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From to 2, to wattt about thoughtf.,lly; 6 to
0. stupidity; toG. drinking cup; : to 9. eo-
creoy: . tu :, Ruddaas: : tu ~, d ralnuus Amer
tcAtt stntes1nan' to IN bird; tot tho bearer
OF tug; to !. silk thrtinl; 2 to l., d girls
uln.o; % 8 to I, I, to suffer; 0 to y, foam. So J,
= D1AMOND-NO. 1,2le. - Il
In Youngatcr: sort OF paper In smnll.stzed
sheets; IN errhine:a vegotabse; tho nightingale;
e!nbarFnssed: boundaries; to swell; In Nuao
NILSSON, Ill. Nx1soNrAx.
HA1F.sQuAnE WonD-No. 1,sls. :,
4 hatsh. shrltl, OF. creaking noIso: OF Or per-
tnininy to bed: a bird;' a bearing; ulalo nick
uamo; twt'-thlrds Of Oil; In Dick shunMry.
j SQUARE woND-No. 1,sl4.
:, P.oltablo; an: able ss:, n snlblo character;
CuAArAloN. Ill. HRN1pA :
NUMERICAL EN1aMA-No. 1,sl5,
1Gm COMPOSED Of seven letters. and attn II kind
BY 1,a,l. I, III to catch.
Myh. y. :. y II ktnd Of spade. q: .----
NUMERICAL ENIaMA-No. l.eta.
~ My5;;Se:5,o ,a;S Isa river t'i tho northeast part
NJ ~ j. tho horoine Of a noted epic.
M e s,S IA, ts1rs%1 's mslt ut
osHkos1r, Wis. =: PorLAn.
TtlaNsPosED CITIES AND s'rATEs-No. i,el7.
~ Wo read over, IND. ~ Aid Moscow IN siuna
f4 menlUry brand 1t all.
CIIGAjO. .,.,, YouNttSrER.
, 1880-07-10

From tho sttadu tim, md regular bent Of In
Hart. replnolug 1t With Interrupted aud fetl@
mutton Of th9t organ, demonstrated 1t, vnrisIr
OF cnses, PclfoWs' Compound Syrup Of Hybhos.
phItc8 Ia known to exnrt powerful tonic a9e1h
on the muscles OF the IftdH.
, 1880-07-10
ILLINOIS FAIRS.

Times aud Places for tllo Fairs In I'LL.
Mota for tho Year 1880.
. Tho following ls tho list Of tho places, time,
and lato Of tho trs III Illinois for the year 1885,
as reported to tho Slate Hoard Of Agrioult,,ro:
Counties. Place pf Fair. Thine 0f Ft,ir.
AtItnis...... ....Camp Point. Aug. a1sopt. 3.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
Bills Due

this office must be paid. We need
the money or we would not ask for
it. Call and pay or remit by mail.
Haven't We waited long enough?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
Uncle Eph's Chicken Dog.

uncle Eph's Chicken Dog.
A very indignant man, leading Z,
dog, stalked into Uncle Eph's hous,
yesterday and said:
"Eph, you black rascal, here,
your dog give me back the 50 1 pait
you for it,"
"What's de mattah wild de dawg!'
asked Eph, calm and unrufled.
"You warranted it to hunt chick.
ems, didn't you?"
can don't he ?" asked Eph.
mo. he isn't worth a cuss at it."
"Did you try de dawg?' said Eph,
taking his pipe from his mouth and
knocking the ashes from it.
class fraud"
"How war de chickens cooked?''
"Cooked?"
"Yes was dey bilcd?"
"Of course not"
"Did you roas' dem!"
"Why, you old idiot, they were
alive-prairie Chickens"
"Dat 'splains it," said Eph. 81
fought dar was suflin' wrong. You
just cook de chickens an glib de
dawg half a chance an see how he'll
hunt dem. Folks 'spect too much,"
he added. rs the gentleman kicked
the dog into corner and rushed out,
''dey 'spects 'tirely too much from
the cullud people. Eff dat man was
fool 'nuf to 'spect dat he war gwine
to git a dawg for free dollars dat
would hunt live chickens he was fool
'nuf to bleeb dat we's square in de
middle of de MILLENNIUM, and cherry
body knows how big fool dat am"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
JAMES
Candidate for Secretary of State-what our
Correspondent Thinks of Him.

Ed. LEDGER.-Permit me, through
your columns, to say a word in COM
mendation of a worthy man who is
now q prominent candidate for Sec
rotary of State.
know that the opinion of a plain
citizen goes but a little way in these
days, when the red-hot politician,
with oily tongue, runs rough-shod
over the country. The modest masses
rarely get nominated the man of their
choice, because the clap-trap hummer
with brutem fulmen sweeps them
aside as the cyclone doth the corn
fields, but I write under the hope
that the honest people will come to
the front at this crisis in the history
of the country. Ii ever there was a
time when good and true men should
be put forward for Office, it is now.
The political world is in a state of
unrest. Dishonesty in place-state
and national-has shaken the faith of
many, and wisdom in our election of
candidates mast be exercised.
James Carroll, of Audrain county,
embcdies the time-honored Demo-
cratic qualifications for office. He is
both competent and honest; a life
long Democrat. Although an Irish
man by birth, he does not boast of
the fact, or claim any privilege on
that account, but on the contrary is
fully Americanized, and is as jealous
of its honor Is any man that lives.
He is frank and open-hearted as a
child, generous to a fault, and ever
foremost in any work of charity that
looks to the advancement of private
or public good.
The party could not find in the
whole State a man better qualified, or
one who would take more pains to
discharge, in an acceptable manner,
the duties OF the Office than James
Carroll. Let the people see to it that
be is nominated. x.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
Put Nobody on Guard.


In the spring Of 1865, when Stcri-
dams cavalry moved up the Shenan.
doah Valley to have q last wrestle
with Early's troopers, a halt was made
by a portion of the Union force near
Waynesboro. Guards were put out
to protect property, and an aged widow
received such protection.
Two dismounted cavalrymen were
stationed at the frcnt door, and it
was half an hour or so before any
stir in or around the house gave token
that it was inhabited. Then the
widow limped to the door on q cruch
and called n Of the guards to her
and asked:
What are you doing hereT"
I'VE are guards to protect you
ana your property" was the reply.
"Well you needn't fool away any
time here. Early he come and took
our hay. Then Sheridan come and
took our corn. Then Mosby he stole
our hams and Eaters. Then Sheri-
dan took our flour and cider. Then
Early run off all our horses. All I
had left this morning was an old sick
mule and meal enough for one hoe
cake. The mule he died two hours
ago, and I've just eaten the last of
the cake, and it you can find any
thing worth guarding around here,
you . have it and tote 1t off,"
"But some Of the soldiers NAV
disturb you."
II guess not" she said, as she
pointed to the spot where a cannon.
ball had torn through the house.
The day that hole was shot through
there l was rocking and singing the
Pilgrims Hope and I didn't miss
q rock nor drop q note. 1 don't
hardly think one brigade of horse
sojers can disturb me very much.
You'll obleege me by jogging along.''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03
Inatituta.

AeAcnerS Institute.
Programme of the Audrain Teach
ers Institute to be held at the Duly
school house, five miles northwest OF
Mexico, Saturday, June IL, 1880.
10 80 a m-Teachers should read
educational journals, by G.. D.. Bow
man.
II OO-Methods for keeping up an
interest in school, by Prof. Frank
Wilcox.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
3O-Methods of teaching frac-
tons, by j. S. Snidow.
OO-Our educational needs. by
N. S. Johnston.
3O-The true teacher, by Miss
Lizzie Grantham.
3OO-Class drill in grammar, J. C.
Snidow.
s3o-School government, by J. H.
Hayden.
40O-The teachers preparations
for his work, by H. A.. Gass.
EVENING SESSION.
0O-Query box.
2O-The teachers personal re-
sponsibility, by Deille Blanton.
3O-Defects of our school law.
by D. T. Gentry.
We earnestly request all teachers,
school officers and friends of educa.
ton to attend the institute.
j. H. MYERS,
FRANK WILCOX.
e.. d. BOWMAN,
Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

A number Of enterprising business
me in Louisiana. Pike county, have
decided TO establish a pickle fac,ory
10 that city. They have advertised
Tor l0,0O0 bushels OF cucumbers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-03

BOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-08

poRT EAps, Jan T,s b. m.-Barometer ao1e.
Weather calm, wit b ,hiag fnR.
ARRIVED: AL $50 ihia morning, British staam-
rhip Oak dale tetcI maatnr. days from Bilti-
X more IN ballast tp. q, \. HarriHg,
American nssamahip Nav York Qnick mas
ter, st IL 10. from Now York. 10 o. A. whitney *
90. ,,
American ship Marcia Greenlenf. Bunker
master. Ul da,s from Bordeaux. Ia ballast. 70
master. - -. -.
British hnrkentipe Venture. Wright master.
from Bprhado d. In ballast. ~ muster.
CAPT Bunkar.of phIp n. Greanieaf. reports on
sDeeember 2, Ia iat uda 42:l8. longitude IA So
fall lin with waterlogxed aud Abandoned ship
Vera Cruz XII rsste. had not been long 10
that condition. :,
American aieame hio IT, y. Ward. Jr.. Pizz'ti
master. ut b;4D d. m, from kuatan. with u calgo
sqf fruit, tn H Dtsri N II OF.
Sailed. Nianm hips Morgan City and New Or
leans for New York. barks Wnitred aud Mid
GUNNER for Queenstown. Fortune htspoli and
Etobl for Gibraltar. buaeignnno for Malaga
! Conrad He bug for Oak; toh. one's Eari L.
@Yssann fnr Fall hiv 4. 0iY IL Green Bay fol-
BosIon, Hanto Uteri ~ Kingston. Jamaica.
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r,..aana y ! = m r1n. nella of shreseport. at .

paraoud. at q n m, 10: Belle Of Shreveport. OF 2
vi mi City III VirksuurR, AZ ~ 4, m -
EuREyEroRr. Jan. The river rose inohss.
and Ia now fset Inches above ths -, Water
mark Of 1912, end fsai inoh ao9ye N ipw sa
water of thi4 eeas I'M Departed. Oo,nie bfah
don for almer. The weather ~ Cloudy ana
MrMrtrrH. jan. 7,-The river y stationary.
Arrived Iii VI. Hpringer frsm ~ ,w orleans.
Departed: Colorado Tor IT. Louis. inc We"theF
MEMPHIS jan. 7. Evening -The river feli
Innhra DspnTfaa. H. II. kpttnRa nnd Jam
ii. Parker for Cincinnati. John Dlpppla TOT 81
Ionia The weather IL threaleni q. ~ ,.a. an
CINCINNATI Jan. I. NJ Tho river T. " ioee ~
ptrIsnttpf,. jan The river IL II feet 4
inches and rlsirR. Wenthar cloudy,
IorfAyIIrM Jan. THE rivar II 10 feal
fnnhea III tin. rHtiiti Rni rsinR, WrMhhr ci uhy.
Departed. Sylvan Dell aud VIII hFie Ior Naw
EyANHyIJrB. Jan. 7.--klver 81 Ito feet and
rieinr. Ihe weather IL T gRy. Denar,ed:
65oi1en Rule for New loans. She oveIlaid on
account of foE latt night
CAJno Jan. THE river u ~ feet, \ incneR
and failing. The weather Ia i2gxy and CLOUDY
partial; Oily of Granville md Iron Mountain
fsr MI, Lous. 9plion City f,r New Orleans aud
CITY III Helena for viuksburg.
Br. Ioufp, jan. T.-rhs river Is 70 feet Inches
and riHinn The waaihe is uartly clear. Ar,
rived INV MoIlie Moore, Annie 7 Silver, Imperial
Orleans. DspHrt.d: NY Choice frnn Oairo,
with bargas for New Orleans. Grand Tnwer Tor
Viukahrrr Common weaith FIR Naw Orleans.
MoNRoE. Jan. TO u Winburn, agent. %
hatcher street: The steamer Clara e. WIZ af.
rive ii time 10 leave " nrday, ne tenth. lor
ouaehite river b"' w vM1 VWTfE;NzGL. Muster.
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QUO RIVER Per Hatbost- 5000 bbls potatoes
q wv Dawson AGO
nscssvts nc tns w~w ~asin.

aainsviIis Per steamer A w Moffstt--4 halsH cot
ton Jno HArdie acp-Ar saotn rice l. .Ru " bbls
rosin Simpson II Tricon--i pkg tu dries Anl r.
rs bill. ter q CLARK 30 NJ fe,t lumber IL Jolt
aunares 20 prde'---Tntsi4 Dsies rottnn sacks y
rontchatonlaS E.Uer---t@t rSht Rnasvtler-- 3 Dds
mnlaas 90 Is hhaH II kar w agfaI wood ~ order
bayou L#oom bs-Per barge Elk-95 co. DIS weed 70
oIdar -.
Pearl River Fer pUhr Gen Wasbinaton----so,oe geo
feet nmher 10 II Care
Pasosronla-Per steamer Joeephne with barges
lis onr,is wood 10 z Hstwlg
Paaoaaoula- sonr Earmer-s0o bbls charcoal 70
urder ,
Jordan River-psr sohr NoimanJ ie--1stO bbls char
GOAL 10 order
Raypn f.aaombe-- Ter Eobr Mgry Ann-~SN cords
wood TO order
Tiokfaw-Per schr surprise--I8 cords wood to Or
aar
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z.o.snts NJ tI.s ola w.s,n.

Ro,fouea-p Per achr Newt cords wood TO order
cbefnHuta EivSr--Psr sUhr 4 II Eemp--3J o.rds
VOID to Geo Eihe
pas,apoua II err sobr Demoorat-lt0o bbls char.
GOA 10 order
Blind Hiver-Per achr Emma Amolia-ss cords
wood ii Levy
Tcbefunota Rivsr--PeI sohr Resa-30 cords wood
III svv
Bayou aoombe--Per sohr Hattie M--s1 crds wood
Meyer
PaAcaeonla--Per barge Anna-s5,oJo feet lumber
III A Demas
Paaoagouie---Psr barge New Era-s5.oto feet um-
har 10 "a A Delmas
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WANTED.

C.ANvAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
" new and useful inyentions: The celebrated
B. C. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
diploma at the last Louisiana and .Alabame
cheapest method Of oIb ], Iater from the
earth; Hunters PATEN1 FLOUR AND MEAL
indisp sgg aPNa The Wilson 4 Keaele WHARF
worm destroyer yet diseoysred. The CLAYTON
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method of belI-
banging for dwellings, street care and steam
boats being less liable TO get out OF repair than
the old style. The PATENT WATER CUT
OFF. an ingenious contrivance to prevent the
filth eecumulating on the roofs OF houses enter.
ing cisterns. a new method By which water can
be drawn from cistern Ice cold through iron
pipes, Without the use Of Ice or chemicals. ThA
BACKUs WATER MOTOR. a great Invention
can be used for any purposes, a very cheap cons
trivanoe Tor running machinery OF Ill desertp.
lions. The eUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE. the
latest. cheapest and most convenient mefhed OF
lighting houses.
Energetic canvassers wanted and d GOOD
JAMEs q. reynolds.
Plumber and Gas Filter.
lens 1vD&M e0Bar0nne street,
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rARpIFp. wAt.Es,

oARpIFr. WALLIS.
steamship desmond. ....---.s-.-...+-.sld Dec
Steamship SyUtl..s --..-.-.s+--.---~~.ciu leo 40
sTMoN's DAY.
Bark sauaudo. WaSeott .--...........sl sid Nov l6
IT. MIcHAEL's.
Bark Orano Gar. --..--s-----..--s.-. -sld NOV 10
ANTWERP
Ship DaEnar, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dee
HAvRK.
Bark Gomto Geza scapary, Cosulioh. sid Nov rs
BORDEAUX.
Bark Omega Fraaoonaro ,---.......--.#ld Nov 10
Bark Limo q, Blssantoh. ............. sld Dec
SARsFt1LEs.
Bark AURORA Ado'ne. .--..-....-----.idg Dec
TT HAzAIRE
Bark Marie. Johannesea. -..-.--..HdD Dec 2
cHERBouRa.
Bark Blandina +, itch ...........-..sldN Nov IS
HAMBURG
Ship Joseph Nichols. aid Sept II
GENOA.
Bark Lila. NORM -- cid Nov 10
BARK . uiseppe Lanata. Fraasinetd :. .sld Nov 9
LussINpIcuoLo.
Dark TRADE. Tai aboohia- 49,. sid Dot 81
LEGtoRF.
Bark Nimrod. Geroomich ..---........sld Oct
AMSTERDAM.
Bark Kentiah Tar, Pottipger. sid Nov Is
ROTTERDAM.
bark Carl Tfaaatedt, Bosr- cid WOW 10
Sohr w u Herriok, Crawell -. -----.sd Dec IL
CAHTHAdHNA.
Bark Canova. Blanche ....,...........cld Nov u
MO DE JANHIBo.
Bark Queen nf ihs East, Fraser .--...sld Dec 4
bark sander, IeBuTiok. .....-.----. ldg Dec
Bark Bengal, ihg........-...-----.ln log so
BaIk Ernst and Benz o. .....-......,sd NV W
tr,g Graf Wsdal, Mopnio h .-...-..... aid Oct 20
Hark nora, Muller ..-...4. .ldR Dao
6chr Bonus. O sea ............-.......ld 5 Dec 5
BUEFos AYBES.
Bark Wealthy Pendleton. Blanchard sid Oct y
RTEA MBOATS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Thy Gable to the N. Y. Herald

bordeaux Dec 2s--AIrived. Br steamship Foscoa,
Salmon from New Orleans
Dunkirk Jan ARRIVED Br bark Lord Palmers-
ton, W. htter from New Oleans
Lis erpool Jan Arrived, ship Sabine. Berland.
from New Orleans; Nor bark gder Johaueen fir, IN
Calves CD; Jan t-Sp steamship Eduardo. Echever-
ria from New Oreans
ymouth Jan Arrived Br ship Berkeley Cas-
tie Sauphsr from Pensae la
Revai Jan ARRIVED hr steamship West Stanley.
Asoley from Now Orleans
Scattery II ada. Jan a-Arrived. Dan bark Bernar-
do Lliey from Galveston for Bristol
/. ,ndon, Jan A- Ship Adotnl Hawkins, ct Liver
% oil Dec 81 from New Orleans Oct ~ lost her main
mast he I'd ana nil attached on the 2sd ult
ID n bark Bernardo. Lllley. from Galveston Oct %
for Bristol hos arrived in scattery Roads. She has
iptisunsd part of her cargo and makes considerable
water, the cabin being filied. She tost bulwarks
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nk. B. PEREZ,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OF twenty five years experience In the treat.
ment and cure of al diseases of the GENLT0-
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILIII.
eases treated with success. Brights Disease,
Gravel. Catarrh OF the Bladder. elect. sperma-
TUBE treated without the use of MERCURY or
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured by
simple mechanism. without pain.
Diseases Of Females, Suspension, Retention,
and all Female irregularities PROMPTLY Re-
kIEVED DIR. Paraz's FEM ALE REGULAT-
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this office. Consultations strictly confden-
tial and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampant street. near Canal. New Orleans oaa
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RecaHpta by M&iiF0Ras.
CHICAGO. 1T. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

Trips January - I'll loads. M follows
st3 tales uo ton 60 order~-tO Hiok bRm Moore--at
II & q Newmao--4s Richardson d. Maya Allen,
West A. bnsb--2D h Gumbel-lh Allen NnEent 500
~ LYMAN a Lichtenstein ~ 10 Gleason, DAY Proud
it--lb Uhstfa Hamilton poweu-tJ To Gardner d
Copp liz M Walmsley 6co-- Lehman abraham
Aep- Bsades, wood Aeo Meyer, Wells &oo-g 70
4 O Thomas &na@B aofdfn Goo britt ~ MaysUn
Walden. Haw kins a. II berts--7 Keitfer Gai diner
q W Sentell 600 q 10 Payne, Kennedy Acct
T I. HArris 600 & Stewart hras ACu~4 Norwood y
RiCharAs--s Richard r"war &oa-t Warren A. Atkin
san--l Norwood Il Richards w Jhomp.on go
j no Phelps &ou--3 "A 4Att.nu sas'-9 Moore Tale
mRn--i r. Il Atrsy 900 80 X II Buckner- b 10 alco.
hol vs. bbls highwines GoinbaGeIt a Lambert-h0 do
Dreyfua Sou--2a do boy To- boxes shoulders to
sehwahseher a. Hjrssh~i car atati spsidDg Il do
Leonard AZ MAXWELL do Brnwn I-aacs &cu-- Cal
IN lie X M anti cal timber Terry SanA
30 pkgs meet MoClnsbsy & Hehdersnn--s u r oil
cake II 4 Beer car lumber J II Keller car
wood u Yukum--i car maae w A s e.ie--, do N u
ton 5000 N % Cotton Seed A. ooisti"ni bn sugar to
Flash Preston Aoo--1s Doxes nd-e w y Peos--h
Il j Powell i boxes eagr Il Prudhompe-itn balls
Unions 10 bbs applos j easmoni &on--ib pktH egse
E Dol Bondio--9F pkes hardware II aaer- % 40
A Baldwin Aeo--7 olatah cabbage NJ sfioh Som
hoxes mdae M w Smiths do q FiHiay &so---
tisrcss shoulder Wallace, Fair child &eeacs ptanos
r Wsrlstn--tI oasesfshocs n a. N Sam wv O. hats
Irz--4I boxes hats II Buvth--5 ~ II Belden-ih
boxes mdIe Yale N EowiinEl do l. LAone--2 do
Vincent 900 bnIia Casa II N Th yer DO - On.
rius clio Morgan La a. L K--b cases sboes II J.
Mgrt,pea-,E bill. mtAe 81 WGetr-5 sacks weol
hides Iitensm &co--t b n Richardson a. May and
aundrios 10 ordar--Iola $40 bales cotton
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. SIT. LOUIS AND NEW ON.
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Callfope
Street Depot. on and after September a. 1879. -
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. No. 1. s:is D. n. Exp. No. a. TAO q. m.
Mixed No. 8. 100 q. m. Mixed No. 4. 1880 D. M
Nos, and run daily. Nos. and daily. ex~
eept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
leaves at $3.50 D. m.
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI
COLUMBUS, o., AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for ST. LOUIS Sleeper is at
tached at Milan, enabling passengers TO "a
through without leaving the train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EAeTER1
CITIES.
Improved Sleeping and Reclining Chair cars
TO Vicksburg daily, without change.
Tickets for Gale. berths secured and informa.
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner Of
Common.
A.D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
F.OHANDJER. General Passenger Agent
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETW ZEN BREMEN AND NEW ORs
LEANS, VIA HAVHE. SOUTHLAND.
TON AND HAVANA.
S%H%H The steamships OF the North Ger.
- w4asSpsts man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From w. Orleans
Hanover. January al About -....
Hanover. ........... March "A About -
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
PRIOEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hay.
ana or Now Orieans-Cabin. t1s0; Htoerage,tV
From New Orleans 10 Southam pton, Havre1p
Bremen-Cabin. $50: Steerags. s45.
From New Orleans to Havana-Oabin. s5ss
Storage, SIS.
Children under ten years. half price: chill.
dren under one year. free.
N. B.-Our agents for Texas. Measrs Kauff-
man RunRe. In Galveston. are authorized TO
issue steerage passage orders at the following
through rates:
Fr-m Bremen to Galveston. sA1.
From Bremen to fndfanola $45 81.
The company reserves the right 10 change the
route of the steamers. their advertised days of
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre TO New Orleans issued by the under.
signed.
FOR further particularg apply 10
ED. y. 6TOCKMEYER co.. Agents,
ann " ~ Tfnfen straef
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a. N. and SATURDAY at q %. o..
ffaN ~ FOR ORANGE FARM. POINTE
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landings. The new anf and fest steamer
EMMA LEVINE,
J, a. Raiz naslee.
e. "a. FaIlette and N. III. Barrels clerks.
Leaves as above regularly, returning 10 the Gi1
early In the evening on alternate days. To-
freight o passaxe Amply on board. head OF ucr
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