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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

The following shows the result of the
voting at the State convention for Lieut..
Governor:
First ballot-Whole number of votes,
$50; necessary to choice, 29l; E. P.
Cotton had 2l7, Hugh Henry 2O7, W.
W. Lynde rs, Bliss N. Davis 81, N. B.
Stafford "a, scattering 5.
Hon. N. B. Stafford then withdrew his
name. DR.. Billiard withdrew the name
of Bliss N. Davis. Mr.. Butter6eld with
drew the name of Gen. Lynde
Second ballot.-Whole number Of
votes, $50; necessary to u choice. 284
E. P. Cotton had 29l. Hugh Henry 27l,
scattering 4.
The nomination was made unanimous
and Mr.. Cotton was thereupon declared
the nominee for Lieutenant Governor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03
O. d. BIN

Barton, VT, May 20, 1878.

people really for
money
grown consequently
required from than when penye cheapne all kinds of produce
kinds goods
that necessity for him purchase for his comfort and Now the
told The usually quotes prices
leading carefully
prices stock We believe the has when should be
community be sold for with
quality specified Now correct the system of bait
power quoting plain English prices goods and
strictly prices will small profit
We shall ndeavor complete constantly
cevng additions o New Goods suited the
Coons yard per
little heavier fine cotton 20 and md cents per yard the best for cents per
Brown Dukg from ID to 10 cents Demims IA to Il
and Shifting Stripe from 10 to "A cents Prints IL cents Gngans to
Wsted Dress
goods than be purchased in the &C. County for price By cents
Table Damask all nen 25 SO and 50 cents
siso the real German pronounced
per Ire Toilet Towels IL 25 49, So u.s. ST. 1925 $3.50
An size White Bed Spread for s. ,s cents et fra trade ina all wool sd
per pair 6drsn Misses Hose
and ssn ps ps TO- Ia go na n sn @
r. ii 70 Is and cents s each 5 5 X % So e sns ss ia
Collars and Cuffs sets for 40 cents White Lace I Sill va m pn S
lars cent a saehm n cents R per DOZEN 10 have h., all grades
s Fa ss ss Half Fine with
B nsv s G s a e o'' E 0
Woed Fng H. 15 20 and %
Silk Fringe handsome patterns 20 80 So 40 and 90 cents yard
Kid Gloves 81
P and Sun Umbrellas Cotton l5 80 and 40 Silk
95 81 $45 eahl6 Is and 20 inch Boiled Silk S25an
20 inches $5
ball. large line of Ladies' Enameed Bags
Ladies' Morocco Bags 1915 $780, Suspender To- IT,
20
Have Clothing Nice all wool Suits 10 u and Is dol
lars Large line of Wosted Frock Sacks and Pants
for Coats and Vests u 10 and u dollars Pants from 8 II L. and
had Ladies Button Serge Boots S12
Kid,
pair; line Kid Slips and dollars;
Buckle Ties and Shoes 25
per full assortment Crockery Glass Sets so cen-a bargain
and complete Jap Teas 25 h. lbs for dol
lar so h. 60 ID Soap and 10 Full
line of Goldfish
Rye Meal
Apple
l call
We shall kinds of Produce Cash Value in exchange
for goods and during the six months has convinced that
poor debts who o. credit Respectfully.
:. j. w. HALL.
Barton, May 49, 1878
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

Postmaster General Key, the demo-
cratic member of the cabinet, has ad-
dressed an appeal to the South to resist
the attempt to GUST the President, and
what is notable, he speaks of it as cri-
sis, very much after the manner of Gov.
Smith in the republican state convention
at Burlington. He says, 1.-The South
must now face the most momentous cri-
sis in its history since 1861"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

Secretary Sherman has written a Wig
OrOus letter in response to the exparte
fraud investigation, in which he fairly
puts the committee on the defensive at
'the start. He not only denies their
charges against him but offers to prove
actual frauds committed in Louisiana fol
the benefit of Tilden. AS the case stands
between them, either Sherman or the
committee must 90 under.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

1t was reported at the State convention
that an editor of Lamoille county pa
paper, who ought to be well informed in
the matter, had figured out the present
relative etandin0 nf tho -an,,tad oand;
dates for congress in the third dis
trict, and had come to the conclusion
that if a vote were then taken, Gen.
Circuit of Barton would receive one hun.
dred, of the two hundred and FIVE votes
that compose the number of delegates in
the convention. Quite an admission fol
the supporter of another candidate.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

The Democratic House has set the
day for adjournment of Congress, on the
18th inst The Senate hoped to bring
the term to an end sooner. Let the end
be soon. The country is patiently wait
ing for the adjournment. hoping that
business will revive with the adjourn
ment
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

The meeting of a Congress of the
great powers of Europe, to settle the
controversy in regard to the peace treaty
between Russia and Turkey is expected,
and the hope of permanent peace in Eu-
rope is revived.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

1t is reported that the district COM
mittee have decided to hold the district
convention IN this, the third district, on
the oath Of July at Hyde Park.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

Cotton and Mr.. Grout are worthy men
of Orleans county, and we have no fears
that they will do discredlt to the county
whether in the service of the State or
the nation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03
Ellis Brother

P. S.-We have just received q car load OF 4.
from the we'll known house of H. E. Fletcher
which is very nice.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03
Ready Made Cloth
Spring Hats & CaI

We have large variety OF hieh-tone Flower
and Pots We want almost everything in exc
for goods, except money and cedar posts. so brn
HERE. Thanking ysp for past patronage and
for share In the future: Good morning.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

We do not advertise to sell goods at COST
LOW COST, aud if we or any other merchant
tise to do so. THINKING PEOPLE will say,
he has LOST his little HATCHET"
We call your attention for minute to oul
Fare.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-03

The hardest hail storm ever known by
the oldest inhabitants of Exter, N. H.,
with thunder and lightning, of about
half an hours duration, visited that
place Saturday afternoon. Hail stones
the size of robins egg and larger lay
in drifts four inches to foot deep around
the buildings sometime after the storm.
The leaves of trees are badly cut. 1t is
thought that great deal of damage is
done to fruit trees and early crops.
During the storm leaves were falling in
clouds from the trees, and the ground
was thickly covered with battered leaves
and twigs after the storm. The streets
were converted to rivers. Considerable
glass is reported broken in the windows.
The latest news from Europe makes
it quite certain that England and Russia
have come so Ear toward an understand
| ing of the matters in dispute between
them, growing out of the Treaty Of San
Stefano, as to be mutually willing to
have the Treaty submitted to Europe
an Congress. Accordingly it is an
nounced unohicially that Germany as a
neutral Power is to issue invitations to
the Congress and that it will assemble
soon, and probably at Baden-Bad
The London Times of the 9th says
Whatever may be the case as to details,
we have reason to believe that our vi
emma correspondents information is vel
founded. The invitations to The
Congress will not be issued until expla-
nations between England and Russia
are somewhat further determined. but
there is no reason to apprehend failure
on such points. The preliminary re
quirements of England at all events. OIL
the whole, have been conceded to-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-28

confer with the Towards concerning the two
new boats In course OF construction there LOT
the New Orleans line. - -
Judge Lindlsy sat yesterday afternoon Ia
Circuit Court No. to hear the nature OF tnS
trouble between the minority stoeKnoider5 Oh
the Keokuk Northern Line Packet company
and the Board Of Directors. ,5
II will be remembered that an order 1ssusd q
few days since enjoining the directors from
certain acts alleged 70 bB yiUiHtt9f
ter. The bill calling for the writ OF lnlunctlQn
alleged that the directors had been using the
moneys of the company In the purchase sn9
sale of boat stores. and that the moneys nao
otherwise been Incorporated In graz spec
ulations further, that the business q the goLn-
pany according to the charter, had not DeSh
the sole business in which the omGers Of, tne
corporation had been engaged. The nght Ii
somewhat stubborn.
Especial to the Democrat
BATON RouGE. June 1.-THE Thos. Sher ock
will arrive at o'clock 2. M, and leave saturday
for Cincinnati. LEW hhIEo' mas1or'
[By Telegraph
vICKsBURG June 2T.-To Capt. j. L. Burdean
agent AZ katchez street: The steamer Paris u.
Brown will arrive to leave positively for Mem
phis, Cairo, Louisville Cincinnati and all way
landings. Monday. July i Ct : p m wos.ou
CINCINNATI, June 27.--River 70 feet 6 riches
and falling. Weather clear and hot. BUSINESS
dull. Arrived: Milar, from Memphis, Lyle
from Louisville, Golden Rule from New Or
leans. Departed: Ohio. Stockdale and Lyle on
ST. LOUIS. June q. Arrived Gold Dust from
New Orleans Colorado from Vicksbqrg, De-
parted Lake Superior and Hannibal. Business
brisk River "a feet inches and rising,
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nv Railroads.
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

CHICAGO, 81 LUUIS AMI NE" S"Ah1NO
RAILROAD
June 27-2 crates sewing machines W McCon-
niCo--2 bales broom corn W L Roseboom &co---0
frkins butter boxes cheese Q Clinton hTKlns
butter Soari e. Son--15 do Smith Bros &co-L
bx moulding Heath, IPippey g. Lara bx machinery
Fl Otis--3 bxs marble II FJynn--1 case shoes 4
Dodgers cases hats T Qunlan-S bales cotton Jno
T Hardie &co-6 S Barretb-3 Richardson d May
Bickham & Moore JnO Phelps &co--1 stewart
Bros &co-l Gum bel-I00 hhds tobacco JnO King
&co-33 do Gunther g. Stevenson-l5 do order-l5 do
Z HiWilson e. Mills-l2 do W Smith-ll Beadles,
Wood &co-1O Orders Willis kirkpatrick eco
-2s5 pkgs fruit Fl SchenCk--2O5 DO Stephens q
Stork-92 W Criser-l67 Macheca ToIre-2Os
M Sivori-427 2 Macheca &co-55 Pace g. Anselml
10 Berry &oo-16 Oteri g. Bro car pig iron ID
Schwartz g. Bro so pkgs beer HOlander-24 tees
hams Barstow & Deeves-iS pRgs mdse 25 csc bitters
G A Whitney &oo-I case mtse Boyd bale DO
Wallace, Cary &eo-1 bx grease 4 Seig-3 crates cab.
bage BertucCi tkGO-l Dbl baking powder csc show
cards A Billet-6 pkgs tobacco G b Block &co-lO do
Wackerbarthl& JUseph-3O do Sarazln-2O spools
wire p gs hardware Stautfer, MacreadY &e0-l tub
butter Clark g. Meader--i cook stove l machine
Gerner-ToGal "a Dales cotton 210 hhds tobacco "a
tierces hams
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
june 27-I39 bales cotton to order--1l5 boxes to-
bacco J Irby & Son-I70 do L Mayer Son is do
Il spiro-a4 bbls rosin 80 bbs turDentine Simpson d.
Tricou--3 cars lumber A b Delmas-70 water melons
Wang & Cottam-64 pkgs TUBS Q Morris hhds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-28

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH

LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
A The steamships Of the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
next Fall.
These steamers touch outward at Havre ano
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Has
vana or New Orleans--O Cabin, $3.50 gold: Steer
From New Orleans to Southampton. Havre 0,
Bremen-Cabin, $3.50 gold Storage, s4S gold
From New Orleans TO Havana-Oabin, Our
(goldl; Steerage. SIS lgold),
Children under ten years, half price; chill
dren under one year. free.
N, B-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter M. Err
hard, in Galveston, is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston. 49, gold.
From Bremen to Indianola, $45 so, gold.
The company 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
signed,
For further particulars apply to
ED. z. STOCKMEYEB d CO.. Agents.
aust ~ "a Union street.
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MEMORANDA.

Queenstown, june 7-Report Of John Jenkins,
mas of the bark Shon Quilt, OF Aberyswlth Soy
tons from New Orleans, April 20, for BrtstOl Toll
eake)-Pr0ceeded and all went on well till Wednes'
day, May Is. at m. lat IS so NJ long 81 20 ",
weather thick, wind r.. blowing whole gale snip
being hove TO under maintopsail and reefed m1Zzen
staysail ship lsboring and shipping heavy seas At
10 m, gale still increasing, shipped heavy sea,
which stove In bulwarks, and damaged ioreossue
house, and washed everything movable of deck. AT
II m shipped another heavy sea- which burst after
hatch and cabin doors Quilted the cabin started the
stsnohions fore and att, and washed ports ana re-
mainder of bulwarks Off both sides. The ship making
more water, all hands on deck attending to pumps
with great difficulty, ship rolling and strainlng
tremendously. decks constantly full of water AZ =
IN gale increasing to q hurricane, end veering 10
w with violent squalls, seas making clean Dreach
over ship and starting waterways and deck. water
getting into hold, and mixing with ana dsma "
W set more sail to steady ship, and steered n u
before the sea. Men constantly st pumps On 10th
wind increasing. with falling barometer, took in fore
topsail, and sCudded with maintopsail and reefed
ioresa being afraid to heave ship to- 80 she was get
ting deeper in the water with strong list 20 port
On nth heavy broke deck, washing OIL cast
iron chain locker hatch cover. Ats m sea struck
ship under the stern with crash starting stern post
and Gazing. At Ia m sea struck the cabin house
and burst in after part broke cabin furniture and
/ destroyed ships stores; also smashed down poop
| deck broke beams and burst two deck planks; also
started after stanchons and washed Off poop IaIls
filled vessel fore and aft ship complete wreck and
| settling down fast; crew dashed 10 the pumps 81
night. At 8 m gale more moderate threw part OF
cargo overheard to tighten ship; remainder OF crew
at pumps and continued 30 Till . m, when sighted
brig and hoisted signal of distress. She bore down
and proved 10 be the Innisfai', OF Dublin, Prdenx
| from Rio Hache for Queenstown for orders. Re
| aussted Muster to keep company with us till morn
ing, ss our vessel was in sinking condition. which
| he did At daylight sounded pumps and found four
feet of water in the hold. Crew exhausted and yes
sci fast settling down, we determined to abandon
| her Got everything ready and signaled the brig
that we were sinking, when he bore down. end we
succeeded after much difficulty, in getting off In our
boat and had not left vessel ten yards distant
when she gave a surge and went down, We were
very kindly treated by Capt PrdeuX while ON board
| and safely landed here this day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-28

Bark Salmon Chase. built for she United States
revenue marine service, was launched June 20 from
the vard of Joseph s. Allen foot of Otis street Ken
singtoD Pa. She is O6 feet inches in length, rs
feet inches BEAM IL feet inches deDth of hold
At Searsport 18th inst by Pendleton Bros bark Q
Bryant about 1000 TONS owned BY the builders ana
others and TO be commanded by Captain Jasper N
Nichols She win be towed to Portland on Saturday
and 90 into the dry dock TO be coppersd From there
she win 20 to Queaec to load for Callao.
At Rookland, 10th, by Snow, Pearson eco. schr
of ABOUT IS TONS not yet named, and for sale.
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Receipts ut tho New Basin

Amfte River. Per steamer Jennie-200 900 shingles
90 900 slaves 20 cords wood to master
Coyington Per schr M Pippo-20 sacks peas
Warren Atkinson &eo-40 bags wool II coop poultry
4boxes eggs boxes turtles SO empty bbs IL bDs tar
500 bbls sand to order
Handsboro--Per schr John POpp--60OO feet
lumber to Fl Buddig
Biioxi-Per schr Jos Edwards-21, 900 feet lumber
II Buddig NM,
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Leander Jane--25, 0OO
feet lumber to W G ToOmer
Pearl River--per sohr Gen Washington--40,0 GO
feet lumber to w w Care eco
Bayou Lacombe--Per sChr Camelle--le,O0O feet
lumber to order
Sprngfeld-Per schr Lille Simms--5OOO slaves
10 900 shingles to master
'Tickfaw Per schr Surprise-18 cords wood master
hi oxi-Per schr Venus-s00 bbls charcoal master
Tchefuncta Rtver--Per sehr Loulsiana--25, 600
bricks to order
Blind River-Per schr Clementine--l8,o00 slaves
to master
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Rebecca-5OO Dbl sand
to order
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June 27-34 bbIs mOIassss bbls sugar Clapp Bros
eco do Dbl mOlasses Richard Miliken---l hid
sugar hf Dbl honey Jno Adams &cO-30 dry hides
Is pkgs eggs Rykoski Manade--9 do dry hides 81
sacks potatoes L TerrebonDe-1 bale moss l. Bib0let
40 dry hides Dbl or do sacks wool 10 pkgs eggs
L LacsssaRne-2 sacks potatoes L Bibolet-l4e DO q
pkgs eggs II T Sewing do bdl or hides dry hides
j 6 Spor--62 sacks potatoes A Laine-s bales moss
/ hid horns Scherck e. Berkson--2 rolls dry hides
John Frank &co-i1 pBgs eggs Surle &co-l5 soks
onions 16 sacks potatoes NJ WRsh--iO 90 81 mary
molasses .
C1inton-Per steamship st Msry-st sacks wool 4
bales hides 227 bales cotton G Whitney d o. 90
Kirkpatrick &co-2 Clapp Bros &cO-72 boxes bacon
Miller Grigsby Geo $40 sacks wheat Glover d.
Odendahl-l4l head cattle Mehle &eo--Eetal 25d
bales cotton $40 sacks wheat u boxes bacon
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 1870 hhds sugar to order
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday, June %, 1878,

Arrivals.
Gov. Allen. Bart Able Natchez, Belle Isabel.
Departures.
Martha, Mary Ida. Eva. Golden Grown.
To Arrive.
Ouachita Belle, Bayou Sara; Eva, st. Mary.
Assumption. Lafourche; Martha, lover coast;
Bonnie Lee. Red river; Thos. Sherlock. Cincln-
natl; Mary Ida, upper coast; Commonwealth,
st. Louis.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily Geographic report of the stage Of
water at various points, with changes Ia the
"a hours ending yesterday at 3p. M:
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STEAMBOATS,.

Eatchez. feathers. from VicksDurg.
label, O'Pry, from Port ERds
HOviAlleu. Brown. from Bayou sara
Bart A BILE, Sinnott. from NatehitoGhes
Belle. ComstOck, from Upper Coast
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Arrived

Steamship City of New York, Deaken from Mex
lean Ports, to PUG Corral &co-2d dis
Ital back Michele Gaiatola Ferrara. 80 days from
Genoa in ballast to master-Point
Bark Henry A BurDham, RaYnes, 81 days fm Bath.
Me- to Crescent City Ice Co--lst dis
Brit schr Constance, Budke So days from Ruatan,
to ID Cefalu a. Son-Pio Tier
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LAUNCHED.

The small schooner being built at Messrs. Jas M
Bayes Sons yard, Port Jefferson, has been sold tt
parties in Cedar Keys. Fla
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SHIP RulLDIYR.

! Genoa, June 22--Arived-sehr Belle Hooper, Gil
| key from New Orleans
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Receipts at the Old Basin

Pearl River-Per schr T Emler--25 cords wood
to master
Tangipahoa-Per sGhr El1en-2D cords wood master
Bay st Louis-Per schr Julian a-su0 Dbl charcoal
to master .
Proctorville-Per sloop Willie Dear--snndries to
order
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
June 49, 1873.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Tsppahannock, Cooksey, fur Key West
via Cedar Keys- I X Roberts
Steamer Amite, Boyle, for Pensacola M S0ria
Nor bark B M Width. Moller, for Cork Master
Sehr Earl r Mason Frost, for Providence, r L
Union Oil CO
schr VIM B stesman. Chambsrlin. for Boston
"'N EA Yorke
Sohr Two Friend Weaver for Mobile Il K Poole
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-28
Exports

KEY WEST-Psr steamship Experimentation
sacks onions $50 sacks bran A sacks corn l6O SACKS
Gals sacks coffee SO bbs -four 100 bbls potatoes rs
bbs grts bbls whisky IS terees hams IS tees fer
tilizers bale hair so bales moss so casks bssr 80
pkgs sundiies
CEDAR KEYs-Per steamship Tappahaunock-
I3s bbIs -four 70 hbs grts 20 bbls meal 20 bbs p0ta
toes 10 bbs onions bbls sugar IL tos meat 767 sacks
corn 30 sacks oats 10 sacks bran scks coffee 10 phs
sundres -
PFNSACOLA-Pe steamship Amite-1o0 bbs Of
-four 50 bt do ~ bbs whisky 10 casks meat $50 sacks
corn 100 sacks oats 30 sacks coffee 80 bales hay $50
pkge mdse
BOSTON-Per sohr w B Steelmau--1t97 bales cot
ton 20 pkgs metals bales rope Dbl honey Il pkgs
neDans 70 hhds horns 603 loose do 40 bbs whisky %
baIes paper stock 81 bales rags pkgs sundries
MOBILE-Per schr Two Friends-g hhds sugar 2l2
bbls molasses IS hf do Is kegs do
PROyIDENCE-Psr sChr Earl Mason-2500 bbs
c1tton seed oil $50 seeks cotton seed meal
CORK-Per bark M Width-460S sacks oiicake
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Or1sanss
TTTNr 1878


JUNE %, 1878.
Domestic.
EBW YORK.
Steamship Morgan CITY Read. sid June ~
BATH ME-.
Ship Andrew Jackson Bartlett .ldg June II
Ship Screamer, Austin .ldg June ~
Schr James A Potter, Ogier- sid June b
Foreign.
HAvRE.
Ship John Watt Deshon sid Apl 10
kbiD Union, GreenfBaf. sid Mar
Bark Hanne Selmer, Nielsen ED Mar 10
Bark Bridgeport, Morgan. sid Apl 70
LIVERPOOL
Steamship Teutonia, King .-----.--.-.sld June |
Bark Wild Hunter. MinOt-----..-----sld June l
BORDEAUX.
Bark Ste Genevieve, Demeurant go. sid May 20
RoUEN
Bark New Brunswick. Stvesen. cid Apl 8
wEsTPoRT.
Bark Treu Dubrovachi, Turcenovich sid Mar 16
DUBLIN
Ship samaria, Pstten. sid Mar 30
NANTES
Bark E10s, Gar. ......-.s-s.--.-s-ssssiu MAI Id
CADIz.
Schr John Proctor, Doane. ----.......sldM Mar 20
ROTTERDAM.
Bark Imperad0r, Jensen. Apl
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tobacco Jno 4 King &oo--4 do Wiltz-1o bbs -four
G Post-30 bbls whisky Thos simms Levy
pkgs paper Max Beer zoos boxes fruit "a Faces-I
M Robnson-12 rolls leather BadRett-4 wheels
Sohwartz-I bx castings Bennett-27 bdl mdse
Observation-Disclosures to ordsr-Total 1879 bales cotton
hhds tobacco
MoRaAEs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR oPELOUsAg PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY OF s D. M
FOR WASHINGTON, OPET0U~
I@RAk%Hasas, Port Barre. Simmsport, GhuFeh~
aville. and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtabl9 An--Tha
new and light draft steamer
BERTHA.
(In place of Fanehon.l.
n. Il. Broad master, Theo JOHN clerk.
will leave az. above. For freight or passage ap~
O' BRfTTON & RPPLER 81 Gravfer street,
r. w. ADAMS, n Commercial Place.
J. e. CABIN, II Tchoupitoulas ct.
GEO. ID. HITE, Tchoupttoulas st.
Connects at Washington with line of bargea
for Bayou Boeuf, and with steamer Minnie as
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