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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
CITY ECHOES.

SIS John Bourgeois was jailed in the Harbor
Station.
Monday evening Russian named Nicholas
Mataftin was arrested. charged with the LARCENY
OF s6 from Conrad Miller.
Louisa Darcy residing on Julia street, corner
OF Broad. had Claiborne Todd arrested for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Henry Williams. colored. bar-keeper In tho
knocked. his pistol from shelf. The weapon
exploded without injuring any one. #f
And still another green one. Tom Hagan, q
fatboatman OF Memphis. Tenn.. entered little
parlor. the spider OF which was Flora White,
and departed therefrom to conn plain that Flora
had nipped SO from his pocket: The locality.
while, as she Is In the Central Station. together
with the green one. who is detained as wit
ness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Congress Requested to Legislate on
the Matter.

Congress Requested to Legislate on
the Matter.
The importance to all consumers Of and
dealers In iron cotton ties OF decision In the
recently raised question OF the right Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury to admit cut hoops
at a less rate Of duty than Is paid on hoop iron
will make the following information, obtained
yesterday by DEMOCRAT reporter from a re-
liable party. OF interest.
The DEMOCRAT reporter learned that at q
meeting OF the Cabinet. held on the twelfth
instant. Secretary Sherman read q communica-
ton which he addressed to the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. containing full
iron case. and giving conclusions arrived at by
the Attorney General, which are to the effect
that the present decision. 80 fur as II effects
these cut hoops. however we'll founded 1t may
be technically, ls clearly contradictory to the
general principles Of discrimination adopted
BY the act Or 1864. and that the verdict In the
New York case is not satisfactory for the pur-
The Secretary stated mis- concurrence "a this
opinion. saying that he believed that tho dis
tinction between cut hoops and hoop Iron is o
distinction without difference. and that the
admission OF these cut hoops ut an nd valOrem
duty Of So per cent ts violation OF the true in
tent Of the law. But that considering the fact
that the present decision OF the department has
Of these cut hoops have been made in large
based upon the faith Of this decision. he deemed
1t proper to submit a full statement OF the
facts to Congress. with the suggestion that the
case iS one calling for further legislation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

At meeting OF the citizens OF the rear Of
the Eleventh Ward. held last evening. In pur-
suanoe to call from the Central Hancock
Committee. q club was organized. with the fol-
lowing named officers: o. =. Roper. president:
James Murray, trst Vice president: Charles
Dollem. second Vice president: Daniel r.
Walshe, secretary; ]. Murray, treasurer; Thos.
Kelley. marshal.
On motion. the club was called the Hancock
unanimously adopted:
Resolued. That the cltfsens OF the rear Dor
tiol OF this ward. placing implicit confidence
In the honor and Integrity of Gen. W. 8. Han
cock. pledge themselves to do all In their
power to further his election as President Of
these United States.
RESOLVED, That we will use our best endeavors
to elect delegates pledged to vote for him at the
national convention.
The meeting then adjourned. subject to the
call OF the president.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

sixteenth, crossed the Rocky Mountains On the
seventeenth. on the ntaht OF which day snow
commenced falling IL the Lower Missouri
valley. On the eighteenth and nineteenth this
area moved eastward to the Atlantic coast Ac-
oompant0d by rain or snow from the Gulf coast
TO the lakes and New England. The heavy rains
attending these storms. together with the pres
ytous high state OF the water, have resulted In
Southern States.
The rainfall for tfie past week averaged about
as follows In the various districts: Canadian
valley. o.oo; lower lake region. oa0; upper lake
region. o.2o; New England. OTIS: Middle Atlan-
ern Cult States. aes; western % Gulf Z Rtafes. s
2ob: Ohio valley and Tennessee. 1866; Upper
Mississippf Wiley. Q Is; Lower Missouri valley,
ern Rocky mountain slope. from Dakota TO
interior OF Texas, 070: Rocky mountains. O.0b !;
plateau districts 0.ob: southern California. o.25
OREGON. O20,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
A NEGRO curr1sT.
He Comes to Grief after Wounding
the Mate Of the j. FL. Hanna.

He Comes to Grief after Wounding
the Mate Of the j. III. Hanna.
Between IL and o'clock Tuesday morning.
while the steamboat John Il. Hanna was land
ing at the head OF Bienville street. the mate Of
the boat approached the roustabouts IN the
enRine-room and ordered one OF them. Grant
Claiborne. to make fast one Of the lines. The
negro. who was drunk. cursed the mate. and
drawing knife cut him In the forehead.
inf1icting q slight but painful wound. He then
attempted to escape BY jumping on the. fantail
Of the steamboat Silver Glty. moored to the
wharf at the head OF Blenville street, and run;
bis footing: slipped and fsll headlonx through
top Of the head and fearful scratches In the
face. M In this condition he M was captured apt BY
Station. After the proper charge had been
made against the prisoner he was sent to the
Charity Hospital.
During the disturbance on board the boat It
is said that one William Valley had struck
Grant Claiborne. He was arrested from
Information received.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE MURPHY CASE.

Corporal Ed Murphy was yesterday arraiRned
before Recorder Sheehan on the charge Of
manslauRhter, preferred against him by Capt.
Manning. for the alleged killing Of the colored
man Bob Wise
The testimony for the prosecution was the
same as that given before the coroner's Jury.
defense, who testified to having seen the diff
Guilty. declared that Murphy did not do the
shooting and did not have weapon In his
hand at the time.
At the conclusion OF the evidence Recorder
Sheehan stated that IN bis opinion there was
no case against Murphy. but he thought It best
be sent before the Superior Criminal Court.
and he 30 ordered and placed Murphy under
$500 bonds to appear before that tribunal and
answer to the charge of manslaughter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
MUSICAL PROMISES.

Judging by the signs the next season prom
ises to be rich In operate treats. and to do
much to rehabilitate the fading prestige Of New
Orleans as the American home Of the lyric
stage. The arrival Of Mr.. de Beauplan In the
city with the announced intention Of effecting a
lease of the French Opera House for next win
ter season is followed BY the information that
Mr. Mapleson. the well known impressario. is
desirous of making q six weeks engagement
here, beginning with January next. He pro-
poses to bring as members Of his troupe Nils.
son, Cam panini and other artists OF corres-
bonding stamp. Negotiations are now pend
Ing. but 50 far nothing definite has been ar
rived at.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
WEEKLY WEATHER CHRONICLE

The following Is general summary of the
weather for the week ending Saturday last. as
prepared BY Gen. Meyer. Chief Signal Officer
ofsthe United States:
During the week higher pressures generally
prevailed and on Saturday an extensive area
Pacific to the Northwest aud thence to the Gulf
and South Atlantic GO asts. with clear and gener-
ally cool weather. During Monday and Tues
tion of the Gulf OF Mexico to New England, ac-
eomDanied BY thunder storms In the Gulf
States. and rain or snow a thenee q n1o%EthWard % over
ond extensive area OF low pressure appeared
over the North Pacific coast region during the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

A special meeting of the Louisiana Division
Association Army OF Tennessee was held last
night at their rooms on Baronne street. to
make preparations for decoration day. The
badge of the association. which Is the blue Cross
and stars on red field. was adopted as the de-
sign for the floral Offering of the Army of Ten
nessee to the Confederate monument. and the
following committee. with the officers Of the
association, were appointed to attend to the
celebration: John Pemberron, Louis Tiemann.
John OH Auaustin. Anthony Mackey. d 1: Walker.
John Ourran. Bave Hughes. John Maher. 3. 8.
Relahoussaye. Lilienthal. 3. ;!g Miggin, ": =; p
Curran. r. q. Brunet. B. G. Elliott. @. A. Beck
Notice will be given through the morning
papers of the time and place OF the meeting OF
the committee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Fifth District Court.

Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance On.
rad. .severaIiy.-These were suits for nnpS,d
balances to the capital stock. and reeult0diln iln
each case In favor Of the plaintiff. "a
ville.-JudRment for plaintiH against II.
Jumonville.
Frank Il Go. vs. John Chaffs h Sons.-Judk.
mont for plaintiffs for sl015 25.
In the case of the State against Citizens Gox.
ings Bank. the court has ordered the oommls.
sioners to sell for cash enough property to o0k-
isfy the claim OF s. A. Deville. mortEa9o
creditor, for s4e6e es. and sufficient on crsdlkeo
meet like claim OF Leon Joubart. sSa
b. W. Linde. ct al. vs. Navra Il Offner, ct 4lD.
Judgment as prayed for az gainst OfYner, and f0r
the latter against Navra In the same amount.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE NUISANCE WHARF MATTER

On the petition OF interested parties praying
for rejection Of the proposition Of LanRles to
build nuisance wharf. which was presented
to the Council yesterday. and also on the prop
osition itself. Administrator Collins will report
that It is. By law. made the duty Of the city to
build these wharves. and the right to erect and
control them cannot be delegated. The city
must erect the wharves. and parties engaged In
business which requires their use must fur
The Board of Health will be asked by Admin
traitor Collins to designate the proper spot for
tie location OF the wharf. which Is to take the
place Of the one now In use at Robin street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE PARISH COMMITTEE.
An Election Called for the Tenth OF
April.

"A called meeting OF the Democratic ConDerva.
tive Parish Committee was held last night.
President B. g. Shields. Of the first ward. In the
chair and the following named delegates pres-
ent: James Barry. q. Reagan, second ward |:
Remy Clark. J. B. Durnin. third ward: Lionel
Adams, FIJI. Ford fourth ward; q. J. Laresche
lby DIo1y,; Leon IlG,! Durieu. nth ward: John
Thos, FeEnar \by proxy), jos, yos. aaridel !, seventh aye
jos Lusk, ninth ward: Jas. Reed. tenth ward !:
Thos. Mcorossen tby p1oxy): 8. I. Kern. elev-
twelfth ward: A. 8. Beck. J. J. Casey. four
teenth ward: Alex. Belcher. f. Cunningham.
fifteenth ward.
President Shields stated that the meeting
had been convened for the purpose Of taking
steps to hold an election for delegates to the
convention to choose delegates to the National
Convention at Cincinnati. hnd on motion 1t was
resolved that the election shall be held on the
tenth OF April. that the rules OF the last prima-
ry election shall govern. and that the powers of
the delegates BE- limited to the selection or dele
gates to the National Convention at Cincin-
natl.
The committee adjourned subject to call.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE FLYERS.
A New Raco Course Programme-Im-
provement of Track With


Tho splendid array OF horsenesh published
In the DEMOCRAT yesterday as already being al
the Fair Grounds and In training for the spring
races. not to speak Of those that are coming to
add brilliancy to the galaxy. Is unmistakable
evidence that the sport will be OF character
that has not been equaled or even approached
since the war.
tits true that year after year promises are
made that the races will be SURPRISINGLY
fine. so much so that the phrase has al
most become stereotyped one. But this year.
Ts1 @ dasb about s ars
DEFY gainsayin9 It. For. In our list. have
We not mentioned the. names OF forty
nS,ons repuaons and have W. not aso
there viii Be the iinc stable of VIM. 0ottreIl--
Lakeland's flve horses. together with many
others, that may swell the list to some seventy
1ve nyers-.a number that has never been ap-
money that the New Louisiana Jockey Club
The track at The Fair Grounds has necessari-
rains. and Il is owing 70 this fact that number
OF the horses are In Mobile training. for they
s 9eher
cleared up and Is bracinR the racers Will have
chance to get into running form.
The usually smiling face OF John Hugging
therefore wears a broad grin and shines as
brilliantly as the spring sun itself: whilst Oald-
we'll has got to be q very od-looklng old man.
One Of the pretty sights on the track Is Lar
gentine. looking 30 trim and racy. and prOmis-
Ing to do wonderful things when the word CO.
Jack Hardy. although looking very handsome,
Is too high In flesh as yet. but with good
weeks training on sound track thero is no
doubt that he can be brought into proper form.
and will stand up to his pedigree and do honor
to Barkley Huggins's stables.
THE POOLE
The pool selling will begin on Monday even
COL Ira e. Bride, who is on his first visit to New
Orleans. where. II We may judge from his per-
sonal appearance and generality, and we think
We may, he VIII become popular before he calls
for the first bids.
Apropos. Col. Bride will probably introduce
on the track a new style OF racing programme,
patented by himself. and the invention of A.
w. Franenthal. which will be OF NO little assist
ance not only to the general public. bat as well
tinRuish the horses In race. The usual pro-
Rramme. giving the names OF the entries.
owners. age, pedigree etc. is printed on the
right hand half OF a card. whilst on the left
hand side cuts Of a Jockeys head and bust are
printed In cOlOrs. with the name underneath Of
the owner Of the colors. Thus. In order to fol-
low horse. all that the spectator will have to
do will be to cast glance at the "colored cuts
to be Immediately Informed, instead OF having
Ind the printed names OF the horses colors.
The American racing programme" as tis ap-
prODrtately termed, Ia uDres arvedly praised By
the Snort the New York Herald the T4rf. Field
and Farm. the New York Sp0r tsnan and other
leading papers, and very deservedly 80,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

the Fifth District for murder, was insune and.
therefore, not = competent witneGS.
Some remarkably rapid work was trAnsacted
In the House yesterday. Twenty three bills
wore disposed Of In the space Of an hour and
half. Dnring. that lime Assistant Clerk No.
Namara called the roll seventeen times; two or
81 the bliis were read In full. 1t Ii doubtful II
business WAS ever dispatched In the House
more RAPIDLY and at the same time moro care.
fuliy. all the parliamentary and constitutional
forms being closely observed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
On the Rampage.

Officer Roy. Of the Third Precinct. attempted
the French Vegetable Market at O'Clock last
night. The Da0o resisted the officer, wrenched
hts club from him and dealt him three heavy
blows on the head. With the assistance Of
brother officers Roy brought his man to the
Third Station and locked him no. The pris.
oner refused to give his name. Officer Boy had
his wounds dressed at Llado'S drug store. after
which he returned to his beat. s7
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE MARIPOSA CASE.

VIM. Ray. charged with having wrecked the
brig Msriposa while master OF the vessel. yes
terday applied. through counsel. to Judge Bill
linRs for release on bail, After hearing areu-
nishinR bond In the sum of s25OO, to appear be-
fore the court and answer the charge when
summoned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Staub has our thanks for copies Of the New
York Herald. Sun. Times and Philadelphia
Times, and also for the April number Of Scrib-
ner's monthly. which Is full Of the most inter-
esting matter and exquisite engravings. It
must be seen and read to be appreciated. and is
worth several times Its price .Staub's depot Of
news is at the corner of Exchange Alley and
Canal street. Go for him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the apr .ite
Run Over.

At half-past 9 O'Clock yesterday morning 4 !.
colored man named Frank Green while dr1v-s
Ing his four wheeled spring wagon on OlRi-
borne. between Oustomhouse and BienviIio
streets, fell to the ground. and was slightly In
jured By two OF the wheels passing over his
Common street 80
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
A Decision in the Premium Bond
Case-A Flank Movement by
The State Courts.

A1AV 0tosL0 OUAEL6s
Judge Billings. sitting as United States Cir
cult Judge. yesterday decided the case Of Henry
Bier Vs. the city Of New Orleans In favor OF
plaintiff. and appointed Charles T. Howard.
Esd., receiver. to take charge OF the premium
direction OF the court. Mr.. Howard was re-
qulred to give bond Of $4,000.
The case grew out OF an alleged division OF
the fund by the city authorities In expending
sl2b. 900 OF It In the purchase OF premium bonds
for the account OF the city.
Mr.. Howard as receiver could be given to all
the parties In interest. counsel for PLAINTIFF In
the case Of DeBuys l. Ogden vs.. the City OF New
Orleans, proceeding directed against the same
fund, applied to the Sixth District Court. In
which the suit is pending. for writ Of seques-
tration. The writ issued and was executed at
ish OF Orleans selling and taking into his pos
session all the money In the fund. and the en-
tire lot OF premium bonds belonging to the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
BOARD OF HEALTH RnooHD.
The following were recorded yesterday at the
ONCE OF the Board OF Health:
nyprryn

of1ce Of the Board OF Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs Henry Puderer. q SON.
Mrs. John Breuer. q daughter.
Mrs. Henry Flach, q son.
Mrs. =. e. Lehlond a son.
Mrs. Geo. Ella. Jr.. a son.
Mrs John McKeouRb. q son.
Mrs O. Maestni, a son.
Mrs. VIM. Stern. @ son.
Mrs. Is. Caseagne, a daughter.
Mrs. y. O. Wlntz Jr.. q daughter.
Mrs Lewis M. Dunn. q son,
Mrs. Ernest Joseph. q son.
Mrs. Pierre Champagne. q daughter.
MARRIAGES. 6
Henry Oamos to Marie Meriney.
Jas. A. Rose to Mary l.. Klink.
Frank 9. Flower to Mary x. Vance.
Alexandra Pierre to Marie 3. Valentine. a&A
DEATHS.
Louis A. Faure. "a years.
Jas. Reynolds. "A years. ia &
Joseph Paouet. year.
Henry O. SchrCB Ter, 6 months,
Jennie NJ Goodwin, - years.
]. j. Goodwin, years.
Moses w. Wetmore. 4 years.
Chas. Bolieu. 81 years.
VIM. ktahe1. 40 years.
John FL. Callahan. year.
Fred Schaneville. 81 years.
sidney Dooley. 80 years.
John Ftney. So years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE COTTON TIE CASE.

Tho United States Circuit Court APP
points Receiver.
Judge Billings. of the United States Circuit
Court. yesterday decided the case Of Eleazar J.
Beard vs. BENZ. o. L. Rayne In favor OF plain
tifI. ana appointed A. B. May. ESQ. receiver TO
Tie Supply Company. collect all outstanding
Indebtedness and wind up the affairs Of the
company.
J. ". Gurley. Esq. Is appointed master to as
sist in discovering property Of the company
and Is authorized 10 hx the bond Of Mr.. May,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Sixth District Court.

Crescent City Live Stock Landing ana
Slaughter House Company vs.. the Butchor1
Union Slaughter House and Stock Landing
Company ct al.-Petitloners ask for declAfn-
tion Of nulity against the charter Of the de-
fendsnts: also for the sum OF $1,000 damages
and for an Injunction to restrain said defend-
ants from slAuRhterinR cattle. etc. The tnjunC.
non accordingly issued under q bond OF $500
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
First District Court.
MOTION

MOTION.
Having lottery tickets etc.-C. N. FAlksn-
stein. Motion Ia arrest OF Judgment continued
until Monday morning. March 20. i
FOUND GUILTY.
Wounding less than mayhem-C Charles Moody.
colored. charged with most brutal and muf-
derous assault upon Mr.. Robert Hanley. baR-s
gage master OF the Mobile Railroad COMPANY.
on the eighteenth OF February. 1880 on Canal.
near Front street. Just after the arrival OF the
train, t3s7 f&sf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

TUESDAY. March 20, 1850.
Present-All the justices.
BY JUSTICE MARI.
No. 1853. statel OK rel. l.. Lsconte h Co. u.
the Judge OF the Fourth District Oonrt.-Motorl
to Qilash the order trans hferring the case 10 the
Court Of Appeals denied.
No. 7224. Flash. Lewis h Go. w. l.. Hchwabaaherl
h Co. Alexander Levy. intervenor. Order die-
missing the appeal revoked. and the case re.in-
stated on the docket.
by JUSTICE DE BLANC. sf&
No, TITO. Edward J.. Gay. appellant. VI. Mrs.
M M. Suthon ct al.-Appeal from the DistxiW
Court. parish OF Assumption. Judgment
affirmed. s491Ts
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
BASE BALL.

The NJ. J. Boland Base Ball Club has been or
ganized. with the following players: D. Snyder.
p.:J. Lincoln. c.: ID. Bail, 1st b.; W. Kingley.
I'd b.: G. Roberts. Sd b.: E. Holbnrg 8. g.: J.
Quatd. r. f.; j. Ryan. |. t. Address all challenges
to J. Lincoln. captain. 1872 Euterpe street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

The best tonic In the world is Malakoff Bit
ters. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo
sitiop In 1878,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Superior Criminal Court.

Carrying concealed weapona-P. e. Livnu.
dais, Gustave Durel. Henry Parker. Jimmy
Sanders. Ssa -
Assault and battery by police of1eerD-OM.
cor M. Keenan,. beating Jerry Carroll. February
II: Officer u. Santa kosas beating John Hem
drieka March g.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Hfxh Authority.

DIR. W. E. Scott. president Of the College OF
mended Oolden's LiebiR's Liquid Extract of
Beef and Tonic Inyigorator as the best Drepara-
Fever, Aeue and Loss Of Appetite" fe29 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
IMPORTANT ACTION.
A Chance to Redeem Property Sold
for Taxes.

The following important resolution was yes
terday adopted By the City Council:
Be it Resolped. That the Administrator Of Pub
lie Accounts be and is hereby authorized to
issue his certificate until January 1881. to the
effect that any property bought by the city OF
and the city's title annulled whenever all the
taxes or licenses which may be due thereon
have been paid pursuant to article l. niecella-
neous ordinances of the constitution of 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Wan OURAUx1eE4x,t
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 2:0e p. M. Tuesday. March ~.
tObservatione taken at the same moment Of
time A. all 0takiOn6.1
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
United States Circuit Court.

The Jury In the case Of the United Htatas.
against the batting factory Of Ohas. Enele.
bresht and Geo. w. Henry yes sterday returned 4
verdict In favor OF the defendants.
The governments case was based on the aa6.
Ing of q liquor still on the premises in Whi3
the factory was located.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
BREVITIES,

It cost the city SIS to find out that Pat Cannon.
Who caused the arrest Of several gentlemen Of |
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
Peed's CIT Edge Tonic cures fever and agues

Hear Willoughby Reade. Inimitable read.
ines tonight Benefit of the Newsboys Assos
citation. Rt No. 81 Camp street, sssE
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Third District Court.
Daniel r. Carroll vs.. w. II. Peters.-Judgmmt
for plaintiff.
Edgar Hincks vs. Richard Milliken. Exonn.
tion maintained and suit dismissed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Hear Willoughby Reade. Inimitable read
ings tonight. Benefit OF the Newsboys' Asso-
citation. at No. 81 Camp street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Second District Court.
The succession Of David Weidner has been
oDenad -ss7375-t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Hear Willouehby Reade. Inimitable read
ines tonight Benefit OF the Newsboys' Asso-
citation, at No. 81 Camp street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Dolbear Commercial College. 2os Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
DUTY ON HOOP IRON.

New Orleans, March 20. 1850.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24

Maximum temperature es. minimum "a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-24
A HANCOCK CLUB.

The committee adjourned subj ect to call.