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4musemenis.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
~ twenty ,thirlst and Fourt .MSf.t
TIE Hxh FIsnEE&H 81 %nf sAIsSfaIssss
WILL CLOSE sHTr RbHY NIGHT. MAY 20.
NETWORK CONSERVATORY, e or b.,I MuSiC'
~ EAST 4T ST. near I%y PtssSfS nst'
1902 49, St ;9d Io Si gSy Ff T st pns sFArh
Pupils RECEiVED daily, in all branches 49,, o..
sani1e and Is in an respects superior similar Institutions
OLYMPIC THEATER, GA BR0ADWA1:.
THE FAMILY rHKATER OF THE M ll1,e,
Mis-. Emma H Ds WI Mis-. Clara Soc- Ms Mis-,
anI rrno. stewart Dare JOAN Hart Pat looney' Harry
MAf nST s w I'D Hsi and sArGRDAy.
DRUDIE COLE-TO-NiGHT. TONIGHT,
PARK THEATER; rrr,,,xo 90, .,
\ ,;E Hw DEHbrUrHN'tii9..
MS LLINOR HOWARD
The role selected FOR her nrst appearances
ITALIAN WIZ.
'4IpP nEfc1. y s A lSl@iIsp{ |"
D0BNs0N Hall; sr.c,.vss OF To-N'GhI'
The most enjoyable opera
with =, Tcso east & a1 cepete orcarn most
powerful cAorns. Tie most fnons and & most n2,lm %
Europe aaG im'ica' 800
GIROFLE-GIROFLA-IN ENGLISH.
charming opera in anclas e you eau IN erslan
snns I.uc' ad German. EON let us have 10 ~ English
POBIEoON HALL.
SPARKLING. sentimental ,lhsnape ancrstandae To be
,fns and Gsyed in En,s livery evening ann 9n'Tpy wy
Ne protection oi this tel ghtu OPERA b. dr MATT a.O
GAS. The crtaiuing ami amusing augneTprDVok-
ing, sentimental = ! > OF Tia, Jay.
81 80, T. joc pr'sceaan Boxes $ and so.
GAN FRAN I<CO MINSTRELS.
- New Opera Iiouse Iroadway and Twenty ninihst
EN,ry might, tie great buTltSiue
SPELLING MATCH, &c.
scots secured. Matinee saturday ~ =
GTUART ROBSON BENEFIT, Union square
- Tsater, TIyhsDAY AFTEGNo0N, Ma 20.
C. 7. Horne, ~ lie Bllur' arr Glanlc Pn rnnshs
ccple Nj i ran@i IN ,r songs " love
JoI-N w0P : 70 BsoE a. TIE wIErIXG MoP >
JONESs baby. RCB$ON ~ JONES. seats ready.
T'WENIY-elV NTH GRAND ORGAN CON
GET AID last bnt nc nrch oi ne il.y TIA ~
Madison ave = 2t g. N".na' ay NAY ~ 80 T. w
cast Miss ,cmrntne lasr -oirh0 Adl-sI1n - c'i'S'
l W ' 5l4 BROADWAY.
MR. JOSH H,RT soc Proprietor
A WtrCiff FsS 6HEr OLD FAVORITES
Mr. SNN EICKFY. Ms.JOIIN WILD,
MASTER BANNEI. MIR. LARRY tOoIIf'
COR. ri, ,t,tSS MIR. CIIAS. WHITE
MISS J. \ ME I!UGUTs MS \ RICHMOND.
KING SNKBrO. ~. WM CARTER,
Mr. ". MD..EF. DtVEEE BIOS,
CARROLL Harris MR.J.GR Yrs
NM th, MR.. .. /. STOTTS
CONWAY I.nOS. And ch.r- In .cw
ana lfelsine bill
AN ENTIRE NEW OHIO.
ConcGi!ng With tie drama.
TIE IDlSI POLICEMAN.
Matinee "Wednesday and saturday
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GtltioTfrr.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
~ BERLIN q JONES ENVELOPE COMPANY ND
PAPFK WAREHOUSE. Nos 13i AID J6 lliam-st. New
YOrk facility for mauu'ac ming one million rnyro'
per day Patent Fol ling ani Cumming Machines AZ
prices Liberal discounts Ia the trade
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lmusememts.
Union SQUARE THEATEK. suoor
Manager. ,.-.-'A- m ''
Begins At y oyrr az rI Ius


Union SQUARE THEATEK. o~
L Proprietor sHEkipATp ss na
1901 II 70 i57TH TINE
Mr. Hart Jackson. aa,ptasono'
THE MOST BEAuTIFUL PLAY SEEN IN NETWORK
The TIE f.s e.. lsslsls. c4'r;. rs; ms
fnams,, %P Y y s.
!. rr alter ley, aaa others; Misses Fanny Mcrsnt,
ths tatSi kss claIso ES Blanchard "a. v. m.
I posn r ions Lob Fia Norveod Kate Holland
here cass;iay, and Hattie bh Ia, re; ,sroS, "a
r Ss ss ss TIE TIE MS n Evss
sAr sisEiF MAY % rHfN MATINEE
Keats be secured b1e month Ia advance .,,,,.,. -
FRIDAY. MAY 2l Bcnedt OF Mr. ciIAs. r. IHoaNE.G
TTNION SQUARE THEATER.
u MI CHAs r. THORNE RS BENEfir' -
F r. EyEa ~ nc M is 1 .. the cs S'
ailr de vau.ray in fhe ertat play. The Two Drphans
NVAaL;IL:AtIC,K,~,.,, MANAGE, NJ Lester wall.sx.
Doors open az 80. To commence at clJcA prT'S'T
LAST WEEK nut ONE OF THE REGULAR sEAsoS.
THURSDAY EVENING. Hay 20. the per.ormsnce viu
comm"nce "iiA tie Iotiie comedy called
~, an, NJ, nAPt1 - ~ ,,o>-r ,c,-F and
Miss ADh D9As 'a AIR x9,ei 81 tan. comedy
Mr. JOHN GILBERT a.. SIR ANTHONY ABsoLuTK
StT Sir i # AiG!I ~ ki:rr BOB Acnis
rTr 7 n CARI. III - ........ FALKLAND
Mr.. T.. NJ. IL L-l., ID DAVID
Mis- JEyFkEYslEwi5 ssLyyPaJ, . JAHsFdsr
M His GoibTjlwAiTE JULIA
TO.dOlRDW lFhlDAY) EVENING
THE IRISH HBIREsS.
SATURDAY MATINEE, May o.
Iytions chalning io,tic story entitled the
LADY or LYONS.
VIII presented FOR the time n AT this rheaer
III attention 10 sccn'rJ and Accessories
tat has charact, n a FORMER productions here
Ihr Asst viii i.,i n.e:
Mr.. II. ]. MONTAGUE, Nj. JOHN GILBERT, Mr.. ]. ".
FOLK, Mr. j. ". CAIRO Ill. air. J.. PLIMPIbN, hr. o. II.
BROWNE. nj g. J.. EDWIN. Miss ADA DYAs. Nina
POHISI and Mr.. JDiH SEXTON.
STII Ave. IuEATER. Fourteenth Week!
- 93d 10 9Jh performance.
THE BIG BONANZA.
THE BIG BoTANZA 7hDoNANZA MATINEE
saturday, az 100
Bo@A NZACENTFNNIAL
Momsuiy Night May 4t..
EVERY NlG;.T SILVER BRICKS.
ETH AVENUE TIIEATER.
Benefit MATINEE. "WEDNESDAY. MAY .&
a, iuf past one. for
Mrs. G.. II. GILBEkI'S BENEFIT
Mr JOHN BROUGUAN vith other 6ist ngushci artist.
las ccHrrO -y lulIut'~cr,l.
"a
FAVORTTEs OF THE Jrh AVENUE COMPANY,
EXTRAORDINARILY PROGRAMME
DOX ST II SOW ops.
DkTDlE COLt-TO-NiGHT TONIGHT,
Il ASSOCIATIONS HALL !. l. fio4'i-Hi.iN Director.
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Gslp n)anteo-- males.

A GENTS and CANVASSERS WANTED Tor
nn,,ksst selns article ever protuoedSampis and
ticulsIs mailed for 20 ceptA Money e.nhueo e'e SASa
tory FRANK DEFY, 80 East lZth 81, n Y
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Gorsrs, Carriages, tjGrnrss, &r.
COTPE FOR SALE \ handsome single
~ GOV Pc. hne order apply AZ private stable No 10
East S7.h -.
CARRlAGES.-Al large stock of PHAEIO\c.
" RockaYays, top ana nDiOp Baggie Depot ana Ithei
Wagons of my ow make manufacturers prices
CHARLES GRU BE, l4l West Broadway.
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Gbanfes for Business Ellen.

weather by contracting expanding Capital SIS
sskod 70 examine IL ments Address ~. W. Ii. BENSON
kAfDsseVI0. VHgll.A.
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6elu nanieo-- females.

PROTESTANT GIRL Wanted for GENERAL
L HoU sEwoRK-Country. Apply l5a WAshinS'"ns~ '
New-York.
WANTED-MULE SPINNERS.-0ne hun, hun,
dreMule spinners number wa uo uuo,, nj
permanent employ and Ase. ..y "a MfILs Lowe
iREMcNT AND SUFFOLK VofioS ~'' N""''s
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR STONE.-Proposals vii
be received until the for furnishing the Ions
Railroad Co 800 yards OF stone Of good quality ana M
Railroad Cuvert Masonry delivered At Hunters Ion
al Greenport Long Island Address O. W. n CUSIls supi
Long island CITY giving point Of proposed delivery
and quality.
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Gituations Uautco- females.
Seamstrossa3.

A YOUNG Swedish Girl rs SEANSTRESS
~ ami NJ RISE IL willing ami obiilfng gOoa city refer
ence would 90 the cOIntry. Call address lJ3 msc
nIuuIa
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gish Protestant gil ytry aud tidy with
uufh viii give best recommendations from hcI employ
makes excellent bIas biscuit AMI psrea Can al loo 9Th
ave-. UoA ~ 3th aAa Jti s.a up slAlia
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FoR SALE
THE ENTIRE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE
AMERICAN STOVE AND HOLLOW
WARE COMPANY.
COR SALE.

eIceNtion
materials on hand tools fixtures and materials 10
manufacture ALI classes of STOVES AND TIMED AND
ENAMELED HOLLowwARE together with the good
will Of large valuable and increasing bnsiness The WORKS
are in good order and the company free from DEBT Tbs
Cords splendid opportunity oundermen and others des
s NJ engaging IN stead established business
TERMS VERY Low. AMPLE CREDIT VII be given on
GOOD security.
sold TO close the estate Of EDGAR THOMSON, deceased
v,~ further information amply 10 the company
No "a NORTH SFCOND-ST, Philadelphia
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LADY,, maid and seamsress; thorough
hairrpsser and dressnaker operates Wheeler WI sons
machine speaks English; best reference Apply at
ODEILS AGENCY, 100 West 81 t.st. corner Broadway.
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5iiuai!ous Uanlc1-- Males.
Clerks Statesmen, &c.

4 SITUATION by u young man % years OF
~ age any kind of business his De ENGAGED WIN
large hoisr AMI Is familiar wit the ds 81 an "cr
en- Furnish ciIac AID abihy Address
E ~ Is. IT, -.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-01-31

ans, presiding BY Our authority over the
Synod---did, after the accustomed prayers
NAG been said, unanimously elect by secret
s9aHfage Our before mentioned Venerable
nrotner, Dionysius Scelhot, to DO Patriarch
OF Antioch of the Syrians; whereupon
Doth the Elect and the electors did petition
Us by letters to that effect, that We would
by Our Authority confirm this election, and
confer upon the Elect the honor Of the
Sacred Pallium. The whole affair having
been diligently and accurately examined in
Onr congregation of Propaganda, We,
most willingly adopting the recommends.
ton Of the same Congregation have
thought fit to preconize the before mon
toned Orr Venerable Brother Dionysius
Sceihot, Patriarch of Antioch of the Syri-
ans, and to confer on him the Paliium ia
Ken from the body of the Blessed Peter, in
the assured hope that he, with the good
help Of God, will prove an efficient helper
and defender of the Catholic Church of the
syrians In this its season of affliction, with
zeal Tor religion, and for the salvation of
souls, and for the holy fulfillment of the
duties OF the pastoral Office.
gaid Vobis Videtars
~ the authority of Almighty God, and
or the holy Apostles Peter and Paul and
Our own, We confirm and appove the elect
ion and postulation made by our Venerable
Brethren the Bishops Of the Syrian Rite
concerning the person of Our Venerable
Brother Dionysius Scelhot, Patriarch, We
q osoiye him from the bond by which he is
bound to the Church of Aleppo and We
him to the Patriarchal Church
o. o. Antioch OF the Syrians; and We set
MIN as Patriarch aud Pastor of the
same Church as is expressed in the Consis-
lorisi Decree and Schedule, all things to
the contrary notwithstandinp.-In the
name of the Father and of the Son and of
the Holy Ghost. Amen.
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Tho praise of Mary lie foun tain 30 full that
the more It extends tho fuller il becomes, and
the fuller 1t becomes the moro IL extends !;
great and snblime that the more we praise her
the moro there is to praise.--St. AlphoMsaSG
LigWori.
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The greatest magicians of the age are
paper makers they transform the beggar's
rags into sheets for editors to lie on
Paper Trade Journal.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DENTISTRY. :

DURABLE DENTISTRY.
Dr.. j. II. MALONEY corner of Josephine and Camp
streets near Magazine Market Informs his
and the public in general that he performing
appertaining to his profession in the
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted with or
without extrasting the roots. plan. old sets
OF teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation secured
teeth extraotsd without pain by the use of gas or
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Buy your trusses and braces where they are
made and fitted at II, splllmAnRs 90 Baroane street
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dive

IL easily applied, inparts . beautiful black or brown
and acts Hike magic Tho beet in the world. Sold BY
all druggists. Price. q box.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FIFTY PER CENT
BELOW THE OLD PRICESy

BELOW THE OLD PRICESl
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, in tho Latest
splendid ssasonabl. ovEscoArs, both Ligh. and
An III. Nav s.x,.. Heavy Weight ,,,. v.,-.. sr,.
and Fur Oars. ''A' ''''' '-'A
Furnishing gss GSSs. Trunks va''' and
Customua Kentucky Jeans,
Rubber and OIL Clothing.
The ladies' respectfully invited inspect
tiful assOrtmentof BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING.
~. a %agnacent stock Of Cloths Diagenals, Doeski1s
for Metropolitan Uniforms.
Measures taken and fits guaranteed so per cent less
than anywhere in town, Mt
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSES
deeo sm customhouse and the River.
THE NEW YORK TABLET,
| Enlarged by tho Addition of
Twsnty-Thrse Columns of Reading Halter,
PAFEK In TIE UNITED STATES. 'o
a MAGNIFICENT s s3HHEA OF OUR HOLY
POPE Plus TX,
(size saxas inches), q PORTRAIT OF DANIEL
o'CoNNELL given premium to every person
sending g, together with copy of THE TABLET for
one year.
Every Catholic family should have it.
AGENTS wANTED-sPECIAI. INDUCEMENTS
TO PARTIES FORMING CLUBS
Terms per annuna s. 90
single copies. O6
A specimen Of THE TABLET sent to any address
together with d. & j. sadlier Co.'s Catalogue of
Books on application for further information.
Address, ~
D.. J. sADLIER & CO.. publishera,/
New York.
Sadlier's Catholic Directory, Almanac
and 0rdo for 1875,
with full return of the various Doceses in the United
States and British North America and list of the
Archbishops Bishops and Priests in Ireland.
vol. i2mo clotn extra so
Sent free by mail on receipt of price, deen St
T 8. ATHENS q SON.
236 49, .--- TcHoUPrroUIAs sTRRKr-.2s e |
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Iron Seeel, Copper, Brass, Lead Galvenized Spikea
Nails, Bolts, etc.
Brass and Composition, Ship Hardware Builders, Hard
ware and Fire Grates
Locksmiths' and Bell Hangers' Matertals
Together wi Ii the greatest variety every
Of Mechanics Tools and Hardware be- found IN the
south. at reasonabie prices au2'N ~
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suit from pulmonary affections is frightfal There IL
sumption. By the neglect Of seht colds thew soou
become deePssated and defy remedies which applied
EIpectorant has proven itself THE MOST VALU-
ABLE LUNG BALSAM ever discovered. A DIS
ces II the greatest blessing Of the nineteenth oen
tnry and says NO family should be without it." It
move the mo.t obstinate cough, ONCE No. is Murray
street new york spl2 "A ly
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-19

b beer Schmidt a ziegief-4 cur cotton seed A a
.Maginnis Hon--l7O sacks cotton seed Union Oil
Co-1O3 bdls paper f G Palmer dco----i ear hoop
poles 4 q Heck 10 coop3 poultry. Given 4 VIII
fjams- 60 bbls oil L Labpt 6co q do b A J D Ed
wards---l pkge paper Bright hc2--.i pkge
pkge candy L Medaf-5 tca hams r Del Eondio-
piano r Werlcin -eundfies to order-1Total 2a5
bales cotton 40 sacks cotton seed car cotton
seed,
, NEw ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December 1876 bbls molasses Jno Thibeut--2a
do + J Forstall 4 Sop -9s d9 hide sugar Ander.,
son Simpson, 40 j Burbridgr Hro~Total
so bills mofassea u hhda sugar.
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MARINE NEWS.
n. o, DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Dee, 10. 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Dr. steamship Memphis. Mellon. fer Liverpool
Sllas Weeks dco
Aust bark Bandins. r. Perovich. for Leith--
Master
Ger bark Emily. Beichman. for Bremen
Shultz 6co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hudson. eager. from New York. 18th
inst, TO A Moultons, I'd dis.
Ship Sabine. Borland, from Antwerp. Oct 9TH In
ballast to X Miller-2s I'd dis
Steamship Geo w Elder, Read, from New York
nth inst. Chas Whitney &co-Aigicrs.
Spanish bark Odulia, Echeverrfa, II days from
Havana. to master-Poirt.
Brig Cairo, Rogers. from Pass Christian. to mas
ter-Point-
Scbr Ida c. Billiard. Small % days from New
York to master-Point.
Steamship Tappahapnock Pendletop from
Havana. via Florida Ports. TO Roberts
~ BELOw-COMING UP.
Ship Adolph,ls. Rose. from Liverpool. Oct. leth.
70 Shultz Eco.
Bark Onni Dahlberg from Liverpool. Oct. 18th.
toe Shepherd 6no.
Spanish bark Odulia. Echeverria, IL DAYS from
Havana. 10 master.
schr. Ida G Billiard Small. % days from New
York, to master.
STEAMBOATS,.
Coy Allen, Libano, from Fort Adams.
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COmanercial.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. IL. 1875.
-COTTON-Thc salcs to-day embraced
$3.50 bales at steady prices, until the lat
ter part OF tho day, when parties met
the demand more freely and prices were
rather easier, requiring a reduction OF
Re. In the inside figures for Middiing
and Good Middling. We give also the
figures and report OF the Exchanged
below:
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sunday, December H. 1875, I
The Undersigned, In assuming charge Of the
River Department OF tho DAILY DEMOCRAT re-
specially rolicits from his steamboat friends u
continuance Of the patronage so literally ey-
tended during his connection with the New Or
leans crescent and Bu'iefin.
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
Among the many fine steamers that navigate
the Mississippi and it, tributaries. the St Mary
ranks first Of her class. being now. staunchlv
built and fitted ont with every modern improve
ment. She has ever been favorite with the
travelling public. In her new trade-between
this city and Washington-we bespeak for her
and her popular officers lions share of the
patronage. She leaves every Wednesday at y.
m. from and after Wednesday the 18th inst On
her initial trial trip in the trade she leaves Tues
day, 2lst inst. under command Of Capt. Fred
Probst. and in the Office will be found the smIl-
ing coYntenance Of that fsvorite Opelousas
clerk. Mr., j. b. Schmidt, whose friends In the
fhe regular Lower coas, peeke, J. F. Frazer,
under command u Capt Oliver Cantor. Jr.
leaves the head Of Cont street daily at o. m.
for Belair Plantation and all landings intermedI.
ate on the Lower Coast. Capt Canton, though
young in years. Is veteran steamboatmen, and
by strict attention to business and thorough
thereof, has won for himself host
II friends In the Lower Coast trade.
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OPELOUSAS.

OPELOULAS WEEKLY PACKET.
Ioayc5 TUESDAY. Dec. a, Mt SPIN.
FOR WASHINGTON. PORT
Barry. Churchyille, Bayou Deg
o. Glaizes, htchnfaaya, Simmsport.
PIG BENZ Landing. Old River, and all interme-
d'ae points-Iho light-draft passenger steamer
ST. MARY,
r. fio'st. master, J. j. Schmidt. clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board. or 10
HITE d CARJTN, . TehoupftonIss at
Through bills laJin0 20 B,,vou R1rIf. djD i'm
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ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

,.s}Es FJR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM,
A pfls and Bonds-fhodne steaIner
H. q. YAEGER,
" s8h HOOK. muster. N. B. Fowler. clerk.
Leaves MONDAY, Dec. 30. at SPIN.
BISMARCK,
'no' fpnne master Ross Powell. clerk.
Through bills Of ladnQ win Cairo and Rel,nort
- oil points North 0nd West
,,..s J. u. WOODS h CO.,
uisH f0t Common street
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There was nothing in the DISPATCHES
to stimulate the demand. and tho move.
neut being checked by scapt freight
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STEA NJ ROATS.
RED RIVER.

4
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIvrn TrAra-
,tpnIATION COMPANY sTEAMEnS
" j. BrynrIp. Ittn4t M
Col A. T. kUilns. ii. i Uehnt,
LII boi's. Belle Rowland.
e. H. Durfce.
FOE eItkLxErQRT. JEFFER.
- - Gp,ishaft,, Grand Ecore. Hisxans
ii . nnu ~ way sud plantation landngs-INav.
ing NOW Oreaus as follows: AN'"'
For Grayd rcorc.
r,.,.C c. ", 'Stln,lo mastor.
Leaves TUESDAY. east inst, ot .. ~.
BONNIE BON NslY{svG ZEE.
- ,,,,.,,,... Nonli Scoyeil nastSr
Leaves v WEDNESDAY 2tst inst. nj !, ~ M
No wharfboh charges viii h63ns1o on froiobt
River "o"'n oI he1
t,2rwarding frcights copsjgiI "a othc comnanv
~ Now orleans viii lbs hsndlfM FREQ ~ drnvaDs.
and COMMISSIONS Nv ~ "i"s"s"
For freight or passsge, opply on board NJ tha
GGoals, " 81 tho Office u Tho company. No. III
NJ Lu,isr Ssteet' JDS, \. AIKEN President
--"is--~------. NV. Joyce. Aren't
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MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

hLHuLAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET.
FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA
Mouth OF White River. Cbjcot.
:, =, ~Grceuyic. yicksburg. Natehe5
e ein me Bonds~I}o now and nagnifleent
MARY BELL,
For FRIDAY, Dee a. at p. m. /
JAMES HOWARD,
y y r tof III hSpAf. Dee %, st y r.
wil leave 10 above, Particular uf.6nson o giynn;
IN, M Wy and plantation bps,brss' Tbrs1nghh
rogds. EEOCKETT X y ftu,g ~ thlcot rails
~ ~ Magazine street..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-19
UPPER COAST.
GRAND ECORE.

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@rn~ ron GRAND ECORE, MONT
k2kAkxt gomery. Alexandria. Norman'su
EVE Wares, Bariins and all way land
Riverb-The steamer
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For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-05-21
SeaSOnable Hints.

FODDER CoRN.-If to be cured, the sar.
lier this is sown the better. That for soil.
ing purposes may be sown In succession
up to the last of July. The land ought 10
be we'll enriched, and in that condition IL
will yield great quantity of excellent
feed. The best plan for securing the best
yield and for convenience in cutting ia ia
sow in drills about three feet apart. the
grains being from nine to ten to foot
Cut when the corn is in full tassel, and mt
up in small shocks to dry, or pile thickly
against the fences.
PUMPKINs.-These ought not to be over.
looked in the provision made for winter
feeding. They can be readily grown In
with the corn, and are palatable and use.
full for cows. 1t in as early az convent.
emit, give each hill good supply of rich
manure, and keep keen eye for the strip
ed bug. Hand picking is useful against
this trespasser if persevered in, but il IA
better to dust the vines when the dew IL
on with mixture of plaster and ashes, to
which has been added little sulphur and
Scotch snuff.-American Farmer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-05-21
DISCOVERY OF A CAVE IN HAaERsTowN.

DIscovERY OF CAVE IN HAGERsTowN.
Late yesterday afternoon a cave was dis
covered in the neighborhood of Franklin
St. by MIR. George Walters, who was blast
ing out cistern on the premises of Mr..
Benjamin Beck, West Franklin st. Mr..
Beck has been engaged at this work for
some months, blasting through solid rock.
His first aim was a cistern, but latterly
has been blasting for well. He had al
most despaired, when yesterday afternoon
he was rewarded for his labor after getting
to the depth of over twenty feet. The fl
nal blast opened up scene of wonder
which had never mingled with Mr.. BIS
Widest dreams. The mouth OF the cave
was brought to view, and upon investiga-
ton was found to be of considerable size.
1t has yet been but partly explored, and
there is scarcely any conjecture as to how
far or in what direction it extends. Last
night, being provided with candles and a
ladder, we, in company with Mr.. Beck and
Mr.. John Davis entered the cave. We ex-
plored it about sixty feet southwark, when
further progress was impeded by spring
ofpure, clear water. The spring is about
four feet in depth. Here the cave curves
to the left, and evidently passes under
Franklin street. So far as we went we
could walk erect, and the natural arch
over our heads was as symmetrical as il
made by human hands. We took q cup
along and drank some Of the water, and
it equalled, if not excelled, the water OF
our most valued springs Hagerstocn
NewS, April 10.