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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-19
TAKE

ALL
sIMMONs'S LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen
1t is emlneutly q Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for inTIedl.
ate resort will save many an hour OF
suffering and many dollar In time
After Forty Years trial 1t Is still re-
cevng the most unqualified testimo-
niais OF It's virtues from persons or
the highest character and leSronsi-
bllitr Eminent physicians commend
'aS IEFfFEGTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION. HEADACHE,
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, l'IZzI-
MSS SOUR STOMA Gil. had taste
in the MOUTH, BILIOUS AT
TACKS. PALPITATICS Of the
HEART. PAIN In the region of
the KIDNEYS, DESPoNDENCY,
GLOOM, and forehodin2s Of EVIL,
all Of which are the offspring OF
q diseased LIVER.
IF ycu feel DULL. DROWSY,
DRRILIT ATED. have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COAT ED. you are SUI
fcrtng rom TORPID LIVER or
HIL1oUSNESS," and nothing
will cure you so speedily aid
permanently.
inc LIv Eg. the largest organ
In the bonv. is generally tie
seat OF the disease, and If not
REGULATED In time great SUI
feI ing, wreIchedness, and
DEATH will enSiic.
Armed with this ANTlDOTE., all climates anc
changes Of water and food may be iaced without
fear. AS II remedy in MhLARIuU: FkFkRS
r.: JWFL COMPLAINTS, Il ESTL ESS r ).
JAUSDICE. NAUSEA
TnS CHEArEST. PUREsT. AND BEST FAM
LY MEnICINE IN THE WORLD!
IL have never seen or tried
sucha simple, eficaciou> sat
isfactory, aud pleasant rene
dy III M ife."-H. HAiHER,
,t,iS
Hon. lex. II. Stephens.
Iocrasiounlvuse. when my
condition requires II. Doctor
Simm0ns's Liver kegulator
with good eflrcts.'-lloS,
ALIEN. u. STEP; EMS.
Governor OF = lab2ma.
"Iour Regulator has been
In use in my family for some
time. and am persuaded ltls
q yau. bic addition To the
medical science" -GOF. d.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
In my fslnily for the past sew
enletn years. ! can safelv re-
commend II T., the world a5
the best MEDICINE have ever
used for that class of diseases
It purpnrts TO cure."-H' +.
THiGPEN.
"simmous's Liver hegula-
tor has proved good and e!h-
cacious medicine."-C. a.
SCTTISG.
I'VE have been acquainted
with Or. Simmons's Liver
Medicine Tor more Than TWEEN
ty wears. auO know II 10 be the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the publlc.n-M. X. LYON
and Ii. l.. LYON, beletoI-
taine, ia. -
SIMMOSS'S
LIVER REG CLATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundice, BILIOUS
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, depression OF Spur
its Sour Stomach, Heartburn. &C.. &C..
II HAS No Equal.
ISa faultiesS family melicine.
Does mol disarraDgt the system.
Is sure To cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, vioenI medicine.
Does not Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage
Contains the simplest and best remedles.
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n ABROAD AND sTEAAB0ATl.M,s.03lhaA
h specially VI The plats zs's 8 ~ 49,
HQUss,
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MARINE HSTEaEIEESCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 10. 1875.
sun rses............4 40 Moon s-ts......... i.07
Sun seS.......... 7.U3 High tide. 4. 90
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RAILROAD IyNvS.

hICHApSD AND lbASVlLLE RAILROAD CGs,)
OFFICE ENGINEER kED sUPERISTENDENT. :
RICHM6csDs VA, May Is, 1875.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CHARLOTTE
- CENTENNIN.-ASP SPECIAL TRAIN win
eve Richmond on WEDNESDAY, May 10,
KS73, with Pn'lman sltepEng- car attached. and
WIN run as follows: Leave Risrmohd at 1920 A !.
", Bmrkerille af l 80 r. ". lover ut $40 r ST.
DaGviHe ut 7:2o =. 81, Greensboro At 0:30 p. b..
Salisbury at ] :3S A. ". ConcoN at 8 A. a., and
arrive at Charlotte at f:20 AK
TICKETS FOR ROUND TRIP TO CHARLOTTE AND
RETURN AT REDUCED RATES. AS FOLLOWS.
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CAUTION.
R,,y no powders or prepared SlMMONSS LiYEt
pLEU ArOH unless in our enkravcd wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature unoroken
none other Is genuine. -,rn,s ro
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THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Complaint are IN, asiness and
main in the side. Sometimes
the pain is in the shoulder, and
is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
Tine stomach is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and SICK
ness, bowe In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
win lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled with puin, and Jull, heavy
sensation. considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with lainful sensation OF liav-
rig LEFT USDoSE something
which ought 10 have been
done. Often complaining or
weakness. DEBILITY. ard low
spir,fs. su.nelim' MANY OIL
The above symptoms ate ndt The
disease, aud at other times
very Few Of them; but lhe
LIVER is generally tile organ
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BALTIMORE.
lNINEINN I'll.

C1xcISSATI. May IS Flour dull. Corn steady
at &c. Pork qulct aud steady Ut 1872. Lard dull
anu uomiu- :; steam. / ) &c. kettle. 15ac. Bacon
quiet: shoulders, 94c.. clear rib. 12sM1 2a =;
clear, l3@l3iac. Wh'Skry steady at a1.l5.
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ST. LOUIS. May ! s Flour quiet and unchanged
Corn-kouud loIs lower: No = mixed, 1lNf li9c.
in elevator roik dun aud unchanged Bacon quiet
aud unchanged. Lard dull and unchanged. Whis-
KEY quiet and unchanged.
, 1875-12-12

A Paraiyzed Prisoner Runs Away.
On Tuesday last the Evansville Qnd.) Journal
chrun1cled rhe fact that \ man named Parker
had beau at1ested in Cannelton for burglary,
tried, and sentenced 10 the Peniteotiar7 TOT
seven years. 1t seems that when Parker was
arrested be WIS minus one eye, yezJ h1ne, aud
otherwise quite un~el. During this trial ho
grew worse aud worse, aud at ths time Of his
conviction ho VIE supposed to be 40 near deaths
door that the Judge, in tho kindness Of his
heart, did not order him cent TO the Penitent1-
ary, lest he die In the bands OF. the
8hafin on the road. Dr.. Bemfs, vet
Gran physician Of Canneiton, attended the up-
fortunate criminal. and pronounced his disease
to be pan1yBis. One Of the mans legs was very
badly wsrped. and tho doctor. with Ill his skill,
seemed unable 70 st1aghssn it. In this condi-
ton be Was watched By the Deputy Sheriff, with
the expectation that every day md hight would
be- hin last Sure enough on Wednesday night hs
did .'go on," bu: not according to expectation
The Deputy Sheriff. weary WITH Watching, won't
to sleep, 1t the right Of which the pArxlytic was
suddenly restored to health He quickly re-
hoved biz guard Of his pocket-book and gold
watch, locked him in the cell and left for pa1ta
30 far NOT aace1talned.
, 1875-12-12
party Christmas night at Marines Academy,

party Christmas night at Marines Academy,
on TTenty-second street.
The ne1t party Of tho Seletto Club will occur
Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, at tho residence Of
Mr- 4. Pearson. No. 79 Park avenue.
The Union PARK Club will give their ns1t
party Monday evening at the residence Of MI.
D. r Hough, No l32 Park avenue,
The Hiawatha Club will give larRs reception
Monday evening, Dec. 27, ut the reaidence Of
Mr. Whitney, No. l74 Warren avenue.
The first party Of the IS Eight O'Clocks" will
be given by Miss Nellie McEwen, at her resi-
dence, No. ola North La SAils street, next
Wednesday, evening.
The next party Of In Fayorite assemblies will
be given Monday evening It Mastine'e South
Side Academy, No. 1910 Indiana avenue corner
OF Twanty~aecond street.
Prof. Bournique's next reception dansante
takes place Wednesday evening, Iho Commit
tee Of Arrangements are sIesers. T. c. Fender
son, ". r. Burrows. F. T. Haskell, Charles Poz-
ter.
The fifth annual bali OF Excelsior Lodge No. 8
H. OF P. will be held Tuesday evening st their
hall, northwest corner Madison and Ha1sted
stFeots. The previous social Successes OF the
lodge indicate that the affair will be \ SUCCESS
NOTES.
The West End Club met Friday ev ening 1t
No. II Sheldon street, tho residence Of Miss
Gregg,
Tho forest Avenue Club gave a party last
Friday evening at the residence Of Mrs. Lancas-
Ter, No. 586 Michigan arenue.
Oriental Sovereign consistory gayea second
eociabe last Thursday evening at the Asylum. in
the American Express Building. which was large
" attended. Hands orchestra furnished tho
music.
, 1875-12-12
DtEU V0uS GARDE /!

TO FRIEND.
God you bless! bear 1t ringing
In my heart and through my brain,
And weird voice Il singing:
Shall We never meet again
Shall we meet when skies are c1esrer,
Nor with grief the heart . opptess;
But be aru2er friends, and deazer,
Whan Ii orer LIES uurest7
l. THEREAFTER al this turmoil,
Aching heart and burning brain,
Something grand to 1urs us onward,
As = recompensa for psin3
AhI ye delve who strive for treasurea,
Precious tewea Of the mind
Far beyond. with empty measures;
At your doo11, thu puro pearls and
Fare 80 well, but not foreyer,-
Other friendships 20 may Rain,-
And, though hees Some friendships sevex,
Sill In Heaven will they remain.
kAso1Az Ntan. MARX z. nur7kBs
, 1875-12-12
Henry Fuller, Rsq.. will be married to Henry

Henry Fuller, Rsq.. will be married to Henry
II: Mcclellan, Esq.
Wednesday evening, Ut 6 o'clock, tbs marriage
OF Robert Hall Cowdrey and Miss Ella Louise
Hitchcock will take place 1t the residence Of the
brides father, DR.. H. Hitchcock. 888 Prairie ~
enue.
Wednesday, evening at half past o'clock Mas
LIZZIE, daughter OF John H. Carson, Esq, and
Mr. Fred 8. Wheaton will be married at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father, No. 256 Ontario
street.
:, Ihe marriage Of Miss Saltie ", daughter Of
the Hon. Judge David Davis. to Mr. a. s. Swain
500 OF. Justice Swain, OF Ohio, will be celebrated
Tuesday evening. Dec. 2t, at o'clock, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, at Bloomington,
, 1875-12-12

The great popularity Of Longfellow's "-Hang-
ing Of The Crane last holiday season promises
to be equa1ed not surpassed, oy that OF Mhi.
are simply exquisite.
, 1875-12-12

Whitder's " Songs OF Three Centuries, " in it's
holiday form, ia rlrh addition 70 the list at cft
Volumes Il is whole library Of poetry, from
tier lika6 heaA.
, 1875-12-12


CHARITABLE PERFORMANCE AT WOODS MUsEUM
4 series Of entertainments will b given on the
18th, 18th, acd 18th OF Dece mber, at Woods
Museum, for the beneft Of the Hospital for
Women and. Children. The following CORE
spondence between Col Wood and the managers
Of the Hospital will be Of interest;
COL woop's LETTER.
CHICAGO, Nov 80. 1875.-To the Borrd Of Councillors
e the Hospital FOR Roaen and Children: Nrs. J. c.
Blackstone. Mn. F. B. Williams Mrs. i. A. Foster,
Mn. Dr.. Dyas Ars- D. A. Gage, Mrt. McGregoT
adams ar4: e J. COLBY; Mra. Henry STRONG, M5s- n.
Knapp. Dr. Mary H. Thompson, and others Enter
tantng high app1eauons Of IL that tends to aeTiate
suffering humanity OF course, fee1 faysrahly i'm
curing at the Honens and Children Hospital The
expenses incurred in dispensing this good are no sms
ones, and, wishing 70 help the fund from which
sorss r r es9Sa sapeis Sou 1s5 sny
70 co Massa as on asy 70 % es
hereafter determined on. should the proposition be
accepted.
That these tickets ara for disposal By your al
rections.
That we viii donata one-halt The a1nonnt accruing
from the s2es Of the tickets to he funds Of tbs Hos
pitxl
BY this yuu will incur no expense, and, knowing the
earnest yoa will receive from the friends
q The Hospital IN disposing Of tie tickets feel
More, from which future good can be dispensed.
Your kind and early attention to thss proposition
will he deemed favor by yours, very rincerely,
Coz. ]. II. NooD 4 Co.
ACCEPTANCE.
CRIcAco, Dec. T.-cot. J. II. Food l. Co,-DEAR
61Rs: 1t 4 Inesting OF tho Board Of Councillors Of
tha Hospital for Women and Children" held to-dsY,
fore II convenient to youfsees> the 10th, 18th.
and 18th of December for the entertainments. Wher-
ever the ticketa placed for sale the adies i
a1l influence in disposing Of said tickets. Thanking
you on behalf Of the Board for your generous offer,
md wishing you al suooess, cemsin YOUR respect
fully, AEs. b. 4. GAGE,
Secretary Of the Boare Of Councillors.
TIE ARRANGEMENTS.
CH1cAeo, Dec e.-afrs. D. H. Gdae Secretary Of thu
Board Of Coune.tors Of the Hospia4 far Fo1nen and
ChiidTeH-MApAN: Four favor Of the 7th inst Ia to
hand The days named In your letter will bo accepta
bIe to M. Tho entertainment offer you for the 10th
OF December, for this mztinet 1t p u md the even-
ing 1t p. m, will be the popular French Society
drama entitled 81 Led Astray." For the l7th at the
1nat1nee and evening, Tom Tsylors great Lie drama,
t a1ary Warner OF. tho Worhngmauh Wife, And for
Cabin" from Harriet Beecher Stoves famous work Of
th1t name
Aud VIC 2asure you our efforts will he coocentfatsd
on making perfect success Of tho arrangement for
the sake Of the Hospital alone. We are R1dam. very
respectfully yours, Coz. J. H. HooD Co..
Tickets to the entertainment may ba purchased
at the Grand Pacific, the Palmer, the Sherman,
the fremont, the Briggs, and the Woodruff Ho-
tells. They are good for reserved 'seats by ap-
plying ut the boz Office.
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ched Bate Between a Rat AMI q
Snake.

= nd gave us an account of desperate
Ohich he witnessed, between q cotton
th or highland moccasin snake, about
and a half feet long, and a large rat.
light had evidently been going on under
pick room of gin house. In the struggle
Dombatants came from beneath the house.
rat was evidently the assailing party, and
I'd rush upon his antagonist with the
.yeness Of hyena. The snake would oc-
onally make its coil and strike the rat,
skiing him two feet. Nothing daunted,
over, he would return to the assault,
1Dg the snake wherever he could catch
~ and shaking him like terrier killing q
Y times the snake would get him in its
y but the little fellow would struggle out.
= snake frequently endeavored to escape
tolimbing cotton stalk, but the rat would
- him by the tail, tearing the flesh away
4 finally pulling him down, though several
~ the snake lifted him over foot from
) ground. They fought in this manner al
lst fifty yards across the patch of cotton.
longth the snake stretched itself out, to all
1Rrances dead, when the rat took posi-.
two or three yards off and quietly sal
- and licked himself, keeping keen eye
the lockers on, though apparently without
tear One struck the snake on the head
la stick, which killed it. The flesh was
)st entirely torn off for at least foot al
il.-ShreUeport (LI.) Times.
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Receipts of PrOduce.

CJNCINNATI-Per steamer Turner-165
head stock to Inbau, Aycock Geo hdls iron to
Baldwin &co-22 pkgs castings Barrett X w elman L
pkg hardware Blackman & FL pkg mdse By1nes
Bros bbls whisky [ Bassetti-20 boxes glassware
G Clark-l3 bbs pork Sc kegs lard so bbls apples
10 boxes eggs - bbs beans T DelBondiO-l5 dozen
brooms Duviau & Ricaud- Is bbls whisky Dreytus
&co-14l pkgs butter 65 bbs pork le0 pkgs pigs feet
F DelBondio- $50 bXs soap 10 bbls Oil e French
Dbl wanuts D Given g. Som boxes bbls onions
Gueble & Nippert. ii pkgs hardware Mrs Gauche
rs bbls -four Glover & Odendabl IL pkgs mdse Hor-
ter Peterson 4 Fenner-5 do Fl Hansell IL bbls
beans A julian bdl mdse Lagan Mackison-l00
bbls grts 100 pkgs pigs feet 10 half bbts pork g. bbs
dried apples c II Lawrence eco. 3 boxes hardware
Tower l6 plows Marquee &co-70 cases grease
NJ McGraw 25 bbls whisky Jno Moore &co-l'
pkgs paper Meyer-lot brooms j Z Morris &co-lJo
bbis -four W H Matthews g. Bro, g boxes glassware
Motion 20 do F Matt 80 bars iron Mullan &
Holloway Is bales rope Meyer Wes &co-1 Dbl of
bolts McCracken g. Brewster 50 bbls beans boxes
eggs Miller & Meyer-99 bbls -four Jnv I Moore eco
- pcs iron n o L Cos pkgs mdse Navfa & OH
ner $50 bbls flour so bbls apples Oterl & Bro-lO
ties grease G Pascal &co-l4 stoves and fixtures ii
Perrv-50 pkgs glassware A Peiser &co-2 pkgs mdse
Peifet-32 pes iron Shakespear Smith eco 10 bbls
whisky Schneider & luberbier-60 bbls cornmeal $40
bbls flour 10 boxes meat Sehwabacher Prevented q
Pfeifer-11 boxes glassware StrattOn & Mayors do
w C Shepard Sco--2 boxes hardware Merritt &
Scbuadtz ; tierces hams J b Solari s. Sons-25 bbls
whisky 300 boxes starch Schmidt & Ziegler-l5 ties
meat Is half ls beef 70 pkgs pigs feet Sehwa0acher
e. Hirseh 100 boxes glass Simpson & Trlcou--l 10
bbls apples Alp boxes cheese Geo W TAFT &eo--' 50
bbls pork 40 half bbls do Nose Bros-2 bbls pork
casks co Vairin & Mortimer 50 bbs vinegar A
Wlcox-14 pkgs glassware Marx Weil-2O bbls whls
XIV Woolner & Wolf-200 boxes starch A II White
bbs castings 10i pIows and sundries ct Red River
Line IS bbls whisky 2l5 boxes starch 40 kegs lard
600 boxes soap lot furniture and snndries { Whit
ney 6eo-1Oi bales cotton Alcus, Scherck < Autey
IS do Pritchard & Bickham-l2 do Bussey &co-ls do
Prestdee Graham eco. 1000 sacks cotton seed \
Cotton Seed Association lot furniture and sundries
to order-Total loo bales cotton 1000 sacks cotton
seed
LOWER COATT-Per steamer Geo Spangler. -l9
bbls molasses LANCE Legendre-1 do J Petot-l do
ID hhds sugar Chism Boyd-l5 do K Beltram-and
sundries to order-TOtal 2s hhds sugar q bbls mo
lasses
THIBODAUX--Per steamer Robt Young: los
bbls molasses to Brugier. rs do b Bernard-5s
do hhds sugar E NJ Scots do 25 bbls molasses
Bush g. Levert. -16 do 81 half bbls do G A Lanaux-3
bbs do E Gay eco 100 do Delgado &oo-l0 hhds
sugar Conger & kelley do 40 bbls m0lasse 4 Bel.
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Arrived.

ship Merom Lowell, from Liverpool Sept goth, t.
Ocean Zerega &co-3d dist 50
STEAMBOATS,
Fl S Turner, Hart from Cincinnati
Geo Spangler Kouns from Lower Cast
Robt Young Terrebonne, from Thibodaux
j Frazer Canton, from Lower Coast
Bertha Broad from Washington
Henry Tete Aucoin from Donaldsonville
Mary Ida Ruiz. from st James
Lessie Taylor Jumel. from Baton Rouge
Martha Bassctt. from Lower Coast
Waloon. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Gov Allen. Libano. from Fort Adams
Jerry O'Pry from Lower Coast
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Exports.

HAVRE-Per schooner Anna 1913 bales cotton IS
baskets wine $500 pcs slaves
VERA CRUZ-Per schooner Traveller -441 bales
cotton 1868 pcs lumber
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite-l20o sacks
corn 200 sacks 50 sacks bran % sacks coffee 560
bbls -four 81 half bbs do 40 bbs pork 20 bbs beet 6O
bbls bread 90 bbs potatoes 20 bbls mola 10 bbs
onions 5 hhds sugar casks bacon tierces hams 20
bales hay bbs whisky half Dbls do 257 pkgs sun
dries
3qq hhS mulaSSeS
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|othing in the world makes man so mad
20 dream that he is kissing pretty girl
wake up and find that depraved fly is
|zing around the ragged edge of his
Efh
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FOR HAVRE.

For. Havre The AL Norwegian bark
La ARLINGTON Pamstrom, master, is now
s@L loading For freight apply TO
K J. BUDDENDORF
d. 1876 Common street.
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FfR vRKA CRUZ.
TAMPIC0, TUxpAN, CAMPEAOHY, PROGEH
so, HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line Is cora posed Of the steamships
City Of Mexioo...........Capt W. B. Bherwood
City Of s. +. Phillips
sss-5sSR. Tie steamship
gArs.Ng City of Havana,
S. T. Phillips, commander
will leave her wharf foot of Calope street, FL st
District. Oh FRIDAY. December II, at A. M.
Passage to Ysra Cruz, 500 gold.
r. ALEXANDRA 4 s0NS,
Nc. SO Broadway, New York.
For frsisht or passage, apply to
j. III. WITHERsPOON, Agent,
No GO Carondelst street.
The City of Merida will follow Saturday, January
1876 "a "
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning December ..
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamer Amite. Adams, for Pensacola Z Nj Sorla
Schooner Anna Hawkins for Havre- Fosdick eco
Schooner Traveller, Hodges, for Vera Cruz
Josehh Kelley
Schooner Veto, Henderson for New York
Ocean Zerega eco
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COUSUATTA.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1s7576.
New Orleans aud C0ushatta
lgslslItsS weekly packet-The elegant side.wheel
- steamer
La Belle.
NJ ". Wood master.
will leave New Orleans every TUESDAY for Wares
Barbin's Norman's Alexandria CofaX, Montgom-
cry Grand Ecore, Campte Brownsville, and all way
and plantation landings to Coushatta; returning
leaves Coushatta every Friday.
VIII have connecting boat in Bayou Wncey to
Mansfield
Empty sacks will be furnished and highest market
price paid for cotton seed
For freight or passage apply on board or to
NJ. w. JOYCE. Ill Gravier street.
Commences Tuesday, Dec. -. Mo
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STEAMBOATS,.
Steamboat and RailroadaAgency.

TTNHh UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
i Memphis and Ohio River Line of Packets, are
prepared to give through bills of ading in connection
with the boats of the aforementioned Lines the
following Railroads. Little Rock and Pine Bluff
Railroad and Ouachita Railroad from Chlcot City
Iron Mountain Railroad from Belmont Mo-; Evans
vile and Craw louisville Railroad and all its connec
tons from Evansville, Ind; Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad and all its connections from
Cincinnati. For all inform ation and through rate
apply to BURDEAU 4 WAYNE,
SIT tt loo GIavier street.
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vy blue and seal brown silks II 50, best
bly,, at Leyy's, 1877 Canal.
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ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.

ATTAKAPAs AND ATCHAFALAYA.
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
Leaves on MONDAY, Dec 6, at p. NJ.
NHS. For SinmspOrt, Churchville, and
all landings ia.. on A aaanan c River
ville Franklin, and all landings on Bayou Teche-
The light-draught steamer
T. r. Muggah, master, f. III. Buck, clerk,
will leave as above For freight passage apply
board or to HITE & CARLIN, Agents,
d4 Tchoupitouas sire
The owners of the Ida will insure all treghtS
shipped by her at one-lIalf per cent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY.
MARIA LOUISE, TEXAS, LA BELLE.
r. I. BRYARLY, w. J. BEHAN, LOTUS NO.
BELLE ROWLAND. c. f. DUBFEE,
COL. A. P. KOUNS.
IL For Shreveport Jefferson Upper
So Red River, Minden. Ceushatta, Grand
Eoore, Alexandria and an way and plantation land
ings-Leavir New Orleans as follows:
FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
TUESDAY, December I.
X. T. BRYARLY.- Capt, w L. Scoven.
Saturday s boat Will 90 through to Jefferson.
No wharf boat charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company at the mouth of Red River
Forwarding freight consigned to the company at
New Orleans will be handled free of drsyage and
commissions.
For freight or passage apply board of boats, or
at the Office of the company, Ill Gravier, between
Magazine and Camp streets.
JOS. A. AIKEN, President
ny JOYCE, Agent. iel rs ly
RED RIVER AND GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at S P. n.
. r. For Grand Ecore, Alexandria
HS3RSarsT Montgomery, Normans, Barbins, Wares
9zs0as1&sSA and all landings on Red Rver-The
steamer
C.. II. Durfee,
In place of Bart Able)
R. Sinnott master Geo. Hamilton, clerk,
Win answer all calls on the Coast.
For freight massage apply TO
d3 ADAMS & WORK, 9 Commercial Place.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKETS
r. For Memphis, Helena. MOath of
l$A6Ekt White River, Chicot, Greenviile Vieks-
- burg, Natehez and the bends The new
and magnificent steamers
Mary Bell.
J F. Hicks master All. Grissom, clerk,
Leaves THURSDAY December g. at p. NJ.
James Howard
B. r. Pegram, master, j. II. Chassang, clerk,
Leaves THURSDAY. Dec. TO- at p. NJ.
will leave above. Particular attention given to
all way and plantation business.
Through bills of ladng signed to all points on Chi
cot Railroads.
BROCKETT g. CARTER Agents.
n3 If 30 Magazine street.