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less quantities, in sonse rn,ts Of EraziI.
but the world Is dependent ma!nlv upun
Russia i can bc seels, theretnrc, !lst
ous ono with Mr.. Edison, Tor. with tho most
Ityfect aystcm of e,ectr ric lIghtln, by hfs plan,
t@v whole would be Il failure Unless platinum
could bs obtained In sufficient quantities and
at reasonable rates to meet tic very great dc.
ms,ni for the metal made necessary by gen.
cry lise 'f hfs electric light.
t'nc Of Mr. Ed,aon's ctarncter'st,cs Is his
antinE ann f.lth In America. iic often remarks
worth having. Tile dag of the union, tle he.
ileses, a"ass nves as many advantages Of VA
tufe e. ta. e''tibinc'! laEs Of all Errnpe. Feel
,l,s TINS, 10 dctcr!niucti to .diligcntlY search
England for helr. Ouc al his afst stcps aftre
,uakislI; hltnscl vel! acquainted with The metal
lurEfe:li resources Of tlu: Unitnd States was tn
send sn s'r4inr Letter tto.cast To Postma,teTs
there was the lea4t iskeilha,ri q search might
reveal tl!c preeiatis metal in appropriate guam
titles. The following II copy 0l the samo:
rHoN THE tAaofATonr Or 7. \. k1,aoH, MENLo
. PAnK.. X. j.. u. \. 4.
DEAR HlH: Woufh Yun be 70 kind A. Il, inform
mc II ths metal platinum occusx in Yoar nplehIur-
hnnis Thlt metal, as Tsc. H. founi In scales As-
*oslaisd g VIZ ttes cy!a generally In plase.t
Information frum experienced intnrrs 4, to !ocsIi
tiea wlIere i can be fon.d and Will forward such
II
spccla! fAvor. Al shall renIre large asant,te4 In
ss!|y ssp!y : IT, s'tea %' be greatly sp
p'e'lA'sHf fuosas ' 4. o' En.sos, ,taalo Iura n ).
Some weeks have elapsed since the above wAs
first srnt out aud the results hnyc been crafty.
Ing I'll tie extreme. Tlry slow that III. Invent
Of waa right. In His faith. The United 9tates
contatns platinum IN over abundance. fI,e ru-
sources OF tile Grai Mountains begin to puie ttl
comparison. llnndredh VI nfswtrs have bce,i
received. nHsl samples III large quantities. knW-
Ing the ore III It's purcst ttutc Aud what
Is more surprising, pacss where Il was hartEly
Suspected aH bon. t.1rn out to bare 1t IN ntnple
amounts One mtuer writes. furwartin.
splendid specimen, that the washhlgs from his
pufd minr abound III It, but gold beih= SO ,nuetl
more desirable tile platinum 11as hitherto been
neglected. Anoinr tells OF d vein u tich rdn-
tulns tlm metal IN larger quantities than geld,
and United States mil1tirs oi1l,er wriics that
he k,wh Il placer which ran bs nude to Yield At
Rn hcontlcrac cost 1!lty 10 seventy y.iIye uu1ces
per day. AHu:!lrr correspondent AtatGs that
i}c .uct1l can be furnished fron ls1 milne IN any
quantity ut islc over 81 per O,lIcG, and so UiI.
In rcspoflsc to 1nauy III tI@Rc Mr. Edison u
otptu ncgan negotiations, n,Ni alRu ttnt prt
ngentH 70 prospect uslu 1uakc 1nnl arrangements
for working AMI procuring The Orc 1t ii there.
tore probable that vi tlc platinum neetled can
be obtained III our owu country, and, further,
that the urecous ,nctut for general PURPOSES wsll
ta reduced III price. consequent Upon the new
Industry and research.
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a:h! fHtnhcca, ,--wtIcre VIC have steamship ynn
invo fleet. but wr lInvo cycrytllil! tn 1T tn
for 'te pnssesshH 0f Giles md 1lcets o1, much
GFeater scale tfloii yon have -evcrythtu! cxcr:t
tae knnwlct1Eo tlant l'astint fo'ntl ha difficult tO
popnnriza II Franca. tint lWt, ntnl two make
io'lr for nations a. fof fndvid'lals. Hard as Il
~ u make neopa understand thIs, wo are 1nnk-
my tonIa prugrca8. MIul ! thnl1 he nsucll nur-
prseh u another seAson Of Congrcs. basaes With
OUT vigorous and sslcrcssfni Attack upon so'nc
81 ~ morn faEraht a''1 slcloas .purts of our
tAfiIl sy6tohl. lCtecrs.1 \ whFa M TO tho rc-
astitasary pofan1tnte l!oW witnessed OH Tic
continent Of Europe. he world ha. been suf'
ieflaE Tor b1fne years irntT tAc cfIects nj what
my nc cailsa caI.cF ~ il'aesa, MID eo'Rulcr-
s!al debauchcry. Mnnuiactlirera IN some cuIl''-
lies hfc very s'ek, and tatncr IN other countries
are Ritls. nal'kerh are W, hsld speculat1rs are
lar! up. AL Inc classes WIN have tnllucnce
WltA toFGrnhscnths arc ttit Of snrts. Onc tnan
tnfnKs q ittie t9riii would 10 hIm E0'd. ntotll-
cr tl''nts that littlo silver would benefit htt.
great mnny people in Afnertn think il'at
paper fae'!ey wGll!h Rct tieni out u 1i acrapc,
alEi some bIiLisb taritlefs nirl landlords, ! am
tni1' t!il1lK lhAt lttt'e feelnfncity-that Is, Il
ttlct'tscolir7sgc'nento o. forc!znc corn and cattle
woula ons things to rEhs.; Sow, AZ regard.
ilIe nco-Psotcct!onists IN Tho Continent. VI!
afe iheo.s u sa! @ H. Ics ~ tss Try .s,ssr remedy;
-! ''ss.o - ''N'' ~''''.u'I :" sHs'
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I}r,t,sh under 1ryon, .utl Lien hwclt ,i'n" ~.
cxasrcratctl fcelinga everywhere H'antcst"l
Among the cofolllRts due To the dlsarrly eharAc-
ter OF Trynnn work. TIN cvonts Of The invaAtnn
itself wcre given r1.aus1tye1y, together win
many Interesting Incidents oF tho affair collected
frnIn newspapers pf l1lo day ur private recorxls.
This attcr.iDnn The ptjlucEa III tho hccond COn-
nceticuL Gntertnhul tIIUau ~ the Fifth Sassa-
chusetsa with baHluct Mt East 1lavtn.
Thousands gathered oil the NrerIl soon after
10 hear Tie co'lrcrt by tic Filth Massachusetts
the hssctnbiaGe nnl compelled n pottpun.n,ent
u the music md nlso Df thr illumination Of TIC
city which Ind bs:n planned for tt,-lIfVht. It is
csti.nncd that fuily 70 0W visitors witnessed tho
ccrctuupfes,
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SARAH BERNIIARDT.

SHE D'sappni"ta Largo 4i-.+mb'"go Mt the
f;RfeEy-is+iEnluE Beauties tnvlte,1 to Mrot
Ilrr-A Mild ltehu,te to the Prince OF
1yales.
tarrfspandeatt Ivssr Tark Tribune.
LONDON, June o3.-i'tlerc arc 10 sfgns Of
abatement IN the Bcrnhas,it enthusiasm, Of
which i have written su much during Tie past
fortnight. It is, should say, rather ot the IN.
cTcafe. III Difference to the demands Of her nd
nirers, Mile. Hcsnhardt has ubaIHlonpd her pro-
posed trip to Paris. She Is engaged IN one way
Or unosher Tor every duy of her stay. NJ prl-
vNtc dramatic entertainment IL rctliuned conl-
pltte without hcr. 11sc gltests invited to tlsa-
1uutIc entertainment Mt a fashionable
ho,,se III park Lsue laat week thought
themselves iltsc1 BECAUSE the .,ro-
cra,nrne provided for tlicm did not
inclufc this one particular star. Milo. sauiary,
any cloud, and u. CoqncllI, the first Of IisiI,:
comedians III his kind were there, bit tile exact
lnE Dritun would mt hc aupeuEcti. lie will hare
Mile Besi,slardt pr nothlg. She was 10 slave
in sI'Etrapgere.r 4 fttlu hcinrc tn. hour I,er
illnstrtous if,ghncss srut word TINT she could
not cuuse. She wna ''i,MlisM'scl "a statement
nf which 1t wDul,! be Impossible tn dispute ,le
urws na they entered The tiitatfe. Tile great
| majority took their seats III tho conf
dent expectation OF seeing tho tircC AL
vcstised. No more crowded or more fashionable
audience Iia5 Lcen sta,l snco the memorable
first uight--she Durness OF f.diGhurs
und pencH Lcopoll n,io,,g ,l'cnI. Twh o'clock
ea,lc and wclit, a, still the curtain tlnf not 20
ur. Al auarttr~p piskt 2, n. Cu1uclI ca:nc
| forward to ray t!ut In Tie lhselrr uf Mlle.,
| Elsrullar,}t It va. tmunsblbtc tn pcrfurm The
pluy. A little laler, u. Delaunay announced
Tint "THrtufIe " would bc given for tlc t~lrit
Of such rs close to wIt,.css 1t, but tia; t!,ose
ttff
IujlpwI,,g ,Yctinustiuy, ~llen "l.'l:traEgere !"
wuuII certainly t,u played Now nIaet,liIc +"
IN a masterpiece u1.d has a!rcatly bcen urovel
nuu,]ur hers ~ well us III Pl,ris, but ~ Keen
wcrr pcopir to seq Mills. Nerf,lmsdt, An,i AliIc.
Hernar1t uu)y, that fuur-ntbs Ut flc alI,.ir,,pn
uultird thu Theatre at .tiyc The srcrc whlrl.
fgllo,yet t The yesttBu1e was onr Ut rare ru,,-
fusiut,, il cumc ucur to l,uiy. riot. English
audiences tiu not like hcns trIlictl With. 4 great
| nrunurijpn nt ,hprr t.rrsrnt bal MT, yety
inrre prtccs incru (o, tlr.r seats. s,aye heard
If S,5 iwin. rfycn fur n aspplc stall and SIt,J
fur a Lox.-u!l on Mile. bcr,lhartss pcruaut,
Th,. t1isunnoIuttr wu6 nt thu greater iera,ise
NJ i,is sr,.,m, M thr y.ar IL ia s1t,t ufways ra.v
~ ~ a,oso e ,,ncs nfirrr,nn nt III, a,,rsc -,
non,1nr mn" nrt.rI nct n.ss. Sjunr vcyuliu,,a
ei''"", !, ,rna fnr s,,,,,,. Time unrersHn :. hat
| r',,n-s fnr n",nIss,n,, ~, nryt W.in.a,,n,
s"uu"s , ha r,.,,r,1 ~" SV,,nn lin, nnt,.r .s ~.
e.a. e"a ~ ,hus ,no,,ai i ,,iiiirui;v' 'f
r.s.. - r,I,s1 ,1 r"rrimyra M, " mn hc"
ann iH.o, ~ III ,nns srr s,nrs. ,.'"1 III. ,rs
"a.t ~ ~ ;nn,, .tur IN rru,i,,"d cmtra,,r
i'sfs 1 " ,nrt.r' ," nn1,r,",s t,.,,,Isr n"'',t
.ai 1,, 1p ILL.,, ,,,;',,.r inv, ,"n,,,,t1 nsd
NV" ~ ,,rn.''. "m". ,h";. h,cnmn rwnra ~, ~
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RED RIVER or THE NORTH.

The wortss are: A drcdgc iius been built for
uRe upon this river. tho machinery Of which was
nt atooshead. The h,iI, was constructed at
Atoorllend, and the machinery set up By tn:
United States engineers. rhe tnarhiuo works
we'll In dredging out tho mud Jumps in the chan-
nj
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pointed wattl,'nnn of tho County l,nitling In
pIncc Ut L. W. Walberk.
The Board then adjourned untiI next Mon
DAY. when II will nect TO e9ualizo lie nsscas'
fncnt Of taxes.
, 1879-07-08

rtesesyo Jour taby's health BY promptly aam'a.
lstcriH; Dr. Hnl'y l}aty syrup tor The diacssSa os
early elildhoed. Prics 70 csnts bottle
, 1879-07-08

yyl,n& t'Proteottaa" IL Doing for canada.
Another result Of the hs.h.tariil policy Of
"Dutttus. ouce tnr Dr.n,ughau u canmfa,
las tts workshops aln,ost ltllo. lke great scfew
fartorY is " II 1t h4a .ncyes existed. lse lrrs
arc ni blown out. Bosler'InakhH IL t'eaf!y
work H.. tl.u foundry, but VIC fear ttat thb also
viii souIs be deserted. Tho chcup hteaktnst, tt1a
liyt unt cu.lstaut waRes, in fart, all thu EFess
PROMISES VI gs,ol tAlnHs ut l,and seeIn to oe
mere taoonsl,inr. The mechanics arg home ot
thrln sui.l;, West, sona Of theIn half starving,
unl many iccl,,E desperate. y grpat overdose
OF protection l,as dutie It all. II Is well aho
pcnrlu oeCin to SEQ TINT Canada WIS utterly ae-
uu{Yru.b
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n VIZ NM EE.

north GERMAN LLOYD.
RTEAM BETWEEN EN AND NEW Or
LEANS VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
x,&1EsRR Tho steamships Of the North Cor
vwAAkEEs man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips ns follows:
FROM Bremen. from NJ Orlaan
Hnunover. September IT About Oetr 10
Nurnherg ........ October If
Hnnuoyor. ....... November 10
These steamers touch outward ut Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip Mt Havana and
PRICEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen Southampton or Hnvre to Hav-
ana or Now Drlaans-Cabin, $50: btaerage. &ss
From New Orleans to SOUTHAMPTON, Havre or
Bremen-Oabin $50; Steerage. tAS.
From New Orleans to Havana-Chbin. VS.
StaOrAye. SIS. =,
Children under ton years. half price: chill
dren undor one year. free
N. B.-Our agent for Texaa. Mr.. Potter nj. En-
hard. In Galveston. Is authorized to Issue steer
age passnRe orders at the following through
rates:
Fr~m Bremen to Galveston. eA2.
From Bremon to Indlanola. $4s 60.
Tho company reserves the right to chnnRefhe
route OF the steamers. thor 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 pnrticulara apply To-
ED. q. STOOKMEYER b CO.. Agents.
aust lv a Union street
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FnOM TINE rAssEs.

Cnpr TAns Oct 9h barometer 40 81. Wind
north northeast, hard Weather cloudy and
threatening.
Arrived. Al $40 tha n m. American atnam
ahiu Hudson, Fraomnn maatar, from New York
Gu A Monltrn.
Eteamahip Cen Whisnov ~ 4a6 /. m. Cele
man master, from Now York ~ q. A Whit
nay 4 No
Rrauieh brig Ntlaaar. Villa mpater. hrnn ,lays
from, Gar,lnnaa In ballast, Ia u FR'in CO..
Sailed Rtnnmnhlna Ambrose for llnvre lin,i
instnu nv lsrnman u. u NRra. ~, fnr lsnli=a
Tho towhNnt joe. tonp"r. white towing np tin"
ehip Imuortnr when about twelve mitna hollow
thn rity her machinery hrnamn t'ian''lsd nnN nho
will ha ,nwad to tho city. Another tug hna been
sent fNr the shir Importer,
Tho arhapner 1nnatannn WI cargo ~ FRUIT
from Ruatan ta u. Geiau \ Non. wont nshoro
early Thuraday morning IN Garden Island
RAY II haa hann imnrasi IN ~ anything for
her on account af hai Weather
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paxt meeting, The ntst Wednesday, 81 aertam-
both DELAYED Until soaterdpy. when they R"' "n
The w, J. Behan. Cant an"rga Wilkinson
will ha the ruaadpy hna, fl lied river ehn
may he 4nantod ~ any moment ~ ~" WYE u
Old river "Wednesday. trying to get nFet ahhnn-
lnifs.
rhn Horny TrnnL Cart 1. n l1nts- VIII "
he Wednesday, hoat Tor M"mhhi4 ana Nhe
ON THF WAVE tnri n NJ nrnna 1lr II
August, laft Yesterday 81 het NtEt WIS Y" tft
Bonnie, uprla Church aud Ia in fttt the a"hH"t,
"a u daily ,nnhAt aa rnr nAvnr'iannent, Fn'l
don't you fatg.t II, snta Mr Arthur " Ern'"'
her chief clerk
nlark ano MI WarAa wlranp nlan into line r.
morrow 10 a regular tr' weekly phnket y
Bayou Hnua he"nly 'hanas Ton n, haI a,n H.
aap nts = m iuetaal IT Epnttay 40 horetniorA.
The belle nhnnnna haek e. Tues tny7, Thurs
| laya ana saturdays ana WIN nn ~ higher 'hh',
Hau Trreeild commencing TunahaF nest, nnl
win 10 under tho command NJ Cant. H. hanson,
With Mr. II narparn Nv tln office.
Jhatti weakly Hrl'ol nonet Jacket Nta1a " ~,
nlpnn If thn Eva thes. lsehnunhnl master .
| leaves ~ morrow. as uannl. All 4, u m fnt We
hams ~ Jarpa nnrieh. =
The t1asnH Sara United States mRt' rnnR"' IT.
i DAY InhnJ brown mnatar, leaves ia-m"r-
The taat end hnu,lanme Frank rarenud, ! "
T'ahn mnaar, W. M inlnaa hlela, 'PfANA4 w.
| morrow ~ Groanyllln.
REGULAR pIrRrta pnR TuHsras.
Emma Irvine Lowe, Coast I'D 9. u
y " Loo e ,N' ,ran'fhha ,on ~
Henry Ie,e. n.n, u,'' ,,ar,a ,op -,
lge,la s...,s.s. Inn rutonui ...-,' y. n
IRranial tn the nemuorai
CArRn. u,t. N. The Nap1 y,ana', ,,,. H'n C !"
| malio nnsaai mn With ann bales If cotton The
narriar ,vea wall laden with cotton
Ill l,,tIa tlnt ,b The river II Oh stand
viii a + 10 fsat on tho gauge Arrived: " u
Yaeaal frrm New nrlnnna Montana FROM Woke
iura Departed j II, nj Kehcr for Now "!
innps Jnsfa tiar,ia Tor White river, Colorado
for Ntamphis Golden Rule for New O,laaua
| Tha Ilulo was drawing 49, feet and had the
| ,i,s, an hna,d Tho Dpnotph roltnwa tho Rule
| III Nav Drlnans leaving nayt Tuaa,lav n,a-
neaa good ,,, an
III, ,lanar, fnr Ne4on riynr until 'Inea,lny Rha
viii haya ali ah,, enn carry VA the water a. r.
| nun,nnt the bnsa engine huilinr, hea attached
| ihn huli and Ill that il lnfl III the nlI Nainhar
| IN aaeu,e d t]nlh III ave. eight thousand .Ioilata
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STEAMSHIPS.
MOHaANR JnnIaIANA AND TTXAA RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The F,lnwiug low rrpeslirn Iron steamships

MonaAN,R LnuInlANA AND TEXAs RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The following low pressure, Iron steamships
futm those limos
MnnIAN. JoeTrnlNE Rl' MARY,
aI1aRtE WHITNEY, WNTtlulNNnN
CLINTON, ARANaAR. GIlY or NORFOLK,
S+ffr. Fnll GALVESTON AND NOUS
9 49,, ion The stnnWFhlp
WHITNEY
will enll from AeIate ItiBHnkV, October 2a.
NJ y N. IN.
I'll, ough bills laling q lgnnI IL llnuatnn and
H. all Iouls beyond Gu the Houston nnd 'r"Eaa
1nntlnl mud a Il p,sH a. X. w., Int hhl Great
Nuribaru Railroad, md New btleHns ard = gas
Itnil,nad sln CLINTON, aud the T"saa Ttausnor
intinn a'uinpnnY
Ann hntania finlgha rannvni aud fnrEnrAoA
vim Clinton aud Gal. " mud San Antonio Rail
roai.
Fraphla fo, Gongnlea Iiallntsviln Rancho.
ntr reoniYnd vim CLINTON OF 0Wetn.
Tick ota and stntatnnms occurred until T. III.
daily. Sundays eSroutod al aEents' office OF nj
tho fprtr landing, % morning nt departure.
Through tickets will he lasued from thls office
wv iha prinelrnl points on The Houston. Taxns
Canltal Railroad, Oh The international mud
G,nnt Northern Railroad. 1esas aud Pacific
Railroad.
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OPKLOUsAR.

REGULAR OPELOUsAH PACKET.
benves TUESDAY, Oct. 2s, ut 3 .. m.
r. FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
.lg5aaHaAM aas. Port Barre. Hlmmsport,
Dhurehvills and all iandings on the
noast. htchafalaya river and Bayou Oourte-
blaau-The now iiQht-drnft steamer
YAEOO.
VIM Crawford muster. r. Mo1aison clerk.
uly On bonrd, Or to LORD n MoPEAKE. Agents,
l22 Gravlor street.
deM GEO. D. HITE. 14a Hravisr street.
Freight for Bayou dos alaiaes put out nt
Simmsport Big Bend Landing or Water Waller,
The steamer Yazoo la asslsted st the. mouth OF
Old River by the stehmsr Ollie IT,, and connects
nj Little Devil with the steamer Eeonore,
Iines OF freight same us any boat In the trade,
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NV u n POOL.
HARRISON LANE.

MkAMA Tho steamship
HISTORIAN,
Idlng commander.
will ss.I on OR about October 81. 1879. from nor
wharf foot OF Jackson Haunre.
VIII receive cotton and slgn through hilla
iadlpg for the Continent. hotween Havre.
Oronstadt,
These neamnhips being OF light draft, VIII
ornee the bar of the Miasissppi Mt all timer
without datantiou.
For freight apply 10
de2ulv 1876 Hrhvior street, UP athiJs.
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gurrxa UoAsz'.
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE aTAH LINE.
1879 ran g. winter Arrangement 1850
TR1- WEEKLY UPPER COAsT PACKETS TO
BAYOU GOuLh AND BEN TUREAUD.
H-T THE FINE AND FAST rASsEN
, s!4azast ! ger H'9v WHISPERS.
J. A. Comstock mnater. Goo NJ Woods clerk
Ienves EVERY MONDAY md WEDNESDAY,
mt 10 n m aud FRIDAY Mt 3 u. III. tor Bayou
lnuln returning down tho coast on alternate
days.
Tho fine steamer nrr,nr.
t { ss%s? EySNy "TuEspAf TdTNsbASy md
SATURDAY at n n. N for Bon Turahud. mhk-
ing MI lnndiDgH in daylight.
s, HENO, % Cont street
clerk will bo found daily ut tho hnnd y
BienvllIe street to receive freight for oitner OF
tho above bonta o026 n
ON TIE WAVE.
NEW ORLEANS AND BONNET CARRIE
CHURCH DAILY PACKET
LEAVES DAILY tFrt.ay excepted Mt 10 n, m
and bArUKDAY5nt . =. M
FOR BONNET CARRIE CHURCH
tsa ID Hnhnvllle. Kennervtlie and MI infnr-
modiate plantation landings Tho
fino side wheel pnsaeDger sienmer
CITY OF AUGUSTA,
J. IT, Brou Muster Arthur, l. Freret clerk
apply on board or 70 y. i. PEHREI
No. II Delta street, no stnira.
clerk will be found during the day ut the
head Of CONT street receiving freight. oc22 "
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAnT TRI-
Leaves every ~S MoNbA YAV @EbAEsDAY and
FRIDAY mt II an.
6D FOR LONG VIEW REACH AS
sal far - Weh@m,a. 81 Jnnmes. N9W g,y Va
Vile, Kennerville and MI way landings-Jhe
steamer
CLARA g.,
Gin place Of the Eva
This Dabouci,t,l muster s. TOca clerk.
Will leave as above. returning down the eoaat
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday In daylight.
For freight or passage applv on board or 20
w. J. COMEAUX, % Cont street;
clerk always on the evee TO receive ireig Z
foot of Cont street oet VI
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ME3Ys NEW CAMILLA,
WILL LEAVE NEW LAKE END:
OnMONDAYs and TH tuesdays for Vaudeville
aud Old Landing. on arrival OF the IL IN.
train,
On SATURDAY tor Vaudeville and Old Land
Ing on arrival Of the D. m. train.
SUNDAY EXCURSION leaving on the arriva
Of the a N. train.
RETURNING: Leaves Old Landing on TUES.
DAYS and FRIDAYS at a. NJ. and Mande-
vile at $3.50 q. m.
Leaves MadisonviIe MONDAYS $50 q. m.
and Vaudeville at Gas a. m.
SUNDAYS leaves Old Landing at 2. .. m. ana
Vaudeville at D. m.
Fare To All Points. ..-...........-....-S1
sunday Excursion. 1
oc3 I'm W. G. COYLE.
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vssnsnurwa Apn DEarA.

vssRsRuWa- Ann DELTA.
UNITED H,IAT EH MAIL PACK ET.
HDH VI0KHnUHa AND DELTA
Leaves every 'THUNHnAg Mt y. III,
IT, lFuN ViGNaBIiRG AND DELTA
AAIibsss yhf Nj The new ani magnificent paHsnnRar
ss-~--"---1~~- ateaImar
j. W WHITE.
!. MI. White master, CURT. Holmes nlegk
commenting nj vlekshurR with Parlsntts Lin
for MI points on Ypznn and 1ailahatohla rivers
Boat resarvea Tho right to paes all Landings
that tho captain may deem mnsaie;.
g.. I; Wong, a. W Y ,,l,., ,,,,r,,,,
viii give through bills Of hiding to Trenton
Monroe and all Citations on VlokshurE. ahreva
port aud Texas Railroad. yla Delln.. LR,
w. b. BROOK ETf. Agent.
mug M Magazine street,
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will sail from Alelets

WFFE F1HFF IT wv FtFR'F7fH
No freight received without or1era.,
Gnoa delivered nj tluntnn Inc Station Tor &c
nni,n, md nj riak an, expense ~ ennaiRnae
aud freight 10 he considered earned upon such
delivery
liighteraga nj NraFnn Rnntthgn III riak ana oR-
rnuaa ~ nDnsipnaea.
Fraighta received for and l'l ladlpg alened
only 10 Brownsville. via lilo Hranda Railroad,
nR pnr new tariff
Trniglta payable In currency.
Hille ladlng must have nf1lAavia attached.
M rasRangare taken,
@. 4 WHITNEY 4 90. Managers.
onl IN Corner Magazine aud NatnhfE ats.
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RIVER NEWS.
uFFIuE NEW oHLEANE DEMOCRAT. l
sunday. nnioher 80 tRTp
Arrivals.

Bee marine column.
departures,
Emma Irvine. Alvin, Belle, Henry Tate J W
Cannon, Natehez, w. L. Halliday, Bertha Bon
mic Lee.
TR Arrive.
~. ], GRy, J, ". Cannon, nnynu sara; nnlle.
Uitv uf Anguish. II a. Eruldnr. Tort Epda Ht.
Louis CLARA T.. upner euaat. Emma Irvine
Alvin. lsahei, lower eeeat: W. j. Bahpn. liea
river: llautn lea. Frank parGaui. araensiln.
Henry I'ete. ppnRlhsonyilla. r. u, Lee, yaspo
VALLEY, ST.. john. vinksburg; John Wilson.
OHaahiini Henry Frank Haanas Yasno. Fan
nhrn, Biz Iuntlewer, AtnbafalarR.
stage M the Rivers.
Daily talhRranhir raport nf the anEa NJ water
at eaflnna points, with changes. In the A hnura
ending YeatnrhnY 81 u. m,
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEM OCNAT.
October 40. laTp.
CLEARED vcaserdny.

,,r ateamalip weathontnc Dumh,ech, for Liverpool
Hall 4 auuhau
Steamah;r lIutrhnsnn Morgan. for Galveston and
Indtannla IA Whitney SEQ
Steamer Amite Gaatille for Pensacola
Stcanahip Wanderer leitoh, ~ Isere Hon
Jos i Manleca
r'r bark Hack FRINGE TSrcll Tor Amsterdam
Hall u Vaughan
Scl lobeeea Stow tnr MsFeH Santiago
Mater
Schr Ilclle brow NV Warrington and rcnaac"a
II Fobmann u Son
Arrived.
seamahp Hudeen Freeman from New Work 18th
mat, to A Momlton- sd iii q
Steamship Gen Whitney. Coleman, trom New 1nrk
18th inst, to G "A Whita,y ~ Algnra
r chip Importer, Sutherland from Lve,r"ol Aug 20,
"a lowell * BAILEY ~ ds
Ship WIN Tapacntt Field. ~ aaya from New Norh.
to Merit II & lSe-Point
Shin WI sinia na ano ir dayn frrm E1n laneiro, IN
ballast 10 silas Weeks geo Faiut
llr bark limnur salmon = aaya tiom Liverpool, 10
T. 81 q Fnrwoo 18th dis
NJ harknnnnn Regina ne Nrgeea DAYS from lia
vana previously reported AZ Quarantine To II
Oeitli Aro-foiut
MOI hark Albert Ande son, 10 days FROM llarre, ~
Nor bark ya,sva. Olsen, 50 days from Calais, to
Schr Eva j Smith SaEdcra. II days from fhado
phia, to VIM trcevy~ Tnint
sTEAMBoArs.
John W Cannon I.ihano from Bayou Sara
Henry Tete, Aucoin from nnaldsonville
Alvin Scnye from Lower Gnaat
Emma Irvine Ruiz from Lower Coast
Below fTv.
Sp bark San Fernando Guyala. rs days from Livor-
pool to AyeniRno RIoa
Schr John Proctor Baker II daya fsrT' Baltimore to
master
Exports.
LIyERPooI-pcr steamahip WcStbnn1ne-53<
bales ortton 0..-a
GALVESTON AND INn1ANOIAP Per steam.
ehlp Hutc hnsonFnr Galveston. IA hbls whisky lG1
boxes 2aa pk 20 sundries. For lniAaols so
bhs hour 40 bhis auEar ~ bills malasses 600 Racks
corn 90 sacks oats l4i2 pkgs aundr,es
BsLIZE HON Per st.amehu Wan 'erer-220
bhs four III II, bHls -four hhla pork hhis tobacco
q bills potatoes bnls onions ~ bhs earntnaal 10
bhs apples hhs hoaas tierces me- al tieroes lard
SACKS 10 boxes cheese NV pigs sundr'es leiUl
feet lumber
FENSACOLA-Pe steamer Amite-ieN hbs Hour
% hhs whisky ~ hbis 800 SACKS corn No sac ~
oats u sacks coffee ~ sacks salt
..MS1 ERDAM-Tet lark Plark Frnce-so vi
2O.Ee bushels wheat III bu X Al Y 1890 sacks wheat
| (ln $50 $50 husheis
WAREINGTNN AND PENSACOLA-Per sclr
Idel'e- hhls honr bhl Rtlsty 81 sacks corn IS
sacks oats 10 sacks brar 50 pk - tundrias
BRAZ0S SsANJIaGu--Ps' -ehr kehc>ca---2''
LIVERPOOL Per bark TiE&our-s4co sacks salt
Jackson & kipatrlck-l bales bags 70 order
NEW YUkk-Per steamship Gen Whitney
Assorted udse
NEW YORK 49, Fer steamship Hudson inn
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