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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01
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as-medicinaE CONF
ponndofenownYalue--,
/ combining ia one prep
/ aratfon the curative
fpowsrs for the evils
which produce all dis
leases of the BLOOD. the
sLicer, the hid,.eyS.
1 Harmless in action and
! thorough In fits effect.
Hts s'nnexcei1ed for the
1 cure OF alIBlootl DIS
A edses such as Scr-oT
R1cIn, 7'tss,tots, Roas,'
FTe&ter, ,SaH Rhetc1sI,
SRSLeIs71aCltS Nes'-
4 &css1.sCrsS PofsoHfuJ,.
! also Constipation.
4 aDs;spepsiar In d.
4 gesti0,,, Sotss' STONE
zach, sRese5stion Of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

Trouble and perplexity drive
me to prayer-aud prayer drives
away perplexity and trouble.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

What are few years of what
men call sorrow and burden-bear-
ing to an eternity of blessedness ?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

This line fills the column.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-03
N O T. Z O II.

TNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Il Z. T.. TIBBETS has this day purchased the bust
Of Howell & Blethen, he eretofore carrying .
market in the shop Of Mrs Rnckel the Of Car
and Poctor streets, in Carson, New Also all Of ths
book accounts OF said business standing upon the
books OF Howell Bethen. The business will hereafter
be continued by E. E. Tbbets, and all bills paid to and
receipted by him. - szTl
HOWELL. 4 BLETHRN
+. &. TIBBETS.
Carson, October 6, 1880. .w
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
FROM THE PASSES.

PoRr EAps. Jan 81. 8 o. m.-Barometer % 10
Wind east light. Weather thick and foRgy.
Arrived: At 1880 last evening. American
steams' ip n ~ Orlenns Halsey master. from
New York. to A, Moulton.
At II AS last nigh. American steamship Chal-
mst.~. Kand master. from New York. to Q. A.
Whitney %
At u:iotns morning. Spanish steamship FL
gira. Tahala master. 8 aays from ssgua La
Az $40 .. M. Spanish Steamship Enrique.
Mugi - Y aster. days from Santiago Do Cuba.
In tnllast, to Louis Ranger h 20.
Nnrw, R,an bark Galathea M-nldsen master
10 days from st Thomas. 10 ballasl. to master.
Norwegian bark Gibraltar. T,nn.ssen mas
ter. 20 days from st. Thomas. In ballast. to mas
ter
Belgian bark schelde. Crosby master. s days
from Key West Ia ballast to master for or lers
Briish ship GencRirn. Tannock master. ~
days from Glasgow, with cargo railroad iron.
to Hal h Vaugt IN.
Swedish bark Orienten. Winck master. 10
GAYS f.om 1t Thomas. Ii ballast. to master.
0Br ish brig Alpbonse. Thomasson master
r M Mina'il n bound to New York. put In
here In distress, hHving five OF h n crew sick.
Sailed: Bark Pontida for Leghorn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
BR 4 n EN- .

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAVKE SOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
~ The steamships OF the North Cor
A&lslfk man Lloyd will resume their Regular
TrlDs as follows:
Hanover. .JanuaIy2l About
Hanover. March "a About
These steamers touch outward at Hayre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
'oN''''' PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. bontham pton or Hayre to Hav.
ana or New Orleans Cabin $50; stseraee. sss
From New Orleansto Southam pton. Havre or
Bremen-Cabin. $50; Steeraae. as.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin $et
Storage. SIS.
Children under ten years. half price; chill.
dren nDder one year, free.
N. B-Our agents for Texas. Nessrs. KauH.
man RunRe. In Galveston. are authorized to-
issue steeraRe passage orders at the following,
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, S42:
From Bremen to Indinnola, $46 50.
The company reserves the right to change
the route OF the steamers, their advertised days
OF departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets fr' N Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the UNDER.
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. =. 6TOOKMEYER CO.. Agents.
AuSl ~ A Union etresk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.

Trips January 81 = IS loads. - follows
279 bales co, ton to order-2S7 do Bickhan Moore
2a7 Gumbel-l.5J Harris &co-is7 Chafie Ham
ilton 4 Powell-li6 " Burbridge Aeo-lA Stew
art Bros &co-i09 o Thomas &oo-0s Meyer. Wells
&oo-s0 Lehman, Abraham &oo-6s Hyman l.ich-
tenstein-67 Richardson Maya Walden, Haw-
Phelps &co--2s Newman Aco-.6 w Thomp-
son &oO-.5 Gardner Copp-2a to Gleason, Day
Prondht-2l Payne Kennedy &oo-19 Jno HArdle
Aoo-l3 Allen, West Buah-li Warren Akin
Farguson Aco-6 r M WAlmsley ZOO II Ali
son Zoo Richard Flower &oo-b to 7 Carver-4
II 4 B Beer Keitfer Garoner-& Moore Cole
man. J Wolfe &co-4 Hammonds, Gaddis Zoo
~ J Grsggard-3 March d Schlenker-2 7 Harr1-
son II LOO r I Buckner-l w Sentell Eco Il
Jurey & Gillis-sundry mdse G Whitney &oo-l5
pkgs butter bbls sausage cases canned goods TO
Sehwsbaoher Hirsch-O bbls Whisky John Ad-
S bnls whisky w hart-lo do Bassetu Xiquos-3
esoks oiloake Anderson Simpson, car lumber
Il Keller car cattle B P Willis CHAM 90 to j
B,iscoe-2 cars stoct LEVY saw u Coleman
oo-3 pkgs mnse Sciaccaluga-3 cases mdse "a Da
miens-2s do Flash. Preston &co-2 do Zuberbier
Bnhan-2 FoIcheimer Rros-s pigs butter to Miller,
Grixsby Goo-l2v pkgs snndries Paul Paoe-l6 do A
W Rcnndtre-2 poultry boxes eggs Miller l.
MeyeI-1. bbls apples TO ] Sasmoni Goo pkRs OF
mdse Hernsheim g. Bro-l0 rolls leather to W
Smith-S bxs scales u Halliday &co-S cases shoes
4 f w Racnm nj do Ernst-s pkps NOSE M
4 3 Montgomery dc G T.bault-l7 casee Of
-hoes H N SamUry-13 pkgs butter W Lyon
CO.. PIX e at So.arl Son-a0o boxes cheesa
G II Lawrence &co-tOn do + JONES' coops poul.
try sacks psas Cason &co-l4 bbIe apples te 4 W
Stork-l0 pkge md.e j Qunsn-t do Hart &
COT Simon Kohn-2n Booths Yale Bow
lng-snndry mdse Thayer Aco-2 cases shoes
F Martinez-3 do A Durieu-2 Dupre-5o pkRs
b o Fasnacht- paies corks NJ McGraw-1 box of
copper Rice Born &co-iG terces hams VOse Bros
pkgs glassware Mr. John Gauohs-2 pkgs cast
ings Horter 4 Fenner-a0 car springs MsrGan's La
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
missioner at this place is determined II shall
be done In his Jurisdiction

Especial to the Demoorat.l
ST. LOUIS, N. 31-The Yneger. due Monday;
loads for New Orleans The propeller All
Dippo and John Means, take tows to New Or
lraus next week The Silver ts due to morrow
morning. She returns on the fifth, The Grand
| lntt had IS passengers In the cabin and texas
| There are In the elevators about 25o 900 busn
sls nf corn, wheat and oats During ! sa m,g
river and Richmond was % 600 bushels 70 view
Q leans LAG 600 bushels. River stationary at
dsMpns s'1 Ark on 5 nn xsaer we're no
board aua II stani. tits warm. cloudy and
oAino. Jan 81 Two freight trains cn,Iided On
mornn sor Mood, vns led Ths "
si"'d i NO Grown, John Mans md barge. and II.
! 6. Yaeger went 10 to-day. The Guiding stnr
went down deeply laden and full Of people at
| noon. Tho Alton Is here filling out to loave IL
C1Nc,NNATi Jan. sl--The Golden Rule left
with 900 tons OF freight and 100 cabin passen-
| gers. making over $50 loyal SUBJECTS OF King
Rex leaving ths port th VII Me1k % n hn nea
tBy Telegraph 5..
CINCINNATI. Jan. s1.-The river Is - feet 9
pnrted: COLLEEN RuIe, with crowded list y
round TRIO Mardi Gras excursionists for New
Orleans
PIrTspuRo. Jan 3l.-The river Is 8 feet inches
and .ttgouaty. Weather cloudy
LOUISVILLE. Jan. M.-River feet inches IN
the canal and falling. Weather clear and hilly,
ArrlvsI Paris u. Brown from Now Orleans.
Kahlnr from CINCINNATI.
CA1Ro. Jan. sl-Rlyer "a feet inches and
falling. Weather elear Arrived Oily Of Vicks-
burg and City of Alton from 81. Louis. Golden
Drown AMI Ya0er from New Orleans. Guiding
Star from Cincinnati. Departed: City Of Vlcks-
burg for vickshur1. Golden Grown TOR Cluein-
nati Guiding Star for New Orleans
EVANSVILLE Jan. 31.-River II B-10 feet and
aling. Weather clear.
VICKaBuRG. Jan. 31.-The weather Ia cooler:
thermometer Sc: raining all day. River station
AIRY. To: City OF Greenville at noon. J. N,
White at 10 n. m. Down: q. 2. bchenck last
night
MEMPHIS. jim. al.-RIver falling. Departed:
joe Kinney for Virksbur9. Weather much
colder aimee the rain last night.
Evening The river has fallen 10 inches. A.
rived: GREYHOUND from the Ohio river. De
parted: City or Vicksburg for Vioksbur9.
Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 81, River 10 feet inches and
falling. Weather clear and warmer Arrived:
Porter fr. m New Orleans Departed: Grand
To s or for Vicksbu G. Scudder for New o. leans.
GREENvLLH. Jan 81. Wsal her rlanr and driz
zlins Tire river fen inches. Down: CoahomR
and Check ut D. m. for Vickshurg. Charles p.
Chouteau at 6 b. n. for New Orleans.
VlCKSfUR2 Jan. 3d. 70 j Is. Woods. No. 104
Common rect: The Anchor Line steamer w.
P Halliday will arrive Monday and leave for st.
Louis Wednesday. 4. W. GOULD. Master.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
stage Of the Rivers.
Above low rho,.a
Untlr A ~
sBeow high water mark or 1874. sAbov'
hanch- Innrk tInhnntsA rian tfndicAtes fall.

below hiGh wafer marx or 1879. sADOVe
bench mark. Indicates risa Indicates fall.
Yesterday waa clear and Wnrm. sm=@ss..
The last day Of tho month bu,inese wns any
thing but brisk on the iandne, md ligh, trip.
among the depa lures wss 'he rule. while r.
exceptions were iha Kate kinney and tho John
II Hanna. Th" KIM hnd nv"ry lnra" freight.
part of which WIS a email locomotive ior
short road running tom Tr,,mway 70 Ba on
Bnuf The john Hanoa wss fiat Ia the wat",
aud had to rnfn-" freight. whicn was received
The Moilie Moore left tor St. Louis yesterday
morning =, ,,,,,,,
Friday night from Cinoinn II and Will leave to-
morrow ut 3 .. m. ~ advertised. FOR Bayou
Teche The Bedford lays at the head OF Latay-
The 3D. Richardson arrived Friday night
from Gresnvie. with 12bl bales tton. 23 o'1
cotton seed meal aud n barrels molasses. e1 al
70 1900 baIes. THIS trtp Ut tn. Rio ards"n ts u
II tie out OF the or 'inAry; and q which ar ON
one, but she brought the largest loud OF cotton
seed ever landed by ono boat behtlng ihs mex
largest trip that Of The Mary bsl1s7.g s 3
On her way NJ shs went round by Davis Is nj
here on time bu, Tor The fog OF Friday night
sight of the city. i ho Cotton Se~d Association
has ordered miniature sack 81 seed IN xnln
and VIII to On as sn as
is making rapid strides toward fame and. we
The New Orleans aud Red River Transporta
tion Company's steamer Jo Bryarly. Capt. M
u, Scov II. wna due IL Il night and will DO to
morrow bnat FIR Shr.v"p rt
Oapt. Joe Kinney stopped or the Kinney thta
The Oakland arrived yesterday with u tow OF
The Harry Brown. with tow. was expected
The John Wilson has been taken from the
MT, H. NJ Gnstrell returned to Natohcz yester-
day; Mr. Robert Bsr,on,, frme, cmrk OF the
Gastrell. accom- canied him and will remain
nRG lpah H.. ,l..v
The Anchor Line steamer W, r Halliday Will
arrive to l.ave "Wednesday for St. Louis.
The Oh = ?. Choutean will a. arrive to leave
Wednesday tor Meuhis ~ the bands
a The elegant new Mary Houston Of the H. 7.
Line. Will arrive TIL. noon from Cincinnati
Tuesday. The Houston will be followed Thurs
day BY the Thos sherlock and ga urday BY the
u. p. Sehenok.
The vieb4hurg Herald Of Friday has given
the DEMOCRAT credit for an iten about the Red
Cloud, WHEN wa cipped from ana credited ~
Herald had read the clppisg more attentively
he would nav. seen til II must have appeared
In aome other paper than this.
The Ind p"ndeut Op"onsas packet Laura u
Davis 10 good a boat a. ever ran In the trade.
will ar I've TO leave again TnesdRy;
Oomstook master. q M. Woods clerk. leaves to-
morrow at 10 a. M for Bayou Gouln.
The semi weekly Bayou L4'ourche packet
Belle. Opt. Max Blanchard leaves Tomorrow
at Ia m.
packet 1t. John. j. Z. MoElroy master. leaves
tomorrow Mt 8 y. N.
The Bayou Sara United States mail packet E.
J. Gay John J. Brown master. leaves to-mor-
row at y, 10.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
n.o,,p,s NJ the old basin.

Shell Banks-Per schr CelinA-3oo bbs shells to
O,SF&L RRCo
Pa.cagoula-Psr sohr Deceada-45,0O0 feet lumber
to l. Rroa
Bay st Louls-Per schr Elba ~, eco feet lumbar to
L'Hote Geo
Riloxi-Per schr Two Sisters-l2O0 bbls charcoal
{, order
Pearl Rivef-Per sehr Alice McGuigen-Ao.0 900 feet
lumber to Phil Orr
Pnscagoula-Psr eohr Democrat--1o00 bis charcoal
to order
Bayou Lacombs-Per sohr Fredonia-2c crds wood
to order
Bayou Laoombe-Per eohr Venus No 1-24 cords
wood to order
PascaRoula-Per schr Back Bay-l3oo bis charcoal
to order .-...-.
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@emsrxMdn. -.r
The following la the manifest of the cargo Of the
steamer Charmer, recently burned in Red River. q,
near % an be sscertained, the papers having been
destroyed with the boat:
1907 bales cotton to X M Walmsiey &oo-204 do to
T L Airey koo--le3 Meyer Wsie Aco-ll5 Renshaw
Cammaok &co-go Jno ChaRe Sons-s3 r T Buck
ner-1l Keiffer T. Gardner 80 w Black &oo-S5 to
Hamilton 4 Powell-Q5 to W Burbridge &oo-22 o
Gumbel-2i Allen, Nugent kco-2o Fiedlander
~ Payne. Kennedy &co-ia John Adams &oot7
Plauchs &co-ib q Denis-i2 8 o Thomas &co-g
Il y Newman-a Cyrus Bnssey--p e A Duer os--7
Lehman, Abraham Zoo Bush Levert7 P Casse
q Gibert-7 Ar Miltenbsrger q Pollock-4 Rioh
ard Flower &Co-3 I Il Stamps-J Stewart Bros &oe
Mouton Jno 7 Hardie Zoo Sohmdt 4
zeRler-2 to order Nalle Cammack-i Graham
Rack Zoo w Rawlns-' II -piro-6' hbls mo-
lasses hhds sugar lot hides. eto. consignees un
knOwn-TOtA 2l03 bales cotton
comparative statement OF sea going vessels
In the port Of New Orleans made up to January 30
1899. shows that there were ~ steamahips " shipe
~ bsrks, briggs and sohooners AT tho came date
last year there were IL steamships. So ships. GO
bsrks. briggs and ~ sshooners.
Tho new steamship City of Alexandria Capt
Deake en- of tho Alexandra line which loft uayana
Wedne day week arrived at New York on sunday
last 1T 3 A, NJ. having Tade the trip In 3 daYs
hours 20 minutes.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York. Jan 27-SaiIed for New Orleans
Br steamship Gardenia Tiff
Delaware Break water. Jan 2s-Arrived from New
Orleans for DO ton, schr Mary Castnsr. Neal.
TOkAIaM PORTE.
IBy Cable to tho N. Y. Herald,
Liverpool, Jan 27-Arrived from New Orleans
Br steamship Explorer. williamson
London. Jan a-Cleared for New Orleans. bark
Orion. Knudsen.
Bordsaux. Jan al-SAiled for New Orleans Brit
bark Kate Niokerson
Queenstown. jan ,e-Arr,vsd from New Orleans
Br bark Margaret Wilkie. Wheaton.
BY Mail
Palermo, Jan i7-Cleared for New Orleans. bark
# Amato l. Figli, Gulotta.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
HfH. FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. VIA GAL
S&iSAe6 veston-
STEAMSHIP ARKANSAS
llE.ILil

&Fhs FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA GAL
GAlsN2ks veston-Th- iron steamer
I. T.. AAse
Will sail from Morgan City on
SUNDAY. February1.
Through bills iading signed TO all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and G. Fl
and Orleans and Texas Raroad
San Antonio freighta received and forwarded
via Clinton and Col. II. and San Antonio Rail
road.
Freights for Gonzales. Halettsville. Rancho.
etc. received vita Clinton or Ouero.
Ligh erage to Corpus Christi and Brazos if
any at risk and expense OF consignees
Freight for all the above points received a,
the depot Of Morgans Louisiana and Texss
Railroad. foot Of Lafayette street. daily until
6p, m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until o. M
at aRents' Office. or at the ferry landing on
morning OF departure.
Through tickets will be issued from this Office
ont te hf es
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
O. A. WHITNEY d CO., Managers,
ool tt Corner Magazine and Natchez sts,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
4.ks u ...Y,..
nARRI.ON LINE.

AAlEn6S The steamship
COROOVA,
Jackson Commander,
will sail on or about January Il. 1880 from her
wharf. foot of MonteRut street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
ladng for the Continent. between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships being Of light draft, will
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE.
de2O1y 1as Grave street. no etairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
MORHANb LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

January 3l--2t hhds sugar Al bbls molasses to
John Calder-26 do l. G Keever-2 Fl Groebel Goo
G Sevin-Ni5 do ? bbls sugar hhds sugar Richard
Milliken- 6S do 81 bbls moA.ses Robert Hare 4 Son
do Is bids sugar j M w ash--a0 do Bush Levert
do bbls sugar Betran5 hhds sugar bbls mo-
lass.s Scanneil & Lafaye--l do hhds sugar Keifsr
4 Gardner bbl DO ! Dbl molasses Chapman
baes cotton Lange Legendre-5 DO O Hopkins
] w Burbridge Gco-5 A Mout0n--6 @ w Ssntsll
&oo-2 Clapp Bros &oo-3s pkRs oggs Terrebonne
do % b, Ia green hides Rykoski Nanade-2 pkgs
do H Burkewood-s sacks rough rico Lange Le
gendre- boxes eggs L Surle SCOT d. dry hoes
q Spor-2 do pkgs eggs Beer-l7 do l. Terre
bonne-1% Queyrouze Bois-1 do 1 sacks rice Dbl
green hides G II Sevin-2 hf bales moss sacks Of
rough rice Walsl--lot pkxs eggs to order-Al
head cattle Pascal Servat-sundries TO order-Total
"a bales cotton 1875 hhds sugar bbls sugar and 25
bbs moaases
From Clinton - Per steamship Whitney = IL
bales paper stock 10 A Whitney &co-7 bses cot
ton Jno L Hardie &oo-6 do Jno Phelps Aoo-6 Kirk
patrick &oo-e 8 Gumbel-i K Walmsley &oo-1o
bills tallow A Vzard--s 80 head cattle ycock, Mitch
ell &oo-7 head horses MISUNDERSTANDING to order
Total IS bales c.tton 67 sacks cotton seed
From Galvestcn-Per steamship Whitney,
bbls oil q hhds tAllnw lsl bdls wet sails hides 1875
boxes beef ~ boxes beef extract to g A Whitney T.
CO-sundri0o to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
WHITE STAR LINE.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN FOB TIE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
Ing II. sumner the Hotel was put IN shofoq 9
duced to ensure the comfort OF patrons. The
house is unsurpassed In Ill 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
elsewhere.
OcS RIVERS b BARTElA
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Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

January 3l-63 bales cotton to Gardner Copp-
81 do Alien West L Busb-2 BickhAm Il Moore Al
Va,den. Hawkins & Rcberts-5 to Gleason, Day Il
sacks oiloake A Hunt-3t head cattle w Cara -
IS do Aycook. Mitchell &co--4o pigs butter Miller,
Grgsby d oo--A0 do Sohwabacher & Hirsch-%7 pks .
mdse knhD &o~--l sacEs peas Kenner d Tipps
| carriage j A Lum &co-t pkgs eggs Kent 600
pkxs md'e 1 s West ir-l do Flash. Preston tool
Bailey & Rhodes-2 kgs hides Fitzpatrick q Halt
| or. to harneas j A Lum &co-h pkgs mdss Yale a.
Bowhng--l2o pkgs butter b H Flashpoller-l% pkgs
tobacco Wackerbarth & Jeseph-ta do Hernshotm
4 Bro 50 pkgs mdse M w Spth--12 do l. Weishan
1876 ok "a butter Smith Bros Aco-lO bbls whisky to
John Adams &co-l0 do Gottschak-y rolls leath
or G Fl Magee--5o pkgs bottles to Berkson Brps-o
pkps mdse Webb & Barpos-ii do Horter Fenner
10 Ed Heath-Il2 plows Foger SoO-4l do Stauffer
Maoready &oo-6 hf casks meat Miller. Grigsby &co
saw H ID Coleman j. Bro fa sacks pcas L n Hall
1855 boxes tobacco A Whitney &co-5o do L Mayer
& Son--tOO w VanBenthnysen bbls whisky Y .
Ke.ner-, do to l l. Lyons-sundrles to order-Total
"A o. halea cotton
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RIVER NEWS.
DVEICH NEW ORLEAN S DEMOCRAT.
SUNDAY February l. 1850.
Arrivals.
lpopar tllres
Bee marine column.

U0par tMrcs-
Emma Irvine. Alvin. Fair Play. Do hInet. ~
Francis Belle, Assumption, Belle. W: Cannon
NRtchez. IT, U. Rfannrj. Jnm.s Howard. Charles
Morgan. Ed Richardson. Kate KIM y ) IN
Hanna, rensas. J M, Chambers. fazoo. Molite
Moore.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily Photographic report OF the stage o. Watsi
u various points. with changes. In the ~ hour
ending yesterday nj y. m:
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Low I'm G,.pAsr.

Leaves every TUESDAY aud THURSDAY at III
a. m. ard "a rURDAY ut q D m.
,-T - FOR ORANGE FARM. POINTK
i NV ala Hache. Greenwood Plantation,
Terre aux Boeuf anG all plantation
landings-The new. fln. and fast steamer
EM "A IRVINE,
JA Ruiz master.
K. M. VaIette and N. NJ. Barrois clerks,
lenves as above regularly returning to the city
early In the evening on altsrna,e days, For
freight or passage APPLY on board. head Of Con-
Il street. au1l
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GREENvILLh, vlcRsBURG AND BENDS

GREENVALLk, vlCKsRURG AND BENDS
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
,~S FOR vfGKsBUkha. kATUHEz
Davfs's Bend and intermediate land
'nf ESTEs stef z LEE,
William Campbell master. TT Howard clerk
aoWer Deer creek and Taiia 4" chi "Aoo SUI
G.. 2. WORK, IS Oommercial Place.
dEo B. S4 HIRE = Is n a1ssier street. sfesst
VIII give through bills Of lading to Trenton
Monroe and gil stations on, vicksburR, Shrove.
'oF ard PACIFIC " Ef T. Ss6o tx Rffa AGENT
aul9 80 MaRazn street.
FOX N vickss suAh App A dkE hASkfT
1e"v9S F FyeE' THHksR ~ #
l6,g6St - and Bend.NThe new and maenia-
cent T. y.f i. WM; ;,fHm9f
T"e At Tsf witt 4 f9 se Line
for all points on Yazoo and Tallaha chic rivers.
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
T. II. M sbAMs. : SR { MAfTta GARTER
win give h59afh bills Of vans to
port 1ff and Pacific f Kaoat via Dst g.
W. b. BROOKETT. Agent.
aul9 80 Magazine street.
sATURDA.. vICKsBURG UNITED STATES
NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. Mt .. m.
fY-% FOR VICKoBURG. DAVIS BEND.
l6A9Hf5ns Natchez and all intermediate land.
inss-Th H4 EesS ~ packet
T. P. Lesthers. master. JR. Muse clerk.
connecting at YiekaburR with the Parisot Line
Tor Yazoo. Tallahatchie and Runfower rivers,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
~. Louis Will give through bills OF lading to
Monroe and all stations on the VtcksbnrR
Shreveport and Pacific Railroad via Delta. La
This boat reserves the right to pase all land
inKs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or passage andy on board, or TO
JOHN JANNEY. 100 Common st.
J. E. OARLIN, go Common st.
VIII sign through bills ladinR to stations on
the VicksburR. Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
at same rate as other boats.
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F8RA FOR INDIANOLA-Steamers leay
AAlkn3S Ing Morgan City on WEDNESDAYS
aud SATURDAYS connect at Galveston witt
the Norfolk
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OPELOUaAa,

OpELOUAAA.
INDEPENDENT OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 8 o. NJ.
,.@ For WnAsHIsS t oPELop-
- vile. and all landings or the coast
Atchafnlaya river and Bayou charlottesville
light draft passenger steamer
LAURA l.. DAVIS,
VIM. Crawford master. A. Meynier. Sr clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
LORD q MoPEAKE. 122 Gravier street.
Agents.
P. B.-Will give through bills lading to Bayou
BBuf and Particular attention given to cnast
p 4ssenae g. Come cts with steamer Ollie at
Bimmsp port for Bayou des Glat7es. ia16
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
February l. 1850.
Cleared Yesterday.

C160F00 H68G6f03ye
Steamship New York. Quick. for New YORK
q A whitney &co
Steamship II d Ward. Jr, Pi1zati. for Trn1ilo via
Belize Hon q Oteri a. Bro
Steamer Amite Costello for Pensacola
G III SOria
Br ship Morning Star, Earle, for Liverpool
A X Miller 600
Masoh g. Cosulich
Rr bark 100 Peabody. Hilton for Rouen-
a DeWolf 4 Hammond
Nor bark Sleipner Einarsen, Tor Bar celonA
Robt Oerlen
Br bark HaTelhur I, Goudey, for RoneD-
Lowell & Bal 'ey
Aus brig Plod, Tarrabochia, FIR Genoa
* Miller Geo