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, 1877-04-22
MARAH TO PAUL.

O. but to feel thy dear arms tw1uo
Around me once again:
fh1 @ sS0te s.i5 {h1s sds1n san0%tsht so0ths
-GFdce Gfeen,r0od.
''This dull, cold, heavy pain" Ny heart
Hath borne the burden long:
Though III the world took part,
It's laughter, Ounce. and song,
All mel my heart re-echod ne'er its song.
And now it's pressing wearily; my life
Draws near its welcome close;
The heart that once with joy was rife
Now aeeketh but rcposc-
Poor heart, long signing for repose.
But, ere into the Eternal Sea
My shattered barquc is driven,
Ny spirit aiEheth wearfly
For one blessed Word-Forgtven.
To hear thee say, Dear heart, rnsa aft FOR
To feel the pressure of thine arms, my head
Rcposing On thy brcast;
Front put my heart the fear, the dread,
Wo1fId 1ade, and. truly bIcst,
I'd puss to God, to be forever hlest-
But no-too firm in pride thou art
Thou ne'er wilt bend to me:
And peace unto my troubled heart
I'll meet npon the Sea
Whose voice hear-upon the Eternal seq.
Dlcst voice! it softly brcathcs of rest
4 rest for Ger unbroken-
Of joys supreme. Adown the West
Lifc's sun sinks low; my weary breast
Yearns for the joys unspoken,
Joys all relinquishcd. Thou, too, art
discovered from my soul;
Thou form'st of other lives a part
or mine thou art the whole;
Hope, light, and life, thou art the whole.
Farewell! farewell! The dream is past
The wild, iilusisc dream;
The scenes OF life ure failing fast
MY lone barquc leaves tho stream
OF Time, how fast how fast.
Again farewell! farewcllt O Death,
Thy pang within my heart
Makes not the bitter agony
Of the drenry thouyht-we part:
So frauyht with deathlcss wo, VIC pare!
MANcn. MAGGIE 4. CurNE-
, 1877-04-22

~.
The steam strcet-cars in Paris are reported to
be unqualitiedlY successful, although they run
along the grandcst boulevard in the city, and
through some Of the busiest streets, turning
ceptible grades. The engines draw crowded
cars from the Arc de Tromphc to the Bsstilc, n
distance OF seven miles, at speed Of eight miles
an hour, and no one has yet been hurt, nor arc
i3 horses frightened by the sight OF the engine.
Inc latter are like the dummies on Market
street, Philadelphia, noiselcss and smol;etess,
aud stca1n-power is said to have proved much
more economical than horsepower.
, 1877-04-22
a STREET-CAR MYSTERY,
rAfA EJ~nn

There were five passengers on q Woodward
avenue car going north yesterday,--four women
aud man. The man was long-bo<lied and his
eyes had squint, but yet no one suspected him
III being tlend. It 80 happened that one oE
the women sneezed, aud the man made I dive
under paper parcel on the seat and then held
up glass-eye between his thumb and finger.
i" Who sneezed her elass-eye outs" he blandly
inquired as he look from one to the other.
There was an awful silence. The women
turned red or pale, and cast sly glances at each
other and then at the false eye.
"WAich Of you sneczels" softly inquired
the man, while he held the eye half way across
the aisle.
II didn't" replied one and in minute all
denied the act-
swell, have two natural eyes, rs you can
all see," continued the man, 'tanl Of course I
had no use for this. It seems to me that the
owner should claim it, as she may nd it very
difficult to procure another as good I wilt
leave it on the cushion and turn mY back to ali
Of you .
Sand will leave the carl" exclaimed one
of the women as she pulled the strip. They
were all OF tue same mind, and as they walked
away from each other each one looked back and
tnused:
II wonder why on earth she didn't claim itl'
, 1877-04-22

tubaed 1,' down. and hurt his Arm aat'asa bit OF
+ said ~, Boy. oh. do not ery; IT cannot do ,ou
{; ssd ~ ~ Cup of Coffee hot can't do you any
aad "a Roctor should be fetched md he would
r. said. IN ,Egx bsas up with milk would quickly
q said "A Fish II broiled might cure Il only by tho
T. smell"
said, :Green Gooseberzy fool the best Of curcs
T said :. Ills Hat should be Kept on, to keep him
7 ssid' Some :es upon his head will make htn,
said, Some Jam, II spread Oh bread, given In
X said. - kangaroo is heze-thts picture let hin,
said; - "A Lamp pray keep alisht to make SONG
M satdL "a Mulberry or two might give him satta-
N sale: SONG Sats Il rolled about. might be
{ said. ..An owl might make him laugh, II onlyit
. saia :: Some Poetry might bo read aloud to make
him think"
I \ said. "a Ounce recommends Ounce, or else
said H Isss Rats mteht make him move II fas-
= aatd. ~ Song should now be sung, in hopcs TO
RI said. x Turnlp might avatl. sliced or cut III
said, IAN Urn, with water hot, p1accd underneath
v said, ::I'n stand upon chair and olay q
w said Some Whisky- Whtzzeiggs fetch. some
x said Some doubtu Xxx ale would be the best OF
Y sad' Some Yeast mixed up with salt would
We'll shut yoa up! Wen nail you down. We
your rad dtszster."
, 1877-04-22
CURRENT GOSSIP.

-.- sHAS &c cfedhs IfOH1 HIS CGI1 kQC pfIsUQ
| ''Now lust SEE come vlrtuous gentlemen scatter
| When light ta let in on this Tummany matter.
Too long have given myself to save others;
TOO long have suffered, As brother for brothers;
| TOO long Kept the seal OF my secrets unbrokcn;
] 100 long. sir! ought years ago to have spokeni
| They'll say havc 'aQucaled'-theY will say MI
| surrender
VIII injure my pals; but do not feel tender
Towards chaps TINT took money-took all they
| could gcbble--
| And went back on me when got into trouble;
! AS lively as cricketz to share in the plunler,
And rather more lively to get out from under;
/ Who, after the grab, let our enemies rcnl me,
And never spoke word raised hand to defend nc
| Who, when, Eor their punder. the city beset me,
sncaked out and pretended that they never met me
Who joined the wo1f-pack and denounced nc a.
vile, and
Deserted me when went up to the Islandi
No, sir! don't feel that
Just here the bland Sheriff,
With musical voice and Il smile like seraph.
Walkedin and remarked, ''Thc Committees in
session,
And ready to hear your delinquent confession;
The State will be grateful for services done her,
And, after all, justice is better than honor"
fComc on: I'm all ready!'' said Tweed, and they
started;
''I'll yet make the white -1i7csed liars down
hearted;
That paymcu. Of My, that divide OF December,
The virtn5us scouulres! ! III make 'em remember. ,"
-New YorE' Graphic
WASHINGTON rs a uUA1ORIST.
"Reminiscences of N.shinyton" tn Scrtner for Nay.
The following letter is copy Of one from
Gen. Washington to lis brother-in-law, Col.
Burwcll Bassett, Of Ethan, Va. Col. Bassctt
married Anna Maria cambridge, the sister Of
Martha cambridge, who was first Mrs. Custis,
then Mrs. Washington. This letter has been
treasured by Col. Bassctt's grandson, who, until
now, has refused to allow it to be published. It
is the only letter VIC know Of in which Washing
ton indulgcd in anything like humor:
MOUNT VERNON. 18th August, 1761.-DEAn Str:
/ was flyourel with yonr Epittle wrote on q GER
tain e3th Of July, when You ought to lave been at
Nun who has as much to answer for Us you have
stEanyc it il that you will be blind to truth that
the enlishtcnny soun:ls Of the Gospel cannot
sense OF Goodness-conld y0u but behold with
%hat rees osx zeal bye oe,a me to chusch
eqaai ] fervencyM5at s harec-1 am 0ps ptod y'en yoa
have lately introduced into your Family, certain
production which you arc lost In admiration OF,
nd'spend 20 mach time i'll contemplating the just
proportions OF its parts, tue case, and convenences
with which It abounds, that 1t Is thought yon will
your CROPS. etc., pay how viii this s be reeonctled
to that anxious care and vi:nnce, which is so cs-
cenctal1y necessary ut time when cur growing
every villainous worm. that has had an existence
since the days Of Noah unkind it was OF Noah.
now have mentioned his name, to suffer such
perhaps you may be as we'll OF us a1e,---that Is
have no Tobacco for them to cat, and there think
mt FfY11
, 1877-04-22

EASTE4 FESTIVITIES.
Special Correspondence NJ The Tribune.
PARIS, April Last Sunday Icing Easter. all
Paris seemed to abandon itself to reyelry and
excitement. after rigid observance Of the last
, 1877-04-22

A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE.
The philologcrs may take back seat, with all
their schemes about improving or reforming our
English language. A youth Of barely 24 years
has invented universal language-no less
'sfor all nations OF the world" his claim reads.
It is not like Stephen Pearl Andrews - Al
wato," which few men, considering the preva-
lent shortness Of life, will eyer look into Sc
riouslY enough to see whether or not it has aly
merits. This Is . sort Of language that one may
learn 20 read In four weeks and speak in three
months. It consists Ut twenty-four sounds,
with letter for each; no sounds are used ex-
ccpt such as most nations have in common; the
difficult consonants are oulittel--no GcrMan
ch no English III. no Sclavonie e.: Every letter
is pronounced exactly SO; there are 10 iFrceu
iarities and no exceptions. Passing to wursls
there will be no dec1ensions, all rela
tions OF case to be expressed by propositions;
plnrals are made by adding ). Taere are
There is but one conjunction OF verbs, aud
lenses arc largely formed by auxiliar:cs. All
substantiVes, ana verbs and adjectiyes arc un-
changeable; comparison IS made by modifying
words. The roots Of this absolute Language: urs
drawn from all languages, but particularly from
the Latin. To exeu1plfy one run OF words: For
tun, to be fortunate; fortune, fortunate man;
fortuna-a fortunate woman; fortune. 4 or the for
time; fortuni, fortunate. Few words Of this Ian
guagc will have more than three syllablc5, must
will not exceed two. There is no rule where to
who writes the '' universal language" tan use
It's words according to the order Ct his OWL
This scheme Is the invention OF julius Borlollo,
OF Philadelphia, who. through the columns OF
the Universe, new Journal Of that city, asks
cooperatIon--ELchange
, 1877-04-22

corner OF Forty-scyenth street, F1ida; evening.
a large number Of guests were present, WHO
enjoyea dancing and supper. Tie guests left
at late hour,
, 1877-04-22
EPlGRAhIS.
What Is an Epigram ?---Various Def
nitions.
Samples from English, French, aud ORR.
entail Sources. " -

r L1nann Spectator.
THE EPIGRANMATIST: A SELECTION FROM
THE Er1cnAAAATic LITERATURE nr ANCIENT,
MEDIEVAL. AND MODERN TINES. Dy the Rev.
u: P. Dodd. London: George Bell l. Sons.
, 1877-04-22
A King? Aye, every inch King
Such Barry doth appear;
But Gstrlck's quite another thing,
~. .,,;o.,- srrh + ;uu ear

l1E 5 EVEl5 lHIH 1A9k1t5 47@ts*'
This, We take it, is genuine epigram; for
although rs personal, III one sense, as the last,
it reads q lesson, md not unkindly, or, be it
said, unnecessary lesson to all actors, even the
best in tic world, who would fain be as welcome
to their audiences as he who played the King
was to Hamlet 1t has been disputed how far
o play upon words is permissible, in an
eptsram, and within due limits It un-
questionably is perlnissablc; but, such rub
Dish as the following transgrcsses those limits
still more unquestionaoly; it vas written on u,
three doctors, viz, Dr. Wall, Sir e. fcggc, and
Dr. Bourne, and is entitled:
TIE OXFORD MEDICAL TRIO
I would not call in any one Of them all.
For only 1.-THE weakest will 90 to the traH:
The second, like Death. that scyt the-armed mower,
Will speedily make yon 4 peg Or two lower;
While the third with the lees hc 50 silently carns
Ii the L0ura wl;cncc IN, traveller ever retutns+
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eTEAMBoATs.
Annie b. Rolls from Bayou Ba'ataIia
Has, rop Hodge from Camden
Martha. Bassett, from Lower Coast
Robt II Lee Campbell from Vieks urg
Carrie A Thorn, Thorn, from Mibden
st John, Berge,on, from Baton Rouge
Emma. Canton, from Lower Coast
Geo Spanger, Smith from st Martlnville
Belle Albert, Hotsrd, from Bayou des Allemshas
Waloon, DeIouchel from Lower Coast.
FIATBoATs.
Erickson boat, from Yazoo River
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BuRNETT's FLAvoRINa ExTRAoTs.-- The super,
orits Of these extracts consists IN their perfect
purity and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which en-
ter into the composition of many of the Fictitious
yruit flavors now in the market. They are not
tuly true to their names, but are prepared from
fruits of the best quality ard re so highly CON-
centrated that comparatively small quantity
only need be used.
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laft BIT. Louis for the Black Hills, to engage in
mining.
MEMPHIS, April 27.-The Ruth, from White
river to-day, reports the river bank full from
Jacksonport down. A rain fall OF over two
inches fell here last night and an overflow Of the
White River Valley is threatened. The railway
trains have been interrupted and bridges washed
away in numerous places.
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STOCK or PROVISIONS ON HAND,

WHISKY Rectified is selling at 81 O56a1 10 ~
gallon, as in proof and brand. A lot o. 40t bbls
Western sold on private terms, and Is bbls Louis
lana sold at 81 II. Alot Of 8 bbls patent Bour-
bon sold at 81 80 T} gallon.
CORN in BULk-None on the spot. 1t COM
mands Csc W bushel, to arrive.
cow PEAS-Aotive demand for the country at
81 cool rs for black, % for Wwhippoorwill: 81 SO
ta2 SO for mixed, and 80 1900 85 for clay. A
dealer sold 90 bags Whippoorwl at "a, 80 mixed
at 81 60 and Is clay at % rs W bushol.
CORN IN SACKS-Is in light supply with
moderate demand at firm prices 800 sacks choice
white and 400 yellow sold at zoe M bnsheI
Chicago quoted at $50 June; Liverpool I'm.
changed.
BRAN-The supply is light and the demand
HAY~Light supply and dull No sales .ss Prime
Is quoted at SIG 50916; choice SIS " ton.
OATS-Are in light supply and moderate de-
mand at firm prices. 1000 sacks Sc. Louis sold
at SOC, and 400 dslena at $40 y bushel.
RICE-The market is bare OF common and
prime. Prices are tirmer and the demand &C i've
Louisiana No. is quoted at 3031xc, ordinary
4s4@5c, fair 52s@51ac, good sac.
OOFFEE-1he market continues active and
In first hands, 4,079 bags. We quote oargces:
100000 prime 2o1s@2O'4c y lb. job lots:
Ordinary I7A@i7s4c, gold; fair 1sA@191.c;
s0%Sa ar ,Sas6,sd pf ta mes.9s Small e ,no
following telegraph: Rio de Janeiro, April 49, and
New York, April 80, 1877, receipts since the 2lst,
$4,000 bags; purchases for Europe 5000. pur-
chases for the United States 81, 600; pice 1OI3OO;
stock $4,000; exchange 232sd; average daily re-
ceipts 67i4 bags.
BUTTER Stocks are large of old West,
ern, but light OF Goshen, prices being
entirely nominal. Fresh receipts of prime and
choice meet with fair demand at quotations
New York cream 266127c; dairy fine 24Qo25c dairy
prime 2O0o22c; dairy medium nominal; Western
fresh packed fine lSc; Western fresh packed me-
dunn 14(Dl5o: Western fresh packed fair l20b13c;
summer packed fair 10@l2c u ID; low grades
nominal
CHEEsE-The arrivals have been light, the
demand taking about all coming in Of mild fac
tory. New is on the way aud will eoon arrive in
sufficient quantities to make market. We quote:
New York cream 1879, Western factory mild Is
0o151sc, Western medium grades l2@l4c aalt.
STAR H-Fair supply and moderate demand.
Quoted at 31140l31sc W lb.
EGGS-The market is overstocked and dull.
Western and Louisiana are quoted at 10@13c.
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BuRNETT's CoooAINE.-A perfect dressing for
the hair. The Cocoaine holds in liquid form
large proportion Of deoderized cocoanut oil, pre-
cured expressly for this purpose.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
- The new and fast freight steana
&ss@A EMMA,
o. CANTON Jr., Master, u. Donovan, Clerk
Leaves the city for the Franklin Rice Mills, Bel
air and way landings every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at .. m. Retu IN 70 the CITY
ings. Freight clork foot Of Cont street. ia25 tt
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CON S e M PTIO n
Positively CMred.

All sufferers from this disease who are ANXIOUS
to be cured should try DIR. KISENERS CELE-
DRAFTED CONSULTATIVE POWDERS. These
will cure CONSUMPTION and all diseases OF the
THROAT AND LUNGS-indeed. so strong Is
our faith in them. and also to convince you tlht
sufferer by mail, post paid, FREE TRIAL
BOX.
We don't want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied of their curative powers
If your life is worth saving. don't delay neiVlhg
these POWDERS q trial. as they will surely cure
you Al,
United States or Canada by mail on receipt OF
y 'O' ~ ~ ASH & ROBBINS,
ap16 " 300 Fulton street, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Experts.

GENOA-Per bark Washington-3i2s bales cotton
rs hbds tobacco ca do pp &c mdse 1850 pcs slaves
h DNACCA-Per sohr Excelsicr-l Dbl beef pigs
ndse -, a.,
ROUEN-per brig Onalaska 900 bales cotton u ,ooi
bushels corn In bulk
RIO TTERDAM--Per brig MadawssRa---So, ~
bushels corn I'm bulk -
HAvRE-Per ship Louise ct Rose-379l bales cot
ton lot furniture 5000 pcs slaves
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REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 8 D. m.
u~- FOR WASHINGTON. OpELOUs
LsNs6 lsas. Port Barre. simmsport, Church
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA,
A. r. TrousdaIe master. Theo. John clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
HTTE T. UAHLIN.
ia23 Tchoupitoulas street.
=. S.-Connects closely with steamer Minnie
for Bayou do Glaize Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou BEuf.
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FIR shin Louise ct Rose Dubose, for Havre-
Lowell & Bailey
N' FIR Ia ahoohia
Ital brig Madawaska, Saraoino, for Rotterdam.
Joseph Kelley
py;g f,naIaala Hart for Rouen--- No ton a. Bell
Sahr Erralsior Morgsn. for Bonacca-- X Morgan
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OpELOUSAS.

REGULAR OPELOUsAS PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. Mt 8 y, IN.
N% FOR WASHINGTON, OpELOU,
s e and Pa I'll aadngs on h oh Gafs
Atehafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light-draft steamer
SANDY No. 2.
RI, III. Broad master. J. u. Schmit. CLERK
will leave as above. For freight or passage Rp
ply on board or to BRITTON d EPPLEH.
a22 If 81 Gravier street
7, S.-Cgnnects closely with steamer Minnie
lading to Bayou Bpuf.
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REUT RIVER.

REGULAR BLACK AND BOGUF RIVER
PACK ET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. May Q. at & .. m.
tn. IN FOR POINTJ JEFFERSON. GlRARD,
ksaf!MFsa III Alto, Red Mouth Gum Point and all
landings on BBuf and Black rivers
The steamer
ERA NO. 10,
lin place Of Stella Blockl
Tom Taylor master.
Will leave as above. Pays particular attention
to all Black River business. For freight or
passage apply on board or TO
ap24 A. BRITTON. 80 Gravier street.
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Steamship AIgers, Hawthorn, from New YORK. 2lst
inst to @ A whitney &co Agiers
Steamship Lisze. Felsher, from Pensacola
Basin
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HAVANA-Per steamship Emily y Souder--sgo
hhds sugar Oh iTfaix e. AgM--1 case tobacco 1s,Ooo
cigars Hernshein Il Bro-5O0D do A Gonzales
Bro $500,
RuATAN--per sohr X II Loeke--250G punches
bananas 5000 plan tans $4,000 ooooanuts $40 pne ap
nj GranaF
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
May |, 1877.
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS
PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. May 2. at 3 d. m.
IT, FOR FLOYD, MONTICELLO,
Richardson's Landing, Delhi Point
Mabin, Warsaw. Urocketts Point,
Osb2rn's Landing, Cut-OT. and all intermediate
passenger steamer
w. j. pOtTEvEN
I'm place of Steamer 1renton)
J. b. Sullivan. master, J. j.. Rohbins, clerk.
viii leave as above. For fr light or passage
apply on board. or to.
LORD n MoPFAKE.)
HITE II CAHIIN. Agents.
Rp2g JANNEY Il WORK. }
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday. May 1, 1877. !
Daily report OF the stage OF water. WITH cnangee
In the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
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BATON ROUGE.

leaves every MONDAY Mt ., M. and FRIDAY
sarS~ ut IL IN
lls.aHsk The passenger steamer
Frank Bergeron, master. J. o. Bergeron, clerk.
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge, Plaque
mine. Donaldsonvile and all coast landings.
returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY,
EVENINGS.
For freight or passaagg2e apply On board Or 70
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LAGER BEER,

He Ia nrenared to sell the same AT LOWER
PRICE than auy other HOME MADE ARTi-
Gle, and of as good quality as any SINH ar arti-
Gle produced in the United States. mh2' OIL
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BY Railroads,
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 800 hhds sugar Richard Milliken
NEW ORLEANS Sc. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
ADJ Ill 1910 bales cotton order-19 Thomas eco
III Bickham g. Moore-l1 Jno Phelps Geo. Tenn
ple Coons &co-s Richardson g. May Payne,
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REGULAR CINCINNATI. LoUIsyILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, May 1. at 8 D. m,
r.. FOR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE.
kRs4&B56atks Evansville. Henderson, shawnee.
all intermediate points~The passenger steamer
THOMAS SHERLOCK.
Lew Hates, master. NJ l.. Virden. clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage APP
ply on board, or to ........-.
WAYNE h WILLIAMS.
ap29 1o6 Grayicf street.
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NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,

Announces to tho proprietors, Of Beer
SALOONS, and to the public. that having com
pleted his immense apparatus for maaufac-
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

INDEPENDENT.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
Leaves on TUESDAY. May 1, at n. m
IT. FOR CINCINNATI, iOUIsvIi,IE
Evansville. Henderson. phawnee-
town. Paducah. Cairo. Memphis and
all intermediate points-The passenger steamer
GOLDEN RULE,
Q. ?. Shinkle master, w. r. Shaw clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage an
ply ON board. or to WAYNE Il WILLIAMS,
LOG Gravier street,
DOUGLAS d WINBURN,
apps 85 Natchez street.