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r. YER BRYcK. Pro'r.
Attention. Peoplel


All persons desrous OF buying Cheap
goods and plenty ofthsm, should give this
article their close attention. IL will bear
investigation. have on hand an immense
stock OF clean, fresh goods lately arrived, and
uioradaily arriving. propose to sell and
am seilipg them lower than any other house
west.of 50. Louis. Give me call and satis-
~ yourselves, "seeisg is believing" A few
prices herewith fora cineher'"
BEST CofrEE G'bs roR $l.00.
BIsT DRY BRowN SUGAR lOlbs FOR Sl.00.
Soda ibis for 25'.
Best Calicoes Tlop pr yd.
Heavy Domestic u TO "a pr I'D.
Mems Brogan Shoes 81 25 to Sl50
What think ye nowt Bear in mind that ell
classes of goods have an upward tendency In
prices and above quoted pricea can not now
be made in St. Louis, haYo also on hand n
ane assortment ogIeans and Woolens, which
1t will pay you to lay in at once,
Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange for
goods at highest market price. PosIrTyELY
NO GOODS SOLD ExcEPr ron cAsH OR ITS
EQulYoLENr. Thanking for past patronage
and soliciting II in the future.
Respectfully, M. LESSEN.
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Il. TclI1abeth Ferry.

The undersigned has established licensed
ferry at St. Elizabeth, Miller county, Mo.
Movers and travellers will llnd this crossing
much nearer and better on routes from JET
ieTson City. California, Chamo leading 10
Rolls, Springfield, Vienna, Linn. end oth,r
points directing from these placos than any
other crossing on the Usage river,
II, BnpEKKR.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that tho hrn OF
Hart. Yer Bryck 4 Co., Of Brumiey, No.,
have dissolved copartnership by mutual con.
sent. Hart q Popplewell will eontipuc the
business at tho same stand, and settle all ao-
eounts OF the lnriner firm.
HART, VRR BRYcK 81 PoPrLEwELL.
2-w
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STRAY NOrIUE.

Taken up by Preston Roark Of Jim Henry
township " Miller county on the Goth day
Of July, 1879. aud posted before George A.
Williams, Justice OF the Peace of the town
ship OF jim Henry 10 Miller Co., Mo-, on
Aug. 9th. 1S70 One stray mare mule, bfighr
bay ooilor tnree years old past ana is fifteen
hands high some collar marks on her should
ers, shaved main and tail, legs striped about
the knees, had a large yoke on, aud was APP
praised &C savepty dollars by Andrew Math-
eve, AT ii ,pkins, Washington henderson
sworn sppraIsers possed.
q. a, WILIIAMs, j. u.
Jim Henry Township
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no, FOa HOwARD's.
Lumbsrl Lumberll Lunborlll

y" HU1HHNA NWtNNNKfF IA4UtNEVHFsF
We insert the following letter just receiv.
cd;
TProN, Aug, 10th, 1879.
A, FuLEERsoS & SeNa. sa4t,
Say TO the people in oags Valley am
selling lumber the next thirty days cheaper
Than eyer;
e.a COMR ONE, CONE ALL.
Who wants TO tu,ld. can't say how prices
may DO after that.
viii and can sell lower than the lowest.
w, +. HowARp.
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--Dr. Q. w. BRssos's CEtERY AND CHAM
oAiILK pILLs are prepared exDressly 10 en,e
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Eesvousnebs and
Sleeplessness Snd will cure any case, Ptice
hity cts q box, 10 nils, postage free. Sold
by al druggists, Ualee. No. LOG N. Eutaw St.
baltimore, Nd.
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TUSCUMBIA MILLS.

The undersigned has leased the Tuscumbia
Mills OF Mark Ltsem. Win grind ON
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY
Of each week and guarantees the iksT TURN
our OF sny mill in Central Mssouei yss,sa
for the sth. win pay the bighest market
price for wheat and corn; or win exchange
ilour or meal for grain.
THEADoRE NICKALs.
MISS CARRiE FTNDoRF,
MILLIN ER AND. DRESsMAKER
Keeps constantly en- band the Latost slylep
OF Millinery goods and Notions.
She is also Agent Tor the
SIN GER and T. ON
- wing NJ q hkn q -
TusouMBIA, MISSOURI ti3 3m
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NOiIco,

All persous Indebted 10 tho undersigned
are hereby notified 70 come forward at oNoG
and eetlle their accounts aud thereby save
cost and the incpuveniences arising from
having an officer Of the law at them.
3t4W tfts M. LEsENJ.
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THE
Alpine Silver iliRing Company,
OGColOrado.
Capital so 900 600. 100000 Shares
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.
uSAssEssIDLE. FuIL pam. .


Daniel J.Spleine, Pres. J.L.Tnompsou, Sec.
e,-6lBRoADWAY, NEW YORK.
The properly OF ths Company consists of
twelve mines and mining locations, located
10 Lake County, Colorado, in the vicinity OF
Leadyille, upon all of when extensive work
has boen dono, in all oases exhibiting true
hssuro veins, good pay sue,k, aid well de-
hued lodes.
Two OF the leading mines are well opened
NJ ana heya ~ lhe lowest computation over
TEN THOUSAND TONS OF ORE IN
SIGHT. the RSllroaG now under construo.
ton VIII soon be within short distance OF
this property.
Tho company proposes to sell portion OF
its stock at 81 per share for tie purpose
OF more compelely developing its mines,
and tor tho erection OF works sor the treat.
meut of its ores.
Application for The stock mpv.be nade'to
the office OF The Compasy, 81 Broadway,
Nav York.
n. B.-rbe Mining Record, OF New York,
the hiGhest mining authority IN this country,
ssys Feb. lsI 1919. The principal owners
IN this Compsny are bard working men who
by 1helr own labor hsvD uncoyered large
bodies OF orc which they now wifh to ex-
trac! aud send to market. Our readers viii
DO wei 10 mako yeutefe with these worthy
men, their money will probably be returned
TO them twenty field 'Fna business man.
sgement has been placed 10 the care OF Mr.
j. IL. Th0mpson, an etlicer OF high Standing
in one of the largest and best banks in the
city. A prospectus giving fun particulars
sent Tree, On application 70 the Secretary.
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II Is passive suicide TO permit the health TO
the lease OF life shortened, By nervous COM
plAliits. constipation, billonsness, indigestion,
headache, or intimiteut aud Teiniltent ieyers,
when " Il fact established by upquestioLed
evidence that tho Bitters will prevent and
remove these evils. An the sy1ltoms OF las,
situde and general debility speedily vanish
when this inyigorantis is given a trial,
For sslo by al Druggists and respectable
Dealers generally.
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g. a. WILLIAMs, j. i.
Jim Henry Township.

---STRAYED .~-ouo dark bay mare, heavy
black main and tall, some ssddle marks, some
shite bair about The jaw, inside right hind
front. & years old, i4l hands hight any per.
con knowing OF such will DO rewarded for
information, l.. n. TAYLoR,
4Ff at ST. Elizabeth, Mo.
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--WANTED. AT the Anchor Mills, ten
thousand bushels of wheat for which the high
est market pricee viii be paid in cash.
80 a W.. go. ..E
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Died

Iinyele HARRISON, OF Equality township,
died last evening in his 20th year, Of remit
tent fever.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

onee en. G Dale. w.
steamer Gresham (Br,. weghtman, London-J Tucker
Steamer Cornwall tBr). Williams. Bristol E-w Nor
Steamer State Of Alabama (Br Richo, Glasgow-Aus-
steamer rSingvaa dam, Molsor. copenhagsn-Funeh,
steamer Hadi (Br). Faircloth St Johns. Aquadilla,
Ponce and St Tnomas-A L Outerbrdge 4 Co.
Gulf stream Ingram. fernandinn via Charles
s.ssmsr City Dagss'' Y0nsa
steamer Fannie, Grumley. Phiadelphia-wm Clyde 4
Ship Hansa tGer) sehildt, Bremcn-Icrmann Koop Co.
BARK Surprss Averiil Aananfsr9"pn koop Co.
Bark Giacomo Mortola utaD, oivari. Sunderland. E.
BARK vioie. lBr, Harding Tyne Dock K-seammell
Bros.
BARK Esomp,o AUS. Petrns, Dundec-slocovich 4 Co
Bark saivs.o~ M.sss IsaD, Forenno, Cork Falmouth
BARI ca,sias csnarr9 d,ap capnreo Cork Falmouth
Bark Kong Carl or Hansen. Elsinoro for ordsrs-Ben
Bark Johann Wilhelm ,Ger,, Pocatis Amsterdam
BARK orcno Nor, Moer. Antwerp-Funch, Edge Co.
Brig Nautilus ((ier Davds. stock-Funeh Edge Co.
Brig Natal tsws, Eastro% sah,aIFu% I% Edys Co.
Brig Robert Move, McLuro, ssJOhns tAnsiguaH Trow
Brig Etna IBrl. McKinnon. Antigua and Nevis-Jones
Brig John Upper tBr,, Macdonald. St John, NIB
Brig Dawn OBJ. Lc Bonteiiier Gsspe-John seager.
Schr Ella icksoa, st Johns. PR De Rivera Co.
Schr D Marrett. Dunt0n, Nassau, NIB Weinberg Il
Co.
schrJ L c,oss,ey OBJ, Dexter. Windsor, MS Whit
ney h Co.
Schr Susie Prescott (Br. Giass st John, MP Nevus
4
Schr Calvin dsr) Odell, St John, MA Heney.
schr Mary Theall (Br Thea st John, NB-Scammell
Bros.
scbr Jameson Jameson. Fernandina-Miller
Houghton.
schr II Jones. Falkenberg. Fernandina-Abel Abbott
Schr WapelIa. Penny, Charleston-EvaWs. Ball Co.
Schr G = Shutis. Young, New York-Pote Bros.
Schr u Wright Chopper. Baltim DREW M Chalmers
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LITERARY NOTES.

The important announcement is made by d. Apple
ton & Co. that they have become the publishers of
Mr.. Bancroft's History Of the United States. This
edition Of Mr.. Bancroft's work will have many i'm
porrant revsons by the author together with large
additions including the history of the formation of
the federal constitution and the opening of the ad
ministration Of Washington. The whole work will
be fully illustrated, with maps. portraits and wood
cuts illustrating the text. Mr.. Bancroft has just
completed two volumes. making seven in all.
which will be issued at intervals and sold by sub
scription only. XII
Russian literary news is meagre. and what there
is OF it is not encouraging. TonrgeneT has been
badly treated by the that he refuses to
write any more novels Count Tolsto. writes a
Russian correspondent has declared his intention
OF writing historical romances for the pres
ent; Dostoeysky and Vsevolod Krestovsky. reln
gushing literature, have become government hire
lings; Eugene Markof has been exied to his Crimean
estates and Aksakof the Pansavist leader is looked
after closely by the authorities that his friends
consider advisable that he should not put forth his
opinions in print Native talent in short Is feeling
tho full force of autocratic oppression. and while
the blighting regime OF terror holds sway in the i'm
perial administration. productions may be ex-
pected worthy Of being added to the classical ntera
ture Of Russia.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho purscrs Of steamers Saratoga from Havana. and
Acapulco from Aspinwa, will please accept thanks
for repeated favors.
STEAMER REGULATOR, from New York for Wilmington
NC before reported ashore Smhville towed
Wilmington I'D inst She is supposed TO be slightly
damaged, but her cargo IL uninjured
BARK NrMRop (Nor), from Jamaica for London, with
OF and grounded the Colorado Reefs
She subsequently gotten of by the
schooncrs and taken TO Mautua and de-
lvered the maritime authorities thorough
having been held has been discovered that the
sci we'll had suffered but little injury and
the submitted to the Norwegian Consul
Havana
BaRxs ABERDEEN and BoSIrA (3r), still engaged In
wrecng the steamer Taupo (Br ut 1amanga. NJ June "a
Sem McIain from Eastport and Lubcc for Bos
before rcporcd with rags iron and box herring,
sprung alcak sank eight miles ESE OF Scguin
night OF 10Th inst. when the discovered that
vessel leaking they took TO the boat aud abai
thing and had hardly half cables length
when she dsapp rod The vessel owned by James
Robertson OF Passport aud uninsured Cargo fully in
sured
Sem SArfrA Rivers. at Savannah July 20 from North
reports 18th lust when oil Currituck light
of seaincn named Marshall, of Newcastle Me- fell
MiSEoLA, III. July 2;t-Tho schr Tyda Wave, Abrams,
brick for New York. sprang leak Tuesday and
into Oyster Bay llarbor for repairs.
has beea got and arrived In oday In tow Of tug
Ranger tnoorcd at Davies dock Lewis Pumps have
he kept continually going TO keep her clear VI water
sypNsy Nsw. June i0--Sehr Lovctt Peacock formerly
Of san Francisco wrecked last night oH Newcastle
W. drowned
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FINE ARTS.

GREEK VASES AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM.
There arrived. few days ago. at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art. from Italy, large and magnificent
nuptisi vase. in terra Gotta. found in tomb ut
Canosa tApulia), Italy; an Etruscan cup and two
smaller vases and Greek terra Gotta head found
Nola. These objects recently purchased in
Italy and are loaned to the Museum by the Misses
Bruce, American ladies in that country. The
large is essentially museum piece, and, IL is
to bo hoped, will find permanent resting place in
the Metropolitan Museum. It's decoration points TO
the fact that IL is OF Greek workmanship. which is
further evidenced by the similar pieces discovered
by Schliemann and Cesnola. The work OIL it is worry
fine. and from its character and tho fact that the
figures are in brown, on q black ground. with the
inner lines drawn in black 1t s judged TO date from
about 400 b. G. There traces OF red here and
there. This three handled hyd,Ta is two and half
feet In height and has extreme diameter of twenty
two inches. General di Cesnoa thinks that IL is the
finest specimen of its class this continent.
Though 1t has been mendcd 1t is in superb state of
preservation.
The chief ornamentation. that composed of figures,
ia what might be called the front of the vase the
portion OF the body between the two side handles.
on the back, radia.ing from central point under
where the third handle springs midway between the
other two from tho body to the neck, is foriated
runs similr style OF ornament, while the edge OF
the mouth has what is known In Italy as the egg
ana tongue ornamcntation. Tho figures the
front field are disposed in three rows or lines.
above the other. The central object on the middle
lue and that toward which all the others related
is quadviga or four-horsed chariot. in which are
q young man and woman-the happy pair
and charioteer. The husband stands in
tho centre and holds the reins of two of the four
spirited, prancing stations who are going ut good
speed His robes arc blown by the wind, and he
wears illet on his head and ardlc. In his right
hand he has goad and in his left long whip. The
girl. also clad in flowing robes. wears maiden coif
earrings and necklace of pearls, and holds with her
left hand the bridal veil catptra, which drops
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s.e.nsr Pomona r Mahm.. Monss.0 Bay and Port
sarstogs sandss!s July 10. with mdse
and 81 passengers 70 Jas Ward Co. IN. ~. ,.,u
rs sran;sIsI Ga ls,a ..S FSs, Royal &C. 10th with
Steamer Bsaefas.s or, Jones Wilmington, NC days.
steamer 4 knight CHICHESTER, Georgetown. DC. with
mdse TO Roome, Jr.
salt to Havemeyer Braun; vessel to slocoyich Co.
d gas % to sse Ss Ey
Had fine weather to bermuda; thence strong ana NV
Sart Fsrsr dsa M.r.sis. 50 dsy, With
june so had ne weather to lon As thence to had
Iass sa S ,nd
10 order M, c. ., A.. ,., o.o
order; vessel TOT ssarsr:
e via os
Bark Trina Friedrich Carl GER, Gransow. Madeira A.
fee 70 81 n ds so
Brig San Frisco gtap Cshero; Lisbon 30 days, with
Brig Curaeoa r1 F.alkuer Curacao IL days, with salt,
Brig Akbar Donald late Meede, Havana IL days with
sugar 80 G,nae Min,a cS Vessel to s%Pson GaRp
Capt Noodle died of fever aosh Harry johnson died OF
sehr Impulse tof Bezc Marshall Belize 20 days. with
Fss Sisters. s hsasrt c II days. with
s days. with
Sehr Jacob m9assman Ryder San Svy%dor days
sehr Sarah B. wailaeo Jacksonville days lumber
Schr Ella Strickland Strickland Powelrs Point, NC.
days, with melons James Monyes
Sehr Jane Harris, Mott, Powes Point NC, 8 days,
with melons master.
Schr LIzzo Florence, Iippinc colt, Baltimore.
Sclr a ii Howe, Newbury, Baltimore
Schr WIN Mc(iee Sheridan, Baltimore.
Schr Rhoda Holiness Vancleat, kennebec days, with
ice to order Is bound TO Richmond, va put IN for
harbor.
soop NJ Forshay Green, Edenton. NC, days, with
melons to master.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
for 9Th
mdse and passengers to r Ames
steamer Santee, Fletcher New Bedford for Now York,
with mtse and passengers to Barring Davis
Schr Koy stone, Hatch. Windsor. Ms, for New York
Schr Viola May Fisher Hllsboro, NIB, for Now York,
schr Mary & Carrie. Mozier, Vineyard Haven for New
York.
Schr Hannah Blackman, Arnold Milestone Point for
New York
Schr Keyport Cotton New London for New York
Schr A PeaAe. Able. Portland, CT, for Now York.
Schr David Curro, Pease, Portland CT, for New York
Schr Jennie Rosane Tooker, Now Haven for BaltI-
BOUND EAST.
Bark Tillie SAWYER New York for AMER for orders.
Bark Miranda Corbett. New York for Demerara.
Schr Hattie King, Anderson, New York for Giouces
ter.
Schr Revenue Phnney. Hobokcn for Fall River
Sehr Martha Inpis. Newe omb Hoboken for Lynn.
Schr Sarah Bruen, Baker, Hobokcn for Providence
Schr Entire, kinneAr, HOboken for Newport
Schr 5 Fa!cOner, Wilson, Hoboken for Warron, ri.
Schr j j Moore. Mason, Weehawken for Boston.
Schr Eagle Robbins, Weehawke for Boston
Schr Rem tey Arnold Port johnson for Providence.
Schr l. Lowell. Port johnson tor Providence.
Schr Susan NASH Barber, Port johnson for Westerly
schr Hemlock. McMahon Amboy for Portsmouth, MI.
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In port July schrs Anita Small from Antigua arrived
5th Florence Rogers Delaware BreaKwater to
sail same day.
York.
sr JAoo. J uly o-Arrived. bark A Sanchez Bensoa.
Baltimore
sailed 9TH bark Morning Star Br, sisson Guantanamo
ana New York. 9th briggs Athol Gran Orr Peters. New
York, 10th, Brown (Brl. Smith, Barranquils
ST john NIB July 23-Arrived. ship Asana tBr), Will
Jams, Rio Janeiro
s Joa.ed I'D sehr Woodruff Barker New York Geo
VALPARAISO. June l3-In port ships Independence
Strout for Antofagosta Boston, bark Lilly Grace
(CR). Hughes
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALyrnIA July 19--Arrived. brig Santa Rosa uta. Do
Rosa, New York
AMSTERDAM July 22sailed bark Arracan Ger. Bunje.
New York
AlLoA, July 2iArrived ship Iaugesuud Nor. Rass-
mussen, Philadelphia
ANTWERP, July 2j-Arrived banks Laura tNor Johanna
sen. Savannah, Competitor GER. Kunnc. Now York.
sailed 22d, ship steinvorah tBD, Mcintosh, New York.
BaIsroL July 23sailcd bark George Br) Wost. Bati
BELFAST July 23-sailed. bark Souvenir tNor) andre
asscn, Philadelphia.
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WHALEAIEN.

Arrived Provnectown July %. schr Chss Thompson.
with ~ bills 80 oil aud 10 d. black fish do.
NJ Marion 2Ir sem Admiral Blake. from Allan
tic Ocean with ~ bbs sp oil Returned home In charge
OF the mate Mr. Domingo Capt Hathaway having left tho
vessel Bermuda sick with dyscntery and came home by
steamer
Arrived Russell. NJ, June H. bark California Bright
man, of Mr., with $50 bbis up oil.
Sailed from do June 10 banks orato Grant of NIB to
cruise; 10Th. Alaska. Fisher, OF NIB do.
SpokenJuly H. lat ~ 5S, lou i3 o. bark Adono Gibbs,
Besse. NIB. bound X.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY %, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHI1Es1oSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

US frigate Constitution, Com Badger. Philadelphia.
steamor Labrador dfr), Sanglier Iavre July II. with
md~r and 2 to Louis Rcbian No date. lat
~ -. Ion "a o. passed ship Cashier (Br Teller. from
Cork Tor Delaware Brsnkwater.
Steamer John + Best (5eg), vanderhe yden Bona 10
DAYS, with iron to Elliott Sons Coz vessel to Hen
derson Bros Passed Gibraltar July date lat 40 49,
lon 90 5J passed bark John hoffman, Ray, from Now
York for Gibraltar and Seville.
steamer Acapulco, Shackford Aspinwall July To- with
mdse and passengers the Pacific Mail Steam ship Co.
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THE IONA LIBRA.

RIO GRAHpK CITY. Tex, July %. 1879.
Apparently well founded rumors have been
ceived here that the Mexican government has
opened the ports of Micr and Camargo, to take effect
July "a which, if true. is virtually re-establsh-
ment of the iona Libra.
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SAILED.

Steamers Canada (Fr for Hsvre; Abyssnia Br) Liver
pool; Otranto sr) Hull; Gate City, Savannah; Gulf
stream charloston; ship rfiSee.on Antwerp b.rss
Idaho Cienfuegos briggs Arctic lBr). Luarca pan)
Acadian t3r). Halifax Minatitlan (Mex) Minattan; Am
brose Light ST Lucia; Jeannette,
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c.

GALE AND CIIARrER-ALL DESCRIPTIONS STEAM
DVessels; passenger Propeller, accom- 4Sl
to 80 people. SAMUEL HOLMES, i2O Frons ~
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK, July 23-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped to-day tenth
of n second fast
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS JULY AND AUGUST.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER oBsERvA-
TIONS.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

INCREASING ATTRACTIONS
At BldwelPs Academy of Music,
New Orleans, a thrilling drama,
entitled "Unknowp," is this week
being played by the talented
author and actor, MIR. John A.
Stevens, supported by his own
company. Nept week, a company
and play which have a national
reputation will occupy the boards
at the same theatre. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckee Rankin 10 their great
Mormon play, 1.-THE Danites.
This is q historical drama of alb,
sorbibg interest, as it gives a
truthful picture of Mormon ven~
geanee, exetted In the "name If
the church" All should see this
pay. After the DANTE troupe
com other equally attractive
com binations. MI, Bidwell has
engaged the best talent Of he
county, aud no compauy or
troupe stay iag enough to tire
the pablo. TIT Aeademy Of Ma
SO is the leading place OF amuse-
meut ID the Sonth.