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Chicago CatuS Mar-e,,

reports:
HOES Receipts 1900 head; shipments
not reported: receipts for the week 5000
head. Buyers plenty and tho market n shade
stronger; mixed hacking s. l6a865; light
better at g 60aS 70; good bacon s. S5a3 Us:
choice heavy firm at S. 45aS so; Philadelphia
s. 65a3 20; market closed easier.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head receipts of the week q, 900 head ;
hardly enough TO make. n market. Market
weak and l0C lower on medium to fair; one
lot exports at S. 05; fair to good shipping
81 OOa4 60; butchers steady; cows and mixed
slow; Western cattle nominal! Colorado Tex.
ans slow at 50 Sous 10.
suEEr-None received; prices unchanged.
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News VRoM PAMs,-Ata meeting Of the
Medical Academy In Paris Prof. Fawell
made the following statement: Having
given the various bitter waters q fair and
Impartial trial I1lnd that the DINER Rakoc.
zy Bitter Water to be the best Of all Hun.
garian waters, as 1t Is double the strength
and possesses more medicinal properties
than any Of the other waters. For sale by
druggists throughout the United States
and Canada.
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References from Unknown Physi-
clans, Druggists, and Citizens.

Geo. ". Houghton, Esl., waltbam, Mass,
cured after twelve years Of suffering. DR..
Chas. Main, Boston, writes: II consider II
superior to any preparation laid down in any
textbook with which | nm familiar" VIM.
Bowen, Esq., Of Mediation, Grant & Bowen,
225 Pine street, st, Louis, writes in the warm.
est terms Of 1t to his friend, A. A. Mellier,
rapid means Of Introducing It TO the people OF
his city be taken. S. b. Baldwin & Co.,
druggists, Washington, Ind, say they never
sold a remedy giving such universal s~atisiac.
ton. Samuel Spinney, Meadow Vale, N. s.,
says 1t operated on his system in a way that
nothing ever given him by physicians had
done. Geo. F. Dinsmore, a Boston druggist,
says that the cure effected in his case was 50
remarkable that 1t seemed to many that 1t
could not be true. He therefore made oath to
! before Seth J. Thomas ESQ., Justice Of the
paACA
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Baltimore,

Baltimore, August Electromagnetic and
without change. Whcat-Western quiet and
firm; No. 2 western winter red spot and
August 81 OVAL OK; September fl 07Xa
107H; October 81 0sI1aI OS3s. Con-Wcst-
ern dull aud firm; western mixed, spot and
August 45Ha4Gc; September 46Ssai8Nc;
October 413sa41Hc steamer, no offerings.
Oats-Wcstern white 3laS2c; do mixed ga
SOC; Pennsylvania 3la32c. Rye-Quiet at 5Sa
COG. Hay-Dull and unchanged. Provisions
Steady and unchanged. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. EgneQuiet at l2c. Pa
troleum-unchAnged. Coffee = Quiet; Rio
cargocs lla1ikc. Whisky-Dull al 81 O6H,
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Financial and Commercial
Money Active Strong and
Higher Stocks Unsettled.
Flour DuII and NOmInAI-Wheat ID
Fair Demand and LoWer-PrOVis.
Ions Strong and Higher.
new YOrk MONEY and stocks.

NEW YoRE, August 19-MoNEY-Market
active at 6a7 per cent; closing at 5. Prime
mercantile paper 4 a6 per cent, Sterling Ex,
change bGnkerS bills dull and weak ii $fSl&;
sight exchange on New York n SAX.
Governments Strong and higher,
Omitted statOs @ Of 1881, COUPONS .........,........... lolK
N.eN E,lF0
New -Four and q hAli1. ,............. ,...,.,........... ,l06k
CURRENCY Alx0 ......'.s.,..s,t .,.......,.,,.t...
RAILROAD BoRns-Dull.
STATE BoNDs-Qulek.
SrocEs-Market irregular and unsettled,
the fluctuations, however, being confined
within narrow limits, except New York Cen.
tral, which opened al 81 ii, declined TO 81 is
aud closed at$l 10 bid. In the early dealings
prices declined kalh, Union Pacific being tho
most weak. This was followed by an advance
OF Nal, which IN turn wa succeeded by o re-
action In which the improvement was lost
During the afternoon speculation was quiet,
but toward tho close u firmer feeling prevail.
ed, and The final dealings were at an advance
Of NatS, the lowest point.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 7,400 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
10000 Northwestern common. $4,000 St Paul
common, 5000 Wabash, 10000 LAckawanna,
5000 New jersey Central, 1900 Delaware
s. Hudson, LOO Michigan Central, $500
Union Pacific, 1900 Ohio 1 Mississippi, l,l0O
Hannibal & st. Joseph, l,60O Western Union,
1900 Pacific Mail, 1000 st. Louis Kansas
City & Northern common, 400 preferred,
1900 ST. Louis & San Francisco, 100 New
York Central, 1000 Iron Mountain and LOO
Indianapolis, Cincinnati 4 Lafayette,
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New YORK. Dry Coods MnrLe,.

NEw YoRK, August lG.-BudneSs was light
with commission houses. Cotton goods slug,
gish In iirst hands hut generally steady.
Prints In irregular demand, but leading
makes doing fairly. Ginghams In good re.
quest and dress goods fairly active. Mems
wooleus, Hannels and blankets sluggish.
CGzimeres and foreign goods generally In
better request,
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SATURDAY. THE NTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1872

NV 10 Pabo SRI NV Ahu 9O0, ! Will, on
SATURDAY. THE NTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1872,
Beginning al 10 O'Clock A. N. Of said day, sell Al the
! an uooI o. me Cou,t HOu,e Of said Ohio county Al
PUBLIC auction the following descrihrd parcels Of real
state that Is TO sav: Lots numbered 0n0 III and two
W VIM thelr HppuEtenAnrCs, Said lots numbered
9he and Two are Situltei on Zane'S or Wheeling
isiahd' Number ono contains SIX Ac'es, one rood and
thirty.three and 6itctn one hundredths roies. and
number Two contains two acres, Two rOodS and four
and one-hali poles. Said lots are bounded on No north
oy l9I numbered three, conveyed by 2. jacob, COM
missioner, IL John Smith; on the vest By land OF Ban.
lelA McSEOrds; on The B1ulh, BouthweSl aud east Is is
SHOWN by the plat and papeTs accompanying The pApeFs
hIed 70 the once. Of the Clerk Of The Circuit Court Of
lLuOhio county 10 tue cauSein ehaneeryiu which The
9dore FINK and wife. were complainA6ts and Daniel
zanes executors aud others were defendants, the east
line oil same being what ia called the track or the naIi.
road parcel together With all The improvements upSn
ha'alsol Csi also the right Of wAygnIted Disagreement
Of Anon McSWorls, trustee, Hans. ", Thllips ana
NIletO Said GeorRo u. FAubel, OF record In the Clerks
ONCE Of theCounty Court Of Eaid Ouio caunty In DEED
bo3k o., page ?9S. Also all the following described
real estate lying and being sItultel on The lower
part Of Iane'e IGAnd, and adIOlulnE the lots
Above named: Beginning at 4 stake In The line OF me
h'lnpa'ld and Marietta and Cincinnati RaiIrusd
~ III NY corner 70 hnda o. John Smith, John Fink
Ilns south seven aud One-1uarter degrees, east twenty
aou One-quAfter poles 70 4 stake In the hedge fence
aGd corner to lands Of s1!d Fauhel aud other lands q
A~S "S9Nulhb1 IubNetJ tuthCo Win said hedge
fence north eighty degrees east ar can poleS 10 StSFS,
corner to lands held BY Il. W. Phillips; thence north
nine degrees, west twenty and one.qHRrter poles 10 4
stlEe; thence south eighty-Oue degrees, west fourteen
pole 70 p aes Of beginning, containing one acre, threS
ToodA and thirteen Rnd ihres.fOurths poles, together
VIE ~ aud singular the improvements upon said last
The. above described land Is we'll fenced and
has erected upon Il au elegant residence, barn and
otheF buildings basidGS 4 slaughter house, Ice house
and oihsr improvements aud Isl ! under a high state
o. cultivation, The titlt TO the above, which the
trustee wiz convey, 4 une XeeptIOnAh'e.
TERMS OF thousand dpllArs or 70 much
more Of the pu chRSs mo ey a. The purchaser may
elect 10 pay la cash, aud the IegiduV IN four equal II.
stalnenu payable At ono year, two Year., three year
and Tour yeaTs, from the day Of sale With Interest Oh
sald deferred installngnts, payable semi annually
from aid day, the purchaser 10 SIve hi Tour SeVe,a ii
terest With Iecur,ty 10 be approved " thg trustee.
and the title Of Raid real estate 70 be retained until
The purchase money Is paid 10 full. 7
iySl JAMES +. ROGERS, Tru,iee.
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Bath0s.ln wafer.

We claim that this wonderful water Is q
specific for diabetes aud Brlght's disease oil
the kidneys, two diseases always supposed 10
be incurable. 1t may not cure In every In.
stance, but We claim that nine times out OF
ten q radical cure is effected. We are receiy.
Ing every day certificates Of wonderful cures
performed BY the use Of this water, which are
little short Of miraculous. It Is the most mar.
Vicious in Its curative properties tho world has
ever seen or witnessed since the time Of It's
names2ke, the ancient pool Of Bethesda in
Jerusalem.
Read the following from the editor OF the
.Method1t Recorder, Pittsburgh, Pa, In the
issue OF August I'd, 1870:
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.nrun TO F. @. RICH q Co, Portland, Maine,
S for best Agency BuSlueSi 10 the World. Ell.
.0IWu penGiyo OuthtF Free,
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EDUCATIONAL.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

MRS, ANNIE N. sHETB bess leave 10 announsS
that she will resume her training Of the voice, on the
10th Of SEPTEMBER, al her F0bnll, iti2 AAln street,
10 addition 10 private l'ssqnl, she has Arranged Tor
CAn lessons, Ia classes pl two " three on the Coheers
vatofg plan; and will Alsi iorn 4 Chorus class on Sat"
urlAy afternoons u 2 O'Clock.
Further particulars viii be found IA circulars,
which may b. hAi 81 Shclb'I Music Sore, under
WaahinSton Hall o. 81 htF FOOHi, iii2 Maln street.
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ST.. Louis, August lG-HoGs-Qaiet:
Workers and B%altimores g 6Oa3 rs; packing
e3 0oaS 40; butchers s. 6Oa3 rs. Receipts
1000 head; shipments 100 head.
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C777AYEAR and expenses to agents. outat
9ILI Free. Address 7. o. VIcHERY, Augusta,
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
at cost calendar hrraneet TO suit teachers eI.
tArta1, liberal, thorough, Fall term 6egins Sep
SSSFor catalogues md otter Information apply
to,he Prsidentr J. II. Thompson, MOrEautSHE,
west va. sui
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CIneinnAu.

otSctsEArL, August observation-disclosures
lair and marketfirm at lie. Flour-Dull and
lower; family 81 50a6 IS. W~heat-steady
and In fair demand at 00a93c; receipts, o.
900 bushels. Com-Qulet at SsaSoc. Oats
Firm Of 26a27c. Rye-Quiet but steady at So
a5ic. Barley In good demand; No. 8 fall
500. Pork-Quieti held at S. IS. Iard-In
good demand and prices q shade higher.
BULK Meats-ACtive, lair and high; shoulders
3 90: short nib $450a4 IS; short clear nomi.
nal: Baeon-Strons and higher; 81 l2Kaa6 q
q 69. WhiSky-Dull at$GO5. Linseed OIL
Steady and unchanged at CSC.
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New orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, August l6.-Cotton-Firm F.;
middling l09Sc; low do Zoe; good ordinary
0 6-Gc. Net receipts 10 bales; sales $50 bales;
stock 1850 bales,
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EEW YoRK, August B.-MAnuiactured COP
per-Dull and unchanged; ingot lake quiet
aud nominal at SIC 12ISat6 %. Iron-Scotch
pig irmer at $22 00a23 80: American SIS O0a
p 90; Russia Sheeting $ll 60al2 90. Nails
Cut g Is; Clinch g S5a4 70.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Clears tho Head and Throat so thoroughly,
that, taken In the morning on rising, there
arc no unpleasant SecretlonS and no disagree.
able hawking during The entire day, but an
unprecedented cleamess OF Voice and Respi.
ratory Organs" Price, with Improved lnha.
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"a Man Hath no Pre-cminence above a
Beast.

I do not myself perceive why q dog
should be tortured any nor than a hui
man being. We should scout the idea OF
infants being viVisected in the cause OF
science; why, then, is the law to permit
this %barbarous usage Of puppy dogs7-
london Truth,
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CIECINNArI, August 1G.-Hoss-Dull
common 81 76a3 IS; light 8 60aS 70, pack.
Ing IS 5oGS IS; butchers S. 75aS so; receIpts
6l6 head; shipments al head.
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COLLINS
vOrTAIc %sELEc7Rlc
PLAsTERs
Instantly AnnihiIate Pain,
strengthen the Weak,


BY instantly affecting the Nervous System,
their influence is at once felt at the fartheSt
extremitieS, Hence Pain, which arises from
a disturbance ofthe Nerve forces, Is cured In
every instance as II by magic. Palpitation OF
the Heart, inflammation Of the Lungs, Liver,
and Kidneys, Irritation OF the Stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious Collie,
Cramps, and Pain arising from tho same
cause are speedily relieved. The medicinal
forces present In these PlNstCrs find their
way into the system in q manner at once
mysterious and powerful. They accomplish
what no remedy ever before has done, viz,
the restoration OF vital electricity. whence
comes instant and grateful relief from Pain
and Weakness, and freedom from disease
PRICE, rs CENTS.
Be careful that you are not deceived into
buying some worthless plaSterSaid TO be equal
to CoLLtSs' VoIrAIc PLAsrERs, a union 81
Electricity and Healing BalSams, as seen n
above cut Sold byall Druggists. aulXP&V
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BoSToS, August lG-WooL-Deuand for
washed ileeces more active; Ohio S6a42c;
Michigan 34aSSc; Wisconsin S2a41c; Comb.
ilngs and Delalnes Ssa44c; Missouri 26a29HC;
Kentucky SOC; Tennessee 8Sc; tub washed S7c'
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
k For ~
Z CATARRH >

Is a neverfailing specific. When every othtr
remedy has failed, when physicians have pro-
nounced a cur impossible, It has by its pow
etful alternative and resolyent properties act
Ing thoruGh the blood. and BY It's healing,
balSamic properties acting upon the diseased
nasal surfaces, lifted the afflicted, as 1t were,
from the very grave. No other remedy has
done this, for no other remedy possesses in a
form so pure and simple, yet 50 powerfully
effective, the real essences, us It were, Of the
barkN and shrubs from which II Is prepared,
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&sLbapiEe ooommodatto-Ia.y Ron.I,o N ~
{, NJ, Bridgeport 500 p. NJ; arrives ii steubenS;I, ~
o;lo r. M; leaves SteubenTille at $50 A. m, and NJ.
nT VS. a. BddEsPcTt at S6A and Bellairo At S.ioI m.
= otGuoentlle accommodation, in addition 10
t9S following trrs between BelIRlre and Martins
Bridgeport to Martins Ferry ~.-.........l 100 q. m.
Bellatre.. .......":....:i lis % n:
.. :."..,..a-s......... a.t5 D. m.
as1pFing when required nj sherman HouSe. Etns.
vile, WcSt Wheeling and GnTelHiI.
Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 m nrInnJp,, no,r,,
~ nrs sae !, s%s S1a Wet can b procured at DC fiekd
r. R. MYERS,
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ottctrY, August l8-PErRoIEuM -Market
opened with Gs1Gc bid, advanced to GIG,
declined to 6s4c, advanced and closed at
CHE Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging
$1,000 barrels Transactions $4,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, August la--PEraoLEuA-Dull;
crude lower at Ike at ParkCr's for ship.
menli refined exc for Philadelphia de.
AETwEFF, August TO- PErRoLEuN--ReRne
IosPos, August 10, -pErnoLErx~sXa7d +;
refined 6kNNd.
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MANY ladies misinterprst their suffer,
ings. TryaIbox Of Sellers Liver Pills.
Sold by altdtuggists.
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A valuable medicine, just as God made Il,
Nothing has been found 80 beneficial for al.
Iections OF the kidneys as this. M. James
Barns, mi Of the original members Of the
Methodist Protestant Church, writes to the
publishers OF this paper as follows: ~ have
begun 10 work again, and seem to be we'll. !
sent TO Mr. Fleming, druggist, on Market
street, Pittsburgh, and he sent me a two gal.
lou Jug Of Bethesda Water. found myself
better In two hours and a hall. The location
OF the disease vas about the right kidney"
MIR. Barns Ii In his ninetieth year, and has
been very Ill indeed. His recovery isa cause
OF much gratitude to his numerous friends.
JAMES ROBINSON.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia, New Jersey, Indiana, Illinois
and Maryland.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PREcE-5o cents per gallon, n per quarter
barrel s. per half.barreI, $40 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIsr & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunhar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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Trains leaving Columbus At AtOP p. NJ. ana \ a
5un aAlys Through ChleaSO express ICayeS Colnmhns
HSntaay SSeept sunday, q $40 r. ~, with slSSpinE cSF
4u1Sned, arriving In Chicago At 7.S0 noSt mornIn9.
TatH, ~. % secured In advance at Union Depot
F1unan,a Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
tnio9sn without ehanGO from stSbenTilIe Ghd Golnm.
gaS 70 Cincinnati, LouiSvulS, IndlanapoHS and 81,
tor through Tickets, BaggAge Checks, sleepIuE O,
aecomlnotat0nh and any further I~nioFmSIion. SnSIv
q JHs ~. BELLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent Il PA
r TAnoie 1ePot, ioot q Eleventh street or At CITY
"SAetOmceI under MeLuEO HOUSE, WheolinE,
D. ". CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Columbu,, D,
!, n. FELTON,, IN,
". L. ORRIEN,
mi, ssnl has. and Ticket Agent Colunbuu, o.
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WlIEELING MUSIC SCHOOL,.

CARL HERMANN, wM ARMSTRONG, rcAch-
ems Of Plano, Organ, Harmony, Thorough
Bass and 0rcleStmtiOn.
FOFparilculars apply ate. Y, Lucas Music
Store, or l2l EOurtennNh street. Anll
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NHARLESToWN ACADEMY "A Pre-.
" parltOry School for Boys at Ch'rlatoWu, JSaer-
BIZ, a. ", PTin. T. +. cAYPBELL IA. u. and Ne.
dall1t Washington and Lee UnlV.l, Asst. Next hes.
sion begins kept 10. full couiSe ia Ancient aud
Modern, Languages, Mathematics Natural rhIlosO.
ply aud ChemiEtry. The school IL welt supplied
With apparatus for illustration In the Sciences. For
Catalogue containing terms and list Of testimonial,
apply 70 the PIlnelpal. au6 DAw
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OF VIRGINIA.

Session begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and
continues nine months Apply for Catalogues to the
Secretary Of the Faculty, 20, University Of Viz
gInla, AIbemarlO county, Virginia.
JAS. +. HARRISON,
Iy2S-NwHAW Chairman Of the Faculty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-08

Huse. Loomis 4 Go. do Lemp's towing, and
expect to bring him 10000 tons In two trips.
Mccormick a. Sons own the Petrol and eight
Louis with COCO tons. All the above Is Illinois
river Ice, and the total amount that will be
brought, out Of 1t In barges; 1t Is known that
very little will be brought this year by barges
from the Upper Mississippi. The total amount
expected will be seven barge-oads from Quincy
Kreitz
Especial to the Democrat
ST. LOUIS. March THE river IL on stand.
The weather is very warm and pleasant and the
wind tsoutheast. Arrived; John q. senaner
with tow OF barges. Departed: It GenGvleye
for Cairo. Clinton for Clncinnati. City Of Weeks
burg for Vicksburg; The Mollie !, Moore iays
Five and n half feet Of water Is reported out to
Cairo The scudder will leave here Wednes
day next following the Gold Dust which " / Eeayes
nf MTmrHs March 1.-THE Port Eads and baree
the g. NJ Norton and bargea and the !, NJ
Chambers passed ~ to-day, The Y, I. schenck
passed down this morning loaded fat She re-.
fused freight here The weather fs warm and
sutry. The river is rising. Business Is fair.
MONROE. In. March THE weather is clear
and pleasant The river fell three inches IN the
rast twenty four hours. Passed NJ: John II.
Hanna 1T q. m. City Of Augusta at 7 o. p
Passed down: Bsstrop at y u. m . with q fair
trip City OF Augusta ut D. M. with l25 haes OF
cotton. bool
CAIRO, March ARRIVED: Fannie Lewis from
Memphis. Maude and Belle OF st. Louis from
1T. Louis. DeSmet from ST. Louis, A. M. Hill
man from Nashville. Departed: Fannie Lewis
for st. louis Maude for Vteksburg, DeSmet !or
Paducab. Belle Of St Louis for Memphis. HILL
man for Nashville The weather Is clear and
warm,
C1NdINNATr March THE river is rising
with 81 feet G inches in the channel The W. II,
Harrison arrived from New Orleaus last night
The Laura +. Davis left for IT. Louis to night
ST, Louis, March ARRIVED: fcndder, from
New Orleans Red Cloud. from Memphis. No
departures. The river is about stationary.
VtCKsBuRG March ITO J. b. Woods, No. 10i
Common street: The Anchor Line steamer
Centennial will arrive Sunday night. and leave
for st. Louis Tuesday, the eleventh instant,
THDS. Il. DAVIDSON Master.
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FROM THE PASSES.

poRT EADs. March 7. 7 .. m.---Barometer 1920
Wind northeast. very light Weather thick aud
haHy.
Arrived: American steamship City Of Mexico,
ut 30 u. M Mcintosh master, from Vera Cruz
via Tampico, to Puig. Corral * 10.
American steamship Hudson. ut $50 p. m.
eager master, from New York. to A. Mouton.
American schooner John 4. Wood, Smith
master IS days from New York. with n cargo of
railroad iron. to Norton Il Bell.
American schooner Orissie Wright, Clark
master. IL days from Baltimore. with coal, TO
order.
American bark Gleneida, Corning master, Il
days from Aspinwall. In ballast, to master.
Sailed: Steamships Margaret, for Havana
Jeranos, for Liverpool; st. Louis, for Liver
pool Bhius-Beautful Star. for Rouen: Lady
Clarendon. for Liverpool, Eastern Empire. Tor
Liverpool. Bark Empire Of Peace, for Liver
popl
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HAEMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LIZ

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
nF9. The steamships OF the North Ger
: ! Ezzas3s man Lloyd will resume their Regular
IrIss as follows:
From Bremen. From n. Orleans
Hanover. ....... February 2 About March IA
Braunschweig. :. February 10 About March 26
NurQb4rg- ...-....
Hanover. .-...-....
BraunSchwe1g- -.
These steamers touch outward at Havre aud
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen Southampton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50; Steerage. $50.
From New Orleans to SOutham pton, Hayre or
Bremen-Cabin, $3.50; Steerage, s45.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin, S35 !;
Storage, SIS.
Children under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
NJ B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter M. En-
hard, in Galveston, is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, $40.
From Bremen to IndianOla. S45 so.
The company reserves the right TO change me
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 unoer-
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. f. STOCKMEYER d CO. Agents.
silly 40 Union street.