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1t i said that Huntington will mos,
probably lei the Big Sandy Road to one
firm Of contractors, who will in turn sub.
let u. The work, We learn, IL 10 he Of =
most temporary nature. Wooden work IL
to take the place Of all masonry, and the
track will run over the tunnels ~ At pres-
ent located. Capt Morrison, in charge Of
the Engineering Corps has been telegraph.
Ell for by Huntington, to assist In srrang.
ing the specifications Tor the contract.
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
5, r. COOK AND LUCY J. COOK, MS WIFE
TX PARrE. IN EQUITY.

Notice Is hereby given 10 uhom u may concern,
that :. r. Cook and Lacy J. Cook, his vile, a. ex-
parte plaintiffs have this day died In the Cerk Of
nee Of Lincoln Circuit Court thier joint petition
ment OF sid Court 10 USE eBiay, sell aud convey
Tor her oSn beneat, any property she may OSn OF
acquiro, tree nom the claims OF the debts Of her
husband, 5. r. Cook, 10 make contracts, sue and
he sued single woman; TO trade IN her % name
and 10 dispose OF her 0vn property by will deed
II Is therefore ordered BY the undersigned Clerk
OF said Court that the notice of said petition and
object he published In the Interior Journal ness-
paper Published 10 the town of STANDARD twO week
ly nsertons not less than ten days before the next
April term OF said Court.
Witness my hand Clerk OF the Lincoln Cir
suit Court, this % day Of Ocioher, 1879.
S9S-2t ID. n EDMlSION, Ciefk.
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WV ADvERTIsExENrS.
FARM FOR RENT.

A Farm Of i25i, Acres Of good Land lying on the
Turnersville and Middlehurg turnpike, mile
from Turnersrille, miles frOm AeKinney station
10 station on the &. ). r. r. and So miles ffoua
slsntord. Fencing good, neighhorhood unsurpass-
ed, aud vater abundant. Good school and church
huilding mile from ae~idence. Residence add
oatbuildinss nes. large vheat crop is being
s0vn on the premises.
ss5-it " ". LOGAN.
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MANUFACTURERS

We know that we possess peculiar al
vantages in the line Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And have in stock the largest aud by
Ear the most varied and desirable AZ
sortment ever offered in this market.
These goods we're manufactured 10 our
order in Abe leading factories Of Lynn.
Harwell and Rockland. Mass. and
BOUGHT BY THE CASE FOR
CASH,
And every pair comes bright. fresh
and smooth, directly TO our hands
without the interpOsition Of middle
men, and hence we eau and are selling
MEMS KIP BOOTS AT si.25
-AND-
MEMS FULL STOCK DOUBLE
SOLE BROGANS AT 75c.
And all other goods in like proportion.
Pass our Boots and Shoes and il will
cost you money. Our line Of
LADIES. MISSES AND chill
DREN'S SHOES
Sstrictly Custom Made, were select.
ell with the greatest care and scrutiny.
and we guarantee that as 10
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FULL BLAST
AGENCY
STYLE. WEAR AND FIT

STYLE. WEAR AND FIT
They can not he excelled. Every
pair warranted. In
HATS AND CAPS,
We arr resolved that our House shall
he headquarters. determined a. we are
10 ever have on hand a stock not 10 be
surpassed in Central Kentucky. Our
NOTION AND GENTS UNDER.
WEAR DEPARTMENT
Will he kept fully apace with other
lines, bought strictly Tor cash aud with
a special view to
PRICES. QUALITY AND STYLE.
Our opportunities for supplying the
trade are peculiar, and when the con.
suming public considers the additional
fact that We
SELL ONLY FOR CASH
NIB
STRICTLY FOR ONE PRICE.
They must conclude. in al truth and
eandor, that to pass our stock signi.
fes de6niielys
LOSS or MONEY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

THE Chairman of the National Re
publican Committee is preparing to
issue his fourth demand on the Clerks
in theFederal employ to pony up funds
for the campaigns in Ohio and New
York. He is getting desperate as the
Democratic day-star ascends.
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such are iew Of the many compliments paid 10
the tncinnaii Enquirer ~ the Press throughout
the country.
Tue merits Of Its Editorial, Agricultural, Poliu-
cal, Correspondence, Literary, Telegraphic Ness
aud Commercial departments c0nhine 10 make u
journal
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THE Cincinnati Commercial is in
formed that Hon. NJ. j. Durham, Of
the Sth Kentucky Congressional Dis.
trict, will be, on the hard money
principle, the Tilden and Hendricks
Elector In the next Presidential cleo
ton, and will not aspire to Congress,
as was expected.
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On the 29th Ute Indians attacked
three companies of cavalry on Milk
River and killed Major Thornburg,
the commander, and fifteen of his
men. Lieut.. Paddock and Surgeon
Grimes, with thirty-five soldiers were
wounded. Thus are our est soldiers
sacrificed because of the dishonest
policy of our Government toward the
red men.
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1T is more than probable that Ken
tucky's representation in Congress
will be reduced to nine members.
Kentucky's criminal record has kept
her from keeping apace with her more
law abiding sisters, as people are not
fast to settle where human life is held
so cheaply. The next census will tell
the tale.
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The pleasing response on the part
Of the people Of Lincoln and adjoining
counties 10 our general and sweeping
reductions in prices has induced us 70
make
STILL GREATER EFFORTS
For the future. and hence by the lst
day Of October we will have opened
up and ready for inspection a line Of
goods, which in point Of
VARIETY, STYLE AND PRICES,
Can not be excelled In any inland town
in the State. Our stock OF
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
Is complete in every particular, every
stitch Of which was made 10 order and
with an eye to the wants Of this local.
ity, TO be sold and warranted as rep.
resented. The scale Of low prices in.
auguraied by our House will be per.
sistentlY maintained, as the Manufac-
tory is determined that this particular
branch Of their Established Agencies
shall 90 right up to the front in the
way Of aggregate annual sales. We
RETAILCLOTHING AT WHOLE
SALE PRICES.
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| Realizing the tact that there are hundreds Of
parents Sho woald be glad 10 give their children
a musical education. eOald they aaurd 10 purchase
iog them a good Instrument at a reasonable price,
90 have deoiled Ia sell i've hundrei ane Cabiuet
Organs on the iollowing terms We will put tia
price ofihe organs down 10 $50, aud purchasers
can pay SO oash aud the remainder No viii d.
vide ~ into small monthly payments u " each.
uhieh gives the purchaser one year and siK months
10 pay the remainder. Please think what a sav.
ing Of thifteen cents par day will do Or your chill
dren. The aboVe organs are made la hrst-clAa
style aud OF hrsi-class material The Eases are u
solid black walnut. They have two full seis OF
reeds aud seven stops, three Of which run all the
way through, making them equal to ten-siop or
sans Of other niakes. The Keys are Of pars ivory.
A guarantee Of hse yean gus With each organ.
Persons outside Of the city who mud II inoonsenien
10 call Al our warerooins, can have circular CON
tanning cuts and full dssc piion sent them on ap-
pcaiion. Persons desiring Pianos can obtain then
hon Us al prices aud on terms equally as good as
on organs
q Of the pniehass nionsy GA organs and q on .
pianos saved BY SAYING yoa saw this oa,t la ihs
iRrknioK JouKsAL,
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Gov. McCREARY returned the
draft that had been forwarded to him
for balance due him by the State,
saying that he didn't wish to be made
preferred creditor by the State,
when 80 many in greater need than
himself were forced to wait. which
was a noble act by a noble man.
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Warning TO Taxpayers !

Amer County Coart, I shall etIsct either his
mooney or his property shsn ! calf = fof
taxes. I have ridden esouFh bf uuthiugi hffesf-
tee II must h. hu-insss 10 the letter.
ssi.2t s.u. nAUGHMAN. sic
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h addition 10 oar aoel Of Hardsors Tia
Sars, &aPis and Fanny GrooTies, o14tcciioa-
eris', Ggurs md T1oocos, ~, ssaR Asroqae,
kseP oomIlsie siook Of Q~cra~aars and Giaas-
rare. We Aas jua rooeiroi d6sci Groa, M
POrisrs, an assortment II Quoasrare aad Glnu-
Tare, and I'll ne anne al roct bottom prices.
Hariag lately had our aore-roon iengtAened,
rqN''od and painted, ~ arc better prepared Gn
su 10 furnish oar customers piA articles IA o,B.
linz. IN S'mmsr goods, ~ haze Ice Ofsam
Hessas. Waio 0Aolas Lemon !Syrups, SaQars
and Acid. Have obO a Has ta Of Cfudies,.
SytAss, SndiAs, Cradle Fingers, WAoisionss,.
B'1tsys SseiioAs, Rie4orLa Gnaia .SlOssis,
IfaB bushsi., DC.
W. iaisnd n Le'P e's1y'hiag Aa brions. 10
's asoaai iias, " basiasss, and pGai ~ Aars
NJ ~ ~A gsf az sAod ao,ios.
W. oopotsily iAsiis al "a asei u As Lind
I gonia ss is,p 10 gios a, a oaH
). Il. WARREN 4 son.
20. STORE.
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COMMISSIONER RAUM, who is hired
by the Government TO attend 10 her
Internal Revenue, has left has post at
Washington and gone to Ohio to make
speeches for Foster. But then he is
only aping the President and his 9th
er superiOr.
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Call the attention Of every organ bnyeT 10 these
Instruments They oOaihins the most Important
changes In styles and novelties In design Cf Geo.
aud also improvements &c the prOtsciiOn Of the
Instruments
haeh Organ contains hook closets and . nsu do
vice ioF closing the pedals aud keeping out nios.
The cas- is Of BLACK Walnut. the keys Of Ivory
aud the sharIs Ebony, the Wind chest and sound
Ing oF reed board are nade by a pecaliar process,
No that they will not crack, shrink or swell.
Having 'aten the management Of their sales for
the States Of Ohio, Indiana, Keutucky, Teaus.ase
aud West Virginia. No offer these Instruments at
whoe.sle OF retail At prices that via enable hun
dfeds u families 10 buy tho'oughl -laads and 70.
liable Organ Every Shoningsr Organ lie fally uaT.
ranied Cor i've years aud IL guaranteed 10 give sat-
isiaeiion 10 ihe pnrrhaser.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-03

SENATOR BRUcE, the only negro in
Congress, owns 10000 acres OF land
in Kansas, and when his term Of office
expire next March he will retire to H..
His chances for reelection to the Sena.
torship from Mississippi we're slim in
deed, but il all the negroes who have
"exodusted" TO Kansas don't freeze TO
death this Winter, he may represent
that State in the Senate Of the Uni
ted State.
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LOUISVILLE having no big organ,
and no Thomas to run ii if she had,
draws people to her Exposition with
variety shows. The bill this week is
to shoot a man out of cannon, TO be
caught in mid air by woman hang.
ing by her legs to a trapeze bar.
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THE latest is that President Hayes
has decided to offer the English Mis-
sion to Gen. Grant, not that he has
any idea that he will accept it, but be-
cause the offer would be doing an hon
or to the General by the administra-
ton. and at the same time to the Eng
lish Nation. Perhaps this is bid to
keep Grant oil the Presidential track.
CHARLES A. DANA, the distinguish
ed editor of the New York Sun, has
returned from his European tour, just
in time to let loose his dogs Of war on
Kelley and Tammany. While not
much in favor of Robinson, he prefers
him to Kelly, and will do the old re-
former good service in the approach
ing election.
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fAaAN a MCLEAN, Publishers,
aSo-4t Cinclnnat, %.
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MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVAL.

We have moved our stoct of Miiiinsfy Cs-ris ID
Aain street, oti-site ColnuseFcial hoisl uhsfs -
I'LL In hw days olsu very -eistt line u gos-is
Call and ~
SLIT MRS. SUSAN N. WAkREN.
MRS UFTTIH HRlgl
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WEEKLY ENQUIRER

DAILY ENQUIRER.
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Born the Harper' Werliy and the
New York Tine are displeased with
Conkling's candidate tor Governor Of
New York, and counsel Republicans
10 scratch him. Those that take this
advice will certainly prefer Robinson
to the Tammany Ringster, Kelly, and
will vote for him, thereby bringing as
many votes 10 Robinson from the Re.
publican ranks rs will be taken from
the Democratic ranks by Kelley. Rob
inson's chances brighten as the days
90 by and Tilden and his friends have
reason for conqratulation.
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necaipts of produce.

ARGYLE-Per steamer M White-37 bales cot
ton to Harris AoO--37 do L l. Alrey ko0--a0 de-
Jno Chafe u Sons-2o Richardson Il May-15 Stew
art Bros Ae0--13 Never Weis Gco--10 to Graham.
Black &co--7 4 q Newman Claiborne Aco--6 To
Jurey A. Gillis-6 Bush Il Levert-5 March & Schlsn
ker-5 Forstall u Jnmonville-4 Wolfe Geo. to
Payne. Kennedy AG0--3 Cannon & Stewart to 8 b
Newman Aco-2 Craig & Hogan-2 Lehman, Abra-
ham &co-2 Male Il Cammack-2 to s Gumbei--1 to
Walden, Hawkins R0bsrts--1 Jno Phelps &eo--l to
Ghafe, Hamilt% n & Powell l to Levi 4 Newman-1
seed Cotton seed Association-32sl sacks oileaks
223 bbls oil Cannon q Stbwart-sundries TO order
Total 2l5 bales cotton 1858 sacks cotton seed 3251
sacks oilcake 223 bbls oil
V1CKSBUR9-Per steamer City of Augusta 81
bales cotton to 8 b Newman eco III do Meyor. Wei1
Aoo-5 W Black &eo--2 Kenneth Huey-i Gard
ner, Gillespie Aeo-1 Richardson IL May-S5 sacks Of
ootton seed N Cotton Seed Assooiation--l57 do to
Kennett e. Huey-3O0 sacks oilcake "a bbls OIL TO
L Airey Goo-3O bbis -four l box seed Perdreau-
vile &eo-H boxes fruit Berry Aco--Iot pigs iron
Barnett sacks seed cotton lot hides and sun
dries Kennett e Husy-6300 pos slaves to order--617
do Wackerbarth f. Joseph snndtias 70 Order-TotAl
II bales cotton 22 sacks cotton seed sacks seed cot
ton 400 sacks ocake 81 bbls oil 7ii7 pcs slaves
LOWER COAST-per steamer Emma Irvine
AZ bbls rice to Socola-i7 sacks potatoes Haspel
g do Gilmore-20 a Soc0a-H to ordsr-l0 do
bbls rice
BAYOU GOULA-Per steamer BELIZE hhdS Of
sugar TO Il Frellsen-15 bbs potatoes A Babin-and
snndriss to order
LOWER CoAsT-Per steamer Kithe Nye--
Snndries to order
BAYOU LAFoURCHE-Per steamer Bertha-1s
Sundries to order
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Receipts at the New. Basin.


Pearl RIVER Per steamer W Mofstt-so saeks
wool 70 bbs turpentine to order-a5000 feet lumber
to J w Adams
PascagouIa-Pers chr Olef-15.o0o feet lumber 10
FL Buddig
Pearl River-Per schr Bogue Homa-4s. 600 feet Of
lumber to j w Adams
BiIoxi-Per sehr Vienna-1oOO bb1s charcoal to
Wolf River-Per sohr Gaiois-17,ooo feet lumber
to j L Nevers
Wolf Kiver-Per schr Try Again-5o cords wood
Tickfaw-Per sloop Martine-10 cords wood to
master
Receipts Mt the Old Basin.
Bayon Lae0mbe-Per schr Modeste-6Oo0 bricks
e0Ou feet lumber to order
Pearl River-Per schr Union-45,ooo feet lumber
to w Adams
Blind River-Per schr T Kemp-1e, coo slaves to
order
Pearl RIver-Per sohr Wade Hampton-2s,g Uo feet
lumber TO J W Adams
Blind Riyer-Per schr Mary Irene-l6, 900 slaves
to orner
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Leontne-25 crds wood
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Hattie M-n cords of
wood to master
Memoranda.
A comparative statement of sea.going vessels
in the port of New Orleans, made up to June 10.
1879, shows that there were steamships, ships.
banks, briggs and schooners. At the same date
last year there were 10 steamships, ships
barks, 2 briggs and 10 schooners
AMERICAN PORTS
New York, June 10-Arrived from New Orleans.
steamship Algiers, Hawthorn.
LAUNCHED.
At Damarlscotts, Maine, June g. from the yard OF
B. D. Metealf fine ship of 1900 tons called the Pa
trician, and owned by the builder
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The tower showing the light which was reflected
by apparatus on Algernon Rock in the St. Law.
renee river has been DESTROYED BY fire.
The State Line Steamship Company has adopted
the Coston light for upon fher vessels disfn-
gushing night signals. VIZ: Red light forward and
att blue light amidshlps-burned simultaneously.
SPOKEN.
June II, 5 miles from the bar at Port Eads. q. 8.
s. Marion bound for Pen sacoia.
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ssTHE REPUBLIC OF REPUBLICS.',
BYONE OF THE COUNSEL IN THE CASE OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

"A complete vindieation Of the sovereignty Of
Il heartily commend 1t to our people eyery-
where. "-B. NJ. PALMER. D. D.
An Invaluable contribution to American
States Senator.
An admirably prepared and oyerwhelming-
y conclusive brief" first edition. pCHARLE4
"A truly great work on the union 81 the
States and their federal ency."-JEFFER6ON
DAVIS.
For sale to subscribers By
GEORGE ELLIS. opposite Postomee.
i. u. HANSELL. 80 Camp street.
mh1s eodsm
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HoTEL-J J Drake, Donaldsonville
Clayton. Ala:- s g Williams and wife. Ga;
Sam'l Fl Hardwick. Montgomery u NJ Single.
ton. st Louis; Jas Carr. P Briscoe. city; A
New York. Evangelist, Tex; S hi Rutied9e,
baker, Delhi
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FROM THE PASSES.

PoRr EApg. June II. o. m.-Barometer 1890.
Wind east southeast. light. Weather fair a uoa.
New Orleans and Morgan City forNeW York
ship Nnnauam Dormio for hayre.
The United Stat s ship Marion bound for
Pensacola, was spoken about five miles off this
bar this afternoon.
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FRITZ .JAHNCKE,
EOS DeIord street. %

Bog lis Mechanics and Dealers Exchange,
MANUFACTURER OF sCHILLINGER PAT
WI emit Pavement and Artificial Stone; dealer
III German Flag. North River Flag. Curb Stones
and Portland Cement. my8 am
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Duplicate photographs may be had from neg.
atives made at Washburn's twenty years ago.
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Exports.

BORDEAUx--Per bark Aurora--1o.315 $3.50
bushels wheat in bulk "a, O75 pcs slaves
C1EHFUAGOS-Per s0hr Ariel-1sD8 sacks flour
30 boxes bacon 100 bbls grease leo empty hhds and
pipes $50 pcs lumber
LAGUNA--Per schr Seraina-75O SACKS corn 2s
tierees lard 10 bbls tar bbls pitch IS boxes bis
cults boxes butter 200 boxes petroleum rs bbs OF
beer
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THE BIRD CAGE,
-...St. Charles Street.
SIDE ENTRANCE.
NEW ORLEAl

NEW ORLEANS.
the Bird Cage is a first class saloon-keepine
the choicest liquors only. The proprietor has
secured the Services of Mr.. Frank Ivichcvich
formerly OF the st. Charles.
my24 I'm b. s. RAMELLI. Proprietor.
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Arrived,

Brig Lizzie M MerTlII Zeal, II days from NeW York
to Norton BelI-Powder House
STEAMBOATS,.
J M White, Pepper from Argyle
Belle, Comstock from Bayou aOula
City Of Augusta, Gree from vicksbnrg
Emma Irvine Ruiz from Lower Coast
Bertha Bergeron. from Bayou Lafourche .g \.
kittie Nye, sharp, from Lower Coast
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD


HYman Lentenstein--3 Allen, West A. Bush--1 to
g + WsmsIey &eo--l Meyer. Weis cool sun
-no bbs whisky Smith Bros &eo-sl DO to Cobb 4
Maxent-25 Lschte Il Cordes-47 bales cork IN o Cork
Mfg co-s7 pk &c TOBACCO spiro-2 Dc sarazir.-
hhds tobacco Z wiinGl DO 3 Wilson &ooe4o
boxes bacon los West &oo-A do e Converse
sasks WOO VIM Mehle-l1s bbls -four Fl Mathews
u Bro engine b West-10 tons pig iron to g VI
johnson bbs oil septoliue Oil Co-5o bbls high
wines2s do Doyleas5 !, Dreyfus-25 bbls whisky
g Ryan-15 do w Newton-lp to Roder-5 do
HartWell u Cham bersi5 boxes fruit Joseph Tore
-s4 do Il M Sivori--i55 D Cefau Son-14 M Le.
schenck--l1 Oteri 4 Bro-ls Berry Aco--1i do to
Panl Paoe-sundres TO eTder-Tots IA bales cotton
hhds tobacco
MORaAN,s LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.
June l1--56 sacks onions bbIs potatoes TO Labry
h Chassaignac-293 sacks potatoes sev1n-34 do
L Terrebonne-25 do II Groebe-i2 bbls potatoes to
A Bonrg-s5 sacks potatoes boxes eggs bales Of
Z StTle &co-456 do ! sacks wool to ] N WaIsh--6
sacks potatoes Vergnoles- 20 do A N Laine-and
sun Tres % order-iaS q 99t sacks potatoes
From Ciintou--per steamship HutGhinsOn---45
bales cotton lot old iron 81 SACKS wool a66 sacks bone
meal As bales cotton to Whitney Aeo-355 saels
wheat Glover a. Odendahl-3s5 sacks cotton seed to
N Cotton Seed Association TO 0rder-To.
tai As bales cotton
From Galyeston-Per steamship Hutchinson-3!s
SACKS wool b0 DaieS wool 50 Dolls NOES 10 hhdS TAI
low g3 crates beef g boxes beef to A Whitney Il
| COZ bales paper stock Benjamin
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
June If crates tinware to q Reynolds-50
box 8 soap W House-iD boxes mdse Kaufman Il
Rnnee-3 pkgs bitters Gottschalk g boxes rndsa
w q Tebanlt-26 pkgs butter G II Lawrence Aco--1
bOtes candles Rev g Jaquet-i pkgs mdse A Bssels
II boxes cheese K Del Bondfo-7 rolls leather to
Hansel1 = shoes a Darieu-50 boxes Of
mdse G Lawrencs &co--25 boxes bacon e Del
B0ndio-1 buggy Lum Ac0--a do Thayer a.
Col Dbl sausage d Moriarty380 sacks cotton seed
Cotton Seed Associations bbls tnrpentine and
go bis rosin Simpson 4 Trcou-i car lumber j g
Balentine-e blinds Lhote &eo-2 pkgs mdse d w
II box coffss Payne, Kennedy AsoI80 pk gs beer to
Geo Ysets--5 boxes crackers Ksllam Rs pkga
hardware Wheeler &co-sundres to order-TotM 800
sacks cotton seed
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
June ", 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
swed bark Aurora, Neiglick, for Bordeaux
Master
schr Ariel, spaulding, for Cienfuegos-
d Fato Zoo
Mex schr serafna, zarragououhea, for Laguua-
PUG, Corral tco