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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-15
BREW STE E@.

Rich ruby-eheeked pomegranates were or
the fruit stands yesterday.
| The tax collectors of the city are, 1t is said
about to enforce the collection Of licenses.
Hon. Albert Leonard. United States Attor.
ney, has received a sixty days leave OF alb.
senCe from his official duties.
Saloon keepers are putting ice to their Their.
mometers to show that their respective places
are the coolest in the city.
Those who went to the lake yesterday ia
enjoy the cool evening breeze say 1t was
| somewhere else.
| The circle around Clay statue was crowded
| with sitters last evening, who were trying to
catch q breath of the first zephyr.
| Those delicate bird peppers which give such
a relish to soup and meats are now in the
markets In ptoIusion.
| Pioneer Steam Fire Company No. give
their second grand tiremgn' g festival at Orange
Grove on Sunday, the twenty-hrst instant
| Quite pleasant time can be expected.
The washerwomen say that if this weather
holds they will be able to buy house and lot
in the fall, Two shirts day Is only short
rations for the average man.
Yesterday, at the Derbigny Orange Grove.
Gretna, large number OF persons passed a
very pleasant time In attending an entertain
ment and festival given for the benefit of
David Crockett Steam Fire Company No. /.
A movement that was started In Cincinnati.
looking towards establishing the price Of
lager at five cents schooner or "beecher"
Is gaining ground here and we understand n
party from the North will soon establish u
saloon on that basis.
At the semi-annual meeting Of the Standard
Club the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing six months: Frank
Bullen, president; VIM. Frank, Jr., vice prssi-
dent; Armand Delavalade, secretary: Ed. 4.
Dolan, financial secretary Geo. W. 1uhman,
treasurer; Will A. Flynn, stage manager:
John q. Durel, sergeant-at-arms.
While crowd Of ladies and gentlemen were
dining at Browns yesterday afternoon, on
the gallery on the lake side of the building.
an alligator, about tiv feet In length, was ob.
served in the water III mediately beneath the
railing. Two or tn e light shrieks were
heard, small children chung to fond mamns
until Brown presented himself with his navy
six, from which he let two doses of lead into
his "gatership," and his royal nibs turned
over, gave up the ghost and went to the bot
tom.
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Police After Cofree Thieves

Peter Holmes and James White alias Babe
seem to be two much abused negroes, even ii
they did try to get away with half sack
OF coffee from off the levee. From the reports
at police headquarters it would appear that
the entire police force were after the two fugi-
lives, and enough powder and balls wasted
to have supplied MacMahon's army.
Otlcers Geary and Brothers were hanging
streets, they say, when they saw two negroes
going down Clay street with sack Of coffee
IN their possession.
The officers gave chase and the negroes
dropped their booty and ran off The temper-
AZURE being ninety in the shade, the peelers
did not feel like running so Officer Brothers
came to halt and fired one shot, as he saws,
Just to frighten him, and the shot evidently
had the desired effect as White never stopped
waves OF the Mississippi. Holmes was finally
captured by Officers McGouldrick and Com
tort and locked up in the Harbor Station.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, July Is 1878

gan; NJ. II. McDonough and j. Darius stroke
IhgU' Qafed ShgtI---All weights. Five entries
Mike Ridge Steve 0'Leary. aud Hugh Murphy
stroke: W. Mentally, eoxswain: ooiors. red md
white. ~" s'l''
W. John-tJohu Glynn. Jr.) JOS. II. Bayhi. r.
Il. Musgrove, II. Claiborne, and John Connolly
stroke; no co1swaiD colOrs. white and blue
BoDe-tJ. Wolkart. JOS. Lusk, John McNuitv
W. Tanzley, and M. Carey stroke T. Bradbn ~
noxswain J. O'Donnell, sub. coors, red and
blue
southern JAS. 2, McElroy.) John Bosttok p
Sessinger, W. XeIgler. and G. RI. DeSkbar
stroke: Chas. Ba tChRy, coxswnin / II
Churchill and M. Wheless. subs; c1lors, blue
and white ~ ''Vo
H. Il. Lee--isophie Swami T. Collins. ]. Whit.
comb, L. Moran, end J. Kearney stroke. II
Mckay, eOXawaini cOlors. gray.
Single ScuH Sheil-COnsOlatiOn Race All that
entered single seulls and fail to win.
The following gentlemen have consented to
ofltciate as Judges, timers and starters:
Judges Perseverance Club Dan OWENS
Hope Club, Major J. II. Behan: Magnolia
Club JAS Cousley; Riverside Club, r. F Dia-
mUnd Howard Club, JAS. r. Clark Orleans
Club, J. b. Mcconnell Southern Club, Jos, A,
Walker; Atlantic Club, y. Hartnett: n r.
Lee Club, Frank Tague.
,Iimers-E. J. O'Brien, A. M. Summers.
Chas. Cavanac.
,Starter-F. W. Baker, of st. John Rowing
Club. "'"es
Umpire-James Mcclure.
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THE TUB RACE,

The tub race which came off yesterday on
the Mississippi river, at the foot of Elmira
street, was witnessed by nearly 1900 people
The first race was the senior race and there
were eleven entries. Nearly all of them cap
sized, the exceptions of being four, J. Roig, A.
Whatney, M. Grace and Tom Bohm, who made
the whole course. It was a hard contest he
tween the two first named; they were tied
for nearly two squares, when j. Roig came In
winner by about half foot; Whatney second,
Nj. Grace third, T. Bohm fourth.
The junior race was won by Ned flanagan,
coming In winner easy; Aleck Jepson second,
These were the only two that made the dis
lance; the other four capsized. Another race
is expected next Sunday, twenty-first instant.
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CITY ECHOES.

For the larceny of an empty sack Henry
Victor was locked up In the Fourth Station.
Mrs. Bremen was locked up in the Sixth
Precinct Station, charged with being drunk
and destroying city property.
John Murphy retired into the Seventh Sta
ton for an alleged assault and battery on N.
Sullivan.
The cutters in the rear of the eighth ward
are In filthy condition, and the residents
fear that they will breed disease.
Giles Butler occupied cell No. in the Har-
Dor Station Saturday night for having o skiff
In his possession. 1t looks as II Giles had
padded the wrong canoe.
John Connolly and John j. Daily were
lodged in the Central Station, charged by
Officer Bassett with dscharging firearms in
the city limits, and also with disturbing the
public peace.
Frank McDermOtt, alias Irish Mike. was
locked up In the Central Station, charged with
representing himself to be special officer
also with insult and abuse, drunk, disturbing
the peace and using obscene language
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Receipts of Produce
ST LOUIS-Per steamer John Gilmore and barpes
10000 bushels corn in bulk Geo Martin-3O 1926 do
1884 sacks 90 d 2539 sacks rye Gordon g. Gomia-90
b6s -four CamOrs &Co-l00 half bbls -four W n
Matthew'S Bro-l0O do 40 bbls -four 90 bbls meal 90
6bls gI1ts Glover Odendahl-5 bbls -four FStahle-
IS do Siegel-35O do 200 nalf do Forcheimer Bros
SO do 200 bbls -four 100 sacks bran Zuberbier Behan
-2B6 bbs flour g. tierces lard Miller, Grigsby eco
-95 bundles Irvine 100 bbls -four H T Lawler-65O do
Us bbls pork 40 boxes bacon 81 tierces do vairiu
MOrtimer-10O bbls meal 100 half bbls -four IN
sacks bran 1865 sacks oats $50 sacks bran 22 bales
& M R--320 bbls -four Ii hatf do so lie, ca
lard large lot mdse Whitney Ggc0--1OO0 sac "a
oats Se5 bbls -four TO order--A6 do u bbls m,. /
81 hwabacher Prevented Pfeifsr- 95 bbis hour
Prudhomme & Briggs-25 do j w Platt-lbOD sacL
oats g. o Heck &cO--3e2 do Rogers g. MitcbelI-4sp
do Wallace FaIchiId &co--lO8 DO Jos West &co-
100 sacks mat J j Weakening so do Il F Sturck,u
loo do BlaIsse so cases beer J B Solari e. Son
so bbls beer 129 cases matches Wizard g. Wilmoth-
IS pkgs butter q Lawrence &co--25O tieroes lard
so half bbls lard 200 Kegs lard Il Dolsen-75O bales
hay R Kent &co-35 kegs lard G Pitard-lot mdse
Rice Born &co-225 pie es bagging Geo Crane Sco
-suDdries to order-Tota CO. 6 bushels corn in bnIS
1905 sacks 1915 sacks cats 1889 packs rye 972
bales hay 27l7 bbls -four sol half bbls -four 274 bbIs
meal
VICKSBURG-Per steamer John W Csnnon-e
bales eotton Richardson & Msy-9do B Newman &
Cos do L Harris &co--5 L Walmsley GOO
Meyer, Weis GOO O. pkgs fruit H Schenck-3O do
Berry &co-6 Macheoa &co--7 K Pepaud-2a
Schmidt ZiegleE II OteIi & Bro-6 e 81 w
K Falconer-7 bales moss pigs fruit Male 4 Cam
mack-3 do Wang Cottam-5 hhds hides Dbl tai
low Rycosh Manade-4 bds empty sacks 20 sacks
cotton seed Cotton Seed Assoei tion-sundries to
order-TotsI 80 bales cotton 20 sacks cotton seed
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gov Allen bale
CO. ten J L Harris &co-s bills honey 8 Cumbel-l do
Payne Kennedy &co-half Dbl honey G A Vincent
4 bags wool A Moulton-l bill hides w Rarris 2
pkgs hides Schmidt Zlegler-l6 pigs peaches j
MacheCa &Go-1 do Hickman do l. Lacassagn
"a bbls potatoes MeMan-sun4ries to order-rotal
bale cotton
BAYOU LAF9URcHE-Psr steamer Henry Tete
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st. Mary's Market MOL,

Last evening Sergeant O'Rourke and Cor
poral Graham notified the st. Mary's Market
mob that In the future they would have to
find some other lOating place than the market
and II they disobeyed their orders they would
find themselves in Capt. Mannings summer
retreat.
Frank Custer, alias Slippery, and Henry
ONeil had an idea that the police were jok-
ing, and to use an expression more expressive
than classic, cut several capers and the pair
landed in the, Central Station, Slippery
the officer and attempting to create riot
and ONeil being for drunk and disturbing the
peace,
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AT 1890 o'clock last night difficulty took
place at the house No. 1862 Franklin street be.
terminated in the former drawing a revolver
and firing at the latter, but, fortunately, with
out effect
j. Miller, who stood by and urged the &C
cused to do the shooting by exclaiming,
shoot the id dogH' was arrested and locked
up In the Central Station, charged with being
an accessory before and after the fact
The accused was incarcerated In the same
station, charged with shooting with intent to
commit murder. 1t appears that some one
believing it to be Cloney, drew his revolver eSet
and, leveling 1t at him, fired.
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lie hhds sugar Bfousseau--46 sacks potatoes JE0
Nelson Aoo@4O do bales moss II r Ssvin--I do and
sHndrips 10 OTaer--Tgtal 10 hhds sugar
ST. MARfIHVILLE-Pet steamer Ella Hughes
III hhds sugar Bsrsud aibsrt.-iF do 20 bbs moass
es TsrtrUn-3 bbls sugar Corder-2 baga wool 70
L La6sHsagne-1 DO ~ hides l. Surls Ao0---7b cords
wood and sundriss 10 order---Total 2s hhds sugar
bbls augar 20 BIB TDOlasses
BAYOU LAFOUCRHE-ps steamer Eva---S
lids sugar lien, NuRsBt Coos undries to order
PORT EADS-Per steamer Iaabe-43O bales moss
r Cazeutre-lO do E 0delI-Hundriss to order
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary Ida---sun.
dries to order
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Belle-suudries to
order
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EAGLE NO. 4,

Our friends of Eagle Fire Company No. 7
rendered the DEMOCRAT yesterday evening a
delightful serenade. The boys have been
spending two days in Biloxi on an excursion
trip, and report that they have received there
the best and kindest treatment from the pro-
prietor of the Montross House, where they
kept their headquarters. We were glad to
welcome back our gallant firemen and to no
tice how splendidly they looked and behaved
after their successful pleasure trip.
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PROPOSALS

PURCHASE OF STOCK IN THE NEW OR.
LEANS WATERWORKS COMPANY

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Con- !
soidated Debt. City of New Orleans,
Room Nos, City Hall. New Orleans, July s, 1873.
Sealed prop sails will be received at this De.
partment until MONDAY. the twenty-second
day Of July, 1873, at Il o'clock No., for the pur.
chase OF two thousand shares, more or less, OF
one hundred dollars each, in the New Orleans
Waterworks Company, payable in the floating
debt of the city, as authorized and described in
ordinances Nos. 4459 and 4586. A. s.
Bids to state the highest price for stock, not
less than par, payable in floating debt, as de-
scribed in ordinance No. 4459.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, and answers will be given the following
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor,
J. G. DENIS,
Administrator of Finance,
J. G. BROWN,
Administrator of Public Accounts,
Commissioners of the Consolidated Debt.
JY7 I'd
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stabbed by "A Female TIgress.

At half past Q O'Clock yesterday, at her
domicile, corner Of Dauphine and Toulouse
streets, q well known negress named Joseph
inc Taylor, alias Mexican Tigress, cut a
soldier Of Company d, Thirteenth Infantry,
named james West, over the eye, inflicting a
slight wound. The accused was arrested and
locked up In the Third Precinct Station
charged with cutting and wounding with in-
tent to commit murder. The wounded man
was conveyed to the station
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AMUSENl ENTS,
The nhNnnrranHn

Our people should remember that to-day
and tomorrow will be the only opportunities
they will have, for some time at least, to see
the famous photograph in operation. The
exhibition will occur three times a day; from
10 a. m. TILL p; M from to p. m. and from
to 10 p. M; thus leaving no room for an ex-
cuse to omit seeing Edison's wonderful in
vention As we have already said, ladies and
children will find much to interest and amuse
them In the lecture of Mr.. Morey and in the
operations Of the monograph.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Liverpool, July g--Arrivsd-steamship IthurisI
Quine. from New Orleans.
Hull, July i0-Auived-Ital bark Lugia Madrs
Cosmelli, from PeDsao la
Rouen July g-Arived-Aus bark NOrea LUX
from New Orleans
SGilly. July 9-OT-Nor bafk Christensen from
Pensacola for Havre.
Caglisri, june 22- Sailed - Coneezione. Olivisro
for Pensacola
D'ogdeu June 2t--Ps8sed- Larsen from
Revai for New Orleans.
Falmouth. June 27-Arrived-R Bulgin Roop,
from New Orleans
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AN INCENDIARY,


AT half past Ii o'clock last night an at.
tempt was made to burn the two-story brick
building situated at the corner of Tchoupi.
toulas and Yalence streets. The property
was owned by I. Leidenheimer and occupied
by Messrs. St Armand and Champagne as a
grocery store.
ing, and Mr. st. Armand mon returning
home, found that can containing coal oil
was forced open and placed upon the shelf,
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THE CREDENTIALS,

There was no meeting of the committee on
credentials of the Parish Committee yester-
day morning, owing to the want of quorum
Ihey will resume their labors this morning at
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and upon examination 1t was discovered that
the fire had been kindled In different portions
Of the house. On the SHELF near the can Of
oil, n fire had been set ON each side
The incendiary then left the premises, and
on going out left the door aiar The gro
Cery's stock Is insured for $1,000 In the Fire
mems InRllrnnnn CnmnanY.
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STEAM BOATS.
OHIO RGv ER.

Leaves TUESDAY, July 16. OF D, m. 80
III. ~ FOR CINCINNATI. LOUfsYfLLE,
h4tgssas4alas2 Evansville, Henderson, Sbawuee-
- town. Padueah, Cairo, Memphis and
all Intermediate pnints-The Steamer
NEW MARY HOUSTON,
Chas. Miller master, A. Elliott Miller. clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage aD.
ply on board or 10
G. G. WAYNE. 1o6 Gravier street.
J. +. DOUGLAS. 106 Gravier st.
Passengers tlcketed through to ali Eastern
clnes at reduced rates. iy1O
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Arrived
No arrivals from sea yesterday
sTEAMBoATh.
JRo Gilmore, Symmes from st Louis. with barpee
John W Cannon, Campbell from Vicksbnrg
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bayou sara
Henry Tepe. Aucoin. from Bayou Lafourche
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Belle. COmstock from Upper Coast
Ella Hughes, Smith. from ST Martinvills
Eva Terrebonne. from Ba, on Lafourche
Isabel, O'Pry, from Port Eads
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BED DESTROYED and a woman Hurped

AT 20 o'clock Saturday night q fire was
No. 274 Rousseau street The flames were ex-
tinguished without the necessity of an alarm
after $50 damage. The house is owned by
Charles Bradson and occupied by Mary Will
son, who was slightly burned about the arms
while attemptinR To extingIlsh the fire
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"Ed1sons aurOphone will preserve a kiss u
we presume no sugar is required in the pre-
serving. They are sweet enough without, ii
detroit Tribune.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISTRIBUTION
$4,000 IN PREMIUMS,

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CRY HALL, |
New Orleans, July 8, 1873.
The sixth semi-annual distribution of $50, 900
In premiums, on series allotted January 81,
1873 and April Is. 1878. will take place In the
Consolidated Debt ONCE, Room No. s. City Hall,
on MONDAY, July Is, 1875 at 10 o'clock q. m.
jy9 I'd J. G. DENIS Administrator
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- We have received from J. e. Fourier THE
removal March. State Capt. | for Baton Rouge"
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had been possible for the International Jury
Of Award to have given medal to the best
hotel in Philadelphia, this honor would have
r. quisitees of model establishment in every
roSpAef -"
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Less than sixty hours from New Orleans to
New YORK, and sixty-seven and one-half hours
TO Boston. by the great Jackson steel rail route,
the fastest LLLne ever mad6s
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MEMORANDA.

Washington July iO-Ths Signal Service Station
at Lewss Delaware reports 70 the Chief Signal OH.
Ger at VI o q. m follows Brig KTsmIln Capt Has
ton, YVES run down and sunk in 30 faiboms of water
by the steamer Golden Grove near South Shoals yes.
tArdsy morning at o'clock. The captains wife and
seaman named Charles Smith were drowned. The
Golden Grove has landed the captain and crew here.
Liverpool July 10 British ship st Cloud Durkse
Mt this pert, from New Orleans, has been on FIRE and
WAS souttlsd.
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DONAEnaOMYILI.E.

FOB DONALDSONvILLEV VIA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
, H - THE STEAMER
ST. FRANCIS BELLE.
-. William Gibson, master,
VIII leave the head Of Bienville street at $50
g. M for WestWego, with passengers for ell sta
tons on the New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
Returning, will arrive at 5:45 D, m. Same boat
connecting with Sunday Accommodation Train
q. m.
Freight received at the same place up to $3.50
O'Clock will be delivered at Its destination next
morning.
oc10H O.. z. PAYNE. Superintendent
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Washington, July i0-Fotioe Ia given by the Light
House Board that an automatic signal bu " painted
with black and white perpendicular stripes and Civ
ing blasts Of whistle at short Intervals, has been
m0ored Il Humboldt Bar, Oregon in 15Is f4thoms Of
water, With The following bearings Humboldt light
house. II a N Red Bluff SIC by E u E.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Monday. July Is, 1878.

=. Eva Henry rete, Isabel. Ella Hughes, John
", Cannon. Mary Ida Belle, Gov. Allen John
Gilmore aud barRes.
TO Arrive.
Ouachita Belle. Bayou Sara; st. Mary, AS
Silver City. Bonnie Lee, Red river; Belle of
Shreveport st. Louis; Fanchon. Opelousas.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report of the stage Of water
at yal iOus points. with changes In the "a hours
endtnR YnstnrdRY nt D. m.
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GREENvrLLE AND BENDS

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5p.m.
| r. - FOR VIOKsBURG. NATCHEz
| Davis Bend and intermediate land
| JOHN w. CANNON.
In place of the r. Il. Lee,)
William Oam pbell, master
John Mossop. clerk,
Parisot,s Line for, all points on the, Yazoo Sun
flower. Deer Greek and Tallqhatchie.
GEO. B. "a a afF Agents.
VIII give through bills OF lading to Trenton,
Monroe. and oil !, stations. on the, VIcksburg,
W. b. BROOKETT. Agent A''''
den SO Magazine street.
FOB dREENV1LLHB,t , VyITQ}lKsBURd AND THE
IT. F N5Rs aR i S7R1 = V1 &
and the Bends-T The fine and fast
FRANK PARGOUD,
connecting at yicksburg With Parig9tts Line for
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
JANNEY d WORK,
r. W. ADAMS,
Through bills lading given to Trenton Mon.
roe and all stations on VicksburR, Shreveport
W. B. CROCKETT,
oc6 30 Magazine street.
SATURDAY VIOKsBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at D. m.
HT = FOR VICKSBURG, DAVI BEND
Natchez and all Intermediate land.
aaAza@ ings-The passenger packet
HATCHEZ
A. r. Leafhers master J. II. Muse clerk
connecdnR at Vicksburg with the Parisot Line
Tor Yazoo Tallahatehie and Sunhower rivers
and with Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
st. Louis N'
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
NOR freight or passage applyC board. or to
JANNEY d WORK, IO6 Common street
J. L, CARLIN. II Tchoupitoulas st.
VIII give thrQuRh bills of lading to Trenton
monroe, and all stations on Vicksburg, Shreve.
pert and Texas Railroad via Delta La,
W. B. BBOCKETT, Agent,
my6 80 Magazine street.
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BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY PACKETS.
STR, GOV, ALLEN. BTR. 1900 1900
IT, F0h B1Y0U sARA, W gfs'f Hdsas95
Hermitage. Port Hudson, Lobdellia
Store Baton Rouge, Plaunemine.
and post0ffiee landings
steamer Gov. Allen,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY ut .. m
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nj 3 y. m.
Commencing early.
For Freight or massage apply on board or Ia
J. t.. CABIN II Tchoupitoulas nj.
iysi JAHNEY n WORK 1na Common st,
REGULAR SEMI. WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AGr COART pACKFT
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
10 FOE B * 7 81 p BABA, WATERLOO,
hermitage, Port Hickey, Baton
tngs-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
0UACWEFA BELLE,
I'm place Of the John W. Cannonl.
John o. Libano, master, John e. Mossop clerk
Leaves az above, returning down the cor 81
every MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
BRITTON b EPPLER, 81 Hrayisr at.
LORD d MoPEAKE, 40 Camp strest.
au2g q. @, WAYNE. 1o5 Grayisr street.
.suTh9 St John having been laid up, the
OOAQHIIA BELLE will attend TO all Of her
EKCTRsEON.
FARE FIVE DOLLARS-Good for baggage
on steamer OUACHITA BELLE leaving New
Orleans SATURDAY EVENING, and retIlrn~
ing on steamer JOHN w. CANNON, arriving
Sunday evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-15
At Quarantine stntfon.
Receipts of PRODUCED

Steamship TappahannOck, Cooksey, from Hayan:
Via Florida Ports, to x Roberts,