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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

When Gen. WooDFoRD attempted TO get
his law partner-the same who is said to have
been paid Ave thousand dcllars fer securing the
passage Of the French Cable bill-appointed
Assistant District Attorney, was he aware Of the
payment Of that feef II so, did he understand
that IL had been paid in part as consideration for
his own influence, as President Of the Senate, in
securing the passage Of the bill' Or in other
words, was Gen. woopFoRD aware that his part
ncr had thus received FIVE thousand dollarsf Or
had he himself an interest in that fee2 Ger
tainly his effort to get the partner appointed
Assistant District Attorney must be taken as
proving that he was not offended with him for
receiving such q fee under such circumstances.
It proves also that he did not consider him on
that account as an unfit man to ill the Office of
Assistant District Attorney, place in which, as
Gen. WooDFoRD knows, there are many oppor-
tunites for making money beyond what the law
allows, and many opportunities for sharing with
partners who do not publicly appear as such.
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An USEHENTS

The present week there will be little changs
in the variety which tho theatres offer to Ne<
Workers. At Wallack's the Rivals " IL still on
the stage and Its remarkably brilliant company con-
tinue to draw crowded houses.
In Steinway Hall Miss Nilsson will appear In q
number OF extra concerts, at which there will noy
be a chance for others than those who have sub
scribed OF securing good seats.
In the old French Theatre Marie Seebach'a
performances will delight the great audiences
that have hitherto crowded tho house 4" Mary Stu
art" Is oday to be again brought up.
i" Man and Wife" ia TO continue on tho stage
Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre until to-day a week,
when Janauschck makes her appearance
At the Grand Opera House ale Petit Faust
s enjoying successful and what promises to b,
also long run.
At Woods the Kiraify troupe succeed Mrs
Scott Slljons, ana present attractive programme
The burosquo troupo performs regularly at tho
matinGes
At Booths, Joe jefferson still appears every
Saturday at tho matinee and every evening in ha
delightful f6iS Of Rip Van Wnke.
At the Olympic Little Faust has been rrJ
OF the stage and Is to be succeeded on wednesday
BY toe original pantomime Of Wee Willie Winkle,<
in which there are a number OF gorgeous transfer.
nation scenes and wonderful mechanical tricks.
Tony Pastor offers very diversified bill q,
fare this week; In It are q number OF exceedingly
attractive id-bts. such as Miss Jennie Benson, with
her songs and Dances ard the Romelli family.
At Niblo's, Lolita appears this week in "7hs
Ticket Of Leave Man" a. som WtNopghby, Hearty
Ease" having been withdrawn. Lottas great popu-
larity will suffer no dininuti,n by the change.
Several new and roaring burlesques are 10 h
hroush, ont at Kelly & Icons, among them " Man
and Wife" and " Stop that Laughing" the att%
to he performed BY K.lly Surrid-e, Carter, ana
Price
At Lima Edwin hurlcsqno iS 10 he surceedot
by drama'ization of "Barnaby Rujge." The pu
as announced seems very little curtailed, bu, tho
is ven chosen. The performance Will probably
draw we'll.
This evening Is to be markell by the opening d
a new theatre. Everything tia; H. possible has beca
done to make the performances az the Globe sue
cessful. Liza Weber ami her troupe AMI that bril-
liant exponent OF negro nature, John Hart, have
been onso Cd, and the building has been completely
renovated. The entertainments are to be Of thG
variety class.
At the san Francisco. Wambold, Birch and
Backis make great success OF their roaring bur
csquc, Man and Wife"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

The Troy Times continues its warfare
against the attempt to elect Mr.. j. THoMAs DAVIS
to Congress as the Republican Candidate from
Rensselaer, district. The reason of this oppo-
siton is that DAVIS was frauduenty nominated,
and lacks all the essential qualifications for the
place. 1.-THE Republican party" saws the Troy
Times, "cannot and will not be run down by
fraud to crafty the vain ambition Of Mr.. J..
TuowS DAVIS" But how about the Republican
party in the Sta,ef How about the fraud and
corruption which at Saratoga secured the defeat
of Senator FENroN and Philosopher GRrtLEY?
How about the vain ambition Of Gen. STEWART
l.. WoopFoRpf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

As we supposed, the report that Russia
was about to make war on Prussia in behalf Of
European equilibrium, turns out to be erroneous.
tits officially contradicted from 81. Petersburg.
Russia is not ready to 60 TO war yet and when
she begins fighting, it will hardly be for the es-
tablishmeut OF a French Republic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03
Amusement. To-day.

AmuseInents To-day.
American Institute Exhibition ner Of G3d It, and ID n,
Booth's Theatre Rip Van wutis.
Fourteenth street TheRtrc-Mare sesb,eh.
1irh AvcHue Theatre-M aud wiz.
ihcurslons Railway
Graud Opcra Iouse-Le re,t raut.
Globe Theatre -13s Broadway
Kelly Lc n's-soc and soc Broadway
ira EdWin's Theatre -Bun,iy Eudge
NiblO'. Gnrdcn-1 .cket ~ Leave Man.
olympic Theatre -c'o ell tonight.
kttinWny Hall Mile Christine Nilsson.
San Francisco Minstrci.- Broadway
Tony Psstor'. Opera ousc-ri.rc. f5rersh
The Dcach PHcHm atic Iunnel-Opsu W NiE,Or~
alIack's The Rivals
God. Museum Ktalfy Nsn'isr Troupe Matinee.
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How Tammauy Omcirs Violate he
w.

On July 81 lest t'o Mayor vetoed the r.s
olutJn passed hy both E,aala Of the Com
mon Council as 10 the Cnu'p burner a.a
reflector Thclow appealed to by the Mayor
in his veto message 70 contained in scott .n
l0l of the amended City Charter an reeds
M follows:
NO "yrerro .hrl' me- Incurred hv onv Of me Ie-
pNlHh, u't, 90 .-H 'D.iNO', wiener Gre G. Let ui
'NFHl'.iy r''i N.rt I,ru ordered 10y tle trgU-
h',n y "uh'. - mot, unie,s an appropriation shall
nav b''h pit'l'utls maze c.Narug such oSpeuse,'
10 show, proha. ~, that they considered
themselves above all law, the Board of Al.
dernrn speedily passed the illegal rcsolu.
tion over the Mayors veto Unarimity,
however, is not Nlwoys indicative of har
mony The light reelected from this burner
l~'Snese made the Job 30 transparent that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

England and France that the Emperor NAPOLEON
was the real owner Of the racers entered by the
Comte ok LAoRAsos. When the famous Gladi.
ateur won his series Of trumphs in England the
Emperor was cheered by the Parisians as for
some personal achievement, so completely was
he identif 1 with the LAGn,YGE horses. With
the failure @ the Empire comes of course, a ces-
saton Of IL "a relations, the consequence being
that the e. re stud, numbering thirty-nine ami
mails, was d posed Of hv public auction at Tat
tersalrs. I fetched tll9 40 in gold, the great
Gladatcur 'ngng 10000. He VAS bought by
Mr. BLENKi y, after spirited contest with Eng
lands most nous racing nobility.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

The census shows that in Iowa there are
forty thousand more men than women and that
in Massachusetts, there are forty thousand more
women than men. Why do not those forty thou
sand Massachusetts, ladies' at once emigrate to
Iowa2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

JONI FOLEY Let him go shesdi He says that
the railroad can be completed within twelve
months II he will complete IL, he will be the
greatest public benefactor whom this city has
ever known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03
IncIpIent Riot in Downing Street.

Yesterday afternoon q gang Of ruiiaus were
standing IN front Of the house OF worship at Bedford
ana Downing slraet', Insulting the congregation az
they we're coming out. Ohcer Harvey ordered them
TO dsperse,an the gang Simultaneously attacked the
omcor, taking his cub and knocking hi, hat OIL and
lor SNORT tune lhe olier Was roughly handled, but
arrested three Vi the rng.eaders. They were LOCK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

Commodore Vanderbilt is in favor of the
Arcade Railway A. 7. STEWART is against it.
Such is the difference between philosophical
man with Trains, and one who has nothing TO
recommend him but money and short.sighted
sel1sluess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

They say Ma Gen. H. WALBRIDGE is soon
to succeed C. NJ ROBSON Of Camden as Secre.
tary Of the Navy. WALBalDGE is the author of
the Militia of the Seas, and reads tho news
papers. The only objection to him in President
GRANT's mind is said to be that he is a bosom
friend Of HoRAcE GREELEY. The President dis
likes GREELEY, and is down on those he suspects
Of being his friends Hence the appointment Of
WAIupipGE is doubtful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

The expenses Of the war to Prussia are
rcokonod by DR.. &. ITRru as follows; Cost Of the
military action, l,250, 100000 of francs; direct
losses 1880, 900, 900; indirect losses, $3.50 OOo,
oOOj war compensation for the recouqucred ter
rtory, Alsacc and Lorraine, especially stros
bouTg. 200. 900 OO1 Total 409Q. 900. 000 francs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

Though very bad COMMANDMENTS Chief,
and yiglant fender Of an important position.
He seems to r. cmbe Gen. LEr, whose aggrcs-
siye movement, Hays failed, but who defended
his army and his cause like hero in spite of
disaster and dcf,lt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

Cen. LEWIS d. CAMrGErL and Cen
Ronrrr ScurycK are stumpng the Third Com
pc4-i.nal ID. tr-t Of Ohio as candidates CIR The
House Of Representatives. CAMPBELL, who wa,
formerly Why and then a Know-Nothinr, is
now n Democrat, and ScHrvcK is the wcll.kuovn
Republican leader Of the House. In point of
capacity and character ScuENcE is very much SUI
rcrior to his opponent; aud as they have adopted
the wholesome plan Of addressing the public to-
gethcr we presume that ScHsycR will be elected.
Al any rate, that result is much to be desired in
the interest ofthe country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

Twoccnt stamps are stu required on
bank checks, under the new revenue law; but
they are not necessary On receipts for money or
the payment of a debt, nor need there be any
stamps put upon promissory notes for less than
one hundred dollars, MOI on assignments Of mort
Cages which have once been duly stamped,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

The extra cent which was added to the
fare on all our citv railroads, except the Fourth
ayeuue, under authority of the act Of Congress of
June 80, 1861, was taken of on Saturday, the act
having oypited. Tho United States loses by this
the ouo-airh'h of cent which the railroad COM
pauics used 10 pay on each fare, while The COM
panias lose the other seven oighths, which they
used to retain for ther oan profit. The officers
Of some Of them say that they cannot Afford to
carry passengers at the diminished rate, aud
doubtless will make an effort 10 got their char
tiers amended next winter by the State Losi,la-
'urc so as TO enable them to charge six cents
again. For the prcs.u t however they arc man
fully complying vi,h tic Law, and the couduc.
tors return tho odd cent to many thoughticss
passenger who, carried away by tie force Of
halit pro11rs his six ccn,s for % ride. The
Fourth avenue line, which is restricted only 20
three cents milo under the General Railroad
Ac., continues to exact six cents as before,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03
The Emancipation sham in Cuba.

AT last Captain General De RoDAs, whose
Cuba has been accepted in Madrid has con
scented TO the publication in Cuba Of the law
passed by tho Cortcs on May %, for the
gradual emancipation of Cuban slaves. A
cable despatch says that Regent SERRANo
insists on its execution. He might, with an
equal probability of being obcyed, insist that
the Cuban revolution be suppressed. Neither
he, nor DE RoDAs, nor ToPETE, nor any
man whom the Government Of Madrid may
depute to rule over what remains to Spain
simply because the volunteers who are ON.
nipotent wherever the patriots are not, will
openly d.sobey it. Both DE RoDAs and all
the volunteer organizations of the island are
under the control Of the Spanish Casino of
Havana, ana it has determined long ago that
the sacred institution of slavery in the colony
shall not be interfered with by the mother
country, let the Cortcs legislote as they
please
The law, however, even if executed, would
IN no wise improve inc CONDITION OF the
Cuban slaves By this law of May last chill.
dren born OF slave mothers since 1868 are
free and slaves over sixty years of age at
this date, and all others when they reach
that age are also free. Age is therefore TO
Lc in future thr test of freedom, aud the
proof Of age is of course the parish reg stcr.
For ten dollars any certificate as to the birth
or death of n slave can be obtained in any
rural district in Cuba. For ten dollars Il
child born yesterday is suddenly transformed
10 two or a three eGr-old, and an oc,ogena-
sian, if fit for work, is proved, by the only
g, Of the law, to he only fifty and if unfit
Tor work, n fee of ten dollars Will exoncrate
The owner from the task Of supporting use.
loss slave Of thirty. The law, therefore, as
II s'ou's, con benefit no slave. though IL may
,ucrapae tie ptrqustcs Of the parish re.
-isUorH.
Tie DULY hope for the slaves of Cuba and
.ur the friends Of freedom throughout the
world is the success of the Cuban rcyolu
ton and against That resolution all the
rrsgth of our Republican Administration
ed the crushing opa ny ottle 7. phion
..io.i2 Republican party are argaycI.
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M Tavlor felt happy and contcntcd He had
nothing further 10 wish for now than to see his
granddaughter married to person Acceptable to
him Not long after Miss Rates return he was
mortified 10 observe that her dcuortmeut toward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

The Tenth District lies mainly In the anthracite
coal regions, where the strikers have leld high car
niyal for some time Gen Henry L. Cake (Rep.O
nas twice carried the district but would not run
this year. Two ermemlers are pitted against one
another. J. ". kuliuger, Republican, and @. ID.
GlOuigcr. Democrat. Tlis district vii he very close.
Ii any one can tell how toe miners Nll 30, he
tell who viii be elected. Al preseat the chances
seem TO favor Kilincer.
The Eleventh gave Coz Democratic majority two
years ago, aud this time John H. Storms, Democrat,
will be elected by about 50Ol majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03

In 'ho Seventeenth p.ri.' D. !. Nor-ou M 'ne
mOs~ttr Gambia Iron ,Ymp4u., b" n-'u r.. nu..
mated ny tto lrNubhct's, ana 'I.a % ha n.-tl't lt
Que tim, looked dcuu"Nl it,- NOW safe ,1r uiu hy
from 600 tn OOO ~ igr.N.
lIr Ll-ltU..t. ..u W'rtItt. .N W y.
Arustroag who Ul. uc reelected - nom l5JJ 10
1900 majority,
scorELD's ANp GILFIlLAN', ~ TGIcrs
Tn the Nineteenth District JUDGE Sco0cld, Chair.
man OF the House Committee On Naval Affairs, D.
again the Republican leader AMI though his ds,ri {
az FIRST lookcd squ4ly it, nov set down for from
1900 10 1900 majority for The Judge, who has given
general satisfaction TO lis copo Tor exit years.
In the Twentieth District, The Hon. Gavin W.
GlGlnn has been renominatei by the Reuuulicans.
Though there arc internal Gis-eRsluns among the
Republicans whlCh Wan keep many lrou the polls
he vii probably have IRON 1000 10 1000 majority
covopE's AND SEoLEY's DISTRICTS,
The Twcnty,Gr8t District, which John Covo'e has
represented for slx cen years, frequently by his own
personal popularity overcoming Deuscratic ma.
lOIltl, Is now eaAI 1As0d Nv " OId xaTll Andy Stew
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1870

kansas has fair stage of water. The Ohio
river boots are all moving, impelled by the
influence Of navigable stage of water in
that stream. From other directions we
have no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Deem
Der 49,
For ST. LorIs AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
POINTs.-1he mammoth steamer Dexter
will depart tomorrow at p. b., pune
tually. We have already described the ac-
commodations Of this elegant steamer, but
we omitted to mention one especial feature,
which is, that she has set apart from her
main cabin a handsomely furnished and
roomy cabin especially for the use of colored
passengers. This cabin contains twenty
four largo staterooms, wash-room, and, in
fact, all tho appointments Of the main
cabin. Meals are served in it, and it is as
comfortable as could be desired. Captain
Isaac II. Jones has been very thoughtful,
and deserves praise for the manner inwhich
he has fitted up his steamer. Mr.. Owen &.
Gates, chief clerk, will be on hand to-day
to attend to the wants Of shippers and pas
sengers.
For FoRr ADAMs.-The Wade Hamp ton
leaves for the above and way landings to-
day at 5 2. NJ. Captain John G. Libano
commands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-16

demand at 430 45c, while common Northern
is plenty and sells slowly at 30035c y ID.
Choice Western is scarce and commands
30a 33c. Inferior neglected and nominal at
6025c y Is.
COTTON SEED-Receipts are liberal and
sell readily at sl2014 2 ton, sacks re-
turned.
BAGGING-The retail demand is moderate;
the dealers selling at &c y yard for India,
in bales; 25c for do in rolls; go for domestic
jute; % a 3Oc for hemp and flax
Iron COTTON TIEs-Are retailing at Ola q
Size y b.
CoPfEE-There is no stock in first hands.
Dealers are well supplied, and are doing
good business. Wequote nominally: Prime
at III. 0l7lac y Is igold duty paid), fair
at 1873 l6hc, ordinary at l3ls q l55ac
h Ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures Jennie Howell-2G
hhds sugar SO. bbls molaSses and sundries
DONALDSONvILLE-Steame La Beile-439 hhds
sugar 69I bblss molasses 40 halfbbls molasSes and
sundres
ARGYLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Frank Pargoud-
25o8 bales cotton 2687 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary Alice and barges-i2
haes cotton hhds tobacco 1871 bbls flour Ji39
skslcorn 1887 SKIS oats and sundry produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lotus No 3-9l7 bales of
cotton 263 SKIS cotton seed 20 bales hides and sun
dries
Observation-Disclosures Kate Kinney-l0 bales Of
cotton and sundry produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Texas-l3J! bales cotton
60 SKIS seed cotton and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Governor Alen-2i30 bales
cotton 1882 SKIS cotton seed and sundrIes
JEFFERSON-Steamer Thirteenth Hra-453 bales
cotton $50 head cattle Is bales hides bales leather
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer San Echolas-l20 hhds
sugar 27l bbls mOasses 81 bbls rice % bbs oranges
and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Beaufert-G0 hhds
sugar l26 bbls molasses and sundries
DSONVILLE-Steamer Frolic--l08 hhds
sugar 312 bbls molasses and sundries
BY THE RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, December l3--282o bales cotton
and sundry produce
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
DecemberI15-3l bales cotton ITO. bbs molasses PSI
bhds sugar % halfbbls mOiasses SKIS seed cotton
$50 head sheep and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-16

8. H. Davis, Jr., VS. n. N. Fortjer-
Fourth District Court for the arish Of Orleans
No. "A, 403. -
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the Parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, win proceed to sell at Pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house in the SECOND District Of this city on
SATURDAY, December "a, 1870, at twelve o'clock ~,
the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate iD the
Third District of this city, in the square comprised
within Columbus, Galvez, job nson and La Harpe
streets, designated by the number ninety-one ON
plan drawn by A. de Armas, engineer measuring
said lot thrty-one feet nine inches front on John
son street by one hundred and twenty three feet
six inches deep the line dividing it from lot num-
Der ninety-two, one hundred and forty mine feet
five, inches deep ON the line dividing It from Du.
champs property, or assigns andone hundred and
seventeen feet nine inches WIDE in the rear.
Together with all, and singular the buildings
and improvements thereon, without exception or
reservation.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant by purchase made from Leon Giroux, per act
passed before Amedee Ducatel, notary public IN
this city on the twentysixth of April, 1860.
Seized in the above 6nit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL, "
NOES dS!A Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-16
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
THERESA HRNTEN VS.. CORNELIUS SUMMERS
M AIR

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIXTEENTH
= gay OF November, 1870 judgment was rendered
IN this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following, to wit:
thescsa kenten Va. Cornelius SummerS-N0. SIS.
m this matter, submitted to the court for deter
mihatln oy consent of counsel ON file, and by rea,
the plaintiff "
t - ordered, adjudged and decreed that there he
lu9gment IN favor Of Theresa Kenten<wife of Cor
r,ars summers aud against said Cornelius Snu
mers, ner husband; that said parties be separated
In property. and the community of acauets and
gains heretofore existing between them dissolved
a - t9rther ordered adjudged and decreed that
Riaihtin 20 have and recover from the defendant
the sum OF four hundred dollars, with legal inter.
es! rom judicial ~lelnand until paid aud costs of
suit with the lien and privilege allowed by law 70
marrNd women ON the estate Of their husbands to
secure their parapternal rights
l. Jndgmt Mt signed November 81, 1870.
{Stgnedl HENRY c. DIBBLB Judge
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set ny,
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, 1t The
city OF New Orleans, on this twenty FIRST day o.
november, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, and the ninety mn
year o. the Independence Of the United ststss.
Q. u. THNN1SON,
de,a = lslo Depssy Clerk.
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THE LAKE,

MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS LINE UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS
For Vaudeville, Lewisburg, jacksonville
and C0vingtOn.
Eh The elegant and very fast low
ABITA,
Captain MILLER.
VIII leave as above on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
at ten A. ii. train; TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, at two P. NJ train. Re.
turning. leaves Old Landing MONDAYS, at four
A. NJ, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at six A. NJ, and
jacksonville WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at eight A. NJ.
Positively no freight received after departure Of
the trim preceding that on which the boat leaves
The above trips will be regularly made, unless
prevented by bad weather or low water
The Abita will for the present 60 to the Old Land
ing on the Tchefuncta river.
COHEN N. SOFIA,
se2S 10 and 20 Union street,