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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-21
THOROUGHBRED SHORT HORN
BULLSAND HEIFERS FOR SALE.

! have several choice Young bulls.
yearling and two year olds; also some
fine hciiers for sale. Terms reasona.
bic. Call OH or address me at Fill
more. Mo-. j. NJ. KENYON,
April 2l,-1m~.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-21

For choice meats Of all kinds, 60 to
Towards meat market, south side
Square.
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A very good secondhand Improved
Singer Sewing Machine for sale, that
does rs good work as Il new machine.
Apply at this office.
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Stiles 81 Hardy arc receiving theil
new goods. They + beauties. GC
and see them.
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: Elder l.. d. Cook, of Nodaway
county, will preach in the Christian
Church, in this place on Sunday
week, 30th inst, and evening before.
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More pretty CallcOes at Stiles Il
Iiardy's, than you ever saw, and lots
of other pretty goods, ut low prices.
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Ecruc laces, tics, scarfs, and the
handsomest line of handkerchiefs l
ever saw, are at Stiles Il Hardy's.
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LOST One copy of Shakspeare's
Works, neal the residence of j. G. IIig-
GINS. Liberal reward paid for its recov-
cry. j. H. CLARK.
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Harry Smith sells n twelve.inch
plow, with steel land side, for $3.50.
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If you have got a pretty baby, 90
to Stiles Il Hardy's for something to
make it q pretty cloak; by ali meaps.
We did.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-21

Harry Smith sells q twelve-inch
plow, with steel land side, for $3.50.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-21

Harry Smith sells a twelve-inch
plow, with steel land side, for $3.50.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-21

Harry Smith sells a twelve-inch
pillow, with steel land side, for $3.50.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-21

Stiles & Hardy still keeps the lead
in goods and prices. If
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C. BRETITIES.

CASH paid for hides, pelts and tai
low, at the south side Meat Market.
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VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

In which quito an array of home
talent will participate. assisted by
Miss Kellogg and Prof. Behr, of st.
Joseph.
Admission, % cents; Reserved
Seats, 35 cents. Tickets for reserved
seats may be secured at the store OF
Mcssrs. stiles IL Hardy, and for gen.
eral admission at Mcssrs. Tyncr's,
Earls, Wilkerson and Sargent.
Doors open at "a o'clock, Concert
begins at 8 o'clock.
COME ONEi COME ALL!
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RuinOus Price Of
Dry Goods.
Tempted to Buy Largely
For Cash and at Our
OWn Prices.

We do not make our Gus
toners pay for extravagant
and expensive management,
but we sell goods Cheap |!
Tomorrow we open 200 White Coun-
tcrpanes, at 75c.
10 pieces Black Silks, at $3.50; just
the same rs sold a year ago at $3.50.
black Mohair Alpaccas reduced rs
per cent.
100 dozen Linen Napkins at s1.OO
per dozen.
100 dozen Damask Linen Towels, 20
cts; worth 40 cts.
100 dozen heavy Bath Towels. 80 cts;
worth 80 cts.
80 pieces Table Damasks. the cheap
est ever known.
100 pieces Lonsdale Muslins. 0 cts.
100 pieces Cambrics, IL cts
200 pieces. yard wide. Brown Muslirs,
heavy as Indian Head. at s cts.
100 pieces Linen Cambries, all cOlors,
at 8 cts.
1000 pieces OF Standard Dress Prints.
st cts.
100 pieces Dress Prints, s cts.
100 pieces Percalc Dress Prints 81
cts.
On tomorrow we open also
new Parasols, new Gloves,
new Hosiery, Ladies' Under
wear, Shawls and Saques.
j. FORTUNE g. CO.,
Felix Street.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, 1876.
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1876
The Spring Campaign.
A word about the great live
r GOODS HOUSE
A. E. MCKINNEY,
ST. JOSEPH,
who is now exhibiting the largest, as
well as the richest and most elegant
stock of DRY GOODS, now to be
found in the WEST, and is selling
Dry Goods of every description at as
low prices as
Any House in the Land.
1t will PAY the citizens of Savannah
and ANDREW COUNTY, if they have
$500 to spend, to either send or go to
this immense establishment to spend
it. The success of this house is to-
day unparalleled in the history of the
Dry Goods trade, for the length of
time in business, and the great secret
of this success is told in few words
live untiring cncrgy-shrewd buying
and tinancicring, coupled with a high
toned, upright manner of dealing
with the people, and offering goods
at all times at LOWER prices than
ANY COMPETITOR. lie now Of
fers great bargains in
Black Silks, Colored Silks and
Summer Silks, Dress Goods,
Grenadine and Mourning
Goods.
Attention is called to q few of our at
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IMPROVED STOCK.

G. W. WIRES, Scc'y.
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SUMMER SILKS.

In the most beautiful patterns from
Is cents upwards. These goods are
very desirable.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
TO MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

The importance Of the heahness OF nervous system
middle aged men cannot be oyeestmated Its power
human happiness 20 be recognzed its capabilities,
its qualities and s the Importance Of its heathul
whether through thought study. intense application
In mental investigation and research whether by tho
absorbing attention necessary TO the conduct Of compi
Gated and momentous business Interests by the
sve indulgence OF the appees and propenstes of the
system All these are proper subjects Tor consideration as
also the knowledge OF what is moderation what
and when these exist the absolute necessity Of promptly
seeking advice from who. for long series of
Investigation and treatment OF all the maades OF this i'm.
portant department. TO accurately determine the diseased
conditions their nature and origin whether arising
from his experience and practice has learned TO discover
once the arrangement and promptly apply the remedy
the inexperienced and annoying to the pa
tent who, very naturally, know without delay
what Is the matter the extent Of the eerangeI the
striking example of the value Of experience and pract
cal observation well the usefulness Of the prompt
statement coming not from one but dozen public nsttu-
uons only home but abroad that prOpor
on OF those who suffer from mental disturbance and abso
lutte insanity permanently placed under
treatment within after the hrst symptoms have mani
tested themselves.
haused by intense mental application deprvng IL Of the
OF connected thought only
by being properly fed and nourshed by the Of certain
systematic methods Is precisely In every other de-
patment whether Of appetite propensity passion each
requiring different remedy orts recupeaton and different
means Tor bringing them from their overworked and
hausted conditions The Importance this branch of
cal practice scarcely be overraed for IL
the perpeuation Of family the securing Of hereditary
From long and large experience this direction have
been able to command by my the thankful apprec
certainly communicate much cultivated minds in
connection with practical experience in what pertains to
Of recovering their powers whether OF BRAIN
appetite, propensity or passion
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN-
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ExcHAsGE-sD f fser-sd col.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DRNYsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
il GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave New York. via Desbrosses and cortIandt
St. ferries as follows
with Pullman Palace Cars attached 8 80 A. ~ 8 and
s30P. NJ Sunday. g and 3 30 r. NJ.
2. NJ For Cory and Erie. 80 =. NJ. connecting AZ
Cory Tor Titusvile, Petroleum Centre, and the Oh
For BALTIMORE Washington and the South Limited Wash.
tngtou Express OF Pullman Parior Cars daily. except
sunday = 80 ~ arrive Washington $40 = n. Regu.
Express for Philadelphia 4 30 40 $50 NJ II 30 g.
44lo. 5. 30 p. N. and u night sunday. 8. Q,
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren-
ton, Perth Amoey. tlemingtc-, Belvidere aud other
Trains arrive Prom Pittsburg and 10 3U A. NJ and
20 NJ daily iO;l5 A. ". and 40 r. NJ daily, except
S1dAy rs Prom rom Wa w.;apTtSn ana Bs''%STe 70
PhilAdepha, $40 90 IS, 1913 II 20 III 81 A. ".
gas. 05 5:l5. 10, $40, So 20. 1oz7 p N. Sun.
aAo s'2o e''' II "a A. NJ 40 70 and io2
Ticket Offices SAG and o44 Broadway No Ator House
BROOKLYN Nos. iis. ll6 and iis Hudson 81, Hoboken
Emigrsns ticket once. No Battery place:
General Manager General Passenger Agent
DRovIDENcE AND sToNINGTON STEAMSHIP co.
INDUCTION OF FARE
between New York and Providence 20 So;
between New York and Beslon to 81
STONINGION LINE
steamer RHODE ISLAND and S1kRxGXSsErT daily
except Sundays, a. $40 = n
From pier "a N r., loot Of Park place steamships ELEC
IRA and GALATEA daily except sundays. attP
pHILADRLPnIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND rue
Il New Jersey southern Railroad-Fare from New York
Leaves New York fTom pier North River foot Of Rector ST.
or Phhadephia. ruckerton and Toms River. 40 p. ".
port a. ii A. ~ Tor fhIisdelphis. vinsiand ana Toms
River ". 5. sNEDEN. General Manager.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE-MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD PuR-
n niture property of f. Gay ESQ., so be sold this TUES
DAY morning. commencing 10s O'Clock. at the elegant
five story brown stone mansion No 100 West 23d ST.
9Th avMagnihcent rosewood Eageres lace Curtains Mir
rCrs elegant Pianofortes (Stenway Sons and Wind
with all late improvements latest style inaid Parlor
Suits, in satin brocael and rep; inaid Centre Tables
Cabinets Jsrdineres Bronzes oil Paintings Chamber Suits
in walnut Dressing Cases Bedsteads bureaus. hair and
spring Mattresses Carpets Bookcases, Books Ladys Secre
aire Library Tables Turkish Chairs do Rockers; dining
Buffet. extension Table Chairs in leather; China.
Dinner and Tea Sets Cut Glassware Lounges Hall Stand
also Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
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Special and peremptorr auction sal. to

JAMES DENNIS Co. Auctioneers. this day cuesday)
o'clock the spacious auction rooms IL Vesey near
the Astor House al 150 high class OIL Paintings richly
fran ed the whole forming extraodin ay fine collection
and Offering extraordinary opportunity housekeepers
hotel eQers and ohtr We take pleasure in calling the
pe,ia notice OF purchasers this sale Il that
shall sell every lot without
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AT 10 O'CLOCK,
GENTIENANs TuRNouT-ELEGANT TEAM OF soR
and true IN ali harness free from wee have anc styis
and action; fear nothing; are in every respect
SET FSE pouBTE HsRSEss M sSu sad 1ny want o. use
TOP WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS BUILT
GRAY ROAD MARE, .i5k HANDS HIGH, YEARS
extra ans roadster; can trot in 80 any day free
SET HARNESS, NEARLY NEW. MADE BY DUN
TOR ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY J.
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER a CO., OF
cHEsTNGT HORSE. i5x HANDS HIGH. 10 YEARS
old kind and in ali harness and under saddle free
from vice prompt and handy driver; tros close 3
minutes and perfectly safe for lady TO drive; also
TOP PONY PHxEToN, NEARLY NEW
BLACK COUPE HORSE, ,eSs HANDS HIGH, YEARS
l. stylish with ane knee action; fast traveller and il
CO., yery sesgers aSst elsss coupe or carriage horse
RooKAWAY, NEARLY NEW
Ter; free prompt and stylish driver and hrst class
TOP Rosb ' %SGoS sEY K. NEW and suL1
BAY PSSY M aASbs Ss'2TG aGn YEARS oLD KIND
nd qe in 5 all s from au good
TRUcKING ESTABLISHMENT TEAM TRUCK
HSr's e SoSs hs @ anS Years sYs old Ss kind and
atruck, and are first class workers; also set Harness
DogsLR TRUCK; BUILT BY SyoyyNAH;
THREE CART HORSES, 10 HANDS HIGH, AND o
years old; have been worked in carts. ana sold for
OF also Cart Harnesses
FIVE Tor ROAD WAGONS AND THREE TOP PHAE-
tons; sold TO pay advances
ELEGANT BAY COUPE HORSE 16z HANDS HIGH
years old; kind and true in all harness free from
vice. has fine style and action; is tree and pleasant
driver has been used by private family and sold
only Cor want OF use and warranted sound.
TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT By W. FRANK DUSEN.
bury, and used but very little
SORREL HORSE Is HANDS HIGH, 9 YEARS OLD;
Kind and true in all harness. free from vice, and
excellent horse for general
sale.
Top and no.top Road Wagons, Phaetons seighs Rocka
ways. &c, &c
Harness, Robes, Blankets, &C.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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A UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON,
~ 10 TO % 18TH ST,
University place.
SALES of HORSES and CARRIAGES every Tuesday
i and Friday.
. "a to % hours trial on horses warranted sound.
{ PARTIAL CATALoGuE Of this days sale, at 10
: ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES I5Is hands : years:
= have vice, trick fault closely matched
drivers do not pull afraid OF anything;
: OF the finest teams Tor any use in the city war
I ranted sound.
LANDAULET, very light in good order by Flandreau
n BLACK HORSE, raised in Kentucky. 1864 hands 3
= years kind In all harness and under saddle
q from vice; is not afraid Of anything; good free
{ stylish driver; excellent roadster family
= horse; trots close TO minutes; warranted SOUND; ;
4 set Harness. &C also
TOP WAGON, in good order, by J. Harding.
: BAY TRUCK HORSE l6 hands, years; kind in all
y harness. free from vice good, honest worker;
: sold for account Of whom il may to pay
z ELEGANf LANDAU nearly new by Wood Brothers.
= BAY TROTTING HORSE Ben, 154 hands, 8 years:
- kind in ali harness; free from vice; trot in
. minutes when track Is in condition; il not afraid
: OF anything; Is in every way thoroughly reliable
9 horse tor any warranted sound.
: TOP SIDE BAR WAGON. nearly new.
: GROCER'S ESrABLlSHMENT-Gray Horse 15iS
= hands, years; kind in ali harness; a thorough,
good, reliable worker; excellent horse for any
y TOP GRoCER's WAGON. nearly new, by schennelL
= TEAM BAY HORSES 16i, HANDS and \ years: every
way right reliable and without vice trick Of any
= kind OF the best work teams in the city;
= ranted sound
{ Two CLARENcEs in good order, by Brewster. Of
: PONY 'PPHi1EToNs AND TOP WAGONS. to be sold
:. for account whom IL may
: TWENTY OTHER HORSES description time Of sale
: A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind OF Carriage.
{ Wagon. Harness. Sleighs. Robes, &C, this day. at
: ARCH. JOHNsTONs Mart, 10 to 25 18th ST. near
Sale commences at 10 o'clock
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EUROPE

NIcE.-HoTEL LES ANGLAfs A pIRsr CLASS
~ hotel, facing the and under English management
R4gkR HAYS Secretary. ~ Coleman a. Lond"a hu
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/ -TUSIS JOHNSON. AUCTIONEER.
\. Oldest stand in the city, 81 Nassau Sc.


A -TUSIs JOHNSON AUCTIoNEER
n. Oldest stand in the city, 81 Nassau st.
On THURSDAY at lOJs O'Clock
sale Of Household aud Office Furniture standard religious
and eaneOus Works, sunday School Books Banners,
Maps Of Palestine and the Holy Land. Gothic Stands and
Special attention OF Sunday school ndents
called 10 this sale on Thursday.
On SATURDAY,
at i0h O'Clock,
great bankrupt stock OF Music-5OoOo pieces; Pianos
Organs &C by the well known makers Mason IL smlin,
Burdctt. Erban, Steinway. II aines. Arion. &C
A DRIAN II. MULLER. AUCTIoNEER
Receivers Sale Of Bonds
ADRIAN n MULLER 4 SON viii sell a, auction. on
Wednesday January ~ 1876 at l2Is O'Clock, the Ex
change Salesroom No Ill Broadway by order Of Herman
UhL ESQ Receiver of tho German Uptown Savings Bank
81 600 town Of West Farms per cent Bonds.
$500 town of West Farms per cent Bonds
$1,000 town Of West Farms cent Bonds
$4,000 town OF West Farms per Bonds.
$500 town Of WeIchester per cent Bonds.
5000 town OF westchester per cent Bonds.
$4,000 City OF Yonkers per cent Bonds.
Full particulars At office Of Anctoneer No. Pine ST.
A Rr NOTICE.
Now on exhibition at the Art Rooms.
SIT Broadway, the entire collection OF
PAINTINGS. EYGRAvINGs. ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
BRoNzEs CLOCKS, ORNAMENTS BRIc-A BRAC
&C., &C.,
WILLIAM BUTLER DUNCAN ESQ,
TO be sold by auction as follows
FURNITURE, BRoNZES, ORNAMENTS &C, THURSDAY
AFTERNOON. January 10. At 8 o'clock.
Paintings and engavngs Friday evening, January H. at
The Messrs LEAvITT Auctioneers
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that is warranted sound kind and
In harness from three days given to test
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A UcTIoS' 4 AgS1l2T' Gas2T AUCTION.
AND IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE
OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BLANKETS
AND ROBES,
on TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY II. al 10 20.
AT THE UNION CLUB. No. 18TH ST., BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND 5Tu AF,
consisting Of
the finest pair Of Morgan Horses in the state They
mahogany just alike In sire and color with large
natural flowing and tails heavy boned and short
ointed with black points years old I51 hands full will
weigh $50 each in ;l5 togctner the Of horse
II much faster; he trottcd year In 81 they
warranted sound and Kind, without bemish.
Also
the fast trottng and stylish Horse Tom Booker
old, i5Js hands; trot in 2fO single double,
ranted sound and kind
Of the most stylish and perfect large bay coupe
carriage horses that through the Park old 1884
hands high; trots in about three minutes; lady drive
him warranted sound and kind
Also
nearly top Road WAGONS, two light Portland
Sleigh single and double Road Harness Coupe
Carriage Harness. light highwheeed top Pony
Phaeton.
Call and examine this superb stock The steward will
In attendance and give all the necessary information
Sale positive, rain shine 20 the highest bidder without
limit OF restriction. Terms cash
GEORGE W. JENKINS Auctioneer
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a Il OFFER on ACCOUNT OF MY HUsBAND's
a. death tour Horses suitable for truck farmer any
business half value. e6 Amty st., between Thompson
and sullivan.
A FOR SALE FIVE HORSES, FROM $40 40 $40:
a. 10 be sold half value &c Tor farming grocery
man any other business trial allowed IS South 18th
DY VIRTUE OF A ChATTEL MORTGAGE I WILL
ID expose public auction this day 10 clock,
I'd 81 and eth av Horses Express Wagon Harness
THOMAS REILLY. Auctioneer
NOUPE ROCKAwAY IN PERFECT ORDER; FULL
~ platform will be sold a. ow nce 255 cab
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS QUEsDAO SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
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great bankrupt stock OF Music-5oooo pieces Pianos
Organs &c. by the well known makers. Mason amln
Burdett. Erban, 6teinway. Haines Aron. &C.
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DRY GOODS.

EoR sALR--A sEALsKiN sAcQUE; ALSO AN ELE.
CANT Mateiassc Sacque which has never been worn.
Address 8. Herald Uptown Branch once.
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A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASsELL 4 KEARNEY
n ITO and liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4rH AY
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
Hours, 8 to 4

HAVANA LOTTERY.-NEXT DRAWING. JANUARY
IL 2l 1876 Highest prize, 100000 whole amount Of
prizes $4,000 For particulars address B. MARTINEZ
CO, Bankers 10 Wall ST. in the basement Box 1852 Post
onice.
u CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS-IMPROVED
N. method instantaneous relief Permanent cures,
DR. STODDARD, No. West i4th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11
HORSES. CARRIACEs. sc.

COuPEs, 500; LANDAULETs, ROCKAWAYs. FOR
" four passenges; Barouches Phaetons, Depot wagons
Bugdes and sleghs At equally low priceL J. CoLYER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11

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w Port Royal. :. c.: Fernandns. Fla Brunswick Ga.
The favOrite aud well known steMmer MONTGOMERY
Faircoth master having superior accommodations for
will sail Thursday January 49, from No IL
East River At p M 20 above ports making connections
with all points South and Southwest via Port Royal ths
Florida and Brunswick railroads.
First class passage TO $40 &C
First class ackson will sc
First class passage to 20 &C
Through tickets issued to all points South and Southwest
Steamer II ATTERAS. Monkn master, will follow January
HERM GELPCKE. No william st.