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A PHILADELPHIA SPECIALITY

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tnu tone aud restoring them 10 their natural state tine same
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N sound inu and body the pst necessary rcqui-
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ur mind becomes Swallowed with despair and filled With
ts melancholy reflection that the hEpp Of another be-
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Moore from ST. Louis. Departed: Guiding
bLar Tor Cinein natl. # III raining Dit present
LOUISVILLE. june 26.-.The weather Ii cloudy
Inches on the gauge.
OAIEo June ~ Arrived: Mande from Vicks-
natl. Departed: Grand Tower for Vicksburg,
future lul 4, City Tor New Orleans. Maude and
M ida Wave If, ter 81. Louis jag W Gaff for
1t Is cloudy and warm now.
:, MEMPHIS. June 25.-To @. @. Wayne Steamer
New Mary Houston will arrive Sunday. and
leave Tor Cincinnati Wednesday. July 2. at s
p. m. CHARLES MILLER. Master.
Bayou SARA. June 25--To j. B. Woods. No.
194 Common street: Anchor Line, steamer Jas.
Louis Saturday, the twenty eighth Instant. at &
b. m. JAS. O'NEAI, Master.
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flhEAE 1AGh6VN hOUIGs
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after April 6. 1879. as fol-
lows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. /. SIS p. m. Exp. No. 2. $3.50 q. u.
Mixed No. 8. 100 a. m. Mixed No. 4. 7:10 p. m.
Nos. and 2 run daily. Nos and daily. OK.
eept Sunday.
les sUaD 81 Wv EXCURSION to mcoomb City
le PUIL Il n PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI,
COLUMBUS, o.. AND CHICAGO. WITHOUT
CHANGE and for ST. LOUIS Sleeper is at
tached at Milan. enabling passengers to go
through without leaving the train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES.
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA,
for the Virginia Springs, daily, without change
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa:
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner OF
0'11.1' A.D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
T.OHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. Clssyed and Sailed for New Orleans

JUNE 10, 1879.
Domestic.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Morgan CITY Read --.....sld june VI
Steamship New Orleans. Halsey. ..sld June "
Eohr D Robinson, Glover cid May NO
PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Andrew jackson, Bartlett ....-.ldg Maya
BOSTON.
Bark Reynard, Trip ~. .-.---..... sid June
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Cromwell Barstow. ....--.......sld June "a
Ship Ad0rna, Hawkins W. sid May ~
Bark Wild Hunter, Mjnot. aid May rs
MARsErrLEs.
Steamship Guadaloupe, Pewter ....---sld MAYS
Steamship Potomac ..--....s.........-sld Api 10
Bark V1rginie de Guardia. seotto. .ldg Feb 16
Bark Michele Galatola, Ferraro -...-.Idg Mar
R0UEE
Bark Dante, Vidulich ..----.-.-.-..-.cld May lo
GHERBoURG.
Bark stadt Frankfurt an der Oder. Hon.
Observation-Disclosures ----.--..-.-s ld MAJ 70
BAYoNNE.
Bark Nuova Emilia Celestina, Manga
marc. .-..-.--......-.s. .~@-...---.sla May
GADIZ.
Bark Regina Tolck Godfrey. ....-..-.sld June
MALAGA.
Brig Aurora, Giovanni .......-.......sl sid May Is
LEITH.
Bark Christopher Columbus. Knudsen. sid May
LUssIRE
Bark Plod, Taraboohia. ----..-.....--.cldF Feb 6
RIO DE JAFEIRo
Bark Perpny. Rival. --.......-----sid May u
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Arrived.
No arrivals from sea yesterday

1900 @-"~
Arrived.
No arrivals from sea yesterday
STEAMBOATS,. 5@#
r O Stanard, Seaman, from st Louis
Henry Tere. Ano0in. from DonAlds0nviile
Emma Irvine. Rniz from Lower Coast
Kittie Nye, Sharp, from Lower Coast
Silver City, stinae from Shreveport
Belle, Comstook, from Bayou aoulA
Exports.
UTILLA-Per schr Santo Oteri-a bbs pork 4
kegs lard tieroe lard sack corn and sundries
MOBILE-Per sohr Martha MA hhds sugar o.
bbls molassss aeo empty bbIs 4 pkEs snndries
II bbls crackers pkgs lard pkgs bacon tieroes
hams 10 sacks corn
Imports.
MALAGA-Per bark Rosario-e5 bbls wine 1876
doz clay Jars box raisiDs pumpkins u doh live
birds 10 dog live fishes 5000 live snais IS tins OF p-
menten to Avendano Bros
Receipts Of Produce.
ST LOUIs-Per steamer O Stanard--4O boxes Of
bacon $50 bbls cornmeal to Schwabacher. Frowen-
field d Pfeifer-2 boxes drugs L ID Davidson-100
bbls cornmeal 523 sacks 60 sacks bran 70 Chas
Pleasants--100 bble flour to Howard 4 Flower--15O
bbs pork Miller ariEsbg &eo-61 bbs -four e Per-
thews Bro-196 bbs -four Rogers 4 Mitchell-25
bales broom corn M McGraw-15 bbs -four Glover 4
Odendahl-a bbls oil I L Lyons-so bbls pork sohws-
L
go bbls grits Allison Aoo--10 bbls -four N Il
Costs SACHS corn 700 sacks bran 700 bills corn
meal to order 1000 sacks bran II Hanna-403l
sacks oileake Fl Il B Beer-63D do Anderson Il Simp
sons cases mdse to O A Whitney Aco-sundries q
order
ARaYLE-Per steamer M Wbte-1l6 bales cot
ton to r Buckner-50 do Richardson Il May-16 dc
Graham, Black &eo-8 Jurey Il Giis-8 B Wolfe
&co-7 Jno Harde Coos Cannon n Stewart
Ell 4 Newman-5 Stewart, Bros Aco--4 Jn0 Phelps
Aco--3 B Newman &eo--3 Meyer, Wsis koo--2 dc
| Allen, West & Bush-2 J Cockburn-2 r I Airey
| &oo-2 Ar Miltenbsrger 4 Pollock Jno ChaHs
Sons-f H Allison Ao0-1 Forstall Jumonville-
w A Peale-ls25 sacks cotton seed n Cotton Seed
| II Simpson--676 sacks Oilcake Cannon Stewart
sondres to Total 242 bales cotton 1895 sacks
cotton seed
SHREVEPORT-Per steamer Silver City-20t
| bales cotton to N O q r Cos do g w Sentell
| col L WAlmsley Gco--1 Jn0 ChAffe " Bons-b.
| head cattle MehI6 Ao0--42 do Ayc0ck, Mitchell
| COY K M Flautt-365 sacks cotton seed Cotton
Seed AssOciatipn-13 sacks seed cotton = w aims
| ley kco--lot hides wool &c OF RI e Co-anf
snndres to order-ToAl ziU bales cotton 365 sacks
| cotton seed 10 sacks seed cotton
Per steamer Henry Tete~-
\ hhds sugar to Allen, Nugent Gco-8 do Lanaux--
| Is r. Beltran--2 do 8 bbls molasses Tertr0u-aHt
sundries to order Total az hhds sugar bbls mo
iasses
| BAYOU GOULA-Per steamer Belle-20 hhds IN
rar to H FralIsen-12 DO Richard Milhken--sundTiei
/ 20 order-TgtAi SO htds sugar
/ LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine
III bbls rice to Soeola3 sacks rough rice Siewert
| a THOMPSON undries 70 order
| LOWER COAST-Per steamer. Kittie Nye-
i Sundries to order
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday, June 26. 1879.

SO NEFIUE NEW UHLEANH DEWVUHAT, t
Thursday June 26. 1879.
Arrivals.
v,,t,a Nye. Isabel, Henry Tete. D. J. Gay. e.
Il aaatsanard, Emma Irvine.
49, Departures.
s.. Isabel, Belle. John w. Cannon. John viii.
Fsaa, Ivsr City, Grand Lake and barges, Golden
RRvies TD Arrive.
/ xartha. lower, coast: Bertha. Lafourche
|1Ms IIas. Howard. st. Louis; Yazoo valley
Esa sR,yer: Whisper. Vicksburg.
stage Of the Rivers,
| ~.ttv tsIegraphio report of the stage of water
gsra4n,1s points. with changes. In the III hours
s5Ins yesterday at p. r.
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FRON1 THE PASSES.

IT PogT EADs June %. p. m.-Barometer 30.
:. Arrived: American schooner j D. Robinson,
Glover master. 26 days from New York general
| cargo. to Norton 81 Bell.
Sailed. Steamships Alglers and Hudson for
Nnru York Inn
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BREMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
HEzek. The steamships OF the North Ger
xAleNe man Lloyd will resume their Regular
800 = 80 From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Braunschweig. April 40 About May 81
These steamers touch outward Of Havre and
Havana and on their home trip at Havana and
'oa'AaDeYPdha 1CEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans Cabin, $50: BtesTage. 100.
From New Orleans 10 Southampton, HRvre OF
Bremen Cabin, $50; steerage. As.
From New Orleans to Havana-oabin. sse
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
n. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter II. En-.
hard In Galveston, fs authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
From Bremen to Galveston. "a.
From Bremen to Indfanola. as 30
| The company reserves the right TO chanRe tne
route OF the steamers. their advertised DAYS Of
departure and the prices OF passage.
| Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued b7 the under
signed.
For f Hb ggf fs55o'sR]hsfs4 aERRR
| aust Nv 40 Union street.
4
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Tsmpa-Psr sehr @ W Dill--Tn ballast
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Ellen 800 bbls charcoal
Tobefuncta River-Per schr victer1a No 2-15
cords wood to master
Bonfouoa--Per schr Ceeilia-l5 cords WOOD 70 mas
Mobile Bay-per sehr Mistake-aso melons to
master
Receipts Ut the old basin.
Pearl Riyer-per schr Wade Hampton-25, 600 feet
lumber to j w Adams ,s ru.. esn
Tchefuncta River--Per schr Dorio ana pofla--ooV
'y Tehefunots River-per schr Victoria No lis
cords wood to master .aa ~, h.r
Pascagonlar-Psr sehr None sueh-17oo bbls char.
BAYOU Lseombe-Per sohr Modeste-15ooo bricks
to order :, -. -. 4
Blind River-Per schr Surprise No LA 900 slaves
10 cords wood to master naa :,
Blind Rivsr-Per schr Emma Ameila-oo so1as =
Tohefunota Rivsr-Per sohr ophelia-1e cords Of
wood to master
Memoranda.
comparative statement of seatgoing vessele
in the port Of New Orleans, made up to June "a
1879, shows that there were . steamships, ships
barks, . briggs and schooners.. At the same dats
last year there were steamships J ships
barks, r. briggs and 10 sehooners.
[By telegraph
Havana. June 25. 1879.
To II A Yorke, Agent
The steamship Chss w Lord arrived This morn
ing. Sails Friday.
FOREIGN PORTS.
lBy Gable TO the N. Z. HERALD
LIVERPOOL June 2i--Arrived from New Orleans
Fr ship lie Marthe Oliver.
| Penarth Roads, June 20-Arrived from Pensacola
Brit ship Zimi Jenkins
SHIP BUILDING.
The ship being constructed by Edward e. OBrien
at Thomaston IL about $500 tons burden and viii b
launched about the latter part Of August. She VII
be commanded by Capt. George il. Wallace late o
the ship Edward OBrien.
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oUACHITA aIvE.

oUACHTTA aIvEH.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUAgHITA RIVER
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY q. s. NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s p. m.
- FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONROE,
Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouaehita rfvers-The boat
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex-
cept mali landings-
I'm place of John II. Hanna.)
j. W. Blanks. master. Ben g. Oornwell. clerk
Capt. II. A. BLANKS, President.
No. LOG dravfer street,
GEO. D. HITE. BRITT0N q EPPLER. ]. 2.
OARLIN, a. r. WORK. LORD d MuPEAKE
B. w. ADAMS. Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
tributaries and Little Bob B. for Camden.
my13 tt
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Exports.

UTILLA-Per schr Santo Oteri-Q bbls pork 4
kegs lard tieroe lard sack corn and sundries
MOBILE-Psr schr Martha M--32 hhds sugar 81
bbls molassas 400 empty bbls IA pkRs snndries
CEDAR KEYS-Psr schr Jimmis-140 bbls -four
II bbls crackers pkgs lard pkgs bacon tieroes
hams 10 sacks corn
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
5une 20. 1873.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Jimmie Wilson, for Cedar Keys
r B Post Il Son
Schr Sant0 Oteri Pizzat, for Utilla--
3 Oteri Il Bro
Sohr Martha NJ, Milloit, for Mobile Master
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MALAGA--Per bark Rosario-e5 bbls wine 1876
doz clay Jarg box raisiBs 8 pumpkins ~ dor live
birds 10 doz i've fishes 5000 live snas IS tins OF p-
menten to Avendano Eros
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T. 0 stanard, Seaman. from st Louis
Henry Tste. Ano0in from DonAlds9nviile
Emma Irvine. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Kittie Nye, Sharp from Lower Coast
j M White, Pepper, from Argyle
Silver City, Stinae from Shreveport
Belle, Comstoek, from Bayou GoulA
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-26
CATO.

John Killen's house will be one of the
finest residences in the county when
completed.
The crops throughout this section
wear very sicllly aspect. No amount
Of r.iin can repair ihe damage already
done by the late dry weather. The hay
crop, without a doubt, will be q light
one.
If the celebration ct Maple Grove on
the 4th is as large as the programme
intended to be carried out, nobody will
be sorry for attending. 4 fifty dollar,
silver tea-set is one of the prizes % he
Competed for No pains will be spared
to give everybody an opportunity to
spend all his ready cash.
Johnny Dillon of Manitowoc is ex-
pectcd to deliver tho Grafton at Clark 9
Mills on the 4th, instead of John Carey
rs the hand bills purport The good
people of Clark's Mills expected johnny
to crate all along until the circus-like
handbills, announcing the celebration,
"denied the charge" Twas mistake
of course as we intend to give all the pub
lie chance this time.
Mr.. Robert Powers OF Marinette and
Miss Mary 4. Halron, daughter of the
late Jas. Halron of Cato, were married
at Clark's Mills on the 18th inst. Mr..
Powers is young gentleman Of accom-
plished manners and more than ordinary
ability, as proof Of this he has succeed
ed in winning for his bride one Of the
most amiable and best looking girls of
Cato. Her good qualities Of head and
heart have endealed her so much to her
friends and acquaintance in this vicinity,
that the young couple start life with
moro than the usual amount of earnest,
well wishes, for their mutual prosperity
and happiness. The celebration of the
affair W something immense, the we'd
ding festivities are scarcely completed at
the present writing,
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Board met pursuant to adjournment. All
members present except Richter, Johnston and
White. Communication of Caswen Supply Co.
in relation to Hose for the Fire Department was
read and referred to committee on Fire and
Water Also communication of Fred Seeger.
The following claims We're referred to the
committees Indicated: To committee on Fire
AMI Water, Steamer Co. No. l. $40, filling cistern,
e. Wagner, SS40 sundries for fire department;
+. Pautz, SO, hauling fire apparatus; to com
mittcC on bridges, f. Dueno, work on bridges to
committee on police, ]. Tower, Sil, police fix
lures.
The below claims were allowed as here re-
ported: r. Klingholz, $3.50, allowed at $3.50;
Thos. Windiate, $3.50, allowed st Sl050; IL.
Dassler, S4.50 c. C. Ertz, SIS.
The petition of Joseph Stockinger to enforce
ordinance was not granted on the grodnd that
there was no cause for complaint. The report
OF the city treasurer relative to tax certificates
in treasury was referred to committee on asses
ment and finance.
The mayor reported the following as tho
amount drawn from the poor fund for the
quarter ending June 80, 1879. 1st ward SS1; I'd
ward SIG: Sd ward SIG; 4th ward S211.25; Man
itowoc county $50. Total, S6S6.25.
Alderman Pankratz submitted a resolution
declaring the Manitowoc PILOT the official pa
per At a compensation of SIS and iustrueting the
Mayor and Clerk TO make contract to that
etfe>t. Motion to amend by alderman Kuhl to
insert Nord Weston; lost, ayes 4, nays !. The
resolution was laid over till the next meeting.
Proposals were opened for the Improvement of
Custer street and Carl Gritzmachcr being the
lowest bidder. q resolution instructing the may
or and clerk to make a contract with him to do
the work for $751; was adopted, On the APPROX
81 OF bonds OF Hewitt and Sommer, the mayor
and clerk were instructed to issue theIl licenses.
The following claims were allowed in full
under suspension OF the rules: j. Drumm IS,
building bridge; j. Tower, ST., police fixtures.
The following ordinance was presented ana
adopted published elscwhcreJ
Alderman Wagner submitted a resolution
which WIGS adopted, instructing the clerk to
notify the editors OF the city papers that here
after nothing printed for the city by any of the
papers viii be paid for unless expressly order
ed by the board.
The committee on IRE and water recommends
ed the acceptance OF the following: That the
city sell TO Caswell Supply Co, the small hand
fire engine for the sum Of $3.50, the city to take
in payment $50 feet of their best quality of rub
Der hose including couplings. The city reserv-
ing the right TO accept or reject the proposal st
lar as il relates to the large hand engine for 90
days, which is 10 furnish 20 feet OF same hose
for satid engine. The committee on lire and
water were instructed to deliver Torrent engine.
hose cart, etc, to Mr.. Caswell she following
morning.
Adjourned TO July :, IS19
c. E. ESTABROoK, CLERK pro TEN.
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PERSONAL.

Anton Braasch was in this city last
Monday.
HoN. Jos. RANKIN was in Madison
last week.
PETER CARDIGAN, of Franklin, called
upon us last Monday.
WM. KEMPEB, of Chicago, is visiting
his parents in this city.
Rev. j. De FORREST was visiting
friends in the city last week.
RUTE SsIART visited the northern por-
ton of his district last week.
Mrs. j. II. CONNIE, of Two Rivers,
was in the city last Saturday.
Arthur Esslinger is spending few
days with his parents in this city.
Hon. Brian Lorrigaa of Franklin
made Us pleasant call last Tuesday.
Mr.. Viebahn is engaged to DO insti-
tute work at Port Washington this year.
Mrs. TERRY, of st. Louis, with her
family, is making Manitowoc her sum-
mer resort.
JUDGE kIRwAN spent Tuesday in She
boygan, assisting Judge Williams in pro-
bate matters.
MR. WIZ. DANFoETH, of Meme, called
upon us last Tuesday. He reports the
cheese interests of that town in flour
ishing condition.
OrTNIAR SCHAuLERN, of Ripon, arrived
in this city on Saturday to be present at
the marriage OF his brother. He viii
remain in the city for some days.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-06-26
Office of the County Treasury, Mani
towoc County, June 10, 1879.
GOTTnIFB DAMLER. Co. Treas.

The Nord Weston of last week in re-
plying to Mayor Schuette's letter states
that if the T&t5a3so should become non
est, the PnoT would receive full legal
rates. We are disposed to give Mr..
Schmidt more credit for sense than to
believe he advances the silly argument
believing it himself. Such an arguncnt
is suited to the calibe- OF the Il'ihiu,e.
and C. Il. Schmidt allows his prejudice
to run his arguments into very absurd
channels. He has no opposition, but he
finds it difficult to obtain the printing
even at reduced rates. The board fixes
the price, and he cannot cite an instance
in which the PILOT found fault with the
rates fixed. Why did not the PILOT find
fault when it had no competition, though
the rates We're % per cent. less than
those fixed by law?