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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03
He Suffered Lon&

When Il commenced to rain on {riday
man stepped into ~ olnos On 0sisvol
lotrest. and remarked:
This rain wall cool ~ atmospherl
Won't rtF
The pco9rieeos agseed that Il would.
u about I've minutes another nan eam
10 to borrow . paper, an1 be rsuaardsd:
This Eain win cool the aamoephefs
won't itis
The proprietor shosghs h would an'
fhsd just dated . letter when ! man ealle,
teask the loan of an umbrella, and stoo,
for moment and remarked:
This rain will cool the atmosphere
won't itl'
I suppose It willi' snapped the ofic'
man, and he turned to HE latter again
He had written four lines when . man "a
tered and asked him the way to the Cit,
Hall. and rem Mixed:
This rain will cool the atmosphere
won't itl'
Blamed if I care . cent whether it doc,
|or not!' growled the bored man; and h'
wrote i've lines more, and was biting hi,
peo-holder, when man jumped into th,
door, shook himself, and remarked:
This Eain willsool the atmosphere won
itF
No, sir!' yelled the office man at the toI
of his voice. and he said he'd wallop th.
next man who said rain to him. II,
had turned his letter over, when alone
came tall young man with long nose.
He looked into the Office, halted, and u
he stood IN the door and shook his um
brella, he said:
Don't you think this rain win cool the
at-y
NO! blast yourtwo white eyes, I don't,
yelled tho man who was writing, and he
threw down his pen and made ready fol
the next one.
Along came the man who had an Office
above, and who ID . very good and most
worthy citizen, and he stuck his head In
the door and called out:
'Ah! we'll sleep better tonight. Don'l
you think the rain .will-y
No, you old liar' yelled the oflice man,
and be shut the door with such . sudden.
ress that the inquirer fell OF the step,
rolled over his umbrella. and sat down on
his hat. He gos up and wanted to lick
somebody, and said he th,rsted for blood;
but the rain calmed him down, and
the Office man locked his door and hUpY
up sign reading,
Not blamed bit cooler than before. -
Free Press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

There was lively scene In Plymouth
Church few nights ago. The church
|commi.tes reported the names of Mrs.
Moulton and Deacon West - g s'o]eets
10 be dropped, sud they wsrS Aeerefors
stricken from the roll 1r& eeulton
pso.esteI, and charged Mr. Beecher With
the crime Of adultry which he conlessel ]
Ito her. Mr. Pryo., her counsel, appeared
with her.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

While smoking on powder keg,
He dropped = cinder down;
Then rose he like . meteor,
To wear the golden Crown.
Gone 70 meet . fellow who struck . elyc
ering can with . ledge.hammes.
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County OmcT0.

County Omcre.
Probate Judye-John T: Bruce:
Up. G. Duke.
u.,a of n Cosn'rs. P. w. Meadow.
G. w. Wakefield
6herif-C. L. Clark.
Clerk and RecOrler-Arch Grah3W
Treasunr-J. D. McCamman.
Superintendent Pub. In-F. L. stone.
Surveyors. N. Reed.
Coroner A. d. Mcpherson.
AsscssOr-B. N. Dawes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03
|Strusxling for . Square Meal
From the Atlanta Constitution.

StE0 H11mX 1OE = ~ 40okO 0OOAs
from the Atlanta Constitutional
There were two Of them squstted down
|ou the suuay side Of show bill board
mnnchinE the remnants of ginger cake
Tho bhckesl one remarked melancholtcal'
~:
.Moses, did you cher link how 'spssstvt
dis freedom IL to . niggerl'
"You bet, boneyi It mighty nish makel
|dis ole man sometimes wish he was doae
hack on de ole plantashun whaf de smoke
houae was cen amoss e. b,g - do Stste
|capsrtal!"
..Dat's de ticket! Now. jfs taks d.
hrekfus What ] bad die mosnin'. Dar we,
/. n,ecs Oh beet. dst was ten cents; hunk
|ob bread, dat was 6ve cents fried swse'
,,.,.r. dem was fivs csnls. an . cup OF
conee dat vas ten cents; and dat whole
hrekfus cost dis niger thirty cents eia'
c.ah Tink oh dai n0v!"
..Dem's purity billioas hgur'. fur > ssck''
saiI the old'ma
rRilliousl wy dsy,s Jis downfall
,,eokupsia, dsy ii Hyaf, | hAb tsf pay
.cnen M e hard e. ! can eoefy s'ess %
Tond .ends Ter g,t squar meal far oiek'
fms. f 20 all do biz Odds again de bsskisa'
Ter boot!'' ..,... ..A A,
ished ths ginger ceks.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Jno. =. Bruce,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW-WilI practices
Ain ali the Courts held 10 Gallaiiu
0eun.y, escept the Probate Court. Oct
Il. 1875.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

Tho PIymouth 0e0oetal ssys nanJ
neople of Jamaics Plaia dearisg to grow
the fs,,ljse Aybs.as. have bees seosHsl
The Plynosth woods the pest week cat
tim up soda Of shs 'sacsed soip coeeess
ine roofs Of tho plant end shipptes shcn
hv exnress % The Ploia. Whether ahil
|trsnsphstisg pscesn win soccsed seoasol
Ia b epen.- We be9eve it has beee s1eo
le.oee. hut resulted n tallDsa ..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

Come look Il the dainty darlinsi
A fresh - sew.ssswn No. &
From the Top Of hIs~Ssad 10 eoldea
To the dear little restless >oae:
You can tell by the dancing dAnnl,e
BY the smiths that come asa 10
He 10 keeping wonderful secrss
You'd give half Of your kingdom 70 k.o
Now kiss him On cheek and forehead.
And kiss him % lip aed chs:
The lts'le red mouth Il hiding
The rarest OF pearls within.
Ah, seel when tho lips in smllins
Have parted their tender red.
DO you zee tho tiny white jewel.
Set deep in its coral bed?
Now where are the sage reporters.
Who wait BY hamlet and hill
To tell to the listening nation
The news of it, good or III,
Come weave with your Idle gossin
This golden blossom of truth
Just half . year old thus morning.
And one little peariy tooth.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

In the closing hours of Stonewall Jack.
son . life his mind wandered, and be gave
several military orders, after which .
sweet smile apsesd over bis face. and he
|ssid quietly. with IN expression - of re-
lief. ''Les 10 cross over the river and rsst
under the shade Of the trees" and then
without pain Or the leas. struggle his
spirit passed away.
Al old lady Tssidiax 10 Ouio lost tho
|oompanion with whom she ID iogge :
lon for many years. She ellectsd to
mark the spot Of his burial By tyen .
.sooe. Not long after coming into pos
session Of . small legacy . sister Of tho
deceased said to her: II suppose you
win now put up stones tos Danhl!" Her
answer was settler. III the Lord want
anything o. Daniel. at the resurrection, !
guess He can find him without ~. Je.
board
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03
A ROMANCR or HARD
WORK.

Raymond Thurston, / believe you are
ineane.
As Amabel spoke her voice had 4 sharp
quiver Of pain % we'll - anger. She was
very proud Of her br0thes-psoud of his
handsome face, proud of HE talents and
she considered he was shout 70 degrade
himself socially # not morally, by the
stand he had snnounced himself to have
tsksn. Seeing her passiossts outcsy had
not moved him, she ssid plssdingly:
Have you no pride left! You who had
ell the old Thursson pride oncel'
4 have just 60 much pride left, ANA.
bei.' be answered, 'tAst I caesoe cit here
eating the bread of idleness another day.
You know you ase more than welcome
|here.'
4 Do know Il. I appreciate your hus-
hands kindness at it. fall value, Amsbal.
I hope the day will come when can prove
II. And. eis, lam only too thaskfull that
you have his iull love end stsoeg arm now,
when we have lost % much. Nov. das-
ling, don't Try 70 hold ~ back from hon.
est empIoymept'
.Bot Raymond. yos. en- surely obtain
some gentlemanly positioes'
'Ihavs been trying laithially 5oe sIx
months, you know with what soeeesa =
There, don't look at ~ % piufully. Il will
come right one Of tbsse days.'
Il wonder what Bssths aaines viii ~
when she sees yoa peschsd spen III dsiv'
ler's seat Of % express eaFt.'
For the lirst time The forced cooposure
|of Raymond's face was seisfed. A dask
red aush crept to hia very hair, and Be
rose and walked up and down the room.
Glad 70 hsye him moyed q lsst. h's sastes
|aald:
with hsr ssietocsstie Neas asd pride
that il inborn in her family. sbe VIII nevel
recognise you again, Raymond
sThen I must jose tie honor OF bes
friendship Raymond cid hossely. .Dos't
|ssy any more, Amabelf And unable 70
tear any fsrshes repossenscs, b !sfs tns
room, and . little latss The house.
The Thurston pride OF which Amabel
had spoken was ssisging him scsely, 10
|sp,,e Of the brave fees - carried g cover
Id. He was . man of -, and his hts he'd
held only the pleasures OF wealth. Tie op
oprtunities usopcy sivss for Tie develop.
Fmept Of intellect, for twenty y.ssvsa o.
|.heae yenss. Hs parents died when ne
vas . boy, and Amabsl. biz only asesr, 70
years h,s senior, married bston ~ ves
|so. and Rsys her brother sho1e. vhsseves
|bs vss not navsling, ~ h so0e eo.ses'y
er colleee, :. Whale - eoost6ao1 Ssaes!'
i rich man. R.ymond bed Aceapsea ts'.
Hospitality = freely = il ~ o'!ssec. ~
Amsbers jewel case. her husbesds hossIy
and her childrsa's plsysooDs 6ose w'taess
Of her brothers gssoposity. hut ssooea
", withost wssnisg, thsee s~sps ov~
coustsy one sf ~ dsyassstlsg saanc's.
crashes 70 oveswelmsag IN this Iseo Q.
specuiation. end ,Rsyassd wss sscai.eo
from Europe By his brosbss''n'ev. y
forming him ihas hissetiss pssnnooy .
beea swept evay. Invsstaeass -. s \:
ssspsd a ~ ySang sss1. ignosss = 8.
busisses dsssiIs, o ssesrsa they wsse ~
teeinx. had falisa 70 ruin, and . lev 49,.
dssd dolla, only wsrs. lsft ~ va -
oeen nobls fortune
AZ Arse RagmaeA did sot rsshse V ~; II;
tent Of ~ atsSoet0sA Hs wss ~
yosae, veil 't6ssess4 - psseS sA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

Threshlng machines ore tsscky'
very peculiar accident was caused lately
BY one ct Trempealeas, Wisconsin. a
polished Polish maiden With D COMPANY
Of fsisnds was exemialag the intsicacae'
Of the threshipg machinery, and to as
tempting 70 stec over the tumbIsng sot
Il caught her dresa. In - instant sh'
stood without . particle OF clothing q
biz y . postage stamp below hsf va'se
she was 1t for nothing except, perhaps
the spectacular drama. and sas fro@ tna
mechi.a moro frightened than hurt. He
m.nner vas 10 wlid that her friends wee>
afraid 70 follow her. and - she wse
.,enaicnt visitor. without . tSunk. she
left Trempealeau without Deod'ne ssy
body goodbye.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

4 hotel IL Kaosss he's the following
eotsce displayed In The bedrooms: ''Gea-
ll)emen wishing 70 commit suicide Will
ipleaae take the center of the room to avoid
staining The hed linen, walls, and furniture
nth hlood
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

Sweet, gushin9. artless e,rl aAs west
away lass September; went 10 Easland
6rsa; epent the winter 10 Italy; sasatesed
throogh Germany in The spsinG caWe
hack to America, and ssifisd aNv ~
summer as Saratoga. Long BsaneA cd
the White Mountaina Fssvioss - this
trip she had been away 10 school fos I've
year,, and when she jumped cat Of he
car last night into her faiker's arms, che
said, impslsively: ''Oh, paw.psw, deaA
paw, thay 3 70 plaep Rkp dAomal" And
paws face was study - he replied,
''Well, no. no, reckon not; bat mqet b
quite novelty to ye." ii
The Paris correspondent OF the LAnd0H
Daily Telegraph writea to that journal:
There is rejoicing in the police over the
capture of droll scounGrcl who has long
given them work to do. THIS fellow hung
around the Lyons railway station about
evening time. On catching sight Of 4 trav.
eler who booked simple he made acauain-
tance IN lonely spot. and mysteriQWsH
offered to sell patent watch-chains OF
siaazing beauty and incredible atrenzth.
s. Try it," said he; "you ars hne ican,
but even you can't break my chain." "
SO the chain Was twisted around ths
mans wrists and snapped to. While no
struggled with II the vender wo7ld calmly
|ay him hat, take al valuables and make
of. For years this rufian has been play.
ing his inge NOES game, going sometimes
into the country. One night lately at tho
Lyons Railway he found . victim, chained
him up, plundered him and ran away.
But the oountrymau chanced to be pertic.
llarly strong and swift He broke The
b hsracpAs and caught the thief.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03
]. J. Davis,

A TTORNEY AT LAW Once on
II Black street, Bozeman, NJ. T. Will
nr,ctice in all Courts of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

George May,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Ofice in Per.
"A kins' brick, up stairs. Main street.
Bozeman, Montans. Will practice in all
Courts Of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

George ]. Hoffman, son Of Z wealthy
|5th avenue man, fell In love with .
danseuse In the Black Crook ballet, and
when her engagement was at M end he
followed her to London, and made love
10 her until his money was gone. He
sent home and received money through
Jay Cooke 4 Co. TO provide for the girl
and her ch,ld. He gave her Es75, with
e75 to pay for instruction In an srt
school He paid her elO0 for the child.
and drew ESQ to pay his own expenses
home. He end an elder brother signed
the dfaf,s, but the father in New York
refused to accept them. Jay Cooke & Co.
sued the sops for damages for drawing
money without authority. and got dam
ages. Last week they sued the father In
Brooklyn on the ground that the money
was advanced st mis- request, and the jury
gave them verdict Of 81, ,878. 81.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

sNariar,' remarked QUO of the horny
handed sons Of toll to his wife, pears "a
me It tskes . sight o. calico ter make you
q drees these hard times. Cant yeI
economiss with one cf them n pull
backs the city gals wear" 1t was then
that Mariar fired the bread board at him
and remarked that she wasn't ''goin' "a
stou the circulation of blood In her legs
for any bald headed, old penny -pincher.' >
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03
q. =. Edwards,

A TrORNEY AT LAW-Omce next
"A door to A. Iamme & Co.'s, BOzeman
Montana Will practice in all Courts o.
the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

Brother Noody's manner of appealing
to his 90 lsborers, Reva Buddington and
Cuyler, 10 Q clear infringement on the
forms used ON tho burntcork stage.
Says Brother Moody: Il believe fye hon
dred souls here to night should be gath
cred into the fold. Brother CuyleT. Dc
you go any cause Why i've hundred pre-
cious souls should not be saved tonight =
Brother C.-'No.' Says Mr.. Aiddlemau
10 bic eosdjutor as the righc Brother
Bones, cas you tell me the difference BE-
tween mys+f end . hogshesdf Brother
Bones: NO. NJ, Niddleman to hts
coedjuto9 1t the left: Ben, can you tell
the difference - Aforesaid p Ben: There
ain't noue.'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

We have . very Interesting mystery
here in the shape of the second edition Of
the famous Cardiff Giant. Two men liv.
ing in the town OF Kimball, ten miles {to4
Fort Hudsoc, while out hunting, stopped
to gather specimens OF stone froM gravel
bed IN the Pine river that was washed out
from the bank near by during the freshet
10 year ago. In this loose bank they un.
covered . stone resembling the face Of .
child. After looking at It in wonder for 4
time, they, thinking Of the doubt that
hangs over the discovery of the fAmops
lgiant, went aud brought Afteen or twenty
men to witness this before taking it out,
It was then removed with . mass OF gravel
adhering. The face. chin, throat, part of
the right arm. ahoulders, breast. Part Of
oAe arm and the whole OF the other show,
cd distinctly in perfect i.rm, all the rest
merging into mass of gravel and small
stones, cemepied together in the same -
seen in any gravel pit. The right arm iq
bent. the fore arm lying across the hody !;
the other is bent below the elbow, The
|eyes are we'll defined and very broad; fore:
head fiat and sloping; nose smxl| and
sharp; nostrils open; lips very thin and
fiat; mouth we'll de4pedzcurve Of the
lips perfectly paturai chin squar7 slight
depression or dimple over the breast hone
also, just above she arm where the rihe
meet, or At least just below where they
meet, The form Of the breast II perfect,
The skin on the surface h sMo0lh, not
showing sh. marks of tools. Soms call i
10 petri6ed child, and account for the grsas
breadth Of the bead It the eyes BY sowN
pressure that aattened the forehead.
Among the small stones are petrifisd eosal
shells, ETC., such ~ aEs very commoR
through this county. Oan you tell ~
what it is?-[ Albany County Gentleman,
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How few of us who have happy homes
appreciate them. We feel jealous Of some
|of our friends and neighboss who ore able
Ito have more expensive ones than We have
and fitted mp moro costly, forgitsing The
|old saying: IAN b not gold that gllttera.
If We were TO stay month ut the so.called
'.homes." !" We would be Glad to get bach
Ito our humble abodes. where, it the farm
|ture 10 cheap and tho ornaments, many 0
them rude aud msde By our owa hands,
love, not discold. yeigns and guides oul
actions.
Home should b made ~ pleasant u
possible. 1t should be heart phce-place
where the affections csntee-the most love
|ly Of al places on earth. Not necessarily
lin grandeur, for the humblest homes On
|hsppiest, II love and consentment dwell
therein; bright and pleasant. always fair,
with . Longing 70 b there. b pleasant
home. Let % then strive b make oai
homes both neat and tasteful, whore eaci
heart will rest hsppy. and where Tie par'
|est and bet thoughts win hnges. !" 'Ttl
home where the heart =, b. It svef q
humble" How true this u, and how
|pleasant TO b able to cherish thoughts ol
|home-to know, whatever We may Be, thai
Iwe have home which will b made more
Ihome.like and happy by our presence.
On! We cannot do too much to make oul
homes happy ones. We want no 5ar oi
ltliscord there, nor nothing else which vii
mar the pleasure and happiness Of ito In
mates. I believe that If woman would try
las hard to make their homes pleasant, .
they do to keep up 10 fashion in regard Il
dress, etc., the world would b . muci
better one than It IL. Do not think nov
that am = sour old baechelos. fer I b
long 70 the opposite sax. and believe n
l..woman's rights" % fas ~ they contrib
| ute 70 home hspp,ness, and no further.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

John Potter,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
"A Montana VIII practice in Ill Courts
0t the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

An Appropriate Mynn.
The following iscident occurred In
New Esgland city NOS more than thir',
miles from Boston, - the csow lies:
Elder c., Who has been Mayor o
ltAs city IN which he ressdeA 10 . sledge
haame9 preacher Of TIE Freewill Baptist
psrsuasios, highly esseemed, standing
come ok test iwo in the community, and
Imoseoves, b noted - yev,valist OF ths
John Kaox pattern, giving frequent en-
lDAaais - his e1ossaasons by sturdy blowi
Upon the pu!pit. A . result Of biz
Earnest preaching, he has semioceasionsl-
|!y large number to bsptize in the river
which PLEASANTLY meanders along the
southern LIMITS of the city. In re'ent
batch he immersed was . c0lOsod woman
weighing in the vicinity of two hundred
pounds. She was the last one to s'lose
her guilty stains," and Is . verse had
been sang At the assembled church choir
at the baptism Of the other candidates for
church perfeSment, the choir started up
with, ere the elder had fairly concluded
the sentence commencing. II haptize
thee"
1.-THE morning light 10 breaking;
The dalkness disappcars."
What made the matter more ludicrous.
just - the choir uttered ''the darkness
disappears," the head Of the colored
~
tremendous eouse. The spectators were
ccnvulsed with laughter; to suppress Il
Was impossible. It was the belief of
some present, who knew the wit and
cccentricities of the elder. that he had
selected the verse sung when the sable
convert was baptized; but as to the
truth Of this, ''deponent sayeth not. I"
Editors Drawer, in Harper's Magazine
for November.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03

the 0rlg00tOr OF arltnMeltc was A00
|'sm.
A Bar5er's ep.taph-He dyed sRd made
|no ngn.
The ventilation of an idea never gives
anybody . cold.
Hops have become very cheap, and
beer 10 going down.
The only men who are not out Of pa
|tients now are the doctors.
The extra sleep obtained by the use OF
10 mosquito csnopy 10 net gain.
Striped gloves ale soon to come into
fashion, but striped hoisery IL not to 60
ont.
"Was her death quite sudden 7" said Z
|condolinG friend to = bereaved widower.
"Well, yes, rather, for her."
A really great man il ka0wn By three
great Hgns-eenerosity In the design.
humanity In the execution, and modera.
|tion in suscess.
s'Six feet In his stockings ~ exclaimed
lfn. Psrtington. "why, lke has only
two IN his, and can never keep 'em
|dayred at that.''
That's another thing whioh This world
needs something that win do the work
|of cardamon seed without exciting sus
|pioion.
Evt ryope must find out tor himself the
key to the riddle of life. 1t is of no use
Ito have Il told. Some do not hear while
lothers mieunderstand it.
Its generally the case with ba1
|boys," philosophically remarks Miss
Anthony. ''that they look like theil
mother and act like their father"
Il b stated In French paper that the
value Of hens, chickens and eggs annu'
ally sold In the markets Of France 10 $60.'
l0oo,Oo0.
A French lady sent her maid to buy
!some nesh-colosed stockings, The servant
|rsturned with stockings jet black. The
LANCER of the mistress soon gave way tO
Laughter when che recollected that hel
maid vaa lady of color.
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=. +. Vivion,

TTORNEY AT LAW-Oflce. first
n floor Perkins brick building, Main
street, Bozeman. Will practice in all The
Cosrts Of the Territory.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-26
n L. RANLETT & Co.

n [. RANLETT & CO.
RAGING, TIES CORDAGE, ETC.
0nnn Rolls standard Domestic ana CALCUTTA
sOUOO BAGGING, in store and to arrve
EUREKA LUDLOW, DOUBLE ANCHOR Etc,
Delivered in Galveston or New Orleans IN Lots 70
suit purchasers.
-AlsO-
Boards LOCK and STAR BUCKLE Tie
Atlowest market quotations
MANILA. SISAL and HEMP CORDA0A Ell.
"a, 80. IS Petsrs street.
je9 E&SV In
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Horn Island-Per schooner Pippo-5oo bbls sand to
C Stewart
Pasoagoula-Per schooner Magnolia-10oo bh.s Of
charcoal to master j.
Pearl river-Per steamer Bonfouca-sooo coo feet OF
lumber to j W Adams =.
Il Pearl river-Per schooner j Emler-2o CORDS
wood to master .
Riloxi-Per schooner Comets cords wood to
master
Lake shore-Per sloop victor-1ao bbls shells to
order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Bay st Louis--Per schooner Emilia Amelia-5oo
bbls sand to order =.
Tangipahoa. Per schooner Chas Perry-l6 cords of
Bayou Lacombe- Per schooner Josephine No 2-25
cords wood to master
Bav st Louis-Per schooner Jos Ametico-6o cords
wood to master
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and sailed for New Orleans.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Hudson. eager ......-....-..sld June 19
Bark Elliott htchie Hutchinson .......cd June 10
BOSTON.
Schooner Williamne, Scott cid June II
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Juniata Catharine. June ~
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Warrior Hughes sid June
Steamship State OF Alabama Stewart .sld June Is
Ship Transit Percy sid MAY ~
BORDEAUX.
Bark st Genevieve, Demcuranrt. sid May l
Bark Carmella, Vecerina.- ..........-.sld Juue
JERSEY. ENG.
Ship Seafower. LIE Dain Apr
BREMEN
Ship INLAND Jansen .....-...........sld April IL