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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twice q
Week.
Commencing October Is.
HaRN~ h For the Forts, Buras,
l4R5Y14AsfHsasR' Pont-aa- Hache and all planta-
8 iIstsss Etion landings-The new steamer
BRADISH JOHNSON.
". s. BAssErT, Master; o. CANTON, Jr., Clerk;
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 10 A.
H., returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY The
Johnson will make three trips a week whenever
business requires it. J. NJ PETERSON
sel6 l64 Gravier street.
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ST. LOUIS.
HNH~ h For st. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
44S phis and the Bends-the new
- ~ steamer
M. j. WICkS.
WIN. BARNES, Master. J. H. TECHrpI. Clerk.
Leaves THURSDAY October IS at S PM
c. F. vERLANDER. Agent.
Ocl2 l35 Gravier street.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF MONTFORT WILLS.
Bankrupt
In Rank M 1ARA


WHEREAS, MONTFORT WELLS OF AvOYELLES
w parish and district aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress Of March .,
1867 has this day filed in said court petition pray
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from an
his debts and other claims provable under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
interest, that the twenty.f first day Of November,
1870, at II A. NJ is assigned for the hearing Of the
same, and that they may then and there attend and
the said petition should not be granted; and fur
Their notice is given that the bankrupt will undergo
seventeenth day Of November, A. D. 1910, at
A. NJ, at his office.
Clerks Office, New Orleans September %, 1870.
Oc2 Is LOEX Denntv clerk
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RAILROADS,
~,>~~~~->~~->~>~~~~-.~~~
TRAVELLERS, ATTENTION:
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN, =
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Bun their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars,
their combined length without change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
The = A. NJ. Train,
Makes close connections for vicksburg Memphis
ST. Louis, Chicago Louisville, and all points beyond
Sleeping cars at night Canton to Grand Junction and
The AIS p. NJ. Train,
Makes close connections with Lightning Express
trains, to all points NORTH, EAST and WEST
Carries the great Northern Mail
Time to New York, 20 Hours.
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars run
through to Humboldt, Tennessee, Cleveland, Ten
nessee, and Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at 24O A. NJ.
Mail Train South arrives at ll:05 A. NJ
Ticket office Galveston. Iron Building.
Ticket Offices New Orleans, Corner Camp and
Common streets, and at Depot
T. S. WILLIAMS General Superintendent;
J. B. MOREY, General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail
T. D. FROST, General Superintendent;
D. B. MOREf, General Ticket Agent, Missis-
sippi Central Railroad.
S. W. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.
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COAL---COAL.
STOLEN,

0TOLEN-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF THE
- undersigned, during the year 1868, the following
certificates:
1. A CERTIFICATE of thirty shares Of the Bank
o. New Orleans 70 the name Of P. l. Bernard.
a C18TIHCATK Of twelve shares Of the Bank
Appdoa6iA hes been mada for new ooTtiRcoAes,
p. l. DK1MARD.
oesnsr st Lsuis aa6 la1paEt sasss
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The New York Times of the fourth saws:

The New York Times Of the fourth says:
For the first time since the establishment
of this journal, and probably for many years
before, a European mail has arrived bring
ing no newspapers from Paris The Incl
dent is memorable and significant. News
papers are too heavy-even French ones
to be carried, like letters, by balloons or
pigeons, and, consequently, while the in
vestment continues, we must dispense with
the files so regularly delivered heretofore
The last numbers thus received were dated
September 10, and the mail just in has
brought London journals of the twenty third
ultimO. HencefOrth the circulation of the
Partisan journals will be confined to the in
hsbitants and the garrison. This is truly
method of silencing the press never con-
templated even by the author of the coup
Tetot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

tYsstaEaay's Hvsaiag DiQateheAl
OHo.-The Republicans claim the State
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The gentlemen from New York who have
proposed to Postmaster General Creswell
to establish an American line of steamers,
have received much encouragement from
that gentleman. He states that if they run
the steamers on Mondays and Fridays, he
will give them mail for each day, or on
either of those days; but all other days in
the week the mails are taken by steamers
with which tho department has contract,
and which he proposes to continue. 1t is
thought by Mr.. Creswell that the line will
be established. and that it will be success.
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LOTTERIES,

DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR OCTOBER 12, 1870.
CLASS 242.
1,1.III|sIaa|.s| 91ssIs;;||3-.|ss :.
The above drawings are published in all the pYtn-
cpal papers, and are drawn in public daily At one
Information m furnished and prizes cashed by
HOWARD, SIMMONS L Co, Contxactors.
St. Charles street. corner Union, New Orleans.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, Louisiana,
this twelfth day of October, 1870.
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners.
BEWARE OF ROGUs LOTTERIES. spas
CoMPAHY.
Incorporated August II. 1853
CHARLES 7. HOWARD. PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID sCHEME-ONLY 5000 NUMBERS.
Capital Prize. $50, 900.
CLASS O.
TO BIB DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday, October -, 1870.
HOWARD. SIMMONS L CO., Contractors
SCHFNR.
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BATON ROUGE.

BATON ROUGE.
HMO> h New Orleans Coast and
6LAuAyN Baton Rouge semi-weekly passen-
|sx.aty 9f3{3f3 ger packet
ST. JOHN.
W. 3. GREArHoUsR, IA CoxsrocK
Master Clerk
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ
and SATURDAY at P. NJ; leaves Baton Rouge
THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS COMING
down the coast below Donaldsonville in daylight
Fridays and Mondays.
Z. o. MELANCON, Agent
mh3 86 Old Levee street
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COMMERCIAL.


WRDNBsDAY kvRNN0, october IL, 1871.
COrroN- The sales to-day summed up
$3.50 balef, partly at previous rates, and
partly at |. further reduction of sc. We
quote 10 Nv ordinary at 909lec; ordi-
nary at 1OI4 a ii lsc; good ordinary at 1875 q
1880; low middling at 140l4Ac; middling
at 14le N4Asc, and strict middling at $50
l5Ac.
The ma .ket opened under the discour-
aging effect of last nights Liverpool dis
patches, nuoting Lied decline, and the
early kilograms from New York reporting
that market lsc lower, which was soon fol
lowed by the IL NJ. dispatch with further
decline OF sc, but the demand, neverthe-
less, was both animated and general, and
although in most cases factors were COM
PEELED to give way a fraction, yet in others
they realized previous rates. Some au-
thorities accordingly retained our last eve
ning's quotations, while others quoted as
above. Good ordinary sold as low as 10 lec
but also DIS high .as lac; low middling at
IA, 14ls o l4Ac; strict at 14A l4asc. the
latter for Blenders. and middling at 1919 a
l4Sc. AT the close there was little or no
low middl ling to be found under l4ls.
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OPELOUSAS.
HAO~ b FOR OPELOUSAS WASHING.
As ton. Fort Barre and all landings on
G&sz SttI the coast, Atchafalaya River and
Bayou COurtableau-The light
J. q. BLACKBOARD.
". BURTON master. J. B. Schmit clerk.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at SPIN.
The ). q. Blackford connects at Simsport with
steamer PaXnswick, and at Churchvile with Jennie
dlD6ens. Through bills lading given
Bills against steamer J. G. Blackford will not be
pald without written order from the captain.
Inc ). u. Blackf0rd, when the water is too low
viii connect with steamer Maggie P.
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SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
Tho steamship
EMILY b. SOUDER,
MINBR B. CROWELL, Commander.
VIII leave her wharf. foot of Jefferson street, ON
SATURDAY, October Is, at Pm.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers
SteerAge Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Bills of ladng signed through to Liverpool, Glas-
gov and Bremen. Through tickets for frst-clAss
and steerage passengers for Liverpool and the Con-
tnent, connecting with Guion's Line Of SteameEs
For freight OF passage, apply to
Low LUDWIGSKN,
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI will follow, leaving
on WEDNESDAY. October 26, at S P. H. oc20
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RED RIVER.
Regular New Orleans, Grand EcOre and
Alexandria Packet.
Viii commence her regular trips in few days.
Due notice will be given.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at NJ
HseAu~~ b, For Grand EcOre, Natchi.
IL toches, st. Maurice. Mont gomery,
:-55HHniti$ COtie, Alexandria, Normans, Bar
8 go bin's and all intermediate land
ings on Red nver-The new and fast running side
wheel passenger steamer
BELLE OF ALTON,
J. P. MCKlNNBY. master.
P. S.-Passengers and shippers can rely upon the
Belle of Alton remaining in the Grand Ecore trade
through Out the entire season.
GEORGE D.. HITE. II Tchoupitoulas street,
LORD MCPEAKE, Agents,
oc8 20 Gravier street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR OCTOBER 10, 1870. 2
CLASS 242.
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quiet; uplands, Shp8td; Orleans, 81 q
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Ihstruant0ls.

>r.N~~s~~-7~-7+
kkISIiE~ OF ENERN DES(R UPTON NJ
h'2J PCarl 81, harrer's building, New YORK. All
uitcles AT tne lowest factory pl c,s.
JOHN X. HoPpEL.
TNNtsLlSu WHITE LEAD only 5 cents per
IL pound, utua price u TO IS Ctu-. small con sign
mcrt VIII b. sold at the above low puct, At -! Pthr
81, second roor
INYALlD~' TRAVELLING CHAIRS, nom
u 10 20 ~, Tor IN or out lupf use. Any ne nAflug
use ny lne anus can ptOPtl and guide Oao. Hayns no
us' Uf the hands amy Chld OF year Lusn
person about; Invalid carriages to order. sltt your
case and teud stamp Tor circular.
sfEliEN W. SMITH ~ William ST., New York.
fEO moon. BINDERS and paper collar msnufac-
! tutots.--h .utel u seConlhand enboasnr press
laten about lAx6 nches. Address l.. W. kOBY, 81
Am II.
4 1 CESTS a pound f,r Old newspapers snd old
H. OOOkS 6Ceats iOT w..Ite rg.s. ~ Kim u.
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The foregoing statement comprises the business OF
eleven months only The fiscal year OF the Company
has hitherto commenced the ist day OF February and
expired upon the 3ltt day OF January. For several
year, past the Su, erintendcn OF the Insurance Depart
mcnt of tins state mas urged the officers OF the Company
10 make the fiscal year colrcidcnl with the calendar
year, pursuant to the provisions OF special statute
authorizing such change The Boatu Trustees at rs
meeting OF January, ieth inst decided IA, the time
had arrived when compliance with ne wis., IS Of the
state authorities was both eNaedent and proP and It
accordingly made the change. Hereafter the hscal
year OF the Company will extend from She LIST day OF
January to the Slst day OF December both days nclu.
siVe.
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Uanlto---StmaItt.

HTIFICIAL FLOwERs.-G9od brsncl e aa::
N wartcd best wages and steady work ABPYts
Wooster 81. DhhuChi =
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a aal Nutnta

STPhEMEC0uRT;5J flames Nc Mahon Ast hsay
viii TO sale, the 2ad DAY Of March isN, Mn
t ,Ss cry 9ofs ~ t. fsy%opa SS
all that estsn lot piece or parcsl Of lsnd ,'S n.y.,
New YORK. bounded and described AZ ioioss.yHi
ss Scy W es ,ds S Of da
westerly OF Seventieth street and the rrd
FS STsa ssn sGSsNi FEY ad Sh
centre line OF the block thence westerly aong sad
NE NJ Iee, theme north sses6er ana again parallel va
tne soutnery sde Of SEVENTEEN street aud thence us
ery along SAID routheriy side OF SEVENTEEN street
AsG all That certain other lot piece, Or parcel d
land. situate, wing; and being IN tue cy and Mad are
ciunius at point on the soutlerll ide Of seyrnuen
ron The sonihwestery corner OF seven, rh 'fteta d
hc ird avenue. running thence soutncry aud vaalel
t. the centre line OF the block thence westerly aune
sad centre lne and parallel with syfcuieIh street
~i'h the Third a'@nue hundred feet anu eehe,
to We sonherly sde q seventeen street 40 msnss
eGsterly alou1 tAe satd southerB eide Oh seventeen
street twenty 1--WE feet 10 the point VI place VI begin
Dated New York, February p, is7o ,,,-,. s,.-,.
be safe OF M above property is postpoOcd until The
18Th day Q, April lsu, al tn came hJ.I and place.
NN' ''' ~ 1 JAMS o'umEN, Siberia.
SUPnEME COuRT-New Yor, ely and COZ. county,
,o-Willam kipn Hees'ser @ ne ba!1 sMe nd ND
n GST coa Of me tste Of YoE mae
the referee IN -aid Judgment viii expos, 70 ,1ls
o'clock noon. at the Exchange saesroon. " 1ro.s'
ay q TIE Elk Of New 1oES Y hoeeTs s NG 10 Hs
III that certain piece or parce Of and snlie a any
bounded a. described as follows. B'slunin. at post
on The southctly SD, Of Forty sNth street d'altm q
FcriJ sixl, stIcat and sixth avenue t0i', fral ;.
2s 81 e S@ .n P io 6r n . VIZ IA ls sA ~ % &
% mo centre line OF the ock between Forty mn anl
inst TentIoned line one hundred ana txtSy zee,
tnenee running northerly ON line parable VIZ ~
salna more OF ess, to the southeIly side OF foy sIa
e insnee Tqn !Iss, eSs,e G95S s s+ tx
to the point or place Of beginning
Brown; NM & v2SpsS ~ flhaSi. iuoiryt
SUrREME C0rnT,-Eichard, Fr,aer, la9 ~
tsNac Greenwood, executor OF the last 81 hui ie'n
mcnt of aanc Joan Greenwood, deceased. i'"'' i'a!
In pa uuon-ln pursuanee oil pdtme.' o. ",S ~
pteme Court Of ne state Of heS G"is '''' ~ as
lsyierse 10 ne so yldEmrp' n,sSi' j." 's.t'r1,
$50, al Il O'Clock noon At the tSchenrg y
III broadway, 10 the Guy OF NoN ''h o.. ''"' AZ
Mcclure, AEcaonccrs the following Ce- .,1yH r.'tss
ale, lylns and being IN t,e Fodf.h " "a Of. ~ p,
follows Norlhwcslery in mont r' Dra
Grognd formerly ,yS - t'' j. No. W,n ra -7-rg
! sand Richard French twenty tcel 90 " z
lcccated and ROW belonging i' sAIa 10. .... '.'
seventy feet OF II ercahous and uy,Hg
,ac fT cg Io1mS5 sn l,I
| SEMthlm street, together VIII Al Lax
hcrrdltnmcuts and UppurtCuAtyrh tns. Ds..S '-'-s'
| oIlu anywlsc hppcrtulmuE
Dated Ne" iiG &S'l En'fn iIlG5i.uAN. j r.aos
Il II. BowHE, lyAud's Auo. ut'.
NPIR-UANCE Of az otdero. st
| the C2un9 oil Sew lut~, L'..t 3D. . az
/ AZ
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BUILDING nla'rws.

r 10. ~ W, W. cor NELi,
sIa pam aud Ornamental
nos MO.,Ar. .f.-gN
Al Kinds Of cast aud % e Iit-htHr.H N'.a ..'
Counting House and " HTH Rooms.
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financial

- IInntiaL ,,.,oooo.o>.-
FInsT MORTGAGE
ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tho last Of the issue of VI 100000 now ready for sale
and delivery. amounting 70
t2soop,
and are the only bonds ever issued by this Company
They arc occurred BY nrst and only mortgage upon
the entire property Of the Company including fran
chise. right Of way. &C. and at the safe rate Of sso
per mile on complete and equipped road in successful
operation. Trustee. for tn. mortgage. FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
This road connects st. Louis With St. Joseph by the
most direct and shortes, route.
They are coupon bonds. In denominations Of $780,
payable prlncips and ,utcresU In gold, IN the city Of
New York
The principal Is payable IN twenty-five years from
November 1868. In gold.
The interest," at the rats Of six per cent, per anrum,
is payable in gold the nrst Of May and November in
each year at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
free OF tax.
We are authorized to Offer these Bonds for sale at
s7l and accrued interes, in currency wc0oso wtha
full knowledge OF the perfect security upon which they
issued and with this Knowledge we unhesitatingy
recommend them a safe aud reliable Investment.
TANNER & Co,
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COR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.

INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMER
Sailing from New orr every saturday and altarr,,.
Tuesdays.
Rates OF passage by the saturday steamer
ryfst CABIN. payable ~ gold. Seeru0s pugdbe " crcy
Liverpool or Queenstn 500 Live. pool OF Queens. al
Passage by the Tuesday steamer, via a.faxi
Liverpool or Queenstn. ESQ Liverpool or Quechsn ~
s.s..ssssss.ss ttulihA
Tickets sold 20 and rom England, Ireland, aud zoe
Continent, Mt moderate rates.
Tor further information, apply at The Company
Offices. JOHN u. DALE, Agent
l5Broadw ~. Flew York
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Amnsentnts.


ACADEMy OF MIsIC.1bM maj IIsA ,,,a
"A To9sP I4 {ds & H,e SStA PISIiSsGo
WA RITdhkp u MARTNA, IAN nfARrnHsAeEHR
PAREPA.RosAh Hi' hhhR G REAT koLE OF MARTHHA
Mr.. r. sEGUIN, CASTLE, CAMPBELL, s lf RRnsA
a%aiD5SMfissi0S. d. .RiEsfRvEb sEhrs JIG;
Ladies respectfully requested 20 buy ther liche's
in advance, to avoid the great rush at the door,
Tickets for sale at Academy, 7Oi, and llt BiosdwG
ACADEMY q SEolMltyM fflsTdsf2sEE i
.PAREPA.RosA ESGIisH OPERA CONAN
6A % J ROSA DrscIgT s ~ ~, Manager S9
nour,., this ssHTtRbAYJ fEvESISSaS; :, y o,pr
na Wis. HOSE i hiEEhksEE, Mis-. eERhIpISH %ASPES
sEdgfS. DE soIfR, and Others others, n,,rr
rNsSSPhSS9SIY NIGhf OF Il M I sili NSSr
TUESDAY, en- Interesting MUSICAL EVENT.
Tickets for sale at the Academy at Ol and
atiii broadway, aud at Dodds Express, sh Broadway
WOOD's MUSEUM AND NlENAGEhIk'
BBBoApWAY C0RENER or r %FH, ST
MAHfiNEE To9. 'BBAA9f Az THE BLONDES
MHTiSEE TO-DAY Hf & TWO BURitsQUEs.
MATINEE To-Day Al g. PYGMAL1ON
MHTiStE Too..BBAA3 Al sAPPHo
THE DLoNDEs THIS EVENING AT 8.
rYGaAlIoN Lille EyESISS (! :
sAhPAo, fHis fyfSiSS II !.
BURLEsQUEs THIS EVENING AT s.
MONDAY EvFNtNg A new parisian sersation bur.
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\ ATIoNhA .LINh .oy -TEA.N-nIrs

NAT'YpSS fflKvEi!ff o55t az hN5 potfhENssrHnIfeS
VIRGINIA Thomas, " edne sday, March . a. % An
CABIN passage. ~ and tU; Sleerage, 50. currency.
Prepaid storage tickets irOEl Liverpool, QgeelL
town, Londonderry, and Glasgow. f3i. currency.
ONCE % Broadway +. W j. HURST. Mana.e-.
V,APSC,oTTS EMlGRATI1N AND For.
II ElON EACHANGE OtFICE-IMHtgC irOu Liver.
pool and Queenstown weekly. by hrstc ass steamship
Also tom Liverpool and London, by weekly ,lr,rg
packets pTafts for a and upward available On GaJ
part o Great Britain ana Ireland, al the lowest rates
TAPStOT BROTHERS 4 co, 81 South st., New YORK
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4 GENTS a pound f,r Old newspapers snd old
- OOOks Ceats iOr w..Ite Eg.s. ~ Kiln 81.
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TVRIE RAILwAy,-1RAIEs .EAvh D3por
~ foot Of 2jd st. and foot Ct Cham0t st, iolov,
VIZ;
F IA q, lcbsmS S% st.
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Dated New York February IS. 1870
JANIS OBRlsN Sheriff.

I. J. GLOVER, Attorney. .-
he sale OF te above property Is postponed unul hs
18th day q, April, $50 at TIL came hJI and pace.
''" '0'N "'''' JXMNEs O'LEIEN. sheriff
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Sulpprug.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
10 and nom any Railway Station IN Great britain.
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark Germany, H1I'
land. Belgium, ana the United states ~ steamers SAL.
lng vCcAly, Tor sale ...,,..... ,..,..
'' - ''' III my HENDERSON. BROTHERS
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STH Ay. THEATRE,
- EVERY NIGHT AT 9.
1vcnty.fourth st., one door from broadway.
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSIlN DAILY.
EVERY EVENING.
MIR. AUGUSTIN DALN'S
Comedy OF contenporaneous society,
FROU.FROUi
|" Frou.trou," Is the sensation OF
iS10.-iIerald.
An exquisite play exquisitey acted
Tribune.
IL reaches every heart.-Times.
FROU.FROU. The Rehearsal Scene Is the most novel
incident Of modern comedy world.
Characters By Agnes Ethel, Kate New.
ton Mrs. Gilbert. George Clarke,
JAMES Lewis, W. Dayiige, George
parkes, :. \ lie We're. others.
FROUFROU MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT ,.
The next WEDNESDAY MATINEE viii be given on
April 20. "A I O'clock
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u = y - y lllQl, mae aLu lrI,,1-
DE- .I- .sJJ.. a. ~'''"'
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DFuNH
~ foot Of sd ct, and foot Ct Cham0I st., oiov,
Is 81. cpI EiS%
745 A. ". 500 A. NJ Dcr 2sp,ss or Roch,.,,.
cine anati,a Al pont,S@t;
; snl aoS S.5 o. r iS' Sii,
S net Draw { Ron g s "a 70,
and improv d Day CoacS,,
coaches are attached 18th Il iI5!.l
without change 10 C ,niGi.s 4
sSA.M ieoA.M. ETpgess Eat, fo- Buffalo On,
kirk. Cleveland, CinibDs,f
South sSa al oi sSni Tor T %.,,'Ssll
Island. aud t'nI'oSaiv,Gi'Iei rn'
Sleeping Goa he attichrdh,,
.n ,r susquehanni to Buffalo III
viz " Wv " points H e.i and a s51n 80 s.. \.
ing Coaches run through MI
Ter, Cleveland ' and Ec9 ISs,..
FOR Neo6groe and Way-s 4 ~. $50 a ana I0p "
!OS S6smSs s + depot as l. sis sld u y
for ri vi Js,si "a @ "a W Rsso, NJ from ,m,
FOR D SRSdig 5S lfS q9d ~ TS1 RSR9 NJ rom
. Depot, s;lS T. from 23d s Depet. O"'HO'" St
f0' o bspot .af S@ Al Il pd r9T Chambers
f0' t o G asS 1qg 4 bd S NJ Nd ,
.iS 7. NJ AZ NJ, S:l5 i. e., ami as + + Il Il i11S sa,
Cbambefs 81; Depot, SIS A. NJ, elj \. VI It's 4
~, las Z. NJ S:bP. NJ, sis 4. NJ, aid as i. NJ.
o., H f d"d wag-e AN, t2M.tPv.
L. NJ, z NJ, and 6:i5 L. NJ, nom Cham eri 4 h.
rot S5 NJ, HIS A. NJ, $50 = VI. 5:5 r. n, Ss
L. NJ, and 6:.5 T.. NJ, from 23d 81. Depot.
Fbr PelpOti and MJBseg-9 A. NJ, 7. NJ. t131pW
4i5 M.,5 NJ, t6:D p. ~, ana Satufdays oblv''
12Aj 7. NJ, 1913 +. NJ, ass p. VI, AS Z NJ, tEI p
NJ, and SATURDAYS only NJ midnight.
During the pleasure seasOn the Ere RAILWAY C0mtan,
VIII issue continuation excursion tickets oEuacg ai
points Of interest.
Tickets for passage and for Apartments IN Drawn,
ho1m and Sleeping Coaches can be obtained, ani *
ders ior the checking and transfer OF Hanga b,
lef at the Companys oicrs 2ll 80, andb' lrlalgv;
corner l.5th It, and 30 av, Harlemj 81 tul,9n ~
Brooklyn Depots loot of Chambers ST. and foot Of "A
St. New YORK and Long Dock Depot, Jersey CITY al
Of the Agents at the principal hotels.
sDAily. I For Piermont only.
WIN H. BARR, tfeneral T. ssengef Agent
l.. ID RucKER, General SuperinterdcnI
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