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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-04

SHAMEFUL PROCEEDINGS AT THE
FUNERAL OF GEORGE PEABoDY.-A
Boston correspondent of the Chicago
Journal says:
II happened to be one of the unfor-
tunate newspaper men pressed into
the service to assist in bnrying the
late George Peabody, and while at
Portland my moral consciousness was
shocked at some things l witnessed in
that city. 1t was some time before l
could realize that it was funeral oc-
casion, and that George Peabody was
the most thoroughly buried man Oh
this continent. At the Falmouth Hotel,
where everybody of any consequence
stopped, the three days doings remind
ed one of preparations for the arrival
of some great pOtentate, instead OF
funeral doings. Persons from as far as
Baltimore were present to assist i'll tie
obsequies. Any man who had his eyes
open might have guessed that Prince
Arthur, or some such scion, were in
town, judging from the weaknesses
that were atied by the British and
American officers, and their friends,
about the hotel, and especially in the
upper rooms. There was no Maine
law in Portland at that time, as the
empty bottles that came fling down
the broad stairway in battalions to the
cellar below testified, and while the
| officers Of the war vessels of both ma
tons fraternized over the sparkling
vino or the dormant whiskey, the
memory of the dead philanthropist was
forgotten in the self-praise ola Mutual
Admiration Society. Nor did this
scandalous conduct end here. Legis.
lative and municipal committees re.
veled in orgies that would have done
honor to a gathering of bar-room poll
ticians, and had it not been for tht
black border around the tickets, 'gooi
for ride on the funeral train, it would
hardly have been known that the oc
casion was one of mourning, and ever
on the train with the body of Georg,
Peabody resting on bier, surrounded
by a squad of United States troops
the black bottle or the pocket pisto
went the rounds among those spiritual
ly inclined; and there were not a few
of SUCH"
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w If your wife is of small stature,
bow down to her and hear her word in
reference to domestic as well as world
ly affairs. The husband should ever
be anxious that the proper respect
should be paid to his wife, because the
house is blessed only for her sake
Honor your wife, and you will be
blessed with riches. Good and bad
luck, pleasure and grief, joy and sor-
row, are in the hands of the wife,. Who
takes unto himself wife, brings luck
to the house, or yawning gulf. Who
lives without wife, knows no pleas
ure, no bliss, no blessing. Who has to
thank so much to his wife will not only
treat her with the utmost regard and
respect due, but make her position in
the house fully equal to his own.
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Non7TcFI

"HE PEOPLE OF RAPIDES PARISH
l. are hereby notified that will be pres
emit at the following Precincts at the stip-
ulated dates given below. for the purpose
of the collection of Taxes, aud taking the
assessment of all parties, therefore warn
all parties that are subject to assessment
or. that are indebted for Taxes. to meet
me there punctually and without fail pre-
pared tor both branches.
Springhill ID and IA May.
tHineston 16, II and l8. May
Ten Mile, 10 and 20. May.
Lamourie, & and 2 May.
Lecompte 9th May.
Cheney 10, IL and IL May.
Annacoco, May %, % and "a.
Conrad, May IS and 26.
Cotile, May q and %.
Bayou Rapides, May 3Oth.
Dennis Smiths, June LIST.
George A. Wise's June I'd.
Holloway's Precinct June and S.
MICHAEL LEGRAS.
April 81. #
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difficulties in the way. The South at
this time is sore under the great disap-
pointment inflicted upon it in the gen
eral aversion of the negro vote, after
it had been busily, and even insolently
assuredly vote just as their cold mas
tiers" chose to have them vote. This
soreness is almost universal, and quite
fresh now in the South. When the
enfranchisement of the negro was first
proposed, the common thought in the
South was that his vote might be east
ly demanded few cheap words, the
least cOzening might procure it for his
cold masters" But, to the utter sur
prise and dismay of the South, the
black voter was not so easily persua-
ded, or purchased, and nothing is more
remarkable in the short career he has
exhibited to the woodworking could
have been more unexpected-n0thin
is more significant of the true worth of
the negro-than the independence and
discretion he has shown at the polls
land this we say although his choice
has generally been avowed against our
own political opinions.) The negro
who was yet as humble and de!crential
as in the days of slavery, who once
said "Mass'r' and who yet uncovered
his head i'll the presence of white per-
sons, must have possessed considerable
strength of character, the trne sub
stance of a man, to have gone out from
the homes in which he served abiectly
and cast his vote in the very face of
persons whom otherwise he was ac-
customed, onevery day of the year, to
accost with every token of submission
and humility. Such display of the
independence of the negro voter,
though cast against my party, I honor
from the bottom of my heart. 1t has
been truly dramatic, and in some sense
sublime.
In contemplating the dramatic and
sublime unanimity with which the
Southern negroes voted for the carpet
baggers and scalawags who preyed up
on them, instead of voting for the gen.
tlemen who were once their masters,
this new victim of negrophobia forgets
the influence of the Loyal Leagues and
the Freedmen's Bureau. He forgets
that the Loyal League was secret So
ciety whose members were sworn to
vote according to its dictates, and that
the negroes would no more have dared
to violate a command of the league
than they would have dared to con.
front death. He forgets that the
Freedmen's Bureau controlled tn G
negroes through these Loyal Leagues
and forced them to vote as it pleased
no matter what arguments or entreat.
les or offers of brides may have come
from other sources. He forgets, il
short, that the negro was never more
abject and utterly powerless slave
never slave so thoroughly bound an(
shackled-th while held in chains
by the infamous Loyal League and thu
no less Infamous Freedman Bureau
II Louisville Courier Journal.
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ESTRAY

TAKEN UP BY w. FOWLER, A BAY
Il Mare, hind feet white, 124 hands
high, branded thus I'D on her right shoul-
der, about ten years old. Appraised by
w. s. Moore and Jesse Owens to be worth
S25 in currency. The owner is notified to
come forward. prove property, pay charges
and take her away or the said mare will
be sold in sixty days according to law.
WIN. RANDOLPH,
May A, ls70-60d. Justice Peace.
Printers Fees SIS 90,
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MA. A dairymau was awakened by a
wag in the night with the announcement
that his best cow was choking. He forth
with jumped up to save the life of crumpio
when 10 ! he found turnip stuck in the
mouth Of the pump.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-04

~ For the first time in several
years the full complement of Judges
are now upon the bench of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States.
The following table gives their names,
ages, and the year Of their appoint
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-04

sr The ranks of the Washington
correspondents corps have this win
Ter been augmented by half dozen
women.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-04

~ A drunken printer, named T. J.
Murphy attempted suicide with a pen
knife, in Atlanta, Ca, on Thursday
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-04

- ihAWBERRY PLANTS-FOR
ssie ny II ST. JOHN.
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for the negro is nohew thing. True,
he has let concealment, like a worm in
the bud, feed on his damask cheek
fiom early childhood, never venturing
to tell his love until encouraged to do
so by the reported adoption of the
Fifteenth amendment and the tender
chances of somebody disguised as "a
colored Kentuckian;" but his love was
not the less strong and deep and ever
lasting, nor is the sweet confession less
priced because of its long delay.
"Hast thou ever yet loved, Henrietta ?" !
cried;
81 should rather imagine had" she re-
piled;
"Oh, did not my glances my feelings be-
tray =, -,
When You helped me to pudding tho third
time to-day ?"
Mr.. Pollard, who knows more about
the South and the Southern people,
white and black, than any ten men
now living, is of the opinion that the
white people there need educating
much more than the negroes. The ne
groes are smart enough as they are,
but the ignorance of the white people
with the exception of the Pollard fami-
~, is dreadful. After declaring, in
italics, that the education to adjust the
negro in the South and to render q
conservative solution of the fifteenth
amendment must commence with the
whites rather than with the blacks,
Mr.. Pollard proceeds to say:
And this education, l admit, is to bt
tedious and difficult, yet not lmpossl'
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professional 6aIos.


(MTARRH IL make the treatment OF catArrh and
~ INC chlonlc dscnS,s connected with zee iaity.
MY extensive experience, disc .ycrCs and
enable me 10 olcr advantages for their cure rarely
found The anilcted should write, or call and iaycs'i.
gaze my claims ~ cOunderce.
Dr, SMITH. ~ Greene ay, Brooklyn, NY.
nH. OLiS, legular graduate OF medicine, coh
~ unues 10 treat with success DcrNOns debility
and All diseases OF either, sex. Age, with expo.
rlenco, can be relied upon. II desiring perfect
ana air charges call ms onlnon cotts nothing. ia.
ucnts, see the Doctor N person send two stamps
lo Nealcdl gumphlct describing tho Diseases OF his
specially. Oihce and parlors embrace every conye.
st.. New York.
nR. LEWIS, author Of MEDICAL Com 2aGien and
~ Guide to Health the Oldest and most sncccs sfu
physician IN the city IN the cure OF urinary and kindred
diseases Ills remedies have been carefully selected
during practice Of FORTY ikAksaud are guaranteed
to encct cures where all Others have failed The IN.
fortunate can rely implicitly on speedy cure. Once
aud committing rooms Beach st., New YORK
NERVOUS DEBILITY and all complaints OF
~ either sex cured by Dir, EVANS, o. Chatham 81.
Manhood re'toted IN hueen minutes
81 900 hhLEWAHkpv t9r any EryeEGc ds,asc
Apply 70 Dir. kNANS. % ChAthImg.
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Hublif Hoiltts

tItEIfoRs ~ @kffR aiihE, w.,
ihc Depar ment OF Public MoTG', Chy Of >rN I'D
will. on and after the 10Th OF August next .t ~ es
to examine ana test the Capacy and acc1 at' ~ a.
pose. WILLIAM VI, INhI'
Committeeman IlIuL N--N'.
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Sstrolo9r.

Ssiroo9r.
4 TE-T.-Thc cclcogat. d Maiam Anna. seventh
N daughter, medical and business cAi, vOynut. and
developing SplrituaSt, and I, H. only
who ia. that great fretct secret TO ralsc spc ~
rage she has never been known to fail profess
sion tells your name. ana the name Of the you
~ cutcs drunkenness, ami Oriugs together those
loug separated; 10 showing OF mage lkcncsscs
Other Lumblusery; | offer no bis reward do not
take pay IN advance, hut bouly Sny satlsfatol
pay, MadAn Anna has removed TO 80 ri NV, between
3lst and J1l SITS
A ~TR0LOGER MARS cause, maj rlascs soon.
N or lhan any one iymg tells lame aud very
day AMI likcucs- h"alth, wealth, good luck. anu
Ion lil TO all who consult hun call soon. n Third
ay.. near iehs ST Ladies and gents, 80 cent. TO- ST.
100, OOO.-Thi only independent business. and
~. M ,dcal ella ryoyant sprituallst in America Is
Nr., LINWOOD, lS West S3th st., between Broad way
and .th aV.
GYPSY claryoyant-The best In the world! Con.
NJ SUIT him Tor love, disease, business, &c, Ladies
Dc,i goats 81. lV West 18TH s., near "a ay.
I OOk HERE!-No GHmbug. Mad ROSS tells
everything, the name Of the you marry aud that
other visitor causes speedy marrsge' brnss
those long separated shows the likeness OF the YOU
marry l5s West 4lst st. between broadway and TN av
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Situynbcuts HuS 1nilrmo..

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pn 1llh s2 RTs txxl' z ypAISs kFAyE CHAM
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IL THE So & NJ MI fsiS EFSM SfT 2{ggss ks 70
S1O SPG G%i5RhSr FHSSEEik SE t2AyFS4 biy
aiiCt ror, ,jsrvSs and and ,M,,,y wsoA.M IN
.for Mlddc,own and WAY, q, so =. cad g.. a,
For o ses SaTs and ' Way ' 81 $50 tx ed
ed (, ssT ~ aS "a, % ss A, $50 and rM
Fer sgncT9 aud Nay, and a. 81. (;}d IT,, ~ and
,,Fer Ts,Gr;;oq ard WAY rom ga !, pPGo. a. az
Ear ard ss , n n?9 Gn $50 G% '' sn% R.gP
Prom Sn n,. ST. Depot IA NJ u Nj tsl' l. t1la
fiSSmGP Ns ss "a WAY s Sg "a
W NJ @ U.s. and fGSo r H. snturjs Ssp only
TeiSts fot passage ana for Apartment. in Drawing
For "@ c ess- S fs Dc pass n
lef At the Company ofc.. az 80 ande' Brosdwsy
81 ru.oD g. Brcot dyr i Deros loo, of cSsmSsrs'
and foot OF 25d st., New YORK EXCHANGE plac, and
Long Dosk Depot Jersey City and Of the Agents al
the principal hotels.
!. II. BUckRR, General SUI crintcndent
MAY 2, 1870.
'Daily FOR Hackensack o1ly tFor Picrmont oay
rC0 TIE SEA SHORE DIRECT. llarbOr.
l East Hampion.Br.lg HAMPTON. Quogne westll mp.
ton, Long Island lallroad from James slip and STA
st. lCrri, =, D 4. Al. and $50 l.. ".
ASA, NJ. Greenport, Sag Harbor, and ca Shore.
ICA, NJ North Port. Huntington and wny stations.
~ NJ. Hampstead and way stations. A., .
$50 4. NJ, Grcennort. Sag Harbor, and the HAmp
i:so North Port Exp stopping at principal stntion,
$40 +. NJ, North Port. Huntington, Hampstead, and
all way stations, -.-..
6Si NJ, North Isr. and way stations
All trains connect with branches to Hampstead Gea
Cove, Locust Valley, Norlh Port. DC. &c
Excursion tickets, good for three days, 10 all polna
on tho road. S3.,5.
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YtCYl Hotties
SJpREHE Court.

ia ~ is',sss Seglisa!'Gn Of the M.yOS A.
To TIE gxJgENplNG Of
westerly to West street by wldrant Eohi7spn street.
inre nj i1 W.si .i,c.t '''' ''o''
Is TiiE ClrI OP NEW YogH.
We. the undersigned tOnim,s sonrr, pf t>ttutt' ali
.'lut ~ ne a6oys.ea.t'yL m"Iter, hereby slyi
n9le' to ihe oNnc' or owner, occapaDt or eeslrNu'
ni. rcie ther., aai who nay be- OPP q to ttc
Fi s;--1hat nave completed orr estimate anI ~
sesncni m ~ ab.vcrntcl N t,lcr' lnJ ,h.ta per
Srt.I dniy yeriGcI .91 DIN 10 r. ~ I'M II II
nus,,uncrs so. 3! NUstu street uonm No. ~ N the
gay OF New ora on or ucioIc the ~ day o, aepi'n
src,nd| hat the ab,trac, of our sad Il Innate and
sn'aA,-, 6 innate, aud ottt; dor1,,..i' which were
louad In The ONCE ot he DE n,tmcnl a Public
NntS., IN the CITY Of New f1rS there u rehaiD nnt
lhiri.rha The INN embraced ny the assessment
aforesaid alc p follows 10 wa Al ,ho,a ~, cces.
and bouaded ~ and ncluici aud ,onAn' w.tuln tne
centre lines o the follow ng naln' streets. thai IS 90
ccnrc In" OF Chan,her. street IN lac cea'ie nc 81
crntrS lac Of n.6n sre to dc Ctr Il c Of
street tcICc nur,h Aeftcrlv TO tie crnrc line ot HOnr
nHes"Sa S' H. ' + to the cent?, nsS W. rsst hs4S
rVrtherW slong the ccnUe he IL west street To 'h'
,tnIre Inc OF Rector street. thrucc ea,icS n"nt lhe
centre line OF Rector street 10 TIE centre In' u Brna
S-yio The cent? ne OF Real street! tn;ace we,tTi
q. y ret .n encc .oncry ann The
liar oI Hudson street to TN point OF place OF begin
Fourth ha, our rcrort herein VIII be pre- Gated 70
NJ supreme court OF The STATE 90 NeN oIN; at sDc
O. Halnnri, Jusuc,. IN III new Cur, lIossc. 81 lie
Guy HAIL. n ne cry Of New GrS on ne DAY Of
hni nat lcn and there or as oon Thereafter a. coun.
hali rcport De confirmed, -
pairi Ne" l2rk Aq=ns, tII',h,S
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Mtonints.
.~e->1e.N-~~-e ~ 49,. - = . -
HENRY's CARBOLIC SALvB.


IIENRY's CARBOLIC sALvE.
There has been no medical preparation brought be.
fore the public for years that has met with so decided
s.uccess q. the CARBoLIC sALvE. It has found its
way into hundreds of families and. when used no
family will be without IT,
For the sores incident to children It invaluable
rene ~. and the rspidity with which heals some
thing marvellous II has not only the testimony OF on
sppreciatve public in it, favor. but has invariably re-
celved the appreciation Of intelligent physicians
Grateful Acknowledgements OF the dement's derived
from It, use accumulate almost daily. etcv Of watch
VIC herewith Append
BERLIN, Conn, June %, 1870.
yolh r. Heary-DEAR SIR | had IN obstinate sore
on the instep OF my foot, and used several different
kind. OF salve and ointment withou ,beneo, Seeing
the CARDoLIC sALvE advertised in the New York
Tribune, procured box. ami avn happy to stat" ii
effected cure in abou, ten days. have recommended
It 70 Others "a the best salve that knov or
Respectfully,
beg leave TO say that your C,rboic ssve has inva.
riabiy relieved. and. I think now, has permanently
cured me OF that most assrayatng OF ali disorders
itching piles" A. $. KELLER.
Sec the {. q. Clark Co..
New Haven, Con.
Ihave been using your Carboe salse tor some time
In my mandatory. In using large blowppc which
Ewes intense heat burned my thumb nail to the quick
one application OF the salyc gave relief Have used y
In my family for bolts and other sores. and an ine
| bc.t family salyc 10 use. I. W. HoLITiN.
Mc.risana. y. y,
Pro. .ieior Gas Lighters. sc.
| sI:t.s,HoStSo Peun.. Jau. -, 1870.
| NJ JouS =. HDagY
| DEAR sin; wish you 10 scna me two dozen boxcs
OF ,our Csrbolic salve. Ihave obstinate sore on
| my foot. which has been running fot ten
Jears Twas sent ono box OF your Save found Il
| 10 ., .' - ~ NV loot than any other.
| r. Is BLEHUM.
BROOKLYN, n. Y. March a. 1870.
| Mr foHS e. nrvRv
| The Catbolc ,syc a,s oly healed the eruption,
on nv fare, hnt ,,oIhcI aud .llayct nnamm alton.
| AMANDA MELON.
| 81; SaeSe,t street
| pIi, l. &c PER BOX SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
| JOHN F. HENRY. Sole Proprietor.
sConege pis,' New YorA.
| nXfGENATED DITrERs.
| THE GREAT REMEDY ron DYSPEPSIA
Thee valuable pitters, Which have long been eaovn
and highly valued for their remedial Ytucs stl mAa.
tain their original popularity fhey arc pleisia; lad
| agreeable tonic and have always Je,n highly appre.
| Gated by all who have lscd them.
| THEY -IREsUrhES THE STOMACH
,ndn this lie, thc,T great superiority many sita,
Dtcrs which merely arIMvLhrr. and cvcst alv
| WEAKES and RUN the stomach. They are csc,
TALLY the great Panty Medicine of the day nnI shond
he in every houScaod +, &c, g. per bottle. soli by
Al Druggists. .ioIS Z. nE%EY
| Sole Proprietor.
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proposals.


ENGIN >dE.4 oFfICE, CIrY nAL 4.
pi,c. WI ,,ciyed AT his onicc uniil n NJ Mon.
law September I! tio Tor Hidenng aud deepening the
6S dreds 80 to DEPTH Of y icci at mean low water
10 he Quality o. material to he removed u be ahon
eiencr IL South Fast Boston, such paccs a! may
meet With the nnyroya 81 the Engineer m charge ana
- tie u ,arl Of Hhrno Commissioners OF the state Of
IN. lrcd Ing Is to he conducted in accorilnc' with
he plans ana general Instructions OF the Ensiatcrh
The material to be drcaged consists OF from to fe,,
coarse saad and gravel al the suriac. and Oeio" Ihs
Conractr vii he required to furnish all the ms
shhcr Scows labor, &c, Necessary for the prosteu
Fayttnt' vii be ade monthly. ut the rate ofgO rl
wards dIedgca AMI removed TO the satisfaction OF the
The Government reserves the right to reject any OF
~ h,is Shen may be deemed eNorntan o. deieriHs
Of y pyr cent on the amount OF the contract Or tho
Proposals must be endorsed q" Proposals for Dredging
lmnnel seros, thi tnper Mdile Bat ana Hidir.sdd
- dEeIg the material and deposng 1t IN the local.
Bisni forms tor Proposals. and Guaranty can be Oh.
an III a! M One wneI" ,inS 'urI' t?taoa
opil ;SiqngT'' on, 3 si bloa WAY.
40 rs as. ghSSIsa
with The name 4 Ae bidder writci thereon, ny re-
o'clock, ~ for furnishing this department with tho
ThlrV t63n,atd COOOOl feet casl.iron water pipe
twelve az, inche, 10 z mrier
Five hoasaSd Gyc hundred (55OO, feet cast.iron wa
tol.ppe twenty (!Ol niche, ~ diameter,
Nincty 400 feet cast iron watcrpipc sixteen 10
Ninety 60, ,icct castiron watcrppe twcntyfoI
hntiy Coj feet cssilron wacrplre thirty CO) inchc'
Blank iorms of proposals, specifications and agree
Mtpis en- G De- had on "PphII'nk y 'Mo TTWF ''A
Commissioner Of PuOAc WORKS.
SEALED PKOPnSA viii De received BY tho
49G ,s 81 s4s S q IN oI to a. iT 1 t rno ny
sewers in no First Yard VI sad city;
orr BRICK sewer IN Az :, extending from 50 st. TO the
one brick sewer in Az. 5, extending from Sd st to
one bres sewer in Av H. extending from 5rh at TO
0ne Ir.E sewer IN cottage a., from Az d, through
c s sn TO raa ss a msy &c sde on e "
All lad. must be made on printed forms, which will 10
The, Councl reserve The ryht to reject any AMI ali
CITY OF Dayonne, M, Aug; II; $50, ,.,,,-..
{ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SosaIs e w Mi ne 1 Ns" 2rh AHsGSI n
sn ON re "a c of ,o c Of r. 70, ni
elsf he osSs s articles HeS Oh Sosp, bpS S nd
clothing ylz Bed sacks. 300; nlankeis 100 coun
hair 800 mosquito 6as, !Ol1O hair pillows 500 p
Cos Sa sI:w wHe n2w uSE, S6 , co,ISc
.hirt, 10000 siP9er., io0(9 woo len ,ocSs, 0oN'
goo SSs new have nc
been used are believed 10 be in good condition SAa
The Government VIII reserve the ri.h, to reject "a,
deemed either unTrasonanle or from rrrsgonH6d..
article ta9 the amount adyer;ed. aangIe. MA b ,,
Teim. cssn 4 iair length OF time will be allowed U
dor,eI, For the purchase q lo,rild n,iil9g sn'
| clothing" CHARLES srIutlLAND.
| Lieut. Col ana Acung lhrl Mr''sHl, nm,
| furNclor I. NiV
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'Daly. / For Bacsen'ack only. For Picrmont oaly.
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Shipping.
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10 and tr nm any Railway station In Great Britain rs
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belgium. anu tnNcu StWtb' W ratlnk
vi
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Also. Drafts for sny amount. - .-
HENDERSON BROTHERo
Bowling Green.
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City OF Brusarls SATURDAY, aug w y W. a, ,n,,
cry OF llaU3cEc wa haliiNNJ uesui Aug 90 I'm
CiN oI Wahhins ION, shlufunN,, Au-, - - NJ
civ II Antwerp tVin HalIhx) TUESDAY, sept g. p. "
and each succeeding Saturday aud alternate Tuesday
iron Pier as North River. . ..
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Fl ST CABIN (sngie berths). ........ SIS Eod
~ currency
Pa sGnEers also tOrNardcd u HaNrc, HAMBURG, IRE
men &C, at reduced rate.
IIckcts can De hought here moderate by per