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passed, and it's title adopted, and the bill was
ordered to be sent to the House for concur.
renee.
Mr.. Zacharie moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill was finally passed, and on
his own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid on the table,
On motion Of Mr.. Zacharie, chairman OF the
Committee on Claims, the rules were suspend
ed and he submitted at this time the follow
ing report, which was received:
To the Honorable President and Members Of
the Senate:
Your Committee on Claims, to whom was
referred the petition OF Geo. w. Lee, Of Or
leans, asking the refunding of q certain tax
twice paid into the State Treasury, report
favOrably thereon, and recommend the pas
page OF the accompanying act for his relief.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
F. G. ZACHARIE,
Chairman Committee on Claims.
Senate bill No. 70. contained In the report,
entitled
IAN act for the relief of Geo. w. Lee, of
Orleans. and appropriating the sum of twenty
five dollars and eighty cents tax, enormously
paid into the State Treasury"
Was read the first time.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES LYING OVER RE-
~SUMED.
Senate bill No. 30,
IAN act fixing the salary Il the clerk Of the
Superior Criminal Court Of New Orleans etc,
Was taken up under the report OF the Com
mittee on Finance, recommending that the
bill be referred to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
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suppress the same also to repeal act No. 10
81 the Legislature OF 1874, entitled AN act
relative 70 crimes and offenses; to declare
the sale OF illegal lottery tickets. or the draw
ing OF any illegal lottery misdemeanor. and
/ 20 provide for the punishment OF the same
and to regulate the evidence to be received
upon the trial of such offenses;' also to nro-
hibit lotteries and the sale Of lottery tickets.
to make it misdemeanor to set up or nro.
mote lotteries or to sell lottery tickets. or Aid
therein directly or indirectly; to provide
punishment therefor, and to regulate the
evidence to be received upon the trial of such
offenses,"
And asking the concurrence Of the Senate
IN the same.
INTRODUCTION OF JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Steven introduced
Senate bill No. II.
Joint Resolution to ratify the action Of the
Auoitor OF Public Accounts in not publishing
Sne delinquent lists for non-p payment Of taxes
90 the twentieth day Of September and on the
second Monday Of November, 1878, and not
enecting the sales Of property of said delin-
quents on the second Monday Of December Of
the same year.
winch was read the first time.
Inc constitutional rule being suspended by
lour-fifths affirmative vote OF the Senate
0e Oil was read second time
On motion Of Mr.. Steven the resolution was
Aken Is engrossed and passed to Its third
reading.
Inc constitutional rule being suspended by |
lour-nfths affirmative vote Of the Senate,
1ao resolution was read q third time and /
alaliy passed, and its title adopted, and the |
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WASHTNGTON--p Per Htssmer Big SunGower-4ae
bales cotton TO Lehman Abrahsm SCOTT do Mey-
ST. Wsis &0o4-te y w Eurbrdge Seo--3a to Payne
Kennedy koo2a NHiis ~ Campank--25 Forsall Il
) nmenvlle=la Norwood 70 Richards--ia Ben Ger
son " son--l2 Mouton--9 Jpo Chatfe IL Sonsa
] I. Harris &Go-9 10 Rspshaw Cammaek &eo-T to
Thomas &so-s q w Seatell &eo-~4 to RsifFer 4
Gardiner W A Psale-@3 to Jno Il Hardis Seo 3 to
r Casse@2 r n Ngden--2 Small &eo-a Warren A t.
Einsou &ea-2 T. Lacassagse--2 III a. Nswman--2
n ~ Gihsrt--i Pbisiipp &0o~i Tsrtron--i fo
West jr-l Bloom sco@i 70 Clapp Bros geo
i Dcwng-t65 sacks cotton seed O Cotton Seed
Assooation-2 hhdsauRar ) Htoes1a head cattle
J A Raudlar--l6 do TO ORDER bbs gar H T Cot
tam &eo--1 hides Eibaiet--iot hides / sacks wool
r Casse-20 hides Dphsr ty-6 8aeks sesd cotton TO
Forsta n Jumonville- lot hides J M f,atimer geo
do sacks wool Rykoski 4 Manade-I hides and
saoks seed cotton Schmidt " Zieglers do TO Male n
Gammack-s 10 order Total VIZ ssiss cotton
ssS sacks cotton seed - sacks seed cotton bhds Of
sugar
TRENTON Per steamer John Wilson--ss bales
cotton 10 Jno i EardIe ko1-5S do JuTey " Eiis--
~ Lehman, Abraham Soo-.g3 Meyer. Wsis AsD-an
II n r SswmRn--lS Graham Black Son-F5 TO j u
Wolfe Seo-i5 Ksitfer 4 Gardner ~ PesIe-
IL Nv II Thompson Reo--i1 Levi Il NswmHn@l2 do
March n SchisnkerT Male y Cammaek--7 Richard
Flower Sco-B ) Il Newman &co-6 q "A Phitfppi II
co--s = Gumbel--s s w Kawins-44 Ed Heath-@s to
RI blanche Ae0-3 TO Cbaffs, Hamilton r. Powsi-i
II A ltRpn 6co[i5 sacks seed cotton to w r Tbomp
son &ce--3 do Jursy n 6sillis--3 i Nevman &ons-
3P ~ aibers-9 Jos David-ia sucks GOTTEN sesd tn
I'd HeHth--14 do II ffanehe &oo Be w Thompson
&co-@s78 o Cotton Seed A saoeiafion-29 head
Ito Noel a. Wootsn@a do g Mehs &co~-6 Lehman,
a. brNnNHW Nffp-t2uU pct HNiIVeA 6THaf-HUU 10 10
obet Personalities 10 order Total t75 bales cot
Ss2 sacks cotton ssed rs saeka seed cotton s00H
psR slaves
RAYOD SARA-Psr steamer John w Cannon
- bnies cotton to T. Harrls &eD-25 do to Jahnan,
shrahsm &oo--ia Payne, Kennedy &eo-i2 5 Cum.
bei--s Scott Mcfsshes-5 Meyer Weis 6oo-a to Ken
shaw GamTaack kco-2 to Richard Flower &so~l do
Naile q GammaGh-i 10 Glapp Bros 6so-l to Ftasn
Preston eco I7S saCsa cotton asst " q Cotton Sesd
asociaten-3fI Sacks rough riee Steward X Thnmp-
80 do Alien 81 Syme--tJt e A Fhiltiput
pkgs mass 0dsiI--t do l. TerreboDne-t Pkg hides
n Groensi-sundries TO orasrfotai tOs baiss cotton
i1s sacks COTTON ses5 Sft aacss rough
LOWER CDAST-Psr steamer Alpin-4n4 sacks
rough rIee to p X rhompspn--l3i do tn Sewerd "
Thompsan--ff a Iiison 1000 Gwyn 4 Fretlsep
30 Kip q Ruch@ls bales moss q Fl Wrieht-@is
sacks potatoes @ Casanova -sUndriss ordsr-Tetai
6Si saEks rough rico
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FROM THE PASS Es.

w PsoRT EADs. Sept. q >. m.-Barometer 5000.
vino east. fresh. Weather cloudy.
Etanrarlvea: AZ 1926 a. n. British steamship
N hgSsgon stewart master. " days from Cardiff
~ 3 ballast "a Gordon h G0miia
abnari5tlsh steamship r. W Harris at $50 p. n.
saassiafaSA mas ter q days from Cardiff IL bal
y dsf. 70 Eugster n CT
wssaDt stewart reports having passed off Key
So 80, On Sunday, September T. the Brttsh
Is i lid Alvertoa. who wished TO bs reported
Ha1 panlsh brig Maria. Surf master, days from
A1Mafana, In ballast, to D. FatJo IL Co
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NEN ORLEANS ANp MoB1LE RAILR0An.
MoRaANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail-
2lAn AMI gmEA M1LtIL
RerssDts MT the NEW aaazn.

Tchefnneta River-Psr aohr T wo Sons-~30 coo feet
lum Der to order
Pascagonla- schr r Blessey-5o 900 feet OF
lumber to Fl RuddIg
Handsporo- Per schr r T Ncholls-aS 900 feet Of
iumoer To r. BnAd5g
Tchefuncta River Per schr Dorio and Doria-4oo
bba sand TO order
Pearl River par schr EogHe Honma-50 600 feet
tumber To j W Adams
Eilaxi--Per schr Comet---2s COO feet mber TO Fl
BuadiF
P4scagou|a-Per anhr Gentle Annie 1913 bbls rosin
i6 bbls turpentine TO order
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E.ay gA POOL.
LgvKapooa soUragas >. .. hsaa.

.LAAkH The steamship
EXPLORER,
Williamson commander.
will sail on or about September g. 1879 from her
wharf, foot OF Jackson sdnare.
VIII receive ectton and sign through bfllS
sadina for the Continent. between Havrsl
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, VII.
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention,
FOR frst3hS apply TO
LUCAS Il. MOORE.
de7H ~ 1875 Gravter street III stairs.
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Receipts NY ssasIF0Mds.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
EAIT.RoAn

GFf1Chbo, A. AMI MEN CGEEAaS
RAILROAD.
September 9--fl bales eottnp to Allen Nrrert yea
- do Lehman. Abraham &co-3 Eritton n Nayson-4
Meyer. Weis &ce-2 Richardson II May 10 w /.
Thompson k"e-1 Norwood r. Rehards-I 10 Cbage
Hamilton n Powei4-i Clapp Bros Aoo@l Jno GsafFe
" 3DDs-it boxes eggs Joseph KeIsr-@a3 bnyes TO-
maoes rs crates cabbage Stieh & son-=5o boxes of
tomatoes q w Darisou &co--50 do J Saaaneni geo.
"a bbs apples 40 bbla potatoes 10 NJ Stitch H. Son-20
crates cabpags 10 Miller & Meysr-t9, pkRs beer to
Merz n Paui-+l9h do Mrs Fl Ksdwtz-t sacks rGoI
30 pkgS htdss Meyers 4 bbs apples Lamandre---
~ do 80 bbe pears ID Cefalu D. Son--Af bbls apples
G. w Dawson &eo--16 Inf bbls pork G Fl Lawfencs Il
en-491 bbs WHISKY Fl r Gotham &cn--2a bbls WHISKY
rnn7 empty bbla Insurance OH Tank Coz hbls Of
onions sets Frotscher--4 DO Virgin--I car 81
hay Geo Heck &cn-s cars bulk wheat 10 Webster u
Dillingham; car lime Board of Health-f boxes OF
fraiI MaGheca- ~ tieross lard j Nelson Eeel-4g
10 Leehte ~ CordGs-i0b bbis -four w II Mathews h
Bro, boxes tobacco Mayer < SON car cabbage
W Stork-2 bales doplsAf e G. Tayler--i do 10 U g
5srmany-lGs pxgs beer Hollaader--l car cattle
yeock, Mitchell aco-2 do II M FIantt--sundries To
ofder-G otai ~ bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
September 996 baes cation to Orders do Let,
man, A braham &en1 do Gardner, Gsillespie SEQ q
Dkgs mdse FatebankR &3o--al DO n Levy ,eco4-73
pkRs tobacco r J Hart aoo-25 pkgs mdss p Schnei-
der-a do II NJ r. 3 J Montgomery to Staaifsr Ma
craadv tGo43 boxes bacon to orttsrfs pxRa beer to
Geo Yaets--i79 Do TO Walz-2 cars lumber to
j II Eyrne--3i bead cattle ycock, Mitchell AGo-2
sacks wool N = Bailey jr-- sundrtss 10 order-Tota
9f oaes cotton
NORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.
Septem Der % bales cotton To j w Enrbrdg e SEQ
3 10 Clapp Bros Sso- 8 do TO q w SentafI kcn--6
bales moss Odeio DO Iacoste h Chassa gnac--
snndries 70 order-rStal II bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
September 3--sl sacss roueh rios to Foerstsr's
EiEs MIL
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Capt, Stewart, of the Brit steamship Kingston on
September ! or hey West spoke tho Brit steam sbIp
Aiyerton from New oriesns for Roaen. Wished to
be reported
snnten schooner with her masts we'll out of
Natef WaS passe! September A. lie mi .es ENE of the
Five Fathom I'll RhAhip.
jhe snhr !ieltn If Condor sailed from Pbiladelphia
AagAst Nv WITH cargo Of coal tor Gloucester Mas
1T IA 'eared she nSt wit all m board in one of
me an2fat FqHalts she was ls2 tons burden and
belonged 10 Belfast. Me.
The signal Corps station near the scane nf fha
wreck ut the schr Marion ffsrs New river " ~
reported To the Chief Signal Officer at.a:4o r M
September o. as otinws "l0JD feet lumber have been
saver 7 ON the WRECK. The men are still at work
and VIII ne ahe to secure most of the cargo The
vessels bottom liz a open aud thers ia no hnae nj
her beng saved She will be total wreck
lBy Telegraph
New York, September b 1a79.
To G. A. Whitney &co:
The steamship Morgan City, Capt Read arrived
early this morning.
BOGERT & MORGAN, A gents.
Nav York, September 9, 1879.
To a. Moultan;
The steamship New Orleans, Capt. Halsey, arrived
early this morning.
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy Cable to the ". z. Herald
Havre Sept s--S4iled for New Orleans bark Al
bert Andersen,
Sc NAzairs, August 2T-Sailed for New Orleans,
ship SaDdnsky. Lowden.
Hsmsn, Sept s sailed lor Mebile, hark Ludwig,
-
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RRRME M.

RRRME EN-
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
<lFEA1. The steamships of the North Ger
~AlEGa6 man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips, as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Hanover. September II
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre 10 Hav-
ana or New Orleans Cabin. $3.50; Steerage. 1856
From New Orleans TO Sontham pton, Eavrs or
Bremen Cabin, $3.50; Storage. s45.
From New Orleans TO Havana--C Cabin. 1876 !;
Storage, sl5.
Children under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year, free.
N. E.-Onr agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter M. En-
hard, In Galveston, is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Fram Bremen to Galveston IA.
From Bremen TO Indfanola s4B so.
The company reserves the right 70 change the
route Of the steamers. their advertised days Of
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, 8Outham Dton
or Hayrs to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. II. 5TOCKMEYER b CO.. Agents,
a113f 10 40 Union street.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS ANs NEW or
LEANS RAILROAD,
TIE 0rTCK EsT ROUTE EAST.

TIE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Caiiiope
Street Depot. on and after July D. 1879. as fol-
Leave Arrive.
EXP. Mo- 1, 5:1b D. N. ggp. No. 2. 9:45 A. N,
Mixed Nc. g. TOO a. N. Mixed No 4, T:31 3, "a.
Nos, and run daily, Nos. and daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
Sun SUNDAY ~ EXCURSION to Mecomb City
FIJI PUIL Il PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THa0TaH TO LOUISVILLE, CIMgINNATT,
COLUMBUS, o., AND CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for ST. LOUIS Sleeper Is at.
taehed at Milar, enabling passengers. 10 go
through without leaving the train. Only 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. ~ Camp street, corner Of
ID EHELDoN, Tickst Aren't.
~ 9enez1 4aog1ue1e kanuf
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cxEEayaas.k ann nxrpe.

UNITED STATES MAIL. PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY ait o. no,
t. - FOR VCRSBURH. NATCHEZ
Davis, Bend and INTERN edfate iand~
inRa.-The steamer
ROBERT n LEE
William Campbell, master A, McVay, clerk,
leaves as Rbove, connecting at Vfeksbura Wfs&
Parisoyg Line for all points Oh the Yazoo Sun
flower. Deer firesk and Tallabatehte
g. 2. WORK, is Commercial Places.
@. @. WAYNE. 81 Gravier street,
GEO. D. HTTf. 142 Gravier At.
y VIII give througr bills Of lading 70 Tpentou
Monroe, AND all Stations on Vieksbur9, Shreyos
port and Texas Rsilroad Wis Delta La
W. B. BROCK ETT. Agent,
auto 80 Magazine atrenk
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RIVER NEWS.
nrFTGr VIEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
Wednesday,, September 10. 1879. J

Arrivals.
a. marine column.
departures.
pmma irvine. Martha. Henry Tets, st. John.
sseo. Bia snnfiower.
20 Arrive.
4. Mary, Bayou Sara: City Of Alton. Cold
ne susa Eva upper coast; Alvin, Emma r.
VIII Martha lower coast. Frank Pargona,
adsssngilie, Bertha, 0peiousas.
stage or the Rivers.
nH,y Geographic report Of the staRe Of water
" yarious points with changes. In the - hours
snding yesterday ut .. 10.
Above low frhanga
aYafjana. water.
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LAKE poars.


FOR MANDEyILLE AND TCHE-
sIatE functa River United States mall
HEROINE.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End on arrival Of 3 a. M train.
MONDAY.
From Maiisonvfs at B:4sa. m, %5
From Vaudeville vt 7 a, m.
TUESDAY
From Lake End on arrival Of $50 o. M train
for Mandsvilla, Iswisbnrg
WEDNESDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Vaudeville.
Arrival 30 b. m. train At.,..s..........s o. N.
Arrival Of D. N. train At d. m.
THURSDAY
From Lake End on arrival of 10 m. train for
Vaudeville and Old Landing.
From Mandsville at 4. m,
FRIDAY E 49,.
From Old Landing at a, M and Vaudeville
at 7 g. m.
n EW CAMEIIA.
MONDAY SCHEDULE
From Lake End. on arrival Of "a m, train for
Vaudeville. Lewisburg. MadisonviIIe and Old
Landing.
From Old Landing Mt s a. m. ..@...
From Vaudeville ut a. m.
FRIDAY
From Lake End at 800 y. m.
SATURDAY. ..
From Vaudeville At 7 a M
From Lake End, on arrival Of p, m. train for
Vaudeville, Madfsonville and Old Landing.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Old Landing.
Arrival Of ~ m train 3 b, m,
for Mand9ville. Ley From Vaudeville.
and Old Landing
To Vaudeville. Sasc eaeh way
To IewIsbnrg- soc each way
To Madisonvlle. go. ~ each way
To Old LANDING. ..-..... ...... III each way
EXCURSION RATES.
Fare from either side. round trip, to Mande-
Two lines of stages connect with steamers at
Old Landing.
Freight viii be received daily at her landing.
New Basin near Magnolia Bridge
FOR BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI CITY AND
BILOXI.
On and after MONnAY, September 3. 1870.
End for Biloxi and Intermediate landings on
MONDAYS and FRIDAYS. on arrival Of d r. m.
train Returning wi ! leave Biloxi on III ES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS at 6 8. M. Mississippi
City at about a. na Pass Christian at about
n, m. Bay Sc. Louis ut about Q a. m.
Passage to Bay. Pass and Mississippi City. 81 .
Biloxi s. rs. Meals, 50 cents. Also, restaurant
on board.
Freight will be tak | at very low rates.
The NEW CAMILLA will continue her
WEDNESDAY trips. leaving Naw Orleans on
arrival Of ,ry, g. % frain. Returning. leaves
WIN q. CoYLE
SEQ II No. IS Carondelet street.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
September 10. 1879.
rasnrsd Yesterday.

'''''P A Mention
FIR bark lphopse # Marie 70 ?, Privaf for Panit-
Iao Er.ucs-- Hopkins Neo
Mays sehr saria LeDisa Bartholeatby, for Vera
Cum Master
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LAFoURCMx.
OUAEHITA Rxv ER.

OWAEHFTA RIyER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHTTA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY 9. s. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s p. n,
$500 Trenton, and ali town landings On
Black and Ouachita rivers-The boat
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex-
cept mail landings
JOHN WILSON,
TN place of John n. aanna.)
J. W. Blanks, master. Ben e. CornweiI, clerk
Capt. g. A. BLANKS President,
No, 1D8 aravtsr street.
GEO, .. HTTE, gRITToN b EPPLER, ]. g.
CAaLIN, G.. r. WORK, LORD i NCPEAKE
&. W. ADAMS. Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for the
tributaries and Little Bob 3. for Camden.
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UNITED STATES NAIL PACKET,
FoR ohEENVILLE, gICKSBURd AND TIE
BENDS,
Leaves every THURSDAY atsp, m,
IT, : FOR GREENVILLE. VICKsBURa
.k245f1 and me Bends-The new and naa<
nj feenf passenger steamer
PRANK YAHA1HD.
TN place Of the j. M. WhiteJ
j. M Mnihs master, Curt. Holmes clerk,
connecting at Vieksbur9 with Parisotts Lfr,a
Tor all points on Ya2oo and Tallshatetie rivers,
. Boat reserves the right 10 pass all landia09
that the captain may deem unsafe.
g. G. WAYNE. 81 Gravfer at,
3. Y. ADAMS. ~ Commercial Places.
g. p. WORK. Is Commercial Place.
VIII give through bills Of ladfne 10 trenton
Monroe and al Citations on Vieksburg Shrsvo
port and Texas Railroad via Delta. Ia
w. B. BROCK ETT Agent
au19 3s MAGAZINE street..
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NEW YORK ~ Per steamship Rniekerhoeker-@
2sta baeH i60 bbIs moaHsts as2 ebls rice 80
sseka wool 100 900 Gocoaauts 100 Cases shrimp 270n
pos stHyea
VERA CRUZ-Psr sshy Maria T.ou ss--2s 900 feet
lumber $50 seGRs 20 bhfs beer
PAUIsEAC-Pfr bark Alphonse ct Mario No g.
500 bushels wheat in bulk i2t0 empty sacks "a
sacks horns .@@m
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SATURDAY VTORggURa UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. ats "a.
- n FOB VICKsBUfa. DATIY BENIN
LGiNtN Natchez and all intermediate lauds
IN in9s--The passenger packet
JOHN N. HANNA.
In place of the Natchezl
y. s. LeAthsr8, master, D. IT, Muse aIerh
connecting at Yieksburg With the Parisot Line
for Yazoo, Tallaaatchie and sunfower rsverg.
Sc. Louis, $50
This boat reserves the right 10 psss all land
lnga naf zoe Captain may consider unsafe.
VOC Tea8nt OF passage applyt board. or 10
JOHN xJAMMEE. 100 Common a.
\. II. CARLIN. 30 Magazine st
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Brit steamship IthHriel fran Liverpool via Vest
Indies previously reported a. Qusranane1, to
r / Forstaii Sone-itb dia
erit steamship Kingston Stewart % days from Car
diff To Gordon Il Gonila-~ 18th dis
Er,t steap ship r w Harris shsldrake 81 days from
Cardiff TO En1ster Seo-sth dis
sTEAMBoATs,
John Wilson Holiness from Trenton ==
Jnhr w Cannon, LbaBo from Kayou Sara
Big snnflower, TrouadaIe ftom Washington
A vim, SeovsII. from Lower Coast
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At Quarantine station.
Exports.

Span brig Maria, Surf days from Havana, to u
Fatjo &co--
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sriinbsn faerst, bic am 5asisswese bss
5ereults liesen
gDos maden MIR teute fraste mid
Bod, ale mir au unieren Stusirpulten 3u'
rldstFetrt tparen.
Sd weiB ni&t. gDir molsn Stsineiel
frasen.
@teineiel tam eben auf uns ~. Die
9iebe lief i'm nidt auf ietnem sibs ruben.
5a(t bu mir sin Gebidt sema&t fras'
te er Bod.
Stein, i'd mue erlt bsint Du'einsa fetsn
uns mid an itrem anblid besstftrn, ionit
a.tt's niat. llebsrbiss babe i'd weesr
@iaarreu noh @elb, uns ctne Gtsarren
faun Id mtht biAten. Quale vinum tale
latinum wie Der 9abat, 70 bic Dcefe.
Ml1o, usnu bu strpas Geinss taben pilf-
Gut, bu font einise taten, c.risbts
@teinslsl. absr wenn bu meine eiebie
lsten wi1a. 70 tomme NIT. llnisr 5reunb,
Der Mebieus Tranl potnt bsi ttr TN 6au.
ie. Ct bat aus tsfonpsrsn @rineen be.
ldlc1tn, uns bfute nit einem Srubfnd ~
arafen. 9
Gin famoler &srl iaste Bod. SD
tab itn germ. unb penn ct elm Jrutfud
'pcntrt, litbe i'd ton btap mebr.
Wir natmen unl.re Muden uno selanS
ten ins Grsie, otnt pa6 uns einsr unierer
Qudlgsifer bemerft bate. Die seiebli&e
Aubganss,sit mar bsi&rantt auf ei. auei
erfsn Stunsen bss Nahmittass, etne piel
81 tur,e Jrif fir fretRrebenee Buridsn,
wie mir waren. Nber es gait. poritdtts
3u ietn, btnn gar nute lag bic Wsfatr, auf
'pfener Straee etnem Der Werselebten IN
ben Nsg ~ lautn.
8srt(sbuns folat.)
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ton als ndafer gorort bsaimmt unb Der
tortiee Salamanper mt. Der 8sran aaltuue
bss na&iten @aneerfeRes beauftrast.
Mls Stb be5 Bunpssporfanoes puroe
Nuitin befimmt une Der goritanp folsen.
permaben befellt: Walter Sips, .Yrdd.
bent +; Mar @tademann, Sstrstdr; %.
8rlssertcfi S&asmsaer.
Guf Gntras wurbe eann nod be1dlol'
fen, bem sesenwartisen gorort, relp. Nu.
Tin Mdnnsrdor, ben wGrmRen Danf
aussuipre&en fiir bic freunslt&e @ufnatme
Der Samser uno fur bas ausse3eidnete
Nrransemsnt ees 5efes. Gbenlo wurbe
Dem attretsnbsn gorlianbe D,r Dant Der
Sdsiasuns fur feline uielfaasn Bemitun
gen aus9eIprohen. Il IS
6ierauf Sdlue NIT BEN Dun(ae ireu.
biSen Bieoerfbens In Galpdebn.
4. Sismerins- praatent,
S. $. Bobbarb Sstrstdr.
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= Or. 5. Meper, st. Souls. Nid.,
f&reibt Or. v uau taSnis's s a nj.
bur9er Tropfen ,paren bei @allen.
Reber bon psrtreffliter GirsRRa.
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S&leswis ni@t baben iou, iomte 3o3
Saweinen. 2aut gerfasuns Der Nesie.
runs 3u @dlesuis bat bas @aif NA
elmer l0tasisen Guarantane su untermer.
fen.
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- am 5. entluo fd iiber Wacc elm
far&terlider @e,pitteriturm. gin Gar.
mer, Namens Smitb. ber Rd .aYS
benz Na&saufeweseI teIaus, parse nit
leinesp Hsiesn Pferssn sam Slis erfata
SeH. xaaasf
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Yeriilaes Snleftsupulper sur gertilauns
BON Mustito's, Glieeen, Jl6ben uno an.
eeren fleinea Snleften, 70 Ypie G9antalium
unb Stanseniamefel 3ur gsrtIlsuns Der
Wmei len, BEL
S. &alteyer & Sobn.
SlorSisits Des Militarp pla,a.
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= Die Yariler f(eritalen Organe bez
ieidnelt ben fir4enpclitii6en aampf in
Sranfrei4 bereits als lie culturkampf
francais,"