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STATE DEPARTMENT.

Notice 10 Mayaeys--The following notice Of the placing
of white buoy of 0linda the coast OF Brazil has been
received from the photographic Oice Admiralty, London
bearing date of the Gath Of October, 1865:
The harbor authorities at the port Pernambuco have
given notice that white buoy has recently been placed to
mark the outer edge Of the shoals of ond the coast Of
Brazil.
'.The buoy conehaped buoy, feet high above
the level and feet in diameter at It's base it painted
white to distinguish il from the buoys the Banco do
ngez, English bank, (Which lies about miles to the
souhwestwad) the northern Of which has red and
Tho 0nda buoy moored in fathoms at low water, at
about miles ESD of Olinda point, with the following
flagstaff of Fort Buraco w. by s. a 81 and the Of the
arsenal in Pernambuoo W. by w. In clear weather
it may be seen at from 70 Q miles distance.
yesse not bound to the port OF Pernambuco should not
approach the shore this Of The coast Of Brazil
depth the soundngs irregular, and the reefs in many
parts steep to-" eHass IS
All bearings magnetic. Variation degrees west.
This notice affects the following Admiralty charts Per-
naInbuco roadstead No. $685. Maranhao to PernaDbuco,
No. 52s; Pernambuco to Victoria, No. $40.
IsrEaIoR DEPARTMENT.
General Land OGfce-Sarveys u. FloridaThe surveyor
Of Florida ia letter to the Commissioner of the
General Office having proposed certain surveys TO be
commenced this winter has received instructions from this
office contract for the survey township lines far south
Caroosaatchee river These continue
those which have already called attention, and
which will soon be completed.
Agricultural DECISION Of the Patent O6ice.Retnrn Of
Mr. GocerWe happy to the safe return of
Mr. Glover the naturalist of the Patent Office who sent
south by this Office for the purpose OF investigating the
ure and habits the insects injurious and beneficial
tation The Commissioner Of Patents expressed himself
highly grafed with the report of Mr. g. in relation to the
scale insects and the red bug and the
caterpillar which said be very destructive to the cot
ton plant.
POST DEPARTMENT
Nsw Post OGces.-The following named post Offices
have been established and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters:
North Carmel, Penobscot county, Maine Charles KIM
ball, postmaster.
Nidaros Rock county, Wisconsin James Bodtker post
master.
East Newport Penobscot county, Maine George T. Cof-
fn postmaster. Re-establshed.
Roaring Gap, Surry county, North Carolina; John r.
Roberts, postmaster.
Pleasantville Rockingham county, North Carolina; r. A.
Ellington, postmaster. Re-established
Dsconnued.The following named post offices have been
discontinued
Mitchell, Sbeboygan county, Wisconsin.
Pekin, Clark county, Washington Territory.
appointments Of Route Agent.H. G. Hoffman, of Elmira,
New York. from New York to Dunkirk, in place of W. NJ.
Gregg, resigned.
Herman Fields Peoria, Illinois, from Chicago to Rock
Island, in place of Z. I. Stewart, deceased.
A. T. Clarke of Jacksonville, Indiana, from Jefferson
vile to Ednburg, in place of A. A. Shinde, deceased.
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E,sx.asly Illusra,sd Hooks.

lusssd original d~ans ny oAe-
i a luud X, in antique.
United sciiss Of ofy e'ehS
M - ~,
Cowpes Task; Illustrated w Biike Forisr co lah'ns-
morocco, 96 .s,,,
varl0ns syes Of binding. X.
English and American editions Of lhe sandn,n fos ~ GO
nd antique binding CRAY q BALLa" tN''
Dec 6-a fsc Sefrn"suot"
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TAree Steamers Burnt.

ST. LOUIS December 7Three steamers burnt at thu
lsvee last night The loss is estimated at $4,000 No live
lost.
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OFFICIAL.

DEpAxTNRST srArE,
Washington, December g, 1856.
Information department from Mr. H. j.
sprague Gibraltar wreck Cape
spar barque sabels, Michael Watson MASTER
frui,s and bousd from Smyrna n Boston.
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BUFFALO, Dec. GThe schooner Heiwell went ashore
Sunday in Long Point Cut Canada West. The captain,
mate and of the schooner Lowand Lass went to the
rescue of those board the Hcwc and, while doing so
of their number drowned. The of the Hei-
well were rescued on Tuesday.
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BY TELEG II A PH.


Loss Of Merchanipan.
BosTos, December s.The barque Nautilus, from Smyr-
to Boston, abandoned at her voyage. The
have arrived at Gloucester in British brig She had
cargo of wool and figs.
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MARRIED,

evening Of tha 4th Riley,
tory, BY CHA RKsoE, Lieutenant JAMES STUART,
cayny FLORA eldest daughter Of Cosnsl p.
Sr. z COOKE, United States Dragons.
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The Penobscot and KsnaeJec Railroad,

The PenObecOf and henNeOec KdtTOdd. Nm
BosroN Dec. THE board Of referees have awarded
$3.50 900 to Mess Moore Dunnng the contractors for
building the Penobscot and Kcnnebec railroad The drec
contested the claim the ground that the parties had
been paid in full for the job
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BosroN Dec Captain Harrison has resigned his posi-
on in tho Cunard mail steamship service He brought
the America her present trip and his to Liver
pool will take charge of the mammoth steamship now
building the Thames
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Escape of a Bank RoJber


Bosros, Deceu Dor sRsnd the noted bank robber broke
Jail at Concord yesterday and escaped.
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New store and New Goods!


Hat, Cap, and Gsntismens Furnishing Establishment
THE undersigned. having seA, up ia splendid
sye store No m Pennsylvania between OH and 10Th
Ds' members Of Congress- su.nsss and the pu,c generally
and ~ c sces = rs cuod
class sen,lsmsn, furnishing establishment They
part
Lesy Beebe Genin. and other fashionable
s e. a" sna 's e. sa.. a. a. And
Underahirts and drawers Of slk, lambs~ool
cotton, Canton flannel &C., some exn ags Of qualities
Ores. shirts Of linen and cotton. with plain and French
poke, handkerchief, &C.
s"ua canes a%s s ea s
ali q which they respectfully solci. examinations feeling
Inducements 10 oil who mny favor them with
dealing and moderate prices msy be relied upon
GEO. Ii. B. WHITE + co.
Dec 2--esdmf No. 800 Pa. ay between 10th IT.
Maryland state Lotteries.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
by Order Of The comnisroner Of Loa"iss.
THE Gone sois Losas. wiz hereafter be drawn every
te
s5yooo-s sooo--sa,ooo.
70 of. goo iso O. .siss
g s 10 100 e.. <: a. 90
No prize OF tickets aftRs
Tickets *l-halves 50 ccnts-qusrters rs cents.
correspondents 10 purchase packages. They
nuss, placed e ,hs wheel
asas.oms rss seldom good 90 p.s Il sa CON-
Certificates Of packages Of % whss tickets, sis o.
Do % 90 90 s a a..u.r 90 90 3ssss.
The drawing certned by commissioner win
30 all ordering tickets For certificate: and sks address
sns m aa
,os will be sen. 70 any one on receipt Of his addsss
Dec s-eoast
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Misses ROCKERS English and French hoard
ing and Day School for Young Ladies. 404 f
street, between 9th and 18th streets.

ssss and 2ss a Ess,s. ss ss
street, between 9th and 7th streets.
THIS successful operation years;
and for convenience and and
Instruction comprises all lie branches usually taught In the best
oman, well known in This city accomplished
md teacher e French reside. /, n; n thus 4
.nS Ssi may be had on
REsERsscss.
Rev. 9. ?, CummIn', washington.
HON. hss Il w. 4 w. sa sesson,
Hon ja%r; ,.l r.aiee. United States senator Maryland
JaSss D. + urls. United states suprem. Court
r. asv. Alona. rs,.e,. bishop q rs"n sy
LADY, who years. experiences In
teaching wishes situation in family the I,rict Jew
mile; the So On. w ss % . Inc b.
oes s. Twsh street, SD '@p' - '''"
Dec o-codaw
ErRsT-OLAss HOUSES For REST--Two Of the row
immediately north Of 81 johns Church and Colonel r,ssmsn
sr .ss s for large n'
Apply, .. 1.-THE The Office Of Riss' f G" HYDE
De' '-''o'' r
Opera GIassesI Opera GIasssst
s ,.s. ..s ::
with great care and comprising AZ @s s'si Go
Dealers n French Fancy Goods,
oliver and Plated Ware, Perfumery, rombs
brushes. &C., $40 Pa. avenue, under Browns Hotel.
Dec s-aeod
r l.. MOORE ~ prepsr<d ~ farnssh tns best white
and All Cumberland coal Of AZ kud.
10 hs customers marker prices.
1870 pounds guaranteed 10 the nn.
rood ,,cie aaS full measure may relied
sids 9Th street, between and u, opposite Old
Nov 3o-FruThK
no memb srs or Congress, Citizens. Strangers
r. srEER Merchant Tailor, 4Ss sevcnth o.
10 examine goods before purchasing
clothing prepared usal 10 make
cohDs order ut short notice. and IN the very b. ssyle
ssass assortment sensmenn diminishing goods s,s on
Dec s-3.aw2wif
CARD-Rich siks, coaks emboderes and osautifui
MATERIAL this dsy received and Tow
WALTER HARpER,s,
Pennsylvania avenue, between IN 10Th Sta
rANsi rANsi Bridal and Party T.ns.-we have ua
opened seGsa assortment Of as, with perforssd
tocni,h Ssus, i.,,sji with pearl
Pocket fans suitable fhs ladies' visiting Congress.
which viii b. dispose Of Al rsssonahis prices:
curchassd II establishment BE- relied
r. GALLIGAN l. co,
$40 r ennsyvania avsnus, under Browns Hotel
MA NOs ron LE AND RENT keep constantly on
which will dispose Of loves, prices
commodains residence g. between - snd sh
streets. s. eelf le.s.ss4ssl #s laastf III lgtt
Professor ~ Mssc
Several and urior pianos for Terms moasrsss.
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Am 8 EN- e N rs.
National TIL catre.

AMUSEMENT
National Theatre.
'''''e Also, Of he Museum, Baltimore.
stage Manager ...'-...M JEFFERSON.
PRICES ADMISSION.
Dress circle and parqaet 80 cents
Family eree' second az.
charge observed Private boxes be OBJ
open Tuesday and Wednesday hom un 4
Doors OK O'Clock, Curtain rises at ~ O'Clock
precisely
TWENTIETH DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
For night more, which will positively be their APP
psarance
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IL, 1885,
The performance with the highoned comedy Of
THE IRISH AMBASSADOR
Sir Patrick o'Penipo r Barney Williams
Isabella. Mrs Barney Williams.
Aner which will extravaganza written by
4 9 paaks esq and played in Baltimore for sixteen consee
MErHIsTopHlLEs.
Phem B. Williams
Comfort Ctuller D. Williams
To conclude with the original drama compressed into one act
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY.
Nancy ......Mn. b. Williams.
% Mrs. e; Fl: e. ssz w.
Independence Day.
Dec9
urisacd exhibition Of Chemical Doamss Crystalline Views
Chromatropes, Ac, at the
VARIETIES LATE IRON HALL,
Commencing on Monday evening December 10.
Day exhibitions Wednesday, and Saturday afternoons at
Tcks as Gems only children Exhibition
Al, IN o'clock Fun particulars in bills Of the day.
THE secretary or the Treasury .eknov.ledses the
i receipt person unknown, Of forty dollar
which has been deposited in the treasury Of
The United States.
Dec s--it
inson.-The bar under presen law, viii opened
Sunday The ce will and consen, Of the
p''p WIN. GUY, National Hotel Warrington.
OFFICE OF THE CONsOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The ALLOWING are the drawn numbers Maryland
dated Lottery. class No. j, drawn December Q, 1855:
IL, ID Sd 4h 5,h 6ih 9th 9Th 10Th 1lth lah 18th
81 10 5 81 IA GO 10 al IL ID SO
The following numbers o. tho Patpsco Institute
Isl ID ID 4h eth 9th 10Th l,h iash issh l4,h
63 IA As II 30 40 38 % 81 81 II u ~
F.x. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor. Baltimore.
Deas-n
WE call attention to oar pn.sniasens very
so .ss .vs enr other s
liable silver silver card portsmonnsies inc fans
cd spectacle. and eye ans,e Of every variety
paid adapted 10 the eyes Of
every facility prepared execute in tho best
the arsss, orders for all articles in oSr linz. mo
No. sat Penn. avenue, between 9th and ioth
OsT "Wednesday. by lady. ~ nes 81 rens-
Wi \
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CNGNAyiNG.We prepared promptly, and In
Ia the beet style description engraving including
arms crests notices, &c. stone.
Card engraving and printing promptly executed. a6
NJ w. GAIT h BRO. Jewellers,
Sai Penn, avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Dec T-Jt
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Honor to tho veterans Of Now Hampshire

appointed volunteer OF
washington honor 10 the citizens ai g
regiment determined give ball in honor o. the
veenns II New Hampshire ON the occaston OF their TO ,s
city, which EXPECTED tace Monday, iy
By lac eleven they Peasur~
reeimeuf invse Tho citizens
Monday, those venerable
guess BY bail on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst
cisposed Join in This
hospitality tickets or admission wi, be prepared
deposited and principal Id
city, direction Of Majr H. j. Mddton Pay
master and Treasurer.
te&sFf w. HICKEY Colonel.
ssssf4 J. H. REiLEY, Lieut. Colonel. "a
ess.tes ICES ROBERT KEYWoRTH, Major.
aaW r. +. BACON Atjumnt.
Dec 7-d3t
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TO members Of Congress, and others.

COR RENr.A first cass Furnished dwelling bouss, built In The
modern stye with conveniencss
recently
Apply prenscs, No 19 i3h street. Streets
or my ofice J. J. MILLER,
9-jH Corner street Louisiana avenue
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EKA pauA nTxas lsr KEstsESr On sRIGApr NJ y c..
Warrington, December 5, lesa'
TnE regiment Of vouneers will assemble on he n.nal Para
ocock u the of New Hampshire Veei Is
expected arrive In Wa bngton that norne a %
mansion, and thence 10 thef Gu
~ .sg3.t-s
The o6cers commanding companies will therefore give me =
eessary orders, ae with their commands M inc Af
stated.
.iHNE BY order Of Colonel Bickeyi
r. n. BACON, Aduiant
Dec o--d2t MAJ
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prcscott,s Historical Works

| prcscOtts Historical Works!
III published 10th Hsy The Reign II pbto
H. BY William H. Pfesco in two youmea evo, WIN por-
traits mspst &c. &8.
Ths ofM Prescott known Tint Il is mnneces-
sary call this publication.
Also, will - published The day new aud uniform edl
dous Of the authors previous works, sSsl
Hist ~ Of the Conquest or Mexico, In vo<, eyo.
History the Conquest II Peru, In . vols, 6vo
History Reign Of Ferdinand and Isabea vos eyo
Prescots Miscssnies, In vol, svo with portrait
s4aae Mss3 PHILLIPS, BiMpsuf, n Co,
Publishers, Is Winter street, Boston
Dec 7--d2
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fEWELRY, SJLyERyVARE, dEc.--Iu anticipation Of tho
coming Season. opened unusually large stock on
style Of rich jewey, watches, sIyerwsre &C.
probably hnd this tine better assortment
to select from sbs offer dung The
EF6F NJ w. GAIT d BRO,
ga Penn avsnus bsiwesa 9Th aud 10th streets.
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THE ELEUIIUN OF hun. u MI" II III
Al his time when the question OF the Legality o. the
election OF Mr. Tramhnl TO the United States Senate from
,be State Of Inois is under consideration may Interest
the public TO the following articles when appeared y
me illinois State Register several mouths ago,
"Ae A lEAW
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OST oM wednesday. by = lady. ~ No. a0i Psna-
Ii syvana poemonnaie containing my hve or SIXTY
gold The win receive liberal reward ~ re-
iufnss the to lis owner, a. this once.
Dec 9-d3t
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A DISHONEST cLgRK.--A young mon named Coburn took
from the safe Of his employers in Boston Tuesday night
$7oo Having been accused Of the theft he confessed his
guilt and restored $2ss of the amounts the balance hi
had spent lie has been held in $4,000 to answer hi:
father giving the required bonds.
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r. 4. MOORE ~ prepared ~ favnish the best white
and red aah Cumberland coal VI III kinds
10 his customers n marker prices.
1870 pounds guaranteed 10 tho ton.
Hickory. oak. and pine very low prices.
full be relied on in Ill
Yard wsa sids Bib street, between and y, opposite Old
Sand.n
Nov 3O-FruThK
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Lessee and Manager. Henry C. jarrett.
Also, OF the Museum, Baltimore.
Stage Manager MI Jefferson
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PRICES o. Aparssrox

circle and parqtet
Family circle, second 40
soV q 1oc
charge Private boxes be OBJ
open Tuesday and Wednesday from un II 4
O'Clock.
open 6K O'Clock p Curtain rises at ~ O'Clock
precisely
The American patriot., 1855-06-30

and Rupture Wash are a certain means of security
and relief in the worst stages of the afflicton.
The Truss has gained popularity nnequalled
by any other for the following advantages: First
its facility of adaptation and application; second,
its anatomical arrangement preventing it from
chatting and excoriating the body; third its COM
fort and security in any position of the body !;
fourth, its slight Inconvenience to the wearer un-
der every kind of exercise fifth, its certainty to
remain upon and close the hernia ring; sixth, its
aptness to contract and finally to remove the tumor
when used in conjunction with the hernia wash
The proprietor would simply remark to those
afflicted with Rupture that he has devoted many
years to the study and treatment of the complaint
in its various stages, and feels himself fully quail
fed to select spring and compress of the right
shape and bearing to suit any that may be
trusted to his The poor will be dealt with to
suit their means. The prices of these useful in
struments are now reduced to S5 and so, making
them, considering their superior manufacture, the
cheapest and for economy's sake, most durable of
any in the market, thus securing the unfortunate
from all the other advantages free from cost.
Having removed my old stand 10 St. Charles
street, my patrons will find me at my new store
and Office situated at the corner of St. Charles and
Gravier Streets opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
prepared with supply Of Trusses to suit all forms
of abdominal hernia.
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ALWAYS ON HAND, IN THE STORE OF
..lE II. b. q AE.

South side Of the public Square Clinton Lotisiano.
n INSTANTLY Receiving large ssssss.ssS
" consignments of plain and fancyfT
Furniture, which he offers Low FOR CASH, or
city acceptance or on time, where the bill is accept
cd by any of the responsible merchantle houses of
Clinton.
His stock consists of CABINET FURNITURE of
every variety and quality from the painest to the
most highly finished: viz.
Bureaus, Secretaries; Sidcboards, Book cases
Writing desks, Breakfast tables Extension Dining
tables, Card and Side tables, Centre tables, Work
tables, fancy and plain Wash stands, enclose mar
BILE top and common, Parlor and Dining chairs, rim,
Office chairs, Mahogany, Walnut, Maple, Cane,
Rush, and Wood seats; Rocking chairs, large up
holstered cushioned scat, large arm and Nurses
rockers Cane, Rush, and Wood seats, Childrcn's
chairs Of every variety, split bottom chairs, painted
and plain, Bedsteads of extra size with cornish,
square and huted posts, walnut also common size
walnut, cherry, sycamore and poplar, square, oc-
tagon, and round posts, chdren's Cribs, large and
small Sizes Cottage Bedsteads, Lounges Looking
Glasses Toilet standard Glasses, parlor, mantle, and
wall Mirrors. Sofas, walnut, and mahogany, spring
seat extra large and medium size; willow wagons,
cradles and chairs double and single mattresses and
Feather Beds; Willow Clothes and Knife Baskets
Armores, walnut, cherry, and common, Safes, wire
and tin, walnut and common large and small sizes
l offer the above in lots to suit purchasers at as
low prices as they can be procured from the city
and in much better order and condition.
H.B. GAY.
~ Price of high post double bcdsteads, SO ant
SlO extra large posts with cornish, 20 80, 55, ant
65 dollars, u "a"
Clinton, La, Nov. 20, 1854. I'm
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MEDICINES, ETC.
1855. : = I. n. LEMON, 1856.

lSSS. ~ g II. N. LEMON. 800.
So y-o,@...1 a = . CLINTON, LA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
DYE. WOODS AND DYE-STUFFS,
Oils, Paints and Painters Articles, Varnishcs,
Windo,c Glass, Putty, Glassware, Peyumerry,
Fine Soaps, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Paint, Clothes and
HAT BRUSHES. a.-f,.r
Surgical and Den tai Instruments, 8,
7russes and Supporters-aU kinds.
SPICES, SNUFFS, PATENT AND PROPR1ETA-
RY MEDICINES-all Sorts
Letter, Cap and Fancy PAPER, INKS, Fancy
Articles, etc. .,,. L. ...-.--.
PURE MEDICINAL WINES AND BRAND1ES,
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS, FRESH.
Toys, Shoe Brushes md Backing, Razors,
Fine Pocket Knires, 7a6,e Cutlery
2 SCHOOL BOOKS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS.
gB- We offer goods equally as low as they can
be obtained from any similar establishment in this
section all warranted to be
FRESA AND GENUINE.
Orders from the country filed, and satisfaction
guaranteed, with regard both to price and quality
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Will receive my personal attention at all hours Of
the day and night. teb3, 1855
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Tri-WeekIy Line Of Stages.
-3=sa bsmelg f I~a II =.

o. .'l7e. I9 l9ll 4&14Rf.9H 'i Ai' '.-
From Clinton to Amite Station, passing
through Greensburg to Anaite CITY, on the
5e New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern
Rail Road. 20 aa2- -.t1 ~ =. ..7, s-
THERE Is NOW ESTABLISHED, on this route,
| i aiTr-weekly Line Of Stages, leaving Amite City
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
on the arrival ofthe Passenger Trains from New
Orleans, and reaching Clinton the same evening at
z o'clock. Returning, will leave Clinton every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 5
o'clock in the morning. and arriving at Amite
City in time for the evening train to New Orleans
By this route, passengers will pass from New
Orleans to Clinton tho same day. This route is 6S
miles by Railroad, and S5 miles by Stage the Stage
road ia over beautiful unduating country, afford
ing good natural road. As there is, as yet, no
mail established on this route, bag for the trans
mission ofetters and papers, has been placed at the
office ofthe New Orleans and jackson Railroad, No.
As Carondelet Street, and will be sent to the Rail
Road every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
o'clock in the morning, and every attention will be
paid to the proper delivery Of letters and papers.
The FARE for through passengers from New
Orleans to Clinton will be five dollars. 1t will be
thus seen that this is the cheapest, quickest and
safest route from Clinton to New Orleans. ? =
lto i s1aest VT F.E. HESLER, Amite City.
j. NJ DIXON. Clinton, La.
Clinton NAV & 1855
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FOR SALE AT LEMONS

T HAVE now on hand and will be in the constant
l RECEIPT of additional articles, the following:
THE POETICAL WORKS OF
Byron, Shakespeare, Milton, Young, Montgomery,
Pollock, Moore, Burns, Pope, Kirke White,
Scott Hewitt, Cook & Landon's plain or gilt
binding.
ANIMALS FOR 1865.
Sunny Dreams, Home of Flowers, Gem of Ma
ture, Gift of Love, Gift of Flowers, Gift of Friend
ship, Gift of Affection, Pearl Offering, &C., bound
in rich gilt and pearl
ALBUMS AND PORT FOLIOS,
OF all sizes Gilt and Morocco binding
TOILET BOTTLES, &C.
Gut Glass, Bohemian Glass and China gilt and
plain fancy styles.
PORT MONIES,
Of Various patterns, Plain, Silver and Pearl
laid
CUTLERY.
Pocket Knives, Table Knives and Forks, Silver
Forks, Razors, &C., All Of the best quality.
SOAP AND SHAVING CREAM of all kinds.
PERFUMERY AND HAIR OIL of all kinds.
JEWELRY.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Gold Pencils, Pens,
Scarf Pins, Cuff Pins, Chains, sc.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, -r. -.. ..
Gilt and Morocco Bound. -...H
BASKETS. --r.r
Of all sizes and shapes. .F .
TOYS.
Tin Wagons, Horns, Harps Dolls, Guns, Pistols
Drums, WHIPS Toy Books, &c. sc.
Together with great variety of miscellaneous ar
tcles not mentioned in the above, for sale at tho
Clinton Drug Store Of ISAAC N. Lemon.
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