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The New York herald., 1879-02-02
Davenport's Deiinq uencies.

The evidence before the Davenport In
vestigating Committee proves the practice
of more serious abuses in the United States
Commissioners Office than the people have
supposed. The law gives marshals and
deputies the power of summary arrest when
offences against the Election law or any law
of the United States are committed in their
presence at polling or registration places or
elsewhere, either before or after registering
or voting. But process is required before
arrest for any offence mot committed in the
presence of the marshal or his general or
special deputies, or either of them, or of the
supervisors of election. or either OF them. :"
If the witnesses are to be believed Daven-
ports agents in some cases visited the
houses of persons supposed or known
to have naturalization papers OF 1868,
threatened them with arrest at the
point Of the revolver when they refused to
give up their papers, and Mr.. Davenport
himself imprisoned persons whose attend
ance before him he had forced for a similar
refusal. 1t is surprising that in these
days such high-handed outrages could be
carried on without receiving a more speedy
check and sooner bringing their perpetra-
tors 50 grief 1t is impossible to believe
that tho Court which appoints MIR. Daven-
port will suffer him to remain any longer
in office AS to the individuals alleged to
have been wronged by Mr. Davenport's
arbitrary and illegal proceedings, the law
gives the right of action against any officer
having powers or duties to perform under
the laws regulating the elective franchise
who ''by threats or any unlawful means
hinders. delays, prevents or obstructs. or
combines and confederates with others to
hinder, delay, prevent or obstruct any citi-
zen from doing any act required to be done
to qualify him to vote or from voting at any
election and fixes the penalty at five hum
dred dollars, which is to be paid to the ag-
grieved party in addition to costs and
allowance. Any citizen who may have been
Illegally hindered from registering OF pre-
vented from voting by Mr.. Davenport can
recover from him this penalty.
An attempt is made to show that Mr..
Davenport confined his arrests to democrats
and let republicans who held similar
papers 60. We do not know what founda-
ton there may be for this allegation, but
the committee will do we'll to look in an
other direction for the motive of these al
legged illegal proceedings. The Chief
Supervisor is allowed fees in excess OF
those received for the performance Of any
duty as Circuit Court Commissioner, for
4 L.
and other papers under the election laws;
for entering and indexing such papers in
his own office; for affixlng seal to each
paper, and for arranging and transmitting
detailed reports to Washington. The
greater the number of cases the larger the
Chief Supervisors tees. 1t will be well for
the committee to ascertain just what profit
Mr.. Davenport has made out of the multi
plication Of cases in his official capacity.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

respect, especially as no city employees sal
ary is actually due until he can swear that
he has really performed the services fol
which he is paid. Everybody will regret
OF what may be done in the city by vigor-
Gus administration of his Office are not of a
more masculine type; and everybody will
hope that better surprises are in store and
that the Mayor will not waste all his ener-
gies in triyialties.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

COMMISSIONER ERnARDT's REPLY to the
Mayors request for light upon the Police Board
row is rather indefinite The present anoma-
lous condition of affairs at Headquarters is so
demOralizing to the whole force that it should
be remedied as soon possible, and as the only
way out seems to be through an investigation
the sooner it is held the better
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

The RErUBLIcANs in Congress who expected
yesterday to see the Southern wing of the de-
mocracy i'll the House pour hot shot into their
brethren Of the North on the cams question
were disappointed. The debate was, as whole,
good natured and jocular and has left no wounds,
oratoral or otherwise behind. Peace reigns in
the democratic fold.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

THE REPORT that England has determined to
sell the island of Heligoland to Prussia should
be received with some misgiving. In the first
place, it is not the policy of England to part
with her real estate except when she cannot
help it, and in the next she does not care to help
Prussia along the road toward the Neither
lands.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock market
was less active and weaker. Government
bonds were steady, States lower and railroads
strong. Money on call was easy at a 3 per
cent and closed at = per cent.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

A KENTUCKY MURDERER has been sentenced
to ninety y-nine years in the Pcnitentiary, and,
like true OF the blue grass region, lie de-
cares he will not go. Considering that the
State is Kentucky he probably will not.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

DOES TIE DAVENPORT COMMITTEE intend to
call every one Of the seven or eight thousand
voters whom that over-zcalous official prevented
from casting their ballots last fall! II SO the
government will have handsome bill to pay.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
QUADRUPLE SH E EFT.
NEW YORK, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1879.

The probabilities are that He reaUieT IN Nev
York and lis eicinity to-day sciH be cold a'd
parity cloudy or fair. Tomorrow The same con-
duions are likely 10 prerdi!, Joiiowed tordTd night
6y rising temperature.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

THE COUPONS of some of the bonds stolen
from the Northampton Bank have been pre-.
sented at Boston and, of course, stopped. Look
out for the Manhattan Bank bonds.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

MR.. EDMUNDs war amendment resolutions
occupied the attention of the Senate nearly all
day yesterday. 1t was rather dreary work
thrashing over the old straw of the right of
secession, &he Hartford Convention, slavery
and the higher law.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

CAN MINOR BE ARRESTED in an action for
breach of promise to marry! is one of the inter
csting questions that has been raised in the
courts.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

The two and three-quarter million January
reduction of the public debt is pretty good be-
ginning for the new year.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

THERE SEEMS to be q run OH greenbacks at
the United States Treasury. No wanted
their annual interest i'll gold yesterday.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

sing SING continues to declare handsome div.
idends--five thousand dollars last month
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
AMUSEM ENTS.
BROADWAY THEATRE ''ESocH ARDEN. "

IL being too severe u task for one actor to play
twice in the same day such strong character as
King Lear. the management OF tho Broad
way Theatre produced tor their matinee per-
formancc yesterday ''Enoch Arden" Tho drama
played from the manuscript OF the
late Edwin Adams, and the dresses worn by
Mr.. wheelock those last used by the dead actor
While there have been but two or three rehcarsals
OF the piece. 1t presented crctitaby and acted
wc-that is TO say. If lachrymosc audience and AN
Of tears embalmed in hundreds OF pocket
handkcrchefs are test of the criticism OF the large
number of ladies' who filled the house. Mr. whce-
lock, having played the part before. was naturally
familiar with its most effective passages and he adj
mirably exemplihed the love and tender
for his wife and the spirit OF SELF
sacrifice that undcrlcs the creation Voice plysinuc
and action were at once recognized belonging tp "A
true artist. aud his Efforts heartily applaueled
He was handicapped. however, by Mrs j. l.. car
hart, who, a. Miriam Lane, unsucccssfuly cndcay.
orcd to attract To herself the and the hopors
that belong to the hero of the piece 1ho east was
generally good Miss Laura Wallace, as Annie Leigh,
made her metropolitan debut and although slightly
nervous, showed that she well adapted To this
sympathctc part Little Miss Ella Wellman and
Miss Minnie Wellman personated their respective
characters with Intelligence and the chorus dances
ana tablcau combined to iIrako enjoyable perform
ancc "Enoch Arden" will bc repeated at the
"Wednesday and Saturday matinecs until further
tice.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.

GLOBE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GRAND OPERA uoUsE-Thr COLLEEN BAwS
BOwERY rIEATRE-N.rnAN Hale
PARK THEATRE-rHE VICTIMS.
NEW YORK AQUARIuM-CiSpEEELLA
LyCEUM rnEArRE--H NJ. ). PISAFoRE
BROADWAY THEATRE-KING LEAR.
THEATRE COMIQUE-MULLIcAS GUARD BALL.
WALLACK S-OuRs.
FIFTH AVENUE TiiEArRE-DR. CLrDR
UNION SQUARE rHEATRE-rnE BASKER's DAUGnIER.
BOOTHS THEATRE-TnE DASrrEs.
NIBLO's GARDEN-SI sLocUM
STANDARD TuEATRE-H. Nj. s. PiSAroRE
WINDSOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fIVOLI fIIEArRE-VARiRTY
SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELS.
TONY PASrOR'S-yAKIETY.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
"H. NJ. s. pIyAFoRE' AT THE STANDARD
THEATRE.

This thoroughly amusing operetta enters to-inor-
row night its third week. and that IL is one Of the
greatest musical successes we have had In New York
for several years is atcsed by the fact that at every
performance at the Standard Theatre thus far hun
drols Of people have been frequently turned away
The New York herald., 1879-02-02

This was the case again at the matinee yesterday.
That it should be attractive in London and become
for three hundred aud odd nights the sensation Oh
that metropolis and is again to be put on tho
stage of the Theatre Comique. London. tomorrow
evening is not matter of wonder for the names oi
W. >. Gilbert ana Arthur sullivan are Ike househon
words, anu are in themselves suggestive OF excel
icnce III whatever they produce: but when purely
English subject illustrative only OF English ass"c-
atons and intended travesty on certain absurd
ities in tho English naval service, can be trans
Planted to America and at the very outset create
public Juror there must be something in the satir-
lcal nun OF the dialogue and the ro,lickinS airs
Dy winch Is accompanied indicative or
more than ordinary merit in the production.
Already tho lively muse of III. NJ s. Pinaforc Is
being played by theatrical orchesras entertainment
eatr'acte. sung by fashionable misses and whistled
by the street arabs. Tomorrow night it is to DO
performed at the Brooklyn Park Theatre, and next
week at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. 1t is drawing
crowded houses in Boston and Philadelphia and many
combination company owes it's success or tho
season. to the quick interest that has been inspired
among the people of the rural towns The operetta,
therefore, is worthy of something than passing
comment While. when critically analyzed. There il
nothing in il, from the box point OF view it pos
all the elements essential the pleasure of
the amusement-loving public and to the recupera-
ton of empty cxchequers. At the Standard Theatre
in this city it has been we'll presented that Eng
it to be superior to the original. So that, at the
Standard, it will. in all probability, remain the
representative production in this country. One is
almost tempted to write that audience will never
tire of its jolly rcfrans but then it might be taken
up thus
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-11-29

VUVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PuR-
u chased the interest OF Orndorn h Ma
gee in the above Saloon. will continue the
same under his persops1 supervision. as
heretofore. and respectfully solicits = cor
tinusnce Of the patronage ~ the old friends
Of the Saloon and the pnbic generally
PETER J. dunno,
Sole Proprietor Of Delta saloon.
vireinis. New, June I. le7o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY JUNE L 1879

Bark Corseulio GalstoIa. scotto. sid Apl ~
Bark virginie do Guardia scotto. !. .ldg Feb 16
Bark Michele Galatola Ferraro ...... ldR Mar 8
RouEN
Bark Dante vidulich .-..--..--.-.-.c old May 10
CHERBoURG.
Bark stadt Frankfurt an der Oder, Hon.
..--........-..---.--.....s sid Mar 10
BAYoNNE.
Bark Nuova Emilia Ceestina, Manga
marc. ..-..s..s.s.sl Blu May
BARCELONA.
Bark Giuseppe Lanata, Frasinetti. ...sld Apl %
GENOA.
Bark Elliott Richie. Hutchinson. sid Apl ~
BARK LYDIA Chalmers ............-'..sl a APP ~
PALERMO
Brig Cirque Sorelle, Luna ........... sid Feb ~
. MALAGA.
Bark Rosario, Gor0rdo. ...........---.sld May ~
Brig Aurora, Giovanni. Z. sid May ~
IEIT1I.
Bark Christopher Columbus. Knndsen. sid May
GIBRALTAR.
Brig Sorelli, Sinia .........-.--.....cl cid Mar Id
LUsBIHE.
Bark Plod, Tarabochia. -.-.....---.--.cd Feb 9
TRIESTE.
Ship Kentuekian ........-.....-......s sid Nov 10
snip ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. .sld APP %o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
EfHs The steamships Of the North Ger
NAleA6G man Lloyd will resume their Regular
From Bremen. From N. Orlean.
Braunschweig. April 2s About May 81
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
~ PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Hevre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50; Steerage. $se.
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin. $50; 8teerage. As.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabtn. vas :
Storage. SIS.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
N. B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter n. En-
hard. In Galveston, Is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston. ia
From Bremen to Indianola. As 80.
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 Hayre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. Il. STOCKMEYEH & 90. Agents.
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rxcharKc clippings. May ~
Commercial:

IL
nronc;nnah Commercial: s,naroblv Ii
M naw Natchez Is progressing sna ~.
the WORK men being busily enRaeeu IL Tho sar- .
her hull. She will % iaunenoo Ae
o1a MseK No NAY 2sRai rates 70 Cnenna a
lave been reduced to elk cents. w ma Present
fbass ns been rain In all a. y me
few days 81 ,h eui Allegheny and
aa rivers to do any $780, 90 LOUIS. May 49, 1879.
s m,ar Faitor Of the Times journal: ot,oaa as
,l annreciate the value Of such notlees ha
rou we're pleased TO make y. tryinn to bring
great ENTERPRISES ~ T9 eha country. But whilst
an far the Intended compliment penny ra
correct you where 70 9o nv Bill now before
expensiye. a Acc Gonaress0intr n me
ssnat ao " Hon. John a. Logan OF Iinolsp M
: inthe House BY Hon. Edward oVer.on' =
Ths bill only asks the government % a. aay IaSs
10000 to test the great J. pr ooo nn0 10 reclaim
Borgne II 9i from overflow and &C.
ns entire aeptn o eight from ST.
Louis to Cairo and ten feet from tneio a
res value Of such work g. Louis ana ean
people of the Mississippi anq o aa ~ millions
only be estimated by the nun ,Ieus al in two or
nfdoiiars This can be accompllsAou - ~
When for the same work the aad sso
seoS "a daanen The channel OF the fly VEL Nan
eat and ask 1900 900 to make test OF .neal
nj one sand bar when another says wy I'm % for
work will cost $50 600 COO and no oennieo '.AA0
Alter tie above hope that you VIII no. ihs1s'
1 am. truly yours N CowDoN.
Mp,,prrs: Nav as-The Guiding star cane ,it ~ -
nonp h.aa DAYS and fourteen hours 90 snnle
ay iii shutdown to clean boilers. naos She mad,
and Am tons nntting off 100 tons ngIe: ~ Send
Niandings below here. Passed J s}aa of Vicks
der three times under way on1e
ss's' tsneeial to the Democrat.l
NJ a,-The river is still rls1 ~
slowly, with twelve and eigh sea1aas warm. Ar
gauge The weather Is clear an4n w. aans De
rived John A. scudder IRON aeT ". r. Ha
parted: st. Genevieve 1or NV and barge
day o and FuT1qhr e Halliday Laying
wharf MAS draWne eight feet large: r nI1 an
der Commences to load Mondsy m tha Relle
viii leave Wednesday. folloWsn ~ ~ i i. good
Shreveport on Saturday. W. E. a.
by telegraph ..,,ac A
MEMPHIS, May sl-The river d j. 1 f'onis.
rived: Belle Of Memphis from y: L !. aiming
parted: Colorado for ST. Louis. ~. u from Ci
cnao May s1-ArVTt I'VE abn nealJ Jas. b. Park
Gnnat Helena from an nl fram ths Ohio river.
j. Baher from New Orleans. Raven i Neu {
Louis. Departed: James Howard , ~, for
leans, Bedford for St Louis; ae nenw for
L oniis' Rarar for st. Louis. Raven for Ena
Vile Thara was heavy rain in the loteno
PlrrsgUEc May s-The river ,b y i TAI feir
SSns. and Sasxs Ian s ths
CINcINNArI MAY 3l.-The river Is Is Iees
falling. Dsnartsd: Cons. MiIar for MeHp
Thos. Sherlock for New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
LIVERPOOL.
LIvERPOOL SOUTHERN y. =. LINE,

xNQ2& The steamship
INVENTOR,
Reynolds, commander.
will sail on or about May z6. 1879. from
wharf. foot OF MonteRut street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havret
Oronstadt
These steamships being Of light draft, viii.
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all tmet
without detention.
For freight apply 70
de2O 1v 1850 dravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
FROM THE PASSES.

PoRT EADs, May 81. 9 b. m.--Barome 5000
Wind southeast. strong. Weather partially
cloudy.
Arrived: At 10 o'clock last night. steamship
Hudson. eager master. from New York TO A.
Mouiton.
Steamship Algiers. ct 11:2s this morning,
Hawthorne master. from New York, to O. A,
Whitney Il Go.
Sailed: Steamships Margaret for Cedar Keys,
and james Gray for Liverpool: bark Svanen
for Queenstown.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
RIVER NEWS.
.nwFroE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Sunday, June 4. 1879,

Arrivals.
uartha. Bertha Laura Lee.
Departures.
800 Irvine. Martha. Kite Nye, Bertha.
ERMin arv. j. W. Cannon, Whisper. Naiehez,
II, III Brown, City Of Alton. lGzoo Valley.
biyer CITY - Arr,v.
,..ha, Emma Irvine. K title Nye Martha. lower
lsaeoff Henry Tete. st. May. Lafourehe; J. w
Cannon ..,;ar coast; X. II. Lee Vicksburg; Yazoo,
ina. ahnf,. Atehafalaya; John Wilson, Ouachita
stage Of tho Rivers.
.,.,,u photographic report OF the stage OF water
k a.g points, with changes. In the ~ hours
SpQllk Above low ~
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.


Succession or Mrs. Widow L. Louis.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans No. Al, 95-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate, and to oil
other persons herein Interested. to show cause
within Ten d lys from the present notification,
II any they have or can, why the account pre-
scented BY L. Grand, Eco. testamentary exscu-.
tor III this estate should not be app owed aud
homologa ed and the funds distributed In ac-
cordanee herewith.
BY order OF the court. "
jel s TO- JOHN HERBEHT. CLERK.
succession Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. sandsrsOn.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- iBh OF Orleans, No. 40.gl2--To all whom IT
may concern: Take notice, that MIR. and Mrs.
known. departed this life. the former on the
twelfth and the latter on the thirteenth Of .Au-
gust 1875 In the city Of New Orleans. and their
SUGGESTIONS have been opened in the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. All
parties having claims againt or any interest In
the said succession are notified to npplyto the
undersigned DANIEL a.. WILSON,
Public Administrator,
my22 81 je1 No. % Caropdelet street.
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succession Of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. sanderson.
succession Of Richard II. Mitchell.

Succession Of Richard ID. Mitchell.
GECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 40, 63g Notice Is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other
persons herein Interested to show cause within
ten days from the present notification. II any
they hive or can, why the account presented by
Mary " Mitchell. testamentarY executrtx of
this estate, should not be approved and homolo-
gated. and the funds distributed In accordance
herewith.
ny2a ~ ieI =. JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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vICnsspse. GREENvuLLE AND BEND

UNITED gTATM MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every TUESDAY at D, N.
RRA FOB VIOKSBpRG. NATCHEH
~ fa6 Davis Bend and intermediate land
fnRs-Tbe steamer
ROnT. Il. LEE,
William Campbell. master. a. McYay. clerk,
leaves ~ epove. connecting at yfekspurg With
flower, Deer 0reAk and Tallahatehie.
g. =. WORK, ID Commercial Place.
aEo p B. HfTh q 10 f arasie street e.
VIII give through bills OF lading to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on the. Vtcksburg.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La.
W.B. BROCKETT. Agent,
So Magazine street.
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Above DO. low Change.
ll ssnsinw hiRh water mark OF 1874. Indicates
sOoayxIr Z. Jfrufna fall.

II Mellow llkn Wat AAsAA " 800 'AANASAeoo
rise Indicates lali.
81, Ine sawpssIderable rain falling during the day.
Netwil Isanna done. The Yasoo valley k and
9 Nv III div, especially. having good trips
~ Mh nns laura Lee arrived yesterday morning
~. lug shreveport, and. after putting out her
frsisht went np to take ca LOT Of sslt. She
'ss 4be "dredge boat @. w. II. Bayley, from the
.s. Nv was at the landing yesterday. and was
tne gnsy 80 &C. II,
svo1i1s Good Ryel NAtcheZ.
-,
notwithstanding tne weaver tnere was Q
70 take last l9ok @ the Rrand ola Natcnez ana 4.
Tsit farewell; sne paoked gown o o, the
! It'll head Of steam. running like race horse;
ron The FERRIES, the Yazoo Valley, City Of Alton,
lie harbor tugs. anu ahe WhsinnK OF hats Ana
\ Iifo pissed out OF sight. ehe mad seventy 90, :
t614ers registered, among WnOm were Ool. y. ] !.
James, Col. brlnRler Anu lWn dauknlerb y.
1 nd wife. Alex. Mitch ~ ana VIE, Johnson Arm-
b. kodman. = Bronson and wife, Gov. T. g.
Nokfe. . HAND. +. ~ rfeilers; nnd Captains I,
Geaaa Apu "A Comstock and John J. Blown went
I III on her Us far rs CarrolltOn. The old hero
obi. Leathers. is taxing her up. VIM: Under
a VA n nna 80 80 - $500 - 60 4 -
~ a(l1;c ETA Lamb went on the Whisper with
fi aant I1EH arper and Mr.. Sam Harper of
I III staar1ers Belle and Whisper, lott yesf erduy
II ratl Oh 4 short visit home 70 Madison, Ind.
nana d aud bayou sara United States
mle packst Katydid In another column. $4,000
\ The John Wilson with arrive to leave Wednes-
e Esnn aor oos'on''"' - pAaeo y sAo 'onn -
pi fhs departures in the Anchor Line the COM
Esdnssday ana ms James Howard saturday:
T. Company % p yg Wil 5 send hs Grand
xoI tne unlo Ilver ne kt III ~ ao,asn JToWn
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LIST or VESSELS
sailed tor New Orleans.
NAY 81. 1879.

Domestic.
ERW YORK. =.
Steamship New Orleans, Balsey- s aid Nav 81
Rr1g Lizzie NJ Merrill Call -.:..--'iasEa A.,
Schr VIM Steelman Chamberlain. -su y
Put into Nassau leaking May o. o.. Nov o.
schr ] D Robinson. Glover GU ny
PHILADELPHIA.
ch;n Andrew jackson. Bartlett .-----log May *
Schr Cephas Starrett, Billings...--- SID May -
BATH, ME.
ship Scotia, stinson ......---........leg nay =
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. .s:
Aha;a, Jone...sld Apl 19
ss.eamship Ithuriel. Hollis ....-.----. sld Apl y
Shin Adorna, Hawkins ---.-..--------sia May - 70
pa,p Wild Hunter, Minot- MAJ 20
HAvRE.
shin John Bunyan. Mcleod. .s sid A Ap. y q
BORDEAUX.
Bark Grad Zagreb, soviah ----...... sio ~ =
MARsEuLEs.
Steamship Potomac 's'1 : : :
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nUACHITA RfVEks

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