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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
q Romantic Female Gonlniunists
& Paris correspondent writes;

u seem. yarher sa,& in ehe day to ts .s.s
YGg ebATges IS participation in the Conn
Munss bu: = occasionally Lappene cha: per-
sons ApprSEepded eOr ether @tfenees are
:ouS1 ~ have Oeen sor.nec sed with the acs
socities N 1917 This was the case with q
wcinaa naAie& Gs<;isos .Aitts years Of age,
~AS vas G:~sgnS before = sourtmsrtial on
Tuesday. S.e 10 cn1sR a sentence Of shfee
yeaxs imprisonment for the illicit manufae.
eurs q Snatshes. which. like tobacco. is u
government aneAopoiSo and the investiga-
non 81 shas ease Ssoughs t. Highs the iaei
.hat she fought :of the Commane. and WAS
possibly jGcll pa:ed IN enc assassipstion Ct
L&stsges y she RUB HaxN
ADaIdoned ~ her husband. she had be.
come She mistress u sSe Community
colonel. S.no.. the TREND st the incendiary
General Beygelss. l,A tive occasions, a.
kass. che ionned . mSis-sry unifofm, and !.
is alRgeco shat bsvnc tahep part in =
/ s.va~ n .ie Champ o. Mare. she seceived
.hs soubyisast .Os ola Cslonelfe Vinoc."
4 ba.g.s sde - ese Boulevard yoitaire. She
ha& Geyse1 Photographed once in the cos.
tune - sesIsicricee in which capacity eh@
had GeeA at ttacheG ~ tie One Hundred and
SeveAtierh battalion. and Che other time i1
that of D eallOfo The mOst serious part.
1o~sveso % sne charge against hes related
TO .la massacre 20 she Rue Haxos
y WOMaEo OresseO A6 HdllOro was among
the OscOrto and on she arrival OF the host
ages ss the lock-np she stationed herself a3
the dooe and paehed ip any Of the victims
sxhs shosved any serugnance as entering.
One Ot chem &as an aged priest. 20 whona
she gavV b push, exclaiming, 'No pity foP
psies.se" she ssyself shen passed in. and
t'e hostages we're immediatlv massaered.
an eve ~ieDses e8 .hs scene, wo,naa
named Seetanio positively indSntiied :h0
Ssisonee s. the rseEdo sailore
The president and the sours ordered .no
eserls 10 seAd che law against perjury. IN
sfders as &c explained. lot TO arighteI .hv
Witness suS s,n Empress upon hey shc !n..
Dor lance - her evidence She adhered -
he's sta-emens. bus other persons collected
arom she Rus HaxO declared themselves
unable 20 saenNe ere prisoney. Unlas
shese circumstances majority OF She Gnu1S
sce eui.eed Lef q .h.s charge. bss 81. waa
convicted sS 6easiHs arms IN the sa.srt.e:s
sier. and was sen:%leed 60 eSaasSaesa..aa
V:eSeas lard labor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
Fans. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER so, 1874.
4 Correction,

The Acadian sompositor appears 60 have
snaked hjmse.t ;nts .ns ONCE OF the Summit
tMis.issipoi, 7vme-. We know the fellow
we'll for a. she ,ims Of The printers strike
here last March he promptly game forward
- our assistance. and was gwen . email
take" 0: tie ''s.d mans copy" to struggle
with. He labored faithfully for three hours
il. ana she nonsense he tortured GU: Of
sense La. passed :E:a Typographical history.
We had 10 foreman n those two days. but
The :nan who was oos.icg .ne make 2p told
the Ac.cian he Cou.i 90 70 dinner. and il il
was ali the same he need lot return. Poor
feilev: Perhaps tie had no dinne1 - 60 20.
He appeared ~ . Mal ansrs sinned
again-: than sianing. He occupied
= false position IN :as world by
force OF circumstances. lie vas AL impos-
.:sis te;n:-s printer witnous brains. 1t
was hard, toe hacG. - discharge hirn; but
harder was = come. toc Gs soones had Ls
ie.: the ettic~ Than :he faithful guardians
St the Printers Iaion proceeded to remoA.
s::a.s with him ior working against She
s,.ike. ani it .xas then shat hi. whole
moral. nenta! ana physical functions be-
came iopeles. .'ri." He :ooh No heed Of
the MORROW sr :le dignity Of his profession,
bus tore wildly up the street.. a lightning
.s.ml. leaving behind him Only one old
rat. simple misshappeu beaver. az = SAD
memen.s Q: bis :,ish:. Isaac has that tile
how. and guards j: with religious fidelity,
awaiting she owrer's return; ss: he cometh
got. he said. aos will heo
Bue ~e wander. The complain: made by
the Summit Times is as follows:
In our last issue che types made US say,
This town has been run by 'pigs' long
enough" etc. We wrote ''This town has
been run b@ 'rings' long enough" etc.
However. the types are not the 5rst things
that nave misrepresenteG us IN this town.
The Su.nYi. error was serious one. with
political tendency which in these touchy
times was almost aggrayatins enough to
call ou. the militia: but We have heard of
no serious uprising in Pike county. and
trust :ha: everything has been satisfac.
.orily explained. and tha: with the dis
charge Of :he Acadian good ,ee!;n: las
hpen reSeOrpd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

IxrscyED REAL ESTATE Al Are1'cS
sr SHB SHERuF~We are requested
to can the attention * the public to the
saies BY auction to b made today at
moon. at tho Merchants and Auc.'oneess'
Exchange. Roya! street. by the civil sheriff
Of the parish Of Orleans. Said sales eom'
prise:
J. Two :ors of ground. WITH the buildings
and Improvements thereon, situated IN the
Four,h District os this city. fronting On
FRS. street. between D:yades and S. Denis
streets.
.. 1--we lots et srssna. adjoining each
ether. with all the improvements thereon.
situated N the Sixth D.stge: Of this city.
fronting "s P'a9sm:as street. between
Jena and Cadiz streets.
Foy tall particulars ana teymS zee ID.
Ser.;sementA.
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BY TELE GRAPH.
wAS1IINtATONs
0hesidns'o Orderss

OhG1Auho' = OFocTu0
WANlIxGTos, Decembes I9.-fhers Aesd
be no doubt abOus II, General Sheridan has
documents in his pocket attaching Lonsi-
ana 60 his department. which - nag pre-
mulgatA St his discretion.
AHullott's NuccsosoPs
William l. Potter. OF New York, Aas &C
cepted the position Of supervising Srchi.ect
Of the Treasury Department
The following Treasury changes take
place Oh the Srst Of January: James Gil
hllan, appointment clerk. promoted to be
chie< Of warrant division; Daniel Baker,
acting chief Of warrant division. appointed
chief Of loan division, vice John p. Bigelow,
resigned; T.. =. Adams, at present M charge
OF tho independents treasury. proHoted 70 be
appointment clerk.
Gabiass Meexng on Lou!sinns 1frairs.
The Cabinet to-day had Louisiansmat
under consideration. Attorney General Will
liams expressed his views upon the action of
tbs Returning Board, strongly asserting his
opinion that it vas legal and eorrece in all
irs particulars. and laid 10 should be sus-
tanned by the government 40 all hazardN
There was some conversation uptA She
reports of probabl violations OF the public
peace upon the Assem- bling Of the Legisla-
ture on the fourth OF January, and the
opinion vas expressed that the United
States forces now stationed 2t New Or
leans are amply sufficient to suppress any
segious outbreaks. should any euck sccuy.
Cheap transportation
The Senate caucus committee Oh cheap
transportation expects 70 have its report
READY by the zesssembling Of Congress-
Mais Routes DiscoatinusA,
The Postmaster General to-day issued or
ders discOntinuing steamship service on
four routes which supply Key We st, namely,
from New York, Baltimore, New Orleans
and Tampa, and also from Cedar Keys
TO TaInda. The service from New York
and New Orleans was weekly. costing
respectively $3l 200 and so, $50 per annum,
and from Baltimore and Tampa semi
monthly. The service from Baltimore cost
s322, 200 year. The annual cost Of all the
above aggregates $l43973 per annnm.
In lieu Of the service discontinued. the
Postmaster General has contracted to sup
ply hey Yves. twice . week from Cedar
Keys. the Western terminus OF the Florida
railroad. 800 miles distant, az a yearly cost
of $50 900. thereby stfecting an annual
saving Of over $4,000. while at the same
time improving the quality Of the service.
CIder the old arrangement mails for Key
Wes: from all parts Of she country were
first sent either to New York or New Or.
leans. which involved long and frequent
delays. Hereafter they will be dispatched
br rail direct to Cedar Keys. whence to
Key West the schedule time by steA:Gey is
thirty lou:s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
AnllDemenr0s

4 good toase APPEARED .: the va:!e:,e.
Theatre :ast night 70 witness the euceessfu,
- Yfo3mance Of .Love's Sacrifice" Tie play
is vf sterIng merit. ~ al actin: piece. and
in . Literary sense. Last oighs it was well
ae.ed. This noon LADY Audley's Secret
viii be acted. and q, aigLs 'CAmilie."
The St. Charles Theatre bills Tor tonight.
the Ticket Of Leave Nae.s xnd :he "sai!or
Of France" In Che tsrmes p.-es Nr. Chan.
tran will play 10, y .r.l..
II She Academy Of Iiue;s toes! will be
given 3 grand toy matinee. vita . bin in
clvdine svaisn.:ns ana Grson- and the
speciality performance Ot Tie SAiiis chit.
d.eu. and ether artists,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
PersOuQls

Among the visitors Of note IN this city q:
the presen: .ims Is Colonel w. j. Vance.
the live Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Co0ans.c;as. The colonel may
have something to say on Louisiana affairs
in connection with the laoors Of the con.
gyessiona! committee. and We can trust 60
his acute Judgment and :a!.-mirdedness for
writing us down as We are.
Hons. c. B. Darra.;. Franz Ho:ey and
l.. A. Sheldon. Of the Louisiana congres.
.:onal delegation. have arrived in town tor
the holidays. They vii! BE- back ;p sheis
seats again ~heH Congress sezssembiss.
ready 20 ssaopie tie iIro:saas vogs Of the
las: days VI the session.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30
j Pa3nhss's Rslnauceo

TIE w....pz.os sssSas.sss SssoStss
s:ves :ne :a..s~!as { ssira.es sn esyp lass at
Waller I.sai.ss sts Ss.assso sao a!ea :ss
Gently:
Quite ss::y "a ::ss ae s.sg. sefes se uss
eeo:. il :c.s wa = New Hsisyshsge gi:.,
eis s:aCg.eef oS . sess.'~-aO 3sSas9. sha
~a~ sss!lv 80 ts:.e .: sAa0os:sas. sate aa'2
ss.hse i.::y .':eae II tie lnd .: snan cha
wo.!d like . iass:!. lie &>a.i,n4se osas
See; ;psCea:ec. md :.sc we're en gsge6o ArSl.,
on ehs :adS 0sre sas xtits-!oH was ase 50
deep Pses'e! .. .s iAieh. .sve N.sse and 30
s:iee BE-. ~cewe"!ro.s sy ies rasenss.
s1ap Ser 'ed 90 Is~e Sings seisseaaS and
S.ngs sem rs,s.l s!:.Ac Ssfoys hts easela-a
LAD SotsAy 81 :ne.s dssgstess lan.s. sSas
S~ss:lt ot IS VA 'iS engagement was lsokeN
Ot. aIS !nra..s MA.s.ed Snnthes sat!so SIs0
L:ss atfaf.seI a..u nas:.e1. Eses q: sisM
I had et::dres-..l sssscl.er ass - soro
After :.er LaI s:nvS ~ ::,ey u~:-;hr soa
aeA Gssrsh:.:-.s ,ns Cresc-n: c::ys
ScsaAg ge.S snvucR. so :::s:sa.e, s.~.icA:r .;sS
! hea3s:su: are .L~ a.e1 iss Il io-~ 'As: sasye
! ss,I. 3e:. Ss:s 'ae eJn":aee "f ss< :~aGes
/ passion. aH':, A::es = s.s1: c9st'.ai.'o Svs9
sncag-d >" be sLarsssG.
YweGss i've Sesss tt i~ce :Gat eS:~:r :sGasP
} an.! Ha".AeS hA. ;teA ..H :.ar!y i..:n'.. as,ss
:!se them. .aey ::s sou.& ea;... 1:".e oS
l Iue SNgdpWsi.~ssS 81 ,Gtey yseIebYS 49, oe9D<e
before saein. II .ts lleancime. Nv. j.san9
! had sry:et .:s We. aH.. aa:peliAg .sa.ses
:..s Ga.:s:.. .: s.s !:.: I-:r":.st:. g. So
.ra! ai!et: sr:aas:'. a...weeA :slssoo xn,S
/ ehev wee nsTsieG. There sva.. t.rhags q
| ante ScS:v ees.s Gi3'e:.acH - si.e:y sSese
! ~: .Ssse 1sser was .e:es E1As:;A:eo SSoA
i.ss asi regard were .nfa.:e.
tie5 deyo;cn AIS seGdss care wese Gaso
..:.!. she vss ais child. hs AsS f.:h~:o Hs
! ras .Ae eas. shs esA sine. !:e sie Se 70
stOne q :hs a.ca. she ~ lovely sss-eo Hs
ehs power. sse 's< te.S.y ct Z :''e :aas epas
| ali g.ace. affection a:6 ile.-. lie Aai been
dead only :Ls.e sss,ss sien s.e a:. earth
} g iein &in u leayea. Sysu, :s.s s:ae Ut bis
| IoeS she refused io Ne cc1nisrSee. Slef GRIEF
vac zoe sfe!, !op sesfs. and ws,is az eonsoo
satOn were UNDECIDED Ope ssensap she
retired 3e. tie 1iphs sppareS:.s III good
| health she com pisiSed nutlrr Of pain neS
sickness. ta: an .as usSpisg Iis sas atep,a
aea1 iD kbe bed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

The !ollowins:s Is the passenger list Of the
steamship Frankfurt. srpia Bremen. via
Favye and Havan&
From Bremsn-S. Wagner. c. Che.necxr,
jacob Chindner. H. Frederichs. A. Chand.
wehr. &. Tinneman. j. Whit. E. Tinneman.
From HaGre-Leon St. Amand. Mrs. z.
F:ederickson. Val. ST. Amand. George St
Amani. Mrs. Foucher. Miss FOucher.
From Havana-William Bogen. +. Ruiz,
J. BOlaGo,
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NEW XORH.
tie Stole . Steamboat.

SE~ fcRK. Decembey 29.->Johh Pash. .
Roanoke, North Carolina. pilot. was arres:.
ed in jersey City last night on che charge
Of having stolen . steam propeller spankle
which vas usdeg seizure as GovSD's Bay.
Collision.
TIE Williamsburg t.rryboas eo;!ided
with a cattle boat N she fog. One man
Wa Si!:ed and another fatally wounded.
The Losa cospaarick.
Tie slip Foyfarehi,e, now az tins port. Is
one of the same line ~ the Cos patrick. The
captain Of she EOriarshire states that the
CSspa.gick had been employed carrying
troops 60 India. Su. Of !ats has been cunning
! 20 Hew Zealand Hes voyage preyious 80
,his last one was enc carrying soolies Srsm
Calcutta 70 OsmeeatA. She was valued at
e6OO0s end probably Is insured in Lsndsn.
He believed the Cospatr1ck had the same
number cf boats ~ che EsYfarshiEc. sz,
two cutters. one Ion: :hoss. two life boats and
cue gig, capable et carrying $50 people.
The Cospa,rick officers and crew probably
Avmbesed sl'"u: forty persons
Nouk Oh the South Cafolfnas
Work on she scenme: Sou.h Carolina 3s
still progressing. She has moved shree.
quarters of a mils ossg the shoalss aud is IN
good condition.
The fiiton Evidence.
Tie bill Of particulars denied. Tilton may
introduce all HE papers In court.
Pacific 1laii fngesftgatfons
The Pacific Mail Steamship investigation
S'as yesumed this morning. Testimony was
adduced as to the false entries in the books
Of the company
After tho recess NJ. Oaiamser. cashier
of the Park Bank, was examined. He tes-
titled 4hat on the .thirtieth of Nav there
~as deposited by che Pacific Mail Company
sfa sum Of S27..OOe. which was placed to
she credit Of the BROOKLYN Trust COMPANY.
He was told 40 Che sime she deposit was
olado that ,he people Gerositins ;i we're re.
epons,3le Witness attention was first
drawn 10 this matter yesterday; had No
knswledg ge heyond this matter of the Brooke
!yn Trus: Compar.; could NOT tell by an
exa,nin alton Of his books by whom ehis
money was drawn. AT the time this de.
posi-: vas made tie Trust Company had .
deposis Of sl5i .ooe in the bank. The Bsook.
iyn Trust Company nor rheir successors did
no business with the bank, no1 had they
s;pcc their failure. The president of che
new company was Mr.. Ripley Ropes: did
not Know Il any Of the assets ef She Sll
company were banded ever t. the new.
Alderman u. Z. G. Billings test1ied that
Pacific Mail Company in November, 1871:
knew Mr.. Irwin hy sight; knew VI L:m be.
Ing sen. to Wsshing gton 30 fepresen. the
company: witness understands shat he was
there to procure ths passage OF the bin, but
did NOS know what msaps were employed;
was present at the meeting authorizing
Stock vel! to employ counsel and money in
order TO prepare the b;u and secure its pas.
sage: this was at the executive session.
and it was afterward ratified IN the meeting
Of the board Of directors; Mr.. Stockwe!l
, thought that $4,000 would be enough, bnt
no snm, either large Or small. was agreed
O$ the com Hany escaped the notice VI WIZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

4 frs s:ocS .: toys and youths goods
ifrom alne TO twenty gears! a. cost for
cash. at Gar:hwa'se Lewis Il 3lu!es's. No.
loV Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

The fact that swenty-seven men are want
ed by the San Francisco police for deserting
their wives, indicates q change Of senti-
ment from the time when the first white
woman vas received 10 California with .
procession.
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The Temperatures

Tie thermometer .. iSu;s Fr!g.sio'e. No
50 Cha.tres street. on December % stoo6 a.
fol!aws: At 8 4. 81. sso, at7P. NJ. :s': at 8
P.N- :;'. Lowest ps.n: during the nigh: ot
December %. c..
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az 81. .,s.~.A.,
WESTERN METROPOLIs,
H. s. QUICK Connaaeee.
Wiz ssesve hef wharf FOOT Of Jefferson Et1eey, %
SUNDAY January 3. at A. n.
TEeeo steamers have superior ccCnnoda tons
sOy passengers.
eGo.n 3aeeage.s.ss..s..s ss...s......o.e
SiVSgAESsss 30 ~
6;I::.s ~ .aGag signed through 20 Liverpool. G.Ss
gov, Breus. axe Ham burg.
shroagh Tickets for First c'sas ard steeYAse
meeting vieh Gaioas LINE Of S1eAness, SA.I.us
I:Cn New FORK ssssy VEONESTAye
For syeigai a. Passage apply 70
;tHy u. itDwiGsEN, Aee4e.
.. .. No. l9e Common street
The sss.mefip :lYSSlSS1PP1 VII. follow, leaving
An SATURDAY :sI;,arr ~ II s A. NJ jas
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FOREIGN
The 8urAiue Of the S.esbatric

The 8urAiue Of the Cospatricks
LONDON. Decembe1 S9.~Ths eeported
burning Of the Cospatrick is confirmed.
There are only three known eureivors-the
mate and two sesmen. They were picked
mp after tee lays in o. open boa:s sIbsis:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

Pit:sfsid gray CASHMERE coates santa ana
~sess fss - ,! narthwsiteo l.swsss Sg NILE
ies'ss See 30g Con poS e.Nes.
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INSTANTANEOUS.
III OLNl..AND,

HoLfLAND'
ENGRAVEK AND PRIN TER
No. Is st. Charles street.
Sals Invitations Wedding and Visiting Cards:
neatly engraved and printed. AsOs all kinds OF
general engraving in the best style Ball COMM il.
sees specially invited to call and see his seec.
Sion OF OF ders of dancing and German favOrs, -
DE is satisfied that the most fasIidious viii be
pleased Special attention will bo 81 ven to the
engraving OF New Years cards. del5 cod
ORANGE TREES. TREES.
have for safe from 1000 TO 5000 fine ORANGE
TRESS from two to six years of age, superior
quality. will sell at q very low price at my
&arsery, CarrOI.fen Gardens.
aiel3 I'm u.- ~ DAN B1CkGk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

Moore, for New Orleans az P. NJ. River souT:ee.
lee- ,lrss -ccies, and -islng Weathe. Gear: weS.
&.:A Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

NAV OKl.kAHss SCs IADUlD
~ asD CHICAGO &AiLRolD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On anf aitef December %. 1874,
SrA.ns depart and arrive a. follows 1rona CSlops
s,,.. street. sspot' .x.yv,
s.,.s!o .ss:oeA. E,,re.... 80 ?. y.
nsil......... 700 p. n. Mail.. ..... 1l:1 l. n
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through 70 81
Louis. Ct :cagc and Louisville.
ON! ore Change Of sleeping cara 70 SastesS
c!tee.
TTcke.e FOR safe and inform stior G'sen 1t 10. -
Camp street. corner Of Common.
A. D. SHELDON. Agent
ial2ly z. n. FROST. General Nsfseef.
VlhE MOBILE LINE.
On and after Sovember 16. 1874.
Trains w.. IEAc z iepo' foot Of Canal street. ~
iolOvG
S.prees and mai dai,v.............. S:l0 4. n.
Through, ligh: express. dsily........ 4:I5 P. II.
ARRIVE:
Express ard mai: daily........:....... 2:1j P. y.
Through night express, daily .......:IS:OO p. y.
This s the only iine running through Pullman
Palace Cars TO ST. Louis. Louisville. Charlotte Ane
Virginia Springs.
City Hotel.
Geuera' Passenger Agent.
c. II. ALLEN,
mvl3 Genera Manager
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-30

The wage Of sip j. desth, vitb sure psy1
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. A. MURRAY .
CISTERN MAKER
Nee 1ol MaSaxise street. between jalS9
and St. Joseph streets.

DIPLOMAS AWARDED IN lS72 AND 1857 4,
cisterns made to order aud repaired. Al WORK
warranted. A lot Of csterns, from 1000 to SO,0
eAlions made Of the best material and workman.
chip, kept corstantly % hand and 1DF sAe At ptoo1
~suit the kmAa Grds.s promptly attended %
4kl6 "
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VOLUME VI1I--NO. 225.
BREMEN.

North German liot6s
LEANS. VIA AAVEL, SOUTHAMPTON All
HAVANA.
A The stsamsaips Of the SsisA
45f German .los. go 's'u'n' .l.''
regular tr1pt next fal: 40 Soiswe:
Further days Of departure win - Advs.t,ses
hereafter.
FROM Grenee S.sm New Urlsank
HANNCVEk. November lecember
FRANKf URT.. december January 3
KOELF. December - January -
TIE ste am.Ts touch outward - Eav1s and Hs
Sana and sE tbs.1 home TIP ~ EaealS and
southam otop. 10 land apd secs.oe passengers end
t.eigt:.
Prices OF PASSAGE.
Eysn Ssesls1. Southampton OF 4Svye TO GsvaBo
o. Ssv OylsSno.
~ golc
FsoA New cy.eans or Havana to Southampton.
HAVE o. ESemsD.
- Goj6
I. From Sew Orleans 70 EavsaA.
G6piE a = % g0iC
StteTags 10 gold
Passage :ickete :S0m Bremen. Southampton OF
SGS 3SSs!Ief 1asteUi6ys arp.v to
-. .F.S1OCkNEYER co, Arefts
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RA1lRVAUSs
EX(ERAlOA TO !lOBSLEs
TO a.evarsNodaee shoee pefsOns wishing - -.
tend the celebration u M61ik NEW YEARS EVE
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.of the ensuing season. and having made aTrsnse'
srerss shat Will. trust. mee: she appreciation 0
The most sastidious. ! respectfully so.s!; She
patronage OF N. friends and the public.
ao4 Sun CHARLES ). HcYf
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EXPLANATION. OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The nine remaining ante of the same ten OF the
janmbere drawing the first three full prizes wis 10
entitled TO the twenty seven approximation prizes.
For example, lf ticket No. l246 draws the $2C 600
prize chose tickets numbered i24l l242 l24Ss l244
624b 1247 l248 i249 and 1850 Will each be entitled
30 $500 u .icke: No. 23i draws the = 10 000 pyize.
chose tickets numbered 232, 233 234s 235 236 237s
g38 23a and 2iO VIII each be entitled TO S2Oos II
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nnmbered AL 442 4a3 444 44Ss as6o S7s siS and s4s
syil6 be sacs entitled 10 $780,
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seSs, ~ 50 d; Eighthss - 25s
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