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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-31
Wisdom from the Wayside.

Common feelings are the strongest les
sons in mutual forebearance
1t often seems more difficult to pre-
serve a blessing than to obtain it,
1t is astonishing how long man may
look througha crowd without discovering
friend.
If we were all permitted to put our own
valuation on ourselves there would be no
low-priced men III the world
The more gross the fraud the more glib
ly it will 90 down, and the more greedily
it will be swallowed, since folly will al
WAYS find faith wherever imposters will
find impudence.
He who speaks i'll of another common
y, before he is aware, makes himself
such an one us he speaks against for if
he had civility or good breeding, he would
forbear such language.
fmy biographer gives me credit for
being plodder he will describe me justly.
Anything beyond this is too much can
plod. | can persevere in my definite pur-
suit. TO this | owe everytheng,-V VIII
lam Cary.
A right use of the opportunities of in
structiOn afforded me in early youth.
would have made me a scholar ere my
tWenty-tifth year, and have saved me at
least ten of the best years of my life
Hugh Miller.
A great man under the shadow of de-
feat is taught how precious are the uses
OF adverSity and, as an oak-tree's roots
are strengthened by its shadow, so all de-
feat in good cause are but resting pla-
ces on the road to victory at last.-Chas.
Sumner.
drunkard is the annoyance of modes
ty, the trouble of civility, the spoil of
wealth, the distraction of reason lie is
the brewers agent, the tavern and ale
house benefactor. the beggars companion,
the constable's trouble. He is his wife's
woe, his children's sorrow, his neighbors
scof, his own shame.
Nature has placed mankind under the
government of two sovereign masters
pam and pleasure. 1t is for them alone
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
@R & n IN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OBJ
LEANS, VIA HAvRE. SOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
rETA. The steamships OF the North Ger
.LsxAE6H man Lloyd will resume their Regular
from Bremen. From ". Orleans
Hanover. ....... September II
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana and on their homo trip at Havana and
''N'@'''' PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Sontham pton or Havre TO Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabfn, $50; SteeraRe $50.
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Eremen-Cabin, $3.50: Storage. S45.
From New Orleans to Eavana-Cabin. ess
Storage. SIS.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
n. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter H. Err
hard in Galveston. is authorized to Issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston. "a.
From Bremen to Indianola. 246 so.
The company reserves the right to 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 f e. ggT f5stazlffs g. Agents.
au311v a Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

power He burns thirty pood per hour q ast nl.
to obtain speed Of thirteen na shani tbiaty
tire. pounds. and costs On a. aysTaRe ron ~ ~
to six pence. Thus twenty hours, yeyaeas h AZ
as SAFE Ge ana oeeaps much
than the amount Of coal neces arg 70 pIoonce
a similar effect. not to speak OF me enormou VI
difference In price and the saving OF mannhl
labor n, ~-elgiDeers and two stokers suhce
for q steamer OF 1000 tons burden.
Especial to the Democrat
CA1Ro Sept. 27.-The Paris G. Brown cleared
last night and the John gilmore ana ph h 20
n ST.. ' ovrs Sept 27.-The riveris on stand
Tn. from 20 ee v,eksb1re Departed Joe KIN
nev for Walnut Bsn1. T. e Carroll: e.. tor
No, / trip and large engagements below. The
Common wealth leaves Tuesday. the Annie ?.
Silver Thursday anu the Centennial Saturday
Business is good.
lBy Telegraph
CArRo. Sept. a.. Departed Greenville for
yicksbnrg at midnight: Alton and Paris G.
Brown for New Orleans at q. m; Gilmore Tor
inches and ang liz Weather Is eesr
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-Arrived Grand Tower
port and Dipgold for New o. leans. Carroll for
V!cksburR. Tn. river has fallen inches. The
weather 10 cloudy and mild.
EvAEsvILLs Sep. 81 River 8 feet scant.
Weather clear and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27. River feet and falling.
Weather cloudy and warn.
CINCINNATI. sept. 81. River feet II incho q
and falling, Weather cloudy and pleasant. De-
part ID !: G. lden City for Naw Orleans.
PITTsBURG. Sep. ~ River inches below the
marks and stationary. Weather fair and pleas.
ant
vrcKsBuRa. Sept 27.5Weather warm and
hazy Tnermometer 10. The river has fallen 8
inches. Up: J. NJ. White at II q. N. No boats
down.
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From TINE PASSES.

PoRT EADs. Sept. ~, 8 .. m.-Barometer
1920. Wind east. light. Weather partially
cloudy.
Arrived: At 9:45 this a. M. British steamship
Marina, Ramsey master rs days from Liver
pool. with general cargo to Anderson simp'
son.
British ship Iron Cross. Randall master. IS
days from Liverpool. general cargo to L. u q.
EnrWood.
Sailed: Steamship Harlan for Morgan City.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
ARKAPOsLs.

Leaves EVERY - at5p. m.
IT, - FOR ARKAPOL1s, GREENVILLE,
ts66SS4sssS Vicasbur9 and the Bends-The pas
sa's1a<1ta@ sepRar packet
FRANK PARGOUD,
J. w. Tobin. master.
will leave as above connecting at Vicksburg
Talla hatchie rivers. For freight or passage
apply ON board or to
G. G.. WAYNE, BROCKETT a. CARTER
G.. P. WORK, r. w. ADAMS
Through bills of ladfng signed to Trenton,
Monroe and ali stations on Veksbure. Shreve-
Pine Buff and stations on l. r., M. r. and r.
r. b.. via Arkat oils Ark.
BKOCKETT 4 CARTER, Agents,
se19 No. SO Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUAUHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONR01
WEEKLY u. 8. MAIL PACKET.
FOB OUACHITA CITY. MONRON.
Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouachita rivers-The boak
will reserve the right to refuse any landing a.
cept mail landings-
JOHN WILSON,
I'm place OF John Fl. Hanna,)
J. W. Blanks, master. Ben g. OornWell. clerk
Capt. r. A. BLANKS, President,
GEO. d. HITE, gRITT0E & EPPLKR. !. j
CARLIN, g. P. WORK. LORD & N0PEAH1
B. W. ADAMS Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for to-
tributaries. and Little Bob B. for Camden.
mY1Stf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
STEAMBOATS,.

Golden Rule. Shlnkle. from Cincinnati
Ohm w Cannon, LibaDO. from Bayou sara
Heary Tspe. Auooin. from Donaldsonviile
Martha. Bassett. from Port Eads
ANNA Irvine. Ruiz. from To- er Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
EVER NEWS.
,Synx ETW /, LEANS DEMOCRAT.
Sunday, september %. 1879.
al APrfvals.

4 ID Inc column.
Departures.
irvine. Martha, Whisper. Henry Tete.
5nanannnr,. John III. Hanpa Centennial.
Y. Rnje. W. j. Behan. j. b. M. Kehlor.
To Arrive.
" ramon. E. j. Gay. Bayou Sara; ". T.
NJ part Eads and barger. Q. p. Choutean,
Bla lsis. Natchez Cincinnati; Eva. Whisper.
I0ul se.,ast: Emma Irvine. Marina. lover
" Rartha. Ouelousas: Alexandria, Bed
AZ Mary. Yazoo,, Opelousas;, Lucy Il.
II. Z" Davis bend: r. Il. Lee, VicksbuTR
i wilson. 0uachita.
stage or the Rlvers.
% relegraphic report OF the stage OF water
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Rosa Villa-l20o bbls
charcoal TO order
Bonfonca-Fsr sohr Louisiana state-?2. 900 bricks
Ia orda
Receipts 1T the ola nasln.

Recefpts ut this Old nasIn.
Tehefunets River--Per sohr Emma Amelia-4i
cords wood to order
Tcbefuncts Kivsr-Per schr Jno B Myers-3o cords
wood to order
Pascagouia-Per sohr Ophea-90o bbls charcoal to
order
Pasea9oula-Per schr Condemnation bbls char
coal to order
Blind River-Per schr Sidonia-1e,000 slaves to
order
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AAt tskrss1A..
HARRISON LINE.

Xh&6& The steamship
WARRIOR,
Jones commander
viii sail ON or about September "a. 1879. from her
wharf foot OF Jackson Square,
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
ading for the Continent. between Havrel
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being OF light draft, Win
,roes the bar Of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply 70
LUCAS 4. MOORE,
de201y 1e6 aravier atr.s. no stairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

Sept ember 1880 bales cotton Eugstsr &co-shs
Lonis Ranger 100000 Clssson &co-io2 Gardner
iopp- 90 Muir Duckworth Zoos, to Anderson
Simpsop--I9 TO ORDERS Jn0 HardIe &co-is IT,
A Ilen West Il Bush--8 Lehman. Abraham &co-4 to
Jno King &co--3 Sims, BilluDs too L Airsy
Aco-,3 hbds tobacco Kirkpatrick &oo-A pkg. bar
CON DelB0ndio--a bbls whisky Fl Aeahnnt-5
boxes bacon tcs do Nelson Gco-lt tierces hams
Wallace Faircbild Goo--s pkgs meat Vose Eros-5o
Erlasbpcller l. Becker-3 bbls krout Doberty-5 Dbl
wine PohlrDann q lon-4 pkgs Hdse Geo Stroud
pump J Vest pkg mdse L arunewad-iO
pl6wa Staufer Macready Goo--2s bbls whisky to
Lochte & Cordea--1 BIZ mdsr Heath--1o bbs vhis-
Ky so kegs do Sirams & Levy-15 bbls whinky 20
hlf do spoI-a Pkg. pdse ChrI s.In, DO -
Yale Bowling II do Sol Lion 90 g Rrown-ls
pkgs eggs Lawrence &co--is do Miller Meyer
Pkg Mey so Pkg DO %d Yale sos
do erter 4 Fenner-3 do J Hnbbard-l do
Greanw od-25 boxes bacon CoDverse-s bbls
Wi IS do M W Smith, do Fl Fl Hanseli-,2 do
A Volt do 81 West-l do Staufter Manresdy &
| COL do G W W Goodwin do W W gooowy. -
meat 10 Miller, Grigsby &co-22 bbs trirpeptiDe 81
bbls rosin Simpson & Tricou-joo bills lime to order
10 o. Jamson tierces 10. hams Fst1o &opx ~
eating Cog tanks oil 10 Insurance Oil Tank G 30
pkas nest schwabacher & Hirsch-l hoop poles
whitfield 90 boxes bacon K Converse-l car
hulk wheat Webster q Dilingbsm-45 head cattle to
J n Gray-35 do Noble Zoo psgs machinery to
DR. A Dnprs-a do A Pitnic-'o tisrces hams to order
Flash Preston Aco-2 bxs hardware NJ McGraw-T
Ok 2. mdse NJ Dietrioa-6 boxes bacon Schwsbacher
Frowenfed e. Pfeifar-15 DO W Mathews Bro
" pk a. bacon Sch wabsGher Il T'rsrr-'5 bbs hams
G II Lawrence Aco-l3 bxs milk o Vsleton &cs-l3
BIB turpentine Simpson & 1ricou-47 pkzs mdse to
Keller Bros-5i do e Marquee Goo do W g Je
bsult-5 rolls leather Horter & Fsnner-l box mdse
Wolfe aeo-20 bbls beef Vose Eros-a7 pkgs mds
j H Campman-e boxes bacon tos o Nelson eco
tcs meat F1ashpoller Il Recker-25 bbls whisky II
hf 10 Zubsrber Il Behan-5 bbs Hour w Plat
10 bbls whisky G Walls tevces hams Sch wabach
or g. Hlrsch-s4 pkgs mdse Stratton & Mayer and
anndries to ordor--IotAl 1910 bales cotton IL hhds
tnhar
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vIcKseURG AND DELTA.

VIGhsWUWG AND DELTA.
Leaves every FRIDAY, at S o. m,
/, IT, FOR VICKsBURG, DELTA, NAT
.kk4HsasAaskI chez. Davis's Bend and Intermediate
S@ee.as@ Iardipgs-The steamer
ED RICHARDSON.
A. McVay. master. Frank Beck, Jr., clerk
leaves as above. connecting at Vicksburg with
Parisot's Line for all points on the Yazoo, Sun
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahatcfie
g. ?. WORK. r. W ADAMS,
G. G. WAYNE, BROCKETT Il CARTER.
viii give through bills OF lading 70 Trelton.
Monroe, and all stations on the Vicksbure.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta. L..
VI. B. BROCRETT, Agent,
sa2s 30 Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

Brit schooner Constance, Tredup, for Iuatan-
u Cefalu + Sor
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Receipts nc the New BASIN.

ANITA River-Per steamer Jennie-35 COO feet lum
bar vs. 0ne shingles 30 cord. wood 70 order
Pearl Rsver-Per schr Gen Washington-4o.oc o
Jordan Riyer-Per schr Galeas-25, 900 feet lumber
L Movers
Pascaeonla-Per schr Normandie-2 COO bbls char
coal to order =.
blind Riyer-Per schrV Victoria No so cords wood
70 nfday -
Horn Island-Per sehr Lizzie Kellum-6eo bbls
sand to order
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At Quarantine sta ton.

Steamship Chase Baker, from Havana via Flo rda
Ports. TO 4 Post g. Son
Br steamship Marina. Ramsey, - DAYS from Liver
pool, TO Andersor & Simpsonith dist
Hr chip Iron Cross Rainfall from Liverpool Aug l,
to Z e. u ForwOod-sth dist
Span bark @ Kabe, Balbao. - days from Havana.
in ballast, to III Oetli BOO
Steamer Heroine from Bil0xi-New Basin
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0rkA.atsyeAn.

" kaab& @AAs
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELoUsAs PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
'as7f f egsi' WAs sEifa Up oPELup
ka4bk1E sas, Port Barre. Sfrnmsport, Church
ssazs1sasD Vile. and all landings on the Coas.
Atchafalaya Biver and Bayou 0ourtabieau-Th'
new. light draft steamer
ST. MARY,
TN place Of the Fanchon)
A. p. Trousdaie master.
Eug. Quatrevaux clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage AZ
W B BB ISS1a n EPpLEH los Gravier street.
r. W. ADAMS, u Commercial Place.
J. n. CARLfN. 60 Magazine street.
The Big SuDfoWer connects weekly With the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des 9iaizes. and
signs through bills ladfng to Chevneville and
all points m Bsvon Bneuf. oe8
REGULAR oPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUkSpAY1 ct p 49,,
~ - FOB WASHINGTON, ,OPELOD.
81 r2fs and dH Fl lsndlnas q e.
Coast. Atcbafa]aya river and Bayou OouEts-
bleau-The naw h2ht.draft steamer
Vim. Crawford master. Fl. Molaison clerk.
will .eave as above. For freight Or massage sp
ply on board, or to LORD d MoPEAKE. Agents
ID des4 "'''A GEO D. HITE 14a aravier street.
Freight for Bayou des Glaizes Put out 81
simmsport. Big Bend Landing or Water VALLEY
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
CHICAGO. 81. LOUIS AND NEW on.
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Oalltope
Street Depot. on and after September "a. 1879. a.
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. i. Sis D. m. EXP. Ne. 2. 7:4o .. NJ
Nos. and 2 run daily. Nos. and daily. OK.
cept Sunday. , ~.
les sTUNb 81 Z" EXCURSION Z; to MeComb City
lef PUIH 4 / !; ~. PALACE SLEEPING oARe
THRoGGH 10 X0gIsyILLLE, gINGLHNAATTI,
CHANGE. and FOR ST. LOUIS Sleeper lie at
tached at Milan, enabling passengers to &c
through WITHOUT leaging the train. Only ONE ONE
CITIES. -
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA,
for the Virginia Springs. daily. without change
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa.
ton given at No. a Camp street. corner OF
A.D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
E.CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

September 27-13i bales cotton Richardson 4 May
e5 Lehman Abraham Aco--sf Jno Hardis Loo
l. Airey Aco-4s Britt N Msysou-4a Gumbel
40 Allen Nugent Aoo-3s G Newman-37 Val.
den, Hawkins Roberts--3f r M Walmsley Aco-a0
Warren Atkinson Aco-29 Pavne Kennedy &c0-25
s Thomas Aco---23 w Thompson &co--23 TO
Jno Chafe Sons-22 Bickham Moore-20 Gaa-
son, Day 4 Prondft--l9 Chafe, Hamilton Powell
Is Beadles. Wood &co-17 Gardner Copp-15 to
E T Buokner-isJ Harris Gco-l2Jno Phelps Aco
10 Allen. West & Bush-lo Keiffer Gardper-1o to
Moore & Coleman FL Allison &co-4 Male Cam
mack-s Clapp Bros Aco-3 John Adams ZOOS to
I iCarvsr-5J Wolfe &co--3 Stewart Bros loo
y Harrison il Aco-3 B Stamps Sims, Bill.
ups &eo-2 Gordln eco, Richard Flower &co-l0
crates cabbage tx- vegetables Anbisn &co-n
teroes lard Hartwsll g. Chambers-20 bbs apples Is
boxes Tomatoes Caron &co-50 do boxes eggs to
machinery Int Cotton Press-1 car wool Nelson d.
COL car cattleNoel & Wooten-2 do Aycook, Mitch.
ell &co-5 bbl5 tau age DelBondio-i0 hbis ap
pies 30 boxes tomatoes Salsmoni &oo-47 pkgs but
ter Schwabachor e. Hirschl0 tierees hams u boxes
bacon 80 pkgs butter FashDo'ler & Becker&l case
mds ,-Dsshemer I1 DO Fellns aa bes a. d., 90
&cn--s do Kern-10 do Fl Stern &co-1 do Q Re
pi XIV q Bro-2 do r. On nlan-s do Ros enberg
A ans e. Bro-3 do Dreyfas-2d do U Adams
~ II Mumme-l do r 3 Honor 10 bills whisky Erik
Roder- hf bbls pi9sieet lawrence &co-2 pl-
amos Werlein-45 bbls whisky rs Heroes lard to
Schmidt 4 Zlsger--35 pkgs barley Lochte Cordss
80 ibis oil J RI Scntt-s boxes mdse q Shilling-4t
pkgs mdse Keiffer Bros-l7 do Vincent &co-'5 bbls
x Booth oar brick Muir car wood Hills
mani bdi dry hides Vincsnt-2 cars cotton
seed N Cotton Seed AssociatiOD-,3 pkgs furniture
r M g. 3 j Montgomery cars bulk meat Jos West
&co--7 pkRs mdss McCraoken & Brewster-2 bales
baqping Web ter 4 Diingham-9o pigs liquor to L
81 ck-75 bales hay Newman Jones-a. nxs meat
Miller Grigsby &oo-5o bbls whisky Btrke g. Thorn
pson-42 crates cabbage so b0xes Tomatoes | cOt,p
otich ems Miller Msyer-Io0 bbls Hour Robm-
IA pkgs beer Hollander-32 bf cks meat y K Con.
vsrse--l7 pkgs mdse J Levy-49 DO Mrs. M Kellmer
a64 bbls postoes Chas Pleaaants-i1 crates cabbage
A You rain-4 do - boxes tomatoes IL pkgs vegeta-
blss Msilhea-272 bbls potatoes % crates cabbage
Stitch Son-32 bbs apples 9 " Dawson eco =
Page e. Moran-5s do Marquee Aco-50 boxes
pears NJ Sivori-6 pkgs mdse Elkin &oo-sundries
to 0rder-Total 1912 bales cotton
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MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail-
ROAD AND HTEAMHHIP co.

September 27-5 bales cotton Iacassagns-5 to
A Muuton-4 Jno CAatfe Il Sons Felix Walker
2 Clapp Br0a Aco-3 sacks seed cotton ] BOurg-
sacks cotton Ribolet--l do Lacoste Chassaignac
bbls tallow L Laeassagne-l0 sacks rice J.. fer1e-
honne-4 do z bds hides P SEWN i do Il Rsr
mazda do j NJ Walsh do Herrmann---i0 DO
g II Wright-3 do g A Vincent-supdries to order
Total ~ bales cotton sacks cotton sacks seed
cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
September 27---214 sacks rongh rice Siewerd
ThompsDn--6o do Allison kc0--3O do Errst Zoo
"a bids sugar Riohsrd Milhksn-TotA 81 hhds sugsr
2o4 sacks rough rice
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NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
Nsms TaadA.

comparative statement of Sea going els
in the port of New Orleans made up to September 20
1879, shows thst there were 9 steamships 10 sh1ps
ii barks / brig aud schooners. At the same date
last year there steamships, 10 ships
barks briggs and schooners.
The Swedish bark Chris tina from Rio Janeiro. at
Lewes. Del has been fined $500 for having no mani
fest
Norfolk, Sept 23-An unknown schooner is re-
ported dsmasted and in distress eighteen miles
south of Cape Henry
Portsmouth H. Sept 23-Fears are enter aimed
port. commended by Capt Edwin Geryish: The
vessel IS over 40 days out from NewYorz for Java
San Francisco Sept 15-Fears entertained for
the .fety of the brig Jnlia Avery now long over
due from Central America and the schooner Jennie
Stella, now II days cut from Corinto A
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stage or ths Rlvsrs.
Above low nbanoa.

- raIeQraphfc report OF the stage OF water
gnus points. with changes. In the a hours
Y veeterday ut 8 p. m.
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ExpNrta.

RUATAE-Per schr Constance-2n,0 ono shingles
5000 feet lumber 10 bbls -four % hf bbs -four bbls
pork 3 bbls beef oks msat 80 pkgs mdse
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yoRzIeN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
[By Gable to the N. z. HerAld.l
Arerdal, Sept 15-Arrived from Pensacola, Nor
brig Hera, OmmDndsen
Gibraltar, Sept ,s-Airived from New Orleans, Br
b, rk Chittoor. Gortley
Montroee. Sept z2-Arrived from Pensacola ltal
barg Antioco Accame, Lavagna
by MALL
Liverpool. Sept Is Cleared for Galveston, chip
Oraway, Wi mott; for Southwest Pass. ship Oneota,
Owens
London Sept 13-Cleared for New Orleans, ship
Forest Eagle. Hosmer for Pensacola, chip Elonors.
Johannesen
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RIO DE JANRIRO-Per steamship Rsubens-
COOS sacks coffee s ID Morgan Aso-40o, do Lucas g
Moore e. o-3Ji0 do TO orter-24o2 do L Phipps
oo-.00i do Brown Bros &co-2o00 do Germania Ma
ttonal Bank 500 do Westfeldt Bros-i426 do John
stop, Gordsn &co-lOvl 40 Agar Lelong-Io.A
a. i13 sacks coffee
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Iron Cross-lo0o tons salt
200 bales SACHS 80 doz IN ats $50 DDls Al crates
earthenware to order ~ do casks do Wild John
Gsucbe--s4. 100 bricks Olivier heo-S5 cs III wafer
stern Il Erankel-i3 cs liquor Hollander
, 1879-01-11


"An' 50 you want to hear ltttlo New YEARS.
Story for centf" remarked Grandfather Lick
sll!ng1s TO tho children Yesterday evening.
"Vury welt. Th!s time 1t Is pretty littlo story
Of natural phenomena, 10 to speak, In tho fe-
malo. Away back about the year eighteen
hundred n,t' froze TO death, wltcn wna q gny
an fcstlve youth, wearIn' nohbter clothes than
ueorgs Washington himself, who was d con-
Temporary Of m!nc, was acquainted with u
minded Of cycry timc i look At your mother
there. Very we'll. Ono New-Ycar'e night this
FUR creature dreamed that Il wnrt was innktng
tss appearance 1n tho end Of her nose, Which. as
my old tricnd Tcnnyson would say, was tip
tilted, like the petals Of Hover. nn' which, in
plain United Suites, mcans simply u-u-g. Very
we'll ngnn, Such tcrtibs Impression lid thts
urrnIn lnaka upon mr. fals acquaintance that
an here CONES tho thrtllia' purt Of tho story
TINT her false hair, which IVES black a. tho
rnvrn's Wing. an l,unyin' acruss tfle back Of d
ctla,r III the next room, turned gray In = sInglu
night"
, 1879-01-11
Qull'S.
Why il 1t people boot dog aud shoe hct

WHY IL It peop!e boot dog aud shoe a hcn I
Common Law in boston" Keep OF the
r,,. ,.n, ,-oh
iag ~ ssss ~ 'da9aI" massis spo@e" Sa 'ss'a NJ" P'o
&"'S oo s"o F4'n'su+ .-
n spnhssn, pia .soesV 'e.s! 4oe9tao' LINK ~
1sss"s "ost94o'po'es'
We hra tho most paradoxtcal creatures: Wo
use btottinK paper to keep from blottiug papcr.
,vh.n v,n v{,It rim p,,rso,rIs mi, ,.,,r lin,
about III. animals dou't gsye jackal tho ba,t
names.
Gam, num,,,,n.-Tho., th,,,a va =. r-i.,7 m
,,s ov s,srnn. ~ n,er s.'&s n,rh, MRiairs
* Ws.,n.'r,.aH e'o"' WV "'"e'
''U'''a'"'*
Thuro u many map strong enough to hold q
bull Ely tle lotns. aud yet nut str01E enough
t0 hold Its own tongue.