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g whitney koo-3 boxes bacon . firkins butter to
Zuberbier & Behan--sundros 10 order

m0moRanAa.
Tho bark James II Ward. from Wilmington for
Pensacola before reported condemned at q assau,
was to be sold MarCh II.
London, March Q3--The Nor bark Caspari. Fslok,
from Naw Oreans for Queenstown. which pnt into
Flores February 10 In distress. has been condemned
and sold.
comparative statement Of ses-g going vessels
In the port of New Orleans. made up to March 70.
1885, shows thAt there were 10 steamships 10 ships
II barks, briggs and sChOOners. At the same data
last year there were Is steamships, % ships. 40
barks, brig and soho0ners.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York March 0,--Cleared for New Orleans. Br
steamship Amaryliis, BlAgburn.
fUkaINN rOKTy.
lBy Gable 10 the N. 7. Herald.l
Liverpool. Maroh 0a--Arrived from New Orleans
Br steamship Montreal, ThsArle.
! Genoa Mar h a--Atrived r ON New Orleans. Ita
bark Nuova Emilia Gale tina, MAnganaro.
Tarifs, March tt--Passed. 1tal bark Clementina
Porzio from New Orleans for Leghorn
Toulon, Mar h s-Arrived from Mobile Aus barh
Vice Ammira3 lio TeRethof P0fioh.
Carthagena, March ,9-Saied. Br bark White
Crest, Smith, from Newcastle for Pensacola.
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FROM THE PASSES.

PoRT EADs. March ~. 9 .. m.-Wind southwest
and fresh.
Arrived: Steamship New York. Quick master.
at 1880 .. M. from New York. to Charles A.
Whitney Il 90.
Norwrgisn bark Borghild. Amundsen master.
from West indies. to master.
No departures.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
March 70. 1850.

March %. isso.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br steamship Statesman. Hughes for Liverpool-
Lucas Moore eco
Br steamship Agia sona Begs. for L,verpcol@
Br steamship Amazoneuse. Holgate. for Liverpool
Lucas Z Moore Eco
BIZ steamship Drumduh, Johnston. for Genos-
A K Miller eco
Hall Vaughan
Norton 4 Boil
Aus bark Filadelaa. Poldrugo, for Baroslona-
AK Miller eco
Br brig Palestine. Williams for Falmouth, for order.
Chas II Haynes
Schr Mollie Emma, Bugdahl, for Shieldsboro, Miss
Master
Schr Jos p Macheca Woodbury.. for Ruatan-
Jos Macheca
Schr Anna Kranz, Purvere for Tarra1ona-
Norton Bell
Steamship New York, Quick from New York Goth
inst, to Whitney Gco-Aiglers
Hon., to s Oteri Bod dis
sTRAMDoATB.
City Of Augusta. Crawford from Warrington
Thos Sherlock. vlrden from Cincinnati
Alvin. scovel from Lower Coaat
Reno Macready Ottendorfsr. from Donaldsonville
~ Mel O.Prv from Lower Coast
Alice from Hope villa-New Basin
Exports.
GENoA-Per steamship Drumdu6-H,949 bushels
corn in bulk 2a00 empty grain bags
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Amazoneuse-f9o0
bales cotton 67aa sacks oloake 40 l7-56 bushels
corn In bulk
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship AgiA SofA-6o66
hAea cotton al sacks olcake $50 Sc bushels Of
cern in bulk
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship StAtesman-I6sl
bales cotton 600 bushels il bulk 65ss sacks Of
cilcAke
UNKIRK.Per bark Lois-.44. AZ Y $ hashsla
corn II bulk 2ael sacks corn (ssso buahslsl
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LIvnRPOOL.
HARRISON LINE,

S01&R The steamship
EOIATOR,
Hanney, Commander.
will sail onsor about March is. 1850, from hee
wharf foot OF MOntegut street. 7
viii receive cotton and sign through bin q
lading for the Continent. between HavrO and
Oronstadt.
These steamships, being OF light draft. VIII
cross the bar OF the Mississippi ct au tins
without detention. -
For freight apply to
LUCAS u. MOOR1.
6e2o " 1os drayler street 10 stairs.
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Rr0VLAR PACKETS ron TUEf
ST. LOUIS. Marc
10 tho River Editor Of the Democrat:


TO the River Editor OF the Democrat:
~. -o..har i. varv warm ana nleaaant IN
Inc WeaLneE - VIZ VIII M to- E IA san 10, y.
nis , locay .arSan and eId. The BIRDS arc
coming back 70 tnesr iayOEts Snr Snu nd
da The fsrmer Is repairing his fences and
clearing up bic ground. putting 10 order his
pisnsinx his sprins crops. and ss tie promise
" ao14oHIns .sv 'l an encnmrarinu condition
"a thar1C sret for renewed energy for the
c0ane - Se sss a. ramnnarative fsnre for the
so atSon SU ar ~ "a nav iii look FOR m nm
pIOuucoIs: nv Wal x Iii nrnancta ~ thia
usaay ya1au IN n tina Ohio ana Misss
s sann! y rsvers oo1uo1'ns Va 'A'0 o'o
ne .I9s rs nicht With ali she could take on
ersaiy INA barge: the latter she leaves at
6etcOaA rrNro 10 snlv ~ feet. ont tn Cairo Int
~ river rom Cairo 10 New Orleans The How
eEd sanki a. synsd Ia canscItv and calm aeonm.
mscsdstions. Capt James d. Pepper is an able
Sn1 rcSUarons and nonnIar career with the
Ho How especially in the way Of passengers up
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND.
ENT PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,. March u. at p. n:
FOB LIND GROVE POINT
Pleasant and all way landings on
Bayou Bartholomew-Then new pas
eenRer steamer
VIM. Wenzel master. O. q. Packard CLERK,
inRs on Black and Ouachita rivers as high as
the mouth Of Bayou Bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board or fo
W. BURL5, II Front street.
P. S.-Connects with steamer Ollie B. for
points on Upper Bayou. mh28
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LATsunCnk.


INDEPENDENT SEMI WEEKLY NEW Or
LEANS. COAST AND LAFOUROHR
Leaves every MONDAY at .. m. and FRIDAY
~ FOR " WY 4 I LANDINGS Il ON COAST
and Bayou Lafourche-The A No.
PASSENGER PACKET
Max Blanchard, Master.
John Webre and O. ]. Blanchard. Clerks.
Will esXs X 5aRsovs ae
For freight or passage apply Qnboard Or 70
8. HENO. 10 CONT ct.
p. g. Goes through to LockDort on the
Thursday trip. "
BEMl.WEEKLY XXXA Agyrp AND BAYOU LA.
Leaves every To E6DAY ut 8 p.m.. and SATUR.
DAY ut 10 o. n.
The A H,1Rs ss'sssne ssB Bssetet
p, A. Charlet master.
Edw Nicolle. and ]. W. La9roue. clerks.
every MONDAY and THURbDAY In daylight.
For freight or passage apply On RoaEd Or TO
los Decatur, near Ct, Louis street,
p, H.-Has clerk on the landing during the
day, at the head Of Bienville street. to receive
freight. noi2 6m
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RIVER NEWS.
OxXIO1 NEW OHLEANn DMMOUHAr,
Sunday. March 10. 1850.
ARF1yAln.
Departures.

See marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Alvin, Rene Macroady, y. W
Cannon. Assumption. Natchez. Charles Morgan
Qommonwaalth y. TX. Peck. Yazoo Valley, j. III.
Hanna. j. X. Bell. VIM. Pagan. Port EadB and
bargeS.
stage " the Rivers.
Daily telegrAphio report OF tho stage OF water
As Various points. with chanQes. In the a hourf
0ndinx yesterday Ut DIM.
NMM4H. - AhnvA lnW <-.
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neess,ts at the Nsw BASIN.

HOPE vILLA-Por steamer Ace--3 bAles moss
Forchcimer Bros-5 boxes eggs bdi hides II Got.
tam kco-3 boxes eggs Dbl sugar Babin-l box
mdse A Billet-2 boilers steam drums TO 4 j
ORouke -s cords wood 200 shingles SO Goa feet Of
lumber Muncy Marcy-sundr,ea 10 order
Jordan River--Per schr Bretonne RS 900 feet OF
lumber TO n Buddig
Pesri River-Per schr Moneta -35, 900 feet lumber
to J w Adams
PascagOulA-rer schr Annette-A0 COO feet lumber
Buddi9
Pearl River-Per sohr 7 ] Emler cords wood
70 order
Blind River-Psr schr Two Frisnds-5o crds wood
70 order
Tangipahoa Per schr Ann MoGuinn-6oo bbls Of
shells to order
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msoslpts 1t the Old 0asln.

Wolf Rivor--Per sohr Jos Americo-40,0 900 feet Of
lumber 10 order
IA Pasca goula Per schr Walter Denny-4o 900 feet
lumber TO ii Buddig
Blind River-Per schr Rosa-35 cords wood to 81
Levy
bayou Laoombe-Per schr Geo Colmar-40 cords
wood TO order
Bayou Lacombe--Pcr sehrJoscphine- 600 bricks
to order
TohsfunctA River-Per schr Victoria No 2-ls
cords wood to order
Mandevil -Per schr L'Eclair-35 cords wood to
order
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Y0VI nACON ANN TENsAs.

BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
rENsAs AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March 81: at 10 9. 70:
/, ~ FOB FLOYD, DELHI, WARSAW,
WestWood. Eureka, Mound Bayou
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-The hne passenger steamer
I. Y. Cooley master. Thoe Knee clerk,
viii leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
Wy " DBRffTON 4 EPPLER, 1s2 Gravier ct.
de2o LORD b MOPEAKE. 122 9rAvier street
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NEW oRLEANa AND MOBILE RAILROAD.

March 1870 boxes tobacco to W r Irby-s boxes
mdse Ed Heath-l0 boxes bacon to Nelson &co-7
pkgs mdse to Horter & Fenner-l5 boxes tobacco to
Wackerbarth Joseph-20 pk9s mdse NJ w Smith
60 pkgs butter Burke & ThompsoD-l75 sacks peas
White 4 Byrne-25u empty pals Mofat jaeger
pkgs mdse L Boyd-o0 do Staufer, MaCready Il
COL car cattle Aycock. Mitchell &oo-l do M w
Geo Yalets-6s5 sacks peas Bank Of the State Of
Georgia-jc0 racks guano n Ames-sundry mdse
H Haller-4 bbls whisky Trem0ulet-l0 do to 7
Gotham Aoo-s0 pkgs butter Flashpoller-260
bdls paper bsgs n McGraw-3 bbls sausage Il Do
herty-i00 boxes tobacco II Hudgins koo-l5 do
Mayer Bros-2 Wsckerbarth l. Joseph 20 T. Hart
Aoo-G5 Thos simms Levy-6l to order-5lo do IS
bales cotton Allen, West Bush-2 do Richardson
q May-3 Gardner 4 Oopp-l06 to orders Frank
enbush & Boriand-and sondries to order-TotAl 160
bales cotton
MORCaAN'H LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 60.
March 27-6 hhds sugar to G n Sevin-6 do to
molasses w Burbridge Aco-l do hid sugar to
Robert Hare T. Son. pkgs eggs Terrebonne-la
bales moss G A Vincent-13 dry hides Il Gotham
GcO-a bales moss IL hf do OdelI-2 hf do bales
moss Lacassagne-2 do j NelsOn k00-4 pkgs eggs
RykosH Il Manade g do J Walsh L Surle &cn
81 sacks rough rice Foerster's Rice Mi-sundries 70
orderTotA ~ hhds sugar 200 bbls moasses 80 sacks
rough r-ce
From CIinton-Per steamship Josephine-10 bales
dry hides It's bales cotton = Whitney &co-36 dc
Jno Hardie &co-2 Kirkpatrick Lc0 -sundries r.
order-Totsl 2l6 bales cotton
From Fulton and Corpus Christi-Per steamship
Aransas-63 bAles dry hides 1904 boxes beef bdii
ca skins 800 bds wet salt hides 1884 bales goat skim
bales deer skins u bdls sheep akins box horns +
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<kH FOR BRAZOg SANTIAGO vi
5 G0alveston-The iron steamer
4. q. HARRIS
Will sail from Morgan City

Freight for Brownsville Is per cent of tariff.
except grain. which ig at special rate.
Through bills lading signed to all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and d. ID.
and s. A. \. r., Int and Crest Northern Rail.
road. and New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
Ban Antonio frelRhtg received and forwarded
via Clinton and GAL. Il. and San Antonio Rail.
road.
Frelghts TOR Gonzales. Hallettsvllle. Rancho,
etc, received via Clinton or Cuero.
Li9hl0rago to Corpus Christi and Brazos III
any Of risk and expense Of consignees.
Freight for oil the above points received al
the depot OF Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad. foot Of Lafayette street. daily until
p. m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until D. m,
at agents ofhce. or at the ferry landing. on
morning Of departure
70 the principal points on the Houston, Texas
Central Railroad. on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
O. A. WHITNEY CO., Managers,
oc1 x Corner Magazine and Natcn-z SITS.
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WHITE STAB LINE.

1873. FAN 4 Winter Arrnn4Oment-1000
TRI.WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET TO
BAYOU dOULA AND BEN TUREAUD.
M THE FINE AND FAST PA6SEN.
ger steamer
J. A. Oomstock master. Geo. N. Woods clerk,
Leaves EVERY MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
Gouls. returning down the coast on alternate
days.
s.. HEN0, 20 Cont street.
A clerk will be found daily at the head Of
Bienville street to receive freight oc76 q
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOURAT, SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1880

BARCELOWA--Per bark Filadclns-ess bales Of
cotten "a 6t0 pos slaves
pcs slaves .
corn III bulk
RrJATAN-Per sobr Jos Macbeoa-95 bbls -four
10 hit do nj bhls pork 80 pkgs sundriea
FALMOUUTH-Per brig Palestne--4l25 SACKS
oiloake
SHIELDSEOROuGH-ps eotr Motle Emma
20 bbs -four $50 SACKS corn 40 sacks bran 40 sacks q
cotton seed meal IL sacks ootfoe pkgs sundries
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Renoxpts by railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
KATIn0AD.

March aT-7s car loads. - fcilows-7o3 bale, OF
cotton to ordor-232 do Meyer, Weis &co Ut Bick.
nam Moore-7p Nalle 4 Cammack-ss to Lehman
Abraham Aoo-25 TO Lehman, Abraham &oo-aa to
8 Gnmbel-l7 Newman-i7 3 Q Thomas Zoo
10 Walden. HAwk ins 4 RObcrts-l3 JnO Il Hardie Il
co-i2 ChaHs Hamilton 4 Powell--'l Allen. West u
Bush-ia Warren Atkinscn-s Norwood Rich
e. Cops T A Gleason-8 to j Ferguson &ce-d
Payne Kennedy kSo--a L Airey koo--2 HAr.
ris koo--2 Britton T. May son-l Richardson 4 May
Sims, Billnp. Zoo Allison &oo-l 70 Keffer Z
2 do Aycook. Mitchell &co-l car poultry and eggs
Miller 4 Msyer-5ss sacks peas TO Denton &co-iAo
pkRs beer Zeigler-5o bbls highwt' 90 Dreyfas l.
oo-abo1es mase Mario pkgs mdse B + Cor
Lum koo-i pkgs mdse NJ Lion-l do to A Weil-i2
boxes tobacco A Jaurry-9 Dkgs mdse Offner-4 do
Booth-soo pkgs beer Hollander-s bales domes-
ito H PArlange- rolls leather Wente'er 4 Ricks-
y boxes mdse M Norman car boz stuff N 4 N
R-l4 boxes eggs 10 bills apples @ w Dawson eco
$50 boxes bitters Schmidt 4 Zieg' er-00 bbs whisky
Herrmann-a5 dor brooms M Dowling-s frkins
buttar w g Lyon Aco-7 pkgs butter " hbls dried
apples 100 boxes cheese II Lawrence Aoo-2o pkgs
lard John Norten--30 casks bottled beer John
Moore ir-25 bbls highwiDes q Doyle-i5 tubs but
ter bbts hams Miller, Grigsby koo-l coop poultry
Gotham Coos pkgs butter I tierce lard Smith
Bros Ano-lo tieroes hams 50 boxes cheese Tubs Of
bu ter vose Bros-2oO bbls h0ur 80 boxes cheese to
M Cl0skey Z Henderson, boxes mdse N Apple
gate--l do w Shepard &oo-sundry mdse N U T.
K r Co-4ts SACKS oilcake Anderson & Simpson
boxes hats Abes-lse pkRs beer b Redwits-9
cases shoes Henry &oo-9 boxes drugs bbls whis.
Ky l L Lyons-42O sacks peas A A Greenwood-25
pails candy T + Whites boxes hats M Loeb Zoo
Ito bbls oil J Scott-25 bales domestic West il
boxes hats A & l. Levy 90 dog broom to Flash.
Preston Zoos dry hides se bds hides to Kusbel 4
Raquet-l5 bbls butter g Corral &oo-1t pkgs fur
niture L Fl Christian-l2 pkgs butter Clark a. Mead.
er-l stock Brown. Isaacs &co-29 pkRs groceries
AAQM, u A-and sundries to ordor-Total 1894
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DWER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. N, and SATURDAY Up. m.
FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTE
ala. Hache, Greenwood Plantation.
Terre aux Boeuf, and all plantation
landinRs-The new, fine and fast steamer
EN- "A IRVINE,
IA Rniz master. Z. 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-
II atrnAt. an11
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CINCINNAT,-per steamer Thos Sherlock
buggy to J A Aiken--% pkRs mdse M II Appiegate-.
8 do A Baldwin &co-6 barrett Weiman-p Dds OF
whisky Barstow e. Deeves--2 hhds tobacco Beadles,
Wood &co--20 D Berlin-i5 do i BlessiDg do
Bodlsy Bros--21O sacks oats @ Il Buddegke son
sumdry mdse Burerdes Co. rho I'M" ~1ne u
bbls oil J q CLARK loco sacks cotton seed meal %
John Calder bbls whisky TO Conery 4 Son-s5o
bbs pork ~ pkss butter Hels 90
bbs POTATOES sss sacks oats Wallaoo FAirohild Eco
bbls whisky hf do n bxs bottles g Finlay Eco
oos o. f1 tlsrcs. Nam. M asoss ~. Howard
Flower--ls boxes bacon Fowler Bros--ss pkRs mdse
Mrs John Gauche-b pkgs eggs ~ saoks osg a., 20
dermann--4 bbls vinegar W Hart-5o pkRs mdse to
Hartwell u Chambers safe HassinRer--1 box O.
mdse Hirsoh, Adler &co-i3 stoves II Haler.l0oS
wave pkgs mdse r Johnston bids tobacco Kirk.
patrick Aoo-9 pkgs meat a5 bbls hominy sol npi u
oornmeal H Lawrencs 10000 saoks oats 70 d 4
Lawler--4 bugsies Leonard Il Maxwell--N pkRs OF
mdse Levi &oo-7 buggies A Lum &co-lo pkgs
md.c sol Lion &co-,sv Pkg md: 49, Lyans m
~. Rro-s boxes err. Never ir-isp bbis meal
Miller Grigsby koO--55 boxes eggs 66a bbls potatoes
Miller Meyer---i69s sacks corn John Moore, jr-
pkgs ndss Hsvrae DO Cotton na, usse a a.
Pablo--ia7 sacks bran Perdreanville 6oo-sss SACKS
oats M bbls -four I Prndhomme-2s boxes mdse to
Reder &oo-ea bdl. iron heynolds Iron r%1 o.
bbls whisky y Roder-i4a sacks oats N a hogers y
CO., iron safe Roy10o boxes bitters 10 bills wine
sSs SACKS oats % bbs pork sohvabaoher H,rson--
snndry mdse Schwartz Aoo-do Staut1er. MncreA-
dy Aco--,o pkgs mdse W Shepard &co-~so boxes
a pkss mdse ) Thompson Brc-'95 sacks bran TO
Warm 4 Mortimer-44 pkgs mdse M Well oask
bans 81, SACKS oats Jos West Aoo-ao bbls wine to
whisky and suudry mdso N o 4 II y T Coils bales
rottnp j Cook bnrn--lO do Allen. Nugent kco-7 to
b Newman Aoo-3 Airev Acc-l5 Jno Chaae
r.rst
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RAuxoAps..
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, SPANISH EoRr AND /
Lake Railroad COMPANY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, SPANISH FoHr AND
AN AND AFTER NANCE ,sao TRArNn
- will leave the Depot. corner OF Canal and
o'clock. and the rate will be as follows:
hound trip to me LAKE and return. 70 cents
ASouno LID. cuNuloA UotWeon anu IL
years: ~ cents
Family tickets, g round trips. :....:... -
FamilX nalf.tickets % round trips.
Children under yeare FREQ
MIG parties s sI Schools che q ,..,.
to be run during or after regular hourg
7. y; WILLIAMS.
INNS In 4eneral Manaee1:
NEW oRLh lASs1 AMP h 4 81 q4s R1ILRoAD
THE sHo1TEST Ro1Tt IA kAsrunn
ONLY LIME wYrH n0fihrr NAVY nan.
01sAA A4A1s@ aMGn m IKE 0A1AA
~ AVA aStor 6nwd.x Ncronnhor 90 t-~sra
M s ~ s. nnd i.1re cr ~
VII HIL1v0 sno leave ooDot' 10ot u VanA sxese
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BAYeU SARA.
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
PACKET,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY

FOB B1Y6R SARA, WATERLOO.
Reugs ana P foq, insey extenai 0e
the Saturday trip to New Texas and Raccourc
Tho fast and splendid PASSENGER steamer
JOHN w. CANNON,
John O. Libano master. J. Il. Mossop clerk.
Clinton and Woodville freights shipped We'd
ne6day reach their destination Friday even.
Ing,
Clinton and Woodville freights shipped Hatur.
day reach their destination Monday evening.
For freight or passaGe apply on board or to
GEO. ID, HITE, 1A2 aravier street.
BRITTON d EPPLER. 1872 Gravier street
LORD d MCPEAKE. 122 Gravier street.
au99 O. a. WAYNE 81 1rayisr street.
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OPELOUsAo.

INDEPENDENT OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves ~ Fo ss WAusH metS1 81 oRPELou
la4SHfS1s sas Port Barre, 6lmmsport. Church
ville and all landings on the coast,
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableau-Tne
light draft passenger steamer
CITY OF AU6UoTAs
VIM, Crawford master. A. Meynter. 6r.. clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
GEORGE D. HITE. 142 Gravier street.
LORD MCPEAKE. 122 Gravier street.
Freight taken as cheap as by any boat In the
trade.
mh10
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Rs0~Iuts ~ Produce.

Imports.
NEW YORK - Per steamship New York -
Assorted mds0
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TEXAS.

FENA FOB INDIANOLA AND CORPUS
4 xAlxoeG Chrlstl = Steamers leaving Morgan
City on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
connect at Galveston With the Norfolk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-14

TARRY NoT-Until you are driven to the
verge of distraction by disordered liver,
but as soon as the organ turns mutinous,
discipline il with course Of Hostetter' s
Stomach bitters, an anti.bi.lous medicine
which ensures active secretion by the liver
and regular habit Of body Pains through
the right shoulder.blade and ribs, vertigo,
nausea, coating OF the tongue, constipation
aud sick headaches, which are all inciden.
tai 10 biiliousness, are promptly remedied
by this active and thorough specific. As q
remedy for debility it cannot be surpassed
Strengthening the stomach and promoting
digestion, enriching the blood and in.
MIGRATING the nerves. 1t protects the sys.
TEN against malaria, and cures the disease
in il, various forms radlcally--it overcomes
a tendency to rheumatism, remedies disor.
dcrs Of the Kidneys and bladder, and expels
impurities from the circulation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-14
ARRIVED.
GENERAL NEWS

Cant Rees Duoan bos rcturned N 81
Toris
The Citv Of Alton is dine TODAY for New
Orleans
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The D. w Gan passed Evansville sunday
with four barges IL tow and caoln full OF
people
The Belle Of the Coast new boat
built at Louisville, left that port Sunday
for New Orleans.
Mood Bowen second clerk of the Golden
Crown, Is IN the office of the Golden Rule
this trip, Al. SLiukle being on the sick list.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-14

BRONCHITIS, premonitor Of con-
sumption, is characterized 10y catarrh
or Inflammation Of the mucous mem.
brane Of the airy passages, with cough
and expectoration, short breath, hoarse.
ness, pains in the chest For all bron.
chial affections, sore throat, aphonia
or loss of voice, cough, DIR. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is a
well known curative, Price 20 cents
and 81 bottle, or six bottles for IS.
The large size is the most economical.
Prepared only 10y Dr. Swayne Il son,
Philadelphia. Sold by all prominent
druggists in Cairo and elsewhere. %
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-14
ORDINANCE No. 59.

An ordinance amending Section / Chapter Ky OF
the Revised Ordinances
Be 1t ordained by the city council of the city of
Cairo.
Sccnonl. That section of chapter Ky of the
revised ordinance be amended so rs to hereafter
read as follows:
SEC. /, No railroad company or conductor, en-.
gineer or other employe Of any railroad company,
or other person managing or controlling any loco
motive. engn,, car or train upon any railroad
track shall, within the corporate limits of the city
any such locomotive, engine car or train under
his or their charge or control upon any such rail.
road track at speed exceeding the fol owing: Pas.
senger trains al speed not 10 exceed ten miles an
hour: all other trains, cars, engines or locomo.
tives AZ speed not exceeding six miles an hour.
Approved Octobe ith, A. u. 1850
n b. THISTLEWO0D,
Attest: d. j. FOLEY Mayor
City Clerk,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-14
YOUNG SAW BONES.

Some young surgeons when accidents hap.
pen,
In order their great skill to show,
Cut the leg of close to the thigh,
When they only should cut off the toe;
Like cutting off dogs tail by the ears
Or the SHINING alive Of the frog,
II Is all very well as a surgical case,
But deviish tough on the dog,
TITS much better by far when you're
wounded,
Or have either Cut, Bruse or Burn,
To find Eclectnc OH is the very best thing,
And il won't take you long SO to learn.
--Eclectric Oil Photographer.
PAUL G. Scuuu.