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, 1879-06-28

The National OapItol is soon to DO relieved
OF tho presence OF Congross. Tho good Of
the country was not taken into account whon
the Democratic majority, acting purely from
partisan motives, defoated tue lcg;ti.
mate appropriation bills in March last,
md tho intarosts Of tho pcople haye
not been consulted Id tho course Of
legislation as shaped by tho majority.
Il now remains to be soon II tho Democracy
have not paid too p,uoh for thoir whistle If
tho "issus" which they claim to hags
secured has not been purchased at cost
which will bring home to tie minds OF tho
people FaAsKl1N's homely but elnineutly
practical MAXIM 0no thug IL certain, tho
DeMocrats hayc not been ablo to re-
poal tue wisoly-framod and iudiciously.
enaoted Election laws, nor haya they
boen. notwithstanding thuir loud and
confident hoastipgs, equal to Tho
f.sk Of nnllifying the provisions Of these
ssasutoa+ The only sacoess actually achieved
ty them Is to be summed up not In political
vantage, but III tho precise amount in dollars
md cents which has been wasted in this Ut.
serlY unca1lea for extra session. the ludi.
cations DOW arc TINT Congress will agree to
sdiourn On Monday next. Iu fact, adjourn
, 1879-06-28

THE CHICAGO TktnrxE ha4 established branch Offices
for Tho receipt Of subscriptions ard advertisements
faowst
" NEW T0t.K-room % Tttbnne nultlina F. +. No.
FAppEs. Manager.
FA1l1s FranccNo. 10 Tue do Ia Grange. 1atet!erc.
II. MAnLKn, AEcut.
LONDON, Eng.-Amcrican Exchange. 40 stzRad.
HkNHrF F. ufLtsn. Agent.
WASHINGTON .. C.-1aln E htrceL
, 1879-06-28

Measures hagc been taken In Boston to raise,
memorial to WILLIAM LLoYp GAnRtsos.'
There Is no citizen Of Doston OF rcccat ycars
more worthy OF remembrance BY tic pooplv Of
Tho Commonwealth.
, 1879-06-28

mont las been going on picccmoa1 until
hardly quorum rcmnins In eithor House.
All tho appropriation bills, 1t is presumed,
will hnvo boon dfBposcd OF hy TINT tin,o.
, 1879-06-28

N. DH LEssEps Ia ovcr NJ Ycars OF age, but
fccls ab'c u dispose easily Of suel, a bagatalo
as the Qarten Ship Canal before hu dies,
, 1879-06-28

EntcrprB!nE newspapers nre getting in rcalt-
ness full history Ut tho elevated railroad, tu
New York, with cuts, for use when tho great
disaster taltes place.
, 1879-06-28

TON Ew1so depends on hls name to elect
him, believing that the people Of Ohio, II they
can swallow TINT Inonatr0ns doctrine about liut
money, will bo satisfied With tiat statrsman as
,vnft
, 1879-06-28
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

WM. .. WAIsHES r.oD9E, NO. 2oA A. f. l. A. II.
.seg.,aar Communication this {Bnurday] evening at
oc!ock. hllarr at 10 Monroc's. Tor Important bust.
nGsa anu work. Mcmhers aTc notified 10 attend vi.
ltnH brothers cordially invited. ilY 0rdur Of
D.,s. O'CoSNELL, Secretary, - "' -'' -
, 1879-06-28

Tlin New York Tinsts has d favorable opinion
Of Mayor CoopER's common scusc, Sotno OF
the other papers l,ayea't.
, 1879-06-28

Many persona would be Rl7l to sec, touch,
and bellows III tho Sl0, 90 sn!d to ba put up tor
stakes fu the o'LEAnl- CnossLANp wulklne.
Mateh.
, 1879-06-28

Madtfon street, nctWccn Dearborn aud stata. En-.
enscn'cnt Of The Standard Thcatro Company. "Fs-
ttiiiza." Afternoon aud eycninE
, 1879-06-28
.MQR1ubi}Y.

LITTLE locE, Ara- Iunu 9T.-a!rs. at'n ~
llaptcs, an old a'M universally respected resf
ao4t, wus buried here to laY.
, 1879-06-28

IIoofcy's Theatre.
Randolph ttrttt. t"twecu Clark and Lnsa1le. En-.
rsRcment Of Emesson's MeRatpr!sn MInatreia After
noon and evening.
, 1879-06-28

Dearborn strect. carncr Of Monroe. Eneagemcnt
Of tho Atmct Opera 1lonHe Company. Afetnoon " Los
nrGantla." Evening, 'La Iol!c rarfumcu.c."
, 1879-06-28

Clark street. opposite tho Court.lIo,se. EngaRt
mtut Of tho Kentucky lltho Tcan. "si slocuu,"
, 1879-06-28

forcoa ~ % aa,t,a y. a.. ~ ~. ~. ounu va -.
Tho r1,1os ~ tho ~ T.o,x1 ~" ,vt,,a, | aaa,ts % ~.
lrrar =, ao,a,t H. s,".,.s. e.. ",.,.... t
~ sst,1onson. ~ m n1,s W." g.. Nv 49,. @ 49,. 49,. aa -.
.v,,ost haz hoa,, ,,o,,s.aa :. 49, T.. .,,
~ ~ H.. .ns..~, -.s..,..,. ,..'. :
,,o,no, ~ f"s 49, ~ 49,. . w. 'tn - aus
or5 - IN .a,,,, a1;a,,. -, " na,
~. {,,,r,,,,so .to ~. ~ -. as, ~
~ Tnno !. ,s,, a"n.s,,.a ~ a'..s -. ~ s ~
,norkot hocor.c II ,v;,, H. ~
t1,o ,,rca II st,,, y. ~
t1,o ,or vho 49, ..".,., ~ ,sA a.."s~as.s "s.
naaal y m, oot ~ - - .r;s3, .,.ea. ..,,,.,s
+hcv cooa to ro,1,,. uron 49,. aat,,o, ..ass
m Iord ;f ~ tt,o,. ri, ..a,,asi.. 49,. -.
tan,,,t AMIR N on,,1,, a. r,,;fas,,;. a,aal
syatcn, If anccu1otio, n ,to 1r,o.4 r.nrIa. nia1
- '@' ''' ~ ~'
THE NoRTHEnN AND SOUTHERN DEMO
Gratis.
ono OF tho most uncompromtslng Of the
washington "last-ditchers is Senator VAL
LACE OF Ponnsylvania. Lie was Violently
oppose" 70 'ae lafest caucus aoVicc' ue
,n'gn1 reasonably na'e taken this position 1t
,,ro,,;, ~, u q;
,,n,snrtt, -, 49,. .n"". @ poso ~ uus.uoss
unworthy u any great party ambitious to
control 'ho aestth'os Of nation, md aimed
tho ~oosa, f~,s ~, aa."s.,. ." '4.a 41 "aa ~,
H. M na.aaa.a.:a saso ~. .as op'asuu tae "an'ea
,,ron ~ tho otos;,a ] ~ ~ 4o $500 :. A'A esana
fan aaasa,,,s 49, e T-a>., " we ooui4 ~ 'neans
tho E,sc,ia,, tams ~ ~ H. ons ssns. ~ .opoa, u
X. II fF1fF
s,n,ad =, oa,a.', ~ a.. 80 G .st'oss1 W na''uR
o,,rao5 ~ tha ,,aa,a,,;aa - ~ ~ 80 uuA .'' '.u'us
that tho Nor,ho.s s 1aar s,..,.,, ~ -, s.,use,e,
aam.,,s. | w. .A ~ 4nsn 1'oa'o =, io'p ING
s ~ 49,, .as. nuA ..., ~ suoa,e 'no repen. OF
49, '.'ae -. eso~o"'u' "na '4la' tno s'outhefn
441oa - i'1"sn "oto !" help tno Nofthern
1s e'' wv 4'p'a' u 11e 1'seetlon 4h"s'
-, =. sA'r 10 !" eofiees s'atotnens OF tho caso,
su,a sneA sao .osp.nS1o1nt5 'or 1ho fovolutlonary
,'',,aa sonsn's mlneu at lne prostitution OF tlo
pnoA .ua!l tnu. tsslS =. upon tne Northern Dono-
s.".a' .s - "ses'1'on u ln1efeas ana I'M"
i'osl'',loo ~ uoneS' men IN Inc Norih who
hfTfU Ntff Ia
, 1879-06-28

Tho oaort to patel. up the trouble betwoon
senator BAYAnp md tho silver wing Of tic
sonato Democracy Is not meeting with that
SUCCESS which was hoped. There is ,nani.
fostea worry omphatic sentiment in favor Of
allowing k1r. BArAnp to rosign his place aa
Chairmnn OF tho Senate Finance Committee.
and thoro Is orory reason why Ao should
DO relieved OF the duty Of olwtrucsiuu
silver Legislation by refusing to report from
his Committee measure which Tho majority
OF Democrats in tho Senate support. psr.
sonal courtesy or regard FOR bIr. DAYAnp,a
seelineH arc worry nico md proper In their
way, but they ought not to obstruet legisla.
tion and defeat tho will Of tho majority, aud
1t ssems probable that tho silver mon will
o1cuso him from further service In TINT 1iuo.
, 1879-06-28

FEUtfUl1uITLHH IEiEHTtGs
Clark Rtrcct, opposite Sherman House. kngagenlcn
ot Ma5 Fiak's Dlnothernn Lady Mnstscls. Aftcrnoot
and evening.
, 1879-06-28
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poRT EAps. Jan. 81. o .. m.-weaiher calm,
with thicR fog.
Arrived; AT p.1b n. m. British steamship van-
guard. Cell master. from Liverpool via West
India ports, 10 De an Il %.
British steamship Warrior, at o 40 a, m. Jones
Ocean b Co,
American steamship Gen. whitney, nj 2.4o
y. n.. FRESHMAN master. from New York, 10
UhaH. A. whitney Il Go.
Italian bark Mariesea Gnde. Guagney mas
ter " days from Marseiles, In ballast to n. Tara.
bocha
Norwegian ship Prof. Mohn, Lampe master.
40 days from Havre, In ballast to master
Norwegian bark Respit. Jansen master. So
days from Bordeaux, Ia bal asst TO master.
British bark Morning Star, Earis master, a
days from Liyerpool, In ballast TO Jos. ooper.
Arrived and sailed for Mobile. Americ an ship
Merom. Urowell master a. days from Havre.
Tewksbury, Fall master. 10 days from Ham,
Arrived and sailed for Pensacola Norwegian
ship Lovise. No report.
Arrived and called for Galveston British sh In
King Genric, Bass master, 100 days from Bom-
by.
Arrived and sailed for Pensacola; Norwegian
Arrived and sailed for Galveston: American
bark st. Cloud, Stllphen master. from Marti-
Sailed Steamship Historian for Liverpool.
steamship Andean for Liverpool, Steamship
AlTlers for NV York, ship Gettyeburk for
Havre. ship Paul Boynton for. Havre. bark
jacques Occur for Hayre. bark Ariete for Bar.
bark Bygdin for Queenstown, brig Julio for
Barcelona, schooner JOS p. Mscheoa for
Ruatan.
No arrivals or departures at Southwest Pass
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THE NEW oRLnANs DEMooRAT SATURDAY FEBRUARY l. 1879

9is 9, q e Alton telesrspss from Grand Tower
f Ike, 2 WIFI Tf'1s leave " f II hsr esss
row. The Annie silver IL above grand Tower
I'm en- eE TIE rsnps
night from Fosters. and again left TO take her
tow on 10 New Orleans.
n oisginNATi. Jan. sl--A sreeial from W., Wsarrsn.
honinR river from The breaking 70 Of Ice. and
M hseSshern T e the s y se s as Ine
cred with i've feet. ot, water and running trains
stopped AT Meadville. Pa, the Ice IN Frsneh
creek has damned and the lower part Of the
tbaw have ns,,se3 he Tee IN the Matinee river
TO break up It began moving YESTERDAY, carry
ng away two pisrs ana a. t o sPans 2, .ne
the city In Hooded and fears are entertained Tor
the lives of people living on the Island near the
CfsctrrArt, Jan. st--The river is thirty Ave
feet and rising, again. There is no Ice IN the
and pleasant. Business is active and steamers
coming and going hive all the freight they can
carry, Capt. REYNOLDS kicked up considerable
trouble. but matters weie straightened this
fo p New Orleans With Alex. Halliday ia COM e
%en d The W p Tlhc,mpsson sit f9r Pittsburs
g sbnrs wsas hef LOUIS sSe
Donald, who md hla lev broken On, ibe Iron
day Cd bis way 70 Pttsbura The Te nef tI
came down to-day aud returns to Pomeroy ID.
night. The Silver Cloud goes up to Fulton to-
night to go on the docks.
Especial to the Democrat.l
MEMPHIS, Jan. si.-The Golden Rule passed
down to-day. loaded Nat. The Alice Brown ar.
rived with n tow of coal. she leaves a part and
takes the balance 10 New Orleans, The Gem
monwealth pissed UP we'll laden. The new Il !.
Rich rdson arrived, towing the. barge Katie
che bad $500 tons. She WAS visited by crowds of
admitting citizens. aud leayss ~ 10 tomorrow
morning. James l.. Orville. formerly Of the
Cons. Mlllar. L. her steward. 1t Ia cloudy. with
rain to-day, and clear and colder tonight
PRICE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

COL McGrath Oompton-se tIsrces lard 10 Smith
bfes Aoc-lll boxes cheese Miller, 0rieeby Aao- %
ebls horsefadish Joseph Keler-a5 pkgs butter to
v Lawrence &eo-J ffksBs butter Smith Bros Aoo
VS. phgs eggs Fr 0fsbbs-ts0 boxes cheese New.
man y Jones' 80 ptgs butter Sehwabaoher q Hirsoh
Fl car poultry Miller Mever-7g bills pors 4s7
PCS balk meat TO order7 ph Rs hardware 30 tauffsr
MaersadY Ao0--2 hbls whisky DO rrdpr--t bav ,puls
II Mplian a sacks rough rise Eoersterts Hiae Mil
80 bids tobaeee Tbes Wits go pkrs beer io
HoFhndsr-i25 do ziepler-sGp bills oil j n Scott
- ii do Aldige-f car wood Miller-~s cars tim
Der Terry oar stoes Isonard Il MAXWELL
car cattle ? Willingham-i gin bales sswaestis 10
bills whisky q A. WhitHst ano--G boxes hats aud n
oasss wdse Bootb--ea do Bsidsn &ep--sspdries 4,
ofder-Tota 1851 bales cotton 90 bhds totaooo
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL soUTmERs .. 8. LINE.

<EEFAt The steamship
MAlkReE CHANCELLOR,
Valiant, Commander.
will sail on or about January II, 1870 from
wharf. foot of Esplanade street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent between Havre.
Oronstadt.
These steamships, being of light draft viii
cross the bar OF the Mississippi OF ali firnei
without detention.
For freight apply TO
DEOAN d co.,
deco tv 1879 Gravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

Covington--per sohr M Pippo-2 bales cotton 30
bbls tar $50 bbls sand IS sacks potatoes sacks rough
rioe coop poultry coop pigs / coop turtles and
sundries TO order
Jordan Rivsr-per sohr La Bretonne-o 5, 900 feet
lumber To II Buddin
Pear River-Per schr Alice McGuigen--35. COO feet
lumber to order
Tangipahoa-Per schr Ann McGuinn-5oo bills Of
shells to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
RIVER NEWS.
orrrCE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday. February 1, 1870.
Arrivals.

..ana. W. y. T,ehan. Emma Irvine, KItie
" ldnfry Frank Natcbez, Bertha, Tensas,
.sntiori, Whisper. Bait Able.
Departures.
I tohn. Trenton. Henry Tete. 81. Mary. n. J.
" To Arrive.
ssna irvine, Alvin, Kittle .Eye. 1rabel, lower
y. Rslie. upper coast bt. Mary Henry Tete,
ian. Lstoufrhe; Guiding Star, Cincinnati
2Riphardson, New Albany; Yazoo, Fanchon,
t3ausas j. w. Cannon, II. j, Gay, Bayou
IN III John. Baton houee. ]. u. M. RehIor.
IA Howard, Cairo.
stage Of the Rivers.
INV photographic report Of the stage or W ater
..sstr,,,s points, with changes. In the "a hoI rs
.1Inr yesterday at 3 .. N.
Above low
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
Arrtvea

Steamship Gen Whitney, Freeman, from New York
Ybth fnst to O A Wlataey Spo--AIsiers
Brit steamship vanEpard Gill;, from Liverpool via
West Indies, TO ocean &co--9d dis
Brit steamship Warrior. Jones'. from Liverpool via
West Indiss TO Ocean &eo-9d dis
Ital bark Belle Ayvenire, Desndieis, 65 days from
y.anoa In II III HavneH--p0its
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
Receipts a. tho ola Basin

Bayou Laoombe--Per schr Leontine--35 cords of
wood to master
Blind Rver-Per achr Tres Hermanas-35 cords
wood TO master
Bontouoa---Per schr News cords wood to
master
Pasoaeouls-psr schr None Such No 800 bbls
charcoal TO master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
HREm ZEN.

PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre 10 Ha-
vana or New Orleans-Oabfn. s1sf. Steerage 336.
From New Orloane 10 Southampton. nayAe or
Bremen-Cabin, $50 Storage. s4e.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabip. Gas I:
Eteerage. SIS.
dren under one year. free.
~. B.-0ur agent tor Texas, Mr.. Peter M. Err
hard, In Galveston. Is authorized to Issue steer
age passage orders at the following thror Oh
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston. 442.
From Bremen to Indianola, t46 80.
The company reserves the right TO change the
route of the steamers. their advertised days of
departure and the prices OF passage.
fassage uckets from bremen, ,utnampto
signed.
kor further particulars apply to
ED. E.bTOCKMEYER d CO.. Agents.
aust " ~ Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs
PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, february /, at 5 D. M.
positively.
IT, FOR WARSAW. CROCK ETT'S
49, safsaet III Point, Osborns Landing Cut-Of
aud all intermediate landings-The
TENsAs,
l.. " Cooley master,
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on hoard, or to
BRITT ON d fPPLER. fes dravisr,
fei LORD II MoPEAKE. ia Gravisr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
February 1. 1870.
Cleared Yesterday.

Nor bark Marie. Taarvig, for Queenstown
W II whitney
Span bark Jose Amell Aurustin, for Barcelona
Charles & Gilbert Green Geo
Itai bark Liza, Morice, for Tarragona via Valencia
Jos Kelley
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

PHIS----1 er steaHti fnfy FFanK ----I6
ton to Richardson q k-i04 do to Allen,
Bush-4s5 TO j w Burtdre &co--s5i do TO
ria &oo--s'4 Meyer, WI &oo--420 Il L Air.
-gA5 .Jno Phelps &co-i9Allen. Nugent eco
n q Newman--2 Graft Hogan--i0 do to
, Frellson~-e6 Ciaiborntco nj to Fl a. h
Jno Chatfe g. Sons---14 ] Cock burn-27 to
4. Mayson-7 Jurey e. &s-2O 8 o Thomas
Male 4 Cammaek--4 toyrus Bussey--5 to
h erson-3 Stewart Bros s-iO to Lehman.
"a &oa--2 b Wolfe &ccOg 4 a Gleason
iner. Gillespie &oo-56 khan a. Moore
Kennedy &co-39 ClApros &oo-6 Scott
VI 1878 10 order--779 to In Minnie II &C.
~ chip David Malcoms09000 sacks cotton
~ A A Greenwood &ce--; do j r Bo, lie e.
J, hacks oilcake II & Be-677 do so bbls
srbridge &oo-4aa sack1cake L L Airey
! ksacks cotton seed N Sotton Seed Asso-
bkbbls -four Harold g. S,non--3o do I
I. baApn-ra0 pcs marble \ a. r r 7 Col
: seeds Lsee-sundries 70 ssr--Total 6g44
AGk55 saks cotton seedl6 sacks cotton
bales sackseilcak l3i btiour go bills oil
KenneoREAPer steame,art Able-sl1
|, ey &cos l. WNlmslev Nco7s do to Payne,
I IA Cha MBurbrid &c al II L Ar
Al Rens. weS&oo-54 sfIer & Gardnsr
Jno Charlton &Spweli-4slspp Bros 80
Lehman, Amack No-3s Nv q Gillis-a
Harrison ir 80 FoNall & Jonyille-29 Il
COL Ar Mco--21 Y G Wsrson-s6 j d
man--20 Biokl A Mos n-aS O Thomas q
lis q Plsnc6r 4 PosNk- H& C New.
Bouligny-ls sore-ao Ncta Flower &co
Rritton q Maysa BeraSd tert-Is Paul
Oscar Chopin-s Ia ScrSas Zieglef-iC
masE-s Graham. .sss-, ~. ~ d I HsstPel-t
Henderson-3 lack &coAs g. Cam
M nS { / Cos * fesns !:
Bush Levert-, g Ni ols.s~1ieenESS gen
go osl Hstrei1ll hhds 81, c kner-1os Day.
Lehman Lehman. Abraham Loo Cssffe sonsS
molasses PAYNE, Kennedp IA in I'm
NMoo-cs4 v Sentell &cosso AZ q. walms
~ y ~ cotton Seed Associatios cSs cton sees
o. Q. unaerwriters-2 do Q III Issa title Bt
~ y Noel-sundries to order-no-a ! Brow
~. ,ss1 sacks cotton seed 81 hhdS ls95,ales &C
WARSAW -Per steamer Ten no '0
70 meyer, Weis kco-Ill do Jurs,a ,aies o
Jonn Adams kco-6l March e rs;,is-si
- = cewman-4t Richardson & NavnSsr-5s
80 Geo kansler-34 Lehman, abrI ~ W
y Harris &co-2s W a Peaia1or, Hcc-
co-T LYMAN 4 Lichtenstein~sT n New,
20 i}raham. Black &oo-Is NrsSN r
Payne. Kennedy kco-io g L Wsl,.. sMo
Ducres 4 Hatrel-6 Fl Plant be Ecc"e ~ -
er Aoo-st 70 W 81 HArris-2 to Jno a: ciss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

Part Al HE, Rinnct,, from Grand rcore
Henry Frank, II oks. from Memphs
Tenhas Cooley from warsa~
CGmeiia, Hsnnover. from Covinatrn--New Basin
6aa wehre. Hotard. from Bayon d's Allemands
Matches, feathers from VieksbuIg
Assumption, Chatlet, from Bayon Lafourche
Rev tina Kennison. from Washinaton
Corona De Hart from Camden
w i Rehan, wilkinson, from Minden
WHITAKER Comstook, from Baou Goula
Alvin. scovell, from Lower Coast
Emma irvine vallette. fromLower Coast
Kittie Nye Kouns from Lowr Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
OUACHITA RIvER.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Leaves MONDAY. February 3. at s o. M
FOR CAMDEN, Ell DORADO
t!aSsssssstta OuHchita City. Monroe Trenton and
= all landings on Black and Ouachitn
rivers-The fine new passenger steamer
CORONA.
J. DeIIart master, Ed. G.. Phelps clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage a D.
ply on board or to II. A, BLANKS. President
GEO. d. HITE, BRtTTON Il EpPT ER. J. II.
CABIN. JANNEY & WORK. LORD Il Nc
PEAKE. Agents. fe1
NEW ORLEANS, AND 0UACHITA RIVER
TRANS pORTATION COMPANY.
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves SATURDAY. February 1, at o. M.
FOR OUACHITA CITY, MONROE.
Sk6stssess ~ Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouachta rivers = The
splendid passenger steamer
JOHN II. HANNA.
Jack w. Blanks master, Clerk Ben G., Cornwell.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
Capt f. A. BLANKS. President,
No. LOG Gravier street.
GEO. d. HITE. BRITTON & EPPLER. j. e.
CARLIN, JANNEY Il WORK, LORD 4 NC
PkAKE. r.. w. ADAMS Agents
Conneets regularly with steamer Bertha Brun-
ner for Bayou DArbonne, steamers Acme and
Jimmie Baker for Bayou Bartholomew and Sa-
line river. steamer Tom Parker for Little and
Tensas rivers. Jas Il
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LowKn COAST.

Leaves DAILY at 2. m
- - FOR GREENWOOD PLAAfA-
ls9rRk tfon. Terre aux Boeuf. and all plan.
tation landings. Tbs new. Inc ana
EMMA IRVINE,
z n, va&iette. master.
Leaves - above regularly. Commencing AuKns@
IA returning 70 the CITY oaEl6 Ia the moratLG.
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Leaves THURSDAY. February 9, at D. m.
H. : Fob MATCHES, YlCKSBUHa,
Ak6 Greenyie, Arkapeis, Terrene, He,
lena Mem phis and the bends--The
nrs' CEASE caxs. an psUa moGgTE sxseemer
W. n. Thorwegan master,
will leave az above.
and RATES Low.
LORD q McPEAKE. BHO0KE EFT d GARTER.
Through bills Of hiding signed to Pine BLUM
and stations on the Little Rock. Mississippi
River and Texas Hallway, via ArkapoiiH. Ark.
and 70 Little Hock end stations on the Memphis
aud Little Rock Railway. via Hopefeld Ark,
ocso BHOCKBTT d GARTER. Agents.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. Feb. 1. at 8 D m.
IT, FOR NATCHEz, vICKBBUHG,
kIsaftakI Greenvile. Annapolis. Terrene. He.
lena. Memphis and the Bends-The
first class freight and passenger steamer
HEkRx FRANK,
!. Frank Hicks master, ALI. Grissom clerk.
will leave as above.
Pssssggsr RECOMMENDATIONS FIRST GLASS
For freight or passngs apply on board or 10
BHOCKETT Il CARTER.
Through bills OF Iading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas Bal way, via Afkapolls. Ark,
and to Little Rock and stations on the Mem pills
and Little Rock Railroad, via Hopeield, ARK.
ocs0 BROGKETT a CARTER. Agents.
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RAyoU DEs GLA,zEs.

RAy"U Dss GLs,zEs.
REGULAR BAYOU DIES GLAIzEH PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY. February 4. at .. m.
IT, - ron EVERGREEN, COTTON
e. 80 81 mort Junction, Moreanyile, Big
Bend, Blmmsport and all intermes
dlate landings-Ths fine light. draft steamer
nsG sUNRLOwER,
A. =. Trousdals master, J. ". TrndaRu clerk.
will leave MS above. For freight or passage 40.
ply on board of to.
js9i If j. n. CABIN. n Tchoupitoulas ct.
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rEcHE AND ArCmAFALAYA.

REGULAR BAYOU TEOHE PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Feb. &, ut b. M.
IT, FOR hT MARTINpFILLE NEW
49, ii iberia, Jeanarette, Franklin. Centre
- Vile. Pat.ersonyille and nil iEterme-
dlate landings ON Bayou Teehe and Atehafa-
lHya--The new passenger steamer
CLARA ~,
w. wenza master n. II. Muggah clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, or to
GEO. d. HITE. "a aravier street.
ina j. e. Cabin. II Tehoupitoulas ct.
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Expslra

TARRAGoNA VIA vEENCIA : Per bark
Lia-For Tarragopa, 6i.2]6 " staves. For valen.
cia 10, n pea slaves 30 tone kwood
QUEENST0WN-Per 5afl MaIie-7o0l mcks Of
oiloake IT
BARCELoNA-- Per bark be Amell--26 bales of
cotton lie. COZ pcs slaves
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Brit ship Kinburn Lsrkin, days from Key West,
to Dewolf. Powell eco
Nor ship Hercules. So day from Brcmerhaven. to
master
Aus bai X Balthasar, Tarabocia, so days from Ant.
werp, TO master
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Receipts Of naucs

NEW YoRK-Per steamsp Gen Whitney
escorted mdse
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Exchange Clippings, January 20.

EInulnhAfI Enuuirprs
II will only take Elk feet more water to float
the W, 7. Halliday at Jeffersopvili-. Arrange
ments were made here yesterday to have her
brought up as soon rs ehe IL aHoat and placen
on the Marine Ways, where che will be- repaired
pad Strengthened 10 and have her cabin lifted
back In position.
uanruE Albert has resign ed IA steward ~ III a