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j. McMURRAY'S
ARRANGEMENT s FOR IS47.
~ 49, 49, 80

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES
'HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully begs leave 10 tender his
sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public
for their very liberal support has received
twenty and solicts continuation of their
The de,patch by whicn his passengers have
out aud the prompness by which his drafts
have been paid at the different banks he aers
suic guarantee to the public for the flthfu Perform
ance OF any future cor tracts entered into with him
The following the days OF sailing of the regular line Of
packets to and from Liverpool 9th Iith IGh 2Ist
and 26th Of each month throughout the year
IN addition to the above regular line number of
ships such as the Adirondack Marmion Lii
bey Sea- Green2ck Broom, and Ocean Queen will con.
nue TO sail from Liverpool weekly in regular
In Liverpool
The regular line of London Packet, sail from New York
on the s 9Th 10th and 2ih and from Londsn the 9Th
l3th 2lst and 28th of each month throughout the
Persons dssirous OF sending for their friends residing in
the Old Country have them brought any of the
above splendid vessels on moderate terms.
And for the accommodation persons wishing to remit
money 70 their FAMILIES or reads have arranged the pay
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Col John IL sherburne, of Philadelphia, the au,hol
several historical and miscellaneous works, has BID
unanimously elected an honorary member Of the Phil
sophsn Society of Wit,enburg College, Ohio for thsl
promotion OF social, moral literary and scientific i'm
provements
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& 80 - !,sgk
ROCHE, BRoTHEks Co.

ROCHE, BROTHERS h Co.
ARRANGEMENTS
aemtances to and Passage from Great Britain and Ireland
90 by the
BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing from Liverpool the and 10th of every mouth
- Also, BY first class Am ercan ships (weeklyl
Persons sending to the Old Country for friends can
make the necessary arrangements with the subscribers
them brought of the eight ships
the Black BALL or Old Line OF Liverpool Packets sailing
first class ships sailing that port weekly which our
agent MIR Roche Senior, there will without
delay. - "
The Black Ball, Old Line of Liverpool Packets com
prise the following magnificent ships and will sail from Lv-
erPoo on the regular appointed days, follows -
EIf HdpEh' ,s st January ist May, st September
e SbM xX9fK ss Js June 5S
9322EEk sb ,s II March, LIST y, July q N0ysmbsr
SGAoMNgTFEaHGME A lsb April is II aug Ia December
FS-The public respectfully notied by desire
owners OF the Black Ball Old Line of Liverpool Jackets
that no passenger agents but X. Co. have permission
and that they the only regular authorised
Of said line ia this city.
We have all times drafts At sight, for sny amount
drawn direct the Royal Bank OF Ireland Dubin
Messrs Prescott Grote Ames Co. Bankers wi ich
are paid free OF discount charge whatever all
gncpa towns throughout England, Ireland Sce,s.d and
Wales
ROCHE BROTiERs x Co.,
ID Fulton street, y. Y, door the Fulton Bank
The oihceof MIR. Roche Semi, Is &, 10 Dublin street
ORC Liverpool
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATEs--Ihurs-
day, January Is, lSi7.-No. u. New Jersey
Steam Navigation Company, appellant. vs. Merchants,
Bank OF Boston The argument ef this cause was CONT
nned by Mr. X w Greene Tor the appellee. Adjourned
I'LL Tomorrow. III o'clock A. NJ
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNi
WANTED.
{ AIDES Or GENTLEMEN haviay supsrf;u ous
A Go ditposs Of, such Wearing Apparel Fun lu
ga oD1iH lar cash pres for the sans, by sending
snbstsibsr, tuoost the Post Office, or otherwise,
@ssnd az tAair feridssesI ), LEVkNSINX
fse Broadway, up
Lads. esE 10 ATTENDED 70 by Mira. j. LEVKNsTfrM
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4 Drew, deceased
Notice hereby given that the undersigned have bs
u appointed by the judge o probate Of the county OF
hmaciunae, IN The state of Michigan, adm istrators
eithte OF John A. Drew late OF Mscktrrc, county OF
hmackinac, deceased, and have tuk~n upon thsmsel
trust ~ giving BOMBS according TO law.
haehmse, Michigan, November 81, 1886.
WILLIAM 4. DREW
HENRY JONES,
SAM'L. X. HAKIN9,
% ev"re hdminttrstnI, 81 ths ,,tais Of John AZ
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WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND sILV

WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND silly
WARE
'l'HE subscribers Continue 20 have for sale fu II
n m,nt Of gold aud silver Watches Of the most u
makers, which will be offered at the very loves, prI
warranted correct time keepers.
they are INSTANTLY receiving the latest styles Of
able Jewciry Of every description. including geld
guard CHAINS; breast pins rings; finger rings; br
head ornaments, nc silver spoons forks; butter kn
silver ware, equal to CON; gold aud silver spectacl
cave, convex, &c; French clocks and watches,
equal 10 the original.
ACBERLY g BRIGGS, i5s Bow
as im~~h door. shov. p-oom.
- ltLEs AMI tulLASSt.a--2lO rin-s OF lat,
IL tern, with sppe0dagss, 30 ship outissses, win
bards The above ere hrst article for service
T. lIiomIa, or elst where. ror sale by
Jyt3-2wsr WI RYDER 4 BROrBERs a.
- ~. II -.
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40 , - - fniladei phia, Via
Mr. Thomrson-Dear Sif:-For mos than
PAST had been dreadluily afflicted with sf-et
hfot, which my physician pfouounced On on
onius" clused by repeated aud neglected colds.
trrs' sulicf Is i,de CRIB bic. Ny throat lite
WIN YOis rpasmodic coughing 40 that blood wq
IRON ~ also great ppfe'sion, pain cnd ightleax
aud ievtr-- ~ short q ! the u.u 4 puoOnary symp
ed item elves, causilg entire loss Of necessary
IA ost was leechcd and bistered aud overy
tflN OF every known remedy, aud nj different D..
ADVICE OF SIX ph sciars and all Of avah
mouths since made trial 0i your Com pound iyr
.rd WOOD Nnphtha. sld hslnre had taken the Il
iclt relief continued unrIl | had taken seven boz
completely remove the disease End restored foSPS
health; aud firmly believe snonld now be living
itnot been Tor vouT invaluable medicine.
JANE FERRY, i23 Spruce
The undersigned bears witness 10 tn. truth OF the
going, having personal knowledge Of all the facts OF
cssc. NJ HARRlSO
cram, o. Almoad ste
Ihis invaluable remedy prepared ONLfby
-. ANGNEY x DICKSON
y. T.. corner 5th and Spruce SITS. ri
Sold Wholesale and retail by WYATT < KsTJHA
huon ST. retail By II. johnson, 271 broadway; Rim
DO WV. y y jals N
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WIGS, WIGS.
RAGHELoR's New invented Wes.4nd scaps,ns deeid-
~ sus the greatest improvement yet ntroduo ed
o WiE Making They perfectly comfortable vet
make the weafef unconscious that he has Wig and the
eeaY and natural in that they
cd Made only by WIN. Bachelor No. Wall strcet uoa
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1000 PRISONS IN pHIL ApsLpnIA, md 80

he Nonaelful sffc cy Of that powerul remedy,
iHOAfSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR A
WOOD NAPNTHs Rs
For Consumption, Coughs, ColtH. Asthma % Ia.
ting Of Blood sc &c.
READ ktADt!
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NOTICE.
a~N@9 - On and after Friday, November 2oth the
steamboat SYLPH Captain Braisted, will
make the following trips to and from Slater
Island until further notice, viz -
Leave New York. Leave Staten Island
At 0 Am. At sx
IL AN. 10
M. IAN
5X AZ" Mir
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
Eor the Z xprcss.
ToTIIESuN.

!: lorious orb Of spreading light!
|TssassN ho bfi ghtens day and darkens night
sE ~ ithout whose aid We may not know
ne beauteous tints nf nature IS glow;
WY art thou placed so far on hight
VI roilcst thou thro' chaos Wide--
70 spirits taIr approach thee nigh,
VI do they on thy breast abidel
Mortal be they BY some Eve borne,
" DO they from thy bosom spring.
Are they condemned to toll and mourn,
VI roam they free on spirits wing:
Are they by cares and woes oppressed.
" do they live but to be blest!
Are their desires soon gratiied,
" 10 they another's will ahise!
Hear they the words we SPEAK to thee,
know they the thong hts TIM. in us sneak!
see they with eyes that all survey,
VI be their senses frai. and weak!
TOT PARENTS faults must they atone,
Of can they sin Ike US alone!
must they to dust again return,
IRE they can live, adore and burn!
VI are they now what they will be,
throughout whole Eternity!
Beauteous orb! could 1t be so,
Ilat we these hidden things may know;
What wonders strange from us conceai'd,
would to our vision be revealed:
we could invent a language strange,
And speed it with the lightning s wing;
Ihro' cl,aos wide we'd make it range,
And speak to those who round thee cling
Thy beams could hack their answer bring
-
When death shall free US from this clay,
Our spirits then may soar away
Ioshy bright sphere. = With spirit sight
Wen pierce the darkes, shade of night.
The darkest. hidden mystery,
Which is now concealed from me
The knowledge now SO vaiEy sought,
Will then, without our aid be brought,
Then we may know what's now denied,
And our desires be gratilied.
Sept. %. ls47. MELANCHOLY
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

lu,OQO. VOLUNTEERS WANTED!
EMERSON, SHIELDS s. CO.,
Rein receipt ind now receiving the larp
"A est stock Of Goods that ever landed in
this city, commencing in the store, and run.
hihg through warehouses and cellars These
are important facts which we are fully
competent to prove to the satisfaction Of any
person or persons that will travel through The
above enumerated places, having implicit con.
hdence that such will universally be admitted
TO be fact. We will content ourseIs cs by
onumerat'ng asmall portion of the leading ar
ticles, not having desire to trouble the com
mnnity with long list OF untruths, and more
particularly we dislike to hear the printers
srumble.
T. ). To insure trade bring the money. .
Dubuque, July 18th, lS47-
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
1897. SPRING CAMPAIGN. lsa7

A TREMENDOUS SUPERINTENDENT Success
NO. Ida MAMMOTH STORE, TIE LARG.
, EST IN THE WEST.
JOHN T. MARTINI
Old Established CLothisr-No. ll4 Main street
st. Louis, No. Motto: Lurge Sales
ana Small Profts. ..
a AM determined to sell lower than anv o.
Il ther house west.
nave this spring received the largest stock
of Spring and Summer Ciothimg ever brought
to this market. and shall continue to receive
weekly throughout the scuson will, by the
first OF april, 1877, have on hand over
i3,OUU GARMENTS.
OF oprlhs and Summer wear, which | am de-
ternIncd to sell at tower prices than any 9TH
CT house possibly can, as II must be apparent
to every one that eau, from my long expert
ence, us years i'll St Louise and many ad.
vantages which possess.
LIST, Residing in the city IF New Y ork, and
having the advantage OF the market
"a, Purchasing for cash and manufacturing
my own goods, saving thereby the munuluc.
turer's profit, (at least % per cent?
Sd, Selling entirely for cash, or No l city
acceptance.
4th From the tremendous cmount of bust.
ness that do, / can afford to sell ut il much
slnali-s profit than those who do u small bust.
ness. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
supplied at small advance, US [ am determin-
ca 10 sell to every man that comes to this mar
ket who has the ready cash. All ask is for
you TO look through my stock. when ] am con-
ndent that you will acknowledge that MARTIN
mas the l,rgeSt and best assortment of
hEADY.MADE CLOTHING
ever brought to this market. and that am Of.
terlng them at such low prices us will defy any
and ALL CoMpErIr,ov
'jts no trouble TO shoe gods, Retail CUSTOM
ers will find it greatly to their advantage to
purchase from me, from the ia ct that | have
the largest and most fashionable stock of clo-
thing IN the city for them to select from, and
am confident that in point OF style and fit
my stock cannot he "Iuallcd in the West
BEAR IN MIND MARTIN HAS BUT ONE STORE,
No. ia, MAIN STREET.
1-5Look at the big Stone SigueD
MARTIN
On the pavement; on the to OF the house, a big
number IA
III have the largest, deepest, U40 feet and
lIghtcst store in the city--n the back end
large looking gluss, covering the entire end.
JOHN +. MAKTiN,
March II, n27. No. III Min st. ST Louis
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
NEW ARRIVAL.

BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Eclectic Its, Cd. Ord and 4th
lVl Readers; Frost's United States history.
Smiths arithmetic; do. Grammars; Walker,
Dictionary; Elementary spelling Books; West
srn songster; Peter Pindar 8 works; Lockhart;s
life Of Sir Walter Scott; Goldsmiti's animated
Nature: Poetical works Of Rogers, Campbell.
Montgomery. Lamb, and Kirko White; thirtv
dozen chi'dren's Toy Books and Primmels ~
various kinds; dozen Autographed Enrrav.
ings; % CURES blank account books contsininr
from TO qrs.; quires blank bills Lading::
cory and Memorandum books; is rean,s Lelier
and writing Psper;2 dozen cards Gillot,s VIZ.
toria ard eaglo steel Pens; s gross corumoo
ems and holders; 500 best oiled Coose 0r;,I..
Cedar pencils; wofo,s; sealing wax;snd yay;'
ETY. Of other articles, all OF which va VIII III,
low n42 WIN. LAWTHER & co
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
{Ht:sMiL:sS' HOME.

The Undersigned would respectfully yin form.
the travelling public. that he has taken the
House formerly occupied by Mr.. tlcnry Plor.
ser, Oh Man street, where he intends 10 X ccp u
BOARDING HOUSE.
He assures the public. thai no efforts on his
part, will be left untrcd to give perfect salts
faction to all who nay favor him with their
patronage. The house has undergone tburoutlo
repairs, VIII oh renders it cquol To any in The
City, IN point OF Comfort and convenience.
Attach d the premises Is cXcci!cn! Stabing.
In short, every Thug necessary to conduct such
an establishment has been provided.
PETER KiENE.
April Is, 1916. no 81
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
AGRICULTURAL,
CHEAP ROOFS FOR BUILDINGS

It is frequently necessary to construc,
out houses, sheds, &c, Of IA cheap char
acter for temporary use. but which are
nevertheless: required to be we'll protect.
ed from the weather. The following
simple and expeditions method Of roofing
outhouses and other similar structures.
may, therefore, be Of service to some of
our readers: The raiters are to be four
inches deep and two and half thick
the covering 10 be Of boards three quar-
ters OF an inch, straight edged, and Sc
curely nailed 10 prevent varying Over
this Mace course Of common sheathng
paper, such as is ordinarily used under
the copper sheathing OF vessels. and
make it fast by small nails. Then ap-
ply composition made Of the following
ingredients, viz: eight gallons Of tar,
two OF Roman cement, three pounds of
tallow, and FIVE Of rosin. These ingre-
dents should be we'll boiled, and applied
when hot. Care should De taken that
the composition be spread as evenly as
possible, and covered bei.re it is cooled,
with stratum of sharp, finely sifted
sand. On this another coat Of tar is to
be spread, and another coat Of sand as
before, after which, nothing more is re-
CURED to secure the possession of tight
roofs for years, except an occasional
dressing Of tar. Some may object to this
species Of roofing, iron, the superstition
that being composed mostly Of highly re-
flagable materials, it would prove loo
combustibte. But this, if it be reason
able objection, may be easily obvia,ed, bv
giving the whole coat composed of the
following materials;
Slack common lime in close vessel :,
and when cool pass eight quarts through
common seiye; add to it one quart of
fine salt, and two gallons of pure wafer.
Boil and skim. Then to every four gal
Ions of this mixture add one and quar-
ter pounds Of rock alum, three fourths
Of pound of potash, aud five quarts of
fine beach sand. This wash will now
admit any coloring matter that may be
applied with paint brush in the same
manner as oil paints. A writer, remark
ing on the good qualities Of this prepara-
tion, says:
81 at looks better than paint, will stop
leaks in the roof, prevent moss from
growing, and when laid upon brick work
will render it impenetrabie to rain or
moisture; A wash Of this kind might
benefcialIy be applied to the roofs OF
barns, and other buildings, ins,e ad Of
paints.-fMaine Farmer.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
EsssANseEsH2g'gsS PILLS.

wis mcticInc Is acknowledged Ia BE- ono
e Of the most va!u lb!c ever discovered
"s Il pnrIfycr o! the blood and fluids. 1t is su.
per'or to Slrsu parila. whether as ii ndnrlfic o.
Alternative. 1t stands Infinitely before all the
preparations Of nominations or hlcrcurs--ioi
these pills may be taken daily for any period
aud INSTEAD OF i weakening ty the Ca iGnriic
effect. they add strcngtl,-by taking away the
cause Of weak ncss--they have none Of the
miserable effects o! Calomcl. The teeth are
not 'njurcd-'he bones and limbs arc not par
yzed-n1--hu. in the stead OF those distress,
ing symptoms. new life and consequent ani,na
ton is evident III every movement u! the huGy.
Bt.ndrcth's Pills are u universal rem, dy, Tor
the" cure OPPOSITE diseases.
In al cases they will be found safe and
simple remedy, yet all powerful for the re-.
moval o! diseases. whether chronic or recent,
infections or otherwise. They do not render
the system liable to be u lfccted by any changes
of temperature. The genuine pill can be pro.
cured of JOHN KING,
n45 Agent Dubuque, Iowu
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29


Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad
We learn from the Richmond, Ia, Pa!la-
dunn, that meeting Of the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity was held on Sat-
urday, the 18th inst, TO take into consid-
Grafton the highly important subject Of
connecting ST. Louis and Cincinnati by
railroad. Judge Huntington, delegate
from the Board of Directors Of the Terre
Haute and Richmond railroad Company,
who has been appointed to visit different
points on the route, was present, and gave
a highly interesting account of his visit TO
this city, and Of the action Of the Board
in advancing the interest Of the road
Considerable interest was manifested, and
after the appointment Of a Committee to
prepare series Of resolutions, expressive
OF the wishes Of the people relative to
this great work, the meeting adjourned
to the following Wednesday, at which
time the committee were requested to re-
port. At the second meeting, VIC learn
by letter to friend, the greatest enthu-
siasn prevailed, and $1,000 were sub
scribed, prior 70 the opening Of the books.
We understand Judge Huntington sub.
sequently visited Indianapolis, and that a
like enthusiasm prevailed. Indeed, a.
long the entire route the most energetic
movements are being made. These
things auguf well for the future rapid
progress Of the work -the completion Of
which will SO materially advance the in
,terest 0f The cutire West Gin, Gazette.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
FRENCH
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
FRENCH

BAhERE AND CUNTECTIONAKY
MANUFACTORY.
TgNHE undersigned, having established
z himself permanently in Dubuque, is now
prepared to provide his customers, with eve
ry'hing in his line, on short notice, and the
most reasonable terms.
q, shall continually manufacture. and keep
constantly on hand, a great variety Of conlcc-
tionary and candies ofevcry description, which
Will sell low at WHOLESALE or retail.
am ready to supply those who may have
Assemblies, or Parties, with Cakes, conrcc.
tonary and every luxury that can DC desired
on tho shortest notice.
lalso manufacture and keep very superior
article of Cough Candy, that is regarded by
all who have used it as superior to any Coug h
Syrup, yet discovered.
CHARLES DESMOINEAUX.
Nov &C. nol;
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
st. Louis And &. Peters Packet.

A THE new liph, draus h, steam
ylss,a-.ESnS or sc RAJ TnRocRmonroN.
ssss4sssg:l:gss Master, will commence her reg ,
ular trips uutwcen SAINT LOUIS, SAINT PErEKs
and SAINT CRo1x, on the opening of ma viya ton
u The CORA has been built expressly for
this trade, and will rcmuin in it during the
scaeon.
~ For freight or passage apply on board
nSl
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

?aSl!E of'y "ChsGuercd Store" in the city of
a Dubuque, is well replenished with
fresh supply OF Drugs, Itiea:t;,,ss. Eaten, hsd
,cinas, OILS, pair.ts Spices, and fancy sri.cle-
~ this line, which will sell very low for ASH
or ready pay,at wholesale or retail.
Az pnrch"eo q my Drugs and medicines
IN tlc EtH. Tor cash cannot, .nor will no bet,
un2orsold.
Great care is tax en in the purchase ofcnly
the best Of artic!os; and the stock, duciUgthe
entire season, shall be equal 70 the demand.
ap2in32 f.. NJ. BISSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
NEW SPRING GOODS.
MURPHY g. BURKE,

MURPHY e. BURKE, ... r..
" Dubuque, Io1rn,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends an q
Ia the public. that they arc now in reccip
OF u carefully ele tod and general assert men
of seasonablet 90 !, which, they offer for S. g
for Cash or 10 )UCE, at prices that can.
not be uNDRRsolu bv any Store in Iowa, con.
sisting inpart us follows. viz:
summct prints, Checks. b.
Ginghnms, Tickings, -
Fancy Lawns, Irish Linen,
Blcachcd and unbleachSha wis,
cd Eluslins. Scnrfs,
Cottonndes, Denims, Bonnets
and CamIets, Ribbons, 10TH
broad broad cloths, Hosiery, Trimmings &c
Cassmercs, Boots and snoes.
Fancy Vestings, Hats, -.......+' w..
weeds, @ Hardware, .... 49,.
Satinets, Iron,
Jeans, a" Groceries n n,onp v,b;c,,
are Kio and Havana coffee. Tea. Of superior
quality, both green and black; Virginia and
Missouri Tobacco; dried Peaches and Apples;
fresh Rice, Spices, Window Glass and Ssh.
white Lead, with most articles usually kept in
store. all Of which are offered for CASH OR
PRODUCE at pricos that cannot be undersold;
BY MURPHY e. BURKE,
MO Main street, Dubuque.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

st. g.e,lis and st. P'ters Packet.
:, 4, 3.Gi<S;1-t The Wcil known iigh ufaus hit
A25t1- +}-;<S5x{--ss2 steamer LYNX, john Aren't
5;5t!2t & Sc SON, Master, has conmenced
hcr regular trips between the above ports,
touching at Nanvoo, Fort Madison Burlington,
Oiuawha. New Boston, Bloomington, Nock is
land. Davenport. Ga!ena. Duuuouc, Cassvii!c,
Prairie La Porte, Prairie du Chcin aud III other
intermediate ports Fortnight or passage APP
ply on hnlrd
May 18th 1877. IS IT