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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27
ST. NICHOLAS E0R APRIL

Has for one of itsprlReipal features
an article by Mr.. Joel Stacy, entitled
"Jobn SpoOner's Great Human Me-
ns.erie." The manager of this won
derful show-with generosity unu-
sual among men of his profesSi jon -
lets us at once into the secrets - the
exhibition and describes each animal
so minutely that any half-dozen boys
with enough ingenuity and paste
board can easily form a similar collec-
ton for themselves. No detail of con-
struction is omitted, and pictures Of
almost all the marvels, with explana-
tory diagrams, are set before us. We
are even furnished with a specimen
hand-bill, and are supplied with in
formation 40 full and clear that, I'M
less the ''show-fever" be no longer
contagious among boys and girls, we
may expect many village where st.
Nicholas goes, to have, before long,
its rival companies with flaming post
ers and curiosities Outdoing those of
master Spooner himself.
The two serials, "The Young Sur
veyor" and Eight Cousins" though
doubtless equal in popularity, are
quite unlike in character, and there
is variety enough in the April INSTALL
ments. For the youthful admirers of
''The Young Surveyor" the present
chapters are likely to make him an
object of real sympathy. His trou-I
bles increase, the way out of,M04
seemSinAlyed in great>l Iq'
and ASt DaSery of the stonzP Pnrurse
is not yet solved. Miss Alcott's he
roine, on the other hand, is Just now
enjoying life amazingly, with anovel
trip to China, conversations with the
Celestials, and q boat-race in which
the cargo and seamanship are Of Gu
rious order. '--.......
We find in this number also bit
of history concerning the famous
"Bunker-IIill Powders" an illustrated
narrative ola hard fought battle with
q grizzly at unconfortably close quart
ers; a sketch ola Pilots life-cYith
its dangers and I.--.-- in
"The Great Freshet," a graphic sto-
ry descriptive of scenes-both comic
and dangerous-attendingt the rapid
rise of a river. ...-
Then there is the story of "Cin-
derella" told in q new form with a
practical lesson, and having for an
illustration the beautifully engraved
frontispiece from a painting by Champ
ney; while the wise Peterkin family
INDUCES in another characteristic
consultation-this time as to the best
way of getting out of doors whey'
snowed-up. y
The number contains several good
poems, by H. r., Anna B. Averill
and others and the list Of artist con-
tributors includes, besides other
names, those of F. OC. barley,
Eytinge, Sheppard, anarAddie Led
yard. -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for April
contains valuable information on Fee
vers; Sunlight and Snn- bathing ;
Popular Physiology "What ] Know
about Doctoring;" Why our Women
Fade 80 Quickly; Motherhood La
bor Of Love; Babies eand Baths
Wheat and its Products, with valu-
able recipes Getting Ready for
Spring Mirth at Meal-time; Health
full Excursions; Suicides, ETC.; with
answers to many questions Of general
interest, making an excellent num-
Der. The Science Of Health il having
. deservedly wide circulation. Price
only 20 cents, or q year. Sent o.
trial half year for ol by S.R. Wells
Publisher, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27

up that doomed region. He runs
o saw.mill which defes high-water
mark. ".
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List Of letters
emaining at Edgar P. o.
March 26, 1875.
Abadie F.
Adam j.
Barre Achille
Becnel NJ. f..
Becnel Octave Mrs.
Bernard Emile
Bendit johnson
Bienvenu TheO.
BOning G.
Bourgeois G. A.
Chabaud G. Mrs.
D'Arensbourg Chevalier L.
Darcy Sophie Mrs.
Demas Henry (3)
Dubois Ulysse
FOrstall Edwin
GazannO Louis
Gernsbacker L.
Granier A
Granier Jeanne Miss
Granier Joseph Mrs.
Gray DR.
Hare j. B.
HERES Rose Miss
Labadie A.
Labranche L.
Lesly Alfred
Mars o. j.
: Mericq B. Widow
- Oubre Aristide ~
Plaisance Charles
Rainy Louis
Reynaud Alfred
Rodrigue o.
Steward A. Mrs.
Tassin Felicien
Wheeler Charles
White Emile H..s
Zoelly Jacob
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27
LOCAL ITEMS
y !, ST.. CHARLES.

s-ffffg4BI S~.s @4tA3
(From TAs st. Charles Herald J
A NEW LEVINE ,h
The break In the levee Just below
Mr.. Harper's place has been closed.
The Lsvee Company, at tho in.
stance Of Chief Engineer JEFF
Thompson, has caused q new and
Substantial leves to be built, and
there Is now no danger ofany Gre
vasse in the lower part Of this par
ish. to
THE RICE Fields
We took occasion during the
week to visit the rice fields in our
Immediate neighborhood, and con.
fess wewere agreeably surprised to
note the progress which has been
made. For such . lengthy period
have We had nasty weather, du.
ring which II was almost impos-
sible to labor outdoors, that we
expected our farmers would be
thrown considerably behind in
their work. Not 20, for on the con.
trary, We And them far advanced.
They have worked with rapidity
and energy, which speaks we'll fol
their ultimate success. The broad
sores In the rear Of our village
are nearly all titled and planted
end ct present their owner
are hsrrUving. Mr.. Mofit'
with three hundred acres, ern
ploying twenty-five hands, lead,
the ysp, - he has ploaghet
and planted nearly oil Of his many
acres and expects to finish up thi'
week. In some PORTIONS Of tht
soil the staple has alsady com
menced to sprout, and from pres
est outlocks We have every reasot
h saticipate "a sariy and heav!
yield. This season win b . pros
psrOas. onst J M orr f4f
-SGprsme Court o. the Stat
Of Louisiana. Lehman, Newgas
= Go, ". Louis Ramon, injnnc
ton Of Bernard Souli6. Judgmeu
Gfths lever Court affirmed.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.

Nr. Roman Bussiere Of Bonnet
CsEr6, has brought . suit before
the Superior District Court Of
New Orieans to recover the sum
or eS71 for lumber furnished to the
n. O., St. Louis 3 Chicago + Il.
Nonpaay. .Nr. B1saiArs his been
ovsrlgwsd several times BY Bon
,nse Ossr6cresasses, but woa'tEive
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27

store to his late clerk, Mr.. Bernard
Block, for $4,000. Mr.. Feitel is
running sugar plantation three
miles below Donaldsonville. Sue
cess to the plow and the. yard
stick.
IF you want a fine looking pic
ture, get your oson from Mr.. J. A.
Kinnsird. His Photographic ap.
paratus, which has just been re-
ceived from Philadelphia, CON-
hines all the latest improvements.
Card size and parlor-size pictures
lox12 inctyts taken so accurately
that you would thl lrk You were
born again. Mr.. Kinnaird has
pitched his tent on the Meschaosbt
plantation where he will remain
till monday next. Hurry up!
Capt Boucbereau was in our
parish this week to find out how
much sugar and rice we raised last
year. The captains Annual Re-
port is based on personal investi.
CATION, and can be relied upon.
We are satisfied that the "turn
outT will be quite creditable to
our planters and farmers.
7-Parish warrantsare receivable
in payment Of all dues to the par
ish. They are quoted at 9Oc. on the
dollar in cash. Who can beat that
-Messrs. James DemOruelle &
r. A. Guyol; corner Franklin and
St. Louis streets, New Orleans,
having entered into partnership for
the purpose Of continuing the
'sBnilding Materials" business Of
v. DemoruelIe, they have con.
cluded to enlarge operations by
adding thereto the ''General Com
mission business.
They would be pleased to re
ceive conEgnments Of wool, poul
try, hides, moss, ETC., and all man
ner ofcountry produce, fSlhicf
they have ready sale and can OBJ
tain the highest market prices
Mr.. Guyol is from, the parish O
st. John the Baptist, . grandson
Of Mr.. Deslonde of "Belle Point
plantation; he haS been connected
with the commission and product
business for a long while, and i
well experienced in all its bran
ches. The rates Of Messrs. Demo
ruelle & Guyol are very mode
rate. Their warehouse is large
and Of great storing capacity
They keep also . stock of paints
oils, glass, tar, pitch, lime, etc
which they sell cheap for casl
or produce. Accounts prompt ant
correct. They ara agents for tn
celebrated ABlood Fertilizer"
i. "a party Of New Orleans, 81
Louis and Chicago railroad OF
cials, consisting Of Col. 3. \
Reid, chief engineer; Capt. J. J
Conway, chief roadmaster Of th
Louisiana division, aud Major I
3. Green, city surveyor, an
formerly levee engineer Of tn
road, and j. q. Morey, gene
raj freight agent, visited Bonns
Care on monday last, for the pul
! pose Of determining whether an
; danger was to he apprehended I
, the Jackson Railroad from th
: water passing through the CT
} vasse when tho high food frol
I shove shall reach this locality
o. Nesc Orleass Thsss.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
Mo. 288-
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST.. JOHN THE Baptist.
The State Of Louisiana and tie
Parssh Of st. john tie Beptist
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST.. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Versus

A certain tract of land situated In
IA the Parish of St. John the Bap-
tist on the right bank Of the Miss
issippi River, together with all tho
buildings and improvements thereon
situated and thereunto belonging, a.
sessed iu the name of Mrs. Ursin
Jacob; bounded on the upper line
by the property of John G.. Moll and
below by that Of D'Aquin g. Webre.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Parish Of St. John the Baptist,
March Goth, 1875.
BY VIRTUE of tha bwer in mo
vested by Act Of thS Legislature of
this State, No. AZ of e!3, and sp-
proved March 14th ls7,
Twill proceed TO sell af public aue-
ton, ut my Office, st the Court House
of this Parish, on y.
WEDNESDAY THE 3lst DAY OF
MARCH A%H.' 1875,
At IL O'CLOCK, n,
The follo' dug described property,
to wit: "
A certain tract Of land situated in
this parish, on the right bank Of the
Mississippi River, measuring ono ar-
pent front on said river, BY eigbty ar
pent4, more or less, in depth bound
ed, on the upper line, by the proper
ty Of John G. Moll, and, on the lower
line, by that of D'Aquin e. Webre, or
assigns together with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging, less that por.
ton of said tract Of land, sold to Jean
Hortaire Cambre, by act passed be-
fore the Recorder Of this Parish on
the 10th day Of January 1879, said
portion of land commencing at about
three arpents and a half from tho
river, and measuring one arpent In
width, by two hundred and eighty
feet (american m-asurey in depth.
Said above described tract Of land
with buildings and improvements,
having been seized by me, to satisfy
debts due the State Of Louisiana and
the Parish of st. John the Baptist, for
taxes upon said property for the year
1872, viz: to the State Of Louisiana
the sum Of THIRTY-EIGHT
DOLLARS, and SEVENTY CENTS
(S3S. 7OllO0), and the Parish Of So.
John the Baptist the sum Of THIRTY
DOLLARS and SIXTY CENTS
1880. 6OllOO), together with oil tho
costs, penalties and charges.
I At the said sale, the said property
will not be adjudicated, unless the
bid ia for a sufficient amount to sat.
isfy the aforesaid claim, together
with the penalties thereon and all
costs and charges which may have &C.
crued.
The purchaser Of this sale will b.
put in immediate possession, but the
owner has the right to eedeem within
six months upon y payment to the
purchaser, Of the purchased price amt
all costs and charges, together with
fifty per cent $50 0lO) additional upon
the purchaaed price.
TERMS:
CASH on the spot, in U. 8. Treasury
Notes.
Collectors Office, Parish of st. Johr
the Baptist, March Goth 1875.
GEO. w. COMBS,
~ D>.snh - 0k Ynh,,
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~ One Of the partners will he st the Court
House Of the parish Of St. John the Baptist
every THURSDAY. feb 29u
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FELIX r. POCHE,
Convent +. O.
St. James.
LEGENDRE & P0CHE
ATTORNEYS q C0UNSEll0RS At LAW.
Q 2 = &c = \ ,

2s. Royal Street. New Orleans. Is
81. James Parish,-at r. p. POCHE'l
residence, near the Court House.
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EMILE i.EGgNDRE,
New Orleans p. O..
Box 1909.
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ES WEST ELEVENTH STREET.-THE LET WITH
sJ) Board large and small Rooms suitable for single
Lencn aud gentlemen and wives; terms moderate.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT-DAY BOATS
N Q. WIZARD and DANIEL DREW leave Vestry
street. pier 49, North River daily Sundays excepted At
80, and Twenty fourth street at Nj landing West
Point Corneall Newburg, Poughkeopsie, Rhnebecs Cats
kill and Hudson Tickets sale for points North and wos
Trip tickets to West Point Cornwall and Newburg return
ing day, 81 Special trains AVID from Sarats-a To
Saratoga. 50 20; round "trip, 81 40
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A NEW HOTEL AT RYE BEACH WESTMINSTER
n county opened for accommodation Of summer
boarders and transient guests.
W T. PORTNSON Nanagar
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VUEEKIY FLORIDA LINE
w FOR Port Royal, 5. G. Fernandina Fla Brunswick
Ga The favorite and we'll known HUNTSVILLE,
Chester Master having superior ACCOMMODATIONS for pas
scngers will sail Thursday. August 10, from pior No 2
North River at p M for above ports making conn econ
with all points South and Southwest via Port Royal the
Florida and Brunswick railroads
First class passage 10 Fernandina. $40 90
First class passage TO Jacksonville .......... % 80
First class passage 20 Augusta 20 90
Through tickets issued all points South and Southwest
Steamer MONTGOMERY, Faircloth, Master will follow
August 20. For freight passage apply 10
HERM GELPCKE, No. William street.
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BOARD WANrED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. IN
- strictly private family location Tenth Thirtietf
street sixth TO Fourth exceed $50
month; references Address O. W. H. box 1913 Herald office
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CUNARo LINE-B. ANp !. AR.M s 2. oo.

CUSARD LINE-B AND y A r. h. 5. r. CO.
with view 70 diminishing the chances Of collision the
steamers of this line take specific for all Of
the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
2. tss Ho%esaTd passage crossing the meridian Of 50 at
From NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN,
AGGER1 Aug e Sept Sept
H's $50 5 S'IE $50 so according to
mediation Retarn ticket, GU favorable terms.
rates FREIGHT ana cabin oalce No. bowling Green.
9's''-ss ounce Ga&&EEs Sn FRR aSdI Agent
N From Fox s' f ISybo c2d & bIk E254 River
pENNA F6Ra QUEENSTOWN aSn yE AP;f 20 Il
HEErA kas 4 n Ea9FNp Sept II =
Return GduesG ras p
s,eersge tickets vsrpoS az the lowest rates Apply
T. ". ). HURST, Manager.
AZ cANNh new I YoRK N HNb os shsGEEs MAIL
BoLdyA ................. Saturday August 81, 81.
cHiFoRNi1 satrday SsDic ASs%si 4 NJ
TO dkA5SGoM ILlyEfr%9fT G9 SSiS%ISi Ii
Cabin Sc, $40, and $50 currency according 20
INTERMEDIATE AND sITgERAaE AT LOWEST
Drafts issued for any amount rates
Henderson BROS. Agents, No. Bowling Green.
A '
W., vopv steamship LINE
NE" a sans To oa B Il E, R NGLAND DIRECT
soMk t SATURDAY. August Fl
Cabin passage SO; inermsdatc 49, steerase $50 cur.
' Apply 70 W 3 MORGAN Agent 70 south street
a. Coy PLYMOUTH, cHERBovhG and nAMBURG
ELE August 10 Korsfd6G Aug ssp g
Rates Of PSs,sss 10 S9aib Spdo9 Uhe6Gnrs Ham
Cabin first saloon, gold 800
Cabin second saloon gold GO
KuShKRDT 4 co, c, B RIciitRD 'BoAs
81 Broad street New York. 81 broadway, New York.
WILsQN's LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL,
~ W 70 be despatched from pier a East River
COLOMBO - iiIN6oo ....'. sept Is
EXCURSION e% s On ge er Go SonS s
issued to Continental and Baltic ports Apply for full partic,
CHARLES L. WRIGHT co 90 South street
TINTED STATES AT@x MA AK LIYNEasTE4M TO QUEENS
,. sailing ing e y; o Tuesday si,1r
i %ys$ns A%$a.5 s SS$s$s.
Cabin, intermediate and steerago at lowest rates
Pgepad TEXTS At, At low rates e po. p
and sweden &C. Drafts ON Ireland Eaand france ana
e'i"''' ''''' WiIhiHaGs$ Z cuIoN, ~ broadway.
SPEC1AL NoTlcE,-TnE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM,
- ship WISCONSIN sailing for Queenstown and Liver
second class passengers at 70 each The rooms contain
moduton for eeage passengers ~ lowest rates For pas
sage apply to WILLIAMS & GUIoN, 20 Broadway.
nDONOyAN ROSsA'S STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OF
" flee in connection with hs hotel lS2 Chatham
Steamers every day England Ireland, Scotland Drafts
payable everywhere at lowest rates.
DOU&D THE WORLD-COOK'S FOURTH SPECIAL
IL personally conducted party, leaves New York Scptem.
Der -, San Francisco October time nearly seven months;
first class travel steamers sleeping hotels &c 81 62j
gold COOK, son s. JENKINS, 26l Broadway, ~ Y.
EuRoPEAN TRAVELLERS Will FIND TRUNKS FOR
u staerooms and Continental travel Chairs and Rugs for
the steamers, &c, JOHN CArTNACiIS, 7; Broadway
Astor place Gemoyed from broadway aud Wall
street,
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BOARD WANTED-BY FAMILY or -FOUR, on OF
1885, Post Office.
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A n WEST FIFTY.FoURTH sTREET-TwO NICELY
~ furnished Rooms to let, with Board to gentleman
only.
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A 7 PAVILION HOTEL NEW BRIGHTON : Ia
IL few choice Rooms - minutes sail from city. nc
cents boats half hourly. r. +. COLE Proprietor
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TX WEST FORTY-SRCOND STREET, OPPOSITE
sDC Reservoir Park.-Choce Rooms, good Board tran
day boarder with good references accepted during
prices moderate.
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COUNTRY BOARD, NEAR THU SOUND-LARGE
" elegant private house. with modern conveniences on
New Haven Railroad; hour and twenty minutes from
cty ak minutes from depot magnificent location elevated
shady retired delightful drives elegant bathng location
house. &C. unsurpassed Address Post Office box ~ Daren
Conn.
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uo FOR M1RFHA's VINEYARD !
L TO THE GREAT CAMP MEETING

JARRETT PAIwERS superb excursion steamer
will make trip from NEW YORK % the Of tho great
NO 6Gss@g Meeting at MAErhAS x5SEY Apsr "a
MONDAY "HUGAUsr %
This il, the mos. direct way to proceed to tho won.
routes the trip must be made the night frequent
page and soas through by DA9GT Parties spcnd
the entire week the ISLAND they can return any day by
superior accommodation Of the Py%oa.h Rock insure the
ments of all kinds will be board
To families this opportunity Is specially inviting No more
than Marthas Vineyard and tho sail to and fro is delight
passengers point within five minutes walk Of the camp
's TICKETS ARE POSITIVELY LIMITED.
BAGGAGE CHES NED Ed TH TN IG, =.
The boat will leave tomorrow Monday August TO- pier 49,
foot OF Murray street, North River, at 6 A. NJ
HARLEM MoERlsANIA AND Nd nIeH BRIRGE ana
sIADYslpE leave Fulton Market slip at 9S9 s s''9.
81 s1S aoi5 80 and & So M landing a. Grand street,
Ninth street rwentythrd street and Astoria see time
'"'U' ~ snndays~Boats leave every IS minutes
PEdULAR SUNDAY MORNING o P2AT E2R key. KEY,
N NixnI sG"SHafs landing a. E,abc6po Uncn
E Exc 4aS Te FIX 70 Eisbcthpof 90 cents
DEGUIAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR EtlzABETHPoRr@,
North River. at 4 NJ y and 80 +. NJ Leaves Eliza
bSthpor, at aud 10 80 A. NJ, : and =. NJ.
r,rNDV EXCURSIONS TO HARLEM, MORRIS
mia Christ's Park kars Park and High Bridge, land
Inc AT Grand greet Ninth street. Astoria and 10Th street,
earlr vnv-The palace stcambonts MORRlSANlA, HAIR
TIu ana SHADY SIDE viii leave every sunday, Fulton
Market dock AZ 0.fJ, 1880 and n 10 4 NJ; II NJ l.
rsana "A ,l5 D. a:fj iO;45 and II 80 A. NJ II 10, l.
= 2.45 3sn 80. -, 30 aud 30 r. NJ N. B.-fhe
and O'Clock trips down land AZ fwentythTd street High
Brigs bonita connect with every trip. Fare - cents
c. II. LoEGSIREET, superintendent
C,EAwANIAKA SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
= 20 College Point Whitrsione, Great
Neck City Island sands Point Clan
Cove Sea CHA. Glen Wood aud
ROsyn
Thesteaner SAVANNAH leaves Peck slip every sun.
day NJ A. NJ Ninth at 80 A. NJ ana Thirty third
Ol5 A. NJ ior the above places repSang 70 the
city about Z. ~
CUNDAY DAY BOAT-ALBANY AND TROY.-HEW-
- burg 80 cents; Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeckl Nstskii
Athens and Albany, 81 Return tickets, vi 90 SCHUf Hs
foot Of Franklin street, A. NJ Twentyourh street. 10
NO CHARTER-TIIE STEAMBOAT FORT LEE FOX
excursions picnic parties and sunday schools Apply
~ No ~ Fulton street, IN the afternoon
nNHR WELL KNOWN FAST SAILING sCHOOn,hn
yacht scud 80 feet long, unequaled ior terws
Apply TO THOMAS w LINDSAY, 23s Atlantic s'reS'' Diva
yn
For Other shipping AdvertAsemc"" ~
Directory
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JARRETT & PAIMERS superb excursion steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
will make trip NEW YORK to the Of tho great
Camp Meeting at MATTHIAS VINEYARD,
TOMORROW, MONDAY, AUGUST 10.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO HIGHLANDS AND RED
" Bank. n j The strong and commodious steamboat
pier 30 foot of Franklin North river
Sunday morning. 18th inst at T. NJ Returning leaves
Rcd Bank II. NJ.
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A FISHING BANKs-REGULAR SUNDAY boat
"a The sea steamer ARTISAN, with splendid statcroom
will leave follows Eighth street East
River at A. NJ Dover street pier ~, ~ r. a. 30, West
Tenth street, \. H., AZ .; en' "ter NO 8. NJ IL ~
Cckots 81
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* WEST ELEVENTH STREET NEAR BROADWAY
H. Handsomely furnished Rooms with Board, to families
sr single gentlemen; house newly furnished aud painted
first class odations Southern lady; reference
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Oh WEST SIXTEENTH STREET-WITH BOARD
~ pleasant furnished Rooms, singy and suite suita
bic for Families gentleman and wife also Hall Room for
Single gentleman; references
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CRAND RINK COMBINATION EXCURSION VI THE
VI Hudson Sunday, August l5-Steamb0at IAMfLL
barges Lawon aud 81 Nicholas will leave foot Of Thirty
third street T. r. 30 A. NJ Filth street. +. r. q. A. M;
Market street Is r., 80 A. NJ West Tenth street. N r.,
10 80 A. NJ Twenty fourth street, " r., II Tick
cts 81 admitting gentleman and ladies. CARTIER BUSH
A
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wOODsBURG, L. L.. 100
good boating, bathing and nsh-
furnished; one hour from New
10 minutes walk from depot.
Ave WIN, II, NOB. JE