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. SHEPAUC RAILROAD.

AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, Commencing October 7th, 1SiS: Connecting trans leaves Newtown tt lO47 a. m and 533 D. m Arrive at Litcnheld ut 2.1O ans 803 p. Ia.
 Saturdays an addition Il connection is made with train p.asing Newiown ut 7.25 D. h., with tIan arriving at LlLchhcld at g.50 D. m. Lave Litchli,ld at 1O45 a. m and 2.5O p. In. arriving in i=wieyvle at 500 H. m. and L2.45 ?. m. Sunday milk strain leaves Ltchhed at 4.j0 D. m., arrives at Huwteyylte at 7l5 ?. h., connecting with H3usItonic nlllh train.
 C. II. pLATT
 Superintendent
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Poetry,
My Orphan Brother and |.

O, how dearly " lo7o each other.
 My little brothrra ], In the days, when our innocent childhood Went aitting awcouy by, When hs WAS gay was happy
 When he laughed, saarol hi. delight. As we played rom inc roay morn.
 I'll tho dewy shade, Of nGht. When tc was in childish trouble.
 Igrrycd tll his grief wia done And sAt apart from ,h, othcrs
 For in faeluS and heart We were one. Ana aS one we bore tho sorrow,
 That swept like surging wave, o'ur our lives us weeping together we cling, Beside our mother grave. As one we met the trials,
 The orphan will always meet, And together we trod the pathway. Filled with thorns for tha orphana feet. When the world was col. and ciuol to me would timidly bear the wrong But when it ussaod my brother
 Resentment, and love made me strong :-- Strong to face and defy his tormzntors. To wish land the thought wae swceD- For the power 10 lay them bleeding Ay and dead at his orphan feet And later how proudly saw him Grow to manhood brave and fair, And how Jealous watched, lest another. Should within, his Gllit ions share. But dark day came when he left us. And thought my heart would break, But tried to conceal my sorrow, For my darling brothers sake, He went where the voice of battle called him Pressed on till his cheek felt the cannon breath For in bis youthful pride, anl ardor, He scofied at danger, he feared not death. would net believe, when his comrades told nc, That he was in the battle slain But though hoped and prayed, and waited, He never came back to ne atan. For years, would start at the sound of footstep. Half hoping o meet him a; the open door, But time, and hopes sto~ death, have taught mo, That We will met ou earth uJ nl9re. Oh. l Sicirn with grief when think how lonely, Far from us all he breathe. his last breath :- Not prayer to speed his soU. on it's journey, Not han to close his dear ryes in death. Iponder and ask. did some pitying stranger Hallow him out shallow srNet" Or, (Oh naddrning !houghtl did the vulturcs feast On thc broth r would give my life to save?"
 MRs J. M. G. ANDY HOOK Oct l7th 1878,
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IzAvrs sauTH SoRwsIS FOR DASDUET. oss0 a. ul 4.30. 6s14 p. m. Fregat ll;l0 ?. m.
 sauiav Hilk Train with Passenger esr attached leaves Danbury at 73o ? m. arriving in South Nor xratk At 9lO D. m Eet1rziing. leave South lNorTA .f 10 49p m arsiving in Dsnbury at I2si5 a. m-
 -TT,e ol D. m and sss0 D. trains connect at r.ins arrve In pznbury at 10 10 m. ss50 and 7ssp m. Freight I.4oa n
 I-ssvs Beshsl sor soath Nersalk st A and lo.oo m Is03. 4.s7 and 6s4l P. m Sunzl1y 1aIz ss4- n s.. ps.hei for Daahury at Ias5 .. m. so e.t- -.ssrrs Frsssat is-sl 2 m sSalfy AeeaAi- 1n.f.sion. ss5p. n sunlsy T lk. II -l ? m
 Tssvn fssnbury for Bet l-i q sss3 s1 y; B n'- y1s | ra snd s.lgp m. SsndaT Ailk s:ts P n-
 Tssx- Flsshsi fsr Ffsri-yviiie zt l0.s5 a. r. sn EHr n [ ssSnLko..Ia . -:
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A Es,LCE FOR h V6ZT2I.

ANDY HooK. Oct. 17th, 1878,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
PEOPLES LINE.

l otter my servce8 to the travelling public and can be round at all times ready to convey la7sou- gers to and frsm the Depot, or to SGnIy Hook and Newtown St.
 Charges ln1darats Remember the 'GovcrnOr.'
 GEORGE KEYSTONE.
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lIOUSAT0NIC RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEHEyT, commenca

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing June 10. Passenger Trains leave Newtown going North. at lO.4I e. ln., and 5.33 P. m Going South, at G.i5 and II 4g q. ID and 4a5 P. m.
 Express Fraisht Treins going North, leave at l24U R m and ' 25 pm. Through Freight at 1O.35 D. m Going South sIilk Tram at 7,25 ?. Sun day Mils Train at [, ,45 ?. Ill.
 i0i7 a. m and 5.3j p. n.. Trains connect ut Brookfield Junction with trains for Danbury.- 1047 q. m. Train makes close connection at State Line with B. < A. fast train for Albany, with through car. arriving at 2.50p. Ill.,, connecting with the popular Chicago and St. Louis Express for the West 5s3 D. m Train makes close connection at State Line O. Albany and the West, arriving in Albany at lo.l0 ?. m.
 Passenger Trans leave Hawleyvlle. going North. at Io.51 .. m. and 5ii ?. m Going South, at G.O5 a. ln Il 20 a. n., and 4i5 D. III.
 l057 q. m. and 5.44 p. m. Trai ns connect at Brookiald Junction with trains for Danbury; also for Albany and the West
 Express Freight going North. at 120 and 7.5O ?. m Through Freight at l0.55 ?. m
 Milk Train. going South, at 705 ?. m. Sunday Milk Train at 80 p. n.
 BIlk and Freight Trains have passenger accomo- dation.
 Passenger trains connect with Shepaug R. R. to asd from LitchfeId At Canaan with Ct. West. R. E. Through tickets sold and baggage checked from Neytown for Albany. Saratoga, Buffalo, suspen- sion Bridge or Niagara Falls Chicago. St. Louis and nrineipal points west. From HawlcyYille for Albany, saratoga Buffalo, Suspension Bridge or Niagara Falls.
 \. NJ BROWN. Supt.
 Bridgeport Conn. June 10, Is7s.
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DR. J. D. s. :MITH'S
Electrical Institution

is becoming well known throughout the principle States of the Union, while the doctors manner of Diagnosis and treat ment is far superior to that of any other medical Electrician, as proof of which no
 better evidence can be offered than the testimony ef the hundreds of patients
 cured at his institution.
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LOCK BOX 334, Bridgeport Ctts

"It has always been the case that Flee tricity is an manageable and disap- pointing agent in the hands of the gen eral practitioner We have do doubt this will continue to be the case we fully be- licve it must become strict specially, confined to few, and to institutions devo- ted to the purpose. But it is altogether to be desired that all practitioners ae- quaint themselves with it's theories, and with the results that, in skilled hands and under fayoring surroundings, it is capable of producing"
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
NEWTOWN.

POST OfFlJE.
 Mails open Prom tho South, Il 20 a. m. and G.J0 D. m. From the North, l2.uO m. and GOD pm. Anlls close :--GOng North, lu,j0 H. m. ani 4.l5 ?. m, Guine South, Il.45 Il, n, ant ii5 ?. III.
 z. S PECK. I. M
 CHURCHES.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Mlm Street. R.y Newton L. Marble, D. D., rector. oirYilGi IO.3U B. n. Sunday Sclo Il, F In. Afternoon SnrSiGe at l. CONdRGIArIo&AL.-hiin Street. Rev James F. Hoyt, pastor. so5rYicas, lo.iO d. m. Fellowship Meeting. ll.40. sunday S,uool. F m. Afternoon sorvice, l o'clock. The seats gre trar CArHOLIc.-Nun Street, Key Faih IT Me aTtln pastor. Serylces, 10 b a. III. Sunday 8cAoO 1230 p. m.
 SOCIETIES.
 OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE No. 14.-Puhlic meeting every sunday afternoon .t . o'clock in South Centre School House OHicla: Mrs. s. A Beers, Sup,.: Mis-, Ann | E. II n rr.'Ju, Stc. Sr PArru- k 4ELrEHtSC 5JCIErY.-Icv. Father James AcJartoI, President A. G-llaa her Vice President; I. J. Corbett, Secretary J. Aialigan, Treasurer.
 NKwTawN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Marcus C. Hawloy, President; Charles BeIslord Ncrercsi- dant; Mary E. Morgan. Treasurer; J. FrpnA Gillette. Secretary and Librarian. TrI5tets-A. Stillion, Elgar F. Hawley and Daniel G By-rH.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-24

River rising fast with 30 feet by the gauge.
Business opened fair for Monday Rates are
the same as they have been for the past several
weeks If merchants wish TO keep No line
of packets in the trade they should pay living
prices: Ten cents DER 100 for pound freight and
sc Dbl for -four TO New Orleans is not enough
15c per 100 and 3es per Dbl would be about IT,
fair thing We offer tn Sc suggestions simply
because the prevailing mpetition, as it is
called, is not healthy. and If shippers don't take
the thing in hand and meet the owners of tom
mage half way they may possibly wake up some
them. Let business principles control bust
ness, and not schemes and tricks.
Capt. Hicks and Grissom's new mammoth
carrier will be named Harry FRANKIE, after a
large shipper. who ships from Carson's Land
ing and two or three her points.
Memphis Avalanche, May %:
The Gold Dust leaves here for New Orleans
this forenoon.
VIM, Rahm. Jr of Evansville. has shipped
South 100000 sacks of corn during the last three
years. This season he has shipped 10000 sacks.
and he had some 1000 sacks on the Golden Rule
during her last trip.
The Yeaser took $50 sacks cotton seed meal
over the river.
The snagboat DeRussey continues her good
work of clearing the channel of the river below
this port. She is a precious craft and our boat
owners are proud of her.
The government built dam on the Upper
Cumberland last year. ana on Saturday last
nineteen loaded coal boats, with over 100000
bushels of coal, were sunk in irving to pass it.
Every boat that started, except me- was lost.
Some twelve or fifteen boats of the feet were
landed above the dam and were saved The
owners now talk of suing the govern ment
for damages. A dam like that is certainly out
rageous. and some penalty should attach TO
those who put 1t up SO bunglingiy.
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
OF ST. sIMEoN's SCHOOL

BE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
IA and friends that after having made some
repairs and improvements In their buildings
they are prepared to receive few young lady
boarders. As only limited number can be ae-
commodated, applications should be made as
early as possible. The Boarding School will
open on the I'd OF January, 1873. For terms ap.
pfication can be made at ST. SimeAn's School
sU Administration street, deH Il
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Receipts at the Old Basin

Mardeve-Per schr Mandeville--6O0 bbls char
coal t. master
Blind River-Per schr Clementine-27 cords wood
to master
Blind River-Per schr Pomme d 'Or-27 cords wood
to mas
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Hattie M-27 cord wood
to master
Pearl River-Per barge Lucy-f0 cords , cd order
La Conche-Per sloop Willie Dear-20 bbls potatoes
and sunuries to order
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Receipts mt the New Basin

Transportation achr Walter Denny--45 900 feet
lumber to II Buddg
PascaRoua--Per schr Jos Americo--3s, 900 feet
lumber to order
Pearl River-Per sobr Bogue Homa--60 600 aths
40, 900 feet lumber to j w Adams
SpriDgield-Per sohr Laura-35 cords wood master
Blind River-Per sohr Jolnville--l5 900 slaves "a
cords wood to master
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Amite, Boyle for Pensacola Master
Brit ship Mataura Homer, for Brem,n n
AK Miller &co
Aus bark Nerea. Luyk. for Rouen--
A X Miller eco
Nor bark Resolve, Andersen. for Cork
John II Frerichs
SChr Martha M, MillOit, for Mobile X Poole
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PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTM
For Galveston. Houston and UuAsnmay~

Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot OF g
Ann street, at $3.50 q. M. reaching Morgan CTR
at 12:2s n: N. there connecting with steamera
JOSEPHINE on MONDAY.
ST. MARY on TUESDAY
HARLAN ON WEDNESDAY
MORGAN on THURSDAY,
JOSEPHINE on FRIDAY.
81. MARY On SATURDAY.
HARLAN on MONDAY
First class fare to Bnrsyeporf s24 7k-,r,,ea
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal.
at sal. "' -D $50
Tickets and staterooms secured until .. n. n
daily (Sundays exeepted). at Agents Office, Oral
the Ferry Landing on morning Of departure.
Through tickets will be issued from this oflca
70 the principal points on the Houston Texas
central hailroad. on the International and
Great Northern Railroad and Texas and Pacific
O. a. WHITNEY d CO., Managers,
te1 ~ Corner Magazine and Natohez stu.
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ArrIyed

U man. of war Swatara, Barrett commander. from
Vera Cruz-SFeam
Ship Northampton, Frank. 81 days from Bath. Me-
to j Warner--Ist dis
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BY Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

May 23-141 bales cotton orders do Jno Hardie
&co-3o bbls whisky Lochte Cordes-l case cigars
Gladstine &co-l ice chest l. Hafin--9 pkge mdse
Jsmiso e. Bro-3 pkgs paper A Pearson bug,
gies Mobey--1 bx bo is Shaksle ear & SIN tbs
bales mdse Wallace Cary Geo. / Dbl hisky Yoch-
man. do W Schmidt-2 casks hams DOlhonde-2
bills whisky C Bouch-1 do G Brown do FL Wax
bx mdse Miller coal W Rogers 1872
seeks peas Pinkers &co--10 hhds tobacco Jno E
King &co-2 cars cattle Ayoock Mitchell &co-i car
lumber A Fl Demas-7a bbls rosin Langley. Garlich
&co-lS bbls turpentine Simpson g. Tricou-l tank
do Chess. Carley &co-3 bbls mineral water Freder-
Ickson e. Harte-4 bdls hoop poles 7 Beck case
mineral water VIM Grant-40 PIX gs tobacco W Van
Benthuysen-93 stoves ia pkge castings Feldhoke &
Pbo bbIs oil Insurance Oil Tank Co.'S t,erces ham
casks bac half do Schwabacber Prevented &
Pfeiter-164 sacks peas Simpson Whte-50 terces
hams Barstow & Deeves-7O pkg. tobacco Whit
ney &co-l0 do Being-l0 do H Spiro--42 do j j
Irby & Som bales mdse M 4 Montgome -
boxes mdse d E Morpby AGO. bales mdse w 81
Letchford &co-9 DO L Boyd-l0 bbs whisky IS IF
j Gottschalh-2e psge mdse McCracken & Brews ter
boxes drugs Fnay L. Thompson box saddlery
NJ w SDith-l2 stot es and fixtures II Berry-l hid
tobscco Kirk patrick &co-35 bbls whisky Whit
new &co--3a bdls mhse L Seigson &co--l2 stoves
Feldhoke g. B--l box mdse Jno Nor is--5 bbls
WHISKY A Lundrav--5 do J l. Leard-3 do W G
Dickens-3 do G Chew-5 10 kegs wine F Dial
ton--snndries to order-Tota lao bales cotton IL
hhds tobacco
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BAY ST. LOUIS.
FOR BAY ST. LOUIS AND PASS CHRISTIAN
Passage, Is Cents each way.
~ THE NEW AND ELEGANT LOW
I@41Eaa6s pressure side-wheel United States
.- mail steamer
NEW CAMILLA,
William Hanover master,
will commence her regular trips to the above
places on THURSDAY. May 2. leaving the Lake
End CITY RAILROAD every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY on arrival Of the .. m. train.
Returning leaves PASS CHRISTIAN every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at a. n.
Freight will be received at her landing. New
Basin, Julia street side Magnolia bridge. every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY up to o. N.
For rates of freight and further Information,
apply to
G. III. SOFIA, Agent,
No. 20 Union street.
The above trips will be regularly made unless
prevented by bad weather or low water. ap14 If
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LAFOURCHE,

SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET,
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX.
Leaves every MONDAY at p. m. and FRI
DAY ut 10 a. m.
n1THE NEW PAssENaER STEAMER
M. N. Wood, master, VIM, Quicksall clerk.
Pays particular attention to way business. Re.
Saturday, coming down the coast Wednesdays
and Sundays In daylight. For. freight or pas
sage apply on hoard or to
GEO. D, HfrE, BRITT ON 4 EpPLER.
LORD d MCPEAKE,
P. S.-Has clerk on the landing during the
day ut the head Of Bienville street to receive
freight.
Shippers can rely on the Silver City remaining
permanently in tho trade Other boats will be
added as business requires. Freight taken at
I, card rates NV Il
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ST. LOUIS.

KOUNTZ LINE.
st. Louis and New Orleans Packets.
STEAMERS.
J. II. NJ. KEHIOR. u. G. JAEGER,
Il, o. hTANAKn. MOLLIE MOORE,
IT, FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. MEM
$500 phis and the Bends
Steamer
HI. G. YAEEER,
/. G. Van Hook master. N. B. Fowler clerk.
Leaves MONDAY, May n, at 3 o. m.
VIII give through rates to oil points on Ar
kansas and White rivers via Terrene and Upper
Mississippi via St. Louis.
J. r. BURDEAU. Agt. So Natehez street.
ap5tf
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81 Harris Gco-a l. G Newman--1 Biokham
| A. Moore-l Allen, Nugent Goo Gumbel-2 $ o
So do Jno King COOL do Gunther Stevenson
= do Beades Wood &oo-a do order--l do bx do
| 8 Hernshem & Bro do hid tobacco T Wiltz-lls
pkgs beer Ziegler-I66 do Hollander--200 kegs
| nails III J Null en-25 bbls whisky G Wymond-1
| car cattle Ayonok. Mitchell &oo-l do j Watson
| car plows IL bbls whisky G Whitney Oh box
draps Lyons--s bales mdse Z RiohardsOn-49
| oil bbls Magnnis Sons-l00 boxes cheese New
| man 4 Jones-6O do II G Porter Geo so do 30 tubs
so., Adams %d so Ms
cases shoes Vincent &cO-1 key brandy Dbl whisky
G0ttsChalk--t0 cads tobacco Wacksrbarth Il Jo.
W Cuuningham-75 tubs butter schwabaoher. Frow
enfs IL Pfeifer7 firkins butter bx do Clinton
pigs sandries Mrs e Fulton cask wine case do
Chinese goods Hung Long HUNG case candy Mrs
Hachart-22 tubs butter W Ii Holmes Geo. oses
shoes II g. Samory-2 do A Durien Il box books
ingarty-l case mdse d ? Perry-5 boxes thread FL
Kern &oo-l case mdse Z Danzger &oo--59 pkgs
butter HI Lawrence &oo--25 boxes cheese Jno
Hardie &co-50 do Smith Bros &eo---4 rolls lea her
II II Hansell-6 bxs oil tank Insurance Oil Cos bxs
tinware Ii Haler-6 boxes drugs Il Hart &co-45
boxes cheese K II DelBondio-2 cases shoes Dupre
10 trkins butter Us boxes cheese Flashpoller e.
Beoker-l5 do ID Morarty-t bx leather II Tric0u-
Total lO9 bales cotton LII hhds tobacco
FOREIGN PORTS.
StTidsoerg, from New Orleans.
Gloucester, May l7-Arrivsd Nor bark Miomer
Cornelinsen from New Orleans.
LeghQrn, May 1l-ATri ed Itaf brig Maresca
FIenza. from New Orleans; lsth-brig Edith Hail.
rbayer, do.
Queenstown. May 1s-Arrived Nor ship Betsy
GUIDE Due from New Orleans
Reval, May le-Ariived bark St Cloud, Stilphen.
from Mobile.
Antwerp, May 1s-Arrived sohr Renne j Carrie
ton, Butler, from New Orleans,
Cronstadt, Nav 19-Aus bark Bolivar Gerolimich;
from New Orleans. via Reval; hwd bark Hilda.
Wuf. from New Orleans.
Amsterdam, May 1.-THE bark Tagel, Jacobsen
from Pascagoua 'tmbeI) arrived on the I'd instant,
filed and sunk while dsGharging here Men are
gagged TO raise h.
London. May 1s-Ship Annie M Law (Brl Wilson.
which arrived yesterday at Liverpo from New Or
leans, had been slightly damaged by collision.
Brig Maresca tltal1, Frenza. at Leghorn from New
Orleans. encountered heavy gale on the passage
and iettisoned a portion of her cargo She will pro
coed to Genoa to discharge the remainder.
SHIP BUiLDI Sc.
The Rockland MI Desert and Sullivan Steamboat
Go are preparing to build a and larger boat She
will be l60 feet long 26 or ~ fest beam and feet
deep. and will be called the Mt Desert, She will be
built in the best manner and supplied with powerful
engines and boilers of extra capacity to insure
a high rate of speed with
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Lighterage to Corpus Christi III any, NJ rfun
and expense Of eonsignees
Roekport. --'-''''' -
Freight for all the above points received At Tn
Depot MoTgan's Louisiana and Texas Raiirn16
foot OF Lafayette street. daily. until o. rn
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sTEAMBOATe.
City of Alton Bixby. from st Louis
GOV Allen Brown. from Bayou Sara
Martha. Bassett from Port Eads
John Porter, Mabon, from Pittsburg with barges
Bart Able Snnott. from Campte
Belle. Comstoek from Upper Coast
Wild Gazelle Hamilton from Lower Coast
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Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
May "a, 1875.
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LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAST PASSENGER INDEPEN-
DENT EXPRESS LINE-SPEED, SAFETY
AND COMFORT.
THE sTAUNCH AND SWIFT
l:sag4ssz 60 8 passenger yacht

J. Ham1lton, master, c. .. Holmes, CLERK.
For Magnolia Store and all way landings.
leaves New Orleans, foot OF St Louis street at
IL a. m, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS. returning TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
freight and Valuable packages. For freight or
passage apply on board.
No one is authorized to contract any debts In
the name of the boat except on written order of
the captain, approved by the clerk.
P. S.-Shippers will DO held responsible for
freight bills. NH FrMoWe #
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OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CIHQINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE.
THOMAS sHERLoOR SoLbE fiS" WTY, S'0'
4. 9. DONALLY, GOLDEN RULE.
5 53EF oMk5ETEpHEL1 S & p G GRRFq HGsros
ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
Yil le AYR NsX 0T5eans ans every TIES
connecting with all railroads and packet lines
running ont from Cincinnati, giving through
bills Of lading to all points. For through rates
''A' GA 'A''A "''0'D sdppaR WAYNE. Agent,
oc2a LOG Gravier street.
Leaves SATURDAY, May 25, at .. m.
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, EVANS
vile. Henderson. Shawneetown, Padueah,
Cairo. Memphis and all intermediate points
The steamer
NEW MARY HOUSTON,
Chas. Miller. MASTER, A.. Elliott Miller, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
- - .. g. WAYNE. 1os arayler street.
J. +. DOUGLASS LOG Gravier st.
Passengers tieketed through to all Eastern
cities at reduced rates. mh2O
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GREENyILLE AND BENDS

vICKsBTRss. GREENyILLE AND BENDS.
Leaves every RI III EH I at 80. m.
,~ For v1CKsBURd. NATOHEZ
Davis Bend and intermediate land
William Campbell, master.
,o.uo, 49, u,.u, A. McVay clerk * v,o.,
Parisot's Line for all points on the Yazoo. Sun
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahatchie.
G 8 ai EAa I WORK.
GEO. D. HITE. Agents.
Will give through bills of lading to Trenton
JILL '''''A' ". B. BRoGk FRI. Agent GENT -"'
den ss Magazine street.
FOR aRHENVILLE, VTCKsBURa AND THE
49, FoR akEEN2iLLE F. y1Gc I.
and the Bends-The fine and fast
f gKaSK r rAaeouD,
]. M. White master. CURT. Holmes clerk,
connecting at yicksburg y With Parls9tts Line for
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
Through bills lading given to Trenton. Mon
roe and all stations on Vieksburg. Shreveport
anu i0A"' i'"''i'''' Wy " VT B. CROCKETT.
oe6 80 Magazine street.
SATURDAY VIOKsBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. at .. m.
~ FOR VICKSBURG. VS. BEND
LeRf<t Natchez and all intermediate land
'inRs-T saR Rsssf II. packet
I. P. Leathers masts1 J. r. Muse clerk
connecting at Vicksburg with the Parisot Line
for, Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Sunfower. rivers,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
st. Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe
For freight or passage apply board, or TO
JANNEY d WORK, 1oS Common street.
J. e. CARLIN. II Tchoupiteulas st.
viii give through bills of ladlng to Trenton
Monroe, and all Stations on Vicksburg, Shreve
port and Texas Railroad. via Delta. La.
W. B. BROCKETT, Agent,
mYe 80 Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-24
MoRGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD

May 23-1 hid sugar W Burbridge Goo sacks
wool bdls gr hides half bales l2 sacks pota,
rses Sevin-5 sacks wool II boxes eggs Lacas-
sagne-2 bales moss 80 sacks potatoes L Bibolet-45
do Laine-S0 sac onions J M Wash-2 bales
mo NJ Mues g boxes eggs Wilz-4 do Wang &
Cottam-2 do A Lanau1 do Rycosk s. Manade
10 sacks potatoes Jos Aycock Total hid sugar
CIinton-per steamship Morg an-2o7 sacks oilcake
10 sacks wool % bales hides 10 bales cotton C A
Whitney &co-2s9 sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed
Associ ton-Teal 10 bales cotton 800 sks seed
From Galveston-e4 bales cotton bales raper stock
hhds sugar 1913 sacks wool 81 frkns butter bales
skins Whitney aeo- 90 sacks pecans Miller
Grigsby &eo-6 bale, paper stock order-Total $40
100 IS in Gu rencY Texas Ex Co-Total "a bales cot
tom hhds sugar
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD
Y May 23-s1 bales cotton Ocean &co-e do Meyer.
Weis zoos Stewart Bros &co-s Payne, Kennedy