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CLYDE'S NEW ExPREss LINE

WASH1NGTCN, GEOhGETOWN, ALEX SNDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
COENECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE's
LINES FOR NEW YORK, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
FALL RIvEB, AND ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of lsdfng given
SAILING DAYS.
From WashiDgton-Mondays at p. m.
From Philadelphia Saturdays, ct 10 n.
Freight received daily until p.m Georgetown
Gods received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM p CLYDE Co, General MANAGERS,
11South Wharves. Philadelphia; J. III. JOHNSON
AGO, Agents, 12th-st- wharf and 1902 Z ST. n.
Washington. aIIg27
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A MISSOURI SHOOTING AFFA!R..At Palmyra,
Mo-, Thursday nigaf, Gro va caile at DIS
leave town. They refused, and fired Into the
crowd. killing Rodney Lord, aged Is. and
severely wouEdiDg two others Two men said
and search is being made for third.
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SHIkTS! SHIFTS
Brine's SHIRTS, the cheapest.
BriEe's GENTS NIGHT SHI ITS, the longest
Brjne's UNDERWEAR, the best.
Brine's UMBRELLAS, the strongest.
Brine's Custom SHIRT, to measure, six for Sl2
BrDe's - d" 9.
MONEY REFUNDED FOR GOODS NOT
SATISFACTORY.
Self measurements mailed frea.
j. 81. BRINE,
436 9Th st. NV.
Oct6 Washington, ID. q.
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NTON FISCHER'S DYE WORKS.,
"A and the only Dry Cleansing establishment in
the city, 966 st. W., near u s. Patent Office.
All kinds of LACES, GRAPE Wells and TRIM
MINGS, WOODEN BLANKETS, cleansed by q
superior process.
Also, GENILEMEN'S GARMENTS cleansed and
dyed. Terms very cheap, according to fine work. ]
NEE sRs e. l. J. CAAiMACK HAVE reopened
Nl their vel: known FLORIST E6TABLIeH-
pared to meet all demands for Flowers. Plants.
&C.. 30. Qctl-lms
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TO-MORROK.
THcMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SEVERAL PIOUGHS AND ONE FINE HARROW,
MADE IN JAPAN.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23p, 1880. AT u
O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, 1 shall sell the
above articles.
These implements of farming were made in
Japan. from our models, and are elegantly finished
They were presented to General Oapron. Ccsl-2t
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TIE EPlzoorIC is epidemic In nearly every
town In Southern New Jersey. A number OF
deaths are reported. The disease is as violent
In SOME places as In 1876 Wild onions are being
used as cure with much success
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IMMENSE STOCK

InHENsE STOCK
NEW AND CHEAP
DRY COG OBS.
finest quality PURE Wool FRENCH DRESS
GOODS On all coors, black, navy blue wine plum,
double White MG1ts ST. 81 So
F FTs Witt VIII TABLE Eas pAMask 80 g.
fSsTsa ssaTR ESk az Ei fgFs Swo0 as
BLACK silks! BLACK SILKS,
1T The bf e and ehsas in the city oar ST. SIPS
LADIES' OLOAKs! LALIEs' OLUAKS!
CARTERs.
III Market Space.
Wool Flannel. 20 Piano Covers. very large assert.
Irent. Nottingham Lace for curtains. 121s to 81.
Hsiis SpseaI Bsrrsas in Black assh se t 50.
f 81 %, 81. e.: Black Tamise Black Grape Cloth.
y f M'TP a6d Boys Is to
Walnsutta. the best Cotton in the world, only 10.
CARTEIs's,
CAhPETs.
We have just opened splendid assortment OF
WILTON. ADMINISTER, MOQUETTE. BODY
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
AND
INGRAM CARPETS
il all the newest and most choice designs
Tapestry Ingram Carpets with Borders to match.
en!yrna Carpets, Rugs and Mats in great variety.
Those furnishing viii find it to their advantage to
examine our stock before purchasing
HOOE BROTHER q CO.,
sep4 I33S F Ut. N W.. near Ebbitt House.
CHIHTs TO ORDER.
~
Cur SHIRTS to order are unsurpassed for COM
fort, style and durability. Fit guaranteed. Ready
made SKIRTS OF own make, 30 cents up.
Choice lot of NEOkWEAR at 90 cents, formerly
81. Elegant British Half Hose st Is cts. Hosiery.
Gloves, Collars and CUFFS.
JAMES THOMPSON,
Manager of Ihompson's Shirt Factory.
au18 SIG + st. n.w., opp Patent Office.
DUY THE "MYSTEHY" SHIRT.
There is nothing better in the market 1t ie ele-
sanity made, and OF the very best material. and
only so cents. flushed, ready for the wash tub.
Only 80 cents for the "Mystery" Shirt.
Gerts LINEN COLLARS, latest styles and finest
qua only 81. 50 dczen six for 70 cents. Best
Iuaiity, at
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
snglS 1000 + street northwest.
CHKkT MANUFACTURERS.
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VICTIMS OF THE ALPRNA DIsAsTER-Prof.
Scott. OF Hope College, has leaf from a diary
Or pass book found attached to a moulding OF
the cabin OF tie steamer Alpena by small nail
II is badly chafed ana water soaked but by the
aid tf glass can be read as follows: "Oh, this
is terrible The steamer is breaking up fast |
am aboard from Grand Haven 10 Chicago.
George Conner" The last two letters OF fhe
name are very faint and may be Cornell.
Special dispatches received In Chicago from
Holland. Mich., comment On the character OF
the wreckage OF the Alpena, which came ashore
there. IL is stated there are In some cases ab-
solutely rotten timbeIs so that IL is coas1 tered
remarkable that she had not gone to pieces
sooner. People who saw the condition OF the
timber that 1loated 10 were highly indgnlnr.
1t is fair 10 say that it is claimed ia belaif OF
the Goodrich company that many OF the pieces
Of wood which came ashore were not parts OF
the Alpena wreck. Thetug Graham has arrived
at Grand Haven, bringing the bodies OF NJ.
Ciossman. OF Grand Haven, and Mrs. 5. b. Cole
OF Evanston, H., sister OF Frank Hon0rook, OF
Muskegon, the agent Of the Goodrich TranspJr-
tation company. No other bodies were found.
Mr.. Cheeseman's watch was stopped at fifteen
minutes past ten, so 1T is supposed that the
steamer fOundered about that time Saturday
morning. The body OF 81. f. Locke, agent OF
Hill Bros, OF New York, another passenger ON
the steamer Alpena, has been recovered.
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REPRESENTATIVE OF ALL THE RoADs I'm tAa
DaLlIDore anu ONO system met at 81 Louis
yesterday, in semi-annual mectipc 10 fix time
schedules Tor the coming winter and after an
informal discussion IL was deCiSc TO make no
Char ge In The pIeSenf line
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GIN. CAgl1rIn Annrrssns aOo VETERANS

YEN ASi1Fip ADDRESS 200 VETERANS -
H n l,<ss veteran voiun GERS mostly fr M
ny. 1910 sfo Vicinity. visited Gen GARFIELD al
saenNl !sstefosy. In the course OF his rssponse
!" ~ sGuisss OF Gen. NJ u Lergett Gen Car-
ne.u salo' 10 see 200 men trum almost every
,.eshntbt OF the state. ana from resytments AMI
CiSauss aDo divisions OF almost every other
s.a,t; 20 see The consolidated held report M the
SURVIVORS or the war. sixteen wears arter 4, "a
over, Is great sight for any man IN loosS on - T
gIeet GU all With gratitude Tor this visit Ito
pCrsoGal compliment is great. but there is an
othef thought Ia II far grealer than that 10 mo
and greater 10 you. Just over wonder ahou, p =,
miles. when was mere lad I heard the rrSf
political speech OF my life. IL was a speach that
Joshua r. GiCdibgS was making. lie had con q
home 10 appeal 10 his constituents A southel n
man drew pistol on him while he was sneak
ing in favor o. human liberty, and marcard
over towards him 10 shoot him down. 20 stop hts
speech al d quench the voice or liberty. / ne
member but one thing that the old hero said IN
the course OF that speech. so long ago. and iG
was this: Il knew | was speaking for liberty
and ielt that il tie assassin shot me down my
speech would sill go on and Triumph Well,
now. gen'l men, these twelve hundr and the
hundr6 a times twelve hundred-the MILTON OF
men that went out into the field OF battle TO
nght Tor our Union-felt just as that speaker
felt. mat II they should ali b. shot down the
cause OF liberty would still go on.
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GEN. GRANT attended republican meeting
went TO Jersey City, " j., where a reception
was rendered him. At the Academy OF Muse,
under the auspices of the Boys In Blue, Gen.
cess on me seaond Of Nnvenbar saNi6g fbst
there would solid north for the republican
tickt t. including New jersey, and that it W 8
as much to the Interests Of the democrats as ID
continue TO run this government He after
wards had a reception at the Opera House,
where he made another speech OF similar tenor.
cal pet-baggers, and said he wanted the day to
come when they could go to the south and live
as well as in the north and the west. Out in
Illinois, he said nearly all are carpet baggerS,
and the present governor of Illinois IS the first
native OF the state ever chosen 70 that Office.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


LVvAYS WE'RE AHEAD!
II ARE STILI. AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM, OR THE GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded again to
CERES,
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO-
CESS FLOUR. for being the hapds0naest and the
most nutritious Patent Flour that ever was exhib
lteu at Fair. Remember that
CERES,
the white and strongest and In every respect the
most beautiful of s Minnesota Flour. was awarded
-he + RST PREMiUN last year. 1t cana out vic
toICus then against ell other competitors and it Is
"COUK OF THE WALK"
ssain this year, and any and every housekeeper
who wants
SNOW WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask the grocer for CERES" the champion
Flour Of America.
FOR SALE by EVtRY GOD GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner Ist 1t. and Indiana ave.
VIM. Nj. GAIT & CO.
p. s They srs also the sole Wholesale AGENTS for
this District Of HeCker's Self-RaisiIg Flour aad
Buckwhest octl6
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DRY GOODS.

EALL AND WINTER OF 1850.
Great Bargains in BROCADE SILKS, at 80 and
$3.50; Extra Qualities. 81, % s. and 81
New Shades of SATIN DE LYONS.
PLUSHES, VELVETS, SATINS and FANCY
TRIMMINGS.
HANDSOME PLAIDS, medium priced.
DRESS GOODS, in great variety, at the LOWEST
MARKEr RATES.
Large and attractive stock of UNDERWEAR for
Men, Women and Children.
STAPLE AND FANCY HOSE, SILK HOSE.
MISSES FANCY HOSE. in choice styles
QUILTS, TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS.
TOWELS, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, and q very
large stock of ANTIQUE CURTAINS, a. mod
crate prices.
NB.-First- class Goods at reasonable rates.
One Price.
w. NJ. SHUSTER s. SONS.
oct16 ono Penna. avenue.
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NORkoLk AND FORTRESS M0NROA
STEAMER JANE MOSELEY,
tAfTATN JAMES L. BARKER.
FIRST Gas fare, 81 Round trip. ~N-N
81 70 Seq d-elsss fare, rs; Round EssS&z
DAYS, Wild EsDAYS and FRIDAYS, al O'Clock
y.m- IeEyt Norfolk alternate days st p. M stop
piI 81 Alexandria, Pines Point, Point Lookout
aid Fort Monroe. Va, going aud returning
STSkMERS FOR NEW YORK.
StesmsII. JOHN GIBSON and f. O. KNIGHT,
Pier A. East Eiver, NY, SATURDAYS at D. M
GeorgeDown ~ am. FRIDAYS For freight
St. Georgetown
Tickets, StaterComs, &c 40 to General Office
l4l6 ST. II. W, near Wizards Hotel.
sp29 o. LOWELL, President.
EOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
sTEAMER GEORGE LEARY, Tar Ek3Aa
Tying U. = Nall JOSEPH WRITE,
Commander.
From loo, q seSehth ST. From ds@p ash wharf.
MONDAY AND WE'D. TUESDAY, VERY THURS
syery SATURDAY. at at4P. M.
STOPS st Finey Point and Point Lookout Going
and Returning
First-clsss fare, 81 Round rip. 81. so. Tickets
good until used. Tickets and ststsrooms for sale
~ u. W. Reeds Sons, 12l6 4 g.. NV n. b. Polk
informs stationery store, 632 La. av next to Post
Office; Purcy G.. Smiths, 1431 Peuna. ave. NV,
and A r. Browns, cor. 18th st; and n. Y. ave.
b. T. DODD. Agent,
7th st. wharf, WASHINGTON, D. @.
D. F. KEELING. ascent,
sep2t Campbels wharf, Norfolk
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TtUsTEE SALE OF PROPERTY. IMPROVED
ny TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, No
9l3 TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
hear sa the ns Sh dsv Of aeed 81 rust -
recorded in Liber No 7s4, foio AZ, ct seq, -AA
end at the request Of the party secured thereby.
viz off. at paoo sale in front Of the premises
IL, the south 20 feet OF Lot numbered 9, by the
oepth thereof, said part of lot being in square
numbered sc, ip the city of Washington in the
District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash: and the residue
in three equal instruments, payable in six, tw-lye
ard Gig htcen months from dag OF SALE with interest
at seven per cent per annnm, payable semi
the purchaser. secured by Gesd of trust on the
property sold. deposit of $t0o will be required
terms within seven days from sale, the Trustee viii
resell at bis cost and risk. ALI conveysncing at
0c122- d&ds THOS E WAGGAMAN Trnstee
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IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE, LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this Company will sail every Sat-
urday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street. Hoboken.
hates OF :assags:-From New York to Havre, Lon
don. South am3tOn and Bremen first cabin, 800;
second CABIN, $50; seeraSe, $50; prepaid steerage
certifcr ter, S26. For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS Z CO, Bowling Green, New York.
". g: MITZEROTT i CO., 995 Pa. ave, Agents
for Washington. eugi7
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IN -
will sell for X. Fulton. at 1918 Penn sylvia 1ia
avenue northwest, 'mmencing TUESDAY
MGRNING, OCTOBER 2oIH, AT 10 o'cLocN A. NJ,
ABOUT ], Zoo FORFEITED PLEDGES
his sale will consist priL cipally OF Cl1thing, and
vii, be continued mornings at 10 O'Clock, AID eve
nnSs at Z O'Clock. until all are sold.
Pei sons holding tickets, the time on which having
expired. will pease take notice.
JAMES Guild, Auct.. J. HARRY WEEKS,
SaIet man, II. h. FULTON, Broker. OC.22-3ts
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On TUESDAY. October 26th. 1880. AT la0
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell at store No l723tA
Pennsylvania avenue, northwest. large and lSss4
Well assorted sleek OF Furniture, &c. being
the entire stock Of deale,. We name ia part:
SAFES, BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS, WASH
s1ANDS. BEDDING AID general assortment OF
Household effects.
Terms cash.
House and store for rent.
oct22-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co, Aucts.
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rPATES l. HAHN. Auctloneers.

&PATES HAHN, Auctoneers.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSE, PHEToN. HAIR
NESS AND LAP BLANKETS.
Will be sold at the Bazaar, on TU-MOR-
ROW 70, oG Ssat1rdas1. 0cTosEE %. 1886 ~ 10 ~
Pbaton early new enc set Of Harness and r ab-
Win If
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III GOLDMAN, Auctioneer,
lilo No. 3OS 10th street north west

MONDAY, OCTOBER IS AT 10 O'CLOCK AM, l
shall teI by pubic auction, the pre- -nises The
stick, tixtu9s, Lease, &c, OF Bar Room corner
u; and ST eets mol tn keet. Sale positive.
Terms cssh.
oct o. 2tf Fl. COLMAN, AllctIouepr.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ Ninth and d streets NV.
CASKS OF STONE CHINA oRooSERY; A DE
SIRABLE ASSORTMENT, IN LOIS, 10
The TRADE; ALSO, INVOICE OF TIN
BUCKETS, BASINS. ASSOR TED SIZE
WALTERS, &c, &c, AT AUCTION.
, Within our salesrooms. On MONDAY NORM Sc,
OCT. 10th, AT 10 O'CLOCK. oct22-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
SPA1ES & HAHN, Auctioneers.

SPAIES HAHN. Auctionsers.
PERI MPTCRY BALE OF GENTLEMAN'S TURN
OUT.
We than sell Mt the Bazaar. No $40 Louisiana
svtnue. CDsSAI UhDAI MORNING, october 231
AT ~ O'CLOCK, One Gray mare years old, ISL
hands high, warranted sound a perfect family
n a. e. Also, Top lhaeton nearly new, and hama
made set or harness. Trial given until 10 a. III.
Monday, Octoper 25tb.
IT SPATES < HAHN Aucts
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Ter IN borsa shoulders Schwabaeker & Hirssh--1tba
nos buIs meat Joe West &ooa bhis wsishy ID NeKrot
to-sD BIZ bills wine CorDihe q puchsne-b bbla alec.
~ Barset II Xiaues - r hay Chas PleaaRnts. =
nh "a butter MaGlosksy a. HeDdetson-t0 boxes shoni
dare II TX Con verse--i oar stock HaYmen--2 de
Levy car cattle II M Flautt-1 do 2 Gresne-i
o Ayorok. Mitchell &oo-l0 bills oil Union III Co-.
1 bpr gin saw II ID Coleman Bro cars aotkp seeh
- tlo ton Heed A sooia tion-b bnsss md-e 10 Hart
well ~ Cbambers--fi pkss Tdse HoIter Fen ei--
W pt "a whitehead w Converse 1r zoo Digs
butter &c Del Boudio-H bbls wkhHy g j Ba row
~ ph % mdae Nj A Peck phEa paper ! 10 y ~
Heroes hams Wallace Fairobild &ou--5 phgs butter
nh ID wseonatnF j Thompsnn q Bro! eRHea shoes
nc Dupre--t5 bba auples Paul paoe-iA pkgs onttei
b SO ari " Sou--aD0 boxes soap 10 9 French q
aps III L Kstpstt Il Haay-l CIR of ho' p poles 20
Yale & Bowling boxes hats etc IL Hn'th- hxs 81
gtfa Mayer Broa--a cases shoeH to y / MAFtlheh-e
boxes hats Simon Il Rnbn-t0 pkgH OgEs III w .tofh
empty hbla n Hollander-s rs ign glassware We'll
IL do Hirsch MI bales mdHe M McGraw--sundrisa
Tnt 4 hnIn nnifn
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST, LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.

Trips January - 80 car loads. as follows =
ia bales cotton to order-a33 CarrIere Sons-ieo
l0l Stewart Bros kco-a1 Walden. Hawkins a. Rob-
erts-ss Richardson & May-76 Meyer, Weis &co-67
ChaHe Hamilton 4 Powell-63 Lehman, Abraham
oo-53 Alien Nu.ent &co-s4 Jno Phelps &eo-s3 t.
S o Thomas &oo-ao r M Walmsley &eo-29 Jno
Hardie &co--25 Britton d Mayson IA Allen, West
l. Bush-.2 Gleason D4v g. Proudft-ts to Moore
Cole.nan--i6 II & Newman-l5 Keifer Gardner
~ March & Schlenker--ti Harris &co-lo
Farguson &eo-s Gordin &co-9 Gardner Copp-7
Beadles W God 6co-6 Clapp Bros &co-5 to Payne
Kennedy &co-s L Airey &co-3 Nor Tood Rich
ARDS Jno Chafe & Sons-2 Ben Gerson g. Son-s to
HartweH g. Chambers-i 20 Sims, Bilups &ep-t to
9 Maraueze &co-5 bbIs whisky 10 b Is alcohol to
I. Lyons5o boxes cheese As cts hams 10 pkgs but
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RAYou BARTHOLOMEW.

BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS lNDEPEND-
emf PAL KET.
Leaves SAL URD AZ. Jan, 10. ut p. m.
re Fob LIND GROVE POINT
lssAfx& Pleasant and all way landings on
sEszEa@ Bayou Bartholomew-Then new pas
sen ger steamer
CLARA g.,
VIM. Wenzel master, @. 81. Packard CLERK,
will leave as above. taking freight for all land-
incs On Black and Ouachi rivers ae high as
the mouth OF Bayou Bartholomew. For lreighr
or passage apply Old noar1 or 70
jas or to w. ~ SURLss II Frolt strses.
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MARINE NEWS.
oFFroH NEW ORLEANS DEMoORAT
- = - Inr

UFFIUM NEW VNLE1NH BnanEUOIs01' ]
January 10, 1880. J
Cleared Yesterday.
F,r steamship Commander Ellis for Liverpool
Lucas Moore &eo
Swed ship ugglan, Meilander, for Rotterdam
Eobt Oerlein
Bark Reynard. Trip. for Liverpool
w III Whitney
Ttal bark Guilio & Clemenga Assaulte, for Trieste
Masioh d. Gosulch
Aus bark Giusto. Colombis. for Barcelona
A X Miller &oo
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Arrived.

Steamer New Camelia from Covington-New Basin
Steamer Heroine, from Moss Point-New Basin
sTEAMBoATs.
NatcheE Lesthers from yicksburg
Frank pargoud, Book, from Argyle Landing
Alexandria 30 ardman. from Coushatta
YaHoo Harriaon, frsm Washington
Jewel Truslow. from Alexandria
Bertha Tronsdae. from Churchvlle
Clara s. WeDEell from Poiut Pleasant
@ X Peck Ransom. from Thibodaux
DE Smet uttendorfer. r ON Plaquemine
Whisper Cematoek, from Bayou Goula
Assumption, Charlst. from China Grove
CITY OF Augusta, Brou. from Upper Coast
Isabel o'Pry from Lower Coast
Lucy Gastrel. Aust return. d in distress
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IN MOBILE FAST LINE.l
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTEhN
CITIES, p.a-
SENaER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday, November 8, 1879, trains
will arrive and leave depot, foot OF Canal street
as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
No. Express No. Express.
daily. z 80 am. daily. .....-7:40 am
No. 8 Express No. Express
daily $500 pm. daily ........9:30 DIM
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Gar
Berths secured Ia advance on application at thu
Office corner Camp and Common streets. oppos
site City Hotel.
dl1y NV. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

Il. lust returned from the North with one Of
the most complete selections OF artistic furni-
ture, ornaments. etc.. Call and examine tn6
splendid selection Of satins. Broeatells. Coto.
lines, Raw Silks, Embroid cries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Paper Hangings. all at the most rea%
sonable priceR oclsI
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ARK APOLIs.

FOR ARKAPOLIB
Leaves SATURDAY. January 10. at .. %
n FORARKAPOLTS, GREENVILLE
l@ARkksS and the bends. Vicksburg Del6a.
$50 Natchez. and intermediate landings
Ahe FRANK PARGOUD.
Frank Beck Jr.. master.
laaves az above, connecting at Vicksnurg with
Parisotss Line for all points on the Yazoo. Sun
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahatchie:
a p work r. W. ADAMS,
@. g. WAYNE, BhOOhEII OAhIEh
viii give through bills of lading to Trenton.
Monroe and all stations on the Vicksburg,
shravarn-+ and Pacific Railroad. vie Delta Il.
also 70 Pine BLUM ana stati9as On T. T. w. s.
W. B. BR0ORETT. Agent.
seas So Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-10
nseslpts st the Nsw Rassn.

Govlpgton.-Per steamer New CAmelia-9 bales cot
ton Moore 4 Coleman-s Warren d. Atkln son--t to
Payne Kennedy &eo--l to Hyman Liehtenstein-
2 head cattle r M Flsutt-sundries to order-Total
% bales cotton
Moss Poidt-Per steamer Heroine-l0 bales cotton
Lehman Abraham &oo-4 bbls oranges M woods
do Jno Il Gibbons &co lot mdee Lippmann-do A
Adler-snpd rtes 20 order, o'a 10 bales cotton
Covincson- sohr II M Pippo-i bale cotton to
Payne Kennedy &co-s sacks rough rice HoeiE j
900 bbls sand IL nbls molssses coops poultry box
eggs 80 empty bills sack wool and sandrles to order
Total bae. cotton n bb's molssses
Tampa Bay-per schr Anna chase-1o tons cotton
aeea - bbls syrup bbls sugar 10 bbs oranges 10
nj A Rogers &co-i bxs sundiies cords wood and
sundres oruer-Total 10 ton, cotton seed ~ bDls
syrup
Pearl River-Per sohr Gipsey-s cords wood to or
der
Pearl River-Per sohr Lille Schmiit-7oo tens old
iron to order
Pearl River-Per sobr Petronia-3o cords wood to
order
Pearl River-Per schr 7 Emor-6o cords wood
t, order
Amite Rver-Per schr Corinne-2o cords wood to
order
Wolf River-Per sohr yenezia-2s 900 feet lumber
to Buddig
Tchefuncta River-Per sehr Laura L-25 900 bricks
TO order
Bnou Laoomhe-Psr schr Leander Jane-25 GOO
feet lumber 10 j L Demeritt
CaVington-Per schr Louisiana State-a7 cords
wood order
Amite River-Per schr Bonfouca-2o, 600 slaves
cords wood Muncy Marcy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-10
FROM THE rAs sEs.

poHT EAps, Jan q. -. m.-Barometer 3o.le.
Weather calm with thick fog.
Arrived: British ship King Goelrie. Melville
master as days from Rio do Jansiro, In ballast
TO master, ,,
Sailed: Steamship Andean for Liverpool.
VIuKsBuRa. Jan. a,-Tha weather II einudy
the fhermometer O.. Tho river has risen
Inches. Passed down: r. u. Lee at D. m, Up;
QuAhomR Mt noon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-10
TECHE ANB ATCHAFALAYA.
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, January 10. at Sd. m
FOR WARSAW, CRQGKETTs
ls4LEaIStss Point. Egypt. Cutoff. Westwood,
s. Eureka. Mound B you. Coulter Point
and all way landings on Bayou Macon and
lower Tensas-The fine passenger steamer
TkNsAs,
T.v Cooley master Thos Knee clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board or r.
BRiTToM y EPp Z i T., Is2 Gravier 3.