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SHIPPING Lv7ELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK. 81.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
en- s1esR Rai,5ctE fo4sr Biliaors cq%Poh
Charleston Black Diamond, Meredith Philadelphia nm,
Barks-Sabra Morris Ream, Quebec Desan when MAianusi
Hope Casen Dsen Ca Beaver rl DOane st John B. Lacy
H. ellison Ring Neuvilas Irner tBh Cummings Lagra Fss"1g
BTgs1edro Dickson cursena B. Ingnas Gray Port Prince,
Eaton CeHgos Aus Gad9,r Gara1e Dsme1 Sere.ss, Ira
UuiOu Sar tBrl Merriam, PamsbOro,, ). S. NJ,
& s,.1 K B s Mt5s,s m & a'f Ess. S a s eau
Ipd. W Bentley Baker Provitshce EIpess Comet bsnr.i
sJ FOsTSr iBr saSer Barbadoes T. G Thomas
% Pssi kSsv s eo as'fBs c.tou Berry, sT &
h River Va Ida Jsyue, JAYNE Baltimore Mar Louis.
Gladiator OBJ, Westhaven Ragged Island, n.
soOps-Bhan Aen Merrill New Haven Agent chAdSh Nor
ARRIVED.
ssa%;hP PsSu,S T Han b5ppI MAJ s "G s. &c ch 40
ORR bound Vests Oh lat 50 "a lon Is :! passed barb Jss
French steamers east. 5 la, q @ Ion "a g passed .sy 2
s@sI SSssd ss Ss s D len SSi SSa. s.a'
10th lat IL g. lon % 90 passed ship john Bernm iab O% Ham
Ou Steamship As5Ha M.ur A,pinva May - mail; %1. ..or
pass llh 90 Cape Maze passed brig Nellie Mitchell Ion s.'AA
Is.: RsZT, May w., T9' , ,Ss ,r :.s
pas SA IN company With brig Excelsior for and s.se.
'4 Steam yscht IKE Palmer Savannah day. 81,
Brig Sold Fb, Clark Csrienss II day. noa's 80 I,,,
schn II Brewster OCde Marsess e day. S: E sa,,,.
Brig Uruguay SANDY trinidad CGsa aay a. aa. Len
po gn. S SeSi Bmors for New Haven day eh h French
"a scbrs Cara Ewel and CygnGsi and brig Haze S@uSg
schr lula X Ployd, Squires. CienfaegOs IL days sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posrox Nav 21-Arved steamer Neess ron NeNiorn sni
us,v War.n from Newlork; barSs Agnes from endon hsoot
rn., New oraus DAna Antwerp Eureka, Havana Herr,
Psrs B,bam sehooners Maggie f. Gray Messna Edward Lee
81 Mare below C. " MiHOt from Mobile brig j. '" Drshs
BosTos Mass May sArrred Norman from PlissgAs
baFks Rival Rotteram Agnes fg0m londos brSs hAs. po
from Helen, nom Turks lsand Oeo" snip nary "'i'eN
fromE New -, - A.
ToIsEs HoLR NAV 20Auirei seht Rocket Phsdepsn ioi
Hunter
DAYS for Richer, Philadelpa for Sae a.nAnd
NewYork NewburyPort; T. j. frafon OeoErtors %
Abisa Haley Perndi Maria Hail. ti
ton Of c,ter the habor Reports haSHt eses
ashore on ngh of the 18Th ns ens esey
bound on fishing cruise - M, - -. A. ". -
B9ToS Mass Nav a-The ship Tempar from Calcutta Tor Better
Witch EgArtown ar being ashore badly tGsiAsd
and has i've feet Of water in the hold .H
FOREIGN PORTS.
orxrxrowy Nav 2-Stesmshp Louisiana Capt Fofbe ef Ne
Nstona Line which NewYOrk Nay arrived hsss to-day The
SaSESocx Nav 2Stesnshp ST. Andrew Cspt Scott Of Ansss
line Which Irh Montreal May 9, srIved here TO-DAY.
AsGow 22Th- steamship Columbia, Canghsn, IRON New.
York May g. arrived in the Clyde yesterday -. . ...
n sailed for Liverpool at IL O'clock
MISCELLANEOUS.
James g. Wright fisherman helongng Whtesort J. ubhs
by Elm
while OF her trip from New York, sni was drowned
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Stmmbuats anS gaiIrua6s.
STEAMBOATS, auN gaiIrUaSs.
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
Il I.. RIVER
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES
.... BY the
. OLD FALL RIVER LINE, .t.


- ,,.,,, -, posToS ERWPoItr FALL RIyRR TAUNTON,
EEW BEpFoRD snd CAPE COD IOWhs and NAHIu' "a an
F,rs 10 Bo,on "a
T. ketn0
's'' " "''F O,e Of the MacnGcent Ssanboab - 80, .-u
,pvrpnpr ON COLONY METROPOLIS, OF EMPIRE hihib,
~ g., - A. II foot Of AnFuy-si al 0OO p ~ dA!, sun
'"~es 49, ~ - dtrs excepted
1 p,A, LOT, ,,enrr, eau Ike IT,, from Newport a foe M
.J 80. III n, ,n Al M time TO connect VIII AZ Np.h
49, F,sts, t,,b. on uhdtnbei. beaks % ouu aAu NAe
SslS 80 ma affl,e a boston a. eaIg bus ls ags
E..v.. ,.ro INA ~ BToalEay, kew'lork
DAILY LINE for CAISHILL landing and Hg!as at
cog e,yv U.hhui Rhnebtck BaHo~h INo ,,,Is,, ~
West Csnp smihs bok. seAaoo,. VIM
POWELL f,vs Tf'HcDAY and THURSDAY al . p ~ snn
nay ~ NEW CHAMPION, hOkDAl, WEDAkS
DAY sni'FGIDAY AZ p a. from foot tIAnklasl y, u.
DEOPLEs LINE for ALBAN1 -SteamleIs , p =;
JOHN AMI (ne magnificent sis9me leaes ~
No a. North River near Of Canal eyey y "a l,s,,
eIeepel AZ e,rf Passengers desiring the coh(Iu '.
atIstesss hotel caa have their wishes gle S "a Vet
aiIiYe N Albsny IN ample time 'r Tahfo'u ''''" 800
Freight takea a. redaced rates =, q
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NV az eJEKSEi -, = !.
~ Trains leave jersey city for Pemont A. D ssu 1 "a 10
I21 S;12 and 69 p b. Tbs SIS Frsgh1 aud ~ '1 'N '
''''''1 run through 70 Tiios w. psNARBST sSDgnssdeni
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Panble,s With details atthe New York AFency limited
pumbe Of sold the low price OF 30 g'ng he 'eiuu
Interest O the buyer - ..,s
having correspondents here can sena
Of the Bank o. the state oil NeN'loA anu
Ior1s viii he returned DIV free of charges.
NV'1' " "a q NAROUAND. Vice-Prcst. No - WRllst.
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A. n and ~ bush IN ctss 81 20 Corn hed 81 % iof no
sses Of 500 bots a. 81 70 Oa's G.l
sss OlI bush Wc'eu &c Corn Meal - ~ CIV" a.
49, a1cbi-rri. Efforts $50; Ebpsuas, SO hhlngs 70
rec C.n tts-Four wheat 9lc Corn, Be- 10 New loIh
inrbe - so 10 Hudson Railroad heght-four 70 20 "a
49, ~ SuVo~k tlc. Albany, 82c. Lake imports ~.
Sn.b Wheat 23a0O tosb Oats 1900 h1sh Peas and 1870 "a
iambe Canal elports75OoO bush wheat S'oV oO'h 'O''
a7lOOO feet iuuittL
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CTOCkHOLDEkS OF the CHlCA0O, NUN
- ISL AND and PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY who are OPP
posed TO pyeon Of the Official term and powers Of me present
by Of Iowa Legislature
y acceptance Of conditions onerou ana uus VINO
heve hight ~ Shareholders to bold meetings IN accordance WIZ
Toe Charter c the Company Omange Their own properly
and to Trustees and who are IN favor Of such change 10
the OF the property some
regular . requested TO send helr PROVES SI
the ID OF June next 70 ehef o. e
undersigned who ei furnish blanks on apphcallo1
EeV-York Way. IEGg T. A. MURDOCH, Continental Bank
HRNRY BLOOD. care Jay Cooke 4 Co
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%Inantial.

nor SALE -,-,.- ,,,osr MORTGAGE
X ROCHESTER CITY SEVEN PR CENT FIRST hON IS7,
WATER WORKS COMPANY BONDS, WHICH AXE q WITH
SINKING Fund PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION, p Due
1881 SEVEN PIE CENT INTEREST COUPONS in sTppp,s
JuIY AND PRTNClPAL. PAID At THE CITY
oFFICR OF IHR CITY OF ROCHESTER, spcrprrrrs
ISSIIFD FOE WATER PURPOSES u pROFiTABLE FOR
pERMANENl iNVKsIMkNI6 $3.50. -,o,ns ipP OFFFRRD FOR
a LIMITED AMOUNT OP TIE BONDS AT AT a RFDICTI0S
a. II N Drs no SUIT PURCHASERS a a,v - -
BELOW PAR fOh lHN i'A ALERT H. NICOLAY,
90 A. "A ,,,,ioresr No ~ PiBe-st New-York
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. -

Il RPEING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF IIAL
Leave james slip;
for and ell Way.sauons except willow Tree,
connecting MeoA With trains o Glen Cove ana hehpseAn r4,
NouLpo passenger trains AID all way saobs ehe'p WIZ
Low Tree.
DAYS a. Al
m Sohtot passenger train and al wsystatOns cohneetsg
Al MneolA " trains for Hempsead aud Glen Cove
North lsp passenger uain, ana Al sa Aohs
ensr FIen Train leaves Hunters Point for NohpoT at $3.50
No. arrives al Hunter. Point bo3 To take effect April 20
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises.... 7I Moon s'.........
Tna
SandJ Hook ... 1853 Island. s:43 Rel Gate .oH
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Guide the principal suburban places en- the Line o.
Division efh kssJ has ben prepared asa cAh pc o
these Nshlng
personally referred TO- With tbe view o. settlements
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S,ligiOus ylOtius.
A,,ocb Bnptst Chareh No 2sl Bsecker siIth-sve
9N SSSGt A9Ans F' aid T rs RIaSs Sun
DAY ct lel There WILL also be preaching at IN Beats Tree
Az the Everett Rooms, lower Hall entrance Thi'itlqr;h
FANSH ALLYN vii ,Psa before The S9T s6 81 Sp .,S
enee. Lycema al y Il. o.
Al the Hall of the Historical society, corner secoasSs
By the Ps.o the Rev GEO CHAMBERS a.lOi and a.
Beeekes IHiyersails. Church S;piE q r Pos sS
Of the Messiah Al H. the Rev. h PULLMAN Wall
preach Galleries nee.
Church of Holy Trinity, NIadison-ave. and FortyI
second The hour o iS h, & ' The R Stephen
H. lyng, ~, Rector VIII preach
Chapel Of the Holy Apostle g%si' So RssioI h R.,
above ley n : HoMaAS8 ~ SDY az 10,
m and at Anthem afternoon service the 2i'h iast
God s goue mp" &e tCrohl
Discussion between Theology and spirtunlism:-"Are
the philosophy Of Modern Spnusn better 70 ee
sS TSeoSSaSs and Others invited public discussion Of
podyyorfh Hal-MT B coSKLIN the Trance MEDINA
s ts. s al p ilO' PsSSs a's s,a
Free Church of the Holy LlEs Thirty Seventh Regiment
MIN Nh preach al iOl m the Rev W MORGAN D. Of
ThonaS Church at " M Bible Class er the sLIsD as5 m
Fortetb-st Presbyterian Church, near LeHigsSaaye@
Psaehins BY The pastor The Rev AMMAN TOMORROW at Oi
a.. m. Gnd7i N
bath Services hi, lnsiaicn SABBATH AFTE
NOON o sas. ss sSs SSsd sna HALLIDAY su
Free Me tnodist Church-RcV. b. ROBERTS editor Of The
ct lO aud a p m nthe
Hall No HghhaVe Of Egheenthst All who lore the
straight gate aud narrow are invited
E.eene-sl NJ IL. Church, Droome All Spring 't'
The Rev j. 5. INSkIP, Pastor. vii preach on SUNDAl ~
The service wiA be follower
nv The usual meeting Seats ee SuangsD and others are Ia
yited 10 attend
coed shepherd Mission T1ps,' Sh 9 T
and Evening Sunday School at y o'clock The he" J. d. u DV
BIBN viii oheAte
Harlem Uniyersaiist Uhurch.-1hs Re, w. Z. 9 LAakE
or and Oae hundred and,
SUNDAY MORNING. services Commence Al Os
O'Clock Sunday School at 9 O'Clock
-Texingtop-nye. M, Il. Church, SUNDAY MORNING, May
"a Preaching ny the Rev g. e. kSkAl, oietg OF o. a. ~
old Thence III WE evening" W H. EVANS, Pastor.
essinh,s Church, waiting ords rssrn be-
zen Reseath and selnhs Preaching SABBATH AFIbkhOON,
b az fIRSnY XIV gYING NEXT by the Rev John A. HsAgy.
Of Massae huse.ts All invited % bear Beat lLee.
NexyyorL Port Socieiys Mariners Church and Mis-
MORROW OF Cathane snd Matson
81 n" ,bs nssoT The Rev D. MURPHY al M m and at m,
=, sS5sr Of ADD aud at No u GresaMchsl
At y Seats nee ---------------------
ola Iohn-.t ~ IL. ChuFch.-Prachng To MORROW jSus.
R0hERT THOMAS O'Clock sabbath Sehoo Al 9a and
m Strangers at the close morning service Strangers
Ray lHlsL
Rc1orned Presbyterian Mission Breyoort Hal East Fity.
fourth door west Of Thrdaye sAbeat.ehool Preach
es AZ iO a. m Al who do mo-, aead divine service
elsewhere arc earnestly invited to attend
.rst-s VI. II. Chapel bstweesn sscend ami ThryeA
Preaching EVERY SABBATH at lo4 and a p Sunday
School and beats fse 0bO HOLLIS aud WILLIAM
ROSS. PAAloTs
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DOR CHARLESTON aud FLORIDA PORTS.
i TllR EBw-YORK AID CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP CON
PANY'S trtolafs side wheel sitailship -. -. -
q. CHAMPION. Capt H. W. Lockwood on SATURDAY. MAY 70
at , .. H. sailing from Pier No koIih River,
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through Tickets and Bills Of Ldng sned connection VIII
Carolina Railroad al points South and South est and Win
% Florida
Cools Forwarded Tree 81 Commission.
OF Lading furnished aud siznel on TIE pier.
Tor freight passage apl By a.
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seveuth-sf W. Y. Church, Thras,sTh: ~, ss' ,rs
nv The Rev WN r. CORBIG'T, and 10 The EFBnlNS
h tso Pov GPORGE LANSING TAYLOR Sunday senoo "S~
M aad 2 p N. PRAYER Meeting at o p m :
Services OF 1he Protestant Episcopal Ohurch Wv 49,. ~
AZ lie burrb No Chys st.. between broome ~
s on SUNDAY the 2lth lust at lot ook NJ anu ~ ~ ~
Sunday school al 9 O'Clock and az ~ oeocA y N.
The ReforIned Dutch Church. lately IN TSen M'
ALBX n THOMPSON. d. D., Pastor VIII NEE ~ P.rts
please God tn Hall, SSthaye between oi
c6drens service a. y 9eloes p u
The Rev w r. Williams Pastor OF the Anity ssrtt
preach morning l0 O'Clock IN the IsAp" 'n VIZ
Fhy.ourth.st ncar Eishtnaye
The Evangelical LuIheran Church Of the hoS ,!' y
ity, rNentr-trstsL, between Fih and hIhaEes -
KROTBL, D. D., Pastor Services SUNDAY, May a. iV1 "
1lp.m.
That Drea dial SfOIn-The Pastor Zion will rr,s 10
the Unigery Washing oasusro SUNDAY ats n Beau nee
Subject The Irelctai Mighty Tempest
The Rev. Howard Crosly, d. will preach the Pre.by.
terrain Church Of the Sea aud Iand, SABBATH bNbNiN" a. Il
o'clock The Pastor LYLE the MORNING. al ~
o'clock. Seats free. Au are inTi'ed
The Five P0Rts Mission. Old Brewer no 81 Psa
st. the a Mission a. hf f, the Rev j. n sAFfhh enps
uenden Principal Sunday School clock short IoTe'sst
visitors. Singing BIZ the children
West Fiy-hird-si. Baptist Church, sevettbs,e-
The Rev VIM PENDLEfON Pastor will preach SUNDAY a. ot
Il p MONDAY, the 25th at ground Wy ss
church be removed from Union Square ad one
Rev W r. YEANAN all preach At Be;sesds Cbsei
Third ave aud Thirty -anh It SUNDAY at 81 m.
Young Mems Christian AssOciafiJB, No tl pm ave.
AuEnal Meeting MONDAY bFbNNu an
Presidents Annual and addresses Young men eo-J
invited i. BOLTON BANGS, ReeoruiHg sss'e'AIJ,
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S9urt MsrSsu's nctit,.

SrArE op NEu.lonx, /
.r. s. Pohr-wARpESs' oTucE No. - "m-~N
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act passed Agh ~ oL s "a N rsrS,
ReorganIe Wauens Ohce the Port Of New 49, n,.
interested In or has cAsrEe Of subject matter o. neh sa
survey that the following vessels AZ Ii
ton bT the tie said surveys 49,, -
be completed within dsTs neIi saese0iSk wa ~ "
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or T0ulS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
- RAILROAD COMPANls
SBvEN PER CbNI
rrgti ~ and AUGUST COUPONS.


N. title e s. sud Iron Mountain Railroad having been con
80 - a x05k Of extending tue same to connection with
a. Srr grsieu Columbus Ky going rapidly for
I Npeone uses heg profitable operation - miles Of new
orI graded ain cuough hand for AZ miles IL expected that
a. oie -o fa Belmont 1913 miles will be opened Tor
h,es early a year. viii be continuous line from 81
i 10 Mol Odeans and other sOGths cities yey large
uame : autiH Pstet .-. =,
t interest TIE whole mortgage debt and the extension COMPLETED
vastly the eamipq The proceeds Of these bonds gong IN
10 the extension Che read adds The security and projected branch
o. Knob for which cash subsidy 81 Sl3
ptr granted He free gin 10 the Company VIII aod
ttry much b. The value Of ther property -
w TIIOS ALLEN, President St Louis, No
We undersigned cordially recommend these per cent mort
Mountain Railroad heeu
nav road will be large and the administration o.
capable and experienced hands and 10 en-
htei ~ the greatest confidence Of the public.
LANES IS. II Louis
JOHN J. ROE. Pres, ST. Louis Chamber Of Commerce
x " Press. Louis Board Of Trade
BARTON BATES. Pres North Missouri Railroad.
y H. BRTTTON. Pres Sat Bank Of the state OF No
WA l. EWING Pres OF the Mer. n. b. Of St Louis
GKO. n RIA, Pres Second National Bank Of 81 Louis
JAS T. EAnS. Chief Engineer st. Louis and H. Bridge Co
bEO. r. TtNlOR. Pres. facihc Railroad Of Missouri
WIN TAUSslG Pres Traders BaBk. s. Louis
IOHN K LlONBEBGEB, Pres 4. n. Bank ST. Louis
ADOIPffUS MEIER Nice-Ires Onion Pacidc Railway
ROBERT BARrIl. Pres German Savings Institution
ALIEN CORP NlSBEY. Bankers ST Louis.
NETWORK REFERkNCBS
7 II sTiFT W 4. BLODGBTT,
ISAAC n. PHELPS. A. X ENOi
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THE MECHANICS PRESS
AND
WORKING PEOPLES ADVOCATE
Useful labor pleasure brings
Bears and CO. q1srs many things
J. B NENNY, Editor.

No % Commercial Place
This Weekly Paper will be issued from the pre-
subscribers shall have been obtained pay
of publication This paper will especially sustain the prnei-
PIE tha; labor produces capital and that the doctrine tina
labor should be subse capital version Of truth aud
justice in society II viii be mainly devoted {, the legitimate
rights OF the Working Masses ~ Of Education
News Scientific and popular knowledge In their various de-
psItmsnts viii be ne elected.
fERNs-sS year. payable quarterly in advance
suoscrp lens and Advertisements received ~ Commercial
Place.
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pOWMAS's PATENT AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

The Greatest and Best Invention of the Age aud House
wifi 3 Tue Friend.
Weshboards and Machines entirely out of date In
stead OF consuming half 10 three day
washing, (bue Monday ali be done from one 70
hours with the American WASHING COMPOUND.
Clothes Require Rushing IL the wrist bands
dirty they be rubbed little between the HANDS
no board Is needed thus saving terrible wearing process
of such Hor ibe Wash board Scrubbing.
Wherever the "American Washing Compoundn has been
the old fzt hOned Soaps
Il costs only One Quarter the price the ashi0nei Soaps
and BE- used with hard to perfect
II will also Grease spots and Paint and Preserves
the Clothing All PREPARATIONS that ain lime uD the
Cloths. Avoid them At least the Compound and Won
will never be without il g. W. W. GOODRYN
Corner Cnst nhouse and Peters streets New Orleans
IL the only authorized for the Parishes Orleans
Jefferson. who viii supDy you with the Compound or
Family Right that may manufacur. 4. for
~ M
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HANGING ACADEMY
AT EAGLE HALL
Corner Prytania Street and Felicity Road.
Professor A. GHERARDI respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his DANCING ACADEMY will
be open for the season on SATURDAY, 10Th November
Days of TRitiOn-Chldren class. Tuesday Thursday
Saturday, from 4to GIN Genemens class the same eve
ming, from 7to9
Ladies and gents Paccng sOirees every Wednesday from
Ito lC5s Pm.
Chldrens Matinee Saturdays from u to NJ free for
ckolaIs and parents
For terms amply to Prof GHERARDI, a. his Academy.
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ERUIT TREES, ETC.

ERUIT TREES, ETC.
Orders viii be eved and fed stlovest prices for FRUIT
TRIES Of all kinds; also srRAWBERR SIS aud ORNA
MENTAL TREES AND sHRUBS Of every aescriptou
grown II the celebrsted Langdon Nurseries, Mobile Ala
b-fy orders solicited this Is proper
trsnspantDg Catalogues supplied
GREEN ELDER, q Commercial Place,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
vCKsBURG, SHREVEPORT AND TEXAS STAGE
LINE,
Carrying United States Mail.
Passengers and Baggage Carried any part of the city free
OF charged
This is the only line that give Through Tickets to
Shreveport
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after Wednesday, Dec H. 1867 until further
notice, the Mail Line Of Stages will Tri-weekly ri,
from Vieksburg to Shreveport and return. ngau
every Sunday, "wednesday and Friday, from .7lS
House, and returning arrive at A. NJ, SINE asys,,tag
ampe time TO connect with for Jackson Orleans
and trains going North: also. for Meridian sems Mont
gonery and the East This Line connects steamers
Qnitman Magenta and r. r. Lee for Orleans and all
way landings and the Memphis and Sc Louis packets for all
points above also close connection Delhi Monroe
Ninden and Vienna for all points In interior Louisiana
This arrangement viii permanent Stages viii arrive
and depart on time, this Line the mail Passen-
gers arriving in vicsbug viii find ample arrange
ments made for their accommodation and will be sent for
wsrd without any unnecessary expense delay
Passengers detained by neglect Stage agents will be sent
forward from vichsburg free of Hotel charges
For further particulars apply at the Ticket Office at Pr.p,s
House, Vieksburg +. n HAnMETr
- - Ticket Agent
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patron Obtains watch BY this costing
but $40 while be worth $1,000 Ne partiality shown
We wish 70 dis Of the above msgbiacsnt
nock Cerhcates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes ana well mixed Holders entitled articles
named on Their Certificate payment Of Ten Doars
sastasr y De Watch worth 81 900 worth TIE
retoI any OF our certificates entities you 70 the article
tefson upon payment Irrespective Of its worth aud
~ no uee waved less than $40 Is named certificate
nNin ~ yhee ee seen that this IL NO LOTTERY bat q
transaction which may be participated
single certificate will be By uaI post paid upon re-
cept OF 70 cents ave Tor 81 eleven 81 thirty three aud
elegant premium for - sixty six and more Valuable nm
Tot slo one hundred and most superb Watch for xa TO
Agents, those wishing mplcynent this h rrs
tuniy ba legtnmstely eonduc ed bu, du, anhor
ed BY the government snd the CAREFUL scrt
Try US WRIGHT, BRO CO. Importers
l6l Broadway, New York
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-Mechsnics and Traders Bank, New
Orleans, August la67In conformity Sections 80 and 81
Of the General Free Banking Law Of the State Of Louisiana
hereby given that all the
this Bank must presented for redemption year
from this date. the Banking House the State Audit
tors Office. otherwise the funds deposited by this Bank With
said Auditor vi be claimed In accordance with
mentioned sections Of the Free Banking Law
q. CRUzAr, Cashier
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DEUTsCHE COMPANY HALL.
CORNER EXCHANGE ALLEY AND BIENvILLE
STREETS
This large and elegant Ball will be rented for Balls Wed
dings etc. etc. The reasonable terms For particu
lars sppy to FERDINAND Marks,
AZ Camp street
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sI.oOo.OOe In Watches

For sale the popular ONE-PRfCE PLAN giving ever,
Patron HANDSOME and RELIAaLE wNICH
Fer the Low Price Of ZEN DOLLARS.
without Regard 70 Value,
And not 20 be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satisfactory
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New OrienaS Jackson aad Great
Northern RAILROAD Company -Transo ration Dep rtment
Nov Orleans, Dec ls67-Through Ratss % the East all
Rail via Grand Junction aud ChttsnOOla Freghts low
and with greater dispatch thar by other route
Shippers respectfully informed that lie umpanv
irving Through Bills Of Ladng Asna Ga asd AL
tons Western and Atlantic Railroads Macon, Ga and alt
stations Macon and Western Railroad, and 10 Au,
Ga, end Charleston, South Carolina
AZ claims for oss damage sr overehsrge will be promptly
settled AZ pHirt Of delivery
For further information inquire the Dero Calope
street T. T. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent.
JAMS YoNGE, Freight Agent.
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DoUer.As.
EEGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPHER,
No. IN Camp street.
ADJOINING LApIEg EsTRAEcK OILY HoTE

Whiting and wedding Cards engraved IN ne most elegant
nknner. Business Csrds Aeeoant Sales Cotton, Bills La
ding. Checka Invoices a.d Circular letter., Etc., Hthe
grsphed Seals, Csncsllng Stamps, Door Plates, sfe
Initials Embossed rspsr ~ Envelopes WITHOUT
CHAR0E FOB DIE
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LrBNEsT TURPIN, WHoLEsALE kANUFAO.
Il turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jubube Past Gun
drops, arg syrugs " steam Importer OF French OIns
ghns, Decorated Toys Cossques Fancy Papers Ger Cake
Stands Bouquets Csronsges Fancy Boxes fer Christ
and New Year Presents Cornucopss, ETC. etc No.
o Lsvee street, bCtwe.n 81. Louis and oonu
Od~sns. La