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uO1S CHEAT 1912
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave rs follows:
Washington 900 8 m. Baltimore y as Q. N.
- 1 .s5 q. ID lbs D. m.
.-.... TAO D. m. -6:00p IN.
THE CHEAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
With elegant Scenery, Palace state room Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 10 Western and Central
Rev York.
MAKE CORRECTIONS
through from WASHINGTDN te the WEST and
NORTH without change
Tickets by this route be procured at the Of
nces corner of 18Th street and Pennsy lvsns avenue,
and corner OF 6tn street and Pennsy lyans avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable Information
will be given AZ all times.
Passengers procuring tickets At these offices csn
secure sccOmmOds ions in Palace Cars for Chicago,
Ptttsburs and Rochester.
marl6 ly Philadelphia, Pa.
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TRUSTEES SALE Or THREE az BRICK
EACH, ON SOUTH STREET, BETWEEN
6IH AND 7TH STREETS EAST, AT AUC-
Or b, virtue # deed Of trust dated February
- %, ST. and duly recorded in Liter No ~,
s,Iio 3d., one OF the lard records for WsshiaEton
c, -nty, D. O. nd ST the request Of the parties Sc
cureu thereby y viii sell 1T public suction, ia
+, mt OF the premise, = WEDNESDAY, 27th DC
tCbtr, 1875, At 40 clock D. m, all that certain
piece or parcel of land 81 premises situate and be
ing in the city Of sshiBsA N, D. &. and known
snd being all o., Lot numbe, u eight 81 IN square
oording the plat clan OF salt city, with the i'm
provements tnereos, consisting Of three adjoining
three story Brick Hcsses.
The terms If sale: Csc third cash: the balance I'd
notes az IL and Is mosths, bearing PEI cent. In
terest iii paid and secured by deco of trus on the
the purchaser or purchaser on each House st TINE
otsale All convey ncius, &c, al purchasers cost.
III the terms Of sale nos complies with in five
days, the Trusees reserve tie right 70 resell the
property at the Ik and cost of the defscitins pur
e9 nnSa. P PHILIP LARNER Trustees.
1.-THE PURCHASER (AT THE FORMER
sALE OF the western y feet 'front.' viii depth OF the
above lot, having failed to comply With the terms,
we will, on TUESDAY the l4th day of December,
a ID. 1915, at clock 2 m, in trout Of the prem
fes proceed 10 sell, at public auction, at the risk
and cost Of the defsutiI purchaser, the western IL
fec front of Lot g. SQUARE 9 by depth Of said lot
a 50 loot alley. improved by - uhr-e-stcry Brick
Dwelling. PHILIP y. LARNER.l r-.,oo,
THOMAs BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of LatiGner q CIeary
Wogfn DaN NlNa.a
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IMPORTANT SALE OF W0EEs 3F 4
hUkCAkSON BROS, AuctiOneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th aud streets northwest

hUktANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9th aud streets northwest.
100000 FINE CIGARS AT AUCTION, THE
sTONk OF WHOLESALE DEALER.
On WEDNESDAY M0RNING. December I 5 b
AT ~ O'Clock M, We will sell within our auction
rooms the largest cOnsi Segment OF h1e Cigars ever
oered Tor sale in this city, comprising the following
tlyCrite brands
Maridina Remia Nictorius,
Big BOIs IZas,
La Morias,
Flo de Elfna,
Flo de Elma, Partigus size,
Flo de Cuba,
CsroIinas Regslis Britannica,
Flor de Fumar,
TrsbuccC and
Chase.
Together with numerous other brands. to which
invite the attention of the trade as the stock
large and must be sold
Goods ready for ins pection.
decl3 It DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts.
II D. COX CO, Aucuoneers, 63g G st. a. W.
SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF A WHOLESALE
STATIONERY AND PAPER sTORE. CON
PER. WRAPPING PAPER, PAPER BAGS,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF INKS, ENVEL-
OPS. MuCILtGE, TWINES, &c, WITH A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS FOUND
IN A REGULAR STATIONERY STORE.
ALSO COUNTERS AND FINTURES. SHOW
ppkxsESS SCALES, &C., SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
1rs-, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Decen oer
EA-AyJ 9TH, at q a. will sell at No. 9O3 z h
N-s street northwest the above named stock be-
longing TO Mr. W III Hines, which slightly
damaged by fire few days since.
dacl2 nOY l.
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A LEXAHDRIA AND wAsHIsGTON E. L.
KRnEKIOKsRnRGR q

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG II e.,
Come a. b and Strfh streets.
Local trains leave for Alex~ndris a. follows: 8,
g, g. 10, IL q N; 1, 3, =, 5, D, IN; and
O. N, and 4 and .. N. daily, ali other trains
daily except Sunday.
3, 10, 1 .. 4, 3, 4, 5, o and ,. N. TIE o,
=, and ar and 5 and o. IN. from Alexandra
daily; All other trains daily except Sunday.
Q. %. and m connect with trains Wash
fDgton and Ohio X Il
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington 81 m daily excerpts Guday.
Through uckess 20 al points south and Southwest
for sale 81 ofces 18th street aud PennsyIva
mia avenue, and corner 5th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag
gage TO be checked AZ all hotels and residences
through 20 destination. ID. N. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General supt.,
lanl-u Baltimore, Nd.
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SoUARE 5e1 AT aJCTION

TNHOmAs BOWLING,
AuctOneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latiner q Cleary.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81
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BY CATALOGUE


Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue and llth st.
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RENJAMiN ?. sSYbER,f Trustees

~THE ABOVE SALES ABE POSTPONED
until FBIDAY, November 26tn, 1875, same hours
and places By order Of the Trustees.
novH ,l9, 2,2I Rep day of SALE
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IRON ACCOUNT OF THE ILLNESS OF ONE
Of the Trustees the above sale IL further Postponed
until TUESDAY, December 18th, same hour and
place. b, order Of the Trustees.
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UNDERTAKES.

II U. HARVEY,
Eadert aker,
SO, s54 STEKKT, between Ninth ard TentE.
msrl-ly
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PONED until "WEDNESDAY, December 22d, 1875
same hours and places. By order Of the Trustees.
decll- eoAdg j. r, COLDWBLL, Salesman,
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The AHOHE sALE is FUkIHEk fOST-
hours and places. By order Of the Trustees.
nov 50 eo&da j. %. COLDWELL, SAlesmAn.
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A UCTlON SALE Of UNRRDEEMED PLEDGES.
a On WEDNESDAY, December 18th, Of Il
O'Clock D. m, and THURSDAY, December 10th, ct
~ O'Clock D. m, will sell at 1885 Pa. avenue,
corner 18th street, all the remaining Forfeited
Pledges MP to date, Consisting Of Geld and Silver
Watches, Jewelry, Pistols, Guns and Clothing, &C
x. HEIDENHEIMBR, Pawnbroker
decls3t- C0LEHAG 4 O0,, Aucts.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TILL
THURSDAY, the 10th inst, same hour and place
dec13 d j.. T. COLDWELL, a ct.
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The Work of St. Paul.
A NEW ERA IN CATHOLIC JOURNALS

NEW ERA IN CATHOLIC JOURNALISM
We take the following from the Cork Er.
Gminer, of December 90:
An undertaking Of great import ance has
been within the past week brOu chit nnder
the notice of Irish Catholics. II snrinos
out of the persecution now raging against
the Church throughout the greater part of
Europe, and its object is to provide an
effective means of defence against some Of
the more deadly assaults which are daily
made upon the tenets and Organization Of
Catholicism. In the warfare waped against
the Church in Italy, Prussia, and Switzer.
land the infdel press of those countries
plays prominent part. For years the
enemies of the Church have been contrivo
ing to obtain control of the channels of
public news, and have now at their com
mand the services of a number of journals
of considerable influence and circulation
through whose columns they are able to
spread abroad vast mass of faisified in
telligeuce and pernicious teachings. Every
item concerning the Church is colore6.
every fact is misrepresented, iniurious
Ia isehoods are circulated, and nearly the
whole machinery of the continental press
Is employed to damage the cause of relip-
on and morality and forward the schemes
If the enemies of Catholicism. The subtle
md pernicious influence of this propagan
lism must be obvious to all. The infde} |
'ress is one of the most terrible ipstru |
lents OF corruption in existence, and is on |
he whole more to be feared than omen per
ecutlon. With a view of counteractinr
his perntcious power an association of
leroy and laity has been formed under the
auction of the Holy Father, to carry ON !,
q undertaking which has been felicitousls ~
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entitled the Work of st. Paul. Their mis-
sion is to establish throughout Europe a
sound Catholic press, whose columns shall
carry the antidote into every locality
where the poison of infidelity has made it.
self felt. The Association of the Work of
st. Paul propose to found Journals. to col
lect intelligence, and to train writer's in the
true spirit of Cutholicity to act as cham
pions OF Catholic interests wherever their
services are needed. Ia the words of Mon
sighor Mermillod, with whom the move
ment has orig mated, they intend to lift the
press to the dignity Of an apostolate. In
Germany there ia at present urgent need
of an organization such as this. With the
pulpit closed and the clergy siienced or
banshed, it is only through the columns of
a Catholic press that tho people can re-
celve guidance and encouragement. Father
F. Kleiser, German clergy man, has come
to Ireland to make the objects of the AS
ISOLATION known amongst US, and to solicit
cooperation and pecuniary support aud
we commend his mission to our readers.
He has already visited Dublin, where he
received the sanction of Cardinal Cullen
where the Right Rev. DR. Butler
gave him assurance of his assistance and
he is at present in Cork. The veuerated
Bishop of this diocese. the Right Rev. DR..
Delany, has manifested u warm interest in
the undertaking, and we feel certain that
when presented under his distinguished
auspices to the Catholic citizens Of Cork,
the Work of st. Paul viii receive hearty
effective support.
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Religion Reception and Profession at the Convent
of the Good Shepherd, at. LOUIS.
Western Waterman, Jan 81,

The chapel of the convent of the Good
Shepherd was last Monday the of an
interesting and edifying ceremony. The
ceremony began at nine o'clock, Rt. Rev
Bishop Ryan presided OF the reverend
clergy there were present Rev. Fathers
Van Hulzt S. j., Meyer, c. IS. r., Gleason,
Cahil, of MoberIy, and OReilly. Father p +.
O'Relly preached
Taking for his text, II have despised tho
Kingdom of this world, aud al! the vain splen-
dor of the world for the love of Jesus Christ
whom have known, whom 1 have loved, in
whom have believed, and to whom ! have
-cousecrGted myself" tho reverend speaker said
that it was the first time in his life that he
bad enjoyed the privilege of addressing few
words to the daughters of the Charity of Mary
'eJis heart to the full participated in the joy Of
/. yuose who took part in it. There was nothing
rhaps so striking to stranger rs the very
GA Sme, "The Daughters of Our Lady ofCharity.n
49,. - him it was like the bright summer of u life.
A'H eTas Mary who had uubouuded love for Jesus
ey) evo tho cradle to the cross. Her love follow
\, No ways and walks of Judea. When the
of Jesus was breaking on the CROSS, in
ing derelietiop, he complained even that
iii pandoned him, Mary was still there with
bleeding at the feet of Jesus. This
key note alike of their triumphs and |
M I'D mercy doing Mary's love for Jesus |
~ sony so beautiful NJ that We witness
4f 1sv fervOr to those who loved of old
IA Sack the ma noFy to the day when with
SeA ell as lip, was said 81 have loved
aim ave found him, and shall never LET
potnIWen had that ceremony been an !
EnSs o he light was blessed. What was
on eaktnblem bnt some little outer shadow
hatSe;rnal us of that glory wherewith the
81 ginnip enlightened Himself from the
Sae sun what are our littlo earthly lights
.2J to IA moon, the stars, that light our
re these d, TX passage of the tomb What
sAeFoWit ~ N btemS uf that in accessible light
e4eation h. u saw himself triuue before ever I
token the silence of eternity : |
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

A MILD APER1ENT AND GENTLE PURGA-
TIVE, recommen ded for the cure of al derange.
ments of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. BY their
timely much sickness ia prevented. The test Of
many years have proven them to be the safest sure
and bost of all the Pills offered the public
They purify the blood, remove all eofruptions and
restore the diseased stem perfect health. AN
ANTIDOTE TO CHlLLS AND FEVER THEY
HAVE NO EQUAL. FOR DYSPEPSIA THEY ARR
A SPECIFIC FOR SICK HEADACHE AND BILL
GUS COLO THEY ARE SURE CURE. FOR
CONSTIPATION. RHEUMATISM, PILES. PALPI-
TATION OF THE HEART PAIN IN THE SIDE
BACK AND LoINs NERVOUSNESS, A POSITIVE
REMEDY. FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES
WITHOUT RIVAL. When does not feel very
WE'LL, single dose stimulates the stomach bowels
restores the appetite and imparts vieor 81 stem
Sold everywhere. Office Is Murray street, New York
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10 Dc followed immediately by Fifth and Sixth Read
s II also the intention of the Catholic Publication
society 70 issue Grammars, Arithmelcs, Histories
Geographic, in fact all the books needed in
well regulated Catholic School. No pains or expense
will be spared in getting up this series. The ustra
aons will be from original designs made to illustrate
the text and the whole series will be submitted for
examination and erection to competent critics
Samples sent free application.
Special terms given for introduction
For further particulars address
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,"
LAWRENCE KEHoE General Agent,
No Q Warren street New York
" L. Elder Southern Agent
~ ~ l24 Camp street New 4raans,
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IRON COTTON TIES.

For sale BY all Dealers and Country Merchants
througho the Cotton States. at
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BOOTS AND SH0ES-HATS.

. lS----..-
1t.
Look 81 1t
SIGN CADET
c.. citing Of this
IL, II6 Poydras
SOON, Sunday,
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Buy Your trusses and braces where they are
made and fitted, at H. Spilmann's Baronne street.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dive

il easily applied. imparts a beautiful black or brow
and acts Ii Ike ma gG. The best in tho world sold \
all druggists. Price 81 box.
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,jJ2s7f ~

CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tho Young Catholics Illustrated School Series
- The catholic Publication Society has now in press
and in preparation new series of school books to be
known by the allow title, bich is already
The following books now ready for delivery:
The Young Catholics Illustrated Primer
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FIFTY PER CENT
BELOW THE OLD PRICES!

BELOV TIE OLD PRICES!
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, in the Latest
Splendid seasonabls ov ERGoATs, both Light and
Az 49,, No. Heavy Weight ,o,b vo,r0. Sill,
All the Ne" styles ard ID Fur cAps oi''H ''iV''
Gen'iemens Furnishing Good, Goods Trunks Vaiises and
Custom. made Kentucky Jeans.
Rubber and OIL Clothing
Theladies respectfully invited to inspect beau
| tiful assortment of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING.
A magnificent stock of Cloths, Diago9als, Doeskins
and Cassimeres also Blue Regulation Doth, suitable
for Metropolitan Uniforms.
Measures taken and dts guaranteed per cent less
than anywhere in town. at
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSES,
No. 10 Canal street. and No. Crossman, between the
diego 3m Customhouse and the River.
THE NEW YORK TABLET,
Enlarged by the Addition of
Twenty Three Columns Of Reading Matter.
THE tARsEsT A AMP GHEAPEsT
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF OUR HOLY
FATHER,
POPE Plus TX,
tsize aax2s inohes). PORTRAIT OF DANIEL
oCONNELL, given as premium to every person
sending 50, together with copy of THE TABLET for
one year.
Every Catholic family should have it.
AGENTS WANTED-SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
TO PARTIES FORMING CLUBS.
Single copies. OF
specimen of THE TABLET sent TO any address
together with D. & J. Sadlier Il Co.'S Catalogue of
Books, application for further informati.n
Address,
d. j sADLIER & CO. Publishers
New York.
sadlier's Catholic Directory, Almanac
and Crdo for 1875,
with full of the various Doceses tho United
States and British North America, and list of the
Archbishops Bis hops and Priests in Ireland.
vol. l2mo cioth extra --..-----------Si DC
Sent free nv mail on receipt of price. dea03t
r 8. ATHENS & SON.
236. -TCHoUPIroULAs sTKEET-- 2S6
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
IRON Sreel, Copper, Brass Lead Galvenlzed Spikes
Nails Bolts etc.
Brass and Composition, Ship Hardware, Builders Hafd
and Fire Crates
Locksmiths' and Bell Hangers Materials.
Together with the greatest variety of every description
of Mechanics Tools and Hard ware be found in the
South. at reasonable prices. aug IA "
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will arrive in time to leave on Thursday for
all points through to Morehouse Point.
Capt Lew Hates is fitting up the Tom Sher-
lock at Cincinnati He is getting ready for
business
The R. 7. Bryarly is receiving to leave to-
day at 5 p NJ, without fail, for all landings
on Red River to Shreveport. W. T. Scovell
master, W. 81. McChesney clerk.
The Shannon arrived Sunday from the
wreck of the Indiana. with large portion of
her freight. She lays near the head of
Poydras street. See special notice in another
column.
tBy Telegraph
BATON RoUGR, Oct. 4-Joseph A. Aiken,
New Orleans: Bryarly will arrive tonight.
Leave Tuesday for Shreveport and Jefferson.
w. T. SCovELL, master.
Monroe, La, Oct. 3.-To Hlte Il Carlin,
3 Tchoupitoulas street Will leave here to-
day at u NJ Will arrive in time to leave on
Thursday. ALEcK MAcKAY.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Steamboat and Railroad Agency.

FTyHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
l. Memphis and Ohio River Line of Packets, ara
prepared to give through bills of ladng in eetion
with the boats of the aforementioned Lines the
following Railroads: Little Rock and Pine Bluff
Railroad and Ouaehita Railroad from ChcOt City
Iron Mountain Railroad from Belmont, Mo-; Evans
vile and Craw louisville Railroad and all its
lions from Evansville, Ind: Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad and all its connections from
CincI natl. For all inform ati and through rates,
apply to BURDEAU & WAYNE,
SIT tt log GTavier street.
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ham &co-7s Meyer. Weis 1000 Jno Hardie go
90 Aiken e. Watt-23 J N Sandidye &co-23 7 H
Allen &co-12 B Wolfe &co 10 Jno Chaffe g.
Sons 10 Chaffe Hamilton g. POWELL Payne, Ken
nedy &co-7 Wyche & Morgan Lloyd & Livandas
6 Hirsch, Adler &co-5 L Harris Geo. $ Denis
Newman Geo A Buckner &co-3 Male g. Cam
mack 3 W Black Goo n d WetmOre---2J W
Burbridge &co- rs Wilkerson &co-2 Prestidge,
Graham Sco-1 w Clark $50 sacks cotton seed to
Clark-and dries t. order Total 531 bales cotton
1888 sacks rough rice
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5 steamer Amlte Adams, Tor PenSacOla- Master
Arrived.
Cortes Freeman from New York 25tf
ult to A Moult nd dsts
Steamship WilliaUsport Wietts, from Philadelphia
26th ult to VIM Creevy-Hd dist 10
Ship Kentuckian, Dunbar from London Aug 10, t.
FJ@dick &co-Point
sTxAaBoArs.
Robert E Lee. Campbell. from Vicksburg
Waloon Vallette. from Lower Coast
W Poitevent, Ruiz. from White Hall
Rice Farmers Dragon. from Lower Coast
W Pike. Brown, from Bayou Sara
ARRIVALS THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Transit from Stockton
Schooner Fanny NJ Clay. from Bay st Louis
Schooner T Emler. from Pearl river
Schooner Louisiana State, from BOnfOuca
Schooner Galeas from Wolf river
Schooner Try Again from Pearl river
Schooner Moneta, from Biloxi
Schooner GarDett from Bav st Louis
S ,hoO er J Cowart, from Pearl River
Schooner Pppo. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Jalouse. from HansbOrO
Schooner j Clark, from Biloxi
Schooner Mary Irene from Pearl river
Schooner Three Brothers. from Biloxi
Schooner Star from Pascagoula
Schooner Leander Jane, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Elvira from Tangipahoa
Schooner Mary Theresa. from Pearl river
Schooner Farmer. from Stock on
Barge Pearl Rivers. faom Pearl rIver
Steamer j :. Gault. from TaDgipahla
Steamer L0 ie from Pearl river
Steamer Major White. from Pearl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Geo Colmar, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner DO tpiine, from Biloxi
Schooner Rover from Bay st Louis
Schooner Vaudeville from Mande lille
Schooner Wren. from BAYOU Lacombe
Schooner Annetta from PascagOula
Schooner Olotf from Pascagoula
Schooner LagIa nge from Bay st Louis
Schooner Josephine No 2, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Emf ie from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner NV Star, from Bayou Lacnmbe
Schooner Mary Jane. from PascagOula
Schooner Chas Perry from Tangipahoa
Schooner Matt da fro Mobile