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Epeulal IsHll.
IN fkS Editor " ThA Tribune.

TO tkS Editor " 1hA Tftb1Ink.
CHICAGO, Aug. 14.--Thc interview between
your reporter und me ns published In this morn
iug's Issue Of THE TRIBUNE Is such mlsrcpro.
sentatlon Of my position that consider It due
to myaclf to mike public statement Of what
that position Is.
The office OF Justice OF tic Peace IL statute.
made, and i!o Justice must find In tho statute
authority for overy power be assumes. Ii he
transccnsls the liu1tts Of bis authority hc Is
answorablc In civil damages to the persons H.
/ cannot acu,lrc jurisdiction Ut d case until the
offender Is frat brought before mo for trlal, and
that Judgment reno. rendered asalnst
nerson w!ao s,ah ms .,nra ,Syer oeen s,lai' Hn,
mnti any person arrested By virtue Of the ckecu-
tlon Issued unIlcr i. might sue nc in tFesnass
fur The damages resulting.
My rcasuus for this opinion arc the following:
scr. IS of the present charter provides for te
lss,lc Of warrant for The violation Of the city
ordinances, md directs that "nnv person ar
rested upon such warrant shall, Without un-
NECESSARY delay, be takeu before ttle proper Off
cot to he tried for the alleged o1cnse.'
Sec. 81 provides for The arrest Of offenders
found violating the ordinances ant the detcn-
ton Of them ''until they can be brought before
the Droper magistrates"
II Ia Oulte clear from these sections that It Is
nocrssarv for the offender to he brought before
linn hy virtue ef hIs nrrcst,
hui n is clatmcf TINT t,y force cf Nh ordinance
pa.sctt in jau11nry, ISi3 authorizing unIice Uf-
ilccrs md others to- take special bail FIR ,hc nm
nuarance Of tho nerson arrssteE Iefore the Jus.
lice oI tic Peace presidiug at tlc PnItco Court.
that that ,1usticn OF The Peace mnr aro,,irn iu
risdc.ion Without The pcreon orrcsted eror hav.
ing Oecu brought before lin.
resle as follnws:
Ju.t,c, oy ,he pcocc. po1co u,o,,,,,,o. ,.,
con.tac. sbai In ri@c,ct IN md for .ch ,,rtsts na
ns are Or ma y 1c proyllnli ny Law, nni thc inris
diction OF such Jnaticea Of the Peace and Police
Magistrates shall he uniform.
Sec, 90 Of the same article saws ,lat-
Al, 1nws relating to coutt. shall In rr,c,., .,a
of untfnrm nnrrsfinn: and the nrrau{,stfn, " ;,.is
, 1879-08-16

CHICAGO, Aug 14.-siucc my communication
Of the 18th in regard to tho physician at Now
York whom opium has enslavcd with ih hor-
rors, have received several letters through q
general address asking whcro may bo found
anil for ia repIy," ctc., "a my addrcas WAS not
given in your paper. Az but one letter con-
iaiucd u stump wish to Inform them through
your columns that 1t will cost nc the small sum
81. i've cents to answer zach aud every letter,
aid, also, my address ls No. 90 North Clark
street, Room 2
, 1879-08-16
On on Ills Eur.

70 the Editor o1 The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-I wish to call the attcn-
tlon Of TIC Public to an article In this mornEng's
1y,pss, In regard to tho construction Of the
Sewers at our now Ntustc Hall. al frat I Thought
not to pay any attention to 1t, but as 1t Ia
most datnnablo lie, an roproach on my rcputa-
tiol. dean 1t my duty to dcny tho whole as
gotten up for the interest OF certain largo Iron
Pipe manufacturers on tho west side. The rcd
mustach reporter with hair On hls teeth u not
onlY most dam1aotc Her, but dam fool for
he admitted to me that to did not know nuy-
thing about tho construction OF sowors or Of
Plumbing
The only reason can SEQ for tho l1shr sheet
assa,lng INC Is, that l have had one OF fheir
reporters (not with red mustach) after nc for
tho past tlreo waeks to take TWENTY-FIVE dollars
worth Of advertising IN thcir cosutnes. Il told
him eash time that bad at ts work could
can provo that It does BY any 1lcmber OF the
Sewerage Department, by elias. 8. Waller. our
commissioner or anv ono OF tho inspectors |
will mako the rcd mustacn ltin!p this prooost-
at,ng from uny puIut Of the Mus!c Hail after
tho building is all complete, than tlern ID frum
bis foul breath, I Will make him q present OF
tho amount Of my contrnct.
Il. II. REMINGTON 70 Flfth'av0-
Now Republican Club FOR the Eighth Ward.
TO Tia Editor W Tho JrtbuHe.
CHICAGO, Aug, 14.-Thc formation OF a now
Republican Club for the Eighth Ward at this
time IL au urgent necessity, obvious TO every
Republican Of experience IN Tue uatd, outside,
OF COURSE, the "boss" elements. There has
lately beeu runner aloat that an anialgamatlon
OF the two present conflicting clubs ts tntcndel
for the ostansb!o obtect-ths good Of the partr !!
Now, to every thinking Republican, this amalga-
mat!on would only provo "mockery, de-
lustou, nnd sn4fe,H gotten up Tor tho benefit
OF thu "bosses,n with club uQule to handle NJ
prctext, tending, AZ It certainly would, to fuse
Into more dangerous cotnpact ule two present
contendtnE " boss u factions OF the ward, With
tho sasnU immaculate list with fuw atl,lsd, OF
tho old deicgate ticket, the namcs OF which weru
THE TRIBUNE. Aud thts for tho good OF llc
party. Dusht consider, md t,lat according
to my experience, that there ts quits enough ot
intelligence, tospectabllity, ad what ID not to bo
overlooked, houesty amongst the Republicans
Of tho Eighth Ward, outsdo these factions, to
forul 4 now club which would not only cotnn,.ntl
TIC respect aud confidence OF tho Republicans In
the waFd, but through Cook County generally,
and thit would, to Ereat extent, he tho uloAns
Of dispensing with tho old +" bosscs'h gratui-
toua serTiees, enabling them to quietly step uowu
chanEe, let ut havo = thorough, sweeping
ous, und the result wall bo fully illustrated at
Tho Mslls In The cpming campaign. Our rnuk
mud file ara rs solid aA tho granite rocks uf New
Hampshire; but We want commanders Wbosa
trumpet gives 10 "uncertaln Aounu'f; Anl We can.
not afford to fal! an "uupttlod eausideo.h Ihopo
TINT this TO my mind important matter viii
ba taken up b. abtcr hsaas than your CORE.
| spoudent. ALpnA.
, 1879-08-16

cornnarson fairly. In Inst sunInY's issue, our
contemporary show. that In the month 81 April
last. the London Tsn,c pnhtshcd 1.:033 col-
umns Of advertising ard tho Htrad DIE col.
um,,s, nnl c!alrns thnt the difference between
t1o two "ts small" Tie Herald. t,owever.
omts to mcnton ~ that its statement crcdss
ttsolf with four Sundays, whle the Tina Is nok
published an. TINT dav;. and t2) TINT The Tines
rufnnns are both roarlcr ami longer than thnac
Of The Eerau For the purpose. ri fair COM
partHon. We hare hcrcfnrn to deduct from the
ltra d's LOIS columns &o1h for Its four Sun
days, whEcl, leaves G31H columns for its twentv.
ok ,ec,iIar days, against the l,3534 columns OF
tho I;natt for The corresponding DAYS.
II Our contemporary will measure the columns
Of the two Journals. II will find that, while its
own contains $3.50 Ms agate SPACE. that Of the
Times cnntatns I0,6I Ms nRatc. Applying
these measurements TO tho numbcr Of columns
fur tho twcnty.sx dars' issuea of tic two pa-
pers respectively, We have the following result:
M's pnr To. M's for
Days. Cotn'ns. Column. go !ays:
3smrs........ 30 1,a02A 10.a72 u, lhs. 912
Htratd ,..........G 0HDM $3.50 b+08l+ +h60
, 1879-08-16
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

as - inform mo Of tho following questions: III
Is ex Cor. Spraguo {of Conkltng-Sprague scan-
dali the very sa1no sprn5uo who was the United
states Senntor from Rhndu island, during and
after tho Wari (2) Was he elected for ono or
two termsi When did his term Of bervtce com,
rncncc, and when did he lonvc tho United States
Scnatel By answering these questions you will
very much oblsga An OLD euDscn1nER.
A,tsrr-{1) Yes. {2) slr. Sprague was elected
United States Senator In 1862 and served two
terms, being succeeded In 1875 by Gen Burnside
, 1879-08-16
ORTHOGRAPuIC.
F'onctfc 1lcforn1 Dcfeu,loN.

10 the Editor Of The Trtbsne.
Cn1cAao, Aug. H.-A hypercrtic signing
himself "L!nEua A rane" IA la.s "a, Saturdays
TRIBUNE stscnuusls ouposcs esen '"e s."a''
modicum oi photographic reform proposcd ny
the "American biological Association" lie
e,a,e. hta ohicc,,ons m follows:
' Tho ,oncuose u ~ tn,ondea II may be presumed,
n hs nv nrit.nn M weii ns .pnkcn. Eincxtion Il
yery concrol aopx ali classes and II W ,yere to
adopt sound alono a. tic puldo Of spel!tng va
tcligcncc Of tho unedncatcd casscs instead Of edu
eating the wllolc Eaglall- -Hpraklng community no
70 tho standard shas tns sninetes nao!le astc
toae o oi "ou 'Ao'''
s'pH telu1'' .-,,. -. ~.
bcE loavc to contradict Lie assertion that
education IL very general among al casses 80
fur a. knowledge OF foreign languages is coll
ccrncd. or knowing how to spoll according to
~ .es".... o,ha1 !. ao,oo,n"i 49, tha 1orfrn.
.nc p'escn' u,e.Aoo 10 eo".'' w. =. ,A'
these thera>fs widespread and general Ignorance
md error. Not ono pcrsop In ten ia IN good
hps'ss aa' ~ ,,aa uuo ~ .na.s ,a,opo puop,s
undczataud the etymo!oEY Of the'r !hnRuase.
The un!oucttc forms at words do not recall to
the mind OF one reader in hundred either the
,s,,,a,, - T., S.ri,,od vot t,na A,1.rrn,,, +,
!Fo1a na WHts. u - uF,Hsu ~. e lily i. ~
iVo H.. p9sseu ,Ma,r.t,,9,o' ~ nonnn, uaTt
n,,r n,,r iono,ano fus an ran,cs frn,n t,e Anolo.
gavor Tie arcl1tn,Ta md t,ront,nris tinnR of
o,s sor.,. yrpm fhnt ao1rro have hccn
~. ,.rys% ,hat nnr bcro and fl,rrc lrofcssnr
If snmn Es,,ers nrc;eHhs tn In aka to nercnya
t%e a r"s.Thinrrc ~ rre.cnt En1ii.h wnris IL.
tho,r tho osrn"i hnofn, ,snxon for,n' ~ ran tr,ce
thcn hasis tn ,i,sir narcntat sn,rcn. And II II
III. hfrhlv imnortcnt matt of n,r ,r,tten lnn-
rusra ;nat fs mnst unfnnntf, .rrcrulnr ,nwtcsE
Gn,3 ,fGm,1t ~ mali v"ntnre III" ,.ssrtfnn
r,;,, rnrfact nonGaon,o ,i,nt tho rrotcntioua
NJ q ,,rM., \ INV nnsscsscsn vary i'm II cd
rn,.,adno ~ .hestvmo1n1v ~ ti,n anrtn' 'savon
,.neIa ~ .ho FH,ii,1' inn9n"gs n,,d rbon ho
r.o,s +n,r mt ann In n hI,nIrr,t rcrolIs IL hjs
1ntnd Il iariyn,Ion nr,r,nni snni,inw r,ron,nci.
ntn, 10 @ a"utht,, a,se sYrsnt tba 6sosnnt ~
1ltsh ncsM}ni. ~, t' S's~' ~~~~p' A'' p'~''A' '1A
Tita yast cios. of uor,a- Numbering ~ nm mr.
m. an and consti.rtnr thr very bn,1ss nni
5rama.wnrk af mr. tnnruo. In, IN histt,rv nr
ctvmnln,,r q {o3 nrr.nns mi NJ errry mi Vim
snsni. n,,1 ~ raoJ Tn,ifsb hncan.s thaso wor,t.
ors nc,ti,"r .nriied nnT nrouonncei M thcv wcra
IN arrlnssnrnn titnca ~ ~~' 's's
t'e, ,'ar oa,t ~ IL, o,,r ,,,t fro,,, ,to
an~I Etpo ~ nr ,inad fn,u 10 ~ ;.as II ,1 t,o
tIst, thr.'1 ~ 49," sr, 'a tta1, .,t as n.
eorrnr,t Eronnh e,noii ,ar. ~ ~, H., aroa,,
nonnin urnnrst,n1 ai c,pi, oa,'n - rssItia
aan nsn nls,is ia' ,ss ~ ~ ~, .,.a, III.
nGo W !. 'i! ~ "utua ~ uasr ~ .,'ct AatH
s.n ,Hai, n'r,hur w y. * sr ant ~ In W hnia
IT. msta ueit naI1oes ~ per cent ol rue wnole:
ana uS stvno;"v " H. ~ ,vnrs =, H., reiss ~
n"na * nv r,se ~, h.Sare ,Nn;r nim,st ~" :.
tnev Ierusn Il Sni M chsmys ,rhirh ,hn
x .ot.t, ~. tn ~ y ,s..,a III M'en ~" ,no
, 1879-08-16
"Swntifsh HlEotry.."
To iA4 Editor ~ Tx IFtbHt4,

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-rhera nppearod In
Wednesdays lssue Of your valuable journal an
elegantly % written communication sigucd by
"a Swedish lIater OF Bgotsy," aud plainly iu-
tended 10 convey to the uat!yca The Impression
that the AwehEth Americana Of this country arc
, 1879-08-16
Tho Outer 1Inrbar

n the Editor al The T4tbuns.
CHICAGO, Aug. lbs 1t not about tmc to
mike some use OF the outer or Government
hartar besides furnishing retreat for bum aud
pleasure boats!
Ten wears {more or less) havcclapscd since the
work began, anh hundreds OF thousands OF. dol
lars have been spent, anl still tho harbor is kept
from Its Legitimate use. WINS Is thtst Is II not
q safe anchorage for yesselsl. II dredging be
necessary to admit large vessels, why not spend
money where It. will do tllc most good null
account. As matters have progressed 1t WILL
take five 10 ten years more OF Chlcayo's Yalun-
BILE life before tho Outer ltarbor {so-calcd1 will
bo worth farthnE to tho commerce Of the
lakes. Z.
Let Justice f}e Dnne Though the Jokes Ehll!
Tn tn Editor Of 7as Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. Ill am afraid that some de-
signing person has been Imposing upon your IN
uocont nature and good intentfons in the matter
Of tue s!za OF the feet Of the St. Louis young
ladies, lavo recently met two Of them several
,tt1ncs who are visiting hero. Thev are nice,
goud-soolk,ng, Intelligent. and charming, and
might easily bo taken for Chicago girls any,
where. Moved hS CURIOSITY PROMPTED by what
hut possibly might havo to turn out on tile
sidewalk. looked at tl,rir fact. What was nv
astouiBhment to find that they wore No. 3 ahoeB
Could 1t 10 possible! And yet knew they bc-
was born there. And they ayerrcd t1lat the st.
Louis shoe~dcalcra kept nothing larger than No.
. for lndes' wear: except, possibly; solno Bhopa
sn the back streets, which sold to Germaua
Under these very pccullar circumstances, Mr..
Editor, hhould adYlao you to let that lsrge.
feet Joke have vacation With the rcst Of tho
people. THtATY-y1NTu STREET.
, 1879-08-16

Now York Herald ~. L,,lillou Tlblcs.
- NtLa FORK HAtttftR. -
We haVe DO disposition. to R1udge tho AtTd4
any credit due 10 Its liberal advertising pattol-
a9e; but, when It undertakes to measure ltself
With ths London Times, II should make tho
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from ne Missouri. There are only two or
three gOf9eg belDW here The river Ii open be-
low Cape Gifardean. and nayisation Will prob
ably be resumed North to Alton and South to
New Orleans tomorrow. Crews have been sent
to Cairo to bring up the. Alton apd Maude. a
Tower to take her 70 Cairo and load her there
ior New Orleans. bhe follows the Shreveport.
a crew is shipped up TO take the Centennial from
Crystal City. to New Orleans. The first gorge
reported below here Is at Perry's tow head 40
miles.
WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 2a.-The river Is 10
feet inches, and rising. Ice Is running very
heavy. NO arrivals or departures.
Especial TO the Dem 9crat.l
MEMPHIS. Jan. 29.-The Thompson Dean left
this morning with 1000 bales OF cotton Tor New
Orleans. The John Dfppold and barRes went
down. day. and took. three barges here
containing e4ss bales OF eotd2h' e az Ths
Lucy e.. Gastrel goes down to, day vel, vel
has i4oe tons one item 9f 2ooo bales q nay Tas
refused. Freight to all points IS DELAYED 2s
hours BY fog. The tug DeSeto bowed out her
cylinder head and drifted down the river, hnt
was caught by the John DipDold. The q. W.
Cheek Burned her boiler below Helena and laid
Up there for repairs. The Golden Gity and
Molie Moore are due up. PRICE.
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HohsfdeU1 d Hay--se Jno r Hafdie Aoo--Ss Nslls
q Cahnma0k Fl B Wolfe ACo-=M Yale Bowling
81 Claiborne Aoc-s Couch 4 Copch--s + J Carver
- r L AIrey keo--4 w Terrell Aeo--14a sacks Of
cotton seed NO Cotton Seed Association sundries
10 order-TotAl 1925 bales cotton f4a saoks cotton
seed
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Emms irvine
10 bids sugar 20 bbls molsssee Z MeDerm0tt-46 do
Reiss- sundries to order-Totsl 10 hhds sugar 60
bbls fBolssses
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Alvin--ss bbls OF
moia,ses 10 hbds sugar W Coyle Aeo--21 do and
81 bbls mcssses A Thomson &eo-35 bhds sugar to
Johnson-69 do so bbis molsssss Richard Milliken
90 do hhds sugar Bush Levert-20 do and 10
bbls rnoasses Cbism q Boyd--H do JOS David-s1
ID II Perrett as John Dym0nd-57 bbls rice A S0eola
-ls6 sacks rough rice Haspet ssndries to order
Total ITO bhds sugar 1877 bbls molssses 81 bbls rice
1f6 sa6Es rough rice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Kittie Nye-
hhds sugar bbls moasses TO J Thibaut--s6 do TO
2 Maspero &oo-6s Richard MillikeH-2i bales moss
A Wright-sundries to order Total 0 bhds sugar
125 bbs mola6ses
UPPER COAST-Per sehr Gabriel Aime--2s
bbls measses 22 hhds sugar 30 Richard Millken--24
do @ A Lanaux--Total AZ bhds sugar 90 bbls mo.
laases
BAYOU BARATAR IA-Per steamer Annie B.
40 hhds sugar so bbs molasses 20 Richard Mlliken-
s1ndfies m order
HARvBY's CANAL-PsY steamer Belle Albert
170 bbls molsssss to Richard Mill ikeD-sundries TO
order
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RIVER NEWS.

Ssnr NEW ORLEANS DEMOCHAT. |
Thursday. january 80. 1879. J
Arrivals.
supa Irvine, Kittie Nye, Whisper. e. o.
fnhl Wilson, Cbas. Morgan,
IA Departures.
E24 emma Irvine, Kittie Nye. Whisper,
ION Bastrop. Bedford. Laura Lee -
To Arrive.
80 IRVINE. Alvin. Kittie Nye. Isabel. lover
- Henry Tete. Trenton, 81. Mary. La
~ At. John. Baton Rouge; j. Il. Hanna,
<|ls. Guiding Star, Cineinnatt; Hsnry
Y Whife. Greenville: w. j. Behsn. Dan
~ Able, He'd River Ieatchez. Vlcksburg
- 6nelo,,sas; J. W. Cannon. Bayou Sara
~ Tsnsas and Macon.
"a stage Of the Rivers.
w teleeraphie report q, Of the stage OF water
~ reafarday at 3 y. III.
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TECHE ANO AICHAFALAYA.

REGULAR BAYOU TECHE PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Feb. $, at 2; %.
FOR ST. MARTINoVILLE; NEW
l@IsistsS Iberia, Jeanerette, franklin, Centre
vile. Pattersonyi!le and ail interme-
eiate landings on Bayou Iscns ana Atcnaia-
laya-The new passenge. ss1a"ot
w wanzal master. r. K. MuRgah clerk.
viii leave ne above. Fer freight Or passage ap-
ply on boar GE u D b, HITE. 81 oravier street..
ia ]. "a CABIN. II Tchoupitoulas 81,
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE new ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
January 90. 1879.

January 90. 1872 I
Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Peer of the Realm, Nicholson, for
Liverpool DeWolf, Powell Geo
BRIT steamship Autoorat. Chambers. for liverpool
Dewolf Powell geo
Steamship Algiers, Hawthorne. for New YORK
Ca Whitney Geo
Brit ship Beam Usmha. Thompson. for Liverpool
Low II 4 Bailey
Brit ship Portaw. Anderson. for Liverpool
DeWoif. Powell &ee
Schr WIN B steeman Chamberlain fer New York
Freriohs 4 Seymer
Schr Rebecos Shepherd Frarnbes for New York
FrerIohs n Seymer
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DUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIvER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
IT, ron CAMbEN.' Z EI L. 7 DORADO.
kESsss.slgaakS Ouachita City. Monroe. Trenton and
all landings on Black and Ouachita
rivers-The fine new light-draft passenger
steame
JOHN WILSON.
Joe Holmes master w. 3. Clark clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to +. A. BLANKS. President
office JOG Graviar street.
GEO d. HITE. BRtTTON g. EPPLER, J. E.
CABIN. JANNEY d WORK, LORD D. Nc
PEAKE, Agents ja28
NEW 00RRtEA ms AMP oUACHITA RIVER
vvr,,v T1RAA,NvlSsPQRTATi0N COMPANY:
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
IT. FOR .OUACHITA CITY. MONROE,
Black and Ouachita rivers = The
splendid passenger steamer
JOHN n. HANNA,
Jack w. Blanks master. Clerk Ben G.. Corn well.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply On board or to
Capt F. A. BLANKS, President.
GEO. D. HITE, BRITffo5iNi u ( o EPPHEB, E.
CABIN. JANNEY Il WORK. LORD NC
PEAKE. r. W. ADAMS. Agents.
Connects regularly with steamer Bertha Brn I'M
ner for Bayou DArbonDe. steamers Acme ano
Jimmie Baker for Bayou Bartholomew ana ga,
line river, steamer Tom Parker for LitJe aso
Tensas rivers. JED ii
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FROM THE PASSES.

poRT FAps Jan. 29, 6 =. m.-Wind southeast,
very light. Weather thick and foggy.
No arrivals
Sailed: Steamships sibyl,a. for Antwerp Bo-
russia for Liverpool.
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Wy Railroads.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL

January 9o--16 hhds sugar 80 bbls molssses C0nger
A. KelIvvs do Is hhds sugar r Sevin-32 do I Me
Dermott-53 do 20 bbs melasses Robert Hare-54 do
hbds sugar Richard MiIliken-4 do 100 bbls molas
SEES John Calder-30 do ~ bids sugar Cbisn Boyd
Ia do M Putnam-2o do 80 bbls moasses Meyer,
Weis &eo-6 bales cotton @ w Sentel &oo-l half
bbls molasses Hirsoh. Adler &eo-1 bbs sugar Mrs
Mary Jason--t hf bbls measses T p Ellis-55 sacks
roug rice Fcefster's Rice Mill-2 bales cotton to
o Hopkins sacks rough rice to SEWN and
sundries to order-Total bales cotton 20S hhds su
gar 270 bbls molasses
From Clintpn-Per steamship Hutchinson-3s7
bales cotton A whitney &co-l5f do b Boren Il
oc-si Jno Phelps &oo-7T @ L Wslmsley &oo-H TO
Kirkpstrick &co---64 Clapp Bros &oe-45 do Jno
Hsrdie &co--23 q w Sentell &eo-22 Meyer. Wes
oo--ls Britt N a Mayson--3 w A Pesle-3 II DAN
neel tool W Burbridge &oo-l bbls pecans oks
DO Danneel Aeo q bbls tallow Hay Mehle-2
bbls pc ans @ A whitney &co-sundries to order
Total OFT hsJes cotton
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oREENvHLLE AND BEND

VuGKe06wes, 0REENvgLL& AND BENDS.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves F 9XRsry v TIH1kkfSRRAf & Il h;HcHrx
ln pavls Bend and Intermediate land
inssRn ds r steamer e asrr
leaves ae epove. connecting at yicksuurg with
Parisots Line for all points on the YaSoo, Sun
GEO. b. HIRE. Agents.
Will give through bills Of lading to Trenton,
and ri ssoRs s @
'nf'''''f' "n VI. B. BRocRET II Agent Agent La
SO Magazine street.
FOR 9 asERE2nE AEts aAh Rap zED THE
leaves t s5SEs = vi6Skisbune
nlf'oe ;. gEr H. wafTs steamer
al pon $ on and ria ysr ns
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem 9E pSsfEs; ! WORK.
win give through bills Of lading to Trenton.
'''' anu ''N''' W. ". B. bsookE Eli, Agent.
SATURDAY v1 MsiYt gk9K UNITED gE STATS
leaves syfFS v fadEkssHRfh5 S g. BEND
Il = Natchez and all intermediate land.
binGs-The passenger packet
NATCHEZ,
T. p. Leathers master, J. #. Muse clerk,
connecting at yfcksburg with the Parisot Line
for YazoO. Tallahatchie and Sunfower rivers,
st. Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
inRs that the Captain may oonsider unsafe.
Tor freight or passage applyC board or TO
JANNEY d WORK, los Common street.
J. z. CABIN. II Tchoupitoulas ct.
Through bills lading given to Trenton. Mon
and Texas Railroad. via Delta.
w. b. BROCKETT,
80 Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-30

REGULAR OPELOUSAs PACKET
Leaves every TUE Az .aaG g 6pbt p 81
l@An1t sas Port Barre, Simmsport.
ChurchvilIe and all lsndings on the
Coast Atehafaaya river and Bayou Ccurta-
bIeau..Ths new jieht-draft steamer
xAZOO.
VIM. Crawford master. J, B. Bchmit clerk,
nil Lao % as above For freight or passa0e Az
Div on board, or to LORD q McPEAKE, Agents,
la Gravier street. deM
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TU ESDAY at sp.Tn
FOR WASHIh0TON, OPELOU.
LaAs1t6 sas. Port Barre. Simmsport, Chur b.
vile, and oil landings on the Coast
Atehafalaya River and Bayou Courtabieau
new light draft steamer
FASCMoN.
FL. Fl. Broad. master, Theo. John. elerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage APP
BBITTON d EPPLER. 1os Gravfer street.
P. S.-The Fanchon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giaizes. and
signs through bills lading to Cheyneville and
all points On Bayou Bteuf ocs u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-30

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IN tMOBILE FAST LINE)
THE SHORTEST AND QUICK EST ROUTE
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES
On and after Wednesday, November 40, 1875
trains will arrive and leave depot, foot of Canal
street, as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. Passenger No. Q Express,
daily, except daily. .s:3s am.
Sunday. ......7:30 am. No. 4 Passenger
No. 3 Express daily, except
daily ...... 500 I. m. Sunday. 80. o 80 pm.
No. Passenger NOS Passenger
Sunday only 1885 am. Sunday only. 8 80 .. m.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Car
Berths secured In advance on application at the
site City Hotel
D. b. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
di1y ]. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.