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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, JAN s. River 20 feet and falling
Weather clear and warm. Arrived: Susie Siive
from New Orleans. Departed: Chas. Morgan fol
New Orleans.
CAIRO, Jan. S.-Arrived: Glencoe from New
Orleans at A. NJ, Moille Moore from New Or
leans at II. Departed: Glencoe for st. Louis at
A. M, Iron Mountain for New Orleans at P. NJ
River 80 feet am rising. Weather cloudy and
warm.
PIrTsBuRG, Jan. S.-River feet inches and
stationary. Gear and mid weather.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-Weather warm and clear
Nine feet l inch in the canal. Schenck, from
cincinnati to New Orleans, passed down.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. S.-Weather cloudy and
mid. River q feet 6 inches Down: Robt
mitchell at IL last night.
ST. LOUIS, Jaa. S.-Departed: Belle af Shreve-
port and Future City aud barges for New Or
leans, Julia for Vicksburg. River stationary
Weather cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS Jan. S.-River rose / inch, now
stands 80 feet above low water mark. Weather
clear and pleasant. DEPARTED Legal Tender Tor
Arkansas River, Ruth for White River, st. Joe for
st. Louis Warner and tow for Ohio River.
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 8. Passed down Katie 10 P
NJ. Friday, Church A. NJ. Up Maude u P. N.
Friday, Pargoud u NJ, Genevieve on time.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK, Jan. S-The Freedmen's Bank
commissioners have filed bill for the sale of the
Young Mems Christian Association building fol
money loaned for its erection.
The jury in the case of Eaton vs. the Baltimore
and lot mac Road, for refusal to carry plaintiff
on an excursion ticket few hours after its date
rendered verdict of $780, Eaton sued for $4,000.
Tue case has been appealed.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-The trial of Thomas and
James Goodwin for causing the death OF their
father, in Jersey City, has been conclud ID.
ThomaS was found guilty OF manslaughter
James was acquitted.
New YORK, Jan. S.-Deaths of the week SAT.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The defendants in the suit
for alleged corrupt collision IN the matter Of con-
tract for building the Hampstead, L. reservoir,
filed ths If answer to-day denying all the allega-
tlOns OF collision or fraud.
Mr. Golsen, OF Golsen 4 Castmen, of Chicago,
that city yesterday. duplicating F. .. lloyd & Co.,
of this city, III the illicit whisky business, the
latter to-day expl city denied the story, and said
they had asked an investigation.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-A London dispatch, saws
an editorial in the TELEGRAPH says the unanimous
resolution Of the House of Representatives, de-
clarng the manifest disposition Of the men who
fought in the late civil war to join hands az one
people Is most suspicious ushering in Of the
American New Year. One Of the most cheering
celebrations OF the history of America.
The police in Berlin being Ill possession of the
private correspondence of Thomassen, Of the
Bremerhaven dynamite plot, seem to have come
upon the tracks ct some of his accomplices, who
visited the boarding houses patronized by Eng
lsh and American tourists. The police are
are searching for DR.. Medworth, who it would
seem, from information in their possession was
evidently an accomplice Of Thomassen.
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GENERAL NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 8.-George Fletcher was
convicted OF murder n the first degree for the
murder Of James Hanley.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 8. john Foster, aged co.
committed suicide. He had been drinking ex-
cesslNeiy for the past two years.
ST. JOSEPH Mo-. Jan. S.-Frapk Brown, the
eony cted murderer, who escaped from prison
here october 2Stn, has been recaptured.
AT Osborn, Mo-, on the Hannibal AMI St.
Joseph Railroad. Thursday night. burglars broke
INTO drug store and stole bottle of chlorot. I'm
with which they druSged the who town. They
rol bed both hotels, all the stores and MANY pri-
vate residences. They secured several thousand
dollars, and es aped.
MueKoGEE Indian Territory, Jan S.-The re-
cent decision OF the Secretary Of the Interior
closes the mining opers atoms in the Choctaw Ma
ton. The Usage coal, and Houston, Dallas and
Texas Companies discharged 200 hands. who
must seek employment in the States
LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-The banks have organ
lZed clearing house with capital Of 50 600 900
The clesilngs the first day We're over million
and half
The Democratic caucus adjourned without
choosing Senators.
ALBANY, Jan. S.-Gov. Tilden declines to inter
fere in the case of Stokes the Fisk murderer
for whose pardon application was made.
HoPEwELL, n. j., Jan. Sat the scene of the
railroad war, near this place, the DISTINCTIONS
are all removed and the track-layers Of both
roads are readjusting the frog into it's proper
position and are at work relayipg the torn ND
ais. TIE e. s.neers exp ct to have trains run.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. 8.-A Vienna dispatch to tn
Daily Ne,rs says it is reported that the Monten
grin Minister Of War intends to purchase rifles II
Vienna.
kilograms from Servia state that the manufac
| tories Of arms are very active. .
| The Roumanian government is Fastening the
| completion of it's armament by contracts with
foreign firms.
| A special dispatch from Berlin 10 the DouJ
Ners says the report is current that the courts
| will shortly publish general Remuneration
| against Count Henry Won Arnim it he fails to
return and that he will be tried for contuma.
| ton. ms
with and sunk an Italian bark, off Fastness.
Three of the bark's crew are missing. The
balance, nine, we're received by the steamer.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Standard
says all in Vienna liable &c service IN case Of war
are ordered to hold themselves in readiness to
join their respective corps within forty-eight
hours.
Physicians say Won Armn is too i'll to go to
prison. The government regards this certificate
as insufficient, and the Count is ordered to
prison.
LONDON Jan. 8-The Cologne Gazette says
Italy accepted Austria's Turkish note. England
asks weeks consideration, which expires on
he 18th.
LONDON. Jan. s.-The Emilia Augusta, from
Pensacola, for Liverpool, put into St. Michaels,
leaking badly.
cial telegram from Berlin, SAYS Andrassy's pro-
possls are substantially Identical with the sug-
gestions made by foreign consuls assembled at
Mostar last autumn, and are designed to remedy
the grievances they indicated.
The quest on Of guarantees is postponed until
the Sublime Porte indicates his acceptance or
rejection of the proposals.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-The Belgrave cotton mills, |
near Oldham Lancashire. containing SO, 900 spin |
dies, we're destroyed by fire. Loss s25O,0O0.
VIENNA, Jan. 8. Two thousand eight hundred |
Insurgents tried to surprise Mostar. but were re-
pulsed and almost entirely destroyed.
BERLIN, Jan. S.-Count Andrassy's note in re-
gard to proposed reforms in the Sutans vassal |
provinces makes no definite proposal for control
ing the execution of these reforms but it is
stated that he proposes virtual control through |
he supervision OF the Consols and reports Of
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ming by2 P. NJ. Twelve carloads Of Pennsyl-
vania railroad laborers left here last night. The
war may be considered virtually at an end.
BALTIMORE Jan. 8.-William Thompson, con-
vlcted of an outrage upon girl twelve years OF
age, has been sentenced 10 twenty-one years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Policeman Patrick Mcdonald. found guilty Of
manslaughter Of Daniel Brown, colored, was
sentenced to five years In jail.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. S.-Experiments were made
here to-day with Gray's harmonic system Of null
tiplex telegraph. A loop was arranged by way of
Horizon to Portage and back by the way of
Wstertown, distance OF two hundred miles.
Over this single wire eight messages were sent,
and eight received at the ssme time.
OTTAWA, Jan. 8.-Mr. Martin, member Of the
Provincial Parliament charged with committing
an indecent assault upon Minnie Mills, has been
committed for trial.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Jan. s, 1882 P. M.-Cotton-
dull Ordinary 1913, Good Ordinary II 9l6, Low
Middling II 1l-16 Middine 10 sic, Middl ne
Alabama 10 TIC, Middling Orleans 1917, Middine
Texas 1879.
Futures eady. Low Middling for January
13 1-16WlsH, for February 14Ml3 SIG, foI
March BOOB GIG, April 132s(@13 10 lG. fol
May ID l5-i6Dl4, for June 141 u IA g. 16, for July
141401143s, for August 1904 TIC.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Evening.-Cotton closed
dull; Middling Uplands IL sic, Orleans 1877;
sales 476; net receipts 22O5, gross 49ll.
Futures closed weak; sales 70 500 bales, as fol-
March l311a.0l3 II -, April 1884, Nav - 1860
ID 1882. June II 5-32, July IA 5-169l4 1872,
August IA 7-l6@141a.
Flour a shade tirmer, demand moderate, 81 80
0G5 50 for common to fair extra Southern, So IS
as IS good to choice do. Wheat-Demand fair.
choice amber Southern. 81 50 white state. Corn
shade irmer, fair demand, 5000. Oats
steady, fair inquiry, 4501i9 mixed Western and
State. Pork steady, new mess $40 8711a0t2l.
Lard frmer, prime steam 121sNgl2 1916.
Coffee and sugar quiet ana firm. Rice dull
and unchanged. Molasses-New Orleans quiet
and steady. Spirits turpentine easier, 3S1ag39.
Rosin dull, 81 651l 75 Freights less active;
cotton per sail 5-16@ll-32, steam 5s913-32.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-During the week at the
Cotton Exchange prices on the spot have been
irregular. SOM advancing and Others declining.
More export business has been done and modrr-
ate sales to spinners have been made. Futures
have been irregular.
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Flour dull Wheat active
and firm; No. spring 961s, No. 8 do 1874 Corn,
demand fair, higher. Oats dull No 800. Rye
dull. Barley steady; 1919. Dressed hogs &C
tive. Pork unsettled; sl9 Is. Bulk meats firm;
shoulders z, clear rib lO1s. clear sides 1917
Whisky 81 o. Receipts Flour 10000, wheat
81, 900, corn $4,000 oats $4,000, rye HOO, barley
s., 900. Shipments-Flour 10000, wheat 20, 900,
corn 10000, oats LOGO, rye 800, barley $500.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 8.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat strong; No 2 red fall 81 co asked, 81 -
bid No. do, 81 81 bid. Corn active; No. 2
mixed 1884,. Oats dull No. 235. Rye quiet;
IS. Barley quiet and unchanged. Pork nomi.
nally unchanged. Lard firm; l24. Bulk meats
held higher; shoulders Z, clear rib 10, clear sides
l0l4. Bacon firm and unchanged. Green meats |
stronger. Whisky qriet 81 08. Live hogs firm.
'attle steady, demand fair. Receipts-Flour |
1000, wheat 1900, corn $4,000, oats 10000, rye
OU0 barley 1000, hogs 1000. cattle 165.
CINCINNATI, JAM 8.-Flour dull and unchanged |
Wheat quiet and steady, 81 25011 %. Corn-de- |
nand fair, 45. Oats quiet and steady. 350l40. |
Barley and rye unchanged. Pork quiet aud
teady. $50. Lard steady, steam 1921, kettle 800 |
4. Bulk meats and bacon unchanged. Green
heats dull. Live hogs steady, fair to good |
,acking 81 As; receipts $685. shipments sos.
fair, 81 o.. Butter dull and
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MOVEMENT FOB THE RtPrAL OF THE RE.
SUMPTION ACT.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 8.-A meeting will be held
here on the 13Ch inst ", for the purpose OF
considering what measures are necessary to
Congress known as the Resumption Act. "a A
A memorial to Congress has been extensively
circulated in this city, and received the sigma
lures of very large number Of prominent Gusi-
nets men, pettioning for the repeal Of so UGH
OF the act as provides for the payment Of United
day of January, 1879. and authorizes the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to sell and dispose Of bonds
OF the United States for the purpose Of enabling
him to redeem such legal tender notes also rep-
resentiug that in the judgment Of the petitioners
the enforcement OF the resumption clause Of the
said act would be exceedingly disastrous to the
business of the country.
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An Economical Buyer.

They drove into town Monday, behind q
c-oss-eyed mule and sprained horse. They
| looked contented, but one could tell at q
glance that the female member of the party
Was the head of the house, for she handled
the ribbons, and when they halted she
h!tched the team, while he stood demurely
by and took the basket of eggs and her shop
ping satchel, as she handed them out. They
disposed OF their produce at the grocery,
and then entered a dry goods store.
She made few trifing purchases of thread,
pins, needles, and such things ind then
called for two knots Of yarn.
CHA won't be enough, Mary" said the
man plucking st her dress.
Il guess | know what m buyin'," she re-
torted.
''But faint more'n half what you've had
afore, he persisted.
oval, that's none O your bisness; these
socks are goin' to be for me, aud if l want EN-
short, you can have yOur'n come way up to
your neck if you want to.
The old man bowed to the inevitable with
a long sigh, as his partner turned to the clerk
and said:
1.-Two yards of cheap shirtin", if you
please.
"That amt enough. Mary" said the old
man. plucking at her dress again.
eyes, it's"
"No, faint"
"Wall, it's all you'll git," she snapped.
"Put it up, then, mister" said he, turning
to the clerk; putt it up, and We won't have
any,"
who's dom this buyin' 1 should like to
know" Kissed the woman.
"You are, Mary. you are," he admitted:
"but you can't palm off no short shirts on
me-"
You rct like fol, John Spinner"
NebOe do, M,ry, but I'll be dumed To
gosh if I'll have half shirt-no, not if 90
naked "
"Wall, say that two yards is enough to
make any one two shirts" she snapped
Mebbe that's enough for you, Mary" he
said, very quietly; "p'raps you can git along
with dollar button and neck-band. but
that amt me; and l don't perpose to freeze
my legs to save eight cents"
Git what you want them she shrieked.
pushing him over stool; "git ten wards.
git hull piece, git dozen pieces if you want
en- but remember that I'll make you sick for
this.
-Four yards, if you please, mister-four
yards said he to the clerk, "and lust re- |
member. he continued, eff you hear of 'em
indin' ME with my head busted, friz to death
IN snow-drift, jest remember that you heard
her say she'd make me sick"
And grasping the bundles, he followed his
better-half out of the door.-Futton Times.
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In his speech at the late supper of the New
Englanders, Gen. Sherman said: "The coun-
Try is free the negroes shackles are broken ;
the Chinaman is man and a brother in the
DRY We are all equal but in reality the New
Englaud-born are as much superior to the rest
OF US as the Bunker Hill monument is to a
common grave stone" This is true of course;
and yet, we have occasionally seen New
England-born man who, somehow or other,
didn't seem so UNNECESSARILY superior to the
very best OF US, as you might have supposed.
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From THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Jan. 8, l P. M.-Barometre
5000. Wind E. s. E., fresh.
Arrived: Steamship Vanguard. Gill master, at
11:20 A. NJ, II days from PernambucO.
Steamship Geo. W. Elder, Read master. from
New York.
British ship Zealandia, Allen master, 81 days
from Greenock.
Ship Harvester, Bosworth master, Sc days from
Liverpool.
French ship Louise and Rosa, Dubose master,
A days from Havre.
Sailed: Ship Sandusky.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan. 8. 6 P. M Barometer
0.20. Wind southeast, light. Weather cloudy
and hazy.
Arrived: British bark Liverpool, Billiard, mas
ter. so days from Liverpool. Bark Flora, Alsen,
master, Al days from Christiansand.
Sailed: Ships Regina and Nile.
Arrived and sailed for Mobile: Ship Mary Fra
ger,
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Another Steamboat Disaster.
The Belle YazOO Strikes Snag
and Sinks.
No Lives Lost.
Especial to the n. o. Bulletin.l

Especial to the N. o. Bulletin.l
BAYOU SARA, La, Jan. 8, 1876.
Editor N. 0. Bulletin:
The Belle Yazoo struck snag twelve miles
above here at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and sank in twelve feet of water. The river
is rising very fast, but think she can be
raised. No lives were lost. The Fleta, which
was going up the river went to her assistance,
and so also did tug from here. The cargo
of the Belle was four hundred and sixty five
bales of cotton and twenty-five hundred sacks
of seed, E. w. WHITMAN.
The Belle Yazoo was commanded by Capt.
Raun, and was loaded at Vicksburg. We
believe she was on her way to this city for the
purpose of being sold.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, Jan. 8. 4:30 P. M-Rentes s. Is.
LONDON, JAN 8, P. M.-Consols-for money
SO 9-l6 on account SO 11-l6.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8, 1890 P. M.-Cotton dull
and easier; Mi.dling Uplands Ga, Orleans 71sd
Estimated sales to-day 5000 bales, 1000
being for specula ion and export. Arrivals
offering 1872 lower; December and Jan
uary shipments, sail, from Savannah
or Charleston, not below Low Middling
6 1860; January and February do 13-1Gd
May and June delivery from Savannah or Char
lesion, not below Low Middling, 65sd.
LAIER. =. Motion unchanged; the sales
to -day include $500 American.
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, Jan. S.-4rrived: Steamship Thu
riel from Liverpool via Vera Craz, bark Grey
thunderstorm from Liverpool. Cleared: City of
San Antonio for New York. bark Marie Louise
for Liverpool, bark Susie fleetwood and bark
Chill for Liverpool.
Boston, Jan. S.-sailed: g. W. Lord and Austin
NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Sailed Knickerbocher,
Brashear and State of Texas.
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by certain importers that the goods, although
striped and fancy. were dutiable under the Prov
sions for real or imitation Italian cloths at the
square yard rates. The Department submitted
the certificates from manufacturers Of the goods
with samples, so that the appraisers might give
an opinion on the new evidence. The report OF
the appraiser is favorable to the views of the i'm
porters and manufacturers.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK. Jan 8. 1852 P. M.-Gold 1131144.
New YORK, Jan. 8-Sub-T Treasury balances
god s44, 1886, 1874; currency $35,l77s37.
The Sub Treasurer paid out $4,000 on ac-
count Of interest and 5000, coo for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day 1896 600.
Money closed at 6. Sterling quiet, IS. Gov
ernments active and strong; new SIS III. State
bonds quiet and steady.
New YORK, Jan. 8 -Weekly specie shipments
s67 GOO; specie imports $4,000 imports dry
goods 81, 34l 6! 8, merchandise Sc, 1856, 931.
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CELEBRATION OF THE EIGHTH IN PHILADEL.
PHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8-The anniversary of the
battle of New Orleans was observed by meeting
OF the veterans Of the war Of 1912 at the Old
Courthouse, corner of Sixth and Chestnut
streets. Peter Hay, Esq, occupied the chair,
and John B. Springer was secretary. Twenty
veterans were present.
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BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Loans decreased $1,000
goo; specie increased $4,000, 600; legal tenders
decreased $4,000; deposits increased SC, $50,
600 reserves increased 81, 10000.
Specie shipments to-day, 100000 in gold coin
and the same amount in silver.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States continued warm and partly
cloudy weather, with southery to westerly winds
and stationary or falling barometer, followed dur
ing sunday in the Southwest by threatening and
cooler weather. rising barometer and winds
sill Chilly to northerly and westerly.
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A letter was received at the Norwich, Conn,
Post Office several days before Chris IS, ad-
dressed in child's hand, to "Santa Claus. "
i 1t Was held for postage.
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Donn Piatt says that a man may be big
man and not be great man. The man who
said ID. P. wasn't a philosopher will please
back up up and be kicked.-Free Press,
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
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The cheapest and most ia teful wndow-shades,
curtain stutfs, ETC., ETC., are Siebrecht's, No. 40
Royal street.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted,
for fifty cents each
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New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago and
Mississippi Central railroads burn st. Bernard
coal.
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Buy yonr buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux,
35 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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"The Bloody Shirt-Long may it wave
Response by Senator Morton.
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Mobile, Ala. and Lake

Mobile, Ala, and Lake
Coast.
Mobile, Ala. ..........
| New York city, Boston,
Mass, Philadelphia, Pa
Baltimore and Washing
ton, D. c., Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida, East.
ern Mississippi, Della
ware, Eastern Pennsyl-
vania, New jersey, East
ern New York and New
England States, via Mo-
bile, Ala.
| Key West, Fla, daily.
Cincinnati, W. Virginia,
Shreveport, La, and
Northern Texas, Jack
son, Miss, Canton, Miss :,
Vicksburg, Miss, Mem
phis, Tenn, Buffalo, N.
Y, Pittsburg, Pa, and
ali Northern, Eastern
and Western States and
Territories, Canada East
and West, via Jackson
route. Observation-Disclosures.
Galveston, Tex, East
ern and Western Texas,
and Shreveport, La.
Closes daily, except Mon.
day Observation-Disclosures,
Arrives daily. .......
Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas Railroad
supplying parishes OF
Calcasieu, iberia. Lafay-
cite, Lafourche, st. Lam.
dry, ST. Martin, st. Mary,
Terrebonne, Vermilion,
and Cameron; also, JAS
per, Newton and Orange
counties in Texas lex
cept Sunday. :.
Red River. supplying
Alexandria and Natchi-
toches. La, Red River
parishes and Burkeville,
Newton county, Texas,
Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ;.
Covlngton, Vaudeville
and Madlsonville-
Monday and Thursday.
Saturday ..............
Arrives Monday. .......
Arrives Tuesday and
Friday. ...............
Vicksburg Packet Coast
to Vicksburg-
Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday .............
Arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday. -.
Bayou Sara Packet,
Coast to st. Francis
vile, La
Monday and Friday.
Arrives Monday and
Thursday. 80.
Bur 8 and Lower Coast.
Plaquemines parish
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. -. 6
Arrives Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday 80.
Donaldsonville, La, and
parishes of st. Jonn,
st. James and Assump.
ton ............
Carrollton, La.
Carrollton, La.
st: Bernard ps rish-
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. 1890.
Algiers, La
Grand Isle Weekly
(Timely Aotice will be
board Of depari ure sor B
vana, Cuba and Bra tSar
Mails on Sundays will b
On week dave.
JOHN M. G.. PA
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Ornamental furniture of all the latest and most
elegant styles at Siebrecht's No. 40 Royal street
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STOCK QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK, Jan. The following were the
closing quotations at the Stock Exchange
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(Ilmely lotice will be given on the bullatin
board OF depar ure 'or Brownsville, Texss. h
vana, t'uba and Bra sSantiago.)
on week dave 'snAo ~
JOHN M. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
December 10, 1875.
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POST OFFICE.
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