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States to Offset any little counting out diver
sions south 81 Mason and Dixon's line.
THE SOUTH.
Jackson, Miss. has new theatre.

jackson, Miss. has now theatre.
Maysvile. KY. will have centehteai ~
1854.
There arc 1900 children 10 tho schools o.
Wilmington.
FRANKFORT, Ky, ID shipping -four to Liver
pool, EuRland.
Tho -, rect railroad Of V1chsburg is doing n
aplennlid business.
over 100 persons have been indicted In Bren-
ham, Texas. for gambling.
Cbnttnnoogn'a population has Increased
1901 during tho past twelve months.
On the twenty-fFth of this month. n farm
ers' convention will be hold In Petersburg, Va,
Capt. Andy H. johnson, or baldwin county,
Ala, and we'll known steamboat man, Is
dead.
Warren county, Miss. In three years and
nine mon his has reduced her Indebtedness
Sl4,o95.
The earth is 30 cracked on tho pratrles IN
Erntte county. Texas, that It is dangerous 70
ride on them.
Ono million seven hundred drinks have been
Registered Ill Eratte county, Texas. since the
first Of October.
lightning Is seldom seen IN Orange county,
Texas notwithstanding heavy storms arc OF
frequent occurrence.
Miss .JuIin Hunt, kentucky actress. is
meeting with considerable SUCCESS ln the
eastern pnri VI tho State.
Increased attention Ia being given to fish
culture In Virginia There aro now three
Matching houses In the State.
The hogs. III some sections OF Tennessee
are dying in grent numbers with some dis
case resembling hog cholera.
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In Perfect Accord,
In Y Wnrlail


The other morning man from the War Dc
partmcnt met q man from the Interior De-
partmcnt. and Immediately knocked him
down and stepped on him.
This appears to be genuine" remarked the
man from the Interior Department., as the
other man kicked his eye out.
1T does, indeed. assented tho man from
the War Department.
"Still." continued the man from the Inte-
rior, II do not see that IL In any way changes
the harmonious relations between the two de
partments." And us soon rs the man on top
took away his foot cut came several OF his
teeth.
No" said the man from the War Depart
mcnt, STOPPING down to pull his friends ear
out by tho roots; mo, II does not, This looks
as though we were not Ia perfect accord, /
will admit; but we are. We are In perfect ac-
cord and Insist upon It,
He then paused a moment to scalp the pros
trate man from the Interior Department. who
smiled pleasantly upon him, and the twain
then pursued their harmonious ways.
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.Your candidate 4 cannot ne. "
IRnchestnr Union.l


They only delude themselves who Imagine
that Horatio Seymour Will ever again be q
candidate for any Office He was and Is
the Taion's choice above all other men tor
Governor OF President. and We long and fond
ly chung to the hope that he might BE- IN
duced to come out Of his retirement, again
buckle on his harness, accept nomination,
unite his party and lead to certain success.
But we now know, beyond the possibility OF
question Or doubt, that, for reasons concn-
slve to himself. Gov. Seymour will never
again appear In public official life. And we
know, furthermore, that nothing II more dis
tasteful to him than the doubt thrown upon
his repeated declarations to this effect by the
mention Of bis name for Office and tho as
sumption that he may be pursuaded to re-
consider his determination and accept nomi-
nation. These facts are 50 vol understood
In this State, that no one here. and least 81
all Gov. Seymour's warmest friends aud nd
mirers thinks of his name Ia connection with
the Presidency save to depore the impossi-
bility Of his acceptance of It. Democrats
and Democratic journals III other States do
both him and the Democratic party injustice
by proposing aud insisting upon the lmpossi-
BILE by the use IF his name.
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

III II. Russell accepts the Greenback IN
sorsement OF his candidacy for district
Judge lii the Tangipahoa district.
Or. Amocker, w Tanplpahoa, refuses tho
Ereenback nomination for district aattorney
He continues to he an independent candidate
for district judge.
j. H. Muse, w TaDgipaboa, refuses the
Greenback nomination Tor Senator, 10 will
~he candidate for no office under tho new
constitution, which he opposes.
Thomas Green Davidson was candidate
for the House Of Representatives In the
Democratic primary election 10 Livingston
held Oh Friday. The result ID not yet known.
Whom any man votes for Mayo for Auditor
OF Public Accounts. no can satisfy the anxious
cravings OF his heart In tho Reelection that he
Id voting for Tom Anderson. Il Thibodaux
Sentinel.
Hon. j. II. Stone will discontinue his can
4 vaas for the Legislature I'm East FGlictana In
order to comply with the request Of the State
Executive Committee to stump the Florida
parishes In behalf OF tho State ticket. He
will return to Clinton on the twenty-ninth,
and requests his competitors to meet him
there OH that day. and at Jackson On the
Monday following, TO discuss matters OF State
policy.
From every portion of this parish we hear
the most favorable news Of the success Of the
Democracy next month. From every indtca-
Y ton there will DO the most formidable Demo-
cratic vote cast On election day that has ever
been given In Lafourche. A vote At tho pre-
iiminary election Of 1000 was d powerful in
dication that the minds Of the voters have
been made up to vote and but few voters will
be found after the election who have not
voted ThibodauA Sentinel.
We are pleased to state that at the earnest
solicitation of the Democratic State Campaign
COMMITTEES and In order to fill appointments
Il which Lieut. Gov. Wiltz and those who nc
tIo before the day Of election, President Il. II
Fay and Hon John II. Stone, ESD. Will leave
here on the sixteenth Instant for Plaquernine,
from whence they will cross the river and
with the assistance Of Hon. J. M. Thompson,
OF Covington. and probably Hon. Charles e.
Lea, of vt Helena, canvass the Florida par
sshes In tho interest Of the Democratic State
ticket Elst Fellcana Patriot Democrat.
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Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE HAfLHOA

November l6--S16 bales cotton to 0rdar-l33 Allen,
West 4 Buah-GB Gardner &jCopr--27 II d. u Heer :
VI Issadis Wood Goods = o Thomas Ncp-a to j
Ferguson Lehman Abraham &oo--2J L Harris
co, Norwood e. Riohards-t to Walden, Hawkins d.
Roberts-454 aaaks niloaka a. II Reer-1a6 bb'a roat
in w wa ahburn & s5on-25 bbls oil G Gariey &oo--25
do Branch Crnnke s Aco--iG do Union Oil Cob do to
i /, LYONS -iJ pkga pipe Staut1sr. MRcrsady Zoo
g5D kegs nails A Baldwin &co-55 pkgs glassware TO
w q Shepard &cn-ln rolls leather Horter Fenner
+ hbla ausRge Flashpolsr Il BsGksr-6 terces harns
Mcf,loaksy & HsHderson-5 pkgs meat Thsurer &
Recksr-Ii pkgs glassware Vinet--36 bxs meat
Miller ariasby &oo-l50 boxes soap g Fronoh-a0
AXIS peanuts Cochran Il Caaetes do i II Flash.
pplIer-- 0 do s DAmieo &co-i5 do @ II Sohenok-~63
oaseR shoss Keifer Bros-0 bbla whisky III Rare
shide-7 do A Bc let's pkgs tobacco Hsrnsheim
* Bre-tbo hbls potatoes M Stitch scn-tao pkgs
bbls rosin simpson a. T,icou-45 pkgs tobacco 10 @
Block &no--i0 do Wackerbarthf& Jossph-3o pkga
aoap 4 + Juarez sundries to order Total HIS bales
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uncsy,,,a inf, ,no nsv aaxsu.

. HOPE VtLtA-~per steamer Alice ~ bales cot
ton 70 bbls rnoaases hhIs riGo 70 Renshaw, Cam
mack &Cn-tI bslss COTTON VI Allisbn 600 90 W 2
Thompson &Go~-i Payns5 Kennedy 6So-l do ma
,bt mol apaeH Norwood 4 RiEhsr}Hes do a Et'tst-9
Fntchetaer Bros IL do buds sugar il Hey hti- ~
aaeks cotton sss IT, q Cotton Feed Assassination. 10
eotd wood Mnncy a. Mluov@-HundriaH to nrtlsr@-l0t
al d bales az leks cotton seed bbla rice
binds sugar 70 bills mulRaasa
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,nalausaa Richard Mliksn-2s do r Beltran--I2 hhds
sugar Chism a. Boyd--i9 do Lehman, Abraham @eo-
10 do Al Gsraud+-5 do w Burbridge eco lai SACKS
,ce Lehman. Abraham &9o----ao DO :, 81
snndriea to order~-rota iDa hhds sugar 10 Dds mo
leases tft sacks rough rice
LOWER COAST Per steamer Atvin-6, mas q
sugsr Rirnard Millikea-hO bills molasses J W bur
bridge &oo-fo bbls sugar John Dypond---snndrios
In orus
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what Might Happen.
New York Harald-l

9#lT TT9 -I-I| 71--T-# TNBW INTk bFTHIH.II ---
But 1t Is our duty to report events as we
see them, and 1t Is useless TO deny and foolish
TO conceal the fact that Gen. Grants journey
through the South may have momentous re-
suits: that 1t may produce changes In the
political situation which will greatly affect
the condition Of parties next year Gen.
Grant. as the favorite candidate OF tia South,
would be u curious and even startling phe-
romenon; but no close observer OF events
doubts that 1t is possible one.
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selow-WnItInk Order.
Receipts of Produce.

81 LOuIS-Per steamer Golden City--sI bales
cotton Gleason, Day Prondht-65 to Allen, " est y
Stewart Bros &co-loo bbls -four ForcheImor Bros
so do bbls whisky 27a pkgs sundries g Whitney
&no-75 saoks oats 400 SACKS corn Howard d Flower
5I6 do jos West &co--sD5 do w Mathews d Bro
lAg do Jos West hcoi27 sacks bran sic bbs flour to
w II Mathews g. Bre-1o0 do 900 bbls cornmeal TO
Schwabacher Hirscits9 bbls potatoes l0o bale nay
CbAs pleasants-iOa6 sacks corn wallace, Fa1rch1d
Aco-4s3 100 bbls grts 20 bbls meal 49, bbs Hour
Glover & Odsudahl---90s do Vairin Il Mortimer
Z. bbla POTATOES bbls apples Greve & Wildsrmann
$ bills bolts n J Mullan-a do Rice. Born aco,sa
pkgs lard % pkgs meat g A Whitaey &co-7 pkgs
hard ware Haller-<Ioo sacks malt n stnrcksn
500 pcs baggicg Stone d. Tutt.l2 bbs apples ! a
Maddsn--,a bbls krout e DeBondio-i5 bbls beef
IL hf do W & Lyon &co-i0h pkgs whitehead to : u
Clark-'s pkgs mdse n d Coleman d Bro pFgs
bolts M Fl Apologize 40 sacks corn L Lawler-3O
reels packing G Morris IS sks seed e i'a Lanzao-
buggles l. Drexler--3 pkgs mdse NANCY MS
bbs flour Pfudhommes 40 = h basa rooeo
corn Miller e. Meyer-2s2 sacks bran 300 bbls -four
M A R,gers-fHo do McClosksy Markey-2oo bbla
meal r A Jonas-l25 bbls -four PerdreauviHe y GO
1862 bbs potatoes J BerIaco-a5 pkgs paper NJ Me-
Graw = bi7 bolts Chas Benssn-2,l bales cotton to
ordsr-2o0 sacas corn Howard 4 Flowerm2oo kegs
sacks oiioake Fl & Beer--645 do Il A1rey Zoo
1927 sacks cotton seed 9 Cotton seed A4sooaton-
sundries to order-Tnta 400 bales cotton 1921 sacKs
cotton seed 1850 sacks oilcaks
ST LOUIS-Per staamer J Baker and bargse-
SEQ bushels corn In bulk t,6ib bushels wheat In
bulk to order-6i0 SACKS corn Clever Odendahl-
All do Sal baes hay Ehas peasants-2700 do to Geo
Heck-S5 do Sehwahaoher a. Mlrsca---5l 10 ~ Dds
potatoes Wallace. Fairchild Goo bbs wine tn
Shropshire Aco-loo bbs honr Vairin d. Morfimer-
1853 do g8 sacks bran W II Mathewa a. bro-t3a 90
2e3 bbls -four Howard d Fiower-ls0 sacks oafs TO
L Prndhomme-242 do Jos West hoo-7t sKB wheat
I. pks sacks Gordon Gomila 24 pkge spokes II
| pkgs feloes Whitney &co-l50 pkgs boards
j Morris-io Dkgs butter Flashpoller q Becker-41
sacks nuts to order-sGndres IN nrdsr Total FL ,-3t
bushels wheat in bulk ~ 3 husbsls corn in bulk 9s
sacks 3-2 sacks oats $50 SACKS bran 1887 bales
| hays47l bbls -four
| UPPER COAST-Per steamer Clara s-25 hhds o
sugar 100 bbs sugar % bbs molsss Richard Mill
ken-26 do hhda sugar Lanaux IL Sons-i7 DO =
bbls molasses z NJ sjcott-6O do A lngraham Ia d
4 Ben OConn e-2 do l hid sugar Il u 'nrReois-l
sacks rice Allen d Syme-62 sacks oosn Mitchell
sundries to oraerTotal AZ hhds sugar LOO bbs suga
/ 1856 bills molAsses
I LOWER COAsT-Psr steamer Isabel-24 hhds Q
| sugar Johnson-2l do John Dymond-ls do "a Dbl
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New ORLEANS, 5eptembe. : 1,

A s SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE, FIRM or
4 Richardson Z Cary. will con linue. at The
same place. the VIII lesale Dry 9 Gods and No.
ton business Thanking my Trends and the
friends If the late Arm for litseral patronaee
apd IT, confidence Ie hope to merit continuance
e 81 eae ~ sae Having large and sseoted
extra Inducements to buyers ee4A e1Ae-
ocso I'm JAo. r. RICHARDSON.
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A Fray by Alfred rennyson.

] hear with pleasure that the managers OF
the new st. james Theatre have accepted a
play in one act BY Mr.. Tennyson, founded on
one OF the prettiest stories in the became
ron" of Boccaclo. The favored few who have
heard the illustrious author read THIS piece
describe 1t as a perfect gem OF delicate and
pathetic humor and tender grace.
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FRon THE PASSES.

Ponr EADs. Nov ~. 9 .. m.--Wind cast. very
light. Weather cloudy and thick.
Arrived: A. 6 30 this q. M. British steamshtp
William Dickinson Wardlaw master. is days
from Lisbon. TO master.
British ship Asbgroye, Burns master 60 days
from Greenock. with cargo Of pig iron to De-
Wolf Powell \ Hammond.
British bark Corfu. bundle muster 81 days
from BarbndOes. TO master.
Rniled: Stanmship LiddeadnIe for Revol
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WIN 90 one BETTER.

East Feliciana Democrat on the Times savings
! Bank Scheme
81 Nov we will see this and 'go one better.
In fact we will be plain with the cTednlous
Wewil agree TO receive deposits ana pay zen
Der cent interest. That Is, we will take any
Fellows dollar, give him ten cents 10 return
md pocket the balance. We think our prop
NSItIon the most liberal by fue per cent
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Patient-Do you mean to say my complaint
Gus one, my dear friend. Still people have
been known to recover from it, so you must
not give up all hope. But recollect one thing,
your only chance Is to keep a.cheerful frame
Of mind, and avoid anything like depression
of spirits.
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Amenities or Western journalism.
fE.a.~x tl,.> n ~, n al Ko,ooal Afori

Now we have no use for our rooster this
week 50 we loaned him to tho Freeman. He
II 50 hale and hearty that we let him walk
than keep him penned up any longer.
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The twin spectres.

szs [Cncnnatti Enauirerl
NHw York and Indiana rise up like twin
q 4tSAckeEs before the Republican party. Then
q 3SEe Are the possibilities in New Jersey, Con-
sci1eaal Oregon, OHIO and other Northern
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-17
WEATHER BULLETIN.

NAE DarAn1MHAI
Signal Beryige United Btates Army.
JAIL .,,a.t,nronuinal rencrd for the eight rours
ending at 10 :os b. m. sunday. November 10.
Jt Har vatIOng taken Ht enc same momeht o.
time mt all stntiona.l
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MOHGAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.

November 10 10 bales cotton @ W senell Zoo
10 Msver Wes &ce o. CapP Eros @o9 - a, ogD
Abtaham &oo-7 bids sugar Eel Walkerm,n 90
Delgado &oo--t2 do bbls moassea Richard Miken
90 hhds augar Robert Hare Son-is do 10 bblH
inOasses John Cstder--j do hhFs sugar Berksnn
Bros-s do w w Swain-a do A w b. worth = 40
bbls rnolasses Jno Ghafe Il Snue-@2, do Scanned
L-Ip do w r IIhnseli ~ do KeGer n Gardner 10
do f.fune teco Il do = hhds sugar Ayoosk, Mitch
ell anndriss tn order Total ~ bales cotton low
hhda sugar l3s bills melasass
From Clnton--Psr steamship Josephjne Jos PIX ~
psrans 2p7 bales cotton A Whitney &oo-iy2 Jho
Hardie 6co-4p y aumhei1l Jno Phelps &co-2i 70
Clapp Bros &en-D Allen. West a. Fuahe III Dan
nee @eo-~7 X M Wamalsy &ao-5 kirkpatrick Zoo
j |. Harris &Go-I3g sacks cotton seed y Cotton
sesd AaaooatoB--3o sacks peeans 10 bbls pecans 10
Jno r Hardis &co-Tosal GA bates cotton 80 sacks
cotton seed
From Galveston-te bsles cotton Knoop &eo-ao
bba oil J Aldge sundriss TO order-Total IL bal6s
cotton
Train No 2--ts bids sugar Robert Hare 4 Son 20
d. 40 bbls molasae> Richard Mllksn 81 DO u hhda
sugar Magnnis Sons y d. ItoSasser binder
~ do SIS bbs uulass Bush A. Levsrt-is do Male a.
Gammack-t21 do % hhds sugar z sevD-l9 do ~
bbs molasses John Gsldar-25 DO 10 bids sugar 10
M shelly Gto-ib do bills mosssea Clapp Bros eco
q do ,, schwartz & ~ tauks syrup Edw j Gay-a2
| bbls molasaes II hhda sugar 2 EanauS do hblH
molasHes Meyer Wtil-a do IS hhda sugar Gougsr d
KeI VIC do J. Goiehaux Il do seamtpsl LG 10
i bbla moissaasK Ber1m 81 do Eensh.sw. CntHnack
&oo--i haes II Fignn~a DO n Walsh 20
| sacks rice DaVia-suHdrss 70 "rhsr---fotal s'i
| bhds sugar &56 bbls inoasses tanks syrnp
faem0raHda.
The sGir TudiannIa Hlonm Mt Gaharisn OctGber IS
| from Pascagonla. ntsrsd n ve,y aevere storm
and had to throw ovo'boarh about Gp00 test lumber
| of deck lead
AMERICAN PORTS.
philaJefphfa Nov 10 Cleared for Now Orleans.
| brig Ellen Munroe, Whttaksr-
| FOREIGN rUHyb,
| lily Gable TO the ". " Hersld.l
| Alicpnte, Nov sailed for New Orleans eohr
| Florence Rogers Kobinson.
Queenstown Nov I2-Pnt in, short Of coal, British
steamship Marins, Ramsey, from New Orleans for
| Liverpool.
| by MALL
Halifax, Nov l2-Put in for coal DR. steamship
Cornerstone, story, from New Orleans for Liverpool
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Washington. November II, 1872
| Notice in given by the Lighthouse Board that the
| third order fog sig al trumpet at Execution Rocks
light sta, ion Long Islapd Sound, N Y. has boon 70
| placed by trumpet Of tho frat order operated BY
calnrc engines, which gives blast of eeconda du
| ration at intervals of Al seconds
| A third class nun buoy. painted black. No J. has
been placed on s end of Long Point Shoa entrance
| to PI1vnCetOwn Harbor
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
November II. 1879.



Arrived.
Br ship UdstoH. Petersen from London Sept 20, to
Shuitz AC0-lst dist
Ship A-iprove Burns. from Ola gov Sept IL. to !te
Wolf Powell Il Hanmond-Points
Sp bark Palchet, from Hs ,nn to q Corral AcO--
Point
Br bark CQrfcw, from Hsrbadoes to rnaster-Point
hrRAMBoATs.
Golden City, Hegler from 81 Louis
A j Baker. Clark. from st Louis. with barges
taabs Opry. from Lower Coast
Clara s, Weeze, from Upper Coast
A vim Soove from Lower Coass
Alice Porter. from Hope Vila-New Basin
Eelaw--DumtaE LIZ.
Ship Forest Eagle, Hoamer, from London Sept Al. to
Woodward & Wright
Reiow-WnitInx Orders.
Ger Ship Damnnt. Lanksnan. IS days from Bremen
to mastsr--
Cor Bark Kathinka. Rssine AZ days from Rotterdam
10 master
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Brackets. globes. drop lights at Applegate' 4
No. 1tG PoVdras street.
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HOTELS sTAURAnTs.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
" guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
ing inc summon the Hotel was put In thorough
dnced to ensure the comfort Of patrons. The
no,Ie ,t u nnsurpassed IN a!l that goes to make
VIII continue to merit the popular favor which
ms been accorded 1t IN the past
PaItiss returning home will do we'll to cali
elsewhere
orsN RIVERS d BARTELS.
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Pumps OF every description at APP legate's.
No. LAG PoYdras street.
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lRAND CONCERT.
COMPLIMENTARY TO THE CHAPLAIN.
Under the direction Of +. w. BREMER.
Accompanist. j. W. H. ECKERT.
On Tuesday, November IL, mt y p. m,
Under tbs auspices OF the Ladies' Rethe Assoc
ciation at the Bethel. on Fulton. near
Jackson street.
Tickets. fifty Cents.
l., Address. Hon. Louis Bush. .. QuarteIte.
male voices. 3 1t Was y Dream, Corven Miss
Minnn Wolf. I. Tho Water Mill trecitationJ
Judge e.. H. ErauRhn. s. BarcarOe Fra Diavolo
tAuber). Mr.. J. Meteye.
/. Comic song, by Chan. Haynes. Q. Romano,
Donna Sebastian, 4. W. Bremen, Doniz It'll.
g. Duo. Masnaderi. Verdi. Mrs. T.. and M
f. Magnetic Waltz Ardite. Miss Nina Wolf.
g. Qnartete, male yolcss nof6 at
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ltnKe nf tho Rivers.
low Change.

$Below high Wnter mark OF 1874 aBsloW
bench mark. flndicatos RISE 4lndlcates 1all.
The great Golden City. Capt. j. D.. Hegler.
Clark Tilf btrider. arrived Saturday from bt;
Louis with barge In tow aud 2 pig freight. and
Will return to-day n 5 9. ~. me Golden oity
lost considerable time on the way down On ne
count Of bad weather. large Way freight ana
The Annie r. Silver due to arrive will follow
The Kountz Line steamer e. O. Stanard Is
also due 70 artly from st, Louis. and ls 9 iver-
Tho triwetkly upper ronat packet Clara r.
VIM WenDo master, w. j. Comeaux clerk.
leaves o-day. .as usual at II a. M for Welham's
The white Star Line steamer Whisper J. A.
Comstock master. G NJ. Woods clerk. leaves
this II q. u. for Bayou Goula:
Frank Beck. Jr. clerk. leaves to-day at p, m
for dreenville and thu bends.
The new and feet Bayqn sara "a and coast Tabn q
Brown master. d. s. btreck clerk. leaves o-day
at D. m.
The regular SENT weekly coast and Baton
w. Il. Greenhouse and Frank Bergeron clerks
leaves to day at u. n.
Oily Of Augusta. j. Il. Brou master. A. II. Freret
clerk leaves to-day at D. NJ.
The tri weekly coast. Donal isonville and La
fDurche packet Henry Tete, j. +. Aucoln mas
ter, leaves to morrow at 10 a. m.
The seni weekly coast and Lafourche packei
Assumption. ?. A. Chariot master, leaves TO-
The regular tri-weeky lower coast packet
Emma Irvine. ]. A. Ruiz master. leaves to-
morrow ut n n. m. for Orange Farm.
The White Star Line steamer Belle. l.. Ran
aon master. leaves tomorrow at IL a. On. ioI
Ben Tureaud.
The United States mail packet II. E. Lee
Capt VIM. Campbell. leaves tomorrow fol
| Wiz ksburR.
The John w. Cannon leaves Wednesday fol
| Bayou Sara.
Exchange Clippings.
! Cincinnati Commercial, November IA:
| Tue Corona will come down to the lsyee ant
load and leave for New Orleans on the frs
The cabin of the Will Kyle is handsome nj
| fair. On the forward bulkhead one OF Denton Z
| artists, Louis Kreyenhagen, has lust completed
| a remarkably striking and well-sxecuted paint
| Ing in OIL. The view, In addition to being
beautiful one. has an interest attached to It ten
der to the hearts Of all Cincinnati steamboat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY or MUSIC


Lending Thenre q the City. Engagement Ex-
traurdinary- fnimitable
IOTTA.
gupportod by n strong md Efficient Dramatic
Company from Abhey'4 Park Theatre.
New York City.
Comm enoing Sunday, November liz.
sunday .....s... ..Ee Fred Marsden's beau-
Monday =..,.- .......s.- full play, In 4 acts.
truaadhy .,#.l..sy. en- fled.
"Wednesday and ,.ys-s-+ AkF, or
Thursday Erenings f0in' Lyade Ltght.
Wednesday NJ 81 noe. Saturday ing,
Nov 10 The charm 10Y 22 ~Ihe famous
TtvD aI3TEnb AURORA FLOYD.
and the grand comedy and the rohrinK n Ia.rres.
or ER AND SON. Little IODDLBhLNs.
The above will he presented Dy the Lolita oom-
pnny Miss Lptta not appearing ~,
Friday Evening ana Saturday Matinee. No
vember "a and 23-LOT'rA in Marsdens beauti-
MUSETTE.
In Prnpern'ion.I .otta's famous , spsgn,a1lties.
LITTLE DETECTIVE and LITTLE NELL.
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