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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-26

Douglass Jerold's Magazine"--
an English periodical-comme nting up.
on Education in England" gives the
following as an instance oflhe ignorance
of free born Englishmen"-In the nor.
thern division of Lancashire Rev. Mr.
Clay, referring to the prisoners admitted
into the house of correction, at Preston
during the year 1874, ascertaine1 that of
l ,O22 persons committed, 40 per cent. were
unable to name the months ofMe gear; go
per cent. kncm not the imports ofthe words
oirtue, U'c0, and righteousness-aoh,le l3
per cent Dere unable TO count one hundred.
Incredible as it may appear among the
opinions as to her Majesty's name, sen.
entecn were in fa0Or of Prince A1Jert,
Vh'le thirteen supposed ii scas Elisabeth.
Their religious ignorance was still more
deplorabIe for 80 per cent. lad aeycr
heard tie name ofMe Saoiour.
MARRrAGEs.-A Western paper gives
out the following notice to 'all whom it
may concern
"All notices of marriages where no
bride cake is sent, will be set up in small
type, and placed in some outlandsh cor
ner of the page. Where handsome
piece of cake is sent, it will be placed
conspicuouslyin LARGE LETTERS; but when
gloves, or other bride favors are added,
a piece ofillustrative poetry will be giveb
in addition. When, however. the editor
attends the ceremony in propria persona
and kisses the bride, it will have special
notice, VERY LARGE TYPE, and the most
appropriate poetry that can be begged,
borrowed, stolen, or coined from the brain
editorial.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-26
Che State Of Ohio, .FatrtfeId
GouNtp, =. =.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Fredericka Scheidt. Admins
tatrix, sc. Of Henry S.
Scheidt, deceased.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-26
IM ChanCePV.

JOIN B. REED Recorder
Lancaster May 9, 1913.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-15
AFFAIRS oF TEXAS.

We have account Of the proceedings in the Legislature
Of the State of Texas to the 18th umo The session
menced on the 18th. JW HENDERSON was elected Speaker
the House Of Representatives receiving 81 votes against
"a for General LAMAR
On the 18th ulmo the two Houses met and reelected
Gen. HousToS as Senator in Congress for six years He
ccived 50 votes.
The returns Of the late election show that Gen. WooD is
elected Governor, and Judge GREER Lieut. Governor. The
vote for Governor follows Wood 2, 1884, Miller g. o.
Damc l,437, Robinson 4so The new Governor and
Lieut. Governor be inauguracd the 2lst ult
The whole population Of Texas stated in the official re-
turns at I40. 600.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-15

NAy.L-A letter from Vera Cruz, dated the 18th utimo,
states that Captain HEsHr EAoIr u 8. Navy, has been
appointed Governor Of Tabasco and would leave for that port
in few days The brig Enn steamer Scorge and schooner
yana are TO be placed under his command. The figatc
Unifed Sdfes Com RKAD, from the coast Of Africa via Cape
Verd Islands, Madeira and Cadz arrived at Gibraltar M uIt.
and remained TO the 5t ai for Port Mahon in two or
three days U. 8. sloop Of Marion in port same
time, to sail for Marseiles In two or three days.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-15
WINTER UPON us.

For the information Of distant friends we state that we here
have Winter in earnest The thermometer stood Yesterday
morning. IN exposed POSITIONS OF degrees above zero
degrees below the freezing point The Potomac above The
bridge was hard frozen yesterday mornings and IL the
weather continues cold when this notice is written the
ordinary navigation of the river below the bridge fail
also 10 be suspended.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-15

The following is an extract of letter from an
officer in the army, now in the city of Mexico one
(says the New York Express) who has been through
the whole campaign, and is Judge of the state of
affairs connected with our Mexican neighbors:
"MExIco, DEcEmBER 2. Is4s.
"There is nothing here since my last. Troops are
daily arriving but not enough TO effect much. All those that
the way here ought have been the ground before
the last battles We ought to have seventyve thousand
to-day, and proceed at take possession OF
country. II is merit Of Government Army that we
have been destroyed before this Our successes ore all
owing to the weakness OF the enemy"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-15

yche enlisted IN the sayehods interest, ready 10 do
slavery sbdding That the with the 10
whom have referred, They came out boldly and ayowed
proposed TO attain H. Let this be said to their credit
In that correspondence the objects of this Government
evident as much beyond controversy any thing pos
siby be. No, sr II the fingers of hand sent from
The throne OF Eternal light to write this upon the wall
your head would flash conviction readily to the
mind than done by perusal Of that correspondence Twill
not 90 through the whole Of it, but will myself with
sending 10 the Clerk and asking him TO read extract from
this letter
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SPECIAL NO TICES.

r. V Z. Palmer is our Agen, iol lie Cities of Pha-
q, ..l.l, Hrwlu.k G,.U.n and B,lumr".
-" E s. Grant, travelling ia The Northern Cities,
10 .tncr.zcI 20 any tIslls il tls od.'r.
~ Mrs. C. Z. d1 PONGE, would respectfully
.r'orn those persons who Lesons Of learning eitr
DRAW Nc or PAIN TING tina she is prepared 10 give
lessons cung LaIe, either of those beautiful
accomplishments the most reasonable terms. Apply
Al his bitc-. apI-
NOTICE.
Mr.. l.. 5, iGi CLIFTON Of VIcksburg and Mr.. r. "
WohTi!tNHF'N, 81 kodneY, are duty authorized asent>
10 rsceive descriptions, and receipt for all mo,
uf the e. t'FE%fFNE
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NEW OHLEANS MARKETS.

!
Business ers'iols nav 'een qune limited during he past
three days, hat The been no material alteration in the
p7cc OF AM leading article The asaT-> letters viii be
due tomorrow. and the telegraph rli probably 5rag
news OF the .ibe'nls ..rNa' IL Dry "r two. Sine w
! bring news "ef" tief :. m that b5 The Niasa;a.
The weanpr Ia, become .Ooier The Low fever Is sti
/ declared by 'ne '.orHi OF Health not epLemcal.
COTibS-' Pei, 's,ns'o sens N Cotton .ayr been rather
larger since our ~ :'e" tut without ,aricula ara
ton IN tie 'es, taher tend IN favor o the bnyer Tie
saies are )! ~ bales 800 "Wednesday, 100 IhLrsday,
ana SJO toalya ing 400 bales or the week mostly on
English account We make Slight alteration IN oar quota
on % conform to the dec, ne Further account, nom iv-
eTloo Dom Dy the Niagara and a." ne iiiptiha mo" dL-
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 4N4 4iil"'lls Faf ..'.'L's los !
D We % Gand Far q * =
t3ood WnIdju@ as, Good and Fi4e non'II;,l
49, - -. - -
COTTON AND fOD- go S5 i,s. EMAttNT.
.tock m hand Sent ! 1913 ",.0 10, "D'''0' ~
Received past 3 tars.......... 1913 81
previously ..,........ 4s9i 1894 l33 752
q .E5 - fIti
exported last days,......... 2l5
P'''oUS'' ''''''''''' Oh o'''' oit 2iN
9loch On mana not Cleared loVa5
TORACr0- Tho s.ss SIM, ,,,, los, ,, boon m ,
= lInitat .c.ia nat ., inc ga tII- ~, ,l ,i i
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tho ut. h,r, in ,,.i, l,,-..Io. 49,, go
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l-.Lt = - tL, ~ H., - =: -.
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-, - - - :, I1ni7 " '' 49,,
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arrived mas, ,pak nm socls l,or,
Exporte6 4 l1
pRoIisIoNS -Tb. prl, marital b,, r,,.i,od ,,;,,
I'm. firm, and ,ca ,,,,, rre = 80 far NJ I'D "a I-.o
so + liJ fnr Prime ,nd ,o or,b ,oni he horch, s, ~
-lese rate, R,co j. dru bnt mice arc ,.II ain.,,d
-. no., < g.. .,-I =, ~ =, = - ..I'TI
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NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.

i. NlANIAL OF GRECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
"A 4'iTiEs; by Dr.. L; T. RoleSen, Pr1,+.or Of the
Soro translated from the German. Edited ("th occa
Rv TEonas KecGevsI Arnold, w. A., Reciof OF Lynn
! don and ate Fellow OF Trinity College, Cambridge
| Revised with additions and corrections,
DarshcSse '' Ia's 81 B. STEEL ii Camp st.
NOR SALE N EE W. P !a1bs5 On LATEST pru
e CATIONS Of the day, among which MAJ be found the
F FH TTLT r Mf ETN " TGs frs, of the SIEVE,
WHOM rs . MARRY and How ~; TO GErMARRlHD
THE Fl, TRIAL BROTHER JONATHAN. for the
HOME or sHAksPEARE-Ry / W Fairhol, ,. 5. A.
THE iIESrECEE6 HusDAN' By the author OF the
| LUCY HoSMER; or, the GrARUl AND GHosr-By
TIE TWO CORPSEs; A Historic Eomance-E BY Free
Jest WELD Il CO. 70 Camp street
Agency of the GrG't n5c"g tom9a'g's .Hcitr5ncs.
Dr.. laws SYRUP of WILD cHIRRY and TAR
Offering to he public this and auabIe remedy or
m G%nFSf@ , m he S @n5 s s%@ 81 tb
mel Inc. Numerous Testimonials may be IN pamph
a Tor On intuition a. we asehcy WG@h SiGefs are nv,lea
physician o. tveHy standing agraduae Of
the uTyrTsIty OF Pennsylvania
IRIS: Ra JAM T. 54;Grhe Sy2np Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has great satisfaction 10 those who have used
on gen enan OF OHIO TANK shall be able to sell at
least gross year.
f1ota Mr. EddcHrl R0bI7rS: I2rM@E5T
boKDENIoWN, " J. Jan. :; i5l!.-Ne have taken some
t0unie TO Introduce r. Davis Syrup OF Wild Cherry and
ar here and have sold all we received from y0u DR. H.
Cook has used It IN hs practice he thinks highly of the
rneclne r Cook one OF the most eminent physicians in
TIE nied states and was the attending physician OF Joseph
onaPae, eNhh- ct Spain, during all his residence in this
col airy.
frOt tc H"stCrR Eopirr, DGptop, o. MIN % lSi7.
Mr. ]. +. HOwe!i> Sr-lt affords much pleasure to
my tougn and affection of the Lungs
has been entirely removed b. the OF Oneaf bottle Of
Dr. DAVIS Syrua OF \. i'd Cherry and Tar which yon and
Others advised You safely recommend the
Of the above named Syrup for COUGHS and Colds,
most excellent remedy. fouE RESI- actiuly,
W. ". PmILIrs.
.NHford, Perry CodRfU. Pa, Oct05Cr l. 1915
Messr,. Robinson. Collins n Co: SirsThs is 10 inform
Won that wa. aiirteI for sn wears with violent main
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u 8 & g. y s
MOTEL, AND GARDENS

HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One Of the deLghtfui residences the South.
.SszA TIM CARR0LTuN llorEt. AND GARDENs 40
.s5s 81 miles from Cana St., New Oreans, theS
THg SUBSCRIBER has the honor to announce that he now
uly frepa'sd to accommodate limited number OF BoAp
kRS, by he day, week, or month.
Fer Day, % 90. Per West SO 90 Per Month, 81 90
Fish Dinners order and Private Parties accommodated.
The best OF Wines and Liquors;
Ice CreGntS, SerGes Lsroaads and HoGter served
At ie Saloon in the Gardens.
The Dniu and Reaura under the charge Of
III. poUCHfr, of the first caterers, and formerly of
Errard Tables, Ten.pn Alleys, and Quoits.
Cool Sta5ing for thirty Horses.
s2- The II OVER GARDENS attached to the Hotel.
extent are land ogi with much taste, and
tne crder and 1FT s"rpSsS anything OF the Kind in the
Rpuoyzrs in great variety alvey 10 e had app..ca
Gvery Go1e attention pad % yisisI, i9ie RS,T9nsgs
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
ne tioi2 a! tn, wei known WatsHas Eiace situated
0-iean will for tn. recepton Of yIeTs, on kz:sss
81 NJ lst i'uEns the winter considerable altea- -.
OF adding TO the comfort OF those seeking health epose
The Backelos apartments numbering sixty rooms, have
hee4 finished in superior and the prOdretOr feels
hesitation saying that they not surpassed at any
Additional bed rooms, wash houses ironing rooms, &c
have been erected expressly for servants IN the employ OF
The s'EARATNd cannot be surpassed the coast and
billiard TABLES, TKNPIN ALLEYS, ana Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
TIE design OF the proprietor 20 render this establishment
first class Hotel IN all ITS appointments and worthy the
pa onage OF the citizens OF Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and Jas.
L. Day leave OF the railroad daily after June
Isl. II O'Clock, NJ, arriving al tine Pass al 2. NJ and
urH Tie the and elegant owpresSure steamer
"a .tOia belong TO the ne will leave every alter
morning O'Clock returning the city al ii
day The Mobile and MUntezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families ard Others, wishing TO secure rooms, will please
..tGT ess the subscriber.
-" Letters or other maabe matter, left at the Office Of
II. JusOn, Cana and Camp streets, Will be forwarded
daily my5 Inns 3nG6. w
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
kstna Insurance Conway of Hartford, Conn,
STATkNEEr OF ASSETS On 1T NJ Arr y. ISio,
Cash depo>ite' ID Phn.liy Rsnk, Hartford. So go
Cash deposited in Banks IN Hartford, bearing
Interest a. the OF per nnum. 600
Sto.A IN .iaTuO7G Bank, Hartford .......... lJ6S0
tnPnly =. ........... 1880
Faroers' and Mechanics Bank
Hartio1l ........................ 1880
Stock IN Exchange Bank .......,,,,,., Is $50
Connecticut X yer Bank. $50
fa%e Bank, Providence .......... 1850
zee Bank, Lee. Massachusetts. 80
CONNECTICUT h Com Jlu y...... loo
=. .. Hartford and New Haven Railroad aW
The above stock. are of he most suh,t.rt,ai
character. Welding 7 70 er cent incest
annually. ami are WORT n Tins time n al
vance the above mentioned ,ces of n NOrl2 OH
Bonds OF iiaHt0M and New Haven Railroad Co.. i pE
Real Estate in Hartford, valued At 81 10
Bills Receivable yabIe in 80 days aft demand am.
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate or
Total Assets of tie Company. 1875 80
AGENCY ofFICE No. a. Camp st Get.
cg TIE undersigned Agents ioG he above COMPANY
continue TO policies the lowest rates Of premium re-
turning 10 cuS0feH 10 per cent.
WIN. r. FOSDICK,
mylo w lsN GEO, I, LANsssoS
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kxiAlSiN ! LANGUAGE y !!
v PRIY.qTE LESSONS ONLY

EY PIRATE LESSONS O.ELY ~
- J. GOMEZ, EGitor If In PQtria, will devote few
- hours dHung the day To Instructions the span
ish Language NJ. t. liza. adopted nd method.
by which scholar learn 10 read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months
For Terms, apply to Mr. Gomez at his office, No 81
Exchange Fey CONT street or at the B0oks0fe OF
J. g. steel II amp st Tho, l.. White. % Canal 81. and
j. q Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the Pos0tice.
~ Ii reaplEsd, Nj! 6. -di s'rs le<soas At Ags', pa
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IUkI Or NEW ORLEANS.

'Ar1rrr, :. 81 ,,9N.--Lo~orsvDE. g w.-in Time st
Cleared Yesterday:
Schf FAIRY, Aialief. Belize, Honduras and Market,
schr. JC.M6e Mier Point Isabel and rozo, j. Jsso
:Schr. American Na'onev Galveston AZ Coch AN < Co
SchT. jeff DAVIS. tairIs, Pensacola, MastsI
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship St: Mar. Bifns, % days from New Work to-. o
ship GerSode Seanran Is days fiou New York to Bry.
sclsr. RsSnbbeaoo ,;,IsS) careana, days from Cam
peaChy, to :. ternandez-ist my.
0-e-ou Hem I'm Mobile,
Belle Creole, ,hamponie, In Bayou Iara6 be e, cotton
Ri. nd. Ian ny fin tayou Sara-22 bale cotton.
una, faTc.id, I'm t'ayoa ,ala-24a balss cotton.
, 'ln.:umba lager. from 81. Louis. .
,atrck Henry, C,o>1y, IN s. Lou-'d6 bales cotton.
Tuwboat Star, Brown, I'm the Passes.
Sap Soatherner from New losk.
-.------
oss? d; II n %RAEFENPERc COM
ai5f y. HANSBROtGH. II lamp ST.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
-, ~ be- has resumed the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
New Orleans, sapemb.rl 1915 = TN
a SfT.n uor'ouIa, street
CHEESE.
-4At BONES Weston Hl'Et>E, n store and for sale
~CO by SII8CE S & WRIGHT
81 s. ichonaitoHias street.
POMPANC -2OMPANO.
S@hN PA>O and Other o,ce FISH
) ,'' Fsei DAILY al the EaEH0LLToN Ny SH5ss
HOIEL, ard served up The Lg. style, s~~
"a ; ie" M ute> no!tce. my5 #
FOR SALE
- oNE OF the best Pea tOFFEE-IlOl SEES on
~ the levae-doiGg sp endlt bG>uess-FOR SALE,~Ts
A-@A #ccoIut OF the uwne. WISHING TO enrGee IN
>Oue Other business For stand ami TENS Apply at m
he office al tbs 2aper. ai- I'm t&4S
PROCLAMATION.
By ISAAC JOHNSON, Gorsrnor gr III, STATE er Lpr:s ana.
WHEREAS The failure to appropriate specifically the
w fund provided by law or he snpppIf Of the Free Pub
*, "a lie Schools Of tins : ate must exert,
H-ES[ - - - unless prevented IN Time u highly
IN >f~F5- :" IS peudlcIa influence the great
- Oi education. and the best IN
areSts OF humanity and whereas. the mpO Of the
matter, IN tins N- OF It. appears call tOrte consideration
oi the Legislature at uaiIod earlier than that OF
regular session in January, $50 and 10 extraordinary
occasion. such Iud -mrnj. renders TIE
oH OF the two iiO#se, mas he rr4ct.cabe
20, Therefore by Tins, proyaHaOn. convene the
Houses O the leEI>lHic 10 al the STa house the
ety vi NewOTiean, the Fist MONDAY ~ DecenbarrrN
being he 0pthd a} OF sand month, and require the respect
~EudUi> and Re and there nie,
O.e that they may deve and ado such measures put
successful Free Public Schools OF tn State
y seem eNFe ent and proper and receive such luo-ma.
ton IN relation 20 the alrs o. the state GENERALLY Is at that
time may be deemed advisable to submit hem.
Given under my hand and tn" Seal OF the State, At
r NPF Orleans. this twenty inst Gag Of August, Is4S,
H. 81 ana O. toe Independence OF the United states the
seventy fhirt year.
By the Govesoor ISAAC JOHNSON
CHARLES GsvARRE Secretary OF Safe au23
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,

No. 81 Camp Street. Mem Orleans.
sATiiERE Families find all articles OF housekeeping,
w general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE - Cooking utensils; Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets. brass aud steel ShOves and Tongs,
and Kitchen Fire Iron
Enamelied and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER Block Tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Urns.
TABLE Neutrality-suspicious. Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons.
WOOD WARE-Brass and iron bound Cedar Pals.
Churns and Tubs.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE, new article.
WILLOW WARE-3askets, Cradles. Nurse Chairs aud
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute Manila. AicaDt, Palm and Husk Mats.
Waters and Trays
Brass Britannia and metal Candestcks and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
ID. " J. Wnght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood coal with fixtures complete the approved pat
tern
ss- HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
dlCea prices mh5 6m
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MhRN MhME,

SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
SAMUEL LOCKE Nos. and Front Le0ee, ~
- Is receiving and has store ~
100 coils OF Manila Rope, assorted to inches. ESA
30 do Jared Hemp, do. | to : do. q
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled PANT Oil; White Lead.
$500 do. Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil.
~ OF Sheathlng Copper assorted from IA to -
Composition Nails and Spikes.
500 tons OF Bar lron assOne-A mercan. Swedes etc
1850 kegs OF Cut Nails, assorted, 4d. to 60d.
100 Anchors. assorted sizes, from ~ to 200 lbs
81 tons Cham Cables assorted. from "a to "a inch.
$50 sheets OF Braziers Copper 10 TO 100 h. sheets.
$40 boxes Tin Plates, 5 Charcoal
100 do extra size Tin Plates. AXD
100 boxes Loaded Plates IA X 70 IL. and TX.
$3.50 yards OF Cotton Canvas, No. TO-
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale; Spelter Solder;
and lron Wire Rot Copper fin SmIlhs' Tools and Ma
chlEery Circular Shears Pocket and Table Cutlery,
large and fresh stock OF late in, ortatiOns my2o
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NEw ORLEANS & cARRoLLroW RAILROAD

NLW UIlLlJE ms q CARhOLLIUN ExsILhUhU
G. yz-T ss7 -s.4z{. = +s-Et
& 80, i 81. -. a4 2. - 800. -
Dep0t corner Of BarORRS aud P6rGidD streets
single ticket any distance above Pleasant St.. 20
\ single ticket for children over and under IL years 20
~ tickets theu) ~ GU
Half above for any distance below Pleasant street
ServaHtS s.aYos) rany distance. 10 cents
&c" Residents in Lafayette Caro'On and vicinity,
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
Communication tickets for passage the Cas-, o-wt 20 90
per month On advance for either Road and Tor distance
Children half prce-no such tickets gwen for any other
,erod than The first to the last OF each month.
a Car expressly for ladies, in each train.
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SUMMER ENLARGEMENT

1.-THE Cars will leave New Orleans and CarrOt0n every
hour after clock Sundays If the weather is fair.
n9 The Lafay re Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
oG the corner OF }aronne and Canal myl3 tlsNov
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VA q q IS
WANTED

WANTED
I SITUATION ID wholesale or retail DRUG STORE,
by yG1n! Tho has served regular appre tlCesp
at The bushes, and give good recommendations tie
Jul have objections to take situation IN the country
For further particulars, apply ut this office seLuu
TO MERCHANTS.
1 YOU Nc MAN OF experience and we'd COurerSan
with business wishes uatIGA for the season.
GOOD Commits Grocery House. The best
even. For particulars apDIV tbs office. y5 II
SITUATION W Mixed.
4 GENTLEMAN grOm \ lahama VINO is extensively
THane in thai State wishes situation as salesman
outdoor clerk. dry goods grocery house. Com
nensat!on moderate, aud Is willing through the
-I'n"I. He heieNes H. make Guse useful and profit
BE 10 bis enUyer tHqUIe al DIS. Iay lOr >, D. Canal
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s'HE subscriber offers his general A'i.NT
i aud BROKER IN the city OF New Orleans, and hopes
by his personal nIgen attention to business TO men;
ne appreciation O his employers. As New Orleans L he
permanent place OF residence persons leaving tie city
lHTlng tue .cmmer season and DESTROYS OF empcs
Agent 10 attend 10 their affairs during their absence,
nave 1ieIr complied with by applying to the su
uer. tneN -5aCnabla references
myz3 IN ". VAN BiiNTlj i SEN. s. (.rarigi s..
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TnEp M"McuraLIry. - Nothing of Interest
rrtu.j1r"I u the Police Court of this Municipality
Vel. n'1v.
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REERkSMMEMNs.

ICE CREAM GARDEN
TS7AYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
z All thu>e in favor of supporting establishment of
his Kind Will be md enough to call and put IN ., "a
Pr votes. Il will cost ten cents tor the best glass t.Sj
OF Ice Cream.I> he ount IN this city, Judge s,
from the demand and from VIII my custones -<sS
Perhaps ey dltenng the only TO test that Is
10 call and try-Fay ten cents, ana thanks. must
acknnw ledge that greedy. like all the balarCe OF the
human kind the more custom have. the more
get 80" Call and Try the Cream, ana oblge
f. l.. WDDDNtRTH.
ii I'm Of ST Charles ana Union SIS.
CAPROLLTCN HOTEL AND GARDENS.
a The public Is respectfully informed that this ,,yn,
80 delightful place OF sort and amuse- S1fSa
x,sll. ment open under It arrangement $500
# The subscriber In the eAtensy. grounds 30. NH
tit ETS of all kinds wall he unItit by the gard ~
IeT and nj he Saloon and IN { rtens ICE CREAM,
LEMON ABE, SlERBERTS. IDA WATER and
CtNFECTiDNERi
The I0el department unders0i extensive alterations
ant Improvements meantime pre? 2jiOn Is male to ur-
dinner with all the del, OF the season. and
the best of wines aud huuorS
And last though not least attentive and polite be-. eepers
P he found their posts admns,e 70 the comfort OF his
en3 aud the public generally whose atr0nage he oiclts
api3 5m JAMES DURNO.