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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-13
AN ACT
Z NlI.APTEi. 3O6.

To authorize the the County Com
missioner. Of Frederick County 10
refund to John Wolfe and }, Ham
i'ton Rerp, Executors of the last
Will of Mary Wolfe, deceased. any
County Taxes, paid by said Mary
Wolfe, or by her Executors upon
property not subject to taxation.
SECTION /. Be it en"cfcd ~ tie Csa'r
al Assemd'y@ Maryland, That the County
Commissioners of Ercderiek County br.
and are hereby authorized to enquire AID
ascertain if Mary Wolfe, or her Exrcu-
tors have paid any tGxes..upon property, or
investments not subject to taxat"in, ~
have paid any taxes in error, and 'sid
County Commissioners are hereby author
zcd and directed TO refund to John Wolfe
andJ Hamilton Repp, Executors of tho
last VIII of Mnry Wolfe, deceased, or levy
back TO them the amount of County taxes
paid hy her or them, upon property or in
vcstmrEts moi subject 10 taxation, or that
has been paid in error hy her or them.
SEC. 9. .Ind he II enacted, This this &C.
shall take effect from the date Of it's pas
sage.
We hereby certify, that the af"r"goir.:
is correct copy of an Act OF tbs Gcntl&.
Assembly Of Maryland, passed january
Session, 1850.
Approved April 10Th, 1880.
MILTON y. KIDD
ChiefClerk Of the House Of Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS.
May Is st.. Secretary of the Senate.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-13

THE ORR STo1f The morning sunlight
looked in through the silkcn curtains.
lighting the room with an angels smile:
suddenly cnveloring The face Of its nccu
pant witt! Il s,raAgc brightness and tnns-
forming her pale brown hair into waves of
siistcning gold SAID the sunlight. Mai
Gen, missed you from the garden where
used to find you every morning, and came
here to seek you Summer will soon be
here with her roses almost as bright as
your checks. Are you ill?' 40, no. res
pended the maiden, warming her thin,
bloodless hands in the sunbeam, "op!y
little weak; shall soon he ont in the Gar.
den to greet you-lo-mOrrow perhaps! |
was just planning how should arrange
my flowers this year, when you peeped in
Arc my lilies up YETI" Yes your lilies
are up; have just been warming them.
have tired you, said the sunlight, as he no.
ticed the YEARLY dropping eyeli.ls;' will
come again tomorrow ifyou are not in the
earLcn"-an5 silently w!sclrev. ita'jn,
". ri siHmHlf q y, ~ the gloom \
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-13
From A Distinguished Physt-
elan.

Prof Green, distinguished a!lopathic
physicion, wrote to tie Medical Rccom to
the effect that after all other means hsd
failed, be sent FIR the Kidney Cure (Safs
Kidney and Liver Curc), aud to his aston.
shment cured serious case of Brights.
Disease by administering h,and afterws.d s
f.'Iaa j. 1Ua.,,' hyatfieia. |, o;4tY GAGS,
AL = HN
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-13

HARRISBURG, Pa May 3, 50
Ed CLARION 1t being some time since
| have sent you any items, and thinking
that news from this section might he OF in.
tcrcst to some OF your readers, | " i'll now
scnd You such as comes uuGcr my obscr.
walton.
The weather here is very cold and the
spring backward. On the first day of May
the ground was. frozen hard enough to bear
up a two horse wagon. Winter wheat is a
very poor crop, being badly winter killed.
Grass looks tolerably well. We have had
considerable ram this spring and if the
weather had not been 50 cold | think the
prospects for m abundandancc of fruit
were good.
The miners strike has ended Mt last-ta-
yorabIy for the strikers They got the
prices demanded and resumed work Oh
Monday, April 26. The strike was gene.
raj throughout the mining regions in this
county. Business Of every kind was very
much effected by the strike, aud its final
settlement. WAS hailed with joy. Being
surrounded ON III sides BY the n,incs. and
.,l i,,rln.,r. ,,.,.l>rlir~ ,ri.t,,l,2ti- tl,,,u
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

BIT. CHARLES HQTEL-Thos P. Bagwell,
on 6ooke Mss oaka Uoef nnw Grk hy1
shlt shIiyer a and wife, Baltimore: John Foley.
Dreyfus. New York; II g Gaylord. b Hamill.
Ohicago: Davis Anderson; Mrs Larz Ander--
Hamilton. wife, and son.. st Louis; q r BEN
nett. wife and children. Illinois: I J Harrison.
London: Mrs Y Hebert. Miss Della Howard ST
Louis: John Pearson. Liverpool; @ Ellerbe.
VIM Relfe st Louis: q Billings, Jr. Kansas
] Ogden and wife. Mrs John Barker. Ohi-
caRo.
CITY HOTEL-John Anderson. Happy Jack,
La: q w ChArbonnet and gifs. Louisiana; r. U
Sweeney, Virginia; J. B Nelson. Newman.
Ga: J d Carr and wife, A Pipes and wife.
Morehouse parish J NJ Singleton st Louis, Mo !:
Eaton and wife. Pass Christian: Mrs Mes
lams VIM Watt. Morehouse- parish Michel
Levy and wife, Bestrop. La: Fred 9 Blanks.
washburn. Hon " r Bunckley and wife. N II
HUFF and wife. Bestrop. La; J Handy: Dr g
Ford; Morris Oberipger. Louisville. KY: NJ
Mayer. Franklin. La: Van P Winder. Rouma.
La: Isaac Wise. Abbeville. La: N B Triilece. St
Mary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22

ssa,stance Or some neIghbors, searched for
the body for several days. without success.
Thev returned home on Friday, since which
time va learn that II has been recovered
Morgan City Free Press.
The leyees near Gretna. above and below.
which. In many parts, were In such bad con-
dltipn as to create alarm. have been wei ~
pn,red In several different places, ana otnsTs'
that require it, are receiving proper attentlol,.
Tho banks In front Of the property ol ool.
Hatch, Messrs De Guy and dreter navs pstn
faced by substantial bulkheada; ana the phu
section In front of the Marcy place Is now De-
Ing made secure. 1t was Thought necessary
to build now levee at this point, and a'ew
embankment ls now In course ol eIees.oit'
which will fill the gap between the lsvees "
the Morgan and Marcy properties, Inus ON
inx a continuous straight bank. peHlh' .,sE t.t
! MorRan'a and extending short dle .ea71be be
low the Freetown ferry landlr H. lGretne
Courier.
| "A force of about 100 ec.avIets Ia workin,
On the, tWestern Louie.,ana Railroad nea
Vermllionvllle. Mr.. McOomb, president o
this road, seens determined to have tow
Of his own, having purchased tract 3
about ninety arpenta. which he has had sur
vsyed and laid OF into streets and lots. Al
avenue eighty feet wide will run through tn
centre Ut tho land, intersectng tho raiirOa
ut right angles. The passenger depot fo
both his own and the Morgan road will b
placed at this point, on the south side OF Tn
track and the freight depot on tho othe
eide. East OF the town, on land bought p
! the Morgan company, the workshops 10
both lines will be built New Iberia buga
Bowl
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
A MOOnsIllncr's Marrlako.

A remarkable wedding recently took place
at midnight when the moon sbone upon the
moonshiners In the piny woods OF North Caro-
lima. Buck Singleton, a daring and desperate
moonshiner, was the groom, and Lille La
tour, the pretty eighteen-year-o daughter
Of Morgan Latour, the King Of the Still. 4
was the bride. The course Of their true love
was ms crooked as the whisky made In their
stills. For days they were 30 closely watched
that the ceremony could rot take place
Finally. riding to the most inaccessible part
of the county. two men were stationed as
pickets and two others secured the county
for a clergyman. After riding twenty seven
miles Baptist minister was found who, after
being told that he was wanted to perform the
ceremony for dying man. went and quickly
made the twain one, for doing which he was
astonished at being slapped on the back by
the happy man, receiving $50 In gold and
'three cheers for the parson, boys"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22

TO CITY TAXPAYERS OF 1880.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE. CrrY Hal

0kfAhLMENI UF FINANCE, O1TY HALL. \
A Ii PERSONS OWING GiTY Tf2xEs \ ss9y yTok
"A the year 1880 are hereby notified that the
city will receive ton mills on account Of the tax
give credit TOR such partial payments on the tax
bills. stamping the same two. thirds tax paid
and retaining same. II the courts shall decide.
that only per cent is all that can be demanded,
these partially paid tax bills will be deliyereH
70 e the taxpayers as receipts In full. Mthey de.
naming halt Of per cent will be demanded
with interest thereon from March 81. 1880 No res
ceipts for partial payments OF taxes under t1ia
n9tce tie shsll be be considered COZ as waiver q any
mainder. Ali good citizens who desire 10 see.
the expenses Of the municipal government.
paid. including the school teachers, police. Ia.
borers r., etc. are requested to come forward and
this notice. THIS system of collection viii be-
gin On and after THURSDAY. the fifth instant,
For those who pay the fifteen mill tax the fol-
lowing rates Of cash rebate Will be allowed. VIZ
Until the fifteenth Of February per cent.
From the fifteenth Of February to the twenty.
ninth. inclusive per cent.
From the first Of March to the thirty-arst or
March. per cent.
ALE. Il. ISAAOSON,
isl ~ mfntstrat0r OF Finance
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
Belle, Max Blanchard master. Joe webre clerk.

Belle. Max Blanchard master. Joe webre clerk.
leaves to. day at T. m. -.
p s Rwxa aa s R5sseu 5cSse sfs Brown sn9
H. &. btreck clerk, leaves to-day at . q, m.
The lower coast packet Emma Irvine, ]. A.
Ruiz master. leaves tomorrow at IL q. m. Tor
The coast and Bayou Goula packet Dc smet.
Frank Ottendorfer master. leaves tomorrow at
The ooast and Lafourche packet Assumption.
J. IT. Aucoin master. leaves to- morrow atb p IN.
The United States mail packet Robert 10. Lee.
Capt. Vim. Campbell. leaves tomorrow Tor
The great Golden Cly. ono Of the best boats In
the Ohio river feet, eaves ton r. moEr9wat y 7; r..
command. Adam WaylHnd clerk.
special Te,eErams.
ST. Louis March al.-Arrived: vteksburg and
Henry Frank, The latter goes In dock and
loads In Kounts Line. A brisk week expected
dasno hs Maah usre and barxo
went down laat niaht we'll loaded, The dodsn
kule aud u. o. Stannrd went up; The Port hads
md barges and Silver and Houston cleared
Yesterday. Bam Roberts viii! pass dowa to-
Rooney. March 2t--Passed up: Paris Brown
Passed down: Gilmore and barxes at .. m. It
IS cloudy and Goolt The river yer,sa + rang ~,
q inches IN twent,, -four hours. Passed up:
UIara s. last nieht. Paesed down: John Hanna
and Ftod A. Blanks this morning.
General TeIegrRTns.
PITreBuHa March 2l.The river Is stationary
Weather clear nnd cool
CAIRo. March 2l.-Kver A feet inches. Mer-
curry 60 Arrived Golden Hule from New Or
leans at u. M. f. Q. Btanard from New Or
leans ut =. M. J. W. Garrett from ths Ohio
river ut 8. uity of areenvte from st.. Louis at 6
Departed. Houston md Silver for New Orleans
| 1T y. m. Garrett for New Orleana at midnight
Golden Hule for Cincinnati at 6.
In,tIey1IY.H Marcl, f-Htver 16 feet mol
| In the the canal and 10 feet In tho falls and
falling. Down Hehenck for Cincinnati and
New Orleans.
RT. LOUIS. March 2,.-River feet II inches
| and falling Arrived Vioksburg from Vicks
burg,
CtFurNnArr March 2i...-River 30 feet inches
and falling. Arrived; Robert Mitchell from
Now Orleans
MHarH1s, March 2l.--The river is stationary
| Arrived: J. w; Cuff from Cincinnati; De-
parted: Gold Dust for Vlcksburg. Panther and
barges for Ohio river. Belle OF Shreveport. OH
| ,; Mande and Dippold and burgess for Bt, Louis
Will Kyle for Cincinnati Mary Houston fo
| New Orleans. Weather clear md pleasant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
No. 1851.
EDWIN D. MORGAN AND JAMES. A. EAYEOR.
Trustees and Receiv ers.
vs..
THE NEW ORLEANS. TOBTLE AND TEXAS
RAILROAID COMPANY,
THE NEW ORL ,.iANs, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILHO.AD COMPANY tBuceessor).
HENRY j.. GARDNER AND PETER BUTLER.
EFT ALH.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE DE-
~ cree Of the said court. duly made md on
tered in the above entitled and numbere4 UNI cansg.
the powers contained in nortgage or deed gf
trust duly executed BY the New Orleans. Mobile
and ChatanooRa Kailroaa I Company tns pIede-
been bee duly recorded and established. In and by
e aeon sst ana Sshs bdsT
in bnk % TOR e @nhe the see
ths tweny fo aay II Apr A. 1885, 1t he
hgar Of y eak me- hs es to h hs
city Of New Orleaus, In the State Of Louisiana
all and singular the entire railroad Of the enid
of Mobile, In the state OF Alabama. and New
Orleana. In tho State OF Louisiana. and between
tho sald cities. Within the States Of Of Louisiana,
Mississippi nnd Alabama. and A!l Of the real
aud personal property Of The said eorporatlon
Of every nature and kind whatsoever described
of trust. together with all Of the rIghtA. privi-
eees. franchises. immunltles. corporate or oths
erwse. included In the same ana from whom.
soever derived. pursuant to the said deed OF
trust established In end by the decree Aforesaid,
including rights Of way lands; tracks. bridges.
rans raI az sock o. e ear
houeee. engine houses. warehouses;. freight
houses. water tanks; wood sheds. section
ture as we'll as ali Of the fuel. railroad stores
and materials on hand. owned. used or Oceus
said. railroad. Also seven thousand one hun.
dred and eighteen shares of the capital stock of
the Pontcbartran Railroad Company Of tho
eald court ,reletiys, to The said stsek, . tn
laiG' sai4 Pontehartrain r cha rain Raiiroad oompany oi
dse ~ s f. @ Th M o n9 81 bgs s
Raid decree. And also oil of the additions. ame.a
liorations. replacements In. On or to u the said
The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad.
said com plainants may have mnde as trustees
and receivers. including all OF the buildings,
works aud machinery. landings and @ appur-
tenances Of the Oreoso,e Works ut West pasch-
gonla. In the State Of Mississippi.
The said railroad Ia completed and In OPERA
tion between the cities OF Mobile, Ia the state of
bama. Mississippi and Louisiana. 70 the city Of
New Orleans. In the State OF Louisiana. being
In length 1A miles, more or less. exclusive OK
side tracks,
Terms and conditions Of sale In accordance
with the said decree. viz: Cash to the highest
bidder on the spot: but under the decree afore-
9 b sad eaa q 2, ane 9ev
| form an agreement ito be filed with the said
Master ton days prior to the saleJ may purchase
all Of the SAID property, In accordance with the
Any bidder. except the said majority OF bond
holders or their purchasing committee. Will be
required to deposit In the hands Of the said
| fnl money OF the United States, before any bid
| will be considered or IN adjudication made OF
| the said property.
made and fled in the Masters Office ten days
''''' y ''' ' EDWiN IL p. \ MoygaAN ygaa!A' and
r. a T,Rs,s1s Woof'FI,a9 sna Receivers,
mill to ap24 Special Master.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
FROM THE PASSES.

PoRT EADa. March al. p, M Barometer
10 Of. Wind east-northeast and fresh. Weather
cloudy.
Arrived: At II 40 last night, American atenm-
ship Lone Star. Quick master, FROM New York.
to o. A. Whitney Il 90.
At 4:lb u. m. American steamship Morgan.
Staples master. from Roy West to Cedar Keys.
to O. A. whitney Il 90,
British ship Iron Gross. Randall muster. 80
days from Liverpool. to master.
American ship Western Empire Lang mas
ter. 80 days from London. to muster
Sailed: Steamship Ellie Knight for Key West.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMoo1aAr, MONDAY, MARCH o. 1ssou

OdeudaAI4-llos Racks corn Howard h Tlower-pQo do
John II HABDa-1igy do 100 bbls -four Wallace, Hslf.
child koo@lO0 hf do FoCheiuer ros-10O tcs fibs VI
boxes m8At MoCl0skey H. Henderson--26 boxes eRRs
Jno Andersop--300 bbls meal h26 ss0ka corn bonWa-
baoher 4 Hirsoh-47 do ~ bales hay w II Mathews
4 Bro--452 bAles hay j Levy--2 hhds bacon Blanks
Lne--,30 pkRs whitehead G Clark os do Chas
PothofF-Q0 do q M Todd--so kegs do Forstall d Ia
rose-2D0 bbls oil J ID Fletohsrt0 oks beer Berksoh
Bros s--<2 sacks coffee to Schmidt Zieger-2S Dds
meal bbls -four hf do II 7 Gotham Ao0-3O bbis
-four Opslousas Paeket-snndriss to order
EASTON'B FEKRY-Per steamer Era No lO--2sp
bales cotton Juo ChafFe Bons-lt9 Alien. West q
Bush--5B ChafTe Hamilton e. Powell-3a Payne. Ken
nedy kOO-9a JnO Phelps AoO-12 JnO Hardle eco
y BrittOn a. Mayson--9 Graham, Black AoO--7
Cookburn-4 Lehman. Abraham &eo--5 Given
T. SON. Hammonds Gsddis &e0-A W Hawns-
Colcman--2 w THOMPSON &co-l Gardner q Copp
Male n CanmAok--is3$ sacks cotton seed q Got,
ton Seed Asspoiation-23I do Moore n oeman-- aud
Hundres TO order-TotA 54& bales s0tton 2O6s ssoks
cotton aeed
LIND GROvE--Per steamer VIM Fagsn-1sa
bslea cotton 3 w RawliDs-t64 l. Harris Aco--l 30
| T II q Forwood--70 Payne, Kennedy Aco-0d to Jno
Phelps &oo-57 Meysr, Weis &co--5t to Jno Chafte a.
Sons-5O Ksiffer Il Gardner-~J5 HRmmOnds, aaddis
| keo-33 Nalle CAmmAok--25 Jurey 0illis-lb x
Lehman, Abraham Ao0~-i0 Walden. Haw kins Fob
erts-7 Jno + Hardie Aoo--5 Allen Nugent ADo--l
II O NewmaB--i Cyrus Bussey-ai1 ssOkH tOttor
| seed q Cotton Seed Association snDdries TO orde
--T0sa Gil bales cotton Gil gRoks cotton seed
| LAUREL vALLEY--Per steamer John Wilson,
| II bbls moIasses M Walsl--6 sacks rice u Lsn
aux-a bales moss + Himel-suDdriss to order
| BAYOU HOULA--Per steamer Whjspar-~tg hhd
| sugar Richard Milliken--2 bales moss Babin-Ant
| suBdries 10 order
| UPPER COAST-Per steamer DE smet-lts sack
rioe Lanaux Sons-l4 u Wrrner Il Koel zel-ah'
| sundries to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur.
order and many modern improvements Intro.
duced to ensure the comfort Of patrons. The
house Is unsuIpassed In all that goes to make
will continue to merit the popular favor which
has been accorded 1t In the past.
Parties returning home will do we'll to cal
and look at FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere,
ock RlYERS d BAETELH
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
High Au,hnrity.

DR.. W. E. Scott, president ot the College OF
Physicians Montreal. writes: II have racom-
mended Uolden's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF
Beef and Tonic Inyigorator as the best prepara-
Fever. ARue and Loss Of Appetite" fe29 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
CAUTION.

NOTICE = THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY
-, ~ warned against bargaining for. neRoti-
ating Or discouning 2 certain promissory note
dorsed BY I. T D. Lefevre dated the twsntv-
sixth Of September. 1879. and payable six
month after date, as We will not pay the same
BERNARD HAGsTETTT Z
]. T. D. LEFEVRE.
New Orleans. March II. 1880. mf13 Ia aas
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE AND IN AO.
~ cordance with the terms OF q decree Of
foreclosure entered herein on the fifth day of
March. A. D. 1880. and under the. powers con-
tanned In mortgage or deed Of trust dated
October 8. 1879, duly made and recorded by The
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Com.
pany. known and described In the proceedings
as the second mortgage. we. Oliver Ames and
William s. Williams. Trustees hereunder, will
sell, in bulk and for cash. to the last and high
est bidder, subject however to the liens. prefer
ences and prtorities Of the deed Of trust exe-
cuted by The New Orleans. Mobile and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company OF the first Of Janu-
ary. 1saa, known and described IN Il the proceed
twenty fourth day of April. A.. s, 1880, at the,
entrance to the Custom House building on Ca
z, nn street In the city Of New Orleans, in the
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Com.
pany whether the same be In the cities OF New
Orleans and Mobile or between those cities, or
beyond the city Of Mobile and within the States
Of Alabama and Tennessee and also all Of the
rea! and personal property described or com.
pretended In the said deed OF trust, together
with all Of the rights. privileges, franchises,
immunit1es. corporate or otherwise. included
In the same and from whomsoever derived.
pursuant to the said deed OF trust - :"
WILLIAM 8. WILLIAMS
OLIVER AME4.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
1soefpts ny RnllRoaas1
MORNAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL =
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

Maroh 2l-56 bales cotton Tertrou.-130 hhds u.
gar John Calder do A A Mouton-2 do A Tertrou
do Is bbls mOIasses half do 10 Bush H. Levsrt-
bbls m0Aasaa u III Sevin--5D do Hrauish Johnson
do X beer kco-l sack wool w Sentel tool do
bdl hides a pkgs eggs l. Terrebonne-i4 do bbl
hides Beer Aoo-4 bdls hides NJ Wasb-2 sacks
wool bales moss ~ pkgs eggs l. Lacassagrs--22 do
Kyk0Bkil& Manads -3i do u Spor6 do l. SHrls a.
co-6 do Berkson Bros-7 bales moss hf do J Bibo-
let--3 bales lot junk E Ode-JO bales moss to
II Groebel &oo-t hlf do q A vncent-I do Flagg n
Luoe-n PIX kgs eggs @ II Sevin-g sacks rico Herr
mapn-J bbls hides Kusbs Il Kacqnet-sundIies to
0rdefTOssl 56 bales cotton i37 hbds sugar ~ bbs
mnIAssen , bf do
From Galveston--Per steamship Harlan--20 pkgs
powder Wallace WOOd--sundIies 70 order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22

WAR DErA-
Bignal Service. United Btatef <H'
Daily meteorological record for y .,-ht hnrr.
ending at 2:os .. m. sund' msrch m' Al. i'u''
Observations taken at the .nma ~, NM momant of
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
MARINE NEWS.
OTHIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOUHAT.
March ~ lS60.
AFrx ve0

Arrived.
Steamship Lone Star Quick from New York 18th
inst, to q A Whitney &eo-Alvers
Steamship Morgan. Staples. from Havana win Flor-
da Ports. to y Whitney &oo-Algters
Br ship Iron Cross. Randall Sc days from Liverpool
to mRstsT--POint
Steamer Amitc. Costello. from Pensacola to M
SOria-New BASIN
gTuAMDOAT0.
Chaa Morgan. Stein. from Cincinnati
Juo A Scudder. Carter. from 81 Louis
Fl G Yaeeer Davis. from st Louis
Era No 10. Hamilton from Eastop's Ferry.
VIM Pagan, Hodge, from Lind Grove
john Wilson. Blanchard. from Laurel Valley
Whisper Gomst0ok. from Bav0u aOula
Do Smet Otteudorfer. from Upper Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
RscsIpts ut the Nsw Basin.

PENSACOLA-Pe steamer Amts-ls bd1s hides
bdls rope Adler Aco-i boz cheese Flash, Pres
ton 600 coil rope Woodward n Wright oasea
meat Xuberbier Il Behan--3 l. Reder Goo
A52 punches 4 n to Bartholomew, Talon &oo-4 oks
asb FrIban Hyam-l toe tisb A Rapper--5 cords
wood pkg mdsa Levi AGO-sundries TO order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22

March 2i--250 bales cotton to order-53 Care rdner l.
Copy Walden. HAw kins H. Koberts-a hhds tobac-
Y Lari--lS0 pkgs beer Geo Yalsts-i2D bbls
limo s Jamison--76 sacks peas White d Byrne--7l7
do X 4aither-5 bbls whisky hf do LADge Levy
&co-l2 hhds tobacco Beadlss. Wood ACo--aa4a pcs
castings singer 8 M 20 . rolls leather John Frank
6oo--l0 bbls whisky II J Hart &co-too pkgs tobaCrO
Waekerbarth & Josspb--l0 do j Ssrssin-4J - pkgs
plows Stautsr Macready &eo--22l DO b Weet-i2O
raoks peas q Q Meader-p pkgs plows 3 We'll &oO--
IS boxes bacon MoCloskey q Henderson-b pkgs do
SehwAbsCher & Hirsob--15 plows Baldwin &c0--
l bbl whisky @ II Grifn--2 hf do H Weber-2 bf do
W @ Saxon-6 tierees hams FroweDfeld Il PfsfYer--
boxes saddlery M W Smith--l5 PIX gs do q Fips
bales domesto y West r--l car cattle Mehle h
eo-6 bdls leather J Dayy-s sundrieH to ordsr--T0-
tai 3O5 bales cotton 16 hhds tobacco
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
rRusTEEs' SALE.

In the Circuit Court Of the United States,
for tho District Of Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
RIVER NEWS.

DRvIOE NEW ORLEANH DEMOuRAT.
Monday. March "a. 1850
AFflv0la.
bee marine column
stage OT the Rivers.
Daily telegraphfo report OF the stage OF water
II various points. with changes. In the ~ hours
ending yesterday ut y. m
IOxs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States,
for the District Of Louisiana.
No. 1887.

EDWIN D. MORGAN and JAMES A. RAYNOH.
Trustees and Receivers,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22
BTuAMBOATS
Inn IsspYta.
Rsosipts Of RreAues.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Lone Star-Assorted
mdse
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-22

THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY (Successor),
HENRY j. GARDNER AND PETER BUT.
LER EFT AIS.