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Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

SppEET.-Nsw Houses on Thirteenth
s,,at between West and Washington
H R.nt loT. Apply to JOHN GhEkN,
/ mi md b French or d lolt washing
~, Max.6dH
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

T,HE MODEL CIGAB1sT0Rg. --1ROsE
Il wishing a finS smoke tar chew should
call on ANTHONY ]. HkRKIJS, 18th and
Sidenberg's dig re-; also msfiuiacturer OF fire
and lower grades OF Cigars, and dealer in
all brands Of hewinv an Smoking Tobacco
OF the latest kind AMI the best In the MARKET.
Rebecca II cents Happy Thought, cents,
and other brands to suit all who may faver
him with cal A, J. HARRINS.
P.S.-Try my 90, cigars. 82Tet
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

|eSS,Iy-NEw sERIES-THE E&:
w nhI oan Association now offers 800
Ns m scrios stock To- sale ut u Per
w i a nov re,dy. Apply at the once
\ D '.s,sry No tOl Market street
s ~. d. T. HAWKINS, seo'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
FOR RENT.

h RENr,-ATA VERY LOW PRICE
limitation DO made n once, the two
, SsrS on Van Buren, ct. above 9Th hav-
Ivy, sSS' Noroh large front and SIDE yards; II
W. S0t and cold water heater In cellar |;
lnply TO HARLAN CAUSE,
IN AT Front and Tatna'l.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

kp.REEr TWO OFFIOIS s.
/ " cr. ID and SIMPLIFY s's., lstely occu.
|NJ II. Frsesr & Co., % law and zeal
ososa DR. II. GARRETT,
IsI I'd Shipley u.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

x SII.e-A FIkST-OLASs 10 FOOT
i.i SAS mont Apply W. H. DORM.
b6SS ISS ". Sd st.. Will. Del. aau
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
WANTED,

fhfED. BOARD In THE COUN.
W i9r2 adults AID 3 children, Oldest
/ ~ Jlre and July, within u mile Of
y, h or W. Il N. Il. II. !; private fami-
Ifel Two rooms wanted state terms.
|, ~. l.. j." l.ook-box Mo. 9,
Mtiminptnn. bal
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

FSS.iED-A GOOD HAND.puWER
l m,p, also a one horse horse.p.w.
u41% pe In order. Apply TO
u,uu a. K. TA1NALL,
\ nt nay nasket, West Front street,
WDmlnGlOn, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

|f,M " !. GOOD TAILOR TO 60
mn country town; city wages and
M pCy XXI given 10 tho right kind
4, W. V%,l ednesday evening after 4
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

RYoTTCE.-YIv Fl UNDRED SHARES,
IN 10th series Mechanics L1an Stosk for
sale. First payment on the second Tuesday
W. MORROW. see'y.
e-20-tomSo AT French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

RSNT.-A snail truck farm With
smd buildings, near Grecn Bank Stn-
ae Wilmington 4 Western, Il. X.
NGEO. Al. BRAMBLE, noar Della
H'tiCn, l224tf
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

DUBLlC SALE
Il -Oy-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPEIhGERS.
Tho sub'crioer will sell OF Public Sale, at
the Chadds Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa., on
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1890,
at 1.a0 o'clock, IN,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and fs-wx
some fat stock. A credit of 90 days NV.
will be given. No postponemont on account
OF weather.
N B.-A let of York State Ewes and Bulls
will be offered at Private sale on April 81.
30.d&wts. AMOS W. HOUSE
l.. W Shdham s. Son, Auct'rs.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
Terrible RAv.se OF Dipth sria.

1
At Psnnsvills, Morgan county, vii
liags on the Muskingum river, Ohio.
ten ohildrsn--ssven In one family and
three In anothsr--have In rapid sue
osssion died Of Giptheris. Mary little
daughter Of John kcIn,urf was hrst A.
tackled. The attending physician tried
all the usual remedies, but the little
sufferer died. While she was still
sick, four more OF the childrsn-Char-
lie, aged sixteen; Julia, aged fourteen;
George, aged ten; aud Kitty, aged six
years-wers taken with Il, and in . few
days were all lying beside their sister
Mary. Five Of the ehildrsn having
bssn swept away, the parents had two
neutrality-suspicious., the babe, aged
two years. and Martin, aged six.
In day or two they were also strick-
en- down and died. A neighbor, Mr..
John A. Thompson, had faithfully nur-
Sod In the McInturf family during The
carnival Of death, and, after the house
had been deprived Of all Of his child. !
rem, went TO his own home with the
disease. The result was that his own
three in number, took the |
and died within few hours. |
rhe second one died while the first was
being buried, and the third passed
way just ~ the coffin for the second
'ne was being ordered. The order was
hanged and a double oofin sent to
he house, and the two children were
'lsced in tho embrace OF each ether.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

Ii gENT.-A GOOD FARM OF ios
rrtg situated III Brandywine Hun
,bout five miles from this city will DO
A Og 10 a practical man. Apply TO
NM dUEL CULBEItT, 500 Shipley' 81
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

|tSSlEie-ONE HUNDRED HOUSES
g~,,spply The demand made upon US
4 s"u aI1 reliable tenants east OF
IN J. II. FRAZER, 4 90,
3rd and Shlpley.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

NEW HOUSES, soML
|OR sA y n1,rp improvements prices rom
Nv wv Y. ;,o ,s for payment. Apply
As'A Y n II. TiNDALL y SONS,
M. vi SieH'A I'll 1rnd
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

-s1IE.-,eo dwellings, I'm all
~ 70 Of tbe city, many OF
psi.s,l Mt tho Old very low
p M n.,.es must advance.
~ HEALD Il GO,
,.n and mark et atroees.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

ERENT.-BASEMEET OF STORE
"a %3 Nsrset street /; suitable for
fMbOr shop. Inquire Of
GEO. W. BUSH, French Of. wharf.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
BOAR DING.

|em.n ~ OR FIVE GEN.
y reasonahS ; accommodated with good
'Onaoie rates, ut No. esq d. 7tb
S2I-6t
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

: RENT-THREE STORY BRICK
No BIO west Third street, contains nine
Apply 10 THOMAS JOHNSON,
p" No. 6l2 west Third street,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

b RENT.-FHIRD AND FOURTH
E9rJ roma IN Central Building, corner
i aahd X ng streets. Inquire ofGEO.
ELLIS, or at the RHPUBLI0AH office.
R
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
TUBLlU SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale on the ple.ai
sss, known US the Sta Line Farm, on
FRIDAY, APRIL q 1880. ..
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

s,ai "A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
! O VIaI hGusework; must come we'll re.
INN Apply ]. H. WESrO0IT
l2v3 Tatnall 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

Eensn % y =, WANrFD.-rwo GEN.
Fttest VI man and wife. No. us West
r SSc,8tt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

IN RENT,-SEVEN EIGHT.ROOMED
houses, with all tho modern improve
! .dss,rabv located. Apply TO
III FRAZER b co., 8J2 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

n RENT.-A TWO STORY BRICK
|bynte, Sus W. 81 st. Apply 900 W. Sd St
|Sai ]. T, EDWARDS.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

FoEDIss o ,.,,l STABLES.
X, from SIys t WIN remove his ptables'
lnut street S'o and French TO Fourth
hrat sta shS'srdlng Stables. i Il IL ons
:",NablO rates. ''e oltV' Horses to
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

In ChSAeery New
Castle County. In
Partition.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

nISSOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP
~ Tho partnership heretofore 'exissing
under the name OF Campbell b Webber has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
WIN. J. CAMPBELL.
A. q. WEBER.
Chsistiaas, Del. March ~. 1880. s2- q
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

NOTlOE-THE DIAMOND STATE
IN Loan Association 10 now issuing new
stoek, applications received any time BY
GRO. O. MAHIS, Secretary.
cfiisss No. col Shipley stxoet, (2nd noor) open
day and evening. ell I'M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

truth than Is possessed by the gentleman
from Ohio, would have accorded the
Democrats the credit Of inaugurating
instead Of Continuing a work Of re-
duction."
But leaving that aside, how does the
reason given by Garfield, for more ef'
fectiVs action by Democrats, apply to his
own position? Without the aid of the
Executive, Congress can walk but little
way upon the avenue Of reform. If Gar
field should be elected, would he not be
restrained by party associationsP" Take
it, for instance, that q contractor who
had been for hours the Jesse Of the Gen.
erals ear, pouring therein points for
brief, should desire favor from Presi
dent Garfield, would not the latter be
moved by remembrance Of he profits
of that interview If his duties as Pres.
ident should require Garfield to aid in
the detection and punishment of corrupt
officials, would he net be restrained by
party assoCiations?" So it would seem
from his own admission, for he was one
of those Republican predecessors" 1t
would be well for Mr.. Garfield to post
pone his next literary effort until 1884
ION some subjects of reduction he could
not act more effectively and with less
embarrassment than his Republican pre-.
decessors. He was less restrained by
party associations" from reducing the Of
fetal force in the departments"
Jersey City, Aug. 2l. A. L. MCD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16
GARFIELD SHOWING WHY GAR
FIELD SHOULD NOT BE ELEC-
TED.
His GrudgIng Tribute to Democratic Economy.
Letter in N. Y. Sun, Aug. 28I

His Grudglng Tribute to Democratic Economy.
Letter in N. Y. Sun, Aug. 23I
In the June (1879) number of the
North American Review appeared an ar.
ticle from the pen of James A Garfield,
on National Appropriations and Misap-
propriations." Iquote;
Much credit is Geservedly due to the
Democrats in the forty fourth Congress,
for continuing the work of reduction
which had been carried Oh by their Re-
publican predecessors from 1885 down to
and including the passage Of the appro-
priation bills for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1875. On some subjects ofre-
duction they could act more effectively
and with lees embarrassment than their
Republican predecessors. They were
less restrained by party associations
from reducing the official force in the
departments.
Carried on by their Republican pre-.
decessors," is modest and good. In 1851
the employees upon the civil list of the
United States numbered 40 O49; in 1869,
54 2O7; in 1871 576O5; in 1873, S6 $50; in
1876 94.1l9 In 1869-7O, the ordinary
expenditures of the government we're
$164 65S 273 "a, of which S94l0, ,27N4l
was used in the demolition and preser.
walton, encouragement and discourage
ment of the Indians. In 1884 the
work of reduction" had increased the
expenditures in the same departments
to $l94, ,2l7 1902. Of which Sc. .692,06 was
expended in curing and killing the red
brother. A more aholesome regard for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

record of the one party and the other /;
what believe to be the aim and object
of one party, and what the other party,
from it's association, is prevented from
doing. And then | put this question to
every young man, nay,to every old man,
to you, my friend, who, with me, may
never live to see it-although Ihope you
may put it to the young men coming
up, who lnay live to see and enjoy it,
who will live to claim more proudly than
he who spoke when he proclaimed, ~
am a Roman Citizen;" claim all the
world over, "I am an American citizen,
look at my flag that represents the high
est civilization" (Applause) ask these
young men just coming into the blush Of
life to take your places and mine, to join
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ifyou please
progressive, at all hazards, Democracy
ofthe Union for the good of all. ZAP
plause)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

General Garfield was Chairman of the
Committee ON Appropriations. Mr.
Chittenden, the agent of DeGolyer & Co.,
who set up fraud on the City of Wash
ington in payment, wrote to his employ,
ees
ITO days and to.night's work has sc.
cured the assistance Of General Garfield.
You cannot overrate the Importance of
this accession. lie is the Chairman of
the Committee on Appropriations and
holds the purse strings of the National
Treasury. Through him must come
every dollar Of appropriations. l need
not say that l now feel certain Of sue
CESS"
Garfield received $5 900 for this ser.
vice which, connected with his Credit
Mobilier stock, came very near retiring
him from Congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16
Proposals to Supply Coal

To the Canton Union Schools for one year Will be re-
ceved until noon of Saturday, September 18th. All
bids must be on the basis OF SO lbs to the bushe and
SET forth the prices at which different gTades-umP
nut and sack-wil be furnished the necessities OF
the Board of Education may require, and be accom-
panied by sufficient bond for the faithful execution
Of the contract.
r. A. CASSIDY, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

grick'd hut now for sich selwer managed.
Ich hob etliCh mohl proweert q pawr,
hoonert dawler ous era tzu coaxa, aver
ka cent gebt Sc uf, except oily gabut
amohl gebts SO mer OILS about n fartle un
ON Crishdawg gait SO os hoCh os about
n dawler. Un SO is noch in favor fun
Hancock, un Sc shtiCk'd dertzu os se
goot derfore 81 will os iCh ON end aw
noch for cen vote. Ich vase beim
dooner net wass ON end noCh GUS dem
ding Terd for . is awfongs ordlich orrick
fermix'd.
PIT SCHwEFFELBRENNER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16
NOW is THE TINE.

Don't walt until you are nearly dead and bed.
ridden. Don't walt until you have found to your
sorrow, that mineral pOisonE and alcoholic stim'
ulants bitters etc., will only aggfavRte diseases
Of the blood, kidneys and liver But now, before
another day passes, make haste to procure and
use DR., GuySou's Yellow Dock and sarsaparillA
II never fails TO cure all blood and skin diseases
Rll liver complaints and urinary troubles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16
DEMOCRATIC ys. REPUBLICAN &c c1NoMY.

Let us see how that is. Andrew Jack
son 80 administered the affairs of the
Government that he had more money
than he knew what to do with, and d.
vided SS2,OOO.OOO among the people of
the States, paying it back to where it
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16
Surntturt.
Bly, Furniture n Cheap
Large Sales /!
Light Expenses!
Low Prices T!

Hair Cloth ParlOr Sets, 7
pieces, at $40. 90
Marble Top French Dress
er, Chamber sets, Walnut, 45,0O
Enameled Chamber Sets, 8
pieces, 1900
Elk. Terry covered Lounges, 500
Marble top ParlOr Tables, %
x36 in. top, 800
Cane Seat Chairs, per IL dOz 4.40
Wood seat /" " 2,40
Cottage Bedsteads, 2,75
Extension Tables, per #, rs
And all other goods at extremely
low figures. The assortment OF
ParlOr Suits fully twice as large as
any In Cleveland. Pier and Nan.
tie Mirrors, Hall Racks SidebOards
Book Gases, &c., in great variety,
at low prices,
Fine Furniture DELIVERED any place
In Stark County without extra charge.
J, B. MCCTea'S WaeIOOmS,
Az and 49 East TusCuraWas st.
Spr4.H CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-16

STATEMENT OF DE GoLYER's
AGENT ANNOUNCING THAT HE
HAD SECURED GARFIELD's IN
FLUENCE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

BosToN April below: Steamer Seminole
from savannah,
OARplrF. April I.-Arrived: Bark Louise
from Darien, Ca
LONDON April 1.-Arrived Bark Silistrta
from Pensacola.
BRtsTohs April ARRIVED: Brig Tramore
from Wilmington N. O,
ROTTERDAM. April 1.-sailed: On the thir-
tieth. bark Atlanta for savannah
MALAGA Anril ARRIVED: On the twenty
slxth, schooner Ella NJ Storer from New Or
leans.
PLYMOUTH. April i.-Arrived. On the twenty
LIVERPOOL, April t,-Arrivsd: On the thirty
Arst. brig Azha from Galveston; barks Beltst
from Charleston. Bien from Gal 'eston Chrysc-
lite from New Orleans: ship City of Brooklyn
from MOBILIZE barks Frederick aud Karolina
from Savannah. J. II. Huthetgreen from Charles
ton; ship John Bunyan from Mobile: bark
Tikoma from Savannah ship Victory from Now
Orleans.
Orr DOVER April Arrived: Bark Theresa
and Valkytran from Savannah.
GBEENoUK. April 1.-Arrived: Bark Hypatia
from Pensacola.
NEW York. April ARRIVED: Steamships Old
Dominion from Richmond, Aleiars and Hud-
son from New Orlea az Richmond from West
out Demonia. Fleurs Castle. Bristol City. Men
nythorp, Renhor, Neckar Thorbstiere. Fra
mat, Astraeona. Homeward: Vonderheiler aud
Brilliant for Pensacola, Topazs for New Or
leans. Iahaal for Charleston
BALTIMORE, April t.-kfrtved Steamer Sea
Gull from Charleston, Tuokaho from New
berr.
GLASGOW. April f.-Arr'ved: Steamer State of
Peuns ylvanla from New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02

rising. Weather cloudy; light rain, Arrived;
Ohouteau from New Orleans. Grand Lake and
barges from New Orleans. Departed: j A.
Scudder for New Orleans, Gold Dust for Nicks-
burg.
EVANSVILLE. April 1.-River % feet and sta-
tionary. Weather cloudy. Down: VIII Kyle
for New Orleans.
PIrrspuBe, April River feet ! inch and
falling Weather clear and pleasant.
C,No5FrArr, April River q feet inches
rived: Golden City from New Orleans. De.
parted Paris q. Brown for New orleans,
LOUISVILLE. April i.-Hiver 10 feet 10 inches
aud stationary. Weather clear aud pleasant,
Arrived: II. II. Springer from New Orleans Tor
Cincinnati
OAIno, April L. River 81 feet inches and
falling Weather cloudy aud warm. Arrived
CITY Of Helena from st, Louis, CITY Of vick 4,
burg from vicAaburg, City of Alton from st.
Louis, Chas Morgan from N wOrleans, Golden
Rule from from Cincinnati. John Dippolt from
st. Louis Departed City of Heleua for Vicks-
burg Oity of Greenvle for st Louie, Charles
Morgan for Cincinnati, Golden Rule for New
Orleans
vt0HsBuRa. April Ito J D Woods. NJ. 1oi
Common street. Anchor Line steamer Belle Of
Shreveport will arrive Sunday morning early
and leave for st, Louis Tuesday.
J. @ OOaHfLL, Master.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
Arsss v ed,

Steamship Chase. Baker, from Havana via FLORIDA
Ports, to II Il Post Son-lst dis IL
Steamer Georgia Mnnoy Weaver. from Mobile to
Munov Maroy-New Basin
Br bark Gaspee, Motyer from Liverpool Feb T. to
Lowell & Bailey--lst dis
Bark VIM Phillips Hesey, IS days from New York,
TO master -iat da
Nor bars Borghid, AmundHen. from the West In.
es to Robt rleiu-Pont
schr City of cen Bay. Hall, 30 days from Boston,
to master--Pont
STEAMBOATS,.
Guiding Star Miller from Cincinnati
Natehes, feathers. from vicksburg
tsahel O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Fair Play, Papinesu, from Upper Coast
James Howard, Pepper, from st Louis
Tom Parker Walters from Tensas and Little Rivers
John Chambers, Muggah from st Martinville
nc j cay. Brown. from Bavou Sara
Belle. Blanchard. from Bayou Laiourohe
Rene Maoready Ottendorfsr, from DoDaldsonville
Euma irvine. Ruiz, trons Lower Doast
John Baird, Baird. from Bayou Haratsria
Alvin Sooveli. from Lower Coast
Fox and barge, ---. from Pasoagoula-New
Basin
Major White. -, from Pearl River-New Basin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
Receipts nc the New Basin.

MOBILE - Per steamer Georgia Muncy - 30
bales cotton to order-47a sacks cotton ssed o Got
ton Seed Assooistiou-4 bbls buck wheat G Law
renee &co-suudriea to order-t"tnl so bales GOTTEN
Pasoasoula fer steamer Fox and barge-s0 600
feet lumber to II Buddig
Pearl River-Per steamer Major Whites, 0cO feet
lumber to order
Coviugtu Per eehr M Pippe-f bills tar to
w i Converse ir &oo--s do J g Clark-6 bhs molss
bbs iron $50 bbls sand 10 sacks potatoes Q
ooops poultry coop hUgs boxes eggs and suudries
10 order
Bayou Laoombe-Per schr Rstori-25 cords wood
to order
Handsboro Per sohr John II Popp-45 900 feet of
lumber to II Buddig
Handsboro-Per sohr Fslster-35 oOo feet lumber
TO Fl Buddg
Pssoagouia-Per sohr Frendship-13GO hbs char
GOAL to order
Biloxi-Per sohr J Clsrk-t5OO bhls charcoal so
order
Pasoagoula-Per sohr Carrie fwain-l7oo bbls Of
charcoal to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
Reos9pts Mt tho 0ld Basin

Tohefunota River-Per sohr Dorio and Ddria-65o
bbls eand l. nj aex
Pasosgoula-Per sohr Conddsnce-t6O0 bba of
charcoal to order
PsaCagnula-Per sehr Philadelpbia-25 600 feet of
lumber to order
Wolf River-Per sohr City Bele-1O0O bis charcoal
to order
Bay st Lous-Per sohr Ant Rothang-16oo bbls
charcoal to order
Tohefuncta River-Per sohr Emma Amelia-55
cords wood II Levy
Tohefunots River-Per sohr Mamie A DPS cords
wood to nrder
Biint Hiver-Pef sshE Mary IreHe-1s nnn etarea
TO order
Tohefunota River-Per sohr L B Kemp-3o cords
wood Geo hike
Pasosgoula-Per barge Independenoe-6 600 feet
lumber to A ii emas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
<gF KHssk FOR BkA2OB SANTIAGO VIA
-sasAaaiAsssssaas Galveston-The iron steamer
q. q. HARRIS
VIII sail from morgan City
SUNDAY. Aril a.

Freight for Brownsville 1b per cont off tariff
EXCEPT grain. which ls at speoial rate,
Through bills lading signed to all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and q. HI
and D. A, !. H., Int and Great Northern Rail
road, and New Orleans and Texas Railroad
san Antonio freights received and forwarded
road. '
Freights for Gonzales. HallettsvIlle Rancho
Ltgh erage to Corpus Christi and Brezos III
any ct risk and expense Of eonsignees.
;, Freight for oil the above points received nj
the, depot OF Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
D D. m. ~
Tickets and staterooms secured until n. m.
~ agents office. or at the ferry landing. on
morning Of departure. y"
:. through tickets will be Issued from this office
70 the principal points on the Houston, Texas
central Railroad,. on the International and
R RafI.oa Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
c. 4. WHITNEY & CO., Managers,
ool Corner Magazine and Natcnas sts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
MORGANB LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

April 10 hhds sugar to Bush e. Levert-16 do
- bbls molasses John Calder-15 hhds sugar Bri.
trou--2 do J A DeBlano-i0 A A Mouton-3 do
bales wool to Payne, Kennedy Zoo baes noes
bales cotton l. Dupuis. ira sacks wool pkgs eggs
l. Lacassagne-i3 hf bales moss Nj Latimer eco
do G Fl Sevin--4 bbls potatoes Is sacks potatoes
sacks onions bale j Bibolet-2 hides pkgs of
eggs P g Gibert-s do hides Rykoski & Manade
~ do Berkson Bros-a pkgs eggs Terreb0nne-and
sundrles to order-Totsl vs. bales cotton 46 hhds
var ~ bbls molRases
From Cnton-Per steamship Farlsn-e6 bales
cotton to Orders do Moore & Coleman-G0 do and 20
bales hites A Whitney &co-5 sacks coffee to Mo
Aithur-sundries to ordsr-Total lo5 bales cotton
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
April $50 car loads rs feows-328 bales cotton
20 order--s7 do Lehman Abraham &c0-3a Richard
snn g. Msy-31 s GEmbel-2s Bokhsm e. Moore-l7
Walden, Haw kins g. Roberts-13 Warren Atkinson
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&co-2 cows , calves Andrews-4 cars timber
q Terry Sens-l pkgs hardware j Carver-i
domestios Renaoh-i2 coils rope Baldwin
&Co-6 pkgs sewing machines to Singer Mfg Col
car of hoop poles Payne, Kennedy &eo-10 beer kegs
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whisky Aemsn-3 pkgs glassware G Fisher-l
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to bbls oil w Converse jr &co-t00 boxes pipes
to P Sarazin-60 bbls oil G Ciark-ls0 pkgs beer
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
LIVE M PODG,
HARRISON LINE.

--sAAiisk@. The steamship
HISTORIAN,
Lang, Commander,
will sail on or about April s, 1880 from her
wharf. foot Of Monteeut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Hayre and
Cronstadt. ~
These steamships. being of light draft, will
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS f. MOORE,
de201y 1876 Gravfer street 10 stairs.