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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26

of the Dominion and the United
States. Special trains are hourly
arriving, bringing many from ada
cent towns. Thousands of people
are on the citadel viewing the brill
liant scene. Steamers, barges and
boats, gaily decorated with bunt-
ing, are sailing over the harbor.
AS the Sarmatian passed up along
side of the wharves the people con-
gregated there and saluted the vice
royal party with deafening rounds
of cheers. The demonstration was
not really so imposing as it would
have been, had the fleet gone to
sea and sailed in in double line as
at first intended. The people are
full of enthusiasm and the welcome
given the Marquis of Lorne and his
royal wife is hearty and sincere.
Opposed TO Repeal OF Resumption,
MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 25th.-
The House has passed a joint reso.
luton instructing Vermont Con.
gressmen to use all honorable
means to prevent the repeal of the
resumption act.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
The Regular Examination of
Teachers

Will take place In Mcdonald Block,
business College,, this city, 9th. 10Th
and 30th of ber, 1873 The sessions
Will begin promptly at A. m. each day,
W. p. MCDONALD,
County School Superintendent.
Los Angeles, Nov. 10th. nl7td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
City Attorney.

At tho urgent solicitation of many
voters, the undersigned hereby an
nounces himself as candidate Tor City
Attorney at the next municipal election.
A. Fl. JUDSUN.
Los Angeles, CAL, Nov. 2s, 1873. n26td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
Horse and Wagon.

Wanted to rent, for three or four
months, a quiet horse and small wagon.
Address fun particulars to Box e, Post.
office, san Gabriel. n26 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26

CORNS, BUNI0NS, INGRoWING
~ nails and all feet diseases. treat ed
by A. LABO NGE, Chiropodist, corner OF
First and Main streets. n26
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
Latest Eastern News.
rud,an Agent supercedea.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25th.-The
President has suspended Yelling
ton Bird, Indian agent at Fort
Peck agency, Montana, and ap.
pointed in his place Elias H. Webb,
of IllinJis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
department Clerks Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-About
seventy temporary clerks, the ma
jority women, have been discharg-
ed by the Treasury Department,
the appropriation being exhausted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
The Compile de ChambOrd.

PARIS, Nov. 25th.-The Compte
de Chambord has written to Mr..
Nun, whose election to the Cham
ber of Deputies was recently in
validated, congratulating him for
attacking the ancient regime OF
abuses which nobody wishes to re.
store, but adding that the protec-
tive shelter which permitted
France to attain her present pros
perity must not be overthrown.
For France to be saved, God must
return to her as her master SO that
I may reign as King.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
Opposed to Repea, OF Resumption.
European Gable News.
hungarian Affairs.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 25.-In
pursuance of the treaty of Berlin,
the Bulgarian Assembly, composed
of Bishops, funotionaries and nota.
bles, has been summoned to meet
at Tirnova, on the 9th of Decem-
ber, to prepare to organize laws for
the province. The Assembly Is to
complete this task in April and
then elect u Prince.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
NEW TODAY,
LOST

a PRAYER BOOK, on Sixth street.
Please leave 1t at this Office. n26
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
NEW TO-DAY.
South California Pork Market,
No. 1s MAIN STREET

No. lB M AIN STKEET,
viii furnish customers with the best
Pork, Beef, Veal, Mutton and Lamb that
the market affords. Also, sausages,
Head-Cheese and Pates of all kinds.
A fine wagon to deliver meats free.
fs2i1f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
Railroad Work In ArixUaa-sttvei
Kin. shipment.

VIRGINIA, Nov. 25 Archie Bor-
land examined the Sierra Nevada
yesterday afternoon and thinks
we'll of the mine. John Mackay
also was with Borland and coin
cldes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

| is lowered at New Orleans from to feet where
the rise and fall were u feet and lowered ut Nat
| rise and fall were so feet. The average III be-.
low high water mark for the years 1874 1874 1876
and 1876 was feet inches at New Orleans. s
| feet inohes ~ Natehez and feet / 4 inches nj
Vickshurg, while at the mouth Of White river Il
was feet \ Inches and ut Memphis 3 feet 81.
inches and the fall 1T New Orleans for 1877 was
ieet Inches. and Tor 1873. thus far. 1t was
feet . inches
Taking these figures ma dates. he argues that
m outlet mile wide by 10 to u feet deep. with
atl OF u feet, In going some miles to Lake
, bofigGe :, This would divert anothar ono
water mark from ! 70 feet more. Or. in ~, ! Or
= feet at New Orleans. and from ii to 10 feet ut
Nn,ehez. Even Memphis would be .relieved of
Increase the lood-tde slope all tho way from
Cairo down, tnat the water would run out SO
much faster by the increased current of fully
one-fourth. that 1t could not rise as high as now
by many foot
Tho same plan he would apply to the Rod
and "qh ssows 1hs I'm G o.
eighty feet In eighty miles. while now 1t has the
same fall in over Ave hundred miles, tho dis
mence the canal to the mouth of the Mississip-
pi Tho captain states his point as forcibly as
1t can be stated. perhaps. when he says: Tho
would be scientists say, Dam up tho river
c,nfning II to single channel by leveea while
common sense would say, Follow nature by
opening al her outlets, giving the river dozen
iibdlh7, hiINCtiHE HtI HuiEHbS WHtsIS w tht
gulf by tho shortest possible route In other
words. make the capacity for outflow greater
than the actual inflow. and there can be no
overflow"
This IL n matter Of great inheritance to our
river mon and our merchants who nave 80 long
been wanting an Quite by water to Mexico and
4,uth America. and II tho facts bear out tho
theory advanced by Capt. Cowdon. 1t looks as
though tho problem were easiy settled All
that Is wanted Is an appropriation. The old
flag is there.
by Telegraph
VICKsBURG. Dec. To j. B. Woods. Io4 Com
mon street. Anchor Line steamer City Of Alton
will arrive Monday, and leave for st. Louis on
Wednesday. the eleventh instant.
II. f. BIXBY Master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

Phillippi Goo Barrett Bloom Aco-60 bbls
molasses Bush g. Levert-5o do Payne, Kennedy 900
go do Claiborne Geo IS do Nalie Il CammaSk.6 do
| & hhds sugar w Burbridge &oo-I Dbl molasses Il
f Gross sacks seed cotton Cas.e-53t sacks cot
ton seed o Cotton Seed Assocation-25 acks rough
rice loo hides Casse-40 sacks rough rice l. Surle
| &oo-l2B head cattle Ayoock mitchell &oo-l7 hides
Lacassagne-smndries to order-Total qa6 bales cot.
ton 534 sacks CO. TIN seed sacks seed cotton hhds
sugar III bb!s molasses 65 sacks rongh rice
| BAYOU SARA Per steamer John w Cannon
257 bales cotton J l. Harris &co-l53 Meyer Weis a.
| co-ti9 Lehman Abraham &Go-l05 II & G New IAN
Sc Norwood Richards " S Gun bel-ig Richard
Flower &oo--is I L AIrey &oo--h Jno ChaTe
| March a. Shlenker--s J WHITE PAYNE Ken.
needy &uo-f Male y Cammack--4 Bon (ierson =
Forstall & Jumonv'lie-i W q Black &co-3 Keifer
Gardner-l Richardson May Jurey d Giliis-
| J w Burbridge &co-i Reushaw Camr1aok AGO.
Conger Kelly--66 hhds sugar ~ bbls molasses to
| Meyer Weis 700 = do ~ hbds sugar s Gumbel-4
| bbls moasSes Payne. Kennedy &co-l6l do ! hid sI-
gar Bush Levert-50 do 20 bbls molasses Il j Gay
&co--45 do Johnaon-2 do hbds sugar II a. q
| Newman-2t do ~ & Palmer &cO--4 do Norwood a.
| Rchsrds-,o DO 80 bills molassss II Redwits-'s do
Cbism & Boyd--42 do 10 hhas sugar + Brugler-2 5
do w Il lrby-l5 do 10 hf do hhds sugar II Groebe
| -12 do 50 bbls molasses Maspero &oo-T4 bhds
gar J g Spor-24 do + M Soott-INdo II bba molasses
Hart &o0-l2 do Cobger Kelly-32 do 26 hhds
sugar A Tertrou--55 do AS bbls moasses w Bur
bridge &oo-24 do u hhds sugar Richard MilikeD-4
bbs molas es A Heyman-7j6 sacks cotton seed N o
Cotton Seed Assooiation-i00 bbls oil l. Harris Geo
Total s5l bales cotton 40 hhds sugar 1872 bbIs
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Iron Mountan-9oO soks
bran 5o07D bushels wheat in bulk 5000 bbs -four to
Gordon a. Goms-200 do 100 hf do w II Mathews IL
Bro-l26 do g22 bbs do 60 bbls meal 4iS sacks
III sacks oats Glover q Odendahl-1A do JOS West
&co-l02 do Jpo King &oo-l60 do , bills pecans II
bbls potatoes 200 bbs meal Wallace Fairohild AGO
- do ia bbls grits 225 bbs -four I A Hamilton &co
300 do Perdreauvile &co--433 do vairn Morti-
mer-l50 do 100 sacks bran 27i sacks corn N o a.
II R-220 do 400 sacks oats Chas leaeants--32O do
1&7 sacks corn ii L Lawer--lg6 sacks oats ~ sacks
potatoes $50 bbls potatoes hhds tobacco 1923 bds
hoop poles Howard e. Preston Dbl apples John
Calhsr--S0 hi bbls lard 81 kegs do G. III Dolsen-3l7
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
FROM THE PASSES.

PORT EADs. Dec. 7. d. m.-Barometer 80 20
Wind southeast. strong. Weather dark and
cloudy.
Arrived: Steamship Knickerbocker. at =. m
kcmhlc master. from New York to A. Moulton
British steamship Obsron. Mt n. m. Camp
bell master, from Lverpool to Ocean & Go.
American schooner Ebenezer, Bethel mas tor
days from jamaica. with fruit. to g. Oteri 4
Bro.
British ship Viola Clark master RI days from
Bahia. in ballast to DeWof. Powell & Co. for
orders.
No departures
SOUTHWEST PASS Dec. Z, 9 .. m.-Wind south
southeast. blowing hard. Weather cloudy and
threatening.
Arrived: British bark Prince Patrick. Peter
kin master. CT days from Liverpool. in ballast
to Hall & Vaughan, Tor orders.
Tho brig Emily Waters. that arrived on tho
fifth for orders. sailed last evening for Calves
ton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

CINCINNATI-Per steamer Robert Mtchell-1s
bpls peas a bbls pork 1855 pkgs pgsfeet g tierces
hams DelBondo--55 bbls apples "a bbls on ions
% bales hay G w Dawson &co-l Dbl apples u pkgs
butter A bbls meal 46 sacks feed 100 bbs grit 80
bbls pork SO kegs pigsfeet b Lawrence &co-l Dbl
apples Clark & Meader-5O do H Pohlmann & Son-1
do A Motfatt-lot mdse A Baldwin &co--10 bbis
beans pkgs butter 81 kegs lard Is boxes eggs 70
bales hay ~ bbls onions Miller Meyer--l3 bbls
300 sacks oats 81 bales hay Howard Preston---7o
pkgs butter Schwabacher Hirsch-5o do Western
Cos do 49, lkgs pgsieet Zuberbier BehanIs
oats 1871 sacks corn 200 bbs meal Jos West &co-J3l
bbls -four $50 sacks oats Glover e. Odendahl-160 do
Rogers & Mitche-25 casks bacon Cobb g. Maxent-
boxes eggs White g. Byrne-43 pkgs N dse H Perry
i do J X Bell-62G Foerster-2 Pieteraux IdOre
"a Mrs voelkel-37 do Thompson-35 bbls -four
NO& RR TCo--100 do Prudhomme--l00 bbls
-four IS bbs pork tongues etc tierces ribs varin
Mortimer-50 bbls meal 30 bbls potatoes Chas Pleas
ants 500 bbls meal 81 pkgs plgsfeet bbls tongues
W Il Mathews Bro--l29 pkgs iron Lagan Max
inson-55 do j schwartz-2oO kegs nails Holloway &
Edwards-iOoo do Stauffer, Maeready &co--6o pkgs
beer L Lippman-2 pkgs mdse J Aldige 81 Bassetti
bbls onions M Bradley--35 do T Cazentre-i pkge
mdse vinet--l0 do G Morris--29 Otfner-3o
shePardEa septoline on h, Coa55 Veto VOL do
Schwabacher Prevented Pfeter--10o bbls pota
toes H DelBondo-5o0 bxs starch Barstow Deeves
q buggies Levy--25 bdls paper j c Morris-lo
cheese covers NJ MeGraw-lot spokes J Schwartz-6
pkge mdse n Th8yer-125 sheep Wilson Pagan
90 hogs Aycock, Mitchell Coos head stock order
Dreyfus-2 Miltenberger &co-15 Russell Hall
25 Schmidt Ziegler-42 do 240 boxes starch lot mds
A Whitney &co-do n o X Co--72o sacks
cotton seed meal Geo Heck &co--2ss1 sacks cotton
seed n y Cotton Seed Associauon-13 bales cotton to
Forstall & Jumonville-l1 Chatfe Hamilton & Powell
ID L Harris &co--l9 Graham Black &co--11
Richardson May n Newman--2oo Silas
Weeks &co-2o Clapp Bros &co-16 Newman &
Co Gieason-2 Gumbel-9 John NoDle-o
Cla borne &co-7 Walden. Hawkins &co--lsrge lot
furniture and sundres TO order-rotA 1888 bales cot
ton 1851 sacks cotton seed 100 sacks cotton seed meal
WASH iNGTON Per steamer Fanchon-2l2 bales
cotton Lehman. Abraham &co-lss J W Burbridge
&oo,s6 PAYNE, Kennedy &co-72 Beraud Gilbert
81 Meyer, Wels kcoSs6 Male Cammack-29 L La
20 Warren, Atkinson &co-19 John Adams eco
ls Bush Levert--l6 Renshaw Cammack &co-l5
Jno Chaffe L. Sons-l4 Claiborne &co-l4 Mou.
ton-l1 Forstall & JRmonville-l0 Norwood 4 Rich.
ards N Dowlng-6 P Cases Rykoski Ma.
nade-4 b Newman &co-4 Hirsch, Adler 6co-3
Clapp Bros &eo-3 A Tertrou-3 Meyer Weil-2 Jno
C'averie-2 B Stamps-2W A Be--2 Burke g.
Thompson-2 II Latiner &co-l Small &eo-l A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

Serva-Tots 30 bales cotton 1893 bids sugar Sol bbIs
moasses 2l0 sacks rough rice
CliDton-Per steamship Harlan hhds rags l<4
ba es cotton q A whitney Aco-4g Clamp Bros aeO-
20 JD0 L Harde Geo 50 II Borsn --1g Jno
Phelps &oo-i6 l. w Ogesby-5 G w Sentell &co-5
II Danueel &c0---l70O sacks cotton seed o Cotton
Seed Assooation-s5 head cattle MehIe &oo-Total
625 bales cotton 100 sacks cotton seed
NEW ORLEANs AND MOBILE RAILRAOD
Dec 7-9s hbs moasses r Brugier-24 bhds eurar
Richard Milliken-io do E j Forstall's Sons--ls do
~ bbs Uroiasses Lanaux Sons do IL hhds sugar
M Shelly &co-i5 do Thibaut-Total IL bds gar
60 hhs molaAaes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.

Dec II car cattle Aycock Mitchell &co--1 do K
M Flautt-1 do and hogs G Mehle &Co- IS boxes OF
shoulders FOwlIs Bros-15 do 30 tierces hams Schwa
bsoher. Prevented & Pfeifer--l bale mdse g Pres
peach brandy H Wilson jr-l Dbl mince meat order
bxs scales Fairbanks &co-3 hf chests tea Skardon
& Wilson's stoves w w Goodwyn--5 bales do
nestle w III Letchford &c0-25 bbs tongues so kegs
do boxes shoulders Schwabacher d. Hlrsch--63
tables bxs marbles X M & Montgomery cses
hats f Booth car furniture b b Chenometh-19o9
pcs bulk shoulders Keep RaymOnd-6 bbls pork
terces knees tierces shoulders Barstow & Deeves-
boxes soap A S Levp-e6 pkgs shot A @ Kenneth
70 tubs butter w Ii Holmes box mdse Fitzpat
rck-5 bbls vinegar rs hf do Berkson Bros-55 boxes
candy L White-2 boxes shoulders II Dolsen-i
drugs Dehlber--l box blankets Padgett
Yarmouth pkge castings II Perry-9 cases mdse
g ID Hellmer-7 bxs chains John Johns-50 bags pea
nuts S D'Amco &co-45 bbls eggs Miller Meyer
bf bbls meat f DeBondio-12 bbls onions Greve e.
Wilderm8nn-12 sets wheels Schwartz lot casting
K w Pfeffer-35 pkgs stoves Rice. Born 6cO--55
pkge tobacco Wackerbarth e. Joseph-47 bales cot
ton oIder-93 Allen, West & Bush-50 Walden, Haw-
kins &eo-24 Never, Weis &co-17 Thomas leo
% Ranger Fatman &co-12 Capp Bros &co-10 Leh-
man, Abraham &co-9 Jno Phelps &ce-s T Airey
Gordin eco / Jno King &co-159 Gardner Gil
lespie &co-sundries to order-Tota 643 bales cotton
Train No $50 hf casks bacon Baileys Sons-l623
pcs bulk shoulders II Dolson--2 cattle M
Flautt-l do X Rsgsdale--1 case tobacco Hern-
sheim e. Bro-l trunk Baldwin, box mdse r M
Iomray-1 bx trees DIR Richardson buggy G
Moore-1 pkge Kelly--6 bbls rosin A T Hill
1875 do Simpson Tricou-3 bbls oranges HoI nor
i Dbl nnts Z Cour-l trunk DIR ID Adams-2 bxs
do G Work % coops poultry Valeton &co-2
coOps turkeys Bisc Milan BrOs-3U0 bales cotton j Il
Mau &ce-78 Gardner Gillespie &co--l2 Allen,
West d Bush-l2 L Harris &co--l2 Meyer, Weis
&co-5 Norwood & Ricnards-5 Walden. Hawkins g.
COT NJ Frankenbush-3 order-l L Airey &oo-
sundrles to ordeI-Total 1873 bales cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
mt =. IN.
IL FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
- Rouge, Flsauemine and Way p Iand.
inRs-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
JOHN w. CANNON,
John O. Llbano. master. Thomas Howard. clerk,
Leaves as above. returning down the oorst
MONDAY and every FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
GEO. ID. HITE, 81 Graver st.
BRITTON d EPPLER. "a uravIer st.
LORD d MOPEAKE, 48 Camp street,
au5s u. u. WAYNE. LOG aravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
ny Railroads.
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

Dec 1854 bales cotton Richardson May-454 do
Bckhsm MOore-365 older-336 Cbafe Hamilton
a. Powell-2JO L l. Airey &Co-206 s . Thomas Zoo
la Allen, Nus ent &co-l49 Allen, Wes & Bush
1873 Walden, Hawkins &eo-i22 Lehman, Abraham
co-lIg Hyman LichteBstein-l06 Meyer. Wes g.
co-s6 Stewart Bros &co--Sl Gumbe!--s1 Jno
Hardie &cO--77 Payne, Kennedy &co-6G Britton &
Mayson-75 G l. Walmsley &oo-63 w Black &cO
Is Warren. Atkinson &co-45 III g. Newman-40
Moore d Coleman---37 Gleason--33 Beades
Wood &co-32 j l. Harris &co-2S March d. Shlenker
-2f Gardner, Gillespie &co-23 G w Senteil &co-23
Jno Ckatfe a. Sons-2l q Cromweil--l8 Folk
Walker-iS Carver-l7 JnO Phelps &co-l7 Cor
din &co-l4 Jurey Gillis-l3 Keitfer d Gardner
10 z j Cockburn-ll II Allison &co--9 J Frank
enbush-9J w White II Wilson & Mills
Graham Black &oo-4 John Noble Meyer Weil
4 II d Beers Howcott &CO-3 Newman * Jones
3 Henderson, Kirkpatrick &c0--2 Cyrus Bus
Enl hal ffnI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

Dec 10 bbs molasses L Airey &co--3 do 3
hhds sugar Reder &co-6l do So bbs molasses Jno
Hardle &co-5 do SO hhds sugar Clapp Bros eco
IL do "a bbls molasses Cnism g. Boyd-45 do hhds
sugar Robert Hare--5e do Al bbls molasses Meyer.
Weis &co-26 do Richard Milliken-e do Jno Chaffe
Sons-30 do G keever-25 do CODger d Kelly
81 do Hlrsch, Adler &co--16 do Stewart Bros eco
LOG do e Pascal &co-l4 do II Groebel-10 do hhds
sugar kietfer Gardner--16 do Delgado Geo. do
] W Burbridge &co-l do Rycosh Manade-l5 do
-12 do 40 hhds sugar Sevln-l1 DO Beltran-
26 do M Walsh-29 do IS bbls molasses Meyer We'll
-22 DO Thos Simms Levy DO bhds sugar r
Meadowcraft-47 do { bbls moasses John Calder-2lO
SACKS rough rice Phillippi &co-l6 bales cotton
Clspp Bros &oo-6 do Burbridge &co--I6 G W
Sente &co-1 Robert Hare hhds green hides Ry
kosk Manade-5 hides L Lacassagne-I Dbl sugar
w Torian-1 hf do Mrs u Mlller-9l head cattle
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday. December 8. 1878.
ArrlyR1s


Martha. Isabel Emma Irvine, Kittie Nye J
w. Cannon, Mary Ida, Eva Belle Henry Tete
Fanchon Robt. Mitchell
Departures.
Martha. Isabel. Emma Irvine KtHic Nye
Eva. Mary Ida. q, X. Peck Assumption. Henry
Tete. J. w. Cannon. Natehez Chas Morgan. J. A,
Scudder. Fauchpn. Corona, J. II Hanna, Texas.
Chas. 7. Cbouteau, City Of Augusta.
To Arrive.
Alvin. Martha. Emma Irvine. Isabel, Kittie.
Nye. lower cunst: j.. j. Gay. J. W. Cannon,
Bayou Sara: Mary Lin. Eva. Belle. @. X. Peck,
Whisper. upper eoast Assumption. Henry Teto
Trenton. st. Mary. Laiourehs: Jewel. Danube,
Red river; q. II. Durfee. Opelousas u. g. fae-
ger. Belle Of Shrevt port, CITY IT Alton. 81. Louis;
Clara T.. Attak pas st John. Baton Rouge
Laura Lee. Guiding star Cincinnati; i. L.
Lee Vickahurg. John Hanna. Bastron. John
Wilson Onaehita: 10 Brynrly. Bonnie Lee.
Red river; Henry Frank Memphis: Florance
Meyer. White river: Frank Pargoud, Green
vile.
stage OF the Rivers.
: Daily telegraphic report of the stage OF water
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
Receipts ut tho ola Basin

Pascagouia-Per schr Esperanza--24o0 bbls char
coal to master
Pascagouia-Per schr Franklin-l2O0 bbls charcoal
to master
Tchefunota River-Per sohr Two Sons-4O cords
wood to master
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Josephine--2 cords
wood to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

NEW YORK-Per steamship Morgan City -lOi9
bales cotton a63 bbls molasses $50 hhds sugar $50
bbls oranges 500 bdls hides 100 bales 300
bbls pecans 1852 dry hides 100 sacks wool 39 bales
hides $3.50 pigs lead us pkgs sundries
KEY WEST-Per steamship Tappahapnock-1797
bbs -four 10 bbs sugar 10 bbls potatoes 10 bbs grits
10 bbls meal bbs whisky 10 bbls apples 235 sacks
295 sacks $50 sacks bran sacks coffee II
terCes meat A. pkgs snn Tries
RUATAN AND UTILLA-Per schr Jno Atwood
-l67 bbls -four las hf do 20 bbls pork bills meal .
bbls beans bbls whisky bbls grits bbls rice 5
hbls beef Is bbs potatoes 10 bbs onions tieroe ham
tierce lard casks shoulders II boxes cheese sacks
corn sacks coffee III pkgs sundries 5000 shingles
Il 900 feet lumber box bacon
HAvRE--Per ship Crescent City--4554 bales
cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

REGULAR U &, MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, ut 10. m.
- FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU-
.s.ss..stsl sas Port Barre Simms port Oh urch-
vile. and all landings on the
coast. Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courta-
beau-The light. draft steamer
&. II. DURFEE
a; r. Trousdale. muster, j. z. Mohr clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage an
ply on board or to
r. W. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place,
J. n. CAkLIN. II Tchoupitouas street
BRITTON q EPPLER. 1O6 Gravier street.
de3 ~ ~
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Arrived

Steamship Knickerbocker. Kemblo. from New York
30th nit, to A MoutoD-2d dis &
Brit steamship Oberon. Campbell from Liverpool
Nov 49, to Ocean GOOD dis 30
Nor bark Aagot. Johnsen. ~ days from Arundal in
ballast, to Hall Vaughan-3d dis
Brit bark Kilmeny. 30 days from Trinidad in ballast
to DeWoIf Powell &co-Fiftb at 9TH dis
Nor bark Niobe. Olser. ~ days from Arundal In bal
last. to master-Point
Ger bark Alma, Lahmeyer, 81 days from Bremen, TO
Ranger, Fatman &c0-Point
Brig Annie Batcbeldor Steelman, At daya from Lis
bon. in ballast, to master-Point
Schr Ida & Bullsrd. Small. is days from st Thomas
in ballast. to Norton Bell
sTEAMBoArB.
Iron Mountain from st Louis with barges
John w Cannon. Libapo. from Bayou Sara
Robt Mitchell, Moore from Cincinnati
Fancbon, Broad, from Washington
Henry Teoe. Auoon. from DOnaidsonvie
Belle, Harper from Bonnet Care
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Upper Coast
Issbe Kouns. from Lower Coast
Eva, Del5oucbel. from Habnve
Martha Bassett, from Port Eads
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, Z,
naran hor 1879

December 3. 1873
Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Morgan City, Read, for New York
CA Whitney Eco
Steamship Tappahannock, Cooksey, for Key West,
via Cedar Keys X Roberts
Ship Crescent City. DelanO. for Havrs-
Shultg &cO
Schr John Atwood. Hicken for Ruatan and Uts-
Master
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Recerpts at the New R.syn

wood TO master
Pasoagoua-P sohr Shamrock -l5oo bbs charcoal
| to master
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NEW oRLEANa AND MOBILE RA1LRAop
S L eAA ~ tSita2's.
BAYOU sAnA.

BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET
IT, FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERJ 90,
S5,ss:sAAiskh Hermitage. Port Hudson. LobIeIl's
store. Baton Rouge. Pla1uemine and
EDWARD j. GAY
). ., Brown master. 3. 3. Streck, clerk
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY mt 8 o. m.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J: y; CARL1N, II T'choupitoulas st.
iys1 yANNEY IL WORK. 1o6 Common st.
Z. B.-Will pay particular attention to the
Bayou Lafourche business of Capt. Joe Dali
feres.
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OPKLOUsAs.

REGULAR UNITED STATES MAI, PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY. at SPIN
,-n.T - FOR WASHINGTON. OPEIDD.
kEsss4seekA6 sas. Port Barre. Simmsport, Church.
vile. and all landings on the Cosst
Atchafalaya River and Bayou CourtableauNT
new. light draft steamer
FANGHON,
Fl. II. Broad master Theo John clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
BRITTON & EPPLER. JOG Gravler street.
Ocs II Ao"
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BAYOU GOULA.

BAHOU GOTLA.
TRIWEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET.
Leaving every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at ~ M
FOR BAYOU GOULA, NEW
-! e. "a River DonaldsonvIle and ali way
landings-Tbe steamer
T.. X. PECK,
u Ransom, Master. j. Il. Keenan, Clerk.
will leave as above For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to
GEO. D. HITE. Agent
No. 81 Gravier street
i. S.-Has a clerk on the landing during the
diy &C the head OF Bienyille street to receive
IreiRht de6tf