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REVENGE.

BANDoLPH's REVENGE.
II was now Iieut, Bandolphs turn to sock ro-
on Jackson himself that caused wrath to burn
in Old Hickory's hreusi FOR many years The
ocrasiun was that oil Jncksons journey to Fred
crieksburg. Va. TO participate In the ceremonies
OF laying n corner stone of 4 monument to the
memory 9f the pclhcr Of Washington. Jack;
son and his Cabinet and other distinguished
civilians with several military companies. were
ON Potomac river steamboat and stopped NJ
Alexnpdri on the route. Lieut. Inniolpl aud
some friends wore ut Alexandrin. and when tho
bDat touched tho wharf. Randolph sprang
sonrn ana GncrS S ' nS S %GTo yackso1
women. The General extended his hund to
greet kapXplph. which iho latter did NOT take.
twcak. This done, he stood . not upon the or
A. Of his going buE gnsbiIn,g t through tho
had u cnrriqgc IN waiting. IN which be escaped
to u place oi snfety. for his lilo would havo bean
taken had he rcmnncd In that asscnlbluRe after
his offence becnme known. The excitement ran
high and continued long. Randolph got ont OF
the neighhOrhOod aud took refuge in Delaware.
His uncle HAD recently bcen Al pointed Minister
TO Russia. and wae then in Philadelphie await
ing pas sgge to st. Petersburg. The nephew adj
dressed him on the subject Of accompanying
TO kccp away from Philadelphia ms tho popu-
lace ~ that city was go excited ovcr the indgni-
" he had placed on Jackson thai he would he
himself within rs reach.
H yns hnS arrgtS s for hs assan
him to trial. but nothing came oft. His frlonds
shielded him from all leggl harm aud made
Of the Se' Rch%ond W wins AZ
witness, hut he dehed tho auth oritcs Of he-Dis-
trict of Columbia. within the limits Of which tue
offence had been ommiued-Alexandria Mt
that time being part OF the district-and
rnther intimnied that he himself would like 10
pull Jhckson's nose Other Witnesses refused
attendance and Randolph Escaped all punish
meni. and greatly enjoyed the reputation OF be-
ing the only man who had courage enough 70
make an atNck witho arms. on the person OF
the hero Of New Orleans. Mrs. Eaton y the
only survivor Of all those who participated II
the scenes | have narrated. She has fallen
from nfllucncc to poverty and In her advanced
nge depends for support on the earnings Of two
grandchildren employed in the Treasury:
Fronch :. Evans, Methodist minis married
n sister of Mrs. Eaton for his first wife. She
has been dead many years. and tho reverend
gentleman is now trudgiDR down the hill Of life
with his fourth companion in matrimony. and
manages TO retain Government Office that
hc has held for the length of an ordinary life.
BABToN.
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From n, Boston Trar'Ner.
atur,ff thugs {. the side of those who marry only
p, iencs has sNen them an adequately tested anccliVu
sS
Side by side they strolled
Up the shady lane,
A 10 each other they told
Their mutual loves,
Mooing ami cooling like turtle doves.
Kissing again and asaln.
with an minute tenderness
solt and low was his Voice,
KatherncSs implies choice,
And hadst tluu been intheTless.
Ere thls We Lad wed.
"Enswarthed with the bliss
Ot rapture delicious,
Elyainu rs this
is not halt 80 Elysious
~ the muchnrss' tho rnpt
Formation VI soul
The spontaneous swcctncss,
The nlll orbed completeness,
Which over me rOl'
Are you sure, said Arahells.
CliusinF closer to ncr icllcg,
"Of supreme affection
Adequately tcstrdf
Ii you but lcsed
Great would ho my detection
Dearest how canst thou thus harrow
Ny feelings hN a doubts
How Often has thy marrow.
Minded parent PAT me OUT
Far indeed from jest
hrthinks a CuWhidr boot
On the patrTnIl loot,
And n hulldng in the yard
Hoding last and biting hard.
Should be adequate test
"Ah n sighed the maiden
With ryriash tcar-lRdcn,
Pardon the thought;
know Thy addresses
And laNishcd cnrcSscs,
spite OF Mting hy boot
On iAtherly loot
This bulldog cAuph tness
To RleouOn bears MltneA.
IN accord With the ftncss
OF things and tic Oughtness
o. the Ought"
PHiLLlFs rHoArsoN
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FFflH W n T7IITTF WTTTTNT
The hnusek eepcr giveth a cheerful hop,
Ana We hear the musical thppcrtynOp
Oi the mostly, misty. maddening mop.
And LOT the mnddening horrors rush
AthWArt our souls ut tie snapy gush
ct the slippery. Shiny scrubhing brush
From early morn ill evening gloom
We hear the scratching In hall and room
o. the bOlsterous. buslly bobblng broom.
Ana now there cOIneth woesome wall
That augurs u centrally gusty gale
From man with his loot IN tile sCruhblng pail
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Curiosity hut ne Eathusiasn.

M, 7"' M FhIaaf10Il NoTh 1HlfFIFan
M !. y" ", Hayes ever had the pleasure Of assist.
NsiAs H. is.ephon Of Chief AaglstJAe vi the United
dOhe, contrast betwesD the greeting that he received
sHShl " "a saturday aud that which ue President has
fiSsnsS q. ~ erfs for ban, and uo pe ople ere rot
eas stree 4 u Chester gasod upon him with hsts Is
Edl1 Tsi led ~ u no elsmsntS Of hero worship. and
Wlxns Ai nothing 10 start cheer VI 10 set hat 10
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Receipts ssF Produce

ST MARTINVILLE-Per steamer Ella Hughes
bales cotton Tsrtr0n--3 do Rykoski Msnads-
II hhds sugar bib mOasses Robert Hsre--4 sacks
wool 10 hides Ry oesh Il Manade-26 do l bdle skins
l. Surle Goo hides bag wool j q Spnr--3 bales
moss IL Udel--50 cords wood and sundties to order
Total bales chtten II hhds sugar & bbs moasses
SHREYEPORT-Per steamer Silver City-g bales
cotton Richardson Il May mo Cbaffe e. Sons-2
Allen, West e. Bush--1 Kirh patrick &oo----i G l.
walmsey &oo-lTO head cattle Aye0ok Mitchell n
ce-gg do q Mehle &co---e1 sacks cotton seed N o
Cotton Seed Observation-Disclosures tD ordsF--T0tAl 16
bales cotton g. sacks cotton seed 26g head cattle
BAYOU SARA---Per steamer uuachita Beiie-9
bales yytton Harris Geo. Meyer Weis &oo-24
bales moss E Odell--a bids hides w II Hhrris-61
bead sheep Inbau, AyCoCk Geo suHdres 10 order
total bales cui ter O. head sheep
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-per steamer7 A sumption
10 hhds sugar A Observation-Disclosures to order
PORT EADS--Per steamer Martha-22 sks rough
rice Kip & Ruoh-Hupdries to order
PORT EADS-Per steamer IsRbel---sundres to
order
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PROPOSALS
PURCHASE OF STOCK IN THE NEW OR
LEANS WATERWORKs COMPANY.
FOR THE

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIM Con- J
EoidRted Debt, City of New Orleans,
Room No. &, Oily Hall New Orleans July II, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De.
partmeut until MONDAY, August d. 1878, at u
O'Clock m, for the purchase OF one thousand
shares, more or less, or one hundred dollars
each, In the New Orleans Waterworks Com
pany, payable In the floating debt Of the city.
Excepting city money! As authorized and de-
serlbed in ordinances Nos. 44b9 and 1886. A. g.,
gs follows:
Certificates OF appropriation.
Certificates for flve-elghths tax excess.
Tax warrants.
Interest coupons due prior TO July i. 1876.
Interest coupons Waterworks bonds.
Unpaid ordinances for years 1873. 1874, 1875,
1879. 1877.
Registered judgments.
Criminal. jury and coroners' warrants.
Certified debt OF the City of Carrollton.
Bids to state the highest price for stock not
less than par payable in floating debt. as above
described.
Blank forms for proposals may be had by
applying at the Office of Administrator of Public
Accounts.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. and answers will be given the following
day ut IL m. --.-..-...
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor;
J. O. DENIS.
Administrator Of Finance;
J. g. BROWN.
Administrator Of Public Accounts,
iy2e til Commissioners Consolidated Debt.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans. July %, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received until
TUESDAY, July 30, at 10 o'clock q. M, for
building the MoDONOGH SCHOOL HOUSE
NO. H. at the corner of Prieur and Palmyra
streets First Municipal District. in accordance
with plans and specifications filed in the
Mayors Office.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor,
J. G. DENIS,
Administrator Of Finance,
J. G. BROWN,
Administrator of Public Accounts,
Commissioners of the McDonogh School Fund.
lY24 I'd
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ny Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

thlCA6U, 81 LOUlS AND NEW OEsLAhAN6
RAILROAD
July 27--I0 bales cotton Allen Nugent &co--6 do
Walden, Hawkins &co-4 Carver-3 Warren, At.
kinson &co-2 Lehman. Abraham AGO Richard
Flower &eo--l Bokham g. MoOre-27 hhds tobacco
Jno e King Geo. do ORDER do WlltS-53g pkRs
fruit G II Schenok-2g do Stephens StOrk-520 do
Macheoa &co-1s4 M Sivori--145 Macheca d.
Torre-125 Oteri g. Bro-74 j w Crisler-37 Berry
&co-40 Wang e. Cottam-t0 I Carper--250 cases
milk Smith Bros &co---50 do Flash Bros--5O do %
boxes cheese Nelson &co--55 terces hams Vose
Bros leo bpls do Barsow & DeeveH--4 Gals timber
j GubernatOr--3 cars wood McKsDna Altn-2
do II Anderson-l65 pkEs beer II kedwitz--A crates
cabbage Ii bbls APPLES eertuocl &co--l6 DO 2 Dds
apples Stephens St0rk-7 crates cabbage bbls do
D'Amoo &Co--l5 crates cabbage IS bbl5 potatoes
w Dawson &oo-6 cars wheat III Higby-2 RS
lumber Eager. E lerman &CO-t cases snuff MoGrRth
e. Compton-6 bags wool Thos Simms & LEVY car
pig iron Nj s hwartZ & Bro do g G JohnsOn-4l
b5s apples p Macheca &oo-l box books g I La
l53 bbls potatoes Keller buggy and shafts bag
harness cushion and whip and cover d M bOllings-
WORTH Dbl sugar l box pickles l cad tobacco
Schmidt Ziegler -37 pkge tobacco gins pkgs
gin fixtures a whitney &co--O boxes cheese
frkins butter Seaen-1 machinery H d Cole.
man e. Bros bbs oil J b Eads--l0O bbls -four TO
Schwabach Prevented g. Pfeier-l25 bxes che, 30
frkns butter Schwabacher d. Hirsch-7 DO g II
Lawrence &co--B pkgs butter Soar IL Son-l5
bbls potatoes bbls onions M Stitch il Son Ia bbls
potatoes f Melvlle-Totsl % bales cotton 43 hhds
tobacco SIS erces hams 100 bbls do cars wheat lOO
bbls -four
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
July 27-4 pkgs n dse Evans &c0-1 do Shakspear
e. SIN THIS do Meyer-10 do Nelson &co-7 do
L Lyons-i4 tierces hams Vose BrOs-55 bbls whts-
XIV A Whitney &co-72 bxs meat Miller, Grigsby
&co-l3 hhds do 20 terce4 hams 0rder-l00 bbls lime
Wizard & Wilmoth 100 do j Stewart COR lum-
Der G e Payne do Prudhomme Brggs-lO tees
meat 10 terces hams Schwabaeher g. Hirsch-l4 scks
cotton seed Cotton Seed Associ ttion- 2 saws to
BIanch. CCookes &co--2 pkgs mdse Anderson a.
Simps, nj do w d Baker, do Hart &cO-l do
W Wogan-5 do Morales hf Dbl sugar Schmidt
e. Zisgler-l Dbl whisky Bornez--I tierce hams
Howard & Preston--6 gins g. B Wolfe Cool
screw W Schaw-2 pkgs mdse ScholfeId--2 do
B Vests do Patton-l22 90 Wackerbarth &
do Eby Sons do Hart &co-i3
do FlDlay & Thomps0n-1 bbl rum W Harv-2 bales
cotton Gardner. Gillespie 6co-4 Allen. West g. Bush
30 order--I car stock l. b Reems-1 Dbl meat to
Lochte & Cordes-So pkgs tobacco Mayer &co--l
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Pearl River-Per steamer w Moffett-45. 900 feet
lumber to order
Pascagoula-Psr sohr Walter Denny--45,Ooo feet
lumber to H Buddig
Huxi--Per Hobr Normandie-20 600 feet lumber TO
Fl Buddig
Handsboro-Per sohr Heuristte-GOOo0 feet lumber
II Buddig
Biloxi-Per sohr Three Brothers-25 900 feet lum-
Der to II Buddig
Pearl River-Psr sohr Bogue Homa---45,OO0 feet
lumber TO w Adams
Pearl Rivsr-Psr sChr Moneta-35,0 600 feet lumber
TO J w Adams
Biloxi-Per sohr MoCafrey- 900 feet lumber
to order
PasoRgoula--Per sohr Carrie Swain--1400 bbls char
coal TO master
Biloxi--Per sohr FeiCite--1O0O bbs charcoal 10
master
Tobefunota River-Per sehr Conoordia--450 bbls
sand to order
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BEnKBvt1Ir,F. va, March !. iB77.

BEREBvfITYE, va, March 8. 1877.
10 Gov, 2. 2. Nichols. New Orleans -,
Failed to see Penn. or show dispatch designa-
ting Send him papers without explanations
Hhvising. departure. Recommend your interest
be- placed IN the hands Louisiana representa-.
tives and that Penn or others negotiating be
directed to consult them until ] see YOU.
ID. A. BURKE.
Mr.. Burke's compliments to Senator sherman
with the Information that Mr.. Burke Will depart
for Louisiana at IL o'clock tonight, ana re-
quests the honor Of u few moments interview
with President Hayes before departure. re-
ply left at Gen. Gibson's will meet with prompt
:. WASHINGTON. March 4. 1877.
To Coy. i. r. Nichols:
We have had an interview With President
Hayes. He assures us his policy will be CON
clliatgry. and be requests that M opportunity
be allowed him to remove dlff ultles hnd pre-
pare the way. He seems anxious and earnest
Il. !. GIBSON,
E. A. BURKE.
Major Burke here said At this time had m
interview with President GRAFT and at ais IN
teryigw he t9ld me he w3g y WhdrfT the
and the mode and method Of the withdrawal
was discussed |, and it wqs IN consequence Of
such Intention that he advised the issue of pro-
CIamstion assuming that the Packard govern
mrnt would Disappear
Major Burke then went on to say: When
the distinct assurance was given by President
Grant that he would remove The troops. II was
IN response to q powerful appeal we made to
him. We told him that with stroke Of the pen
ha could place himself right before the South
that they would be removed.
Major Burke then stated In full conversation
he had had with Mr. Hewitt. In which he
tBurkel said now that the Democrats had ahen-
doned Louisiana by their action In allowing
the electoral count to go on. without some un-
derstanding or guarantee, the only thing left
for her was to trade or fight, and, If 1t came to
q fight II would plunge the country into blood
she'd
Examined by Mr., Stenger-Was your under
ever put In writing.
Alt was in the kilograms to Gov. Nichols,
and his replies. ! gave Stanley Matthews q copy
of that and n copy Of eur guarantees.
Q.-Was there any agreement slgned2
A.-No, sir,
QLDo yon know whether or u, not SHERMAN had
A.-Ha did make a visit. | think he made one
before and one after.
The examination was here suspended, and
Mr. Stenger ordered recess until again called
together by him.
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Pasoagoula---Per sohr Jos AmeriCo--4500 600 feet
lumber to order
Tchefunota River-Per s0hr Modeste-1200O bricks
to order
Tangpahoa---Por sohr EIlen---2O cords wood to
master
Bayou Laoombe-PeT sehr Hattie M--21 cords
wood to master
BiIoxi-Per sohr Back Bay----1O0O bills charcoal to
master
Bonfouos. Per schr Mew-20 cords wood to master
Pass Manohao-per sehr Farragut-l2 cords wood
to master
ProotorvllIe-Per sohr Lake Flower--sundries to
order
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SALE or SCHOOL CERTIFICATES.
DEPARTMENT OF F1rAruE, CRY HALL.
Nntrt nrlL,n M 1tlu ~ tnrp

DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE, CRY HALL. |
New Orleans. July n, 1878. !
seHled proposals will be received at this de-
partment until WEDNESDAY. August 7. 1878
ut 10 o'clock. for the sale to the Treasurer of
Schools Of
SCHOOL CERTIFICATES Of October, 1874.
SCHOOL CERTIFICATES Of half of August
1876
SCHOOL CERTIFICATES Of October. 1876.
The Treasurer reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Answers will be given the fol.
lowing day at noon. ..
J. G. DENIS,
jy2B lot Treasurer Of Schools,
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PREMIUM BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CRY HALL,
New Orleans. July 20. 1878. !
The Eleventh Quarterly Allotment of series
of Premium Bonds will take place in the office
of the Administrator of Public Accounts, City
Hall, on WEDNESDAY, July 81. 1878, at 10 o'clock
g. M, at which time sixty-flve series will be
drawn. j. @. DENIS,
jy21 I'd Administrator,
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STEAMBOATS,.

Onaohita Belle. Libano. from Bayou Sara
Silver City, Wood, from Shreveport
A Assumption. Charlet from Bayou Lstuurehe
Ella Hughes, Smith, from St MaTtinville
Martha. BsHaett, from Port Eads
Isabel, OPry, from Port Eads
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liver pOOHA.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. =. LINZ.

HEFSs The steamship
----------, Commander
will sail on or about - -, 1878. from haa
wharf foot Of Esplanads stregt,
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills ct
lRding for the Continent. between Hayr8 and
Cronstadt,
These steamships, being OF ll0ht draft, win
oross the bar Of the Miss[BsipuI at ali fsgnesa
without detention.
For freight app1y 10
DEOAH u co,
de201y 30 CarOndelet stresk.
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LIVERPOOL, VIA WEST INDIES AND MIKE
ICAN PORfS--Psr steamship Andean-t11 bags
ocffee Avendano Bros-s 600 in specie y Fato &co-
2 boxes specie PUG, Corral Geo. do 8 L Boyd
NEW Y0RK-Per steamship New 0rleans-Ass'd
phae
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
July 20, 1878.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ne olearanoes at the Customhouse yesterday
Arrived

Steamship New Orleans. Halsey from New York
goth inst, to Moulton-2d die
Brit steamship Andean, Miller from Livrfuo0l. via
West Indies and Mexican Ports, to r A. G For,
wood Goo 9TH dis d
Span bark Twelfth of July Riberns Is a1ys from
Havana In ballast b. PUG, Corral & 90 Point
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COLLECTION OF MARKET REVENUES.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
City Hall. New Orleans. July rs. 1878.
Sealed proposals for the collection Of the
revenues of the following mentioned public
markets. for the month Of August. 1873 will be
received at this Office up to 70 o'clock m. on
MONDAY. July 90. 1878.
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
French Meat Market.
Poydras and Pile Markets.
Washington and Port Markets.
Proposals to be made for each market sepa-
rately.
Cash in United States currency to accompany
each bid.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
CHARLES CAVANAC.
iy27 3t Administrator Of Commerce.
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FURNISHING coal.

OFFICE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC
Schools. City of New Orleans
No, 80 Burgundy street July u, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until the sixth proximo, at 70 o'clock M, for
furnishing the Public Schools of this city lac
cordng to specifications on file in this officej
with whatever coal may be needed during the
approaching school session. say from the first
Of September, 1873. till the thirtieth Of june
1879.
The coal to be delivered as called foG.
Payments will be made on the regular month
ly pay rolls.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
For further information apply Mt this Office
PIERRE LANAUX.
Chairman Committee on Purchases and Sup
plies. iy2stauG
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M Y M w.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW on
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH
AMPToH AND HAVANA.
@FMS The steamships Of the Horfh nsF
mar lloyd will resume their Regular Trsps
next Fall.
These steamers touek outward BIT Hayrs aan
Havana. and on their homo trip ct Havana ana
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen, Southampton or Hayre 10 uaz
vana Or New Orieans-C Cabin, $50 tgoidt: Steer
From New. Orleans 10 Southampton. Havre a
BTernen-Cabin, $50 tRoldt: BtesraRe, rs fRule
From Hew Orleans 10 Havanar-sJahfn So
tgQldl; Storage. SIS tgoldl.
Children under ton years. half prices esagfs
dTeD 1ndar one year, free
", B,-Our agent for Texas. Mr. Peter III r..
hard, In Galveston. Is authorized 70 Issue steers
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen 10 Galveston, E4s. aoitss
EErom Bremen 10 Indlanola, ~ ~ gold.
The com panY reserves the rik6lt 81 ennnaekna
route Of the steamers their advertised daya ~
departure and the prices Of pilssaQe.
Passage tickets from Brsmsn, TufhsFnntem
Of Hayre TO New Orleans Issued bY he undsEg
Eor further particulars apply to
ED. y. SToCRMEYKH h CO., Agents,
auSl IL "a Union street.
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PARIS q. BRO WIN,
srKa nuRs4. saREENyrnr.E ANp BENDS.

R-sa a9 - ron 3t6KSsB1nfhaS,, . i NihPTiUHEz
Davis Bend and intermediate land
i 9Gs1a W. s.e9 GRENoN.
unl, place Of the 7, d, Lee)
william OaInpbsll master.
John H Mossop. clerk.
leaves as above, connecting Mt Vieksburg viii
Parlsot,g Line for all points on the. Yazoo Sun
flower. Deer Greek qnd Tallahatehle.
GEO. b. HHft!TFihf, Agents.
VIII give through 3D. bills Of ladipE t g, Trenton,
W. u. BROOk ETT, Agent
den - 80 Magazine strest.
ron aREENVfLLE. .VIdKBBURG AND THE
IL. T3R st ahFHSSSvt4tg XylStsggg,E ~
'' p FaSNa R rHEeouD,
s ss Ct 4 ysts g9 R Rss9 a ne for
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem gnsafe.
II. VI, ADAMS.
Through bills fading given to Trenton, Mon
roe and all stations on Wcksburg, Shreveport
"D0 -'A''' '''''''"" W. b. "gEoCKETT,
oe6 10 Magazine street.
SATURDAY VIJKHBURa UNITED HTATEa
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 3 D. M
a~v ~ FOR VIOKSBUHg, ia VIB' BEND
L@t Natchs9zg, and all intermediate land
AN YAKAD VALLEY.
TN place of Natehez
Frank Beck Jr., master, Andy Roland, clerk.
connecting OF YlCRsburg with the Parisot Line
for Yazoo, Tallahatehie end sunfower rivers,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Oairo and
st, Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or passage apply a board, or TO
JAENHY Il WORK, los Common street.
j. g. OARLIN II Tehoupitoulas st.
VIII give through bills of ladlng to Trenton
Monroe, and all sbesions on Vloksburg, shrsve-
port end Texas Railroad, via Delta La.
w, ID. BH0OKETT, Agent
mVH 80 Magazine street..
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BTEAMBOATB.
RED RIVER.
Rea Rlvar ana T,arn,

wed River ana Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND lied HIVER TRANS.
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ger tickets 10 al landings on Red River and ali
railway stations In Texas. The BEST route TO
Hot Springs.
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L.Sall5asaAat-s0n. Hot Springs, and all land
TEss#~ings on Red River and railway
stations In Texas,
FoR SHREVEPORT.
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Lenves ----. May -, at 3 pm.
Ylll be charged ut mouth Of Red River. Bayou
Sara or at New Orleans. In forwarding freight
consigned 70 the company by bill Of ladlne..
For freight or paagsaee, apply on board Of the
N. W. JOYCE. dg0. b. HIRE. '''
]. ID. OARLIN, BRITTQN b EPPLE
ia4 LORD h MoPEAKE, Agents,
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
IT, A. FOR GRAND ,ECQRE. MONT.
- bins and way landings - The
~ NEW BART ABLE,
Richard SlnnOtt, master Geo. Hamilton, clerk
-. Leaves every SATURDAY, ut D. m.
VIII leaye as above. For freight or passage
"Dp'y Vi XIV IL w. 'A Il 81 Commercial Place
?. S.-FrelRht consigned to wharfboat. mouth
Of Red river, or 70. agents at New Orleans, for
the steamer Bart Able will be forwarded free Of
charge, jeG