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CONFECTIONERY. Y.
No house in the county keeps as large
a stock Of stick or fancy candies, nuts,
&c., as is kept at SWANS.

No house in the county keeps as large
a stock of stick or fancy candies, nuts,
&c., as is kept at SWANS.
Miss Berzilia Jordan, who has been
visiting her brother in Shelbina tor sew
eral weeks, returned home last week.
Our st. John sewing machine
shows an unqueslionable advance
over all lis predecessors. We can
honestly recommend it.
Bring along your butter. eggs, feath-
ers, beeswax, honey, dressed poultry, or
live chickens, turkeys and geese, you can
sell them at Swans.
Hogs are dying by the hundred,
from disease In the throat. 1t
don't prevent them being used as
bacon.
We always sell coal oil for less mon
ey than any housein town. Reason; We
ship by the car and buy for less money and
get less freight. A. Swain & Sons.
Tho members of the Episcopal
Church gave a mush and milk sup.
per at tie residence of Col. r. i.
Dunn on last Tuesday night. A
very enjoyable time was had.
You can get more sugar and a better
quality for one dollar at Swain's than at
any otherplace in town.
The brick work is completed on
the two building across the way,
and the wOod-workcrs busy finish.
ing their portion of the contract.
-Ifyou want crackers of any kind
SWANS is the place to go, for they always
keep fresh stock,
Mrs. 7. Berry Smith, of Glas.
gov, is IN the city, visiting her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Ncwland.
( Physicians recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup when all other medicines
fail, as a certain cure for Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, and Coughs or Colds OF long
standing. For sale by all Druggists.
-MiIIard Winterrowcd, of Illinois,
is visiting his Uncle, Seldom Winter.
rowed, in Wheeling township. He
expects to purchase Il farm in tins
county and make his future home
here.
The 81. John sewing machine not
only does away with the tiresome
work of threading the bobbin, but
what is very essential, one never
feels the tiresomc effect experienced
from running all other machines.
We still have several half member
ships in the Great Mercantile college at
Keokuk, Iowa, which we will sell at
greatly reduced rates. An education at
this college will prove to be worth thou
sands of dollars to any young man.
The busiest firm in town is
Crosby and Earle. They are crowd
ed with orders and visitors. Their
Art Studio is like II bee hive. Many
new attractions have been added.
No finer Christmas Gift could be
given.
Parents cannot be too careful in
guarding the health Of their Babies On
" a good and reliable medicine should
be given 10 them. DR.. Bulls Baby Syr-
up is known not to contain anything in
furious.
The first number of the Even.
ing Star, published at St. Louis, is
on our table. 1t is well gotten up
and ably edited.
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Notice to Tao Payers.

The Tax Books for 1878, for the city
of Chillicothe are now in my hands for
collection. Remember your Public
Schools cannot run or your railroad in
debtedness be compromised without mo.
ney. +. w. TRENT,
ni4r3t. City Collector.
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Fair Dedling.

We know it is impossible to please all,
still we shall always make it our aim to
treat everybody well, and by so doing
gain the confidence and good will of the
people. When we find that we are una.
BILE to make a living by fair and honest
deslings we will shut up shop and take
Greelcy's advice and 90 west. But with
our large stock Of good and seasonable
goods We have no fears sbut we will
ret our share of patronage from tho good
people of this county.
y. p. SWAIN ( Sons.
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EUrekd.

1--WE have found it 2" The "beau
IDEAL machine. One combining dur
ability, simplicity, lightncss of draft
and case of running. There is none
other like the st. John. No, not
Que.
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Chiiiicofhe Library.

The annual meeting of the Chill
llcotho Library Association, will be
held at the Library Room on FRI.
day evening December 9th, 1878,
at $3.50 O'clock, p. NJ.
1. f,o coo.oia,.,,
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Il Christmas GUf.

If YOU are in doubt what to pur.
chase for Christmas glft, settle the
question at once by buying II ST.
John sewing machine.
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RATES OFADPER1ISI

Local notices, one insertion, l0cents per
line. Each subsequent insertion, 6cents
per line.
All advertisements inserted iorno sta
ted time, will be left standing and Will be
charged for until ordered out.
py-Particular attention paid to job
Printing Of every description.
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-Peterson's Magazine is already on
our table for January, triumph of art,
literature and fashion. Either of the
two steel ergravings, "The Playmatcs,"
or the "Letter at the Gate" is worth the
price of the number. Then the treble
sized colored pattern, "Persiau Embroid-
cry in Applique, &c >" the very newest
thing out, would be cheap at fifty cents.
As for the mammoth colored fashion
plate, II is simply unrivalled; and besides
this, there are some thirty other fashion
illustrations. Then, too, there is a sup
plemeni, with full.size pattern for a
winter Mantilla, the very latest style.
Two powerful noyelets are begun, one by
Ann S, Stephens, another by Jane 6.
Austin, besides other stories by popular
authors. Now is the time to subscribe.
The price Is only two dollars year. 70
clubs 1t is cheaper still, viz: 4 copies for
$3.50 with an extra copy gratis to the per-
son getting up the club, or S copies for
$500, and both an extra copy and SUI
perb premium engraving, "Christ Bless
ing Little Children. Specimens OF the
magazine sent gratis to persons wishing
to get up clubs. Address Charles ]. Pc
terson, 600 Chestnut street Philadelphia
! Pa,
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MARRIED!

MOYE-SULLlVAN-At the Marcum
House, on Thursday, December s, 1873,
byWm. r. G, Humphrey, ]. p. Mr.. 10
sEru A. MoYE and Miss REBEcCA ANN
SULLIVAN. All OF Livingston county.
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Young Men

Apply to the Editor of this paper for a
half membership Cat discount in the
Great Mercantile college, Keokuk, Iowa,
on the Mississippi.
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TIE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.

Unusual attention is given to the Week
ly Republican, and it is the very nest
news Weekly in the country. 1t is spc.
cially edited, and is not a mere compila-
tion from the daily, very much OF the
matter being wholly rewritten. News,
commercial and literary features all re-
cciye due care and a complete cpitome
of the doings of each week is given in
connected and lucid shape. The Week
ly Republican is a model family paper,
since it gives all the important news OF
the week in asuccinct and readable shape,
besides Il large amolnt of scelancous
reading matter, short stories and choice
literary selections.
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Call atJ. L, Buford Il Co.'S corner
drug store, and examine the new and elc.
CANT stock OF Combs aud Brushes, Fancy
Toilet Articles, sc.
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The Missouri Republican,
4 Democratic Political, COinDier-
cidt ana Family Neicspdpery
Devoted to the Interests
of the West and South.
The rreslles; Views, the Fa;rest Editorials
ard the Best Selections.

In issuing its prospectus for IS7oS the
Republican proposes to maintain its char
acter and rank in the fore front of Amer
lean newspapers. Never Were its facili-
ties Tor the collection of news surpassed.
The paper will he constant reflex OF the
most reliable intelligence obtainabe from
all parts Of the world. Its editorial dis
cussious will continue to be dignilied,
and aim. as heretofore, TO give to the
reading community the fairest presenta-
tion of the issues OF the day. Whilst al
ways on the alert tor exciting subjects, it
will avoid the merely sensational and will
not paudrr to vitiated tastes. In all its
departments it will have the freshest and
most convenient shape
The Republican Is devoted to the in
tcrests OF the Mississippi Valley and its
great commercial emporium. and will use
its best abilities to promote them. 1t re-
allies that the future empire of the coun-
try lies in the West and South. To com
bine the political and business relations
of the two sections in influencing the leg
islation of congress in behalf of long neg
lectcd rights, will be a part OF its mission.
An earnest advocate for nearly a quarter
of a century of the leading measures of
the Democracy; opposing the Republi-
can party ever since its organization;
supporting every Democratic national
and State ticket-tIle Republican expects
to remain a champion of the principles
OF that party, and 10 aid in the election
OF - candidates, unless unworthy or unfit.
The events to be dealt with in the near
future will be OF commanding import
auce. The proceedings of congress and
of the state legislatures viii! possess great
interest. During the year the political
issues will be shaped on which the Presi-
dental election OF 1850 must be conduct
ed and altogether, the probabilities
point to a period OF more than ordinary
interest 10 the newspaper reader. Con-
iidcnt that the Republican cannot be ex-
celcd as a Commercial, Political and
Family Journal, the proprictors urge up
on their friends their best efforts to ex-
tend its circulation.
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Intention Sportsmen!

BY calling at this Office YOU can get
double barrel, breech loading, English
twist Parker shot gun, bran splinter new,
or $,5 less than the manufacturers
price.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate CT James
Brassfied, late OF Livingston county, Mo-,
deceased, have been granted to the un.
dersigned by the Probate Court of said
county of Livingston, bearing date De-
,cember sd, A. d. 1878. All persons
having claims against said estate are re
quired to exhibit them to US for allow
ance, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF such estate; and If
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time of the publication of
this notice they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH POTTER,
THOMAS b. BRASSF1ELD,
Executors of James Brasslleld, deceased.
December Z, 1873, nIS-4t.
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Died.

BALLEW-At his residence, on Thurs
day, December 5, 1873, of paralysis, Dr.
ARTHUR BALLEw, aged 90 years
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MRS. lI CARRICO.
MILLINER2 DRESSMAKING
CIIIILICOTHE, MO.

Store residence JACKSON St. one of Browning House.
keeps hand and constantly receiving MILLINERY GOODS
very latest styles. LADIES HATS trimmed in the latest city style
done good for so Straw speciality Or
nanlental Hair work done order. short notice.
Ladies desiring anything in the line of Millinery Dressmaking
their interest CALL goods will be so done at
prices suit the hard times. MRS. M. CARRICO.
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THE TRI-wEEKLY REPUBLICAN.

ltE lKl-W EEhLl NEr bLlSAN'
The Tri-Weekly Republican is publish.
ed on MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fri
days, and is especially adapted to the
wants OF those subscribers who are not 50
situated as to receive a daily mail. 1t
contains not only the cream of the Daily
Republican, but practically all the news
OF the week published in the seven issues
of the daily is given in the three OF the
Tri-Weekly.
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r Team make money faster at work for
l US than at anything else capital not
~ required; we Will start you. SIP per
day at home made by the industrious
Men, women, boys and glrls wanted ev-
erywhere to work for us. Now is the
time; costly outfit and terms free. Ad-
dress True s. Co., Augusta, Moline.
The firm of L. Herman & Co., OF Chill
licothe, Mo-, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, and Sam'l S. Hanauer is au-
thorized to receive all moneys due said
firm, as he takes all the properly OF said
firm and pays all its debts and assumes all
its liabilities.
Witness our hands this 10th day Of No
ycmber, 1873. LOUIS HERMAN,
nts.4t SAN'L s.. HANAUER.
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SGT! SAT-! Sat!
New fine lake salt, $l,l0 per bar
ell. A. J. SWAIN q Son.
To Strap.

-Bloodod poultry for honey
bees. Enquire at this Office for IN.
formation.
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TO I'LL UHOM IT NAY CON
CERN.


Notice is hereby given that numer-
GUS citizens of Livingston county,
Missouri, intend to apply to the next
General Assembly Of the State of Mis-
souri, for the passage of Il special or
local law to prohibit the Use of seins,
nets, or other artificial means for
catching, killing or removal of fish,
except by angling, from what is known
as the "Cut Off," situated on the
southeast quarter dissection 10, and
northeast quarter of section 10; town.
ship 81, range "a, Livingston county,
Missouri.
Jas. T. Brown, n. II. Taft,
Jno. W. Toppas, +. j. Broaddus'
.lohn Il. Wait, Frank Leaver,
Levi Lingo, C. w. Wells,
G.. II. Hanson, G. Harker,
Frank Sheet.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
COAsTWTsE sTEAMsIIIps.

TEXAS LfNE POR GALVESTON. .rOJCnlNG Ar
key West.-The steamer klU GkANDE. Captain Boil
viii sail from pier ~ kast River, saturday December
"a. $ A. NJ. :.
fhonsh bills o ading given TO Houston and all points
international Drsat Northern, Galveston, Ii0u
ton and nendsr.n and the Gsoston Harrisburg and san
Antonio sitf0Nds
For freight passagc and general inform apply
4. n. MALLORY a co, Agents,
pier ~ Last River.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
COAsryyIsE STEAMSHIPS.


UNITED slalHs Mnn sTsaMsHiF Afa sHfFiii LINE.
for ST. Thomas Para Pernambuco Bahia and kio de
connecting St. Thomas with German steamers for Porto
Rico and spanish Main ain,u,, -, no nm
@ asS s a the above os bort On
sIasdsy S"na. sTs "a Essh, mus. be
Freight at low rates taken for tho above ports.
Freight received ali Roberts dock, Brooklyn.
Insurance. lower than BY any other line shippers dssir
For freight engagements passage havng elegant &C
I'll. MaLI1SRY CO., Agents office pier 20 E. R.
FLoK6pNAr bIasHT ANp 81 LINE
s LOWEST ShrEs OF 'Fss FssIdMT SSb rsAssAaE:, PASSAGE },
steamship N and sssry 1RDAY .hereaisr December :
Only ss i s
points II Florida and on aud md
cent Ea & q 1ans signed on pier I'm. q .aor and
80 800 Np'' : No. III West st., up stairs.
H.s sse4y rdsy ~
% ~ oqpsanE E hsssr ssa rSfi ss
Friday Dsssmssr2o ssr II ihrsusG issIshss and pas.
f. 8 Y PSas @ n @ ss Seh ps nna % sG as
ss. ss.sss os2s IiESs BE-
N @ sisan ip aSicREssoGKEh yllI issss saturday 6s.
It per- cent nss on OPEN policy
Through bills Of ladng given TO Mobile and principal
Ply CLARK sEXGAa st west .s'sA' : pN''' =
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
pier River foot o. Cedar st. Havana direct
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Wednesday, Dec Is
fregh. passase having unsurpassed sceommo.
A 5ns ahhRa g. ss .Gsss s .;s% ssssH
NJ Y.,. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SIS. LINE.
stT Biz HSD H''y VERA daz
CITY OF ss 81 rS and
IrY T OK OK SEw ssarady Dgssnssr snnsss y
steamers Orleans December and Janasry
Ing with for HAWAII New YORK and above pors
y. ALkxANDkE SONS, 81 and 80 Broadway.
NEW YORK AHp MRvSSR SyRA Dihhgr MAah $ LINE FOR
~, from pier II East Rivor,a a,spM n..,o,
sAkAToaI nox sS snasry
Tickets Issued also for VERA Cruz and WEST INDIA
,-'' 80. - : JAMES Z. WARD co swanst
rss MAIL lso. osss scs, svsl
For San Francisco, via isthnus Of Panama
.ad
MexS and 81 San SC for J.paR % snG China
r a sspf CRY s9f a A
For freight or genera! nornation apply at companys
passage apply compAnys ticket Office, No PSF Broadway
"A Foh WEI. WIFI iSSEs AND SOUTH AMERICA,
Kingston a Cape H1y opaxss 9n s. Mare Port an
sayanila, Carthagena and Aspnwall in Colombia, and
Regular ortnishsy ssngs from pier No 81 North River
FOR f af1 sb H 5G f5RT IsHAus
FOR Rfsssss; aS5 aS xYR Rie'"''r .
ETNA., ,.... December IS CLARIBEL January
Superior h'' class
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
REsTAURANTs.

IjEsfAUHANT FRANCAIs-No, 81 WEST nth ST,
lGDetween University place 9th New York Table
note from ~ 81 y. n. cnAs. JACQUES Proprietor. 4
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
Dated this 10th day Of September, 1873.

Dated this 10th day Of September, 1873.
DuRsUANT TO A DlRECTION OF THE HIGH COURT
Of Justice Chanccry div made in action between
Aviss behalf OF himself aud all other the
isned creditors Of John Bemsh late Of Pntney in the
county Of Surrey plumber deceased who shall In and
contribute the of the said suit plaintiff Alfred
Taylor John Bems and William Bemish, out of the juris
dicon of this Court, defendants. The said William Bonn
@ formerly Of Putney In the county Of surrey but when
last heard or Brooklyn the United states of America
and left England in the year s and Was last heard Of by
claiming to kin the for the
distribution Of nestate estates of the said William Benz
be the legal Of such OF the said next
kin dead by their solicitors before
the Ist day Of February 1879 come prove their
claims the Vice Chancellor Sir Charles
Hail. At No IA Chancery lane London default thereof
they WIN be peremptory excluded from all benefit under
day Of February 1870 O'Clock in the afternoon tho
said chambers Il appointed for hearing and adadcsny
upon tho claims. dated this 20 day of November 1873
WILLIAM KINNS SMITH. Chief Clerk WILLIAM
REEVES, Grays Inn square, London. Plaintiffs soli-
eli
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
L-NEXT Of

n.
All persons claiming 10 bc next of kin andng in thu
relationship Of brother and sister, the children Of de-
ceased brothers and sisters only 10 the Rev Michael
Maxey late Of Abbcyside Dungarvan in the
OF Waterford in Ireland parish priest who died the
18th day Of May, 1878 at Dungsrvan aforesaid,
forward their residences and additions
with proof OF their relationship to Francis Prtis Tydd
the Solicitor for the executors Of the said do
ceased, Upper johnson st. Clonmel, county Tppsrary
Ireland before tho ls day Of January next after
which tho residue Of the OF said deceased
will be distributed by the executors among the parties
the Of kin standing In the
lationship aforesaid
FRANCIS PRTTTTE TYDD,
Solicitor for the Executors,
Upper johnson st.,
Clonmel,
ireland.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

(fOD FfsHfNG.-ON TIL uKsDAY DEC, ~. AMI. Sun
Oday, ~ ocean steamer SETH LOW tsaloon heated will
steau leaving Franklin ST., N r. ~ 10th st., N. r. TAO
9Th st. X, 80; pier "a H. r., 80; Baitsry wall nex
Staten Island ferry, A. NJ. Tickets, 81 Cod tackl
and bait board over COZ Goldfish taken last sunday.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

DERMUDA WEST INDIES AND VENEZUELA
- Quebec and Gulf Ports steamship Company
For ST. JOHNS r. X; ST. THOMAS, LAGUAYRA
PUERTO CABELLO and CURACOA, sS. HADJI, Decem.
ber 20 calling ut Ponce returningD
- foS ~ ,MARTlSi9UE, A M ST. LUCIA, BARBADOS and
For freight and passage apply to
A L. OUTERBRIDGE K Co, Agents, % Broadway.
g. q. DE GARMENDIA. 10 Broadvsy.
LEVE ALDEN broadway
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
EunOpRAv srEAMsIIIPD.

EuROPRAS STEAMSHIPS.
AxEkIcAn LisE FOR Liv Kkp0oL !.
1s 4 5s '.as lsn Pssss
skp kprsas Tk III. s Eos Sfsf
carrying sss ssE.1 R Yuss ss |. .m semi
V%pEsL%%b 1H Ssnssisaas s.is oesoss1 @ Il nSon
wk6S saa ssAss oSs
'H xsSSs s;s
Ns,saa.Sip line o.svs:a u. Yors. Southampton and
Ssss Ssss 81 }S'l i
aas sats New York tor Lon
sss ss.: .,:s: !: sa'''d rate. Pro-
r'' freight Of Dt;iEsEfia ffeeYs CO.. so-.s Green
A S0Hoa sEW 7SsR as fFIs5 a5ao fHA AEHs
SsSis ssS 81
sss f;s''s soRR Sssa 10 st1 ESsSss fBfssssr s
v,oro irsn Disr 4s North River. f.ss Of Charles 4.
9.sa R s.:. 4 :Ssssa s
GkENr YSsk YSssTESS III sasToh sSsIsI TS
1 is Br:.ei fSs "'sa From
S.5s s..: iii ~ s 1HsacSs BACON ;::;: s.,
ss 'fS /: Ssssss :s Sss sa
hsH axSk tab 7AI
cITY cITY 81 81 Tssr.ss.y 4s.Sssr
CRY Tlas:ssy Ss.sss
saa - s =:
:.a s.s Sss. .s sn;
soh ~, s:s.s i:' ;is:s sss sfs
CUNARD Line ~
~ NOTlOE.
81 M 70 I'M. -. q 60 n n:
$ Is 'S s'.s
as passage crossing the msridi.n Of so At
NV YoEK e; fes ns s
:s5SsiA W.. o.. fAAKE551.1, 81
Cabin ps...xs ;ss l..afn .i.k.,. +ver.O. terms.
Low ''' 'ssA' s.s s;:'
BETWEEN new, xosk .ASD HAysE:
ais4 w.sa.S o..
II
ssfGss T fi 'Sa i;s'
marked shas ~ do not ssrry sssersEe passsn-
80 q =, Louis DE BEBIAN Agsu..s Broadway.
For 4 .e95 20
M aeilana Bsis.s the Rhine, swiisssl.as. 90. 10.
s..n:. i: ;sD... route 70 Paris 10
s:ssmsr cALAND Novssahsr
mall 70 sas Hsshsrands are ffsas fsvssss wish the
lrps regular. rssss lev eomfst. and living peres.
f0' FTSsSh, HSisSh EDYsa CO.. f'r Da''issw MORRIS.
tMorris' european and American Expressly
for Ss:sS.s ss .rs 81
.l1: ::s :ss:. Z 4 i:s
s.sis SoAs
81 s.s.s N:s r:ss:is
w United s.sses and Rey. Mall steamers 4
s.s <:
outward and nomevsrd Dsss.es rJ....
SSRiTXSSic..:. .Ss.aIs:y. 1ssssss y il
rlsH %sss $50 s'ss ~ rss SSsA R.s"@
s:s:s: placed
ra:si ri ss ri:. saS
e. :: .'',
,.s Ds:' s';s.s:s:S .sS .isss:s
S::i: S::ss: e. i II: ::s::sss
smokias, bath rooms and piano on each steamer.
w %it:f1xs i.;fis tSuIos. 20 B...a-.
CPtOIAL NorICE--THk NAIL sTKAMsIIIP MON
DIANA Captain jones' w ksssh RIVER foot
" King At. tor Qnssnstewn and Liverpoel TUESDAY
octcbsr IS st n prseisey superior Recommendation
sCTATE LINE-TO GLASGOW, LIvEkPOOL, ~ BIN
lOBsfast Londesderr from plsr ~ ~ K ost csa
lsrsT. on Tbsrs.sy. October u
|srATE or NEvAD4.,;,. THURSDAY. October 81
|frst Cabin $50 and SIS. sccerding
Return tickets At reduced rates second Csbin $A5.
|sseerIxs e lowest rates, Apply 20 49,
sTEERAGk TICKETS AT Is BROADWAY AND At
4 Liam LINK ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
Afrom Qusbec.-Sts amshtp sAKD1NTAN. October 70;
POLYNESIAN. Oesober 10. from Baltimere; CASPIAN,
Dc stober 23. from Afax October is Shortest ocean
passags Superb mmodsts0ns. u. LEvk, Agent I'll
Broadway.
-
COASTWISE STEAMSHxPAs
The New York herald., 1878-10-11

NEW LINE 70 BOSTON, VIA ALLYN's POINT
IN from hORWIvH LINE PER 40. North KIvRR
MsP. n dailv. sundsys ineIsdsd. PARE ONE DOLLAR
every day Positively tickets good only
Or sale trans connecting with Allyns
Point Geod supper for 80 cents Tickets for sale at
p'NoRwICn LINE TOR BosToN. WORCESTER PORT.
LAND and al points North and Enst. via New LonSou
snd Nc.wish stssmers CITY 9r LAwRESoB sad fAL-
day excepted Tickets and statsrooms obtsinsd a
once of tho company. No. AIT Broadway corner oi
81 Fresght taken for all rates Pos
furtncr informatlsn nquirs pier 40 North Rivey
The New York herald., 1878-10-11

eennsstng 81 81 Tho.As With Gsrs. Cor Porto
III 81: ~ Sl'g I. q .s.s. s.G !s 2:
=. :. s:s:s r .s iss.
a.. y Ss n d'
Fsr reIht or passAge hsvins siesans 10
No freight received after the "a.
uALIYAx, N. 8, AND ST.. JohNs. N. v, oKOMM ELL
I1iiss lssvo follows from pier 10, Nsrsh
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N Y, HAvANA AND MExlCAN NAIL 4 :. LINZ
:s'i bssssT ssa T'';a asD wax osuz
c,,v ealing - rrcgrsss csmps"ehy ana Frsnssrs -
CITY :a Tssass S y
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;is .Sss $
MokdAS's LoUIsIANA AID TEXAS RAILROAD
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th.. s.mp.ny :. lowest rssss So.
good. nsy. mos bees % IL a. iaisss.d Ds.s ''s 'n''
onies pier 30 North River.
DAciYIc NAIL srEAMsniP COMPANY.
IsrasSs Gs se..s ssi CLYDE,
Saturday. october ~ no tcounscsing and
SsSsa Sssm SAN HR' sAspwoa ISLANDS rEw
steamship CRY ~ NV :'i 4oak srh ss.a o..s.. %
oHce the pier loot Of Canal at North RIVER for
SAvANsAH. FLORIDA :
SJrn GATE csH s4yassAB ssp Mallory S y
From pier ~ Nostn River. a. II, NJ. /
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RkRNuDA. WEST ,NpiEs. vANEzUELA AND
os.see and oar Pols. See s.s sm.h,p Company
ror BsRMUpA. steamship SANdMA. oe.oeer ~
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nsS It SISssSI TRIM
Il 81 SssssssSis g e s;::s.:y
l0S'DsS. os.f fp 9!sst4 tsR R ssHaf ss Ssosip4. LINE
,owssr aIL SAILING vhvEM s4TuxR.Y
:.ss ss9tY s...srs os:Ss:I S: IL IL
Only line issuinx tnrsush tickets and bill. isns TO ali
nshsf per cent. Bs fading ssnsa ON pier
tor isrhes niormason through bills lsdInr passage
L. K RosBRTs. a
---.-..----..- No III West So. sp staiss
NFksw y9sx ss. AND aavAsA pIF.ST asI SE
per worth kiyer loot Of Cedar ST. Tor Havana direct.
steamer SANTIAGO De CUBA 80. Wednesday. Oct 10
Fcs f.iss, passage. having sn.aps.soS s.so@me.
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