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Departures.
Above low f1hs,s,

eBelow high water mark OF 1tlA. eAhuvt
bench mark. fIndicntee riae tlpdioRtes fhl
Business waa uretts fair yesterday. The three
last named above all had very hDe trips
The Sam II bsitR and the u. NJ. Norton had
their stures aboard. aud were otherwise pre-
pared tn leave laet evening
= The Danube. Oapt. Ohailie Thorn, from Mil
den, and the Ashland, Dept, Noah Hcuvell. tom
Shreveport, both arrived. The Danube Will
return saturday. The Ashland lpys up,
The Kate Kinney. 0apt. jos Dndd will be the
Gatu rday boat 10 khreye purt.
The Timmie Baker Ia In the Good Intent
Dock,
The Saturday boat TO At. Louis will be the
James Howard to Cincinnati the Z. 7. Sohenck,
There was rain yesterday at 1T Louis, La.
cross and H. Paul The river rose % inuhee at
st Louis and fell II inches ut Oairo..
When the Danube paaHed down TueenaF pr
terpuon the bulkbeadtng Of the Maria Louise
had not been compieted,
Cant. T. A. Charlat teegraphed yesterday TO
Measrs. ID. uonery Il 500 that he had contracted
with Perry Tharp. Dumont aud Eltas sIahler.
and thst he would leave at dark for this city.
The David Hoetetter la making trl.Wrekly
trips to GrD nd Isle as . mail PACKET, GAIT ".
h. Burdstte in command. 6ee advertisement,
We are unssted to announce that the re-
pairs to The Kittie Nye arc nearly completed.
and that In few days she Will resume her trtos
between Dunaldsopvile aud Red river landing.
For the information II those interested. we
publish table Of the reoei, ia OF cotton. etc..
from Memphia and the bends. together With
the names tf lie boats engaged. end tho mum.
Der OF trins made by each during the season OF
lR;n and fppn.
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roll Powell Agency oil st Louis. She was the
FIRST e,enmbpat thas Com. Parisot ever lost ana p
e. hs q he g sss es9 e Lost e
a good boat. spd money, making one: she
waH not built TOR any trade but was always ON
pl9yea Rnd doing agoad bMMsi l1h
The atehuer II. O, Yaeaer met With quite q
serious accident yesterday morning. ABOUT
s tGs broke her sba The Yaes sy and the
?. KounH were lashed together. som ng up. tho
Yneger being heavily loaded, The Konntz ar r.,
get eome tinb"r and iron and wnrkmen TO go
down on har this morning to the Yaeger; An
effort win be made to make fIlclen repairs to
enable the Jaeger TO go on to 81. Louis.
special Eelezrants.
sr. I.ou,s, March si.-Thirty inches rise and
sti awelliDg. Freight Ia abundant on the up
Ger rivers. The Raven arrlv, q: che VIII pro
baby go TO Havana, on the lllinoia. Tor So 600
Friday morning: tho John Means leaves OF tho
same time The Moore left with 100 tona for the
a tia and 10 9rS Tor 10
President Houdder, Of the Anchor Limo. goes
shortly to Eurone.
arrived and returns SATURDAY, The Paris o.
Brown leaves to- morrow. The river 10 sttl ria-
ing here. There is enough water g. pittsburg
Into the. Queen City landing to-day and sunk
barge of slaves and barge Of cross ties. Two
OF Welton's Goa, barges we're stove IN but pre-
RODNEY, Miss, March 9l.-Passad down: Della
No 2 at o. M. Guiding Star Mt . =, m. Naches
at 1880 n, m. Passed up: sallie Carney ut y.
m Garrett aud barges ut 6 y. m. The weather
IL cloudy. The river fell inch.
General TcHegrams.
MEMPHIS, March 81. Noon.-The river ls fall
departed: Robt Mitchell for New Orleans.
Chns Morgan for Cincinnati. Weather sultry.
MEMPHIS, March s1.-Evening. The river has
fallen inches. Departed: Gilmore and barges
for St. Louia. Weather cloudy and warm.
SHREVEPORT. March 31.-Weathsr cloudy aud
threatening rain The river Ia stationary, and
standa "a [ o. inches m the gauge. Arrived !:
Thornbuah No. from Bellevue. Departed: Sill
yer City for New Orean'.
CINCINNATI. March 81. River ~ feet inches
and rising, Weather cloudy and warm. Ar
EVANSVILLE, March U.-River 90 40 feet and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm. Up: X. X.
Springer,
PITTsBUna. March 91-Rlver feet l inch and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, March 31.-River 10 feet 10 Inches
auh tationarv. Weather cloudy aud pleasant.
Down: VIII Kyle aud joe B. Williams aud tow
for New Orleans: Up: Golden City and Spring
or for Cincinnati.
CAIRo. March sl.-River 80 feet md falling.
Arrived: Chouteau from New Orleans De-
st. Louis. Dat land for Nav 0rleaus
ST.. LOUIS. March 31.-River 10 feet inchea
and rising. Weather mild and raining. Ar
rived; Otv of VIcEshurg from victsburg,
Raven md bHrges from New Orleans.
VICKsBURG, March 31.-Wenther clear and
pleasant: thermometer "a. River stationary.
Down: Guiding Stsr at u. m No boats up.
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Receipts hs tho ola Basin.
No arrivals Mt the Old Basin yesterday
IA u wsernMs im.

ha1MeraMdm.
comparative statement of sea going vessels
In the port of New Orleans made up to March 80
1889, shows that there were II stsamshps 81 ships
20 barks, briggs and Hehooners At the same date
last year. there were Is steamships, 81 ships, ~
barka briggs and sohooners.
SHIP BUILDING.
At Bath at Sewall's yard, the frame 10 all up and
~ atreak Of plank for 2p0D ton ship. She Ia 230
feet long, al feet wide and * feet deep.
Messrs Pattes g. Ridsout drafting the stern
for steam whaler which Me4ars Goss a. Sawyer
are to build for the same parties in New Bedford
the Mary and Helen This firm has contracts for
elk more vesHes this year.
A aoss. Sawyer & Psokard's yard Bath there
are threa vessels the stocks The frame ia all I'D
tor - centre hoard echooner which 10 being built on
The marine railway, email schooner OF about $50
tons is nearly ready for launching The frame Ia
about two thirds mp TO- schooner of lots toms tho
lErgest schooner ever tuil in Bath. The new bark
Alumna. launched recently ut this yard, is 2gl tons
regi-ter and Ia owned by New York parties. This
Arm has the keel stretched for large schooner also
the frames up vessel of about $50 tons and
the frame half up for sou ton schooner.
LAUNCHED.
At Bath March 80 the bark entipe Per aon Tucker
was launched from the ward Of Hon. William Reg
ers. Sac Ia veHRe Of 81 tons burden and has
her spars all in and s about all rugged
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PoRT EAps. March 81. Noon,-Wind southeast.
light,
No arrivals.
sailed: ~ enmehips AglIa Sofia and Texas for
Liverpool, City Ut Mexico for Vera Crug. New
York for New York; .ship Annie NJ. Law for
Havre, and brig Jane for Rotterdam.
CD. m.--Wind east. southeast
Arrived: American bark VIM. Philips. Healey
master. 26 days from New Yo k. to master.
Schooner Oily of Green Bay, Hall master. 80
days from BOat ,r. to master.
sailed: Steamship kuickerbocker for New
York barks PHILADELPHIA TO- Barcelona. Botvid
for H,vre. Dnreda NJ. for 81 Nazarine. brig
Palestine for Falmouth, and schooner Anna E.
krap2 for TnragoEn,
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

nrARkEsaazAs The EtbhTnBhfp
HsSTORIAN,
Lang Commander
will call on or about April 6, 1885, from hsr
wharf. foot OF Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills o
lading for the Continent between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being of light draft. Will
cross the bar OF the MlssiBsippl at all timea
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS &c. MOORE,
de20 1y 196 Gravter street M stairs
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AABLMs.sAxyxj,

off1oE NEW ORLEANS. SPANISH FoRT AND
Lake Railroad Company, +
nN AND AFTER MARCH l. 1885, TRAINS
- Will leave the Depot, corner Of Canal and
Basin Streets at $3.50. 9, II, IL. /. O. g. l. and 9
Round trip to the Lake and return. -. 20 oants
Round trip children between 5 and Ia
years; ~. so cents
Hound trip to City Park and return. lD cent?
Family tickets, Is round trips ......... Ha 30
Family alf-tickets, 25 round trips,
children TO IL years. .............. 81 ODD
o4iaareh under years. ...;,.;-..:.- Free
Liberal arrangements will be made with nIo.
mic parties and schools.
Arrangements can Ue made for specfal tratna
to be run during or after regular hours.
L. b. Williams
mny I'm General Manager.
JEW oaLEAEg AND MOBILE RAILROAD
THE sHoRTEsT LID k65Th H 10 RAsrxEa
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS.
BENGER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday, November 0, 1879 trsing
will arrive and leave depot. foot of Canal strsef
as follows: ~" 0'"
No. !, E4 H51ya; No. !. r1 aa1sy.'
r, udiiy u :aV am. daily. ..7:A0 EsEns
10. Express No. Express
daily. .--..... 90 p.m. daily $3.50 nm
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Gar
Berths secured In advance on application al tn
o FL; eco corner n Camp and Common streets. opDos
0''o ~ b. B. ROBINSON. Superintendent
Oily j. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BHEMEN AND NEW OR,
LEANS, vi4 HAVHE. S0UTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA,
,HT%Bs The steamships of the North Ger-
MsaAAAasaaa2. man Lloyd will resume thoir Regular
Trips as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans.
Hanover. January 81 about Fob.
Hanover, ........... March a. ABOUT -
Nurnbarg. -.....,.....Aprfl 81 About
These steamers touch outward at Hayre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre 10 Hay.
ara or New Orleans-Cabin $3.50; Storage. ssa,
From New Orleans to Southam pton. Havre or
Brsm sn--cabin. $3.50: Storage, Sl5
=, From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. S3y
Storage SIS.
Cbildreu under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year, free,
N. B.-Our agents for Texag Measrs KetifTs
man RunGe, Ia Galveston. are authorized to
issue steeraRe passage orders at the following
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, s42:
From Bremen to Indianola, $45 so.
The company reserves the right TO chanoef,
the route OF the steamers. their advertised dag
OF departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON
or Havre to New Orleans Issued by the uriiegs
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. +. STOOKMEYER d co.. Agents.
AUST w % Union street,
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW,

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND.
ENT Pa KET.
Leaves on SATURDAY Arril g. at %. m.
f. d. ~ FOR LIND GROVE POINT
Pleasant and all way landings on
Bayou BartholomeW-The now pas
senger steamer
CLARA g.,
VIM. Wenzel master. G. H. Packard clerk,
inRs on Black and Ouachita rivers as high as
the mouth of Bayou bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board or 10
T. J. WINBURN, IS Natchez strest
W. n SURL,. II FroI stree.
P. S.-COnnects with steamer Ollie B. for
points On Upuer Bayou. mh2s
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ogFICR NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
April l. lHR0.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Clinton, Henry. for Key West via Cedar
KEYS GA Whitney Zoo
Ger steamship oroonera, Neiiseu, for Rouen--
Eugster eco
Nor ship Rirms. Egenas, for Bordeaux
II Oetti eco
Nor bark Nordenskjold Petersen. for Bordeaux--
Robt Oerlen
Br bark Champion, Moses. for Dunkirk-
Norton e. Bell
Schr Mary Drury Gage. for Ssoo Me
Norton & Bell
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS ANB NEW Oh.
LEANS RAILROAD.

Trains Will leave and arrive at the Callispe
street Depot. on and after January II. 1880, a.
foiioWs:
Leave. Arrive,
Exp. No. /. 2:so D. n. Exp. No. a, 80 a, H.,
Mixed No. S. 7:15 g.. 10. Mixed No. T. 1880 o, "a.
Nos. and run daily. Nos. 0 and daily, eXa
cept Sunday. va
Saturday Accommodation for McComb Cstp
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING oaBg
AND GHIdAdo WfTHoUtl oHAN tHs and Tor
enabling, passengers TO &C through Without
Leaving the train. Only ONE CHARGE 10
NEW SOBK and EA6T ERN CITIES.
Improved Sleeping ana Reclining CHAIR cara
to Vicksburg daily, without change.
TICKETS Tor sale, berths secured and infoTrnap
9on given at Nc. a Camp street. corner eli
Common.
4. D. SHELDON, Ticket AGENT
F.OHAHDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOB THE RECEPTION or.
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
Ing the summer the Hotel was put In thorough
duced to ensure the comfort of patrons. Tbs
honss is unsurpassed IL all that goes 70 make
will continue to merit the popular favor whlels
has been accorded 1t In the past.
PARTIES returning home will do we'll 70 eal3
elsewhere
ocs RIVERS BAgTEIa
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SUN MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital $500, 600.

TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL STATEN ENT
OFFICE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 50 Camp street, !
New Orleans, January |. 1880,
In conformity with the requirements of its
charter. the Company publishes the following
statement for the year ending December 81,
1879:
Amount of premiums for the year ending De.
oemher 81, 1879:
On fire risks. ..........-----S7275 sol OF
On river risks ...-..-..-... In3 1877 81
On marine risks. ..-.-..,... AZ 46G is
1878, 1854 90
Add unterminated risks.
1873. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 94.73o 90 $4g3, 4g9
Less
DIFFERENTIATED risks. 1879. 500, 1913 90
Return premiums. ...--.... 1l.78l 9S- Ill fA 81
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WHITE STAR LINE,
DIP ELOUSAS.

OPELOUsAs.
INDEPENDENT OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY. at .. m.
FT- FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU.
.hds%$3gs% sas, Port Barre Simmsport Church.
assaSss4ass" vile. and all landings on the coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableau-The
light draft passenger steamer
CITY 0F AUGUSTA,
VIM. Crawford master. A. Meynier gr, clerk
will leave as above For freight or passage
apply on board. or 20
GEORGE D. HITE, 142 Gravler street,
LORD IL MCPEAKE. 1879 Gravfar street,
VIII give through bills fading to BAYOU Bout
dlaizes. Freight taken at three quarter card
rates. mh19
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RAW Els NEWS.

Thursday. April 1. 1867
Arrivals.
Bee marine column
Departures
Isabsl, Whisper. J, w. Cannon. Laura Leo
Jewel, l.. A. Banks.
STAGE of tire Rivsra.
Daily teleGraphtn report OF tho stage OF Rntt
nj various ponts. with changes, Ia tho ~ hours
ending Yesterday Rt y. IN,
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LAF ef Ut fgsJHE AE.

INDEPENDENT SEMI WEEKLY NEW OR
LEANS. COAST AND LAFOUROHB
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at 8 .. m. and FRIDAY
ut 10 q. m.
r. - FOR WAY LANDINGS ON COAST
lEdss8A5s II and Bayou Lafourebe-The A No.
passenger packet
BELLE,
Max Blanchard. Master,
John Webre and o. J. Blanchard. Clerks.
will leave as above. returning down the coast
every SUNDAY and WEDN ESDAY. In daylight,
For freight or passage apply onboard or TO
V. II. BFRNARD. Q Ht. Louis st.
y. HENO. 40 Cont st.
p. b; Goes through to Lockport on the
Thursday trip.
sEMI- WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La
FOUHCHE.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 8 n m, and SATUR-
DAY at 10 q. M
M The A, gsss q \, packet
2, A. Oharlet master
Edw Nioolle. and J. w. Laxroue clerks,
will leave ls ABOVE. returning down the coast
every MONDAY and THURSDAY In daylight.
FOR freight or passage apply on Roard Or to
b. HIVET.
lnB Decatur, near 1t. Louis street,
T. B.-Has clerk on the landing during the
day. at the head of Bienville street. to receive
freight. nof2 6m
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BAYOU MACON ANB TEssAs.

TENSAs AND BAYOU MACON REGULAB
PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. April 8, at5p.m,
r. FOR FLOYD. DELHI, WARSAW
kgs:ssa GMr ss, ms Point. Egypt. Cutoff
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas--The fine passenger steamer
TsNsAs,
L. " Cooley master, Thos Knee clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage an
ply on board, or to
de26 LORD Il NOPE AXE. 1872 Gr.vier street
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kgcsIREs by RaairvSGB.
VEY OHLEANS AND MOBILE RkTIR0A

March 3I-l stock to I Il Dil'srd-1 co z
leo pkgs beer Geo Yalets-49 bos resin 6 bbls tur
pentine Simpson & TIicou-i5 bids hides KuebeI il
kaqueb-2 bales hides bbls potatoes sa KS WOO,
Wallace. Fairchild &co-i hb oil G r Finlay eco
Il pkgs paper d RanLett Ace psgs mdse Leh-
mat, Abraham &eo-.a pkss bottled beer to Fa
nacht-s pkgs mdse Lyons-26 do Eirsch, Adler
&co-3o Joseph FIgnes-5 pigs sausage NJ Lati-
S2er Geo bales eott1n to oruer-4 do A Clas 81
Cos Gardner Il Copp-l Allen, West g. Bush-&nd
sUa6ries 10 ordet-Total Ice bales cotton
XG3QAN's LOUISIANA AMI TEXAS EaIL.
RoAD AND STEAMSHIP Co.
Mach 3I-I ht Dbl sugar to Mrs Mary Hegsn-2
bbls motssses Bsltrsn-t do Pascal &co-I bal
sheep skins Is bdls wet salt hides L4oas gRe-I
bdl sslD. J ba es moss A Vincent sacks rough
rice Q Sevin-9 ht bales moss 81 Catatens-3 sacks
Wool NJ Dowlng-5 bales moss gourg-lo 90
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UPPER COAST.

PEOPLES FAvORITE
REGULAR UPPER COAST TRI- WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY ut II q. m.
- s FOB DUNALDSONVILLE AND
AkkasABREsaaM all upper coast landsnRe-The fine
N""e'"A&Sas%* and fast nasse-par steamer
sENE MACBEADy,
lin place of the De smet)
Frank Otendorter master y. T. ctoudwyu clerk,
will leave hs above. returning down tho coast
Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays Ia daylight,
For freight or pnssaRe apply on board or to
de7 II. J. COMEAUX. 20 Cont street
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COv1NGTON-per steamer Observation-Disclosures to
mdse
ANTE RIvBR-Per steamer Alioe--<0,o 900 feet
lumber 100 $50 shingles 30 cords wood Munoy Il Mar.
oy-sundriee 10 order
Pearl River-Per steamer Josephne-in ballast to
IT Herwig
Pearl Rivsr-Per sohr Unon-50,000 feet lumber
to order
Biloxi--Per sohr Comet-9sooo feet lumber to ii
Buddig
Wolf River-Per sohr Galeas-2o COO feet lumber to
j l. Nsvere
Pearl River-Per eohr Ma tina IT Toulme-41 900
feet lumber to J w Adams
Jordan Rivsr-Per sohr Alice Ma cords wood to
order
Bay st Lous-Per sohr Conoordia- cords wood
to arder
Pascagoula-Per schr John MoCsfrey-g000 bbls
charcoal to order
Paeoagoula-Per barge Sarah--7o, goo feet lumber
to order
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pkga eggs J. Terrebpnne-5 do II ChassaignaG--5 do
Bibolet-sundries to order-Total bbls molasses
hf do 10 sRnks rough rice
From Clinton-Per steamship st Mary--9s bales
dry hides bale sheep skins bales paper stock 8
saoks do bbs old metal ~ bales Gotten q Whit
ney &oo--t7, do Jno Il HHJdis &oo-l17 head hogs
q Mshle &oo-sundries to order-Gotal 2i3 bales OF
cotton
osiOAao. EFT. LOUIS AND NEW oRLEANs
RAILROAD.
March 9i.-6l oar loads, as fellows 2p9 bales of
cotton to order ~ do Lehman. Abraham &oO-S3 to
Msy.r, Weis keo-s0 Stewart Bros &no-tS Hyman
q Liohtensten--ls Gumbel-lO Cbaffe Hamilton
IL Powell Payne, Kennedy &co-7 to Jno Cha6e d.
snna--G Richardson " May-6 Jno L Hardie &oo-5
Jno Phelps &oo-2 Ketfer a. Gardiner len, MI
gent Goo Warren e. Atkinson--l sims Bitups
90 Il to Walden Hawkins Il Roberts l car stock to
NJ Flsutt 9 d, Ayooek Mitchell aoo-2 Noel &
Weoten--l Mehle &oo-2 chests tools w O White
beer kegs Hartwell Il Chambera-i pkge glaaewa
wood w Wei 81 cara lumber q Banner eco
so bba apples J SaamOni Noo-s bales domestic to
Nelson McStea--3 do John Richsrdaon--i ID Blu
menthsl--a sacks wool Kuebel & Raquet-5 saos q of
fea hers n Mathsws-ab0 boxes soap iha pAgs of
Z I Wbits-5D hnls oil Septone Oil Co-'50 baiss of
hay o. a. nj II RI ca hay Patton # BeDediot-e0
bbls whisky Queyrouze & Bos--lB hf do j Nele0n e.
eo-it8 sacks auttnn ssed meal Anderson e. impsGn
Y boxes mdse Levy Bros--t do Mrs John GanGhe-A
bales mdse LuokDer g. Som pkgs h.dae E Offner
box hardware force Wstun-l shoes MI q
M 1srael-ii boxes hats j u Adama-3 boxes drugs
10 boxes bottles / L. Lyens--10 pkvs meat Vose Bros
3easss shoes Dupre-a do to ii & samory-i5
pkgs glassware Q Shepard aeo-8 do r. ViDet-e
rolls leather II FL Hansell--t5 mdse II Bedeu--
bdi hides bbls peas Harrison A. B-4 hbls krout ID
wards-l00 bbls bottled ale II Lawles-i0l
bbls flour Glover 4 Odsndahl--lt0 do W III Matthew'S
4 Bro--i00 do MoCloskey a. Henderson, box brass
T A Gleason-po casks bottled beer pkgs tobacco
Is pkga wbisky q Whitney &oo-gundries to order
Total &6 bales cotton
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TEXAS

Freight for Brpwneviile Is per cent off tariff
except grain. which ig ut special rate.
Through bills lading signed to oil points
on the Houston and TEXAS Central and q. ii
and >. A; Y, T., Int, and Greet Northern Rail-
ROAD. and New Orlenns and Texas Railroad
san Antonio fretghta received and forwarded
road,
Freigh5s Tor Gonzales. Hallettsville. Rancho.
etc, received via CLINTON or Ouaro.
Lfgh erHge TO Corpus Christi and Brazos az
enyl at FISK and expense of consign6es.
Freight for oil the above points received ai
the depot of Inorganic Louisiana and Tegne
Railroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
8 .. IN.
Tickets and staterooms secured until %. m.
ct agents office. or ut the ferry landing. on
Through tickets will be Issued from this Office
70 the principal points on the Houston. Texas
Central Railroad. on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
q. a. WHITNEY b o.. Managers,
Ool u Uornsr Margarine and Natcn-,z SITS.
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sTEAM sstsA ia.


He'd Niysr and Texas.
NnW QHLNAN4 AND RED RIVER TRANS.
P0KTATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS pa
OTTO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
, TftIr3ugh bills Of ladlng and tht ough passen
yer tickets 70 oil landings on Red river and nj
railway stations In Texas. The best route OUT K r.
III FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFpER.
sfsSssaH D SON lot Springs, and all landings
In Texas, ' """S 7etsiohs
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hats himney, j. j. Dodd. master
Leaves SATURDAY. April s. at5p. m.
FOR MINDEN
panuhe. Charles Thorn, s,astsr
y, Leaves SATURDAY. April 8. ats som.
no Whhrtpoat CHA ges. drayuse " com tnieaior
Will be charged IT mouth Of Red River, Bayor
Snrs, or q NeP Orleans. in forwarding frefgh
CONSIGNED e the company by bill OF Iadina,
70. for freight or passago apply on board Of the
U Uoaa 0. NJ Inc otlioa Of the company. No. 40
ysssmpp s N,,,, JOS. A, AIKEN, President.
w. " JuXQEy GEO. ID. HITE,
D.. H. oAhLIN. BRITTON 4 EppLER,
u lae Lord q MoPEAKE Aeents
WEEKLY RED RlVER PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY MI m
IL. n. FOR GRAND ECORE hJEyAp,
AaBlst dria egg Bend. Normans. BarbIn'e,
wares and way landinge-The
jesse. X BELL.
WIN leave as above, For freight or passaee
H. W. ADAMS, Ii Commercial Place.
<; S-No wharfboat charges, or commission
VII be charged ct mouth OF Red river or Nav,
orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
boat or agent, fas
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IOtGl uSSbLS. .$6B1,72S 81
The foregoing statement is just true and
correct transcript from the books Of the com.
pany.' JAS. I. DAY, President,
81. CARPENTER, Secretary.
Sworn. to and subscribed before me this TWEEN.
ty-flrst day Of January, 1880.
A. INGRAHAM. Notary Public,
The Board Of Directors, at a meeting held on
the twenty.first day of January, 1885, after set
ting aside Ten Thousand Dollars to the reserve
fund from the net earnings of the year, and
paying the Ten Per Cent Dividend to the Stock.
holders. have resolved to pay a cash dividend OF
FIFTEEN PER CENT on the net earned par
ticipttine premiums of the year ending Deem.
per 81, 1873. said dividend payable on and after
MONDAY, January &c. 1880.
DIRECTORY:
e. J. Hart, Julius Weis, Scott McGehee
h. Renshaw. B. W. Taylor, D. Fatjo,
B. Biscoe, j. @. Norris r. L. Airey,
A. Baldwin. James I. Day, r. E. Craig,
Oh. Macready, Thos. Simms, Sam'l l.. BOYD
W. E. Seymour, Emory Olapp, Uhas, Roberts
J. G.. Gaines, d. A. Chaffraix, J. A, Blanc
j. .. Flower. j. Harris, 81. Newman.
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