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unised etacs box a ssgy q zs hs6pe e esnsx yc1
On the North tcost * Cuba cor the ppei stnes onh
sur Is 50sss "a he4 p mclsss ~ 49, 81 ~
Cued atafes 3 Of xoasees s5zs; 70 to Fnncni. a3
orrf~rs l7saJO ton. ExfhanRs cnl. ON honioh iso~
LAB prep; ON Paris, if71itJ prsuL
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ILLNESS OF GEN GARIBALDI.

A dispatch from Rome tn The Daii1 Ners re-
ports hat CsrIbadi lie i'll and confined ~ his bod.
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Probabilities.
DAMAGE TO THE CROPS FROM FROST.

CINCINNATI, April IS.-Eep0rts from hVr-
tucky Indiana and Ohio sbow that the weather during
the Last two days has been the coolest tor this
known in manp years. the thermometer ranging from
II 10 - degrees above zero. The ea.ly fruits are
jurad.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1S.-Telegrams to
The Oo4,Too7a, state that storms and cold hsye
nreyard throughout Kentucky and Tennessee. aud that
great damage been done 10 fruits aud tobacco plants
AUGUSTA. Ca. April lS.-There was killing
frost last ht doing serious injury in Georgia and South
Carolina II was THE hardest reeL Ia yesrs. TrIca far
mers arc badly injured.
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NIPPTED

MASON ,NLETT-At the residence OF the brides mother
~ Orange " j. April IL, by tho Rev j. H. " orceste
IT, Ebsuezer :. Mason TO Abbis l. RaDiot-
McI.EAN-JEw ETT-At St. ADdrew's Chulch. wednesday,
Ami IA 1878 by RSv Ersiperd Roy, DIR. Malcolm No
Ltsln % Mary r, daughter Of DR.. George w. Iewett
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6pstidl Notices.

Rare sud VOL known TREES and PLANTA =. n. PAR
SONS SONS. near k.sscna station. F1usibng. y. Y.
Now I. rse Tno 10 Plant Trees:-Fer Catalogues &C In
formation, address KING MUHhAf
Fiushnx A. n.
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DIED.

al Nof.c.s % Mcrriegcs must BE- endorsed wish NJ
sans and odlrtSs.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1S.-TeleSrams
WINTER WEATHER IN MrD-spRvya.
Dee. ahove Zsyc.

WASHINGTON. April 18.-The temperature
reported 20 the Signal Office this evening ut i5o O'CLOCK
Il IA follows at the places named:
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slent newspapers, magazines and periodicals
handbils, posters, sheet music, unsealed circu-
lars, prospectuses, book manuscripts and proof
sheets, printed cards, maps, Autographs, prints.
Acknowledgements and ensravings, seeds, cut
tings, bulbs, roots and scions-1 cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereof-weight of pack
age limited to four pounds.
On flexible patterns, samples Of ores, metals
minerals and merchandise, sample cards, phono-
graphic paper, letter envelopes, postal envelopes
and wrappers, imprinted cards, plain and orna-
mental paper, photographs, and all other articles
FOR which other rates OF postage are not pre-
scribed III this table, and which are not by law
excluded from the mails cent for each two
ounces or fraction thereof-weight of packages
limited to four pounds.
On books--1 cent for each two ounces or frac-
aon thereof-weisht Of packages limited to four
pounds
On unsealed circulars, newspapers whether
transient or addressed to regular subscribers
excepting weekly papers, which may be delivered
10 subscribers on prepayment of regular quarter
~ rates. and on periodicals not exceeding two
ounces IN weight, when any OF the same are de-
posted IN letter-carrier Office for delivery By
the ONCE or Its carriers-l cent each.
On periodicals two ounces in weight when de-
posted III lettercarrler Office for delivery by
the Office or Its carriers cents EACH
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on board the towboat \. J. Bigley. The two
best-looklng pictures are our jack and our
self-both good likenesses. You can't tell
'tother from which"
When you hear the cannon "go off on
the Fred. Wilson every morning it means the
cook has woke up Capt. Wash Gray for
breakfast. If he fires it twice, it means that
Wash. was out the night before, and didn t
hear it the first time.
The Bodmann is M for New Orleans Sun
day. She leaves Cincinnati tomorrow even
ing.
Inc Frank Beck collapsed her tiues in Old
River Saturday. Two men jumped overheard
and were drowned
a new version to an old song is
You'll never miss tie Tee
III the river runs Cry"
LouisrWe Co,rier-Jo,uoal, 19H.
Steamboatmen seem to be taking their
troubles straight, and put up with them with
the best Of grace. They lay the tiattering
JUNCTION to their souls that while their boats
are not running they are at least not losing
anything. In fact it is generally conceded
that owing to the dullness Of business here
and at points south, the gorge has been
God-send + boat-owrcrs.
MISCELLANEOUS One hundred aud fifty
shares Of the late Capt. Ed. I. Dixs interest
III ZIG dttIiut tlIIOIl AIdloilOIld Soil-
pany will be sold on Change Monday. The
shares originally cost 500 each. Capt. II.
q. Carson lectures Saturday evening in the
Temperance Hall, corner of Tenth and Frank
lin avenue on Washing on as a Temperance
and religions man. Capt Carson has num-
Der Of the original manuscripts of George
Washington on the subject Of temperance
The wife Of towboat captain, who was
ice-bound here and who lives in Plttsburg
got letter from her husband, saying: 81
would come home if | could Are you lone
some, pet" And she replied: 1T doesn't
matter, loves tho minister calls often and
soothes the sorrow of my aching breast.
That captain bought pair Of mountain how
itzers, and is on his way to Pittsburg to fill
''soother Of sorrow" full Of bullets. Look
ont up there for there's blood on the moon.
The funeral will be a large one if the day is
fair and hacks free.
Phil. Huer Of the Shreveport is up from
Cairo. lie reports things quiet at Cairo, but
dozens OF boats there waiting for the gooi
time which seems 50 long in coming
The Ohio has closed a. Wheeling twice this
winter, the only instance on record where two
treeze-overs have occurred i'll one winter at
that points,. Louis 'Jpbe.
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT TEXAS AMI
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGEk LINE.
Composed of first-class Steamboats, in connection.
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
E%s I.envin0 New Orleans aud shrevs.
4sssE port as follows;
WEDNESDAYS.
Belle Rowland. Capt L. f Jacobs
T.. ii. Dmrfee, Capt. JOS A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS
Maria Louisa, Capt. II. !. Brinker.
Texas, Capt. C. w. Stude.
Giving through bills lading to all points on tbs
Texas and Pacific international and Great N0rthorg
Trans Continental and Texas Central Railroads,
Also to Jefferson, Texas.
Particular attention paid to way business.
Through Bills Lading signed only by
NJ W. JOYCE
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
d31 }m - Magazine, corner Gravier.
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I rs &cO-- Richard Flower Mco--b MctTehee Show
| den & Violett--4 Ben Gerson-i Aiken Watts
| Alcus, Scherck Antcy--2 Adams x Cock burn-l
Jno Adams 6co-l W Z Hail. hhds sugar to
Schmidt 4 Lieger-5 half bbs molasses Swarbllck 4
| col bb do hhds sugar Bush Il Levert-i bbls mo
| asses Vincent &co-5 hhds sugar Jno Chatte, Bro q
| Sons do Richard Milhken-7 do G Palmer &co-
, bales moss w IL Penn berton--, bbi hides j Co
| meauX-l bbls tallow Lehman Abraham &co-l box
| hides hides Meyers 4 Mann---b bales moss F
| iiickman"l Dbl hides Grau@raId \ Schnelde1---2
bdls do bog talow / l. Miller hbls sugar : half
| bbls do Peel Redo hbis sugar Swa' bfek AGO
and sundrIt5 to ordeI--IG'al l53 bales cotton %
Iihia 5ugsI o'l9 sugar i4aiA oo'S uo ~ op"' loiaS
SCI SCI 1 :, M ,} Wv + i; I41i ., bl1
LeTert-1o 90 CONFER helley-2I DDS lnolasSes Il
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Table OF Rates Of Domestic POSTAGE.

The following are the rates Of postage on Do.
nestic Mail Matter OF the different classes:
Note-Al domestic mail matter Except news
papers, magazines and periodicals sent to actual
subscribers from a known Office of publication
must be prepaid by postage stamps.
letter on which one full rate Of postage is
prepaid, but on which further postage is charge
able, will be forwarded, when deposited in a
post-oflice, charged with the unpaid postage to
be collected on delivery. II the postage is left
wholly unpaid, or is prepaid less than enc full
rate, it will be held for postage and sent to the
Dead Letter Office Should it reach it's destina.
ion by inadvertence, however it will be charged
with double postage OF delivery. cone full
rate" means. IL the case OF mail letters OK other
first class nattC' snIeo cents.
In large cities aud adjacent district. OF large
population, having two or more post-ot1ices with
in distance of three miles Of each other, any let
ter posted at of such Offices, and addressed to
locality within the delivery Of another of such
Offices, which shall have been inadvertently pre-.
paid at the drop" or local letter rate OF postage
only, may be forwarded to its destination through
the proper office charged with the amount of the
deficient postage, to be collected or delivery.
Ii articles chargeabe with different rates Of
postage are sent together in one package, the
higher rate must be paid on the entire package;
but two more different articles, both charge
able with the same rate Of postage. may be sent
in one package Oh payment Of tha. rate on the
whole package.
The fononIn" articles are excluded from the
mails: LiqCla.. Ioisons. Glass. Explosive Ma
feria's Books PanfplIDt4 Pic+r1ra. and o+ber
publications Of an obscene or indecent eharacter
all letters upon the envelopes of which, and pos
tai cards upon which. scurriIous epithets are
written or printed OF engraved, or disloyal de-
vice. ,rinto. .: engraved; and al! articles which
from their form Or nature are liable to destroy,
dctace &. niue the contents of mail bags or the
person OF any one engaged in the postal service.
Pcstmastcrs are not allowed to give credit for
postage, ror to deliver any nail matter until a Il
postage due thereon has been paid.
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Bal Antoinetta, Skantze ..-.......... sid Dec p
BRISTOL, ENG
Bark Eicil Larsen. --..-.-..sd Jan
GREESoCK.
Ship Cousett Hudson. --.-------.-.....sd Jan 81
Ship Calcutta, Eyrell... sid Jan Il
HAvRE
Ship Crescent City, De ano- sid Jan 30
Back sippi------..---. sid Jan 80
Ship d W Chapman, Miller Jan ?
Ship Baden Payne --------------...---.sl sid Jan
Bark Maggie Mcneil Heron sid Jan IA
Bark Wild Hunter, H0watt-----.------. sid Jan =
BORDEAUX.
Steamship State of Alabama, Flint sid Jan 30
Bark Pegase Bertrand. sid Dec i:
Bark Alphonss Marie, Prvat sid Dec IS
BREMERHAyEN.
Bark Erna Observation-Disclosures sid Dec /.
MARsEILLES
Bark YaIra Yarra, .Toveusen- SD Jan 81
Bark Giuseppe Lanata, Guagnino. sid Feb
LISBON.
Eark Franklin, Davidson sid Dec
BARCELONA.
Bark Yarra Tara, Sorenson--.-.. sid Jan 10
Bark Robert Dillon, Blatchtord. sid Dec ~
GENOA.
Bark Louisiana, Gaudoph. sid Nov
PALERMO
Bark Due Fratelli Messina ....s sid Jan II
Bark Tercsina Gravini- sid Jan
Bark Ire Sorelll Messinn. sid Dec
Bark Regulus Holt ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Dec &c
RIO DE JANEIRo.
Bark Nellie VI Slade. Atwood sid Jan 30
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN

VccIJE NEW URLEAI3f3 RU ELETfN,
Tuesday Morning. Feb. %, 1875.
The river office of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. 4 Delta street, over E.
Conery q Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ. to ?. NJ.
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. o. bulletin.
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Steamship Western Metropolis Quick. from New
York 18th int, 10 j II Ludwigsen-2d dist
Steamship Certcs Freeman, from New IoIi. 18th
Ia~,. to \ Moult ND dist
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert L Lee Campbell from Vickshurs
" ) Pike. Brown, from Fishers Landin.
Lizzie Hopkins Dupuis. from Locbport
Stella Block. Iavlor. from Point Jefferson
Mare !iassrtt. nom Lower Coast
st Mary, prob~t, from Lower Coast
Jice Tdyllr Dragon from Lower Coast
Nalool. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
j Frazer, Caatcn. from Lower coase
W ! BeIn, WilkcTson, from Shrevtpoys
ARRIVALS Al TIE NEW BASIN.
steamer A lice from Amite river
schooner Pctropia H. from Pearl river
Schooner ora, from Blind rveS
Schooner fanett, from Biloxi
Schooner IiIoilS". from Wolf river
schooner Gen Washington. from Pearl rIs.s
Srho1iicr Ceiin,o. from Bii0Nt
schooner jos Edwards, from Biloxi
Schooner l. Il NakIuau from Fish Iiveg
schooner PclSty erdncr. from TChetancts glves
Sclo,nrr Emma Iaae from Pearl river
schooner Lclnirr Jane, from Bayou l.aC"lnhs
ARRIVALS Al TIE OLD BAbIio
Schooner Lady Gay tfoIn Blind river
Schooner .lleiapr. from Blind river
Schooner Mary Jane, from Bayou L9comSs
Schooner Three Sisters, from BILOXI
Schooner Star. from Pasca-"ula
Schooner Hattie ". from Bayou Lacomts
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.,iARIME n Il VS..


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS rULLETf q, :
Tues tsy Morning, February %.
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Fer VERA CRUZ.

Fer VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICO TUXPAN, CAMPEACEY. pEOGRE.
so, HAVANA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAH
STEAMSHIP LINE
This Line is composed OF the steamships
City of Mexico Capt W. 3 Sherwood
cry OF Mesica Capt. j. W. Reynolds
Cry OF iayann .-------Capt S. T. Phillips
(Efg.L The steamship
sSSAAelG City of Mexico,
w b. Sherwood commander
will leave her wharf foot of CaliioDe street FIRST
D strlct, en- SATURDAY March 18th, at { a VI.
Passage 10 Vera Cruz $50 gold
T. ALEXANDER sQ-Ts
No. % Broadway, New York.
For freight or passage apply TO
j. Ii. Wi1HEkSPOOE Agent
NO 20 Csrondelet street.
The City Of Havana will follow a pill Cd. oily
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spIIeyfS Az.

Leaves Tt ESDAY, Feb. - at5p NJ
s,r4 For Washington. 9peiouss,a, Por6
i.zlsE -sse Barre simmsport Churhviie, and S
"a landings on the Coast Atcha:2vaa River,
RaH"a Coar'ahleau-The now and Light draagAa
passenger steamer
Era No. 20.
In place Of Fivta
c. c. Pickett master
T. Il Muggah and $ Delbes. clerks
will leave ~ above taking freight passengers for
Bayou dcs Glazes, to be landed at ~ Bend Land
ING, Kir%s Landing, Old River. ana Simmspor1.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Fl6 lm HETE & CARLIN, 4 Tehoupitouas st,
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY at Z. NJ.
fgrs;s. a. For Washington. Port Barre,
s!saaSsss Simnlsport, ChuIchviile aud all inter.
1sS'-S.'zHfra mediate landings the Coast Atoha-
falaya River and Bayou Courtabe@u-E line passeR-
ean'reva"3 M master Mircs,. Henri Aoaison and
will leave as above, taking freight ana passengers
for Bayou des Gaizos to be landed Zig Bend I.ani
ing or Slmmsport For freight or passage apply on
board or to j. II. BOWLING,
ia20tf % Decatur street.
Leaves THURSDAY, February ls at i r III
r. 4. For Nnsh'nStop, Para @argep
Smmsport, Churcaviile ana all lan5,aga
fS@As.'.1a - on The Coast, Atchaiaa E-sr ald u.
you Cou1tatleau-.ee new sad IG!,s lraEaav Tasata.
Scr steamer
VIM. Burton, master J. b Schmidt, clezh
viii leave 1856 abnve, conpcctu ut Smnspelt with
steamer Minnie for i;syou Des lliizys, rJ1 fz.i
OF laFsa,e Apply i,s.rf TO
sns # nftrrTnS 4 Erp1rR. ms G1-rrtnu
0uACniTA RsygEi.
Leaves on Tuesday, Fch 2g Ar ) I. NJ
, re~s-s For Camden, EtdGrsd0, Monroe,
ltss$5.s t714 Trenton and all way landings Qua
afat"A1>4a--A chlta and Black riveis-IEe steamer
GOV. Allen,
]. W Blanks master .Iuo. / Horn clerk
makes connections with steamer, Coos" Tor Little
River, Iensas and Bayou Macon Bertha Drummer
for H.Arbonno; Ora for bartholomew and Saline
River Stella Block for Bout River.
ADAMS u WORK, W. l.. CLARKE.
BIITTON & EPPLER, JOHN JANNEY. T4t
REGULAR OUACHTrA RIVER PACKET.
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves on TUESDAY. Feb. % : at p. NJ
no For Camden. Eidora,o, Monroe,
4aA1NtssAaE Trenton and all way findings ON Qua
'@~1~~1 chita and Black rivorsIhe light draught
Kate Kinney.
lin place of Steamer ri IIiy
Capt. L = Burton
will leave rs above For freight passage apply ON
board, or to LORD Il McPEAkE.
Ego IIITE & CARIIN
REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, Feb ~ at . p. NJ.
, rs..s. For Point Jefferson <sircd. Alto,
"a Gum Point and all WAY landings Ruuf
aos-s7rt-4=af and Black Rive1s-Ilo steamer
stella Hloclk.
4. l.. Taylor, master.
will leave as above. For freight or passage apply
On board or to LORD & NepEAkE.
~ - Camp street.
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EREMFN-rcI bark Wrscr-'30; bales cotton
loo ves stayrs
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HIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and sailed for New Orlea rs.

NEW YORK.
Steamship City of Mexico Rcyneld. sid Feb IL
Steamship New Orleans. Dearborn. sd Feb 20
Steamship Mississippi, Crowel ----.---.-sld Feb 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship c W Lord Cotton.--... .--.-.sld Feb II
Steamship Juniatl. Catherine. sail Feb 20
BOSTON.
Ship City Of Boston, Crosby cid Feb 16
Bark scotland Rogers d Feb 10
Schooner Hattie Il Dow, cid Feb IL
PORTLAND ME
Schooner HATTIE e Dow Nickerson. sid Feb b
NEWCASTLE. BILE
Schooner J Collins. ....................siI Feb
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STEAMBOATS

Mary Alice, Toms from Cairo, with barIes
II Duriec Aiken. from Shreveport
Josephine, Cozzns. from Bonnet Care
John Howard, Lee, from Minden
Mary Ida Almo. from ST James
L Hodge, McElIoy. from Baton Rouge
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Bciaw-GoH,snG Tp.


Schooner II p Blaislell Wood. 20 days :ron P!ovi
dcnre. to master
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A Arrived.

German bark Wescr. Pope, fut BIomen--
Lowell ( Bailey
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MiNDEN PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb, II, AZ ; T. NJ
, re-. For .s.nden. Lake Hi,tcurnu,
- '1slL = Grand Ecore, Grand Bayou St Maurice
sSs7=,-sszsas Cotile. Alexandria Norrnan's Barbna
and all way landiugs-The i Ne. l packet
John Howard,
II. l.. Les master. Z. K. Perry clerk
board 10
FORD ! NeFrtKE. 's,'aaip s..
!2s ElITIOS {. IHPLhi.. Ie6 Common i.
PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
EC0RE PACKET COMPANY.
Leaves SATl RIlAY Web. ., at = II.
s-s1grrs y. Foe Foa~iiaftf. Brownsville.
3.f7sfssf4h - S'mrto, Grand Ecore. Mont .oirty
~aY'.ssr5sAAaiA- Jealn Cane River Cotile = m .-r
: orUan =, Ealb:n'a aui al wav tr"" ng5 Oh Red
Eiyer-The ata ard elegant a3seneer steamer
Eradi-ii Joiiuaa,i,
John Heinz master Ed Burke clerk
vii leave positively above. The Brad sh johnson
was obtained by the above company expressly for the
trade, and VIII run regularly throughout the season
Tor freight or passage apply load OF 20
LORD d MCPEAKE, AZ Camp street.
ja19 If n. o. DONOHuE.
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Cl93C0T CITY.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THUR DAY at ) F. NJ.
w~-. For Chicot City, E;reeaviIIe, Woke.
~ burg and the BcndsThe tina and fast
slzaaa:a1,as passenger packet
Eranh PaY2oud,
J. NJ. White, master G. Homes, clerk
Carrying the United States Mail and connecting
Fieksbarg with Pati OF Line for Al points on Yazc
and Tailahatche Rivers and connecting with tn
Chcot Railroad for al points to Pine Bluff.
JNO. JANNEY, liz Common street
HITE & CAELIN,
4Tchoupitoulas street
ADAMS L WORK,
ia2o If Commercial pIar,
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Schooner GEO Jordon. Duncan II days from Bos
ton. to master-2t dist
Schooner Fred Dunbar, Corners, days sIon Rus
tan, to 5 Oteri-2d dist
TOWBOATS.
Abits Palmer from the Passes-brought up schr
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Ruth.

e. Qautrevaux master, Henri Moaison end
Mel Hnckley, claraa,
will leave as above taking freight ana passengers
for bayon des Glazes, to be landed Al big Bend Iani
ing Simmsport. For freight passare apply on
board to j. 81. DOWNING
ia10tf % Dpcatur 3treas
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Leaves THURSDAY February IL at i =. H.
IT, q. For Nnsh1rStap, Para @argse
ess Simmsport, Churchviile ara all Ianj1aga
'"A4'.-as . on The Coast Archafa'a El-Sr and u.
you Cou1tahleau-tee now sad liTht lrGu,og Tarssas
eff
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VIM. Burton, master J. 2. Schmidt, clays.
viii leave n9 abnve, conpcctu.. At SmmspcIt with
steamer Minnie for Layout peS ltlzr, ry- fz.i d
yaFsatre Apply On ,,,.rd OF TO
81. Il GirrTnN & EroLE.R. ms .71-r-..c. =
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NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at ) z. NJ.
Sd For For, , neHus-e ty. Basb i
ek1SEs'''-4s River, Montgomery. Grand Ecore and
all way andlngs-The steamer
New Bart Able,
r. Sinnott master. Geo. e. Hamilton, clerk,
For freight CT passage apply on board or TO
d27 If ADAMS d WORK Q Commercial Place
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-23
The 99ailg Arens.
pulIrua. ard Wagner.

We are glad to ee,that the proprietors
of the travelling contriyance known as the
Pullman cars" find ia Italy market for
their enterprise Both to Pullman aud
Wagner those who journey on the rail,
laid as it too Often is in this country on
such bad foundation, are under great
obligation. Their arrangements for those
necessities Of long, continuous journeys,
wherein the stoppages are few and brief
and in respect to which the English
carriage Is beastly, are admirable Bat in
one important particular there is great
detect in both, and that is in the heating
apparatus. Such defect will be most try
ing in Italy, as it is with US when the car
runs tar north or south and passes from
one temperature to the opposite. What is
wanted in a railway carriage is a contr-
vance which will warm the feet and lea re
the traveller to protect at will the other
portions OF his body by wraps. But the
Pullman and Wagner arrangement heatA
the head more than the feet, aud heats
alike everbody's head and body, no matter
whether anybody is made comfortable or
uncomfortable thereby, A thickly clad
traveller must endure therein as much
heat as one thinly clad, and if the former
opens window for fresh air, there is a
riot in which the half fed and half-clad are
in panic dread of death by pneumonia or
something else. And in neither the Pull.
man nor the Wagner are there adequate
devices for quickly increasing or decreasing
the amount Of heat. Ii the coal burns at
all 1t generates an amount of hot air or
steam in the long pipes which on warm
winter day, or in southern latitude, is
simply uncomfortable by ANYTHING but the
dens at Amsterdam. Who will make an
invention to remedy this great defect, AMI
thus contribute to the comfort of men and
women, and especially the health of our
young women who display their seal skin
Jackets in Pullman with the temperature
near seyeniY?-N Y. WnM