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CoNYENrlON TAx.NOV;CE

E'he State Cons titutional Convention now II,
4 Session, having passed an Ordinance levying
a Tax of one K,liit upon the dollar on all lax
able property topay the expenses Of said Conven.
iion, and being directed by The Auditor TO proceed
Immediately to collect said Tax, I hereby notify
the Tax. Payers of the Parish OF Natchitoches TO
pay said Tax immediately in the legal currency OF
the United States, or I win employ the SUMMARY
remedies now given by law for the collection OF
State Taxes.
j. c. HUGHES,
sasgsf3 Sheriff S Tax Collector,
-. Parish of Natchitoches.
January 9th, 1868. .'htr 30ds
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General Schedule

OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS AT THE
NATCHIToCHEs POST OFFICE.
ARGIT4ALS:
SuNpAYs--AicXandria and Shreveport, p. NJ.
MONDAYS y acogdoches, Texas, p NJ
EspAYs-Minden aud Winfield, 6 Pu
WEDNEsDAYs--AlexaBd aud Shreveport p. NJ.
1HuRsD Nacogdoches, 5 Pm; Winfield, q p. NJ.
FRIDAYs- Alexandria aud Shreveport, A p. NJ
Minden and Shelbyville, 6 +. NJ
SATURDAYS n acc gdoches s p. NJ Winnie Id, 6 p "
DEPARTURES:
SuNDAYs-Non H...
MONDAYS Winfield, 6 A. NJ; Alexandria and
Shreveport, P. NJ.
TUESDAYS Nacogdoches, 6 p. NJ.
WEDNEsDAYs-W innGeId and Mnden, 6 AM
Alexandria and Shreveport, 6 p. NJ .
Observation-Disclosures 6 p. NJ .ut
FRfDAYs-Winn A. NJ; Alexandria and
Shreveport, P. N.
SATuRDAYs-Minden and Shetbyville, A. NJ;
H Nacogdoches, 6 p. NJ.
FGS-Lettets for any of the above Mails should
be ih the Office one hour before their time of de-
parture. Papers, halt on hour.
q. MONROE. Post Master
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
w. B. LEWIS,
JUDGMENT.

DrsrRIcr CouRr--PARIsH OF NATcnIrocnEs.
Louisiana NJ, Brown, ieaf
Edward s. Turner, her husband cE m8eff
In this case, by reason of the law and evidence in
favor Of the Plaintiff on trial. it is ordered
adjudged aud decreed, that the Plaintiff Louisiana
nj. Brown. do recover of the Defendant, Edward
8. Turner, her husband. the following pro pertv .
The Paraphernal property Of the Plaintiff, now in
possession of the Defendant, viz: Que Bed and
Bedding. 1t is further ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, that the Plaintiff do recover from the De-
fendant. the sum of Seventeen Hundred and fifty
five Dollars with Eve per cent per annu,a interest
thereon from the date of this Judgment until pad
that the legal mortgage in favor of Plaintiff be
recognized as existing upon all the immovabIe
property of the Defendant, affecting said immova
BILE property on the following dates, securing the
following amounts: On the 1st day of Septen-
Der, 1859, securing the snn of Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Dollars On the 9Th of January
1860, securing the sum of Eight Hundred and
Fifty Dollars Gu the 18th of February 1861
securing the sum of Three Hundred aud twenty
five Dollars. On the list of july 962, securing
the sum of Two Hundred Dollars; and on the lst
of January, 1866, securing the sum of One Hun
dred aud Fifty Dollars. Said amounts being re
ceiyed by tie Defendant at said dates, and the
Paraphcrnal funds of Plaintiff and that Plaintiff
have the right to seize aud sell said mmovabe
propertyof Defendant to satisfy this Judgment;
and it is further ordered adudged and de reed,
that there be separation of property between
Plaintiff and Defendant; that the community of
acquets and gains, existing between them be, aud
the is hereby, dissolved; and that the Plaintiff
have theright To administer her separate property
free from the control and interference of her said
husband, and that the Defendant do pay the costs
of this suit. -. sr b..
Done aud signed in opcn Court on this 11tL day
of December, 1867. 'H
tSignedl w. B. LEWIS,
aaj sf District Judge.
I certify the above to be correct and true copy
1 of the original Judgment in the above entitled
and numbered suit on file and of record in my
Office. .... H. ~
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and of
fetal seal, at Natchitoches, this 9th day of Jan
uary, 1868. .f 49,.
tgs A. W. HAMILTON,
Jan 6-5t Cllrk
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DISTRICT CoUer-P PARISH OF NArcmrocHEs.
selma ii. Snead, s4af ~ a
Estes Whitted, her husband. s54ass9
I'm this case by reason OF the law and evidence in
favor OF the Plaintiff on ihe trial, it IS he. eby
ordered adj uaged and decreed.. that the Plaintiff
Selma H. SEead, DO recover. from the Defendant,
Esss.s Whitted the sum of Three Thousand, Five
E.irsred and Eighty nine 32-l00 Dollars, with FIVE
Gx cent per alIsum interest thereon from the Goth
day of No vember, lS67sstl paid, and that Plain
iitfs legal mortgage be recognized existing on
ali the inmovable property of Defendant TO secure
said suIns as follows; said mortgage affecting
said T., operty of Defendant. On the lst day OF
July, 1913. to secure The sum of Seventeen Hua-
dred anu Fifty Dollars, received by the Defendant
on that date On the lst of March, 1851, to Sc
cure Three Hundred Dollars, received by Defen-
dant on hat date. On the 10th of July, 1853, to
secure Tonr Hundred Dollars, received by Defend
ant on that date. On the 1st of September, 1859,
to secure One Hundred Dollars, received by the
Ueiendaut on that date. On the fst OF Janu-
ary. 1856, to secure Fifty Dollars received by be
fendant on that date, On the lst of My, 1860
TO secure One Hundred Dol!ars received by Deien-
43ant on that date On the Ist of November
1855, to secure One Hundred Dollars received by
Defendaut on that date. On the 10th of August,
1866, to secure EightyFive Dollars received by
defendant on that date. On the list of April
1867, to secure Fifty Do..'ars received by Defend
ant on that date. On the lst Of October, S66. to
se:ure One Hundred Dollars received by the De.
Fendtnt on that date And ca tie lst Of Decem-
Der. 1865, to secure Five HunaFcd and Fifty four
Dollars reeeived by the Deeaaaat on the last mem
tloned date, with leave to paiDrf TO seize and sell
said immovable property to satisfy this Judgment
1t is further ordered adjndged and decreed; that
the community of acqnets and gains existing be
tween the Plaintiff, Selma III. Soead, and the De-
fendant, Estes Whitted, her husband, be, and the
same is hereby dissolved; that the Defendant do
resume the ADMINISTRATION of her separate pi operty
and that she havethe right to administer the same
free from the control or administration of her said
husband, and that the Defendant do pay the costs
of this luit. As'4o f'i1saasa
Done and signed in open Court on this 1lth
day of December, 1867. n''3'a
(Sgned) w. B. LEWIS,
gsafs.. District Judge
4 certify the above to be correct and true copy
of the original Judgment in the above entitled
and Numbered suit file and OF record in my Office
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud Of
fetal seal at Natchtoches, this 9th dav Of January,
l96S. 49,, A. W. HAMILTON, 4
q jan 16, st % Clerk.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERlEEoS SALE.
Henry W. Farley ct al District Court,
1H H1 rs.
:. David Pipes. No.-ssel.
Solomon l.. L. levy NJ rsee-
David Pipes Parish of Natchtoshes.
by virtue,of writs ofhfer; faeias issued in the
~ & above entitled and numbered cases. to me
addressed, have seized and will offer for sale nj
public auction, to the last and highest bidder
before the Courthouse door in the Town, and
Parish of Natchitoches. on
Saturday, lst day of FebruarrTJ86S
the following described property, seized as the
property of defendant, David Pipes viz:
The Plantation situated in the Parish of Match,
toches, the right bank descending ofthat portion
Of Red River known as the Rigolet Rondieu, now
occupied by the defendant David Pipes, and Tor.
merly known as the "Cockfed Place. containing
about One Thousand Acres, more or less together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF saLE:
Ca STA, with the benefit of appraisement.
JAS. G. HUGHES,
December .31st, 1867. Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
JUDGEMENT.

JUDGEMENT. al
CoUR DE DisTRICT-PAEoIssE DIES NATcHITocHEs.
A0uslaaa aoaile Ne Brown No. 7,74.
Edouard S. Turner, son mari
nans ce cas- en- raison de j loi, ct revidence
~ etant en- iaveur de la denlanderesses, dams
proc6s CT dessus, il est ordonnt adjuge ct deeree
que la demandercsse, Louisiana NJ Brown ait ct
recouvre du Defendant, Edouard s. Tcrner, son
mari, la propriete suivante la propriete parapher-
nal, de In demanderesse, ct eant dams Ia possession
du Defendant, savior Un Lit, ct linge de Lit. ii
est de plus ordonne adjuge ct decrere, que la de-
manderesse ait ct recouvre du Defe ndant la somme
de Dixsept Cent Cinqnante c'uq Piastres, avec les
lnerets raisoo de cnq pour cent. Tan sur la dite
somme de in date de ce Judgement, juyqu au parfait
paieneut, que fhypotheque legaie de Ia dcnande-
resse, soft reconuue CONNIE exstant sur toute Ia
propriete mmobiiIere du Defendant, afectant Ia
dite propfiete immo6iiiere dates suivantes ain
de gUarantir les somnes suivantes lie Ter Jour de
Septembre, 1859, guarantissant Ia somme de Deux
Cent Vin1t-eipq Piastres. lie Janvier, SEQ
assRraRt la s3mwe de Hait Gent Cnquaute Pias-
tres. LIE Is Fevrier, 1861, essurant la sanlme
dc Trois Cent Viagt-cnq Piastres. lie Ter Juil-
let, 1862, assurant Ia somme de Deux Cent Pies
tres; ct lie Ter Jauver 1866, assdrant Ia s0mme de
Cent Cinquante Piastres les dites some ayant etc
recues par e Defendant aux des dates ct les fonds
Paraphernaux de Ia Demauderesse, ct que la De,
manderesse nit lie droit de saisir ct de vendre ia
dite propriste immobilisre du Defendant afn de
satifsaire ce Jugement. ii est de plus orion ,e,
adjuge ct decree, quill y ait SEPARATION de bieps
entire la Demanderesse ct lie Defendant que In com
munaute de biens autre'os existante soft. ct est
par ces presentes dssohte; ct que la Demonderesse
ait le droit dadmin;strer propriee seplree sens
lie controle intervention de dit mari; ct que
lie Defendant ait a payer lesifTsis de ce ploces.
Fait ct signe en- pleine GouF ce lime jour de
Decembre, 1867.
(Sgne) w. B. LEWIS,
Juee de District.
TIE certiHe que ce qui est ci-dess1s est une copie
- -fidsle ct correcte du Jugement original. daas
lie process ctdsssus mentionBe ct numeTote liasse
ct enregistfe dams mon Office. t
Zen fol d, quoi J'a afixe ma signature ct
appose le sesau de Ia Cour ce 9me jour Iauyier,
1868. a. w. III AMILTON, ,
jau 90, So GrefiH.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
YENrE DE SHERIE


CoUR DIR DIsTMcT-PARoIssE DEs NATCHITocHEs.
L. OppeDheim .t.t ! ..f.-.e- -
-1..H oOHtre . ... No. 1923.
II. Raphael ct Robt. Waggoner.l
I'm vertu dun ordre d'eececution moi adresse
n dams lie cas- ci-dessus nomme ct ennmerote.
al saise ct ofrrai en- vente au plus haut ct der.
nier encherisseur la porte dc la maison de Cour
dams In vile ct paroisse des Natchitoehes midi.
Samedi, lie ler Jour de Fevrier, 1868.
Ia propriete ciapres decrite saisie CONNIE etant Ia
prOpriete du defendant Robert Waggoner, savoir:
uu certain moroccan de terre stue pres du Lac Nor
dams la par0isse des Satchitoches contenaut quatre
vingts (S0 acres ainsi que toutes les ameorations
qui s'y trouvent, Giant lie reme lequel b. B.
aasset residait ct qui ft achete par lie defendant
Robert Waggoner la succession du dit Bassett
decede. .. 1'.-.. 'el.tr.fa ...s.
TERMEs ET CONDITIONS LA vENTE.
Au Compliant: sujette a destination qui en-
sera faite. i far
al.1' JIG. HUGHES,
Dec, 81, 1861. la7 Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
SHERIFF,S SAFE.

DIsTRIcr CoURT-PARIsH OF NAroHrrocuEs.
5. Oppenheim, sasH
u.s. ) No 5S23
II. Raphael and Robt. Waggoaer
Dy virtue OF execution to me directed in the
- above entitled and numbered case, / have
seized and will expose for sale to the highest bide,
ut the Court House door, in the town and parish
of Natchitoches, at 2 NJ, on
Saturday, lst day O9 February, 1865
the following described property seized as the pro
pcrty of the defendant Robert Waggoner, 10 wit
A certain tract of land situated near Black
Lake, iu the parish of Natchitoches, containing
eighty (s0) acres; together with all the improve
ments thereon; and being the same on which tht
deceased B. b. Bassett resided, and purchased by
the defendant, Robert Waggoner, ut the succession
sale of the said Dassett, deceased.
Terms of sale Cash subject to the appraise
ment to be made
j. G. HUGHES,
December 81, 1867. Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30

lY virtue of three writs Of feri fae,as, issued by
ID the Honorable District Court in and for the
Parish of Nat hItoches, and to me directed, in the
above entitled and numbered suits. / have seized
AMI will offer for sale, to the last and highest bid
der on tta
SaturdaYs list day OF February, 1868,
between the usual hours of sale, at the do of the
Court H0nse, in the town and Parish OF Natchito-
ches, the following described property, seized as
the property of the defendant, viz:
certain tract OF land, lying and being situated
in the Parish of Natchitocnes. on the lett bank oil
Old River ascending. about four miles aboye TIE
town of Campte, bounded as follows; on the West
by Louis Marcy. East by Ben Ftedieu, north by
! 0'd River and on The South by lands. owned by
b. b. Fleming and his. wife, Julia Bordeion, IN
community; two and half arpents front on Old
River and forty arpents in depth, contaiuing one
hundved arpents, more or less. Also,
A certain lot or piece of land, situated in the
Tcwn Of Campte, bounded as follows on the
South by Red River, East by land belonging to
Francois Roubieu, north and West by lands
owned by E. B. Fleming and his wife, Julia Borde.
lon, in community containing one arpeat, more or
less with ali the improvements thereon consisting
Of new Store house.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
/ Cash with the benefit Of appraisemeut.
1 JAS. & HUGHES
| December 3Ist 1861 Sheriff.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
STE WART HOUSE.
llate BROOKS Honse.l

227 Canal street, corper Of Basin n. o.
Dermanent Transient and Day Bonrders, can
l. find n home at the above House, where they
may be accommodated in superior style. Table
not surpassed by any house in the city; and the
utmost cleanliness observed. Fine airy rooms
single or in pairs Hours for meas-Break fast
from I to 9; Dinner from to A; Supper from =
to TT. d5 3w
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30

ENN vertu dun ordre de feri .fdcids ennis par
~ Honorable Cour dc Distsict dams ct pour Ia
paroisSe dcs Natchitocbes ct moi adresse dams
les process ci-dessus NOMINEES ct enumerotes. j'a
sasi ct offria en- vente plus haut ct dernier en-
cherisseur. .-..
SalneGii, Ie Ter. sour de FeVrier, 1868.
entire les heures ordnaires de verte, la porte de
la maisou de Cour dams Ia vile ct paroisse des
Natchitoches Ia propriete ci apres decrite sasie
CONNIE ct mt Ia propriete du defendant. savoir
Un certain morceau 6e terre, situe dams Ia
paroisse des Natchtoches sur Ia rive gauche de la
vieiile Riviere en- remontant environ quatre
miles au-dessus de 10 V lie dc Campte, borna COM
me ii suit a lOue par les terres de Louis Marcy
i'lSst par les terres de Ben Fredieu, au Nord par
la vieilie Riviere ct nu sud par des teires appar-
tenant q Il. b. Fleming ct sa femme Julia Borde-
Ion en- communicate, ayant deux arpents ct demi de
face sur Ia vieile Riviere ct une profoudeur de
quarante arpents, contenant environ cent arpents
plus moins.
Aussi; Un certain morceau on lot de terre
situe dams "a vile le CanPte ct borne ainsi quill
suit, au Sud par ia Rivicre Rouge, a l'Est par an
moroccan de terre appartenant Francois Rou-
bieu, an Nord ct f0uest par des teTres appel art
naLt u. b Fleming ct sa femme Julia Bordleon
encommunaute contenant arpent plus on
mOins, avec toutes les amelioratioDs qu s'y trou-
vent consistant en- magasin dc depot, nouyePu.
TERMEs ET CONDITIONS DE La vENrE.
Au Compliant ayec le benefce d'estima-
tion.
JAMES G. HUGHES,
Dee. 3Ist. 1867 Sheriff
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30
: .J'IyDU,,,5,IMENT..
No. 72g3.

DrsrR1cr CoUer-P4RIs OF NAron1rocHEs.
selma ii. Suead, st5sTf
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30

DIsrRrcr CouKr-PAaIsH OF NATcn1TocnEs
Louisiana NJ, Brown, i
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30

CoUa DE DisTRIcr-PAEoIssE DIES NArcHITocHEs
Louisiana NJ. Brown, aL
co1tTe No. a IA.
Edouard 8 Turner son mari
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-01-30

Corn DE nTsrRIcr-l' 'AEeIsss DIES NArc4Iroours
selma Il. Snead,
eoHfIe No s3,3
Estes Whitfield son mari
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nTs@oA DAILY EXCURSIONS.-THE
.EEEEti:si44sssszs splendid steamboat JOHN A. WAR
MEX. leaves Oh EENUT Street w harf Philada al 4
O'Clock and O'Clock p. M, for Burlington and
Bristol, touching at Rverton. Torresdae, Andalusis
and Beverly; Returning, leavea Bristol at O'Clock
A, NJ. and p. M
Fare. IS cents each way Exoursion 40 ot1 mu
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time when the priest was the teacher, the hope,
the guide of the people; when be uttered the
word nearest TO democracy and equality; when
Catholicism repeated the most humane WORD
that had been 6iven to man. Then, in the twelfth
aud the thirteenth centuries, the priest was the
friend of the people, aud made the Church pow
erful to protect the weak. Then the WINDOWS
of Notre Dame, in celestial and intense colors,
made the interior like beautiful prism charged
with sacred meanings; the three great Fosdces,
mysterious and vivid, Uttered and coanged tae
common light Of day, and fattered the eye with
visions of heaven itself; then the virgins conse-
Grated to Chris, baretooted, with pure hands
and white robes, made holy chorus, a sanity
procession, moving around the nave IN the loity
and remote galeries-a procession ecstatlc
naive, remote. Then the ceremonies OF the
Church we're high, sincere, solemn-ior they
had not been confronted by the nhexible tace
of science. To-day we are emancipated, and
must put aside childish things, A simpler form
of religious life, with better word for man, mas
appealed to his mind. The day OF the color, the
image, the martyr, and the saint has passed
away, no more to return. We have martyrs,
but science and art celebrate them; we have
saints, but literature holds their memory.
We go to the grand cathedTals of the Mlddle
Ages to-day. They retain music and the voice
OF bells to touch as. All the rest are nothing to
the modern man. They are disdgqred by tAwdry
looking chapels, and frivolous looking alsars,
and ignoble looking priests. But for the uul.
versal voice of the organ, the undylng charm OF
music, they would be void and dreary; no better
than Pagan temples and Egyptian monuments.
It can no longer be contested that the Gothic
is an art purely French. 1t was born with
French nationality, it was the work Of commu-
mites stimulated by the clergy and directed by
| laymen, and represents the great social and in
| tellectual movement of the Middle Ages. In
the largest expression, it was the creation of
| the old Gallo genius which, audacious, inven-
tive, rapid, has left the most poetic aud impress
| sive embodiment of the religious sentiment of
| Christendom. 1t was the last effort to make
| temple large enough for humanity. The story
of the building of cathedral reads like fairy
| ale. The people come from the provinces
| of q war for liberty. AS they had gone pell-
mel to the Holy Laud, so they went pell-
| nell to build the cathedrals. They are blessed
| by the bishop; they go through the land re-
| cruiting their forces chanting hymns, with
floating banners; they rally about the walls of a
church or the quarry, and labor for no other
| pay than bread.
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Actual Size Of the Stones of the Pyramids.

dare say very many will differ from me In
opinion, and say hard things in reference to my
lack of taste and want OF appreciation OF tue
so called wonderful, but i am bold TO confess
that my fret impression on reaching the Pyra-
mids Of Sakkara was one of disappointment.
From what had read, and from all had heard
tourists relate from time to time, regarding the
wonderful size of the blocks OF stone com posing
these great structures, was led TO imagine
that the individual blocks of stone we're so
large that 1t became difficult matter 10 form
any clear conception as TO the manner In
which they were piled one upon another. The
blocks of stone, when had looked well at them,
did not convey TO my mind any very exalted
idea OF maenitude; neither could fer the life
of me see any real difficulty where laborers, as
we read were numbered by the thousand, in
raising any one of the blocks of stone compris-
irg the mass of the pyramid from the base to
the summit. To put this matter to more prac-
tical test, we carefully measured some OF the
larger blocks in the Gizeh Pyramids aud by
calculation we found that the heaviest block of
stone making up the structure of the pyramid
did not exceed two and half tons. and that by
far the greater part we're, of course, much
hghter.-J X. Lord, in Land and Wa er.
The entrance to the Colonne Sendome has
been closed-an outrageous interference with
the rights of suicides.
DIR. Peters, who killed Confederate Gene
raj Earl Van Dorm for too assiduous attentions
to Mrs. Peters, has retaken that lady again to
his hearth and heart.
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TEST FOR NAPHTHALNE.-Vohl states that
when naphthaline ia treated with concentrated
nitric acid, and the mixture is diluted with
water, precipitate is produced, which after
being washed first with water and then with
diluted alcohol (three- -fourths wster), may be
placed in a watch glass with few drops of a
solution of hydrate of potassium and of sui
phide of potassium and evaporated to dryness
on a water bath. On moistening the residue
with alcohol, a magnificent red violet color is
immediately developed.
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.siNa FOR CHESTER, HOOK, AND
sRzzzsz24klzks WILMINGToN-Ats 80 ana $50 A. NJ,
6U T.. NJ.
The steamer g. NJ FELTON, ana ARIEL leave
CHEsNUT Street Wharf tSnndays excep! edl at 80
and $50 A. M, and $50 p. M, returning leave Will
mingten 1T $50 M, 1850 and 800 p M. stopping at
Chester and Hook each way.
Fare, 10 cents between all pointg. 80
Excursion tickets, l5 cents good TO return by either
boat. 63h
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MILLINERY.
M r S. r. DILL o N,
$fS NOS. sss AND ss3 SOUTH STREET,

Has q large assortment OF
MILLINERY,
Ladies', Misses, and Chidren's Silk Velvet, Felt
Straw and Fancy Bonnets ana Hats OF the lstes
styles. Also. silks, Velvets, Ribbons, Grapes
Feathers, Flowers, Frames, etc. etc., wholesale and
TstRlll Sles
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

=ess FO r CAPE MA Y.
bA IUhDAlS.
The splendid new steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
Captain INGRAM, leaving Pier 10 above Vine
street. every Tuesday Thursday. and saturday AZ els
A. M, and returning from Cape May on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
FAkE. ....s225. including Carriage Hire.
Seryauts..tl50,
Children....Sl16,
Season Tickets, 60 Carriage Hire extra.
The Lady of the Lake is hnu sea-boat has haad,
some Btate-room accommodations, and Is lifted up
with everything necessary tor the safety ana comfort
of passengers, q, III. HUDDELL,
CALVIN PA9GART.
Ofice-No. 3s N. DELAWARE Avenue. rs SOtf
uaKSsA PHILADELPHIA AND TRENs
ton Steamboat Line-The steamboat
EDW IN FOkkESsT leaves ARCH Street Wharf Tor
Trenton, stopping at Tacony, Torresdae, Beverly
BnrlinEkon, Bristol, Florence Robplns' Wharf. and
Leaves Arch Street Wharf Leaves south Trenton.
Saturday. Aug. 8, ga Pm SATURDAY, Aug. T. GA PM
Sunday, August ., 10 Burlington BrisLol ana lnter'
mediate landings. leaves Arch street wharf a. A.
and p. n; leaves Bristol az l01s A. M and AZ r.
Monday, Aug 70. S'6 Pm Monday, Monday, Aug iO',S An m
WeddSy ""IS ga AN nSy. %sd.dsy. ,"'is' IG'a An
Friday, II, Am Friday, "H ~ N.
Fare 20 Trenton, 40 cents each way; intsrmediats
places, rs cents. All
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-07

rSlESA OPPOSITION TO THE COM
zzsAisGzas BINED RAILROAD AND RI YER
AAONUPOLY.
excursions to Wilmington (5updays exceDted), touch
ing at Chester ana Marcus Hook, leaving ARCH
Street wharf at 10 A. NJ. and P. r. returning leave
wilmington att A M. and p. M.
Light heights taken. -
42Su Captaln