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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-02-19

-Messrs. j. II. Dericltson and
VIM. Reck have each got hold Of fine
bred cocker spaniel recently. This
breed Of dogs is No. 1 for birds, but
what on earth Joe wants of n bird-dog
We are at loss to know, as he seems
to have no taste whatever for hunting,
but perhaps the possession Of q good
dog will create a taste.
The addition to the Tionesta
House which was formerly used as a
billiard room, has been taken down
and moved to Judge Propers' farm on
Dutch Hill, where Mr.. Sawyer is busi-
ly engaged putting up in the shape Of
dwelling, with some addition. 'Spect
Oliver will be getting married and
move up there before long.
"A terrible boiler explosion oc-
CURED at Bradford on Wednesday
last, by which Peter Moore, and Brent
Mcpherson were instantly KILLED,
while Frank French was, perhaps,
fatally injured. John Reynolds suf-
fered severe wounds in the neck aud
head from splinters, but will recover.
The cause of the explosion is Ettribu-
ted to low water.
The Postmaster General issues the
following notice: "Owing to the rapid
increase in the mails and the estab-
lishment of new postoffices throughout
the country, this department finds it
necessary in order to secure q rapid
transmission of the heavy mails now
passing, particularly over the trunk
lines of railroads, to request the public
that in all cases the name of the
county as we'll as the postofice and
State, be subscribed upon letters,
newspapers and other matter forwar-
ded by mail"
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ATTRNTIoN soLpIRRsi

= have been admitted to practice as on
Hlsorney Ia the Pension Ofiico at WASH
Jngton, ID. G, All officers, soldiers, or
snilors who were injured in the late war,
ram obtain pensions to which they may be
entitled, by calling on or addressing me at
[ionesta, Pa. Also, claims for arrearages
~ pay and bounty will receive prompt at
71ntion.
HRFing been over four years n soldier in
ne late war, and having for number of
Ieer4 engaged in the prosecution of SOL
Hers claims, my experience will assure
{l9e collection OF claims in the shortest pos
Rlble time. j. b. AGNEW.
eItf.
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NeWtown Jottings.

NEwTowN MILLS PA, Feb, 10 1879.
Ed. REPu BLICAN -
We are having a
right good winter for numbering, and
if the sleighing remains as good as it
is now, for couple Of weeks there
will be pretty good stock of logs at
the mill.
MIR. Dusenbury has secured the SER
vices of Butler Rice, of Portville N, Y,
to assist him in the store, and AS Mr.
Rice is an experienced salesman, will
fill his new position with success.
Mr.. Matthew Elliot recently caught
a very large wild cat. 1t weighed 143
lbs.
Coon. Paul has, by strict examina-
ton into his financial affairs, found
means to resume, and consequently
is happy.
Our district school will close in a
couple of weeks; the teacher, Miss
Villa Painter, has managed the school
i'll very commendable way, and has
won many friends, who will wish her
success wb erever her occupation calls
her. Respectfully, H.G.
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Notice TO Subscribers.

Having disposed of my business
here, and being about to leave the
place, earnestly request those know
ing Themselves indebted to me, either
on subscription or book account, to
call and settle their accounts, either
in cash or by notes. Each subscriber
can ascertain for himself the amount
due us, by consulting the label on his
paper. l can be found for two or
three weeks during business hours in
the REPUBLICAN Office.
w. X. DUNN.
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OHEST Co., IA.
No. Tr. Yr.
l CD. Anger Trustee VS.. JOSH
ua Douglass ct al 10 Dec. II
2 j. Il. Jones VS.. Frank Barr May 7S
3 Edward Jones VS.. John Pee
terson % May 7S
4 Jacob Helm VS.. ]. s. Hood 7 Feb. 78
5 Calvin G. Hinkley VS.. War
rem Hutton ct al Q Sep. rs
6 County of Forest VS.. A. j.
Siggins ct al overseers % May 7S
Ephriam Ruhlman VS.. J. +.
Overlander So Sep. rs
Administrators Of Winans
estate vs.. X. NJ. Carson 3S Sep. rs
8 Warren S. Hutton VS.. J. NJ.
,Kepler 56 Sep. rs
10 Administrators of Winans
estate VS.. JOS. Harrison Is Dec. rs
IL j. Nj. Kepler VS.. Warren s.
Hutton 1S Dec. rs
IL Wesley Chambers VS.. ]. c.
Welsh so Dec, rs
l3 john McCarty ct al VS.. L. p.
Davis ct al II Dec. 7s
ii j. Welsh VS.. II. Southland ct
al 4 Dec. IS
Is J. sharkey VS.. II. southard
ct al l Dec. rs
l6 JULIUS Berlximna VS.. D. w.
Agnew 81 Dec. rs
j. SHAWKEY, Prothonotary.
Tionesta, Jan. 20, 1873.
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Hon. n. Z. Wheeler arrived in
town on Saturday evening last, the
Legislature having adjourned until
to-day, wednesday, in order to give
the members chance to attend the
spring elections. Mr.. Wheeler spent
Sunday in town, and in conversation
with him be informed us that the bill
imposing a tax on oil in some shape
could not be averted, although they
would fight it to the bitter end. He
thinks the bill imposing q license on
oil rigs, although reported favorAbly
from the committee on Ways and
Means, will be killed in the House.
He has left with us copy of each OF
these bills, which we cannot publish
on account of their length, but nearly
everybody knows about what their
purport is. One is to put a tax Of
FIVE cents on every barrel of oil now
in store, or hereafter produced in the
State. The other infamous bill pro.
poses to lay tax of $500 on all rigs
commenced on and alter the 11th day
of February, 1879. This latter bill
be thinks they can prevent, however,
those Allegheny salamanders, backed
by the eastern blood suckers will make
desperate fight for its passage. Mr..
Wheeler thinks they will succeed with
an Anti.Discrimination bill in the
House, but says it ia doubtful about
the Senate.
We see by correspondence in
the Brookville Republican that the
good people of Clarington, this coun.
ty, have been feecsd and considerably
taken in by rogue representing him
self as DR.. POmeroy, Of Sulphur
Springs, N. Y. He camo there ac.
cOmpanied by his servant and put up
at the hotel kept by Mrs. Reed gave
free oyster suppers, Cat the landlady's
oxpense,) and proposed to lecture on
"phrenOlogy," &c. He tried to con.
tract for sixty thousand feet of lum.
ber to build hospital in Clarington
for his patients. He did business on
credit and is said to have stolen the
affections ofa worthy widow and bought
her house, which he bad taken down to
be replaced by new one. He got in.
to trouble and skipped out, leaving
his bills in Clarington unpaid and his
servant without any money. He ap.
pears to have been one of those who
devour widows houses, and for a, pre-.
tense make long prayers. He prom
iSed to invest eight thousand dollars
in ClaringtOn, but instead left there a
demolished house, disappointed hopes,
broken hearts, and unpaid boarding
bulls.
AT last We have the pleasure to
record the fact that the Messrs. Grove
of this place have struck it big. The
we'll which they have been putting
down near Bradford was finished last
week, and commenced flowing at !
terrible rate-blowing the tubing over
the derrick. They have it under con-
troll now, and we are informed it is
good for a go barrel spouter. We
presume now that their luck has taken
a turn, they will strike a good we'll |
wherever they sink a.hole. And we
wouldn't feel sorry il they did.
"A postal card from Hickory this
morning contains the following; "The
full citizens ticket elected in Hickory
twp. The greenback ticket in the
banner greenback twp" nicely dress.
ed out. Hope you have been able 10
do as WELL ]
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All eAIIacI from an interesting
letter from gentleman we'll known
here. 1t will be read with interest:
Mission HOUSE, ONGoLI,
HINDoosTAND, Aug. 81, IA.
To E. X. Thompson, Wholc:aLe Drug.
gist, Tit,sville, Pa, u S. A.:
The medicines you 50 kindly gave
me, to'wit E. K. Thompson's Sweet
Worm Powder, and Dandelion and
Mandrake Pills, l have used and find
them very valuable. Just the medi-
cines We need here. 1t is but simple
statement Of fact, When l say that
the powder, /. G., DR.. Thompson's 5
Sweet Worm Powder, has saved, hu.
manly speaking, several lives, one of
which was that of valuable native
preacher.
Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Ti-
tusville. Pa. Price % cts. per bottle
Sold by G. w. Bovard, Tionesta,
Pa. AZ 2t
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Notice.
NOIIOOs
PRoTHoNoTARY's OFFICE,

PRoTHoNoTARY's OFFICE,
FOREST COUNTY, Pa, Jan. 90 1879.
Notice is hereby given that all persons
drawn TO serve as Grand Jurors at the
February Term 1879 need not attend.
By ORDER OF COURT.
j. SHAWKEY, Prothy.
NOTICE OF PROPOSED LEGISLA-
IN TION.-Notice is hereby given that
an application will be made at the present
session of the Legislature for an act fixing
the Bounty on Foxes, Owls, Hawks, dc.
l.. AREER,
Jan. q, 1879. ]. ID. HULINGS.
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Lawrence House,

VNIONESTA, PENN'A, NM. LAW
sa centrally located. Everything new and
well furnished Superior accommoda-
HONS and strict attention given TO guests.
Vegetables end Fruits of all kinds served
ia their season. Sample room for Com
- arcial Agents..
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CRNTRAL HOUSE.

NQoNNER & AGNEW BLOCK. l..
- AGNKw, Proprietor. This is new
Aeuse, and has Just been fitted up for the
Hocommodatioff-o the public. A portion
ot the patronage of the public is solicited.
1g-ly
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TIONESTA HOUSE.

(t' r. MoCRAY, Lessee. Situated at the
</s mouth of Tionesta Greek. Tionesta,
PA, This house has been thoroughly re-
.ltted and refurnished, and portion of the
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
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A DVERTISERS send IS cents TO Geo
a Z. Rowell & Co., Al Park Row, N. Y.
for their Eighty-page Pamphlet, showing
cost uf advertising. 4t
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0REsr couNTY oFFicERs.

fsInber Of Congress HAIRY WHITR.
1enblV--N. p. WHEELER.
fsidoHf Jatdgc--L. d. WETMoRE.
fQtc Jatdges--Jos. G.. DALE, Ep-
EEnR.
4ffircr--WM. LAWRENCE.
aoforg, Registe, d Recorder, &C.
SuAwKEY.
~. A. RANDALL.
NRissioners-EBr BERLIN, ISAAC
~ ". LEDEBUR.
i'perintendent--H s. BROCK
6rney-S. d. IRWIN.
tWpliesioners-C. II. Church.
peVor-T. d. CoLLINE.
w. @. CoBURN.
a H1dttoTs-N1CroLAs THohP-
CoPEbAND, f. G. Lacy.
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,rIoNEsTA NrARIxETs.

'CIONESTvA MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
BY Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
Flour = barrel S5.5O@G25
Flour y sack, bost LEO
Corn Meal, 100 ms 1.5O
Chop feed, pure grain LSO@I4e
Rye a bushel 90
Oats New q bushel 30
Corn, ear 5000
Beans u bushol 2.O0@9.GO
Ham, sugar cured 10
Breakfast Bacon, sugar cured 10
Shoulders 7@8
Whitefsh, halEbarrols 5.75
Lake herring half-barrels S.75
Sugar 9@lI
Syrup 75@LOO
N. o. Molasses new SCOTS
Roast Rio Coffee Is
Rio Coffee, 20@25
Java Coffee IS
Tea .z060O
Butter 1920
Rice 10
Eggs, fresh 20
Salt l.sO@1.0O
Lard IL
Iron, common bar 2.75
Nails, 1Od, u keg 2.7S
Lime u bhl. l.5o@Ieo
Dried Apples per s@lO
Dried Beef l7@1s
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F, w. Hays.

An TToRNEY AT LAW, and EopARY
"a PUBLIc, Reynolds Hukill q Co.'s
Block, Seneca St., Oil City, Pa. 3O-ly
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70 INVENTORS AND MECHANICS

PATENTS and how to obtain them.
Pamphlet of 90 pages free, upon receipt Of
Stamps for Postage. Address,
GILMORE, SMITH & Co.,
Solicitors OF Patents, Box 81
II Washington, d. c.
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Burgess
Y > Foreman
COuncilmen
North Ward + Il Mabio
II y Davis
{ NJ Einstein
South Ward l. Agnew
j A Propers
High Constable
81 Campbell
Constable
w A lIilands
Justices OF the Peace
J 4 Brennan
ID s Knoxs
Assessor
John Reckp
Assistant Assessors
ID S Knoxs
II y Davis
Overseers of the Poor
a B Kelly
John Recks
Judge ~ Election
Ferd. Wenks
Inspectors Of Election
J II Chadwick
Goo Haslets
School Directors
Justis Shawkey
a n Partridge'
Auditor
sassp- sls-- II NJ Clark
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,. e. BLAINE, Nh. D.,
TIoNESTA, PA.

AAC~N 49, ~ "A ~
sOgFIcE Hours ~ to o A. NJ, to p.
Wednesdays and Saturdays from IL
n. 70 p. N.
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hoRoeGH oFFICERs.

=
rff~~N. n. DUNN.
a. D. Kelly, q. w. Bovard,
pet W. r. Reck, VIM. Richards,
Foreman.
I|.eea of the Pcacc---C. A. Randall, j.
4sHHn.
1ie-H. Swaggart
1I Difectors--H. May, II. o. Da-
!" Clark, w. II. Dunn, A. b. Kel-
NFcnnan.
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SPRING ELECTION.

The elections here yesterday passed
Oft quietly, as usual, although there
was considerable interest manifested.
The greenbackers met on Saturday
night and nominated a straight out
ticket. The citizens held a caucus on
Monday evening, and nominated a
ticket irrespective of party. The fol.
lowisg is the ticket as elected. Those
marked thus % we're run on the
greenback ticket-the others on the
citizens:
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Trial List for February Term
1879.

PRoTHoNoTARY'S OFFICE,
FOREST Co., PA
No. Tr. Yr.
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'7'f - a7s 7t-slsiil.1ilss-sas4
N " NJ vi W NJ.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA,
4H#M The steamships OF the North Ger
= zaeG man LLOYD will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Hanover November 10 About Dec. al.
These steamers touch outward AZ Havre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
PRIOYs OF PASSAGE:
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $3.50; Storage. $50.
From New Orleans 10 Southam pton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin. $3.50; Btserage. s45.
From New Orleans TO Havana Cabin. ess:
Storage, sis.
ChiGren under ten years. half price. chill
dren under one year. FREQ.
~ B-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter M, Err
hard IL Galveston. is authorized to Issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen TO Galveston. ~.
From Bremen to Indianola. SSs no.
The company reserves the right 10 change the
route Of the steamers. their advertised days oh
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Hsvre TO New Orleans Issued BIZ the under.
signed.
s0f f Rb r 8sT ft Rafs Co. AGENTS
auSl Nv 40 Union stree
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

AA4&M The steamship
EXPLORER.
Williamson commander.
will sail on or about December H. 1879. from
her wharf. foot Of MoDtegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills OF
lading for the Continent. between Havre and
OronBtadt,
These steamships being OF light draft. will
cross the bar of the Mississippi Of ali times
without detention.
For freight apply 10
LUCAS E. MOORE.
de70 ly 1876 Gravisr strest IN stairs.
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M0BGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

December li-e4 hhds sugar SO hhla mola=ses to
Mover " Ella &On--s 90 hhCA sugar Fnttel ~ do
j fhthaut N az hhle molasnes Lanaux 4 Some ab
do ri hhds gar John Calder 81 dc M hha mnisaaea
j " Walah-Ia do ~ hhds sugar Richard Milhken-
50 do IS hnla malassos bills cistefn bottom Bush
I.avert-3l bills molssses 6 hbda sugar to Gonger
kelly-< do bhls molssses Betfan 70 and 6
bhds sucar w II Mersel- 2 hbs moisaaes Der hes
-la do Gruehsi Aco-i2e do bbls sngar 81 hhds
ugsr r Sevin-t5 do bbls sugar 40 hbls molssses
Mayer Weil--ipe do ~ hhds sugar GodShauK-ao
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Il e. ~.

M0RgANa LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PASSENGER ROUTE For GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryhnaf, foot ~
At. Ann street, at n NJ reaching Morgan Cty
at ~ ~, there connecting With steamers plylnp
from Morgan City. In connection with Morgan q
Louisiana aud Texas Railroad
fEH$@. FOR lNDIANOLA Steamers leave
,AsIAllA A4Aal6 Morgan City on TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and SATURDAY. connecting AT Calves
top with steamers for indIanoln,
Through bills ladine signed 10 all points
on the Houston and Tesas Central aud 9. y.
and f. A. j.. r., Int and Great Northern Rail
road and New 0rleans and Texas Railroad,
San Antonin freights received and forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. n. and San Antonio Rail
road.
FreiRhe fgt Gonzales. Haleisville. Rancho,
etc, received via Clinton or Cuero.
xHFs%. FOR nnATOaRANTIAGO VIA GAL
SslIsaaA weston The iron steamer
.G.HAHRss
VIII call from Morgan CITY.
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nR, J. y, PEREZ, 80, avn, row,

~ twenty fve years experience IN the front
URINARY ORGANS. aud Of those srielng from
litter NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY
caused by age or early abuses. Chronic dts-
eesea treated with success. Brights Disease
Gravel. Oatarrh Of the Bladder Gteet. sperme-
torrhepf, aud all disorders Of PRIE ATE Ma
TURE III Gated without the use Of MERCURY or
any iniu, ious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
madNines supplied. STRUCTURES cured by q
simple mechanism. without pain.
Diseasee OF Females, Suspension, Retenioa,
and all Female Irregularities PROMPTLY Re-
IIFyED DR., peress FEMALE REGULkT-
ING ELIXIR NhYER FAILS. To be had only
at this office. Consultations strictly connden-
tial and charges reasonable. ONCE No. South
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

II N. s1EBRECHT. No. 40 Royal street. has
Il. just returned from the North with ono Of
tho most complete selections Of artistic furni-
ture. ornaments. etc. Gall and examine, the
lines. Raw silks. Embroideries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Papers Hangsngs, all atathe most rsa-
sonable prices oclsn
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Esnnrte.

IfvERPOOIi-Fer steamship Mary latham Sh'E
bales cotton
LIEERFUOII-Frr Htasmahir Sutan Hat ATE
bales eptton ~ Uut bushels Nv huls ~ hnyea ~
cheese 2 pkgs mdse
VERA CRU2-Per staamsh'p Chss w Lord itoo
bales cotton bbis hams III do az hhs bottled beer
NJ pkas sundries
NEW yuRR-Per brig Annie Retehelder 6it
hhns sugar $40 hhs malaasea
R0uE PER bark WASHINGTON 1909 haleE ecttan
An SITS bushels earn In hnih
HORnEAUS-Fer he, 9au'h'cH a2Rol W 90
bushels wheat in hulk hsll sacha corn
tuEN-Per bark nremen-lB. n6i bnahels crtn Wv
bnlk 1870 sacss cnrn { 70. ta3 hnshelsl
PAuILLAC-pet hark Montreal H.tfo hnshela
wheat in bulk 1866 sacks wheat ts2ta hushelsl
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F0R CORPUS CHRISTI

Iffs FOR CORPUS ooh'srl
Ereighis received for above point resbippad
at lndlauola by sehooners and through bills of
ladlne signed.
Iigheraa TO 0ornus Christi and Brazos tif
any A. ilsk andgxnenaGn'e onsignees.
Freight FOR all the above points received NJ
the derot Of Morgan's Louisiana and Texpe
Railroad, foot Of Lafayette straat daily until
-. NJ,
Tickets and statafonms secured until y m.
at ngents office or nj the ferry landing, on
morning Of departure.
Through tickets will he Issued from iha office
r. tho principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad. on the international md
Great Northern Railroad, Texas and Pacific
Railroad
@. A. WHITNEY y 90, Managers,
ae1 tx Corner Magazine and Natehe7 sts.
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10 w EIg COAST.
Plagniol dc James
OLIVE OIL.

rV,BE BRAND or OLIVE OIL OF PLAG.
4 MOL DE JAMES 80 universally known, is
the only brand which has been awarded ths
Grand Gold Medal at the UHiveraal Exposition
Of Paris In 1878, and the Prize Medal at the Elk
position Of Philadelphia In 1875. We, the IN,
of Mr.. PLAGEI0L DE JAMES, of Narcotics
do hereby caution the public that any forgers
and imtators of said brand will be prosecuted
with the utmost vlgor Of the law
BAaRETTT h XI@UES,
i've III eTand 90 Decatur street.
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vECHE ANN ArrHAFss,AyA.

For BAYOU TEGHE AND ATOHAFALAYA
RIVER
Leaves SATURDAY. Dec. 10. Of + y. m
TT ron at MARrINAVILbE NEW
lEsa4nasAsk Nj Iberia, Jeanarttta. franklin Oen-
- Ieville. Fattersonylle and oil inter
me Hate landings IN Bayou Tenhe and Atchaf
aaya river-The new passenger steamer
JOHN "a CHAMBERS.
r II Muggah, Muster.
will leave aa above, For freight or passage
aurly on board or TO
GEO. u H1TE, No. la Grayier at.
or ! 10. GkRLIN 60 Magazine street
No debts will he paid unless contracted upon
order of
,Ie2 LLOYD r REIT.
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NJ y sv \ ~ rsswa

Ew bark Mary Ann Walatrpm ftrm 81 Thrmas ~
master
Ans is oas Tonello, n dsys FROM st Thomas,
TO master
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Esss n1rts.

aIvARADO-rer schr Maria Louisa 6f pcs NJ
cedar To MMke RrDs SEQ
NEW YuRK-rer.hlie HELEN NJ Ruwler An1 tons
egg coal 80 boxes sear s9A pl"ws and sundry mdse
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~ @.ssm@Asr
FOREIGN FORTS.

Ivy liable to the n v. HetsldI
Antwerr Deoembet sailed for New Orleans III
ahir nsgmar. hnlt
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STEAMBOATS,.

He stnat Otendprfer ftom FIsquemine
Jehn y Baird Baird ffom Raypu Raretatia
81 John McElroy, frnm sller Depot
10 Bryatly. Scevei ftem Alex ludiia
j n white Holmes ffem Gieeuvilie
Reet Mitchell, Moore FROM Cincinnati
Martha Rasaett from Fort Eads
isabel OPrv from LAWYER Cnaat
Emma Irvine. Rrig. tfntn Lower tlneHt
81 Mary, 4 alfetes from Denaldannville
Henry Fese. Aursin from Donsldsnnville
John Howard Carleton frnm JachaanrHrt
Alesandtia Rosrdman. frem Aeseuhris with .
batees
Mary Ida, WriRiey, from rnint Jackson with harEas
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MARINE NEWS.
oFFtUB NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
December ~ ie1e
t1tearea Yesterday.

seTWFFW E%NfWFAMFs
MI steamship Mary Tathatn. Eofley for Liver npnl
Ererirh geo
Ep steamship Yurac Bat uesrte, for tiyetp,c-
A X Mier SEQ
Steamship Ches W Lord Celou. for yers Otuv-
A Notbp
Aus bark Washington, Cosr,ch fnt Rnnen-
Maetnh n Cnsulrh
Sw bark aauthind. Taafnan FRI tdeans
Hnhi netlea,
pt bark Bremen Caldwell ~ Rcnen
Lowell 4 Bailey
Br bark Montreal Ceslhret tor Pauae
Norton a Bell
Brig Annie Batcheldef steelman. for New York
Joseph Kelley
Hehf Iefferapp BORDEN Patterson tol Mnhile In hal
last W " whitney
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nr steamship County If Eputherland Rain FROM
Phiadephia. to A Miller SEQ >epanede st
Hr steamship Balande, Mitchell irum hio Iane.o
TO I A. q Fotwued let dis -
Rr ateamehip bertha Langy, from Antwerp to
* Miller &cn@funt
IN bark Wave % Life, Henderson. ~ days FROM Lon
don to master I'll hta, Gt MARY ri
Nor barkentine 2ius GhiistCphersnn 80 haya ftnm
Rio Japeirn. to rastef--tst dia ~
Nor brlg Lagettha Stangehy, from ST Ehnmal Nov
90 TO n Oett I'D di,S.
Bhsrhr Jennie Weod, Ward, DAYS from Ruaiar, 10
q 0tefi Bto-re Tier
Eehr Frederick III EigAnp from Upper Enaat ~
fupater-- "a dla
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ON THE WAVE
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
LEAVES MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND
FRIDAYS, at 10 n. m.
r. For WELHAM'a PLANTATION
- Il Bonnet Oarre Church. Hahnyie
So Kennerville and nil intermediate
plantation landings The fne wheel pas
sengers tnamer
J. IT, Brou master Arthur l., Freret clerk.
will leave az above. returning own tho ronat
In daylight TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
RATURDAY5. For freight or passage srply on
board or to ID II. FERRET.
No II Delta street, no stRira.
A clerk will ba found on the landing daily
TO receive freight. oc22 tt