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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-11-06
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DIED, on the 2Sth Of September. Of
Swamp fever, DIR. J. Ii. BLoXoM, III
the 29th year Of his age.
DR.. BLoXOM was a native of South
Carolina, but was resident Of Rankin
county, Miss, "a. the Co. mmencement of
the war, at which time he entered the
army as private soldier, but was pro
noted to the rank of surgeon, which
position be occupied until the termin-
alton of hosIilities. la 1866 ne came
to Ouachita parish, and resumed the
practice of his profession. in which he
labored assiduously to repair the ruined
state of his fortune. Both as physician
and citizen he stood high, and was
esteemed as we'll for his professional as
for his social qualities. In his death
society has lost a valued and useful
member, and the profession one WHO
was devoted to the promotion of its
honor and to the advancement OF its
cause. AS husband none was ever
more kind and devoted, and as friend
few were frmer or more constant in
their attachments. But he has been cut
down in the pride of his manhood and
in the sphere of his usefulness, aud
leaves a devoted wife and friends to
mourn the loss OF him who can no longer
alleviate the pangs of affliction or be
soothed by the voice of love or friend
ship. He has passed to another state
of existence, there to remain until God
in his goodness shall see fit to reunite
him again with those he loved. May
lie rest in peace; j.
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AND BEUST's GARDEN SEED.
TO lie n SE, ,.
he Rallroao Dotel.

TNf1E RAILROAD HOTEL, situated upon
l. the corner of De Sard and Walnu,
streets; Monroe, La, is now offered for lease
for one year, and perhaps more, dating from
the st day Of January, $40.
The location of this Hotel is central, being
convenient 10 the business portion of town
and within three hundred feet of the river
1t comprises TWENTY FIVE ROOMS. and
will be leased with complete outfit of bed
room aud dining-room furniture An excel.
lent garden, with outbuildings, is attached to
the grounds. Apply to
II. KING, Monroe La
Oct. go. 1859, n6:ot
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-11-06

N@- The new Ouachita packet now
building for Capt. G. Press Work, is
spoken of as possessing very superior
model. Her motive power will be all
that is required to make her fast
boat. She will have the cylinders Of
tho Nicksburg, the only part Of the
Vickburg's machinery she will have,
general ru,nor to the contrary.
The new boat has not yet been chris
tened, but the choice of names appears
to lie between those of Sidney John
son Pat Cleburne and Wade Hamp-
ton.
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WOOD VS.. CoAL.-The scarcity of

WOOD VS.. CoAL.-The scarcity of
wood, now such cause of complaint
in town, is sore trial to housekeepers.
The little that is offered goes readily
at 81 so per cord, Notwithstanding the
abundance Of timber near at hand and
the fact that the roads are in excellent
condition. 1t is clear to us that the
better and cheaper fuel is coal. Last
year. we used coal exclusi vely in our
composing room-and all printers
know that hot fire is necessary for
ype-setting-and our fuel bill was
only $12 SO for the entire season. the
cost of ten boxes of coal laid down at
the landing. For the same purpose in
1865 -'66, when we used wood, we ex-
pended nearly $50. The ordinary
wood Fireplace can be fitted up with
a coal CRATE at cost not exceedi ng
ten dollars; the coal may be kept under
lock and key, and any small shaver can
easily start..a fire. The saving in ex
pense and trouble will be found not to
be trihing when coal is used, and oneis
rid Of the bother and vexation of hunt
ing up wood haulers and getting fuel
by dribbles-that is, supposing some
one bould establish coal yard here, Or
that the railroad is completed SO that
coal may be brought in any Quantity
desired by rail. We are not going
into the coal trade, but wish some one
would right quick.
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S}(arrieA,

At the residence Of the brides ia Their
in Shelby County, Tennessee, Wednes
day, Goth: October, 1869, by the Rev.
DR.. A. L. Mann, Mr.. FRANKLIN GAR
nETr. Of Monroe, La, and Miss AGNES
NJ. BOND, daughter of Dr.. Washington
Bond Il cards.
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OUAcHITA FEMALE! ACADEMY.--We
are gratifed to hear that there are now
fifty students attending daily the exer-
cises of Mr.. Lawson's school. Bust
ness calling us to the Academy on
Tuesday, we saw long row of bonrets
and Misses hats hanging Familiarity
toge ther against the wall; recitations
progressing in two rooms Of the build
ing,. and Prof. Lignoski in another
room carrying some young Miss
through the perplexities Of the piano
gamut. There were several hats and
bonnets we thought very pretty, and
were we boy again, we should most
likely fall in love with one of them
and indulge the ambition of providing
: the fair owner with bonnets all her
life.
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B@ Another shocking steamboat
disaster has occurred upon the waters
of the upper Mississippi. Over two
hundred lives were lost, and heavy
cargo of freight destroyed. the terrible
results Of care'essness in handling a
candle by card player. The account
published on our first page. although
confused and somewhat contradictory,
will give some idea of the misery aud
destruction wrought upon the deplorar
BILE OCCASION. "
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n@There are individual for whom
we feel, and try By silence to show, a
sovereign contempt. If they persis t
ia proving TO the public that we dis
dain to notice them, otherwise than as
dogs and puppies, thieves and vaga
bonds, "scoundrels" and social scabs,
why we shall not endeavor'to prevent
them from doing so. This community
vii! readily understand to whom this
paragraph applies
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Guide.

Sxnamer 4rrangen.ent:-. Semi Weekly Packet line
to Ii cad of navigation; hacks thence to and from
Monroe, Time so hours.
From Nlonroe To- vic<- burE-75 mies-Cars
mako tri-weekly trips (Iondays, Wednesd ida Va
ana saturdaysl to Delhi; leaving Monroe at A. NJ
Time II hours Cars leave Vicksburg daily, Sun
days excepted at A. NJ, and P. NJ, for all points
east.
From MonrOs to ShreveDort-ll0 miles
and Saturday upon arrival OF cars. passing through
Trenton Vienna Arcadia and Minden. Arrives
same days. Time Shreveport SO hours. Time
through from Vicksburg to Shreveport, 81 days;
From monroe to Bastrcp-3o miles-.T
horse hack carrying q S. mail, leaves every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday morning, arriving at
Bastrop at 12 M. same days Returns the day fol
Lowing. Time hours.
s1orses. Es1Kgies and Hacks may he
hired in Monroe to go to any point not upon any
route reached by public conveyance. Travellers
lying over in Monroe, finu mple mmotla-
tions, at either the Lewis House, or the Ouaciita
House at the Railroad Hotel Trenton, miles
above, is also well supplied with Hotels.
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H@. Mr.. j. A. Bethume discontin-
ued the exercises of the Male Acad envy
on Tuesday last. He has struggled
manfuliy in the cause Of educa ton, and
it is sad commentary that he has been
compelled to direct his energies in
another channel in order to maintain
himself.
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FEMALE DISEASES

Al over the South are rapidly yielding to the
magic power of that never failing Uterine Tonic
kn1wn as Drcmg oole s Co.'S ENGLISH FEMALE
womb to a healthy action, and at once restores
health beauty and bOuyancy females who have
been afflicted for years. 1t is the only
rinc Regula tor Sold by all Druggists. j. p. Drom.
gcolc 6. Co, Prop'rs, Memphis
Dera2god kidncys-Use Dromgoole & Co.'S 80
Buchu.
Gravel and Dropsy Use Dromgoole Co.'S
Buchu.
Dromgoole & Co.. Buchu is the best and cheanest
Pains in the back, use Drom :,oole s. Co. 8 Buchu
Dromgoole 6, Co. q Pectnral cures coughs,
Splitting of blood cured wi tn Drom goole & Co.'S
PcctoTal
ConsuInptive cough, use Dromgoole Co.'s PEG
toral.
DromgooIe s. Co - Pectoral for whoopine courh
HoUr back hurt? Use Dromgoole s. Co.'S Buchu
DromG0Ole 81 Co. s ISuchu cures bad dreams,
For incOntinence, use DIomgooe e. Co.'S BrIchu.
elect or Gonorrhea-Dromg OoIe g. Co. Buehu
Dromgoole & Co. 8 Liver Pills n shure shot:
For the Liver-Dremgoole & Co.'s Liver Pills
For Il clear skin-Drongooe Il Co. $ Liver Pills.
Sold by Il. B. LIGNoskI s. 60.
Monroe La.
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TIA GIvING.-President Grant
has recommended that Thursday. the
18th inst, be observed as" "a day OF
thanksgiving, praise aud prayer to
Almighty God"
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n% Conspicuous among the recent
signs of Improvement in town Is the
elaborate and tasty drug store sign Of
Lignoski G. Co. It consists Of tall
post ornamented with letters and sur
mounted by huge gilded mortar, and
wide board upon which is painted ,,
on either side, flowing streamer bear
ing, in beautiful letters, the word
Drugs" We do not know who
executed the board, but it is certainly
deserving a gratuitous puff.
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The CEMErERY.-We direct the at
tention of the Town Council to the
unsightly condition of the Cemetery
resulting from a, want of attention to
the walks and drains and from negli-
gence in permitting the weeds and
grass 10 grow. We are Informed that
q few Sundays ago number of COWS
entered the enclosure and browsed for
some time with fmpunity upon the
shrubbery and grass. Let US have
some wholesome legislation upon this
subject. r.< -r -.>
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COTTON and all kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE purchased at the highest market
price.
Monroe, La, October 9, 1869. OFT
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CHECK YOUR COTTON!!!
USE THE "GDELL COTTON CHECK,

And you will not lose in weight only from
natural causes. You will always get your
own cotton for it cannot be exchan ced nd
you risk of getting light ba lie for
your heavy one; nor Low Ordinar y for Good
Mlddlng Cotton. BY the use this check
you give your merchant a KEY TO ALL
Err K ORS-they are discovered at once and
rectitied be fore loss is sustained. 1t gives
your merchant voucher to correctness very
satisfactory to him, and you will know who is
to blame in case Of losses. 1t will relieve
him from blame for another mans mistake.
Use the "ODELL COTTON CHECK,P
and your merchant wall RETURN IT OR KEE,
IT FOR YOU to corroborate his account sales
and the steamboat clerk can point your cotton
out, even if all marks from the heads of bales
are gone. 1t caves steam boatmen much time,
much money and trouble. In using the
"ODELL CorToN CHEcK,' mark simple letter
any usual mark on the head Of the balefor
convenience, and if hundreds OF bales are
marked exactly like your cotton and on the
same boat, one can have ANY NUMBER
LIKE YOURS, as there are no two checks
alike.
This check is made of brass-is about the
size of Mexican dollar, aud is complete
fastening or lock around the tic--it costs only
IS cents, and will last the planter, merchant or
C ottou dealer many years. It is approved by
all planters and cotton dealers who have seen
it.
Checks can be ordered through all country
merchants, any Commission House or my
house in Monroe.
General Depot No. 1914 Gravier Street, New
Orleans.
- s. w. oDELL.
Monroe, La, Sept 90, 1869. no26u.
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PENITENTIARY CoNvlCTs.--We are
credibly informed that the penitentiary
convicts now employed on the North
Louisiana and Texas Railroad, are
provided with the coarsest and mean =
est diet. It is said their ratlons con-
s;st only of salt beef and corn bread
twice day and in small quantities,
with piece of bread and very in
ferior' article of coffee for supper.
The convictsare said to be hard worked.
If true, common humanity demands that
they should be plentifully provided
with wholesome food. This is the bus
mess of the contractors, whoever they
may be.
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EsW A Confederate soldier named
Dixon has just returned from the war
to his home in Union parish. 1t ap;
pears. he was captured at Vicksburg,
where subsequent to his capture. he
committed some ofensc against Fed
eral officer, for which he was in1pris-
oned, and has just now been released,
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THANKs. We are indebted to the
officers Of steamers May Flower, Table
quah and, Caroline for late New Or
leans papers, and to 81. G. Clarke, Of
Vic!zsburg. for late magazines and
Western papers.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-11-06

POLICE JURY.--At a recent session
of this body an ordinance was passed
repeating the ordinance which pro-
vided for the assessment and collection
Of per capita tax upon the male res
dents of the parish above the age of
twcnty-one years, passed last June.
4 An ordinance was passed appropri-
ating $500 for tho purchase Of a bell
and the erection Of belfry at the
Courthouse.
The ferry at the mouth of the
Cheniere was declared public ferry
and will be leased on the 18th prox,
for term Of S years from the 1st of
January, 1870.
On the 1st Monday in December
next the Police Jury will meet again.
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TINE PROPERTY AT DELTA laid off
j into Town Lots, will be offered for sale
Wednesday, the LIST day of December neat,
at the Eastern terminus of the North Louisiana
& Texas Rail Road.
FRANK p. STUBS, Agent.
Monroe. La, Oct. 80, 1869. n6;5t
% Vicksburg Daily Times, Daily Herald,
and Louisiana 1ntelligencer copy till day Of
sale.
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4 NICE assortment of story books for
"a children, Cor sale at McFee's. ni6Im
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THE TURF.

FASHION CouRsE-FRIDAY, DEC. H. AT ls.-sWEEP-
IL stakes of $780, c. Boyer enters Champagne Char
ley G. Kony enters b. T. Shoe Fy g. frink enters g.
Meerchaum; J. smith enters b. g. Lady Ledger Best In
D. TO road wagons, owners to drive. Admttance free.
]. A. CHAMBERS Proprietor
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

CLEIGHS AND CARRIAGES 800 sLEIGHs AND CAR
- rages of all Styles selling OF 20 cent less than New
York prices. III. u. WITTY CO.'S Mandatory,
New str
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A t JOHNSTON & VAN TASsELLS
II BY ARCH JOHNSTON, Auctioncer
THIS DAY tFRIDAV, at y O'Clock
the great auction house of
JOHNSTON VAN TAsSkLL will sell at their
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
III East enth street, near Fourth avenue.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH
Is made feature and speciality and at No III East
Thirteenth street. Fourth We hold sales every
TUESDAY and Friday throughout the year.
Gentlemen wishing TO purchase those having horses
carriages TO sell will md our house perfectly reliable
conduct this branch of our business do all other
business, the straightforward principles which
ern honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS SALE.
TEAM crossed match bay aud gray Horses, o]9 hands,
about years old kind and In all free from
kind and true every been used only for family
harness tree from vice, stylish warranted sound Kind
and true has paced In 25 has been used genemans
road use ana can pace In 3 minutes to-day
s hands ne pfopesy o. gentleman ns r gong abroad
stylish warranted Kind and proper handling
be made to tTot fast.
free from vice fine traveller very syish warranted sound
kind and true good for family or business use.
BAY TEAM laa hands and yeara kind in all harness.
free from vice tine travellers very Stylish kind and true
DARK BROWN HORSE with long and TAIL l515
hands years; Kind In all harness and under sadde w
very stylish; warranted sound kind and
BLACK HORSE l5lp hands years Kind In all harness
and under saddle; free from VICE uots In 20 Stylish
sound, kind and true.
BAY HORSE II hands, years; kind in all harness. free
from vice; kind and true
BROWN HORSE lax hands, years. kind in ali harness;
free rom vice; kind and true.
sLElGBs-Portlsnd Cutters, and two seats.
WAGoSs-Top Wagons, shifting tops, made BY FIRST class
makers.
RoCKAwAYs, Depot Wagons, with and without tops ;
lie and double Harness, Robes Blankets, hips,
hull descriptions time OF sale.
We never possp sale account of the weather.
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CoAsTwIse aTEAMs,IIP.s,

g)ACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
L. THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED
Through rates New York to San Francisco.--
s M, G s,sc s'ssnso.
according TO location Of berth.
These rates include berhs hpai, and all necessar.s
Steamers OF The above line cave pisr No a Nor.h ,
ON TIL AND glSf OF EACH MONTH
except when those days fall Sunday, then the day pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
JANuAnI 6-AKIZONa, Captain aaury, cornec,,nu Win
CONSTITUTION, Captain Parker
Steamer AMkpiCA VII leave san Francisco February l.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
5S's' S Yg N g s Te frss sn l
ayf All usual facilities Afforded shippers collecting IN
For freigh, or passage tickets and all further information
apply At tie Companys ticket onee Tia. wharf foot Of
eanalstroel Y. Il. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship COMPANY
SAILING rry"Iy every thursday at3 O'Clock Z " precisely
sAGLS cspis,n n r. Greene eya %
COLUMBIA, Captain r. Van ID
FOR freight or pssseeg, Apply T. ,.,.,...,
No. Bowling Green
HAVANA, slshL AND VERA CRUZ
~ New York and Mexican Nal slcamship lnc every
twenty days. from pier II East river II O'Clock, noon.
Tho splendid new steamers - =, .
cry or MExICo Thursday, Jan. l.
''S'e"' W FAT +. '&TrxXNDRE& SONS. SO Broadway.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
u Company-Tho elegant siaewheel steamship NORTH
hMEkivA, 1000 tons BURDEN Gsp.an George b. sl9e9n
dc Janelro Thursday, Dec % 1869, AT O'Clock T. ~,
from PIER AZ North river
Nv "'s"' " '''''s WI H. GARRISON, Agent
NJ, Bowling Green, New York.
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FINANCIAL.

A.-CAsH ON HAND FOR FIRST AND SECOND
~. city Mortgages; also money TO loan New York,
Brooklyn, Wescass'er and New jersey property
W. l.. BUTLER X Co, 81 Liberty street.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
~ sale.Medicines for all Diseases Prepared food for
knocking birds, at b. DovEis No Greene street, corner
Canal
N. b.. ladies attended to by Mrs. DovEY.
(,HoIcE BREEDS OF DOGS SINGING BIRDS PIGE-
~ Gus, Rabbits Cages &C., at A. NoIGHT'S, lSl Division
street.
(NANARY BIRDS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, CHEAP
~ than elsewhere, at DAVID VENTINS, 40i Canal st.
nor SALE-sPLENDID IMP0RTED ENGLISH GREY
II hound Dogs also black and tan Terrier, very small
eight months Old No. Dos Seventh between Foreh
and Foriy-trst streets.
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A JOHN L. VANDEWArER, AUCTIONEER.
IA. This day Friday, "A Duane street, at l2M

Horses, Wagons, Harness, Sleshs Robes, &c.
Genemans Turnout handsome. fast and stylish
brown rottng Horse 10 hands, years DID, very pleasant
and agreeable driver; free fault in 2i5
show 40 gait to road wagon warranted kind
also brewster Wagon, Harness, &c.
Very handsome high bred blood bay rotting Horse, Isl
high, years old, exceedingly stylish and fine
$50 and speed much faste warranted sound and kind
Trotting Wagon by Waterman, Harness, sc.
The above two horses The property OF private gentleman
forced TO sell, and will be sold regardless of value.
Stylish and fine Mare, Black Hawk Stock lbli hands,
years old raised at hudson free from vice tricks very
gentle warranted sound and knd also Wagon aud Harness.
Bay Mare l51s hands, years old good road family
animal senteel drivers free from vice. Also Wagon, liar
ness, &c Particulars at sale.
Also several other Horses, for road and family use.
Also Sleigls, Harness. &C., new and second hand.
Six sets OF French Harness, sold TO close account.
Robesh line of fine Robes, account Of manufacturer
and importer declining business all in tine order Black
Bear kngora Genet Wolf Leopard Wolverine Lap kooes,
&c. aU rney lined and trimmed. Sale positive.
stock to be at II o'clock. Sale prompt at II.
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IUsroM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
~ CoLLEoroR's OFFICE, Dee O., 1863.

NUIIGE.
TO Shippers Of Merchandise to California;
Invoices in dup cate oi all merchandise except bonded
goods shipped Francisco via the shmus OF Panama,
be hcd IN the Seventh division within after
the sailing of the steamer by which the merchandise
shipped Said invoice state number OF packages,
marks, description Of merchandise quantities lponds, ga
Ions, 6c.) aud value. Nj. II. GRfNNEtL,
COLLECTOR 81 the Port.
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A --THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN is
IL. called to the sale this day, at VANDEWATEkS sales
of fine turnouts consisting of brown Trouing
Horse is hish years d. handsome hne and fast; is y
sh and pleasant uriver vice rot in 2a5 show
25 gait to road wagon and warranted sound and kind
Also Brewster Wagon Harness. &c.
Blood bay Trong Horse l5i high old handsome,
high bred and promisng Is extra h and fine driver
vice. beat so any day. speed much faster
warranted sound and kind together with rong Wagon
Waterman; Harness. &c.
Both of the above Horses very fine and fast and win be
warranted in particular represened the
ery of private gentlemen in pecunary embarrassment, and
will positively be- sold TO highest bidder, without limit
ervaton This stock be at II O'clock front OF
store, and will be sold prompt at IL M.
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FINANCIAL.

$500 TO a ADVANCE nee 70 a.. LADY TO TAKE ANY
dress 5. S.. box 2,g7O Post ollce.
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coIn DOLLARS RbWARD.--LGST YESTERDAY, DE
- lt ocmber y. Sx;h Avenue Foftyscconi street
small Black an Tan NJ answers to
u Grab oyosc0a trimmed wNh red. The Hinder will re-
oeye the above ew1i by leaving hsr at 81 West
street.
{. ~ HEWARD WILL BE PAID no TIRE PARTY
oDO returning lie Watch and Chain taken from the gen.
uean broadway stage the night tho 1s nst and
questions a8kea Cotnlnuncate with SEE & BARkLEY,
l25 Wcs street, New Ncrs.
g ~ REWARD WILL BIZ PAID FOR THE RE-
,nDV OF the Watch and other articles kon ~
East sorrento snh street on the ian inst for any inforna
D.
q IN .REWhkD-LOST. A GOLD WATCH CHAIN
pDO and seal on the morning OF the 1ath person
turning wing lornlon will lead to the OF
the same viii receive the above reward
NJ. MURPHY, 10 Whitehall street.
Z. IN REWARD-FOR A BAY HORSE, l5h HANDS
.poO high, white hind foot star 10 the forehead,
long tail name, weighs about 1880 pounds taken from
uansOn's street, Thursday
Der 1863 1hc win be paid The return of
the horse and no questions asked.
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DRY GOODS.

VERY HANDSOME PARCEL ENGLISH SILK UNI
"A belas, direct from uanuaeurers FoX's patent para
g1n frames; quality bush; fancy and plain ham
dies prices very Apply No. 4! Exchange place,
room H.
LNoR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME MCFF AND VIC
L torine, ut ,ta5l broadway.
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COAsTYIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE Of o,,.,oD Steamers.
Sailing every Saturday, at r. NJ, touching AZ Key West
Tue AZ steamer GULF STREAM, Captain McCreery, at
pier ~ East river, will san Friday December "a.
All goods FOR Houston the interior will be forwarded oy
our agents, Messrs T. n. McMahan Co.. free of charge
Il III MALLORY 4 co, I5c Maiden lane.