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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09

ponderancia, su riqueza y sus doml-
MOS, como imponente centlnela sobre
los muros que cuStodia.
Mirad la Russia abarcandolo todo,
previendolo todo de pie sobre los ha-
Iuartes de sus ciudades y a la puerta
de sus cuarteles, pronta tomar parte
en- la contienda sin igual que Sc ella
bora; vea, en- fin, hasta la Turqnfa,
Relgica, Dinamarca, Suecia, todas
agitadas, todas conmovidas, todas en-
vueltas en- esa confus on tremenda &c
ideas, de polftica, de acontecimientos
reciprocos, de perfodos culminantes
iAd6nde vamos a parar? iCual es
ell porvenir que en- ese caos espera a
las naciones, 4 la humanidad que gira
toda, digamoso asf a impulse de ese
eie gigantesco que Sc llama Europa,
y en- esa 6rbita espantosa de la poh
tica moderna, que tiene por base la
fuerza bruta por norte la ambicion
8 la defensa de sus fronteras, 8 algo
indefnido, algo providencial que Sc
siente y no Sc toca.
iAd6nde vamos & rarar? pregun-
tamos nosotros, preguntan todos; Eu-
ropa Sc confunde, ell orbe sc. extreme
ce, los hombres temen y NADIA espe-
ran.
iQu:Gn es capaz de sondear los
tenebrosos arcanos de 10 future?
Y nosotros los espanoles, quebranta
dos tanto y tanto, despues de haber
atravesado tan calamitosos perfodos y
haberexcitado con nuestros desaciertos
y nuestras imprudencias, parte de ese
vertigo que por fortuna va pas6, la
compassion va que no la animadVersion
de la Europa entera, asolados con dos
guerras, una infame y traidora en-
nuestra hermosa y grande Antilla,
otra desgarradora que asola nuestra
felcidad y troncha en- flor generacio-
nes de valientes en- una empresa san
grienta, colocados por nuestra situa
cion topografca EN- la avanzada de
las naciones, pero bajo ell lnhujo del
foco universal de la polftica reinante,
ia que podemos aspirar, que podemos
prever, que debemos esperarg Triste
es conlesario; Un tempo hubo, no
muy lejano desgraciadamente 60 que
al asaItarnos esta fat1dica idea la san
gre enrojecfa nuestro rostro, ell do
lor despedazaba nuestro pecho, y la
esperanza hu1a de nuestra alma aeon
gojada.
Temiamos, ST, por la mission, hasta
por ell sitio que nos era reservado ell
ese anchuroso campo donde tai vez
en- breve Va decidirse desastrosa-
nente de los destinos de los puebIos
que en- tan intrlncado c&os Sc CON
tunden y rebosan!
All! que dias tan tristes presentfa-
mos!
iNosotros uncidos al caro- de que
IRA de ninguna nacion extranjera, nos
otros, hijos de la patria de los heroes
asidos un giron de una andera ad-
venediza! Janas!
Asf exclamabamos, ST, pero en- ell
vertigo de la desesperacion y de la
locura; la eSperanza Ia habfamos va
abandonado, la f6 hufa.- Pero pare
ce que la Providencia quiere salyar
nos.
Respiremos, pues, hoy; miremos
indiferentes, como meros espectado
res, confados en- a prudencia y en- la
polltica de los patriotas que rigen
nuestros destinos; sigamos con afan
en- la noble empresa de nuestra reor-
ganizacion moral y material, que bas-
tante tehemos nosotros a que aten-
der para que nos entrometamos en-
asuntos ajenos, y avancemos siempre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09
-Fuera ell espfa con faldas, vociferaHl

-Fuera ell espfa con faldas, vOciferar@
algunas voces, fuera fuera!
-Orden, 6rden ciudadanos, que
aquf hubiere Judas seran durameute e'
carmentados, Pero 5quien es esa muJsI'
-Esa muier, contesto Virginia en- eS'
celente castellano, es una quien Ia 10 ID
fausta rebellion la arrebatado padres, her
manos y fortuna. Es una de tantaS Vcu'
mas que lloran las consecuencias de esscI
naval sangriento e infecundo que prVa
los padres de. sus hijos, q la hermans y
su hermano. al nino de sus padres
huerfano de su hereucia. Es la VOC GS =
conciencia que cuando We a los hOmO'SS
cisgos en- sus proyectos de muerte
destruction viene decirles, aqui en- u'
dio del foco de las malas pasiones, mlrSn
do cara a cara y sin rencor perO D ~
lastima los asesinos de Arturo f!S'
vosotros sois unos Gaines que prac".~0 .s0
ell fratricidio en- grande escala: VOSOa
hjos de espanoles no teneis razon Pa
arrogares la reinvindicacion de lOs sOD :.
dos derechos de la raSa india que
extingui6 en- Cuba 81 hubo espsuD .oa
que cometieron errores, ellOs l"0 -,
vuestros propios abuelos, yuestrO' .irs :
dres, J ningun hijo tiene derecho l'. Fl
juzgar q los autores de su exlslsD' d
Glen mil families habeis hundluV n
la miseria, en- la prostitucioo, el :,
oc6eano de lagrimas. Cesad' ceSau ;rJ
hombres despiadados, en- vuestra cli~ .nj,s
carrera. Compadeceos de tantas ''a ana.
de tantos hu6rfanos. de taut9s an," ,.is
como habeis conducido Ia de's% nop
Sois hoTnbres, sois cristianos, sois -. :.sOs
sab,es de vuestros hecbos aEte 81 ''''
liable rlbunsl de Dios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09

en- las Was del verdadero progreso
saunque oigamos al mundo entero eY.
clamar absorto: 5Adonde vamos q pa.
rar?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-09

Tenemos una buena noticia One
dar a los que tienen correspondence
telegrafica con Europa. Los cables
del Atantico a partir de hoy 8 redu-
cen sus tarifas desde un peso que cos.
taba cada palabra cincuenta centavos
Asf pues un despacho de diez palabras
para Espana costara:
De Puerto Rico 4 Nueva-
York. S11 20
De Nueva York a Ingla-
terra g..
De ALI a Espafla -----. 175
Total $780,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

A book that will interest scientific pco.
ulc will shnrilv lc isoueJ hy a pLiioLol.
rLi, Lnn,o GTlm lao II g,o,m.W Ly
II.' 't o" I,i,,ina ,r." mali, Ln"',i, %
Professor iIa'l,S' ! he '''"'" h!pn',eS''
Of the book Il lIiat all storms result from
a tendency to restore an equilibrium in
the atmosphere which has been disturbed
by change Of Temperature, and that this
,cndoncv T. moniicslcd in two Iircclions
G.., i,, ,r.sOr,I, ,o.non,i;cniotiv f.nm
,s' y" U"',s' i ,,tl, T.. ,,'!,' no IT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08
Moody and SnnkCy,

The ChriSiian Union finds occasion to
criticsO the scheme Of religion in Mr..
MOody's sermons as crude and narrow. 1t
does not lament in Mr., Moody the lack OF
the critical and inQuiring spirit, but 1t
cannot wholly approve his theology. ale
says nothing" ii notes, "in these address,
cs Of any necessity Of warfare with evil
habits or the cultivation and gradual lie.
yGlOpment Of character. On the contrary
he sometimes expressly repndiates any
such necessity. lie insists, again and
again, that absolutely no condition IL
annexed to Gods offer Of free pardon
There is no intimatiOn that itis necessary
to rcnouncC and fOrsakG sin. Thus, Il
imagine some Of you will say, 81 haven't
anything to DO" Well, you haven't.
Salvation has been worked out for you
by another This, without n word. Of
qualification or reserve, and insisted on
over and again. Apparently, in Mr..
Moody's view, Christ'S saCriIiCinl death
has not only taken the place Of the sin
ncr's punishment; 1t has saved him from
oil necessity for exertion. OF the New
Testament exhortation, Repent and be.
liovc,' Mr.. Moody seems to recognize only
the last half" The Union quotes also the
sermon about "blood," which we recently
quoted, and another in which Mr.. Moody
says. ave say, Our Father, which art in
heaven Agrent many people are lost by
that prayer. It ia not the Lords prayer,
but the disciples prayer. The Lords
prayer Is in the 18th chapter OF 81. John.
Satan rocks many of in n cradle to sleep
on that so.callcd Lords prayer. None
but n disciple Of Christ can use IL, and
say Our Father To the unsavcd,
Christ said, 'Ye are Of your father the
devil" In point Of fact, il finds that the
sermon on the Mount-in which the
Lords prayer, rs We still prefer to call it,
occurs-docs not furnish any noticeable
element to Moodys teaching. Finally,
ain the Contngion Of his characteristic
sympathy, courage, ChCerfulncsR, trust in
God, ar,lor for the service Of mcn-licS
the best part Of his power" However
preferable elevated and intellectual con.
ccptions Of religion may be to the notions
Of Mood and Marley, etc, II must be con-
fesscd that there's very little Christian
spirit in thia, from the fibcrai Chriaidn.
We have lived to acc the time when re.
ligi0n has been reduced to about the
same sensational level as the aidc.showa
II a circus. Just now We are Ovcrrun
with Bible readers, Ia varlcy, who mix
up Scripture texts and inappropriate
anecdotes in truly delightful fashion, cx.
lIOrters who have nothing to say and say
Il at length, rCvivnlists who have fatal
flow Of language without correspond.
ing flow Of ideas. men and women wEO
dance on ecclesiastical tight ropes
and perform religious jugglery to the
great cdiliCatiOn Of "the Masses Such
exhibitions may for time "split the ears
Of the grOundlinga," but unless people
are "iools besides being unidentified, :" we
should suppose they would rec through
the religion" thus presented, and prefer
to TAKE their piety in slightly different
form.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08
Third District Democratic Cat
eChiSIn.

SNAAANAs
What place had the permanent seat Of
government
Charleston.
In what Congressional district is
Charleston located?
In the Third district.
What is the Third district politically =?
Overwhelmingly Democratic,
Who we're the prominent agitators Tor
the overthrow OF the old Constitution?
The Democratic leaders Of the Third
district.
What district gave the majority that
called the Convention to destroy the old
Constitution?
The Third district.
What district gave the majority that
ratified the new Constitution?
The Third district-the other two dis.
tricts voting against ratification?
Did tho new Constitution reopen the
Capital question?
1t did,
Was it in consequence of the adoption
Of the new Constitution that Charleston
lost the Capital?
1t was.
Who we're they then that sold out
Charleston on the Capital question?
Judge Furguson, II. $. Walker, and the
other Democratic leaders Of the Third
District.
Who are the men now urging the PEG.
pie to violence because Of the removal Of
the Capital?
The same who played the role Of Judas
lscuriot to the people in selling out
Charleston before.
What should the people OF the Third
district do with these dastardly bctraycrs
Of their interests?
AS u matter OF safety to themselves
now, and as warning to traitors in the
future, they should throw the whole pi.
ratical crew ovCrboard.-Stdtc Journal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

a cool current dipplacing warm one to
supply deficiency toward the equator,
Temperature changing from warm to
cool. Direction to the semi.circle.-
Characteristic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
8. Loco.Progressive or Diagonal Storms.
Travelling locally. Rotary (tornadoes,
hail-storms, sand-storms, water spouts,
&c. Produced by tendency Of the at
mospheEe to re-establish the equilibrium
Of a polar storm which has been disturb
cd in the plane Of meeting by a peculiar
cOndguration OF the ground. Direction,
the diagonal Of the forces oil the two OPP
posing currents transversely through the
polar storm. - Characteristic Cloud
Cirrus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

THE New York Hcratis latest enter
prise il to put its Sunday edition into
Chicago on Monday morning, or q hours
ahead Of any other New York paper. Tc
accomplish this 1t has made arrange.
mens with Vanderbilt to start II special
train ut New York at $50 o'clock, Sun
day morning, and run over the Hudson
River and Central railroads to Buffalo
$50 miles, in 10 hours, including all stops
This involves II greater rate Of speed than
has yet been accomplished for 40 long Il
distance on any II our railroads. The
average rate Of the new "hintcd" express
from New York to Washingtonis37 miles
per hour; the IicraIrs newspaper train is
AZ miles per hour. The price paid per
trip IL 5000. Startling and special news
may now be looked for in the Sunday
Herald,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

TnE London Times Is more favorably
impressed with the progress we are max
ing in the reduction Of our public debt
than many Of our papers at home. ltSays
"Americn has many things to learn from
us in economic science; but when we look
upon the conduct Of the one country and
the other towards the paymentof the pub
lie debt, NO cannot but feel with regret that
in this respect America shows more Of
the high spirit Of a nation conscious Of Il
great destiny, and anxious above all
things, that no short comings of the pres
ent generation may interfere with the
teaching Of her children"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

MADAME BoNApARTE's desire to be-
come cOntCnarian, remark. harPcr's Ba-
Eqar, Is like that OF tho late Madame
Rothschild, who atninety.soven, express
ed desire to roach one hundred, rs it
would be discreditable for her, Os a
Rothschild, to go off under par.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

JUSTICE MILLER, Of the United States
Supreme Court, presiding over the Cir
cult Court at Omaha, Neb, has decided in
the case of tho Burlington Il Missouri
Railroad, which recently selected l,2OO,-
900 acres Of land away from its line, that
railroad companies urc not confined to
the twenty-milc limit in selecting lands
given by the Government. The suit was
brought by the Government to void five
patents already issued, and the case will
be carried up. The Union Pacific is also
inlerestad HE cnse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

DR.. DUNN of IIillsboro, O., sued tho
people who "crusaded" his place Of busi-
ness, and u jury has just given him 50
damages instead Of tho $4,000 he claim
ed. That was u consolation to the cru
saders. But tho damages carried costs,
amounting to $1,000, which Is anything
but consolation to them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

AN Atlanta (Ga.) man has offered to
be one Oftwenty men give each one share
in the new Atlanta cotton factory to the
widOwo OF stonewall jackson, who lives in
destitute circumstances at Charlotte, n.
o., and there is no doubt that the other
nineteen will come to time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08
BFQlllld,

Ben HILL, Of Georgia, says that seces-
sion was a mistake, but no crimci while
fpdicalism is a crime and no mistake.
fiFhis is specimen Of the silvCr.tongued
.oratory that we may expect to hear in
greater or lcss abundance when Congress
meets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

SOME 900 coal.heavers employed in
the Chicago cOal-yards have struck
against reduction in wages from 50 to
50 per day, and on Thursday assaulted
and drove off the nOn.union men who
had gone to work at the new rates, one 50
severely that he will die They argue
that, being employed only a short portion
Of the year, they must get good prices or
20 destitute in the winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

EIGHr national gold note banks, the
only national banks in the state, are now
in operation in California. They have n
capital of $4,GjO,OOO, loans and discounts,
of $0,72SOOO, specie on hand to the
amount Of 81 $4,000, and note circula.
tlon of S9,3G2,OOO. They are gaining in
popularity, and there is quite n tendency
in the savings banks to rCorganiao under
the national banking law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

I.iSaSot the grasshoppers that trouble
hs farmers Of West Point township, Ia,
ift tho wiro-worm which is making sad
havoc with tho corn corp, destroying it as
fast 81 II makes its appearance above
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

4AHipsalSbcO @war to the knife" has be-
.,i1iJi n Boston, and rates are unsettled
and yeTEt iTegular. The local board at
emPtfd 10 save a general breakup by
copa liohyr but apparently they were too
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08
LauohIin's infant Cordial.

The Chlll'scure when teethIng-tO relieve Intan
nation Of the Gums, to nllny unCasneSs, To qulC
Collie Palms, to promote Sleep, tOrure Summer Com
plalnt. This we consider one Of tho mUsi valuable
remedies to be kept In the family when the chill
dren are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
sands Of bottles, and have to hear the first person
say II Is not all wO recommend II to bG,
MOTHERS, have you q IicLly, tccihing babe that
TURSs the HOURS Of NIGHT when you 50 long Tot
rGst Into one LOSO, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRI'
MENT aud CARER Cry-Cry-C ry-all day and oil
night lOng2 II you have, liIien 10 reason hG con-
SWEET, REFRESHING SLEEP will take tho place d
wAHEPUL SUFFERING. Procure at once "A bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGlIlIN BROS. 4 CO., PTOprIetOrs
Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

GARRETT, Of the Baltimore and Ohio j.
very plucky, stubborn and defiant. II
Scott wants the mail from Washington Ia
New York, very we'll, but Garrett can
give him "pints' all over the West We
Notice TINT single transaction Of grain
over The baltimore and Ohio covers 3OO,'
900 bushels Of wheat, worth upward Of
100000, and requiring eleven vessels for
its transmission to Liverpool. Baltimore
shipments Of petroleum are also immense
these days. Pennsylvania railroad il
being heavily bcatcd, bnt Col Scott de-
clates that the strife Of the two roads and
thobusiness depression together have only
reduced net earnings about $llO,OOO, the
last quarter. Further, lie has nothing
petuonal against Mr.. Garrett, and is open
to A business negotiation at any time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

The recent death Of Christopher Ilong
a respectable baker Of West TIobokcn,
MI, haS developed very remarkable
ease Of voudonism, and one which illus
trAtes very perfectly the ease with which
people intelligent in other things can be
dipped by false priests and falSo doctors,
A negro named Genet, who has great
familiarity with texts Of Scripture which
he finds very convenient, pfeIends tocurc
all SORTS Of diseases, hi' practice being to
Scariiy his pntientsnll over the body with
the figure Of cross, rubbing some fluid
into thcskin whichproduccN intense pain,
and administering ns medicine kind Of
"hell BROTH very offensive to both smell
and taste, at the same time repeating
mysterious incnntationp. lie has large
practice among respectable people, lie
doubtless killed Mt. IIoag.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08


~ cases Concentrated LyC.
100 Matches.
barrels Garrtt's SnuAs.
90 boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Mallcr Print,
6OO =" Indigo Spanish Float.
2JharrClS Chip IHSwOd.
IS Chip TgtiC
At 'LACGlITIN BROS 4 cos
10 pounds ChIoroform,
No " Bromide Potassium
u GlOmCl.
~ I" lOdIlO Potash.
$50 e Fluid Extracts, TIlden's.
10 /" Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Fills,
q dozen EllxUrS
Al LAUGIII.IN bros. & cos
% dozen Bakers Cod Liver Oh.
~ Halls Lung lialSnl,
% JaynO's EXICCtOmnl.
~ Ayers Cherry lCCtOral.
1000 ESsCnCrs- Cinnamon, dc.
800 Balcman Drops,
6OO GOlifUy'S Cordial,
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger
Al LAuGilIlN bros. 4 cos
1000 pounds Grain lcppr-SlngpOrc.
GO Cloves.
$40 Allsplce.
200 Eutmegs- Government.
bOO Cream Tartar, pure and choice.
600 Mustard, In Cans and In hulk.
900 Ground Ginger, East lnhla& Jamaica
COGs GelatlnO, Arrow lint, TnplOCa AMI Sage.
OC2y Al LAUGlILIN BROS. 4 co.'s
100 ounces QulninC, Powers WClghtmRn's
10 SulphatC MOrphil
20 Nitrate Silver.
20 StryChnla.
For sale at LAUGHLTN bros. 4 CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

iI,ttsiag TaE ", LiesaIss for he year commencing
on NE hrsi Mgnddy n Mly, 4. y. 1875.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-05
The Duty OF the city Council

A stated meeting of the City Council
will be held on Tuesday night next when
the matter of the police force will be con-
sidered. We hope this question will be
debated with calmness, and settled with
out passion or prejudice. We know 1t
will be difficult task for some of the al
dermen to do Mayor Winter justice; but
we believe his action should be sustained
and the force continued IA it is. We GER
tainly cannot be accused Of any partial
ity for the Mayor, and we regard Messrs.
Williams, Whtcamp and Schuster with
nothing but feelings ofkindness. lfthey
could have harmonizcd with His Honor,
we would have been pleased for their
sakes but the fact is, as every one must
now see, this cannot he. The Mayor
and these officers cannot work together,
aud the interests of the city require their
absence from the force or the Mayors
resignation. 1t is not a reasonable de-
mand that Mayor Winter shall resign be-
cause he cannot agree with some
Of his appointed oillcers, Out IL
is IA reasonable demand that the council
shall permit the obnoxious officers to re-
tire, provided that by doing so no injury
i, to be done to the city. And in this in
stance none can be done. Mr.. Gossman,
il the Mayors action were sustained
would take Mr.. Williams place, and
surely no one would say this change
would be TO the disadvantage of the city
Mr.. Gossman is as good man Mr.
Williams, and in our opinion better quail
fled to perform the duties Of City Mar
shall. Andrew Cain is one Of the best OF
officers, always prompt to do his duty
and O'Mclia is, we are informed, a good
man who will prove to be a tirst-class
officer. These gentlemen should be con
tirmed in their offices SO that the present
peaceful condition Of affairs may continue
to exist.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-05

Mr.. &. A. Fingodo, agent for the nam.
moth lager beer brewing establishment
OF V. Blatz, Of Milwaukee, is at the Plan
ters'. Mr.. +. informs Us that he visits
Cairo for the purpose of establishing an
agency here for the Blatz beer, and that
Mr.. Huefncr, OF the Planters, has ac-
cepted the agency. The introduction of
Blatz Milwaukee lager we are informed
by Mr.. Huefner, will be grand affair.
\ grand lunch will be spread, composed
of tI;rn, nsonsl 30 h--' 80
be present and enliven the occasion with
fine music. All the friends OF Mr.. Huet-
ner and the beer drinking community at
large are cordially invited to be on hand,
Wednesday night next.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-05
Tho ENCursiNn In.nixhi

The steamer Arkansas Belle will leave
our wharf this evening for Paducali,
whittier she will convey an excursion
party from this city. The boat will ar
rive at Paducah about midnight, and lay
over at that place until Monday morn
ing, when the eXcursionists will board
the steamer Fisk and return TO Cairo, ar
irving at twelve o'clock, noon. \ good
band OF music will accompany the party
and enliyen the trip with good music
The fare tor the round trip has been
placed down at the very low price of two
dollars and fifty cents, including meals.
The trip will doubtless be very pleasant.