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hAhkf II. HAYS,
Shsritf of tho Parish Of OrlaRns

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE j. j. MCCORMACK, De.
ceasedsecond District Court of New Oreans-No 27 0S6
RY VIRTUE Of and In obedience to an
- order OF sale rendered Sept 20 1866 and directed
by the Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans
in the above entitled matter will proceed to sell public
auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse Streets
the Second District of this city TUESDAY the Oh day
of October 1865 at II O'Clock Of said
sion, the following described property, viz.:-
!. A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND SIT
naed lying and being Concorda parish in this state, de
scribed follows the northeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter section twenty @ the south half of the
west quarter west half Of the southeast quarter and the
south ha OF the northeast quarter of section twenYour
and fractional northwest quarter of section twenty-five
township five nOrth range east in the land district
north Of Red River containing three hundred ninety
four acres according the official plat Of surveyor
ofands in the land office of Louisiana patent No 5769
dated 2st June 1859 Registered in the record of patents
Baton Rouge, in vol. 6, page 202.
2. A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, stu.
uated lying and being in ST. Helena parish this State
containing hundred and acres more or
aud bounded the north by lands Owen j. Donnela on
the by lands of Robert j. Carter and Dixon on the
south BY lands of R. j. Carter and the by
j. Garter and lands Of the estate of Il Ga5scock de-
ceased.
R9-TERMs-Cash the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of the parish o Orleans
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SHERTFF3s SALES.

LOUISA FLOWER, wife, VS.. CHAs COLLINS, husband
Seventh Judicial District Court, Parish of Pointe Cou
pee--No 6T3.
DIV VIRTUE of a writ OF flerl f.acian to
d directed by the Honorable the Seventh Judicial
District Court, Parish of ponte Coupee, in the
above entitled cause win proceed sell at public auction
Canal and Cusomhouse strests the Second Dis
trict Of this city, MONDAY, the lst day Of October
ALL TBE %RI9Hf % TITLE ANA INTEREST Of defend.
Fourth District Court Of New the day
February 1866 in the suit Of Charles Collins ais N B.
all the right title and interest Of the said defendant Charles
Collins in and the said suit against the ndnrser the
which is pending appeal in the Supreme
Court of this State The interest of defendant
said suit and Judgment being the amount of of the
notes sued aud upon which said Judgment
eghtyour Dollars SI2 H. leyen cents payable three
years from date, and fourteen thousand hundred
and forty-seven dollars and fifty cents tS146H so,
payable four years from date both dated day May
1860 and beaing eight per per interest from
| turity.
| Seized in the above suit.
Rds-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY r. HAYS
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WESTERN PRODUCE
Sides and and half Shoulders superior S''''i'' n"
8EEF--l00 bhls. of Plate Beef
20 F, tierGss sqgaF Cured canvassed Dried Beef for
Fainily or Bar Use.
BAUON3O casks Ribbed Sides Shoulders and Clear Sides
aud Clesr Ribbed
sLARD-5OO tierces Prime Leaf Lard
800 kegs :. !.
HAMS 200 tierees Chas Duiields celebrated Hams
50 packages Plain Hams.
a@s: B sn5 R.f P 5d 6sRsg gePg9s @ brand
Rye and Wheat Whistles.
RoPE-5OO coils Choice Machine Rope
250 coils Hand made Rope
TWINE-lO0 bales Twne.
On consignment and for sale by
MARTIN, D0LHONDE q COBB,
81 Natchezs.reet.
SUNDRIEs Es..................... .....SUMDRIES.
hhds BAcoN-0lear.sides.
Shoulders.
10 tierces LARD.
500 bbls. FLOUR.
50 bbls POsTELS-equal to any in market.
100 eases COAL OIL.
100 bbs Rectfed WHISKY.
50 Choice Old Ky. WHISKY.
50 caaks BRANDY.
50 coils Handmade ROPE
100 bbls White Ki dried CORNMEAL.
For sale by CHENowETH, CASEY & Co.
TOBACCO. TOBACCO. ....,T0BACCO.
just received dreo from the maoufacory for SALE
5 bbls. "Loae Star" SMOKING TOBACCO.
GEO c. GARNER Il CO.,
No 63 Common and a Canal street
FHsH FISH .,,..,....,...,.,F FISH.
To arrive by steamer Concordia, from Boston,
20 bbs No. I MACKEREL, new.
20 hafbbs No. l, . :.
30 No. 3, large =. :. i
100 kits No l,
100 boxes GOLDFISH
100 :. HERRINGS
10 cases Spiced SALMON
Smoked HAL1BUF
SALMON
For sale by W, H. HENNING & CO.,
- % and 97 Camp street |
TOBACCO NOTNCE-ALL TOBACCO INSPECT.
ed and stored in Louisiana Yard No "remelnne on
hRnds,n ia nov stored in Kentucky Warehouse. W |
H. NJ HAYS, Inspector. !
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DETER E. BLOW

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN pRUes
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
DIAss, GLASSWARE PERFUMERy ETo rTo
Nos. SO and 6s North Main street,
Bstween Pima and Olive, St. Louis, Mo-
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HARRY t. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans

ALEXANDER NORTON VS.. E. H sKAGGS AND JOHN
T Saunders-Fourth District Court of New Orleans-No
1886.
RK VIRTUE of "a writ of fierl facIaS
~ to directed by the Honorable Fourth Distrct
Court OF New Orleans, in the entitled pro-
coed to sell at public auction, at Merchants
oneers Exchange Royal street between Custom
house Streets in the Second District this city on FRI
pay the ID day of November 1866 10 O'Clock M the
THREE CERTAIN PR0MIsSoRY NOTES, drawn by
Tally the order of E. H. Skaggs dated at Sbreye.
port La on the 10th Of June 1862 payable follows VIII
dollars and eighty cents S2l72 S0 ear after date
One Tor the sum OF wenty.three hundred fortsve
dollars and thirty cents 23i5 S due years after date
AND 80 ute for the sum of twenty-five hundred and
dollars gna forty ceuts 25S m payable three years
aite dete With u mt interest
atier Bier maturity The whole paaphed yartetar by r H.
f Recorder for the parish of Caddo Ln with
and & &Pryilege m on the oqwing deserosd property tow
City fronting 40 feet on Milan street, and measuring back on
Spring street 100 feet together with the half of all
the tn ana thereon And 70 feet front
my lot No ~ said BLOCK and foot front on TEX
as street OF lot No 2l twelve, adjoining lot eleven
Said block fifty go running back $50 Together with ali
re bldngs md improvements thereon all Situated in the
city Of Shreveport, parish Of CaddO, - >
Seized in the above suit.
10 TERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY II. HAYS
Df Tho Paris nF
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sIAIE UF LUUIsIANA-
TUFTS HOBART EFT Al VS.. THOMAS J.CASEY
sung compel forced surrender the deen an n
y Casey-Fourth District Court of NsH 0rleansNo 10.
493. =
NOTICE iE hereby given to the eredItoFs OF
the nsovent aud to all other herein interested,
to show cause within ten days from the publication here
Of why the final account and abeau flied by Henry Rem
shaw sgndic in this should approved and homo
herewith.
By order of the Court.
Clerks ONCE, Sept, goth, 1866
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TUFTS x HOBART EFT AL vs. THOMAS j. CASEY
action oblger reddon orcees le dafendeur
n j. GaseyQsprfeme Cour de District de Ia NouVee or
leans-NO 1888.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux creanu
n cier nsoyable eta toute personnes nteresses
de monrer durant dix joHrs de Ia premiere pubca
tion de cetie avis popfquo cgmpe final lie tabeau de-
posees par Henry kenshaw syndc dams cette aaire
serat pas approuyee ct hOmoageee entire ses mains
distributes Cunformement b la loi
| Par orde de Ia Cour.
j. F. DICK, Deputa GreieT
Bureau du Gfeier, lie 90 septernbre 1866.
j -
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gsw 0assus gag Gtsaont onaay zdr#Iua dober 1855
ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMR OF MUsEC-sT. CHARLES ST.
sPALDING Il BIDWELL. Propretors and Managers.
j. KIrTEEDGE. Treasurer.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

Always on hand Marble and Slate Bed TABLES With Ksys
nagh and Deckers' PATENT CUSHIONS Also Ah etheS7
ARTICLES in his line
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY NOS.
S and 200 Julia street. comprising Brick Store is by 30
feet large two-sory Brick Dwelling with galleries in front
and side, ciserH hydrant fixtures staue garden,
etc. two lots Of ground measuring together 5? feet front
Julia by depth of l2O feet between parallel lines.
Won ZINKEN sULLY
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Special Not1ce-ATl perHons wanting In
formation regerd prisoners of who died Camp
Douglas, H., will please address E. S. JORDAN,
Box 4l6 Chicago nj
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*. G.. C.-Members of the above
Organztlon hereby ordered report themselves the
OLD HEADQUARTERS over the Age Barroom, without
delay, during the next Six Days.
DR. Robt NJ Austin Secretary will be in attendance at the
above place inform members Of the object Of this call
q n
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Last Week o1

CHIARlNIs ROYAL SPANISH CIRCUS.
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TOBACCO ROTNCE-ALL TOBACCO INSPECT
L ed stored Louisiana Yard No 8 GremeHnny on
hands,n ia nov stored in Kgutueky Warehouse VI |
H. NJ HAYS, Inspectnr I
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THE NE PLUS ULTRA OF PROGRAMMES,

FAREWELL EErEs oFTHIs1NooMPARAs1ETEoUPE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Nottce to Tax Payers by order of the
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS All tax payers own.
ing property the First District of the city Of New Orleans
are required pay their State 5o the year 1865
before the rst day of October otherwise their property will
become aorgaged the State and assessed with twenty-five
per cent additional taxes dollars charges each
piece of property so mortgaged. THOs AsKEW,
State Tax Collector, First District
Oaica IIO Carondelst e+raat
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For Inrther PARTICULARS AppIy 10

EOR SAEE.-DwELLTNGS SEVERAL ELEGANT
residences, with large and beautiful gardens Pryana
Coliseum JaekAon Washington Avenue and other desirable
locations in the garden district Also moderate sized
houses in the portion of the city -
GREEN i ELDER
Real Estate Agents No. I43 Gravier street.
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SILK ROOM

Plain Black Silks, from 81 IS to So 30.
Rep and Corded siEks, from 81 TO 81.
Colored eros de Maps Gros de Rhines- at all
prices
Evening Velour do in beautiful shades.
Striped and Checked do, at lowest prices.
Toulard and Pongedo., in entirely new shades
and styles.
Chinese Grenadines, checks and stripes.
English do, checked and figured.
French do, brocaded and striped.
Eugene Grensdine Robe, new.
Alpine striped Pine Apples.
Grenadines de Ernani, in all shades, both
plain, figured and striped.
Organdies and Jaconet Lawns. entirely new
do do Robes a. VOiante.
Printed Null a la Swiss, in most beautiful
colors and figures.
Striped and figured Perchales lbest quality by
the yard and in robes.
Printed Linen Lawns and Cambrics from
medium quality 70 real grassbleach.
Real Lame Lace Pointe, in white and black.
Black Lace Points, from IS TO 500.
Black silk Basques, Basques and Arculers,
from si5 to $50.
a large variety OF Zephyr shawls and
A large variety of Grenadine shawls
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DRY GOODS.
GRAND OPENING DAY,
Tuesday,Ap 18th

WE take shis opportunity Of announcing to
our numerous patrons and others, whose self
interest win in future induce them 70 visit fre-
quently-that while we have disappointed a
very great number OF ladies by our failing tup
to the present) to supply the immense demand
for Spring Goods, we have on the other hand
more than ten-fold counteracted the detriment
to our trade by our present entirely new and
most admirably selected Stock OF Goods, at
prices fully commensurate with the very late
rapid decline in the Eastern markets. These
goods Dust arrived have been selected from the
cream OF very latest imporiations in New York
and viii be found to be entirely different, both
in style and novelty, from anything in the
city; Politeand attentive young men Will dis
play them to the ladies of Memphis and public
generally, who are respectfully invited TO
examine and judge for themselves.
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A Boston correspondent says shoddy
and petroleum now hide their heads be-
fore the surprising luxuriance of the bogus
growth Of wealth obtained from burglary
burglary confessed, gloried in, unpun-
lshed, and laVishly rewarded. We have
in our vicinity now two members Of this
class OF wealthy men. One is Charley
Adams, the robber of the Concord bank,
who, after all the hubbub made over his
detection, has settled down for life with
an Observation-Disclosures, on the snug farm
which ne made the base of his operations
against the bank safe, and drives a splen-
did span, with the bride whom his sue
cessfal speculation has enabled him to
marry within a month past, envied by
all her poor and honest neighhOr The
other is Horace Annis, the hero of the
still bOlder operation, which carried
million and half Of money in broad
daylight nom the couDting-room. of a
purblind New York broker, and who has
been here within the week, bFazen IN the
security from arrest which was one of the
terms of his bargain, and 6oasting to the
admiring detectives and sporting men
who are his familiars of the cool hundrt d
thousand which he carries in his pocket
as the result of his speeulations,
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The state superintendent of public
instruction in California has published a
report Of four hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
pages. The humber of white children
under twenty-One years of age, in Cali
forBia, is 1879, an increase in single
year Of 1900. California paid, exelud-
ing schOOl-houses, for each child between
four and eighteen, in public schools,
So 58; Massachusetts,, for each scholar be-
tween five and fifteen, S3 80. The school
children, since 1888, have increased twen-
ty-siX per cent, the number attending
public school forty-six. Male teachers
wages average SD; female, S62; tine
average wages In twelve eastern states
being, for males, SS4 and females, 500.
The whole report, both in facts and in
method Of presentation, is highly cred
liable TO the state.
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whose life was devoted 20 prayers and
labors for the conversion of England. In
the record containing his claims TO saint
ship the following story is related:
Zone day while blessed Paul was eele-
brating mass during retreat, and at the
moment when offering up the commune
ion, he fell into an ecstasy, and his face
was illuminated with an extraordinary
and clearly supernatural light. When
mass was over, the brethren went into
the sacristy to inquire what grace God
had vouchsafed to him. He replied %,
my children, have seen surprising
things IN England; indeed, marvellous
things! The clergy Of England were
being converted in crowds. Then all at
once a crown At these words he fell
ON his knees and the ecstasy retnrned.p
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ne 1rSl Insertion.
So Eight lines cf solid nozparsil constituts 3
square.
- An advertlssments IN the Special Notice
column Nflll Be charged % cents per line.
- Marriage and death noticas published aE
other advertisements
- Advertisements 70 be inserted In The
weekly paper only, or Rt Irregular intervals In
either Or the papers, VIII Be charged 81 per
square for ezicn snd every insertion
- Al adv erfis6Hleuts net marked for Ens-
cinec tine VIII be discontinued Al the end o.
one week
- Al advertisements FOR the Appeal must
be handed IN a. the Clerks desk.
81 TrunSaesz aziue-tiseHaeafs Hslul be pad ~
- udrozce.
81 No advertisement win appear IN the
weekly paper, unless BY special contract
- Our friends are rec uested 70 use thelr best
efforts % send as suhscrihe hers. and Ill up cur
lists, aud also % forward any items a news tlaf
u1ay he 1f sufficient lccnl iuporfEllce 10 war
rant their publication.
A an inducemeut % get up clubs, we have
adopted the following scale Of prices. which ar
a. iow as our current once expenses viii admit
uf-
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Arrival from Masanzas-BrIg Chased
by a SusDIcfous Vessel.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 26.-Capt. Rose,
of the brig Scotland, from Matanzas, re-
ports that, in latitude 81 and longitude
70, he was chased by a schooner carving
the English flag, which overhauled him,
ran under his stern, and ascertained his
name. The captain Of the schooner then
hauled down his flag, and, on being
asked his destination, replied, after some
hesitation, New York, though the course
Of his vessel was not laid for that port.
The Grew Of the schooner was unusually
large for merchant vessel, and tar
pauiin amidships covered something like
a nivof, ruu.
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10000
1900
leD
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DRESS GOODS.

A splendid stock of Popllns. aud biack and
colored Aipaccas.
Checked Chsllies, in all colors
Tambour Stripes, Lyons Checks, equal to
silk.
Lastrena, in beautiful and delicate shades.
Checked Alpaccas.
A large assortment OF French, English and
Domestic Calicoes.
hams and Chambrays.
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IIWUV
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The West India and Pacific Steam
ship Company, which owned the steam
ship European destroyed by the late ter
rible explosion at Aspinwall, has been
peculiarly unfortunate. Within the last
sixteen months it has lost five ships, as
follows:
Columbian Lost of Brest, January,
1850; 32 lives lost. Value OF the
Steamer, 10000; Of cargo El5OO00. $780, 900
Askalon--Lost 800 miles West OF Cape
Clear, February, 1855, no lives lost
value Of steamer, f2Q00O; value OF
cargo, 81, ,0l0, ,....,...-..... ........ 100000
BarDadlan--Lost IN irish channel De-
cember, 1850; 20 lives lost Value
OF vessel, fldO00 value of cargo,
....,..,........',.., 80 5000
GranadiaD-LOst OF the Azores, Febru-
ary, 1855 no lives lost Nalue OF
steamer, $4,000; value OF cargo,
$4,000; 10000
EuroPesn-IOst al Aspinwal, April 3d
1856; 10 lives lost Value Of steam
er, f8,0OO; value OF cargo, esO0O0 I. 1900
Total loss.............. esIeOOO
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M.

MAIL TRAIN-LeaEes Columbus, KY.
daily, Including Suudays), for Mobile.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WITH
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please Write as it NAV please YOU tc

Please Write as it may please you to do
AS pendant to tie above, we copy
the following from the same paper Of the
above date:
" Yesterday a discharged negro sol
dier as black as the ace ofspades, walked
into the Office of the freedmen's bureau,
with a white girl Of some Is summers
leaning Lovingly on his arm, and re-
quested that they might be united IN the
bonds Of matrimOny! He claimed that
be had known his darling love for some
two months, and she said her devotion
for him was supreme, because be had
been so very kind to her. She claimed
to be a descendant Of the negro Of all the
negroes, Ham-said that her parents
were both negroes and were slaves. Her
complexion is very fair, with clear blue
ewes, and light hair, and is evidently a
pure Anglo-Saxon. Judge Lawrence
was disguised, as great an admirer as be
is Of the negro race, and very prudently
refused to comply with the negro's re-
uuagf %
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9:OOp.m.. NJ.
3:15 P. NJ.

MAIL TRAIN-Lsaves Humboldt daily,
Gncluding sundays, for Columbus, KY.
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON
r RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.

THE Memphis and Charleston Railroad Cslm-
i pany is prepared 20 receive and pay atat.fn-
bOat charges and drayage on freight consigned
10 parties At all points where agencies ere eiHb-
lshed, both on It's own road as well As on the
Meeting lines Where there Is no agent a. points
Of Destination to collect charges and freight,
prepayment mast be made in Memphis
". j. ROSS,
APPS General Superintendent.
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Tbe Conversion Of Engiana to Rome

4 Naples correspondent Of lie Temps
Of Paris says tllat great Importance is
attached ia Rome to certain interior
movements now going on ia the bosom
Of the Church Of England towards a re-
union with Rome. The great s0lemuity
Of canonizatioR, which is to take place
at Rome on the 20lh Of June. 1867, Is to
have special reference to this object.
AmoIg the saints thsn 10 5e recognised
sppes.rs the name Of Paul Of the Cross.
founder Of the order Of " Passionists, .
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hosiery DEPARTMENT.

A splendid line OF English and German
Hosiery.
Balbreggan Hose, plain and embroidered,
bleached and unbleached.
Gents Half Hose, do. do.
Boys and Misses Hosiery, in all qualities
Kid Gloves, in all shades and sizes, of the
best quality.
Pienie-spun silk and Lisle Thread Gloves
A full line OF Embroiders.
Lace and Linen Sets, something new.
Our stock Of Notions win be found very at
t1aotl1ya
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10000
100000
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THE VETO OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS
BILL,

The HTepressi6le Negro Source Of
Trouble TO Both COllltyies- EHQldnd's
Experience ApproUes Of President
,y06ns0R's WisdOm-Ihe Negroes are
&" Not Citizo1s, C0H Then as We lVW.n
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One DAYS use OF fDileti anu ai4s eIt tlp-
Pazzeueers, with 1rdlnar3 baggage nom oI 70
any rsI road depot, hotel or landing in the city
Ifr1Its n the city, fnf each passenger 30 cents
r'g- ~ 81 carriags, containing complement
or less Of passenge1sy VIII pfltllese ol kolns
- ~ frSf hour 81; for each succeeding hour,
,--..i- ne - arge shall reach ten dollars, 81
Dou1'e the above rates may Oe charged aitef
: O'Clock = M
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A respectable lady named Caroline S.
Sehenck. residing az No. II West
Fourteenth street, il New Ysrk, COM
nnitted suicide q few days ago BY jump
ing from fifth story wladow.