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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

METROPOLITAN ELEN AIED RAlLN ~.
vi OPEN FEOM J:3U A. N. TO u 2. y. 60
RECTO TREEr-Near point Tor " Al stroot Ferry,
and conuects with for south Ferry. d.
COKTLAN DT TREElNearcst point for Jersey CiIy Ahd
Nearest point for Post Ocice CITY Hal and
Barclay street Ferry "a HobOken. $500
CHAMBERS STREET Neagcst point Tor PaV4n!A ai Liz
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN STREET
D-STRFFr-N pointer Dcs eses Street Fifty
% Jersey CITY, and connects With DcsOrosses aAd
BI zEc KEP.sTREET-Con with cars for East and
FIGHTf-TREET- Connecting With for Christopher.
md Et.tT % Ferries.
FOURTEEN THIS Connecting with cars Tor fAss
Twenty. thiIi and n rtv fourth street Ferries -
TWENTY 7 III RID STREET Connecting Win ears Tor
Twenty third Ferry o. Jersey CITY. g., .,.
THIRTY. THIkDsTREET-COnuec WIN CARS 'o' Hee
hawkeu Ferry. -. LII - -
transfer Coapany's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FTFTTFTTf ~lItPIr and -IXTE AVENUE
FIEsIY. EIGHTH STREET entrance 20 CentrA
Park, connecting W; "a Caru 81 Belt llne lt4lio-d
FIFTY -iIRD STREET and EIGHTH ANEN u
FIFTY. NINTH STREET aud NINTH ANEN -.
EIGHTY. II IRIS T--TKEEr and NINTH EENlE.-
NINETY THIRD STREET and NINTH VEN - ~,
ONE-HUN OREDAN D-FOURrH . IREAT anu MINI
AVENUE
Fer upt0wn trains take east side stations
Foi downtown traias take west side stations. $500
Trains will astIlsL and Bth9yo, aud IV4Sa~1 aha
Eth. ave. Alternately . ,-.. a.. 49,, -, s.sn o.,
1870 p. mi. aud 8 o. when the fsrr - > ceut.
SUNNY TKANIs from 1880 y. n. Jll ~ mldhlShG
WM. r. GARRISON, Pgts.daIs
" VAN BROCKLIN, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

DUMMY ENGINES az PRIVATE SALE.
-Tbr New.YOrk Elevated Railroad Company VIII
m Al private sale either together separately tho following
four wheeled dummy engines ., .-,.
Four Engines IGlu, c5iLdef "hoe4 % lho4' NOh aD'u
$4,000 pounds. a., -. 3D.,
Fifteen Tngine- sxIO cylinder wheel 80 inch weight
F1r of those engines stored at 9sth st. and 3daye
delivery. The remaining seventeen can
b., drIivrred about the IsfO August next.
FOI further paruoulars &C. Inquire OF the 9a,ier,gnel
Gen.Ial ONCE SewYork Elevated railroad Company New
YORK Z broadway. Juno Z, 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
CKrur5lous.
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
Ann

a. AND
COMFY ISLAND POINT.
PROSPECT PARK AND COEEH ISLAND RAILROAD
TRAINS between CONEY ISLAND POINT and wEsr
BRIGHTON BEACH leave hourly from 3 a. N 10 lM3g
ana halthoury thereafter untl 1919 Z NJ makinq
Oua With steamboats, 10 and from Ncwl
Newark Excursion tickets IS cent-
Trains est Brighton Beach and Brooklyn VIII
half-hourT from $3.50 10 and NON D. n 70
81 D. every ID minutes and ON sundays sEsU ~ mhite
Excursion Tickets be brooklyn and West BrsAlun
Reach rs The BrOoSYu Depot Grecn -Dp, StIave
2OtsE be by horse 0m all tho erries
300 feet high and he New ocean PIER 100 eet loag
Landing tho Oontre Of all the Eubc Attractions
GRAND COStEkIe UE Observatory P4Ls every AFTER.
noon and evening SUNDAY lncludsd by DoWHlNps
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND and ". All
BUCKLE, the world renowned Cornet ~olO.-- .
Grounds lighted by ELECT hIC LIGHT, 2ooSO csndlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

OCEAN NAVIGATION AND PIER COM
I PANN.
The grand opening n the Mammoth Iron Pier AZ Coney
Island = superb and complete success.
FOURTEEN HUNDRED FEET LONG WITH ONE
THOUSAND FEET OF GRAND PROAENAn@ AMI n
CAPACITY For $1,000 PLEASU kESEEhEh@
Tnequaled Promenade Concerts afternoon ana evening"
By Graiuas celebrated 7th Regiment bane
nn.nnur TILE rIMErAKLE CLonEI.Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

xyANTED.-A Milk dairy of from TO o
w ms ANY for which good security Tor prompt pay
ru.nt viii be given Addrcss A. ~, Tribune Uptown once
2Bs broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

A FOR ROCKAWAY BEACH EVERY
THREE OCEAN ExcUasfoSs DAILY BY the masnia
cent excursion steamers
COLUMBIA and GRAND ELPU BIIC.
1eav,nc COLUMBIA. REEFPTABSIRfo
olfhst North RIVER. $50 a u.. 1909 m. 1000 w.
II River. s.i5 m. 1sf5 b. m. 1920
Pier 2 Eafy. y. r. $500 a. ZeU D. U. loAos m
Jewels WHIT Brooklyn $3.50 q. -:l5 y. m i4OJ u
Leave ROCkaHay, II a. m, 4jO and 3.3o p w.
FARE, IS cents EXCURSION TICKETS % cents
=. EXCURSION TICKET, which ncude fares BOTH
WAYS ON THE STEAMERS AND ELEVATED HOAD4
are for al stations, both Eat aut West sides,
AT 90 CENTS.
FRICTION BEACH.
ABRAMS On Brooklyn. Fatbush md Coney Island ran
Uay uut furOAer notice wIu run hlI.hOur.y between
ELAlBJ SHAVE
N0ng Island Depot. brooklyn amt
BRIGHTON BEACH
from ESQ a. N. u 1880 p M. Trans VII Also leave
BEDFORD
(Frankllnavel athonrly, nom 633 q m. 70 lO;N
D. NJ Last train from .4e Beach, Il p. M The GcDoi
can be reached and Wall street Ferries by Asnc
and Fifth Lines via Fulton Ferry by Fatbusl
and Adams and BOcrum street Line, wa tmoa
Ferry Contra Line, via Grand and Roose
ferries by Lee and NOstrand Avenue, IOmpSlui
Avenue. and Franklin Avenue Lines Extra trains VIII ~
KUN '-'- " T. DoRwIN. superintendent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
nKw oRLkANH AND MOBILE RArLxAnn

January 1G--i5 bills oil 8 bills tallow to Branch
Crookss AGO. ; bhla soda j Carpentsr-2a half
Ubls flour 80 bbls -four y Soar a. Son-g bbls san.
sage ~ buckets do Holmes &oo-1R pkga ndss to
Horter a. Fennsr-i6 stoves Smith a co-a7 pA ~ to
baooo T sarszin-J bon es mdse NJ A Tarleton-9 10
Wes-i3 stoves Byrd &oo-40 tubs butter w
II Ho mes Coos bl IL twine to Goethe A. Usid--l
pkgs mdse w III Drake-2u0 bhis -four so hf hbla of
lard 10 bbls s5 pals lard vs. tercea lard tn
Miller Gtigsby Sro-2 phgs eggs J y Oil err bog
pickles Morrow Westei field ~ ga Jka cotton seed
u Cotton Seed Aasacistign--Sg kegs ah6t A @ Ken.
nett-70 bales mdse Anderson a Simpson-g5 pkgs If
brer VisCrd &ro-l car cattle Il NJ Fiautt~i do and
hogs Aycock Mitchell soo-5O bbls apples E Dober.
ty-i0 bbls whisky Kaufman & R-5 tkgs eggs to
Miller Meyer-dl hbls tongues II Dolhnude ACo
$50 bales cotton tn ordsr-isJ do Louis Ranger Geo
LIZ II Buck &co-IiG Ocean &co-tUe Cl9son &
Cot J Roth &co-g1 Allen. WEST a EuHb--l6 do to
J l. Harris sco-i5 Gardner, Gillespie &ro--1i do {,
Walden. Hawkins Roherta--3 T l. Airev &co-i TO
Lehman. Abraham Gee sundriss to order Total
l6J bales cotton SD sacks cotton seed
Train No 2-20 balea Gotten to Stewart Bros Geo
IL do Louis Ranger &Go---27 II BuGk--fg Ocean e.
oo-lp order-209 bbls -four Miller, GriRsby &eo--5O
tierces lard A NoItoB-sO kegs shot A q Kennett
SO boxes shoulders TO Sebwabaehsr, Frowspf Id a.
Pfefer-'2a pcs bulk meat Miller, Grgsby &co--I0
bbs oil Stautfyr Maorsadv &co-l pkgs mdse L w
Bohok--6 do NJ g. b J Montgomery-l kegs Of
butter Howard Preston. q boxes drugs = Bisnve
nue-5 bbls whisky q Pfeifer Bros do Neil Il
Co.'S pkge ndss w LevY-2 bxs hardware to J ID
Edwards-i2 kegs bolts order-l0 bIs bitters stein e.
Albert casks bottled beer M Kane pk gs mdse
HollsDdeI-t4 tierces lard j Norton--I2 frkips
butter Miller Grigsby Geo 80 pkgs paper Marx g.
X NJ d b J Montgomery-ipo pkgs beer g Yalets-I
box mdHe Heath Pippey e. Lara-l2 pkga butter to
Smith Bros &oo-sundrIes to order-Total 1872 bales
cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17

Rsoelpts VI Prod uoe

GREENvILLE-Per steamer j Nj Wbite-I96
bales cot on to Richardson May-t4 do TO Chafie,
Hamilton 4 Powell-l39 to Harris &oo-laI do
Meyer. Weis &co--e9 Lehman. Abraham &co--s7 do
John Nob!e-7l Juo Chaffe Sons-65 Allen. NJ
gent &co-67 II Allison &co-63 Graham. Black &co
-p Payne Kennedy &oO-3s Craig Hogan-4O
Walden Hawkins Roberts-36 Buckner-3O
Gwyn q Frellsen-.9 J NJ Franken tusb-25 Jno I
Hardie Aoo-22J b Wolfe &co-2a Clapp Bros eco
~ Phiippi &o0-l9 s Newman AGO. do to
j Cockburn-t3 Norwood T. Richards-l3 Jurey &
Gilhs-l2 Wilkerson-10 Newman-10 to
Friedander-l0 do to Renshaw. Cammack &co-s
Harrison ir &co--s do Forstal e. Jumon ville- /
L Airey Goo II Harris--6 Jno Phelps &oo--6
Ben Gerson e. Sons Beades Wood &co-5 to CIai.
borne &co-4 Gumbel-2 Lyman g. Liohtenstein-
= Ar MIltenberger Pollock j q G Crom Welt
Y Black &co-l g w Sentell &co-2Ss3 sacks cot
,on seed n . Cotton Seed Association-632 do Dane
'onnson-sundries TO order-Total 1927 bales cot
ton 35i5 sacks colt ton seed
81 MARIINVILLE-P steamer J NJ Cham.
oers-t, oaies cotton III bbs molassts Rykoski Ma
naoe 30 oales cotton bbls asses l. gne-
oaes cotton IL Groebel-7 bbls noasses IN John T.
Moore &co-l hhds sugar bbls sugar A r Hickman
% mus sugar 10 bills moasses Reusch-l6 do to
23 hhds sugar Frotscher-I bbs molasses & balea
cotton w Sentell Soo-50 bbls moIas'eaT posan r.
co-su hhds sugar tales cotton Tertrou-7 bbds
sugar neraua q Glberf-l do John Adams &co-6
Mouton n Dds sugar Allen, M. ent &eo-27
hhds sugar IL bos molasses bales cotton to paype
Kennedy &co-5o hhds sugar Brierre Sco-I3 do 4
bbls moiasses 10 > U Thomas &co-1 hhds sugar tn
G LaBaux 90 DO bols molasses bales ooi ton To
j w Burbrdge &co-1 hid sugar Richard MiIIiken
IA do bales cotton Capp Bros &co-JO bbds sngor
Staufer Macready &co-3. do bbls molassar ora :
bales cotton Zuberber Behan-2 bids sugar IN
Heuderson-3l do Vairin e. Mortimer1o a. and *
bbls moIasses d L Kernion--3l hhds sugar Jobn Cal
der-l6 hhds sugar A bbls molasses John CslderNss
do 40 hhds sugar Robert Hare-25 do Meyer, Weis &
col bbls sugar 9 6bls moiasses L Bibolet-5 do
bbls molaRses j Carin-1 hf bbls syrup Oehm
chen--I bbls molasses bbls sugar Cheval-lot OF
hides and horns Fitzpatrick HAIL. bbls sugar 70
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
ARR we'd

Steamship Morgan CITY Read from New York st,
inst, ioG A Whitney &co-Alpisrs
Steamer Amite Boyle. from Pensacola. to @ NJ Sora
New Basin
Ger ship Ba, barosa Cordes 80 days from Bremen 10
Hail a. Vaughan Point
Bit bark Carrie nslap, Or shy. 5s DAYS from A Mt
werp, to Hall Vaughan-Foint
sTGAMBoArE
J NJ White, White from Greenville
E J Cav, Brown from Bavou sara
Eva. Del.ouobel. from Hahnve
Henry Tete Auoou. from Bayou Latuurche
kittie Nye KouDs, from Lower Coast
Emma Irvine Vallette from Lower Coaat
John NJ Chambers. Smith from ST Merttnville
81 John, McBlroy, from Baton Rouge
Alex Kendall Adkins. from Camden
Belle. Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Isabel, o Fry, from Lower Coast
Annie b. Rolls from Bayou Barataria
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
REGULAR DEPARTURES TOMORROW
Exchange Clippings.

New ALBANY. Ind. Jan. Ia-Capt II, J.
Reamer, one Of the proprietors of the wharf
boat at this place. fell from the top of flight Of
stairs this afternoon. sustaining q ent across
the forehead seven inches In length His rhysi-
clans pronounce the wound of a serious, though
NASHVILLE Jan. is.eThe river has risen -
feet since Sunday. showing SO feet on the
Shoals--about 10 feet less than the rise of 1sia.
the highest on record The river cor, continues lis
head u navigation has not reached us; Re
ports from above state the streams are iull. that
the river has overflowed at several points and
drift are passing The Hillman reports
that she got as far rs Line Island. where
RSsa found heavy bs owpers Of the
Rhea. although she Is reported safe, are some
what solieitous. The, river Is beginning to CO.
yer the bottom lands about Nashville and some
they are fearful that this will be the heaviest
rise for years. Advices from above report rain
Tor the past forty-eight hours. The American
SoMERsET, KY. Jan. 1s-The Cumberland
liver at this point has risen IS feet altogether,
The river since noon has fallen about inches
ring at present and 1t is thought about all that
@n do any damage has run out by the noun
nin streams. The weather is clear and cool"
Dor. The heaviest and broadest fields Of Ii Ice
ever seen. here passed at intervals all day.
some fields were two miles long and half Q
ME ley, vide. and crowded both shores. Last night
held broke the Commonwealth loose and
crowded her against one of the Ravens barges,
providing 1t down across the bow OF another
patge and against the guard Of wharfooat 70.
nreaklng It down for several feet. ana mash
sng me Inside Of the barge Crescent so that her
uarRo had 70 be removed to make repairs. The
eaard OF the Commonwealth broke down the
WvhnlaRe. Later-A broad field OF ice broke the
AZ HSsoraska City loose. and she has gone down
4 tae river, Later-still another field cut down
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
CHICAGO sT LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

January 1913 bales cotton to order-If5 do to
Meyer, Weis &oo-19 Chatfe, Hamilt on a. Powel-5i
Richardson d. May-48 Biokham d. Moore-37 do to
umbel-3 Stewart Bros &co-3 Sehwab &co-
"a Moore g. Coleman-22 Walden. Hawkins e. Rob
erts--I5 A len, Nngent &co-l4 III a. Il Beer-l3 to
j l. Harris &co-9 Felix Walker L l. Airey Geo.
Newman &co-5 Allen. West e. Bush-4 Jurey
a Gs-2 Kieter Gardner--2 d. g Newman-i
j Carver-1 car cattle M Flaut-i do T Az
cock-2J M Flautt-25 bbs high wires w II Bean
ham-25 do COmmagere Il Lambert--lgO pkg pgs-
feet j X Kent &cO-l5 dry hides II H Hansell Il car
sawdust to Afford e. Martin--i6 frkns butter to
O n Lawrence &Co-0 rolls leather John Frank Geo
-2l6 sacks Oiloake Anderson e. Simpson, bbls oni.
ons bbs apples Mrs Palfrey-2O boxes tobacco
Hernsheim e. Bros do w VanBentnuysen-200
bbls -four TO L BuddeCke g. S0n-3nO cases canned
goods to orderI3 tierces lard Smith Bros &co-39 to
Schmidt Zieger--7 bbls whisky Ii Mehuert-40
bbls onions q w Dawson &co--40 do e Dohsrty-33O
bbs -four 50 tieroes lard Schwabacher, Prevented
Pfeifer-42 pkgs meat 1850 pcs bulk meat Jos West
Geo 100 bbls nour Glover & Odendahl-250 pkgs of
pigsfeet DelBondio-2 bb's whisky bxs books
20 Dkgs hardware bxs saddlery q a whitney eco
. pkge mdse Schmidt * ZiegIer-sundries to order
Total $50 bales cotton
rEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January l6 IL hhds sugar 20 bbls moasses to K G.
Dugue-30 do hhds sugar Lanaux & Sons do Is
bbls molasses Joseph Vignes-30 hhds sugar Gally
- do Meyer. Weis ECO + J Forstals Sons
II Richard Milliken-2l Brugier-2 4 Terrehonne
-23 LATTE, Dufho &co--10 1bibaut-sundrles to
orGer-IoCal IT, hhds sugar rs bbls moIasses
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
FROM THE PASSES.

PoBT EADs. Jan. 1e. 0 p. m.-Weather calm
thick and fCggv.
Arrived: AT & 30 .. m. British steamship An
dean. Miller master from Liverpool, via West
Indian ports. to 7. x q. Forwood.
Norwegian bark Braatoe. Nielsen master. bs
days from Genoa In ballast to Hall 4 Vaughan.
Norwegian bark Cort Adler, Olsen master. ~
days from 1T. Nazaire. In ballast. to master.
Sailed Sfeamsh ips Mayaguez for Liverpool.
and New Orleana Tor New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17

VERA CRUZ Per steamship Chas w Lord-i50O
ba "a cotton
QUEENsTOWN-rer bark Luna-5i5o sacks oil.
cake
BARCELONA-Per bari q eppe Lanata-65, 400
pcs slaves
MOBlLE-Per sohr DoIio and Dotia- IS tons coal
Imports
HAvANA-Per steamship Martinique-20O bbds
sugar to gar & LeloDg
NEW YURK-Per steamship Morgan City
Assorted mdse
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
LIVER 1Os,E,.
LIVERPOOL soUTHEmN -. ~. LINE.

E@EfNs The steamship
.S-AkA1E CHANCELLOR,
Valiant, Commander.
will sail on or about january IL. 1919, from
wharf. foot Of Eaplanade street
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
ladinR for the Continent. between Havret
CronBtadt.
These steamships, being Of light draft, Will
CROSS the bar of the Mississippi at all timea
without detention.
For freight apply TO .
DECAN d CO.,
de201y 1s9 Gravier street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANg DEMOCRAT.
Friday. January II, 1879.
AeVIvaoa

Isabel Emma Irvine, kittie Nye. Belle, Eva
Aiax. Kendall Corona, 81. John. J. NJ. White. j.
Il. Chambers, Henry Tete, Ed j. Gay.
Departures.
Isabel. Emma Irvine. Kitte Nye. Eva. Belle
Henry Flank. Henry Tete.
To Arrive.
Alvin. Emma Irvine, Isabel Kittie Nye. lower
ooast; J w. Cannon. Bayou Sara; Whisper
Ass,,uption, Henry Tete, q, H. Peck Iafour-
oha, Era M 10 u puf rivers NAtshez yieks-
burg; Bertha, npelousas; Danube. Red River
stage vt the Rivers.
pailv faIaeraphie report Of the stage Of watei
AZ various points with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday at D. ~.
Abpvn lnxu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
8y Railroads.
aoHaAH's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL

January tG-22 bids sugar to 4 Brierre &co-12 do
Varin Mortimer Payne, Kennedy &oo-ts do 10
Terttou-;2 do II bbs sugar II bbls moassss to
John Adams Aoo-tO do hhds sugar to j w Bnr.
bridge &co-9s do Cspp Bros &cc--ss Oonger a. Kel.
ly-31 4 MoDermott-ts Jno E King &co-sl l. God.
chaux-i2 soome 4 Jafay 20 Keiishav, Camrpaok
Soo-i Befaud gibert-l2 Cbas Hsuseh-l to J W
Flstt-l2 ID 4 Kefnion--t II Fasnaoht-l DO bbls of
II Gtoebel-S do 81 bbls melasses j NJ Puipan,-27 to
order 81 ~ hhds sugar = sevin-la do II bbls mo.
lasses John Calder-20 do hhds sugar J A Bourg-
W do III bbls moiasss Chas Latite-5 do hhds an.
gar ID A Given Il Son-56 do 80 bbls uolass es Bush
& Levett-T do bbis sugar "a bhds sugar r. Batr.
gosis-f bales cotton q W Ssntel Goo dol w Bur
bridge &eo-4 JBo Chafis u SONS Clspp tsros 4 90
A Teitrou-l0 Betaud 9ibert-T Payne Kepns.
dy &oo-i0 A A Mouten-Ti Hirsoh. Adj r &eo-i tee
skins Bourg-l bbls sugar ! Dbl green hides To
Rvkoski a. Manade-t bills molasses bhts sugar to !
Reuseb-l ht do Sewn hf bales moss j Eibolst
Is head cattle q Meble &oo--snbdfiea to prdsr-To
tai 80 baes cotton SOS hhds sugar II bbls sugar 2gg
bbls moassaa
From Clinton-Per steamship Morgan bale Of
ak ina So bales hides th5 bales cotton u A whitney
co-Sp do " DanBeel &o0-7 Boten &eo-4 do to
JDo L Hardie &oo-glp2 sacks cotton seed N o Got.
ton Seed A ss0oiatOn-ls boxes shoulders voss Hroa
az do Miller, Grigabv &oO-purdties tn otdsr-Te.
tai p5 bales cotton 2J22 sacks cotton seed
From Gaiveston-Per steamship Morgan-t5o dry
hides az sacks wool q A Whitney &eo
From IndiaDola- Per steamship Morgan 50 bales
90 : n Damned &co-p do bales hides do skins
y sacks wool 9 Whitney Ace Total 6s bales Of
cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY JanV y .R = a l p ~
T FoK P Fd0fp, e yahe Cateo w. Wssi-
Sz@&A wood, Eureka. Mound Bayou, Coulter
Point and ali way landings on Bayou Macon
The new passenger steamer
w. J.. POITEVENE,
Jara Sullivan master will leave as above. con-
meeting with stella Block" for Upper Tensas
and Choctaw Bayou.
For freight or passage apply to
I ia1Y fanny & WORK, los Common at.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
Receipts ut the New Basin

Pear River-Per steamer A w Mofatt-5O cords
wood to master
Tickfaw-Per schr Martha Washington-30 cords
wood to master
Pearl Rver-Per schr Wade Hampton-25 cords f
wood to master
Pass Manchester sloop Lady Hope-7 cords wood
to master
Tickfaw-Per sloop Martine-6 cords Of wood to
master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
STEAMBOATS,.
d EMpmls

HEaUL MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves III RsDAY. january 10, at SPIN
IT. n :, FOR .,NATCHEs. VICKsbURG.
AkG Hreen.yllle. Arkapols, Terrene, He
a.. lena Memphis and the bsnds-Ths
nfse ciass i h, am pas,.s.angsr steamer
W. II. Thorwegan master
Geo. Mitsnberger clerk.
sn p5pfEsSsPpfEa s r RECOMMENDATIONS FIRST GLASS
For freight or passage apply on bonrd or IN
LORD Il McPEAKE. BROOKE h GARTER
Through bills Of ading signed ~ Pine RInti
and stations on the Little Hoek Mlssjssit,,i
River and Texas Hallway via Arkapoiis Al
and to Little Rock and stations on tt, Me,nnhis
and Little Rock Railway. via HopeHnd. ARK.
oo9o BROOKE EFT Il GARTER, Agents.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY, January 30. nj IL IN
IT. FUH NATGHEH VICKSBURG
49, Gteenyllle, Annapolis. Tnrrene, He,
lena. Memphis and the Bends-The
first class freight aud passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK,
J. Frank Hicks master. All. Grissorn clerk.
will leave rs above.
and RATES Low.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
Through bills Of lading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock Mississipui
River and Texas Hallway, via Arkapois Ark.
and to Little Rock and stations on the Mem uhta
and Little Rock Railroad. via Hopefield Ark
ong0 BHOCKETT h CARTER Agents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-17
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
January II. 1879.
Glen rcd Yesterday

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Nor bark Luna, Tobiasen, FOR Queenstown
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-10
Giving a Doctor His Own Medicine.

Mayor COOPER thinks the way to lind out
whether an accusation is true h to examine
and cross-examnc the accused person. lie
prefers the French, inquisitorial system TO
our own.
II the resolution to inquire into the official
conduct Of Mayor COOPER which has passed
the Senate be carried into effect he may
have an opportunity to take the same med
icine which he would fain force down tho
Threats of others.
We apprehend Mr.. COOPER would find his
favorite prescription particularly nauseous
to himself Suppose he were compelled TO
tell all he knows about the absence OF Mr.
De WITT CLINTON WHEELER-about his go
ing away and about his staying away. It
might be entertaining and instructive to the
public; but we do not think the position Of
an involuntary witness on that topic would
seem funny to the Mayor.
In brief. the Mayor has assumed wholly
untenablc position; and IL he is set talking
about it the shallOwnoss OF his prctcnccs
will be exposed and he will make himself
appear even more ridiculous than he has
yet done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-10
MIR. SeYmOur's Dcclination.

II may rs well bc regarded as settled that
HoRATIo SEYMoUBs official career has been
run. He will not be even a reluctant candi-
date for Governor; he will not stand at all
for the Office.
1t is important that the true conclusion
should be reached at once in regard to Mr.
SEYNoUR's proposed candidacy, because tho
public should early understand the limits
put upon the number from whom candidates
are to be selected.
or course there are but few Of those who
cared so very particularly for Mr. SEYMOUR
for Governor. We have plenty OF men who
would answer well enough for Governor Of
the state. That was not what the move
mcnt for Mr. SEYMOUR meant. 1t meant
that Mr. SEYMOUR could unite the now dis
tracted Democracy of New York. and that
the certainty of his carrying this great,
doubtful, but essential State pointed him
out as the most advisable candidate for
President.
There can be no doubt that the name OF
HoRATIo SEYMOUR Is a tower of strength in
this State and throughout the nation but
II cannot be used. The condition OF his
health is such as to preclude the possibility
of his serving in the Office or standing US
candidate
So far as the public evidences OF Mr. SEY-
MoUR's mental condition go they would in
dictate his qualifications to be superior now
TO what they have been at any previous
period OF his life. Certainly his miscel-
laneous and occasional addresses OF late
years surpass all his earlier productions in
breadth of comprehension, in their elevated
philosophic tone, and in general culture. 1t
Is no wonder that the country regards with
regrctful eye the close of his official life.
The hearts OF the people will continue to
beat warmly toward him. though he per-
emptorily declines new garlands Of honor at
their hands