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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-20
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BREMEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
F@Ee The steamships of the North Ger
yAlsAAAss man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Irips as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orieart
Braunsch v ig. February 10 About March 80
Nurnbsrg. ........ March rs About April q
Hanover. .....-....
Braunschweig. ....:..-.. 1890.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen, Southampton or iayre TO Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Uabin, $50; Steerage, $36.
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, S150: Steerage. s45.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. s35;
Storage. SIS.
CHILDREN under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
N. 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:
Fran Bremen to Galveston. $40.
From Bremen to lndianoa. S45 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 further particulars apply to
ED. +. STOCKMEYEk d CO.. Agents.
Nv AZ Union street.
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN ~. -. LaNR.

xAlissNkx The steamship
CHRYsOLITE.
Jones, Commander.
will sail on or about Mar b II, 1879. from
wharf foot of Esplanade street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through Oils
lading for the Continent. between Havres
Oronstadt.
These steamships being of light draft, Will
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at Oil times
without detention.
For freight apply to
de201y Is9 Gravier street..
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Irsnr,ssrEs

NEW Y0RK-Per steamship Morgan City
escorted mdse
HAvANA-Per steamship Narga et-30,oo0 eli
QaI 10 + A Con zales 81 Bro-l5,0 900 do Hernsheim
& Bro--40G0 do 30 pounds scraps Modal
LIVERPOOL-Per bark Harriet Hnssey-7l52
sacks salt to order
BORDEAUX-Per bark Ste Genevieve-l cask OF
porcelain to Mrs j Gauche-2 hhds wine Forester
- do 10 casks brandy % brandy 10 pkse dss
10 arder-lCO cases sbsynthe b uatour-lo2
hhds wine 50 wine ~ cases brandy 10 casks do
Bassetti g. Xiques-th hhas vine to W H Vreden-
burgh--l 2s do Ant Giraud-25 l. Lacassagne-2 do
III ~ ndse J Lang 20 casks brandy r Laborde
SIS ca es brandy so hhds wine Juuqua- 90
cases wine pkgs adse Modal a Flotie-3O hhds Of
wine A Vaccate &co-12l do A CVuturfe-%2 Pep
ip-2t A Rochereau &eo-f2 j CsrdioD-I2 A DIV
Ter Gco--i6 Il j Forstas Sons-120 Dubola-i do
j Aidige-igg cases wine z Gelpi & BTO-2Oo do 40
Cav ks 40 100 hhds do 80 absynthe 1000 cases OF
bottles ia cases cherries 10 mineral water to
Sohmidt g. Zeigler
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FROM THE PASSES.

PoRT EADs. March 19, 6 .. m.-Barometer 5000;
Wind east northeast. light. Weather clear and
cool
Arrived: At 10 m. to day, steamship Morgan
City. Read master. from New York. to U. A.
Whitney & Co.,
Austrian bark Filadelfla, Paldrugo master. A
DAYS from Bristol In ballast to master.
Sailed Steamships Gen. Whitney for New
York, Fried Krupp for Rouen. and New Orleans
for New York; banks Lussignano for Helsing-
tore and Carrie Delap for Rotterdam; brig
Grant for Genoa. and schooner Constance Tor
Utilla.
Lent has come. Lay in your Shadines.
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RIVER NEWS.
nvrJCE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
We A Thursday. March 20. 1879.

ovrICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday. March 20. 1879.
Arrivals.
mhos Sherlock. Eva. J. NJ. White, John Means
and barges, Whisper, Belle, Emma irvine.
departures.
Alvin Eva. ]. W. Cannon, Lucy T. Gastrell. J..
q Hanna, Danube.
70 Arrive.
Jaabel. Alvin, lower coast: Henry Tete, As
snmntiop. Iafourche. Ihas. Morgan, Robt.
Mitcbell, Cincinnati; h. j. Gay, j. W. Cannon,
pavnn Sara; Eva. upper coast: Silver City.
Payt Able. Bonnie Lee, Red liver; Q. p. Chou
teau Memphis j. A. Scudder Mollie Moore.
n. Louis Natche2. Vicksburg; Bertha. Ope-
lousas. -
Daily telegraphic report Of the stage Of water
al various points, with changes, In the "a hours
ending yesterday at y. m,
oA Above low <u
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UFFECK NEW ORLEANS DEMUCHAT,
March 20, 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Chase Petersen, for Key West via Cedar
Keys- X Il Post Soa
Brit ship Garelock. Donaldson. for Liverpool
A K Miller eco
Sohr John Krsnz freeman, for Lisbon
Norton e. Bell
Scbr Annie Chase Gibson, for Tampico--
Jos Kelley
Schr John Atwood, Hicken. for Port Cortez-
Jos Maeheca
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.
OPEL0xJsAs.

REGULAR OPELOUSAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY. at s ., m.
n FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
.ksssssS sas. Port Barre, simmsport.
- Churchville and all landings on the
Coast, Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courta-
bleau-The new light-draft steamer
fAZOO,
VIM Crawford master. J. B. Schmit clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board ..or to LORD & MCPEAkE. Agents.
deM GEO. D. HITE, 81 Grayier street.
Connects with steamer ELENORA, Capt. O. 8.
Smith. for all landings en- Bayou des Glaizes.
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAS PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 pm
- FOR WASHINGTON, OPELUUs
ASAAatI sas. Port Barre, Simmsport, Church.
- vile and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau-Th
new light draft steamer
FANEHON.
III. Ell. Broad. master.
Thee. John and j. M Sherrouse clerks,
will leave as above For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
BRITTON & EPPLEB. 1os Gravier street.
P. S.-The Fanehon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giazes. and
signs through bills ladiDg to CheYnevflle and
all points n Bayou BDeuf. oc8 Il
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N q VI Y rs.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKE EFT.
Leaves on THURSDAY. March q, at 8 D. m.
~ FOX NATGHEZ, VfCKSBURG.
lRSE Greepville. Annapolis. Terrene. He
- lena. Memphis and the Bends-The
first class freight and passenger steamer
MENRY FRANK,
J. Frank Hicks master. ALI. Grissom clerk.
will leave as above.
Passenger accommodations FIRST GLASS
and RATES LOW.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BROCKETT q CARTER.
JOHN JANNEY.
Through bills of lading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the. Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas Railway, via Arkapolis, Ark.
and Little Rock Railroad via Hopefield, Ark.
oc3O BROCKETT q GARTER. Agents.
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Expsprta

KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
Chsse-Fol Key West 6.3 bbls -four 20 hi bbls -four
500 b ls soap stock bbls cornmeal bbs rice 1884
sacks ~ sacks bran Al teIces hams 80 kegs OF
lara 2ig pkgs snndries
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Garelock-s9eO bales cot
ton " 81 ncs slaves
lISBON-Per schr John X Kranz-s2 l45 pcs OF
slaves
TAMPICO-Per sobr Annie Cbase-15o bbs corn
| vs. hbls potatoes tierce hams 507 pcs lumber IL
pk G. sundIies -
PORT ANTONIO-Per schr John Atvood-10o
bbls -four ID bbls pors bbls c0rnmeal 10 boxes OF
cheese 2i pkgs sundries TOGO feet lumber
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Lent has come. Lay in your Shadines.
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Arrived

Arrived
Steamship Morgan City, Read. from New York, 18th
inst TO 9 Whitney &co-Algiers
Bark Richard Parsons. Packard, 80 days from Liver
pool to Norton Bell-tth dis
Ital bark Giuseppe and Vinoenzo Scattiolo, II days
from Cette, in ballast, to g GraDde-Point
Aus bark Giusto Colombo, 10 days from Trieste in
ballast to master-Point
Ital bark Nuova Cbiarina Allanasso. 46 days from
Valencia in ballast to master-Point
Ital brig Saule Stinca henoe for Bordeaux with q
cargo OF grain, returned in distress). to Kelly e.
C-P0int
Schr VIM Thompson. Doane, 6 days from Ruatan, to
j Machsca-Pic I Ter
STEAMBOATS,.
Future City Coll. from st Louis. with barges
Bee Ruiz from Upper Coast
Whisper Comstook from Baton Rouge
John Means Davis, from st Lonis, with barges
Tbos Sherlock, X tes from Cincinnati
White White. from Argyle
1sssw-GoBtins On.
Aus bark Filadels Paldrugo, ~ DAYS from Bristol,
in ballast. to master
Memoranda.
Manifest Of the steamer Bonnie Lee. sunk in Red
river
400 bales cotton to Richardson May e57 do to
nc Chatfe Il Sops-1O2 do Claiborne &eo-9s do ) w
Rawlins-gi Chaffe Hamilton Il Powell-19 Jurey d
Giliis-62 G L Wslmsley &co-3a g w Sentell eco
| Z j Carver-4 j NJ Franz enbuss-4 Levi & New
| mani ! w Burbridge &co-2 Lehman, brsham
COP Ell fart Co Schmidt q Zegier cane
| mil b West box bacon Hartwell d Chambers
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Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco. ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-05-14
Neglect ofRcsi u Cause Of Drunk
eness.

Scientific American.
In the opinion Of DR.. Jackson, "the
refusal TO take proper physical rest,
when tired from labor, is one Of the
most important and powerful in in
ducing a love for aud an indulgence
in the use Of ardent spirits. Men
work until they get sotired they can
not wait to feel sensibly rested by
processes Of change going on in their
systems from suspension of labor
They either want to work more hours
than they are able to, or when they
have done us much as they feel ut
Liberty to do, they are so tired that
they cannot rest. They get rest,
thsrefore, inar,iticial ways, by resort.
ing to eating and drinking. Some
get rested by drinking tea, Others by
drinking coffee, others by chewing
and smoking tobaccg but the great
majority Of tired people in this coun.
try-and the larger share of onr peo-
pie are tired-drink ardent spirits in
some or other Of its formsor prepara.
tions. They fall back on slimulants
instead Of the intrinsinc vitalities Of
the bodies. They therefore are lift
ed up into false conditions. Accept
ing these as true, they keepon work.
ing till they become SO functionally
impaired as to induce positive in.
ability to work longer, or they be.
comic so constitntionally deprecated
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A Secret.

"How doyou do, Mrs. Towe? Have
you heard thestoryab Mrs. Ludy?"
/, why, no, really, Mrs, Cad. What
is il? Do tell"
"oh, promised not 70 tell for all
the worldl No, Imust.neyerte elloh't,
Tn afraid it will get OUT \ ',.s !
why. I'll never tell ont as long
as ! live, just aslrne as the world. ~
Whit isit2 Come tell" r
"Nowyon won't say anything about
it, will you2" ~
"No, I'll never open my mouth
about it-neyer. Hope to die this
minute"
"Well, ifyou believe it Mrs. Fundy
told me last night, that Mrs. Trotd
told her that her sisters husband was
told by a person what dreamed it,
That Mrs. Troubles oldest daughter
iQ!d Mrs Nickons, that her grand,
mother heard by letter which she
got from her sisters second husbands
Oldest brothers epdaughter'saunt's
youngest boys that il was reported
by the Captain Of a clam boatjust ar,
rived from the Fejee islands, thatthe. .
Mermaids about that section, wear
crinolines made out Of shark SKINS
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IIeIll...,,saIel., y

II iti. tltIi.IlQi
Astrayeler to thesH Holy Land sStis
stingof Jerusalem SOY 4 qde only
public b6ildings in lliecits lx6ttlil
speaking Of at'alllare the churches.
ef one kind and another, and az d
rule these are qujtesa uniinpQsing
relatively as the private sliclises.
The church Of the Holy sehalyhre,
The great centtali i,oint u interest it,'
the city, is neither impressive sin
size iiUraiine IN style Its exterior
isalmost entirely hidden fialm view
hy the miserable slructiifes stfi0upd-.
Ing it on every side; while is Int.
.rjor is,so divided IN tssdleyationsi 50
seut. .upinto; ;thaliels and sub,sections;
lise glhtlsNa III itlf 8a,el
tings Of one kindiand another as TO
entirely destroy whatever a. grace.
of style aud harmony of proportions
it once may have possessed. The
much talked Of Mosque Of Omar,
which occupies the siteof solomon's
Temple, and claims to have JACOBS
sacrifcial stone within its walls, has
u magnificent dome, some really
beautiful windows, and some fine or
lamentations, both inside and ou,;
but the building as a whole is NOT
extensive in scale nor grand or pleas.
ing in design. Besides, there is
considerable eapimitation decora.
tion observable inmany parts, which
detracts greatly from its dignity and.
effect when examined closely. The
other notable mosque, that Of Aksar,
standing also on the old Temple
plateau, covers n good deal ofgrouhd,'
bnt that is about the most that can
be said Of it. II is neither lofty,
massive nor gracefuf, nor many way
particularly attractive to my way of
thinking, at least. The Armenian
Church of ST. James comes next in.
size and Importance, but in any 9th
er city than Jerusalem it would not
be likely to atttact attention; much
less be regarded as an architectural
lion. 1t has, however some furnish
ings that are unique To a western.
eye. There are two Jewish syna-.
gognes, also, whose conspicuous domes.
one green the other wlrite-lead
the visitor toexpcct something worth
seeing when.they arereached. Such
an expectation will not be- realized,
iflowtvrr- -enssis qaitv.oie;; tiSe4 e4otht
er comparatively new, but both are
barren, dreary places, poorly furnish.
ed, decorated in wretclied taste, and
exceedingly dirty in every part.
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Oman ollne Nalaes ollIIe aIonlhs


To Roman deiiies and rites are due
the naiues Of ttha months March,
April May and june to thegods;Ja.
slyand August to the rulers Of the
AIgus,an Julius Cesar, TO
whom divine honors were accorded
llatiag,ihe consulshipofLepidpsah 3
Phprus, and Augustus, The f1uFss
following months were numerieallyF
designated, ndremind us eftbe time
when December was flieteptb month";
January anSaReient King and deity.
February denoted pprifeation. DUR
ing this month the, Romans were J
purified sitast was held in memory
.ofthe dead, ,and The Terminalia clos-
iedsthe yeafs 81 ~ sssF ssAA )
How anomalous the date of,tohay,
Thursday, March 2S,sA. D, 1875. -
Thor, the giant deity ofthe Vikings,b
Mars, theol Roman god If war and
carnage, and Our Lord, the Prince'of
Peace and Savior Of mankind,{in
whose handin the sfullness Of timei
the years will all be gathered, arc,
hererecorded. The days andmontlisi
may vanish unnoted, the years are
the only real landmarks Of time, and
their only iinperishable ehronicle is.
A. D., an the year Of ,oar Lore" "---s
Sunday afternoon, for Nag 81 y.
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Along Courtsllip.


Kentucky PAPER ~
A couple, after couftship,ot over
fifteen years, havejust beeni joined in
marriage in Kentucky. The we'd
ding was to have occurred in 1861,
when the war broke out, but, the
conflict, which dragged ull classes of
people into its whirlpool, claims this
lover as well. Ha took me side, her
father took the other. The cid man
never forgave him. He swtAe that
us long as he lived the daughter
should never marry u rebel. He
kept his word, One by onehisthree
sons passed over the river aud ont of
sight. His wife, broken hearted, fol.
lowed her boys to the grave, and
finally none Of the once happyhousr-
hold was left but the patient girl and.
her stern old parent. The .wai. gave
back her lover uninjnred. but the i'm
placable father stood between. He
refused his consent to the marriage,
and she would not wed without it
Aud so the many year rolled away
an obstinate ldman-two loyal low
ers. A year ago lie died. "A few
nights ago this long delayed mar.
riage was consummated.
One of the strange characters Of
the Irish bar toward the close of the
last century was "Bully Egan," So
called from his rough, brow-beating
manners. Egan had considerable
practice. and the specimens of his
address to the jury show more sound
Than sense. On one OCCASION, ullud.
ing to the eloquent address of his op-
ponent, Il dark-visagpd barlister, he
begged the jury mot to be carried
away by the dark oblivion of a brow"
"How can you use such balderdash2"
demonstrated his learned friend. "It
may be balderdaSh," replied Egah,
"bu', depend upon it, it will do very
well for II jury On another occa,
sion, having exhausted the usual 70,
cabalary of vituperation, he conclu::
tled by describing the defendant as
"a most naufrageous rullian." /" r"What
in the world do you mean. by thsl?'
whispered hisastonished junior. ~
have no idea" responded Egan, "but
! | think it sounds well.n
Thine is money that's h fact,
and, if you wish,to know the value
Of time, just get a little speck of dirt
in your pocket chronometer and take
lit around to watch.tinker he'll
blow in it II couple of times aud
S.chsrge yop $780, f9rrepairs. &
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Woman's Memory.

A woman will go on q shopping
tour inquest OLA score of di>similar
articles. The ribbon must be ten
fingers and u half long and half u
finger wide; the carpet must be like
Mrs, ST ri ;gins, only that she wants
hers brown where Mrs. IS is green;
the first knot in the string she
carries in her pocket is the width of
the window curtain; the second knot,
the length of Susie's skirt; the third
knot, Of the picture cord, and the
whole string the distance around The
center table. Besides these she has
buttons to buy, cotton to select, silk
TO match, and heaven knows what
not; she will come home ut night
without having madea single blum
der, with u full sachel and an empty
pocket book, and express packages
will be arriving fora week to come.
But the strangest part Of this strange,
cventful story is, that she can also
tell you oft.hand the custom of every
lady she saw during her tour, either
on the street or in any of the numer-
Gus sLops visited. Can a man do
this?
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An ltineranl's subterfnge.

The Rev. Dahiel Ishaconce alighti
ed at an innto stay the night1i0na
asking for u bed he was told that he
could not have one, us there was to-
he a ball that evening and all tho
beds were engaged.
AT what lime does the ball break
|up?@ inquired Mr.. Isaacs.
about three inthe morning, sif.'
"Well, then, can | have Il bed un-
til that time?" as,
"Yes certainly; hut if the bed lis
asked for you will have to move" sia
''very well,n replied Mr.. ISaacs,
and,away he went to get between
the sheets. ~ a84.tisj Nd
About three inthe morning be was
awakened by loud knocking at the
chamber door. al-fi ai3
"What doyou want?'lhe asked, 3,
sHpw;many Of you. are. in ! thegsss1as
inquired a voice ifos { \. Y
sThere,s me, and Daniel, sandf Mt.st
.Isaucs, and.an ola Alethaa
err was the reply. .1
''Them by Jupiter, there's plenty
Of youl" and the speaker passed on,
leaving Mr., lsaacs toehjoy his s'bed.,
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County pirectory.

Judge Circuit court-Joseph Smith. RaveRswood
Clerk Circuit Court-C. b. Waggener.
President County court--D. S Van Ma,re.
County clerk--J, p. r. b. Smith.
Prosecuting Attotney-GeoJP. Simpson.
Sherih-David s. Stevenson Dcputics-J. Jcwett
.Jaiorl SamqelW. SomeryilIe, Henry Fry, Joseph N.
Daigh and w. D. Somcr,ille.
Surveyor Of Lands-Thonas J. Roberts.
Baker, DiStrc, No, 2.
Superintendent Of Free sehools-charles E. Hogg.
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What a Kick did for
Z. Newton.

five would bring beIfe US Isaac
Newton, noE fairly sliil Fed oh his
scientific career; we may Imagine d
quiet yonhg,mah, not eve middle
height, Of most sedasq I'd humble
carriage, never seemjQ illlgrs, 81
profound thought hiS nlntenapce
mild, pleasaiit and col5ely who
could be drawn from i chambers
by none Of the recreatifl ID which
most young men delight seldom
went outsexeept 10 read slaettlres;
whose time was spent ii Alltthgmatis
tll calculation aud IN befimepss
in optic, chemistry 81 dlehemy;
Ayholi studslils describe enlightY
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io " A LII the type now in this office is cntire-
thtA lynew. We have all the late styles
nrrard and poster type, and iatter ourself
!, that we can do as good work as any Office
Win the State. Give us trial.
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