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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-22

fe0o0~rOt.
The scarlet fever is still raging in th.,
town but with not so fatal results as At It's
first appearance. Ii seems to be attacking
adults as well ss children. Mr.. Samuel
Perkins has six children prostr ated with it.
Mr.. Wentworth informs Us that he sent
out i've caskets froln his shop week before
last, three OF which were for deceased
persons In this town. This shows an
unusual degree of mortality. 1t has been
thus far mostly confined to the central aud
thickly settled portions of the town.
Amid the Intense political excitement
which sgitates our people, and the recent
rich discoveries which nerves the arm OF
Industry with inspiring hope--ths great
truth is still ringing in our ears with in
creasing emphasis man is mortal"
i noticed in the last issue OF the Bos-
ton Journal, two affidavits signed by one
Thomas b. Swan, and one Moses Hsrri-
man, respectively, purpor,ing that they
were paid each $1,000 by an agent OF the
Republican party to resign their seats In
the House so as to prevent quorum. An
agent OF the Republican party-mark the
language "A member Of the Republi-
can party. denounce this as an Infamous
libel upon that party. This mythical per
sonage known as an agent, If he repre-
scnts anybody, represents either a dertI In
the Republican party, or decil In the
democratic party, probably the latter. but
nothing Is more certain than that the Re-
publican party as party never authorized,
nor never will counive at or seek to pslll-
ate such Infamous bargains. The Repub-
Hcan party has not yet found 1t necessary
to copy the example OF their opponents in
resor.ing to the vlest expedients known
TO civilized age to perpetuate their
power, And il will take more than 4 bakers
dozen Of convicted liars and thieves TO
prove the aileg ations Of these two simple
minded-no- principle self-condemned rneu
| challenge the managers Of the Demo
cratic party At Augusta-and lie. this chat
!enge ring all along the line of the Repub-
hean party TO expose the name of that
Indefinite entity known as an agent of the
Republican party, and when he is faiily
convicted Of bribery before a competent,
tribunal, II the Republican party don't
join voices In giving him and his allies
such ronsing condemnation As will bury
them beyond all hope Of human respect
ability, then hope the Republican party
will be stamped out Of existence by what
lew grains OF honor their may be left In
the rank and nIe OF the Democratic party.
But until then il will be looked upon as n
miserable expedient, sham device, the
last extremity OF condemned gang TO
lessen, by dividing the burden of public
obloQuy, which their rascslity has evoked.
II is the red flag which the Democratic
leaders hold out to divert an enrased
public sentiment from their own ridiculous
attitude. so at they may still take iurther
advantage in their gladiatorial combat
with civil liberty. H.
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DIDN'T ODJECr TO GAME.-''Are you
fond Of game 2" asked BsliDds's husband i,
stickina his fork into the canvas-back.
Mrs. Goodlngton did not answer for mo-
ment. It Was clear that the query had call
ed up recollectiops Of the past. Looking
sp, with smile perambulating around the
deep ruts Old Time had worn 10 her kindly
fAce, abe said :-"When Darnisl was alive
we used to have Z good rubber Of whist now
and then; but - for your new tangled
games, suoh q eureka, cabbage and physi-
Que, IN TOO old 70 learn any Of them. But
don's mind me, Theodore; Il the yOapg folks
vast 70 play, let them. woUld BE- the
last to interfere With any Of their harmless
recrimlnatlons." ~.
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1 The ganS Of bargiass who uOrked for
seysa lstrAieht boars % hammers safo%to
acoantry minister feels next day sfssr' :
CQoeuop vleat' sai IL salos.s ssiassis-sl..
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-'.Msdam. did yon, ever llft ! doS By the
tailf" "Why, no. you cruel thing you" !"
II didn't know. because I just saw you
carry your ;ss s: child =. ss'S:, sot''s d.s ~
stronger than the liesmenfs OF = baby's
shoulder."
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special Tslegran1as.

Tonight. the y o.. s.anard leit With : fne
s.nnel e Ths sR naas and GRAND
Tower are loading rapidly and leave to. NOR
row. The Gen. Rlcker VIII get full cabin .Ja TO
ington sunday All the Future City's bArgess
are aground at Kask askia. The John Dippold
and barees has been sent down and Will prop
CAino, March 2e.-The James Howard. after
adding 800 tons. leaves TO night. The tow 81
asy Wiz s%py bssses ~
Sig feet are reported to st. Louis.
koDNEY. Mics. March 70 Down: Sam Roberts s',
Ohouteau at .. m, John Gilmore and baraes
al 9. ID. Weather cloudy. with heavy winds
from the southwest all day.
threatening rain. The river rose inches ~
the INST twenty-four hours. Passed down;
Clara b. at noon.
General Tclegrsms.
CINCINNATI, March 26-River q feet inches
ano falling. i is raining $50. ,noh ora
'A ioW1sv1nIE, March as.-River feet 10 inches
and falling. It is raining, Port list; Panther
Mitchell from Cincinnati TO New Orleans. The
Oakland and tow leave tonight for New or-
-' CAIRO. March 2e.-River - feet II inches and
falling. Rainine. Arrived: John Means from
SfT q nes;s . 4 stationery x,th
feet 3 Inches. Heavy rain to-day. Arrived:
Grand Tower from vicksbur9, Departed:
Baker and barges and btanard for New Or
EVANSVILLE, March 2s.-River 20 s.lo feet
Weather ehoWery. -
MIMPnIs. March 2e.-Riysr etationary; DC, 9,
Helena for st. Louis. Weather sultry ana
threateDing.
mometer ". The river is stationary. Up:
fcudder at . last night Golden City at Il last
Night. Down: Centennial at 8 .. M, H. r. Loe
al D. m. Arrived: City Of Greenville at q. NJ.
PINE BLUFF. Ark. March 2e.-To Brockett
Carter: Have purchased the Lee whariboat ana
placed her at Arkansas City. This Obviates fur
stations. J. A. WooDsoN 5upG
BAYoU SARA, March %. -. 7. Bu5deau No. l lSs
Gravier street: steamer Thomas sherlock VIII
M l.. VIRDEN. Master.
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FROM TINE PASSES.

PoRr EADs, March 20. 8 b. barometer 3O:lb.
Wind southeast. light. Weather hazy.
Arrived: At A:4b a. m. British steamenlp
Historian, Lang, s days from Colon. In ballast.
to Lucas T. Moore h Go.
At lO:4s q. m. German steamship Orconera.
Al 6:ib o, M, steamship KnickeIbocker.
Kelnble master, from New York TO a. Monlton.
Spanish bark Paduete de Vendrel. bin'es
master. days from Havana. In ballast to y.
Faijo h 90.
NJ departures.
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LIvxnPooL.


,SS30 The Bt0AmShyp
MEO1ATOB~
Hanney. Commander.
will sail on1Or about March 10, 1850, from hW
wharf, foot of Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills o
leding for the Continent. between Havre and
OrOnstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft. WIN
cross the bar Of the Mississippi Ct all timer
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS 4. MOORE,
Ge9O ~ 1876 Graver street, up stairs.
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wsos,uts at the OLD Basin.
nsosapts ~ RallYoaas.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANs


March 9s-lI oar loads. ~ follows 1877 bales OF
cotton to Meyer Wsis Aoo-235 to 0rder-9 Bick-
ham L Moore--N Gumbel-33 o Thomas LOO
y6 J I Farguson &oo- % Lyman l. Liohtenststn-al
Stewart Bros Loo A GIeaaon--18 ChAne, Ham,
iltNn 4 POWELL H 4 b Becr--7 Jno T Hardie eco
1T L Airsy Aoo--s Ga diner Copp-3 70 Lehman.
Abraham kco--2 7 Carver Britton 4 Mayson-
Richardson 4 May RIM WAlmsley Aco-2 ears
stock N Flautt-a do q Mehle Aoo-9 to Aycook
Mitchell &oo--9 cars poultry Miller Meyer saw
mill ri ID Coleman T. Bro boxes eoAp TO Picke't
Il Kacquet--10 boxes tobacco Lehman, Abraham Aoo
bale rags A Teoi-ls% pkgs beer HollAnder-2oo
bbls Aour MGCloekey 4 Hendrsoen-9 cotton plant
ora 10 wooden blocks 10 wooden rollers Gu lot Gin
Manufacturing CO., empty kegs L Lippman-2
boxes eggs Vaieton &eo--l Dbl meat FlAeh, Pres.
ton Aco-sundries to Order-TOtAl 7o7 baes cotton
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MARINE NEWS.
OFyIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
March ~ 1850.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ne clearanCes at the Customhouse yesterday


Arrived. M--.
Steamship Kniokerbocker Kemble. from New York.
goth inst, to A MoultoD--2d dis 8
Br steamship Historian, Lang from Liverpool via
West Indies. 70 Lucas Moore &co-yd dis ~
Ger steamship Oroonera Nielssn. . days from New
York. to Eugster kco-4th dis
So bark Paquet dc vendrell, Sinteo. from Havana
TO D FAtjo kco-Point
sTnAMDoATs.
John w Cannon LibAno from Bayou Sars
Emma 1rvins. Ruis. fron Lower Coast
Annie Silver Silver. from st Louis
Whisper. Comstook. from Bayou 0ouls
Assumption, Aucoin. from Bayou Lafourohe
YaEco. Harrison. from Washington
Heroine. Miller, from COvingtOn-New Basin
Port Eads, Davis. from st Louis. with bsrRes
ImpOFts.
NEW YORK - Per steamship Knickerbocker-
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Exporeg-3c, l33
fire bricks l0A tons pig iron TO order
RsosIpts Or PrsAsos.
ST LOUIs-Per steamer Annie 2 Sllver-10O
sacks matt Mvs Armbruster-1O0 do to Goo Auer-6
eaeks bottles L G Army a77 sacks oats J Burdeau
pkRs mdse A Baldwin &co-s7o sacks oats to
Bnddecke 4 San-l0g bbls potatoes Patton 4 Bene-
dict-l0t0 sacks oiloake H B Beer-eundry mdse
I Gotham kco-s0 boxes bacon Converse 500
hb. onr Frowenfed Pfsfsflso DO Fo,chs s,u
cornmeel Jno T Gibbons &co-lo0 bbls -four 80 dog
bIooms H Il Gogrsve-75 bbls flour l2s bbls eornmeal
IS tierces hams lu3O SACKS OATS dlover u O0cnona-
Is ps 70 bottles Hall Ernei5J sacks oats 16 casks
bacon bbls pork Howard Il Blnwor-5n0 bbls -four
Harrison e. Bettison - pkgs mdse Hirsch. Adj n L
co--34o bales hay M Heyman-snndry mdse Hay
dock &co-6l bales straw Geo Heck-x pkgs mdse to
Hammonds, 0addis Coos bbls whisky Hermann
so casks bottled beer Holt IS boxes eggsF Jones
IS bbls -four 40 hf DO Lehman. Abraham Zoos bxs
earthenware L Lyons-loo bbls -four ] McGrath-
500 do zoo sacks bran 1898 sacks corn W H Mathews
Bro-503 do 100 bbls -four is casks bacon 10 Miller
Grgsby loot bbls oornmoA ID Moriary-l67 step
ladders N MClrAw-sundry mdse Nelson 400
% bbls cornmeal bbis grits ~ bbls whisky and
sundry mdso N 0 X TCo-lArge lot mdse 25a
sscks " sacks bran 4j bbs -four rs half do 10a
homme-l5 hf bbls -four 30 sscks do Rivet sgent-ss
boxes bacon ~ casks bacon bbls pork AS6 sacks Of
oats and 100 sacks corn SchwAbacher 4 Hrsoh-20
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LARoURCuE,

HEMI-WEEKLY NEW Or
LEANS. COAST al AND LAFOUROH1
Leaves every MONDAY ats p. m. and FRIDAY
~ FOR WAY Il landings 8hsD1o ON COAST
and Bayou Lafourche-The A No.
PASSENGER packet
Max Blanchard, Master,
John Webre and O. ]. Blanchard. Clerks.
will leave as above, EetHrning down the coast
For freight or passage apply Qnboard or to.
Y. II. b. RNARD. . st, Louis ct.
3. HENO. 20 Qonti at.
p. B. Goes through to Lockport on the
trip.
SEMI WEEKLY X XyYAAyT,,, AND BAYOU Ia.
Leaves every TUESDAY at p.m.. and SATUR.
DAY at 10 q. m.
The A nIps ssssn ggsR Rscket
PA. Charlet master.
Edw Nicolle. and ]. w. Lagroue. clerks.
will leave % above. reurntng down the coast
every MONDAY and THURSDAY In daylight
For freight or passage apply On p2 4 Or TO
los Decatur, near st. Louis street,
P,1.-Has clerk on the landing during the
day, at the head Of Bienville street. to receive
freight. nol2 ON
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RIVER NEWS.

OYxxU1 NEW OKLEANH DEMOCRAT, [
Saturday, March ~. 1850. !
Arrivals.
dec marine column.
Departures.
Isabel. whisper. Fair Play, Belle. X. J. Gay.
stage Of tme Rivers.
Daily tole9rnphac report OF the stage OK water
az various points. with changes. In the ~ hours
oNding yesterday ut p. m.
-'- Above low tnoa..
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sundr1ss y ofdsSTotal 81 bales cotton 30 hhds su-
aer rs bbls molasses
Bayou LAFOU sCHE-psr steamer Assumption
ard Millikep-3s do bbls molasses vergpole-i do
CoDger Il Kely--26 sacks rough rice to q 4 SEWN
sundriss u ords,--Totsl Ia hhds sugar bbls mo-
laesee ~ sacks rough rioo
sugar to Richard Mi1nkeD-t5 do @ Jonbert &co-A6
aaok. rough Warner Hoen l-2 bhl- molasses
L Reder Aeo--, bag wool bag hides Hermann
suDdrles Otder-r OtA 30 hhda sugar bbls molas-
ses 40 sacks rough rice
LOWER GOAbT-for steamer Emma Irvine
Sundries to order
BY FLATBoATs.
From RI apsas-Kilby,s boats, $50. 600 pos oak
slaves; Pullen's boat astoo pcs oak staves. all TO
Bobet Bros
RsosHpts 1t tine New Uasln.
COvINGTON-Per steamer Heron go head Of
lambs to Ayoook Mitchell &oo-4 sacks peas y bbls
do IL aAcke rough r1oe bbls do to j Kent loo
supdriee tn order
stookton-Per schr star-sS.ooo feet lumber 70
banner &C0
Bayou Lao0mb0-Per sChr Ristorl-U cords Wooo
tn nrder .
Pearl River-Per schr Petronis H-as.ooo feet Of
Pearl Riyer-rer schr victoTia-4sooo feot lumber
Phil Orr
wsosipts 1t the Ola Basin.
Bayou Lacombe-Psr sohr Leontine-ls, 600 bricks
to L n Gex
ooean springs-Psr schr Amslia-isoo bol' char
coal to order
Ocean sprinEs-Per sohr Two sistsrs-is'o bbl' Of
Blind River-~Per sohr 4 D Kemp-is. COO stAves to
Pearl Rivsr-Psr sohr Addis Esds-as,ooo feet Of
lumber to Phil Orr W..
Tohsfunota River--Psr sohr Hermit Nos--so
Ocean spripgs-Psr schr Sen wltch--i7oc bbis Of
| charcoal to order
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WHITE STAB LINE.

1879. Fall 4 winter Arrangemsnt--lSS
BXYOU GOULA AND BEN TUREAUD,
THE FINE AND FAST PA66EN.
ger steamer
]. A. Oomstock master, Geo. NJ. Woods clerk,
Leaves EVERY MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
az 10 a. m. and FRIDAY at s p. m. for Bayou
Goula. returning down the coast on alternate
days.
8. HENO, 20 Cont street.
A clerk will be found daily at the head OF
Bienvilie street "a receive freight Oe96 II
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BAYeU SARA.

@"5 BAyOU CARA
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
~sroa B 4 I 3! g sAsA, WATERLOO.
y Hermitage, Port Hickey. Baton
Rouge and Plaguemine. extending
the Saturday trip to New Texas and Raccourci
The fast and splendid passenger steamer
JOAN w. CANNON,
John O. Libano master. J. Il. Mnegop clerk.
Clinton and Woodville freights shipped We'd
nesday reach their destination Friday even.
Clinton and Woodville freights shipped satur.
day reach their destination Monday evening.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
GEO. ID, HITE, IA2 dravier street.
BRITTON b EPPLER. 1s2 Gravier street.
LORD d MCPEAKE. 122 0ravier street.
au29 O. @. WAYNE. 50 Gravier street.
BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY PACKET,
IT, FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO.
ls11 Hermitage. Port Hudson, Lobdell's
Store. Baton Rouge and PlaQuemine
EDWARD j. GAY,
~. Brown master, 3. 8. Streek clerk.
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at s .. M.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage Apply on board or to
jy31 JOHN JANNEY. 108 Common street.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT AND
nnn Dn&

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS SPANISH FORT AND
Lake Railroad Company. !
nN AND AFTER MAkUH l, 1880, TRAINS
- will leave the Depot, corner OF Canal and
O'clock, and the rate viii be as follows:
Round trip to the Lake and return. 70 cents
Round trip, children between and IL
years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 cents
Round trip to City Park and return. 10 cents
Family tickets, 25 round trips. ......... - 30
Family half tickets. 25 round trips.
children to IL years. ............. u -
Children under years. Free
Liberal arrangements will be made with pic.
MIC parties and schools.
Arrangements can De made for special trains.
to be run during or after regular hours.
+. 8. WILLIAMS.
mh9 I'm General Manager.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
CHICAGO. u. LOUIS AND NEW o.
LEANS RAIlBOAD.

Trains Will leave and arrive at the Oalliepo
Street Depot. on and after January II. 1850, ~
Leave, Arrive.
HE, IT, r. e. 9sS p IT, IF; r. Ro s;ss q.
Saturday Accommodation for McOomb City
l'1 PefG5fL s. an i r4LAOH SLEEPING pA1G
4Hb T9 wfTaG1 dHAHdn ga M
enabling passengers to * through withQgt
leaving the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO
NEW YORK and EA6T ERN CITIES.
Improved 6leepinR ana Reclining Chair carr
to VicksburR daily, without change.
Tickets for sale, berthe secured and Informs
ton given Ct No. n Camp street.. corner 81
A. D. SHELDON, Ticket AGENT,
1.OHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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BED RlvER.

Red River ana Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
FORMATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS Pa
CIFIO HALLWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills Of ladlng and through pasgen-
ger tickets TO oil landings on Red river and all
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
r. FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER-
son, Hot Springs, and all landings
ON Red River and railway stations
FOR SHREVEPORT.
YAZOO Valley. George W. Rea master.
Leaves SATURDAY. March ~. at s pm.
No wharfboat charges. lrayage or commission
Sara, or at NeY Orleans. IN Forwarding frefgh
For freight or passage apply on board 81 the
boats or at the Office Of the company. No. 40
S s gcfdE Jog E a A 5. HE President
i oxaEs 1enSSs zE4 asbfzh dkr zssss..
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
m. 80 i WR GRAND oHl n De h0oRE' ALLExAN.
dria E9g Bend. Norman's. Barbin's.
Wares and way lRnd1ngs-The
elegant and new steamer
=, Hinnott master. a. g. Hamilton clerk.
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage
ADD, on R' v. x B 1, oommero,a, Place.
E.H.-NO whArfb0at charges, or commission,
will be charged at mouth OF Red river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight CONSIGNED to
boat or agent, les
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March $500 bales cotton to Williams Crane
IFO do 10 nrder--99 Allen WssJ Busb--j Walden.
Hawkins & ROberts--2 w Thompson dtc0-2 do to
] L Harris Eoo--l j T FArguson kco-6 bbls whisky
X Fasnaoht-2 cars cattle q Mehle Gco-25 bbls OF
whisky Byrne Bros-sundry mdse L Lyons--do to
Nelson &co--do John Adams kco-do 9 Spor-
5 bbls wine y 14ochbrunner- sundry mdse to Dc
verges-sA pkgs mdss II Hansell-i35 do to
Martin &oo-5 tierces hams Voso Bros-s6 hbls whis-
~ Ryrne Bros sacks coffee Dymond 4 GArdes.l
boz mdse Germania National Bank-44 pkgs mdse
w lson, Childs aco--iS Am = n Co.'S q K Fin
Inv &oo-sundry mdse Stern kco-2 pkRs mdss
w Pery--5 do Jos West Aoo-ss head cattle M
Bryan-3s do G Cox-l car cattle Geo Hansten-53
head cattle W h Rope--35 do Rosenbosn-l6i
pkgs beer L Lippman-1a0 bbls rosin to Simpson
Tricou-l oar lumber Prudhemme--1 do A
Holme. 900 saeks bran McCloskey Hsnderson--
200 sacks guano n Ames-5O tisrces hsms D Fat.
10 Aoo--I oar cattle 70 oFdsf-b70 sacks peas 10 Dy
mond Gardes--290 do Hall Bros sundrv mdse TO
Marquee Aco-2Oe sacks peas TO Cnaord-s0
boxes tobsccO W 1rby-10 do ] Hart &co-2Q to
8 Hernshcim Bro-25 n + Gotham kco-1O r. Le-
Gierse kco--50 Marx Kemper-s9 M HudRins
Co.'s Waokerbarth a. JOseph-l1e do and Bundries
tn order-TOtAl $50 DAloe cotton
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

BAYOU MACON AND TENsAe.
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULAB
PACKET.
Leaves WEDMEsDAY; March q; at 70 e; r. =,
= Orockett's Point. Egypt. Cutoff.
Westwood. Eureka. Mound Bayou.
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-The fine passenger steamer
l. v. Cooley master, Thoe, Knee clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
-. W BRftTON L EPPLER. 1s2 aravier st.
de26 LORD d MOPEAKE Ia Gravier street
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NEW ORLEANe AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ (MOBILE FAST LINEl
THE BHORTE6T ROUTE TO tAHTZRU
ONLY LINE WITH p0pbLE DAILY PAS.
HEN0ER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. November 9. 1s7g, trains
will arrive and leave depot, foot Of Canal street.
a. folloWB:
LEAVE. A10V4,
No. Express No. Express,
daily. .........7 80 am daily. Am
No. Express No. Express
daily--......s:oo p,m. daily .:.....o:so pm
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Berths secured In advance on application at tho
ONCE corner Camp and Common streets. oppos
site City Hotel, ~
div Nv. OOLEWAN. Tioket AGENT,
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IT, CINCINNATI AND NEW Oh
leans Southern Transporting!
Line-Btesmers Of this line vii
CHA. Il Il. MORGAN. "A. Stein master
Leaves SATURDAY. March n. ut s pm
NEW MARY HOUSTON. Obs. Miller master
Leaves tn EBDAY. March 30 at 8 pm.
TnOs. SHERLOCK. M. L. Virden master.
Leaves THURSDAY. April l. at s ON.
For Cincinna u. Louisville and lntermediar.
landings, connecting at Cincinnati with PACK.
ets for all points above to Pittsburg.
J. +. BUKDEAU. Agent.
nole II 1856 Gravier street,
IT, J. THEsTEAMERs or THE SOUTH.
ern Transportation Line leave New
Orleans for Cincinnati and all
points on the ohio river as f2Ilnws: :,
p 81 MS G. B.0WN:.. TIL RsDAY March IS
GOLDEN sRnWN.. SATURDAY. Marcb 20
= Z: s.RlNeEa. =. .TH1RsDAY. March q
CM RLEs MOMG m. SATURDAY. March ~
NEN n Any NOU sTON. TIL EsDAY March 80
THOMAS sHER LOCK. TIL RSDAY, April /
u. n. ACH ENCk ...HA TUhDAY. April .
No. ar Msrca.iL. 70 9E asB Apri April 8
GOLDEN RULE. SATURDAY. April II
J. +. BURDEAU, Agent.
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LOWER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
:. H. F FoH e o i1HaaA F "a Po1NTE
6!1fkE ala. Hache, Greenwood Plantation
Terre aux Beuf, and all plantation
new fine and fast steamer
EMAA IRVINE.
IA. Ruiz master. E. NJ. Vallette clerk.
leaves as above regularly, returning to the city
early IN the evening on alternate days. For
freight or passage apply on board. head OF Oon-
Il street. ann
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WEEKLY LINE POR FLORIDA AND IA.
vANA.

YSa FoR CEDAR KEYS. KEY WtST
xAlHH1E and Havana The following iron
steAmshlps will leave Algiers:
CLINTON. $3.50. tn URHDAY. April 1, at 8 am.
MORGAN. ...TH u RbDAY. April 8, at 8 am,
Superior passenger recommendations. All
freiRhts will be received at Inorganic Louisiana
and Texas Railroad Depot. foot Of LafRyettA
street. For freight and passage apply to
CHAH. A. WHITNEY d CO., Managers,
ja13 Magazine and Natchez sfroets.
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NOR0ANB LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIl
Road AND STEAMSHIP 90.

HOAO AMI 0VGAModAf ".
March 2e-l9 hhds sugar to Thihaut-3 bbls mo-
lassos @ r T Co.'S bales moss A Rourg-6
hbda sugar bales moss pkRs eggs M Walsh
do Chassa'gnac-e do L Terrebonne.3 g II SEWN
A Levy-l sacks rice TO Rykosk & MapAde-12 do
Il sevin-6 pkgs eggs bdl Ok ns to Biholet-9i
head cattle 9 Mehle &co--snndr,es to orcsr-Total
20 hhds sugar 3 bbis moasses is saoks rough rice
From Indanola-Per steamship 81 Mary-5 bsiss
hides to A Whitney kco-a cases mdso to Jno
King &co--2ls head sheep "A Daverede-sundries TO
order
Memoranda.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York March 32-Cleared for New Orleans. Br
barks Still Water Delap, and Maple Leaf Kennedy.
BOKzI0N POHTB
[By Gable to tho N. Y. Herald
Leith Mar 22-Sailed for New Orleans. Ital bark
Alta, Malatests.
Genoa March l9-Arrived from Pensacola, Sw
bark Hebe. Nyherg
Oporto, March 22-Arrived from Pensacola, Nor
bark Bragg. Christensen.
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TEXAS.

FR4A FOR INDIANoLA AND CORPUS
3Al40GE Christi : kteamers leaving Morgan
City on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
connect at Galveston with the Norfolk.
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NEW YORK - Per steamship Knickerbocker-
Assorted mdso
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Explorer-3c II
fire. bricks l0l tons pig iron to order