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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (rUESDAY SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.

10 O'Clock '"N
VERY HANDSOME AND EXTRA STYLISH ROAM
m.ne sa s.d tail; tail; !: .nsrD .,.,silsr would make
tsyy ySry nnS horse i9r c.rt Warranted sound and
s.ss e. cAEsrsur MARE 5x
as'ss sad rs.
piS PIE .m exar. s"oc's mare warranted sound ana
oHEsTSJfs ToHsk. ~ HsSbs HIGH, year, old;
anythiuE excellent saddle horse wnrrantsd kind
oHEs!S5T Sirs MARE Z niias is HANDS nIen sy.. old
Ss.:.,n. of .ayas stands with
DARK m HORSE E u1ou y.. old
easy driver: f..s ,rsyeiieri good saddle horse
BAY fSs and siss M i; xsDs HIGH
CHI s:sy s:'S Kim ssss n:s , ss.:Gns
iss VAR u hr
OLD safe and reliable for lady 20 ride o. drive;
and is warranted sound kind and true ali har.
BAY COB. IS HANDS HIGH, years old: an extra
prompt and handy driver i.aas:. o. ,nythinx thor:
harness; warranted sound and kind and true In all
BAY HORSE. Is< HANDS HIGH. 9 year. oA; a game.
handy driver, sharp traveller fs.rlr.. Of .nyhnx;
VERY FINE Ne s1s BAY IN sAsE "a IS
old; free. handy driver. not afraid OF anything;
nrst class saddle marc; warranted sound and kind
sp1ss HsSST ExSSxJ sSsSsyo LINED ,,
PAIR CHESTNUT HORSES, 13H HANDS HIGH. and
4 years old; extra drivers. good travellers, not
sfr.d Of snythins; warranted kind aud true in all
FOURWHKEL DOGCAkT, ny Brewster. Of Broome st.
BROWN HORSE, 15x HANDS HIGH. years old; u re-
labie driver; pure gated; trot In three mir
ute. not afraid OF anvthing; safe every way;
rs's4 ;%d aaa '5s'
a1d saS
true In all harness
high years od an easy dryer; thoroughly reliable
In every respect: fearless Of nything; has line
ton and Appearance IN rapid traveller; warranted
sound and kind and true In all harness.
BUCkSKIN HORSE, l51s HANDS HIGH, years old I:
sgcod free driver not afraid OF anything; stands
without tying; has been used by doctor two years;
Is safe for lady to drive ride; warranted sound
ana kind aud true In ala harness..
BLACK MARE. YEARS OLD: warranted kind and
true In all harness. single Harness aud
Ton side bar Road Wagon, by Curley.
Also larse number OF Work and Family Horses
DOC CART, by BREWSTEk a CO.: EXTENSION TOP
PHAETON, PARK PHATON, by Bre ~ster OF 25th
st.; Close Coach, in nne order; Butchers Wagon,
Top PhMctons. top. side bar and full spring Wagons
two OF them by Brewster; Collectors Phaston. Dsu-
Bile ana single Harness. &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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sPORTING-DuGs. Birds. &C.

srOnTAN1-DOGs. birds. &C.
A. IMPORTANT SALE OF
Extra nns s.sssh and mn.ss loading shot an: Of the
wss:ss sse.'d " MsG.y IA Son F. G W.
ON fHuEsD sEf5FHnbE fo Rnbss Z Lane Il
me guns will oe on exhibition Wednesday and the
EDWARD scHENcK
EoR SALE CHEATED FIRST CLASS CAKeIER
.on nnsh p,ss:n Apply at PALMEKs paint store Jack
THE TURF.
AT FLEETWOOD PARK SEPTEMBER MEETiNG.-
.n s Glasses 2sa g .s
to commence At so'sisc. ..-rs r. p.ps..n
fSGfoN; also coMB1SXrioN so6x opsn ss%: s asssEN.
receive ''%sIG.L s 18th 10
A -LExINGTON KACEs.-OKDEKs RECEIVED
WI shSa :. issass
A. - Unit" Is Yves. sssh SMhpsh g. ss..nen. Go::
A -c0ABINATIoN. STRAIGHT. AND PLACE BOOKS
"a a. ala Bro.dway on the races at
ken. 7. y. JOHNSON
A Poi. nPA,.AncTloS. ~ II FRENCH AND COMBINATION
''- ''s' 'A' s. ana ''rtH FULLY Eyss RUM %
7 EXTINCTION RACEs-OKDERs RECEIVED; TICK
evenings HACKETT a Co
I EXTINCTION AND BOSTON RACEs.-OkDERs RE
cstved tor strstght alton. hc Tickets 81 and $5
HACkETT 4 CO..
I EXTINCTION RACES.-ORDEkS gkCEivED FOR
1strsight and combination Thomas' No Barclay
and at 10 West 2sih ST.; Sooss open both places.
w. LOWELL
NArrEksALL'S TURF AGENCY. i.225 BROAD
1wAy.-Lexington rnces.-Longost odds combination.
sraight and place book Books open Dixie and
Breckenridge stakes J. T. McDOUGALL.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
4 UCTION HOUSE or vAN TASSEf.I KE1RSEY-
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HORSES, CARNIAuEs. &C,

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that sound kind and
in harness from to three days are
given to test warrwutoes
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RclL JOHNSTON, AlcrIoNEEn.
= 49, q; a..a r. u"ir:f.,y tnS 70 ,y'S place .;;
the OLDEST hLE tsTsss9 isSss Hsa o hGsr HrII.
s'' 6.::: s. .:.:s r...s.; az: .:s Es.,
r4Is PAY sTgEspAY,. Aa 70 O'CLOCK
ES IsS sR ssss6 nH5'sssS sGSs4sSssD Ssshs
fM fwo TSt6 raU1k ni2osss iossss, FIRST CLASS
F5s4 sSESf kS5 ruAr
EEs ElsH4 AZ SgTSass ES faE yasT wAsoss.
ThS OTHER HORSES. TOP AND NO TOR Brow
"@ " 'ssIs sSIs AT 10 O'CLOCK
a -cnrAnLss y; ;,snsxES.A sASkES AXucTIosEER.
A' ''.sr At sLEvEX S'cioiR. oiR"''''"
the 'ss'i; ss hs,;; sSss s"d s',I.s' s"ss sale
city Are,on MT; y; and Ssw % Y.fa ,as aTs,s''a
A GREAT BAkGAIN;-A UVArLnTK AND yenY
huylish Turnout, consisting OF pair OF handsome
20 On. hn: ..""% an In nns as
II ssan. and frsnsh Y II
neary nov; also double and single Sieighs Robes,
e" Hsf il st. Apply any hour f''a'"
A -.GARRiAGEs OF ALI KlNps-IOr BCGGIEs,
tnrer.' prices aud warranted 6RuBE 800 Canal
AT ASY sACRIFICE-nANDsoME.L LIGHr LxTEY
Improved Busry nne single and double Harness. almost
sta
bIes Az West sim ST.
A -cOUrEs. Eo5kAwAys. DOCTORS PhAE.
lA.tons Brswstst buggy -Four and SIX seat Phaetcps.
GermHntowns and Coupcs, sccona hand HAM, $50 Broad
way.
4 $3.50 Cosr' ONE MONTH AGO si,a0; hay
ane harness. @ip and es@ ossss .n
tension TOP rnse.on scas foar,. pole and shafts. ia
A SADDLE AND DRIVING GELDINt 51 HANDS
AZ years; very stylish and handsome - hs ,nsroueh
stable. sfih. nonr 7th Az
A -FOk, sALn. MUST BE SOLO IN a rEw DAYS.
All oc a s.r sac sr"sr S%s Liar
i46 West 3oth st.
sl45. rIRsr CLArs TOR BKKwsrEn II IMPK0vED
"A BuHuy, with fine Harness &C.. cost In Apr Sass also
full spring tor Buggy, cheap Applyto co"ehman. West
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, LARGE AssORr-
" ). sI%S6a%T f' i Co. s7a and s74 Broom. st.
A NEW FIVE GLASS LANDAU, TwO new
lind. rifSsSs ~" ia % AZ, '''''' ''"' o"''''s'' all
A ,ogsrLEMAk,s ROAD TURNOUT roR ONE.
"A third u. value -Resn Horse years i5h bands; war.
Wagon and Harness; all brst class; sell separate 22f
wost +Bth .t.. near broadway
Sa fss; iSs; p,. :s' for
o&sss Gcs :?ss sled &c for ono
A TWO work HORSES, YOUNG SOUND, SUIT.
A aDIe for ali purposes $40 SEQ 50 rrincc stable
A -TnKEE HORSES. SUITABLE ANY BUsI
h.ness; satisfactory trial given; mus, ses IA Grand
Narick st.
4 -FOR sALE-FIvE SOUND YOUNG HORSES,
"A A.wsrranted in every particular; trial given Call a,
169 Christopher St. near the ferry
A For sALE-sIx SOUND YOUNG CHUNKY.
n sbuiu Horses; suit farmer any business purposs
great sacrifice; satisfactory trial allowed. $40 Bowery
rear stsDic -
A -FOUR HORSES. FIT FOR GKUCEK. FARMER
Acr general trucking; trial given. 1877 Mercer near
Blcccker
A oESfLEMAN WISHES TO Sell. BAY HORSE
fhssos INQUIRE Tor JUN icS sss, s.s sT i. sex'n'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

| CEORGE GREG,is. Ia cLfNTON PLICE NEAR
VI Broadway. reads from the planets telis of marriage
challenges the world In tracing friends false with
holds nothing good or bad; day evening isusrs an
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RANJo. SUNG AND DANCE. JIG AND clog DANG
i, D,ns '"nsh. D. BoaAS 100 Ess. noaAson st. nssr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11
The Legislature Democratic
IL she EnfaSIl0us Gerry
lIlamder doesn't swim.
de the People.
Southern Indiana in favor of
Honesty, Democracy, Retrench-
ment and Reform.

The election Tuesday, in Indiana,
resulted as far as heard from in q
glorions Democratic victory. The
probabilities are the State ticket is
elected, as the dispatches indicate, BY
probably 5000 majority, if not more,
though the infamous gerymander puts
the complexion Of The Legislature 10
doubt. II the Legislature is carried a
cry Of relief will 30 up all over the
State.
IN Spencer county the entire Demo
cratic ticket j. elected, unless it be
Sherifi-ihe Dcinocratic candidate
for that Office, who will be univer-
sally lameuted by good men Of all
parties, Hon. John Woollen having
died, after protractcd sickness, the
day before the election.
In Pike county, also, Mr.. Horton
brings the news, hat the entire ticket
Is elected. The dirtiest canvass ever
made in the State, was made over the
county ticket in this county, the Pc
publican committee descending to
more filth and disgraceful acts, than
were ever thought could be possible
with men claiming to have any de-
cency.
The ticket in Warrick 10 also said
to be elected from top to bottom,
Notwithstanding Union Bethel's
thousand and one circulars Of lies,
and the efforts to swap of BY Repub-
licans, in which they always profit.
The lookout in this part Of the
State is cheering, except 10 Wander.
burg county, which went whoring
after lieilman BY / 900 majority, and
makes bis election not impossible.
They have shown they care nothing
Tor honesty or truth, but worship
money in vanderburg. Let them be
Joined 70 their idols.
Democrats should remember that
this Is bnt preliminary contest, and
keep their armor bright, and eyes
open for 1880. nm
In Ohio the returns indicate that the
Republicans have carried the state By a
round majority, and that the effect oil
having President willing 10 spend the
peoples money ia his own State, cannot
be oycr-cstimatcd III politics.
West Virginia, however, has been lctl
alonc In the cndcavor 10 save Hayes
home State, and consequently she Il
Democratic 70 the core, and Will have 4
solid Democratic representation In Con-
grcss.
Iowa Is Joined 10 her idols, aad gives
the usual Radical majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

The deck sweeps A. Mayer, Z. Pick
hardt, II. Kunz, q. M. Mears and Jos.
Fritz, will try 10 keep things clean, as
there has been 50 much dirt made and
Chambermaids q. Kraus andsC. ii. Os-
born will give the crowd dirty beds to
sleep on If possible. The bar keepers,
Edmonstcn, vcatch and Drach are old
experienced mixers, andywill attend to
things lively. Mr.. Kemp being large
and portly lias been selected for check
post as you could fastcna flood and hold
II by his weight while Abel, sBretz,
Wittc, Kupcr, Schiller, Stallman and
Holman are the regular roust-a-bouts.
DIR. X. M. Welman goes as medical dir
cctor, and has laid IL 40 tons Of Choral,
and similar remedies to quiet the nerves
Of the crew, and Q single plow like this
g.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

Photographs OF Capt. Of Steamer Wei
man, taken by Artists Kraus l. Wealth
crford.
Her first Clerk T. X. Fleming, viii
kiss all the babies taken on the passage.
Her second Clerk August Mayer, has
already kissed them, and will be pleased
to attend to any other duties presenting
promptly. Her fret mate, Leroy Cave
says he is to prepared to see live stock
slowed safely for the trip, and knows
now TO handle it, and as proof prescnt-
> picture Of the fine COW he has MIXED
for every mans wife in the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

attentively waiting for It.
Second pilot VIM. d. Pirklc presents
the following representations Of the diff
ferent styles Of boots and shoes he has
felt under his coat-tails in the last six
weeks, aud feels from his expcrien &c he
Is ready to 90 through any tortuous
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

While this is picture Of one o
the many hogs fed for the dear voter
by his assistant, 81 mate N. Haskins
while soliciting votes at the variou
farm houses. ga
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11

Her Ist, engineer, Theo. Sondermann
learned his business in the Evansville
foundry, and will be careful she shall
not explode, while his Assistant Jacob
Frcmm, says he has cmpticd Lis
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-18
DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Tuesday, June lS, 1878.
Why His Dog Bit Him
From the Kalams Buglel

from tue hhhua EuSleJ
About week ago we heard one of
our leading citizens Dragging about
his watch dog. He went on TO say that
Nero was q splendid watch dog /; that
he would never even growl at child,
and at night he would tear anybody to
pieces be found on the premises.
Amt you afraid, we asked, that he
will bite you some night when you
come home late =
No. bit of it ile is too intelligent.
He knows my step as soon as put my
foot on the gallery. Why. | wouldn't
take $500 for that dog. He is the most
reliable biting dog in Kalama.
About three days after the foregoing
conversation took place, one morning
early we met policeman leading
this identical dog ont into the suburbs.
What are you doing with Major
Jones dog
He gave him to me to take him out
and shoot him.
What for we asked in amaze
ment.
Because be tackled the Major last
night on coming home. and bit him
IN thirteen places he will not be down
town for a week
But heard the Major say that dog
was intelligent that he knew his step
aud would not bite him, ne way he
could fix it that he wouldn't take
$500 for the animal
The dog amt to blame for it, said
the policeman, gazing sadly At poor
Nero, it's the Majors own fault
How so 2 we inquired.
Well. responded the policeman
slowly, the dog did know his step and
never even growled at him before, but
last night. for the first time since he
has had the dog, the Major came home
three hours earlier than usual, and
perfectly sober, and somehow his step
was different from what the dog was
used to; he didn't tangie up his leg as
much as common, and tho dog was
fooled by it, took him for stranger
and bounced him. The dog amt to
blame; he missed the smell of whisky
he didn't hear the Major hoop and
cuss and fall down the cellar as he
always does when he comes home. so
Nero kept on biting the Major in fresh
places until the family interfered'
Come on, Nero' and the sad
funeral cortege assumed the line of
march for the brush.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-29
ARTE SIAN WELLS.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
il to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
TO sink Artesian Wells In any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address u Uaepon 4 Palmer, Batt'
Mountain. will ceiye r.nmpt attention
:. /. CAHOON
Battle Mountain. october9 1876 Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-24

his feet went through the window making neck,
tie Of the sash. His yell q conrse. aro ' se
house by the windows and doors wasn't slow
now, you bet.
inQ out to see what was the matter. She came.
she saw, and with shrek she went through the
door like q Creased streak Of lightning.
night-dress disappear III the darkness. Jump
Ing to my, feet. took in the situation ct g
glance. and the way picked 'em up. and laid
have done credit to the Goldsmith Maid The
cause OF all this disturbance. as soon as ne
house was vacated slipped in and PLACED lac the
rade. they searched for and found the woman,
and finally made her believe it was an optical
Illusion, but there was no more sleeping done
in that house that night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-24
RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEAN
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.

nhlihOADs
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
will depart from and arrive at the Calliope
street depot from November Is. 1877, as follows:
Express No. i. 500 pm Express No.2, 10 80 am,
Express No. >. 100 am Express No; 1000 = "a;
Nos. and run daily. and daily except
Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to Louisville. Cincinnati and Chicago,
saesea Man e
Only one Change ss't 70 New York and Eastern
Friday evenings train makes no connection
Aeeommodation trains between New Orleans
'- Leave a New Orleans s:4s D. m. Saturday and
xrrlys At New Orleans at sao a. m. and 1000
y This III Is tie only line running double daily
through trains to and from all points North and
Tickets for sale and information given at 80
AVN, A. A. 3; SHELDON, Ticket Agent;
TIE NEY E6 oH5HAASBB AEP }l MOBILE RAIL
AnA EAST. NORTH AND VEST.
Vi" Ie ShFRs Vi A FhR rs Y M1 Il Louis
Trains arrive anu depart LEQM D0pOLs LOUt VI
Canal street. as follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express, Sun Express. 1886 q. m.
day only. -. 1853 q. m. Express, Sun
Express .....6 100 .. m. day only ...o:30p. N.
Passenger, ex. Passenger .ex-
cept Sunday.7 80 a. M cept Sunday 8:45 .. m.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati
Louisville. Nashville, st. Louis, WASHINGTON
Baltimore and Philadelphia without r cnange
cities.
''1'e'' 'DpD B. B. R0B1NsoN, Superintendent.
mh2 1y ]. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-24
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY,, APRIL "a, 1878


Ship Scioto Mitchell Mar 2s
Bark Nimr0d. Gorolimich. s......... sid FEB "
Bark Hanne Sslmer. Nielsen. sid Mar 10
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Laconia Earl. sid Apl !
Ship Grace Gibson, Thompson. .sld Dec >
Ship BADEN. D0aDe ...........-....-ssld mar 10
Bark Haah. Nordum ----.....---.---sid 1,ec y!
Bark Moderate. Modaino. ......-.....eid Feb 4
Bark Giuseppe Quinto. Cappelino. sid Feb ~
Bark Lufra, L0rnsntsen ..--....-.--. sid Mar W
BRISTOL
Bark Emmanuele, Cammaria. .....-..sld Mar II
wEsTPORT.
Bark Treu Dubrovachi, Tureenovioh sid Mar 10
DUBLIN
Ship Samaria, Patten. ...............sld Mar 80
NANTES
Bark Elios, Ear. d Mar 10
DuNKIRK.
Bark Arno Soppa .--...-..---..----sld Mar Is
CADIz.
Park Geo Kingman Howes. ....-..-.sld Feb 20
Schr John Proctor, Doane sid Mar 20
MALAGA.
Bsrk Grant ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mar
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POINT CLEAR

combines more ADVANTAGES both for the seekers
ing place in the South. Situated In Mobile Bay,
within stones throw of the Gulf of Mexico. t
air the finest fish in the world, fine boating and
driving, billiard saloons and ten pin alleys.
The Hotel Is new. and has, with its surround
lightful residence for summer. The beds and
furniture are also entirely new, and the cuts sine
Is especially excellent. There is communica-
ton with Mobile twice daily. and parties leaving
New Orleans in the morning arrive at the Hotel
to dinner. The charges are moderate and
special terms made for families.
For particulars address
81. G. BALDWIN. Proprietor.
Point Clear,
ap13 3m Baldwin County. Ala.
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ny Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS


RAILROAD
April 1913 bales cotton Bickham Moore-12 do
- s o Thomas &co-2 Richardson May Jno
Hardie &oo--1 Warren. Atkinson kco-1 Chaffe
Hamilton e. POWELL Beadles. Wood &co--s hhds
Mils--1o1 sacks ocake Anderson g. Simpson-50
terces hams 43 bxs shoulders schwabacher & Hirsch
s boxes egg ooops poultry head cattle sacas
q cars wheat L Higby-1o boxes tobacco Blanks
Lne-5o do J Irby & sonm - cads do Wackerbarth
G " Dawson 600 i bx saddiery M W SMITH bx
hh goods J M Putnam-16 tierces hams F Dolhonde
3 cases hats Marks, Levy Goo cases boots and
hats H LAroussni-l box shoes q Bowles-2 boxes
hats Charles ag'-t case mdse A Chapsky-15 bbis
whisky 10 hf do F Roder-25 bbls whisky boxes of
pkgs tobacco c Whitney &oo-1 phaeton bdle Of
wheels pair shafts Wren &co---5 tubs butter B
solari SON. boz dry goods se ds
Otis-1 beer wagon and fixtures Fabacher-2 crts
sewing machines W Bligg Total IS bales cotton
- hhds tobacco l0l sacks olcake so erces hams 43
boxes shoulders
MoRaANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
April 2s-17 hhds sugar Robert Hare-1a do A Ter
trou-2 do John Calder-1 do Bush e. Levert-2 bales
cotton W Burbridge &co-1 PAYNE Kennedy Zoo
bale moss L Choppin-6 do P Sevin--l Dbl of
sugar L 81 Christian hf do L Bibolet-5 bales moss
Reder Geo. do Odell T. Wright-2 do II Carstens
Total 3 bales cotton 30 hhds sugar
Cllnton-Per steamship Morgan-l59 sacks cotton
seed g Street-72 cases bacon Miller tGrigsby Geo
--75 head cattle Aycock. Mitchell &co-Total l5e
sacks cotton seed
From Indianola-19 sacks wool A sacks pecans 70
10 bbls tallow G A Whitney &co-100 head cattle to
Aycock Nj, chen eco
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 23-4 bales moss Beltran
Memoranda.
By Telegraph.
New York, April Is, 1873.
To Moultcn
Steamship Knickerbocker, Capt. Kemble. arrived
last night
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MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail-
ROAD

LIST Ok VESSELS
Up. Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
APRIL "a, 1879
Domestic.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Hudson, eager. .........sld Apl 90
Steamship Morgan CITY Read sid e pl 20
Foreign.
BREMEN.
Ship Constantia, Keuhlken. sid FEB II
BORDEAUX.
Bark Alphonse ct Marie. Privat. ...- sid Dec
HAvRR, %.e
Ship John Watt, Deshon. sid Apl 10
Ship France VillAnoras -....sld Mar 8
chip Union Greenleaf sid Mar
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STEAMuOArb.

------e.--s-------------e
RED RIVER.
ned River and Texas.
NEW 0R R1aN g., AMP led h 4 MHI Trans
pohriAeTk3hL S2nnp 1HN6 A6HNRREEd EhA6Ss
ger tickets to all landings on Red River. and all
Tail I'll y stations In Texas. The best route to
The folIoYing, splendid and fast steamers
7 "a J Be II, ,.. Maria Louise. Texas sasuo
". J. Behan, Bonnie Lee. Dawn.
maze A.nnss' r S,ise slaHR 11zv JEFFER.
in oes on on R sSt' Rlser AN and railway
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves WEDNEsDAY. April ~. at s .. m.
Leaves Te sssfU e. Y 1 hsa m e. m
No wharfboat charges. drayaGe or commission
will be charged at mouth OF he'd River, Bayou
consiened TO the company by bill Of ladlng.
For freight or passage, apply on board 2f the
boats Or at the oes Of he No. Ill
HITTER oAR11N, BR III; S. EPttk EESa''
jaA LORD b MCPEAKE. AGENTS.
49, FOR GRAND EC0RE. MONT.
Eonery. Alexandria. Norm mar a1 Bar.
- NEW BART ABLE,
Richard Binnott master Geo. Hamilton. clerk.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at D. n.
ANVIL WIN Sea rs anoys For ssW G e
No. II Commercial Place.
.S.-Freight consigned to wharfboat, mouth
OF Red river, or to agents at New Orleans. for
steamer Bart Able. will be forwarded free OF
charge. an30
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POINT CLEAR.

TFHE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS AND
l. vicinage will be glad to learn that the superb
new Hotel at POINT CLEAR will be opened
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BAY ST. LOUIS.

FOR BAY ST. LOUIS AND PASS CHRISTIAN
~ THE NEW AND ELEGANT Low
lsAH&k pressure side wheel steamer
NEW CAMILLA.
Capt. William Hanover.
will commence her regular trips to the above
place on WEDNESDAY, April q, leaving the
Lake End City Railroad EVERY WEDNESDAY,
on arrival of the a. N. train, and returning
the SAME EVENING in time for the .. m.
train to the city.
Freight will Be received at her landing. New
Basin, Julia street side. near Magnolia bridge,
on every TUESDAY. For rates of freight and
80 '-''A 20 - 1855 g. III. SoRIA, Agent.
No. 80 Union street
The above trips will be regularly made unless
prevented BY bad weather or low water. ap14 tt