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DAILY DEMOCORAT.
TN/guM U, TUB'1 PAPER:
UVUwOIIPIUOIN RATES.
LYpOr anlnuf .:r and at same rate hait
c v utfIlusartll.
1 publspV 5 aerrSatukrdavt morn
lax), per annuhm ý. an s sa tme rarte harlf
yearly and ptuart~rlp.
fl0VZtIhITN1 RATE5D-UAtL61
Transient advertit(OW(nt5 $i vor sufaro(ten
ln'4 of mliid awu(o) first Lusnrtlo18 50 cents
soC\ si u11Hnt u'use4Acut vo lueotlon.~
WIUIs, To 1 nt tor $nii lnt and Boaruldng ad
lrexti4+nents. 1 nenuts a line. net e . solid moe
Noui tiaken at, Ieis than 20 o- ts.
Svert wmltvt f(Wore thbe veriod ot one month
l or njir~s(l l0. jotosn 20 oents a line, not.
Uditoriiil Notioes. n 1/ditortal tine. 6o cents a
Line, tint.
"--.luar.(-, 1 m o.. Im o. I 8 mcr I 0a o. I 12 Ijo
t~no * I. 12 '1 41 6 51) 73
ree ....... 0 8 70 110 17
bur.... '" 8, 67 9e 14,) 225
f * .. 441 ) 105 170 975
l ........ 4 n In 0 0o a5
00 . . 1 16 0 210 566
Mopnthiy adver nt. bayng rtle run off
Se hanper, Ituert6*1 every other 4aY, to be
raod tWoth4lcd the above rates.
-Idltorial pb) 1 .1nthtl advertsemellta. each
eto Ate d .qrtIeIag la the Weekly New
Orleans Demoraste
Tranloent and general rate, the same as for
,rtlseetenta for the period of one month
audlonEt., as folloWs:
-~uºre-. - m i0.i im in O 3 lmo. I_ mo. 12 mo.
Oe...... ... 8 $9 3 2o 10
To *...... ... . 1 2 I 120
ff)V"......i. 20i )44 46 0 106
... ..... 2113 545 4 98 120
. 44l 60 16M 166
en.1 47 71 135 15O
n0...... I 0 B 145 166
welve 84 68 85 166 310
S0qr5., or
30olumn 86 6 90 166 1 96
o nl I-mn, 0o -16- 4M -
1POTES.
---Now ol t4*r1l't)r3 'hn10 lhren d4l(('ovr0.od at
hFsnt Tltusville, ]'Ui., antd onel well, which only
(st l$118 t silnk, 14 pumpinlg twenty barrclh
a day.
The UlioITluth Chlronliclr Is a4 In(dana jouir
nal, and h11a attanlld eudden no1t)rity by
nominating 41'cretary llchard W. Tholnpson
for L'reslhent in 15530.
.. lloston expects about 1130,000 persons to
parade In its processio1l011 onl th 17th of Sep
tAmlotr, wlhol the Army and Navy Monu
ment on the C(omnmn ls to be unvtold.
--Thu Virgitna Democntrtlc0 StatCi. nJmlttn.A
has nolminatedhl (ion. unames (. Floid fior At
torney Clenlral, to 1ill the vacIancy in the Htate
ticket (c1aus1 l by the recent deathi of Hon.
laloelgh T. Daniel.
- At Nicarla, loear Slamos, in t,1he (ireclan
Archipelago, a father whhllYg to dispose of
his daughter's hand seolects a the bride
groom the man who can swim| for the longest
time untder water.
MM. Monchiez andll Lo'wy, of the lll'reau
dos Longitud1s4. will represent Fralnu for the
first time in tlhe international Congress for
measiuring the ligure off thle .1arth, which Is to
it at Stuttgart Iabout the (nd of Mlptlllber.
-The ruins of anI anclent BabyloniaLn city
have jtst boo. discovered bIy M. D)e arrsec,
the French consul at ]4o4rah. In the course)
of his excavations ho found Iseveral slabs alnd
bronzo figures. The ruins are not fall from
the river Ihl.
-Marshal MlcMahllon Is allogod to be 1a do
sondant of Fitz Urse, one of the four knights
who murdored Tholmas a linckeot in 1170. at the
bidding of Henry II. Fit I Urse sOttlld slb
sequenitly in the north of Ireland, and chlng
ed his name )to MacMahon.
-- The Vicksburg llerald mentons t negro
magistrate who scintonlcod IL negro to )e(
hangled for stealing ia hog, andl salys that the
negro constable kept the prisonelr conlint.I in
his house, and would, no doubti, have lhanged
him If tlhe whit pIoll041 hald notll ilntVrfer'ed to
preove'L it.
-.Accord ng to MinnI ,ta's1 (lConlission"r
of Statistics, tiori'e wore 10,H114 b1oys ndll( 10.311
girls born in that HiUtLo last year. The de (thil
iIumbtertb! 7045, of whoml :17:1'. were males andilttl
3308 femalesnh. The ilnumber of twins born was
b50, there being 274 boys and 270 girls. Thrler.)
were cighit ets o. (f trilets 1l3(I ((13(7 of ql1luldlu
plOets.
- Among the pissongert4 on the I'utille Ox
press trnin of the lChicao, Burlington and
Quincy railroad yesterday morning were
Co,. James Mh Comly, the newly appolnted
linilst'r to the Sundwicmh Islands, his family,
A. It. Franciseco, of the Ohio tMate ourmu'alI.
nd Annie Louiso Carey. e(on. Comly sails
fron San Franliio Septiuomber 12.
-The telephone is now colhtig into prarcti
e'l, evlerayday use to supetset o spoaking
tubes In largo buildings alnd to connlle't resi
dences and olli.es. The instrunm'uts are rent
ed at $3:5 it year, and over 1il) of thellm are now
In 5use. Prof. Bell, who ihas now gone to
Europe, will 5(0011 ll mak tilhe initlresting e(Xl'pr
ilnent of talking arl'os the Atlantlic cable.
--The French st.inler Frigmorinlhie latelly
landed ia cargo of freshly ipreset'rveI Ileat at
lr'ost, brought from South Aniteria. (hemo'
(al tosts woerOc apliid to the nmealt, llnd it witl
found to Ie inh al perfect state, of preservation,
although uc11(1h of it (OnsistAid of inferior
pTdeiuO of tile slalughtered animals. IHereafter
only the first and hotst li1('5 are, tio l shippil ;
and the speculationL iS 1(now assure'd of suc
Senator Morton is said to be not at all
a wealtuy man, being the possessor of
only about $24,000. He has never been
extravagant nor a money maker.
Paul, Grand Duke of Russia, was said
to have been the ugliest man in his ex
tensive dominions, not excepting even
the Kalmucks and the Kirghaz.
Circassian women are selling their
glorious hair in order to provide funds
for the wounded soldiers. Some of their
tresses. four feet two inches long, are
sold in London.
----- -'" ---
Booth's theatre, in New York, which
is but ten years old, is to be demolished.
It will not pay an income upon the sum
at which it was bid in, $400,000 although
it cost twice that amount.
A bed of pure and transparent mica
has been found underlying Carey
street, Baltimore. It is seventeen feet
below the surface of the ground and
was discovered in digging a trench for
a sewer.
Pearl MOaplna.
Ask for Soapina and you will get the best soa().
Boapiua containing no rosin is the bost soap
for waoshing woolen goods, can be. found at 110
Gravler street.
Brn yr o bugaies and carriage from L. T.
UaOdui, 85 Qarodeletl treet, near oorner Gra
viN.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Louianals.
The prospective cotton yield in De8o
to has fallen off fully one-third, in con
sequence of the worms.
The caterpillars are at work In St.
Landry. One-half a crop is spoken of
in consequence. No poison is being
used.
The first bale of cotton was sold in
Homer on the 2Ith inst, by W. I'. Forn
by, the producer, to A. mcCranic, at 12b
cents per pound.
The cotton crop in Lafayette will be
cut short one-half or two-thirds by the
worms. But little poison was used, but
this, in all cases, proved successful.
The recent copious showers have had
a very beneficial effect on the crops in
St. Mary parish, and the planters are
now hopeful, more than ever, of a fine
crop, and a good yield.
During the day of the 28th inst., a
colored man was shot (down in cold
blood by another colored man on the
Oaklawa plantation, in St. Mary. A
slight disagreement, a quarrel-then
murder.
A colored man was accidentally killed
on the plantation of Messrs. Walker &
Thompson, St. Mary, this week. He
was cutting down a tree in the woods,
and as the tree fell one of its largest
limbs struck him and crushed him to
death.
A woman rMurdered her husband on
Grand Woods plantation, in St. Mary,
on the 29th inst. The coroner refused
to hold an inquest over the murdered
man, and investigate fully the circum
stances and facts of the killing, as the
law strictly requires, because some per
son (a member of the police jury, it is
said) told him that he would not be paid
for his trouble.
During the past ten days the cotton
worm has put in an appearance in
many parts of the parish and is already
committing great ravages. From sev
eral sections we learn that the crop is
already damaged fully one-half. Bust
is also dama lng the crop in several
neighborhoods. The same is also the
case in those portions of Winn and
Caldwell that adjoin this parish. The
bright prospects of a month ago are,
we fear, doomed to be eclipsed. But
planters have made a splendid corn
crop which will help out very material
ly.---[Uolumbia (Cadwell parish) Herald.
The Lafayette Advertiser complains
of vigilance committees in the parish.
A short time since, one Baptiste Celes
tin, a colored man, was arrested and
brought before a justice of the peace in
that parish by about thirty armed men,
and an affidavit was made against him
for larceny. Due proceedings were had
and all the witnessed summoned, a
majority of whom were members of the
vigilance committee. After a full in
vestigation before the parish judge, the
accused was discharged without hesita
tion. That lawless band of men, call
ing themselves a vigilance committee,
have since taken jurisdiction of the
case, and convicted and sentenced the
poor man to exile from the State for
twenty years. The Advertiser calls
upon the authorities to vindicate the
law.
As a general thing the cane crop of h
this parish is somewhat backward, al
though here and there the growth and -
size of the cane are all that could be de- i
sired. The rains along the coast and in "
this vicinity have given the crop an im
petus to its growth which is truly
wonderful. On the Bayou Gross Tete, a
we learn, however, that the cane crop is '
backward and is suffering for rain. In
that section the worms have appeared
in the cotton and are doing considerable
damage. Ed. Desobry, Esq,, who has $
part of his place just adjoining town
planted in cotton, informs us that there
are plenty of cotton worms in his field.
Notwithstanding the drawbacks above
spoken of, we have no doubt a large
crop of sugar will be made in this par
ish. The corn crop is abundant, but the
sweet potato crop will be a failure.- I
[Iberville South.
The planters of Concordia and ad
joining parishes are becoming less fear
ful of the cotton worm. The timely ap
plication of Paris green puts this dia
bolical little pest "where the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary are I
at rest." The colored people in some
parts sike afraid of it, but an energetic
mapagr soon overcomes their hostility
to it by proving its virtue himself. It
is a wise suggestion that nose bags be
made and put on the mules or other
stock going through the cotton while
applying the green, to prevent them
from nippfng the poisoned plants.
Though a mule has a cast iron stomach,
he may sicken and die. Good reports
are constantly coming in. Cotton pick
ing is the order of the day. The weather
is beautiful and the chronic croaker
silent. There is considerable billious
fever among the field hands, but noth
ing dangerous.-[Natohez Democrat.
Never in the history of West Feliqi
ana, has the prospects for a cotton crop
been more promising than it has been
this year up to within a week or ten
days since. At the present time a fair
estimate, based upon reliable reports
from all sections of the parish, indicates
a large falling off from previous-esti
mates, and we may be justified in the
opinion that to-day the prospects are
fully twenty to twenty-five per cent
below what they were at the time
of our last issue. This state of
things has been accomplished through
the protracted dry weather which has
caused the plant to shed in an unprece
dented manner. Old planters state to
us that in all their experience they have
never witnessed any similar thing to
compare with it. And add to the un
favorable aspect, the cry of "worms,
worms!" reaches us from every conceiv
able direction, nook and corner. There
may be and probably is much exaggera
tion in the reports that reach us, but if
one half of what is represented is true
the estimate for cotton will be cut down
at least 50 per cent in the outcome. The
corn crop, in the aggregate, is a good
one.-[Feliciana Sentinel.
Texan.
A disease among the cattle near
Georgetown causes them to go blind.
A large and successful camp meeting
is progressing at Fort Graham.
The cotton crop of Falls county will
be fifty per cent short.
The Iteflector has been removed from
Taylorville to Round Rock.
Wailer county will make an average
of one-thir: of a bale of cotton per acre
this year. This is about 3 1-3 bales per
hand.
Thirty-one car loads of cattle were
shipped from Taylorsville for the week
ending August 25.
The fall races of the Guadalupe Valley
Jockey Club commence on November
7th and continue four days. The purses
offered are very liberal.
The long bridge of the Trans-Conti
nental Railroad, a branca of the Texas
and Pacific, over Bois d'Arc creek, near
Bonham, in Fannin county, was par- t
tially destroyed by fire a few days ago.
The Jimplecute has no business think- 4
ing it ominous that the new peniten- '
ilary is to contain just 268 cells--pre- *
isely the number of legislators which iI
will be authorized under the next ap- n
portionment of the State.
The Grangers around Hempstead can
not agree as to whether poison has any t
effect on the cotton worms or not. Home "
asseort affirmatively, while others are
equally as positive to the contrary. The
opinion is gaining ground generally, k
from what we can gather frpm different ;
sections of the State, that ithe voisons H
used for killing cotton worms do not 1
meet the emergency. If the worms are ,
killed so is the cotton, and so the rem- ,
edy is worse than the evil, for it costs
money to get it.
....--- 4* - -
FINAN( IAL AND COMMERCIAL. 1
MONETARY. If
OFFTIIE NEW OltL lAN.4 TDEMOCAT, 1
W ldllA dld. y Eiveiltlg, HIlh t. I, 1177, I
NEW (O11iELAN ('bllAllIN( IIOU1 . Ii
Cleaotr ingsa. 1ni f1;ialn14n
fn1 te ihelr 1 . ... .. $.5r .5ri,1 O4 $10t,1I7 414 4 -
14'lpt,l lbl 3 .... . r:, 24 142 71,11I 1 I9
ogptoeber 4 .. . 700,1173 214 HU92 HI it
Hoptenier 6 ...- 7110.417 14 1i,.713 29
Thus far tlhi w lek .. ...2.723.447 n 31,491 17
Maenje time I4at. week 2.22,,:l33. 21 414,475 456
Total liLt, w k .... .2.11,5714 1 t 571,417
T'OtItl week ¢befor....: 3.749.234 i cw2 r.14 71i
The deo all d for niolley contnllnald fill r to-dil.y
both in hlnk l ndo .Ii the str t, anlld ('(1 lllillrl''rCl
pit(r na WI unhlllhangu!d.
(iold gave way '. FornIlgn bills wire un
cthaulnd. Sor,*olyn tl yt hi ng was lione In either.
New Ymo'k ighu t Wi 4 W ( 'll.nlI'" for 4,4nllllllrc'iu).
Htoc'ks w| 'o rlin t. ( taio lllil u l s ( Ii an( ll I'lr1" 1 111n
Ilu)nle ru itl lat about CIpreviuII. rI'lLli4. N lothingI l
worthy of 1i) I1(1O wl0tl1 r tiL l'li.d inl B'rlp, I (:l I 1i14
or Wilrraill .
1111)144.
J. I. Wolf n ........wih t:14 (loti of I A1't ni llt 12
tryitor .f Fi n to r,.lve bhi" f)1,r tho Isa to,
Jr. it. W lfintr .. .. . 4a)l i'rerri. llollinI at :3:1. 2
L ,Ha in c IAr . in4ilr 6 ( oI( I l'r ,rl. 1 olltn d If t 11a .7 r
LtH 4hi, 1I .r& IIih lr 6r,.(!4l 'Prei. lIInJIlI at ll Il 1.4)
Lo hldHriol r,.oiN Pirhl. Bonds alt 373.441,
.J. 11 Wlfn Ac. i . a14 r11 1(14111(I lrtnfi t 3i.:12
L i.. i'r1 1( 6ler (11 iroii 11r1tl. . 4 sIt. :t1:.2
Jl.F.F. Col b .,l 1ir, i'real. I1ond44 at :1.37.:
J.L F. Uiburksi 6.0. 0 _. Pi'rem. bond,,Itt :13.64
Total ......... $25,077 7:1
J. 11 Wolf . $.4 66 0Ohl Crtfl' s at 32,
Sly. Bir .4... .. 4I 1 1' 1111 1 (11Widll'tl at A 1
fly. (l!(r . . .. 50), ) P r rn . lio nd4u at .1:).3:1
l iy. lier . . .. .. 8,1( 4l44 'rol n. I ondH at 3:1.3 :
J. H i. Hunt al ..t 112 ,11r111 nt lfro on. fl n:1 at N3.19 I
Lodanalorkltllinder 6 .(111) ProHIn. iowds it 30.7.2
Jrk. Newmlnd ftro It.O iI i . 01ll. . 144 14 at 33.7:1 I
Th F. Colbusr....... 1,4' ) r 11orn. l11h0 ( at :i14.1
Total r ...n ... 1141;a1o77 7:1
WRle ('olltinle to qMoto: ]ExI',OPt!l nl eOrnOllllr
do 10@11l: 444)0tl(1 g.111d() (lo 12ff(016: ;olhlhral
4017 for bill of l5.AIf l lg ll Al l4te , |)ff4l -II1|1 11 1I, f.ll
hinaa k(ba1k 1: Al iortgageI -, 1412, andi fr44 0itt
grade ,Io l2 d) t,.I
Gold opened at 101'1o101r4t, 1ains4t 41:'4 at Now
Yo rk Y. nd a ifter ia hnited ,lnr f lor in msn(rl1. at
1O3h. i04, ngainllest l ho i lpenlilg ri t, o in thal t nltr.
ket., where it .touleh 4l tl10 111ri)g4 h the inlrll.
The1.ih,11 wore 1o,0ned to $3110e11 at 10', and
1 V0 li4d .1to.il t. A 0lll1.
fornlgn Exhan lllg was without iqlot.ai le var1'
ation. and hile only alo reported wa1 £.000 buckI
st,,rling 1 g fllt Iiat ,l
At the melun sterling il... w.ri. at..d iat 49(1>'
497 for bill of IrlIng a1inl A1 BleWar, anid --IIt 5i1 for
bank (bank 44111114,7" rait -((41502), ind frainpe lit
5.07o !l.@olois for i.rliltu1r14id.
Now York might W ll Iii r for iommorelll.
ThO 141FlFo wNro enlllned to $l10,141 privat
banker)' altt. l 1per .111t prlmiuml: 1 1. ,1147 do 1
ait :- ; $11,0eo r ic lnl ooiall al $1ii li batik 4 t '.
Well ylo nrte..de. It al 1 of $1(,(4 e1lnmer'il
The bank ( 01 (oilIin d ht (ihok nll N.w Yrk
at %c@0'n t. ent, pr.mium. while comin("relal
might was (iUOted atL ,61'474-1;0, glthalt --'('3-16
ysterdlay.
NEW OIdt,EANF f TnOg K EX.H1ANGE HALE1.
Iti. FOltE lII. 1T'r CALL.
21.000 Prom urim ,ond . ... :1:1
25,000 do 4. no drawing f.) r7',1
ME9;COND 14AI.i, AT 2 i'. M.
2140 Promllumn 1,1d4 ...n .... ....... 33'4,
141Hrck wtre! d.ull.
tltl, lonrklt4 we rn still (lut. ed at 70 II 78l',. ailnd
Premium Bonds att 4:i,3s.
Nothing worthy of inoto wias replortd ill 81ri,
(bCouponls or W'rrants.II.
COMMIERCIAL.
OFFICIE NEW ORLEANSH DEM(O(CItA'T,
Weod)I'0nd11 y kEvllwig, Iolt. 5. 17i7.
COTTON--Thn a41141l4 to, dy ombra-u d 41dl
b4a1l' aUt stlady lprio.u fr R(el,4, (11ollrpl1ti2n14 Iand
strongor for I)thers, requiring lanl Iadvltlnc of aI
Ilidlting Fiair. Incl ihilvn. W4 giveo al,.o ih, flg
uro allnd lreo rtl. f hl llr. Ixc('hIIthe I I lg tIsh ow:
AMERICAN 14TANI)AJItD 011," lI,.NIlIFICATION.
w 1 (0ltt41lll Ex11haRIIgt
Il f¢.rfor .................. 7 1(' 7 '
)Lowr e)vl rdil fry............ i 4 411 ! I ', -
Ord l'nary................. t ,.th 1 g i
Strict Orldinary.......... an ',e 9
Uood O(lrd llltry ........... 9I,,,o l 1' 1 1
it rl't t Good Ordinaory.... f l'1dy 1 '1
Low Middlling ............ 1,1.0 f7f1 i 1 I
htrit Low n Mhhllllig ..... II'L I 11
Mfillhihg ......... .......lt 10 -I, li
1t11rlct Mihl illlllig .........I. l10 1 l l l a
Good Midllinl .... .... 10'sfI,,1 1W 11 into ,n
Mliddl lin fir............ IcI'lml ltN
F a ir .................. .... .!1 ' . l .ll
Tiol rll1rkt oJloiitl wltlh at iilr inl uiry, 1but
fatto',1' tall, - hAII LvII g lIt! l 1 l, IIrItlY IIi c!wiell l ~Lld
b y y e : r hy 's fo mlll lrlL Liv ,ly Ili )o ra l b ull f41in e v
tho mloVe.lllit wai chli'kell by Iight offer)Tingl.
ind thYe, rlcea inlnknld bLIt ,igll frIII tlo a ltot abvIl
Iuyers lluitst. Thii cointlinuild to Ib!e thl slltiiil
tl'n throiulghoult thl dilLy, 1lind 1e1io l alt4,1 WoII.
c!niHl.ellltly conliied to thelll odrltl allOlllit
noted albov,. Mhidhlig Flallr walt. ti rnrltl o
quis!Ht, alnd t oldil hilh as 1irc. {Good Middihni
olhl at ltlo ,, and Mihlllllg at l1le. l.0, ind lnt ,'.
F urthelr se r hous r ttpor {,s of the dat mllrlyr e tre 1|Jie
cron from worln, riu-Itit nl dr,,uth InsDir'(d
tMl(lwors wllh Increas0,1 contfldoll(.0 llid strengLh
onod Iho malrket.
The dispatt¢hen r'eported Livotp-,,l st·andy aLt,
previous rates, wltLh bIal,)t of 10.0(0 lhls aILld lr
rivahl openlng 1-32d hilher, but laOtr oniciei'
Havre unchanged. but with ai good demand aIid
holdters seoling f reshly and bNow York st. adly at
tDrovtfous ratnes for Spots and sllghtly lower for
futuras, whlich aLt noon )18owe( ai doclion of I -100l
(4a,-lce!.J and sub).(;cUOlu rhity rallid and chl;e ILt
ainot red ctoll,'tln of onlly ]-I(N,.
The Excehilnngo maIILkesH (,bo nmoullnt ¢linhip
board (linIt clear(! d Ibef',re to-dty'.s rlxll',xo.r ) 1992
billes, embralcgl~n i 52:1 for ]aVl' ld 12n; for ('oast,.t
w iseO p) ,rts. ileaiv lP In I l'r'S s.qr.I avab''l , ly |,9 itn
ac'ollunt, at 12 m.. 201,178 bales, a conlsldc:rlible Dart
of whiich Is niot on1 sIole.
At lnlol to-dty Mihlllng ws quloted alt Gal
vc· st (nl i at lO in {;, ILt M oblle aLt 10€;, ait H Lavannlalh it
l0li%0, at, (Jinc innd i a t i U10 :.'..l r, t Wihlmingtoln 1t|
0I .e, at. Norfl,,k at l ic, lat Bost,,n alt I 1at itt Now
York at 110,, at Baltm.nore at I . beatllt, il,.mlii
l1 . ". at Cincinn ati Iat 10'.e o lli a lt S1.. Lo.u is Ilt
'Ihe Exsclanrgo rleports: "SHll,' 4too bal.,s.
Marrket steady~l. '
COTTON STATEMEN'T.
Stock on litnd Spt..ll-mber 1, 187; .... 22.
Arrived' silwt last stabtment . 1st
Arrived pDre io l y ....... . 71- 1.18
Cleared to-day ............... ..... 2.0;7
Cleared previously............ 57-- 7
Sto'k on hand and on shipboard not
cliared ........ ........ .. ....... 20o 529
To-day's exports wer-, to New York.
lieceipts prolpr sincel .st evening 184 hales.
agaiut 100 on last W.\ednesday and 7:; last year,
making an aggregate since August :il of 972
hale-s, against 2444 last year-d-rerase 1172 bales.
ThI' Exehange telegrams make the receipts at
all the- ports fromll 12 m. yesterday to 12 nm. to-day
lots bales. againstl74 last week, and :I:10 last year.
antd silnce F1riday 3278 hales. Iagainst 1821 last
week and 12 1il last year. To,tal sin:ce August :1,
.1275 bales against 921t1; up tot Tuesday noon. Sep
te:mber .. last year-decrea;se 508ss bales.
Exports (Friday to Tuesday in,-lusiv.e) to Great
Britain 4;14 bales, against 4117 last week and
5es)5 last year, and to the Continent 160 bales,
against 243 last wetek and too last year.
Stocks at all !he delivery ports made up to 12
m. 110.8t:1 bales, against 121,520 last week, and
117.922 last year.
TOBAOCO--We did not hear of a transaction
to-daty. TheI rIount on salen I ht li rndlucetrl
tc, 815,O llhds,. We ontllln to tll ntit is follows:
Inlferrior luges 1@8i1),, low luIs .tl0.(4n mtnllulu
4'.lio 4"io, giod to floe (rIlw, low laif (i .447' il
mfititlrm (! , good l0t @it11 . fIn II 'rN(12', rh i V
it rtio'tloi 12 I ai2 140.
Iltioielvnd tl1ino hlatt rnvlingl nmono; xpr"li.a*]t :119
hhids to Now York ; sto'k on hanid by urIii run
Illiy ttittor Hll ii H 1 hldR,
Fitlill HIII''H-Wo hvi, tin now fitf itri' ton il, in
in tin trirkot. ainl ointhilu totlrnottir frillws:
lty st'in -Iluitton t, Il vtrpool oII t III'to, Rn- 0
t i. I'rvr d l n'ii , Flll Itivir. IPlihiu lle lhin i nil n
llllrlt I iot' viii N'iw York ', Ito, Now York
orlhiI to L.v'rrpool 121,
Ity sitl-.Atdtit"n to Iivnortln -i h: to Iinvrr' I,'.
M(iOAll No rintnlrci t'f ilornling. ''ihlir llilr
kit is ittni i at nnhlilluatn l prirvs. We qiuoto:
''omionl toi low ilii' l, HS', i'. fair to grood fair T
H',P'' Drlttil t ('H. -i.r1' ', 14trI'i1 'y I iJprimi to rII "'"i ' t"
4 c.'i n, y'cilow rhlill~ t l ,ll'h 'er , ''lintrifigtli C
14' ~4'ý lr', w hii l , 'i rilltrld J) t' lllt' ,'r, fi Ih.
MIt)ILAHI'f -- No "c r"' Illst this morn iug.
'i'tihr is nthing ding aldrll t n'dn' t 'nii g in. F g l.
'o n0OrnltP'titIy n orit Ijintaitii 101,.
ITY IiEFINGLYt HtIIAIA --Ii s'iling on
rld rs il II. 11'. 11'r, t±1 r strindi'li A in hlIw.
t11 4, fori' ;i.wdi'td mi lt gianii lint , II'Sl for
t'rii1,ihed and 12~ for 'tiloai f it ltpi.
c('ITY ItEFIN I ftY MOLAHHiEH Thrl 'ti'r is vetrv
Iittln doing. iianii srppili re ii' iTir i it oitt.ii'r
sri,'ts. owingll t o ii. pntirtni' dui ll ril rkrlt. I Hol
i .g oIi 'ir,'rs iitl 451" for for fitr. .m t, r p'ilml.,'
r,-. for r'li't ', in llt 11(: I gi llJn for grP lllnr' A
FiITI 'riin, 1t ' w',rn ino ro''uJi ts this mcorn
ting. 'ThILe mrklt. 114 Idull to-laly; th'i'ri is, vi'rv
little det;ntl. biut lc14s are uinhtnglr. iOnly
trin bHils sithl n Lt pi Ic't'I l 'rlitr', rof wli'ih '' I,
good '1 .I 11 h, Sill $ 1 llll h i ('n ti roli' " tr1xtlii at $it r1; 1
til ehol i d , tra aniit ,$1 '11: 25 it $O 147'., ;': I t $'10 7.
iildl ti tim .ls orl 1privatol hb'ris 2 1(1i sarks lLl 'n il
.r ivatt, I i I 'ms.
Cn.t r I ii 1otn l ntlllltr t f44'4 25; n14i trfinl $it r 06,r
4 75; i loultrlu ixtrait 1; low 1trblh ixlrl ,$, 250 r111rl;
gor dii i $rrl 17i 1 ; ho .o $ 114 ri ' i'hini'r
'xt it $lr1 757 and grocer obtAi rn abovei thit os
Rt¥Y. FtLOTUI-Is iotu d in first hands it
$t1 2r1 o 5 .co tr hi.
(OMIN 1FLIOU--HiiL s I tt, $1 t. 5 $ '4 hbl.
tHOIMINY o(limmniidiis $f hill.
(ll iTHl-i-bl ll lntil p) I h lnding iat $: ti hb .
1)i.otthrs lirar jobhing iii .1iore' at wiri ill 1 hid.
ICOJHN MEAL- IS diull 'Tih stoi k sir hild nt.Il
$2 1:rd" 2 ru I i |tbl. ) -itlt'r. t t l'o jolhilt llt iat $2 '71) "'
bh l. n tr shis 4 1,1 t $2 :i(, and tr illt. $,2 irr P'i bil.
CORN IN I1ULK-'r' thor is ii "lni n ithe rir
keit rlinsild, HMoro ln t hi olt'rvntorrs is ito go for
wiard ind!l is iI''onlly lngngi l for s1hlipmrirrint.
Hl8'4 14 couild bo Ill ''+ iat r t 4i t )ushol If .xllp tl
frlght ri''r'oom 'lh i h ti hal,.
I'OtiK--V-ry lli·tt drriing. An ora,"siont l lot
it 25 If t:) hI14 i s is solil Il $1 7 75 bh' tl. It. Is r. ip
hing at ll. $14, d AI ditilr1 or jobbinlg origil tii
mniti.'H. on nntlon t rottors' r rltl'ls. lit, $14 rtr, I'i 7th
'ittbltr. A htir oi 25 bins rlihl it. $12 711, ainl P tbril
sohl at $14 'fl ht)l.
IllY 'ALTfr MEAT -- Htinhlor'm ''ntinii
nlario Itli'i riwn liind, lld It rnrolling in I'hts
from 4,or( Ott. G5',1 I -ei, and pwitked o ,r,. i l.,
lirttlhirs iar, jorbing th mr ilr i. t' v Ih.
JACON--I Ifn t'o m14st at itrong'r prht,4s, fitn( t
themr rt 1r trrtt iIunrO. i'ihrI IIclrn'I s.re iim Iand 1r
Il.: )el tli, trls Hiti Jrrlo it r ii ' Oit sidi s Ii, I11 r ' '; i tir
rib nthh H s'r t; i.l.nial' sir I-is 4'ir' ir th, 51r pinr'ktllgor
stolt]. 'iompritlng a hal f 'ti' k.honhliors' itl i'.~:
14 bioxs long ili'er s141ido tit H'; it r's1k-i tand 207
oxrxot t'itan stildts iatt -'~o t' It,.
IHAMS--(thtrr sHt ir-rinrid, iall situ, ton- 1
liU sirv'e(N ntd in ntltmnnd. J'ui'y arn' 1rr'lr it
t:r'; ti ni nlW l 12, 't . ,t lr.r iial'rs iii, jr obbingrll i,
'lc Iall t ' " t , othe . 5 Ir ' t re S old, r inIh li - I1
ing 215 tlH rotirH nm +ihnl : ii r,, ti o Itrrtlv, lit 12r;; t0
itid 141 do. Iroit, ai t 12'"'. atid litit 12.4, I l..
IIRlEA KFAST 'IAr-I lN-Choe'n riint ipros it
light sil y a d Inr (4ly ttint t litti. ',1r at r t. 'r'i,'
niiktr't 14I qi it.od at liltJule, it hit si.ze., cot itidul
Snality l.
I111l)---In in fair supply and 41llimg in thi lo
P"l trlor, ait iSv.io.t ie for tlirrii ir'lliidl, iI 'o t r
knttle, tuand tu'olton for ki'g , )alrrs14 obtltln ,'
itta vi th.l'se pricrs it t htolt ordlir tIrado.
I'A(IKEIRH' 110( PIODI)UCIt -i)oalnrs aret
snlling in ithir job trade on ord+trs at $ 4t half
hit for rig pork, $12 ri lit tbl for pirino mi.r4
pork. $111 fir wrirln d.ii $11 a t'for rump po rk. A
lot of 15 half hbis Dig Ipork to lid at $7 7r5 t hailf
WlHIN KY--Is dull, and Wit1strn ru t Illind is
luotod itt $1 i7.'1,' III t g~alloni, in lrnt Iluilus.
Un 'lorH obin tin 'hi "1c41-ry advanln on jot)
lits.
(;ORK IN HACKH --Ir ixtrimely dill, thoirgh
priunus sthow ino ciliiann.' T''h imarkot i4 ht'in ofr
vo'llrw andii wliutrpliI'd with milx'd anItil white.
Onily sHian. iul Sold, of wtich :sn whit., l In bll
l , ps, at r,5i' 71 lixod Ott 5i;r0 nl Gnll whitt at ti,;,
P bus.hl.
(IATH--Oiir mnirknt .ontlt in'slitnllmnto n In
pictitlftlily ll l l li, No 14stit's. Ynstll'llrty's
sult's wort' at 40i for (aloui antl 404,114! .14 bus1 i I
for TixpH.
fit 1't Its.
HIAY- Thr rnl'Ipts arm largn and Storr'ks
itlroady in markset firs.u fntlnioit to mont tht
wiiants of thi tradile, whih is oltly faitr forvlly
',nusinmpllri. 1i117 Inalt 14oldI, ir wthlth. nI oir
ilitnary at$l:: (19 fthlr at, $14: 211 nI 1.1 prtim' it.
t1:, 25r1r 'lrlc 'it SIt,; 1041i (to at. $11 Gim; 50ndo a t
$141 iu; i25 tind t0 do at $17 imill 1lot thol.e it. $17 50
4i tron.
1lt-- Th-; tro.ni rptr+t polnprlsi mostly mdinril l
iriilos. (ood art sarc'r'i and ithor Is in i tivo
'lrmandii. Loisittiiana Nro. 2 is pitlidil itt si, ,oln
mln| itry; ordiinary lit 5V,,; fair 511rs~ir; gpid
15 ` r.,,(' n; pri r 5(7'n ' i, ,!' lb.
Il'UTTIi';It-'-Th ri.' Iirs from N'w York tiro
si.mnill iand itstfltclht for tin dmirlrtirnd, whinh is
iacltlvo idl hilmr priots. FI ln gradlt of WteVt'rii
are 14r'l'0i and iIlt inn'lost:t; ntillunu an plunill
fiul. Ult, ltl i slowly. Nr'w York 'trrnimnry sillIs
alt, :l ; do, dilly r I 1t. 27' s2t;; dO. d ogro l s5lr 21..1; ;do.
fair 220.:1. W' srlrt'r1nt i'ol fn. :Sltt,; do, diltry
Iil p. 't'. s'; repan'k'd good 11,,17n; reprukId flair
I It' 150ii: tidilum 131' "t lb.
(IdlElE'i'-- Fair supply with it gorod dnrnnmil.
IPrlimt, WVtstenrn factotry IS snlling at lli'.li( lP;
1 guoI lo'. Now York i'ram iti; -'lb.
(1 .iFFER)'-TE li h i d rnnd Is r'stril''tei for wlintl
rt of irsimrbli stork. s.or'k it llrst handsui 19.4
rhiags; in sonitil iitiids. 1,.111 (iugs. Wb P s i' puot
'nuitl'lr 4' : irdinlln ry 17"1 17',0 (.oll, l it. faIr 19t'
itin' , goodi 19.`it'l.l4 pr imept 2"',6.'' '201,'i'' T, li,
.,,i oits.: tOrdinary 17''' l(go .ll), t r I)Ll-;,'U goodl
245', prolmit 21'',, lb h.
I . l a ItN(t-- 'rlt m lniirkn't Is r1 m nd hl I lit '
riran o tirt ,nitiiltlp1 gnr'rr, wilh ,unuall s'no'ks rep
tiharid. lt und 1rts aliro Ihrl nit tl'i''; jrlo lrts 14-i l'
14- ' '' *1 yr rll.
ItECtUIII'Tr 1 OF l'l'ODUiCE--Arrived shirnes oir
r''viivw oif v'sterilnnv: 25 tplis whisky. 5 ti', "r''s
tlmtlii 7 r'tsk- tutpr.mt. 4 lv"Xe'14 trtttonu. 144 Inl's
hav. .171 trlrI tprlIp's 2-17 tIls rlrir.
I;X I'(lT'J'h OF l'lROliUCiE-- Expertis sinenr
r'!vi'uw orr vI'stitrdliy: 11,214 trirs flrur. 21 tit]s liork,
7:1 r'ipsks hijuoni, 71 iri''r;''s aIrd,73 7:1)114 whtuskny,
5':.s spirks ir nr . frl3 ni'.'ks oipitS, i12 la ks brait, ;
hltlrs bliy. Ills2 iirlht stgiitr. 117 hhiris sugar. 42 hisl
iilirli rlns. 215 bblt rili.. 172 fvtteksB (cPriff ,. 72 bhl,
itirp i's, 45 k.ers Iriitom, 127 sacks Halt, :1 tbtbs
CITY ORDINANCES-OFFICIAL.
MAYORALTY Oe. New ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 5, 1877. J
[No. 4101-Administration Series.]
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appropria
tions be and are hereby made, and that the Ad
ministrator of P'ublic Accounts warrant on the
Administrator of Finance in payment of the
same:
A. Emile Soheidecker, one large key for Parish
Prison in June, 1877, approved, 15.
Otto Knoop, lumber for publio buildings in tte
month of July, 1877 approved, $67 75.
itichard Broderick repairing cistern at Boys
House of Refuge in July, 1877, approved, $20.
Fellman Bros., balance of bill for sheeting fur
nished to the 8 cond Julicial Dietriot Court in
June, 1877, approve, 74 cents.
Johnson Armstrong, for stationery, etc., fur
nished to the Registrar of Voters of the Parish of
Orleans in the month of June, 1877, approved,
$62 50.
Total, $155 99.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, September 4, 1877.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy;
Ti.os. G. RAPIERI, Secretary.
MtAYOIiLALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
Uity Hail, Septem her 5, 1877. f
[No. 4102-Administration Beries.]
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained That the following appropria
tions be and are hereby made to defray the ex
penses of the Crescent City k'olice for the month
of July, 1877, and that the Administrator of Pub
lic Accounts warrant on the Administrator of
Finance in payvment of the same:
,ergt. E. Ryan, for ra ions furnished pris
oners confined in the Fi st Preciuct Station in
the month of July, 1877, approved, $36 60.
Sergt. B. Galvin, for rations furnished pris
oners contined in the Second Precinct Station in
the month of July, 1877, approved, $23 50.
Capt. J. B. Kelley, for rations furnished pris
oners confined in the Third I'recunct Station in
the month of July, 1877, approved, $29.
Sergt. Ztch. Bachemin, for rations furnished
prisoners confined in the FYurth Precinct 8tation
in the month of July, 1877, approved, $17 90).
Capt. Thos. O'Netl, for rations furnished pris
oners confined in the Filth Precinct bStation in
the month of July, 1877, approved, $13 90.
Capt. W. H. Manunig, for rations furnished
lratlonera onfined In the Sisth Precinct tatlion
in the month of July, 1877, approved, $16 0U.
Iergt. A. Orabert, for rations furnished prison
ers conined in the ieventh 1'rrcinot ttation in
the month of July, 1877, approved, $5 00.
Corporal L. Wattigny, for rations furnished
prisoners confined in the lbeventh unb-Precinct
Httation in the month of July, 1877, approved,
$3 D.
Htergt. , . J1. Pjol, for rationl furnished prison
eor confined in the Eighth 1'reoonct Htation in the
month of July, 1877, approved, $5 i8).
Herat. J. J. l'ujol, for fulriago in convoying
prisoners to Hoon( lRecorder'n (ourt in the
month of July, 1877, approved, $i 90.
Thos. N. Bloylan, hief of Police, reimburse
moent of amount paid cab hire for conveyance of -
two wonnddl mon from Subnrbaun Nation to -
Charity IlHopital on July 0), 1877, approved, $3.
Total, l$18 10.
Adiptodl vb the Coiinetl of the city of Now Or
lnans, .pteImber 4, 1877.
EL). I'IIDUI:Y. Mayor.
A true copy :
Tn'r (1. lAlhrRI,. Sooretary.
MAYVORAI;TY or NiEW O(I.N'ANC, I
CUlty hll, tSo.t Inilwor r. 1177. $
[No. 410:.-Administration 8ertioe
An ordinance providing for the payment of cer
tain interest.
Be it ordilanod. That the sum of $75 interest
was due July 1, 1875, to C. II. tchaeffTr on bondts
snurenlered for funding, and on which there
were no conpons. Said amount to be paid, when
collected, out of the tuterest funds appertaining
to the respective sorion in conformity with or
dinances Nos. 8190 and 13282 of Administration
series.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, September 4, 1877.
ID. PILIBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Tuoo. 0(. RAy'i..t, Hecretary.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
.rA'Mr, O T,.IIO.IANA. I
Exiu iltivI, DUpart.mo''nt. I
Whnru+ns JItHE1'I I)EMOIRITIELL,, of the city
of Now O)rlurani, htaiL i1t1li nit to ion for 11145 c1ll
itllal Iln If a boInd for the Sotrn of FIVE '1100
HANir DOl.LAltS, utwi.rib.id 1y him, tIhi. Cul
.i r01pll tInimornrliiIllu hio princlpul, with Victlor
l)u11irorllo is H 5uritrty, dulod ion tho twility
.lghlitlh dlly of Novelmberii, 1874, itl ,'ondlitiond
for tlhe flithliful turforrnolli' of tli! diitiv- i f,
mnil Joseiph iuru'ornill, fio ('ongtiibln for thu
Third ui.timn'o (%oiurt or tle Iarigh of rle.ifans.
Now, thi'ruforf,. I, FlANCIU '1'. NIUJtOLLL,
(iovurlnor of th u HtltJoi of Lou inlin, hanv
thoughll.It prolpr to itiiif itlis my pro~uiltlnit.lotn.
In ordir to give iiu0l..e to ill ipersons heriin in
t.,rndl~l to HIh.w calllmlH. ill wrliting, It the of1t1e
of th St'tcritlrry if Mlati, i Ithe city of N.iw (r
llilO, within nility tilay from on.! itftir tht,
hI!,t rubilflantion hlireof, why staid lh(10nl shoulit
not, re i c l~c lll n.ll (I1l( iniiill.ll .
W l ntou Imy lilld, Ii n iltllnt.l,!I l,ti .d with the. (ill,
of liihN Hintt ,iof oul..tunin. itthinclty If Now Or
liLiCns. thli twleity-tflth tday of Aullgit. in th.t
yi.lr If or Lord anlil tholllusd i ight i hnuil drIl dll
11ld .v1 H n.IItyI-ovIn tnd of tthl o o .Il I f l l '! l nlllld
(Ic1rllnd yvir of toii, Intlp!Litlbd'norIo (If t.ll United
tHltl- of Amurlie.
FIRANCIS T. NICHOLLH.
Oovwrnor of the State of Loulshian.
By the (lovwrnolr:
OiCAn Atnr1uoo,
Asulatiant Socrrftiry of Stato.
IRillIn (li ____________
CANCELLATION OF IUNI). n
UNITED HTATER OF AMnyRIclA,
Exolltivo I)opvLrt imtlt.
Whirnja 1lts. CHRIITINA GARWHI'TAM I'. of
thI 'itv of Now Orlians,. tas atli.d to noo for
Sth Ionellathon of a bond for th. sur.in of
TWEINTY-FIVE THlOUSANID DOI,,LA IH, Hul,
slWried by tho Into John Oirstkarn,. heor hll
hand. with Frank ,oldi.nhitrnor, Jwob IlaiTnor.
John RoIllln. Adlam ElloniLw'h and lrlanLn
bRollo, las .ourlt.ils, datld thl niniotoltth dlty of
Jilitualry. iT75, to H4rt'llt' t.h, falthfill Iporforln- -
anco oflthe dltlOi of satu Johil (Iarsitkn allll
Stato tax eollottotr for th 8l)ixth Distlrt, of th
parish of OrlaIis.
Now, thllorfor, 1. Franrci T. Nicholls. Oov
ornor of li th trde of Loulliuanin, have thought
proDpr to isulo this, mn y iprollrlnaltlon,. In orrl'
to givo noticO to all po.rsois bllr.in inlltorost,od.
to show (tauso, in writlng, at, thl offioo of th.
H.B'roltary of Hatol, in the city of Now Orlon.ns,
witlhi ni n1lty dLays from antd aftllr thoe Ihl't
publlvatoIn hIrof, why stlld bhond should not
Lb cianoilold and aninllllnled.
(Glven under tmy handl and tllo sol of thli
State, of Loullanat, at the city of Orliansl tlhis
t.wonty-flfth day (,f August. iIl tht' yiear of our
Lord on.o tlhousawld ulght hundred and M.ovently
suvtn, and of th on hundrod L. n .riso nlld you
of tlhe Indoeilonlu ons of tIhe Unitod HISatos of
F RIANCIS T. NICIfOILH.
Govolrrnor of tho Stati of Louisiana.
By tho Govrrlnor :
Assistiln.t ht.ert|ty of Mtato.
I 11214 :1111{_____,*___
-1
CALEB A. PARKER & CO.,.
10............. Union street...............
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA,
OENEILAL AGIENT PFORI
Alabama, Georgla, Tennessee, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Texas,
Fon
H. W. JOHNS
Manufacturnr of
ASBESTOS MBATERIALS
Asbestos Paints in white and all known tints;
colors mixed ready for use, unerualled in the
market for durability and beauty.
AMBENTOS ROOFING,
Unoeualled for durability; no retention of
water on the roof. equal to Slate
on that account.
Asbestos Root Paint, AMbestos Fire
Proof Coating, AMbestos steam
Packing, Steam Pipe and
Boller Coverings.
TESTIMONIALS:
NEW ORLEANs. Otoheor 4, 1876.
Having mado use of the Asbestos Pa I'it mann
factu red by H. W. Johns, of Ne,w York. ari for
warded to rme by C. A. Parker. Esq.., 10 Union
street, New Orleans. to be tested. I take pleas
ure In saying I have found themr to ,be in every
respeet as represented. I :can onlllentiy
rocrmmnmend them to builders, owners of real
estate and ship c.aiptails as beini rnl uh sup5ie
rior, in my opinion, to any mixs.di taints in this
or any other courllntry. atdl in fa t, beyond com
parison with any (lead) in this mIrrkiEt.
THOMAS D. CAI EY,
Chemist and Painter. Washington and l agnolia
streets. New Orleans.
NEw OnLEANS. April 20. 1877.
Caleb A. Parker & Co.:
Sirs--aving usedl H. W. Johns' Asbestos
Paints and oofilng. I consider them the best
have ever used. IRespectfully yours,
Captain of Steamboat New Bart Able,
REFERENCE-Messrs. H. Dudley Coleman &
Brother 12 Union street, New ( r.eans.
Send Circular and Price List. 71y5
GARDEN SEEDS
JUST RECEIVED.
NEW CROP OF TURNIP HEED THIS YEAdB'
G(IROWTIH.
Also. n full ., nrtmntet o alil (EAfONABLE
MEEI)H. iwn,4elilg largrr labt Flat Dutch
aol Drmhoand Cabbage, snuDrior
d;aliity.
For ~ilo at ther NEW HEED STORIE.
E. BAKEIR,
No. 7 CAMlP STRElgT.
NEW ORLEANS.
orel ,c ,,rt by mlill, ,postag, n paid. All orders
promnrptly nttolfl to, aull am
JAMES D. ED WARDS ;
(S'ucr, nssor to Dan itl and J.. Edlwards,a'
STEAMBOAT, RAILRtOAD AND ENGIN
EERS1 SUPPLIES,
MImIInufIaturr of the most improved
1TFEAM TRAINS FOR MAKING SUSAL
And ovcry description of
Copper, Brass and Sheet-Iron Work.
Dnaeir in Tron Pipo and Fittlng. for Steam.
Wat,,r or (ins; Mraurts anl Iron dtlvuns; .o1.
Oil (Ilohns; it,1amm n all r Watulr Galn; ile
Tubii; Bolts andi Nuts; I'unrhod Nlt; Log
H.roirrw; Wa.rnhers; Elvtlni: Ulitnrn, Woll and
Forcm I'Prumnp: Brnin.and Iron Wirie Cloth; Ru
lor, Luibriltlinrig a.ld Il fion4 Pkin: BRub
to, li, ; ,ll rig: Luohrlniatlng. Lard, Signal.
Ill lor' nd lI, ulllight, Ohils WVltit Load. : Cot-Ob
tf,n Wantik: Cotton Hutm l nscking; OGti PiDe
Stocks and Die.s; 1'lpn Cutters;: To ;
Wrnin,'hl'n: Piihs Vi.ns; Jack Sorews; Flue
Brushon ; F lue Scrapners, etc.
Agent for the
CAMERON SPECIAL STEAM PUMP
-For
PUMPING JUICE AND SUPPLYINO BOILE.B.
Hnd for Price List,
JAMES D. EDWARDI.
2. 24, 24 and l Front and 21. 2a, 26 and 27 Delta
stront. Now Orleans. 1e21 '77 l1
CHEAP FOR CASH.I
In order to mark phvoe for GOODS TO AR
ILIVE SOON I offer my
PRIEENT STOCK OF ME.CIHANDIIAB
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
E. VINET,
ful ly (ol Canal. near Rampart.
JULIO,
PORTRAIT PAINTER.
No. Care.ndelot *treet, New Orleans.
Portraits from lifo
or from pictures of
the dec.mrmed (in oil or
crayon, from to to
$150.
'My ART GALLEBR
In a place of free re
nsort, and the nublic
in lnvltnId to visiit it .t
plontiure.
m8em
EQUAL TO TIt HEBEi.
Marais Street Steam Brewery,
8 ............ arais street...........
Botwr,n Conti and St. Louis.
H. F. *TUIRCK.N, Proprietor,
lyl0 min NEW ORLEANSK.
HENRY KLUUNG,
LITHOGRAPHER, ENGRAVER
-AND
811............ MaPiazine Street............11
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
All work exeruted at, New York pricms, jy2e Iy
YINCONTAUION. ,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
DlIINFECTANT IN THE WORLD.
It will posltlvely remove unUleasiant odors
frorm Hn "wrs. WatiTr GCl,noset. Ietc.. In tin minutes.
No trouble. No preparation. Always ready for
us,.
You have only to scatter a few handsfvl in and
around the places whero the had odors arise
and In a few minutes the odors disappear.
It Is parked in huakekts. twelve pounds each
Price $51 2. per bucket. L gr sale, by
I. L. LYONS Agent,
42 and 44 Cam p and 113.t11 and 117 Gravlor streetm
New Orleans. ies aom SaTufnT
DR. FARRIS,
A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSIOIAN,
Continues to gIve his ENTIRE ATTENTION to
the treatmeont of venereal and private diseasee.
Recent cases cured in a short time. Longstand
ing constitutlonal allments are treated with un
paralleled success. SpermatorrhceS , Seminal
Weakness or Nervous Debility and Impotency
as the result of evil habits In youth or excess
which produce some of the following eflects:
emissions, blotches, debility, desondency
dizziness, nervousness, dimmesi of ight
constipation, confusion of Ideas, and unfltti
the victim for business or marriage, are s
cured. A physician who confines himself ex
elusively to the treatment of a certain class
diseases must possess greatakill in that spel
ty. A medical pamphlet for two stam
Medicines su lied. Consultation free. tur
guaranteed. Hours: 9 iL. . to 7 p. m.; Sunda
from 7 a. m. to 1 . m. 01Oc No. 24 xcha
Place, between Canal and Customhouse.I
PREMIUM BONDS`
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOB SALE.
BUMS TO SUIT.
LEGISLATIVE WARRANTS
Purchased by A. LEMOB].
a.il mo. I, Glllier a )nrt
CONSUMPTION
Positively (wured.
All sufferers from thIs . is.ad who are anxlon
to be curid should try DRt. KIS4NEI'S CE
BRATED CONSUMPTIV POWDERS. Thee
powders are the only trfeoaratlon known th
will curr, CONSUMPf1s.O and all diseases of
THROAT ANI) LUNGS-indetd, so stron is
Sour faith In them, and also to convince you
- they are no hbubug, we will forward to eve
Ssufferer. by mail, post paid, a FREE
BOX.
We don't want your money until you
yerfectly satistfied of their curative powers
if yourlife, s worth saving, don't delay ingivi
these POWDERS a trial, as they will surely car
Price, for large box 53, sent to any part of
United Stat es or Canada by mail on receipt
price. Address ASH & OBB
ASH & ROBBINS,
apsl, ly 'so Fulton street. Brooklyn. N Y.
W. W. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE, LOUISIANA.
Practices in the parishes of Ouachita. Mo
house and Richland. Claims taken for co
r tion in all other parishes. With privilege of maa
aging same in connection with attorneys rese
Iag there. nolo eThuly