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CIGAR MAX ERS.

Secretaries will please note and send correcuonsl
International Secretary e. j. Cox, Hor.
nellsville, ~ ", box ~
l-Ceorge Robinson I47 North Fremont
street Baltimore, Md
flames Burke, box 27lO, Buffalo,
NY.
3-Theodore Eberhardt, 1920 Germantown
ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
4-Fr Shaefer, box 1929, Cincinnati, o
5-Wm Voice, box 542, Rochester, N. Y
6-,JacOb Gebhardt, box SO, Syracuse, N. Y
7-Chas. kadeck, box 655, Utica, n Y.
S-M. +. Hogan, No. "a Jefferson street
Albany, n Y.
9-Henry Rolf, box 6, Troy, N Y.
lO-W. G. Mscksey, box 28S, Elmira, N. Y
IL g. II. Hoeken, Drawer SIP, Chicago
l2-Jas. Faulkner, box 532, Ithaca, N. Y
l3-August KOhn, box 1905, Norwich, N. Y
4-Wm Branan, box l65, Binghampton
n. Y.
l5-E. SsYuI, III Columbia st., New York
l6-John H. Meeman, box 2543, st. Louis
l7-rheo. Hively, drawer A., Cleveland
ONO
lS-Louis L. JUNO, Chelsea st., Charles
town, Mass.
22-Felix A. Lemkle, Dox 5SS, Detroit. Mich
23-J. +. Knox, box l2I, Suffield Conn
4-Hiram Shannon, box 1856, Windsor
Conn.
25-Louis Hlss, 1879 5th-st., Milwaukee,
Wis
27-Frank McCabe, box 655, Toronto,
Canada
2S-ti. J. Flood, box 5l3, Westfield. Mass.
20 Joseph Gehring, box Gas, Danville. Ill.
3l-W. J. Van Brunt, box 439, Auburn,
Ny.
32-I H. Hoist, box So, Louisville, XIV.
33-Charles Behr, lock box IS, Indian.
apolis, Ind.
35-George Caswell. IL South Jefferson st.
Dayton, 9.
5-H. A. Kievenaar, box 24O, Worcester,
Mass
3S-Andrew Capp, drawer 1890, Spring
field ILL.,
39-Isaac Hayes, box 1887, New Haven,
Conn.
40 E. V. Hadley, lock box 7s7, Paterson,
Nj.
fl. L. Springer, drawer Al, Aurora, Ill.
42-Cieo. Tanning, lock box 20, Hart
ford, Conn.
43-Mark Stegman, box 1927, Urbana, O.
4-Chas. Walter, box $40, WatertOwn,
ny.
47-H. J. Bruning, No. s34 PaysOn ave-,
quincy, Ill.
4S-Chas. a. Tiettmyer, No. "A Monroe
street, Toledo, o.
49-Emanuel Levy, lock box 1850, Spring
field, Mass.
5O-GeOrge Morgan, box $685. Terre Haute,
Ind
53-Henry TheL~s Jr., box 343, Belleville,
ILL.,
4AMark Samuels, 2SI Main street. Evans
vile, Ind
55-Harry Simon, box Si2. Hamilton, On
tario, Canada.
SD. d. Olive, No. 72s Kickapoo-st..
Leavenworth, Kansas.
57-Aug. r. Brussman, box IS, Covington,
KY.
5S-Adolph Krause, box 1854, Montreal,
Canada.
5s-A. G. Lowe, box 200, Brantford On
tario, Canada.
60.-E Rollet. lock box l2l, Keokuk
Iowa
65-John McEntee, boz 262, Port Byron,
New York.
66-W.J Nolen, boz s46. KinQston. NY.
7l-R H. CuIbertson, box Cos. Hannibal,
Mo-. R
72-H. westphal, 3;s North Third street,
Burlington, Iowa $500.
7s-Frank Wsismaatsl. boz ss7. Fsrt Wayne,
Indiana
74-John Van w.psr. Ion n. Frissd d.
Columbus, Ohio.
76-Frsnk Mshsgzn, boz g. Norfslk, W
TN. B. hitchcock, ben sB6, BurIiaetsu,
Vermont n
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THE FACTORY GIRL.

The truth can ue,yi be confirmed enough thong
ubt may ever cease SHAkE>pEAgf-
Toll on tod on, posr helpless child
How can help hut pity thee
The mill must be TIM rri clubhouse,
for thou vert horn Ia i-Ner't.
Eleven long hour. must th.u t'il,
And strive a. earn IN, dhlh tH.i
Thou whr ART sIirh tcn4rr h""cf
The hope ~ hitIrv W''uIauh"e'u
Eleven Ian. l.ur- &. .I>i.itu Tao.
urbi Hrut 3, t.ttcg~ far-ri ~ -'.H f
The same ,trs.lL I-'stI ~h'' % ''i- '''' '''''
wt-,, biit,an H,..h va Bought aud s"Iu
4, resi- Thee ,a,uker Nnrmut Tile
1,au serpent No the hulN day
Thau fp observer II mankind,
Tha, eats nc ,ery soul away.
o, ye Whu ptied oft fun sore
The tcting slaves In southern fields
give as a little pIttauyv back,
OF all the wealth Quar- labor fields
What should our reason teach hut this
That Justice here should bear the sway
This child, the hud Dt WumAnhuod,
should never ton It's life away.
Christ'- teachers IN their college gowns
Have grown u such majestic height
That overhangs the cuttcrs home,
And looks beyond the scenes ~ might.
o, that ye lived the wor,is of Him
Whose followers sou pretend a. ~,
VINO unto his disciple, said.
Let little children come tn Ne
For how IAN De sh1 hliri, Dos wealth.
Aud saIs the lie uluuJ II Tie child,
Have tny portion with uur CHRIST.
The meek, the gentle. ami the mild
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-e-wm.H. Porter. box Sos, Fall River
ssLEdward A. Smith. box 1878. Schsnec-
s1-James wilmott. $50 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn, n Y.
So ssA las. Wsigpsrt. ss4a Main street,
SOD. huck, liz Elizabeth st., New York.
9S-Joseph BeckmAn, box 5S7, Omaha, Neb.
9S-Anthony Tetjen, box LOIS, St Paul.
MINI.
S9-Joseph B. Smith, drawer 100, Ottawa,
loO-William Snyder, P. o. Box g, Wash.
ington, d. G.
1Ol-RichArd Woods, box %, Jersey City,
N.
lO2-Frank Smith, drawer 2,OS2, KAnsa,
City, Mo.
lO7-James Mcfarland, No. l3 Pearl street,
Cambrdgeport, Mass.
lOS-Thos j. Armstrong, Sill State street
Erie, Pa.
ll4F. A. Ornellas, drawer 1884, jackson
vile, ILL.,
ll6-F Heilman, box DOB, Harrisburg Pa
l22-Charles RAINBOW, box l09, Warren, Pa
l25-Michael Rapport lock box 50, Peru
l26-Ferd. Ruscher, box 2a@, Union City
Pa
l29-S. c. Eckhard, Charleston, S. c.,
brass lock box H.
l3l-John A. Mott, lock box IL, Fishkill
on Hudson, N. i.
I32-Otto Martin. box 734, Elyria, Ohio.
| 1871. Messerschmidt, box 225, Richmond
Va.
| l34-Geo. King. box 307, La Porte, Ind.
| l35-F. H. Harper, box 81, Alexandria, Va
lS-JOhn G. Eggers, box 572, Dunkirk
n. y.
l3S-JOseph B. DickersOn, box Al, Newark
N. J.
1872. Mctiowan, box 40, Pawtucket
X. L.
l4O-Frank Jellineck. McGregor, Iowa
lock box ll9.
l42-Gev. II. Blanchard, box 1853, Lock
port, New York.
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ELYRIA-Union No. I32, meets the first
Ia Thursday in each month NJ Union Hall on Main
Street, ut "a O'Clock Chas Winters, Pres. George r.
Brady vice-pre. VIM. Sage I'm. secy; Paul Black man.
rsas. Otto Martin rec. and cor. sec'y, boK TS4.
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rms .NsIITrrOS ~
Exclusively a Savings Bank
No OTHER BUSINESS Is TRANSACTED

SUMS As SMALL As ONE D0llA !!
viii he received from any person. anil Bank tAos al
=. {, rushed without charge
Married Wenaen
Md Minor Cmrlren u'.y DEPOSIT nIO''ey. ~ uhi' y
me ira~ Il
Ma, ieroSt MDneJ tom N ume and nefnre mas
rg the lrsI Deposit may Provide by Vote how and u,
Mhom Il shall b. drawn Out and. provided copy %
ne Resolution be hrnshel "a the Savings Bank, a,
money ~ill be paid Unless ITS provisions are strictly
. "a died with
Dep0sitOrs.
whether Foreigners Citizens have the rights
q I'r ,:erty and IN case of Death any money TO Their
rtsi; viii I've raid their Legal representative ~he,h-
e they 1re in this country elsewhere
irlnei forms 81 Wills been prepared by the Cou-
e. u the savings hank that any deposition may legally
designate some one who may take charge 81 his money
and property and he guardian IL his children In Gaze q
nus death. Thus much Inconvenience and expense may
nc avus An officer Of the savings bank without any
ange hi~ servct=l prepares VIII IOr any deposito
applying
At the Tate Of six per cent. per annum. IS paid on %
sums Of Five Dollars or more.
working People
seed not lose any time, the Savings Bark Is kepi
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CARPENTERS.

A LBANY, N. Y.-CARPENTERS AND
IN J0TNERS UNION Robert Parker, pres Daniel
Kirk LIST vice pres Thomas Phillips, ID vice pres.
John J. Fitzgerald, Richard DOYLE, nn- sec
Alfred Tzyier. asst en- secy James J. PeBders treas
T. d. Dillenbeck. cor. sec.
Robert Parker, 307 Lumber strest.
Z. d. Diiisubeak. So Pearl street.. Albany, n.
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The House having under consideration the
bill III X. No. 1872 entitled ''An act tu
amend the several acts providing national
currency aud to establish free banking, and
for other purposes
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THE NINE RS.

THE MINERS.
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
1Vl TECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF
ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MISSOURI.
COUNCIL.
Geo. Kingdom, President, West Belville, ILL.,; ID. d.
Lewis Vice President Bevier, Macon Co., Mo; John
James, Secretary, BFaidwood, VIII Co, III Richard
Wailliscrnft Treasurer. Springfield. III
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
wi TECTTvE ASSOCIATION, Of Indiana, meets on
the fourth Friday in each month The officers u the
General Council President. Robert Linn, Harmony:
Vice President, Samuel Briggs Treasurer, Hugh Sav
age Corresponding Secretary, John Scott khRhssvlle
Hour u meeting, o'clock. A. NJ.
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NORFOLK, NA.-Union No rs meets on
IN the first Monday afternoon in each month at the
Seven Wise Men Vim. Allen. pres; james Burckey
vice pres, Emmett JONES' I'm. and sec; james
Cherry, treas. Frank Michigan, cor. sec.; George
Allen, serg't at arms. box -.
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DRICKLAYERS', MASONS' 4 PLAS-
I'D TERERS UNION, No. g. u Albany, meet At ITO
STATE street. on Monday evening Patrick II. Murray,
COR. sec. p o. bon s4s.
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BRickLAYERs.

CHICAGO BRICKLAYERs ASsoCIA
~ TON meets at No. 50 W. Randolph street, ever,
Thursday evening, 1t p. NJ Dan1 Gleason w. N.
WIN. H. Madden d. NJ; W. SopeF, rec. sec'y
waldon A. Smith, fin. Sec; Arch Sinclair, cor. sec.
John McKav. treas.
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a CLEVELAND, O.-Union No IL, meets or
~ the first Friday ~ each month"; the Irish Liter
ary and Benevolent societys Hall 40 95 Bank street
Fired Alderman, pres AZ High 81 David SprAgR vice
pre-. e LAmburd, an Thee Hively. cor. and
drawer a. D. Cannon treas
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LNALL RIVER. MASS. Union No Is meets
IL the first Tuesday evening 81 each mons See
A" Granite Block, Main street. VIM. Mclherrun,
pres r, Fowler, vice pres, rec, and fin.
VIM. II Porter; Alonz0 Peokham. treas.
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MACHINISTS AND RLACKSMITHS

II 0. S. C.-The following is the list
IN. Of officers Of the International Grand Ledge u
the X. .. S. e. for the ensuing year.
!. q. 5. k--James p. Wright, Baltimore
ID. l. G. s. k.-Hosea p. osborne, Milwaukee.
g. K-Benj. b. Scully, Lynn.
q. SC. Z. Mower Towanda, Pa
] G. Treasurer Richard Murphy, New York.
Trustees Harry FArquar A. b. McLain, and Edward
Broome.
C. c. MOWER, ]. G. S. Of X. Of S. G.,
Box "a. Hopkinton, Mass.
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union 80 meets even,
~ second Tuesday in the month At Turn Hall, A
Trugel, pres. John Shively vice preSt Henry Stein
myer, fin secy; VIM. Brock, treas. Michael Egan
Il Smith .I...r
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WASHINGTON, d. C.-Union NJ. 100
w meets the 1T Thursday evening ~ each
month at Columbia Turn Halle. street, between 9th
and It'll SIS John Easter, pres Gus. Nerleger, Vice
pres. ~ happel. treas. VIM. Hagernan I'm. Sec.
William snyder. and SEX. y. o box "a.
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GYRACUSE, n Y.-Umon No. meets
~ on the last Thursday in each month Ad"lph
Henry pres: Michael Mtus, fin. see Thomas Kendall
sec; Jacob Gebharit. sec box ~
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LII ARRISBU RG, PA.-Union No ll6meets
the LIST Tuesday q every month Al half past sever
o'clock State Capital Hotel Abraham Grove pres
Residence. Fulton Broad-st. samuel Pnntz
vice pres. Bonneville kemmerer, treas. john Felsin
ger, nm. ). y. Meeyer, rec- Edward Arnold
SergeAnt-at-ATms. y. HeimAn, cor. sec, box 12s.
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NEW HAVEN. CONN.-Union No 80. -
~ headquarters. Arcade Hall State the
last Saturday u each month Henry ~ Onthrnp. pres
David Courant. pres. Frank D Walker, fin.
NJ n. Goldsmith. treas. Isaac Hayes. and cor.
sec, boN l4s1.
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OMAHA, NEB.-U Union No % meets WI
" the lst Monday ~ each month at Central Han
r. ; Cook, pres. VIM Lorenzen, vice prest John
Johnson I'm sex John Hops, Otto Shields
treas IT. Peterson. sergeant at arms Joseph Beckman
cor. Sec. box 5S7.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS.-Union No ~
wi meets regularly the LIST Tuesdays Of every month
at Meyer Hall 20 Fourth VIM q Hoehstein pres
Cha- Ewald vice pres. Henry ToeIder, rec -ec John
Lnslner FIN Sec, Jos. Bukos~ky, treas Louis Huss
cor -ec John kehrein. sergt. At arms
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" ANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No.
IN the irSt Saturday yening Of each moEN
Hall southwest seventh and Main st. Henry
BiAsgen. pres Hrnr Brusegr. w. - Mobile
financial sec. Frank smith. sec.. drawer z05z.
LNKIE, PENN. Union No. los meets on the
Ia mr., Monday evening in each month At Atlantic
10 Klein, pre-. Franklin Stone vice pres; Tho~. j.
Armstrong, hn and sec Sill state -. Conrad
Hes. treas
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HAMILTON, ONTARIO, CAN, Union,
IL No. 80, meets on the first Wednesday in eAcl
month A. y. Garvin, president: jane Douglas. vice
president John HILL recording and financial secretary
John p Kelley treasurer; N. Flynn sergeant at ARM
Harry Simon. cor. ecY. box 30
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EORT WAYNE, IND Union NJ. ~ meet,
IL the II saturday evening W each month N
Fauth. pres. John Berhummer vice pres t W smith
rec. and I'm. Fruk Neismsnteiro sec. huN $50
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EISHKILL-ON- HUDSON Union No. 1871
III meets on the first Wednesday n each month AZ The
D s. Club Room. Pres. Henry Temper Wee pre-
John GAunt. John Bassett, nm and rec -ec John
Mott cor Sec, lock box IL; Charles wood treas
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Union No. "a meets
II on the third THURSDAY evening u each month AZ
the Court House Exchange on Third Stle.t
ST.. Antoine Zehne, pres; Marks Samuels vice pres ;
John Dick, secy Emil Levey, fin secy Marks sam
uels. treas and cor. Sec'y
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BURLINGTON, IOWA-Union No -
ID meets On the first Monday q every month Al q.
taBder Hall. q Third and jefferson 90. "
we-tphAl pres. n. Ohrt, vice pres John Braunberg
er treas and rec sec: y. S,hlemmer, IN. sec. II
We-'ThAleor. see, box ss4.. D. H. Neberding, ser
A
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hETROll, MICH Union No ~ meets
II on the 1T Frdss q every month the Lafayette
Hail. Cratiot ~ Henry klei, pres 257 IIastings-st
NJ kosharh, vice pres III lmas NJ. Dulan. rec see
g. A. sehildhaeh, fin. George Smith treas
Charles Erh, Sergeant Atari I'm Driiamc Uhas
box
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INDIANAPOLIS Union NJ %

meets on the first Tuesday Of every mouth at Apollo
Garden, on North Mississippi street. A. A. Andrews,
pres. Renhardt Weber, yice-pres Fred Rebel rec.
and nm sec Simon Smaholz, treas. ChAs Behr, cor.
sec'y, lock box IS.
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
Union No. ~, at No. - orchard st. New Ynrl
city. Meeting nights the first Tuesday "a every month
N. ID. Plate, pres I42 ESscN-st a. Arnold vice pres
p. Goertelmeyer, treas II. Bauer sec D. Huck
IN and cor. sec, Il2 Elizabeth u.
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/ A PORTE IND, UNION-NO 134
j meets ON the first saturday Il every month
George King, President Jacob Noel, vice president
Fred. Leusch, fin. secy VIM. Walton, sec'y Sam.
Resented, treas; George hing, secy. box 3o7-
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DRICKLAYERs, UNION NO. | OF
CIGAR MAKERS.

4 NAMBRlDGEPORT, Mass Union No lOI
~ meets on the first Wednesday IN each manth, 10
he Forester Hall, Main street Charlie Parker pres
tephen !. Newman vice-pres. Samuel Bu-nach. trras
James Mcfarland, rec I'm. and cor -ec'y Is Psari
nANVILLE, ILL-Union No. 70 Antor
IL Meyers. pres't Henry Hoffman, I'm and res So
Charles hinste@d, treas. Joseph Gehring. sccy
box 64s
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CT PAUL, MIMI Union No. gS meets on
~ the inst Monday II each month Singer Hall cor
Third ana Market sts n Il salisbury prps Tb,-
MctiinneSs. vice pres. ,. AlihnuSe I'm seq III. Henri,
Schneider. treas y. Opmor, warden Chas Hende-er
hos Mctiinness, Jacob Amos trustees Anthem, Tist
jen. rec. and cor Sec'y. biN iUlh
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4 tHARLESTON G. NJ. U. No. l2g meets on
~ the first Wednesday in each month. John W. Ste
veus' pres Robt Buera, Wee pres VIM Mitchell
VIM Ryan, fin. see sydney L. EekhArd, cor.
sec. j.. 2. Dunn, treas. w. d. Buckehuf, sergt.-
ms alarms
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UTICA, N. Y.-Union meets ON the third
" thursday o. each month At HArugan hall,
Swortfaxer Block, corner Of Columbia AMI Broadway
Jacob Iron. pres l22 Lansing y BOYD. vice
pres. Gen sanlIaugh, nn ChaH. Chibnal, treas
Chnm Rafieck rec. and cor sec box 655.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-23
OF MINNESOTA, Count,

of000dhue, District Court, F1rst Judicial District.
August Anderson, Plaintiff against Augusta Olivia
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
You, Augusta Olivia Anderson, are hereby sum-
moned and required TO answer tho Complaint in the
above entitled action which has been lted with the
Clerk Of sd Court in hio ONCE at the Court House in
Red Wing, in said 0oodhue County, and to serve =
copy q your answef to the said Complaint on tho
county Of Goodhue and state Aforesaid within thirty
days after the service of this summons on you exclu-
sive Of the day Of such service and If you fail to
the Plaintiff viii appy to tho said Court Tor the re-
li6f demanded IN the eald Complaint. ..
Dsted Red WinG, Minnesota, Sept. 9Th, A. D. 1874.
\. .O.NlRNER Plaintid's Attorney, zi
i b 7w50. IL s. 5.ss Red Wing, MINI.
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l FOR UPPER RED RrvKR.-Ihe neat low Wate1
packet Frank Morgan, W. T. Gillian, master.
leaves at P. NJ. to-day, taking freight and
passengers for all landings on Old Red, going
clear up to the head Of the hollow, and going
sure. Since her retirement, Capt Gillian
has had the Morgan completely repaired, and
she to-day presents fine, neat appearance,
and classes Al with all insurance compa-
MES
For GRAND EcoRE-People's Packet-The
reliable Garry Owen, under command Of that
veteran commander Capt. Jno. Heinz, with
Mr.. VIM. Culberson in the Office, leaves at
P. NJ. to-day for the above and all way land
ings.
FoR RED R1vER.-The elegant Lotus No. 3,
D. d. Dannals, master II. Z. Heat, clerk,
leaves at P. NJ. to-day for Jefferson, Shreve-
port and all landings intermediate.
For GRAND EcoRE- Weekly Packet.
new Bart Able, r. Sinnott, master, Geo. C.
Hamilton, clerk, is receiving at the head Of
Customhouse street, to leave at P. NJ. to-day,
for all landings up to the above mentioned
point.
FoR CINCINNATI. fine steamer Sam ].
Hale, J. Lawrence Carter, master, leaves for
all landings on the Ohio River this evening,
at P. NJ.
For CINCINNATI new and splendid
steamer Charles Morgan, Albert Stein, master,
Henry Stein, clerk, leaves to-day at 5 P. M.
For ONO R1vER.-The popular passenger
packet Charles B. Church, John s. Patterson,
master, NJ NJ. Dem, clerk, is off to-day at
P. NJ. for Cincinnati, Louisville and all points
intermediate.
For RED R1vER.-The elegant passenger
steamer Maria Louise, leaves on her first trip
this season for Jefferson, Shreveport and ali
intermediate landings on Red River. Captain
H. ]. Brinker commands, and MIR. Joe Dodd
has charge of her Office.
The following are the next steamers due at
this port:
Garrett and barges from Ohio River, G. A.
Thorn from Red River, Fleta from Grand
Ecore, Stella Block, Bertha Drummer and Willie
from Ouachita River, John B. Maude from
Memphis, Frank Pargoud from Argyle. Mary
Alice and barges, Henry G. Yaeger, Belle Of
Shreveport and John Kyle from St. Louis.
Leslie Taylor and Ruth from Opelousas,
Selma from Fishers Banding, John Howard
from White River, and the usual coast packets.
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failing at 13c; hemp 13c; India in bales and
rolls 12c p yard.
Moss Small stock and good demand.
Black is selling at Sc, mixed 4c. gray Sc, city
picked 7(911c u pound.
SrARcH-Light supply and good demand.
Selling at Sc p fb.
STAR CANDLEs-Light supply and quoted st
TIC p 10.
CoFFEE-Is in fair demand at firm prices
We quote cargo lots: Fair (gold) 17i@18c ;
good 1s4@1S 100; prime lS!@19c p ID /;
job lots, fair 49, aisle; good 18l@ 19c; prime
19@191c p tb. We are indebted to Messrs:
Small Co. for the following telegram, dated
Rio de Janeiro, December 10Th, and New
York, December 21st, 1874: Receipts since
the 18th, 20, 900 bags. Purchases for United
States, since the 18th instant, 10000; price
$1,000; stock 10000; exchange 269 per cent.