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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19
SCoTTIsH-AMERICAN CLUB.

HANDICAP ATHLETIC GAMrs-wALKING, run
MING, PUTTING THE HAMMER AND OTHER
SPORTS.
The balconies, windows and pazzas OF the build.
inps surrounding the grounds OF the Scottish
American Athletic Club IN Flny-fourth street
were filled with people yesterday watching the
handicap games thers in progress. The contestants
appeared in good condition and spirits and Tho COOL
pleasant atmospner0made the sport more enjoyable.
About one hundred and dity spectators were
within the enclosure. Haltpast i've O'Clock was
The hour announced tor the games to commence,
The programme embraced handicap run of 100
yards, IN four trial heats three-mile walk throw
ing iho hammer, and a final heat OF 100 yards run.
Tho contestants were promptly on the field, and the
FIRST heat the 100 yards by II. X.
startl y. Knox Is yards starry and l. l.. Ncwberry
Is yris staril tho result was dead hea. be-
second heat announced 10 be run by NJ. Il. Moore
II yards starry. IL. II. Morilz a yards), c. A. J.
there were out two contestant s-Queckbcrncr and
Morilx The former won by nal, a yard in IL =
+. Arnold q yards START, G. Fabregou. Jr. a
yarush }. 4. 5. West &c yurds) and +. Il. Murphy
no yardsl Only Arnold and Murphy ran. No Official
tine was given, but the limo made was about IL J,
seconds. The fourt heat was run by W. Dutmar. Jr.
a yasas s,arll, ). +. nash Is YARDS, ~. Els,
Dtu ar won the heat in Tx seconds The lnal heat
OF 100 yards by tho winners oil the other beats
was won by QuecKberner, who beat Ditmar in Tx
seconds.
Alter this came three milo walk by G. Connors
(irom the Incl, j. J. Mcleod $50 seconds START, I.
buckley t40 seconds), J. Ii. Crol Is minutesl A. L,
Gordon q minutes and 40 secondly and T. j. Douohue
a mnutes) Croll won The contest IN ISM. So. Buck
ley camo second ten yards behind: Conner third,
Dononue fourth and Gorion NTH. Mcleod, who Is u
very graceful walker kept well ahead OF bis competi
tors the nrst part OF tho race, but Conner out
stripped him. Then Buckley shot ahoal, and finally.
just before tho race was nnishcd, Mcleod Withdrew
from the track. Cro the winner was greatly fagued
when he had completed MS task.
Tho following named contestants threo tho ham,
mer:-M T. More, "A. Thomsou, Il. Arnold Il feot
handicap) c. A. J. Queckberncr Is iccl, J.
Britton Is fcep, c. McEwen III feeu, J.
7. S. West Us feen W. Dittnar Us feet).
Mr.. West won the prize by throwing tho hammer CT
feet. More scored 65is feet, McEwen 65 feet inches
and Thomson 62 lee. pa inches. The prizes which
awarded 10 tho vct0rs consisted oil three gold
medals. Tho games ended at quarter TO seven
O'clock.
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CREEDMOUR.
COMPETITION FOR CHAMPION MAnKsMAN's

COMPETITION FOR CHAMPION MAnKsMAN's
BADGE--gIiLE NOTES.
In accordance with n resolution recently adopted BY
the Board OF Directors OF the National Rifle Associa-
ton the match for the Remington Prize OF $500,
which was have taken place At yesterday,
was postponed, ana tho days practice commenced
with tho first competition Tor champion msrksman's
badge This badge Is made OF gold, and Is fac-simile
Of that issued by tho state. IL was presented By
Colonel George W. wingstc, to be shot Tor by mem.
bcrs OF the National Rifle Association and ocrs
OF the National Guard OF this State In uniform. the
distances were 200 and 900 yards 1yo shots and two
tignting shots at each range; weapon. Remington
rtlIr New YORK state modeI; positions, standing t
200. and any, with head toward the target, Mt J0O
The badge Will become, at tho end OF 1875 tho prop
cry OF that competitor VINO shall have won u tie
greatest number OF times Members of tne
National Guard may, with the consent Of their In-
spectors OF rife practice, count their scores mado In
thig qualifications for tho state Marksman's
fIadgo Their. were eighty five entries IN this match,
but as OF the competitors awaited themselves II
the privilege OF second entry these only represent
lny-,our individuals The WIND was light. from tho
north, and all the conditions were favorable. Tho
shooting was good. Mr.. J. lie Boutcr won tho
prize on n OF ~ points The following are tho
OF sucn as mado the qualifying score Of
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Tho excursion steamer Plymouth Rock. that has
been moored at the Eagle Docks, HoDokcn, all tho
winter, where she had undergone extensive repairs
and been thoroughly rcnucd and rcpaintcd, made a
trial trip up aud Gown tbe North aud " Isl rivers
yesterday afternoon. protuslon Of bunting. repre-.
scntIDg tho banners OF NIL nations, was strung from
her stem W her stern and sno prescIted handsome
appearance.
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Tho stock Exchange Il 10 Club sho, a compctvloa
at Crccdmoor yesterday Tor the Woenschocicr Dadge
Mr.. r. W. Day was tho winner a score OF 40 out Of
possible so points, at 200 yards
Several members OF tho Amateur Rns Club prac-
tcod at tho 1000 yards range yesterday. making high
scores.
Inc now schedule OF trains running TO Crecdmoor
Will not take effect TIL after the spring meeting.
The OF entries Tor the 'ndiviau al matches"
of tho spriug meeting, already number over 800.
Many teams also hayo entered. Nearly all the
matches full
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THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
BALrIxoRK, MayIS, 1873

BALTIMORE, May Is, 1873
Tho regular spring meeting OF the Maryland Jockey
Club over the Pmlico will commence on Tues
day next 2lst inst, aud will continue for four days.
About $50 OF the stables in the country in
GUIDING Lorard's, J. d. Crouscs. Bowie's, DAVIS,
Pcine & McMahon's. Roed's, 5mythe's, Lewis 4
sIern,s Clapaugh's Doswcn's, Mcdingcr,s, Dryer
Brothers, Nelson 4 Co.'s, As,or's, H,wlhorne s.
Bruccs Others nave arrived, anu the races will
equal those OF any previous meeting.
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LONG BRANCH GUN CLUB.

Several members OF the Long Branch Gun Club,
together with their friends, met on thor grounds,
noar the Elbcron Ha,ci, at Browns Park yesterday
tor the purpose Of enjoying practice shooting al
four crates ot wtd pigeons. from >he'ieid, IA.
Charles 5ulIcr, J. Long ". s,onc, Eduard Badger a.
;. ana Wafer Brghi, Dt. Ieuer, William sncpird
and number OF well known siots we're prescnt.
Tue sport concluded with some exceoLt shooting al
glass uhiis. Among other members Of the ciuD arc
William and !. >. Hocy Edward, Wnlam and X s.
Murphy, and A. L. Sewer, William Hoey aud H. =.
Murphy.
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BASEBALL,

Tho Alaskas, OF Staten Island. visited Brooklyn
yesterday afternoon ana defeated tho wtoKas on the
Captolino. At the end OF tho 1llh inning each club
had scored 1--WE runs aud each had been sent homo
twice without score Tho excitement was quito
high. In the sixth inning however. tho visitors
gained runs, and in tho seventh three more but
they wcro blanked the last two innings. In the
nintn the WtoKas obtained runs but rs they did
not gain moro this was enough 10 save Their
credit Following Is the score.-
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TROTTING AT STATEN ISLAND.

Sea View Driving Park, New Dorp, s. l.. Tor tho pur-
pose witnessing trot for purse OF $780, for horses
that have beaten $780, which was announced but
was declared OIL account OF not filing There was
match substituted in It's place Tor $50 between II.
Edprook's gray gciding Cornell aud J. Housemen's
black gcdng JAKE H. milo heats, the best two In
three, in harness. Jake II. won tho race In two
straight heats alter being closely pushed by Cornell
The following isa
SUMMARY.
SEA VIEW DRIVING PARK, Ngw DoRP, 8. I.--TRor-
TISa--SAruRDAY, May is, lS7s.-Match $50; mile
heats: the best Two In three, In harness.
Sdrfers
j. Honscmen's blk. &. Jake H.. ............... 1
J. X. Eubrook's 8. g. Cornell.
TfME
Quarter. HaG Mite
First hoat............... AZ 1:25 1901
Second heat. AZ 1.2TX 800
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BLOoMINGDALE AMUSEMENT CLUB.

The Bloomingdac Amusement Club will give It's
last Two performances on Tuesdsy and Wednesday
evenings next In ard OF tho club fund. Three new
plays will be proscntcd-"rho Coming Man. "a
Twice. old Iele'' and "Ihc New Footmar,' an Irish
LARGO Mss file Bulard, Mas Minnie Lester, Mr. j.
q. Piumbs "star comtque," and boy mimic Will
appear.
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CRICKET.

Tho grounds OF the Staten Island Cricko. and Base
bali clubs presented very animated appearance yes
tcrisy afternoon. hero and there nearly thousand
young men could be counted, and there was also a
large attendance Of ladies' Tho latter paid
10 archery, and many good shots made. They
also engaged In game OF lawn tennis with some gen
tleme friends. Alter some time Mr. W. N. Donald
and Mr Harvey got up .'sidcsi tor cricket match.
The new prot sionai Mr.. H. RussolI hedcd at 20
Tor both sides but did not bat Tho following is the
poxALD's SIDE HAEvgy's sfDE.
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won In On 3lss
II was alter this match that McNuty won't over tho
grou nd alone IN tho disputed 200 yaros dash. In
lew minutes later he ground was cleared ana there
was a general rush TO catch Tho New York train ut
Mol Haven stalon.
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Clubs lst ID I'D. An stu 6U 7th. 8th oh.
xW' 1.oes :::..... 9 : Q 3 Q. ~
First base by errors Alaska, IL; witoka, l. Lett
on bases-Each 3. Base hits-AasKa, Z; Witoka. IL.
Umpire, Mr.. Rice. scorer, Mr. J. L. Smith Time OF
game, "a hours.
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RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.

DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
will depart from and arrive Mt the Calliope
street depot from November Is. 1877, as follows
DEPART ARRIVE.
Express No o 800 2. m. EXPRESS No.2 10 30 q. m.
Nos / and run daily. 8 and daily except
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
without change. and for st. Louis Il sleeper Is
attached at Milan. enabling passengers to go
through without leaving tho train.
Friday evenings train makes no connection
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
Leave New Organs s:45 D. m. Saturday. and
2: 100 Il. m. Sunday.
Arrive at New Orleans at 900 a. m. and 10 100
This is the only line running double daily
through trains to and from all points North and
Tickets for sale and information given at 80
F. oHANDhEh as shF Faae Axs Ticf't Agent mt
T'HH NER R6 0H5EASs AEP 2l MOBILE BAIL
THE GREAT THRogaH koGTEn TO THE
Via 1G GAKRHN VI 4 ThE Gna H1 Il Louis
=, Trains arrive and depart from Depot. foot OF
Canal street, as follows:
Express. Sun Express. go. 8:3b a. m.
day only. 7:55 a. m. Express. Sun
Express ..... 500 o. m. day only :. $3.50 .. N.
Passenger. OK Passenger, OK
cept Sunday7:5 80 q. NJ. cept Sunday 8:4b .. m.
Pullman Palace Oars daily to Cincinnati,
Louisville. Nashville, st. Louis, Washington,
Baltimore and Phladelphia, without change
and only one change to New York and Eastern
cities.
ct eet. Opposite Ct 1yp Hotsa sunor,n..naan.
mh2 1y ]. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. W. BILLIE Specialist for all Chronic Dis
eases. Private Diseases and Female Diseases
has inst returned from Europe Office. 1876 Canal
street, between Dryades and Rampant streets
caused by abuse or age. ALWAYS cured in a
short time. Private Diseases treated after a new.
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
with greatest success
Or. Bille's reputation as skilled and success.
tui physician Is already years ago established
IN New Orleans and vicinity. and he has cured
had failed to benefit. which Is well known to the
public, DR.. Billie is graduate from one of th g
best colleges In Europe. and was for years as
sistant physician to Prof. Rieord Paris, Com
citations and correspondence strictly conf
dsntiaL Charges moderate. 1856 Canal street,
UR, w. BILLIE 1876 Canal street. dec tt
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened nm Office mt 1916 Canal street. between
cret Of Nlnon do Enclos. who up to her death
in her seventy second year Of age, retained the
beauty. vivaeity and spirit as when she was
twenty years Of age. by DR.. Blles treatment
which is pleasant. even enjoyable ladies can do
away with oil cosmetics and paints. rs the skin
becomes soft and white. the eyes regain their
turns. The old become young, and the young
WHO have ruined themselves with late hous.
and exeesses, become beautiful and full Of the
vigor and flre Of youth All diseases and
troubles peculiar to la,lies treated by q harmless
and painless method. Consultations and cor
respondence strictly confidential.
deatf DR. BILLIE. 1876 Canal street.
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Exchange Clippings.
sIClncinnatt Commercinl March

tCincinnau Commercial March 81
Jos. D. WILLIAMS BOSS row or THE WORLD
sAFkLY BELOW CAIRO.
81 GAIRo. March s-The Jos. D. williams passed
down to-day nj u. IN. with - pieces. from
lonisyille for New Orleans. Thos Patterson
JOHN WILLIAMS, Master.
The Jos. b. Williams tow consists of thirty
three boats. containing col .44b bushels of coal,
without her own fuel-the largest tow ever
taken from. Louisville to New Orleans. or any
freight bin at Be per bnshel amounts to SIS o43 49,
equal TO sic per ton II would take 1901 cars of
s93 bushels to tho car, to transport this amount
freight bill by rail- would amount to slso 700, or or
si6a,gse o. more by rail than by river. The tow
can be taken from lPittsburg to New Orleans in
fourteen or fifteen days. II would require over
4 100 trains OF eighteen cars to the train to trans
port this COL. 80 bushels Of coal and If 1t makes
take t all one summer to put 1t through by rail.
This statement shows the wonderful superior
ity r q the river over rail- facilities. I'd. Com,
are, John Dippola & Sons. 81 pittsburg. the
coal merchants, who recently failed, They had
a contract for towing stone from Rose Glare
ILL, TO the mouth of the Mississippi for tho
Eads ietties. The owners became largely In
them that their principals had failed the captain
advised them that the best thing they could do
would - pc to 60 to Evansville and there have the
9oat hheled for their wages. which has prece-
These libels were 1ed yesterday afternoon
hy the proctors In admiralty. The claims of
the crew aggregate s42T5 eh. Capt. Hugh Bev-
angton petition represents him having been
employed two trips ut 5000 trip, having bal
anee due Of $1,000 on his salary The first mate,
4 Napoleon H. Wishart. represented that he had
peen IN the employ of Dippold & Sons since
May, 1878, and at $50 and 800 per month. and
that they were still indebted to him 1868 49, The
stewards claim is SIT os, the watchmans s2is.
and the first engineer. John w. Watson. $lh7 rs.
BESIDES there are sixteen deckhands to whom
$40 each Is due. aud six fremen $50 each,
and several other claims for wages
The crew, principally the deckhands, we're
going about yester ay seeking to sell their
claims, In order to get money with which to go
nome. They could not dispose Of them. however.
as u transfar would make void the lien against
the boat; The boat having been tied up and
being without money, the crew was In bad
slx-some without food. and applied to the town
ship trustees for MD. Another libel, in which
Robt. Wood of Louisville. was peti Toner was
aled. His claim is for $1,000. . balance on $4,000
advanced to pay the crew and rig the steamer
out, while in Louisville last fall. 1t seems the
captain was empowered to draw on the owners
for money and supplies. his drafts being hon
cred. This is how Robert Wood became one OF
she creditors. He petitions to have the boat sold
and his claim paid.
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SOULEs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AMI
- Literary Institute.-Day and evening SEES
sions the entire year: elective system: 3.
branches of study: daily lectures; gymnasium
exercise: special care given to native capacity
disposition. manners. health and morals: non
sectarian: students free to college, literary ant
debating society: full faculty. large we'll ven
tilated study rooms. aud all necessary appara
tus: special classes In particular studies, fol
boys. at from 81 to SIS per month.
fe61v GEO. SOULE President
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D REGULAR OPELOUSAB PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 8 .. m.
~- FOR WASHINGTON OPELOU-
lsHAE &sas, Port Barre. Smmsport. Church
willie. and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtabeau-The
new and light draft steamer
O FANCHON,
H. Ell. Broad master. Theo. JOHN clerk.
will leave rs above. For freight or passage aye
ply on board. or to
BRITTON & EPPLER 81 GravIer street.
II. w. ADAMS 81 Commercial Place.
Connectsoa at Washington with line Of barges
for Bayou Bueuf. and with steamer Minnie at
Simsport for Bayou des Glaizes. jazz If
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BAYOU sARA.o
REGULAR sEMIzwEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
r FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO
kEskHSM Hermitage. Port Hickey Baton
@sz'zsas&ss% Rouge. Paquemine and way land
ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
OUACHlTA BELLE.
Representing new boat bulding).
John O. Libano. master, John FL. Mossop. clerk
Leaves as above. returning down the coast
every MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
BRITTON Il EPPLER. 80 aravier st.
LORD Il MCPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
au29 HITE d CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas st.
BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY PACKETS.
sy goh1 a 2 Bowl aRhhMN Master sr Dnens Master
FOR BAYOU SARA. WATCHDOG
Aa&SsIyH Hermitage. Port Hudson. Lobdell'e
ssaasaasszzsss Store, Baton Rouge. Plaauemine
and postof1ee landings
steamer Gov. Allen,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at .. m
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at p. m.
Commencing early.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
HITE & CARLIN.
sNo. TchOupitoulas street,
JANNEY Il WORK.
iyg1 No. 1ne Common atraat.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
0PEH.D4JRAH.

REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 8 o. m.
Eel. WASHINGTON OPELOU-
AsHGak% sas. Port Barre. Simmsport, Church
vile and all landings on tho coast,
Atchafanya river and Bayou CourtableaH-The
very light draft passenger steamer
KEKTHA,
NJ. Kenisop, master. Eug. Quatrevaux. clerk
will positively leave rs above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
HITE Il CARLIN. Agents,
No Tchoupttouas street.
Connecting ut Washington with line of barges6
p. S0Connects wifi steamer Minnie ut
Simmsport for Bayou des Glaizes. FOG
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REMEMBER, 1872 CANAL STREET.

THE EUROPEAN DENTISTS ARE TIE
i only dentists In this city doing work on the
European plan. They will come to your resi-
dence and fill your teeth painless; Silver. only
50 cents per cavity; Gold. only 81 Cleaning and
Polishing. 50 cents. APPOINTMENT hours to
q. M. 7 to 8 p. N. Send orders By mall. deal tt
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NEW ORLEANS AND DUACHITA RIVEB
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
OUACHTTA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
weekly OuaHhita City u. q. mall Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY ut 9 p. NJ.
<w FOR OUAOHITA CITY. TREN.
Aton. Monroe and all town landings
The stenmer
JOHN II. HANNA.
f. A.. Blanks. master,
Will leave regularly aa above. Will reserve the
right to refnaeolny landing except mail lend
ings. For freight or passage apply on board. or
0 Capt. j. W. BLANKS, President.
No. q Canal street corner Delta.
HITE 34ARN Hh5IT MapHAk EPP hd'9s
p. S.-Connects regularly with steamers Dor
tina Drummer for Bayou D'Arbonne. Acme and
Jimmie Baker for Bayou Bartholomew and Sa-
line river md Goose for Little river fa,t n
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f. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH.

No. ID Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINGs, AND
- General House Work attended to at short
notice and reasonable prices. Ale 2, Vaults
Locks and Copying Presses repaired: Duplicate
Keys Of all descriptions made Safe repair
Ing specially myo II
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OUACHITA RIVER.

- 1HANsPURThTION GOMPANY.
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
FOR CAMDEN ELDORADO.
lH.slakkE Ouachita City. Trenton, Monroe
Columbia, Hnrrisonburg, Trinity
and nil inter IMMEDIATE landngs-The steamer
JOHN HOWARD, a
+. 9. Montgomery. master. u. r. Ferry. clerk,
making all tht0lsual connections.
J. We BLANKS. President.
g Canal siraat. corner Delta.
HITEG CARLIN BRITTON & EPPLER. Acts
JsNNEY n WORK. LORD Il MoPEAKE. Hh's'
mhIl
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DIR. +. FORMENTO.
ONCE ana Residence 81 EspIanade street

ONCE hours-e to d. m. and to p. m.
Consultations mt tho Circus Street Jnllrmnry
1879 South Rampant street. from to O'Clock
pm. mh2 I'm
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BATON ROUGE.
BAYOU DEs GLAIZEs.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BAYOU DEs
GLAIIE PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March 10. at D. m.
IT, FOR SIMMSPOHT, HAMBURG.
.llIfags.sssgkam Big Bend, Bordeonvlle, Moreau,,
ss='ss=ssH. Vile. Cotton Port. Evergreen, and Nil
intermediate landings-The light draft passen-
ger steamer
TOM PARKER,
M. M. Dufour. master. 4
will leave us above. For freight or passageS
apply on board. fel6
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ARKApOLIs ANp HErDs.

vuCKsRURG, ARKApOLIs AND BENDS.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR vICKsBgHa, NATOHE2
ROBERT d. LEE.
William Campbell. master.
A. MeVay, clerk,
leaves M above, eonnecfing at vieksburg with
Parlsot's Line for nil poipts on tho Yazoo. Sun.
flower. Deer Greek and d Tal u w
} affE I S 5 HIM Agents,
Monroe. and oil stations on the vlcksburgs
w. b. BHOCk EFT, Agent.
deal 10 Magazine street.
FOR AHK H1H Akp o HHE SEa s4 yIoKs
se.ve' f s5fIz zh fR8sStR4s y
- &C viokeburg and the bends The lne
and last k gsssapseF packet
JIM. white maater Curt. Holmes, clerk.
at T Line for
Boat reserves the right to pass oil landings
that the captain may deem r., unsaIs
f. % oF hbnmaa. GARTER
Through bills adlng given to Trenton g. Mon,
tions on on Little Rock. Miasissippi River and
Texas Railroad via Arkepolis.
BROOK EFT Il GARTER, Agents.
oos 40 Magazine street.
SATURDAY vICKSBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. p. m.
FOR VICKSBUHG DAVIS BEND
LsAAsakt@ Nntrhez and all Intermediate land.
d Rzassb inRso- The passenger packet
NAEGHEZ.
T. r. Leathers mastei J. +. Muse clerk
connecting ut vicksburg with tho Parisot Line
for Eazoo. Tallahatehie and Sunlower rivers,
and With Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
st, Louis.
This boat reserves tho right to pass nil land
Ings that the Captain may consi1er unsafe.
For frslg l ., 9r pnsWsamgis apply board or to
Win give through bills aadlng to Trenton
Monroe, and all Stations on Vieksburg, Bhreye
w. u. BROCK EFT, Agent,
mya ~ Magazine street.