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S-At Newburg, N. Y, yesterday, Charles r.
Callahan walked sixty five miles in twenty-one
hours. George L. Wilson, his competitor, fell
exhausted after walking sixty-tWO miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

AT THE WHITE House Secretary Thorn oson
accompanied by several frends), Secretary
sherman, and Senator ChTiStiancy called on the
President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

lNCENDIARY FIRE IN CHARLEsToN.-The four
cotton presses OF the Union Company at Charles
ton were burned yesterday morning, with 10 12l
bales OF cotton. The buildings and presses were
valued at $1,000 and the cotton at SI75 OO0
The buildings were insured for S60, 900, and the
cotton was insured for its full value The fire
was the work Of an incendiary, who was hailed
Dy the watcbman while running away. The
watchman shot at him, bat he escaped
A GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION will be held
in Moscow in 1880, which will be accompanied
by festivities to celebrate the twenty fifth an
n1veTsaIy OF tie accession of the Emperor Of
Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

A CURIOUS CAUSE OF DEATH is reported from
Jersey City. Mrs. Amanda b. Taylor had been
suffering for years with several peculiar NAL
aides Which detied the skill OF the doctors. On
Saturday last she arose from a lounge on which
she was reclining, when her feet became en-
tangled In the folds OF her dress and she fell
against glass partition, sustaining deep
cash in the throat. Medical aid was called, bur
she bled to death in a few minutes. An exam
inatiOn showed that the carotid artery had been
severed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

fatal BOILER EXPLosIoN.-Three boilers in
The diStlllery Of Holman & Fairbanks, at Terre
Haute, IND, exploded yesterday, killing two OF
the employees. a piece of one of the boilers was
thrown across the Wabash river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

ANOTHER WALKING MATCn-A six days pc
destT1an match has been arranged between
OIeary, OF Chicago, and Hartman, of Massa-
cbusetts, for $1,000, to take place In New York
within tie next six weeks. 1t is the result OF a
challenge from Hartman, and the agreement
is that the winner will take all the gate money,
in addition to the stakes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

MR.. MEAMINGER NOT A GOOD WITNESs-Nr
Blaine, in his letter to the election outrage ir-
vestigation committee, giving the names Of
witnesses in South Carolina and Louisiana who
would testify to the commission of acts of in
Yestigation frauds and violence in those States
mentioned. as one OF the number c. c. Memrnin-
ger, OF Charleston. s. c. Mr. Memminger was
member OF the South Carolina legislature last
year. AS soon as he saw his name on the list
OF Blaine'S witnesses he wrote a note to the
editor OF the Charleston IEeUs and Courier saw
ing that he passed the summer at his residence
IN the mountains: did not return to Charleston
until alter the election; knew no more about
the election than Mr.. Blaine himself and could
not imagine why the SenatOrfrom Maine should
have selected him as a witness OF events that
lie did not see nor know anything about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

EX-SECRETARY OF THE NAVY A. E. BoRIE
III sail from Philadelphia to-day, in the steam.
snip Illinois, for Liverpool, TO accompany ex-
President Grant on his trip around the world
he expects to join Gen. Grant in Paris,
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Decrease since June so, 1875.
S1,13S,12o.13

Bonds issued to Pacific Railway companies.
interest payable in lawful m0ney:-Prircipal
outstanding, S64,623512: interest accrued and
not yet paid, S1.93S. 1886: interest paid by the
United states. $50, ,S35 09. SO: interest repaid by
transportation OF mails. etc. s10,51 ,1O2 II: bal
% ance OF interest paid by the United States,
so. 263, ,93I.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

M !, 1919. dllu Jduulfy !, ISt9.
Balances. 1873. 1879
Currency: s5,49ss s4.s5 s,5l5,55o. 10
Special fund for
the redemption
or offractional cur
snad,cyy rencyy 1o,OoO,Ooooo 10000 oOo. 90
legal tenders for
redemption OF
certificates OF
deposit 81, $50 10000 3l51i Ono oo
tOiH l39, ,5fS. 465. 80 SS5
Coin and silver ''''-
certificates. 33 421 900 90 oa o-e ooo IN
Coin, less coin and '0'10''''
silver certif-
Gates. eS....... 1O6 ng3 5Oi 9O on SO c.- -,
OutStandg called ~
6ords.. 49,. 2o,745,sOOOO 21,.1s. 7oo. 90
Other Outstand- ''''o
ing coin liabili-
ties. go! 1855 A 6os o. T.,
Outstanding legal
tenders. 3499t33 1860 3.6 6sI ME oo
Outstanding frac-
tional currency 11,764.1OssO 16.10s, 4sa
Outstanding sill
Yer coin. ....... IS 033.4S419 20 a31 o. q
Total debt, less
cash in Treas
Increase of debt
for necember.. II ,f23 oSe -Ss Q
Reduction OF debt
since July L.. i4.202.t tS041 ia; .9O :,
Market value OF
gold 49,. -. 102.SI 1000
Imports Q2 m'thS
ending Nov. 30). 4S2, 292 9S4 90 43n sG1 eoS q,
Exports az mthS
ending Nov. 39l. 62S.Gl66f3O0 1891 1870
REsrMFTION IN PROvIDENCE.-The banks at
providence, r. l., were open Yesterday and
specie resumption went into actual Operation
without causing ripple of excitement Very
greenbackS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

GoyERSMENT RECEIPTs, ,TO-DAY.-Internalr rev
enue, $780, 115.1O; customs. s3iS 3l5.56
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AND HOARHOUND
N COUGH DROPS

ELECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND
u COUGH DROPS
RLEcANPANE AND HoARHoUND CoUGH DROPS.
EIECAMPANE AND HoARHOUSD COUGH DROPS.
EIECAMPANE AND HoARHoUSD CoUGH Drops.
EIECAMPANE AND HoARHoUND COUGH DROPS.
Pleasant TO the taste. Convenient to carry May
be taken at any time viii speedily cure CoIEtis
Colds Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and Throat aud Lung
Affections generally. Thousands are using them
now with the very best results Try them. They
assist II clearing the throat and Strengthening the
voice.
Put up IN HALF POUND BOXES, 25 CENTS.
ARTHUR NATTANS. PHABMACIsr,
Cor. I4th and sts. and I'd and I'd sts. ~. 10.
dScfltr
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DLl3AsANT VALLEY WINE CO.
EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
Quarts, Sl2; Pints, S14.
ca MUMM s Co. DRY yERZENAY, s2l 25
Do. EXTRA DRY, Sat
BOUCHE Fills 4 co. DRY YERZENAY, see 50
Do NAPOLEON'S CABINET. SPA 50.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY. 81 per bottle.
Do. PORT. so cents per bottle
BASS Z co. PALE INDIA ALE
YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE
Superior OLD SHERRY VINE. S2.50 per salon
CORDIAIlS OF all kinds
OLD wHISKIES OLD BRANDIES,
Fine qualities, at lOw prices
THOMAS RUSSELL,
decll3n 1913 Penn 0renue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

THE CIVIL SERVICE" AN EIGHT PAGE
%EEhiY. publishing exclusively Denart
Personalities, &C. Will he issued January 18th
Price. 81 six months Il0l Penna ave dec3o-tr
EVERYBODY that has expects to purchase
IA LOT1 ERY TICKET. can receive valuable and in
terest1ng information FREE that viii protect them
AGAINST imposition and fraud. Address THE Ma
1IONAL BANKING CO., Y. decl9 tb b,my3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL:
FOR A CHRISTM4S PRESENT
AN OvERCOAT,
SUIT OF STYLISH CLOTHING.
YOUTHS SUIT.
BOYS SUIT.
ORA BOYS OvERCOAT,
NOW Is THE GRAND OPPORTUNITY
GETTING MUcH sL,yE3 Sh9THISa FOR LITTLE
fHiEher thsn the mountains peak,
crocU J Deeper than the oceans deep,
" n Stronger than the rock b0itni coast,
More numerous than the Philistine host.
fCo.ors OF every tint and hue,
<,orOp, y Purer than the azure blue,
NOLOA'o 1nde1Ibie as time and space,
NIhe hottest sun cant them efacs
IVetil ft the lad from eight to ten,
,,-o J Ii.- ali between that are and men;
I-l-E II the crooked. lat and lean,
7 ALl ~ tie shapes that come between.
(Clszver than the common trash,
r,,cro y Bette. than the habberdash
fRANLo THst p sold around the town,
by 1S1E. and Dick, and Jack and Brown.
EABLE BROTHERS,
TAuoRs AND CLoTHIERs,
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GOING TO CLEvELANp.-Secretary sherman
and Gen. Sherman viii leave this evening for
Cleveland Ohio, being called there BY the
death Of their brother. Judge Sherman. The
Secretary will be about two days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

A NEW ORLEANS DoCToR ON yellow FEVER.
telegram TO the New York Herald from New
orleans December 81, says: There seems to be
In scIne instances a decided indiSpOstiO1 10
testify before the yellow fever commission Go.y
In session here, and resolution had to be
passed this evening compelling witnesses to ap-
pear by writ Of subpoena. A remarkable state
ment was made to-day by Dr. C. =. White. a
resident physician here since 1S5a and at one
TINE president OF the board OF health. lie stated
that the yellow fever travelled from any known
center exactly at the rate Of 40 feet a day, and
he had become perfectly satisfied BY personal
experience that if the infected place could be
entirely encircled dy disinfectants until the en-
closure itself could be thoroughly fumigated it
would 6e impossible for the disease to spread.
He said the practice hitherto had been to fol-
low after the fever with disinfectantS, not meet
1t. He further said while he was president OF
the beard of health method was adopted of
Glowing SulphurOuS gas through the holds Of
vessels by means OF an apparatus which he de-
Scribed, and in no instance was this known TO
tail in controlling the disease.
THE MAINE LEGISLATURE convened Yesterday
forenoon. For the Senate the following officers
were eeiected:-President,J j. Manchester Haynes;
secretary, Samuel w. Lane. resolution was
passed ard ordered TO be engrOsSed:-"That the
national honor, public credit and private inter-
eStS alike demand that specie resumption, row
happily achieved, shall be maintained honestly
this END our Senators and Representatives in
congress are requested to use their best en-
deavors.' The House organized by the choice
OF N. +; Frank. president. and Benjamin L. Sta
pies. CLERK. Tie grcenbackerS and democrats
combined last night in caucus, and nominated
tDe following state Enthusiastically OF state
Il. II. Cove, OF BddefOrd; attorney general Wm.
I'll. Mcclellan; adjutant general, Saml. ID. Leav-
1tt. The republicans nominated the following:
:: j. Cbadtourne, secretary Of State Henry
CleaveS of Portland, attorney general; Geo /.
Beal. OF Norway. adjutant general. The nar-
m0ny between the greenbackers and democ Eats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

EABLE BROTHERS,
TALoRs AND CLoTHIERs,
Northwest Corner 9TH aud ID sts. n.,c.
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A MISSING MAN.-Samuel ID. Smith, treasurer
of the New Castle County Insurance Company
of Delaware, started on a visit to Philadelphia
on Christmas eve, but he did not reach his
friends house when he was expected. and had
not been heard Of up to last evening" His
accounts are all right
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Commissioner OF Internal Revenue this morning
issued the following circular to collectors:
Treasury Department, Once IF the Internal Rer-
Hue, Washington. Jan. 9, ls.9.-Sir: You are IN
formed that Immediately after the close OF the
present fiscal year, a careful examination Will
be made OF al the collectors oiliceS throughout
tie country, for the purpose OF aScertainlng
whether the public business has been transacted
according TO law and regulations, and Whethcr
the public funds have been duly accounted for.
This examination Will include the accounts o.
all deputy collectors lntrusted with The sale OF
stamps and the collection OF taxes and also the
accounts or persons who are agents for the sale
OF adhesive stamps. The fidelity with
which the public money has been accounted Tor
during the past, leads me TO believe that the
fiscal year. 1879. VIII be SigHaZed by an exhibit
showing that every dollar of internal revenue
tax collected during the year was duly account
ed fOr i hope 1t viii be found that every Office
in the United States, in respect TO its organna-
tion, The manner in which the public business
Is transacted. the style in which the accou1tS
are kept, and the neatneSS and order that pre-
vail in the Office, will rank No. l. The govern
mcnt is entitled TO the earnest. faithful services
OF It's officers, and trust that collectors and all
other officers OF internal revenue will commence
the new year with increased zeal for the pro-
motion Of the interests OF the public service.
Respectfully, GREEN u. RAUA, Com'r.
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CONTEST FOR A SEAT IN NCoNGREsS.-SebaStiln
Duffy, greenback and democratic candidate for
Congress in the OSwego-MadiSon IN. " dis
trict, announces that he will contest the seat
OF Mi. Joseph Mason, on the ground Of brib arY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

~ MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
s Used for over IS years with great success by
the physicians Of Paris, New York and London, and
superior to all others for the prompt of all cases
OF diseases, recent or OF long standing
Prepared by CIdN CO., Paris Sold every
whera oCt29t,th&s-1y
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mE u MEM.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWElIN HATMIf AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA IIAVKE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
xsyKIMG The steamships Of tho North Ger
s~s4AAaaasaAG mnn Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. ns follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orlesn,
Hanover. September II About Oct'r 10
Nurnharg. .Getohar Is 500.
Hanover. November 10 ......
Thaae atsamern touch outward Mt Hnvre and
Hnvnna. and on thoir home trip at Havana and
Southampton
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans Gnbin. $3.50: Hteernge $40
From New Orlonns To Southampton, Havre or
Bremen- Cabin. $3.50: HteeraKo. s4s.
From New Orleans to Havana-Oabin. Rus :
Storage. s1t
Children under ton years. huff price: chill
dren undBr ono yoRr. FREQ.
N. B.-Our agent for Texaa. Mr.. Peter NJ Err
hard. In Galveston Is authorized to Issue steer
nRe passage orders ut tho following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston. S47
From Bremen to Indianoa $40 so,
Tho company reserves tho right 70 ctHnKethe
departure and the prices Of pnssnge
Passage tickets from Bromen Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans issued by tho under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. u. 6TOOKMEYER Il CO.. Agents.
aust " "a Union street.
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H,Hv ERPss0H,.
HARRISON LINE.

.laAlRM The steamship
HISTORIAN,
Lang. commander,
will SAIL on or about October ii, 1879. from hor
wharf. floor 81 jackson square.
VIII receive cotton and si9n through bills
lndinE for tho Continent. between Havrel
Cronstadt,
These steamships. being OF light draft will
oroes the bar. of the mississippi Mt NIL times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS T.. MOORE
da79 " lpG draviar street tip etnira.
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FkIDM a'EEE PASS VS..

Pnnr Eaps, Oct. H. u. M Barometer no.
Wind southeast, freah. Weather partially
cloudy.
Arrived 1T hsa' aa' evening. Urltlah steam
ahin Crptus, Waters master, ~ days from Lis
bon. ~ Muir, nnnkwnrth n do
Al = o'clock Tile morning. American aieRm-
shlp Wnnintar. l'ninh muster. nj days from
Neltsa, Honduras, With cnrgo and mails. To j. y.
MRnhaaH.
American senmahlr H. u. Ward Jr, FIz7ati
master. ~ LOGO thH marnna. from Huaint,
with fruit. to y. Uert y Bros.
American aanmablu lhaaa, MT q this mntn+
ing. Raknr master. frutu Key Wea u X. II. Post
\ Bon. Guaranteed.
Nnleh Schooner Vernal for llellae.
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VI. Louis NJ III 4. M. Departed, Oily of Alton
for New Orlaana Mt 10 a. nl+ The river IL feet
u. inches and rising, Tho weather Id cloudy.
The mercury stands ut %.
EVANSVILLE, Oct, ~. The river Ia 7-1ohs " a
foo! and stationary Tho weather Ia cloudy
and threatening
..hr. LOUIS. Oct 2t,-Arrivedi Clinton from
YlokabnrE. Departed: Maiga aud Drown rfpm
VinkahurR+ Tho river has risen inch. md IL
now feet i Inches NY Tic gauge. The weather
Ia clear md warmer,
yteEsHuRp. oet. ~ 10 John "A. Htsvanaou:
Future City aud batgea down thH p. m. ; will
arrive ThntaAaY. w. A. COLL. Mnstnr.
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BONNET CARRE.

ON THE WAVE.
NEW ORLEANS AND BONNET CARRE
CHURCH DAILY PACKET.
LEAVES DAILY tFridny excepted5 ut 10 q. m.
and SA'rU KDA VS. mt q u. IN.
TT FOR BONNET CARRIE CHURCH
saLss..sssg "a Hahnvlle. Kennervile and all inter-
mediate plantation landlngB-Ths
fine side wheel passenger stehmer
CITY OF AEGHsFA,= $3.50
j. T.. Brou muster. Arthur H. Freret clerk.
will leave M above. For freight or pnssags
apply on bonrd or to D. H. PERRET
No. II Delta street, UP stairs
A clerk will be found during the day at the
hend Of CONT street receiving freight. oc22 II
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TEX As.

f|Ef@. FOR HEAz0A SANTIAGO DIRECT
sw-AaAAlkeaAsee& carrying United States mail-The
iron steamer
HARLAN,
will nnil from Alaiera
WEDNESDAY. October w. a'p. m,
NJ freight. received without orders.
Goods delivered nj Quarantine Station for ne-
count and Of risk and expense Of aoussnse,
and freight tn be considered earned upon such
delivery.
LightarnEe NJ BRACES Santiago ut risk nnd OK
nenRa of runslgneeH.
lVraghts received for and bills hiding signed
only to BrnWusvila, vim Rio arande Railroad
10 par new tariff
Fteghta payable IN currency.
Ellla lnding mrpt have nt1ldnyits nj, nrhad
No paRaangarH takoD
u A. WHITNEY x CO.. htanneera.
oc! II Corner Magazine and Natehes sia.
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wecetpss mt the old Ras,n.

Bayou Laconbe- Per schr haiori W cords wood
Ia, order
coal 10 order
FasraEoula Per arbr Rover 1900 Mis- charcoal IA
order
Tnhefnota River Per anhr Vienna III orla God
order
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Low KR COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
a. n. and SATURDAY at 2 .. N.
IT, - FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTE.
,hsf&&tw n-la- Hache Greenwood Plantation
Terre aux Boeuf and all plantattop
landings. The new fine and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J. A. Ruiz master.
E. M. Vallette and N. NJ Barrels clerks.
Leaves as above regularly. returning to the OTIS
early In the evening on alternate days. Eol
treiRhto pAssaRe andy on board. head OF Con,
Il street. auls
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EOVTNHTON-Fe steamer Camelia-lG bales N
cotton to Jno T. Hafdie Ace-a do Hyman I,idhten.
ateln-l To Payne, Kennedy Geo aundries to order
--TntMl No bales cotton
An,ite River Ter steamer Atice-1n. 600 feet Uf
lumber to Mmpey 4 Marcy
Handsh0tD-Per anhr Henrietta, coo feet of
lumber ~ J l. nen,arit
Tnhef,,npa River Fer aChr Rehaoca 10 cords of
wood tsssasder
sioea @ per schr Mary ThereaH-1l7,o 900 feet IF
lumber tWWAF Fopp
i'asragoulR- rsr aoht MaUking bird 1900 Bills nr
charcoal toiarder
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW 0RLEANH DEMOCRAT,
October w. 1879.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Nnichertechef, Kemlle. tor Nav York --
Mnulton
Steamship CITY III AuHtin, StevenT, for Nav York -
GA Whitney SEQ
Ttt ateamship Madras, Richardson, for Rotterdam
Eugatnr kro
III steamah'r Fctaro Ernst. tar tlavre
5lMm#%m Hall Vaughan
ltF hsth Kate. NinhefHun. Tor IRuillac Master
aohr W WasQn Edwards for Corpus Ghrist
II Poole
Schr Della, burgess for Tampa Master
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A Eauerta..

NEW YORK V Per ateamahp kniekerhnc kerr
1a1 halaa cotton 10 bales mosa II hhda tobacco pl
aauba wool lfR hhla hidea 300 pcs ataves
NEW NDEk--Per steamship City nt Auatin--
SIp bRlaa cotton 90 bales Go hhda tobacco sn
hhda h"nea aAn RaehH rive poiiah 5Ra dry hides aQ
hhls wet aalt hides 10 bhls honey tt7 pcp iuato Gl
halaa iate astn Hkina
HANRE-F Per ateanship rotare -af76 halea cotton
1900 ~tarea
ROTTERDAM II Fer stean,ahip hadtaH--lpQN
balep cottnH ~ LOO huaiels wheat IN bulk
PAUtLLAGLfer bark Kato-1nfG hnahels nT
wheat IN bulk p66R sacks wheat t6Ban hnahn'a)
CORPUS GHkISrt-Per aehr w WataonZ
hhda tobacco 800 Haoka corn 10000 feet lumber aaJ
pk ia enndrea
TAMPA Fear aohr Della 81 hha -four 20 hf do 10
bhla gtIts hhls eprnmeal boxea bacon " nack Of
~ sacks ealt Dbl rice II phgs aundgiea
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7nR. j. B. PEREZ.
Dd
sH5YsICIAN AND SURGEON

of twenty-five years experience In the treat
ment and cure of FL diseases of the GENITO-
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
caused by age Or early abuses: Chronic dis
Gravel. Catarrh Of the Bladder GIeet, sperma.
torrhaa and all disorders OF q PRIVATE Ma
TUBE treated without the use Of MERCURY or
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. sTRICTURES cured by
simple mechanism, without pain.
Diseases OF Females. Suspension. Retention,
and all Female Irregularities PROMPTLY RE.
LIEVED. DR.. Perez's FEMALE REGULAT-
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this office. Consultations strictly confden-
Rampart street Lear Canal. New Orleans. ocS
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLIsANR DEMOOHkT.
Tuesday, October Al. 1879.
Arrivals.
nee marine column.
IpenartWrrs.

Bee marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine Alvin. Henry Tatn, IL. m. leo
yaEoQ Betla Of Shreveport Cherokae tlentan
NAL. Lucy II. Haatrell.
tn arrive.
". y. CAV, Bayou Sara. Future CITY HI Louis
ualle, IiAtA S., Hnhar comet. Emma Irvine
Alvin, Isahel, lower coast A. John. Vjnkabnrg
M III .uhuuteau. Helena: W. j. lehan He'd
river. thompson Dean. Laura Ice. areenville.
stage as the Rivers.
Daily talaEraphie report Of tho stage Of wpter
AL various pDlnH, with changes III tho pl itpnra
ending yesterday nj q Il. M,
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW OR-
LEANS RAILROAD

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST. s.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after September %. 1879. as
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. No. i. 6:1b o. N. EXP. No. .. 7:4o a. "a,
Mixed No. 5. 100 q. m. Mixed No. i. 1850 D. %,
Nos and run daily. Nos. and daily. OK.
cept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McCorab City
IS SUNDAY = EXCURSION to Meoomb City
to PUILMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THROUGH, TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI
CHANGE. and for sT. LOUIS q Sleeper is at
taehed at Milan, enabling passengers to &c
through WITHOUT leaving the train. Only ONE
CITIES.
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA,
for the Virginia Springs, daily. without change.
Tickets for sale. berths secured and informs-
ton given ct No. "a Camp street. corner of
80 A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
E.0HANDLER. General Passenger Agent