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BILLS oF FARE.
A Few Useful Hints for Local
Housekeepers.

A Few Useful Hints for Local
Housekeepers.
The following bills of fare have been pre-
pared with all due attention to economy
and health and may be of use to many
housekeepers in town who may be in doubt
AS to what to provide for the Sunday and
Monday meals.
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Strawberries. Wheatena with Cream.
Butter Toast. Hard Boiled Eggs.
Cereal Coffee.
DINNER.
Sliced Cold Veal Lettuce
Potatoes, Hot Brown Gravy.
Graham Bread. Butter.
Rhubarb Pie, Cold Water.
LUNCH.
Crackers and Milk
Cookies.
MONDAY.
BREAKFAsT.
Hominy with Cream.
Hash. Graham Gems.
Apple Sauce. Cereal Coffee
DINNER.
Beef Steak.
Potatoes. Boiled Macaroni.
Graham and White Bread. Butter
Cracker Pudding. Water.
SUPER.
Bread and Butter, Cottage Cheese
Custard Pie. Cake.
Cocoa.
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Its nxoallent Qualities

Commend to public approval the California
LIQUID fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. r. 1t is
pleasing to the eye, and to the taste and by
gently acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, cleansing the system efiectually,
thereby promoting the health and comfort
,c oil ,t,ho 1sn IL
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The Shenandoah Business College will
continue its sessions through the summer
Pupils entering now for bookkeeping or
shorthand can prepare for positions by
fall INQUIRE at the college rooms, Rob
J,ins, onora bouse. 6-2-2w
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Completed to Deadwood.

The Burlington Route, O., b. " O. r. r.,
from Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis, is now
completed, and daily passenger trains are
running through Lincoln, Neb., and
Custer, S. D., to Deadwood. Also to New
castle, Wyoming. Sleeping cars to Dead
wood. ii
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Letter List.

The following letters remain uncalled for
in the Shenandoah, Schuylkill county, Pa,
post Office, JuneG, 1891;
Dress, Geo A,
Parties calling for advertised letters
should please say advertised" One cent
will be charged on all advertised letters
II. G. BOYER, P. NJ.
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Startling Facts.

The American people are rapidly becoming
a race OF nervous wrecks, and the following
suggests the best re edy Alphouso Hemph-
ing, of Butler pa, swta tars that when his son
was speechless nom 81. Vitus dance DR.
Ni Hes great Restorative Nerylne cured him.
Mrs j. X Miller, of Valparaiso, aud j ID.
TAYLOR, OF Logausport Ind, eae , gained 20
pounds from taxing IT, Mrs II. A. Gardner,
OF Vistula, Iud. was cured of 40 10 80 con-
yuisions a day, ana much headache, dizzi-
ness, backache ana nervous prOstration by
one bottle. Trlal bottles, and hne books OF
marvelous cures, free at O. IL. Hagenbuoh,
ihe druggist who recommends and guaran'
tees this unequaled remedy.
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From the West.

The HERALD acknowledges receipt from
Mr.. Ben. Tibbey, of Butte City, Mon, of
an excellent map showing the portion Of
Montana known as the "Flathead Coun-
try" The map is an interesting one.
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Good News.

Orders we're to-day issued from head
quarters of the p. s. r. @. & 1. Co. that
all the colleres of the company with the
exception of those now suspended shall
start working on nine-hour time next Mon
day.
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Plaving Cards.

You can obtain pack Of best quality
p,aving cards by sending afeen cents in
hostage to P. S. Eustis, Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
b., @. s. OR. R. Chicago III. If
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New Bakery.

Schneider Bros. have opened ia new
bakery at q South Main street. where you
can get fresh bread, cakes, candy and ice
cream. Give them call 90 ON
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Thanks.

We are indebted to Rev Floyd E. West
ror nice mess of trout which he so kindly
presented to the editors family. They
wera mnch eninYed.
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Buy Keystone flour. Be careful that the
name LEssIG & Co., Ashland, Pa, If
printed on every sack. 8-3-ota"
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Best work done at Brennan's steam
laundry. Everything white and spotless'
Lace curtains speciality. All work guar
anteed
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The largest stock of wall paper and
window shades ever.received in this town,
or county. Good selection, at f. j. Portz' s
book and stationery store 3-zO-I
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Warm waves will now be in order for
the rest of the season.
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Waters wolss beer is the best. John A.
Reilly sole agent. 6-o-ti
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DROPOsALs-O Onioe Of A. philn

PROPOSALS. Office of the Phila-
4 delphla and Reading Coal and iron com.
pany, POttsville Pa, June 2, 1891. Prop9saIs
are invited and will be received until Mon.
dav, June Is, for cutting and mining the coal
ana transpo ting the same in mine cars to
the foot of the slope at East Fra nklin colliery.
near fremont, Pa, Specifications can Sc
seen at the office of the Dis rlct Superiniend-
ent, at fremont, nd at the Office Of the Min
ing superintendent or General Superintend-
ent In Pottsvllie The company reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids
% I'd r. @ LUTHER. Genl Supt
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Best domet shirt in town, at "The
Famous clothing house, 5Oc. Shifting
pants from 75c. up.
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Spectacles to suit all eyes at F. j. Portz's
book and stationery store, q North Main
,troot 3.2O-tf
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Advertise in the HERALD.
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nEcoRnEn MORTGAGES.

Bishop Thomas, to Jacob Holman Brewing Company.
No 5 Hamilton.st, demand, e525.
Besch,r Henry. ir, 70 ! Brady, W Prospectove. n
charpeitier Resale. to Meurath 24th-st $
7th-ave, year. $1,000. ~, -
1stave 8 years. 2 mortgages. 50 $50. -
Dolan, Timothy J. TO CorSa, Mapes-ave
Samuel-st 2 year. $500. .
Fried Philip, to A Feuchtwanger, Columbia-et,
n Stanton.st years, mortgages, $4,000 r,.,
Greenfield, Samuel, TO German American Il Ilue
Guarantee Co. Goerck-st. Rivinrton-st wear
=, Hean. John, TO- Cock. Twensy-eiOhth'st' e
Hogan, Patrick to NJ ottingsr: os cor 7th-aVe ana
Jencks Francis NJ, TO Frlnklin Trust Co, n 17thst.
11thave, 6 months $4,000
Kruse Anna, to German American K r. Title GUAR
antee Co 25th-st 1stave. yenrs, s75G0.
Kaufman. Alex 70 Middlebrook. cor 4th-ave
and 5sthst, year, $4,000.
Lindsey Charles II, to l. Kip, SD st. SHAVE.
year. $4,000. - 49,
11tbave 3 years, $1,000.
Mason Alfred, to Barney, 7oth-st e oth-ave,
demand 2 m ns,rt 1872 900 ,-z,,, wo,u,..
ave, years. $4,000
Simonson Egbert. to A Goldsmith. s 104th-st. e
Rivorside-aye. 1 year, . mortgages, 100000.
The Church OF st Charles Borromeo to EniGrant In.
dustrfl Savings Bank, 144tlst, 7thave, ] year,
s45 0o0
Won Natzmcr Herman, to Bohm. 3ii East 3oth.st.
years. 81, 500.
zimmerman. Jacob A, to p Sammet, 51st-st W
18th. ave. mortgages. D years, $i2,7jo.
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FOOTBALL.

American Football" by Walter Camp Qiarpcr
Brothers,. is neat little volume. which will appeal
directly to the players Of Americas robust game
well to the followers Of the sport Mr.. Camp has
made study OF college athletes and there few
80 thoroughly oonversant with the subject. The
book also contains thirty-one portraits OF past and
present heroes who have fame and scars on the
football field. Hector Conan, OF Princcton's
famous players, is the fronispiecc The progress Of
the sport OF football in this country, and CORE
spending growth Of inquiry to the methods adopted
by experienced teams. have prompted the publication.
The book carefully reviews the football field since the
formation by of clubs in England Of union
in 1871. That Rugby football, and the Ltercoi-
Iceate game played to-day IS closely related the
English Rugby. Mr.. Camps ideas Of how each
should plny his position, be he end rusher. tackle,
guard centre quarterback half back. back. shows
features of play by which some college players
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PHARAoHS, FELLAHS, AND EXPLORERS.

By AMELIA B. EDWARDS. Profusely illustrated
Pp XIX. 1926. svo Cloth Ornamental. Uncut Edges and
Gilt Top, 81 90.
Miss Edwards has thoroughly revised. and to great
extent rewritten her lectures Egyptian subjects de-
livered during her recent visit to America and these
with additional matter comprise the chapters Included
In this volume The entertaining character OF the work.
od its value as permanent contribution to our literature
concerning the oldest and most interesting country In
the world sufficiently guaranteed by the wciknown
scholarship Of the author her rare attachments as ON
Egyptologist and her acknowledged skill as writer OF
classical English The volume is enriched with numerous
Illustrations Of ancient Egyptian art and architecture and
views Of Egyptian discoveries and remains.
IN THE STRANGER PEOPLES" COUNTRY.
A Novel. BY CHARLES EGBERT CRADDoCK.
Illustrated Pp w. $50. Post $40. Cloth. Ornamental
81 So
The scene Of this story is laid in hlt picturesque
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50 familiar and the life OF which has been vivdy por-
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the strongest and most interesting Of her works.
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can be benefited There are also chapters on signals
on training and ono primarily for spectators. Inc
closing chapters are devoted to the benefit OF those
who have never played the game. and short expinna
lions arc gvcn Of the DIVERSIONS and duties OF the pay
ers and OF the technical phraseoogy OF the game
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A TEXTBOOK IN PSYCHOLOGY.

A TEXTBOOK IN PSYCHOLOGY.
An Attempt to found the Science Of Psychology Ex
perlencc, Metaphysics and Mathematics. BY JOHANN
FRIEDRICH HERBART Translated from the original
German by MARGARET X. SMITH, Teacher in the State
Normal School oewego, New-York international Eud
cation Series Vol. XVIII limo. Cloth. al rs.
Is @s id.s IF s D. S D
preface as follows pert option have oDject
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Sad . i% s at once the chief
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STRAIGHT ON.
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Of 1.-THE Story OF Colette" With SO Illustrations by
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GER, sss sS e s ss e Of f
With relatives while attending military school. It IS an
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which the boy adopts his motto-give the title the
SECOND EDITION
THE FAITH DOCTOR
By EDWARD EGGLESTON author Of Tho Hoosior
schoolnaster," "The Circuit Rider" 12mu. Cloth
81 80.
. Dr Egses.O9 4l ha; made distinct advance in HI.
his pen. ~ Boston Herald.
IAN excellent piece work. . q. with each lew novel
the author Of The Hoosier Schoolmaster enarses Lis
audience and surprises old friends by forces
pected Sterling integrity OF character and high moral
motives illuminate Dr. Eageston's fiction and
place In the literature of America which IS stand
worthy reflex 81 the best thoughts of this age -(New
York World.
zone the novels Of the decade "-(Rochester Union
and Advertiser.
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ART AND CRITICISM.

Monograph, and Studies. BY THEODORE CHILD.
Author Of the Spanish. American Republics" etc. ETC.
Pm xii. s4S Profusely illustrated. Large svo. Cloth,
Ornamental. Uncut Edges and Gilt Top. So W. YIN
box.)
A superbly illustrated volume Of essays upon variety
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abroad. The illustrations numerous. many OF them
being reproductions modern paintings 10 Gil
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, N. Y.
~ Either Of the above will be sent by mall post
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Mexico. receipt Of the price.
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EVELYN'S CAREER.

Novel BY the Author OF "Dr Edith Romney.'
svo Paper go cents Harpcrs Franklin Square Library
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REAL ESTATE.
nnsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

a.. A.. ,.s n. The Exchange yesterday were Dy
order Of the court and the majority OF tne' iaav-
r.alIze the prices for which tho properly "au -
mortgagcd II. " IInrnett a. Co. oherea u',"e,
ton vacant plot 50x1O0 in West seventy ., 900
vest ~ Tenthavc the bidding started at ~i"'o'"
n nm 70 s21 100. G. H. Williamson was the buyer
rho same anctioneer offered No. 80 West Ninety on
ST. Of Ninth fCSrs Gn9 Sfgh the piana
so SIse:aa Il brought So s. the aSenSs
similar n every respect es s Tsn 70 70 e '% pan at the
samc Srcc d. p ingraiam q Co. offered under fore
,asnre No 30 Avenue &. brick and stone churcn vi
q plot 73x02 it was sold to the plainth IN INC p''
cee William lo Kennedy sold by order q the sae%e
Court No. $50 East pIot SoSioo the
snS,os , tnms aSs mp to os Wells
was the buyer The same anctionser ohsred bic. fat
West One hundred and third ST.. fvcstody D,cn Sa
spoo6 c' No. sos West ; the
adSqg mouse on and No. sio West and
third ST. an adjoining hopse on smii Wl f' onehsn
u ihd similar brick fat similar lot
brought SIS, $50 from Robert r. Pero .o,osrr. sour
vacnt lots IN West sixty third St. east Of Eieven Ic
ave. they brought from 5000 up to sS n the sp pIo
s sd ali we're f. sa%s a IN sE s pss
and 9S7a Seventh ave, two fvesto.y nnoH hs $50 600
and ss i. hoo b, ssHsStv'Ey xeS S%
sold the OF Hicks and Montague sss soS
To sarah Crawford for The same d T;s sSG
sold No 342 Fourthst. Brooklyn, between f11sn anc
sixth AYES, a brownstone dwelling on Lot lsxlov,
It brought from p5cs R SSs%een rosrt and
Clinton SIS f0ur-story brownstone dwelling on lou
25x1Ss brought 80 900 from F. f5s following
werc appoInfed members of the Committee on Brokers
Meetings Frank *. Houghton, Samuel d. Blakey'
Clernon L. Carkson. P.S. Tre'cy and Cyr1lIe OarIe.
THE following were elected members Of the EXCHANGE
Guido r. Katzenmayer, Thomas MCGUIRE, samuei
rockingham and James r. Booth.s
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New-York, Thursday. Nov. B.
The following sales were held at the Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day: -
4.story dwellings, with lots Nos SO TO 81 Wess Both
st. s. $40 1t Of 3thAve. lots 20x1O0S each; Francis
lots s West 7sthst, 225 IT " Of 1othave, 26x1oo
each @ III Williamson, 81 100. -. IN 49,
church building with plot Of land, No 80 AyeC, 8;
4se ft OF 6thst, plot 729X923 owen McGinnis
HOrgan and Slattery, $4Z, 600 -, - o-,oo
lots West SSd:ss $50 IT Of Mth-ave 2Sxloo
i 5.story building with lot, No 2,273 7th-ave, e.
"a IL It Of 13i;hst, lot 25x7j Mary Barley 81 ooo
above 25x75x22i1x Irregular Mary March ds so 600
5.story building with lot, No 206 West lO3c-st 8 s.
11S # W Of Ainsterdam.ave lot 2oN75x2ox7'2; Alex
Walkeg S9,500 - $40, Ill.,,
ing above, To- oOx70x2ox74; David Dgnber SIP 100 "a
1 similar house with lot. No 2l0 West l03dst ad-
Joining above lot BOX about "A Mary Finch, $3.50
similar building with lot, No zl2 West leS ~. so
Joining above 26x about "A Robt II Pero sa9 Io0
/ 2-story dwelling, with plot OF land, 70 333 o Ens A.
152d-st n $, $50 It W Of Courtandtave blot oVxlOoi
Wells 81 GO.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CT
7tll.st. No Al 22x9O; Julius Langenbarn 70 John Ia

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y. CITY
7th.s No A. 22x90; Julius Langenbarn to John o ~,
Essex.st No 1Of 220x439: Louis Gordon. 5000
'a' Wife 20 louis GorGcm $4,000
f Bs,n ~ :, tn .IeG Mason 1900
and Wiusm % r. Randall To- Sch Whct,er ~ 10000
Stanton-st, $ 16.S IT Attorney-st, losAoti
, Charles A. Bernhard and another 70 Marie
WSf Bloom SS and sae Levin to David Moss $1,000
Prospective &, 50. IT n Leban3nst, 50Xl00; 1870
John J. Brady and wife to Henry Resch.r, r l,ooo
Broome ~, \. 20 It. g Kdgcst, 2Oxo0; Louis n ooo
Aaron 70 Robert BerlinQer.... eVoo
Columbusst S, "a; 10 it Stonton-st. 21sxISA;
ss emSsr 0reenieia ana WIG " 1880
74th-st, S > ~: IT W 9th-aye lox1o22; Henry F.. -,
Kunhardt, ir. to Mabel :" Kqnhaldt &c
Park-aye, cor 129th-st, 241lXSOi John DoDDins
9th.sve s. sos n OF 50th.st, 25x1Oo; Henry ,oo
THAI ct al TO Fisher Levine. ......".;.... leooo
Same property Benedict tIcsswen ct al TO
Fisher Levine.
property and other property Fisher Levine An mn
ODD ST. g. 342 f. Of 80 ave. 33xlO0.S; thomas ann.
(iilroy, jr, ref Walter Stewart::.,: 19ooo
,Niles.st " s. 2Ol 6 # n Of Bainbridgeaye, 1868
X24 exirres Emanuel q Bacn and ano to Isabel 1as5
25th.st $ 3, $50 # W Of istave 25xss.8; John
II Judge, ref. to Anna Kruse. N'2oo
Cnton.st W $, part lot 104, map village Nor.
risania Henrietta Schwopp exr, TO John ,,.o
Ssti I ss 10 ss7 West Absaom Dieter to George
5oth.st No 339 West; same to ssme.............
iO1th.st s. 100 II OF Riverside Drive, 2OOx
IO0ll Charles Weinberg TO Egbert Smonson
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yNHE DERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
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Musical Instruction
nj PGP4L ts AD8irTEp AZ AZ Any TINE
and TIE .ses,e has sa n eqG' for 5S OF
feature in connection with the College is the Res.
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The Board Trustees all q whom actively engaged
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CATSKILL, HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE
- boat. leave daily. Sunday excepted. from Pier %.
with Boston and Albany r. r. tor eli points East 90"
N EW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck Sin
~ trier o5 f. r. 81 D. m. and II D. m (Sundavs ~
cepted arriving III TIM for North and Fast "a
X AMSDELL Line-St'rs leave Pier "a, Mr..
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Germanic. Dc. 0. II 30 4. m.
,Ieutonic. Dee. 10, } 80 am.
Britannia. Dec. %, IL a. m.
Majestic Dec. 30, 3 n. m.
, foot OF Wet 1oth.st.
teamers. Saloon rates. ESQ
Gamer and location OF berth.
Excursion tickets Oh favor.
: 70 the Old Country. $40.
roadway, New.Yorlt. Phila.
u. Maitland Ker.ev. Agent.
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For sale by all booksellers; or will be sent bv mail
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For Both SeXcs--City.
S,TENOGRAPHY AND TNPEWRIT1NG,
- AND BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL,
1923 Jth-aye. near 33d-stJ.
Actual eauipment Offices Day and evening Circulars
FRANCES L. PARRISH, Principal.
& END STAMP for the Pretty Tyyewrlter' 70
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Germanic. p. Nov. IL. 10 u. m.
'Teutonie.. Nov. 10. I "A IA.
Br. fannie. nov. %, 8 80 am.
Majestic Dec. .. 5 80 q. NJ.
From White Star Docs
Second cabin on these /.
and upwurd. according TO Il
Second Cabin. s35 and $40. .
able terms; ss,efage from q
Company's Once. No. 20 II
drlphis once. 400 W1lnut-st.
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CITY OF gi PANS &sSnesdsy. SsssmSer j.
CRY OF NEW.YoRK. .wsdn.sdoy November %, ?. m.
CITY OF BERLIN "wednesday December q . O. H.
From Pier 50. n. r.. adjoining Ghristophsr.st Ferry
FIRST CABIN, $50 and upward, according to steamer
prepaid s35 sTEERAGE $50 PETER WRIGHT {
SONS General Agents. 8 Bowling Green. y. Y