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From Hon, D. IT. Engalls of Ifdmilto"

BRDGEruKT CUEE.. 1871 Dr. J D S SMITH, 11T State Street,
 My D.ar Hr-For years 1 have been unable {, Iced or dress myself without aaaistaEre. l Suirr' from loss of lnuM1ry ant extreme constipation and was unable to attend to busiu"ss until calnt to Bridgeport and put myself under yO'r care an now entirely cured able to attend to business and can ford and dress myself withuu; difficulty Yours sincerely, W INGALLS,, Hamilton N,I
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From Julge Fullerton of Ncr York.

BRIUGErORT, CONN., ApriI IT, NII, Dr. J D S SMITH:
 Dear Sir-Brlure leaving Bridgeport l beg to &c knoN lgc the great brneit l have received iron you. tr .atnput ot me as Hn electrician. Ton EHv me immediate relief from great suffering. aud ow .ng to the skillful manner in which you appllc' the electric current l experienced neither pam Q unplrashnt sensation.
 Yours truly WILLIAM FULLERTON.
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RRIpnEpoRT. May 9. lI73

Dr. D SMlTH-Dear Sir: Was afflicted with rheumatism iu my left go thatl could not raise my hand to my head, and l suffered great pain. applied to you, and after two applications 1 Was entirely cured, $ II CASE,
 Woolen House, Cor. Wall aud Water streets.
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BR1poEpoRr, COIN. February, ls77

Dr. J D SMIrH-My Dear Sir: 1 afflicted with chronic indoleut ulcer for more than twr years and was treated by another physician fol over year without ths slightest relief, and by your skill ill your profession 1 have been entirely cured. aln yours very truly,
 WM WELcH, 1j5 Main st.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
NEWTOWN.

..' NEW ONN.
 POST OFFICE.
 Mails open From the South. Il 20 a. Tn. ant 600 D. m. From tho North. 200 m. and Goo pm Mails close :--CiOin9 North. 10.30 q, m. ani 4.4 p. m. Going South, Il.25 u. III. and f.4.' ?. III.
 .- z. $. PECK, r. NJ.
 20 CHURCHES.
 TGIsIrY GHUHcH.--Ma;n s. rect Rev. Newton F Marble. DD., rector. SeryiCcs l0.3U a. Ill. Sunday School. F m. Afternoon service ut l.
 CoNdREGATIosAL-Alain Street. Rev. James r Hoyt, pastor. Services, le.3O q. Tn. Fellowship Meeting. ll.40. Sunday School. F. Ill. Afteruoel service, o'clock. Tie seats are free.
 CArHoLIc.-Main Street. Rev Father Nc artsn pastor. Seryices, lOlj Sunday School l2S0 P. m .sa .. a.
 SOCIETIES.
 OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE No. 14-publit meeting every Sunday afternoon ut o'clock il South Centre School House. Officers Mrs 5. N Bee.s Sup; Miss Anne L. Hen .rrsvn. Sc. Sir. PATRICK 5 TEMPERANCE SoCIETY.-Rry. Fathcl James McCarton. President A. G4llag 4er Vice President T. J. Corbett, Secretary J. A,adigan Treasurer.
 NEwTswS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Marcus C Hawiry. President; Charles Bersfnrd. Eice-Presi dent; Mury E. M1rBau Treasurer; d. Tram Gillette. Secretary and Librarian. Trustees--i Stilson. Edgar r. iiawley ani Daniel G Bars.
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN. June, 1876
Dr l ID $ SMITH

D T.
 bear S!r-I could not lcay. my bed for mouths from Nervous EXnarstlOn. tntd several rhysi- ,!ans without avail, and finally sent for ysu who raised lac from lay sick bc 10 perfect health.
 Most respectfully, Mrs. Il B BAiruAM Broad St
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BRIDGEpoRT. CONN, August. 1871

Dr J D SMITH
 bear sr-Havug suffered with severe pain il my back for years and Yainly trying different rem e1es at last applied to you and after few trCat meats l was entirely cur'd.
 Yours truly, AsA S.FARsoNs. ll4 Pembroke st.
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HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.

gcRKRR RARR4kGEIgNT. commencing June 10 Pzsssnger Trains leave Sewtoun, going North. st Ie.47 q. n.. and 5.3s ?. m. Going South, st 6l. ssd ll.4o B. In.. and t.55 P. m.
 Express Freight Trains. going North. lsavs al I7so ?. m.. and 7.25 pm. TIrougs Freight at IOSs D. r. Going South Milk Tram at 7.25 D. u Sun. day Ailk Train at AS P. in.
 l0.47 .. rn. and 6.33 P. E. Trains connect at Broskfsld Junction with trains for DznbarY.- l147 a. nl. Train makes close connection at State Line with E. A. fast train for Albany witt. through car. arriving al 259p. in connecting gith the popular Chicago aud Sf. Louis Express for the West. syss P. m- Train makes close connection at stats Las or Albany and the West. arriving in Albany .t 1910 ?. m.
 q Ios7 q. m. and sss4 P. m. Going South, at 60s s m. 1I.5g :. Ea.. and 4.Is p. nj.
 fe.5T q. m. and 5.A D. m Trai ns connect at Brook ssld Junction with trains for Danbury: also for LIbz1y s1d the West.
 Express Freight. going North. at TO aEd 5.se ?. m TkFsMgh Ireigat zt l0,55 ?. u3.
 Milk TTzsa. going seask. at 7o5 p. III. sunday Hilk Trsss st slJ1 ?. m.
 Milk and Fr.isht Trains have passenger sceon.o- dsfioz.
 Fzsssnse- tr.inx eonnsrt with Shepzug R.. R to and from LiscafeId. Al Canaan wiih Ct Nest l. K Thrsugh tieksts sald and tz.sz=e sheekri from Nswtown fsr .ilszax, SaEato-a BufzaIo sl-Fer,. sisu Brid-s or sisezxz Falls Chicags sf Ioais and prfr-ipzI sssnls wszt. Prom Haxi-yrais fsr iIbany, ssrztssz BasEssp. saspeasisa sI3r5aee Q. g.s2r4 Fslls-
 HID. AyEgIII. GeazTzi THrkes Agent
 MI BE0WS SuPf-
 Bzide-poFf. goBa- Jun. ls 1<7s
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Only Il Child

A few months ago the following letter was received from wcll-known citizen of Brldgcpor
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RRIpurroRr, CONN, May 9, 1878
Dr. J D $ SMITH

Dr. D SMITH:
 was d srea, sufferer. and had given up all hop of ever resnnng niy health. put Ill! self undel your care Iour weeks asS and now feel like ncv oeInR. Yours very respectfully.
 Mrs ELLGx Nj MERRIAM. New 5alsrn Mass.
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Dr. Smith has devoted years to the study of Nsdcal Elsdrscsy and the dis eases to which it is best adaPtei. His prices are always reasonable. and arc not varied from except 10 the poOr. co=s-uAaasou ire.
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For Sale Cheap.

god hand Printing Fress bat lztrie uses. ez- he ssa en-sF sy --Izz st tkis eszs- s.zs r esase h. ti1@ nns@szrs1szzt s.Eo
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
PEOPLES LINE
sHEPAuc RAlL ROAD

AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS. Commencing ou October 7tli Is.s: Connecting trains leaves Eewtown at lO.4Ta m and 5.33 p. II. Arrive at Ltcnfeld at Jl0 and 800 ?. n- Saturdays an additional connection is made with trsin passing Neuiewn at i.25 ?. h., with tram. arriving at Idtchhcld at 9.50 p. Ill.
 LsaTs Itchfeld at 1045 q. m. and 2.5O D. m arriving in Hawleyville at 6.O1 a. m and 24s 3. nl Sunday milk ,trsin leaves Litchiield at 43o D. m. arrlyes at HAwleyville at 7I5 P. m.. connecting with HoGsatsnic milk train.
 c. H. PI.ATT.
 Superln telient.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, S1A YEAR

special Notices. ten cents per line first. and five tsfor each subsequent nsert":.
 Transient advertising payable in advance. No dsAibeat advertising taken. Yearly a,.EertiSG- lnruts payable at the end of ca'h quarter. Prn. fessiosal and business cards ito occupy not more than flYo line.l 5 q yenr.
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g. TETxGzT AND GENITAL ORaAxs--ssrzvel. Dis bsses. and Kidney complaints. IHs1afsace snd sem inzl Weakness. Tae iaa,r oszsg1issnf aeuer aifs | yi>id rgpiisls to 1lis irea,.enf
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:. DEsEAszs PKcUIIAR ID Fx~AEEx = Uterine complaints involving nizlpe sffinH a Pr0lzpsas Anfessr-5on- kstrlTsz-ion Tnaznlrl1zeisn. Tk~rs- tioa and xsrous other ah7ctioas s,f the Womb and os.ri-=: Fzintai. sarpressed. sean1y or Prsfase MsnstrzGS5sn. Lsacsszhdsa kc
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g. Rzs-zRaTnRr 0EsASs-Catarrh Cough. Inau. enza. Asthma sleH not caused by organic dis.aSe Of the ha4Tik Bronchitis. Pleuri~y. PleuToiynia early stages.
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{. FTBE8Us ASB NUscuIAR sYsTr1 Rheuma- tisan- LuTnbzso. Stiff NeCk. spinal CurTataFa Hip diseases. C21esrs Tumorx
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l. DIsEEsEs oF THE BR4IN AND NERvoUs SYsTEM -E7ilapxE. Thorea. CT St. Titus' Danre Paralysis LHsmiplegia aud Parapl.gia. Neuralgia. Hysteria Nervousness. Palpitation of the Heart. Lockjaw, kc.. 6e.
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2. ORGASs AND TISSUES CONNECTED wITH THE Dr. sEsTTvE S1sTES.-Sore Throat. Dyspepsia Dar- rh1a. Dyssatsry. Obstinate Constipation H-inor. rhoiss or Piiss. Bilious. FIatuleut. and Painter celic. and all affections Of the Liver and spleen
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VISITING:
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This peculiar spsci'
 snrinafr- They mar AnN sx1ss af sssne regularity ss VI ts2oi.<- ~sth fh< ,r,rx. As sooa zs hrgs ahd psxsrfsl .sssers and elA-sts c sy zEl,e-L ell tlss are set open for th s.srs fa s<< hosa~ sxtern,inate al | = 'ssy gre s1<s te ,ss,'Is.r ..... comui. seHsg fl they hsa : tssu. Hss sEon szssrs to dzs:so,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
nR- R- N BETS. JR..
DENTIST

sasuY TInox. CaSx. mv -@-s fs B--pAEsid is s.rsnza erxzy weznes xsY sps< L oshs-ass sssrs.
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FROM THE PASSES.

PORT EADs, Dec; y. 6 D n.-Wind east, ligh.
| Weather dark and cloudy.
Arrived at ; q. m: steamship NaW York
Qntek muster. from New York, - Chas. A
Whitney Il Co.
American Steamship Rsa1ing. 1T 9.sg q. m
Crcevy.
American Steamship Cltyof Mexico at g .. m
mclut"sh master. from MezI"an ports, 70 Pug
C1rral q Go.
days from Bremen, ~ 4. Elmer, Eai"r h %.
schooner Belle Hooper. -- master, ~ days
from Demnrara.
American ship Thos. Lord. Ray master. r.
days from New York n mas er.
AmerioaH ship Sandu=ky, BDuden na5fer ~
days from BDfd"aux, Flth general carg1, u 5lI&a
We-ks 4 co.
Schooner Annie +. Krauz. Purvare master.
from Ba b. NJ. With ice 10 Crescent Ci-Y re-
Company.
American schooner Thos. " Stone. days
from MataEzas. IN Jal4Rs To Norton 4 Boil.
British h9rk ADhTO5ith. Thaak-tans master
hence for kfnen, Deeam1er ,, Win cargo u
cotton aud grain returned Ia distress and
leaking, 10 Hall l. Vaughan
British ship S.i9tO, Mitchell master. N DAYS
from Bremen. in ballast to 4. Z. Miller h G..
Aastrian bark Amor. PreDuda master - days
from Cefte, In ballast r. master.
American schooner James Ponder, 10 days
from Ha'anzas. In ballast - master
Barkentine Fannie Fl, Loriug no report
SatIed: SfeamshiDCllGal for Liverpool yarks
France and Plata for HaYre. bark Progress for
TarrsgOna.
SOUTHWEST PASS. Dec. -, .. m.-Wind south
southeast, light. Weather cloudy and threat
ening.
: Arrived: At 1l:45 a. NJ. Spanish steamship
Puerto R.c5. days from Puerto Eieo. TO naas-
ter
No departures.
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CONN EssCEAL.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Friday Evening. December 10. 1873.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Friday Evening. December ID. 1873
COTTON There was q tightening no Of the
market to-day New York gave a better account
Of the situation there. and although Liverpool
was not quite 20 favorable the tone of the mar
ket was materially strengthened. resulting in
better prices being obtained III some cases. with
yesterdays quotations strongly maintainedson
al transactions. The demand was active, and
the sales reached 1000 bales.
The business Of tho week embraced II 600
baies, against $1,000 bales last week
and 1890 bales week before last Until
to-day prices have steadily declined. and
o. compared with quotations last Friday the
staple has lost in market value sc on Good
Alidling. 'sc on Ordinary and ic on other
grades.
In the meantime New York shows decline
OF S-1G9'7 lee on spots and 1908 points on fu-
lures. with sales Of futures amounting 10 Gls.4G0
bales.
The decline at Liverpool has been A9
5-l6d during the week, with a corresponding
depression of 293 francs In the quotations re-
ceived from Havre
The closing official quotations of the Cotton
Exchange were as follows:
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occurred, has found its way into Paris paper
pns 4 the great md comforable sieaa,msih a.,
which the Yankees construct deseends tbs Mis-
sfssssippt river with % yertiginous tapidtty.,
when. l9l aefy makes itself to DO heard
"Stopsr cries himself the captain. Then
turning himself t9watds the purser, he de
inamds, las he paid bis fare ~
He has paid replied the pursar.
Ali arlRhts r howled tho captain, and the
senger behind
r. II ~ the unhappy man had not paid II advance
ne might have been saved.
70, Don't forget the fleet John W Cannon to day.
She leaves at sharp for Bayou Sara
Inc John Wilson, lowing o.day will take
freight for Bayou Bartholomew and Saline
fiyger. signing through bills Iading.
Capt. 1. V. CooIey's Bayou Macon and Tensas
packst IensHs Is M to leave to-day at =. m.
positively for Wprsaw. The Ten. as is lust out
81 dock, where she has been placed in splendid
The O. II Durree Capt NJ. Kenlson. Clerk n.
Qgatrsvaux, leaves TO- lay for the Atchafalaya
In ~ new ohio river passenger steamer Guil
ing Star. Of the Southern Transportation Com
pahy, one of the handsomest steamers on the
river. leaves to-day without fall OF .. IN. Tor
mempih1is galro. Louisville and CinclnnettI.
capt. w. u. Mil lsr, widely known for his skill.
experience md attention 10 duty, commands
the office being under tho charge of Mr. John s.
Jones. genial, efficient and accommodating
clerk, and known us such 70 all travellers.
The Relief, with q tow from the Ohio. arrived
yesterday also q fiat boat loaded with potatoes.
Grand THar B' hnG aay rs 4aay 7, & ios
been laid np che has been doaked and otberwi .'
tbnronehlg ranoirad Eba bns h"nn ,ai,aJ
evervuhara hntb lnsida ond ont and is os
white ne white am 10. har mf,rnr bns heer 10
gilded fnrnitnre ret,aIrad md nainteJ The
mattresses have been made over with new tiok
ing a new and rich aarnet has hoen I,ut In he,
cabin In fact everythinp bgs been done 10 add
to her value ms n fine stegrper The Able ENJOYS
the reputation of being ono o. If not The hest
and most poputar boats ever in THE trade and
certainly no boat has over been better or nors
suoeessfuily mapaead md Cant Ri"bard Sin.
mott takes nor bnes 10 her old patrons who gn
arc sure will he delighted nj her return In no
fine and No cnrn pIate order ne n wpr ,,nssiI n
put her. Cspt Heo Uamilton and Tim Doatg
who have cont ributed a. rn9nh H. IA s,,gors,
and ponujaritv of The Able will ba f,nnd ne
ust,ai In nharpe If Tho tffion and inng ,na a'
thev their bnef and he, sturdv so,toin no .n"'
Place the hall in mgtjop. Va viii hesd the
LEI with a drilar nntn H., tba ,uii t - ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

er CHARLES HOTEL d y Robinson ana
famiy. L. Hiuley and family, New Orleans
Lang, Philadelphla; Il II Garrett. u Adj
,sr N NortQn. New York; VIM Bowles. Jr.
memphis d MePherson. Louisville: r. g Car
,9il, VleEsbure: j. Van Ryswlak n Daseamps.
lille, France: s II Gale. Now Ygrk VIM y
Grey and wife, A Frtehey. St Louis. Leve-
Itch. New York W 6 Gordon, q i 4: Geo II
Preston, New Orleans; Iuo stevenson r
hh 4.' Louisiana; y dc Layeleyo. Belgium;
win; kentucky; J. + ktowar1 and wife cify. ] Il
Belts. u Louis; 7 y Smith. yioksbutg. a /,
81. JAMES HOTEL h y West. West
Virginia; \ = Maxwell. Mrs ~ Il Andrews.
dren. Jas W Cox. Davis OK. latinId wife and
child, Alabama; WnlJarreri. 6,raengilie county.
Ga; y w McCarfy. Florida; i Green. M Cream
Jackson. A J. Gibson. Chicago; n 4, sa(tnrd
Mississippi; r McBile md wife, Aiahama:
N , Ford, lewis, dtoeueaste. Ind Sam
CRY HOTEL.-E Short MONTGOMERY. O
Galveston. John NJ Wyley, Ala; Mrs Flies and
daughter, Miss Flies Housloa: Flo J Lee. W Il
Rector, Dr. uayden, Or Woolfo city; Jones'
Max Bremer, New York W. Fort, Bayou Hara;
y Stewart. In: J Boon, Mics; T. + u
julio. city: VIM II Lung Monticello n
q Bryan. Florida: Mrs MaFad1eu. La;
Owen Ford, New York: ! & Spring. NJ Louis W
Keatney, yernon; $ y Ilnll. Milan, Tenn. s Ii
u Goe. y Sarmy. J y Snow, Nov York Vi
Lyman. New Albany. q n CONN. Now York: II
Burlington mississippi. DR. w J. Moore and
wife. Eiorlda; l. 4 Gaines. A p Reid Gages-
ton Miss Lille De Graffanried, Miss Addle DO
Graffanried. Miss Fanny De drafrenried, We'll
Iner: q 9 Clarke, cleveland Robert Cloudy
New York n w Vlrden Canton: John Behlar
Brownsville; Lorpt, Louisiana.
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Exchange Clippings, December ~.

| Memphis Avalanche:
| The Sam Roberts arrived yesterday from New
| Orleans with u tow 81 model baTges. She will
go 1000 bales Of cotton here and leaye for the
Ohio.
Tho r. O. stanard is due to day she will Md
hsre 1900 bales OF cotton 500 sacks oil cake Il lol
Of sundries. and leave for New Orleans.
| Courier journal:
| There's no money In sight for boats that will
did: never will.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 10 Tho Church gets all The
noah q iS WIFI f The S" cbe ~" q
down to-day. with big room for freight
She gets 1000 bales Of cotton at tho mouth Of ST.
Francis river. The Raven md barges get away
and 1900 sacks Of cake. The Anna Silver fully
laden, passed down. adding here 50 baIes cotton.
10 . ~ and goes bhek fp-nQrroW with full
cotton tip in sight here and below. The noted
John Porter came in last night md laid until
tow passed. down NJ sunset.
st. Louis Times Journal:
In I842 the steamer Nathan Hale nade her do.
but in the Yazpo river. when light she drew
but four feet. This was ths depth ~ tbs chan
mel at that time When she arrived Mt Green
bales for shipment. The mate In order to pre-
vent her from drawing more water than the
lead could find. hot5ted eyery tae up and
stowed II nicely on the hurricane deck but she
stuck fast and would not 90 further fiji The cap
tain snapped of his mate for a less skillful
man,
The Louisiana was the biggest boat Of her
Day. She Whs taking on heavy lot of freight
at landing where tho water vas shoal when
she arrived at tbs bottom she stopped but the
mate continued to pile IN the freight Having
filled out" he sWora he had put = full i0ad for
any other boat on her since The five f9Jt mark
went under. ana she dld not draW 0n9 inch
more. when 800 tons had been pat on.
BY Telegraph
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1}.-Ws have hail rain. md
snsb. A cold spell Is coming The river hHre
and the rivers above are falling. There is .
feet steam boat water ~ Cairo. There is les In
the river above KeDkuk and none below.
Arrived: Centennial. from New Orleans. and
seven other barges. The Centennial ieayes to-
morrow night, oaded ~ five feet and the Scui-
der on Wednesday,. Ths Morton IL due 10 takn
- morrow seven barges for New orleans
Gould viii com nand tho new steamer W. T.
Holiday and Fowler. Of tho Yeager. viii b.
clerk
Com Davidson has sixteen bulk grain barges
now 9ugAgGd in the NgH Orleans trade His
barge tonnage, and that ~ Gray lowry n
Haars'iek is equal to II 800 bushels Of grain
per month from III. Louis to
New Orleans, The eighty pr ninety barges and
tugs eaa bs handled at once In the
space ~ ono mile. The advanced rate on Mon
day will BIS, 70 NeW Orleans: Pound freight d
cents, Hour 80 cents. pork y cents; 70 way
points. - aud 30 cents.
CENCtNNATI Dec l3.-Ths weather rs cloudy
and cold. Business IL fair. The river Il 81 fest
md rising. The Golden Crown left for NeW
Orleans last night. wth fifty cabin and eighty |
lex people, and 30 tons. the D0nHaIIy Is /
billed for New Orleans 10 morrow.
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American cattle arriving in England are TO
be exempted hereafter from the operation Of
tho law requiring tho slaughter ef Imported
animals Immediately OH landing. provided
they are furnished with n goveinncna bill Of
health. AZ there Is no Ia W under which the
State Department can Issue passports 10
Tesar steers and other mnmhets III the hos
family, the exemption will not be Or much
advantage al present.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, DECEMBER A. 1873

100 oOO. 900, and for the last fiscal year ending
June 10, 1873 TO 123, $4,000 pounds. This does
not include about Go,0OO,00o pounds exported
this year from the Dominion Of Canada
which, added to our own exports, make more
than 10000 900 pound exported from America
during single year
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The case Of the New York Elevated Railroad
vs. Commissioners Of Taxes came Ip IN the
tenth instant In the Supreme Court. III that
city, under certiorarI proceedings IT, SCI aside
the assessment for 81 ,2oo,000 ms taxes on rcnl
estate made upon tho railroad III January
1873. The company claimed that they have
not and never Lad any real estate; that the
right was given to the company by The Legis-
lature to erect pillars On condition that the
company pay per cent on It's net earnings
into the city treasury, which Ind been done
quarterly. such payr ents being considered
as made in lieu Of taxation. The ease Is still
under argument, and no decision vii be given
for several days.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMCOHAT. |
Saturday. December Il. 1873.
ArriyaIg

Arrivals.
Emmn IrYine Alvin. Isabel Kittie Nya. Belle.
Eva Mary Ida, q. X. Peck Whisper St John
Assumption, Natehsz Tom Parker. Fanchon.
departures.
Emma Irvine Alvin Isabel Kittle Nye. Belle.
Eva. Whisper q. x. Peck. 81. John Maria
Louise. Bonnie bee. Assumption.
To Arrive.
Emma Irvine. Martha. Alvin. Isabel Kitie
Nye, lower coast j.. ]. Gay, J. w. Cannon Bayou
Sara. Belle. Eva. Mary Ida G. K Peck.
y fti#tef, #HtnF e4ARt; Hnntg Tntn 81
Mary. Trenton, LRfourohs; 81. John. Baton
Rouge: J. H. ITanna. Ouachita Alexaudria.
Red river Cherokee. g. g. Church, Cincinnati !,
Annie I. Silver. Ht. Louis.
Daily telegraphic report Of the stnge Of water
ut various points. with changes. in tho ~ hours
ending yesterday at 3 d. N.
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Cotton on shipboard ma per account Of the
Cotton Exchange Is as follows; Liverpool u 999
Uavre ~ .923, Bremen ai02, Mexico 1858. Spain 1856
Baltic ports 447G Mediterranean 1929. North Sea
TAT, eoastwise 100 bales: total ~ go bales. This
taken from the stock at noon, as noted at the
Exchange, leaves In presses 1862 .40G bales.
The receipts at al ports. consolidated, as per
kilograms to tho Cotton Exchange. show totals
from noon yesterday to noon to. day Of A. .t4O
bales against 81 .ss9 last Friday, 32t95 last
and ~ 1923 the year before.