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DEPARTURES OFOCEAN STEAM = MS
PORT OF PORTLAND,
Monday, Jan. 10.

Monday, Jan. 20.
ARRIVED.
Brig Rowell. Atherton, Philadelphia-coal to 9
Rounds q Sons. '' ~ p"
Sch g Biard, (Br) Biard, Boston, toload for st
john NIB ~
Sch Winslow, Kent. Boston, to load for Belfast.
Sch Delta, Turner Boston, -
Sch Frances, Mclaughlin, Boston, to load for st
Sch DeForest, OBJ Bishop, Boston, to lood for
st john NIB.
Sch Nellie j Dinsmorc, Dinsmore, Salem, to load
for Cuba.
Sch Helen Mari, Duncan, Fall River tor Lineoi'-
VILE.
Sch Herald. Hoigdon, Rockland for New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer New York Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport-A Stubbs.
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The question of Senator Wilson'S success
or in the United States Senate from Massa-
chusetts causes considerable speculation in
washington and elsewhere. The candidates
now spoken of are Secretary Boutwell,, Rep,
resentatiye Dawes, ex-Attomey General
boar and Dr.. George B. Loring. Two lead
ing boston papers say that Mr. Dawes has
been gaming strength of late as the tempt
70 inJure MS reputation in connection with
the Credit Mobilier has utterly failed
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A BREAST PIN In the form OF a cross. consist
N ing of garnets in gold setting The finder will
be suitably rewarded on leaving same at No. Pine
street jan2idlts
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A Book for Every Man.

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The "SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERvA-
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
sCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
sCHENCK,s MANDRAKE PILLS,


Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will Of
ten occasion the death of the patient 1t locks up the
liver stops the circulation of the blood, hemorrhage
follows and in fact clogging the action of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes OF
two-thil ds OF the cases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain In the side, the bow
els sometimes costve and sometimes to loose, tongue
very restless and at other times drowsy; the food
that Is AIKEN lies heavily the stomach acdompani-
ed with acidity and belching of wind These .symp-
toms usually originate from disordercd condition of
the stomach torpid liver Persons affected, If
they take one or heavy colds and if the cough in
these be suddenly stopped the lungs, liver and
stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactive, and
before the patient is aware of his situation the lungs
are mass of sores, and liberated and death Is the
inevitable result
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain any opium, anything calculated
to check q cough suddenly:
with the gastric Juice Of the so ach digests easily
nonrishes the system, and Great, healthy circua-
ton of the blood. When the els are costive, skin
shallow, and the patient Is bilious habit,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DIR. j. ii:
SCHENCK s. SON, Northeast corner of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia. Penn, and tor sale by
GEO. c. GOODWIN g CO., So Hanover street. Bos-
For sale by Druggists generally. sept3sneodtf
OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN LIFE ms. COL
156 BROADWAY, New York,
January s, 1878.
NOTICE.-Henry S. Brown is not authorized to
act for this Company in any capacity.
J. L. HALSEY,
Secretary
jan20-3tsn
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TO BE LET.

Tae Front Office ON the second floor IN the Canal
National Bank Building, recently occupied by Mat
tocks s. Fox.
Also rooms in the Third story. Enquire at the
Bank. dec7sntf
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VIVIFIC.
notice.!

PORTLAND, Jan. 20, 1873.
yuR. mORAZAIN requests the persons in
tending to study French to make their applications
as soon as possible his time is almost all taken up
jan21 wv
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Ship Alhambra, Nelson. from Kong Kong for San
Francisco, put back to Hong Kong Oct IA for REPAIRS
having encountered cyclone the It'll and Sth dur
ing which she sprung aleak and lost some sails and
spars.
Sch A Ames, from Baltimore for Port Spain,
While towing out 10th, got in collision with schr
willard OF Southport and had boat and quarter rail
crushed in. She put in to Annapolis Roads.
Sch Chas W Holt (of st GeorgeJ Hart, from New
ing badly.
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PRODUCE!
200 Tubs Choice Vermont Butter,
so Tabs Choice Cooking Butter,
500 Bbls. Choice Apples,
Pickles, coarse, fine and medium,
Bbls. Y. E. Beans,
Bbls. Dried Apples,
Bills. Picked Lines,
Lard, Hams, Cheese,
and all kinds OF Canned Fruit,
FOR SALE BY
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Jan21 -
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Brig Ella Maria, Boyd Cardehas-Phinney & jack
son. .
Sch Three Sisters Baker, Philadelphia f Free
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Baltimore 18th, sch Hattie Ross. Ulrck. from
Havana. ~ s' N' ~
=, A at New York 10th. briggs Shannon. Demarara;
Maurice, from Fortune island.
The fine brig Clytie. $40 tons built at Searsport In
1866, and commanded by Capt Dow sailed from
Hampton Roads Nov with a cargo Of tobacco and
arrived at Fiume, (Austria) Dec 49, making the run
in "a days. She once made the to the Bay of Bis
cay in IA days and on another occasion made the vow
age between Mobile and Genoa in 81 days
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SPOKEN.
Dec 25 lat IS As, lon 6S 40, brig Isabel Beurman,
from Boston for Port au Prince.
Jan 5. of Sand Key, barque u S Rogers, I'm Mobile
for Washington.
Jan 49, lat 81 81, Ion II 80, barque Archer Hatch,
from Buenos Ayres for Boston.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
The magnincent .. steamer; I.I NE&roRJ and OLD
day Sundays through cseis sold
at all principal hotels in the cry; y; ,, --,-
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
trains leave New YORK, rom ioot Of Desbrosses and
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pitsbnrg the West and south.
w rgnsn snnaag ralSes ,ng Gars az asecsed 9 w. Sand
For saRoTe % Tahpg9n e. 10 ana NE ssah s H Penn nn
day, + a For Baitimore and was6inston via Bal
tinore and ohio Railroad, a. 7:3o ?; n. Daily,
10 s:0 ands r, NJ, and Il night sunday j. $40,
For trenton, att: A. H. 2 $40 and 6lop. NJ sunday,
E;9 FFs;s%' fas ;s5"sF f'fi u, M
a:s@ s:i9, g 4 20 +. N and II night sunday, 5:a5
For Sp sixaSeth sS a@ : s. SIS 20 7. I'm,
5S S 4lS sS a1a S S siS + n and y night sunday go
F2r s1 Fsng'y sS & 81 f' d g SIS S9 s = vi so Y s
s:o so !orM and IL night sunday 20 $40 and
For woodbgdge and Perth Amboy' and IoA NJ, 2ao
For New Brunswick, 72o and slOA NJ, u NJ. 2 $40,
ls, 52, 6o 20 r NJ ana IL night. sunday. 10 and
For East Milestone. $40 ! N, Y noon, and 4.1rM
For For naa ad and
ACCOMMODATION Tor sordentown burlington and Cam
pSs ssp prscsoG = and 3 T. ~ 70 iand 'o
For yamesbarg Pemberon Camden, A. W. and 23)
Trains arrive as ioIIpw.a From rittsearg go 4 NJ,
W
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore sO3 and
$50 A. NJ 5:l5 and lo:7 r. w. sunday. oN5 40 A. VI.
and l027 =. NJ Prom Philadelphia ~ l5 6:t0 $50
IOI5 II IS A. W., 2l5 Jl5, 6a5 S:tf. 10 III T. W.
day ~ O5, d 40 80. II 80 n NJ and 10 "a r. W.
Ticket Offices, J26, 40 "a and 9H broadway No L
House and foot Desbroscs and Cortandt streets
Emlgrant ticket once No. Battery place.
A, j. CASSATT, d. " BOYD, Jr.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
CToSISGToN LINE FOR BosToN.-THE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday Thursday and satur.
day.
day from pier 33 North River, att 4. VI
EUROPE.
MAUGAs COURT DRESSES AND MANTLEs,
corner Of tie Rue de la Paix Paris
MEDICAL.
4 -NNE. VAN BU~KIRK PHYSICIAN NO. Iji
~. EoI 18th =, between Sd and Lexington avs
A NJ MAURICEAU, NJ D-oFPICE i2g LIBERTY
a. street, near Greenwich street
A NINE MAXWELL PHYSICIAN RESIDENCE
"a. ia Last Tenth street, near Thira avenue
A -Dk. AND NINE GRrNDLE PHYSICIANS 25
n. years practicc). Ia West Twcnty-sixh street
\ A NINE. REsTFLL, PHYSICIAN SINCE 1910 =
- Ohce No J East J5l A., nrst door from 5th
| / ADiEs-CoNsuLr MME. DEsPARD ON ALI.
diseases Al East TwenY-eghth St. near Fourth sy
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HUMpTY DUMPTY ABROAD,

with respondent Scenic Effects by Messr George Heis
ter, Chas w. Wtham l.. w. Seavey, Louis Dutocq and
assistants
Properties and appointments by Robert Cutter and
sistants.
Costly and most gorgeous Costumes, by Nine Finchete
and Mr.. Geo Keyscr.
New and amazing Ballots, Dances Marches and Group
ings by the Kiralfy Brothers.
Original Music and choice and popular of
incidental music by Mr.. Strebinger.
The most ingenious Mechanical Surprises, &c, by Mr.
Thomas Kelly and assistants
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AMUSED NIENTs.

A CADEMy-LA TRAVIATA-MONDAY.
~ POSITIVELY LAST WEEK (BUT ONFD OF THE
STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
Last appearance in Opera in New York OF
MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON.
THIS (M0NDAYl EVENING, November "a, at 8
LA TRAVlArA
MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON .vIOLETTA
y. CAP0uL-DEL PUENTE-SCOLARA, &c.
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
MUSICAL director and Conductor .Signor MUZIO
TUESDAY, November 25 at O'Clock r. NJ,
last appearance in Opera In Brooklyn OF
MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON.
LA TRAvlATA-NILSSON-CAPO
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
arrangements having been fully completed for the first
IN America Of Verds Grand Spectacular
OPERA in four acts, of
AIDA. AIDA AIDA
Che Ethiopian Siave)
~ Will be performed
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT Noycmber "a NJ a
Full particulars of AIDA. special nent
Seats for all now ut Academy box office also 7Ol Broad.
way, and at ia Broadway.
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N lbLo's dAfpkS hasT WEEK BUT ONE BLACK CROOK
on Any TaE s7aGH b1aoR X cRgax aas WORLD.
THE BLACK ok4sk 4s! WEEK BUT FpE pEE BLACK CROOK.
THE BLACK ok3sk 3sF WEEK BUT 6SEE. SSEEALFS TROUPE.
m .nn nIAo~ . @ hSsT WEEK BUT foS oSE Asp s'AvAssl' M
- $50 LAST WEEK BUT ONE: oNE ~ -
rnn D.Aon ~ FAST E8s4 WEEK BUT oSE ASlloAI M . pANoE'
- D.-AA LAST WEEK BUT 6Sk Hsloao Bale. aa
80 80 s 30 East WEEK BUT oSHa n.nn.on n.n
The the sIAOn = n of % %kSsT WEEK BUT S' SSE a.n' Sn"s1
-. -. - D-.SH -. LAST WEEK BUT ONE; ~ n..,D.',
THE BLACK okasN as4 WEEK ByT Sr5sEplD IASIhAu'
THE BLACK okask WEEK kP4HHFs suT
THE BLACK oh9sk h3s4 WEEK BUT one. sADklaAL BOYS
THE BLACK cSS %sBSsru elnAun
sEy syfAsEE 'A'faSiss
srhq.H HhHFfssy5sa oSE DAY
On MONDAY Decem0sT yok fas rs celebrated
win appear in an 0ygins Dramatic Musical Legend
Or THE CRUEL "A AND Sb OLD 'FF1DHsR TIME
a Of soaa 'a
N1HLo's dsHDHs. sFEaixL ANNOUNCEMENT. vokHs.
The management have the pleasure announcing that
on MONDAY EvENlNG December s, the celebrated
VOKES
will appear time in the United States
Original, Dramatic, Musical, Legendary FAIRY Annual,
written expressly for them by f. L. BLANCHARD Esq,
he successful anthcr OF % Christmas ANIMALS Drury
Lane Theatre, London, entitled the
CHILDREN IN THE WOOD;
THE CRUEL UNCLE AHSSb OLD FATHER TIME
The Music composed and arranged by Mr.. G w. LEVY,
Of Theatre Royal and Drury Lane London and Mr.. N.
CONNELLY, OF Niblos Garden the Scenery BY Mr. w.
YOEGTLIN OF Nblos Garden: the 8aliets arranged by
Mr.. FAWDON VOKES; the Costumes and Properties DIM
ported expressly the piece by Mr. and Mrs voKES,
sr The entire entertainment, produced under the per-
sonal direction OF Mr.. FRED VOKES.
rtRAND OPERA UGUaE pEGJSs AT
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.voRFoLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
DAILY LINE To Norfolk
and tri.weekly 70 Richmond

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier 81 North River foot OF Beach street steam
ers leave daily at p. NJ for Norfolk, and passenge
steamers for Norfolk Cits Point and Richmond on Tues
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, same hour.
Through bills oi ladng aud passenger tickets issued TO
all points South and esbvia Virginia and Tennes-
see Atlantic Coast Seaboafd and other lines also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
by steamers at Norfolk FOR Newbern and washii gton n.
c. and other points.
Office, 1S7 Greenwich street
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EUROPEAN sTEamsHrPs.

A NCROR LINE.
"A Steamers sail from pier 20 North River New York,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
CALEDONIA Wed. Nov. 70 ELYSIA. sat. Dec. Is
AUSTRALIA. sat, Nov. 2g CASTAlIA.. We'd Dec. II
OLYMPIA We'd Dec. ANGLIA. 49,. sat. Dec. 20
VICTORIA. Sat Dec. Z TRINAcRIA. Wed. Dec. 2.
MACEDONIAN Wed. Dec. IL CALIFORNIA. sat, Dee. ~
The passenger accommodations the steamers this
line unsurpassed tor elegance and comfort Cabin
staterooi are all upper deck thus securing good
light AM ventilation.
CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
WED. STEAMERS, $65 and $75 Return $3.50, currency.
SAT. STEAMERS, $65 and SI5 Return $40 gold
STEERAGE PASSAGE
To glasgow, Liverpool London Queenstown. London
derry, Belfast Bristol or Cardih, $50, currency.
Tickets for passage 10 from any seaport railway
station in Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
at the lowest rates
Companys offices No. 7 Bowling Green. New York
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
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Monday Nov "a and EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
MATINEE, first times any stage OF and original
Fairy Extravaganza and grand trick and spectacular
comic Pantomime, by Mr.. G. l.. FOX. entitled
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ADIUSE MENTs.


sEooSD %EfE 5SSs e rs E sS,.,aSs S%Hss success Of
.ov The university ny, saIN pSpqalWSFE paWESs Comedian
'1SFlS$ 1SFaSfsa i ps;Hg$$
who win APP appear samssr IN Tom entitled usyiss
stES$fAF H14SaS three ''S $f$Ei$ SSHSas emitted
px and s6f.9S sSf oysni' snlSSGs spsfG.ssi'' Of
soLoN sHINGLE.
MATINEE LAST WEEK OF the
rLkfoFaAScEs az 1SHisR eafEa!nFH FH&WfHosSE aS'Efifo
HpkES pnY who T rucN&f hggffr II BoEa 81 aIa"A
sArugpAY o0ncISSng FSo YSopbY Th i9s SSpsdy Of
onANb THuFSRAX TSDAKsd1{TIS NqYTSPEs SEsTItiAL r
THREE % PEkFoRaASGEs n The sfiTGk IEcT6kk ROOM
MORNING AT II. AFTERNOON AT z EVENING ATs.
RRoADwAY THEATRE, 72s AND $50 BROADWAY;
ID Begins ata p..Ad,,a admission sion &c &c
anf oF fIS In
=. The present is POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF
this distinguished tragic artistic and SEATS SHOULD BIZ
SECURED IN ADVANCE.
TWO GRAND MArINEEs
e oeosk AND w vi
next saturday. Seats can be secured ,,,s,
cARLorrA LIE cLERQ -. - ~ :.
as MERCY MERRIcKl 0'ana"Aa''On =
Monday. Dec. l-Horace Lingard and Alice Dunning.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. tor..........."........Mr SHERIDAN sHo9K
Begins al s. over at 10 no.
SECOND WEEK TSE SS viz Wi5kSb qHs xShS6 FAIRY DRAMA
whiSs FsokSods pStSjses'tGalRss stcoRsss, It's
ss ss ass sspSsy night
whose representation of the part
best effort Of her lie-Miss Kate Kate
Jr., Mr.. Mckee Rankin and Stuart
GRAND MATINEE ON THANKSGIVING DAY.
ON MONDAY DECEMBER
will be produced emotional drama, In five acts
ana SIX .aSifsaS' aSTsaY, eH''''e'
DION B6SSc1cAULr
written expressly tor this theatre, .
II Miss Rose Miss
Burroughs Montgomery and stuart Robson viii appear:
NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Mes street. pe4I to
Mr.. DAILY begs to announce the completion Of the
Ely o TN
WEDNESDAY wsTa SfdhHs Hsgas pesember 8 1873.
The inaugural entertainment VIII comprise an oRIGI-
nal poEGA Fl M Wrten fHJprsM aJM sr sra tas as
GNTfREL} oRiGINAL coMEDY, in. five acts: written
expressly for this c0mFanyr FFoErSE 81 n JAMES
The box sheet for the FIRST NIGHT will be opened
the Broadway Theatre Saturday M morning MI Nov ~ at
sGf % IF H be ST a hs @
ing Dec l. at the box 0sf Psi6ss 9f she new theatre
Admission 81: Orchestra and Balcony Chairs. 81 50;
Chairs 81 e;rss os 30 in @ PrS
si2; Parauet Private Boxes, $40
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L'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
i via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave per2S North hiver Murray street
daily Sundays excepted a4 NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the cry.
A. p. BACON. upernendent
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
New and full-powered Steamships,
sailing from New York SATURDAYS from Liverpool on
Thursdays calling at Cork Harbor each way.
CELTIC November 30 at ~ 80 r. NJ.
OCEANIC. December 8 3 T. NJ
hEruBLIC. December l3 At III ~ A. NJ
ADklAIlC December 20 p.
BALTIC December 27 at IL A. NJ
City.
Passenger Accommodations for all classes unrivalled,
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, stateroons smoking room and bathrooms IN
midship section where least motion Is ieL surgeons
and stewardesses accompany the steamers 49, .
hates-Saoon, $50, gold return tickets SifO, gold !;
Storage, $50 in currency.
Those wishing send for friends in the Old Country
can now obtain seerage PREPAID ceruncates-S2 cur
rency
Passengers booked and from all parts of America to
Paris Hamburg, Norway, sweden, India, Australia,
China, &c
Drafts from fl upwards
For Inspection OF plans and other information apply at
the Company's office. 10 Broadway, New York
Bills OF lading issued to Continental ports
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GPECIAL NOTICE.-IHE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
> WISCONSIN, sailing Wednesday, November ~ Will
limited number OF intermediate passe Dgers at
$50 currency each. Apply to WILLIAMS GUIUN, -
broadway.
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On MONDAY EVENING. Dccemberi 1873.
Mr.. and Mrs W. i. FLORENCE.
TICKET OF LEAVE.
Seats secured in advance at theatre and at the
music store OF q. H. Ditson 4 Co. III Broadway.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-ON EASY TERMS, A
w Farm the south shore OF Long Island or east
shore OF New jersey. OLIVER ). ACKLEY
- broadway.
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>
THE LECTURE SEASON.

hR FELIX ADLER WILL DELIVER COURSE |
~ OF Ltctu At Lyric Hall-First Lecture Mon
pay, November "a, AT r. NJ Subject-"Fa oi Jerusa. |
An1n." 2lcketS AE- " he ATTAINED ut the door.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
REAL EsTATE WANTED.

A FARM WANTED, or ABOUT $50 ACRES, WITHIN
IA two hours by rail of New York city; be good
pasture land, nj Tor raising stock and have sufficient
level ground SAY 25 acres which TO make exer
csing track; costly fashionable place. with resi-
dence needed. Address CASH box 49, New York
Posi- office.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT s
VI Admission 50 cents
SPECIE PRICES. I Reserved Seats 80 cents extra.
Family Circle 40 cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

THE STRANGER
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH as......... and
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NATIONAL LINE.
~ NOTICE.
This company takes the risk tp s5000
in god each OF its steamers thus giving passengers
the best possible guarantee tor safety and avoidance of
danger at sea.
The southerly route has always been adopted by
this company 10 avoid ice and he adlands
from piers "A and A. North River,
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CANADASat, Nov % Pm GREECE Sat Dec l3. .llA N.
EGYPT sat. Dec. q, a. SPAIN sat Dec. 81, IL A. NJ.
for,ngntiy LONDON DIRECT
Cabin passage, $40 $Sl $40, currency: Seerage SO
currency. Return tickets AT reduced rates Prepaid
steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowesr rates
Apply at the company's office, No. GO Broadway.
+. W. j. HURST. Manager.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1873-09-20
Movements de la ILalIe.

La MALE de In Nouyelle Orleans, par
Ia Nouvelle- lherie ct ie Grand Coteau,
arrive tous les soirs lie dimanche excep-
te) ii 6 heures.-Repart lie lendemain.
Celie dc st. MartinviIIe, par Leon
vile, arrive les Mardi, Jeudi ct Samedi,
a 5 heures du soir, ct repart les Mercre-
di, |endredi ct Lundi.
Celle de Plaquemine Brulee arrive lie
Mardi soir il s heures.-Part d'Opelou-
sas lie Mardi matin heures.
Ceile de Hickory Flat (Calcasieu) par
les Bureaux de ud'homme City ct de
Faquataique, arrive lie Mercredi soir il
5 heures. .-Repart lie Mardi s heures
du matin.
La MALE 4 destination des lieux CT
dessus Sc ferme Il 0pelousas la veilIe de
leur depart, a heures du soir.
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/ n LIE BateaH-a-vapeur solide ct fin
- - narcheur BERTHA.s II.
H. Broad. capitaine,J b, Schmidt, Iommis,
fera les voyages r6guliers entire Was hington
ct la Nouvelle- Orleans, partant de Washing
ton le Dimanche a 10 heures du matin, ct de
Ia Nile -Orlsans lie MercFedi soir heures.
Dams Ie cas- on les eaux baisseraent de ma.
Mere d empscher le Bertha darriver ins.
qua Washington, alors lie legar bateau- d va
peur MINNIE fera le traiet entire Wash
ingtoi ct lie Petit Diable ou Ia Vleille Riviere,
scion lie cas-, et rencontrant la le Bertha. ii
prendra son fret ct ses passagers.
Pour fret ON passage, s'adresser bord on a
Gerand Carriare, Washington.
13 Scpteubre 1873. 4Stf
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Terrcs de feu Richard Swain,

SITUEES pres dc la Vile Plate, danssla
~ Paroisse st. Landry faisant race au Ba-
you d-s Cannes, dams Ie Township Sud de
la kangee Est, du District Sud-O de Ia
Louisiane, contenant 1918 acres ct 5s Gentle
mes. connues CONNIE etant la section extreme
Aord de la concession B,i%dore, confrmees
par acte du Congles Ell date dn % Avri 1916
Ccci, EN- consequences, est pour dniner avis
que al etc speeia'eflent autorse ct charge
du soin ct de la garde de ces terres. ct dem
peohef doreuavaat de couper da bois sur cette
prophets, att"ndu que les proprietaires ne peu.
vent plus payer les taxes drs liabitants qui sly
sont likes, sans en- recevoir requivalent en-
Ioyers'--Ils sont eu consequence avertis da-
voir Sc presenter moi Ct sspasser des contrats
pour iusage de la terre squ'iis occupent.-Et
toute personne qn coupera du bois sur ce,te
Ierre sefa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS scion la
loi.
C. C. DUSON,
Agent de la successions Richard Swain.
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Manufacture de Vnitnraa

LLATTE de Encouragement qui hi !, 4,
IL accorde jusqu'a present par le pubEc y !.
cette Paroisse, le soussigne remereie sinss. :
ment ceux qui Pont ainsi encourage, ct solie,,
en- meme temps la continuation de lerr !.
tronage. II sera tonjours prst manufse.ns,s. :
des bnggies, hacks eft antres vehicles sur ~
mande ct de main de maitre. Les rkparss;,.. a.
aux yoitures, tant charronnage cue forge u.
ture on garniture, seront EXECUTES nrens,s
ment ct anx prix les plus moderes, pour 4
compliant settlement. Dorenayant, tsnt 4
vrage qui ne sera pas paye sur livraison n,
terra 10 pour cent d'augmentatiou pour les HI,
de collection Immediate
LIE soussigne touiours en- mains des bseE.
des buggies &c. neufs ct &c seconde main S MI
vendra a bon marche pour du compliant.
S. P. CLARK. 4
Opelousas 20 Janvier 1872. 1917.