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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-02-21
Funeral Of an Augusta county Minister.

uuV4dI "a Oil 6uS. uot0 SUuuty iouCA'
The remains # Rev. N. W. Wilson
formerly of Augusta county, the lap
list minister who died at his pos.
from vel ow fever in New Orleans, were
buried in Hollywood cemetery at Rich
mond on Friday last, Rev DR.. Jeter con-
Quoting the services at the grave. Revs.
w. E. Hatcher. E. W. Warren, A. E.
Dickinson, c. II. Ryland, J. William
Jones, George F. Williams, s. G. Clopton
and Ii. &. Crews acted as all-bearers,
and the congregation of his old church
(Grace street Baptist) were around the
grave as mourners. The "Dspatcl"
says: hollywood contains the dust of
Statesmen, soldiers. orators, poets, citi-
s'zens, and noble women, who deserve all
''honor; but it is richer in precious dust
to-day by having received that of the
''Christian martyr-N. w. Wilson, And
in t,s connection We cannot omit this
letter, which we find from the widow Of
the deceased minister, who with her fathe.
less children is left without support. 1t
may suggest to som kind hearts in Au-
gusta, the birthplace Of the dead minis
ter, an act of true charity:
818 WEST GRACE ST., RICHMOND, VA, !
January 10Th, 1879.
Rev. A. e. DICKINSON, p. d.:
Dear Doctor.-I herewith acknoN ledge
the receipt of $2l4 80 1.-TWO hundred and
fourteen dollars and thirty-nine cents)
collected 10y your kindness, through the
columns of the Religious Herald" and
turned over to me to-day.
May the blessing of the God Of the faith
erless, and the Friend of the widow, ever
rest upon those who have remembered US
In our great sorrow. r.-- ......l,. l,ss-.4sa,-.
With thanks to you and them,
Very sincerelt, -.
MRS. N. W. WILSON.
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IMPR ENENTs ON The CHES
APEAKE u OHIO LINE.-Mr. David j.
Cogblll, the well known railroad hotel
man, has made arrangements for the inn
mediate erection of commodious hotel
Of IL or Is rooms, at the growing village Of
Williamson's, near Clifton Forge. Mr..
Cogbill is the proprietor of the Monroe
House, at Anderson, and the Cogbill House
at Coal Valley. two of the most popular
houses on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
Mr.. VIM. H. Mann, long known as ahotel
man at Gordonsville and son of Walter
Mann, of Waynesboro, is preparing to build
an 18 room hotel at Allegheny station five
miles east of the White Sulphur. This is
the embarking station for visitors to the
Old and Red Sweet Springs, and as passen-
gers visiting those watering places. have
now to lie over all night at Covington, or
90 to the White at night and return to
Allegheny next morning. good hotel at
this point will be great convenience.
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MUSICAL ENTERTA1N MENT.-Next
Tuesday evening Prof, Clary. the accom-
pl.shed blind musician, will give concert
at Town Hall. He has had large and fash.
ionable audiences in the large cities of Vlr-
ginia and, as will be seen from his adver.
tissnaent elsewhere, is aided by talent that
viii insure him full house here.
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SALE OF A FARN.-Mr. VIM. Jordan
has sold his farm of four hundred acres On
the Valley pike to Mr.. A. W. Arson for
1000 cash. Mr.. Arson is an English
gentleman, descendant of the celebrated
Commodore Arson, and is son-in-law of
Rev. VIM. Green, an English clergyman
Of this county. He has resided here for
some years, having on hisarrival purchased
the farm Of the late George Baylor.
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OF NOBLE PARENTAGE.-Mrs, Nellie
Eskridge of this county was presented re-
Gently by Mr.. A. W. Arson with shep-
herd dog whose ancestors guard the focks
of the Queen Of England. The sire of the
pup was sent to Mr.. Arson by his father
who lives at Windsor, the town in which
the Queen resides, and he had been one of
the body guard of Her Majesty's flocks.
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A SrAuNroN EDITOR IN Texas

A SrAuNTON EDITOR IN TEXAs.-We
have received the first copies Of THE Dal-
las Daily Bee. published at Dallas, Texas,
nv A. J, Black Il E. Williams. with Maj.
A. M. CARRIER. Jr., formerly connected
will, the Staunton press. for city editor. 1t
isla small, neat, cheap and lively journal
and its city editor evidently still preserves
the cid spice with which he was wont 10
enliyen the columns of the Virginia
press.
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PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH.-The pigeon
sho' ting match will take place at the old
fair grounds ON Tuesday next at noon. ll5
birds to be turned out. All the entries ct
the Staunton shooting club must be made
by Monday evening.
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CHURCH SOCIETY SOCIABLE.-The la
dies and gentleman of the Won Bora and
Luther Aid Societies of the Lutheran
church were entertained at very pleas
ant sociable at the residence of Mr.. John
lesser, on Frederick street, Friday even
ing last. There was a liberal sprinkling
ties of the young folks, and the evening
was very agreeably spent.
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WHAT EMINENT ST. LOUIS PHYSICIANS Say
"Colden's Liebigs Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic
luvigorator is very agreeable al tice of diet, and
particularly useful when tones are required being
tolerated when other forms of animal food are re
jected. In diptheril, Malaral Typhoid Fevers ard
every depressing disease its use will be attended
with great advantage. We have prest ribed it with
success. and believe il to be most valuable rene
dy." J.H.Leslie, M. D. S. B. Prasons, M. D. Drs.
5. l.. & J. G. Nidelet, G. P. c p, NJ. D. R. A.
Vaughan, M. D. VIM. Porter, M D. Geo. W.
NAV & ca Apents
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CITY Notices.

Stop that coughing; if you do not it may kill you.
A bottle of DR.. Bulls sough syrup only costs you q
cents, and its timely use may save your life.
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PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF
and children by. using Shriners Indian Vermifuge
Worms cause disease and destroy your complexion
Is cents bottle.
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The "vALLEy FARMER. THE New
York sChurch Union pays a high eelmga
pliment to this young Agricultural Jour.
nal Of which Me, A. \. Lee is the editor
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BALTIMp1E POST OFRIcE.--I have been using
Aeller's Roman Lni.ient for Rheumatic Pain, and
it has acted like charm, and do not hesitate to
recommend it in strong Terms, E. B. Tyler, Post
master.
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Hno. w. MAI s; co. sell the Jones Ventilated
Truss and Abdominal Supporter. This truss is
nickel plated and will never Veal out and is &C.
knowledsed to be the best in the market. Send for
circulars. oct4
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Dr. Geo S. Walker, so well and favoraby known
Augusta and adjoining counties, Is associated
with Geo W. May & Co., il their drug business on
lAugHsta stress, opposite the Augusta National
Bank and will be glad to see his many friends at
LIS new place oI business. oct4
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GEO W. MAY & Co.. Agents for Buffalo I.ithia
Water, just from the Spring. oct4
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USE THE Carbolic Disnfecting Powder for sale
only by VIM. r. TYREE Druggist,
aug23- StauntoD. Va.
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Temperance n otes.

Next Monday night new Council OF
Sons Of Jonadab will be formed in Staun-
ton.
Next week Rev. Jos. Gatche%l, a Tenn
perance lecturer, conducting his meeting.
after the manner of Murphy will visit
Staunton. He has been to Covington
where he has made $50 converts to tn
cause and is now in Lexington. He is
native of Ireland and is Methods
minister, and is endorsed by the leadins
temperance people of Covington and Lex
ington.
Tomorrow night at Z o'clock, there viii
be a grand rally Of Good Templars at thu
hall of West Augusta Lodge. A call from
the well-known IL. DE- invites all Good
Templars in the city to come. Severa
new names Of substantial citizens will bt
enrolled tomorrow night.
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DISTINGUISHED COLoRED VIsITORs.-
The Methodist M. E. church On August
ST., the membership Of which include
solae Of our best colored citizens, is to havt
a week s ',jubilee' in April TO which Sen
ator Bruce of Miss, and Fred. Douglas
men in America, will be invited.
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25cts- ES5 -. dac1af
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BALTIMORE, Oct %, 1S77.-Some time since
sprained my ankle quite severely for which 1 used
only Dr. DeWitt's Eclectic Cure, and which 1 found
most excellent remedy AS general household
remedy for cramps, neuralgia pains, &C., it is un
equalled. sam never without it.
JESSEE-C C. SMALL.
279, Baltimore street, Md
For sale by.Geo. w. May s. CO.
may2+tf
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S. NJ WILKES is Offering the best and cheapes
Furniture in Stanton. may4-tf
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E1ssssga ews.asas.

STANTON. Feb 9th 1879
Flour--Extra, -$t,45; Superfne. $500; Family
CORN, 40c @42c; cats, $3.50; New Baeol
SAog round !, 51@@dc. Lard 6@6Ic. Salt s!.es
t5u;ter 12@ 81. Egas--15@ls c.; New Potatoes,
cents: imothy seed, 81 s.: VOL, washed, IS
washed 25c Pork So 5t@$.75. Clover Seed SIS
deal sale.
Wheat and -four active at quotations. Glover
seed in abundant suipy and very dull atquotatons
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NpW lAeas ersissast% ssss.

Ns.w Asas s,rsikeasa#ssas.
GALE OF Landry virtue OF q
y decree Of the Circuit Court A. 1isS-N
for the county OF Augusta r. ndtrtd E3?TNfsx.AsN
in the cnancery cause OF Hotel VS.; M saI
Pence and ais viii proceed to sell S& szI16s73-
at public auction to the highest bidder, on
sATURDAY Y, 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1879.
(rst day OF the Circuit Court in front Ct the Court
House in the town of Staunton tract OF acres and
comfortable improvements Mr.. Larkin Pumphry
is now in possession OF said property which is sltua
ty, tout IL miles from Moscow, and about miles
North Of Spring Hill, adjoining the lands now owned
by Jacob Neff, Mrs. H M. Blair and others.
TERMS:-Enough cash i'll hand to pay the costs
due upon credit six. twelve and eighteen months
in equ j instruments the purchaser executing bond,
= it'll approved ersonal security. bearing interest
Fl day of and retaining title as ultimate Sc
curity. ,.v,op
feb2l-tds Commissioner.
A DEs1 ~ AEaEg Tract go 1E LAND FOR SALE
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county, rendered at the June term, 1878, in
the cause Of Brav ford, &C.. VS.. Brawford &C., the
undersigned Commissioners will, on
Saturday, February the 18th, 1879.
offer for sale at public auction on the premises
ValudD IaCl VI lduu-OnC Ol Tile lately OWu
ed by Samuel B. Crawford decd and now in pos
ses ion OF his heirs at laW-lying IN the Sou, heri
M lands Of do Mer Mrs au ann
others This tac of land contains 16S acres, is well
watered and timbered aud # fine quality.
By BUILDING the necessary Improvements upon
this tract OF land, it could be maze one of the most
desirable farms in that section of the county.
TERMS OF SALE.-Costs Of suit and sale in
three years in three equal nstallmets from day OF
sale. the purchaser to execute bonds with good per
sonA security bearing Interest from day OF sale and
title to be retained as ultimate Security.
JAMES BGMGARDNER, JR.,
J. M. QUARLEs,
The above sale is postponed until
Tuesday, February the 25th, 1879,
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.
j. GU 4RLES,
feb21 ids Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue of decree of the circuit court Of Angus
IA county, rendered in the case of Thomas c. Barger
vs., John c. Barger, will proceed on the premises,
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1879.
to sell at public auction, the tract of land containing
a acres and 9 poles, of which William J. Barger,
died seized and possessed. situated near Hermitage
Hidebrand, George W. Patterson and others, and
upon the following terms to wit:
So much in hand as will pay the costs OF suit and
sale, and the residue on credit of one, two and
three years from the date Of sale with interest from
the date Of SALE the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved personal security, and the title retained as
ultimate security,
THOMAS G.. BARGER.
jana 1t Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed to
Tuesday, February the 25th, 1879.
THOMAS G.. BARGER,
feb2l ids Commissioner.
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O.! what nice smoke you can get at Tyree
Drug Storefor 5 S.
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Use Tgree's Extract Lemon-there is no better
made, and only Is cts. bottle.
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The above sale is postponed until
Tuesday, February the 25th. 1879,
JAMES BUNGARDNER, JR.,
JIM. GU RLES,
feb2l ids Commissioners.
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The above sale is postponed to
Tuesday, February the 25th, 1879.
THOMAS G.. BARGEE,
feb21 ids Commissioner
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PIANOS AND ORGANS If YOU wish TO purchase
very superior Piano or Organ, equal In every ex-
cellence to any made, at Manufacturers Wholesale
Price, and thus save nearly one-half of your money
do not fall before purchasing to write for catalogue
of descriptions and prices, to Post Office Box 1886
New York
fabl5ly
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COMMISSIONERS N9T4CE:-1n pursuance OF
entered June y, lsT ip the case Of Kindig &C. vs..
Cox &C., shah proceed at my osaee in stannton, on
Thursday, the 9th 10y Of March, 1879,
to settle the accounts of Peter Wine and Ahrasa H.
kindly, as administrators d. b. n. c. t. q. Of Abra-
lam W4nger, decd ,
JOS A. WADDELL,
feb7-t Comm'r.
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On 5 cent Cigars Tyree is ahead.
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1.-The HaS9o OF ChrlSt come mere. becauSo
there il a revival in Richmond is no
reason we should be certain of ono here;
hut let us try aud be certain of re.
viyal among ourselves, If the people OF
God, Who come to this room, will only do
tseir duty tow ards themselves there will
he 4 revival among them. and when the
world secs a revival OF relig ion exhibited
in our Ii yes, 1t viii come in too. Mr.. M.
closed nv a earnest appeal to those present
to ask every Que to come to the meetings
The meeting th,.n cls sed with the Dene-
diction 10y Rev. J. e. Booker.
The PRAYERS of the evening were offered
up by Aessrs. H. l.. Hoover and VIM.
G. Brown.
During the evening the kerosene lamp
outside the door Of the rooIo took nre, ana
the burning fluid MAS scattered around
promiscuously. The flames were extln-
xuished by Mr.. H. l.. Powell, who was in
the hallway, so quietly that the audience
did MOI know anything Of the accident
until they came out.
TUESDAY EVENING
the hall was full and the interest in tbs
services was very deep. MIR. Heber Ker
aed, reading from the l4th chapter of John.
Rev. VIM. E. Baker said the Saviour
spoke from his own experience when he
said, Let not your hearts be troubled, 81
and it is this sweet sympathy OF the
Saviour that wln8 so many hearts to Him.
Our religion is not adry rule OF a system
OF rites: it is something WHICH feeds and
supplies the heart in its sorroWs ~ well az
dtssoys. A gentleman in this town tod
him kMr. b. that in one Of the stores he
was aaGailed upon the subject OF religion
Iby some one who challenged him to give
reason why b believed Christianity to be
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Wadsworth Martinez u Longman's Prepared
Paint for economy, ieau' OF fl ISL and desrabty,
is the cheapest and be PIE: ard D int offered.
Geo. W. May u Co., So Agents. oct
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pHlLADELPHIA-Per steamship ReadiDg--s5g
bales cotton e5 hhds sugar 40 bbis aossses and 81
bds hides
CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship Cochran-1i5 bbls
-four $50 sacks Al sacks oats sacks coffee 2jG
pkgs sundries
PENSACOLA--psr steamer Amite-250 sacks corn
so sacks Is sacks bran 10 sacks coffee 100 bblH Of
-four 10 bbls whisky pkgs meat 100 pkg mdse
NEW YORK - Per steamship New York -
l7b0 bales cotton LEA bales hides SO sacks wao $40
hide sugar 60 bales moss Is hhds bones 1I57 bbs
aasea ig5 bales paper stock 95 e metal 600 bdls
9 hides 1870 pkGE sundries
ROTTERDAM-Per steamship Spearman-3a coo
bushela corn bulk rs 600 bushels wheat In bulk It's
bales cotton
LIVERPOOL--Per steamship Australian-5f75
balea cotton 0O27 bushels corn in bulk
IIyERPOOL--PeT steamship VIM SymiDgton-
5557 bales cotton 1900 pcs slaves
IIVERPOOL-Per steamship Abdel-2BS6 bnlea
cotton 1866 sacks cotton seed ocake 1900 pcs slaves
REyEI-Per steamship Robnia-5i35 baies cotton
az bdls cotton samples
ROUEN-Per bark Rosa d1talia 68i bushols of
Germ in bulk
REvEL- Per ship VIM Tapscott-62o5 bales cot
ton 1870 pcs slaves
gEvEI- Per ship Forest Eagle-4569 bales cotton
DUNRIRQUE--Fer bark Clementina--s2 005
bushels corn IN bulk
pENSA COLA-par schr Star~-105 saGks corn 30
bbls -four bills whisky bbls oil $50 pkgs sundries
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Rscsapts of produces

?, LITTLE ROCK-Per steamer John ID Sculy-3ll
4 halea cotton to Meyer. Weis 10000 do to Allen
West & Bush-i25 Stewart Bros &oo-1i6 10 II *
Newman-g4 Jno Phelps &co-47 Cyrus Bussey-s7
Biokham a. Moore-72 Richardson a. May 40 Kirk
patrick &oo--37 Scott McGehee-3i Allen. Nugent
Geo-2i Clapp Bros &oo--3 Craig Hogan-6 Male
a. Cammaok-232 sacks cotton seed to order-i37 do
n N % Cotton seed a ssocaton- 8-5 sacks ocake to
III a Beer wagon L X VOORHEES,, Agt-1 pkge of
looks j S Riyers-l pkge mdse w g Shepard-and
sundries 10 orderTotal 1870 bales cotton 1863 sacks
cotton seed ess sacks ocake
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel-23 bbls OF
.nolgsses 10 w G. Coyle &oo--152 do b JohnBon-20
hhds supar w Burbridge &co-i9 do o Hopkins
20 bbs rice to Socoa-sundries to order otal 80
hbds sugar IT'S bbls mossss 20 bbs rice
UPPER C0AST-Per steamer Bele-4a bids of
sugar to Lanaux a. Sons-B bbs molasses 10 u a La
nanx 1854 sacss rough rice Lanaux Sons-52 do to
Foerster's Rice Mill-20 A Lanaux-sundrtes TO or.
der-Toal Al hhds sugar bbs moiasses 236 sacks of
rough rice
rough rice to Foersters Rice Mil-i3 bdls hides 2
.pkgs tallow Meyer Welt bales moss Herman
bales moss aud suhdres TO order-Total % SACKS OF
rough rice a -,
snrar 10 Richard Mjilihen-50 bbls moasses h Il Per
ret-g6 bbls rice A SOcoia-suudries to erder-Iotal
no hhds gar so bbs molasses g6 bbls rice
BAYOU RARATARIA-Per steamer Annie b
% bbs molasses 10 hhds sugar to Richard Miiiken-
sundries 70 order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine
200 sacks rough rice to Lange d Legendre-sundries
TO order
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
March 0. 1879.

steamship New York QHiok for New York
CA Whitney &oo
Steamer Amite, Felsher. for Pensacola O M Soria
Steamship Reading. Cobnrn. for PHILADELPHIA
VIM Creevy
Etesmship Cochran. Ellis. for Cedar Keys
X X Post Son
Brit steamship Robinia, Jones. for Revel-
A X Miller Acc
Brit steamship Abdie Jones. for Liverpool
EJ Forsrall's Sons
Brit steamshp Spearman Batty, for Rottsr dam
X Miller AGO
Brit steamship "A australian. Peters, for Liverpool
Low II q Bailey
Brit steamship VIM Symngton, Haett, for Liver
pool l. LACombe Geo
Ship VIM Tspscott wyman. for Revol-
Ocean Zoo
Ship Forest Eagle Hosmer. for teve-
Woodward T. Wright
Ital bark Rofa dItalia Podesta. for Rouen-
AK Miller &co
Ital bark Clementina. Porzia, fer Dupkirque-
A X Miller &co
Schr Star. Hall for PenHaCoa-- Il II Poole
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EEgE lsBFUn

VERA CRUZ VIA TUXPAN AND TAMPICO
Per steamship City Of Moxico-4 pkgs mdse $4,000
In specie NJ Psyro-S24G6 GO do 10 do Zamacona-
s3g52 G a. q Green &co-s9000 Manuel Payro-Sg000
do Dbl aRuardente Avendano Bros bags sugar
sample sugar so ks coffee 62l bales coffee to Smith
Bros &co-33s do GORDON d Gomila AZ do Schmidt
x Zeigler-7i sacks coffee gar Lelong-5 cases of
vanilla II Won Ulrieh-3 do Y Caidon-1 l. Boyd
IS bales lste to j J Fernandez Son-Total 1854
bales coffee 1871 sacks coffee S27 4t8 Go in speoie
NEW YORK - Per steamship Algiers -
Assorted mdse
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Below --C Coming Ups

Ship Theobald WaterhouFe, SO days from Liverpool,
IN ballast. 10 master
Ger ship Cleopalfa Puppe, so days from Bremen, in
ballast, TO master
Nor bark Prudential. Geruldsen is days from st
Thomas. in ballast, to w II whitney
Schr sophie Kranz, ----, IL days from New
York. u q. 81 Il q N q II r
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LIVERPOOL

.&aAA1aEShG The steamship
EXPLORER,
Williamson, Commander.
will san on or about Mar u. 1879. from
wharf foot Of Esplanade street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havre.
Cronetadt.
These steamships, being of light draft, vii
cross the bar Of the Mississippi at all time
without detention.
For freight apply to
DEOAN d CO.,
de2O1y 189 Gravier street
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svRARBokTa.

Emma Irvine. Sharp, from Lower Coast
Iaabel. O Pry, from Lower Coast
Belle, Ruiz, from Upper Coast
Jno u Seully. Poe. from Little Rock
Annie j, Rolls. from Bayou Barataria
Alvin. Scovell. from Lower Coast
Eva. DeBouchel. from Upper Coast
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Pearl River-Per schr Wade Hampton-25 oords
wood to master
Blind River-Per sChr Coleste--22 cords wood to
master
Springfold-Psr schr Laura-25 cords wood to
master
Mobile Bay-Per schr Martha M-f50 bbls rosin 10
Simpson 4 Tricou
Bayou Laoombe-Per barge Katie-50.o00 ieet OF
lumber 10 Honey Island Co ~
Bayou Lacombe-Per barge Pine kn0t--s0.Oou teet
lumber TO Honey Island 20
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Arrived

Steamship Algiofs Hawthorn, from New York ist
inst to a Whitney &oo-Algiefs
Bark Glencida Coruny, Ia days from Afpin wall, to
master Point
Schr John s Wood, Smith rs days from Now York
to Norton q Befl-Point
Scbr Crissie Wfigbt. Clark, 10 days from Baltimore
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