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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-01
love and unsevered union
Of soul with those we love,
Nesrness and glad communion
Shall he onr iov above"


Aud as he sang, the beautiful head
sank lower aud lower. aud rested on my
shoulder; and As ! held her under the
canopy OF the umbrella, the sweet soul
slept through the rest of the long watch,
while the Doctor and Tiffany and talked
ourselves into fiery religious argument,
and had Il rousing quarrel over the polIti-
cal aspect, and had ii grand reconciliation
over a yellow CLEAN of sunrise across the
dazzle of the snow and through the
shadow OF the great pine boughs, with
which we made haste out of the woods,
found our separate roads, and parted the
best OF friends.
1t had cleared off finely. The town
ship drags were breaking ont the ways
We were not long in reaching "a station
aud sending word to the owners of our
teams concerning their whereabouts
And at noon the farm had = mistress, the
hearth had fire. the lamp was lighted in
my home, never TO 20 out, while that
bright blushing face, half smiles. half
tears. that gentle spirit, that sweet ma
ture, made the days one long regret to
think they passed so soon
As for that umbrel lli, was il ever going
to be any but a sacred thing TO Us? 1t
was hung up with our Lares and Penates,
and all unholy hands forbidden. Perhaps
that is the reason that i: never can keep
on its hooks for-Do you see that dark
object a sort of ice boat, scudding along
over the frozen meadows Nondei? 1t is
II trcie and Wilder Ferguson making sail
in great stolen irollc on their runners
beneath my umbrella. All, what Il
CHEEKY happy home is this. What n
beautiful wol III do we live inl How rosy
chldren's faces are. What fortunate
thing it was, what a bl 'ssing out OF
Heaven that Marcia brought me silk
Umbrell T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-01

GRANVILLE c. TYLER, Assignee.
Estate of Henry Z. Morton, Bankrupt.
mayls-&3a23
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-01
SULPHUR SPRINGS AT HOME.

For SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
STIFF JOHNS, CHRONIC COMPLAINTS, &c.
\ Portable Steam Bath, at 81 90
a Portable IA phn Bath. at Is %
A Portable fermentation Box, for ohstructiuns
weakness aud pans, and 10 sweet the throat or
any pant ofthe Uudy neatly arranged for travel
llng put ses, = 00
The al traius occupies only l2xlG inches
Apply ion clIcula Nth illustrations, testm1ni-
OF leading physicians und Recommendations
ufmedical societies 10 J. DeBeer, NJ. ID. - Brom
field st, Boston. mayJ-iw
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Notice of Assignee of His appointment.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter Of
James Savage. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.)
DISTRICT OF MAINE. ss.
AT Augusta, the 20th day of May, A. d. 1878.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
Po ntment Assignee OF James Savage Of Au-
gusta, in the County of kenneDec and State OF
Maine, within said District who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition. in di-
vidualIy and as member OF the firms Oi Savage,
Berry Co., and McCabe h Co., by the
District Court of SAID District.
HILTON w. TRUE, Assignee.
may25 i25 june .s&lw29
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WAhTEDkGENIS SSGGkk NEW BOOK

Crlmmed iull of FACTS for the HoUs EHOLD. the
TRADES and the PROFESSIONS. just the Book iUr
the times. special Territory. No Competition. Now
ls The "Harvest Time " B. b. RUssELL Pub, Boz
ton. mavg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-06-01
NEW RICH RLQQQl

Parsons FurSatlVe PIls, make New RIcn b ood,
aud viii completely change the blood IN the entire
system three months. Any person VINO W III
take pill each night rom t. IL weeks may be
restored TO sound health, If such thing is pos
bile. sent bv mail Tor s letter stamps. |. s. JoHN-
son Il co Bangor, Me. mRyl5tw
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S9,0OO,OOO.

The Lives lnsGred by the Society are careful
selected in different parts OF North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field OF opera
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to tn
Policv-hoiders. The Insurances are made only o,
the Mutual Premums Principle. Th Surplus ar
returned annually to the Iasured.i
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District Court Of the United States, for
the District of Maine.

IN BAL NI<ItI pTCY.
In the matter OF the Gould Engine
Company, against whom
a Petition filed in said BaukTupts.
court. on the twenty fourth day
of April, A. ID. 1875.
nISTRICT OF MAINE, sS.-A warrant iu Rank
~ ruptcy has been issued, by said Court,
against the Estate, of said Corporation, of the
City oil Gardiner, of the County OF Kennebec, and
state of Maine, in said District; they having
been dCly adjudged Bankrupts, upon petition
of their Creditors; and the paym OF any debts,
and the delivery OF any property belonging TO said
Bankrupts to them to heir use, and the transfer
OF any property by them are forbidden by law. A
ting of the Creditors of said Bankrupts, to
prove their debts, and to choose one more AS
signees OF their Estate, will be held at Court of
BankruI tcy TO be holden at Augusta, in said Dis
strict, on the thirteenth day of June, a. ID. 1875,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Court House, before
John W. May, Esq, one OF the Registers in Bank
ruptcy OF said District.
b. Il. MURRAY,
L. s. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District.
NAV 1s-t&W2w
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Nem advertisements.

0QcAMc Highest honors at all Worlds Exhi.
nloNWO bltlons. LATEST CATALOGUES and
CIRCULARS, with new styles, reduced prices and
much Information, sent tree. MASON n HAM
LIN ORGAN CO., Boston, New York or Chicago.
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| rapid progress on Capt. w. u. Miier's new side
| wheel boat. and has tbs frame nearlg up.

rapid progress on Capt W. d. Miiler's new side
wheel boat, and has tbs frame nearly up.
Cincinnati Commercial.
The Robert Mitchell s laid up for the season,
and her officers WI take rest.
An ordinance has been introduced ~ the
board Of aldermen requiring steamboats, to re-
port oil cases Of disease ON board upon arriving
here. -,
GAiRo The James Howard arrived with. q
freight and fuel here. This ls her last trip be-
fore undergoing repairs at St Louis. she has
never b On out OF the water since enc Was punt,
and Will receive thorough attention Ia every
way When the work is completed she WIN pc
better than new, as many changes looking "
me comfort Of passengers, WILL 20 made. Az "
her forward stateroons will be altered so as 70
contain all modern improvements Her beds
will be on the Pullman palare car order, and
she VIII be made the most g2mtoFpt an passen
der, will have special supervision OF the work,
which will occupy six or eight weeks.
The HoWards are busy at their. ship.yards.
Having lust finished the J, NJ. White aud John
Cannon they gre nov building I,S, TIE new
for Capt Ksiaer's Anchor Line; one for Capt.
Ttuslow, and others In sight.
MI p Barmor9 the the VII I'm kno X boat boat
TO grow Ia his yard, and keeps large force at
work. making the chips fly In oil directions.
He is at present building and FINISHING one
sternwhee for Capt. Harper one sternwheel
r lapt. Jackson: Que. sternwheel for Cap.
MrElroy, one sternWheel for Capt Finneghn,
and four sterhwhee ers for Capt y. Ii. Parisot,
This looks like buRineSs.
Capt. J. p M Elroy's new and beautiful
steamer for the New Orleans GoHst and Baton
Rouge trade was successfully launched from
the ways at D. g. BaFmofe's shipyard yesterday
afternoon. II was pretty launch OF pretty
boat Notwithstanding the threatening aspect
Of the weather there was quite crowd present,
most Of whom were ladies and many Of whom
launched upon her. The honor Of christening
the new boat fell upon Miss Josie Terry, o beau
tifn and accomplished young lady Of j. ferson-
vile; She took her position at the by. the
ashlngs were cut, away darted the handsome
structure amid the huzzas of those on board
and those on shore, and Just as. the bow struck
the water she burst bottle OF lice water" over
the boats nose. and in tragic but graceful style
said: u rhristen the steamer St, John" Capt.
John Hoffman. with the tug Hiram Campbell
caught the boat aud towed her back from
whence che came, and the crowd got of highly
pleased with the launch. She will be- flushed
Mt Barmores shipyard, and will be beauty
when she starts South.
by Telegraph
NAToHE2. July t6-To J. B. Woods, No. 1oi
Common street. Anchor Line steamer james
Ho yard will arrive Wednesday noon aud leave
for st. Louis Saturday July 40.
JAS. O'NEAL Master.
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Receipts nj the old Basin

Receipts az tho Ola hasm
Psscagoula--Per schr Antoinette-35,O 600 feet lum-
Der to Buddig ~ .
Peal River-Per schr Alice McGuigen-4O,O0 600 feet
lumber to order
Pearl River-Per schr PerseysrsnCe-45 cord wood
to mast
Madisonville-Per schr Amelia Lucas---2s cords
wOod to master
Pasosgouls-Per sChr Sea Horse-45, 900 feet lumber
to order w
Pascagoula-Per schr New Star-1OOo bbls charcoal
to master
Blind River-Per schr Lady Gay-12,Ooo slaves 10
order
Maudeville-Per schr Mandeville-6oo bbls char
coal IT, master
Pearl Kiver-Psr schr Try Again-3o.oOO feet lurn'
Der to order 49,.
Pearl River-Per schr Lille Dunn-3OoOo feet lum
Der to order
Bayou LaCombe-Per Bchr odslla-1s cords wood to
master
Bay on LaCombe-Per sChr Modeste-12000 bricks
to order
Blind River-Per aohr Florance--9OOo slaves to
order
Bind River Per sebr sidonia-i2,OOo slaves to or
der
Taneipshoa-Per schr Ellen--2O cords wood TO
master
Blind Eiver-Per schr Surprise No 30 cord wood
Bayon Laoombe--Per schr Farragut--15 cords
wood to master
Blind R ver-Per sohr Buens Vista--6o0o bricks
to order
Pearl River-Per barge Katie Is cords wood ia
order
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ny Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW oRLRAN
RAILROAD

July 1873 bales cotton Walden, Hawkins &co--l
do Richardson * May-TotRl bales cotton
sack wool Odeil--l car lion M Sch wart5 q BrO
3 crates bots and thoes a Mumme-4 do Durlen
II crate tiuware OffUer-t craze m0uidiDgs Heatn
Pippey & Lara crate lasts A BTaun-lz5 odls pa
per E g Palmer &cO-2 boxes books Seymour d Ste
yeny 100 boxes cheese G Lawrence &co--i bog
mdse d Redwitz-,O boxes cheese e + DelBoDdi4-i
ak earthenware K Offner-5 cases hats d Mercier
4 SOM case handles M w Smith-lO bbs whisky
ID Moriarty--lO tierces shoulder W Mathews q
Bro---3 cases mdse how cards Lyons-23
casks bottled beer S HermaDD---5 cases splce y ID
We1neck-i box bottled beer CavaToc SON. crate
eas e Baker Is bbls highw es Ex hep Work.
boxes mdse G Ba1ey--50 UbIs hRhWtbes waiter u
B aak-l car stock l. Isaacs-2 cars ice j Il warner
is bills apples era cabbage SalamoD1--e DO
J oertuoei &co-6 do Stephens St0rs-l car v meat
steam boats as boxes tobacco Irby T. Son pkg
oil cans L Lyons case mdae Sun l. spectofs o.
| ve.sel4-- II boxes tobacco w FanBenthuy sen--g
bales domestic John r Richer icon --2 tuoS butter
Edwards House-25 boxes eh7sse Smith Bros 500
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KReceguta of PrUduos

PITT5BURG-Psr steamer John Porter and barges
10 bales etitton Chaffe Hamilton PUwell-5 ,00O
bundles cotton tics American cotton Tie Goa
bdis iron to order-TGtsl 10 bales cotton
SHkEVEPURT-Per steamer Silver City-65 bales
cntttn mo Phelps &oo-B do w Burbridge &eo-G
do N 0 g. RRT Co--8 Kirkpatrick &C0--5 Jno
Harule &Co--2 bales cotton ala sacks oilCake nc
Chafe a. SoDs-t4b head cattle AyGook, Mitchell voc
AZ do g Mehle &C0-l2T sacks cotton seed 20 bdla
sacks o Cotton Seed Assoel tion-4 bbls honey t.
q w sentel &oO--l DO Schmidt Il Xiegler-sundrieE
TO order Total % bales cotton lg1 SACKS cotton seed
ala sacks nileaks IS head cattle
BAYOU SARA--PeT steamer OuaohitR Belle
bales cotton J l. Harris &oO---l bale wool Lehman
Abraha1s &eo-t bag wool Gay &co-6 bbls pofa
toes M MoMan-1 do Renshaw, Csmmaok &co--l b
bbl honey q A Vinoent--sundIies to ordsT-Iotal
bales cotton
OUACdITA CITY-Per steamer John Wilson
~ bales cotton Jurey Gillis-Il do j Wolfe Geo
Il do Meyer, Wes AGO 7 l. Harris zoos Lehman
Abraham &s0-6 Jno Chaffs & sons Jn0 L HaTd1'
Auo--h Allen Nugent MO0--4 q Walmsley 300
| W A Peale q Ricba dson 4 Msy-3 Hirsoh, Adler
co. Thos Smms Levy--l Odell-l Hendsrsol
| sou slaves Murray-JJ5i X uWay-5 head ca
tie q Mehle ooo--suDdries 10 order-Iot8l lot bale
cotton 1881 slaves
UPPER CUAST-PsT steamer Belle--252 sack
| rough roe FssTstsT--3 bags wool A LaDranche-
sundrea TO oOrdsT
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY JULY II, 1878.

az buckets butter d soiari Sonic firkn butter
Smith Bros &oo---=7 tubs butter Clark 4 header--l
Rrkin butter q Clinton So pkgs mdss O A Whitney
&oo-3R head cattle Ayc0Ck, Mitchell acu--5l6 b1xss
fruit q H SohenuH- ~ 81 do 10 FL sy0nl-47 do 7 Me-
cheoa &oo-ss6 do Mschees Z Ioffe e. :, 90
Cfisler-4s4 do Stet heps " stofk---ll9 do Qteti
Bfo-i2 bids tobacco Beadles weed hon----l4 DO 4
10 do Cunt or " SteveBHon----l0 20 u Wilson "
Mils--g do Jno King &oo--l do ktrhpatf1ok 400
do to orders ao HsrBsherD Bro--4 do Steam.
snip TeutoniaTotal 1916 pk e fruit T2 hhds tobacco
NEW ORLEANS AHD MOBILE kAiLROAD
July 1G--16 pkEs butter G II Lawrence &o0-l pkg
mdse M II Barbes--2 dot lsxandef - do J W
west-5O do w O Shepherd &re--2 DO = Willisms
IA do s T Blessing s ooops poultry Il kett SEQ
IL pigs mdRs b Wolfe &o0-l car wheat Webster
Il Dilling ham-4B boxes meat Miller, Gfigsby Geo
80 pkgs mdse M MoGraw--s pspa meat Barstow
Deeyes-2s pkfs beer Wizard q Wilmoth--l0 bbls
whisky Rodsf--t box mdse q j Dsbis--70 boxes TO
bacoo Hernsheip 4 Bror-,s pkss ass Stsuter
wssi----4 pkRs mass j Mathes-42 do Bgnth-lot
rndse q A Whitney &cn---s0 pkes tobacco 2 Sierra
sn1l DO tgy scn5o gsEs gq ssS. S HngE5
do l. Bovf--32 do w H LetohfoTd &oo 3 do Jou
bert-6 do d Noffett-7O pkgs tobacco Wackefb9rth
s. tisfges meat 81 bills meat 10 terCes hams order Of
Fowler 6oo-- oar iron Leeds Geo psgs tobacco
5 Hefnsheim Iro---ls4 do J j lrby 4 s9n-55 - do
Waek erbsftb & j sophia pkgs mdse Fowler & t
do II Hser-5 do L Lyons
MORgAA'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD
July 1G--4 bales cotton II Allison &oo-4 do bills
OF tern bottom Clapr Bros &C0-i6 hhds sugar Bush
Il Lsvsrt--l do J NJ Putnam do Zuberbier y Be
hang dry hides beg wool l. Surle Aoo---3 bales
moss Biboiet- II do Bonrg-5 dry b des bdls
green hiiss @ Sppr-~-b bales mnss Sster-SO
dry hides L Lacsssagne-9i do RykOski u Msnads-
4 do E Dslavallade-tl de- r. O1sll--Fota 3 bales
cotton ls hhds sugar bbls gistern bottom
From IndanBa 2 tales cotton H Damned Aeo--25
casks BOTTLES 9 A Whitney &t8-T0taI bale cotton
From Cali est6r--l5 bales cotton sacks wool
bbls sugar A whitney &eO-- s2io5.4g In currency
Texas Express Co-IolRl IS bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
July 1919 bbls moasses LsSassier nder
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TO THE LADIES.

DR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an office at 1856 Canal street, between
eret Of Ninon de PEnclos, who. up to her death
In her seventy second year Of age, retained the
beauty. vivacity and spirit az Wnen sne was
which Is pleasant, even enjoyable, ladies can do
away with all cosmetics and paints, as the skin
becomes soft and white, the eyes regain tnelr
turns, The old become young and the young,
who have ruined themselves with late, hous
yieor and fire Of youth. Ali diseases and
troubles peculiar to ladies' treated by harmless
and painless method Consultations and cor
respondeHce strictly confidential.
dao n DR.. BILLIE. 1876 Canal street
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Antwerp July 1t--Arrir sh---Ttsl bark Giuseppe
On nto, Capena, from New Orleans.
Bremen, July "a rriysd-Brtt ship Mstaurs, Ho.
mer, from New Orleans June g--Sailsd-Cr0mwsII
Bafsbnw for New Orleans,
P4niIlao. June --Sailsd-Frsidig Andersen. for
New Orleans.
Liverpool June 9--Auived--Frisdrioh, RosCh
from New Orleans
Hull, July 12-Sailsd--BFit ship Blackwell, for
Psnss cola.
Reveal July l9-Arivsd---Nor bark Swift, Hoer,
from New Orleans.
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Ex ports

NEW YORK-Psr steamship Lone Star-s05 bales
cot ton (onmpt esHed tR6 do upoomp' esssd 35s bales
hides IS bales 1900 pigs lead b61 bags wool bgs
bair $40 bags bUnsmeal 30 bbls -four 1887 dry hides
ITS tdla " . hides 3t5 pkgs sundries
NEW YORK-Per steamship Knek rboek er-ltlO
bales cotton 90 bales iron 10 bales moss 80 hhds 0bao
co 100 bsas wool III bbl oil 14U bbls lice "a mahsE
ny gs 1879 bbls nolassss IS champagne $500
pos slaves
AMSTERDAM Per ship Portlsw-27l9 sacks rye
60 500 bushels rye In bulk
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MEMORANDA.

Gravesspd, July THE Premier MeKarsie simp-
son. firm Mirsmicbi was ia collision With the ship
A otuFus for New Orleans last evening Off Danketl.
sss B. former vessel sustained loss Of bOwBprlt jlb
boom and other damage.
eth July 1.-The bsrk Naomi Of Arsndal. Chris
teuRep atti ed here This afternoon from Pensacola,
timber, with bulwarks slightly damaged through
heavy weather. and with captain ai0k.
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PHsEHBReFss

Lit Of passengers per steamship Kniot erbookeI
for New Mr., mrs end miss Wheeler, mrs j
N Smith and child mr. and 10 Fenner and two
sons Rev L II Pssse H Chisnee w J lloyd and
wife @ l. Chaputel, A BabiU. Ed Msgiunis and
daughter, mr. and mrs VIM M Duncan Wightwifs
and son miss Yale, w II Stevens, wife. child and
nurse A A Castanedo and ten in steerage
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday. July II, 1878.

OFNIUE NEW UKLEANB DTIMUUKAT,
Wednesday. July II, 1878. !
Arrivals.
Ouaehita Belle, Silver City John Wilson,
Belle, John Porter.
Departures.
Martha Mary Ida. At. Mary, j. W. Cannon,
New Mary Houston Belle Of Shreveport, Fam
chon.
Gov. Allen. Bayou Sara: st. Mary, Eva Henry
Tete. Lafourche; Isabel Martha. lover coast
Bart Able. Bonnie Lee. Red river; Frank Par
goud, Grepnylle; Mary Ida, upper coast; james
Howard. st. Louis.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily tsleerapho report of the stage of water
at various points with changes in the "a hours
ending yesterday at 3 .. M!
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BREMEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH.
AMPTOH AND HAVANA.
agSN& The steamships Of the Horth Gee
man Lloyd win resume Ehsir REGULAR Trims
next Fall.
These steamers toneh outward at Havrs ana
Havana, and on their home trip ut Havana end
Southampton.
PRICES or PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southarnpton or Havts 10 HAa
vana q EeT Orieans-O Cabin, $50 tgold) Steer
Fro I'm New Orleans 10 southampton, Havro o.
Bremen Cabin, $50 fgoldl stssrags. as fgoIdk
From New Orleans 10 HHvauay-Oabfn. ~
gold; atssraRs. SIS tgold).
Children under ton years. half price: ehfKa
drap uGder me year, free.
N, B.-OuT agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter M. EF-
hard, in Galveston. is authorized To issue Bts4f~
age passage orders at the following tIrOuga
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston. IA, gold
From Bremen 10 Tndianola, E45 80, gold.
The COMPANY reserves the Eight ~ e1Anaak33M
route Of the steamers, their Edvsrtised Gnya On
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, { Tuthamusoa
or Hayre TO Hew Orleans issued bg ths nndaxg
signed.
For further particulars appIybo
I'D. Y. STOCKMKYER b CO., Agents,
ausi II "A Union street.
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Arrived

Steamship TappahannoCk, COokssy from Hsvsna,
10 Florida Ports, to / X RobeTts--lst dis 70
Sobr Clara @ Loud, Thompson. days from Matan-
LAS 70 Agar & Lelons-Alglers
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BY Telegraph.
To A Mnnlt n

NOW EVFK, July FVl I0F8s
To A Mgult
The steamship New Orleans Capt Halsey, arrived
at this mvInlng.
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

LAS FIPAE HHEE. HIVNH PLATED
The Nrnteyihsan Government ANNOUNCES that q
large iron buoy has b. Doorsd st the place known
M Las PiDss one fourth Of mile wv from the reef
In feet ut low water end mud bottom. The Colo
n light lie to the w Of IL,
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
IL.
Cleared Yesterday.


Steamship Lone Star, Forbes. for New York
CA Whitney &Co
Steamship Kniokerbooker. Eemble, tor hew Yprs-
MUultOn
Brit ship Portlaw. Anderson, fer Amsterdam
Ha a. Vaughan
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machine,

Acknowledged by all to be the best 1t Is the
only machine interruptions men have ever at
tempted TO initiate, which is sufficient evidence
Of It's superiority over all others.
Beware OF worthless limitations.
No secondhand machine dealer hng the new
Genuine Singer Machine for sale. Those. they
offer are either BOGUS. or OLD ONES painted
over to deceive.
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At 0nnrnntlne statIon.

Steamship Chas w Lord Cotton, from Havana via
Key Wsst York
Steamship Emily Sender, Fo0te, from Havana, via
Florida Ports to ] X Roberts
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STEAMBOATS,.

Jnhn Porter, Mahon from Plttshurg with barge
Silver City, Wood, from shTsveport
Uuaobita Belle. LibHnp from Bayou Sara
John Wilson Blanks from 0naChits City
Belle Comst0ek, from Upper Coast
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rp0EALDsONvEuLE.

FOR DONALDsONYILLE VIA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
W~%a THE STEAMER
kgsAsskas ST. FRANCIS BELLE.
So William Gibson, master.
VIII leave the head Of Bisnvfle street at 80
o. IN. for Westwego, with passengers for ell sta.
TONS on the Nsw Orleans and Texas Railroad.
Returning will arrive at B!45 D, m. Same boat,
will leave at q. M, returning same day at o 100
D. m.
Freight received ut the same place up TO $3.50
O'CLOCK will DO delivered at Its destination next
morning.
oC1GH q. T.. PAYNE, SUPERINTENDENT
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OBLEAN
RAILROAD.

CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains Will leave and arrive at CallioLe street
depot from July 6, 1878. as follows:
LEAVE, ARRIVE.
Express No. /. 5:45 pm. Express No2, 900 am
Way No. 8.....7:00 am. Way No. A.: = .35p.m.
Nos. l and run daily and daily except
Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
throughIto Louisville, Cincinnati. Columbus, o.,
and Chicago. without change. and for Ut. Louis
sleeper is attached st Milan. enabling passen-
gers 10 go through without leaving the train.
Only one change to New York and Eastern
cities.
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
and McOOmb City:
Leave New Orleans s:45 o. m. Saturday. and
1900 O, m. Sunday.
Arrive at New Orleans at 1890 p. m. Sunday
and so a. IN. Monday.
Sunday excursion tickets TO McComb City and
return, ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets for sale and berths secured at 22Oamp
street. corner Of Common.
A, D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
r. CHANDLER. Gen. Pass. Agent. NH
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Bayou Lacombe-Per schr venezioo---25, 600 feet
lumber to order
Pearl River-Per schr ] Emler-35 cords wood
to master
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Trains will leave as follows

On SUNDAYS the trains will leave the LAKE
at $3.50 O'Clock D. m. and the city at o'clock
D. m.
The last train will leave the Lake ct 80
O'Clock D. m. on Sundays.
Passengers for Gautllly must notify the Con-
dugtor prior 10 the departure Of train.
my1 " u. 3. ROBINSON, Receiver.