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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16
Domestic Receipts.

PGccoLoM1NA CAKE.-Stir to cream
one cup of butter, three cups of SUI
gar, and the whites of two eggs, then
stir gradually into the mixture the
yolks of five eggs, four cups of flour,
one and u half teaspoonfuls of yeast
powder, and one cup of milk, flavor
to the taste.
CHOCOLATE CUsTARD.-Soak over
night one cup of Tapioca in cup, of
water, in the morning add pint of
milk, salt it, and let it boil ten min
utes. Beat up the yolks of two eggs
with a half cup of sugar, add it, and
boil fifteen minutes. Flavor with
lemon, and have ready the whites of
two eggs beaten to stiff froth to
spread upon the top.
CoLDsLAw.-Cut up the cabbage
very fine with a sharp knife, and
sprinkle over it teaspoonful of salt.
For large dish, say quart of cut
cabbage, use two eggs, a piece of but
ter the size of an egg, half tea cup
of water and half tea cup of good
vinegar. Beat the eggs, whites and
yolks together, very light, add the
water, vinegar and butter, and put
all in tin on the fire, stirring all
the time until it is creamy thick
ness, Pour it hot over the cabbage,
stir up well with fork, and leave
to cool.
LOBSTER SALAD.-Take two fresh
heads of lettuce that have been well
washed and drained; cut the firm
part small; put a thin layer Of it in
a dish or bowl, and on the middle
pile put the meat of a boiled lobster,
minced fine; mash fine the yolks of
three hard-boiled eggs with salt,
cayenne pepper, mustard and white
sugar, half Il teaspoonful of each, adj
ding gradually two tablcspoonfuls of
fine olive.oil and three of vinegar;
simmer this dressing over a slow
fire, stirring it all the time, but do
not let it boil; pour it over the lob
ster and fill the space around it with
the remainder of the lettuce; place on
the pile of lobster stars or disks of
picked cucumber, and on the ridge
of lettuce the whites Of the eggs cut
into rings and forming a chain. A
salad made in the same manner of
the white meat of cold fowl or fish,
pulled or cut into flakes, mixing for
the dressing four tablespoonfuls of
oil and two of vinegar; instead of
lettuce 4 small, hard head of cabbage
may be cut into and shaved as fine
as possible,
EAST INDIA PIcELEs.-Take one
peck of green tomatoes, one-half
peck of slice onions, four caulihow-
crs sailed twenty.four hears; drain
them and mix with a handful of
horseradish, one ounce of cloves, one
ounce of cinnamon, one,quarter pound
of brown sugar, one-quarter pound
of ground mustard, one.quartcr pound
mustard-sced, two ounces chopped
celery, fifty small cucumbcrs; put all
in kettle and cover with cold vim.
cgaT boil fifteen minutes, put in n
stone jar and they are ready to eat
To PRESERVE HArR.-Clyccrin and
tincturc capsicum, each two ounces,
oil of bergamot 1 drachm; mix and
perfume to suit. This is to be the
only dressing for the hair, Wash
the head occasionally with soft wa
ter and fine soap.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

Tll bet u sheep" said old Mere.
dith to his bctter.half, chat our boy
0tho is going crazy; fur he's GRIMM
at the plough, he's GRIMM at the
barn, and he's GRIMM to himself
wherever he goes" "Pshaw! old
man" said his wife, "you don't know
nothin' The critters got a love let
, .VH
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

A man falls on the street in a fit.
As the doctor hastcns upa bystander
cxclaims; ooh, if he had only come
sooner, OH" But the doctor looks up
from the fallen man and remarks,
ale is dead! | myself could have
done nothing more"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

Let us keep our scorn for our own
weaknesses, our blame for own sins,
certain that we shall gain more in
struction, though not amusement, by
hunting out the good which is in
anything, than by hunting out the
evil.-Kings'cG
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

A wag tried to annoy a popular
preacher by asking him whether the
fatted calf of the parable was male or
female. Female to be sure" was
the reply; "for l see the male" look
ing the questioncr full in the face,
"yet alive in the flesh before me-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

So great the effect of cleanliness
upon man that it extends even to
his moral character. Virtue never
dwclt long with filth; nor do | believe
there ever was a person scrupulously
attentive to cleanliness who was a
consumate william.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

If we will take the good we find,
asking no questions, we will have
heaping measures. The great gifts
are not got by analysis. Everything
good is on the highway. The middle
region of our being is the temperate
zone.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

Administer, while travelling through
the West some years ago, asked an
old lady on whom he called what she
thought of the doctrine of total de-
pravity. "Oh," sheroplied, 81 think
it's good doctrine, if the people
would only act up to it."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16
The Ohio Coal Fields.

Mine inspector Roy returned from
a visit to the Stark and Hooking coal
fields. He reports work in the mines
fair. In a mine at Straitsville the
owners are experimenting with u
coal cutting machine. 1t is built
somewhat in the shape of n man,
and is named the Badger. 1t under
mines about fivefeet, making a groove
of about four inches high and two
feet in length. This machine is OPP
Grated with compressed air. At the
bottom of the shaft is boiler about
twenty-five feet in length, also a
steam engine and an air compressor,
The air is conducted from the latter
to the machine by means of pipes
The machine is said to be doing its
work in an excellent manner
The operators are Of the opinion
that the machine can be so perfected
that the cost of mining will be re-
duced ten cents per ton, and relieve
the miners Of a greut deal of hard la
Dor. In the Stark county region
they have an arrangement for wash
ing coal which takes all the slate
dirt and sulphur out Of the nut and
pea coal. BY this processmine own
ers realize thirty cents more per ton
on the class of coal mentioned. AT
one mine alone there are forty thous.
and tons of slack, which can be
washed and made marketable. When
washed,it can be sold very cheap, and
owners will realize handsomely on
what used to be an cyesore to them.
Coal Trade Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

Inquisitive people are the tunnels
of conversation. They do not take
in anything for their own use, but
merely pass it to another.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16
SO foot w ellis a Day.

lie is now ready to make contracts and put
down wells ON short notice, Any one de.
string well will find It TO their advantage
to consult Mr.. Winklcy. For draining
ponds, swamps &c, this borer has no SUI
pcrior, and IL much spccdicr than ditching,
Mr.. Winkley has the agency for this borer
for a radius of one hundred miles around
Point Pleasant. Address Point Pleasant,
Mason County, West Va. Iscpt soft
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16

A Ill the type now In this office is entire.
n ly new. We have all the late styles Of
card and poster type, and ilattcr ouHclI
TINT we can do as good work ny any Office
In the state. Give Us u trial.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-11-16
JNO. WINKLEY,
POINT PLEASANT,

HAS just received, and has now in oper.
III alton this model well-borcr This in
vcntion claims that three men can put down
two
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

orrror NEW ORlrANs DrMooHAr.

wednesday, June Sls As'e-t ~ ssss
The updarsigned In assuming charge of the
river Department OF the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
spec faIly solicits from his steamboat friends O
continuance or the patronage So llbefally ex-
tauded during hiR connection with the New Ur-
leans "e'ee'' anu n'''''' GEO. J. DUNCAN.
TuE WEATHEn-Is warm, no rain In
sight. dust plentiful on the front.
BUSINESS Improving all the boats In
port to-day are doing we'll.
DEPARTURES. The City OF Alton, Tor
st. Louis: Katie, for Vicksburg, J. -.
williams. for the Ohio, and Frazer, for
Lower Coast, left port yesterday. 4
THE LIGHTNING WILLfE.-This neat
passenger packet leaves at p. m. to-
day lin place OF the Ouchita Bellel Tor
Ouachita City, Trenton, Monroe and oil
landings intermediate on Ouachita and
Black rivers. Capt. f. A. Blanks com
mands, and Capt. Il. b. Trinidad mas
charge Of her Office.
For list or arrivals see marine column.
AZ last advices the Mississippi and Its
tributaries were falling fast. -
The RopT. You've Regular Weekil
Packet. This regular packet under
command of Capt w. H. Daniel. with
that courteous and popular gentleman
Mr.. J. b. Schmidt In charge OF the
Office. At Simmsport the Young con
meets with the steamer Sallie for al
| landjngs on Bayou des Glaizes. She
leaves every Wednesday mt 8 p. m.
Rsp RIVER The line packet Col. a,
P. Kouns, Mart Kouns, master; 1; h,
| Kouns. clerk, laaves at p. m. to-day
| for Jefferson, Shreveport, and oil way
| landings.
The superb Frank pargoud is receiv.
| ing to leave ut $ D. m. tomorrow Iol
/ ut.,t4.h.,,,Y ,,tH th., nunIu
The g. FL. Durfee is the next lint
packet for Red River after the Col. A
p. Kouns, to leave Saturday at 5p. IN.
The Bismarck makes her. appearance
| to ,,s In new and glitteriDg suit o.
snow white paint.
Nothing new string on the front to
Cant. w. Fl. Cody. of the Tensas. left
| for his home In Savannah, ILL.,, last
evening. on the City Of Alton.
Capt. O'Pry and the other officers o.
the 0riole, who were injured by the OK
plosion OF that steamer are rapidly I'M
proving.
| 10th inst. says.
"a great many steamboatmen live a.
Carondelet. Among them Is u certain
| Captain. with d fine lady wife. The Cap
| tain has been absent for some tim'
until few days ago. In the meantime
a dashing young steamboat clerk was
left handed boarder ut the Captain !
home. He (the Captain) returned un
expeetedly a few days since. The clerl
retired as rapidly ms possible, but for
got a pair Of pantaloons hanging in tn
wardrobe. The next morning the Cap
tain put them on by mistake, and fount
| In the pockets $500. Clerk has not callet
on him for that amount as yet; he ma.
do SO. ,
We look for brisk business during th'
remainder Of the week. :,
BoArs DuE.-Thompson Dean, N. T
Schenck, Bart Able, Gov. Allen, Colder
Rule, Natchez, Seminole and Hy. let
are the next steamers due ut this port,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

Receipts for three days. proper 1a24: gross 1878
since Sept /, 130s O23 proper agalnst so6S5 last
year-increase l07 1886. Exports for three DAYS
5439 Stock by our running statement 1881.
against ~. .oe9 last year.
TOBACCO-N Nothing reported yet Sales for
the week 60 hhds. Amount on sale 10000 hhds |;
ditto By our running account 12.9A.
FREl6HT6-4arkot very nrm. OOWon 70
Liverpool I'd by steam and sail; 70 devre &c.
SUGAR-Receivod this morning only hhds.
There n very little doing. and prices are un.
changed Aiot Of 50 hhds good common. not
ro6lled. sold ak 1Xc = y. There = stock tn the
shcds 81 ~ hhds. Common b quoted at INC,
aOod common 7xc, fair 1xc. good tair sc. fully
Yair sx9ex0 primo exc.. cnoice e4Ooc yellow
clariAe3 * 6SKO, white clarified lo01okc NJ.
6UGAR-There IL none coming n; nor H His
there any movement worthy Of note. Stock IN
the sheds so bbls. Fair is quoesd = !9946c prime
leeso. strictly prime s90s4c. choice See67c
CITY CITY REFINERY SUGAR-Is selling on or
ders at IOXc for standard A. In bbls. l1c for
granulated, llkc for powdered and crushed and
liGrF9F dfTq R&ffNERY s3S MoLAssEs seIirg on
orders at AOc for common, $50 for fair. SOC for
prime. $50 for choice and e096Sc Tor golden
flour There are few or no brands on hand
ment Is confined to small lots for the local trade
at unohanaod prices The stock on hand Is
small go barrels sold comprising Is bbls
0inale extra 6 q, 50 double extra at - 2B, 2t
eood troh1e extra & = ~ - DO. q s 81 - choce
e1txA atM n = and Is ~. It n bbl and 80
f&11on pf1(l otexmk
s57 r. = 80 r. m600FS
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
LOUISIANA.
IDonaldsonv Vile Chief. June l7.l

tDonaldsonville Chief June Ill
The Port Vincent Tsftne reports
that charbon, the mysterious malady so
fatal to animals, has again made It's APP
pearance in that locality. with results
more than usually destructive. Car
bolic acid Is being used to prevent the
spread OF the disease.
Marshall Herald. June ISL
A man named Joseph Ryan, an Irish
man, called on Mr.. Herndon, who Is
working convict labor, and asked for
employment. He was asked II he could
plow; he said he did not know, but
would try, and made one round. Upon
naked. whipped with rope and choked
until he tainted. This, he says, was done
by the convicts, and by the order Of Mr..
Herndon and the guard, q man by the
name Of DeLee. The sergeant In charge
was present, but took no action to pre-
vent the inhuman treatment. Ryan says
he begged and implored them to shoot
him In preference to being abused as he
was. The poor fellow is confined to his
bed. Mr.. Herndon was arrested and
nut under bond to appear at court. Mr..
DeLee has left for parts unknown. The
officers are In pursuit Of him.
Houston Age. June l6.l
1t Is reported thirty car loads of iron
are en- route for Pierce's San Antonio
road, and that the road will be imme-
diately put through to the Guadalupe,
sixteen miles beyond Kingsbury, by the
Ist Of August. The point Of crossing at
the Guadalupe is twenty-nine miles
from San Antonio. xE
Owing to the reported junction OF
Pierce and Charles Morgan, It Il be-
lieved Houston will, next tall, be made
the terminus Of the Pierce road, in order
| 20 connect With the Ship Channel.
Track-laying on the Texas and New
| Orloane railroad has reached within
seventeen miles Of the Trinity, coming
this way from Beaumont.
Work Is rapidly progressing on the
| Trinity draw, and It is asserted trains
viii be run into Houston on the 1st Of
| September. sSe
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
LEEDS FOUNDRY.
tESTABLISHED IN 1s96.l
Corner Dslora and rouchsr ssrests,
NEW ORLEANS.

We are prepared 10 manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BorLERs,
SUGAR MILLS, RUGAR KETTLEs,
DRAINING MACHINES, Saw Mills,
CoTToN PREssEs, NEWELL BcREws,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MovTHs,
CRATE BARS, JUDsoN's GovERNoRs,
and ali kinds of Plantation and Steamboat work.
and every description 0f Machinery for the
South. LEEDS OC.
We beg to call special attention 10 our large
stock OF Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock Of the Stacker Iron Works OF Ten
nesses. for which Mr.. H. r. Lavillebeuyre was
formerly agent. land the only genuine Tonnes
see Kettle In the. market.) we offer the same to1
sale, NJ we'll NJ those Of our own manufacture
Al Renhacsd Rates, price lists Of which we will be
pleaaed to furnish on application.
spfa Am dltw
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

The prisoner whispered "'Then sit a
ieetle further of I'd rather pay q hum
dred dollars than have people take me
for a deputy sheriff" The kindly smile
disappeared very suddenly from the
off1cial's face.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE N. o. DEMocRAT.
Tuesday. June II. 1915 1890 .. IN.
MONETARY.

The money market Ia unchanged. We con-
tinue TO 1,lnte exceptional commercial paper at
--0DA per cent per annum discount. Al do. at 100
H. and second grade nominal
Gold opened ut 1l2a@l12l against 1l2a ai Ngw
both markets. The movement Is light,
Under the decline In gold q New York. foreign
exchange Is shade lower. being now quoted az
biiis and --tacbi for bank. and --@55i@-ior
bank counter rate and 4;ssk@- for commercial. q %
fha han ks continue TO check on New York ut
u per cent. premium. and commercial sight IL
still quoted at \.
movement yesterday premium bonds are not as
strong. while State consols are shade higher.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
COMM MEBCIAlI.

COTTON-The market opened with much
less animation than yesterday. but there Is.
nevertheless some inquiry and We hear 81 sales
any uuotable variation. but are generrlly re.
ported a. no stronger. The offerings are limited
and the supply unsatisfactory; The dispatches
with sales OF 10000 bales and arrivals I-32d
lower; Havre quiet and steady; and New York
dull for spots. with no Quotable cnange aud l-32
easter.
Market quiet and steady.
1850 bales, (for tho three days e0t0) the market
closod at the following quotations:
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
Mesvsora sasla.
LBy Telegraph.

NEW YoRx, June 81, 1879.
To A Moulton, Agent:
The steamship New Orleans. Capt George
Dearborn, arrived at o'clock this morning.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
BAYOU SARA.
RED RIVER.


NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER THANS
POHTATION COMPANY STEAMERS
Mary Louise, Texas.
r. +. BryArly, Lotus No. -
Col. A. r. KOuns, WI. B0hansa
Snmne FOR .SHKEyEP0BT. JkfFEHs
k&xAe son, Upper. Red River, 4tndon
- C0ushstta, Grand EcQres Alexaus'
drfa and A1I way and plantation landinas-Le9vs
Ing New Orleans ~ follows:
For Shreveport and Jeifefson.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. June ii. at ,. n.
COL. 4. p. kOUNs,
Mart Kouns, master. l. n. kouns. clerk.
No wharfboat charges Will be made on freight
CONSIGNED TO the company vt the mouth Of He'd
Rivef.
ut New Orleans Will be handled ff6O q dra1hAe
and commissions.
boats, or ct the once Oh the company. No. III
drsvfer street. JOS. a AKM RTsstdent
HfTK 4 CARIIN. RH1TTdh 4 $fERks
die LORD a MCPEAKK. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

NxpOrtss
NEW YORK-Psr steamship Knckerbocker1-
75i bales cotton 100 bales moss i9O hales iron leoo
ais ol c,,ke 80 dry hides 200 bbls oil.
NEW YORK-Per steamship BrHshear--- $50
bales cotton 76 bales hides 5sgt dry do 1919 bdls
w do 1875 SKIS wool 1879 bales do . baes rags 90
hhds baries hbds tobacco 40 bbls lime 100 bbls
onions 100 hhds pitch Iii pkgs mdse.
HAVREAPer ship k0rris--3e4s bales cotton
yt20 pcs slaves.
N8PLE5-Per bark Llneoln-52t hhds tobacco
6nnn neg strives.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

Leaves EVERY sATUHpAI. ~ p. a -
sa6Sr1re gomery Us o3fSD 3fssandris. % Eormss's Si
Wares, Barbing and al way Ind
ings intermediate on the Hissiesippi and R00
Hiyors-The steamer
New Daxt Ablo.
For freisht or passage sPP9I cA bosEA gro
de1s ON No. Commercial Plaee.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

AtrIVCW lWSV BVcmvUBs
schr Geo Bealy, Kicker. . days from Havana, TO
Chaffraix h Agar--Aleiers.
sTEAMBukTB.
Atlantic, Davis, from ~ Louis, with barges
Hott Young Daniel. frpm Washington.
Willie, Blanks, from Ouacbita City.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
nereipts last Evenins.

ST LOUIS-Per towbOat Atantie--g bales cot
ton taq bhds tobaeeo 81 AGA bush corn In bulk ss7t
axis corn g4ss skis oats 1917 SKIS bran 40S6 bbs Hour
74b hf do Ills bbls meal. -
OUACHTTA CITYA-Per steamer Willie--1s2
bales cotton axe seed cotton 800 stayss.
WASH NaTON--Pe steamer Robert Young.
nj bales cotton $40 SKIS cotton seed 40 SKIS rough
rice hhds sugar ara head stock.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

Cleared Yesterday.
Hteamshi l,rashear. Forbss for New. York
CA whitney deo
STEAMSHIP, KnIckerbocker, Kemb1e, for New
YORK. Moulton
Ship Norris. Barstow. for Havrs- hultz &co
Bark Lincoln, Thorn. for Naples
Sehr Eta and Josie. Bunker. for Frontera, Mex,
Norton Bell
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

NJ naS1read.
NEW ORLEANS. 81 LOUIS AND CHICAGO
10 bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

Imports.
HAvANA-Per sehr Geo Sealy-l39 hhds sugar
$50 bxs do,
coffse 81 mats do st6 900 In specie.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21

By NMflFOMdss
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
100 bales cotton no bhds tobacco 1876 bbls whisky
400 bbls -four S54 btls rosin.
MORGAN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS II h
sk seed cotton Al hhds sugar 25t SKIS rough rice
4t9 head enttle s0oaG In specie
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
usecesvts this Morning /.

sT IOU1s--Per steamer Bismarck --f HID
tobacco ~ cks bacon 10 ties hams 2Oo6 bbs meal
20ts bbls flour z5gJ eks corn 42g5 SKIS oats 610 sks
BRAN = !,
tiHEENNILLF@Per steamer Frank Pargoud
Arr bales cotton 500 sks cotton seed. M.
IDWER COAST-Per steamer Carrie A Thorn
-suudries TO order
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
MARINE NEWS.


Arrived this mernins.
No arrivals from sea.
STEAMBOATS,
Bismarck. gpane. from st Louis. -.
Carrie A. Thorn, OHrrick, from Lower yoash.
Frank Pargotid. White, from 0reenville.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-21
STEAMBOATS,.

6IEA M bOAlSs
GRAND ISLE.
lara. GRAND fsLE...........ius
supwner Arrangement.
IN CONNECTION WITH w1LLOz HOTEL.
~ The splendid sieem yacht
- Heswssns;y Is y, n. yan mssss5 .'ss Il.
sfsfEaSpt syESt lsHGSlSx sTHGSlEsDxv t' saDs ssS q 0aATufSx
eelock TOUCHING st Loulsla fsv cv'pgb 81 eboss ans
living In this upper part 81 the CITY
Pare ~ ~.
viii commences running Tuesday, June 18th.
ietsu
vICKsBURG.
% 5ssxss fsS5y ySR TTHsRbbd5 TvTPdHRsbbdsa & 7 Ys1z+oHrs
Rsylss a.. Benz nd .,s,,,naq END ipsefmsd'ass
I'm place if q Il h. Les.l
s.sss w% cs"sbbs sbsys 1ss: 1ssssas 81 sEsbsgs
nsrssssd e. bssr drssi En1 az snd 2HR
yoa 2sb asBHAyr1tWk2HS zfr VIZ yJSB5BEgzssa F 5aQa1s
y sX* The lne and fAst passenser pscke
PnANk PAnoOUD,
J. n. whlts. master, O Holmes saes1 $
Will leave ~ abOye, connecting ~ viok4pux1
with the ssparisQt Lne" for nll points on YAeV0
apply ON board. or TO JOHN yANNH1.~
my3 ADAMD = WVHhs
SATURDAY vICKsBUHu UNfTED STATES
NAIL PACKET.
Leaves ever. ATQHDAY X 49, L. ~ Nt,v,sr,
kGTs4EER Natchez and all intermediates lama
ings-The passenger packet
r, r. Ieathers. insstsr. J. r. Muss. clerk.
connecting ut vicksburR with the Parisot Llne
fer Yazoo Tallahatehie and Sunaowgr rivers
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo snd
st. Louis.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
JOHN JANNEY, III Common street,
or to HITE &CARI1N. . Tehoupit0ulas st.
mas IS
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
SPEcfAL AND rXPREcEDEXrED
Of
Lupins nns xsrsaos
and
Cashmere.
JOHN ruSLEY : co.'s,
7ei Broadway.
4ss pieces Lupiu's ans Mernos all eoors, So 'aehs,
wide. 5sc- worth $50.
500 pieces Lup,ns extra qualify Mernos ESQ value g.
$40 pieces Lupins One double twin eolored Csshmsrsa
ssc worth CSC.
pieces Lupns super double twiled Cashmere
75e.; worth 81.
200 pieces Lupn's all black Nsno. 5sc worth CSC.
$50 pieces Lupin's extra nne black Cashmere. $50
The cheap. Mernos and ca.hm.rss over offered the
public.
sale to commence
MONDAY. November ao
JOHN rUSLEY ; CO..
7ei Broadway.
between 9Th and 9th Sta.
New York
John TuSLEY CO..
7ei Broadway
New effects Armure de Sole.
Camel hair and basket weave sungs greatly reduced
prices
$50 pieces camel hair wool plaid suitings 1926;
worth 25c.
Leading Novelties in the
Cloak and Suit Department.
Ma.ea.se fur lined cloaks in varieties
Suits greatly reduced.
Chdrens Cloaks \ specially.
Ma.slssse Cloakings. from s. to So
Hosiery Department
Boys msrno SHIRTS and Drawers. 2sc.
Ladies' and Gents Vests and Drawers. 5oc worth 81.
Ladies' feece-lined Bslbriggan Hose, 37c.
Ladies' silk ciockcd Babriygan Hose, ESQ
Knitted wool Basques, 95c.
Ohildren's Hosiery speciality.
Fur Trimmings In immense variety.
JOHN rUNLEY CO..
76l Broadway,
Between sth ard 9th sss..
Now York.