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FOR RENT.
Began l. Wylie's Storeroom, No. 1Ol4 7th stnw. s75
Brick No. 402 9th st II rooms. ........... e.
Bli No ?S0 st. W.. IL rooms. 90
Brick No. 1851 9th at n W., roome. IS
Bri' No, 726 10th st NV, IL ROOMS ............ 80
Brick No Alb NJ st. n rooms, stable, &C.. so
Brick No. 724 10Th st NV, IL rooms .......... 28
Brick No: 6l0 9th st nv. rooms Is
Store and Dwelling No 1881 7th st. NV, rooms 20
cottage Nos. III and rs 9th st. 6 rooms. 80. 16
Brick No. 1894 4th st NV, rooms............ Is
Frame No. 14U7 81 et. NV. rooms............. L.
Also, other Houses in different parts Of the city.
Apply to ALBERT F. FOX.
mars 81 No 800 F st. NV.
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BEAUTIFUL SIP RING DRESS GOODS.
Coored Silks. Black Silks. Checked Silks. Striped
Gas hmeres double width. SOC. Cloth for boys
ep.rofdsred with s;lh 1915 to sla Beautiful Lace
curtains, rs TO 81.
CARRIERS.
III Market Spare.
Colored Silks IS. Is, IS. 81, 81 / 25; Black Silks,
CIAL BARGAINS. Children's Golored stockings.
DR.. Warmers extra long Silk Emb coiderei ASdo.ni.
broidered Bslbrissan STOCKINGS, only z5c. A Cen.
teme,', real English Socks, Goo Large size .Bri
THE LADIES OF THE CHURCH OF The BE
me Or nv Wi continue Time then Jun he's
lower west room Of the Freedmaa's Bank Bidding.
opposite Tres sury Department for the benefit of the
Church mar3l-2ts
EcLEoT1o SEMINARY.
Parents, Teachers and Friends of the Proper Edu-
cation Of Children cordislly invited to witness
an Exhibition Of the Primary Department Of this
insfltuf1ep, APklL Sd, from to p. M, in LIN
marsl-2t z RICHARDS. Principal
CECOND.HAND CLOTHING DISPOSED or
Gan get the best cash prices from the ORIGINAL
Pa ave- By calling at addressing the above pisces
prompt attention will be given to all orders.
CAHRIAGEs6; .nR1Aars cAHFIAGEs:
new and secondhand CARR ACES, ali GO.
Carrisses consisting OF side bar Bassies Phstoas
fonr-seated extension top Phetons.
IT promptly snnsa t. 4 Esisopa0e
mar3j-6t' Csrrisge Factory. cor 18th ana sts n W
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

$40 9Th sk, seore and dwelling. mod irnps $500
81 Oefrees st, rooms, mod. impa ....,.,.,. 1900
~ Defreee st. Z rooms, mod. impe. ,,..,.,. l6 90
1141 q rooms, gas and water ........... 1900
New Brick Houses. N.H ava, n, MI ais each
FOB SALE
Special Inducements to builders In buyin9 around
ana to parties wanting small houses on the monthly
instrument plan Also, several elegant Houses to Be
cold ut auction prices and on easy terms Parties
wanting ground or houses Of any size or location con
be suited at my ofRce
To LoAN-Ssveral sums at per cent
W. T. BURFORD. Real Estate Broker.
1cbZ6-tr 1O8 e etreef n -
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SfEEHEldA L NOTIOE.-We will selY auy maka ~
- N t,,H SEWING MACHINES for &2H OO Everv
e rttpo on ana rented 8. OPPENHEIMER, 52s SIN
awe mArl7-1y
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LOST AND FOUND.

| tST-Msrch 3lst. q lady's o'd.fash oned omen
~ rae WATCH Oh NJ or l. between II aud p
turning it tC 814 18th st. n w. sp1 81. ElX
G25 REWAED WILL. BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
~ to No. GA Msssac hrRatts ave n w. OF a =
large Black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG that ~
strayed from home on or about the 23i IS.
nsIAnt. m1r29-3 st.
EOUND.The place to buy Unfinished Shirta st
l. 6o and Toe, Namsutta mue lin and 2IOO IiueI,
JORDAN, DARE CO.
maf5-m zoos st., near 1Ifb
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TOR SOLID COMFORT GET AyAIR OF THOSE
with bows; real value IS C. Gore Buskins 4ftDV
and 81, upward. Sandal Slippers, 81 andy ~
81 %. Fox Caters, aced or button, 81 AND -
sJ.25. up. Gents Calf Low Cut Shoe, &26O, Gus
tom made.
For bargains go to
1VIA a,sd 1915 Pa. 0cenMss
Between 18th ana Nth streets.
pair Of Justh's Heel protectors given in
ap1tr
REn"'A1'
F. PILLING
Has removed to the large and welilighted Store
CORNER NINTH AND e STREETS NORTH
WEST,
VIII. re- he will be pleased to wait upon 81 his GUS
TONERS and the public
a,1a 500 9Th street, cor. at
DAhIs NOVELTIEs.
We cal pp, cial attention of purchasers to our
splendid line Of
FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
In ALL TIE NEW DESIGNS,
Which we have just opensd.
An inspection Of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO. & CO.,
1898 r ST. n.,r.,
apl-Iy Near Ehh!tt House
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n q Is Is & n Il
r. O. HOFFMAN,
10th and F street northwest,

Il. O. HOFFMAN,
10th and street northwest
Q Ct. NV, IA rs. and bath, furnished.
1913 ct NV. IA rs, baths ...................12 lbs
NO. tOS 9th St. ID rooms and bath. LOO
No. n Grant st. IL and bath, Furnished 100
No. l30 Penn. ave-, business place. 100
NO. 12ll q st NV, IA rooms. .................75
NO. 1857 T at. II rooms. ..................5 50
g.. o. L. w. AZ looA1S-
NO. Dig "a NV ID rooms ......................45
NO. 9i5 1th st. u W., rooms .3j
~ cSC ntd sG IL fuoH1S
No. 4E4 K st. NV, rOOuIs. Observation-Disclosures
M. 1923 9Th st. NV, rooms. Observation-Disclosures.
92' Penn. ave NV, 70 ms ....................:0
No 6O1 ~ at. Bw., rpoius and store. .........25
No. 1872 e ct NV rooms. .....................2S
No. 1881 18th st NV, rooms, also stable. %
No Z22S 18th st. NV 6 rooms. .............1S
NO 1C9 u Ct. ne b rooms. 10
NO. 1O9E y st. me-, rooms. 10
No gig Penn. ave. NV, store. lao
NO 44Z n T. ave., store.
NO 14Z0 n 4. ave-, store.
NO 05l u ST. NV, store.
NO I'D It'll It. q W. store. IS
Once rooms ct 1919 N. 7. ave. NV Upper portion
14II ana 142S y. T. ave- NV.
Houses and Lots In every section Of the city for
sale, st prices from 81, 900 to S500a0 and eass
terms All property Tor sale at my Office has bean
reduced In priCe.
B. O. HOFFMAN,
TT 10th and sts. n. "
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IRICE,S.


$40 Njnth street. n.sc.
White and Black BERLIN ZEPHYR, Sc. per OF
ALI other SHADES. lie. per o.
Split ZEPHYR, 1c. additional per OF.
First quality Germantown WOR5 FED &C. per OF.
apl-fr
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PROPOSALS.

I 1oNSIhUCTIONO OF tIRE-PROOF RDI1 O11,o
" foh NATIONAL MUSEUM AAOANo
s1nrr r1as INsTITUTIoN.J
san.-..a WASHINGTON, D. O., March a.. is7a
unt1i Is aU t VIII he received 1t this ofaoe
unHsmes ana delivering the nor
for ercsv. RIlcks Cement. Line and Sand, and sIsc
GsoH sg for all labor In bun. foas
labor in laying bricks " A"0"'e ssone' ana for all
,,ons Plans OF the building may be seem speciac..
M az cesSary Information and blank }orms of
cc Tba Arcntects 1Corcorsn BuiIdine1 1'e sao
dresssd o"SSSsas IN the Prescr. b. form, will be adj
tary, Washington D q" w US % cecre-
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
INDICTED VIRGINIA JUDGES.

The Danville (va) dispatch gives the
following as the names of the Virginia
judges indicted by Judge Rives's grand
rights of citizens - j. ID. Coles, of the
Pittsylvana County Court; Thomas ii.
Burnard, of the Franklin county court;
Samuel g. Staples, OF the Patrick county
court; T. T. Bouldin, of the Charlotte
county court; s. q. Mullins, Of the Henry
county court. Judge A. NJ. Aiken, Of
the Corporation Court of Danville, and
Judge W. =. Burksdals, Of the county
court of Halifax, escaped indictment.
The grand jury consists of seven colered
men, six white republicans and five con-
servaiives. The republican Jurors have
signed = petition to Judge Riyes, ASK ing
for clemency, but the conservatives re-
fused to sign ii.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
A BOSTON HORROR.
BoDr gouND'IN TRUNK.

AwoMAN's BoDY FoUND'IN TRUNK.
Michael Daley, while at work Oh Wes-
tern avenue, about two miles outside the
city Of Lynn, found a trunk from which
a human hand proiruded. The trunk
was tied VI ith woolen string. On open
ing it horrible sight was presented,
being that OF the body of a young woman,
about "a years Of age, nude, with arms
and legs distorted and the nose cut of.
The trunk a'so contained t~ O champagne
bottles aud several bricks. An autopsy
was held. 1t was the opinion of the
doctors that the woman had been dead
for two or three days. No clue to the
mystery has been obtained. The body
has not been identified.
Miss Laura Teed, of Franklin, Mass,
has been missing since the 2lst inst, and
although her age does not correspond
with that of the girl found in runk at
Lynn to-day, she was fully developed
and might be mistaken for woman of
twenty years. The de, cription of
Miss Teed, given by Superintendent
Adams of the Boston police, answers the
description of the murdered girl.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
al TIME TABLE.

x.vr WILMINGTON.
,isdelphia; AL q r;co, % ' ~ s.00.. .
"a 90 a. m; HS Ha3ndavs, o 2.O9
''%, 4 cc. S 46, 8 80, 40, IN. ,oao
Wopk: 2.37, 9.oo,a m, IL 90. ~ 90 90
u,.onSundays: 2O9a m. 11'p;; ~ ~
N ,,a and Washington: lZoi, H.T,
imo',9 81, LOi, SIS. 10 Tsp m euh-
Y 2ns.,,9si,' 81, 9;T'',4IsSt I s. p m; no sunday
castle. $40, slo a nj ioo' . p
po snaafRy la K. r.. si6 a m; 1 oo, Q 80
iio sall%"S n,nn 4 Northern r. r.; $50 q
ming,nDn ~ n m; no sunday train.
loo. !" astsrn Il. X. I ID, 10 % q m;
wa W. No SUNDAYS trains: oror
sARRIvE At wiLn, ~ , M n m /.
hlls',a4s p Is, IL 81, 3 So, ol, H. Q ~ 20
pno5 ~ i, is. pm; on Suhoays' '''
10 80 -a5, 10 q. II 10 p m. ann,
amSo'x: / 06, 8 "a y m; IL ~ ~ oo oo
,e rev % n n IN Sundays: IL 49, w
wt,nrre: 2Oi, s 40, y Al. q IN, ~ ,
Az, als5,ssp . ss p m; on Sundays 2 o. I'D
Plan,iinpton: P nj 2ot a m i2N, ixsss
asnapson \ q p @; Oh Sundays; 2 "a a mi s@s
n.ros,t. 200 a m no Sunday
bs. ~ "a m f2lO m;
teW N m: no sunday trains.
arare ia X. r.: $50 IL III . IN
peia" m' no Sunday trains.
lmington 4 Northern X. n: 0o'
m, ware Western X. r.; 8 90 q m;
2e,s s m; no SUNDAYS trains.
80 ~ wILNINGT LEAVE PHIL
.ooa s,reet and washington ave
f9s a. = 90, 10 80, II 46 q mi 2 80, 80
TX 6 Is, 9 As, II 3opm; on sun
i ~ a m; 8 oO,9 As, II 80, p m.
tir,y ~ second and Market streets:
ni5'y - m. u IS, 8 50, $50, II 80 p m;
nniavs: 0 80. II 80 . m.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
SALE OF SCRANTON COAL.

New YORK, Feb. 26.-At at an auction
sale of Scranton coal to-day 100, 900 tons
were sold as follows: 7 900 tons chestnut
brought s240d242ia.45 25,OO0 CRATE,
S2.25a2. q .a2 3D 5000 steamboat, S2.25 !:
10000 egg; So 25a2.g7 ia230; 1900 stove,
S260a2 .62 la2 .65a2.67i. There was u large
attendance and biduing was spirited. Re-
suit shows decline in all grades except
chestnut. Prices compare with last
months sale as follows: February
Steamer. S2,25a2.35 egg, S2.25a230; stove,
S260a2 67l chestnut, S240a2.45. .Janua-
ry-Grate, S2.25a2.30n2.40; egg, S2.30a2 40;
stove S2.75; chestnut, S2.35a2.40.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
EDLLPhIA, WILMINGTON q
fTlMORE RAIL ROAD.

LDELPhlA, WILMINGTON q
TIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Novem her 10, 1878.
will leave Wilmington as follows
erhla and Intern ediate Stations,
b, 10 70 q. M, 230, 4o0, 7D'
Selphia tExpress) eco, $50, a m.
I and New YORK, z 81, I 0o, go. a m,
D., SAG, p. m.
bore and intermediate Stations,
more and Pay Line, 1.0s, q. IN.
8 ore and Washington 1921, 2 10, S89.
iOi, b,ls, 10 26, p. IN.
! for Delaware Division, leave for:
Castle, ,6.20, 9.15, a. m. los, 8 80, p. m.
Ington and Intermediate Stations,
n and Intermediate Stations 9.15'
D., p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
lelphia and Intermedia Stations
b. 800. $50, p. m.
bshla and New York, zoe. a. IN I,
RE and Washington, 1851. 2 10
bther Information passengers are
Ito the time tables posted at the
H. F. KENNEY,
Huperintpndpnf.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
A Rom mantic Escape.

wife of Is. +. Pitt. who was under arrest,
charged with forgery, was admitted 10
the Jail to confer with her husband, as Is
The custom, and after the usual lapse of
time she, a. Was supposed, came out
deeply grieved aud weeping, AMI depart
ed for her home. The surprise of the
jailor can be better imagined than de-
scribed when he discovered, instead of
Benjamin Pitt as his prisoner, the wife
Of Pitt undergoing imprisonment. The
accused had donned the apparel of his
wife and fed the scene.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher expresses
a desire to makea lectnring tour through
the South. lie would not lecture for
money among the Southern people. so
impoverished by the war, but if he
of his lecture 10 the aid of charitable in
stitutions, schools, and other public in
stitutions. Mr.. Beecher says he would
be disappointed II not KINDLY received in
the South, for he claims that whatever
he "may have done to help precipitate
the war and to free The slaves, il was
done in the spirit OF the doctor who uses
knife ON a patient to eradicate . can
cer'
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
About fifty persons have been arrested

About fifty persons have been arrested
at Pekin and Peoria, ILL.,, by the United
States MAJ shal under indictments for
completely in whiskey frauds. Some are
prominent and wealthy citizens. They
represent every branch of business, and
startling developments. All have been
taken to Springfield. No occurrnce has
produced SO much excitement in that
section for years. One of the chief wit
nesses is said to be disinherited son of
John d. Mcintyre, the heaviest distiller
in that section.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
Mr.. DeechcF on Rum Drink
ing.
New York World, Feb. 2l.

AT temperance meeting in Plymouth
church last night Mr.. Beecher said that
the question OF superstim ulation was one
which affected the man, the household,
the neighhorhood, the State, the whole
country. The whole force of religion and
society's full moral force must be exerted
against an evil 80 vast that fills our poor
houses, hospitals and jail-. 1--WE will
not let man carry dynamite through the
streets" he said, land rum drinking il
an evil which In its volume, vastness and
misery ov,srtops AL oti er forms IT is the
Gus fact that the existing laws In regard
to the liquor traffic are shamefully bro
ken. snubbed and trodden under foot.
Every good citizen should see that they
are enforced"
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
THE DEAD OF THE WRECK.
A BABY SAVED BUT ITS PARENTS DROWN
Ed,

The wrecked schooner David II. Talck
at Barnegat, N. j., was boarded and the
bodies OF Captain j. L. Sawyer and his
wife Ida were brought ashore. The
others had been washed away. Two
bodies washed ashore near Barnegat.-
The three drowned seam-n are Henry
johnson, Frank June and Richard Grid
on. The saved are: First mate Francis
Peterson, second mate Emanuel Clar-en,
cook Edwin Partlock, seamcn Alfred
Cochran and Lous Everett, and the cap
tain's 2 year Old child, Geneva Sawyer.
The vessel has broken IN two and moth.
ing can be saved.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
RAILROADS.

4 WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
ange Of hours. On and AFTER Feb.
u rams will run as follows;
wilmington, 7.l6 a. m, 1890 q. M
aAyondale, s.58 a. m, II o2 noon.
pomeroy, 8 80 a m, % p IN.
ans leave Pomeroy 10.40 q. m.
Iine ~ leave Avondale, IL IA noon,
N, wilmington, $50 q. m, 2lop.
.s,n m. d. CONNELL,
'"f superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
No Pleurs-Pneum u mOnla In the
West.

DR.. Detmars, Government Inspector
of Cattle, has written a letter to Mr..
Hickson, Of the Grand Trunk Railwa ay,
at Chicago, stating most positively that
there is ne trace or suspicion of pleuro-
pneumonia in any section Of the Western
States, and expressing confidence that no
harm whatever could result from grant
ing passage to cattle from the United
States through Canada.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
shocking Attempt a. Suicide.

A wealthy farmer of Colerain town
ship, Lancaster county, named Bunting,
becoming low-spirited flom fancied
pecuniary troubles, ATTEMPTED suicide
with an axe, and before he was discovered
by his daughter had inflicted number
of severe wounds on his forehead, cheeks,
throat and wrist. His condition is very
critical.
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS



October $50 bales cotton to order-1ss Bickham
Meore-l2a Walden Hawkins g. Roberts-es Rich
ardson May-t2 l. Harris &oo--6l Chaffe, Ham
ilton Powel-5i o Thomas &c0-5o to Lehman,
Abraham &co-s9 Stewart Bros &cu-a9 Meyer. We,s
COOL Gleason, Day & Proudft-2l Allen. West &
Bush-a PAYNE, Kennedy Acu-,9 W Thompson
Aoe. :, Il M Walmsley Scots Jho nardie &co--
y Gumeel-14 II & & Newnan-i2 IL Beer
Br tton L. Mayson-g Keitfer 4 Gardner-s Besdles,
wood &co-7 Clapp Bros &co--7 7 L Arey Goo
Richard Flower &oo-4 II Buckner-4 Jno Chatfe
d Sons Warren, Atkinson &co-4 Jnc Phelps eco
- SIMS Bll!Ups &oo-2 Hyman Il Lehtensteiil-2
Jnrsy Y aillis- MI Latimer &oo- Felix Walker
y Harrison j &oo-l to Schmidt Il Zieglef-25
npls Whishy Herrmann--at DO Hrsch. Adj II eco
IS jos Davld-lI pigs iron NJ Schwartz l. Bro
boy rocks ialhrop e. WiIgins-3a6 ca.es canned
g. sohaids 4 zesler-a pkgs mtse L Bumenthal
- boxes shoulders l35 pkgs lard bbls sausage TO
fToWehfeiu q Pteiter-7 pRRs mdse D VESTS
nois apples Joseph Torre-20 do rs boxes pears to
naeheca hrns--a0 boxes tomatoes % abls apples to
areye 8 Wndefmann-as boxes tomatoes Doher
~ ebls APPLES 80 sbls potatoes u Stitch Son
80, DOS apples 81 pkgs pesrs % pigs grapes 70
Setaiu . son-i1 bbls aprlss to F Lsmandre-20o
pkRs peer Red~itz--i1 ls tnrpips 6 crates cab
page "a pkgs vegetables Miller Meyer-1u bbis pc
toes y crates cabbage 10 hbls onions % boxes To-
matoes Dawson AGO ~ bbls potatoes 81 crates
easoage Salamoni &co-i5 do 80 bbls apples to J0-
sepn heaer-lso boxes tomatoes n Ssich s Son-s0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
adding. The Annie T. Silver cleared for New
Orleann this evening. The Joe kinney passed

adding. The Annie 7. Silver cleared for New
Orleans this evening. The Joe Kinney passed
- = - tBy Telegraph
VrcasnuRa. Oct. Tho weather, III cloudy.
Tho Thermometer Ia 10. Tho river has fallen s
inches. Passsd down; ]. "a. Whilo o. q. NJ.
MEMruis, Oct. I. .Ihs river .ssll inches;
pasr ID ~: w. r. Halliday for W. Louis. Passed
down: Daeota for New Orleans.
OArno. OCT. 7-Departed. silver. for New Or
len ns. al D. ~. The river Is feet and stations
ary. II rained al day.
EVANSVILLE. Oct. 7. The river 10 1 T-lV teet
seant. Li.ht rnin foil. =,
UiNclNNArt. Oct. ~. The river is 2 feet n
inches and falling. The weather ID cloudy and
threatening. #
PirTspuGu. Oct THE river 4 inches b.
low tho mark and stationary. The weather is
clear and warm.
Sr. Lou1s Oct. T.--Arrived: Centennial from
Nesv Orleans Gold Dust from VicksburEt De-
partial. Montana for VlckeburE. Tho river ~
stationary with feet inches by the gauge. A
light rain foil.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
LAEOURCHK.
BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons,
three and four mule Cane Carts. Ok Carts Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagasse CARTS. Farm
Carts Rice Darts. Small Carts of every size. four
for delivering goods, spokes. Felloes. Shafts
Hounds, Wagon Material, Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
fulI-sized swedged aud hardened Axles, Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing Of all our Carts and
Wagons. MANUFACTURED In oar own factories al
Wheeling. W. Va. from the best material and By
skilled mechanics. we can give reliable
guarantee meet any competition and supply
the largest DEM and.
Dappf--sS and 10 Union Street.
unY2 2dp ON
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
FMOM TEsEs PASS Nm.

pour FADs, Got. 2. D. m.-Baromoter 20 80.
Weather enlm and rlnnr.
Arrived: It'll 30 this u. M. American stoam
rbp Wnpderer. Haines muster, days from
phi1adelrhin. In ballast. 10 J. w. Black reports
having experienced heavy weather from KY
West 10 within toe miles " South Pass. Y
anya from Bath, Mo, with II cargo or lce. to 7.
II. Warner. Tho lowboat Joseph Goopsr. Jr..
In towing hor NJ above tho hnnd of tho PaeaeH.
run her ashore, where abe now Hes.
American aehoonor john Atwood. Clarke
master. I days from Port Cortea with general
cargo to J. =. Macheoh.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
NRHNE ZEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAVRE, SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
eNH&SA. The steamships of the North Cor
sM-Abyasas mon Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as followa:
From Bremen. From II. Orlesr,
Hanover. september II About Octr 10
Nurnberg. ........ October Is
Hanover. November 10 ......
These steamers touch outward At Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southam pton or Havre to Hav-
ana Or New Orleans-Gabin, s150 Bteerage. $ss.
From New Orleans to SOUTHAMPTON, Havre or
Bremen--Gabin. $50; Steerage, SIS.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. $s5
eteerage. s1B.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
N. B.-Our agent for Texas Mr.. Peter III. En-
hard. In Galveston. Is authorized to Issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston. s42
From Bremen 20 lndianOla. $4b SO.
The com pGny reserves the right to change the
route Of tho steamers. their advertised days of
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
or Hsvre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. T. sTOOkMEYER & CO.. Agents.
aust Nv 40 Union street.
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Washington Avenne Drug Store,
GSrasF Hxrassns and washing ssn sss
NEW ORLEANS


uona.ac sly receiving fresh supplies e pere
Drugs Medicines. Ohe,utcals. PalsnT Medicines
Combs os al kinds. Brushes, Scans Perfumery
Toilet aud Fancy Articles, etc. Coral 10th
Paste. recommended by al who use 1t as a
TO fine psari-like ornament and raytshina
beauty. Alkaline Bouquet Powder for beauti.
flying, softening and preserving the skin. the
eruptions, Customers. city and country will
find our stock. complete, comprising many az.
tIcles impossible to enumerate here. and sold 81
and day. B, j. MAIMEdRA, Il. D..
Druagist. PbaEmaceutlst and praaieal Chemist.
oc7a adp IN
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PHI RAILROADS..

NEW ORI.EAtS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ tMOBlI.E FAST LlNE.l
THE HHOArNET RUI1TB TO EASTERN
CITIES,
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS
SEAGhh TRAINS
On and after Sunday. August 81, 1879 trains
will arrive and leave depot foot of Canal street,
rs follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No. | Express No. . Express.
daily ....... 80 am. daily.....-...7:&I am.
no. 3 Express No. Express
daily. ......., $500 pm. daily ........9:A p.m
NOS Coast Ac- No. Coast Ac-
eonmodat'n commodaH'n
daily except daily except
Sunday .....3 80 p.hl Sunday. 9:2s am
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Barths secured In advance on application at Che
Office corner Camp and Common streets. nppo.
site O,tv Hotel.
1y J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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IREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
s.MxEaAO. HT. LOUIS AND NEW ON.
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICK EST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive ut the Qalliope
Street Depot. on and after September %. 1879. az
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. !, Sis .. N. Exp. Ne. 2. TAO a. n
Nos, and q run daily. Nos. and daily. ex-
aept Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION to Mcoomb City
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI,
COLUMBUS. q. AND QHIGAGoo, WITHOUT
tached at Milan, enabling passengers to go
through without leaving the train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
CITIES.
Sleeping care through TO CHATTANOOGA.
for the Virginia Springs, daily. without change.
Tickets for sale. berths secured and informa+
ton given at No. AZ Camp street. corner Of
"A. ID. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
r. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent