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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Eastern and Portsmouth & Dover
Roads.
PORTSMOUTH, July Ito correct erroneous
impressions in regard to the propositions of the
Eastern road to the Portsmouth & Dover road,
President E. B. Phillips publishes a letter to
Frank Jones proposing in settlement of all
pending controversies between the roads that
the Eastern Railroad hereafter pay as annual
rent an amount equal to four per cent. upon
the par value of stock already issued.
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New Yor,, stocis nn.l nlonoy nEnrke1.

NEW YORK, July 14-Evening. Money market
easy at 21ad31a per cent call, closing at 21a
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3941a Sterl-
4S614 l4S61s for short Governments are frmer.
State bonds-Louisiana consols at 1855. Railway
mortgages firm.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
134. 400 shares.
me folIowinU ara to-dav,s closing quotations of
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Another Town Treasurer in Trouhle

HARTFORD, July 14.-Samuel j. Mills, treas
urer of the town of Bloomfield, is deeply in
yolved in his accounts with the town. inves-
tigation indicates deficiency of at least S25.
900: Mills has always borne good reputation
and has been town treasurer ten years.
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Sale of a Railroad.

ST; PAUL, July 14,-St. Paul & Duluth rail-
road has been sold to stockholders of the Chi
cage q northwestern. This places all the rail-
of the Chicago combination.
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PennSylvania's Bond Scandal.

HARRISBURG, July 1.-THE state bond in
vestigating committee had meeting today
and obtained a number of important facts
which may result in unravelling the mystery
oil the oyer-issue of bonds in 1853
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Shot hV a. Mob

KNOXVILLE, July 14.-Lucius Weaver (col-
ored) who on the 3Oth of May last committed
rape ON Mrs. Howell, a white lady, was to-
night taken from the guards by mob of about
100 men and shot through the heart.
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A Republican Gain.

ANNAPOLIS, July 15.-At the municipal cleo
ton to-day the Republicans elected the mayor
city counsellor and four of six members of the
city council. The present mayor is Demo-
crat
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CHEsTsTADORO's HAIR DYE,

is now known throughout the American continent.
1t is harmless, contains caustic improves the fl
bres, produces rich, natural and lasting color of
any shade from warm brown to a glossy sable, and
is endorsed by the most eminent analytic chemists
in the United States. Manufactured by j. CRISTA-
DORO, No. 93 William ST., New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
jly7 sneod&w1m
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at New York 18th, steamers Niagara, from
Havana; 14th, City of Merida, do.
Ar at San Francisco 18th, ship Levi Wade, Bag
ley, Victoria.
Ar at Antwerp 18th, ship John 7 Berry, Brown,
New York
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NEWS.
PORT OFF PORTLAND.

MONDAY, July IA.
Arrived.
Steamer New York Winchester Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
+ Sch Ward j Parks, Coombs, Rchmond-coal to
Gas Company
Sch Laura Messer, Gregory, New York-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
& Sch Sympathy, Tainter, Boston-salt.
Cleared.
Steamship Eleanora Bragg, New York - Henay
Fox.
Barque Robert, (SwedD Plangren, Buenos Ayres-
G S Clark.
Barque Luiga p (AusD Bradshaw st John, NIB,
to load for Marselles-Chase, Leavitt g. Co.
Sch Petrol, (Br) Bradshaw, Kempt, NS-A d
Whidden.
Sch Boston, Hall, Boston-Jas Lucas.
Sch Martha, Manuel, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &
True.
Sch Caroline Kriescher, Devereux, Bucksport-
S w ThaXter.
Sch Exact, Kimball, North Boothbay Nath1
Blake.
SAILED-Barque Rachel, n NJ Haven; schs j NJ
Morales Bramhall and others.
sSAlso, schr Boston, and returned leaky.
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MARRIAGES,

In Alma, July 6, Betram G. Cunningham of ,Jeffer-
son and Miss Alice M. Moody of Newcastle
In Bristol, July 5, Jeremiah NJ. Abbott and Miss
Almeda Geyer.
In Auburn, July 8, Emery A. Howe and Miss Julia
A. Young. --
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Female Ball PLAYERS Mobbed.

New HAVEN, July 14.-Female base ball
players were mobbed today while leaving the
ground, but escaped injury although stoned
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Secretary Board of Health

President Howard Association.
This afternoon the on of Judge Raw rallied
and tonight hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Advices received bv
the National Board of Health state that the
yellow fever excitement at Water Valley,
Miss, has abated, and that there are no new
cases there or in Memphis.
The executive committee of the National
Board of Health invites the attention of the
all state and municipal authorities and sani-
tary organizations to the fact that they should
without delay endeavor to secure the best san
itary condition of places and people under their
charge 1t further says the fever is liable to
breaklout in places visited by the epidemic
last year and that there is danger of it's spread
ing North and East, and strongly urges the
strictest cleanliness and immediate removal
and destruction of decaying and offensive
matter in all cities, towns and villages.
A despatch to the board reports New Or
leans healthy.
New ORLEANS, July 14.-Dr. Herrick, who
went to Water Valley as inspector of the Ma
tional Board of Health reports the case there
as extremely questionable and says the people
are recovering from their panic
DR.. Locher, in charge of the Touro infrm-
airy, denies that case of yellow fever has oc-
CURED in the infirmary.
Yellow Fever Of on Shipboard.
HALIFAX, July 14-Brigantine Orloff at
Arichat now in quarantine, reports that the
second mate and captain died Of fever on the
passage and were thrown overheard.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ECIIP5EDs

False lights are extinguished when GREAT TRUTH
shines FORTH and the iconestabe fact that the hair
turns from gray red or sandy to glorious black or
brown, QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
changes its hues. under the operation of
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Escaped Convicts.
MINOR TEL, ,E,GRAMS.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 14.-Three convicts,
all desperate characters, escaped from the
county prison last night.
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and inds-
cretions of youth nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C.. will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH
L. INMAN, STATION d, NEW YORK CITY.
no26 sneod&wy1
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EsOston Stock Market.

SALES of the Brokers Board, July 14.l
Boston & Maine Railroad. ad................1141
Io''s' uo'..''' li%4
Second Board-Frst Call.
81 Eastern Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 151A
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

LUBEC, July 6-Sld, sch Lookout Huckins, for
Whiting.
July 10-Sld, schs Carl D Lothrop McAllep, and
Nellie Dinsmore Parker, Kempt, Ms to load plaster
for Philadelphia at S1.55 per ton.
Jnly 11-Ar, sch Clara Jane, Allen, Portland.
Sid, schs Huntress, Brown for Boston; Lahaina.
Houghton, Philadelphia. -
July 12-Sld, sch Convoy, Mclean, Boston.
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ENFOpeNh NNfKCts.
LONDON July 14-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 81 g.
16 for money and account.
!. LONDON, July 14-12.3 P. M.-American securi-
uesDUnlted States bonds new 5s, 105; new 1as
lO64s; As, 10434 Erie 287s preferred at 81; il,
linois Central 9O14. -
LIVERPOOL July 14-123O P. M.-Cotton in
moderate inquiry; uplands at esd; Orleans at
q l5-I6d; sales 1000 bales, including 1000 for
speculation and export; receipts 3700; all Ameri-
can.
LIVERPOOL, July 14-12.3O P. M-Flour at Ga
10 q; Winter Wheat 909 6 Spring do, 10dS 6;
California average 1893 G;club do 8 4d9 9;Corn
1924 3; Peas, 5 TO- Provisions. &c-Pork, at
- g; Beef at ~ 6; tBacon, 26926 8; Lard, 81 8;
Cheese at.33 6; Tallow 81, at London 50 6.
PARIS, July 14.-Rentes III 60.
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SPOKEN.

June 23 back of Gibraltar Rock, barque Nina
Sheldon. from Almeria for New York
July IL, lat SO 81 Ion II 55, ship Arcturus Kel-
ley, from New Orleans for Liverpool
July II, lat 40, lon 72, ship Corsica, Henry, from
New York for Antwerp.
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NEW YORK.

New Trial Denied in the Suit Against Gen.
Sheridan.
New YORK, July 14.-Judge Wallace in
the United States Circuit Court today denied
the motion for a new trial in the suit of James
Whalen against Gen. Phil Sheridan, a claim
of half a million for dispossession of one Kill
lond of plantation.
Policeman Fatally Beaten.
In attempting to disperse crowd of roughs
on Fifty-sixth street yesterday Policeman Huff
was fatally beaten by one named Hannigan
and some twenty others. Hannigan was sub
sequently arrested.
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Business Opening.

&SAAO REQUIRED.-An equal partnership
ePSOOO in a well established business in this
city, with good profits. Party qualified to take
OF the business would be preferred Apply to n. s.
GARDINER, Centennial Block, No 93 Exchange
street. july2-tf
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FINANCIAL.
a. GOOD
B RTAN !

a GOOD PLAN z
The most profitable way of dealing in stocks is by
combining many orders and cooperating them as a
whole, dividing profits pro rata among shareholders
thus secures all the advantages of immense capital
and experienced skill, and can use any amount.
from SO to $4,000 with equal proportio1l-
ate success. "New York Stock Reporter and new
circular mailed free. Full information for any one
to operate successfully. LAWRENCE & CO., 81
Exchange Place, n. Y, jy10TTh&S3m*
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Exports.
Inn ports.


BAYOU sARA-Psr steamer John W Cannon
~ bales cotton 10 J l. Harris &eo-i7 do to Lehman
Abraham &eo-i7 Meyer Weis Ae0-S a q Now
mani PAYNE Kennedy aeb-4 Heifsr & Garaner-
3 Norwood h Richards Eenshsw. Camnaek Eco
) Gunn bel-2 Clapp Bros Aco--f March Il Sehsn-
kef-28s SACKS cotton seed N o Cotton Seed Assoela
Sfon-154 sacFs rongh rice Alien T. SVrno--5s do TO
g a PaflliDpi &c0-a25 sacks whea5 A Stevens on
sask hisss hf tee talow e Fl Hanse1i--9 bales Of
ROSS q II Wright--2 do < Gress-s1Ddriss to or
Gsrfotsj 50 cotton 2sf sacks cotton seed ~
SACKS rougA rios SIS sacks wheat
DONALD5CNVfLLE-Psr steamer Henry Tote
2fa sacks ron III rice 70 Bragier-t5e no 9 Phil
iippf &eo-f4T Allen & 5Yme-Si 7. TsrrsbonIs--5
bhis sugar I. Reder 6co-sandres to order -Tesal
bbis Al ar $50 sscks rough rice
PORT EADS-per steamer Martha-2a8 sacks Of
rough rice To z X Thompson--t99 d. Chisfa e. Boyd
- do Lehman. A braham &eA~-z8 KIP s. RuGh--s.
sacks potatoes Gasanova--sGadriss 20 order Tora
6S5 sacks rough RIGS
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Exchange Clippings, september

Cincinnati Commercial: m.@.am@
Capt. Joseph Aust arrived from New ORLEANS,
ana assumed c2lnm tnd Of The Lucy Ga5treIl,
loading TOR the South.
the hard rains Tuesday nlgst caused ne
river 70 swell rapidly. and iuuadate freight dI4-
charged along y entire line Of tas ley5e. Most
OF tue freight ~ being renogea.
ST LoUI5.-G4p-aias j. j. J0ld, u. n. Wood
aad GEO. Rea Mt SaW Ora "a. are liza the city:
Captains H; ], ID si4ke-. G. p Tru.Eow and Il. 1
SSeoyeL will arrive Tomorrow. sn route tor
Gr4y's Iron Tinei+ bril7ing tx substantial
new bafgas-four a. JEFF .rsonvtlle aad tw9
g ~, ne Mono4ganelas. river: Their toEFoats
oughlT repaired. The later Will receive new
machinery. cg .indhFa s@Tea te.,t sarnhe by
tWenty- five inches In diamerer shs viii be Ia :
Most powerful boat on the liver.
G1Gfier-J GU nat:
Capt. Gus E ,dge. the noboiast Roman Of
them all. ts 10 the city.
Especial III tie Democrat
CINCINNATI Sept. s.-The Lucy Ga trelI did
.oo tons and freight Ia sight u AT out.ais2c BIN
full q people. Late il to- afte. no deputy
~ aa A.. al vent on bard sn attsnrl IT, p94t
che viii depart. The 60 den Rlle will c.m-
mence loading for the South ON III udag. TIE
satehez will b. ready ID false steam "a nes-
Gay, and will probably ieave foe Cairo dnl s
sapt hers changes his miad The Weather.
? beautiful aud business moderate.
| II. LOUIS. Sept. II be river II faling. win
s6-lo feer 10 tn gauge. NJ arrivals. D-plrted
TtF OF N!eAs burg FOR Fick-bIrg. j. Il. III.
hieeaior and Annie P. Silver for New Orleans.
aahe Silver. on leaving the wharf. was q .aEing
i've feet large. towing barge gura.. She has
EMfge engagements below. The Miss issIppi
rnaileg Trans pofratioa Company vii se1d TIE
rort Eads and barses to New Orleans tc-mor-
Caro-, SEP. 6.The City 81 Alton i filing
~ here. The Grand Lake pissed Gp. Tine
yTo hhan Dippold will get away II thu morning.
Sas snsplci0us eases of fever Mt Arlington Were
nna aIilnd by Or Riley. and pronounced typho-
by telegraph
snssa1scINSATT. Sept. 6-The river II feet
n Iisass and falling. The weather Is clear and
NoaIRo. Sept 6-Arriyed: Gran Lake from
1Tass orleans at midnight. DAoart4t: Graad
0ri az Lof 81 Louis at m. Dtpn0ld for New
ana US az =. N. The riv-r is ~ feer iachas
AM rising, The weather is cloudy AMI peas
EVANSVILLE, sept. 6-The river is ~ feet .
HAAS HAAS and falling. The weather Is clear and
kin rcboaolisyIILE. Sept. 6-The river is feet !!
pIaaSSss a ana falling. The weather Is clear and
an rafrIsRuRe Sept s-The river IS il inches
II pleas, saationarT. The weather Is clear and
1asaEos, La Sept. s. - Ferd. Y. Callos:
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= =
RAIL. RDABNs

NEW oELEANs AND MOBILE RAILROAD,
~ MOBILE FAST LINE.
THE SHORT EFT sDIIrTE TO EASTERN
CITIES
DAILY PAssENa ER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. August 81 1879 trains
Will arrive and leave depot, feos OF Canal street
SO follows;
LEAVE, ARRTvE,
TO- Express No, Express.
daily. 500 p.El, daily 81 Ii am.
No Coast Ac- No. Coast Ac-
eonlTnodafi'n comnodaEi'n
daily except daily except
sunday -....3.3G ON Sunday. .....9 rs am
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Serths secured In advance on application at the
Office corner Camp and Common streets. oDDo-
9'y' o's' 8. B, ROBINSON. superintendent.
d1f7 J. ". COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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aCEGAa'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL
POAD AND STEAMSHIP co.

September f--5 bbts naolasses / IF do ZGberbiar i
BtRaR-2 bales cotton Is dds hides IL dry hides to
L Lseassagne-t0 SACKS sset cotton Lac0ste Il Chas-
aaiynae-.s Rides L TeFrebanne-Is haIes moss to
j VI Walsh do G Fl Wrtght--3 Gadere haImer-
ii q Bonrg-5 sevin--52 head cattle Servat
-I9 do G Mehle aeo-an sunGries to orfer-TnbsI
bsIes cotton 10 sacks Seed cotton ) coils moIasses
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
September s-tth sacks rough rice Allen 81 S7me-
90 d, q q Pnillippi aco-522 Siewerd Il Thompson
-Tsta! 4z2 SACKS rough ues 05"s
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pogT EADs. Sept. 3. .. nn;-Baforhetef 2s.ss'
Viii aaar FeesFf Weather cioHd9-
A III Steamship Eatekerboeker, at 9:is
TAFT nfxht. Ksnble master, from View YORK n
= Uni, B. Ward r. At ~ this morn
Inc p;lz ii m ast}r, from Eaatan. with cargo
II s fratf 10 s. oferri Efos ,.,
aanderson master. ~ days from Gibraltar. ia
ballast. NJ EaZ-tsr u %.
NJ departures.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW on.
LEANS RAILROAD,

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive az the Calliope
Street Depot, on and after July 8. 1873. as iol.
iows:
Leave, Arrive.
Exp. No. /. s:1s D. u. Exp. No. ., s:45 a. n
liked No. 5, 7 go a. n. Mixed No. 4, 30 =. &C.
Nos. and run daily. Mes. and daily. ez-
eept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for MeConb City
ST SUNDAY To EXCURSION to acconb City
FIJI pTLI e - PALACE SLEEPING cA.s
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINgIyNATI,
COLUMBUS, O., AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for ST. LOUIS Sleeper ts at
tacaed at Milan. enabling passengers, TO 60
through without leaving The train Only ONE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA.
for the Virginia SPRINGS, daily. without change.
Tickets for sale berths secured and tnrOrmsr
ion given at No, n Camp street. corner OF
AID. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
r. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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Leaves every T g EaDAY and THURSDAY &c II
a. n and SATURDAY. az p. a.
- ~ Fog oEAaGE FAEM PoIATE
Terrs aux Seuf and all plantation
landings, The naw ana and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J. a. Ruiz rlass1s-
d n. ValIette and n. ~ Barrois clerks.
Leaves "a ABOVE regularly. returning 90 the eifs
fraIghf o passage apply On board head OF Con,
n zfraaR. asE1H
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RRRH Nv.

KEEH Nv.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HaVRE. soUTE4AP-
TON AND HAVANA.
~F@@k. The steamships Of The North Ger
1sxaaassa& man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips, as follows:
From Ersmen. FROM n. Criesas
Hanover ..,...... September II
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana, and on taeir home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen, Southann ptoa or Havre TO Hay
ana OF New Oreans-Cabfn, $50; SteeraEe, sSs.
From New Orleans TO 5outhana oton, Hayrs or
Brenaen-.Cabin, $50: Steersge. s4s
From Sew Orleans TO EaVaaa-Casin. s3s
Stssrage, s15.
CHILDREN under zen years, half price: chill
dren under ops year frse
NJ B-Our agent for Texas, Mr. Peter N. En-
hard In Galveston, Is authorized to Issue steer
aga passage orders at the following through
rates.
Fran Bremen 20 Galveston, al
From Bremen TO Tndtanoia. s45 50.
The com pany reserves she right to change Eae
route Of the steamers their advertised days OF
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, southampton
or Havra to new Orleans Issued % aas under
signed.
Ed. +. aIOCIAETER d CO., Agents,
au31 IL a Catol sTreeS.
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:
by Cable to the NJ. z. Herad.J
81 Nazafre, to Sept 2-saisd for New Orleans. arip
sandnst7. Lowdsn.
q tlais AueasG 60 hle3 for New Orleans, bark
Y traus Sorensen,
Liverpool. Sep Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Mortnan pt9n. Murphy
5ay MAIL .m5=@mM=
Liverpool. Argnst 2a-Losding for Me- Orleans,
sfeamahlp st louis Reid.
Hare Augn l-5 lied for New OTlasas, baFk
Georges lex Caroline Gaiarosa} Jean.
Genoa, AngHe5 1a-5afisd for rev Orleans. stsaaa-
ship 4arsleY Rookie
Gibraltar Ananst l5-saSled for New Orleans BIZ
Steaash5p Mar oororsga T. S4nderson
Wsst Hart eponl, Eng 2z-Ssiled for Nsw Orleans,
shiI 5srJru4e, Sargent
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. .. LANA

1GdMR The Steamship
EXPLORER,
Williamson com raand5f.
wifi SAL on or about September 8. 1879. from her
yhsrf foot Of jackson e4aays,
VIII receive cotton and sixn through 0it8
lsdina for the Continent. between aavras
Cronstads.
These steamships, being Of Hght draft, viL
cross the bar OF the MssstsstDDf at Al! times
Utthor1t detention,
For freight Apply 10
ga6 IL 1873 Gravter sTroes "a stars.
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Receipts MT .ue Old ga.tn.

Bonfouca-Per sehr vienna-6oo bbls charcoal to
order
TO order
Ocean sprtngs-Per sehr Aneia-t4oo bis charcoal
TO
Wolf RiTer-Per sohr / Lotrano-Isec0 feet az
lumber to ordar
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MARINE TELEE aAsTS.

NEw YoKK. Sept 6-Arrtved. City Of Ceiuna-
bus G4rmanic. sora erset and Santiago de Cuba.
Arrived ont: GoTtno and Guineyer. Home
w. rd: Johann Frederick for Savannah, L1d-
wig n VI bile Resol1re for Wilmington,
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Staa rner John Wilson leaves this evening ana
will arrive Monday eyeniDg-r Mrrrrp
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sTEAMBOATs.
LAX r PORTs.

FOB VAUDEVILLE AND TCHR-
sysbzE functa River United States NAH
steamer
@ HEROINE.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
from Lake End. From Vaudeville
Arrival 81 "a. N. srain. At. .-s-- ia O'Clock M
Arrival 81 .. D. train, for MadisonviIe d}reet.
MONDAY
From Madisonvi1Ie at As a. N.
From Vaudeville at a. n.
TUESDAY.
Dyorn Lake End on arrival Of $50 .. %. train
YcV MahdsviIle, LeVtsbIrg.
WEDNESDAY EXCURSION.
Arrival Of Q a. IN. train At.,..............T A. n
Arrival $50 o. a. train. At. g .. n.
Arrival OF D. 10. train.
THURSDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Vaudeville.
Arrival Of %. M train. At-..--.-.......T a. "a.
Arrival $50 .. m. train, At. o. "a.
FRIDAY. =5z
From Lake End on arrival Of $50 D. n. train.
- - ''''''e NO. SATURDAY.
From Lake End. From Vaudeville.
Arrival ofA D. n. train. At z a. 10. and D. N
NEW CAMEIIA.
MONDAY SCHEDULE.
From Lake End, on arrival Of u m. train for
MandevIlls. Lewisonrg MadisonVills and Old
TUESDAY.
From Old Landing at s a. N.
From Vaudeville at a. N.
THURSDAY.
From Lake End on arrival Of IL na train.
FRIDAY -.-..#
From Old Landing at 8 a. n. ."5
From Vaudeville at a. m. .=~-.+s-@
SATURDAY
From Lake End on arrival OF 3:3o o. NJ train
for Madisonvilla and Old Landing.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Old Landing.
Arrival ct a, n. train. Al. .--..-3 8, N
for Vaudeville, Lew From Mandsytlle
isbuyg. MadisonyilIe At.-.s........... "a o N.
and Old Landing.
TO Manfav1Ifa- ssaeG each way
10 LeWl9bIfg. ssaec each way
70 w watson vile ..---..-.. each way
TO Old Landing .....+...........8a each way
EXCURSION BATES.
Fare from either side round TRIP To Manae-
Vile so cents; MadisonViIle and Old Landing.
81
Two Ines Of stages connect with steamers at
Old Landing.
Freight will be received daily at her landing,
' ~ ~ ~ " g.. coYLa,
Jy21 & 81 Garondelst street.
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asestpts at the Nev Raa,n.

Pearl Rirer-Pe~ sohr Leander JaHe-a5. Goo feet Of
NM beer 10 ] W Adams
Waif kiver-Per schr Eenezia-a3 coo feet Iunb Der
10 n Blddig
BiIon-Psr sehr CeIir42ao 90 feet Ian5er to Il
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UPPER COAST PACKET Tg
BAYOU GOULA.
Leaves every MONDAY WE.sss E,UAY and
SATURDAY &C II an
- ~ TIE LIE passenger steamer
-. WHIspEg,
J. /. CemsEDek mastar. &. M. Woods and Cha
Dean clerks,
Will leave regularly ~ anove. putting on
frefRat n daylight. Returns DOWN ne eoass
II daylight TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ALL
SUNDAYS.
For eraiSns CT oaasags apply On board ar q
g. KENO, 20 Conn., sfTesE. at
r. q. MEI4AHCCa. Sc HfenV..ss es Il.
4 clerk On me landing &c al lAaeS az
PsEThe whisper viii represent fae - Ell III
aud the Bertha.
NEW or Fans AEp IgEgAzmm oc.1
aaN oAs WEEKLY PAGk AT.xsuT,Av ,rx
raavas every MQND4Y. aDa sA'SA3 a-s
FOB NEW VAGH hhIG ~HgAN
4 - R1nnsS Care. Hsaanvtsls. hEIGsr.
vile and all wag .Anala&s IN Tia
steamer ry.
tr1s. DaEouchai master. 3. YocA ciefx.
iii Iagys as Above. rerurnin4 down rnG eca0f
Tnsstiav. Thursday ard Saturday Ia daTifghEs
Tor Freight or psssH1n auplv On board or 10
W. T. COHEAEXs % Cent? aEresE
Aalerk always On tha leyoa % focntSa na144&
fnot Qf Cont stxesk ecak1
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Memoranda,

Tee steamship Caamette building 1t Cramps
yard, Philadelphia, Tor horgan's Louisiana ard Tex
&C Ia Tread and Steamship Company, TOR their New
YORK ana New 0rE ans line Il expected TO be
lame led on satur- a., September -.
comparative statement OF sea going ves -els
in tire por1 OF New Orleans made up to Septem Ger s.
1879, SHOWS that there steam 4hips c ahiDs
barss, 2 briggs ana sehooners. At tire same date
last year there were steamships, . ships, 3
barks briggs and sohoonars.
DISASTERS IN AUGUST
The num Der OF vessels belonging to o. bound TO or
frou ports E the United tates REPORTED F last
ana missing during the past month is D., Of which
3s were wleekea. abandoned, sank BY collision.
barned foundersd. 2capsized- and are missing
The Lat comprises steamers, ships, barks
b1igs and 35 scaooners Their total value exclusive
of carEoes is estimated at s6s5, eco.
NOTICE 70 MARINERA
The bar buoya ct Beaufort. n. G., were carried