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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
American Art.
N. Charles Tartiieu in LAT.

N. Charles Tariieu in L'Art.
The United States possess republican
institutions of which they are justly proud.
They celebrated two years ago the first
centenary of the proclamation Of their in
dependence, and the whole world joined
in the transports Of their patriotic enthusi-
asm. But one may enquire If any lnfiu-
ence upon their artistic development is to
be attributed in their form of government?
II their painters have really made any pro-
gress Is any of it due to the Republic? II,
on the contrary, they have made no pro-
gress of any account, is it proper to claim
that it is the fault of Republican institu-
tions, and that monarchy, which these pee
pie will not hear mentioned, would have
given more lively and fertile impulse to
their artistic faculties? This year, as last
year, it seems to us that the question is
sufficiently easy. The United States do
not know anything about State interven-
if the systematic abstention of the State
the development Of their fine arts. 1t is
certain that in this country, where indi-
vidual effort Is so energetic and so spontan-
eous, private initiative does not apply it.
self, to the fine arts with the same ardor
and the same perseverance that it shows
in other branches Of human activity. II
may be credited with noble attempts and
important creations, but it has not accom-
plished all that could have been expected
Of it and has still much left to do. The
question Is whether certain amount of
State action would not have been a valua-
bic aid. If Americans are not little too
much absorbed by politics and business,
they are too practical to neglect the i'm
portance of the fine arts if only in their
relations to the wealth of nations. Inter
national statistics. which have taught
them TO measure the effect of the import
and export of works and objects of art up
on the balance of trade, will enable them
to reflect. and we shall not be surprised If
in few years with them considerations.
less aesthetic. perhaps, than utilitarian
and economic, determine them to new ef-
forts and lead them to try a cert lin amount
Of intervention, by tie Legislatures and
municipalities, to stimulate private initia-
tive and to aid in the development Of fine
art. If not on account of the glory to be
derived therefrom. at least on account Of
the resources thence TO be obtained. That
the vast territory conquered and peopled
by the people OF the United States is in
habited by an artistic people we should
not dare to affirm; but there is a people
that wishes 10 be artistic, and that is some
thing surely already.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

The sap~riorI,y 81 syongy iron si,ers oser
charcoal sl;s-s ap;szsr % - ss-zi,lssisssf.
erp-rsrs>H:s ssS<inx tsss a. 0sx@assSi
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water. are nj Rid ~ sl;r.tios ,srosgh
charcoal. thoazh asstrryss - r1sslnz
srs~Sy s-rp
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
xLvTH CONGRESS.

Mr.. VOORHEES, took the oath for the un-
expired term of Mr.. Morton on the Sd. A joint
resolution providing for \ commercial treaty
with Mexico. petition from the negroes Of
Louisiana claiming that they are not protected
either in life or property, referred 10 The select
committee. 4 bill % prsvsnt tbs intEoduct On
OF esasagisua % tafssiiesa disnsss, aaa - -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

Beloit; Herman J. Fringer. Dodge City; Alva
Sheldon, Eldorado.
YORBIDDEN FOR THREE MONTH";
An order has passed the Ottawa, Cana
da, council. prohibiting the importation Of
cattle from the United States for three months
from the LIST of February.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

The isalEzss Az asssy powdered A'7rzz
sns.<.-d 81 AZ. fss rxssssslns ssstl~z. zsd
t-ssfsr &c ,reN:rd u sz5d 70 s~tain "a sxsrs-
n>ss so- fksr~~ rsoa-hs u N ms.t~r q
tssss usssn<y 81, - esrss V ss<f<sssss-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

The BsvariAn Government has seat o
the heads Of the VARIOUS religious bodies
Of that country to Ascertain their opinion
eeaeszaine asasea.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
NV ru0rNASYEn

The Senate confirmed the followmeposs-
1asses in xaes0; Timothy NsOAEshy. Lar.
nd 2. G. ossbhs osRliAG, W Z. Nsshsu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
CRIME.
HEATH 6ENTXNCED.

VIM. H. Heath, who was auditor Of st.
Louis county for ten years prior to 1876, was
convicted to-day in the criminal court of en-
bezzling about el43,000 of the county and
township school fund, of which be was collect
or and custodian. His sentence is ten years in
the penitentiary. This was his second trial,
and motion will be made for another.
MURDERED AND RoBBED.
As Howard Holtzelaw, telegraph opera
tor and ticket agent, at WanentOn Junction,
Va, Was returning home from his Office, he was
waylaid, murdered and robbed of his watch.
chain and money. His body was found this
morning with . bullet hole in the forehead.
No clue to the murderers.
BoSDsnKS IN JAIL
The county commissioners of Urbana,
Treasurer Bloss' bondsmen, until new bonds
man is secured. New discoveries of irregular
tiles in the tax collections are still beng made.
The commissioners have ordered refunding on
overcharges to cease for the present.
FRAUD BY NAIL
]. r. Brown, president of the Seminole
Gold and Silver Mining company, was arrested
in Rawlins, Wy, by Special Agent Adams of
the pOstOffice department, for using the United
States mail to defraud an indictment found
by the United States grand jury at Laramie
City.
PARDONED.
The following convicts were pardoned
by Gov. st. John, of Kansas, under the three
fourths rule: Andrew Stiner of Harrison coun-
ty, sentenced two years for grand larceny;
Andy Ovans, of johnson, sentenced 2 years;
Ed. Ovans, years for grand larceny.
STEAMBOAT FIRED INTO.
The steamboat John Wilson, running on
the lower Mississippi, Was fired into the other
night, above Waterlooo, Louisiana, by parties
on shore. The mate was wounded.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
FOREIGN

Inc strlkc Vi ucck ldDOIcIS, IN Liver
pool, is giving trouble to shippers. Steamship
owners say they will dispatch their vessels At
the appointed days without cargo, if necessary,
but are confident they will soon be relieved
from the present annoyance by laborers com
ing from other places. The magistrates will
punish severely all intimidation.
CATTLE TRADE AGAIN.
At meeting of the Liverpool private
council . notice was read that permission to
land cattle at the Liverpool docks will be
withdrawn after March LIST, unless provision is
made for their slaughter on the quay. The
cattle trade is trying to arrange for the slaugh-
ter of cattle at the point of debarkation.
TIMES GETTING BETTER IN SCOTLAND.
Application for relief in Glasgow dur
ing the week ending February lst, were three
ular recipients have surrendered their relief
tickets intimating that they had found employ
ment. About thirty thousand persons are still
supported by charity.
RUSSIA TROUBLED.
The journals of st. Petersburg bitterly
denounced Austria and Germany for adopting
precautionary measures against the plague.
Their action is declared inspired by hostility
to Russia and desire to ruin her trade.
THE CATTLE DISEASE.
The council of the Central and Associated
Chambers of Agriculture, has resolved to me-
mOrialize the prime council in regard to sched-
uling the United States under the cattle dis
eases act.
INSANE.
Passanante, who attempted to kill the
King of Italy, has been pronounced insane.
REVEREND PRINCE.
1t is again reported that Prince Leopold
will take order in the Church of England.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
CASUAL.

The ship Van Dieman was sunk by col
lision with an unknown vessel. Two of the
crew were picked up in q small boat They re-
port their shipmates and the crew of the un-
known vessel probably drowned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

Capt. Paul Boyton, who has recently
been giving exhibitions in different pan. Of
the world. in his wonderful rubber suit. has
Just accomplished the feat Of swimming from
Oil City, Pa, TO Rtt.barg . distance Of one
hundred and Fifty miis.. He started from OIL
City At II O'Clock in the morning and arrived
IN Rttsburg in the eve.ing of the NEXT day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

Co., rVs nays. ~ ne Oil n3SlnX p8stcu os
it came from the House. now goes to the Pres
ident for his signature. After executive session
adjourned.
In the House the Senate amendments to the
naval appropriation bill were non-concurred
in. The conference COMMITTEES on the fortif-
cation appropriation bill, reported that the
committee had been unable to agree and ask
ed for further conference. Agreed to and
adopted. The report of the conference COM
mittee ON the Indian appropriation bill WAS
submitted; the bill was substantially the one
that passed the House. Agreed to. The re-
port of the conference committee on the bill
fixing the terms of the district and circuit
courts of Colorado, was agreed to. The House
then went into committee Of the whole. when
| movement was made to adjourn, notwith-
standing that there had been . night sesaion
ordered from the reports of the committee on
coinage, weights and measures, and the motion
was carried; yeas, s.; nays. 81.
The Indian appropriation bill passed the
Senate IN the sth. the amount Appropriated
was e4..lS..0i A new committee was appoint
ed on the naval appropriation bill The an
nual report of the Smithsonian institute was
ordered printed. The House bill providing foa
the payment. to officers and soldiers of the
Mexican var. of three months ext pay pro-
vided for by the act Of July l9. lsas. pessed AZ
ter being amended 10 provide that the act shall
| include officers and men of the army, navy and
| marine service. Senate adjourned until Mon
| day.
The House went into committee of the whole
upon the army appropriation bill: an amend.
ment Wa offered requiring the inspection OF
| supplies by the quartermsster of commis<ary
| nearest the place of the successfui bidder
Agreed TO; also the amendment that Indians
Who settle on lands under the Homestead OF
pre-emption laws o, on purchased land shall
be free from the control Of Indian aeenta
The original propositioe Of Mr.. Boone for the
transfer of the Indians to the var department
was then rejected on . vote by TELLER; ysas
%; nAys, l0l. Ths result vas applandsd b.
~ 1spsehsaas IAs psepesisisa I'D rsssiv'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
CArTII DISEASE.

In the United States circuit court at
Baltimore, Nd, the case Of Policeman Louis
Norris was called to answer An indictment
charging him with having stuffed . ballot
box At the late Congressional election De-
PENDANT entered . general demurrer tia: un-
der the statute. of the United States s;ufting
. ballot box ID not . penal offence. The de-
murrcr was sustained and the prisoner dis
charEed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
@asi3astlAe 9lans(@a,s.

DeI$' Elm l1mf&wuns! Rod iR
q ni&t Ianse 5er, bab aue HberaIeu qar'
teien In Deati9lanb lire tat5oIii&en Wit'
barser aIS sed4sisinbe branSmartten.
Sett f&etnt Der epieb ausetsbrt ju iein
uub bie EberaIe Nartei IN Stesierunsstrei.
fen als rei&sfeinbIi& anssiebeu ~ werben.
Die sauje Eberale Sippe lSmHt In Der.
ruf, ober IL felt ber Soqasitatisn bersits
barin. Der Geisbeit bieier partei. ibrer
Nau&efrpoIitis, ibrer topFoien 6iuan,.
wirtbi&ait i&reibt man bte trofIoie Gage
bes aderbau's uab Der Snbuitrie ,u. Dur4
Did unb Dann siuseu bic 6erreu NIT benz
6erri&sewaItiseu, als % gait bic BobI.
.fa5yt bes Sest@es au ruinirsu, iett, no aber
ben 3anjIer ein Ginisbeu tSuu,t, /. iett Iai.
fen i'm bic @etreueu I'M Std unb bic aIteu
@ei&sfetnbe belfen ber @esierans, ober
beher seiast. benz Wolte aus ber Rotb.
Das erbittert R&erIi&. Ginen sroben
5ebIer besebt man Ssitens Der @esieruns
babur&. bab man slei& ju melt sreift unb
BE 9SQe antieipiren pill, b. !. Re be,ieben,
ebe bas @eist uotirt IN. HunbesprdRhEt
9offmann ielbit mubte susebeu, bab cine
ioI&e Gntieipation usrfaiIunsswibris iei,
aber bic @esieruns mafle benno& barauf
-,
beReben. Mit @s&t ipra& ii& bas Gems
trum sesex iol&e Wabresel aus, aber man
3peifeIt ob bic Oppoftion bslfen wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
WorIette Uo DE tasten bic Demos
traten unferes Staates In Gonusntion, ,ia

| ~~SV$S ~~ ~ sSossSs wv ~|S~s~'
traten unieres Staates In Gonpsntion, uu,
bie plattform far bic 6erbftwabIen 3u
3immern unb TIRE @aubibateu su erneunen.
2ette Mo@s foIsten ibuen bie @reenbads
let. Dir baben ni@t pieI iiber lire pIats
form ju iaseu, MIR tennen ben @eians bic.
ier 6euen i@on aus fraberen Sabreu unb
cine nene ReIobie baben Re aud bieies
Sabr ni&t anselftmmt. Sie ipra9en fi9
far i@Ieunise gtuI0iuus ber Bunbesi9uIbs
usri9reibuuseu In @dbrunssselb (@oIb,
Silber ober S@asi@eiuen) aps, befarwor'
teten bic aufbebuns ber gsationaIbanten
als 3sttelbanteu, ipra@en ft@ fur i@rau'
tenIoie Silberprdsuns aus u. bsl. ltuRm's
nebr. Gar bas @ouuerneursamt itellten
fte Dan. glare auf, M. s. Noore bielten
fte far 2ieutenaut @ouuerneur gut senus {;
aIs Oberri@ter m69ten f7e 8. Sones unb
ais gbef bes Staatsi9ulweiens 5. ".
Naib baben.
Bet ud@fen Septemberwabs
len I'm @oIbRaate werben pier garteien
einanber sesenlberifeben: Oie &epubIita.
ner, bic Demotraten, bic rWorkingmen",
unter Der Gabruns uon 9earnsy unb &C.
noHen, unb bic pon ber gbroniele Clique
sesraubete iosenanute goufitutiOus.par.
tel. Sebe bieier parteieu beabF@tist,
Elm uolIitdnSises Eidet far alIe ju beisseu:
ben Staatss unb Ioealen Memter auf3uiteI:
len. @dtbieIbaft If nur nod bic StelIuus
Der Contributions spartei binR&tIi@ ber
GonsrebpabIeu. SIRE feinSfeIise 6aItuus
ben anberu parteieu sesenaber, re&tfer'
tist faa bic 8ermutbuns. bab bieie aeute
ben plau babeu, fosar Contributions: Con.
sreB ganbibaten" uomtntren 3u weueu.
Die gbieasoer SoeiaIifeu
wollen wirtli& ben gsarreaitrei@ beseben
unb bieien Sommer einen Arbeitsausifa ifanb
In Sang ieten. Sie babeu pennfpluanieu
gum asitationspIas ertoren. Die srobe
RennipIuania Giieubabn NIT ibren 9ebn'
tauieuben uon Mrbsitern iou ber WittsIpunk
ber Bewesuus perben. Ser sroBe arbst'
teritaat i@eint ibneu Der sanfisfe 8obeu
far ibre pldue; bic Greisuife uon 1877
babeu seseist, susI@e Rafsu baieIblt bsreit
fiebeu fur sewifenIoie Gabrer; suenn Der
paiIenbe Con ausei&lasen unb bic paTenbe
@eIesenbeit bsuutt wirb. Mber bic gr,
eisuide uou 1877 babeu aud seuarnt unb
seSeist, wsI@e Guersie unb wsI&e WitteI
bereit finb, alien Ausf@rettunsen auf ben
Ropf au f@Iasen. Die f&ma@uolle @e'
i@i@te uon pittsburs wirb it@ ni&t mics
Der In Henuiyluauien wieberboleu. grs
goauerneur 9artranft ffebt nod INNER an
ber Spise Der StuatsmiIiaen, uub bieie iinb
rsorsaniiirt u. i@Iasfertiser. peun ie. Eros
alIebem nsbmeu bic Serren So,iaIiRen
Don Gbteass ben Weuub re&t uou. Sie
uolleu bereits jwsi Miuionsn arbeitsr far
ben ausfaub sewsuneu babeu. geur su
ibr Germ; ber GIu9 ber 2d&erIl&teit. be,
eu& trifft, uhb nl,r uua 70 srSber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

souneu, unb ba eiufuBrei9e Mdnner, nj.
Garif 9i@teniteiu, Abs. Bdrnfeinb, Mbs,
&arlon u. a., an ber spise ftebsn. 1T eiu
gutter Grfols 3u sewdrtisen. Da EirOl.
VorarIbers, Der iloueuii&e EbeiI pon &rain
unb bic c3e&ii&en Be,irte In 1abren fi@e,
ftnb. unb uiellei@t aud bic Nlic3e9en i'm
nd@feu @et9sratbe erideinsn werben, il
bic W0sli&teit elmer tanftisen tatbolii9eu
@ei@sratbs' 'Waioritdt uidt aussei4Iofen.
Das 1T Elm beiIiamer unb erfreuIi9er Tim:
f@wuns.
gnsIaub fat in afsbaniftan feinen
3wed errei@t. gs bat bort einen b64fl
uortbeilbafteu Griebeu ,u stanbe sebra4t
unb benz @mir fosar idbrIide 9ilfsseIber
beuiQiat. Dasesen trttt Datub &ban
einen aniebuli@eu 1bsiI ieines @ebietes
ab, .barunter bic widtisiten gdIe .swiideu
benz 5er3su afsbauiitaus unO Snbien, uub
seitattst aud, baB Elm in ieiner 5auptftabt
uobnenber 8eamtsr ber britii@sinbii9en
@esieruns bic auswdrtiseu AnseIssenbei'
ten bss afsbanenlanbes Ienten iou. Oa.
bur& bat ft@ ber Gmir bes @e9tes ter
2riesfabruns besebeu unb fi@ unsefdbr tn
bisfelbe Steuuus aur arone uon England
sebra@t, wsI@e bic abbdnsisen 5iriten
Subiens ju berieIbeu sinuebmen. Beaeous.
fsIb's PoIitit barf f@ zines nsuen Eri'
umpbfs rabmen. Der Griumpb marbe
aber f@werIi@ 70 Iei9ter @abe errunsen
worbeu ieiu, udren benz rufff&eu gdren
ui&t bic Easeu sebuuben bur4 bas llnse.
beuer bes Ribilismus.
Su Sib Afrita i@einen bic Sa9en ui@t
70 slatt abIulaufen; es be3eusen biss bic
ua@rdsIi@en Eruppeaienbunsen snb bic
l1ebertrasuus bes OberbefebIs pom alten
CHELMSFORD auf ben ianseren unb tbattrdf'
tiseren @eueraI @oIfeIep.
SnGrautrei& entwidelt f4 bic tn.
mere POlitis ber OppOittiou seseu Oie air9e
iebr Iansiam. Die Germ am sransn
Gif5 finS ausenl@einli9 itusis seworben.
Da,u tommt bic 1erIesuns bes seissssben.
ben 90rper's uou gsriailIss mad Baris,
bic ben Germ 2opfi9msrsen ma4t unb bic
DdbIbarteit 6es &otben Blanqni's. Das
Winifterium If bereits eri9attert unb aller
Wabri@einli@.eit mad uerben @reuy unb
Wabtiuston 3uridtrsten.
Snber Elrtei i9eint wieber eine
neue aera ausebeu au iolIen, benn ber
@robue3ier 2eyrsbbin Yai@a bat feline
Demiiiion senOmmen unb bic Yforte ma@t
@ieue, einen anberen Rurs 3u teuerm.
@dbreuS es nod uor Rursem ben ani9eiu
batte, ais werbe Der SuItau, aIs seboria.
mer Dieaer ber Beftmd@te, ben giee.
e6nis pon Gsypteu abieseu, uuteriaas1
bsrislbe isst ieinen seseu Trantrei@ uni
England wiberbaaris seworoensu gaialIen,
unb es ftebt 10 aus, als ruerbe bur@ ber
0ibsrRaub bes 9bebipe bic entante cords
ale ,vii&eu ben bsibsn @eamd@ten ernit'
lid sefSrt perben. S@on MAIDEN ftd
bSie Weinunssueri& &iebsnbeitsn seltenb
neil iebe ber beiben Nd9te auf bie amber,
eifria&tis if. nnb Grautreih bat ertldrt
aQein sesen Gsppten uOrsebeu unb In isi
mem alIeinisen SutereHe bic Rnan3iellsr
anseIssenbeiten Sss 'unsIadli@en 2anbsi
Der pboraousn orbueu ju uolIeu, nal
GnsIanb natarli&erweiie ni9t ,usebe,
barfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Nuseissn fir yienies. 9stterien, @lifsfptess
.., als bem @eiae Der iatb. 3ir&e auptber, as.
ben isine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

aue an3eisen ienbe man ipdtsfens
Runtas Norsen Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

auspdrtiss an,etsen maasu scrausbeaslt perbss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

1etratbs. ans 1obesanseiseu NIT syrn~
$3.50, obae Sprut 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
2reiee der 4axeige,s.

9sssu ;3oq Der Spalte per Sabr.. .&t6:O
- >, 6 Ronate.....$1000
- 3 Npnate. ......$ 600
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
No.al>No Noti3eu.

nntsr 5 3stlea I8reSier wfrbsn nidt anesuun-
men, 8ar tese 3sils gresisr ober bersn @isa
bas 1. Ral 10 &ts bic nd&Ren Nale 5 Gsute
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
II,ol
GALVESTON OBJECT.

GALVESTON DIRECT.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamer ARKANSAS. ............. Saturday August
atSP VI. taxing freight to Houston and all points
Texas Central Texas Pacific and san Antonio railroads.
iudisIO Brakos Santiago aud Brownsville aud Corpus
Christi via iuditHola Insurance. lowest o
Galveston city freight taken.
unless accompanied affidavit that
been m yellow lever r fccted place since July
!. I@14
Aoyiyt0 BOGERT & MORGAN. Agents,
plsr - North River.
N-EE TOEE NND GGEN NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
" FyE WNFA&N ulGACT
Frlm plr t raft i4ear. 90 3 u ~
Etsan.shi5 -NENiUefN rhursday Jniy 81
Ss@an4sAip MAG 1A2N .sstariag. August
N4r4AAesns pa.4ssAfsr tsauulniafatlouB.
JAN A5 n WARD ,s CO., il3 Wall Sd
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. sutHCr- MALLORY LfSE.--
81 steamers li fust RIVER. Jackaonv lie
t.s taurlln9 kriiFsieicl tud FORT Royal steamer
tIfN DF sAN ANfDNlu Captain Eldtciile VIII ttii
Ifilsg. August g. . y. -. .. a.. MALLORY a Co,
Assals. sGso per ~ L1ast Raven.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

The steamship MORGAN CITY win sail from pier So
North River, Saturday August carrying freight Tor
New Orleans. Mobile ST. Louis Nicksburg and Natchez
For freight and other information apply 10
B0GERT a MORGAN. Agents.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
OLp DOMINION srEAMsmIr COMPANY

sToLk Rs and kIehMoSD. direct
shSDl1 ST RsNaSP an5 ;s VET A0sDA
Steamers for LEwEs, bei; and REHoBoTH BEASH y 6
and connecting railroaas pAILY sTsept sunday A.
so~msneng Jay q s@porsr Al frsga aia for S1r SSs
Connecting railroads and lines viii be pier q,
North River, foot of Christopher ST. and PAssEN"H'
Delaware pier 81, foot of Beach St.
ana @ ehs aud bills of adng all
points. Insurance effected at "A per cent
asasrai ds'ssii' oiies asssisS iS7 e%,s orsssnwiehs
DERMUpA, WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO
p or 2Tssif Fsss Sstiss
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EaTEs
For rsyt5 pHEf eas G assns sps' Broadway.
NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL S. LINE
s'T pTcr P Sosss 1Sp RIVE VERA tckuz
calling al Progresso, campsachy and Fronlera :
CITY CITY OK OK NAV
CITY or vkEA yln 81 and Srssd%sy
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE, DIRECT
These 6rst class steamers will sail r. NJ from pier
10 River foot of Cedar ST. for Havana direct
NoKEo Sn
For freight and passage havng unsurpassed accommo
u"''A WILLIAM p. CLYDE d CO. No IS Broadway.
LAWToN BROS. Agents in Havana
TExAs LINE FOR 6d g gALvEsroN DiEE%cTnrME %
pier 20 East River Saturday August 2 AT r. N.
sooner ii full.
Key est passengers and mails taken No freight. An
davits accom- paiy all receipts.
Through bills OF ading all points
the International and Grand Northern. Galveston.
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads Passage to Galveston reduced
10 $50 cabin; $25, steerage.
n B.-Aiidavlts can be obtained from notary public in
office.
For freight passage and general information apply
G. H. MALLORY x CO.. Agents.
Schooner CARRIE BoNNELL wilt sail for Key West
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
III AORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

furnished and fitted and conceded be
TIiE FINEST EXCLUSION STEAMERS In the WORLD.
combining safety. speed and comfort
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

1-A-RocRAwAy ACH.--THREE GRAND Ex:
Y CIRsIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY.
bv the famous COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC.