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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-06-18
MEDICAL.
III. b. MARTIN, M. L

III. b. MARTIN, M. ID.
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. once En-
Il ptre Block, Main street. Tif1n, o.
NJ 15-
H. Q. WELLS.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Sur.
III geon. ONCE in Kirchner Block ,ovel
VOLTS Shoe Store. Mch2S-ly.
T. j. CRONISE, NJ. D.,
nFFERS his professional services to the
" people of THIN ard vicinity. Office op-
posite First National Bank.
j. p. kINNAMAN, N. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE
Il over Brown, Schlosser & Co.'s Dry
Goods Store, Tifdn, Ohio. Residence Green
field street, near Heidelberg College.
W. H. sTOVER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
II SURGEON, Tim, Ohio. once hours
saturdays i Is from m ID 4. II. 70 tte0 ] T. X. otfce
over Buskirk's Grocery Store.
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a nee over Huss' Book store, opposit'
the Court House.
Nor 2o Ie7G
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WILLTAM ]. CRAWFORD. a. d..

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
u ofice in Empire Block, over Williard'i
Grocery store. Thankful for patronage dur
ng the past three years, and viii continue
TO serve the public in all branches OF ths
Medical Profession. Residence, Perry st.
wodoors west of Washington.
Ii
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WE, the people of the State OF Ohio,
grateful 20 Almighty God for our
freedom, to secure its blessings and
promote our common welfare, do es-
tablish this Constitution.
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ARTICLE V.
Electiue Erdnchise.

Section l. Every male citizen ol
the United States, Of the age of twen-
ty-one years, who shall have been q
resident of the State one year next
preceding the election, and of the
county, township or ward in which
he resides, such time as may be pro-
vided by law, shall have the qualitiea-
tions of an eleetOr, and be entitled 10
vote at all elections.
Sec. 2. No idiot, or insane person,
shall be entitled to the privileges OF
an elector.
Sec. 3. The general assembly shall
have power to exclude from the priv
ilege of voting, or being eligible to Of
| flee, any person convicted of bribery,
perjury or other infamous crime.
Sec. 4. All elections shall be by
ballot. EF
Sec. 5, Electors, during their at
tendance at elections, and in going TO
and returning therefrom, shall be
privileged from arrest in all cases, ex-
cept treason, felony and breach ofthe
peace.
Sec. G. No person shall be deemed
to have gained or lost his residence
as an elector, by reason of his pres
ence or absence in the service OF the
United States, or in the navigation OF
the high seas or waters OF the United
States, or by reason of his presence OF
absence for any temporary purpose.
Sec. Z. Every elector in the actual
military service of the United States
or of this State, and not in the regu-
lar army, may exercise the right o.
suffrage, at such place and under such
regulations as may be prescribed by
law.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-06-18

DEALER in Butter, Eggs, Lard, Poultry
~ and az knqS SOL 91 rFTP9e9nees PeT for which b,
Farmers will do well TO call at his room n
Empire Block under Pennsylvania Store
rTrr.1,f ,frq,T H..
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-06-18

n KINZER, Proprietor. Market ST., Tif
". m, Ohio. The house has been thor
oughly overhauled, has good stabling, and 1
all necessaries in good stvle.
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DENTISTS.
Dr. Q. Q. aEILHARz,
- CURGEON DENTIST. once in Empire
- Block over the PENNSYLVANIA Store
T. w HAYF0RD
nE " M1HTIN-

nURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN.
- TIST. ONCE on Washington st., ovel
Buskirkis Grocery Store, lst door leading K
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ARTICLE XVI
Manenrnena1a.

Section /. Columbus shall oe tss .s
seat Of government, until otnet"iS'
provided by law.
Sec. 2. The printing OF tue -ss Is-s,
journals, bills, legislative doeuInenses -
and papers for each Dfancn u ~"
fcoxrrSUED on SECOND PAeE-I
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TIFFM H0TSR-

ID P. Myers, Proprietor. Tifnn, Q. Full ac
IS well as for the public generally.
nq-lU
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{. Il. GIBSON. r @. PEEEISGTol
iHS90Hl;E%LUTES.

A TToRNEYs AT LAW, TinsD, Ohio or
n nee, opposite. National Block
May 10.
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HOTELS.
HAYS HOuSI


WY W. REED Proprietor, Fostoria, o
w. Newly RENTED and will be kept in
she best style.
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County and Township Organizations.
Section /. Each county shall be q
body corporate, with such organiza-
ton, powers, immuDities and liabiil-
ties as may be prescribed by law. All
suits and proceedings by or against
county shall be in the name thereof.
Sec. 2. The general assembly shall
provide by law for the election Ofsuch
county and township officers as may
be necessary. The county auditor,
county treasurer and prosecuting at
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and cannot be ascertained by reason
able diligence.
SEC. q. This enumeration of
rights shall no. be construed to inn
pair or deny Others retained by the
people; and all powers not he Elm del
gated remain with the people.
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sAffELL a BALDWIN

MANUFACTURES OF TIE
M UNION CHURN,
Union Grooved Washboard, Adjustable
Clothes Racks, Hand Sleds, Slaw Cutters, and
All kinds of Turned Work. South End
Wire Bridge. THIN, o. 1el3-ly
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GEEERAL BUILDERS AND CONTRAC-
" toTs lor Blocks and Dwellings. Specid-
e1aons and Drawings furnished at reaSona-
Dls pIlees' Eln contract or superintend al
dress at Tim, Ohio 1,151v
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JAMEs BURGER

81 Boilers, Smoke Stacks, &C. ReDairfns
promptly done. Works on River street
near the Wooden Mills Tfff5n Ohso
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID. Q. MYERS,
CARPENTER AND JOINER. VIII take
" Contracts TO erect any kind Of build
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-06-18

"a Real Estate, Claim, and General Insur-
ance Azent, Tim, Ohio. Once In GTum-
neil's Block, opposite The First National
Bank.
June II.
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TEFFIN B0TTER vVoa7zz

A UCIlONEER. Speaks both German
~ and English. Viii answer calls for tovr
and country at reasonable rates, Address
Green Spring, Ohio. o4-lv
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ing from the school trust fund, will
secure a thorough and efficient system
Of common schools throughout the
state. No religious or other sect shall
ever have exclusive right TO, or con-
troll of any part Of the school funds OF
the state.
Sec. ,. Women, having such quail
ificstious as 10 age, citizenship and
residence as may be prescribed for
electors, shall be eligible to any Office
under the school laws, except that of
state commissioner Of common
schools.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-06-18

A TTORSEY AT Law. Legal business OF
"a all kinds, conveyancinR, examination
of titles. ETC., promptly attended TO. Patents
obtained by direcf application 20 the Patent
once. once over Nellgh's Clothing Store.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-01
.AnlasSe11lenfS.

: ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-A fair house greeted
the introduction of "Uncle Tom for the
second time this season, and Mr.. Bldwell
should be congratulated on the rapid sue
cession of novelties he has lately put on the
Academy stage. The charming Miss Alice
Harrison as 7opsy, inspired rs again with
higher appreciation of her dramatic versa
tilty than we heretofore had. There are
few ladies on the American stage who are
better capable of assuming such varied
series of roles as this talented lady.
"Uncle Toms CABIN" has little in it to
entice the pleasure seeker, there being a
vein of sadness running through the entire
piece Notwithstanding this, however, last
nights performance was what would be
considered more than ordinary. Miss Sallie
de Angels gave further evidence Of her
wonderful precocity.
As everybody tonight will be away from
home attending the benefit of the ever
courteous Exit" the police should be more
than ordinarily vigilant. Go early, if you
want seat.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-01
The Courts.
Second Dtstrfct Court.

SUGGESTIONS opened in this curt since last report
are those of Josephine Adele Hardy de boispanc "e
~ j O. Chalon, and that of Vim. Maher
Superior District Court.
IN to the time Of going to press no new petitions
had been filed in this court and on the Docket 1or
trial to-day, there are cases Of public interest.
Fourth District Court.
Illness still detains Judge Lynch from performing
the duties the bench nor is it expected that lie VIII
be able to open court before Monday
No new petitions filed. The civil rights suit against
the Academy of Music will come up soon for trial
Here comes one of the female gender into the ring
and throws down the gauntlet in the cause OF the
Civil Rights bill The classic named Cynthia, sur
named Davis out of respect for III ,dern institutions
through her attorney, files petition Tor $5oo damages
against n Kuntz, for refusing to sell her glass OF
soda water. The petition, as drawn by the cele,
brated ~ Morris Chester, of lately acquired Legal
fame is q rare piece of rhetorical composition. and
for the amusement and edfcation of the pubic we
will reproduce it at length in our evening edition.
Fifth and Sixth District Courts.
Nothing Of vital importance in these Courts to-day
Judge Culum will tomorrow listen to the continue
ton of the snit of Holbrook Hobrook with regard
to the plea Of res go.judicdtd.
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About the City.

Accidentally Ktlled.-A coored man. naiIle
unkpown about ~ years Of age while nu, ung alo!s
the line OF the N. o. and T. H. r., on "Wednesday, ~
the rear of Latres plantation, Jefferson parish sPpe
ana fell between the crossties Of the track ms gun
the same time going of lodging in bis LETT sac ana
reaching his heart, killed him instantly. torones
louis Gzudet held inquest, and the jury feturne
a verdict in accordance with the above lacls.
Droxyned,-A man named Geo. Diehr, carpentr
by trade employed the bell-boat Usage. iel over
board last evening at about $40 ociock' sno ""'
drowned. His body was not recovered
from Yesterdays Evening EditionI
r,-.-v.os. s,OOO.-At 10 O'Clock this morning. q
fre broke out in the one story frame house situated
on the corner OF Broad and New Toulouse street; 81
bnbone alley. The property was owned Dy ~
RonsseIot and occupied by Mrs Serna. Neither the
nronerty or the kurniture insured. 1otal iosa
$1,000 the house being valued At 500 ana tne iurn
ture at 5000. The cause OF the nre is uhkho"n ou
Ia suppOsed to have been the work OF an lncenuiary
The alarm was turned in from the corner OF st. Anne
and Miro streets from box 242 Department promptly
on hand
A Chanpe-The building at tbs corner OF Cont
and Royal streets, which has been Tor some .le poe
used as a free varieties shown use, has been pur
chased by the city. he proprietor has thereior'
closed his business for the present Mr.. Flynn, IN
neat little note yesterday addressed 10 mayor WIZ
| enclosed $50 for the benefit OF the sufferers
| Wants "a Rtg,-One Golden r 'binson. being de
;ors of having full ball outfit went for lot Of ar
tAcia flowers and set of false curs, all valued
twenty i've dollars He is also charged by the offce
with having weapons OF dang rons cnarac.sI ANU
his person. He now rests in the First Preclhct.
| Police Notes.-The fair Annie Hollins went fo
the cothes-chest of Madame Eugene and purloine'
therefrom two shees and one blanket, all valued
about SIS. Annie went to the Fourth on charge
larceny. ,.., a., -
Toulouse street, between Burgundy aud Dauphlne
enticed into her abode an unknown innocent, iron u,
whom she purloined the sum OF $lo IN currency. ~
len rested last night the soft side Of plank in tn
| Third.
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HIGH WATERS AND LOSS OF PROP
ERTY.

From the East Pascagoulian we clip the
following:
The tremendous and long continued rains
have swollen our acknowledgements and
Dog-beyond all precedence. On Thursday
Mr.. VIM. Griffin told us that he had been
living here for twenty years, and within MS
recollection. there never had been such nv
era. In the great storm Of go, the water at
Moss Point 1eight miles up the river) had
been about as high as it then was, but that
was from the strong sOntherly winds driving
mn the waters from the scund but as the
rivers, at the time he spoke, were still rising
at the rate of half an inch per hour, by that
afternoon it was even higher than in l76o
Judge Krebs, an old citizen, who was
raisedn here, says that the waters were
never as high before. On Thursday eve 1lng
the waters were at a stand at Moss Point,
and commenced to decline, then being three
or four feet deep on the "island,' where IS
one of the Denny mills, hotel and sc veral
stores; it was three feet deep in the Office
| of Denny & Co., and also in Price 4 WOOD :
store Unfortunately great many ra1ts OF
timber had lately been brought down ny the
lopmen. and were still IN the rivers; and as
much Of this is swept away, we fear the loss
to our millmen will be great, particularly
to the firms of Denny & co. and Griffin ~ q
Co. We suppose that 1000 logs-about $6oot
will scarcely cover the loss in logs to oul
millmen, not counting the lumber when
NAV be lost and the damage to mills anG
bridges.
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GRAND GERMAN VOLKSFEST,
For the Benefit of
THE GERMAN PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Sunday and Monday, May and 4,
At the FAIR GROUNDS.

The Festival will be inaugurated by GRAND
CONCERT, to commence Sunday at u O'Clock
The formal opening will take place at O'Clock pre-
cisely in the great Exposition Bui'ding. The pro-
pramme consists of operate selections by Double
Orchestra: Orations in English and German, by
M. ssrs CHAS F. LUCK and X. HANSCHKE; Songs
by the German Gles club, etc.
A Series of Popular Plays and Games,
under the leadership of Mr. LOUIS STEIN, will COM
m4nce at O'Clock, sistng of Running races for
boys and girls rooster in the pot; sack race mixing
shoes: water railroad sausage swapping; Wheelbar-
row race; blindfolded; rope jumping; football play
ing; greasy pig, etc.
Other amusements in abundance.
An extensive and we'll supplied Restaurant loca ion
in the Exhibition Building next to the Race Stard,
wi be under the charge Of the
LADIES' AID ASSOCIATION,
VIII re all the decacies of the be had at the
lowest city prices
Two large Orch stras are Engaged and daccing on
the platform, we'll as in the main building, Will be
kept up un il II O'Clock in the evening.
The grounds will be brilliantly illuminated, and
str ct order ma intalned.
The several bars are under charge of well.known
citizens members of tine Association
On Monday, May 4,
the p og anime of the first day, except the opening
ceremonies will be repeated.
The friends of the little orphans, and the public IN
general, cordially invited.
Tickets-Fifty cents. Children free.
F. DELBONDIO, President.
ap22td GEO STROMEYER, Secretary.
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Lawyers Fees-Bowing to client 50,
shaking hands with him $40, inquiring about
his health $50, saying good-by $40. Total
for thirty seconds interview S45.
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EOundries.

II Feds FOUNDRY (ESTABLI- HE'D IN
/ 1925, corner Delord and Foncher streets. We
manufacture Steam Engines and Boiler Sugar Mills,
Sugar Kettles. Saw Mills and Draining Machines,
Cotton Presses, Newell Screws, Gin Gearing, Crate
Bars Furnace Mouths, all kinds of Plantation and
Seamh Works. and every description of Machinery
for the South LEEDS CO
apI9 I'm
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IOst-EO,tnd.

r OST-A WHITE TERRIER, WIFI A
large brown spot around each eye. German silver
color on no name it. The finder W ii De SUIT
ably rewarded upon returning to the owner, No 64t
Raronne street near Fourth ap3D 3t*
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The Bride Of an Hour.
Special to the Chicago Times
New YORK, April %.

New YORK, April %.
FRlGHTFUIIY TRAGIC INTERRUPTION or A
WEDDING JOURNEY.
Maria re and death followed each other
with fearful rapidty at East Meadow, Long
Island, on last night. Miss Belle Palmer
belonged to one of the principal families of
that place. She was married last night at
her parents residence by Rev. MI. Bedell.
After engaging for about an hour in the tes-
tivities of the evening, the bride and groom
were about to drive off to meet the tram
and start on the wedding tour The car
rage was ready for their reception; Miss
Palmer was handed into the vehicle, and she
playfully took up the reins.
At this moment some member of the
household, from behind neiglboring fence,
fired Of muskct as . parting salute to the
young couple. The sudden report startled
the horse, and breaking from his fastenings,
the animal rushed down the village street at
a terrific pace At length the horse, in at
tempting to round a short curve, overturned
the carriage, throwing the lady to the
ground with great force. AS she had be-
come entangled in the lines she could not
extricate herself, and was dragged over the
rough and stony road with trighttnl velo-
city. The carriage went to pieces. and the
ruins were strewn along the road for a long
distance, but still the frightened animal con-
tinued to run Finally his mad career was
abruptly checked by falling INTO ditch by
the roadside, the lady being dragged down
after. In few minutes the relatives and
husbands came up bearing lanters, and by
their dim light CHASTITY spectacle was re-
vealed.
The horse was kicking and struggling in
its vain attempt to escape, and the young
bride was half submerged in pool of water.
Her head was almost torn from her body :
every limb was broken in number of
places, and her whole body was bruised and
lacerated in manner impossible to describe.
With some difficulty the unfortunate woman
was taken out and laid on a stretcher. A
look of unutterable agony was upon her
still beautiful features, showing what fright
full torture she must have endured during
the short but terrible ride. The bereaved
husband was inconsolable, and the parents
were nearly wild with grief at the sudden
and awful death of their only daughter.
The horse was found to have broken both
his fore egs. and he was killed at once to
end his misery.
The New York Uorld says there was a
famous English judge once who, being
asked how long he thought sermon ought
to last, promptly replied: Not more than
twenty minutes, certainly, with leaning to
the side Of mercy"
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IL ACTS OF PROCURATION OR
n Powers of Attorney to whomsoever granted by
me heretofore, are rev, ked and annuled from ana
4 fter this date V. G. TOURNADES
New orleans Nav J. 1874. my1 3t*
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Rooms and Board.

nELIGIITFUL COOL FURNISHED
IL 1ooms on principal ihoronshfare, Canal, near
Rampant, convenient to re -taurants ana business
INQUIRE at 231 Canal street. Terms moderate.
10
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Wants.

WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR TIVE
w nicely furnished rooms, with or without board
in a strictly private family-no children. Inquire
100 Jackson street APPS str
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER-
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
Giving Through Tickets to
lsAla, Boston, Nav York. Philade. phs, Balti-
more, Warrington City, Buffalo, Pitts
burg Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville. and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS.
Will leave % below at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
aLEVs OE.
Thomas g. Calhoon Captain; E. D. Miller clerk,
SATURDAY, May 2
SUSIE SILVER,
D. II. Silver capt in; J. 8. Lehmer, clerk;
WEDNESDAY, Mayo.
JAMES HOWARD,
B.R Peeram, captain; J. H. Chassaing, clerk;
SATURDAY, May 9.
Issuing as usual, Through Bills OF Laolng IN COZ
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West
mv1 1874 Grayier street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

ST CHARLES HOTEL.
YIN Rnaae, NY W F Burr, Washington
! p Ba, CERT Pa WIN Hampton, Texas
I r Ramos city G Banherm, L.
! Horne Pa VIM Tn mpsOn, Pa
Mcclure, Pa Buste cent AMerlc"
r Fdwards SIC Mierxson
o Muller ampoei
r Smy tn JoVar
J 8 Denman, n Newaii'
Gen C Caldwell, Q s co Mash'
Minister to Pa aqua J NJ White city
Hugely. Texas MISS hugely Ieaas
4 r CONVERGE Mo WR Robert Texas
Mrs Petty, Texas O. Rogers 4
r A Rotterdam Eng Saml Cragin, La
H Lockhait family. Te1a'.
CITY HOTEL.
Geo Milburn. Ind Miss Topkns and child
P Phillip, Memphis MISS 49,.
G. 4 KOuns 5 McM1lIan MISS
y I Buckley and wifi. Miss Vim Jones, Texas
J B Thomas, Texas Johnson, texas
J Smith Texas M Mes-' MISS
Thos Shacke ford, Miss NJ Hlilyard MISS
| J G Lucas, Miss " NJ francis MISS
Gen @ G. Graham, La Mr. aid Mrs u 6ranam
| Miss Graham, La La
! " Ford and svt, Texas D Armitage, La
| Mrs w Wynn. Texas Wynn, Texas
| Theo Herp NY Ell Kupfee, Texas
TIM Anderson Texas Mrs Tripiant. Texas
w Poitevant, Miss Jas Conher Jr, Ala
| G Wood Miss Newby, texas
| W Henden Texas q McDavld. 1exAs
| G. Burton Mrs Patter Texas
Selby, La 1harp
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To Red River Passengers a nd shippers.
The side. wheel steamer SELMA. T. E. Jacobs Master,
will leave positively SATURDAY Cd inst, at O'Clock
P M for Shreveport, jefferson and all landings
Red River.
For further information, apply to
GEO. d. HITE, Agent,
.,. ME- ~ 4 TchnnnitOulas Street.
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TTAkApAs AND ATCHAFALAYA.

ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
ooo~-~~ooo~>>o~C
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves OH SATURDAY, May 2, at 5 P. M.
For SimspOrt, Churchvtlle ana
l@AQ{kt, all landings the Atchafalaya River,
Bayou Chene, Pattersonville, Centreviue,
Franklin, Charenton, Jeanerette, New Iberia, Fausse
Ponte St. Martfnsville, and all landings on Bayou
Teche-The light draft passenger steamer
Ida,
T. p Forpay master A. Meynier, clerk.
will leave as above For freight or passs apply on
h ard or to j. E. CARLIN, Delta street.
n.y1
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAST U. S. MAIL EXPRESS PACKET
Leaves Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 9 A. Nj.
For Pilot Town, Southwest
l1a,S Pass and all Coast andings-The fast ex.
a13A%R press U. $. Mail steamer
Marie.
w. s. Bassett, master,
will leave as above, punctualy ON just below Canal
street terry landing; returning every Wednesday and
SATURDAY. taking this boat arrive at their
destination without delay, as she runs on schedule
me- Makes all landings to Fort Jackson in daylight,
ap21-1m
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Anl,Isen.eaats.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Tuesday 81 d Wednesday,
Apr Il % and 20. ,
vcr uARRIC, N IN THE Roy DETECTIVE.

Apr % and 20,
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Thursday, April ~,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Friday. Mayl.
Annual Benefit of ]. KITTRIDGE
When will be presented the comedy of AUNT CHAR
IOTTE'S MAID, OLIO SPECIALTIES.
Another drama in two1acts entitled CAPITOL.
SATURDAY NOON-Last Gift Matinee Of the Season.
SPLENDID GRAND PIANO.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY NIGHr-UNCLE TOM and
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