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, 1877-11-11
pIUTE DOCTORS

a Nevada paper says: at has been uues-
ton unsolyed by many how the doctors of the
tribes OF Indians got their shecpskins. ehavc
OF late heard Of several executions for inability
to bring about cure among the Piutcs, and
they elect successor in case OF the death of n
medicine man or woman. All the adult mem
bcrs 81 the trioe are called together; q white
round stone is provided for each and all except
one, aud that is black one; these arc put in a
, 1877-11-11
WOMAS'S WHrN1S.


There is certainly no accounting for the whims
of woman. Elton made hit, years ago, in
one Of his comic - All-my-knacks," by likcning
4 woman to a hen, anu then saying that hens
had not a grain Of sense, as that was tsa grain
not found in gizzards." 1t is only occasionally,
however, that the comparison holds good. The
nearest cxc.nplification Of it which has come
under our notice for years occurred yesterday
in Gold Hill. III Yesterdays issue mention was
made ct ct Matthew Trt1en's scalping bis
wife. The narration was not .overdrawn.
He actually wrcnc}ed the hair, scalp
and. ail IRON tho top Of her head:
He WAS taken before Judge Cook, Of Gold
Hili yesterday for trial, aud his wife came. and
not only shook her CORY locks at him ano said
lie did it. but so pictured tho assault Us to greatly
Incense the jury She took from her basket the
Identical scalp which her husband had taken
from her head, and showed both # aud the
wound to the Court and the jury, The CORY
patch was nearly as large as the palm of ones
hand. The jury, upon such evidence, found
him guilty, and Judge Cook fined him $l0O.
The woman seems to have exhausted all her
animosity during the trial, for no sooner was
sentence pronounced than she stepped forward,
counted out the coin, and released her savage
lord from the clutches Of the law.
, 1877-11-11
WEARING AWAY.


Your father is growing old, Licinius," Cicero
remarked, QUO day. listening to the venerable
Maccr apostrophizing, with many cxplctivcs,
father is growing old.''
q yes" replied Licinus, looking IN from
his parchment and catching few echoes Of the
spirited and profanc mono]oguc that came float
lng in at the open window; ''ycs, the old mans
swearing away.'
And Cicero sighed, aud went away wondering
Just what Licinius meant BY it, and not Just ex,
actly liking to ask him.
, 1877-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
A Quiet Week in All Departments
Of Real Estate.
Limited Inquiry for City and Suburban
Property.


In the rca1-cstate loan market business was
comparatively dead the past week, the total SIX
days ucgatiation being scarcely sufficient for
one days transaction Of three years ago. The
money changing hands v:s mostly for building
purposes, ami was placed Ut Der cent, except
in one or two favored instances. This Is 4
favorable figure for that class Of loans. and
shows THAT the market is well supplied with
funds. Payments were the main feature, aud
largely outuu1ntered the trust-dccds and mort
cages.
The tabular statement includes a mortgage
given By the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company to D. r. Mangam TO secure Sc, COZ, COO
frst-mortgagc bends, viz: ESQ bonds, 81 600
each: 20J bonds, $500 each: and 500 bonds, 500
each, all bearing interest at per cent, parable
Dec. !, 1907, at the office OF the National Trust
COMPANY, New York, III lawful money Of the
United States.
The following arc the specimen loans Of tho
. week:
The block between Forty-scycnth and Forty
eighth streets and Ecandalean Drcxcl avenues
w:,s pledged to secure all Indebtedness OF
S., 5,ND: fyr years ut per cent
LaSallc street, between Monroe and Adams
streets, cast 'front.' t0x75 feet, $4,000; five
gears at per cent.
West Jackson street, southeast corner of
Centre avenue, north front, 143xl0o feet,
S17.00O: five wears at per cent
Michigan avenue, between Congress and l1ar-
rison streets, &c feet, cast front, $1,000; six
years at 5 per cent.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT ron TIE WEEK ENDING
Sor. 10.
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x.oud91 Io.Id,
l hear the washerwomcn at q certain seat Of
learning were much scaudalizcd the other day ut
finding number Of feminine undcrcarments
among the college linen sent to the wash But
OH investigation the suspicious articles proved
to belong to the Chinese students, who, it ap-
bears, affect the pcttlcoats and other things
which shall be namclcss Of the softer sex.
, 1877-11-11
OIJIIsS,

QU1PS.
Nude Developments are not always the naked
facts.
We would not advise the lady who writes to
us about superfluous hair, to razor mustachc.
A fowl-fancicr calls his roostcrs 1.-THE flowers
OF The fioclz," because. he says, they arc crow
cusseS.
Dressnlakers are not essentially i1l-naturcd,
The best Of them, however, arc always ready to
rip and tear.
A North-siae wig- maker dcsignates the book
in which bis daily entries are made. "a Journal
Of hair owing accounts.''
The family Of an invctcrate topper, whose dial
was profuscly ornamcntcd with "whisky-blos-
SONS" refused to longer tolerate him, as he
had become regular rye sore.
"What is the age Of your little bova" inquir-
60 venerable gentleman Of the mother Of all
impairment youngstcr. "The sauce age, OF
COURSE" replied the mother. The sage saw it.
says the Courter-Journag: 4" Some day the dis
nonest nothing-for.lc r.lcss-than-liye-ccnts system
i've senses disappears, how shall We. feel thcus
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-30

CAIR0-Per steamer r Sobe nck-lot machinery
stmr Alabama-lz5 sacks oats 100 lbs -four 6 + Bud.
deeke d Son-225 bbs limo J q Cark-~~4s bbls corn
meal 60 bbls erts II Grosbe-i bde hoops J 3 Flotte
Il sacks bran 1856 bbs flour Glover n Ode dahl.
200 I Hamilton &eo~50 bbls grits II Lawrence
Ao0--t61 bdl hoop poles ~ Kent Aco----50O sack
oats FL L Lawlerlg5 do 40 ks bran rs sacks shit
stuff 100 bbls -four W II Matthew's d Ero----s7 bbls
ga sacks to $50 bbls potstoes Chas peasants-26o
bbls -four Randolph Dunnca-1tO sacks oats prud
homine d Briggs-l0 pbgs suBdries X III Packets
bdls hoops Rice Born aG0-@-34 sacks bran 42D bbls
fer-l32 do 1000 sacks Jos West &do--i43 sacks
screenings 337 sacks bran 10 bbs pork vairin a. Nor
timer-l0o bbls flour 40 bbs eornmeal 80 sacks corn
Whitney &eo-l7 pkgs wool J E Willard---t0
sovesN N RR-6o bbls oil 10 bzs candles
Il M II R----iots furniture and snndries to order
Total 2047 bbls -four 500 bbls pork
DONALDSON VILLE-Per steamer Horny Tets--
1853 sacks rough rice Steward & Thompsop----E4J do
Lange d Legendre-2a2 9 Jaubert &co---gs do G
Allen-22 do II Battlss--21g do Kip A. Rueh~-5 bales
moss bdle hdcs l. Surle Geo. bills pecans Russell
d. Hall-sundrIes to order--Total 1909 sacks rough
rice
ST MARTINvILLE--pers steamer Willie--7
bales cotton y Thomas eco > N ale IL Cammack-~
Norwood Il Richards--G sacks seed cotton L Har.
ris &co-54 sacks cotton seed o Cotton Seed Asso.
ciaiion-l hid hides Rykoski IL Manade III hides r
Beers bags ". oil l. Lacassagne---i2 bales moss Nj
Cboeny-3 do j Gay AcO-f bdl hides box ,allow
50 ID cotton seed acss seed IS bales moss
QUARANTINE STATION-Per steamer Alvin
10 sacks rough rice Hurst &co-234 do Kip a. Rucb-
ls5 do Bush y Levert~--ll4P 1hompson---gs do
Steward d Thompson---36 bbls rice A soeo $50
bales moss Cazentre--230O slaves Hirsch -sup-
dres tn orderTota SOL sacks rough rice 81 bbls rice
SO bales $500 slaves
TUKEAUD PLANTATION-per steamer Era No
severance Mill-sundr1es to order--Total 5t7 sacks
rough rice
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VACCINATION.
70 THE PUBLIC.

The Board OF Health desire to inform the
public that smallpox has not yet disappeared
from New Orleans, and that 1t Is Of the highest
Importance for proven I've measures 10 be used
In season to obyiate another epidemic during
the approaching winter. The establishment OF
DR.. DE IhYAS. at No. 1 Carondelet street. for
vaccination with bovine virus. supplies want
greatly felt In this community. and is fully
recommended by this Board to the patronage Of
the public.
Those DESTROYS OF FREQ vaccination are noti-
fed that the several Sanitary Inspectors will
hereafter be prepared TO vaeoinate gratttitously
oil applicants with bovine virus ut the places
and times subjoined. on WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY Of every week, from 1 o'clock TO Q
o'clock y. IN.
First Distriet-Dr sCHLATER. No. 900 Cal
Hope streel.
Second Distriet-Dr. A. LANDRY. No. la St,
Peter street.
Third Distriet-Dr. HENRY BEZOU. Police
Station. Elysian Fields street.
Fourth Distriet-Df. JOSEPH HOLT, No 754
Magazine street.
Fifth Distrtct-Dr. j. II. MAGRUDA, Court
House. Algiers.
Sixth Distriet-Dr. Il. A. BAILEY. Seventh
Precinct Station.
Seventh District--Dr. WILLIAM II. WAT
KINS. Court House Carrollton.
SAM. chopin. M. D.,
se1G 253 30 President Board Of Heal h.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 80 1877

The statement that sba is Dalatiaf is Incorrect.
She woh't look at all like q palace.
Only one paper made use Of the word pal
., aaa hu ehen , oniy r. neaa me. Inc tse
| extent, '' " '-''''
The Eva John Taylor master, Ernest Helm
pwsr coast hs IVA runs ID q "o D NJ With It'll
the Martha, leaves on alternate days aud car.
riga the United ates mail,
n The bgWs Wing n9 o1 A. oYmstoek master
Ashland plantation. -, ''''' '-''> ''-0
Ihe Gov. Allen will leave Tomorrow at 8 b.
Htrsek aisfk.' ''al" y DfoNA MUSTER o -
The John II. Hanna leaves Tomorrow at + II,
p. f2f Plaaqeiniine. Batoh Rouge ard all epass
Rs trss and = re4 MaetVr9g n G"pnand j.
The Henry Tele, j.. .. .Aueoin master. M II.
Landry CLERK, will arrive This evening and leave
Tuesday a r. 10 4, & M for The coast and Donald
9n, The bayou sending freight through Without
delay.
The new ahd fleet Alvin. W. I. sepvell mas
ter. II snry kpuns clerk leaves Tuesday. Mt 1880
tinsi,.
The popular Martha w. q. Bassett master.
leaves Tnes 10y, as usual at II IN for the lower
eoast to Port Eads.
TIE sugsfb Hohstt, = ID. Lee Wm. Campbell
naster... MeFsfs MeVay and N ssDb clerks,
lea! AXES Tue7s7day as USUAL. for ,yeIsbnrs.
:, me Bettha, one OF the most regular and re-
nab 2 packets to the Atehafalaya, leaves " ed
he3;sstn ll az usual .,......, 49,.
q, The LIGHT draft steamef Bastrop i'm place Of
We Jg9n u. hanna leaves "Wednesday Tor ths
Exchange Clippings.
triaajnoa,i tto,n,n.,aiai es,,t ar,
:, ,i Soiiiihei o run cePt' e,l
w Douglass, y Son, Of Pitt. burg, have the
..oh'Lael y pqgding dhs IRON nun Tor the new
ue-boai iqf ". ~, W1mut " Goa OF New Or
lpan lean. u y 10 feet l9hs. 1s feet beain,s feet
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NgBU GiIADNEzzAR.

lEcflbner.l
YOU, Nebuehad flezsaf, whoa SAIL
Whaf is YOU irwin to go Hahs
I tlnb yutt for tJ know, sab.
liz d holditi' III the line,
You better stup dat pranein',
Yous puw'ful fetl' 6H danein',
But Ell bet MY yeah's advafuin
Dat LII rtife YOU Oh your shines.
Look heah. mule! Better min out
Etis' ting ypu know you'll fin out
How quick Ill wear dis line out
On your ugly stubbu'H back.
YUi, needn't try To steal UP
An LII dat precious heel up,
Yvu's got To pillow dig iel' up,
You has, sAli for a fac.
.spar, dots de way 10 do itl
.Jns' watch him plewin' t'roo it,
Dis riigEali aiii't no fool,
Some folks dev would 'a beat him:
Now. dat would only heat him
l know ies how to treat him:
You mus reason wild a mule.
He intn's me like q iiigger,
II lig was, only bigger,
He would, | tsH yeuI Yes, sail
See how he keeps a cllekpnl
He's az gentle as a chicken,
An iebbef thinks O. Hichin'
WhDu DIRT Netuthaaneszdri
Is dis hear me, or not mes
Or is de debbil got me?
Was dat a eHnnoi, shot meY
HHb / laid heah morn a week?
Dat mule do kick aInasin'
De beast WIS spilled In faisin'-
by now Hpeet he's grain
TN dc oder side de creek.
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defs at 1og@11e for standard A In bbls ii,sm
| ltsse Tor powdered. t1sse fgr efanulatsd,. t1A@
dff2 R dEf vi " fs 2s L ~ sss Or
ders at doe for common, asa for fair zoe for
prime 55e for choice. and sec v gallon for
fIouHsH1i receipts were liberal this morn
Ing aud embraced s1gi bbls. There .is, scarcely
and only 585 bbls sptd, Of which 1875 double ess
tta at rs 25; go good treble extra at 81 i91s 80
and q, 100 choice treble, at 80 5o TO- SO and 100
| A lot Of 225 bags sold on private terms.
oqam !. 4I IS aeta,d It sta a5 ne p 81 81.
extra &c 5oa575; good do ssae d. choice do 90 30
ae 70 ehoiee extia 30 1901 i21s fancy 81 25a
Dealers and efoeers obtain SOC above these
CORN FLOUR Supplies come, ~ small lots
an, sell gn t1a landing at ~ so " Dbl.
~ n s5as s 90 gb Is quoted In hfst hands at
dREAW AND PEARL MEALS quoted at
| HpM1NY-Is quoted nominaly al 81 s5cas 10
.dHfTs A lot of 81 bbls sold on the landing
eis y - b b Dealers are iobbine In store at
1 d1lN A bss bare ss,pq 4 since nee
held a .sa 60 hi aud s sales T' ~ Dealers sies
dJRN IN DULK Is quoted at so,s@54o p
WHEAT-ts salable at VI a5das1 90 p bushsl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In light supply and
p request at strong prices. Dry Salt Meat and
Bacon continue scarce and Insufficient for The
trade There Is less movement In Il round way
t9-day, however as usual on Saturday and on
the last dag OF The month
PotK-1s 1uet but sepds, aud mess held on
the. spot at si4 f5di5, and is Offering to arrive
yal Mg sFssa q ~ III h b Az oer q ~ T.
sold at sit s7is Dbl. Dealers are ijbbing at
u bly, Il" SALT Si, Observation-Disclosures are sasres and
command Sc y n. Clear rib sides ore Offering
at s'se b. Dealers are iobbine shoulders at
bACON-Continues scarce and In reetiest at
full prices G9 pack ages sold, eumprs ing and
Y boxes shoulders 81 st4e; ~ do at stse tofTers
e. saassa wa Vi, refused Fl, spot and to arryel
g,h the, landing; NJ vac, and do at 1otse U IT,
Shoulders are held at sisc, clear rib sides gtsc
clear, sides tp arrive. Dealers are jobhipe
shou1ets at sae clear rib sides ssae, clear sides
HAMs@ohoiee suear-eured are IN fair de-
mand at i5i4dite + il, aslingsi5e and brand,
Dealers are iobbing them ut he above these
prices OF New York packing the, stock Is small
a1 BaH Rf fP B n es Il in light zap
ny aud selling q " At iotse Y T. Dealers ore lob
PA6kBHs H6d6a 'p6BopuoTs -Dealers are
selling p their job trade on orders at So y half
pork, SO for prime. aud sll far rtitnp pork.
. LAhD-Is selling ID the local trade Mt a4iatee
for teree refined, and i09t for kettle. 1osse for
Dehlets obtain lse above These prices In their |
WHISKY tili Western rsejnsd is quoted At 81 %
81 y v gallon, ms In proof and brand. Dealers
pb.aih the customary advance on Job ilots. 90
h ~ Louisiana reetiflec sold at 81 o. and 90
HlUE.Rseeip's are large aud the demand Is |
good. We quote rough - 80 y Dbl. Louis ana
elean No. IL, asfse: common ba5iac! ordinary |
s3amb e fair 5Ssn5Ae! good H5smGe. prime G.s |
BuTTER-ghoies is ln demand and receipts
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NELSON GOHOM,
Sergeant Signal Service. u 3. A.
Arrivals.
Era No. 10. Henry Tete, U. z. Sc henek. Willie
Departures.
Alvin. Martha. Era No. 10. Blue Wing No. 8
Nhteheh. Dawn. 9. II. Durfee. Clarksville.
To Arrive.
Blue Wing No .. Err No TO- upper coast; So
bel. Eva. Martha. Alvin. lower coast; Susie
Silver, 81. Louis: Henry Tete, Doneldsonvilis:
Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara; Bertha Opslousas
Rouge. ". II. Lee, Vieksburg.
Weather clear and pleasant yesterday.
Business very fair.
Capt. Thornton jacobs returned home on the
:, oapt qsae. i; Fraser. OF Natehea, has been in
:, Capt. Roger Boyle Is also in the city, Capt
Boyl5 thinks the Ann s. can be raised and is
trying TO mako arrangements, to that effect
ut Vicksburg with the Anchor line'for Memphis
and St Louis.
Tho fleet and popular sidewheel packet Mary
and condition, will be mt the wharf to. morrow
receiving to leaye Tuesday at 10 q. IN. for the
e. coa IT, H Ben ,1 The ae be-
Kuis for the express accommodation Of his nu-
marouss patrons.
ton Company announce the following: There
was trouble and no little exeitem, mt on board
the Danube yesterday. The fiery untamed
what Is it broke loose and got away from be-
tween her chimneys. and went roaming through
space. CONSERVATION exists among the people
living near where the Danube Ia lying, and
they are up in arms 1t is supposed though
that 1t Is winging its way back to the Ohio.
The new John Wilson is to leave Cincinnati
Wednesday.
The Carrie Brandon. on her way down from
the Ohio. is new boat built to run in the cotton
seed business on Upper Red river.
Capt, Lawrence Carriers we'll known and sue
cessful freight steamer U. p. Schenck arrived
Friday night from Cairo. and will return to-
morrow ut .. m. taking freight n all points
on the river through to Cincinnati. Mr.. Dick
Burns. a very clever clerk. has charge of the
Office.
The reliable Willie is on hand from the Teche,
and returns Wednesday, going through to st.
Mnrtinvlle. Capt II. b. Trinidad commands,
Mr.. ri. Molason clerk.
DEPARTURES FOR THE COMING WEEK-Col. A.
7. Kouns. Capt. Mart kouns, Wednesday. to
Shreveport and Jefferson; and the W J. Behan.
Capt Geo. Wilkinson. SATURDAY.. to Shreveport.
cinnati.
The james Howard is laid up TEN porarily at
Cairo. She will load to leave Memphis on the
10th of October.
Commodore W. j. Kountz arrived here Thurs
day. ami will remain in the city sew raj days.
Besides being the largest steamboat owner in
the country. the Commodore is engaged largely
In other pursuits. one of which. a wagon factory,
he seeks to extend by opening In this city
depot for their sale.
From the st. Louis Republican: The New Or
leans papers say Thsrwegans steamer will
carry 1900 bales OF cotton, That may be so. but
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L1VERPOOL@Psr steamship City Of Bristol -.
81 400 bricks 800 bxs tin plate 1873 pkgs ss 10 pkg
earthenware ordeT-24 do St1atton 4 MaYsr-igD pk 9
indse Anderson " Simpson lou cases onuns Ceeli.
ran " Casetes--7 casks mdse SO crates eartbsnware
Payro-24 do u Jsch-t97 casks ale u j Fursta
u s0ns-=2e ehs lux u 9 Palmer Ae6@--g cases mise
knetiH &oo-10G pkas Bdss go ingots tin 47D boxes
do Rice, Born &eo-s cases mdss Olivier Aco=--l4
pigs mdse Marks Bros &ho-3f do Cannon ~ Stewart
-97 do II Isaae@e do Rbodss-g6 do f.atsson Wis.
dom Bowlng-6 do L. Lyons do II Cisstsrnan
~ do MeSsea Il Value--j25 cases wine n Vorsfer-
~ crates earthenwafe MatE Wiell--.ie pkgs mdss
II Solari SOM do ano Frank &co-t A HAWKINS
i Horestt r--a WsrleiB--3 Lebsr--6 Lafargns
d B-6 LelievreA2 Lanaux a. Sons-y J Lsyois
d. Jau,ison-i Bayle
BARANQUtLLA-Per schr Carrie Jones-1s3 sks
coffee tn Carlos
NEW FOkK-Per steamship Hudson-As sorted
mdas
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Arrived.

AFFtved.
Brit steamship City Of Bristol Murray from Liver.
pool. TO A X Miller &ee-Ist dis is
Brit steamship Joseph Pease Ghitham from London
10 A K Millef Auo=44th dis
Brit steamship Give. burt, from Key West 10 An
defseB v simp on-2d dis 10
steamsh Moigan City, Read from New York 22nd
inst toy Whitney &eo-Algieis
Steamship Huds ~, eager from New York 2gnd inst
to A MOI lton-2d di 2
Steamship Lizzie Henderson, Miller. frsm Appa.
iathoola, to O n Fost=ist dis
Bark Enaeavof, M1nntfYrt, II days from New York
to Norton He'll LIST dis
solf Carrie Jones, Wits Ia days from BstaHuuilla
to q Carries Pic Tier
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

Sept 29-10 tierces hams e + DeBopdio- 50 soeets
iron Jno HenDess, VI PIX GO earpetiDg Z Mayberry
$50 kegs nails Staufer, Macready dco-JU bpls oil
Pnroline OIL Goa cars hogs Aye3ck, Mitchell &coL
2 cars hogs and cattle ID COx--3s bxs pear J SaIo
mon-1sO pkgs beer Go Yalets-20 bbls whisky q A.
Roos-lO tierces hams Schwabaeher, Fiowenfeld a
Pfeifer--i166 pcs bulk shoulders w Fl Matthews q
Bro-l32 sheets iron M hwartz e. Bro bbl whis
Ky u Braun do LANCE. Levy &to-3 do half do r
Roder-25 bbls whisky Burke & IhomrAon-20 bbIs
oil J ark--l5 bbls whisky NJ Grifin--I3 roll.
leather Iooelman &co-5 bales hopa A BIZ fer eco
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Be 1t known. that on this s0th day OF August A,
d. 1877. ut u general meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Commercial Transit Company. convened
for the purpose OF making any notifications
additions or changes In their net OF incorpora-
ton. In accordance with tho eighth article there
of and also article 6s7 Of the Revised Statutes OF
the State Of Louisiana, the holders OF one hum
dred shares OF the capital stock Of said company
being represented in person or by proxy, the
same being the entire amount Of the capital
stock Of said company. 1t was unanimously
Resolved. That the first article of the act Of
incorporation. which now reads as follows:
be- rbs hs a9d le ot hs shall
the city Of New Orleans IL chosen as the place
Of its domicie."
be modified and changed so as to read as fol-
lows. to wit:
be NEW ORLEANS BELT RAILROAD COM
PANY." and the city of New Orleans Is chosen
as the place place of it's domicile.
ADOLPHE SCHREIBER.
Per pro Ernest l.. Forstall.
l.. J. HIGBY,
WILLIAM II. OSBORN,
Per pro W. Alex. Gordon.
JAMES FMOTT,
Per pro w. Alex. Gordon.
81 UYyESANT FISH,
Per pro W. Alex Gordon.
G. r. CONRAD,
JAMES G. CLARKE,
w. ALEX. GORDON.
/. the undersigned Recorder Of MORTGAGES I'm
and for the parish of Orleans. State OF Louisi-
ana. do hereby certify that the foregoing modi-
dcation In the act Of incorporation was this day
duly recorded In my office, according to law, In
book 152 folio 154.
New Orleans September 7. 1877.
]. G. RICHARDSON.
Deputy Recorder.
A true copy;
r. s. CHARLES. Secretary.
SEQ 16 % 30 oc7s
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HTNAMnt1ATa.

y r sohenok, Carter, from Cairo
Alvin, soovel FROM Quarantine Station
Willie Trinidad. from st Martinsville
Henry Tee, a neoiu from D0naidsoBvills
Era No 10, Albert from Tureauds Plan tal ion
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Saturday Evening" Sept. ~, 1871.
NEW tlt,t,tANa ut,HAptHa tnttsta.

| OFFICE NEW ORLEANS UEMOGHAT, |
sHw opt,nANs ur,nAptsa t,nttsr,
~" o'''faN' o ,,,sAt.lf1 "oos Fee.
ssassr 40 o ss5, In 3 s s,aa me g.
| Same tiine Lust week COL s75 "a s22T9 or
Total last week 4,7pp.s5t % 5ltteut %
We are indebted to Mr., /. N. MAYNARD, man
aaet al the Nav Orleans CLEARING House, for
tie following rat,otf Of the condition of The A
sociated banks at The close Of business. Friday,
September 2s. 1877.
| RESOURCES.
Specie 1..s...s..!...... s2ssi So
fiaari,,g. uause exchanges ..:... Gss 9s1 M n,
Checks Oh other local banks and
| hankers :............l.ss.. "a 3oo "a
Domestic and foreign exchange ;. OH '9ps ID
I,oans and iseoiiiit3 10 iTa Tsa 40
Other eaeb assets .........t..... a'say ,7ps 81
=--- -
Total Observation-Disclosures. $40, 7oe,s72 10
,,.,.,,a LIABILITIES. ..a. -. -
Deposits .....t.,.,..,;s..,..s.t io,5e5.s5l 40
Due distant banks and bankers =. isp5taf IA
o'aef ossh liabilities ese.s,1 40
Total ..s.s.t........... sis 4es o7s ps
COMPARED w1TH LAST WEEK.
Increase. Decrease,
Specie ...:,4..s.i.....t..s,s llssg.. s4o.1de
Currency ,t...:.....,s.s .....s... 900
Loans: .'....3,.....s!..... $4,000 .t..'sss
We have no change to notice In the money
market, which continues as strong az prevuI,s-
ly reported. while call loans e0ntltne easy.
Under the advance All New York GolI was Ia
h,lebef. stefl1ng was innhangeq; Frames were
, noIhe,F,lhi sishq ~ seW iofR gave
staio n ,e afne a's, ID WERE aH,e.'
MUM bonds i, Nothing was reported , I'M In satip,
Han ,tna. nr IL a,snnt. . " b00' III f'Ni ip'
: II ~, " T. ~ !. ~ Ill., ,t.. rim ,,
ta mees1E tpaay o. the oreaa a qty Open
III Gn,,,a,,, sect nna, "a ,fi ~
rs we e,p seeu near u oarohHele. should pc
va ,,i,,s ,,,,,to N ~ a. ~ HeIi.
pspar tpaia cent per amin, Al IA a. tsasis
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-30
silver soap,na.

Silver Soanina, Gold Soapina Pearl Soapina
an be found with all grocers, unless he is pre-
hdiced against home manufacture. or Is an
henry TO the South.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-30

|arpets. oil 81 tn and window shades in the
Eeats,st variety and at prices to suit the times
Messrs. Heath, Pippey & Lara's. 81 and 90
kmp street.