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Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
'Evg'uHgeee1s Sale.

TN accordance with the power given me bv R. " Rich 1 aTdsou aud Mary E., hs wife, and II. E Clark and Ma garct N his wife, in deed o trust made by them en inc 24th day Of December, 1851 will, on SATUR- DAT St day cf January, 1860 before the post ofine toer. the city of Memphis Shelby county, state of rtnn0ssee at l2 o'clock M proceed to sell at public arction tho highest ant test bidder for cash the fol-
 .wins of land situated in Dupklin county State O Missouri to-wit: hS \ F of W and W k of section No. l. (200 aeres) and fractional and
 of section No i3 (s2o ares) and fractional section NJ 6 (6to acre north Of range No 10 east and town hip No S of the 5h principal meridian And fractional JS Of section No 2i ts20 sores) and fractional aud F < Of " < and " S of N W end t K fraction q x and " < of E " fractional A and V of W
 of section No. 25, (6o0 acres) and the fractional k and K < of W and " < of W \ of section No. S6 ego acres) and Of K of section No. 9 (4o scrcs) and N Of N F and s K of K x and ? . Of section No II, l2lo aeres) and E and " < of E and Eh of s " Of section No. l4, t320 2cres) and " and of section No. a is0 acTes) and \ k aud \ " k of " k and W of $ q F < oi < Of section No 26 (4S0 acres) and F Of s v cf section No s6 (9o scresl and fractional k and South-wcst irsclional quarter, and South ess ard south fractional quarter Of section No o acres ] aud the w fFact,nai snd $ | of 8 " and Kal sA sf section No. 9 (s2o aefesl and < ot \ ' and ' et \ F and $ < of section No 27 ltAo acres aud N W and W Y of N Of section No. s4 (2ao acres) and V fraet nal ard fractional of section No 1 (s2o acresl and " fractional k and N fractional A and ls Of E < sndS " frac- tional of section No (o60 acres and fractional < and fractional os section No 2l 6a0 acres) and " fractional and E fractional and s fractional < ot section No. 2s (6to acres) and of section No. ss {seo acres. ana \ Y of K k and W < ofs x W \ Of section No Ss (2S0 acresl and " fractional
 os section No. 50 aeres) and fractional ion No.
 Y (6fo acres and of section No. % (S20 and " of section No 20 (Ie0 acres and E fractional and " of section No 29 (4S0 acres) and fractional sesi Mo- g 6io acresl and fractional section No (sso acre and fractional section No (640 acres and seeton IS (s4o aeres) snd fractional \, and et and sh Of section Nc. Is t520 seTes and < Of section Mo- 30 (32o acresl and frac-
 onsl section No. st 4O acres) all in township No is north ofrange No. east and fractional section No f6o acres in township No, IT north range East or enough Of the lands above described aswi par for 900 made by said R. V Richardson and Y E. Clark on the said 24th day of December ie5 pysbie on the s day of January, 1859, together with interest thereon from it's maturity to the date of sale and the expenses exeout ing this trust.
 ocl9-dsn JoFN G. FTNNIE Trustee
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
S.Ale0if2
The Great Vital RegemePar0r.
 IESEMAR,
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
 OF ENGLAND

OF ENGLAND. Aud secured by the seals of the Ecole de Phsrmeca
 Paris, and the Imperial College of
 Medicine, Vienna. NT0. is invaluable for relaxation, sperrnatorrha a, IN and physical exhaustion. and is tonic No. completely eradicates all traces of those da that have been hitherto treated by tse nsusens and pernicious ue of copaiva and cubebs.
 No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use .y mercury thereby nguring to the sufferer speedy resf dispersing all th impurities and roofing out the venom of disease.
 TRIEsEdAR Nos. 1, 2, and prepared in tbs form lozsnge devoid of taste and smell and can ba carried in ths waistcoa pocket. Sold in cases sDJ divided into separate doet administered by yeipes, Laeman, Roux, Ric rd, etc Price $s each Or four cases in for $9 which $S and in s27 csses whe cby thers is saving of $s. To be had vyhoess, and re al of Dr. BARROW No. t94 Bleeckcr street. N Y. Immediately on receiving renittsrce lr Bar row will forward the Triesemar any part of the eore securely packed and addressed according the nsrus tions of the writer. Sold also by
 nol2-dSwiy MANSFIELD & CO.,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
A Love Story.
BY ROBERT TossELYN.


 i've publish from an autographic co our possession the following little r which, we believe fhas not before been in It Is not the least exquisite of many exql compositions hy the same pen. It ren one somewhat of Tenneyson's Edward c but while it has much pathos If sentime IS without the latters exaggerated quaintn style:--N. O. Delsa.1
 She had loved him too well, but so gu
 and cold
 Was the tone of her voice and the glar her eye, That his hearts burning mystery never
 told,
 And, dsspairing, he left her to langais die. M
 How lovely she looked in her early decs How softly and silently leeted Der bre Like the hues of the twilight she faded r7 As bright and as beautiful even in dest In the land of the stranger, afar fror grave, fl The wandsrer lived in his coidnes1 ar pride, He Unloved and unloviag, to memory slav An better Tor him, 1T like her, be hai For hope, on the future, no more cast hei The joy of existence forever was flet While the chain, which first bound hiak during and bright, rch Still fettered and fastened the llyifhor ueau. olici Tho 0, Nature, thy vioce has been stiaea to o, Love, let the flush of shame man cheek: When affection is fervent and virtue is Why should not the eye and the Y \ dare not speak? T 1'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

--Marriage, without love, Is the of happiness. As we'll might perso take to build dwelling withont eith credit or material, as to expect to live in the marriage state without love.
 CAUrroUs. --Old Dr.. Foster, who T as physlcsan at Buxford aome ys was in the hahit of cooking mp alIl roots and herbs into medicines and st and trying them upon his wife. If
 not kill her, he was ready for all r patients.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
 AdIntrs fstrasrix 6 sale If ]

Ad mtr istrasrix 6 SaEe If TN pursuance of an order of the l Court of Prairie county, Ark, al tober term thereof, will sell at tf house door in the town of Brownsvil nrst Monday im January the following lands, to-wit: The | the N E quarter, and the W half of quarter of section nine; also, the c, terest in lots Nos. 1, 2.T, II, and l. : sixteenth section--all in township a range eight west; said lands are ii miles south of Brownsville, and oEtn of the railroad which is now in the construction. The principal portier lands are first class timbered land. Il high, rolling prairie. There is He ttH44 tH4 in the Prairie country that combines5 vantages for . stock farm, as it is s to the finest winter and summer rang is about sixty acres of cleared lal premises, and good double log IF other necessary out-huiidings. ?, siring any information in relation would refer them to Judge Reynolt4 4L' llton, Ark, or to l. c. Hicks of Bi Terms of sale, one third cash invs balance on a 12 months credit, &se.
 FRANCES E. CRAY, T,
 of the Estate of S. K. Grabes' Nov. 30, 1859. --tds. oUl
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
gfte0ital
ID A L @ Aromatic ValfeY WEalsaKy.

 TN this age of adulterated and deleerous Liquors is source of great satisfaction to be able to introduce public notice the above article-an article o unques toned purity possessing qualities except such as have the most favorable nueuce on the human const- tion.
 the grape which will flourish where else, from whose juice proceeds tho Johannsserg the choicest ise Of the world.
 flavor and quality of which, when manufactured into cigars incopareby erior to that of the produt of any other soil. And strip Of land in the Parish of Natchochess in Louisiana hss long supplied the world with superexeeilent article of Snun rom such Tobacco as cannot be induced to elsewhere: h like manner it has long oeen known that limited territory lying in the valley of the hoaoRgahela river exclusively brings forth Ryo of properties so marked and peculiar that its dstilation produces Whisky of uch supsrative character as places it beyond rivalry By process recently dscoyered and now known only to my manufacturer the grain from the choicest spot or this favored locality is made to yield the
 AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY. with which no other stand instants comparison have apprehension of being accused of pubishins nwarrantable, or exaggerated encomums, by any one who will first subject my Whisky to the test It tho standard article at all the rst-elass ho- tels ard clubs in the city of New York, and wherever it is introduced it at Its leading position is AWARDED THE PALM OF SUPERIORITY, and the demand for it becomes thing established. It's medicinal properties such that while its nl mediate eff cts pleasant aui grateful it exercises tue happiest permanent influence the consultation have analysed a sample of 'Day's Aromatic Valley  D''' JAMES R. oHILroN, NJ. D., Now York Chemist. STATE AssAyER's OFFICE, g Somerset St.,
 Boston, April IT, 1858. WEI. II DAILY, New York:
 l have made chemical analysis of your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and ind it pure, fine favored Rye Whisky, containing injurious matters of any kiEd and would recommend 1t suitable for medicinal ard public purposes. CHARLES T. JACKSON,
 State Assayer. WnI. H. DALY
 Your Aromatic Valley Whisky Is received, and after careful examination find 1t to be pure article, en- tirey from the aduerating ingredients so fre- quentiy used. Yours respectfully
 JAMES J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist. IT" Consumers depend upon getting pure arti- when they buy the Valley Whisky it is sold hv tho bottle only, WM II. DAILY,
 19 South William street. New York,
 Sole Proprietor. For ssa in Asmphi. by
 A. vAcOARRG A CO.,,
 J. BORG s CO,
 MEACHAM X GALBREATH,
 COPELAND, EDWARDS CO,
 J. F. FRENCH,
 A. J WALT x CO.,,
 II. H. POTTER. dpA Il r1r mar rE-lp i m
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
Seal Gstatf

ChaRceTy Sale of Valuable Real
 Estate. PURSUANT to decree Of the Supreme court ot Ten hes-ea at Jackson rendered st the April rern 1889 n the case of Sarah 4. Price vs, Son F Caruhcrs et d. will sell for cash ts the highest hiddbr in front o mo eios of John c. Lsner the south side of Court se0are, in tRe clty of &emphls, Shelby county Tan neSses, cn
 WEDNESDAY,, JAN. IS 1880, AT II o'0tocx A. NJ.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
dgvAssVoosg aRsasa.se

| HAVE for sale immediately adjoining the residence Of Col James A. Carnes. large and complete assor- ment of FRUIT TREES including % GOO choice selected Peach Trees. EveFgreens and Towering shrubs Also Roses, including several huuarea NEW VARIETIES ana general assortment ot everything ugHsy aRnd in Nursery, which will sci acc3Hlneasiae terms 70 Punctusl dealers.
 All oreers from the conniry nlea promptly and shp- ped by kali or Water ct the risk of the paFchaser
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
Ebg3Nz9sWEEIAE'g
 NEW AND UNRIVALED Fl Fl A TEs szsOMT Tgs.
Tue Most EfffcaciOus Remedy for the Hair
 NOW EN USE.

nEM0rILLE's HAIR TONIC restores the hair b it's Ay oTg gne color promotes lls growth arrests its ta- ing off, removes dsnduf, and speedily cures all diseases ct the scalp
 The proprietor could easily G column with cards from best known citizens certifying the great re- soratve and ceasag properties of the preparation but does not deem such his part at all necessary those who give one trial need further proof to sat- fy them that it is what it is represented be. Sold at inc Drug Store of
 PLUMBER & GILBERT, "ci6-d5m Ne. 2G1 Maiu street, Meinphls.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
EDWARD FENN Dassnda,t f

t V5, EDWARD FENN. Defendant.
 And Now, On this day, comes th tiff, by his attorney, and moves the order of publication in this cause bearing to the court that the wrii ment heretofore issued herein h personally served upon the said q is orderedthat the said defendant tice of the pendencyy and object by the publication of this order Arc Citizen,n newspaper publi this State, twice, the last inserti least four weeks before the first next term of this court; and that said defendant do have and take this suit has been commenced az recover the sum of three hundre, dollars, with interest, and costs, writ of attachment heretofore is has been issued against his estate. less he shall be and appear befo of our Circuit Court in and for | St. Francis, on or before the thin next term of this Court, which is and holden at the Court House of St. Francis. on the third Mon fourth Monday in March next, a mur, or otherwise answer, this ae- inent by default will be rendered and his property sold to satisfy [ this cause is contiuued until t. term.
 4 true copy from the record.
 Attest. HENRY Fl ADt,
 decI4-2t.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
Sherln,s Sale.

Sherlfi'S Sale,
 DY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed by tho Ole-S ID of the Ch chit Court Of Shelby county, issued on judgment rendered the eSth day Of May, 1859 for S51 5s an costs, in favor Of & Mansfield & Go. B. Ayers will on the 18th day Of January next in front ofthe court house door, in tho town Rseigh sell to the highest bidder for cash lot parcel Of land lying in the city of Memphis bounded follows on the north- west Of Bea and DeSt streets fontiaS 125 on Beal street aud runHns back between parallel lines l75 feet the eastern boundary Of said lot being the line u ' tgA4A
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
g0tter1es.
The Extraordinary Drawings

Of WOOD EDDY & CO.'S, Single Number Lotteries will take place in public under the superntendonce of sworn Commissioners, at Augusta, Ga, follows
 Class 47 draws Saturday, November 19, 1859. Class 51 draws Saturday, December IT, 1559 Class 56 draws Saturday, January 21, 1860. Glass GO draws Saturday, February IS, 1860.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
CANCERS, FISTULAS AND PILES
 Cared Without an 0peratIos, DRS. J. 0. < W. H. JANUARY. Trensoss, Gsbsoss Co, Yssss.

NR. J. 0. JANUARY is the only person living who Is lC in session of the plan of treatment as pursued by his father pr. R. ". January, of Murfr eesboro whose reputation in the of suci diseases is wal known throughout the whole country.
 He has been engaged, successfully, in the treatment the past eight years part of the tme inc iu mediate supervision of his father
 We make no extra charge for medical sursiosi treatment as we have arrangements by which all treatment is FREE.
 The application of the medicines gives rise to pain in the most of cases but ratber aay pain by planting the sensibites of the parts to which they applied OUR MOTTO IS-NO CURE, NO PAY
 The charges will be as moderate could bs expected under the circumstances
 We beg to rsfer to the following gentlemen, all of whom have been cured by us, vz Lewis Robinson, G. w. Nosr, Richard McGee, and others, all of Gibson county.
 Trenton Is now accessible from all points sy railroad.
 For further particulars, refer to the citizens of Trenton and vicinity. de7-deowawdoIYe
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

PURIFIER of the Bleod certain Scrofula LA CT Kings Evil, Lumbar Absces, Hip Disease White Swelling all diseases sf the Skn Diseases of the Liver Diseases of the Kidneys and spine Chronic Sore Eyes Scsid Head, Salt Rheua, Scuryy, ChUrea St. vitus' Dance Asthma, Jauadlce, Chronic Rheumatism Chronic Debility following intermittent Halarious Fevore and all diseases arising from the excessive of Mercury
 The Vegetable alteratiye Is offered to the pIblic as radical for the above named diseases arising wholly or n part lrem impuTity ytiaion of the bood-the basis of it's success rests upon the well alterstvs properties ef Spanish Sarsaparila which is imported expressly fer tho compounder Of this medicine in all s purity It Is then with the addition of other medical piants--aeratve aud touic in their actien-mannfac- tured with great care and concentrated in paStable tSln making by the combination of the beat Alter stve medicines used It is id yet active in its operation Il renovates, while it the cause of disease, and may be used by all with confidence aud safety.
 It IS an Aerave Tonic and is peculiarly adapted to maaious sections Of the country 1t eradicates hcrough all traces Of chronic debility which often follows attack Of proraced of intermittent fever
 Housr, bss Arc, Arkansas cc.te-1v
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
Ersraoryss,ary EDrGsv;ng.
AA MNN
INTERPRETATION PRIZES.
WHOLE TICKETS, $2O; HALVES, $10; QUARTERS, $5;
 EIGHTIES, $25o.
The sprdiaagru nrosrf ana

Of Wood Eddy s, Ce.'s Lotteries will take place at Augusta Georgia folldws:
 Class 45 draws on Saturday, Nov 5, 1852 Class 46 draws on Saturday, Nov. 12, 1S5o Class IS draws on Saturday, Nov 26, 1859 Class AZ draws on Saturday, Dec. 3, 1859. Class 50 draws on Saturday, Dec. 10, 1859. Class 52 draws on Saturday, Dec. 24, 1859. Glass B draws on Saturday, Dec 31, 1859. Class 54 draws on Saturday, Jan T, 1860. Class 55 draws on Saturday, Jan. IA, 1860. Class 57 draws on Saturday, Jan. 28. 1S6O
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21
NEW TREATMENT. BUFFALO MEDICAL DisPENSaRg
 Establsts cd for the sf DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY FEVER AND AGUE, ASTHMA,
 INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, CoNsUaPTIoNs OF YOUTH AND OLD AGs, Bp@
ND MERCURY USED. Ka EF. aHaHE GDtS es' SOeN {, CORNER OF MAIN & QUAY SITS,
 EgpsfPpEn New work

n RE the only Physicians in the State member n. ci the Royal College of Surgeons London. Hay consulted from clock in the morning until at night, in every state and symptom of disease.
 The treatment they adopt is the result of upwards Of thirty years extensive practice in Europe and America.
 MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
 An instrument for the of Genital Debility, of Nocturnal Emissions more properly known Seminal Weakness c. Can be permanently cured In from s to % days by tile usc Of this instrument, when ssd ccr jouty with medicines.
 YOUNG MEN, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. Amos S Son take pleasure in announcing taEs they have invented most important instr for thS Of the above diseases It has been subeced to test of the most eminent physicians in London, Paris. Philadelphia and New York ii has beeu dscsrea ths only usefsl instrument yet inven cd for i5 Seminal eakness any disease Of the gentsl organs. caused by the secret habits Of youth.
 Dr Amos S Son. in order to satisfy the Ikepticss to the merits of their instrument pledge hemse9ee that in any nstnce where it msy prove unsatisfactory. after fair tratne money will te refunded by reurp ing tho instrument r good order
 Persons wishing tue above useful instrum snt, wil that the price with the accompanying dtrectIop, securely packed and sent by mail express Is ter dollars.
 KEg REMEDIRS AND QUICK CURES
 4 CURE WARRANTED.
 Dr. Amos bs Son have, for long series Of jsars be e engaged in Sn extensive practice in the treatment os these delicate complaints and the only legally ssali fled physicians whs advertise certain csn plaints, from whom genuine European remedies can be obtained
 any part of the world may be tsfully treated by forwarding correct detail of their cases with remittance fer medicines, etc. which will be turned with the utmost dispatch, and ffc otssr vation.
 AddI sss Dn AMOS z SON, corner Main and Qua streets, Busaio, N. T. fny26-daw1y
Des Arc citizen., 1859-12-21

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Aay. 000 BALES prime Ohio river Timothy, Just re. % OO ceived by dell LINDSEY & FICELIN.
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WAS. 9. .. wayne and James Z. Allen, agents,

West. G. q, Wayne and James f. Allen, agents,
6l Camp street.
Gladiator for ~. Loais.- The excellent and
splendly appointed passenger packet Gladiator,
Captain John Klincfelter, commander, and Mr.
H. A. Dohrnan, clerk leaves this morning at 10
O'Clock for ST. Louis and intermediate ports, 1t is
a TOO well.established fact that the Gladiator is
tip-top passenger packet to require any additional
commentator. She connects at vicksburg with
the New Orleans and jackson, at Cairo with the
Illinois Central and at st. Louis with the Ohio and
Mississippi railroads. for all points North East and
West.
Chancellor for Louisuille.-T DESTROYS of a
pleasant and speedy trip up the Ohio are reminded
that the splendid light draught passenger packet
Chancellor, Capt Sol Malbon, commander, Mr. NJ
c. Foster clerk leaves for Louisville and all inter
mediate points this evening at o'clock. Her pas
senger Accommodations, including the creature
comforts, are not surpassed by any packet in the
trade.
Neptune for Cincinnati Travellers and shippers
should bear in mind that the light draugh safe and
snre packet Neptune, Capt Adam Poe, commander
Mr. Geo. W. Cochran, clerk, leaves this evening ut
s o'clock for Cincinnati and all way points.
Hq1tNye- for Louisville. That very excellent
and superb appointed packet Highfyer, Capt. Jno.
| Scott. commander, Mr.. A. D. Armstrong, clerk.
leaves this evening at O'Clock, for Louisville and
| intermediate landings. Among the many good
uackets in the Louisville trade it should be borne
in mind that the Highfyer is second to none.
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
s~=p r,z-.rzzz5575ys5, GREAT GEN.
sss gs ass@ES#Rl TRIAL ROUTE \
For all Points.

For ali Points zz17z1z3
NORTH AND EAsTl
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERs will leave New Orleans MS follows:
Capt G. s. Rogers
October 70 November IL.
j. c. SyvOn Capt. Isaac H. jones'
October 81, November 70.
K. j. Gny. Capt Bart. Bowen
November 2 and y.
New Falls City................. Capt j. b. Woods
November 4 aud "a.
"A. II. Lacey Capt Geo. Taylor
October II, November and 26
iu"ssNklu Capt. f. f. Dix.
October 10, November and %.
City of Memphis. Capt W. j. Kounts.
oeooef Il, November 10 and 80
SihuiNtor-' Capt, Jno klinecer.
October g. November Il
VIM. NJ. Morrison Capt no N Boaiprer
october ., November II.
champion Capt +. b. Moore.
October y, November 10.
Passengers rely upon The leaving W. nd and
making DIRECT connections
vICKsBU
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT ST. Louis with the
OHIO h MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEILFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
Rs- TICKETS by the Jackson Railroad for office
| Fare as Cheap, Time Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY AMY OTHER ROUTE
| nJ-T1CKETs GOOD UNTIL. USED.
Ca For Information Through Tickets apply
| office Of the
| RI- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, -eu
No. 81 Camp street,
of Commercial Place.
| CLIFFORD G. WAYNE,
| General Agent
j. +. ALLEN,
| General Freight Agent.
/ f. W GOULD Superintendent mv2. n
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- Tuesdal MoFIl1hg NovcfhDet Ts5s
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Ellen Stewart, Coffin, for Liverpool,
Cammack Il Converse
British ship Kalos Vaughn for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Jno NJ Wood Mack, for Liverpool,
s@ Meeker, Knox &co
Brig W r Kibby, Laverty, for Havana,
Phillips & Weeks
Bark H Hazeltne, Drinkwater, for Boston,
VIM Dewey Geo
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Railroads.


N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. November 2lst-ll9 bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore &co-l32 do Thornhll &co-l04
Lewis q Oglesby- 80 Mcfarland 4 Barksdale-ss
Byrne, Vance o-75 r l. Adams &co--6l Patton,
Smith j. Putnam-59 j c & B S Kicks &Co--45 do
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ATTAK APP AS.
Low Err COAS T.

Leaves every TUESDAY and TIuRsDAY a, 9o'eloek A. n"
and SATURDAY at o'clock I. NJ
WINTER ARRANGENIENTs.@ T.
rs - Three Trips Week.-Mrs. new, spendid and tast
=4SAnt n passenger packet Empire parism, =;
e.nfieau master, will leave every SAiumD
al clock for Quarantine Station, and every Tu
DAY and THURSDAY morning at 10 o'clock LOT N aN -
MIG d, a. ~, - y. 1t ~ o;t,
Thp f. r. will Geo IsnauNs her reimFn 10 me ei,
n. riort u Nj ON SUNDAY affordng hne opportunity
~ and others 10 spend Sunday The Coast and be
in he city in timr Far business on Nnti"r I'M nlnr
SAUTERNEaa cases F. keFrcr's ems"S " l3I s. Tor
. sale by ~ = mot.r =,
oil Corner OF drawer anu NeN Hefte s'ee'>'