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dE.!nlxe on THE FASHION ABIEs.-Jenk who
attended : recent hop = Saratoga, writes to the
npIIllo Rephbnc Is Follows
Z Y possible % describe the exquisite scene as
Trio dmmen se, magnificent and limitable
I eorn;of Congress Hail Rapturous forms r ms
Eoluptu0ns swells In tight bodied
nj IL most delicate straw-colored kids,
inS 1peA 40 celestial half clothed forms that
flled tle the han with lace, glances and
have only time to describe three or
81 She hesye!lly beings who represented your
y M A psofo1nd maroon, with lace danglers,
8lsSe head dress, and Mgh-heeled slippers,
pink enlminAti0ns She had an enticng
sSGS tqASe dfapesy that captiyated the entire
~ S1G1Q T. 6Saf0, and created envy among the
V n GehE Her sister was dressed a blue
& bout feathers, her face exqui-
Il M1th lily white and carmine
u Qf heAlth and animation. She had a
ii Ms4ecked dress and bare arms with little
" ] n Ice strap on each shoulder to give
b ea6e n connection. The ladies pres
u 5ya plsaaly that a she didn't have
NJ Hl43kes ~ 30 round, y while tile gentlemen
4 aeetared that they did not see that she
essed III the least, and as far as they
we're perfectly satisfied with her
8 r. Oh, of Main street. was gor
Il fs1seu " straw colored flonnces, looped
9se3tes AZ velveteen, with cores set in by
f request Her lemolscciored berthe ex-
4 4Nt044 rage, 80 beautiful and costly was
6t ~ c0loFed gloves fitted faultiessly.
g. See 70 tue. {0h, yenkins.)
n In Is Washington street,
n 70 he Invisible except when
u As corsAge Vas trimmed with grena-
4 n ~ u expanding around the neck in the |
slaeen II abeth ruff and dropping
~ heeH where it lay on the floor in |
~ ppddles. She was the charming epi |
~ klaat 4 delicious and warm in woman T
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ENCOUNTER WITH SHARK.-A FIsn sToRy.-On
Friday evening last, at about 1O3 O'clock as three
young men, !: H. Hamilton, Jno.' White and s.
Mortimer Williams, of this CITY, were rowing
through He'll Gate, bound for Harlem, in the row.
boat Linda, huge shark, attracted probably by
the bright light of lantern (Which they carry with
them at night, rose to the surface within an oars
length of the side of the boat. One of the party
having revolver, Immediately discharged three
shots at the head of the monster which was out of
the water at the same time. The bullets did not
seem to have any effect, for he headed across the
bow of the boat, his fin and head being visible.
The party rowing backed water and as the shark
crossed the bow within three or four feet he re-
ceived thrust from their boat-hook which seemed
to make him more lively in his motions. He also
received three or four more bullet from the pistol,
none of them fired at greater distance than six
feet from him. He kept close to them swimming
in a circle, and several times went completely
The party then pulled the boat to shore, when
one of them went up to Dunlap's Hotel, to procure
assistance to dispatch the monster, but his story
received no credit, and he was laughed at. They
ther revolver, headed toward home. They had
not proceeded very far when the shark rose di-
rectly in front of the boat about eight feet off,
coming directly toward them. Williams, who was
sanding up in the bow of the boat, discharged
the pistol twice directly in the monsters head.
This had the effect of turning him little out of his
course, and he sank and went under, rasping the
bottom of the boat; his head rose out of water
directly alongside of the party steering. He seem
ed to be about fifteen feet long Judging from the
length of the Linda, which is seventeen feet).
Their ammunition being about exhausted and
bullets seeming to have little effect on the shark,
not caring to risk too closean encounter with only
their boat-hook for weapon, lest his sharkship
might with a gentle flap capsize their boat, they
We're cmpelled reluctantly to leave his company.
During the encounter the party fired at him thir-
teen bullets from their revolver, and struck him
with the boat hook four times. The boat was in
his company half an hour, he seeming quite de-
liberate in his motions They were very ambitious
of capturing him prize, and if they had sue
ceeded in killing him, would have endeavoured to
tow him down to the Bath, where their boat is
kept. brooklyn Times, 27th.
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Gourve went to pay his respects to the Duchess
Sophia, of Brunswick, whose young daughter he
was specializing on as a wife for the Dauphin.
When he was first permitted to see the young lady,
then in her 18th year, he said: This Is fair and
beautiful princess, worthy of the highest destiny.
May ask what religion she has been brought up
N! She has none atpresent," answered Sophia
when We know what prince will be her husband
she will be instructed in his religion, q -
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The captain Of one of the Black Ball line of Liver
pool packet ships, i'll conversation with friend
said that he never heard of but one man who had
Il good excuse for going to sea. On being asked
who that man was, the captain replied, ..Noal.
For,,n. said he, :" If the old chap had remained on
shore he would have been drownelIm
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mo. 47S4.
Ror> That the adjudication By the Comptroller Of all the
materials remaining the ground of the draining machine Of
the Fourth Section Fourth District Of the city to Wheeler
Geddes Co.. for Sl5 cash and the hereby approved
by the Common Council of the city Orleans and that
the Comptroller deliver said parties all Of said materials on The
payment of said amount of purchase.
[Sisned JOHN 7. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl ]. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Oct l5 1889
Signed GERARD sTITII Mayor
A true copy.
oil j. i. ,BRE, Secretary
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAfoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Ciy Hall, October Is, 1889.
Common Council Of The lftty Of N.,p D.lpans


5-.. Common Council Of The City of New Orleans J
mo. 47s3.]
Resors That the Comptroller warrant on the Treasurer for
the payment q The following biii., VIZ 'S's'' '''
Hall Kemp "a p eo Ig p,; bs och!e snd 100 lbs Spanish
sheriff Parish orleans in suit Of STATE Of Louis, - .
sns Sn s Ts NJ 8 s x I'll ss~ Orleans W.
p Nass Rss fos ssh s a, S 81 ts e tin
sss S fEissd 1 'Si%1;s .hsa' etc. 70: % 90
ing esfays IN september and Octo err lS5S...... lg 80
JURY SERVICE.
dos nd Js as h hs sse 9 a arr payable TO
P Peianne transteree of sndry warrants payable and
due under the State laws Of 1880 and 1855 lo5 90
Daniel Weaver, Il days service in Fist District Court
+ tvereh days service in First District Court in Is W
F. Evans days service First district Court in ISL
H. r LahFop days service in First District Court in
W Mayo il days in First District Court in l. "
O. H9mnrk is days service in First district Court in 10 "
NJ Goodwin Is days service FRS; District Court in
Dennis Fnvey days service in first District Court in ~ "
H A Bron days service in Fist Dis;fic. Court in 10 "
W. Rhedes days service First District Court il, 10 .
W Mayo 10 days service in First District cour: in - %
L. Qnernpn il days service in First District Court in 10 ~
Alfred heary days service in First District oonr, in = %
Vaudeville days First District cou,: in ~ %
W. ISL .,,.:;......, 81 90
Edmund Freret days service in First District Court in
John Valentine IA days service in First District Court in
$50 :;.......... 81 90
1851 Is co
Isgnedl JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
tSgpedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved Oct. Is, 1859.
oil [ScnrdI GERARD STITH Mayor
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n CAvAROC Is co.,

G. cAvARoc Is CO.. ....
No. IA ROYAL STREET
OFFER FOR SALE
600 boxes ABsYNTHE, C. F. Berger.
100 T.. Sauvegol Bruneton 4 Co
u, casks CLARET, ordinary.
ITO =. -. Chateau Dillon of different qualities
800 boxes CLARET Chateau Dillon. Cos d EstourneI Mar
gau1,
80 boxes WHITE WINE Haut sau.srne
80 half casks WHITE WINE superior quality.
30 baskets ANIsETTE, Chauvet Fills.
500 EMPTY DEMIJoHNS l, q 8, 5 gallons.
FROM U. $. BONDED WAREHOUSE:
so packages Brandies of the following brands
coco PERE Fills
AClIIILE PETIT.
j. D. BARON,
A. NAuRELI-
A.&S. YvON,
j. A. GUERIN,
J. TOURNADE,
PELICAN
GUIILEMOT
BOYER
f. BOREI, etc, etc.
EXPECTED PER SHIP 4KNEDE SNOW, FROM Dor.
DEAUX:
50 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE j. Iasaure;
?, casks CI.ARET, Chateau Dillon;
do WHITE WINE, Graves, superior quality.
800 boxes CLARET, GML;
I'D casks do GMI.;
% barrels WHITE WINE. GMI.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON FROM MARSEILLES
800 baskets SWEET OIL, j. Plagnol;
800 boxes Castillo SOAP. MS lyMo
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from ~ to 30 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 30 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS, from . to - inches in diameter.
Lea It Ieavits Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS will, both
iron and wooden frames with Norcros Rocker Boxes and
Stearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks
Pages and Page Il Chd's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills. with Top Saws
Staubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from IS to
inches diameter.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS of 6, ia and II inches in
diameter by II feet long and gearei for either horse
power.
sHAFTING, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
ERS and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FIuE BOILERS ~ inches in diameter, and from
Is to 80 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to y inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
An of all sizes of the above articles generally in
ready for delivery the shortest notice. and for sale
the most favorable and at The lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues prices will be any address
by mail
S. II. GILMAN
my9 xviii 10 tiruvicr street. New Orleans
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CTATIoNARY STEAM ENGINES

ALI. SIZES, FROM to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from IL TO 80 horse power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to ~ feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS from to ., inches diameter
Lea il Leayitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with bo
iron and wooden frames with Norcrass' Rocker Boxes and
Stenrl's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Childs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws
Saubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from Is to
inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of g. ~, and II inches in
diameter by Il feet long and geared for either or steam
power.
sHAFTlSG, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs STANDS, HANG.
Frs, and Boxes OF all sizes.
DOUBLE FIUE BOILERS ~ inches diameter ant, from
10 to 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS up to u inches diameter
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
all sizes of above articles generally in
ready for delivery the shortest notice. and for sale on
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues prices will to any address
by mail.
S. II. GILMAN,
srcetN rvO rlra
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. }
City Hall, September ), 1859
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS J
City Hall September 5, 1859.
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans. }
No. 45O9
Ra-1lred That the of five thousand dollars he
and the same hereby appropriated by the Common Council
the city of New Orleans drawn from City Treasurer in
for the purpose Of procuring double acting Worhington
Force Pumps " together with mile OF 80 inch iron pipe
and hve miles Of % inch cast iron pipe; for the
house for said force pumps and laying of portion
pipe the whole in order that sufficient supply Of may
furnished for the estngusment of fires cleansing the
and aiding and promoting salnary condition of atmosphere in
sored further, That said force pump, and pipe shall
be furnished and delivered to the city of New Orleans
that said force pumps be located and placed in house
erected by the City Surveyor the head of Canal
that the laying Of Al Of said pine shall be arranged and executed
Re;oref fer That the Mayor be and he is hereby author
lied to enter into contract with the parties for furnishing
delivering to the city the aforesaid double force pumps
same to be paid for and OF the aforesaid
ve thousand dollars appropriated and in accordance with
the first part Of this resolution
tsigned J. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
[Signed CHAs. H. WALDO,
, ., Prs Board of Assistant Aldermen
ISigneil GERARD sTITH Mayor
given that sealed proposals will be received office until
MONDAY, the 24h Of October 1852 at II O'Clock NJ for Inc
following contracts, to. wit
the erection Of iron building Of, the eyee
opposite Canal street. for the pumps Of the city
works
the furnishing Of one mile of cast iron pipes
valves, etc. for the city water works.
4 contract for furnishing and placing double acting
Mohiigion Force Pumps each capable of lifting and furnish
chimney, pipes, etc; the whole complete
The aforesaid contracts to be performed in accordance with
plans and specifications of the City Surveyor file in his
office.
se6 I'd GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
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STREET COMll,R---OFFICIAL


THIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Vas brou int
10 the Third District Pound at the of Clourt
Goodchdren streets, estrays-
One black with white bag spot hind
visible brands.
One red brinde cow, branded left hin left ear
cropped and undercropped, underb;ts in the right
Which If claimed within five there
paid, will be sold public auction, Pound on
THURSDAY, October ~, 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, October l3 1859
q. o. FLECIIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October Is, 1889.
v. DUPLESSIS. Comptroller
u etc conduit an Depot DIES Epaves dn Troseme District.
cognure Clouet ct Bons Enfants, CONNIE epayes-
Une vache nore PTS blanc pes aches blanehes
les deux pds de derrere rorei gauch ooupe
moriures sur Ia droite.
Une vache rouge taehcte atanpe hanche gauche
porelle gauche coupte souscoupe deux mordues
droite.
81 les dts anmax pas reeas cinu o,rs ct les
iras ls encere pnbliaae dit dpot
leJEupI, % doctobre 1852 y heures a. NJ.
c. O. FLETCHER. Commssaire DIES rues
SeuSelle Orleans, Il IL doeiobre 1859 ola Is II 10 70
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2pb6m READING K CHURCH.
COMPREHENSIVE THE UNDERSIGNED have
Informed col,.r'ner.hp under the and style OF
GREtfORIO ROWLAND & co, for the Of trans
acting Wholesale and Retail Fruit business No. 81
and s. ruton NJ III GREuURf0
j. H. ROWLAND.
lin j
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N Il G Il i.

For the present. all Cotton delivered Presses will
have compressed nj the Tyler Press.
seS Option READING & CHURCH.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

nISSOLUTION THE COMPREHENSIVE between
- HE undersigned under the firm Of JOSHUA DlNDS II
90, having expired by Its own Imitation Mr.. EDWARD
LEIGH letires frGM the Tim this day. .<,-
JOSHUA DIXON
EDWARD LEEcH.
Now Orleans. October 8 1850.
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EOPARTNERSHIP--M JOSHUA DIXoG having
Staken Mi. W. W. WEIGHT into copaftneslp the bhsi
will be conducted heretofore, under the ira OF
JOSHUA DIXON & co JOSHUA DIXON,
W. W. WRIGHT.
New Orleans Os
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL. CONTINUE
In the Wholesale Grocery business q and q
ami u Fulton street, in his and his
T. A. SHAW.
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not carry away all we might have purchased.
They pointed to the inlet we had crossed the day
before, and told that one days march up it, and
thence four days overland, brought them to the
wreck.
None of these people had been there since
1878, at which time they said but little remained
their countrymen having carried away almost
everything.
Most Of our information was received from an in
telligent old woman she said it in the fall of
the year that the ship was forced ashore; many of
| the white men dropped by the way as they went
towards the Great River, but this was only known
70 them IN the winter following, when their bodies
| were discovered.
They all assured us that we would find natives
upon the south shore at the Great River, and some
few at the wreck; but unfortunately this was not
tne case. Only one family was met with off Point
Booth, and none at Montreal Island or any place
subsequently visited,
were searched without finding anything except a
rev scraps Of copper and iron in an Esquimaux
| hiding place.
.Recrossing the Strait to King Williams Island,
we continued the examination of its southern shore
without success until the cath of May, when about
ten miles east of Cape Herschell, a bleached ske-
eton was found around which lay fragments of
european clothing. Upon carefully removing the
snow, small nocketbook was found containing a
lew letters. These, although much decayed, may
w pc decyphered. Judging from the remains Of
ms ms afess TINS unfortunate young man was stew
ala or omcers servant, and this position exactly
4 ped as they walked along. '-'' my ~
" reaching Cape Herschell next day, he ex-
Su,nea simpsons Cairn rather what remains Of
so mc MS y only four feet high and the central
s.ones nave been removed, as il by men seeking
something h! within it. Ny impression at the time
n,a stl RETAIN Is that records were depos
u,ede ~ me crews and subsequently
oo., Aiter parting from me at Cane Victoria nm the
18TH Of April Lieut. Hobson made for Cane NJ Fe ivy
s arn an sass st very
blankets old clothes, and other relics Of sho M,
or magnetic station; but although the earn wns
dug under, and trench dug all around At q 1. T.
ance Of ten feet, no record was discovered "a 4
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n ISSOIAUTYON--TiiE FIRM OF SHAW II HtNTS
Las this day dissolved BY mutual Either pattne.
will sign in liquidation. p. A. SHAW,
M j. ZUNTS
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OLD SErrLEns MEETING. We were prevented
from attending the meeting at Centervillc on
Saturday last, and hence are unable TO give any
thing like a report of its proceedings. We con-
fdentIy expected to be in attendance and conse-
queutly made no arrangements for reporter.
1t is to be hoped the Secretary or some one 10.
terested will furnish report in full. There were
a large number in attendance, we are informed
The arrangements made by the citizens of Center
vile we're ample and complete. and reflect much
credit upon them. Mitchelfs American Cornet
Band were in attendance and contributed much
interest to the occasion by their inspiring music.
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save your Doctor Bills and Time.

Mt. SAvsGs, Nd jay :, 1857
pr,a sra consequence Of taking cold after bad
..,.,l ~ the me asles years have
from that suffered greatly with disorfered stom
and liver bad that life
- dispAired induced time through
- pernisso a friend. NJ Henry Shater- TO
Iarltui's BIttsrs thjn II done
no FOOD It could harm and KNOWN. Mr.. chtf-r TO
H. ga1tfapaan vi would recommend thing
N, th.t he did confidence n. Before had
taken one third or a bottle bowels became regular
- / IA fine appetite When al thirds
I. considered health gooi aud could
without its sagreeing with me IN the least
nv Keep bottle the Bt-r- in the house continually
md in case take cold or feel unwell take
doses<and msSes change in bowels which Is
all the past eleven my doc
tor tiIl beea SO $50 Ptr year lost
and Illness. Years, truly.
P THREsHER
To {. NJ. Jackson. Philadelphia, Ps.
Ask Tor H98l4HI's 9 rnaa Brers. Take nothing else.
and that the signature C. NJ Jackson, the
wrapper each bottle They r. h4i q druggists
keepers IN every ai village II the United
CaaAdas. West indies and South America, 5
Per P-Dc pal oe. 4is Ar 81 Street, Pills
f depths.
June ? 1853. 25-Im
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rel T. Sage Is q gentleman and 4 scholar.
and as Billy Barlow SAYS, acts Ike an angel -
4 few days since one OF those warm, sn'try
DAYS. be sent Us about a gallon of ice cream, and
the way tie yoang devils printers devils y e
nean-c0oled their throats was sin to look at
II was good and TO mistake He makes good
ice cream-Sage 3oes-uE does.
We are indebted to our friend. David
Raiishack for the Straw berries, GooseoeFries, &c
he had on exhibition at the late horuca.tirai
fair Tnev were luscious Mr.. Railsback, 10
connection with J. IL Huttoa, : extensively
engaged in ths nursery Business, Who ara prepared
10 supply the public with everything N their INF
es-We are also under obligations to Thomas
Ioore for a liberal share Of his premiuu' straw
berries. They we're delghtfpl, and a We enjoy
ed them we gratefully remembered the gIver. Nj
Moore is enc Of the most successful growers OF
strawberries 10 the west.
cs-We have bea-d complaints from our friends
who reside 10 the country, that when they come
to church. whips and othsr articles are taken rom
their carriages by the boys or other d!shones
persons A few examples Of punishment wouId
do good,
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aerWe invite the attention Of the reader to
the advertisement of Joel Rasback, assignee OF
Jason Ham. who offers for sale some most valua-
bic property 1t presents favorable opportunI-
" for those who wish to make investments in this
city. The dwelling is handsome, CONNEXIONS
aud well located. The business propertyis ial
TO the best in the city. The farm is good one.
For particulars inquire of Jehie Railsoack, Esq,
whose Office may be found in the Ham Building,
up stairs.
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Wagon and Carriage Hubs

THE ua5srs gael . prepared Esnafse.Gre All 1r- sh
The Trade Ska Wagon sat Carriage a1os, Eovtisz1
1DE-ortlss4 Bsut Fe.fi-s. SaAfts Poles. BoSs. &c
soBabFs
Broo@ H2adles al Plow-Eoan3s by he haHars4 o.
thousand.
Chair Backs OF Walnut. Cherry and Poplar.
A! kinds % Ci~ulAr gig S.EIas order, AID
e short notice.
Factory north Of the Dspot near KsuEorshas si.3
Richmond, lad.
BENZ FCLGHCM.
IIth 4,h. 1855 i-;f
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8rrtuals aHf Departure n FIssenger Tra'hs
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On and April Ifh Trains viii arrive and depart
sfollOws
Freight Leaves 500 NJ; Passenger 900 ard con
meets ~ Kohomo FOR Peru
Passenger arrives 401 P 81 connects at Richmond Tor
Cincinnati. Freight 3si0 P. 81.
Cincinnati Eaton and Richmond r. K.
Morning Express leaves AT 7s4O N, Evening Mall 20
v
Express Mail arrives e.5i Eveuinn Express -
y
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. X X.
A VI Mil Train going West at 700 a ~ Mail
going wet 200 Express going West at 10 10
sA NJ. Mail going Fast at O. 90 P. N Mail train
gong East 6.35 stops here, Express going East at
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Morrison, Blanchard & Co

TINS we'll known BANKING HOUSE is at
all times fully prepared to grant accommodations
and furnish the usual facilities appertainng to
their business.
Discounts made daily, upon acceptable nance
at regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
o, Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the same terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished to
stomers, for any amount free Of charge.
interest allowed on money deposited for long
or short time from one day upwards