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VECETINE

The following letter from R.v. q. ".
Aanafs!d, formerly pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Hyde Park, and At present
settled in Lowell. mast esnviaos every oss
who reads his letter Of The wondsrfal eusA-
tive qualities Of VEeErISE as q Thorough
cleanser and purifier Of the blOSd:
HYDE PAEK, Mass. Feb. Is. 1871.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens:
Dear sir-About ten years age my health
failed thr0agh he depicting elects Of dysPsp-
siA; nearly . year later I vas attacked 6y
typhoid fever in its u0rst form. Il ssSilsd IN
ny back, zad took the fern Of q large deep
seated abseess. which vas hfteen uozths in
gathering bad I've surgical operations By
the best skill in the Stats, but resolved no
permanent cure. 1 suffered great pain al
timss, and vas constantly weakened By q pro-
fuse disshArgs. I also lost small pieces of
bons at different times.
Matters ran Oa thus about seven years, tin
May, 1874, when q friend recommended ne to
20 10 your ofhss. and talk with you Of the vir-
tue Of VKG<ISE. / did 80, and BY eur hind
meas passed thrOzgh your mandatory, nOti1g
the ingredients, he, b. which y0ar remedy .
produced.
By What I saw and heard gained soas
condolences in YEGETISE.
1 cOmmsnesd taking Il soon after, but felt
worse from is effects; but still perssvrred.
and soon felt It Wa bsnsaiting ne In other
respects. Yet did not see the results de-
aired tlll had taken il faithfully for little
more than . year, when the di1hsnlty in the
hack Vas cured, and for sins nsaths have
szjoysd the best Of health,
/ have IN that time gained tUeniy-dFs
pounds Of aesh, being heavier than ever BE-
fore in my life, and / vas never more able 70
perform labor than now.
Daring the past few weeks had . scrofu-
lozs swelling as large as my hst gather On
another part Of my body.
t0ek VEGErIxE faithfully, and il removed
il level with the surface in . month tank
shssld have been cured Of my main trouble
sooner II i had taken larger doses, Altar AET-
ing become accustomed TO It's efects-
Let Jour patrons troablsd with serofula or
kidney disease una rstand that il takes time
10 sars chronic diseases; aud II they viii pa
Iisntly take EEsErLzk, IL will, in ny judgmrns
;Rrs them
With great oblig cations Am
Yours very truly.
CIV. MANSFIgLO,
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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our MINISTER'S WIFE.

LoctsvIrLk. kr.s Feb- %, iSTI-
NJ. H. n. iSevsns;
Dear sir-rhrse years ago was suffering
terribly with Isfamnatory Rheumatism
Oar ministers wife advised me 70 take We
RISE. After taking one bottle. was sntiIs-
Iy relieved. This year. fslisg a return Of the
disease, 1 again commenced taking it, AID am
being benefited greatly. IL also greatly inn
proves ny digestion. Respectfully.
Mas. A BALLARD.
IOlI West JeHersou Street
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Guns TABLES.
An sfrbs copssnsIes of Ohio County and
shsir Pest 0&cs address;
oaSEY DIsIHIcT-Ee. I.
Wv ESoli. Kssine.
ossL srKiSGs DIsrRIcr-SS. 2.
Isaac nrsws, ROekPOrt-
cENrsRrowS DIsrsIcr-Eo. 3.
J n eassbier. Ceraivo.
sELLs sr0RE DIsrEicT-Ee. 4.
AlsH. T. Bell, Baford.
FonssvILLG DIsTEIeT-Eo. 5.
Js I Harder, RerlsVille.
ELLIS DIsrRIcr-Ko. s.
sanford DIsTRIcT--Eo. 7.
III hsdssx, Beaver Dam.
cROswELL BIssRIcT-So. 6.
n Hedges Cromwell
HAKIPoRD DfsTRicr-xo. ..
vacant
sULPuuR sPRIKes DlsTRIcT-xo. 10.
TT. Ksrby.
E1HTrErr's DIsrRucr-xo. II.
Vacant.
POLICE COURTS.
Hartford-F.P r. Morgan, Judge, nd Mon.
days In January, April. July aud 0etc ber.-
Charles Grihn, Marshal.
Beaver Dsu.-E. ". Cooper, Judge, fret
Saturday in January. April. July an | October.
Themes Stevens, Marshal.
crsnweh.--A. p. Montague. Judge, second
Saturday In Jssuary, April, July and October
Jas. ". Daniel Marshal,
cerAlvs.-W. d. Barnard. Judge, last Sat-
srdHy in March, jane, September and Deeem-
ber.-Danisl Tichenor. Marshal.
HsniIton-J. ". Landlord, Judge, post
ofios address heIlenry. courts held third Sat-
srdsy in January, April, July and October.
A. ,. csrnan5 karEksi, post-ofhes address
heHenrY.
-RoekpoFt-J, W. Duke, Judge, Riley
Mcdowell, Marshsi. Courts held frat weincs
day in Jassary, APrii, July and October.
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Mankind, said preacher, includes
woman; for man embraces woman.
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PRorEsslONAL CARDS.
F.P. MORGAN.
A1TORNE Y AT Law,

HARTFORD, ky.
(ohes west Of eOarthOuss over nardw.sk T.
Nails store.
Will practice in inferior and superior courts
Ofthis commonwealth
Special attention given TO eases in bank
ruptcy.
y. P. Morgan Is also examiner, anS win
take dispositions eorrecfly-uill be rea te
Obhgs al parties At al times
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The Governor gave his first ievee of
the :eason ON New Years night,
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ADVERTISING RATES
VEGETINE

An EXCELLENT MEDICINE
SPaISGFIELD, o., Feb. 70, 1871.
This is to certify that have used vEsE-
TIxE, manufactured BY n. R. Stevens, BO,ton.
Mass, for Rheamatism snI General Prosira-
tiOn Of the Nervous system, With good sue
cess. recommend VEsEriSE % an s<estissf
Rsdieise for such complaints.
Yours, very truly,
c. ". vANDE0RIFT.
Mr. vandegrift, 81 the 6rm Of Eandesriit 4
Hufnsa. IL a velbknown business nan In
this place. having one Of the largest stores In
Spring ssld, Ohio.
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VECETINE

FREPAkED Bl
II. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
Is sofia by An Druggists.
V4nl-lm-
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LIGHTF00F& WEDDING.
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,

Tender their Professional Services to the cit
seas Of ForisvilIe and vicinity,
n4I-ff
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A story for the Boys.

TO BE CONTINUED.
, 1878-10-31
COM MUNlCATED.

At meeting of the committee
by the Jefferson County
Republican Convention, in conjunc
tion with Capt. Morris, admitted to
represent Clalam County, held Oct,
2Sth, 1873, L. B. Hastings, Sr., was
unanimously chosen for the Repub'
lican nominee for Councilman fol
the council district of San Juan
Clalam, Island and Jefferson.
ID. w. SMITH, Sec.
, 1878-10-31
For Sale +!

4 FARM IN WHATCOM COUNTY
"A and one in Jefferson County. Tie
undersigned offers for sale. at n reasonable
price. 100 ACRES OF LAND. situated on
Budd's Bay. near Semiahmoo, w. Il.
About 20 acres under cultivation good
log house, barn, stable and other build
inngs. A large portion of the land con-
Slsts of rich aIIuvial bottom soil and is
lightly timhcred, well water,d, near to
market. &c, Also
I OO ACRES OF LAND SITUATED
L ~ miles from Port Townsend, in
Jefferson County. Of which between
thirty and forty acres are in cultivation.
The soil is Of the richest kind, and good
farm can be made of it. ] his farm, as
the other. has all necessary buildings in
ending lumber house upon it. 1t has il
fine young orchard, and other improve
mrnts. Terms, Cash. Apply to CHAs.
BuCIIMAN, or at the ARGUS office, Port
Townsend. tf36
, 1878-10-31

to one who merely wants to draw its
cmoluments, we would say they
might better give their INDECENT citi.
zcns place in the county poor.house
at once. Such plea for a candi.
date, as the one put up by our CO.
temporary last week, is the sickliest
vet. Mr.. Inman is eminentIy quail
fed to fill the Office Of Justice Of the
| Peace. He and Mr.. Learned will do
credit to the town and county. DR..
Hill and Judge Kuhn, although rallied
a, by such pretenders as have
failed to either coax or drive them,
will stand the test nobly. Their
greatest crime to the Democracy of
the county is that of acting sincere
ly and squarelv, and disaharging all
official duties hcret etofore in manner
which insueres their faithful and
honest services in the future. Al.
though Mr. Blanchard wants to be
made Probate Judge because he is a
miserable failure as a lawyer and an
editor, the &" dear people, will invite
him as they have uniformly done
heretofore, to take back seat. They
want the business of the Probate
Court transacted by one who is COM
petent to do it properly, and i. is
better for them, if they MUST help to
feed and clothe disappointed pro
ressional, to do so in the manner pre-.
scribed for the maintenance of the
county poor.
, 1878-10-31

IT will be borne in mind that the
Port Ludlow mill property will be
sold on Thursday next Nov. 1thl,
at Port Ludlow. Other property be.
longing to the estate, and located il
other counties, will be sold at latel
dates. Purchasers will carefully read
the advertisement appearing in the
ARGUS and be prepared to act.
, 1878-10-31

THOSE THREE ARTICLES.--Th Wrlla
Walla Constitution has three outside ar
ticles, which are TO be. voted separately
upon: and il either or all of them are
adopted. become part OF the instrument.
The lst is, Female suffrage. for oragainst:
the ID. female oilice-holding; the 3d, u
local option liquor law. There is also -
fourth vote 'For' or Against" the whole
constitution itself.
, 1878-10-31

THE daily "Post," of Seattle, is
out in complaint about the fog sig
nal at Tatoosh Island. AS the ma.
chinery of the signal in question has
been undergoing repairs, it may be
that the whistle could not be sounded
at the time which the complaint
mentions, viz: Oct. 18th.
, 1878-10-31

A MISTAKE occurred in making up
our ticket last week, by which the
names Of DR.. F. W. Sparkling, of Seat
tie, and D. w. Smith, Esq, of this
place, were transposed, and Mr.. r.
E. Ryan appeared as a candidate for
" Joint" Representative. The latter
mistake was due to Typographical
error simply; the former was first
made in dispatch which came from
a member of the Vancouver conven.
tion, on the day that the nominations
were made. Both have been recti-
fed.
, 1878-10-31

A CASE of bigamy has developed
near Port Angeles, w. T., the of
Tending party being a Mr.. Joseph
Jacobs, and the young lady who was
so cruelty imposed upon, being Miss
Alice Virginia. Jacobs has suddenly
decamped for California to see "A
former spouse.
, 1878-10-31
THURSDAY, the 7t.n day OF RIO.
vem5or, a. ID. 1879,

VI el"v"n O'Clock \; W.. "i that day. ON
ne premises AT the Mil. AT Port LulIow:
III SAID JetlrrS"u county. the land situated
Iiyng ana being in the said county oI
''llerSon' IN said Territory of Washing.
h,,i,i,. "h, i,rl'"InE l,r f"rt lmIl"W saw mil
,iit-I "'n. ,'P'"Nr'''!I's tIleItOll, al'|
'''> >'''''' "' ''i''"s' !" WIZ
West hfot sw or. >w ar Of NV ar. lots >
3 and I. section 8. township -, ro.t
Lots and ,. section 10. township ~ !
east. 3lS - acres.
,.o =, ..u
N'N' the '"'l""''lg drScl'Dt' IandS III
said Jefferson county:
40 LoL ! III Ne''l"h d township q, | east.
~ 80 acres.
i."t ! ana = section TO- township %, |
east. % 'oo acie,'
Ho'ltleh>t qr OF NV m section 10. town
snip - "a't: ~ acres,
Lot ! IN section ID township y, east.
w 'oo acrS'
Lots |. z . and l, section II, township
=; ! eI't I9 'oo acrr<'
L0t III section ~, township %, east.
80 .oO acres.
southwest lf OF So qr. s"-rIou 2j, town.
snip ~ east 40 acres
Southeast qr section 2L township 2S,
east ido "rreS.
Norm M OF So 1r, section "a. township %,
east SoarreS.
Southwest ar. OF or. section "a. town
ship 2S. range east. 10 acres.
Northwest ar of ne ur, se,tion "a. town
shin IS. range east. 40 acres.
Northwest ar of section 35, township
-. range ] east. 100 acres.
West Inf of ne ar and So ar of NV mr. of
section 81. township IS. r east. loO ,iries
South INF of Sc ar. section 8. towu.hin
y. range east. so acres.
Northeast ur of SO ar. section \. TOWN
shin 2S. rangr east. 10 acres.
South hf of NV or, section Is. township
2S. range east. 81 .73 acres.
40 Noltl-en't ql ol S'ct'ol ~ township
20 rhUSe euSt' loo acres
Lnts L. anu o' section l. township ~.
| enSI. Yw % ~ 20 acres
! east so acres.
30 acres m ''' ''''' - ''"''''p -'' ''S'
Northwest qr' OF ne qr section 0, town.
Iot. y IL, ,o,;o,, 90 .,. M
10 LoE III section 3D. township ~, east.
~ 20 acres
hoC III sectioh y township ", west.
West Inf of NV or. section townsb;,,
81. l west. so "A nires ''"'''''p
Lot 6 in section II, township %, I east
: acres -' ''''''
Lots 3 and 4. section J. township % 7
cast "a Sarras ''p 80 /
Block 4 in All. Pcttvorovo,s addition to
Port Townscnd' 8 Iots 750v10o 'o'' f,a, W
And also, re-.awinT machine, mochiu-
erv and tools in the innrhimn and II'' hI",.n
, 1878-10-31

oost. SE IG Gr OF od N Z or Sec l, tp 81, range
o,it. r. II l0 OF n " qr section II, tp 81, range
oo:t. NJ "a Or ! ol n Il qr sec l, tp IS, range 3
oost. ." "a or ,o ol oh qr sec 4, tp IS, range 3
ooSt. ~ GG iG od OF >" qr see /, tp 2S, range 3
o,t,. NE q or OF NV or sec o, tip Is, range ,
on n hf NE qr sec o, tip Is, range 8 east:
o,1>. NV &c or & OF NV Or see 10, tip IS, range 3
NE 4r of Sc Or sec II, tp Is, range 3
sW q q of NE Or sec II, tip IS, range 8
L"t2 see II. tip IS, range 3 east; 4e
acres. ~
lots and ,cc %, tp 30. range 3 east.
~ - acres -
~ p"fSW qrScc %. Up 80, ranyc ,
east: 10 acres.
Lot /. sect 32, rp 30. range 3 east; 80
acrr..
W htof NE qrscc 32, tp 30. range 3
'INl' ~ HtlP>.
LOIS |. ,. , and 1, sec 81. ip 80, range
3 east; l33 .95 acres.
+ 1T "I SW qr sec 33, Ip 30, range 3
ca-i; 50 acres.
SW qr of 81 Or Sc, 80. - 30. range 4
east: 40 acres.
NW or OF \" Qr sec 33. Up 30, range 3
east: 40 acres.
n" Gr OF SW qr sec }3. tp 30, range 3
east: 40 acres.
L"tS !. ! and B. sec 81, tp 30, raNgc
east; 81 acr'S.
SE r"f NW qr sec 81, tp 80, range
east; 10 acres.
SW qr r"I NV qr sec g, tp 81, range 3
east; 80 acres.
Lot |. sec 10. tp %. range east; 30 .7j
acres
Lots !. ,. 3, and t. svc 30 % ~. range
east: l3l acres.
Lots |, = 3. and t. sec 81. tp 20. range
east: lH acres.
Uulivj,l,d n"r-hnii interest in
l.0Js Nos. lud !: aud
NJ ar of NV pr sec -, Up 30, range 3
east; and
sc a." OF SW qr s"c 20. tp 20, range 3
east roia IS go acres.
Il -
, 1878-10-31

ARRESTED Two half-breed In.
dian men, named respectively Chas.
Clawson and Jos. Davidson, are un-
der arrest, being suspicioned for kill.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Haight. Up to our
time of goiug to press their trial was
still going on. The evidence is most
ly circumstantial.
, 1878-10-31
ARTHUR PHINNEY, dec.


N Office is HEREBY GIVEN
l that III pursuance OF an order ofIhc
i,robatecourt Of Jefferson county. Washing
Territory. made the 10Th ,Mv of Aprii9
y. ID. 1873, in the matter of the above
entitled estate. the undrr> iwurd. rXrrnror
o' Sah estate. will sell at Public .,u,lio,.
upon the terms and ronlitiouS hrrri,ai,w
stated. and subject to cunt.mption !y said
Pr0bac Court on
, 1878-10-31

WE publish, this week, the regu,
lar Democratic ticket for this county
as we have been assured that the so.
called "Democratic" organ would
not give it publication. 1t is pre-.
sumable that the reason Of such ac-
tion on the part OF that delectable
sheet is because the ticket is made
up of men who will suit the PEOPLE
and will not, if elected, form tail
to the double headed kite labelled
"Blanchard- Wilson"
, 1878-10-31

Mr.. Irving Ballard, the Republi-
can nominee for Prosecuting Attor.
ney, was down in Clalam last week
on canvassing tour. He was fav-
orably received, aud will get large
vote in the county.
, 1878-10-31

AN unpleasant mistake occurred
last week in the printing of some Re-
publican tickets for Claam county.
The name Of G.. M. Haller was acci-
dentaly put in place Of that of Mr..
Ballard, for Prosecuting Attorney,
aud the tickets were printed and
many of them sent away before the
mistake was discovered. They will
however be recalled as far as posi-
lie and substituted with others. We
are sorry that it occurred, and merely
say it was entirely unintentional.
, 1878-10-31

If you want to sec Peter Spike"
after the "Honey Moon, just step
down to Miller's jewel-y store and
reserve a seat for next Monday.
, 1878-10-31

AN absence of several days in
Clalam Co. during the past week ex-
plains our reduced amount of edi-
toral matter in this issue.
, 1878-10-31

MEssRs. g. NJ. Bradshaw and w.
G. Gar6elde have made an extensive
visit through San Juan County,
electioneering.
, 1878-10-31

THERE will be an election of a
School Director for this precinct on
Saturday next.
, 1878-10-31
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Jefferson County Ticket.

County Ticket
Joint Councilman from Jefferson. Isl
and, Clalam and san Juan Counties,
ELLIOTT CLINE.
Prosecuting Attorney for 81 Judicial Dis
G. NJ. HALLER.
Joint Representative with Kitsap County
III. b. EMERY.
Representative.
A. II. TUCKER.
Treasurer.
CHAS. G. BARTLETT.
Probate Judge.
j. A. KUHN.
Auditor.
JAS. SEAVEY.
Sheriff.
b. S. MILLER.
County Commissioners,
WIN. BISHOP,
ALBERT !. SMITH,
N. ID. HILL.
School Superintendent,
A. r. HUFFMAN,
County Surveyor.
H. E. MORGAN.
Justices of the Peace,
w. A. INMAN.
A. III. TUCKER.
WrockmaSfrr
, 1878-10-31
TUESDAY the 9Th day of Mo-
Vcmber. 1879.

At 10 O'clock \. NJ. ~ Srolinmi>h CITY in
Sn"IOmiSli comfy. IN front oi rhr store of
.. {. Fergn'ou, 2'Ol G3 100 acres of tim
Der land.
Aud on
SATURDAY, November rs, 1873.
At 10 o'C'ock A. NJ, at Union City. Ma
son county. III front Of the Post Office in
said Union City, lli3 l1-l0O acres Of tim
Der land
And on
Tuesday, November 70, 1873.
At 10 O'Clock a. NJ. at New Tacoma,
Pierce county. in front Of Frank Clark's
"lllc". IO1 7O-lO0 atres Of timber land,
And on
Wednesday. November 90, 1873.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at Seattle. King
county. III front Of GrSIcr'S Hall. G05 81
100 acres OF timber land, and eleven town
lots in said Seattle,
Aud on
Thursday, November II, 1875
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Mt Port Madison.
hitSap county. in tront Of the Mill Com-
pany's store. 1853 15-l00 acres of timber
hnd-Al OF said land is situated In the
county in which ii is to be sold
Terms and conditions of sale:-Goll
coin ot the United States; ten per cent of
the purchase money 10 he paid to the said
executor on the day of sale, and the re-
mainder on confirmation thereof Deed at
expense Of purchaser.
GEO. w. HARRIS.
Executor ot the estate Of Arthur Phin-
ncy. deceased.
Port Ludlow, jefferson County, W. r.
September 30. 1873.
Mcknight Bros, attorneys for said estate.
, 1878-10-31
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL

q. FRANK CLAPP, Proprietor.
THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
l. House has been refurnished and refitted
IN all Its departments and IL now prepared to
furnish FIRST class sRccOIlInOtln fiOns TO its
patrons. Being elgibly situated 1t is easy of
access by the travelling public. Its table will
always be supplied with the best the market
affords. Rooms for families, with board by
lie day or week. Is
, 1878-10-31

We acknowledge the receipt Of a
liberal share of the wedding cake of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott. Hastings.
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LEWIS' PREPARATION
Of Fine CAST Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust

Those having used and tested the value
Of this compound, are respectfully Informed
LYON and many other druggists of this city.
To the uninitiated and skeptical will say
that. In placing 1t before the public have de-.
Waited from the whole conclave Of inventors ''of
the surest and best anti bilious medicines" etc.
allude to their invariable secresy Of fngre-
dents. The usual and only other mode In pro-
ducing Sulphureted Iron .is By the hydrogen
process. where 1t is made by hundreds. Of
pounds for the commerce Of the world. and Is
not to be depended on, as 1t contains too great a
proportion Of carbon teharcoaD, which cannot
be avoided In the process OF their manufac-
turing 1t.
This Sulphuret OF Refined Steel Is the pure
su1phuret of steel, having not particle OF for
eign matter In Its combination. It Is made by
hand.
Those eminent professors of chemistry and
physicians of France, together with the United
States Dispansatory, state that the great object
In administering iron Is to get the greatest
quantity into the gastric juice OF the stomach. az
It Is intendad to renovate aid purity the blood,
and its known TaaI5 ~ atoa ie.
u1y4 NJ Y. y
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Bark Baltic, Evindssv ......-.......-..sld Dot 3
Brig Salista. Partridge Oct Is
FALMOUTH. ENG
Ship Guardian, Payne. sid Dec IL
Bark Themis, Anderson ...-......... sid Dec 20
BELFAST.
Bark Inga Anderson. ...-.-.......sid Dec 10
Bark Pactolus, Locke. ...-...---..-..st sid NOV "
SHARPNESS.
Ship Union, Greenleaf. ...............sld Aag 30
WATERFORD.
Bark LanGen. -.---.-......-.---.....s SID sept 10
Bark Auguste, Won HarteR sid Sept 81
ANDHossAN.
Ship Maid of Orleans, Houston. .-----sld Sept 20
ALaIERs.
Bark Victor Emmanuel. ..-.-......-..sl Oct
Bark Bucsphalus, Nicholson. ........ sid Oct 1s
TARRAGoNA
Bark Orion Ellerhausen. ..............sd Nov
LAmLAsH
Ship Tasmania, Crowell. ....-.-.....sl sid Nov 20
lpsNIoh
Bark Ebenezer. .--.---.--...--...... sid NOV VI
Chffh'
Ship Johan, Eorthsnsen. --..........sld Nov ID
AHEEDAL.
Bark Orion -.,........---......-.-.s sid Dec
FLEETWOOD.
Bark Braato Petersen .---.-......---. sid Dec IL
AvoNsM0UTH.
Ship Hannah Morris, Dunbar .-.--.--sld Dee
BRaHRRHAyRN
Ship INLAND Jansen. .-sld Nov II
oRAN.
Bark Oasis, Tonello. -----,...........sld Nov %
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STEAMBOATB.

STEAMBOATS,.
Jpo A sendder, Hicks, from Memphis
Jno Wilson, Blanks. from Onaohita City
Blue Wing No >, Comsteok. fun Upper Coast
Rand Transit. Oakes from Donaldsonville
Eastr0p Hodge. from Lind Grove
Belle Harper, from Bonnet Care
Rice Farmer, Taylor. from Lower Coast
La Belle. Wood, from Shreveport
Annie b, Rolls. from Bayou Bara'arla
Isabel. O'Pry, from Lower Coast
WI Poitevent, TerreboDne, from Laurel Valley
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Brit steamship Amy Dora. Sinclair. from Martinique.
to- Miller Eco
Brit bark Carmel, Donald, 65 days iom Bremen, TO
master
Ger ship Moltks Tasche. 60 days from Bremen, to
master
Nor bark Rota Sorensen, 65 days from Bordeaux. to
master
Nor bark Virgo. ---- from Norway, to master
Echr w Hill Higgins, So days from Hayie. 10 mas
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ArrlYGd.

Ship Lizzie Burrill Robbins Al days from Liverpool
to Norton a. Bell--4th dis
Span bark Tres Auroras, Torres. 10 days from Hsva
ma In ballast to g IL G. Green &co-Point
Ger bark Elise Weinn 81 days from Rio do janet.
TO to Dymond e. Gardes-1st dis
Ital bark Zeffro Taarano from Palermo, via Boston
to mastef--2d dis .
Brit brig Maid OF Gianwern David 65 days from Rio
dc Jsneile, to master-lst dis
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
January II. 1878.


UIS3fUu EBBE1FUMYs
Steamship Hudson, Eager, for New York
A Moulton
Steamship Amite. Boyle, for Pensacola-i
g M Soria
Ship Northampton. Murphy, for Havre--
silas Weeks eco
Brit ship Chippewa, Milne for Liverpool
Lowell Il Bailey
Ocean Ace
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STEAMSHIPS.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH
AMPToN AND HAVANA.
IEHek. The steamships Of the North Ger
mar Lloyd will resume their Regular Trip
as follows;
RRATTNSCHWEIG Dec. AZ about Jan. n,
HANOVER, Jan. 16 about Feb. II.
These steamers touch outward at Havre ana
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
so''' PRICEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre 70 Ha-
vara or New Orleans Cabin, s1so gold; Steer
From New Orleans TO Southampton. Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, $50 (gold) Steerage, s45 gold.
From New Orleans to Havana-Oabin. 435
gold; Steerage. SIS tgold),
Children under ten years, half price; chill
dren under one year. free.
The com pany reserves the right to change the
route of the steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
For further particulars apply to
ED. q. 5TOCKMEYEK d CO.. Agents.
ans1 ~ ~ Union straai