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the editorial pare | tiad a cnpitql leader
on Far or AMska," with valuable sup-
oestions worthy IF uotn at fine C,nitoI Of
fine nation yhe MINER is well flied with
local itom. Of interest and imnortauce
rhe "SunDlcment', uearlv makes 4 napcr
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l., po,;los t,o ,hovo I find an ,ho :,
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s'A're" ' '",,,',,' ] o' '''o'oe @ s so,'','o"s vi
of ADVERTISING. Taken all in all. the re-
ceint Of fiftv.tvo Such M onors At less than
civ conts = nia,n l. so rnnorkoh,v choon
l""t us o''y eNl,'a,,,'o,' OF Ju'',l'r".,ol'
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, 1878-02-01

The schooner Perkins left yester.
day for Sequlm Bay, taking down
the outfit for the canuery.
, 1878-02-01

Mr.. Hammond has the finest
span Of young roadsters we have
seen for long dime. He expects to
do a slashing business.
, 1878-02-01

THE bark Jas. Chester cleared for Hon
oluIu, on the 9th ut., with cargo as
follows: Gl2,070 feet rough 0O,l2t feet
dressed lumber, 100000 shingles, 5000
pickets and % knees.
, 1878-02-01

Rev. Jno. Parsons will preach at Chin
acum on Sunday morning next at II
o'clock, and in the NJ. +. Church here, at
7P. NJ. His pulpit here will be occupied
in the morning by Allen Weir.
, 1878-02-01

The auction sale of the effects of
Ned Lever, on Saturday afternoon,
resulted in an exchange of the arti.
cles for little over $50.
, 1878-02-01

THE "West Shore" is to become a
weekly in the dim future. With its
fine, new heading, it makes a spIen-
did appearance.
, 1878-02-01

The schooner Granger arrived yeSter-
day afternoon, with 90 tons Of hay, from
the farm of Mr.; II. L. Maryott, Of Wild
by Island
, 1878-02-01

ANY person having a good piano to
rent, can find the proper person To 90 to
by notifying Mr.. Henry LandcS, of the
firm Of ROthschild q Co.
, 1878-02-01

Mr.. Maryott's hay is pronounced
the best ever coming to this place.
, 1878-02-01

The northern luminary on SnOhomish
river is giving out glimmer once more.
, 1878-02-01

MEssRS. Gibson a. Co., SIS Clay st.
san Francisco, lave established news
paper advertising agency.
, 1878-02-01

MORE musical instruments ut Miller's
jewelry store.
, 1878-02-01
Shipping Intelligence.
Port Townsend.

ENTERED.
Jan. 81. Sch Hunter, Nanaimo,
Mist. Victoria
90, FIR blk GuIlto, S +
u, Sch Mary Parker, NanaimO.
%, Bkt Portland, 5 f.
%, Costa Rca Sp Herman, CaIIao
90, Str Tacoma, Nanaimo.
CLEARED.
2l. Hunter. New Westminster.
~, City of Panama, NanaimO.
-, Mist, Victoria
81, Bk James Chester, Honolulu.
-, Schr Juanita, Victoria
20, Str Tacoma, NanaimO
, 1878-02-01

The following speaks for itself:
MR.. EDITOR:--I like the ARGUS better
as it grows older. | wish you success.
Truly yours, EASON B. EBEY.
, 1878-02-01

An agent in Island county writes:
Hike your paper very much. con-
slider it the most high-toned and moral
sheet in the Territory.
, 1878-02-01

We gladly avail ourseIf fol the
benefits arising from permission to
publish the above letter. Rev. Isaac
Dillon, formerly Of the "P. q. Advo.
cate," at Portland, is man Of large
newspaper experience, and sound
Judgment
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
RscegnGs mt the New RngEu

Mobile--Per steamer Georgia 109 bales cotton to
Gardner Gillespie &ro-263 do and sundrles to order
Total 372 bales cotton
Pascayouia-Per selr Wilhelmna-5O So 600 feet un.
ber to Fl Buddig
Jordpn RiveF-Per schT La Bretonne--25 oCO feet
lumber to II Buddig
Jordan Kiver-Per schr Martha Washinpon-22.
600 feet lumfer to II Bnldig
Boxi-Per schr Celins--2o COO feet lumber to II
BuddIg
Pearl River Per schr LeanGer Jane--25 OGg feet
lumber tn j W Adams
Horn Island Per schr Geo Pandely-i5o bbls sand
to order
Bay ST Louis-Per sohr Leonine--20 cords wood
to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Modeste--6OOD bricks
$50 bbls aand to order
Bayou Fort-Per soAr Wren--1000 bbls charcoal to
master
Blind River Per sehr Lille 5jmms- 5000 saves to
order
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Two Sons--35 cords
wood to master
Tchsfunota River-Per schr Emma Amea-5 50
cords wood to master
Bayou Laoornbe-Per sohr Camelle-30 cords wood
to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. SIT LOUHS AND NEW OR-
LEANS RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.

THE QUICK EST TIME EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive st the Cal1iope
street depot on md after November TO- 1878, at
.. m, as follows:
LEAVE, ARRIVE,
Express mol 500 =. m Train No. 10 rs p. NJ
=. Nos. and 2 laiy; and daily except
Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
THROUGH TO
LOUISVILLE, GIN, INNATL, OLUMBUS, o.,
and, CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, and
for st, Louis Sleeper is attached at Milan,
enabling passengers to go through without
leaving the train, ONLY ONE CHANGE
TO NEW YORK AND EASTERN CITIES.
Tickets for sale. berths secured and nforma-
tion given at No. q Camp street. corner Of Com
mon.
4. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent,
II. CHANDLER. Gen. Pass. Agent. NH
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
RY Railroads.
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD


Nov 1871 bales cotton Stewart Bros &co--57 do
Meyer Wes &co---53 Richardson 81 Mhy--95 s o
Thomas &co-3l Warren AtknRon hco-24 Cbaffe
Hamilton Il Powsll--2! Hyman & Lichtenstein-22
w Wbite-19 lehman, Abraham &co--ls Keifer
& Gardner18 Walden, Hawkins &co-17 Fl Allison
&Go--f4 Bckham & Moore--l3 Alien Eu ent GEO.
IL Payne. Kennedy &cn-12 g l. Walmsev &tDo-i2
Moore & Coleman--7 3 Henderaon--7 Jno Phelps eco
e J J. Harris Geo. ,Jno Chafe & Sons--t & w
Sentell &co--4 Gardner, Gillespie &co-4 S w Raw.
lins-j Jno T Ha:die &Go--2 LReder 6sco--2 Fl Il g
Newman-4i bbs apples % b OILS onions Is bbs ppts.
toes bbls vegetables Salaruoni--36 boz es shoul
dsrs Miller, Grigsby 6co 30 cs ribs f8 hhus bacon
Schwabaeher, Frowsnfsld e. Pfsfer-20 G. ates hams
40 bxs mddngs 80 kegs lard 25 bbls tongues boxes
bacon do sausage Schwabacher g. HirRch-2D boxes
shoulders bbls tongues Vose Bros-i2 bbIs pota oss
Cbas PIeasants--17 hbds shou ders ForChsimer Bros
-G showcases cases mdse r Boofh-tO bbls whi.kv
T Roder-32 pkgs hardware w Pteffsr--l07 PIX Is
furniture McCracken a. Brewater-2 cans Give, rine
e DeLanzac--l4 bxs ink j Rivers / case ndse =
IL w CrGner-1h cases shoes FL e. N rarnorv-l case
thread Kalz e. Barnett--4 cases mdse II Lsroussini-
"a crate castings Rice, Born &co--2 boxes hats j q
Adams--4 cases mdse Levy &co--52 bbls oil s bbI5
grease 10 hf do 10 kegs do order-l30 bbs potatoes
q W Dawson &oo--4o pkgH furniture H N Siebrecht
400 pkgs tobacco w BeDthuyseD--567 do l. Ma
yer & Son 4 cases muse Homeopathic Re iaf ssh
- pkgs furniture J B Hnbbard--40 do r M e. B J
Montgornery-2 do W Il Engrose-l3 do Remy-lO
hf boxes tobacco J z sarazin-l5 do w Irby-4 bx
hardware A KoeDig s1eo-l bx shoes II Stern eco 8
cars hoop poles Whitfield g. Mtchell-2 csc tlotniHg
J MGEroy &Co-l COW Rev B Wavne--2 tees sun
dries White & Byrne-1 bx snuff McGrath g. Comp
toni piano bxa clothing l. Grunewa|d--l5 sacks
rough rice J 4 Kent &zco--sundries to order-Total
4S5 bales cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS, VIA HAVT2H, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
sa#MSA The stsaEushipe Of the Horth Ger
man lloyd viii resume thoir Regular Tr1m
as follows:
From Bremen. From II. Orleans
Frankfurt......-. October 3 About H0veEQ, G.
Hannover ....Qgtober % About Noyero. "a
Braunschweig. .Noven. 70 About DeceIa. z9
FTankf kfurt.....-.. DGceEn, About January g.
These steamers touch outward Rr Uayra ann
Havana. and on their home trip of Havana anI
50uthaI1pton.
PRICES or Phg8Aag.
EToa1 Bremen. BOnfnardptcn or Bavre 10 Egs
7ana Or heW Orleans-CabiD, sfs9 gold; HEaeTa
fro1o 10 W. Orleans TO goathampton Havrs Or
Brenen--Cabin, sl50 (aoldj; SSteerag9, S4s {aolds
From New Orlean5 to HaYana- Cabin sgg
gold; BteeraRe. Sls fgoId},
Children under teu 7e8ra half nrfea: etfIs
dren rnder ons year. free.
n, B,-Onr agent for Tezas, Mr.. Peter III. Egs
nard. In GaiYestOn. IL authorized to is8ue steeFa
age passage orders at tbs following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, s4z, gold
from Bremen 10 IndianOia, e45 TO- gold.
In6 company reserves tbs right 20 GlauRskkA
route Q? the steamers, their advertised daTsyt
departure and the priee8 Of PASSAGE
Ea85aRe JlcKets from Bremen, 11taa1dpso
or Hayte TO Eew OrIaang Issued b7 Ins under
signed.
For fuEthsr paIticulaEg apDly TO-,
ED. r. sTOOKdEYEG d CO.. A&eaEs.
Hr2f 7~ ~ Union street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

Brit steamship Jas Drake. from Marseflles, to j
Forstas Sons
Brit bark Aprodte, Theakstone, days from Gal
weston, in ballast to Hall & Vaughan
Cor bark Marie Spatz. Fesserdicb, 45 days from Rio
Janeiro. to l. Phipps eco
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
STEAM M BOATS
HEEs Gay EB.
mad River ANA Texas.

Raa River ana Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND gED RIVER TBAHF1p
POKTATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS Pa
OtHIO HALLWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills Of ladng and through pasgena
ger Tickets to all landings on Bed River and al
faltWay ndt e. stations In Texas, The best route
The followlng. splendid and fast steamers
oomDossn@ the line will leave as advertised bes
& Rarlee qo <, yfse1: keany. Ietas Lotas No. o.
y. j. Behan, Bonnie L.ee, Dawn.
Kate Ss Kinney rok e'!y9S SaKRz5rponr 2Ktzi Jnrrun.
Tzassszs-ingg on Red Rlysr and raiiRsp
stations In Texas. ''N'"
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves =, - - t9afs,er: nf ! nn
FOR ALEXANDRIA.
-BeWea, q, r, TrusloW master
Leaves SATURDAY. November 1G, at + o. m.
no wbarfboat charges. drayage or commission
will be- charged at mouth Of ned River. Bayou
ooRgened e tie company BY bill q ladlne., m .'s"'
For freight Or pagsage. apply on board Of the
arazsz gtrss gog l. Il 1fK2H Isl Prsslldot has ~
y y ~ y; ohRI}H 32HgH qH1 R}rPoH p NTH { Ebprrn
laA LORD & M0pEAKE, Agents,
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
IT, - FOR RED RIVER. EGG BEND
hsISSsRFh5A AAg NormaD's Barbins, Wnrsg and wep
N"Ss"@"@"'#'' landings-The steamer
BONNIE LEE.
In place Of the New Bart Able,)
Richard binnott. master co. Hamilton nIerB
Leaves every SATURDAY. at D. ra.
WI leaye as above. For freight or passage
apply On board. or to
b. ". ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place.
B-Freight consigned to wharfboat, mouth
of Red river, or to agents at New Orleans, fog
the steamer Bart Able will be forwarded free oB
charge. ieH
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
EAM THs
nj EHH pWHB

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov. 20, ut s 3. IN.
H. T.. FOR MATCHES, VICKSBURG
skzzsssaka1 Greenville, Arkapolis, Terrene, He
c.. lena, Memphis and the bends-The
hrst class freight and passenger steamer
EHAs. r. CHOUTEAU,
W, Ell. Thorwegan master,
will leave ns above.
Coast, town and bend freights solicited and
promptly attended to.
~ rdafsengsr 3 Pfta recommendations m FIRST GLASS
Through bills Of lading signed to Pine Bluff
River and Texas hallway. via Arkapolis. Ark.
and 70 Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
and Little Rpek Hallway via Hopefald Ark
oc30 BROCKETT & CARTER, Agents.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACK FIT
Leaves ON THURSDAY. Nov. IA. at pm.
IT, b. FOR .NATCHEZ VICKSBURG
go II Greenyille, Arkapolls Terrene, He
4'7'' lena, Memphis and the Beuds-trhe
first class freight and passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK.
J; Frank Hicks master, Alf. Grssorn clerk,
Coast, town and bend freights solicited and
promptly attended 10.
Passenger recommendations FIRST GLASS
Through bills Of lading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock Mississlnpj
River and Texas Railway, via Arkapolis. AK.
and 70 Little Rock and stations on the Memphls
and Little Rock Railroad, via Hopefied, Ark.
oc3o BROOKETT & CARTER. Agents
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
AgORGAH's LOUISIANA AND TEXAB RAIL


Nov ia bids sugar 25 bbls p3nlaesaH Thes Smms
Il Levy-3o do 30 hf do Dreyfus--63 bhds sugar 81
bbls molasaes John Calder-25 do J A Lusk-22 bids
sugar Ii bbls molasses G A Whitney &oo---15 do II
hhfs sugar Bush e. Levsrt---i5 bbla molasaes Greve
q Widermann-226 do 81 hhds sugar L Godchaux-
10 do 40 bbis moiasses J M Walsh--07 do G3 hhds
sugar f Sevin2H do 81 bb|s FnoIasses ID A Given
& Son--7l do Jno King &5co--t7 do Wild Riehl &
co-6o do IL hhds sugar Renshaw, Cammaok &co-l5
do 81 bbls noiassos 4 Meadowcraft--3 do 40 hhds
sugar Nae d Camnack--i2 do Glapp Bros &co-'6
do McDermott---lG do ia bbls moIasses Richard
Milliken--8 hhds sugsr Fl ay--4l bales moss
Blbole-tl do SEWN hid sugar &c bbls mo-
laass W BuTbrldge &Zoo-3 do thds sugar Rykoa-
XII & Manhde--2 do u bbls molasees Tertrou--75
do Moore Hyanns 85co-4l do Delgato 81co--63 do
hhd sugar d l. KerDi0n-a do 81 bbls moasses Vairin
& mortimoT-1t do IL Allison &co55 do O Thomas
&oo-27 de Iuberbier &, Behan-10 do Robert Hare
do Reraud d. Gihert-25 do bids sngar G W SEN
tel eco 4 bales moss L Choppin-25 hides Horter
& Fenner-59 bales catton IertroH-- 66 J w Bur
bridge &Go~-S ClapD Bros &co~-lI w SenteiI eco
J Il FrosGzer--3 BeEaud & Gbert-9 L Lacasaagne
i Jno Chafe & Sons-5 D L Kernioa-6 Groebei
10 do bbls sugar Mout0n---216 sacks rough
rice Allen e. syme-s1ndrjes to ordeT---TotaI Ia1
bales cotton 4fJ hhds sugar bbs do 976 sacks rough
rice 1854 bbls m0laBses p hf do
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

DO FL Gally-34 do order---Total 70 hhds sugar 333
bb1s maasses
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
EseEow-Wastins Ordera.

Ship John T Berry Tmmersen, SO days fn Havre. in
ballast, to A Miller Ac0-
Nor bark Progress, Telefsen, 81 days from London
to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

Arrived
Bria steam ship Linda Bed1ngtoR, from Cardih, oc
H. to Hnl IL Vasfghan--' at dis II ,
Steamer Georgia kuncy, Lippert, from mobhe
mast sr-New EasiD
snhr Eugena, Fetro from Frontera. Mex, in ballast
to master-New Basin .
schr Geo w Dill from Florida, In ballast TO inaste
New Basin,
STEAMBOATS,.
James Howard. ONeal, from st Lonlt
JeweI TrueIow. from cincinnati, with l harge
Grand Lake Kembe, fm vt Louis, Win lha, b"r&es
TJanrv Frsnk II cks, from Cincinnati
WhIsper Congtook. from Upper Coast
John w Cannon. Libano. from Bayou sara
Maggie r Burke, Finnegan, ON Louisville
a win scovelI from Lover Coast
Tslle Harper. from Bonnet Carre
Mary Ida Ruiz, from Upper Coast
Isabel O'Pry from Lower Coast
Eva DefsoncheI. from Hahuvi!le
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
s 4p y 81 gsrg
Ee ~ R4HS dssVs
STEAM TO BREMEN,
1EFFns The splendid new Al iron British
1890. zms4AAA4ssaas444. steamship

amzs4AsASsaAsaI ams4AsASsasaI steamship
CHHS WICK,
1896 TOns.}
jacob Carson, commander.
To sail on or about the thfrtteth instant
is now loading for Tho shove port at foot Of
Josephine street. Fourth District. Having q
largo portion Of her cargo engaged she win
have dispatch. For freteft Of cotton apply to
FRENCH b CO.. Agents,
nos '7s1y ~ Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
ports
Receipts 0f Fred usa

KEY WEST-Per steamship Lucy Mller-212e
bbls flour GIT sHcks 20 saoBs oats 200 soks bran
90 tierces hams 345 pigs N dse
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANa DEMOCRAT.
NnmoEr her Ia 1873.
Arrived

UFEWFEN EEHEEFWMV.
Steamship Lucy Miller, Miller, for Key Welt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
LIST OH VESSELS
Ups UlepFed and Sailed Ter New zbrEsans

NOVEMBER IA, Ie7s
Domestic
ERW YORK.
Steamship Morgan CITY Read. .sld Nov 0
Steamship Knokerboeker, Kembe. .. sid Nov 0
Foreign.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
NEW ORLEANS ARID MOBILE RAILROAD

Nov 1916 bbia rosin Simpson &, Triooa-5 cases
bottles G Soda " Co--5 car poles " . Tel Co-2
bbls rice Foerster---l coop poultry L a2uays-5
pkga mdse W Wood-s5 easks bott, ed beer Il r Go
greveS0 hb1a beef hf do Sehwabaeher, Prevented
& Pfeiter2 bales 1ndse Wallace, Gary 6soo-5 do W
Il Letchford &co--2 bxs glass La Mirror Co-3 boxes
books Haw kins-i6 bbls whisky ? ZataraRI3 3
pkgs furniture Hus,bard-i case bats q Booth 5
eaies twine 6oothe & Had-7 bales yarn AndsrsoD
mineral water L Lyons-35 bales cation JDo L Har.
qle q %co-2a6 Lehman. Abraham &co--a6 oIder-l2f
hanger, Fatman &Go--g9 Allen. West & Bu.ah- IL
Ghafe Hamilton & Powel---4 A1rey &eo@--4o
= m, no Phelps &co-5 Bekham &s Moore-i72 Gar daeF.
uiIespe dco-3f Walden. Hawkins d1Co-ef Deca A
W Il LeWa-7 Forcheimer Bros-51 Gragaru u
FaII2r-sandrles to order-Intal a4I bales notnIn
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14
zCKswURGs, saREENvEHLE ARID BEsvp,s.

vA&4ssRGk&sas S&EEa WILLIE AsHs HEMEbas.
UNITED BrAT7Eg MAIL PACKET,
hea7ef TGH G9THer7 y11KaI,ffkaat yyq1K9hAK at (1zrv
z Raylg ngyTha Band o. and d Intermediate iaad
R0RT. H. LRE.
W1lllam 1dh Z { agaMJnpbell Ma2bel m9aster, a9as!.
Parisot,s LING for all points on the Ya9oc Bun.
,u., GRO, b. H1Tb. Agents.
shreveport AN" WE Bih52Rf Bh6GRfSf r. hgsa Rss La
36 Magazlne street.
ron TNITED z gTATEs MAIL PACKET
Leaves sysrz H#EgR$R4z Hf#fSR$$jR i : ats p: N:
% tbs es Bends1Tba 5fnS new e7DhsdSoMo and 1aes
lf''eyt >. sIsssRf2F n. WifsFE. ste"m9r
J. d. white master, Curt. Holmes clerk,
SSpafetas S a b5s 6 HffasS"ss fas$ a e Sss ] 5 Rs
b Boat h reserves the right to pass oil landings
that the captain may deem unsafe;
gs14f HiATFh1 l. " Hb1MS, 4 MMSohR'
win give through bills of hiding to Trenton,
D0i' "H' VA"7 w; " '?1 B. bkocRET ~ cRfEf M 4gent
| - Magazine street.
SATURDAY VLQKgBUBG UNITED sTATEp
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. at O o, IN.
gsg H. FOR VICKBBURG. DAVIS bend
IaezsgEs Natch9z and all Intermediate land,
ssssE'' 'nes-Isa n2PG1HsS. PaGaHGnser packet
!. I. Leatherg, master, J. r. Muse, clerk.
for, Yezoo. Tallahatohe and sunflower rivaFa sre
Ct and WITH M Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and
Thig b2st reserves the right to paea oil land.
Nor fTelght Or pasgage applyc n board. or to
JAANEY b WORE, 1876 Common street,
]. T.. OABLIN. II Tchoupitoulas st.
Through bills ladlng given to Trenton, Mon
roe and p all stations on Yicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. via Delta.
W. 3. BEOCKETT
81 Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-14

NE" oRLEAHS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Eov 13-l5 hhds sugar 2 bble mo,aases a d Marin.
MS Sohs-29 90 Brugier--54 do 10 hhds sugar to
~ meyer sls aoo--li lbls moasses Be'tran-42
&co-25 do lo4 bbls mslasses Richard nillikea-2o
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-08
Skinner breakfast. supper.
ADVANTAGES Of the r., ?. q w. Route.

eay-It is the Only RourE RuHNIEe THRoUGH
DAY COACHES and Reclining Chair Cars from Bur-
lington and Keoknk 10 Lafayette, Logan- port, Fit
Wayne, Toledo and indianapolis WITHOUT CHANGE.
1t is the only Route Running Palace Coaches to
Toledo WITHOUT CHANGE. The New York Special
has Through Day Coaches from Burlington 60 La
fayette WITHOUT CHANGE. The Cincinnati Express
has reclining Chair Car from Burlington to Indian
apolis, and through Coach from Peoria to Toledo
WITHOUT CHANGE The Chicago Special Express
has Palace Sleeping Car from Peoria 10 Chicago
WITHOUT CHANGE Purchase your tickets via THE
Fast and Popular Route, securing THROUGH CARS,
SURE CONNECTIONS and AVOIDING ONE CHANGE OF
CARS TO ALL EASTERN cITIEs.S BAGGAGE CHECKED
THROUGH.
II. l. HOPKINS, Gen1 Manager. I poo-sa
A. c. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass. 8 Tiki Agt { 1eoiA~'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-08
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RocK ISLAND. ..........rLLrnors
Concluded from second mace

| ance seems to be sorely tried BY the crass.
ness and eaptiousness of the ola 49,
who seem to be their principal natron'
csses-oame 70 my assistance. and good.
natureaiy informed me that Colonial Por.
tagal was 10 the Quarter de Ia Depusta.
ion. but was not yet out of the woods.
| lost my way in the Dutch dependencies
NY progress was blocked BY the tremen-
dously towering trophy of casks kegs
puncheons, jars and bottles, REPRESENTING.
10 really grandiose architectural mass
the exhibit of the great liquor house of
Wynand Fockink, of Amsterdam. Curas
Goa and scheidam, maraschino and
schnapps, kummel. kirschwasser and
orangeboom -one would have thought that
this colossal pyramid of strong drink wss
. monument erected to the memory of the
late Mynheer Van Dunk, There is anoth-
er bataviau strong liquor maker. bv the
name, | think, of Bols. who exhibits a nile
OF drinkables formidable enough to set the
whole United Kingdom Alliance shndder-
ing, and to bring melancholy TO the mind of
Mr.. John b. Cough. A tremendous
Quantity OF taqueurS. to say nothing of alb
slnthe and vermouth is, to all appearance
consumed by the eminently temperate
French people. They must take them.
| should say incidentally, as cordials for
that complaint which Albert Smiths old
lady patient used to call spiders at the
heart, and for which Albert's inyariable
and gratefully received prescription was
cir, colored pink with cardamons.
Ibis afternoon a large humber of neoole
assembled at the EsplanaA e des Inyalides
to witness the defles dhouneuT
OF the prize horses A temporary plat
form was erected. on which were seated
Marshal MacMahon, the Grand Dukes
Nicholas and Constantine, the Duke ofl
Coimbra, NJ. Teisserence de Bort large
number OF Ambassadors, and the greater
part OF the Commissioners-Gen of
the foreign sections The whole affair.
like the show itself, was badly organized.
and no provision was made for the specta-
tors. who paid ST to see nothing. The
first prize of the first category was awarded
to the Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia for
his thoroughbred Arab stallion
Rustchuck; and the object of art of
the value of 3.O0Of, offered by
the ministry Of agriculture and COM
merce for the finest lot OF animals shown
by any French or foreign breeder, was
gained by NJ. Lefevre. of CLAIMANT, In the
department. of the Disc. Another of art
was awarded to NJ. Modesse Berquet, of
the department of Aisne; and two dipio-
mas OF honor were given, one to Mr. Drew, |
OF Marrvton, Lanarkshire, and the other |
10 the Pars General Omnibus company.
G. A. s.