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1878.
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G.. 81 NV.
LIN ES.

THE CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces upaer ono announcement, ~ cu.
TrInt Ea,w"v nns os ,ma W,tur u'e nIvnt
WEST and, with itnumerous branches and con.
hetw.an rh;nn.u ee soa1 II u 9ulHkest ROME
cousin Northcrn Mirhirnn Mimnaso.n ,,, "is
hrasla Cn,tnnia and H. Was,r,' ,uMu, ny
Oo,,,bD "nJ r,,,Iro,,,i,' i,I ~ ~
" W. o"'3o'"" A'"e
is the shortest ana best route between Chicago
Hhu aiI Points III northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota
NeprasRa, wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
california oregon nina, Japan u Australia, Its
Chiougo, ST. Paul ana M,1ueoDoijs Linz
Is tho short loo ho,yoor Ch;ooro n,a &, o,,,.
In Nor,hor, W;sanr";n on n,t UNIV "ii po'ii's
Wadi"nn 81 pnmi Nl;nnn u ui', m,, UNI 10,
noints a., tho cr"a, Nnr,h"pst "'''i' "'io y"
Wv w. 10
10 crosse, Wtn0nd ana ST. Isfer Lima
Is the best route between Chicago and La Crosse
Wnona, Rochester, Owatonna. Mnnkato. 81. pete,
New Ulm and all points in Southern and Contrl
Minnesota It's
Green Ban and MYrouette Line
To III. ,oIv limo bo,,,oon fY;oaoo a., ,.,n,.
Wste,tnnn Fond an ns,L ai. 'a an,',,,'
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Uo,chtnn Iianonnt ,r's ,p.a Men,Iu..,N,
nanntrv rs ""' '"e LAW oupVrioF
FT'eDor ana Dnbn1ne Linz
* the only route between Chicago and Elcir.
"oc"'oru' rrcePort ana MI points via Frecport.
It's Chicago and Mi,caukes Line
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TH1RTY-SEVENTH YEAR.
THE
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For 1878.
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al and Household Weekly.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD ssAxcH OFFICE aes ,v HRo pA1Ny (,
xnVERTisEMENTs AND SALES OF PAPERS


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B Mss s aSysts r LET 81 FURNISHED AND us
2 and s.A ee
r1S.Pssa ssl and sh coils
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EsES and 9Th
gELf wASrED-MALEs-l2.u rAe.-4.h and s.h cells,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-lsr rAor-sd and 4sh coils.
HOUSES, k0dMs. &C.. %SfxNrEp-iaru PAc.-sth COL.
Essan SSp s.nsss IS COL
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rass'f Pei.
FIasSS5E7as 5 5ss;sa.. i e.
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PROPERTY GUT oS CITY FOR sALk OR
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REAL REAL EsfaTS " co.,
REWARDS-lsr PACK-1st col.
SALES AT AUCTION-12rH PAGE-6th col
SITUATIONS WANTED-fEMALES-l2rH FAcE-fss
l: :ss !! s. ss COL
SUMNER RESO RTS-2D PAcE-4th COL
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGE-5th col.
THE TUKF-1sr PACE-3d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGB-1st col.
TRAVELLEKS' GUlDE-2p PAGE-5th and 9th coils
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE--2d and Sd coils.
WANTED TO ruRCHASE-l2rH PAGE-6th COL
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAGE-6th col.
WESTUHESrER COUNTY PkOPhRrY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-1OrH PAGE 9Th col.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
(-ARTIRR's DANCING ACADEMY UNfON
Osausre. 'rivate lessons ssy hour. slide specially.
Lady assistants
Mr.. TRkNoRs ACADEMY or DANCING. BROAD
lwsy. near sd ST. reopcns September 10. See eArsuas
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

posr UffICE NoTiOE.-fHE FUREiUN NAlL6
Tor tho week ending SATURDAY,. August 81. 1873. will
s,ose =, this Office on Tuesday. az fer Burops ~
steamship Wyoming via Queenstown Wedn ~sdav. 81
T. NJ. for Europe. By steamship Bothna Qassnssows
Correspondence for France be By ths
direct by steamship VILE de Pans via Ravrs on rhas-
day, $3.50 A. Europe, amsnip Baltic. vie
be by this steamer he specially addresed
mouth. Cherbourg snd Hamburg; on Saturday. ~ 4.
M Europe by steamship CITY OF Richmond, via Queens
Tor Germ scotland be Tor.
~Ardcd by this must be specially addressed and
A. ~ scotland direct. by steamship Crcassa vie
Glasgow; aud ~ II 80 A. NJ for sarops BY ssesmshlp
w,omipg Bcthnis Baltic aud City Of Richmond DO not
take Tor Denmark sweden Norway. The mails
for Hayu and Kingston ia ioave New York August ~
The mas for ayt Samantha, &c leave New yort August
Tho for Aspn vail South Pacific ports ieavs
New 81 The mails tor ths West Indies. Porte
Rico and veneruea leave New YORK August 81. The
ais Tor Australia &c. leave san Fran tisco September
The mails TOR China and Japan leave san Francisco Sep
TENDER ~. THOS. L. JAMES. PossmAstsr
Posr OFFICE. NKw Yosx August - 1873
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A -A.-MONsTER EVENING EXCURSION
UP THE HUDSON BY STARLIGHT.
PALISADES IN A BLAZE.
THE HEAVENS ILLUMINATED
THIS wEDNEsDAD EVENING. AUGUST n
THE L.vrAr GsAS ~ S nXSGN.fox STEAMERS
JS:w:i,'. wharf, Srso1,ya, SEEM:
West 24,h St, North River. 8: AS r: NJ:
sii ~
VIII be given from An Immense hoat anchored In sns
LIGHTING UP THE WHOLE HORIZON
with brill rainbow tin,s and filing the sky with dasrns
pyrS. .,"1n,.s ~ m,.,,,,,
sIGTRsyI0s rickErs ONLY 50 CENTS
A -MAXuATrAN BEACH.
The aro.t Seaside nesors Of New York
w s, and half mi!ss Of 1ecs" Beach
ment In existence. costing over s6oOoh
The I.rres, PAVILION on tho coss.
The beautiful Amphi,bo.tle.
TIE M s..,.y x !. s two miles along the surf
orsfaiiss celebrated seventh Regiment Band sorsy
D'eo' Erin TINE . fnS AND i fs'nng lExrorsr
TAKE steamer H4NGox loo. 2sd ~. East Gas. River to
.snpSsns ssas p"a.. a. 'si "' os ~
'}s sas. 40 S s.'s $50 s;ls s4s ssa 4as
only q minutes to the Beach;
,,.. .,.. n Or u, gsy Kisg s;,ov.s oor,.rp,
rom I'D s North Rive. D TO- H. Z, s. 8.
2hs. a:io i.io. $40 :in 7sio ~ '.o
p'f as Nsts nis s rs ss .' II rs ~ a' -
pngTrsins leave Manhattan Beach for New York
vi s f s.s R as ns"a 70 n !" S
Excursion Tickets. good either route. so cents.
A BRIGHTON BEACH,
Thir,y.tou,.h stree. ferry aud Hunter. Point
-, LoSc ISLAND gAIbnoAp Ase
- ISLAND RAILR0AD.
LONG PULLMAN rA HIs ss SAHS; STEEL RAILS.
o Leave EAST s4iII sr. pAILr.-ens. 10.
Island L:.s. s4sS,.n S;.st 70 %
RAIL s. e + 81 ~ ..s' rs
ROAD nod hA5g 4aI roy y d ~ STsRs POINT
Il; 'iss ' b's is Beach, ONE
VIZ cn ffssASA FEST; z. s :ss:
n. Only boats landing Al Conoy Island
KosEDasiia fDt tsS rIi,''; sSp Tfsxrros
will make hourly trips Coney Beach. foowss
~. ". w, wss j, rs, s; T. si: \; rr...la Sg
,SA n s ZIG l. 1913 S.is a. n n o o iso l. \
10 iiss;Ilss ;aS sSf
Fee AZ f |: If: III s5$
Carriage. IN w.i.i.; on III s,r,y. Of . ,s boa.
As. ,So SsfRofoLiTas JOB ofFioE 3 Ann IT,
A FOR EXCURSIONS. srKAMER J. d, SCHUYLER
s ss and s s. sa s0ypsS. Beach, o'
SxRfES TasREII iis south 81 Open sunday.
A FISHING BANKs, s1 nyEay DAY. SATURDAYS
saloon, !esyiOs rrsnsi'n -. r. 20; s,h 81 T. 4. 7s
h. '"' n Cent; al G's.'i fos i sG Ssa.s
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a UTUMN SALE OF IMPORTED JERSEY AND
AGuernsey Cattle
To he sold in New York the first week In October
choice herd Of twenty I'VE, imported direct
Channel Islands by EDWARD r. +. Fowler, OF jersey and
(Englaud, which will be sold public
ton, without reserve, by Mcssrs- A. NJ HkkKNESs 4
co. Phndelnha Further particulars and descriptions
apply TO Pniladelphis
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At BARKER 4 SONS
ACITY AUCTION MART AND N. 7. TArTERsALLS.
CORNER or Broadway and 3eth S.
CHARLES w. BARKER. AUCTIONkER.
TWENTY -FOUR hours allowed for trial
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
S ".
40 single double; BIO driven At speed by lady
anted sound Kind.
the closest and moat extraordinary
OF dxppe ares in the Stat 1874 high and years
old trot in minutes together and either can beat
80 singiy; sound and kind Also maguincent
Trotting Turnout consisting of beautiful jet black
As: safe for anybody 80 drive; warranted sound
kind Also top side bar Road Wagon, By Curley; har-
moss, &c.
Lady's establishment-vs bay Mare. is high. years
old ve-y handsome stylish always In three
sound kind. Also Top Brewster Phaeton BY
speedy gray Trotung Colt l52s high years old; un-
handled for speed trot In 3O warranted sound and
sorrel Msre l5k high. years od and
kind.
Bay Coupe Business Marc. 10 high years old; var
Bay Mare. i5 high years old: ane FREQ driver;
Ianted sound aud kind.
Bay Gslding. l5h hixn, years old; extra business
Thirty imported Horse Clippers. nnetystx imported
French Chsmos Skins Lays saddle. Gardeners sad
de Extension Top Phaeton. cost $500 RockRway Top,
s nd @ enS as.s TOP Dspf
large lot OF Double and single Haraes. AAlacSa WHIPS
DO, de-, &c. s4f te tt <
Full description 81 sale.
sales never Postponed on account Of Weather. I.
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THE TURF.


4 -A-A.-sXkAToGA RAcKS-0RDKRs RE-
"A .cevsd for French pool tickets; pay the same 81
attended to; office open from A. until II =. r.;
LONGEST oads In city combinations CRlD0E Co. No.
Is West 10th ST.. basement G. K RAND Manager
A -A.sARATo1A RAcEs-A.-A.-oKDERs RE-
sceved for Paris Mutuals same ~ track imme
datey after each race Also. Combinaon and Straight
Books Orders recsve prompt
tentton. Open at z A. N. race days. KELLY BLISS
A -coMBINArIoN. STRAIGHT AND PLACE
IA sboeks at 1,2l5 Broadway the ct Sara
toga We lay the longest odds 7. B. JOHNSON
UCTIoN, FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
Asoid ut weohAwken the Saratoga and Plain.
Vile rots; the boat Boats leave AZ end
North River every fifteen minutes
FULLY 4 RUMMELL.
CARATOGA RACEs-ORDERs RECEIVED FOR
Osraight, combination, Ac. Barclay day and ITO
broadway, evenings HACkETT co.
CARATOGA RACES-ORDERS FOR STRAIGHT AND
Accumulation for Thomas No Barclay st., received d
W. LOWELL
T1ArTERsALL'S TURF AGENCY. I.225 BROADWAY.
over the broadway Theatre-Opon from A. III. till 10
p. NJ every day Mr.. McDOUGALL lays the longest odds
on all events for straight, place and com bin alton
--
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HORSES. nnIAaEs. sc.

. HORSES. CAhnIAoEs. 50.
A -UsK THE RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLE
a. SAVE W. NOM honey
SAFETY 'a aS iis' c cisS
A -HANBLETONIAN MAZE. YEARS. i5K; TROT
"A 400 sound kind; sae bar Top Wagon Brewsts, Inn
BoBEs zos 4ih sv. &C, corner 18th st. s'-''' '''
S AM AKs
sN hssS , oxe ens 81 The stylish IN ey
"a: door IL: ). % and mot to q q:
QARGAINs.-FoR sALB-THE STOCK OF PRIVATE
Disable iao hsss se.h st. handsome bay .%iiy Horse
full light leather Extension Top Park phae,on seats our
:ss
=. good . new best city Makers sell separate In
*.RIxcKsS..E4yyE1IRY " STXIg yI.LAGs SAEIs
WMsrooms. 1855 South 5.h sv.
OARRIAGKs.-LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAR.
reduced UcY E ss' Gov g" 5 ssw.
LILO "a quarts milk daily Apply OIL 5th
NoR sALE-A STYLISH BAY HORSE, ABOUT 10
sound Kind and saddle: good
" ms vss sHSs pso npDy
FoK sALE-POwERFUL BLACK HORSE. YEARS:
snat truck or Cart must sell; no work. warranted
EOR sALE-rwO VALUABLE MARES, FOR THE
u country; ono heavy Ia foal; S45 and SOS. 80 New
EOK SALE CHEAP-A TEAM BAY HORSES l5ls
hands and years old suitable for any business;
ESVK SALE cHEAP-A NEW HIGHT PLATFORM ToP
L Delivery Wagon 100 Attorney St. Rivington St.
~ KkAT BARGAI> si4o-COsT s47s IN MAY, HAND.
Stable .ad IN 18th e.
Top Pony phseton and Doubl. Harness very low.
lmated pair Of Coach Horses in the state. hands
a,S ssy h.as:pms pal. S e blood bay Coach
kind and cannot DO excsiisd sos sy,e and beauty
TMPosrED THOROUGHBRED CHESTNUT SADDLE
piies $50 Box lis Herald Uptown oice 1'' 80 D'N''
NJ CARRIAGES
REDUCED PRICES.
ALL STYLES PONY PHAEroNs
for ladies' driving.
EXTENSION tor cABRioLErs AND PARK PHAE.
TONS, for gentemens driving
LIGHT KocKAwAYs AND DEPOT WAGONS
THE rLANDRAU ROAD WAGON, IN ALL WEIGHTS.
A. s. FLANDkXU 4 CO.. s7a and si4 Broome st.
GENERAL sIxsEAr RocKAwAYs. BY sr1vERs
Osnd other good makers frs% siso; Baroaehes from
Phaeo from s45 up Csrsnces by Brewster Corbsts,
ns ~SeS fi'. :sSp
WANrED-A LIGHT COVERED WAGON FOR Pa OK.
w age deliyeIy Apply at Troy Laundry. l.2s2 Broad
VNANTED-A FIRST CLASS SECOND HAND COUPE
w Rockaway Carriage, latest style and good maker,
about eq.ai to now. for cash. Address ROCK BOTTOM.
Herald Office.
EXCURSIONS.
| 4 -fL9HoUfn ROCK EVERY DAY
Delightful daily family excursions MP and
j down tho beautiful hudson River,
6OMANTIC THE RHINE OF AMERICA
In Jarrett d Psimer's superb palace ste
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain Sam. Martin
stepping good while at
WEST POINT AND NEWBUR0,
SAIL where the scenery Is At Its grAndest Op.
p0rtunity given for visiting the United
states Military Academy or Washington's
Il FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
DAILY, MARINE BAND GLEK CLUB. XYLO-
I PHONE. BENT. the srest cornet player;
l CHIMES, &c &C.
REtECTORY ON BOARD.
FARE, enti,e grand excursion, so Cent?
INCLUDING Children. IS cents
| BOAT LEAVES morning Qncud
1 ing SUNDAYS from pier lat the Bat
| tery), North River. at 9:l5 o'clock, and foos
l OF nd st.. North River, at 9:4o o'clock.
l. 6UNDAYR BROOKLYN PASSENGERS will take
ANNEX boat Fulton ST., 9:Oj a. N.
| No EXTRA CHARGE for transfer either
| way
1
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A RCu. JOHNSTON. AUcrioNERR.
'a5F Ray iSSssEPsssHysIRsAr Z sssS55Ssa.'
81. Nassau. Liberty and Cedar sts.
IL ZEN ho'... Road Horse. ana Coup. Hss.ss .'h'S
TOP wAc1 Wxvs foH xRSh hAsr aS hookA'
! FULL DEsUkIpfIoN AT lime OF SALE.
A THE WINDSOR WAGON.
The universal favor with which our Brewster Wagons.
with Windsor springs
vertical steel plates
have met among the driving public :mpy justine. N. in
claim for the only perfect driving all
the steel plates give absolute stiffness run.
n% ire wnon h and n
motion which greatly tho friction to be
Strangers visiting this city viii do well 10 call before
Dssha.sS and Judge tor 'he"'ev"" as 80 the real merits
J. d. BREWSTER 4 co. cot 25th sp.
Warcrooms 9Th NV, corner 9th st.
A VERY FAST TEAM or ROAD HORSES PROF.
Aorty Of private gsntemAn must be sold this week;
ai si""ss"s driver. and stylish sound s""
Kind Also Double and single Harness and ropw agon IN
good order Apply to eonchmau, private stable LA
a -CAKRI AGES OF ALL KINDS, BUGGTkS. PIAE.
1cs s'' "''1'' DEPOT GRGsE sS G.a.
A FOR sALE.-ON ACCOUNT or NY HUSBANDS
vial given 10 Allen St. between stanton ana k"las
ton st.
A Two HORSES, sa5. s65. HARNESS; TRUCK
-
st.. butcher shop
a POWERFUL, HANDSOME AND STYLISH boo
G.aps sS s hna ss It halo S
Kind and not araIa Of cars W. L. b. box 40 o.t once
Pony Phseton, top improved buggy, fine Harness. &e;
almost owner going abroad Inquire livery stables
A PAIR or 30, BAY H Or n ish LANDS nIGn.
h., use Tor .Se% ''"'' "
A HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE
Acheap; suitable for grocer or express Apply at SO
At BARKER 4 SONS, BROADWAY CORNER 3erH
A 2. wss.snsy nSdr' as s.se 10. Of English
ment Of imported Chamois skins
A LARGr, STRONG MARE FOR sALE-AT sACRT.
IAnce. Apply At No vesryst
A UHEAP, CHEAP BKEwsfER SHIFTING TOP
Private stable 80 Eas, 4i.t ST. 0-'
4 -sif5 fOr BREwsrgG IMPROVED BUGGY.
eos:smsn West 18th ST. near ssh sv ~'''' APP" 10
A QANApIAN roSY, lax HANDS. 4 BAi HORSE.
r .Ssss SsDs sAs nSss ~
A -fHkEE noRsEs,. FIT FOR ANY BUSINESS,
n .ebeap; trial given. 81 Prince st.
AN ELeGANr ROAD TURSoUT-HANDs0MB
i eSsy syy d enc .dr sass
sson .tnss b n ssn; eGy !. eon.s
IL East 18th ST.. near Broadway.
a VERY FINE PARK OK ROAD TURNOUT FOR A
N lazy or gentleman. Brown Mare, Kind, and
warranted Brewster Phseton aud Harness, &c. very
cheap. 80 West Both st,
A ONE OF Tuh FINEST ROAD TURNoUTS IN
n .the city. Ray Horse Brewster Warop aud Harness.
Blankets, &c, all for $500; worth $500 1873 Wes
3ist St
-ON ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS DEATH
N .seven young iiorses suit businsss trial
gwen half valu- $40 Bowery, rear stable
A sACR1flCE-i5 BUSINESS AND DKLIvERY
~ Hgons all SIZES $50 to Si1U. new. second hand
express groccr bucbet baker milk are DEPOT dry
goods; reasonable offer refused. No. 220 spring st.
A HANDSOME HAMBJErONIAN HORSE I5H
hbauds high, years old n In 80, safs
Tor the tnd person 20 drve warranted In every
ticular. 378 Bowery
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procuring river items Il will BE- because nothing
worth n0tlcing has trRnspfrBd.
Cincinnati Commercial, January u: -
Ben II. EgaD, the lifelong friend Oh CAPT, p.
Littlsneld recently deceased. sends us the fol-
lowing historical sketch Of the captains nau-
For thirty years Little Old Joneld's resi-,
| dence had fuctuated between the mouth Oh
| Hnithland and the city OF Cairo, and his lace
| was n familiar thing to the citizens along the
| banks of The Lower Ohio river. HIS hrsl ap-
pearance In the State Of McCraoken was In 1872,
as the second clerk of the Lady Jackson ne
ran the season OF 1886 with Capt dEeenberhsy
simpson, az clerk on the Nashville; In 1899 ne
was clerk of the 0. r., when she belonge9l
| to q. w. Garrison. In 1910 he was appointed
TO the command OF the Monroe; Iapt.
| Of the Mopedo In 1912: clerk Of the susuuehan =
M in 1851 and OF the Anne. Huntington IN 1852.
In 1854 he was owner. captain, clerk and agent
ri the CITY OF Cairo. In 1868 he built and com
manded the Tennessee Belle. his famous flag
abin. The last boat with which he was con
nectsd was the United States transport steamer
VEytT. jan. 1.-THE U. P. Sehenck arrived
here ut 1 q. M, and is receiving 14o5 bales
hay. 100 bales straw l6 bales ghu"ks and 4's5
barrels potatoes and onions. She commenced
receiving the baled freight at 40 q. M and had
IL all aboard by noon, averaging 200 bales per
hour, which speaks well for the officers In
charge.
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r. BUSCH,
atm AND r0CKgMTTH.

No. h Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINaE. AND
ID General House Work attended 10 aE snort
notice and reasonable prices. Az q tauli1s
Keys Of all descriptions made. bafe repa1r-
in0 specially mys IT.
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DAYLIGHT PACKET.

DAYLIGHT PACKET.
HARD TIMES BOAT.
QUICK TRANSIT AND CHEAP TRANSPOK-
TATION.
NEW ORLEANS, DONALDSON
lRASlhhtsS Vile. Bayou Goula and Plaauemin6
- packet-SteameT
RAplD TRANSIT,
FL. Cakes. captain. L. .. qenerelIy. CLERK
Lenyes New Orleans MONDAY, WEDNE6-
DAY and FRIDAY at 10 o'clock q. M. TO dot,
- Leaves Lev Piaa1emine TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at o'clock q. M. arriving ct
New Orleans same day before dark.
VIII al rs small spr ea sha ss
nice and comfortable. and conducted on tho
restaurant plan. We charge only foT transpor-
tation. This gives the public what they want
quick transit, and cheap passage. VIII give
prompt attention to all way and plantation Dusi-
ness. Try us In Offering this boat to the pub
lie for patronage. permit me 70 say that oyer ~
care taken Of freight and hope by prompt at
tention to you and your business and strict at.
tention to my own business TO stay with y0u ana
prosper. FRANK ). Dan S. captain
G. G. WAYNE. Agent, 1o6 dravier street.
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c,,obe- Democrat, January12:
The river continued to fall throughout Thurs
day night but came TO stand e ny
i,ssti r,n ont. There are large lots Of freight
" ryenorted up the Missouri awaiting transporta,
fion. bnt except the MatasngtSho M FIN M poas a
ma river column ID the Eeenino Post p con-
aucfed by lii. Franz Coulter. 4 gentleman AZ !,
fa0wn favprabIy TO every man on enn as sa II
every merchant on VhanGe 4. sAc 1Vss aa'is =