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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-27
Written for the Bristol NEWS.
a BIRD STORY.
BY IF. W. BOURDILLoN."

One evening, not long since while
strolIlng far down ROyale Street, IN
that part OF New Orleans where every
body and every thing speaks French.
our attention was attracted Ivy a
strange pipinp voice behind us, which
said: An, Non Dieu! Ia pduUre Pau
line. your hands are so cold, so cold.
Ia JdirJe PduliReg" 1t was the sad
dest voice to which we have ever lis
tened to. II came like wall from a
broken heart.
Stopping, we looked in every direc-
ton hoping to discover the owner of
that peculiar voice, but no one was in
sight from whom the sound could
have cume. Having given up the
search we leisurely resumed our walk.
but had proceeded hut a very short
distance when the same words. in tl'e
same grief-strieken tone, We repeat
ed, ".dh. mon Dieu. td pduUre ran.
line. yo,fr hands are so cold, so cOtd!'
Surely. we thought. 1t Is some one
In distress. and we retraced our steps,
determined if possible to clear up the
mystery. We stopped to listen be-
eide the house from which we thought
the sound came, but could hear moth
ing. Directly over our head we saw
fiuted cage with a Chinese dome,
and dangling from the pereh-a par
rot.
Could it have been that demure
looking bird which said this we
thought not but kept good watch
over him Not satisfied with the dis
cOvery we began to look around foI
another cause. While our face was
averted. A" Ah ! mon Dieu Ia pduUrt
Pauline" came from the cage above
use. When we turned to look at him
he suddenly became silent. II wa:
indeed the Parrot!
While poRdenng as to where anc
how the bird had learned such Ian
guage, the door beside us was opened
and the owner of the parrot appeared
with some seed for its dinner. W.
we're standing in front Of a bird
fanciel's store Inside. piled Gag
upon cage Till they reached the foo
above. were Rtarlinge, eanaries mock
ing birds, and every other speeies i'm
agieable. But the one that interested
us most was this sanctimonious look
ing narrot. When we enquired a. on
its history, the little Frenchman invi
ted us In. And this was the story n
cold US, IL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-27
Frank Leslie'S
POPULAR MONTHLY.

Tue BERLIN CoNGREss-THE q. s,
SIGNAL SERVICE, AND History OF
STEAM NAVIGATION,
The September number of this
excellent magazine is particularly
distir guished for the publication OF
the three above named articles,
which. for the Interesting and vaIua>
BILE information they contain, are
alone worth more than the price Of
the periodical. The first gives full
particulars of the proceedings of that
important historical event, The Ber-
lin Congress-; the entire text OF the
treaty : map showing the territorial
reimbursement of the Turkish pro-
viuces portraits of the members Of
the Congress, and II, merous other
engravings. The article on The
United States Signal Service is de-
scriptIve Of the interior and extt rior
workings of the Bureau, and explains
the alOduS 0peTundi by which the du-
ties are accomplished. Prot. Charles
A. Joys History of Steam Naviga-
ton will be read with great interest,
describing, as it does, the vorious
experiments with steam as a motive
mower from ancient to modern times.
There are copious illustrations and
PORTRAITS. "TnrOugh the Untrodder
Woods o. Paraguay; The Terrible
Nine Days, an Episode of the Rus
sian Conquest of Central Asia; A
Nights Shaking IN the West Indies
aye Of thrilling interest. Ms. Ettf
W Pierce's serial. The America
/ Countess is concluded. Among Thu
short stories Proud Mrs. Brandieth
The Colony's GoddaIghter, TIT
Chance Shot, and Over The Quick
sands, are particularly noteworthy. =
The contents are more than usual.
varied :. interesting Anecdotes. Para
graphs of Nature. History. Poems
science, and the Fine Arts. Enter
tanning Column. ETC., etc.
The number contains us quart
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-27
President Hays as a War Man


White Sulphur Correspondence to the St.
Luis Globe Dem ocrat.
1t is limited that President Hayes
is ardently in favor of a war with
Mexico, and it is even asserted that
in less than three months hostilitieS
will be actually begun. Gen. Henry
TIeth, and ex Confederate General OF
note. and likewise a West Pointer, is
now in Texas, watching the tide OF
affairs in this connection, and he,
like Geu. Maury and others, Is will
ling TO 90 into the war. The people
of Texas are burning with desiro to
finish their many differences with
Mexico. A war with Mexico would
be popular measure, so its advo
Gates represent, particularly as Com
munism is being talked of in some
States, Il is argued that such a
measure will unite the whole country,
will do away with the threatened la
Dor troubles. will give employment tc
unemployed, and will settle the Mex
lean question finally. This intelli'
gence, startling as it lie, certainly
must have some weight where it OBJ
tains credence among such old SOL
diers as Gems. Maury and Heth.
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Baltimore. Philalellhia. New York

yav Y ork tickets, via Baltimore, and via
Eiehmcne. at redpced rates
The cheapest route to BALTIMORE is via Nor
folk, Va. Daily. except Sunday
For PHILADELPHIA We offer an excellent com
biuation OF Railway and Steamboat Travel, via
Norfolk AID the Boats Of ths Baltimore Steam
Packet Company. HAily, eXeept sunday.
For NEW lORk, the magnificent Steamships
of the Old dominion inc. lesF- Norfolk Va.
every Monday. Wednesday and saturday even
irgs. After the 18Th o. Mach
There are r ufrs equal Co these 10 cheapness
and elegant fare aud beautilUi scenery
Fare from Bristol. Tenn, &c Richmond Va Sl4 ~
Fare from Bristol, Tenn to .ptersb burg. " l4.75
Fare from Bristol. Tenn Wis NCriclG to
erinriudeGj sI7 IS
Fare from Bristol Temp, via Norfolk to Phil
adelphia, Baltimore meals and state
room on steamer incIuded) 81 p
ire from Bristol. . enn.. via Norfolk to
New York. via old Dominion S. S. Com
pany. (meals and state room on steamer
inclUdPdl $24 20
Fare from Bristol Tenn, via Norfolk and
Baltimore, and thence all Railroads, via
Philadelphia to New York. meals and
state-rooT on steamer included, $3.50
Fare from Bristol, Tenn. via Norfolk to
New York and return. meals and state
room steamer included SS4 CO
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-27
old Rosin the Bow.

Some forty years since the most
popular song OF the day was Old
Resin the Bow" 1t was written by
Col. W. H. Sparks formerly OF
Natchez, and was called "Old Ros'
sum. the Beau" Old Rossun was a
particular friend of the Colonel. -
The Colonel is now about eighty
three years of age, and, it is said,
lives on his plantation 10 Louisiana.
His old song is again becoming pop
ular.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-27

pages. and over 100 eDgravings. with
a colored frontispiece, The Terrace
of the Palazzo Reale at Naples. =
The price of single number Is only
IS cents, and the annual subscription
So postage free. Address FRANK
LEsIIE's PUBLISHING House, %,
So & 81 Park Place. New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-27
MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
Fur NAN AND BEAST.

This Eulr1e1tt very naturally originated In Anerf
e. where Nature provides IN her laboratory such
-r-1.s--- 1- t.do.es FOR ihe naladies OF hsr ehN-
,.--. .az-c E3s been spreading for 80 ysArs.
-...,.l s.1,.. ,. ,-.as1cIes tie hahItabls globe
gee a.cx.ca- --=s-aEs Liairlent IS q nnatehle1
--sty fcrc,l external ailments Of E1an and beast
10 STOCK ovac-s and farmers Il IS invEluable-
\ s.ncIs bottle often saves human Life or ~
stores the usefulness OF excellent horse, 01-
COW, cr lAec2.
!. c--55 f9o.--ot, hoofal, hollow horn. grub.
.-rcr r,s--l, sA5ulder-TOt, mango. the bites and
sc.:s ct pc!soEous REPTILES and insects, and every
cuc.4 drawback to stocl: breeding and bush Life
u cures cvery external trouble OF horses, suca
= lancacss, scratches, swinny, spratrs. foandeA
gytrd-s-Si. kingdoms, etc, etc
Tho Mexican -1ll--@nS L.nirnent IS the ouicGess
ccre IN tire y-o-5I for accidents occurring in tbs
fa-.lIy in TIE absence Of physician, saeh -
---s, cc2lcs sPra.as, cuts, etc, and for rheunsI
Ia. 81 E,..-=c-l cnGendercd by exposure Par
-. -Iar.T v:-..,.15lc 20 Miners.
=. Is tlc cheapest remedy IN the world, for u
---.l1.-s tbs muscle to the bone, and single
-,-cStion "a generally sufficient To cure.
-tzican Mustang Lininent IS put up In thre1
y-s q bottles, the larger ones being properties
atsly much the cheapest sod everyWhsrss
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-27
TO tile Intelligent and Think.
iug Men of Bristol and
GOOdSOn.

We, the colored people of this
place, after investigating this all i'm
portant question, (Can We have a
school this year, find ourselves in
very adverse circumstances, aud ID
as much as we are going to have no
Help from State or county funds, we
are compelled to ask you to lend US
helping hand in this direction.
| an aware of the truth, also, that
times are hard on both white and
colored, Yet we confidently uust
the former will lend Us helping
hand. We have every reason to be-
lieve you will not hesitate to help
us through this term, &c. We in
tend to work hard ourselves, and
trust we may merit your faYors in
thus giving us your aid.
We submit this to your kind con-
sideration and good judgement.
Respectfully yours,
! =
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". D0HTOT

n. R.-Mr G. Doriot heiug extra
fine Maehinist. as well as Watch
Maker wi;l mike TO order any new
machinery of the finest quality. az re-
pair old machinery. Will undertake
new designs or new machinery 'or ID
ventors. nov 6. lS77-ti
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-27
Ap'l 23-'78 sep l

With increased facilities we arc now
prepared to offer o the public
all kinds of
Castings and machinery
Having. perhaps. the largest assert
ment of patterns in this part Of the
State; MILLING MACHINERY, CIR
CULAR SAW MILLS. MINING AND
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
PUMPS, CRUsHERs &c. We
have the latest patterns and
most improved PLOws, CAST
WROUGHT AND STEEL of
the latest patterns and i'm
prDvements, and give
special attention 10 this
part of the business.
We have the agency for the sale of
STEAM ENGINES from 5 to so horse
power, Burr Stones, Boiling Cloths,
&c.
A second hand Wool ARDING
MACHINE and PICKER in e 'Od
order, for sale, also pair
Portable Mill Burr
Stones.
]. B. BARRETT & CO.,
March IL ls7O--.f WvtheVille,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-17
Egy Railroad "a
CHICAGO sT LOUIS. AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

CHICAGO ST. LOUIS. AND NEW ORLEANS
| RAILROAD
October 1f--34 bales cotton Il WalmBley &co--28
Moore Coeman-l4 Clapp Bros &co-AJ W White
Ia Britton Il Mayson-ll Friedlander-lo q Gum
bel-9 Richardson Il May--s Chafte Hamilton d
= Gardner Gillespie &sco--7 Jno 7 Hardie aoo-7
| Lehman, Abraham &co--5 Warren, Atkinson aoo-5
KeiHer a. Gardiner J l. Harris S,oe-4 J h Kent &
| i o. @ Newmani25 bbls potatoes keIler-2o
bbls apples Berry &col25 bbls potatoes M stoh 4
bbs poaoes Miller ~ kg kfs h
Meyer car cattle Bell & Hancock do Noble &
CO. do X M Fautt-l Dbl apples Mra M Ormsby-l
car live stock Miller 4 Meyer-so bbs apples Do
herty-2 bills whisky John Adams &oo---l9 pkgs
leather Thormahlen-1l Lids bacon Sch wsbsoher
4 Hlrton-i bx clothing J Q Chiapella-2 boxes hats
bx shoes Kuhmsn--1 BIZ mdse A Lewis-l Dbl
do Harra--l3 cases shoes Fl & " samory--5
tieroes shoulders Fashpoller e. Bscker-4s bbs ap-
pies Keller-22 do III DelIJondio-l hid and crate
| earthenware OHner-l do Stratton & Mayer-3 Dbl
| rope stauHer Maoready &co-lo bbs apples H Del
BoDdio-2 cases shoes Durieu-2 boxes hats y
Adams---2O bbs potatoes 10 bhs onions @ W Dayi
son Geo. isrces shoulders boxes bacon j Nelson
Aoo--ioo bHs soap 9 Frenoh--ll3 bbls apples 81
bbs potatoes Keller-6 pkgs washboards NJ & b
J Montgomery-2o bxs collins springs r n Thayer
-l5 bbs whisky Gottsohalk--2 Observation-Disclosures
Greman-lo trkins butter II Lawrence &eo-lo
sooiabIes 10 chairs 30 paror chairs J A A Rous-
seau---6 bellows StauHer. Maeready 500. II roll of
leather J Davey-1 cane mill J West--6 stoves
- pots 7 PfeHer--l Dbl ink G W Dupre--5o tubs
"
Adler &ce-20 hhds bacon Vose Bros-lot machinery
Fl d Coleman & Bro--l60 pkgs beer / jar butter Fl
Redwitz-240 bbls oil order---1 car mules J Lsvy--3
cars brick Kent aoe---5 boxes eggs Miller a.
Meyer car cabbage Bertuoci &eo-l do Meyers
loo bbls lime 9 Stewart-l35 bbls pork M Stivn
& Son $50 do KelIer-leo pkgs beer 6 Yac.s-25
bbls highwires Elk Ref Co.'s do Cemrtagere T.
Lambert-l70 pkgs beer Hollander-1s f,rkins but
ter Flasbpoller Beoker-15s pkgs bser Walz--l2
CRATES cabbage Stephsrs-1o 10 10 bbls potatoes e
Doherty6 crates cabbage IS bbls apples Is bbls on
ions I'll W Storks "a crates cabbage Keller--a5
pigs do G W Dawson &eo-Totsl 2o5 bales ootton
MORGAH's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD
October 1G-6 hhds sugar bbls molasHee John Gal
tlsr-24 do Bush & Levert-30 do Thos MCDermott-
-sundues to order-Totsl SO bbls mo,asses 6 hhds
sugar
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
October I6-t7s bales cotton Ranger, Fatman 6eo
-165 sacks cotton seed n o Cotton Seed Association
S pigs mdse X M Il J Montgomery-10 casks of
meat @ FL Lawrence &co---100 bbls lime Forstall e.
La, ose--l0O do Wizard g. Wilmoth--lOo do Mrs x
Gauohe-l0O do Jne Voelkel-I40 bills rosn Simpson
T. rcOu Total ma bales cotton 1865 soks cotton seed
FOREIGN PORTS.
Deal. Sept 6-Passed-Alice M Minnott. Whit
more, from London for New Orlssns
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BeIow-CeEa2ng UR.

ar ship La Louisiana, Equay. IS days from Havre in
ballast to ? Pouz IL Son
ait ship Colonial Empire, Bailey SO days from Lily
erpoo in ballast to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-17
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
October IT, 1875
Cleared Yesterday.
Ne olearances at the Custombouse Yesterday
AFTH vgG
at the Customhouse yesterday

Msraeilles. in ballast to Larue-3d dis 25
fehr Sargent s Day. Arnst, days from Bonsooa. to
MaeheCa-Pic Tier
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-17
InsREEE
Receipts of Produce

BONACCA-Per sohr Sargent S Day-32, 900 plan.
sAins 1900 coooaEuts 900 lunches bananas o pkgs
Rdse Z Macheca
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8TEAMDOhTE,

Prank Pargoud, Cline. from Greenville
alvin, SCovell from Lower Coast
Bale, Comstook. from Upper Coast
Eva, TeTrebonne, from Bayou Lsfourohe
Hanna Irvine. Vallstte, fEom Lower Coast
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nE@w M.sfng

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND aEw OH
LEANS. VIA HAVgE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
<ggAssb The steamships Of the Norta Ger
I d p LLOYD will resurae their Regular Trips
From Bremen. From n Orleans
frankfurt Mann. October Abopt Noyarn, q
Hannovor .... October u About Noyem. "A
HurnDefg ,... NOyeIn. 6 About Deeem. 3
BraanSehWeg.. .Novsro. 20 About Decenn. "a
fTnmhKIurL. ..'... Ds@3m, 4 About January &
W. Ihsse steamers touch outward at Havre ana
southampton.
PRICES or pAggAGE:
IRON Bremen soBthar90 tom Or Havre 10 H.
vana or New Orteens- CABIN, $3.50 gold: Eteegs
From New Orleans 70 Southampton, Hayrs or
Bremen-Cabtn, $50 tgold>; Storage. s45 (goldl
From Nev Or]aants % Ha7ana~-dabin. &c
Children under ter. years. half price: ehEls
dren under one year, free.
n B.-Our agent for Tegag Mr. Peter Ill., EY.
hard, In Galveston IL authorized to Issue steers
ago passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen TO GALVESTON, ga. geld
From Bremen TO Indianola, as 80, gold.
route OF the steamers, their advertised daya9F
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, 1uthaupson
OF Hsyre TO New Orleans Issued bS .he undeTs
For further particulars apply
ED' II. sTOOKnEyEa b o.. Agents.
ausl lyl "A Unlonst eeSs
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GREENvTLLE-Por steamer Frank Psrgoud-274
DAles cotton Richardson May--l4s j L Harris doc
aeo-43 Claiborne &oo-42 Jno Chahe & Sons-37 Fl
d C Newman---5A s B Newman &oo--99 Lehman
Abraham &oo---27 Forstall Il Jumonville--2O A
Ighs,ppi &oo-20 S Friedlander-l4 Meyer Weis a.
co.'s II Allison &oo----ll s Wikerson--lO J
Harrison ir eco 10 Clapp Bros &co-7 Chatfe Ham.
aton g. Powell Payne. Kennedy &co--6 Ben Ger.
son--6 Z l. AireY &co--4 Norw God &c Riohards-4 s
Gsumbel Britt IN & MRys0n-3 kirkpatrick &co-3
q l. Walmsey &co---3 Stewart Bros &co--2 M
Trankenbush---2 Walden. Hawkins &oo--l W A
Peale--~6O9 sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed Assoc
sationsundries to order-Total DAT bales cotton 600
aacks cotton aeed
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Alvin---22 hhds
Bngar Jno Dymond-73 bbls rico SoCoa-,2 10 j
Nelson &oo--i2 do Russell & Halt do Wang g.
G1ottam-aoo sacks rough rice X Thompson--255 do
j Forester 80 II Allison &oo-3ss Allen e. Syme-75
Jos David-62 do Joeeph Vignee--93 do Roder-l5
ID HAspel-425 Bush d Levert-i30 Kip & Ruch-4 o
Ranpon-4o bales moss Cazentre--ll do Russell &
Hall--A hh0s hides hbls taow S Herman--l0 bbls
anions l. Bbnlst---l2 bbls oranges & Casanova-lO
sacks potatoes Morris-sundres to order-Total %
Ahds sugar 105 bbls rice II sacks rough rice
UPPER COAST-per steamer Belle hhds sugar
y w Burbrdge &oo-9 do Dbl moasses Tertrou-
do hhds sugar IL Hart &eo-40 bbls molasses l.
fsodohaux--5 sacks seed cotton L Choppn--lo7
saoks rough rice Foerster-S7 do Lanaux 4 Sons
al de Tango a. Legendre--330 do Allen g. Syme~--
nnndres to order---Total 10 hhds sugar as bbls mo-
aAases sacks seed cotton 5s5 sacks rough rice
BAYOU LAFQURCHE-Peer steamer Eva So
aan J nj Walsh---1 hid hides X ID Terrebonne-sun
yiaIns to order-Tota l40 sacks rough rice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma 1rvine-5S
tasfks rough rice Foerster-sundries to order
Receipts mt tine New Basin
Amite River-Per steamer Affects sacks seed
wton to order 80 900 shingles 10000 feet lumber Is
cords wood to Muncy Il Marcy
Pearl River-Per schr Gen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 600
sset lumber to w W Care eco
EasnRl Rvsr-Per sohr Leander Jane--25 coo feet
saz4s4g apJ w Adams
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-17

AAFOURCEHE.
TRI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
,nnsS Ann THE NEW AND FAST PASSEN-
5as ger steamer
HENRY TETE,
). 1t. Auco1n. master, III. Fl. Landry, clerk,
Leaves every III ESDAY at 10 q. M, THURS
DAY md SATURDAY at IL %.
Lands oil freight In daylight and pays partic-
ular attention TO way business, and returns
down tho coast, leaving Donaldsonville every
esday Friday and Sunday morning
For freight or passage apply on board or to
B. RIVET, los Decatur street,
K b-Hhs n oerk on the landing during the
DAY at the bead OF Bienville street 10 receive
freight. Freight received for the Lnfourche
with privilege OF reshipping at Donaldsonvllle.
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BAYOU "a AHA

REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET
UNITED STATES MAIL,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
nx. n FOR B z { 81 g sARA, WATERLOO,
hermitage. Port Hickey, Baton
- Rouge. Plaquernine and way land
ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
JOHN w, CANNON,
John q. Lbano, master. Thomas Howard, oerk,
IL L.sayes rs above. returning down the cor st
MONDAY and svery FRIDAY. For freight or
passage apply On board or to
GE0. ?, H!TE, = Gravier ST.
BHIITOn d. EPPl Gk, a. Hravier st,
LORD d MOPEAKE 46 Camp street.
anss q. g. WAYNE. 10e Gravier street.
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1IHv ER pool.

tg#TRh The steamship
1880 HISTORIAN,
-, Wallace, Commander.
will sail on. or about October "a, 1878, from
wharf, foot Of Esplanade street.
WIN receiye cotton and sign through bills OF
lading for the Continent. between Hayre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being Of light draft, will
cross the bar of the Mississippi Of all hnoea
without detention.
For freight apply TO
DECAN Il co.,
de2O1y 1879 arayier streeEs
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DIR. w. G.. AUSTIN.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE.
Corner of jackson and Magazine streets.
Upper City Hotel,)
Of1ce hours, to @. M. and to I'd. N.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE,
NO. ia Canal street,
Office hours, from 10 to o. m,
Can be summoned By American District tele-
graph at any hour jy25 spt2
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ERecespss mt the Ola basin

Ocean Spriugs--Per sohr Espelanza--2sVV Dds
charcoal to master -
Bayou Laoombe--Per sohr Josephine No 2--22
cords wood to master
Bonfouoa-Per schr Mary Dana-l7 cords wood TO
master
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REAT JACKSON ROUTE.

CHICAGO. BT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
Trains will leave and arrive ut the Oallione
street depot on and after September 9, 1878, as
follows:
LEAVE, ARRIVE.
Train No. 8. 700 f. H. Train No 4 1876 o. m.
THESE TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through TO
Louisville, Cincinnati and Columbus o., and
only one change to Chicago, New York and
Eastern cities.
Tickets for sale, berthg secured and informa-
ton given at No. u Camp street. corner Of Com
mon,
4. D. SHELDON Ticket Agent,
.. CHANDLER. Gen. Pass Agent. NH
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TRUSTEES.
Thos. a. Adams. Jno. e. King.
8am'l B. Newman. Fred'k Oamerden.
Baml Ell. Kennedy, Joseph w. Stone.
John Phelps, George Martin.
Adam Thomson, Alfred Moulton.
Henry Abraham, L. O. urey,
Victor Meyer. Edward NaIle,
Joseph Bowling. Goo. ". Bentell,
EdW'd J. Gay, Paul e. Mortimer
Simon Hernshefm. John Y, Moore.
Simon Forcheimer, W. B. Congsr,
Jos. b. Wolfe. Henry ID. Preston
r. g. Post, ~ Irby,
Edw'd Pilsbury, Reuben q. Bush,
my23 Jno. M. Parker.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, OCTOBER IT,

Bayou Laoombe-Per barge Chas YounR--fo'"Vo
feet lumber to Honey Island 20 .,o
Bayou Laoom be-Per barge Pearl Rivers GOO
feet lumber TO Honey Island Go
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RI TWO HOURS,
I,aaYa Lake
Leave City.

Qast train. -. .. m. last train. m.
. On Wednesdays and Saturdays during Octo-
connecting with the steamer New Cameia.
$3.50 2taW i'm r. WINTH President.
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RAIL FsgDAT DHa

0FFICE NEW ORLEANS CITY RAILROAD
- Company, No. 12l Canal street. New Orleans
October 1, 1s7s-Untll further notice trains to
and from the lake will run as follows:
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The above statement Is true and correc-
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOB. A. ADAMS. President
HENRY Y, OGDEN. Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before mo this
twenty -second day Of May. 1878.
ALFRED INGRAHAM,
Notary Public.
Tho Board OF Trustees this day resolved that
after paying the annual dividend of TEN PER
GENT on Capital Stock Of Company, that
dividend of TWENTY PER GENT In cash be
paid on Monday. juno 10. to those parties on.
titled to recaiVa the ahTna.