STEA MSHIPS.
FOR HAVANA.

FOR HAVANA.
FOR HAVANA. CEDAR KEYS AND KEY
WEST
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
LEAVING EVERY WEEK
18Th. The nrst.olass steamship
MARGARET,
Baker, Commander.
will leave, from foot Of Caliope street, on
TUESDAY, May 3, Mt s 2. nj.
Passage rates to Havana, $40: Excursion tick
cts. 500.
Passage rates to Jaeksonviile. $40, including
state rooms and MEALS
Through bills Of lading issued to all points in
Florida,
For Freight or passage apply to
/. L. ROBERTS 100 Common street.
Over Louisiana National Bank.
The steamship - follows on May Is.
tny6 1y
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Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Teutopa, King for Liverpool
Eas Weeks &to
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher for PensaeoIa-- Master
Ship Genevievu Strickland, Post, for Liverpool
Lowell q Bailey
Ital bark Domenioo. Calatte, for Cstte-
Joseph Kelley
Nor bark Braato Peterson, for Queenstown
Ocean. Zsrega &oo
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS. AND OUACHITA. RIVER
IRA RTATInN COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
SEMI weekly Ouaehita city Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at .. m,
sw FOR OUACHITA CITY, THEN-
LSHA&.tS ton, Monroe and all way landings
1.-THE steamer
JOHN IT. HANNA,
TN place Of Ouaelita Belle.)
j. W. Blanks. master. Joe Holmes. clerk,
VIII leave regularly as above For freight or
passage apply on board, or 10
Capt r. A. BLANKS President,
- No. q Canal street. corner Delta.
HITE b CARLIN, BRITTON 4 EPPLEfs.
JAkNEY d WORK. Lord h MoPEAKE. Agts.
F. e-.Has regular connection with all the
tributaries. fell tt
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY. =
Leaves ON TUESDAY. May 8. ct s .. M.
FYg~ For Camden Eldorado, Ouaebita
.hsaEsssM City. Monroe. Trenton and all land
asaAes4'@@s ings on Black and unaehita rivers
The fine. light-draft passenger steamer
Gus Hodge, master. J. /. Mohr, clerk.
will leave MS above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
President. No. 2 Canal. corner Delta st.
HITE h Cabin. BHITTON Il EPPLEH.l Arts
JANNEY b WORK. LORD b M6PEAKE. J hss''
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Experts.

Exports.
LIVERPOOL Per steamship Tentpna-3an0 bales
bottom 80 sacks cotton seed % bales moss 1fe bbls
tarch case revovers H. III bushels in bulk "a
lbds tobacco
! PEkSACOLA-Per steamship Lizzie---4 casks
meat hhds do 25H hbs enr ~ bbls pork 1850 sacks
orn so do oats 10 hhds sugar 1876 ph ga aundriss
LIVERPOOL-Pet ship Genevieye Strickland
GAO bales cotton 5000 pes slaves
ECETTH-Per bark Dpmepco go 900 pcs staehs
QUEENSTOWN-Per bark Dfaato-e455 sacks Gil
cake g4ug pcs slaves
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Pullman Sleeping Cars to Opelika.
Solid Lay Trains thence to Augusta.
Pullman Sleeping Cars thence TO Wilmington.
Elegant Par'or Oars thence to Richmond.
Pullman sleeping Cars thence to New York.
ALL CHANGES AT SEASONABLE HOURS
AND INTO CLEAN AND PROPERLY
VENTILATED CARS.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST TRI- WEEKLY PACKET.
r. The new and fast freight gteanns
EMMA,
0. CANTON, Jr., Master. J.J. Donovan, CIern
Leaves the city for the Franklin Rice Mills. Pei,
air and way landings every Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday at .. m. Returns 10 the cfEz,
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday syen.
ings. Freight clerk foot Of Cont street. ja2s e
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rTHAMpDATa.
NV Garrett Booth from Wabash River, with ~
bsiges
Willie Trnead. from st Martinville
Mary Ida, HuiBi from Upper Coast
Isabel, OPry, from Lower Coast
Future City, Coll from ST Louis, with barges
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
May g. te77.
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RAILROADS.
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The ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
NORTH AND EAST.
Reerganlzsd for the spring ana summer
of 1877.

Working out of New Orleans via the n. o. and
NJ. II. H.. and presenting the following attractive
lines to the attention Of all North-bound Tour
lists and Travellers:
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BAYOU SARA.
MONEY TO .LO1N.

The undersigned has constantly on hand
money to be loaned out on mortgage, and at
a reasonable rate on GOOD CITY PROPERTY.
II. d. SEGHBRS, Notary Public
Office b." No. 26 ut. Charles. street
ap2a I'm Up stairs