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Frutu the China IiauEkouE. Nal
The Z. =. (onsuI~ and the Extra
Pay Question.

The following lciler-vhlch seems 20 bear
out Colonel Mosby', Interpretation Of the
L :. .aa -ha, hc,n placed AZ our disposal
and a.ll h. Il interest 90 American >Asp-
master, and o;hcr>-
pyrtETNr~r az STtrF.
Washington. Feb. {. l>>o.
Charlie, II Nelson. E.q.,
master 81 the American Barkcu'.Hc lima,
: Hail. ltongkons.
Sla-laur communication Of the G;a II
No,ciubcr. ls71. addressed 20 the President
uf ia, United Siatc,. aud fuTw arlrd 20 this
department :or disposal. ha. been received
and iu rrri, thereto. ! have g. inform sou
that tine Consular Agent AZ ~ a;ou hA, lrcu
instructed. through the Consul e., Canton.
10 refund III, hfiy dollar, >jol. claimed by
,1g 90 have been illegally eNacici for extra
va.c, 10 the case Of the two scamcn d.,-
charged from the Ann, :. H1H At Swa;ov
,hoGld the facts prove 10 IL - stated.
| am NiT.
Your oheiicu: servant.
CHA,. PAY>o>.
Third Assistant SECRETARY.
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Juss LO0k

Tickets for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central, and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland,
can be had of c. c. Burril n the lowest rates
Also tickets Portland by inside line of steamers
Call and Sc him before purchasing elsewhere
49,
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"THE BEST CoUGH MEDICINE N THE
WoRLD."-The old Vegetable Pulmonary
Batsam. Cutler Brothers & Co., Boston.
Small reduced to IS cts Large, 81.
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At Court Of Probate holden nj RGok-p1rt, within
and for the County Of iiaEoo ok, on the third
Wednesday Of Ma. a. ID. lss0.
TUDsON W, WATSON, named Executor In a
v cpI.aift Instrument purporting to he the la-,
win and testament Of Richard Y. Watson lat. 81
Hancock, In said county deceased having pre-
-cnted the same for probate
ORDERED Tina, The said Judson ". Watson.
give notice 10 all persons Interested, nv caus i,
ing copy of this Order t. he published three
weeks successfully 10 the Ellsworth American
printed ia Ellsworth that they may appear Al A
Probate Court, To be held al Ellsworth in sd ID
County the Bril- "Wednesday OF June next .
a. ten OF the clock in Ike forenoon and she 8
cause e any they have, why The said instrument
houli not be proved, app owed, and allowed
the last will and testznent of said deceased
3wzl. PARKER TUCK, JUICE
true cspy, Attest !--CnAs. Il. DOHR. Register
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Y. Y. Y.

B~cLspers.
Memorial DAY.-The Reform Club, as
sisted by the Ladies' Aid, held Memorial
services in Emery Hall Sunday afternoon.
The hall was filled at an early hour. The
front and sides of the platform were covered
with evergreen anchors, crosses and a pro-
fusion of flowers. In the back ground was a
triumphal arch. having a large cross beneath
it. and from which were hung large mum
Der of wreaths. Above the platform two
large flags hung in graceful festoons, bear
ing a picture of our martyred President,
surmounted by magnificent crown Bucks
port Cornet Band, ". F. Collins Director,
was in attendance. A select quartette con-
sisting of Miss Lottie Folsom, Miss Lizzie
II. Emery, Mr. f. II. Parker and Mr.. W.
f. Stamford, with Mrs. Stamford pianist,
sung "Who would sever freedoms chain, =
Never forget the dear ones" and rich
chat. Our soldiers graves" The congre-
CATION sung America" Hold the Fort,
and when the winds are cleared away"
Prayer was offered by Rev. c. B. Besse,
after which appropriate remarks were made
by several gentlemen. The Roll of Honor
was read by f. 2. Hill, Esq, from which
We learn that sixty-one from Bueksport fell
to save our nation. At the conclusion OF
these services the Club preceded by the
Band. and accompanied by several hundred
citizens, marched to the cemetery and dec
Grated the soldiers graves.
Ii was a solemn and impressive service
throughout, and those who planned it de-
serve great credit Bangor Wing.
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In 1879 the average length Of summer
School, VA. one ia, more than in iS.N. az
erasc length Of Winter Schools. three dan.
morc. lnorcase iu average icnsih 81 schools
Tor the war ending April !. 1879. four days.
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ID l E j .

Ellsworth-June 2, Charles l.. Jordan, aged
81 years q months.
Bluehill-June lst, at the residence of her
aon-in-law X. q. W. Dodge, Esq. Mrs. lydia
S. Allen. widow of the late Herrick Alien,
Esq. Of North sedgwiek, aged a years.
ale giyeth His beloved sleepr
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Ellsworth & Deer Isle Telegraph Co,

THE annual meeting OF said Co., for the choice OF
unsl;frs 70 act on any other business ieagaIly
before il, will be held at Union Hall, in seslgwick
ON Tuesday the 22nd day of june, 1850, ut ons.
o'clock in the afternoon.
sw0 J. r. THOMAS, Clerk.
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From B. Frank !s,can. son Of N. NJ span,

.Tereiler ia Water ST.. augusta, Ne.
have been troubled with Asthma for
twelve years, and have employed skilful
physicians of Boston, also two of the lead
ing physicians of Augusta, without effect.
felt nothing of this trouble since taking
Adamsoa's Botanic Cough Baisam.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Oificc % the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. u. C., June 81 An
Indications
For New England. stationary. followed by
falling barometer winds vcorlug 10 slightly
warmar. southcrly. partly cloudy weather
and occasional local rams near the coast.
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L ~, II ah''A..'' = ,i,'<" e Probate within and
i"r Ply county "t Hancock
t,nslrt.u4f-lt4t 81 \Ii.,, a ,t..,,,,,,- ,,,r,t,
h'.tr. - 49, - ''7 't,'''H'
a ta. omit u n.ara.L, Nirar, r..,,C,trrIj,'
-q,s- tI.,t tl.- -tiI Minor Ar. -r,i,,j i9I ,
-.,.-.tt IF certain E.-,I + an. .,,,1 t I'll si't
t.,l. ,...l ..-,-Il..tI "a. f5ll.v U.,l,tI,., a., tt
-r.r,- tg,l sfafnlfsy Inn n. ., tb. nh - ,,,t
Dr.. h,,ir. II Holm t'r,lp .1, th,. north, ,t l l,,,i
...r..,i t. ia, i.r-.t. b.. .., tt. ,,.,tt -
md ,,,-r,,I t, g., "a p,,..-fu ''. S W. y
N,-i l. ;l. fl.. -s of lr,-rt.-a r., r,t,,,ir-
ihirt. acre ri. f., ,r To- I1f nil lf5i, T. -
productive II any u.nrat "a, aid Mtn.,-- af, th,I IA
"a. h.. Cor the Interest ~ -,ll Nfv,r ,hat tl..
tru. -n,lgkl lr -.,l and t,. ,sr,,,t mn, - at
-....sr,-l .r Interest m. ,f.rrf.,,. -, -,
Honor that No. NAV r.. turhort,e,l and ,rr5pov,r,.i
a.-r-,ahly ID Laws t. sell 1t puhio OK prlyai. .ale
A. Ia .,rr opinion MAJ, h. .,%I.,.ri III nhtrh
- rvsurt ttglls -glmttr'
,f,,.,,,t - - - 'l>'i'L' "naTAah.
'iA' '''" 'N>'
tnINlA OF HANG * = .- At a Court of Pro
butt hrFi AT bur A-Pprt, thu SRI "Wednesday 81
Ma ~.
"a toe Petition At're'atd. OEDEKED. That no
ice b" given b. publishing copy ct aid pctttson
WIN mis- order N ere m three week, successvcl,
Ia f!'-"o5h. ihrt at psr-nu. ntcrc-t.3 may at
i.ni On the fret "Wednesday OF luls next It
~ "h'i"i Probate tifu ~ be- holden III B!uchnt,
A"d she" 'au'e IT any, why the prayer of -aid
Urit.gE should nod 10" granted such notice to be
given before 'a1d toart; ...,...-.......
~ FARMER TUCK, Judge.
Atcs. 'HA- + b"IE. Ee }-trr.
A. "A curt ID Probate noi .l-a It Burk-l-,rt with
10 tlI for t.o COUNTY of Hancock On Il,. SRI
NcHuc-1lig ut Man. 4 H. l>,u.
JOANNA >iubb-, Admir-. nf thc .-tat II Reuben
u ~,ubH-. Late II Euvk~lort, .u said County, de
r-a-.i- having prs--,-nttl her l-t srruint gii,nu
SAID r-tale for Probate.
ORDERED That the sall Joanna ~tu}b.
give notice TO ali persons Interested By cau-lps
c4pt OF this order to be publi,hrd mr.
weeks ,uccr--ivety ia the Ellsworth An,rri
can. printed At Ellsworth that th.y NAV
welIne - 81 - V"nsS on We uF7t
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MARINE LIST.
Ells~ orsh Port.

EIi.~"rsh pors.
"Wednesday. Juur :
ARRIVED.
~.h Julia E.iua, Tate. iiaF lIatJur.
- pTrsnla. Hammond. Boston.
- frank Maria. Alley, Boston.
SATURDAY. june s.
ARMED.
-.h t,-i.rI.-o whitaker, Boston.
Ia iu--sr. Hart, bar iiartur
- Harvey Bunker, Ani'lcn.
SAILED
~ puyr Eraurn. whitaker. y 81
-cil Lar,--... cbber, Dn-t,u.
sunday. June ..
ARRIVED.
IN I.-l Rover. Young Erstou.
81 FaHulc k'..th. chatham, belfast
M"nay juno :.
ARRIVED.
Srh Forester. Hay, Boston.
~ has pIon. hirf, boston.
Wednesday. June .
SAILED.
sah Fannie 4 Filth, New York.
DOm~.sic PSrss.
Eu,ruN-Ar2. Sch \ X Wo0dari. Jordan. Ron
bout. Red Rover. Young. R.ptout, senator, Bon.
sew Nrw York, trrc-. Hutrhin-. Milford, Conn
and Proceeded to Weymoth; Juliet Brown. l,-rr
i-ie Tameriain, Gipatri'k, i.arno,nc Fair Dealer
Ard -ch anna Murch, Trewurgy, Port au
Prince. May Il with Log Wood 10 fu8ie 4 arroll
BRrN,wick. g A-Ar 81, Brig Myronus, Jar
yi-, from ChArston 10 load for New York.
B.SGoE-Ar s. Sch Jei fiy, Langley, Pruti
slrnce,
HrASSIs !. Sch Dolphin, for ,alaI-. re,urnd
an >ch Dolphin.
NEW fogk-Ar 1t, Sch John >omes, ~pues,
Jack sOnyine.
Ar 4th. Sch Bangor, Jorian from Ellsworth .
James Homes, Ryder Ellsworth.
NogFoLk-Ar 81. Brig Eugene Hale. Lord. Bos
ton to load >tAyes for Dcmerara.
PEovIDENCE-Ar =, sch ASricola, Whitmorc
Ellsworth.
PoRttAND-Cl 5. Bark julia, Higgins, Ban
s0r 10 load for New York.
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Disxmstinx Pfvnples on la

or severe Pains in the back; Wounds on the
flesh or Neuralgia Of the nerves: Strained
Cords or Scalded hand; 4 sprained ankle OF
a Gashed foot: a Crippled Man or Lame
Horse can always be relieved and cured by the
wonderful Ceptaur Liniments. "a 20
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Id CAL NOTICES.

Malt Bitters build up anew the nervous,
esseous (bone) and muscular system.
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S1LONE b. HaRDiNg. late ~ Sedg,rick.
T.. q Phiibrook, ENr.
ELLIOT s. HODGKINS, late or Han

ohas T. Hodgkius. Aim'r, private ACCOUNT
ORDERED THAT the Sand Accountant. give no
tice thereof to all persons Interested BY causing
copy this order 10 be pubilzhed3 week. saeee--
sSely In the Ellsworth smcrlcan, priEted 10 Els
worth that they may appear as Probate Court
To be holden AT Ellsworth in stIieoanty, on the
5rd "Wednesday OF June next. At ten of the G lock
ia the forenoon and sheW cause II a they have,
" by the -ame should not be allowed
3s23' PARKER TUCK. Judge
true copy. Attest'-CHAs T.. DoRR. Register.
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Bucksport, May ID, issn
STATE OF MAINE

Tue subscriber hereby gives pabhe noii - 10 all
J concerne thai ne has been duly appointed
ami mas takea apon himself the irast OF
Executor OF sbe last iii ard testament OF
JusHtA H. JORDAN late OF Ellsworth,
tn lac County OF Hancock deceased ~ giving
bond as the Law directs; he therefore requesis
all persons u no Indebted 10 the said deceas-
ed's eslateto make imait diate pay nj and those
who haveaBY immediate demands thereon to ex-
hibit the same for eli,ement.
AUGUSTUS W CLARK, EXT,
Ellsworth. MAJ IA, lss0. 3wsst
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STATE Or MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Cnurt OF ProbaLc liu,L-pogI MAY
Term, A. ID. 1850.
Accounts haYtng been Eiei tor saslle meat n
iaies 81
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Joanna >inbb~, Admir-. "f thc r~tat' u Reuben
~.uHH-, Late IF Eutk~purt, Iva said COUNTY dc
r"a-.at-haytnZ presented hrr 1T arcuunt upon
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
BR EVE EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh.
LEANS, VIA HAVRE, BOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA.
S<SA The steamships of the North Ger.
&AAEl9e man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Hanover. March "a About May
These steamers touch outward at Havre ant
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
- PRICEs OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southam pton or Havre to Hav.
ana or New Oreans-Cabin. $3.50; Steerage. sst
From New Orleans to Southam pton. Havre OF
Bremen--Uabtn, $50: Steerage, $4B.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. $ss
Steerage. &1B.
Children under ten years. half price; chill,
dren under one year, free.
N. B.-Our agents for Texas. Messrs. ,Kauff'
man h Runge. In Galveston. are authorized tt
Issue steerage passage orders at the followins
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, $40:
From Bremen to Indianola. $45 so.
The company reserves the right to change
the route Of the steamers. their advertised dayf
of departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
ED, +. STOOKMEYER Il CO. Agents.
au81 Iv ~ Union street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
8ARKETs Rp TELEGRArH
DOM iISTIC.

BALTIMORE. April l3.-Oats quiet aud steady
gouthern 4sa4l. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Coffee dpll Rio ears,es ls1g1'a as a
fi 0aS6D1 10, Freights unchanged,
NEW York. ApIll 10. Southern hour aulet
and unchanged Wheat heavy and 2ssc y omer ~, ns
bsb. Oats opened hrmer, but closed dun and
heavy; Nos 4lh@4a. Hops steady and un'
Coffee unchanged but quiet. Sugar dull and
weak: fair TO good refining 7s@!''. prime ~
standard HSHd p@as o 7sas extra q s's@ss,
white extra q sAass yellow 7h91As. ~ a
ssess cut loaf " ciushed ~, powdered sn,f sSg
wholly nominal. Molasses quiet aud un
changed, change Ktoe steady, good Inquiry. =,
but hosin rm aa az 81 ssse Wool du, and weak d9
nestle fleece so06s. pu led s3@e2. unwashed 1870
~, Texaa 2i@4o. Pork lower aud very dull old
iS lower eS and moderatey active. closing steady at
74o@7 42h. Whisky nominal. Freighte heavy,
sT legs rs Agr I'll 20 No se
Corn lower at 3Aas4k. .Oats dull at 90. Whisky
quiet ct OIL oe Pork dull at $40 20. Bulk meats 9
dull small lots shoulders at 80 a3 80, rios 8lo
Se.ac, sides & asae sb Bacon dull shoulders
AAb64so ribs 8.ea. sides H.,
Hogs weak end slowi Workers o. sa, soaa te S bs.
st 5000 60 receipts s7o0. shipments 6l0o, CATTLE
weak seupply fair; mainly fair 70 GOOD eteera.
which ranged from soae: bn,oheps h,es. ssesrs so
so; receipts 2loo shipments 500. Sheep steady
and unchanged: fair to fancy "a so96; receipts
sV tnioaao. Appi ,s-Four steady and un;
changed. Wheat unsettled. opened strong and
higher, coeed at inside prices; No; Chicago
spring et los 91 1o&. Corn unsettled, generally
lower: fresh sbk. regular sax. Oats unsettled,
generally. higher and closing easy at 27h. fork
dull, weak and lower AZ ti0 Lard dull, weak
and lower at qak. Bulk meats dull and lower; !;
shoulders a, short ribe $40. clear 90. Whisky
Oiose.--Whaat active. &c lower. Corn easier.
NC lower Oats unsettled 40 lower. Pro-
visdons rmer not gpotso,y rsrts n1rner' poguRa.
ceipte Is,ooC shipments 5000: quiet and hrm;
mixed packing q $50. 90, common TO good %
@4 30, CATTLE Receipts 6n00 shipments 800;
weak but steady at yesterray's .decline ship
ping and exports 81 2O@b 40; butch. re- arm,
y ao@4; stock ere end feeders quiet % 1908 20;
Nebraskas ss rs, good to choice Is 5000 IS.
oIsorsNATI April ls-EIeur w,. dull; /, family m
red winter 81 1s. Corn active and firm at 4oh@
Al. Oats dull: No, 2mixed 80. Po: dull at sio 80.
Lard. easier at t.sa S@e,as Bulk meats dun:
shoulders 4s. ribs e's, sides 7ss, Whisky
steady and firm at 81 os. Sugar custer: hards
lo@1ok. New Orleans 7h@sh. Hogs easier:
q ~ sstst S 60. packing Il 1904 90. butchers IL so
LoursyrnIE. April 1s-Flour dull and ,un-
changsd Wheat GIitt 2i porl IT, n 19rn a., nu so
4ssS, sH s'Ts RIBS saass. sides *. Bacon STEADY
spss ssms ~ so s wss.sg sdes Sugar
WILMINGTON, April 10, s,-sp'rits OF turpeptine
steady at 50 Roein quiet a. 81 lax foc strained.
y 10 for good strained. Tar steady at 81 40.
yellow dip, 81 80 tor virgin. Corn quiet; prime
white 6S. mixed 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, APRIL H. 1880

Barcelona, April 9--Arrived from New Orleans, sp
bark Catalina. Gorordo.
Deal, April 7--saed for New Orleans from Leitb,
Ital bark Alfa Malatesta
by Mail
Genoa, March 2T--Arrived from New Orlsans
Matteo Premnda, Prsmuda
. Dunhirk. March 25--aed for New Orleans Brit
bark Alb am Young, Ferguson.
Sharpr ess March 26-Arrived from New Orleans
Andriette, Betentsen.
SPOKEN
April p off Highland Light. Cape Ced, bark Elliott
Ritohie Hallet, from Mobile for Saco
March g., in Florida straits, Brit ship virginia
Barkie from Pensacola fer Creenook
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
nR.J b. PEREZ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

nR. b. PEREZ,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Of twenty five years experience In the treat.
ment and ure of sll diseases of the GENITO.
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either. NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
eases treated with success Brights Disease
Gravel. Oatarrh of the Bladder. elect. Sperma.
torrh9a, and all disorders Of a PRIVATE Ma
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured By Q
simple mechanism. without pain.
and all Female irregularities PROMPTLY BE.
LIEVED. Or: Perez's FEMALE REGULAT.
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this Office. Consultations strictly eonflden.
tial and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampart street. near Canal. Naw 0rlaana. nas
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
OPELOUsAs.

INDEPENDENT OPELoUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at s o. 10.
r. - FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU.
l@sssa1n9 sas, Port Barre Simmsport Church.
- lille. and all landings on the coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableau-The
light draft passenger steamer
C1T1 OF AUGUSTA,
VIM. Crawford master. A. Meynier Hr.. clerk.
apply on board. or TO 4
GEORGE D. HITE. i42 Gravter street.
LORD d MCPEAKE. 122 Gravier street.
viii give through bills lading to Bayou Bauf,
and connects with the Della NO. 2 for Bayou des
Glaizes. Freight taken at three-auarter card
rates. mh1s
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
EHFOOE..
HARRISON LINE.

SAieA9G The steamship
CHANCELLOR.
Valiant commander
will sail on or about April 80. 1880. from ne,
wharf, front Of Jackson Square.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading 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 Il. MOORE.
de20 ly 1876 Gravier street. up stairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

MEROHANTs' AND PLANTERs' INDEPEND.
ENT PA, KET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Aprfi H. at 8 D. m.
- FOR LIND GROVE. POINT
kR3&&k1S Pleasant and all way landings on
Bayou Bartholomew new pas
senger steamer
CLARA g.,
VIM. Wenzel master. c. II. Packard clerk.
inRs on Black and Ouachta rivers as high as
the mouth of Bayou bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply ON koard or to
r. J. WINBURN. 35 Natchez street.
WIN BURL5. II Fro1 street.
P. S.-Connects with steamer Ollie B. for
points on Upper Bayou. apI1
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
BAYOU MACON AND rENsAs.

TENsAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, April Il. at D. m.
IT, FOR FLOYD, DELHI. WARSAW.
kaEssszl1s 0rocketts Point. Egypt. Cut-on.
Westwood. Eureka. Mound BayoT1.
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-The fine passenger Steamer
TkNSA8.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
de2s LORD & MoPEAKE 122 Gravier street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
FROM TEsE PASSES.

PORT EAps. April 1s. .. m.-Wind south
east.
Arrived: British chip City Of Mobile. Jones
master. So days from Rio de Janeiro: to master.
from New New York, to Hall / Vaughan.
British hark Beau Monde. Glass master. 50
days from LIVERPOOL to master.
Sailed: Steamship st. Mary for Clinton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

CAINSvILLE-Per steamer A w Motfett-l5,
COO feet lumber to Il Eliott-a sacks wool hides
lot Junk t. A Adler-aupdries TO order
Biloxi-Per sohr E NJ Montrass-3o, ,0l0 feet lumber
r O Elliott
Stock ktor--Psr schr Deoeada-5c oc0 feet lumber to
A Q Danner &oo
R,golets-Sehr Armies Chase-Returned in dis.
treas
Wolf River--Per schr Galeas- 80, COO feet lumber
J l. Nevers
Lake Shore-Per sloop Mary-25 bbls shells to or
der
Frenier-Per sloop Lookout-Csrgo Of cabbsges
70 order
Frenier-Per sloop Ida & Julia-Cargo Of oabbages
to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
RIVER NEWS.
uFFIux NEW ORLEANS DEMoCBA.s.
Wednesday. April Ia, 1880.
AKTivAlae

See marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Martha, Rene Macready, As
sumption, II. Il. Lee. VIII Kyle. j. A. Scudder.
staEs Of shs Rivers.
Daily taiegrapbio report Of the stage Of waite,
at various points, with changes. In the ~ hours
sudiuU yesterday nt r. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
mscsipts Mt tsss Old Rastu.

Bayou Laoombe--Psr schr Leander Jane-2s, 600
feet lumber to j Toomer
Pasoagous-Per schr Maud-3s.0c0 feet lumber to
order
Pascagoula-Per sohr Juanna--100o bbs charcoal
TO order
Pasoagous-Per schr 0iivia-l6oo bbs charcoal to
order
stockton-per sohr Hetter Ellis-so,ooo feet Of
lumber to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
LO w ER COAST,

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. m. and SATURDAY at o. m,
IT, - FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTE
ALA Hache, Greenwood Plantation
Terre aux Bpuf, and all plantation
landings-The new. fine and fast steanaer
EMMA IRVINE.
j. A. Ruiz master. u. M. 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 street. aul1
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
Meosipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

April l3-1o0 bales cotton to Strauss &oo--3 do to
Jno L Hardie &oo--l L Harris &oo-4s Gardner Il
Copp-29 Bioknam Moore-l7 Allen, West 4 Bush
stock w Kerr-l do III II Brooks II Gill
more-i car lumber A @ Danner Cool do Otis-I
mule Leonard & MaIwell-s0 bbls oil J Aldge-50
terces hams ID Fatio &oo-t phaeton Harris Geo
l50 sacks bran Sohwabacher Hirsoh-1so pkgs beer
Geo Yalets-20b do q II X, amer-i car beer L Lipp-
-l00 bbls lime Snodgrssa-2<o do S Snodgrass
tl0 L NJ Gex-4o bdls brooms John Moore &oo-i5
pkgs mdse Marqueze &oo-asi do keiiier Bros
b<4 sacks peas order-i66 do A Leyden-tsO do to
w Mathews e. Bro hhdB tobacco ] V SabI mus
Q tierces hams W g. o Reohardt-2 pkgs mdse Il +
Virgin-l Dbl whisky M ColDs-ln tieroes hams to
John Adams &eo-5 do J Nj Dowling-io Schmidt
g. Ziegler-5 w Newton-2 saws Ii ID Coleman e.
Bro-1 bbl whisky G Bastin-sundries to order-To-
tai 1873 bales cotton hhds sugar