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at q .. m. Golden crown at D. m. Passed
down: Charles Morgan at Il 9. p. :, = o..nara
Cs s , psssa DDD0a NJ oS e and
b BAR sailed for. New Orleans at a. m. The
Halliday is here filling out.
General kilograms.
CINCINNATI. April IL. River is feet and fall
Sr. LOUIS. April 1s-River Is feet and d, sta. !.
tjonary Weather clear and cool. Arrived:
City of vicksburg from Vicksburg; hoq NJ,
Orleans. Departed: Norton and barges. Tor
EVANSVILLE, April 1e.--The river is % so feet
end falling. Weather clear ana eooier' Do"h :
PTrrspuRa, April 10 River feet and rising.
Weather clear aRd dr Yarn 70 Rver feet inches
and stationary weather clear. windy 2. and
pleasant Up: Golden Rule. Down: Dick Full
ton and tow fer New Orleans % faet 10 inches and
r,sine' Weather clear and cooler. Arrived :
John Dippold. Stanard, seuddeT ana aye y.
Louis Departed: Dlppold, stanard and scud-
der for st. Louis. NY Choice for New Orleans,
Greenvilie for vicksburg. m :. ,.u
ing. Arrived: J. W. Gaff from CINCINNATI. De-
parted: iron Mountain and barges for New Or
leans. Oakland and Harry Brown for Ohio
river The weather is clear and cool. .,u.., l.,
MEMPHIS April 1.-THE river has fallen 3
inches. Arrived: Grand Tower from vieks-
burg. Departed: Grafton and barges and New
M hOuSbOM NOW w. S'hi1 hSA
Cincinnati. Weather clear aud cool.
VIoKsBuRG. April 1.-THE weather Ia CLOUDY
thermometer 10: heavy shower this morning.
Down: Charles Morgan at a. M. j. MI. WHITE
at D, m. No boats up.
sHnEvEpoRr, April. 1e.-Weather clear; mild
and pleasant. The river fell 10 inches during
NAToHEz April ~, 7. Burdenu, las Gravier
street: Steamer Ohas. Morgan will arrive tues
day evening and leave for Cincinnati on Satur-
day. HAIRY w. SIhAN, MasteE'
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NUEM EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
TON AND HAVANA.
H&TA The steamships of the North Gers
xAlkD46 man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans.
Hanover. .....-.... March IA About May
These steamers touch outward at Havre anG
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to HRv-
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50; Steerage, 9aS
From New Orleans to Southampton. Havre or
Bremen-Oabin, $50: Steerage, s45.
From New Orleans to Havana-Oabin, S5s
Storage. SIS.
Children under ten years. half price; chill
dren under one year, free.
N. B.-Our agents for Texas. Messrs. KauHs
man IL Runge. in Galveston, are authorized TO
issue Storage passage orders at the following
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, $40:
From Bremen to Indianola. $4s so.
The company reserves the right to change
the route Of the steamers. their advertised days
Of departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the undesv
signed.
For Observation-Disclosures apply to
ED. v. sTOCKMEYER d CO.. Agents.
aust " 20 Union straaf
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vICKSBURG-Per steamer Robt K Lee-a7s bales
cotton to Newman &oo-l75 steamship Espanol
50 Richardson e. May-S6 to Meyer Weis &co-33 to
Buckner &co-so W Peale-25 ship 0rient-92 to
Lehman, Abraham eco to Alrey Aco--I7 to
R Craig &co-ls Payne. Kennedy &oo-ll to E NJ
Hogan &co-6 W Black &co-5 Gardner 4 Copp-
Graham. Black &co-4 Gumbel-4 10 Keiffer g.
Gardner Allen Nugent &co-3 Brittop b Mayson
3 Richard Flower &co-3 Chaffe Hamilton Powell
FraHksnbush e. Boriand-2 to Stewart Bros Goo
Jno ChAffe Sons--i Norwood & RchaFds-1 W A
Bell II & Newman-l B Wolfe &eo-1 to L
Harris &oo-346 sacks cotton seed N o Cotton Seed
Reconsideration sacks oiloake 70 bbls oil 7 Alrey
&oo-sundries to order-Tosal $50 bales cotton $40
sacks cotton seed 100 sacks oilcake rs bbls oil
81 Ssss cotton to Lehman Abrabam ~ PsHne
Kennedy &oo-l2 Norwood Richards-'0A Schlen-
ker Coos Meyer, Weis &oo-4 G A Phillippi &co
Burbridge &co-l M Latimer &oo-l W Rawlins
umbel-226s sacks cotton seed N Cotton Seed
Assocaton-26 bbls molasses 81 hhds sugar to W
Reiss-i4 bbls molssses G. W Sentell Gco-l4 sacks
rough rice Foersters Rice Mill-l0 do Micola-s
John Calder-I sacks woel Ill hides P Casse-9 do
hides A Bourg-l bdl hides NJ Latimer &oo-l do
z Delavallade-1 do G Spor-sundries to order
Total 81 bales cotton a26s sacks cotton seed 40
bbls molasses 30 sacks rough rice
WESTINGHOUSE steamer Fsnchon-s1 bales
cotton to Payne, Kennedy &oo-24 to Male & Cam
mack-21 Meyer Weis &co-15 Renshaw, Csmmack
r M Wslmslev &co-a A Tertrou-s NJ Latimer e.
co-1 W Burbridge &co-2375 sacks cotton seed to
Cotton Seed Associaton-l35 do 43 bbs molssses
] w Burbridge Zoo hhds sugar to Jno Chafe Il
sons-2S 90 Payne, Kennedy Aeo-17 bbs molasses
Male Cammack-271 do / hhd sugar Anderson e.
simpson-s do Dbl molasses to J "a Wilberding-l3
hides John Adams &co-2s do Cases. sacks of
wool L Doherty-l do Delavallade-l do bales
do bdls hides M Latimer &co-s sacks wool Leh-
man, Abraham Geo-5 do VIM Mehle-2 do 5 hides
Lscassagne-9 do Rykosk & Manade i bag wool
Vilerman-2i head sheep Ayoock Mitchell Zoo
sundries to orderTotsl loo bales cotton 25I0 sacks
cotton seed % hhds sugar 334 bbls molssses
OUACHITA CITY-Per steamer Fred Blanks
60 bales cotton Jurey Gillis-55 Jno T Hardie eco
% Keiffer & Gardner-l5 q Allison &eo-l3 to Leh-
IN An. Abraham &oo-la Meyer, Weis Coos Hirsch
Adler &eo-5 Beadles. Wood &co-4 W A Peale-3
Juo Phelps &oo--3 r NJ Waimsley &oo-2 Sehlen
kef &co-1 by Plauche 10000 sacks cotton seed
N o Cotton Seed Association-2400 pcs slaves Bobet
Bros,-626o do W Morris-41 head hogs to Aycock
Mitchell &co-sundries to order-Total 223 bales of
Gotten 800 sacks cotton seed $500 pes slaves and Al
head hogs
BAYOU LAFOUR 7HE-Per steamer Belle 16
hhds sugar to Copger Keiy-2o bills potatoes 10
sacks pota noes Montfsrt-l6 bales moss c q Sew
in-s do Ska fman-T j 4 Bourg-i0 do bbls Dota-
toes RykosKi Msnade-4 do Schmidt & Zlegler--22
bales moss 81 Bernard-3 do Himel-z do TO
L Terrebonne-7 bids hides G 81 Magee-sundries. to
PLAQUEMINE-Fer steamer Whispers hhds
sugar 70 John Moore &co-49 sacks potatoes w A
Baksr-42 bbls potatoes Hrsch, Adler &co-2g do 90
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN VESSELS.

New YORK. April le.--Arrived: Steamer Earl
Of Lonsdale from MediterraL can ports state
Of Alabama, Bermuda, Old. Wyanoke, Fl. L..
Richardson, Traveller. Arrived out: Otty of
London, Galatia. Sermotun. Germanic. Patriot.
Queen Eleanor.
ScHIEpAM, April 1s.-Salled: On the seven
teenth bark Wilhelm ma for Pensacola.
CErTE. April 1s.-Arrived: On the twelfth.
BARK Runneberg from Charleston.
ROTTERDAM, April l9.-Arriyed: On the seven
teepth, bark Stanley from Wilmington. N. O.
LIVERPOOL, April 10 Arrived: On the eigh-
teentn, bark Caprera from Darien. Ga.
PLYMOUTH, April 10. Arrived: On the eigh-
teenth, bark Maggie from Bull river.
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sacks POTATOES Lanaux 4 Sons--i3 bills potatoes to
b Cazentre-ss eaoks potatoes TO Roman & Otis-2
sacks wool bales moss P Casse-l sacks wool to
Maspero &co--t do VIM Mehle--1 bdl hides BEEF
sundries to order--Total VI hhds sngar
WASH NGTON-Per steamer Ollie B.5l bales OF
cotton to Jno Phelps &co-7 do Male Cammack-
wejs koo-f Jurey Gillis-3e II q O Newmsn-3
Jno T Hardie &co-l23a sacks cotton seed Cot-
ton Seed Associstion-76s do Jno Phelps &oo-l bale
moss P Casse-sundres to order-Total l0l baies Oh
cotton 1000 sacks cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Martha-in SACKS
peas b nj Ssrvat-s bills sugar Richard MtlHken-e5
aecke onions j Alfonso 10 do to J Abadie-43 do
G Casanovs-a0 sacks potatoes Estopinal-i1 do
Il Cazentre-supdres TO order-Totai bbls sugar
DONALDSONvILLE Per steamer Rene Mac
readv-q6 bbls potatoes to s Meyers-ts bbls onions
Greenwood-l do - bbls potatoes to Lanaux d.
sons-io do I MITCHELL e GIoss-1s do bhls
do Iacoste-sundries to order
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FROM THE PASSES.

PORT EADs, April 10, Noon.-Wind southeast
and fresh.
Arrived British steamship North Tyne.
Grant master. 20 days from Palermo, to cochran
4 Oazeres,
German chip Constantia. Kuehlken master,
Sc days from LIVERPOOL, to master.
Steamship Ellie Knight. Mckay master. at b.
M. from Florida ports. to l. X. Roberts. :,
Sailed Bark st. Patrick. for Rouen and
schooner Johnny Woodvllle for Ruatan.
6p- m.-Wind southeast, weather stormy.
90 days from Rio de Janeiro. to master.
No departures.
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Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

April $50 bales cotton to Allen, West Bush
do o Thomas &co-5 Walden, Hawkins & Roberts
~ Jurey e. Gillis-220 pkgs beer to Geo Yalets-l20
bbls lime s Jamison-i20 do L M Gex-623 sacks of
peas w H Mathews & Bro--6oa do Dean. Ewing 600
/ car cattle VIM Latimer-l do 9 A Combs-l do to
Stsllirg-57 pkgs mdse 9 Morris-sO boxes tobacco
~ do L L Marsales--35 to order-50 W Van enthuy-
sen-4o Hernsheim e. Bro-40 nj Mayer-sundry
Schwabacher g. Hirsch--5s pkgs mdse Moody L. ia.
mison--75 ok re snuff Schmidt e. Ziegler-5 bbs of
whisky II K ost-6 pkgs mdse E Others do l. Ly
ons-l to Hart &oo-sundries to order-Totsl 50
hales pOttDu
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LIN u.

AAieN&k The steamship
CHANCEEL0W,
Valiant commander.
will sail on or about April 80 1880. from heg
wharf. front of Jackson Square.
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 Mississippi at all hmea
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE.
de2o 1y 1876 Graver street. ND stairs.
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Inn ports.

HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PORTS-Per steam
ship Morgan-From Havana, 633 hhds sugar Agar &
Lelong-55 bbls ppeappes Fl @ Thomas-4000 cigars
Nj Payro 14< crates tomatoes Glover a. Odendhal-
% do Post & Son-i9o do pkgs cigars K Russ
from Key west. bales bags w w Fl Stead
suntries 10 order from Cedar Keys
ROTTERDAM-Per bark Condor-,o Ia pipes of
gin 80 l-s do 90 do 10 liquors so of
cheese to J Il Brulatour-1 case mdse to Stern n
Frank l-23ls old rails and pcs of rals to order
PORT SPAIN-Per bark GLEN Holt-500 tons as
phalt to order
RUATAN-Per schr Jos p Macheca-1500 COCOA
nuts 1902 bunches bananas $50 pneappes $500 plan.
tains to j Macheca
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HEn FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO VII
sSSasaiE026 Galveston The iron steamer
n. G.. HARRIS

Will sail from Morgan City
SUNDAY, April 1s,
Freight for Brownsville Is per cent off tariff
except grain. which ls at special rate,
Through bills lading signed to all potnte
on the Houston and Texas Central and a. ri
and 8. A; ,. r., Int. and Great Northern Bali.
road. and New Orleans and Texas Railroad
Ban Antonio freights received and forwarded
road.
etc. received via Clinton or Ouero.
LighteTage to Corpus Christi and Brazos III
any at risk and expense of oonsignees.
, Freight for ell the above points received Of
the depot of MQrgans Louisiana and Texas
railroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
q. m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until D. m,
morning of departure.
Through tickets will be issued from this Office
Central Raroad on tie ng gntern sGoi Ie and
Great Northern Railroad Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
O. 4. WHITNEY Il co., Managers.
ool tt Corner Magazine and Natcni4z SITS.
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wsosaptn mt the rsw masHss.

CovINGTON-Per steamer Heroiue-t bales cot,
ton z j Cookburn-23 head sheep Aycook, Mitchell
&cn-sundr,ea IN order
PEARL RIvER-rer steamer Josephine and tow
10 cords wood to Herwig
Standardization eohr haura--95 cords wood TO or
der-6 boxes eggs ooops poultry l hide empty
bbls bbls potatoes Cousley-2j head hogs deer
coop poultry i Kernen
Pearl River-Per eohr yina-25 cords wood 10 bbls
tar 3 bbs old iron hide pkg eggs to order
Jordan River-Per sohr La BietOnne-25, GOO feet
lumber II Buddig
Wolf River-Per sohr Jos Amerioo-3ooo 600 feet OF
lumber to Buddig
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Gen Washington
5000 bills charcoal to order
Bay st Lous-Per Bohr Shamrook-1700 bbls char
coal to order
Handsboro Per sohr + Pcpp-35,ooo feet lumber
III Buddg
Blind River-Per schr Surprise No 5000 slaves
to order
Pasoagoula-Per sohr e Blessy 10000 feet lumber
to Buddig
Pascagoua-Per sohr Annette-io,ooo feet lumber
to 81 Buddg
Handkerchief sohr Falster-se,O 900 feet lumber
II Buddg
Springfeld-Per sohr Surprise No SO crds wood
TO order
Frenier-Per sloop Lookous-Csrgo of oabbages
to order
Frenier-Per soop Innooent-Cargo of oabbages
to order
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Rsssipts ut the old Basin.

Pascagoula-Per sohr Walter Denny-4s,o00 feet
lumber to order
Ocean Springs-Per sohr Esperanga 1900 bbls OF
charcoal to order
Pascagoula-Per schr Lagrange--i7oo bis charcoal
TO order
Pasoagoula-Per sohr Rover-140o bbls potatoes to
order
Bayou Laoombe-Per sohr Hattie MY cords of
wood TO order
Tangipahoa- sohr Susanna-30 cords wood to
order
Mandeville-Per schr Vaudeville 900 bbls char
coal to order
Pearl River-Per eohr Adde Eads-35,00o feet Of
lumber to Phil Orr
Tansi pahoa-Per schr Dan b Castle--ao cords Of
wood to order
Tohefunota River-Per scbr Dorio and Doria-e5o
bbls sand L M Gex
Blind Rver-Per sohr Kemp-1s,ooo slaves to
order
order
Bay st Lcuis-Psr sohr Elba-a7.Q0 feet lumber
LHote &oo
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Exchange Clippings.

Cincinnati Gazette. April III:
The Guiding Star. leaving for New orleans
this evening. has nearly all her ststerooms en-
gagged by parties representing sections OF the
East end North. who have heard Of her extra
ordinary 1erits as an excursion steamer. She
has ma hersak famous In single season by
publJvfnrs to the world that she is Just what
thsnca .helre seeker desires.
Il. v.aun :, ID Absolute will command the tow
whitley. Garrett. and not Capt. Phil Anschutz.
uosmphis Avalanche. April IS:
Vine Charles Morgan passed down for New
cleans yesterday evening loaded fat She
.sdded here sos barrels oil. 1870 sacks oil meal
200 empty bal res. 81 sacks peas and 100 barrels
lime.
The bank at Star landing has cayed badly for
distance of 100 yards In the past week, The
-FOUR large cottonwood trees on the landing
have been cut down for fear that they would
fall upon some boat.
special Telexrams.
ST., LOUIS. April is.-No damage Is reporte
on the rivers from the terrific storm last night.
Arrived: Yeager. Koun'Z. Future City and
FiekEburg. Departed: Norton and Colorado
The pros poet l. bad for raising the Belle of
Shreye sort. There are Is feet of water on her
deck asGsrn. and 1t is hard work recovering
the cargo The boats bring Ii TO ST. Louis. The
Frank Is getting large cargo
: RoDNEY. Miss. April 19-The weather is
par liz cloudy and c .olsr. The river is falling.
An other heavy rain fellthis morning. Passed
up: j. Sharp Mcdonald at a. M. Natchez al $3.50
a. M. Laur q Z. Davis at noon. Commonwealth
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xAle4& CHRISTI - Steamers leaving Morgan
Oity on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS con.
meet at Galveston with the Norfolk.
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RIVER NEWS.
oyFIOH NEW ORLEANS pNMoCRAT,
Tuesday, April 20. 1856.

Tuesday, April TO- 1851. T,
Arrivals.
See marine column
Departures.
Isabel, Belle, Whisper, Y. j. Gay, \. Is. NJ;
Eehlor, John Meana and harges, Port RAGS ana
barges. Joseph h. Williams.
stage OF the Rivers.
Daily telegraphio report OF the stage OF Watei
n various points. with changes. La the "a hours
ending yesterday at y, N.
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MORaANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

April 1o-s bales moss to Odell-6 sacks wool to
John Calder ht bales NOES bags rags G Landry
pkgs eggs J Nelson &co-1 do Beer &oo-snd
sundries to order
From Clinton-Per steamship st Msry-20 bales
cotton Gumbel-2p do So bales hides 10 bales age
3 bales paper stock SKIS do to @ A Whitney &co-6
bales rags NJ Schwartz & Bro-sundries to order-To.
tai 20 hsles cotton
From Galveston-Per steamship ST Mary-15 head
cattle to Aycook. Mitchell &eo-sundries to order
From mdisnola-Per steamship st Mary-3 bales
cotton II Danneel &co-15 bales hides 81 bds hides
bdls skins 60 racks wool to 9 Whitney &oo-l4
do @, st L & N RR-sundries TO order Total 3
hales cotton
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Rxp0Fta.

LIvERPOOL-Per bark Adept-4o1t bales cotton
900 ssoks oilcake 5000 pos slaves
BARCELONA-Pe bark Tita-lo96 bales cotton
e5 racks lard leo cans lard
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sTEAMHoATa.


FED River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
FORMATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS PA.
OIF1O RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills OF lading and through passen.
ger tickets TO all landings on Red river and al
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
if-% : FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER.
.Ak!sFs - SON.. Hot Springs, and ell landings
on Bed River and railway stations
FOR SHREVEPORT.
silver City, NJ N. Wood master.
Leaves WEDN ESDAY, April 81, at .. m.
No whsrfbOat charges, draYaRe or com mission
will be charged at mouth Of Red Rlyer, Bayou
Sara, or at New Orleans In forwarding freigh
consigned to the company by bill OF lading.
For freight or passage, apply on board Of the
boats or at the Office Of the eompany No, 40
S&aTWR s JofdE 'os af a A 3 HE President
',i a4 o LORD { M fG5f II AGENTS,
WEEKLY RED RIVER PAOKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at s .. M
IT, n FOR GRAND lCORE: ALExAN
A dria az. Egg Bend; Norm,an'g 3, Barbi \,
JESSE. K BELL,
R. Htnnott master. g. O. Hamilton clerk,
Will leave as above. For freight or passage
~ Il. W. ADAMS, IL Commercial Place.
P.S.-No wharfboat charges, or commission,
will be charged at mouth OF Red river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
boat or agent. jeS
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STEAMBOATS,.

Fred Blanks Blanks, from Ouachita City
Belle Blanchard from Bayou Latourohe
Whisper Comstook, from Pls quemine
Farchon, Broad, from Washington
Roht e Lee. Campbell from viokshurR
City of Augusta, Crawford. from Washington
Rene Macready, Ottendorfsr. from Donsdsonvle
Martha Bassett, from Lower Coast
Ollie b. Butler from Washington
Heroine Miller from Covington-New Rain
Josephine and barges -, from Pearl River
New Basin
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICN NEW ORLEANS DEMOOnAT, |
April 20, 1880. I
Cleared Yesterday.
Br ba, Adept, Mcpherson, for Liverpool
L La Combe &cc
sp bark Tita, Borotan. for Barcelona
ID Fatio Geo
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TEXAS.

MQR9AN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail-.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIr COMPANY.
PASSENGER ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON.
STEAMERS LEAVE MONDAY, TUESDAY
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat, foot
st. Ann street, a. Z a. M. reaching Morgan Gifv
ct IL m, there connecting with steamers plying
from Morgan City, In connection with Morgan'a
Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
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aT. LOUIE.
TECHE ANB ATCHAFALAYA.

INDEPENDENT oPELoUsAs PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, April a, at o, m,
~ =. FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU
Vile and ali landings on the Atcha-
fslaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The light
draft passenger steamer
OLLIE H..
I'm place Of the City Of Augusta.)
T. @. Butler n aster.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board. or 70
GEORGE d. HITE. 142 Gravier street,
LORD b MoPEAKE. 122 Gravier street.
VIII give through bills ading to BAYOU Boeuf
and connects with the Della NO Q for Bayou des
dlaizes. Freight taken at three-auarter card
rates. apo
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Arrived.

Steamship Ellie Knight, Mckay. from Havana via
Florida Ports TO | X Roberts-lst dis ~
Br steamahip North Tyne, Grant from Palermo, TO
Cochran g. Cazeres-2d die
Ger ship Copstantia Kuehlken, ST days from Liver
pool to Stockmeyer &co-4th dis
Ger orig Picolet Berg 81 days from Rio Janeiro, to
T W Downe &co-ist dis
Schr Santo Oteri PiV zati, from Kingston. JAM, to
Oteri & Bro-Pic Tier
Sohr Eta A Sylvester. johnson, from Ruatan to
S 0teri & Bro-Pic Tier
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-12-04
An Alderman's Great Sorrow.

There is an alderman in Detroit who
knows bale Of hay when he sees it as
we'll as any man living. He was passing
up Michigan avenue the other day,
when he came across q small group OF
friends. They had perhaps been wait
ing for him, knowing that he would
pass that way about that hour. They
were standing near bale ofhay marked
''2l0 pounds" and beside the bale
stood fat chested, slim wasted, con-
sumptive-looking youth of twenty sum-
mers, who kept saying he would
shoulder the bale or die in the attempt.
GIVE bet ten dollars that he can't,
remarked one OF the group to the alder
man. as he came to halt.
"Why, he m st be fool" replied
the Off oial, as he looked from the man
to the hay.
81 can t,eh?" queried the consumptive.
you dasn't put up TN dollars that l
can't shoulder this ere hay aud carry it
across the street and back"
Nothing but chalE-.lghtnlng could
have beat the movements of that alder
man in pulling out an "X" and placing
it in The hands Of stakeholder. When
all was ready the consumptive shout
dered the bale and took his walk. The
end of the alderman's tongue was in
sight, and his eyes could have been step
ped on as the dying youth returned to
the curb, dropped the bale and took the
money.
"Lemme see that hay!" whispered
the official as consciousness finally re-
turned.
He walked up to the bale, gave it a
heave, and it went rolling over. Then
he picked it up and hefted it, got red
clear back to the collar button, and
walked off without q word. The con-
sumptive was only half day fixing up
the sham bale with sticks and papers
and little hay, and ten dollars is god
pay for half days work.-DetroI Free
Press.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-12-04
Healing the Sick by Prayer.

The work of healing the sick by
prayer goes on apace al the Faith Home
II Springfield, Mass. The Republican
Of that city states that there have been
eighteen patients at the homo during the
summer, and all have gone away. it is
claimed, either cured or greatly bene
flied. Among the most remarkable
patients of the summer was Mrs G. r.
Russell, OF Montague, who was cured Of
5 veral affections, especially OF palsy,
though since her return home she has
caught cold and her head has begun
shaking again. Mrs. Clara Nj Graw, Of
Boston, was cured of nervous disease,
aud after her departure was attack ed
with dyspepsia. She wrote to the home
asking for prayer, which was faithfully
offered, and soon after she wrote tha,
she was entirely cured without the use
OF medicine. One patient left the house
before the Sisters Of Faith thought her
cured, and soon after began taking medi-
cine, and is now dead. The bedridden
M ISIS Lizzie 0. Smith, of Willimantic.
Conn, who has been unable to lift her
head from the pillow for many years,
stayed with Sisters Orpha and Rosa
long enough to be greatly improved,
being able, when she left, to sit up in
bed every other day. The sisters think
that she might have been made well had
she used more faith, but she would only
exercise faith up to the point of i'm
provement, and seemed unable to expect
the Lord to work a perfect cure. Nc
charge whatever is made for guests, the
sisters trusting to protection from i'm
posture to the spirit of the Lord, which
always tells them whom to take. They
use no medicines whatever, and regard
ali their cures as miracles, wrought by
the same power as was given the apos.
ties. Prayer and amounting with oil are
their on y methods.