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NEW YORK.
Fata, Accident at coney Island.

Fatal Accident nS Coney Island.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Mrs. Ida Townsend, while amusing herself at West Brighton Beach. Coney Island, yesterday, and show ing to what great height she could be swung in double-rope common swing, lost her balance, and to the horror of thousands of 1ookers-on, was dashed to the ground twenty-five or thirty feet away. She was picked up insensib1e and removed to hos pital, when it was found that her spine was fractured and her lower limbs paralyzed.
 Death of Barnum's Bearded Lady.
 SYRACUSE Sept 13.-Mrs Rebecca Lyon. the "bearded woman," who was travelling many years with Barnum's, Forepaugh's and other shows, died on Friday, and on Sunday was buried at Liverpool, near this city.
 Another Revolver That Proved to Be Loaded.
 RIvERHEAD, l.. l., Sept. 13.-Two sons of John Henry Wells, prominent citizen of this place, aged 15 and IT years were playing with an old revolver generally believed not to be loaded in the house last evening while the family were at church. The youngest snapped the revolver fourteen or fifteen times, aiming playfully at his brother, but there was no explosion. The youngest boy mounted horse block in front of the house. and as the older boy approached he said: ''Halt, or I'll shoot you" He pulled the trigger as he had done so often before There was an explosion and the seventeen year old boy fell dead in his tracks, shot through the heart. The boy on the horse block fell in a faint. The strangest part of the tragedy is that the cartridge did not ex- plode sooner after the many times it had been struck both on this evening and pre- viously. The parents were called out of church. When they learned the facts their grief was intense, and the whole community sympathize with them.
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Reduction of Help in Postomoes.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The Postoffice de- pertinent to-day issued circular to postmas- ters notifying them that owing to the limited appropriations for clerical services in post offices it is necessary to make an immediate and general reduction of ten per centum of the present allowance for clerical assistance and separating officers. The order will take effect from and after the first of October next
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MICHAEL CANNON VI
 vB. ORDER OF NOTICE.

ORDER OF NOTICE. SARAH CANNON,
 ssts Of New Haven segsber sgsa YPON the complaint of the said MICHAEL GAN U NON praying for reasons therein set forth for a divorce now pending before the Superior Court in and for New Haven County, to be held the second Tuesday of September A. D., 1880 to wit: to appear on the first Tuesday of October, A. D., 1880. It appearing to, and being found by, the subscrib ing authority that the said defendant is absent from this State-gone to parts unknown;
 Therefore ordered, that notice of the pendsney of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Morning Journal and Courier, newspaper print ed in said New Haven, week three weeks oessively, commencing or before the 14th day of September, A. D., 1880.
 EDWARD A. ANKETELI, Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court New Haven County se14 21 28
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s,1natnrest "a the Ute Treaty.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The following dispatch was to-day received at the Interior department from the Southern Ute agency :: Ouray's death does not affect the pending negotiations. One hundred and ffty-six adult male Southern Utes have signed since his death. More will sign. (SignedO
 HENRY PAGE, Agent.
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lGoYernment bonds elosed as folInwa.

supply was very limited. As usual, the market featureless. State bonds were dull and neglected, while railroad bonds moderately active and ir- regular.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

G& PORT OF NEW HAVEN. E5&
 ARRIvED-sEPTEMBER 13. Sch B Sargent, Sargent, Bangor, lumber to N Y,N & R.
 Sch Richard Law, Mayo. Bangor, lumber to M P Dunbar & Co. Ice Go.
 Sch Sarah Gurney, Gurney, Rendout stone to E A Chat1e4d- Sch Geo Green, CheveIier, Hoboken, iron to N Y. N H H R. Co.
 Sch Emily Nichols New York, iron to E s Wheeler & Go.
 Sch Welcome Beebe, Lozer. Savannah, lumber to N IS Mill Co.
 CLEARED. Sch J Fooks, Crammer. light, Bath. Sch Oregon, -, hght'N Y. Sch Geo Parker, light, Phila. Sch Mary Matt, Hill Jersey City, by Weaver.
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ANDREINI-At Monmouth Beach, N. J., on Sunday, 10th September Pepito, aged 1s months son of Jo- seph M. and Mary ship1nan Andreini, of New York, N. r.
 Services at the residence of John C. Hollister Esq, 52 Olive street, Tuesday at 12 noon.
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AUCTION SALE.
HOTSE TO KENT


A ON Lamberton street. with six rooms full of fiiH closets, convenient for one or two families !Il will be empty October list rent low Apply
 CHARLES MORRIS, 186 TamherfoTa Street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

this city, on Friday Sept. 10th,
 dauehter te Jas. !. and Mary M. Kennedy.
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LOST.

LOST, A PAIR of gold framed sPECTACLEs. on Chapel "A or Temple streets, in the stores of E. Maley or Brown, Bolton Co. The finder will be hberally rewarded by returning them to
 J. J. H. KAY, Grocers, ae14 1t* East Grand sts
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EUTUISIIOI IIUIBV UU IOtIlUe %A LARGE. nicely furnished house, in south ;;ssa western part of the city, within five minutes @alQ walk of either postofice or depot. House Fains 13 rooms hot and cold water three floors, wash tubs, bath roos etc., gas and range Large grounds for both flower and vegetable gardens fruit etc. Arrangements may be made if desired for boarding the proprietor. Apply to
 F. STANLEY BRADLEY, s7tf 52 Orange Street,
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FOR a AT.R
FnR GAT,E

OAO OkAA1I1
 SEA THE Homestead of the late Charles Hurd, s;;e Cheshire, Conn. Lot 115 feet front, 274 feet E.lI deep. Two-story dwelling, within 8 minutes walk of depot, public school and post office. Within 15 minutes walk of Episcopal academy and Cheshire Center. Well supplied with fruit. Will be sold sonable. Apply to F. HURD, care W. x W. Mfg. Co, Bridgeport, Conn, to T. B. IVES, West Cheshire, Conn. au26 d&MIm
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2,OOO CLOTHES AVENGERS to repair.
 NARPET Sweepers, Putting Machines, ,Richardson's O Original Little Washer, The Excelsior and Well come Bench Wringers Wr1ngers of all kinds sold for cash, weekly installments, at the Basket and House Furnishing Store of GEORGE D. LAMB, the Wringer Man. 199 Chapel street. Call and the large Coffee Pots mas d&w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
JOHN H. DAVIS & Co. Bankers and Brokers, 17-WaH Street, !

Special Correspondence of JOURNAL AND COURIER.
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DEATHS.

residenee of the brides parents, by the Rev J. L. WiIIard Chauncey F. Reed and Lucy J. Dickerman, dauchter of Isaac s. Dickerman all of Westville.
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Surveyor and Civil Engineer, No. Conn. Savings Bank Building, o7 s1 CHURCH STREET,
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u III II " IN

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS, Via HAVkE hOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
H%F%. The steamship Of the North Gegs-
.@AasllaMS. rnaa Lloy d will resume their RegEiEE
TaDs, as foil, ws:
From Bremen. From NJ OrleanR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS January ~ about
hanover. .......... March "A Al ont ----
Those steamers touch outward NJ Havre and
Havana. an on their home trip at Havana axaf..
PRICES or PASSAGE.
From Bremen, Southampton nr Havre 10 Eap.
ana or New Orleans Cabin $50; StspraRe SIS
From New Ocieansto 5outhttmp t ii, Hagra Or
Bremen--Dabip. $3.50; SteeraRe. s45
From New Orleans to Havana Cabin. eau
Storage, t15
Children under ton years half price; ohz3a
dren nHder one year, free.
NJ Our ageuts for Texas Msssra Kasag~
man d. Range, 10 Galveston. are authorized In
tsaue steerage passage orders ut the toli0 " A0az
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, s42:
From Bremen TO lndfanola s45 50.
The company reserves the light 70 ehREg9
the route Of tho steamers. their advertised 2Agsl
Of departure and The priner of passaga.
Passage tickets from Bremen southagag 55fs4
or Hayre to New Orleans issued By the GLsa4-gS
signed
For further particulars apply TO
ED. r. 6ToCKMEYLR b c.. Agents.
au3l ly 40 Union sssezGA~
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| Lanans a. Btns-2a M Seott--ta Richard MilIiken
40 Mey ey w siH &on-pa do bbs molaHses q Ia.
| paDr N hhda sugar r LanauE 10 do j Walsh
| 4 ~ 9 hhla molasses Meyer Well haies moss y
j Walsh do 10 T. TeFTebonBe--iqa saCks v ue b
rio II Allison 40 % bbH mnlRHaaa hf do y Rivs
(, W anFar q A LananE--Rundries t0 nrdes ! atal
1T hhd sugar bb do N bbls moiaases hf do 10
| ~ ks rough rirs
pITISDU RG Par steamer Fieriia--aa hxs g'aa'
i u Lyons ~ tn VI Hart Aae--ts A Fin eV 20
yphVa N fRa Pablo tifo CO iron Y . It'd pipe 10
StAnHar. MReready Geo On boxes btters d. alH
hachs .Iohn r M ore &on-2s- binwa bbla stafl 70
| n 4 Mullan-tn nhpa ad#p II u West dn H. blows
70 Holloway n EdwarHa-70 do ~ bbla nsaiings 10
Baldwin Zoo crank ,haft Tug Jai IS
ck Tot 70 bills do Oh esc.nt City Jetzer Mfg Go
Huniries to order
BAYOU HOULA-Per steamer Whapsr-E hid
anaar ~ bbs mnlassea Richard Miihen--fa do
hhds suEar Beltran-e do ! w EurbIinge &oo-6
- ~ bha mnassaa to y q Rpor-as hhdr SMEAR 10
y q Mclean Soa--f bills mnisasea Meyer. WsiH a.
- hints sugar y Lfvoia- d. y hbs mola@asa to
= l. Harris Apn-anndriea to order--Total it2 hhds
snyar ~ ~ q malaases
st Lou Is Per ateamsr Grand Lake No and
tow-ei4s "hn bush.ls IN In bulk to Husstsr Geo
10 si5 90 to order -sss tauka ~ Giavar hden
dahi-2in do t3bas rleaaanta so bbis -four 10 w ii
Mathews Bro--'e do t. Prevent II Pie ter-an
sundri.s order Total 2ls sa bushels in bull
UfPHK COAST-Fer ataamsr City # Augusta
- bhHa ar 10 Richard Milk NE bhs ,nplasasa
r Lanaur 4 Sonsai2 d, II Bslran--eundriss 10 or
do --t staI - hhda snrar bbls maiasaea
UPPER GA T-Psr steamer Far Play
40 hhda sugar Geo E afane-9 do Ehisn IL Boyd
suudiies to oldsr-Total u hhds sugar
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STEA ri BOATS.
u v ssts@

Ra-EEaE@.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
LINE.
E%Ss = FOR MEMPHIS. HOPEFIELD
lGhf% Helena ArkApolis Greenville and
1ssaaaaasA~ all intermediate landings
STEAMER HENRY FRANK.
J. F. Hicks master Alf Grissom. clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY. January 2s al 5 .. "a.
STEAMER CHAs. 4. CHUUFEAU.
W. q. Thorwegan. Geo Miltenberger
master CLERK
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Feb. A. at o. m
For tIs.ghf Gr pA1shar apply on DOa5 q or TO
J. II. DOUGLAS. - Gravlsr ST. rt
j I'm JANNEY. lob Common street Agents
LORDd MI PEAkE, l22 Gravier street
Through bills adiuR over the railroads from
BROCKETI 4 CARTER
nol4 Il 80 Magazine street.
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.

Br steamship Tentonia 'sih On from Livernon VIA
Gnuhns and Havana. TO Sias Weeks &cV--sti
dja
Sp ark Prnossa Dsgmar. Urgniano. 8 days from
Havana. TO u Fatjv &Co-Print
srEAMBVATs
inhn w Cannon Lbano from Hayon sRrA
NRcheE Ia thefa " m VCasbnrE
Jewel. ltnalnw, ftnm Shr ~
leatenniRi, Davidson from N Louis
N.annu tion, harriet trosn Has.u LafoHrohe
CIV ~ Augusta, Brvu from " per Coast
Whisper. Iotnatnnk from Bayun stunla
YMro. Harri on from Washington
Her ire. MiIl.r. from Nose P"iDt-New Raain
,iameha Hannnver, from iov'n9ton New Basin
~ IN Parker Walter from T,n ~ ivsr
Grand Lake Nos Kendall. from 10 Louis, with 2
h.tEeR
E M Nor on Poe from 80 Louis with ba ges-Mabi
fest 10 yet Yea by nail
F 81 Play Papinean, from W " Cnaat
l.al q VI ,nch .rd fr"m bayou Lafnurchs
q X Peck, gib.m, from fou hata
FIoiYa, WhlteAlds, from PiusDuiE
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4 hbAI SALhSON huUIh.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ON.
LEANS RAILROAD.

Trains will leave. and arrive ut the Oalltort
follows:
Leave Arrive.
Mixed No. s. u Is q. M. Mixed No. 4, 80 o. N
Noe ! and run daily, Nos. and 4 daily. OK
cept sunday.
Saturday Accom- mediation for McComb Ont,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OAR.
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE. QIhJINNATI
COLUMBUS. o.. AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for ST, LOUIS Sleeper Is at
taehed at Milan, enabling passengers to &
through without Il aving the train. Only CNE
CHANGE TO ahW YORK and EAeTERf
CITIES
improved Sleeping and Reclining Chair car,
TO Vickebnrg DALI W thout change
Tickets for sale arths secured and informa
ton given at 70. n Camp street. corner o.
Common.
a. u. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
E.CHANDLl B. General Passenger Agent
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FROM THE PAs ~ES.

PoRT EADs Jan -. b. Barometer 80.
Wind northeast, frasn. Weather clou VI.
Arrived: Az $3.50 this p. ia. ritish steamship
TeutoniR. ellison master, ftom Liverpool. via
Havana, TO Stlas w ess 4 o.
Austrian bark Lincoln GernfiE tch master, 80
daye from Nsple IA ballast, ~ m st r.
American nark Isaac l.. Skslied d 'shor mas
ter. ls days flom P1slAnd. Me, ia ball6st. 70
mast r.
American bark Bengal. LnrinR master 4s
days fri m Rio he Janeiro. cargo coffee. to JOHN
Etnn. Gordon q Co.
No depArturts.
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Exps,raa.

HAvRE-P Per steamship Oak dae-5i.g J5 bushels
corn in hulk
ROUEN- Per steamship Hen More $50 % bushels
o. m IN hpia
LEaHO tN-Per steamahip Good Hope-Ee,5 q
" ~ bushels o-in In bulk 5uD0 sacks 40
bu hotel
HULL-Per bark, ntine Ruth Topping 81 sacks
uiiOAIe
tIVERPOOL--Fer bark Queen OF Nations 553l
bRlas ootiun q 20 po. aavRs
RONAC lA-s@ or su4an SDranton--s hf bhls oi
-four hi bba pork hit buls beef ! tthin butter
boSes soap bbs POTATOES Dbl onions strings oi
GAL lilo
BO5rUN-Fer sbiJ Gettysburg -Jio bales cotton
Rnu 0O.
BREMEN--Per bark Adslheim-I335 bales cotton
1000 slaves
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RAIL wssA Dss.

NEW ORLbANb AND MOBILE RAILROAD
IN tMOBILE FAST LINE.l
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS.
SENaER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. November Q, 1879 traint
will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal street
as follows:
LEAVE ARRTvE
No. Express No. q Express.
daily 4 30 am daily. 40 q. m.
no. Express No. Express
daily. ........ $500 pm. daily $3.50 DIN
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oa
Berths secured In advance on application at thu
Office corner Camp and Common streets. opDo
site City Hotel.
diiy j. W COLEMAN Ticket Aren't.
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BATON ROYCE.

REG ULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
SEMI. WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. at .. M. and FRI
DAY. at 10 a. m,
IT, : FOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUE
AGss@atqS mine Bayou Goula. Donalds"hyiile,
es.z@@~s"@s~s and eli Coast landings-The new
passenger steamer
ST. J0HN,
J P. hTeElroy master,
will leave az above. returning down the Coast
EVERY SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. For
NOS II ID o. MEfAAGON. 81 Bienville ct.
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" bark Queen Of Nations. Edward. 70. LIVERPOOL
DsWolf n Hamm snd
Br bnkenine Ruth Topping. EiiiEeen FIR Hun. C
@ y Shepherd &eO
Sohr Susan Scranton, Stark, for BonaJca
q II Echsnck
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MARINE NEWS.
oFFIoE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
- -

January ~, 1880.
Cleared Yesterday.
Er steamship Oakd ale SrecF, for HAVE
q q Herring
Dir steamship Ben Nor Kidner, for Roucr-
AK Miller eco
Br steamship Good Hope, Atkins, for Leigh rn-
Hall a. VauA han
Ship Gettysburg C.sll for Boston
Sllas Weeks Geo
Nor bark Adelh elm, Resby, for Brem-p-
II Oettli eco
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a.esspta mt the new masum.

ton to Hokham Moore 0 do Lyman IiGhtsn.
atsin-5 NJ Walmaley Aoe-4 Warren A Atstnapr
oo-aundriss To order Total 81 bales Gotten 10 lack
rnueb rico
NJ 'sS POI T-par steamer Hsroine-T baias rot
Va, Warren Athinson-sp do i.ehHsn. Abraham Il
co-h .Iuu Y Hat Aeu-tp hf bbla malessea A Eli.
lot lot wool saoka rough rice II L Cot m Gee
- Hac oysters NJ Warner snBdrisa to ordsr-An
to ~ baiea cotton o hf hbls nosss
bayou Lao"mbe-Psr sehr Right Ways cords oil
to order
Wolf River Per sebr Three Bfoihsrs-3l cords oil
wood to
Sprnpfield-Psr eohr Lille Simms-6 cords wood
tn order
Blind Rivsr-par sohr Jonvie-s2 sacks cotton
30 cvrds wood 1900 stavss to order
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hIvERgOOs..
nARREsOs LINE.

MzMIEEsEHMG The steamship
G0KDOVA,
jackson Com m ander
will sail on or about January al, 1880. frona hnay
wharf, foot OF Montegut street
WIZ receive cotton and sign through bills .
ladlng for the Continent. between Hayre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being of light draft Wiz
CROSS tho bar OF tho Mississippi at all uxnas
without detention
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE
de2oly 1876 Grave. street up statra
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gsosIptz st the ora HasHu.

Tangipahoa- Per sohr Mamie A Dds cords wood
to order
1angipahoa-Psr sohr Hermit No $50 ords wood
1, order
Tchsfupots River-Psr sehr M Fauria-20 Cd
bricks to order
Iohsfuuot4 River-Per sehr Dan b Cattle--27
oOrta wopd to order
Vaudeville Per sohr L'Eolair-AD tons old iron to
NJ Levy
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STE BOATs.
WA vett aAR e.

REGULAR SEMI. WEHK Y BAYOU SARA
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDN SDAY and SATURDAY
NJ ~ m.
49, = FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
LeAA1 Hermltage,. Port Hickey. Baton
saASsasss@@ Rouee, and nj mai landings-Ths
fast aua sulsndid mas enner pt.a amer
JDHN ~, ssRNOh,
John q. Lihano maft"r. II NJ ssop clerk
g lnton and Woodvilla fr4iRhta shipped We'd
nesdey reach their destination Friday even
Ing,
Clinton and Woofville freights shipped Eatur-
day reach ~ lr doe inatipn Monday evening.
FOR fright or Q Y Rage apply on board or to
GEO. II. HlFE i42 Gravipr street
BNI FF.lN EPILFH. 132 Gravfsr street
Lord NOPE KE. t22 arsvier street.
au2o y 9. WAYNE. "a Gravt . reset.
BAYOU BARA SEMI. WEEKLY UNITED
sTATFa MAIi, PACKET
IT, FOR BAYOU AAsA. WATERLOO
SRsassssasssa Hermitage, 2 lrt Hudson l. b TELLS
store. Blon Rouge Plaauemine
Esd sARD y. GAY,
j. Brown maR.r. h. y Streck clerk
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY o m .
retnrnins every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY
For freight or pRssags appiv on board or to
J ~. 0AHLfM 60 NJ 4gazine street
iyal JOHN JANNEV. INC Common a'reet
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD


Tripa January W lit car ioads ~ follows =
Richardson Il May-ti9 Bok ham Moore-Hs Leh-
~ Stewart Bros &eo-sa Hymau n Lohtebatsin-11
Pt clips aeo-T5 4 Gambel-ss Jno + Harde &oo-ss
Walden, Haw kins Roberta-sl I FaI guaop &oo-
10 Warren d Atkinson - " Payne Kennedy &ao-gl
Never, We.s &W- Moare a Cole an-26 u @
Newmab-a w Thompson &ao--tr Allen. Nus snt
&oo--iT Gleason. Dss Prounft-T to aardner Il
Corp is X NJ Wamaley &oo-i4 II 4 u Beer IL to
Keiher n aardnsr-tO Beadiaa Wood Il q w
Sent tell sno-1 Jno Ckade q RonH--7 II Newman &
oo-f Britton Mavaon-6 Hammonds. f4addis aoa
March a. sohlenser-a to Richard Flower TO
Nor~ oUd A. tkiah ards X T. Bnckuer-i T j Carver
Jurey \ t3ia - II 7 Gotham &oo-t II Allison u
90 fuBdrv mdes Yale a. HowlinET hovea hats to
Simon n Kohn-26 do &c Bouth-3, j Quinlen--,b
o.ssa N Ihassr &Go-2 boxes mdse to kalH Il Far.
nets PIX ia mdae " Levy eases shoes II N
Sam rv-l bKa muaio N q II ndalt-f hx o board. TO
w Wa-hhn,n ~ boxes drngs l. Lyons . z.
rough rice Allen Il Syme--4 hnds sugar w II Meikel
boxes cheese III Gotham &oo-i car cattle ~ A II
Hav a--i to Ayocck. Mitchell Geo N Fantt y
Noel Il Wo,ten-l O Mehle &an--iA cara timber q
Terry S,n ~ gin II ID Coleman " Bro oar atuet
J Kesan ~ do Leonard e. Maxwell w Kids
Huna0n-6J LEVY Oar ea tie TO w NJ nnie
oots. aeed N d Cotton Seed Asaonst,nn
ne r. Hodges &oe-ap pkER butter 10 Miller,
GriAsby Goo--i box cocks n Ia,ht.p Wilkins
empty bhl, H Scott box m iss Iunerbsr he
han coop poRuy Gas y &co- beta m"lssses 70
Joseph ViEn.s-4 n"Kea sRgs q Williams Geo
y booka N McDonalt-sunarIes 10 vIaei--I etal
i1I4 baiea cotton
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GREENvsLLL, vsca-sUuG AsDRENDs

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every tuesday,, ut o o. m
IT. FOR VICKNBURa. NATOHEZ
AatSS Davts'a BENZ and inter medlate land.
fngs-The steamer
ROBERT u LEE,
William Campbell master, T. Howard clerk
leaves ss above, connecting nj Vishsburg with
Parisot's Line for all points on the Yazoo. Sun
flower. Deer Or. ok and Tallahatchie.
q. 7. WORK 10 Commercial Place.
q. @. WAYNE, "a arayier street
GEO. d. HITE. 142 Gravier street.
VIII give through billie of adlng to Trenton
Monroe and all stattons on Vicksburg Bhreye.
port and Pacific Railroad, via Delta. La.
w. b. BROOK ETr Agent
Ruia M Mapazn at rect
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sAYoU mACoN AMI Tsn~As.

TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY January 2T, at y, RI.
IT. FOR FLOYD, DELHI. Wa RBAW
kaH - IA Oroc ketts Pont. Egypt. Ont-oar
-" Wes, wood Eureka. M Iind u yfsy
Coulter Point aud all way landings on II iyor
Macon and Tensas The Gne passenger steaxnsg
TkNsAs,
l.. " Cooley master, Thos. Knee clerk
will lesye rs above. For freight or passage ap-
oily on board or ~
BRifTON h EPPLER, 1872 Gravisr ri.
de2s I,ORDA NOPE IKE ~ " ve~ at,sss
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dFft. FOR BRAZOs "a NTIAGO VIA Gal,
xAlgh4G vsston-Thr iron staamer
.. e.. HARRIS
Will sail from Morgan City on
kNfae. FOR CORPUS CHRISTI

HEm. FOR CORPUS CHRISTI
Ffetgus received for above point reshipped
at indianola by schooners and through bills OF
iRdiDg signed.
Llgh erage TO Corpus Christi and Brazos III
any % iisk and expense OF cousignees.
the depot of Inorganic Louisiana and Tsxas
Railroad. foot Of Lafayette sryeet. daily until
.. m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until D. m
ut agents' office, or Mt tho ferry landing. on
morning Of departure
Through tickets will be Issued from this office
TO the PRINCIPAL points on the Houston Texaa
Central Railroad on the International aud
Great Northern Railroad, Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
q, A. WHITNEY Il 90. Managers,
oc1 ~ Corner Mngazins and Natchez ats
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On TIE WAVE
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
LEAVES MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND
fridays, at 10 q. m.
Fob RAPIDAN AND WELHAM
lR4slki5 Plantations, Bonnet Oarre Church
So Hahnville. Kennerville aud all In.
termediate plant alton landings-The fine side
wheel passenger steamer
CITY of AUGUSTA,
J n. Brou master. Arthur L. Freret clerk,
will leave rs above. returning 'owu the coast
In daylight TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. For freight or sassage apply on
board or to D. r. PERRET,
No. IL Delta street, no stairs.
clerk will be found on the landing daily
to receive freight. Oe22 Il
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TEX As.

MoH9AN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PASSENGER ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Ferrpboat foot OF
BIT. Ann street, MT q. tn, reRehing Morgan City
at IA M, there connecting wilt steamers plying
from Morgan City. In connection with Morgan's
Louisiana aud Texas Railroad.
HE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave
sSAatEaaG6 Morgan City on TUESDAY. THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY. connecting ut Calves.
ton with steamers for indisnola,
Through bills lading signed 10 all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and G.
and s. A. T. r., Int. and Great Northern Rail-
road and New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
Ban Antonio frelghts received and forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. II. and Ban Antonio Rail
road.
Freights for Gonzales. Hallettsvile Rancho.
etc. received via Clinton or Cusro.