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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

W heat.

NEW YORK December IA 1t i. stated that Mr.
keene. who has now 5 900. 900 buseels of wheat
on hand a, Chicago, has about closed a contract
with rsilroad- and steamship companie-, to move
two or three million bus hol- of wheat from Chica-
90 to Liverpool, by way OF Boston.
Gold.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
TEX AS.
Hanged.

GALVESTON, December 10 Prer Jones and
Smith jackson, colored, were executed Saturday
at Bsstrop, in the presence OF $4,000 people. prn-
cipaly negroes. Bot firm To the last, but
were dead in five minutes after the drop fell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
The Argus of Saturday SAYS:

Some OF tn advertisers IN a chesry printed
show bill which is being distributed about town
will evidently not receive much return for the
money invested, fp' in.tance a prominent jevclry
firm the name of which is about as far from b ing
correct a. it possibly can be II PAYS best TO sd-
vertise in the ntw>papels
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Court EattrTs.
OHIO.
M...1A.

CINCINNATI December Is. At Fernbank, q
shoit distance below the city, on the Ohio river,
William Plow met William Myer. on the road
this morning, and was beaten to death by club,
IN the hands OF the latter The affair was the re-
suit OF an old grudge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England AMI the Middle States,
westerly winds, cloudy weather, numerous light
rains or SHOWS, stationary temperature and rising
barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Marrien.

In F. xN' re- Oct IL, joel Naddocks o. Foxbero'
to vi Vndi witt er OF Chesterville.
In Farningtop, Dac 5. I.vm Y. Falss of
tArmin ton tn Mis- Hafti' r seu of In u.s.
W; Nv. T. George A. Locklin to Miss Della
Titon both Temple.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
NJ oTvCD.

AUGUSTA. Dec IL. 1878.
W.. tNe undcrsigne' agree to keen our stores
w closed a." Christmas DIV. and q keep them
on'n eve ng~ until c 'istm"s, mmeoc ng
Ihurs1 ', u c ~. JOaS PARSONS Co
r. Ne u PRICK,
FOwLE~. uAMtFS \ SMITH,
IEIGHTON ~CvUTON 90,
'tdec25 HAMLENS 4 HILBRooK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
" An Ed!

DY eooi girl, n .itn4iion to do house work or
ID rwing ~ nrv tie emily, ith'r IN Angus a,
HalloWel or Gardiner. Nj irpss,
deci6rlWt BOX 9l+, Aug sta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Moral ann Statf Nemo

u The Kenn"bec Journal is the only
paper In augusta that ever had the news
of the AssocIat, Press. No other
paper here can have these dispatches.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Educational Associations,

The 18th annual session OF the Me- State Edu-
cational As o~iation is TO be held at Lemont Hail.
Brunswick Dec 26, q and 2S Teachers, school
officers, parents and scholar, are invited to at
tend. Following is the programme of exercises;
THURSDAY, DEC lf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
NEW JERSEY.
erdIct.

PATTERSON, December IA. The Jury in the
Pete son murder trial rendered verdict ol man
>laughte, upon the ground of adulte rous conduct
of his wife with Nixon. Peterson sentenced
TO ten ycals in prison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Gold opened at 100 s.
Gus ON House Matters.

1t is now believed that the consideration OF GUS
tom house ap ,oini mebts Will not be taken up by
the Senate until after the holidays which will be
after the meeting Of the New Yolk legislature.
slaves Freed.
Senor Adama has freed seven hundred slaves in
Cuha
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
COM + TO
HALLOWELI
COOKS CHEAP STORE
TO BUY YOUR
Christmas Presents
Holiday Goods.
Holiday Goods.

We have just opened a large lot CT Christmas
Presents and Holiday Goods, Ootn useful an or
namentai, and rs our expenses are small We can
afford 10 sell al the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
DifD.

In Wilton, Nov. ~, Addie F daughter ~ Benson
an J"rush' Rrown. aged ~ wears Q % "nths.
In wafe'ville, n'c. ~ Mr. Rardo phi p Shcrea,
ged about Is wears son oi Mr.. Geo E. shores
well know among busin men-leaves wife
and one chI'd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Hall we'll Classical
AcademY.

The Winter Term OF fourteen Meeks opens
UeaueSd2p, DeceMbe1' nm, 1878,
For catalogues or Information. address
Rev. A. W. BURR, Principal, or
Rev. II. T.. HARDING, Sec, Halo.
well, Me. 4w49
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Court Matters.

SPRINGFIELD, December Is. In the superior
court, yesterday, Flank Finn, a tramp, has
been sentenced to State Prison for life, for out
raging Mrs. Julia Tracy. at agawam, 10 July.
Lewis and Henry Peabody were sentenced to
the Stale Prison for life, for robblng an attempt
ng to kill George Bre Sster, near Palmer, five
years ago. They had just served five years in
the Connecticut Prison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

Prof Vose has several times criticised from a
scientific stand point, the iron BRIDE belong ,ng to
the town, between Il rnswick and Iopsham
claiming that il is unsafe for public travel. Many
have confouuded this with the iron bridge of the
Maine Central Railroad Company at that place.
This is uni Just To the company The two should
not be confonnded. The iron railroad bridge be-
tween Brunswick and Topsham is one If the most
secure and substantial structures IN the country,
and Prof Vose ard every othe, civil engineer will
heartily and earnestly endorse that fact.
Mr.. 6. II. Thtyer, of Plymouth, 10 this State,
has been he past autumn quite extensively en-
gagged in blying potatoes il Prince EdNsrd's
island. A letter received in Ibis city from Mr.
Thayer states that one hundred and 6ity persons
were there from the States buying potatoes on
that island, besides the naive purchasers, and
that one million two hundred and fifty thousand
bushels were shippod from there during the
months of October and November. Pcrhap, AS
many more were shipped from Nova Scotia
Potatoes are raised in immense quantities through
out the Provinces, and with reciprocity OF free
trade, the farmers of Maine would find it very
difficult to compete with the poorly paid farmers
of the Provinces. This is imp rant question
for the advocates of free trade in Maine to con-
slider.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Holding Il Dead BODY.

The body of Ms. Rebecca Bulong, who died in
Pans, is siIll boatd the steamship Le>sing, the
officers refusing 10 deliver it TO relatives, because
there is no certificate of the cause of death DR..
Lowering of Boston, teegt aphed that her death
was caused py pneumonis, but the officers of the
steamer deem the assertion As not sufficient.
Murder.
Sooltly after m;dnigh bit Saturday, John Mallov,
an industrious groceryman of 46J West 4l,t ST.,
was stabbed and almost instantly killed while put
tiny up the shutters his store windows, by
Philip Whitney, drunken rufiisn whom Malloy
had helped IN many ways. Whitney was arrest
ed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
MASSACHUSETTS.


BosroN, December ID Saturday afternoon
Henry Beckett, employed in the pork packing es-
iab.ishnent of Lincoln Chamberlain Il Co., al
Cambridge, was probably fatally in juIed by being
canpht IN the beltinp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

II is stated foi a fact that Of 100 persons who
have gnne TO he'd within the past zen wears. ard
blown out the in their room-, 80 were &" an
Maine Boston Herdld
To which the Watcrvile Mail sharply replies -
''And # the other fifty had gone from Maine, aud
a thousand more with them. there wout be ao
lack Of Boston gas to blow out"
The memhers of II. II Beal Pot II. Of Ran
gor making arsn 'emens for one Of the
grsndest camp fi'e- To take place at the mceting
of the Department Enc mpment in that ci'v The
last part of January next ever held by any Post
in the State. The whole affair is in the hands Of
an excellent committee, ands general invitation
will probably be extended to all Posts in the De-
partment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Nominations by tn. Governor.

The Governor has made the following nomina
tions:
r Shepherd skowhegan, J.P. Q for State.
Ceopas Bovd. Hs,monv, "
Chas. " Cohh, New Gloucester, j. 7. Q.
lIadley Fairfield, Houton,
LEWIS Mcclellan, Portland,
Joseph II. Coffin,
Al Waierhouse No. Pownal,
Jesse Jsfr'y, Monmouth
John n Converse, Newcastle,
+ G Harlow. Dixfed Trial Justice.
WIN. Goodwi", Coriuth, "
Thoma. w. Vo'c, Bangor.
Noarv Public.
Winfield Scott smith Kngman, Trial Justice.
Joseph y P"ske- Dover "
G 4 Farw II, Pitrsfeld. "
A. II. Contorh " Dedimus Justice.
j w. Sargent, keunebunk, Coroner
Indus.risI school.
The evening Of the 25th inst. will he observed
at the Industrial School with the usual services
singing and reciis'ons by the children.
The Christmas tree will he 10 readiness for such
gif- a. 'he friend- of the school bring. View few
# the children have reason to he remembered nv
their relations, and without remembrance
from the chatitable, they will 90 unhcst on the
occasion. Bibles, te.tsments, and other gift
book, picute-, toys, hats. .ca,fs. sndkeichef-,
round combs, &c, &c, will be appropriate and
thankfully received.
The school is divided into large girls and little
girls-about half in each class
Yestcraav Rad such had cold that could not
snesk. used DIR Bull'- Cough Syrup. and TODAY
AN As well a. ever. 1t cost me only 30 cents
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com pany
DO FslestIr.

NEW York, Dec &C. II a. m.-Coffee firm sales
5000 per Giensannox, Us La Place. POGO at New
Orleans. 1000 per Van Dyke. Sugar quiet; nom
fnaly unchanged. Defined sugar quiet stand
ard $685.. off A $685. Linseed oil GOOSE
12:45 o.. m.-Coffee quiet and firm. Refined
sugar quiet.
CHICAGO, Dec 26 9:30 d. m-Wheat opens nj
80 asked January. Corn-No sales 302l @3ozS
January, 844@2f6 MAY. Pork-s7 52%@7 GO
January. 81 625s February 81 70a7 7216 March,
81 sOm7 s. April. Lard-5.l0m5.45 January,
5.52l9 February
Union Stock Yar1s-256 cars stock reported
to arrive. Estimated receipts of hogs to-day
IS 600; official yesterday "a 314: official shin
mens 1715: light grades A 55@2 co. mixed
packers 81 6O@2 so. heavy shipping 81 656l2 so
Cattle-Receipts 1850. Market higher
1:l5 D. m.-Wheat 1911 bid December nominal /.
835s@83a January. 8t16@844 February Corn
309s December, 3O2t asked January 81 asked
February. 34% May Oats 1871 bid December
l94Gl91S January 20 asked February 23l asked
May. Pork 81 40G7 ~ January ST 52J, Fab
ruary, 81 GU March. Lard-53716G5 40 January
5.i5Id5.471a February
81, Louis, Dec. 26.-Opening- Wheat-Janu
airy go1g February 918. Corn-January 1890
2J34, February 302I
D, m.-Wheat higher No. Q red 9Ozs January,
9lss February, 93l5 March Ola cash: No. 3 red
" y cash. Corn 29}5 January. 305s February.
5lzg March, "a May. 29h bid cash Oats scarce
ana ilrmer 2l7@ January 2l7S bid cash. Whisky
2 %. 4o@5.5o. 35o0S60 Bacon lloose) 81, AZ. s.
:, GINCINNATI. Dec. 26. 1890 0. m. Pork 81
Bacon 4, 4 a, 4. Hams 7@8R. Cut meats
255. asg, pa. Lard 1905 45. 6. Hogs 81 1902 go;
receipts $685. Whisky 81 o.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Capt Abe Smith
river; y Jacobs, New York; Charles Banzha ass
milwaukee; A Harrington, Boston; A Burns
Cleveland; Ira Aver. Jr. Ashland, Va; Mrs A
Dorsey. Louisiana; Chas T Stanton, Jr. lower
coast W Fourche VIM Roberts, New Orleans
I, Daane, Louisiana; Oliver Perkins, Chicago
W b Prescott England: S McCuiloch and
wife. Miss McCulloch. Baton Rouge: S b Dun
can, Louisiana; jules Hirsch, New York; F P
Poehe and wife, Miss Maggie Pc he. Miss T
tyre. Mem This; J Jacobie, st James Is D Bou-
eere st Charles; A Jacoby, st James
ST JAMES H0TEL-Eugene Barrow. river !:
John Bergie " H Sharp. city; Lacoch,
Rafon Rouge; Thos A Holloman. satartia Miss
4 IL Riggs. New York; W C Harrison, D B
Williams. Indianapolis Samuel Preston. Mem
Dhis; r James st Louis; J Kearney. Pensa-
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a..
THIRD CALL-2 M.
No sales.
States 6936@704 Premiums 25H@252
CLOSING CALL-3.3O Z. NJ.
81 900 Premium Bonds. ................. 25 /,
States 693s9692s Premiums 251S@252l
by Telegraph
New YORK. Dec. 2G.-Money closed at / -
cont Exchange closed weak at 4s3@4s8ts Gold
opened and closed at 100. Governments closed
quiet; currency IS 119h@I9a. Pacific Rail
road bonds closed as follows: Union nrsts
109@1G94. land grants 100000, sinking funds
109D10Sa. Centrals 1885, GI0S2t
Gold clearings ut N. B. s., n Y.-Gold bal
anees; s697.9 7G: currency balances. 1904. 4so
goa clearings. sG.5f20OO.
CleariDg-House statement-Curreney ex-
changes. s65,272,9S0: currency balances 50 s7s :
1884, gold exchanges, s9042. 464: gold balances.
81. t23,bO0
In State bonds Louisiana Consols declined to
20, and District Of Columbia 3-G5's declined to
1874.
The Cotton Exchange closed to-day by pre-
yiyus resolution
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 4
Thursday Evening. December 26. 1873. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

/
Money quiet and steady
We quote exceptional paper 7@8 " cent; Al
do 9@10; second grade do @; loans on col
laterals Cos: Al mortgage paper sH01O: SOC
ond grade do % v cent per annum.
Gold continues to rule steady In New York nj
par, and is still quoted here at par@1OOa.
Mexican dollars are now quoted ut s26@s5
and trade dollars at oO6g5c. Halves and quar-
ters tAmerican) are quoted at A@A U cent dis
count@par.
Foreign Exchange was In moderate request
the market ruling weak throughout Bank
sterling still rules at -04s2. and bills of
lading and clear bills ut 4780i79 Saes-E3B 900
at 4786g479h
French bills are unchanged but tho demand
Is only moderate. We quote bank francs
commercial 5.7 lm5.267a. Salos-20o. 900 mt quo
tations.
Bank sight bills opened easy and clcse,i tho
same NJ Y N cent discount; commercial n quo
ted b-1GG ~ i ecnt discount
State Oonsois opened irregular and easy
nt 6995aGl7b
Premium Bonds opened quiet at 25 .l625a4 and
closed al 251s@25N.
Stocks were IN light request and for the list
no changes were reported
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST OALIr-10 A. NJ
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CON N ERCIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Wednesday Evening. December 20. 1878.
COTTON-Under the influence Of d good de-
mand, a steadier feeling was noticed In prices.
with more disposition on the part of buyers to
purchase. the market closing firm, with sales
to- day Of 1900 bales From Liverpool and New
York no telegraphic adyices were received. ow-
ing to the fact that the day was observed as a
holiday.
The closing official quotations of the Cotton
Ezn hnr, Irln mr. nlri,rn h1,ll,
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Commercial and Financial Matters.

The barkentine Fanny H. Lorng cleared
yesterday for New York with 1858 barrels of
molasses. The steamship New Orleans, for
New York, has on board 90 hogsheads OF
sugar and 2649 barrels OF molasses.
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Ocean Rrelshfs.

about steady. though still quiet. To.Liverpooi
by steam. 5000 bushels grain at sd per GO
pounds; TO Bristol, by steam, 24OOo bushels do
charters. Grain to Cork. for orders. quoted at
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cola G W Sherman. Mobile; II Merrywether
Selma, Ala; J Metcalf Albany; Bobt A Hud-
son. West Baton Rouge. Browder. Atlanta.
CITY HOTEIl-P Burt, VIM Christy. city; i
II Riggs. New York: J G Estell Vera Cruz; A s
hyals Deer Greek Saml Nelson, Mississippi
W II Sharp, W Frazer. Emma Frazer J w
West Baton Rouge; II Randolph, Ibervile
E Frye, Central America; JOS II Meeker.
Baton Rouge; L T Hubbard Ohio; Jas Me
Crary, st john DR. Il Schlater and son, l. G.
P9gh, Thos Kent, W l. Flower. Assumption
ten; Davlttle, Galveston: W d Green
Columbus; w Barrett, J NJ Bumpers and
wife. II ? Bumpers. Mrs. Craigin and child,
Bryan Texas.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Signal Service. United States army II, =
Daily meteorological record for inc EN- af
ending at 3:43 p NJ: .he same moment of
0oo - time at all stationS.I
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phLI-We are indebted 70 The well known
salt house Of Messrs jackson IL Manson for the
following quotations Of the market: Demand
good, With very light stock on hand for tho
season. We note sale of Il cargo all coarse at
SOC Y sack afioat. and another on private terms.
We quote dealers rates from warehouses at 90
g95c for coarse and 81 51@1 60 for fine. The lat
Island is quiet; quoted at 8O690c y bag of two
bushels Table salt In pockets 1kg7c each. as
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN y, 4. LINZ.

fFSs The steamship
.4ilAENG MEDIATOR
80 Hanney, Commander.
will sail on or about December -, 1878. from
wharf. foot OF Espanade street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through biIls
lading for the Continent. between Havre
Cronstadt,
These steamships. being Of light draft. win
without detention. ''0"
For freight apply to
DEOAN d CO.,
ne2o " 1s9 Gravier street
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State Consols opened yesterday irregular
and easy at G9}s0G97s, against G91a07O on
Tuesday. Premium Bonds closed at $500
PSI. against 251aO255s ut the previous report.
9fhe sales footed up $4,000 of State Consois
land $26. 02O Of Premium Bonds
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novement at ports from 70 m. Friday NJ


HL UOTtS Since EeptemDGr I..... -.
same time last year.. Q. 2s2 .21O
same time year before. ........ 2, 492 923
onsolidated report for six DAYS gives
u. u. FIRE. Con. Chan. Stocks
=. - 1887 2s,57i 3l.466 -. 753.303
". 40 1859 10 glf Do Og6 q5G5 OK lAt
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RAILROADS.
REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD,
THE BEST ROUTE EAST.


THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calllope
Street Depot, on aud after November 10. 1878. as
follows:
:. Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. /. $500 D. M Exp. No. Q, 1O:1b n. m.
Mixed NO. >, 1900 y. m Mixed No. 4, 800 D. m.
NOS, and run daily Nos. and daily, ex-
FULLMSN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THhOuGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE and for
81; LOUIS Sleeper ia attached at Milan, en-
ablng passengers to go through without ieav-
Ing the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
Tickets for sale. berths secured and informn-
ton given at No. % Camp street. corner of
Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent,
T. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
NJ EW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ tMOBILE FAST LINE)
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES,
On and after Wednesday, November 40. 1873
trains will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal
street, as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
No. Passenger No. Express.
gaily, except daily. .....-. 1916 am
sunday ,.. 1880 am lNo. Passenger
No Express daily. except
daily .....s.. q 100 p.m sunday a ~ n m
NO. Coast mo. Coast
daily, except daily. except
Sunday 1890 p.m. Sunday -. o 30 am
No Passenger mo 4 Passenger
SUNDAY only 1885 am. Sunday only % 80 o. m.
ricketts, may BIO obtained and Sleeping Oar
batths secured IN advance on application at the
ONCE corner Camp and Common streets. oppo-
site City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
on ~ J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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beautiful books almost given away at No. 1t7
Canal street to close out stock. Private sale
during the day and auction sale ut night.
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EDUCATION.
EDUCATION.
NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
I35 $50. ......C aIiiepe stree.......-.....I 3s
tRetWnhn Cnmn md Mnpnzinel

tBetween Camp and Magnzine.l
Annual session will begin MONDAY. Novem-
ber 8 Aoaiauie Preparatory and Primary
Glasses viii be In charge Of able and expe-
rlenced teachers. Only limited umber of
pupils will be received.
For circulars and all necessary inform alton.
apply to
oc2O ~ A. b. CHANDLER PrincIp
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Music boxes for Christmas presents at
Grunewald Hall.
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The exports from Rio de Janeiro in 1s76-77
Were valued at s24, 2G6 ,s95, and the imports
Y from the United States were valued at 49, $780,
$50. The exports to England were valued at
:, $6,177, 725, and the imports from England at
Z b17,279,69 The total imports at Rio
Amounted to SIG, $40 $50, and the exports to
Y $50, $50, 49,
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HREN EN.
STEAM TO BREMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Cp
yTkNg VITA rYAuDf4 unryrpvr

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW or
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTH.
AMPTON AND HAVANA,
4#M$2A The steamships of the North Ger
map LLOYD will resume thor Regular Trip.
as follows:
From Bremen. From n. Orleans
BraunsehWeig. .Novem. 20 About Decem 20
frankfurt -.... D6Cem, 4 About Jan'ry -
NnrnberR ....,...JanuarY About Febry o
These steamers touch outward az Hayre ant,
havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PABsAGR.
FROM Bremen. Southampton or Havrs 70 Hes
vena or New orleans-Cabin, $3.50 gold steer.
From New Orleans to southarnpron. Havrs n,
bremen-Gabin. $3.50 gold; SteeraQe ssB gold
from New Orleans TO HavaEa-Gabip aHs
tgoldl Steerage, SIb gold,
Uhildren under ten years. half price: chill.
dren under one year. free.
~. B.-Our agent Tor Texas Mr. Peter NJ Rr.
hard. In Galveston. Is authorized 30 ISSUE steer
ago passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, s42, gold
from Bremen TO IndianOla. St5 So gold
route OF the steamers. their advertised dayslf
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen 6 1uthprnntn
signed.
FOR further particulars apply 10
ED. ". sToCKMEYEB d co.. hRencs.
hH5i II ~ Union street
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For flrst-cass pianos go to Grunewald Hall.
Always ready: need no cooking;
Shadines are fish for which you re looking If
The epidemic having caused pecuniary dis
tress. DIR. f. II. Knapp & Son. dentists, 10 Ba-
rome street. have greatly reduced their prices
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FIGHTS FROM NEW ORLEANS
Steam.
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a a.;r az aeipts and sales were fair to-
1872, : figures. The demand was
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-27

Raed's Gilt Edge Tonici is an unfalllng relneus
for bilious and malarial feverS.