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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
MAxoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS.
-H-e' N IT.. NUAmtN SOo3tbaI,
City OF New Orleans, July 10, a8S6.

r- 80 City of New Orleans, July TO- 1855. j
AN M MN sou 4 No. $3.50 4. 4 ~ .or,.ars o..
lousas and Great Western Railroad Company a pr
tion OF the port and levee in front of the city OF
New orleafiss 10 be used aSdepol for passengers
Arr. l. Be tt, ordained, That a that portion of the
port OF New Oreans, extending from the Beef Mar
trics fronting the Mississippi siver TO The wharfpf
the New York pali steamers thesane being Que htnt
dred and fifty FEET The line of tie rivers and eMiend-
same is hereby leased 10 The New Oreaaa, opeIousas
and Great Western Railroad Company, as ferry
landing and dspotior passengers sad lease
10 commence from the approval d ihs ordinance
AIT. 9 This lease shall be for ihe term Of twenty
I've years, from the pas sage Of this ordnance.
ART 3SSaid company shall have the right 70 Sereei,
or cause 10 be ereeted,o the ground SET apart foI
their sire proof buildings for 1he ommodansn
OF passengers and freight, according 70 plans,
Surveyor and The Common Council provided said COM
pany shall not be allowed to pseor1ease the land to
oe used foI any Other purposes thar those above men
%ART.4. The said company shall build or cause TO
be bn and keep IN hs bess re pair SUIT
BE- approved by The City Surveyor and Common conn-
ART. 8. The considerable Of thu lease is that said
wharf aud the bniidngs thereon shail to The
city OF New Orleans al the expinton ofsth lease,
unless itbe extendedby The Comnsn Council of New
Orleans.
ART. s. The landing, wharf anddepot Of said COM
pany shall be provided with suffiaeHtnnm Of gas
lights, 10 be apptoyed by the ciysGryeyor and paid
foa by said company, and KEEP; constantly lighted at
might at their own expense. s1Es s...i7sr
Arr. Z. said company shall BE- bound 10 run, or
causeAo be run during the hours herenafter named,
good and substantial steamboat sasaboats Of proper
10 pass inspection andbe approved by the
United States officers appointed fof said purposes, in
accordance withihe laws of The United States: Said
company shall be bound To- run d cause 10 be run,
SAID boat or boats regularly, as follogs, ioswit
From four O'Clock A. M 10 six oxloek A. M every
yrirfU mini Eip nfnt GI IA NJ
F. NJ, every twenty minutes; and from siI O'Clock
p. NJ. 10 eeveno'eiock NJ. everyihlriy minutes
The maximum rates tobe as foogs:
For every passenger, i've cents; y ---7r
4 For every horse, mule or horned aHle, ten ceptsi
For every horse and gig or buggypr wagon twenty-s
five cenisi - S
Foreyery horse and cart or ray,twenty-hve cents;
For every four wheeled carriage with Two horses,
fly cents. 90 ~
74-.rs :, ? ~ President Bird Of Aldermen.
FSiguedl EsL. TRACY,
1919 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1856. .ssss = .
iSignedJ JOHN L. LAWS, Mayor
A true copy. THos. THEARD, secy. js1i 5t4
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EsNGLISH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Bward Avenue New

has GU, Conn 558Ssg
subscriber has dngs suitable for
the accommodation Of his pupils erected expr fer the
The locality Of the lnsfuon Aaptet to
op Of phyn health and surssstul m
'eeesaa and moral culture II situated Sort mile from The
Of The city thatts retired position sd proximity The
hined advantages Of with
tLhe exclusive disadvantages Of either.
The Pupils Of tha fitted for audng in college,
eranlls Other active pHs1ts. Modern
ea,gs Mae Drawing, staugh. by uetoa
Military 1acics taught Acdemlca schss have been
dncsd aud all the pupils encouraged pet themselves
skilful rnaufeT, art. II 80 - ftS
The year of twaytwo weeks
The Winter session Monday
SEPTEMBER the spring aud Summer session,
March.
Tne caes OF the nsuh arrange that pupls canbe
admitted, convenient to parents and gafdian the
mencsment Of each term in Yale College. -
The charges for Tniuon Board and Washs during
$3.50 10 those rehlia with family
during the vacations, the price ia $500.
Tbs Pneipa takes great pleasure in being a Gerard
HAllock Esq editor New York journal oCommerce
mysl So LEWIS Nj. ILLS, Z Principal.
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= TRAP rExTRAoRDraARY.-AIp AIpheus Meyers M
D., Of Indiana, has perfected . discovery of a
Tape worm Trap, for which he has taken =
patent, which mast, we think, be ranked az an
Invention which will ll@entitie ifs auther Il, a
IN rked position among those who have identi-
he'd themselves with fishing and trapping n
Americas The operation consists in MAKING
the patient swallow trap, after from two Ia
SIX days fasting. and then leaving him at rest
until the worm is caught, when both trap and
worm are gently withdrawn. IF sthe worm is
NOS caught in twelve hours, the. trap must he
inspected and -sgain baited. The falIewino
from the last Patent 0fiee Report. desarihes
this singular instrument: >
i" No. 11,942 --AEPHEUs MEYERS. - Tnne,yor,a
Irop.---Patented November IA, 1864
This tfapHis made of gold, and is shown act
at figure |, the length being less than an inch
and the diameter one-feuEth inch. The sepa.
rate parts, figure 2, are united by Inserting
spring into cup a, and following the former
by cup q and by cup b, which is held upon cup
ny eayonet fastening. In setting the trap,
stud catches upon the top Of cup d. Bait be-
ing placed in cup B., the trap is set and swal-
lowed, after the patient has tasted Sc eyeral days
one end OF cord being returned from he
mouth The worm, in reaching the bait through
opening e, pushes cup d FROM stad f. when
spring 6 forces npEard cup d, whose teeria seize
the worm, when both trap and worm NAV be
withdrawn together. In this manner the in
ventor asserts that he has operated successfully.
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The MEMOIRS OF SYDNEY SMrH---The long
looked-for Memoirs of Sydney Smith. by. his
daughter, Lady Holland, (edited by Mrs. Aus
TIM have appeared ct last, and they are full Of
good things
He once wanted to know il sailor were
mas. beaded for not doing his duty, why you
should not weathercock a parishioner for not
paying his tithesi He announced the arrival
IN London Of q New Zealand attorney as a gen,
tleInan who had 6s.. Sd. tattooed an over his
face Hearing Of the difficulty of Coughing.
down speaker, be recommended trial Of the
hopping cough. OF Miss Fox, {nisce of the
statesman, he said, at Bowood, the Lansdow ne 8
seat, that she was perfect, as she gave him the
idea, Of an aged angel or o. dressed Venus
which he once saw in . serious family, he said
it was the Venus Millinaria On examining
some flo wers in a garden, a beautiful girl, who
was-of the party, exclaimed: 6 o, Mr Smith,
this pes will never come to perfeetiont' aPer-
nit me, then" said Sydney, gently taking her
hand and walking towards the. plant, 6 to lead
perfection to the pea OF Lady Murray,s
mother, who had a most benevolent conntenance,
he said her smile was so raidiant that It would
force goosberry bush into fowers He haled
dogs, and on being askedtby a lady for a motto
for her poodle, he suggested, /" Out, damned
Spot z" but she didn't think it sentimental
enough, though. thoroughly Shakspearian Of
bores, though he said there were no criminals
like them as fhey were unpunishabie, he was
very tolerant, saying he never met with one an
the time he Lived in the country, but a certain
dean, who ohe declared, observed to be preached
to death by wild curates." Being asked by q
lady if he had been remarkable as boy, he
replied that he was q remarkably fat boy, and
was intended to have been Chinese supercargo
to Hong Kong. Complaining of his feebleness
as he drew nigh to death, he said he felt so
weak that if 9 knife were put into. his hand he
should hardly be able to stick it into Dissen-
ter. He was once dining in company With a
French gentleman, who had been before dinner
indulging in variety Of free thinking specula-
tions, and had ended by avowing himself ma
terialist. 9 Very good soup this.,.. said MIR.
Smith. '' Oui, Monsieur, 4c'est ercellente.'' p
I" Pray, sir, do you believe in cook 2n
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One OF TIN pREAcHERs. An eccentric Metho
dist preacher in Illinois, on his way to camp
meeting at Springfield, got detained, and to re-
lieve the anxiety of his brethren who were ex-
Apecting his arrival topreach at a certain hour,
wrote the following note and sent it ahead, to
explain matters: s-,#4yz5 go
Dear Bretkrsn: The devil has foundered NV
horse, which will detain me from your taber-
nacle till evening. Imight have performed the
journey on foot, but could not leave your Paul,
especially as hehas never left Peter Horses
have souls to save, and therefore, it is all the
more the duty of Christians to take care Of their
bodies Watch and pray, and don't let the
devil get among you on the sly before candle-
light, when shall be at my post. 81 80
Your Brother, PETER CARTWRIGHT.
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS and GREAT
In WESTERN EXPREsss-A DAILY EXPRESS
shed opsieuas Rsrod between Nsy osssn Bayou
for all principal cities and Towns in the North and Wsas at
LafouIchs wita
HoLDKN'S STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
Thbodauz, Houna Tgeryie Berwck's Bay PAsrsonve
Cntsrv Frankin New lhea ST. Martnsyils Washington and
opelousas.
Specie Jewe Vauabes Merchandise every description
forwarded aud delivered promptly Notes. Drafts, B. col
lected and all orts attended to puncttsly.
Each EXPRESS in charge Of Special Messengers.
Merchandise Orders
0co before p NJ.
Joseph Bnba 1870 Old prompt
attention.
EXPRESS leaves AdAm oaee Camp street. daily Att
A. NJ Returning, leaves franklin House, Thboaaux r.
Bayou LaouTche at 2P. NJ
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS
with the above there EXPRESS
transportation Baggage of
giving check
their delivered directed with
End Dispatch
STARR s. JONES, Office e5 Camp
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n AXE EoRGE.-T The Foar WILIIAM

iii HENRY HOTEL, the place, will
the reception of guests On the auth Of June next.
This Eioe
soah end of the Lake adjoining the Iun Fort VIE
Lake miles. The house fnnttnre
about 100000 2S5 feet length the Lake and 40 with
feet The The laid
beautiful mauner, fountains
Euests, lighted wi Water brought
the hotel from spring ths distance OF mile and Ia carried
of the house, furnishing full hot
haths The hotel comfort and that be
hotels all large with complete ventilation
othem that suites had parior,
Livery Stable with house,
together with abundance of stable and barn
mySi sm DANIEL GALE, Proprietor.
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TON, S. c., TO MONTGOMERY ALA Until further notice
the g from chaIleston S. Co. Montgomery,
be follows;
Fst cubic foot aS eansboIes hats 9une.u furniture
oranges lemons, Matches light
Second cia q 40 boxes bales saddlery
dry goods ga paints pink root gina confectionery an
dates camphsne and spts casks
Fee rope oheeae tobae leather, dry hdes copper
machinery. coils carriage pngB
axeia Candles hadwa hoow-wae moasses, oil
white lead, liquor, crockery in crates and casks
Eve information relative shipment Of Chaflesipn
the Interior Georgia. Tennessee and Aaha be obtained
applicationto HENRY YQNGE,
les | stones
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THE LEANING Tower AT PBA.--The Leaninp
Tower was still there, and it certainly leans
more. or at least more appreciably, than the
pictures represent. This curiosity Of arcbifec-
ture is, perhaps. better known than any other
to persons who have never travelled, and vet.
not one out of q hundred, to whom the Leaning
Tower Of Pisa Is familiar by name, can ten for
what purpose 1t was built II is nothing 10 the
world but the belfry Of the Cathedral, by whose
side it stands, andfrom which il is separated by
q road. The ancient system was to make two
separate constructions Of the church and the
hell-tower. The moderns have improved upon
this plan, by clapping the spire ON the top Of the
edifce to which it belongs. The whole mission
Of the tall Campanile Of Pisa is accomplished
when couple Of ropes are carried up BY il to
the chime which swings Eat the summit 1t is
entirely hollow and cylindrical, the walls be-
ing, just'thick enough TO admit Of a winding
staircase. The top is as dangerous place as /
ever remember to have SEEM and / doubt wheth-
er a person Of any disposition to giddiness could
get.safeiy round the exterior edge, unprotected
IS tits by railing or balustrades
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q rss-.z CoMpTRoILER'a OFFICE /
.t4 III $3.50 City of New 0rleans May ], 1856
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller w. and ne is hereby
authorized and required to give notice by standing ad
yertisement in the official Journal tt in accordance
With the ninth section Of ordinance TO- l44 approved
March 3d. 1884 the Council will not Wy any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority OF an order
from the Comptroller in accordance With the ordinance
referred to- e y
- - [siguedl Ell. TRACY, S &.
President Board of ASSISTANT Aldermen,
[signed LII PLACE,
= President Boxd Of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1856. ~
Esignsdl JOHN L. LEWIa Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of th city and Of the
public is respectfully called to the foroing resolution
: .@g.zsy. 10. ss,-s.t -. .-ga-. G DE BUYS,
my19 tt Comptroller Citysf New Orleans.
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sRl-WEEKLY LINE OF fsssSEss rsss EEasssfasgssg
i, - TSr STAGES 4 FROM CLINTON - ~ ~

M STAGES hshT FROM LtME e5Isr0E oE "a E
iG PEiSlANA passing through GREEHSBURG AMITE
lily On tha hEW ORLEkNS and JACKSON RAILROAD.
There now ea'ab she tha Weekly Line Of
iesslhg ne oly every Monday Wednesday
rival OF the Train New reashng
tue ane evening al O'Clock Return ing eyery
Tuesday, Thurs and Saturday O'Clock In the morning and
arriving At Amite City IN time the eyenine train for
oeans By this rene passengers will paaa OIesns to Gin
ton the day. This route is IS mes Rasud and as
Stage The Stage Road beautiful country
Ing good natural road As sther Mail on th
Bag for the anmon of Letters and PapsTs I'M
s ed at the office Of the New Orleans
Caondeet will Railroad every MonGsy
ednesday and Friday O'Clock hs BipR and
on will be paid to the proper delivery and Papers
Tie Fare for through Orleans to Clinton ;,
be Five Dollars will thus that cheapest
est and safest route from Clinton TO New Orleans.
3 $50 4 +-E a4-t +. E- HEsLER Amte Citv
SAZERAC BRANDIES. = The subscribers.
being sole agents and in this city the
r.. keep sonstan hand
soa aud 1908 invite the attention Of the rade
IN, WM.E.LEVERiCH& CO., Agents,
ISS - r -z- st0,d EaVss street..
aM Il. s. TOBY, JR., by mutual consent, this
dsy wthd faws from the firm c. BoGERT CO. The
CERT @ III Continued under tie same style and @ by g. c. Bo
New Orleans, April !. 1856. go AZ
= ~ ~
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NNTAS brought to the Police JAN, in the second Dis
wv triet, the 10th. Inst, the negro boy JAMES
CLARK Is about feet inches, and about rs to so
wears old teeth gray hair and apparent mark
Says be belongs Mr. Brooks living Carroton. The
requested TO call and claim said boy according
to law. E:PhANeHARD,
~@-5. a Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, june 20, 1855 jeA I'm. y
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st. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Depot and ONCE, No. IS North Third Street,
-. @IIOUIS, MO.

Presdent. Treasurer
tThe Company manufacture Refined OIL or cofdsgs OIL
PANT oi Tanpea Oh, Lamp Burning Oh Napha and Pitch,
confidence recommend to dealefs and
the purpcsesh herein enumerated.
REFINED oFo, Machinery OF oil kinda ong Wood and for
all for which Sperm Oil L. generally uaed
CRUDE CoDAGE 0IWel aiRped for eoarse Machinery,
wheels heavy Mill Work. &c. and or Manila
and Hemp Codage, either alone or win male o.
other making Pners Ink and for ong Wood for lis
pTeaerpaton. . -, /. >.
PAINT OLA for Lnfeed oT dries well n akSut
twelve ae and fully equu the o
TANNERS OFor dressing Leather and Cnrriei nses gene
hs best oils commonly used and decidedly better
than Whale Oil. .. ,ts
LAMP OR BURNING o-The Oil contains large ceniage
of used ordinary
the dicuiy and the Oil
burns with bralaucy unsurpassed hy any other light
NArTAAFor manufacturing Varnisbes Burning fluidssee
pfCHFor all or which Pitch ued being very su
perior article, = :.
iar FOR LuRBIcATIeG MACHINERY-Th oa reeommended
purpose should be applied thec times In the Same period
that Oils would be applied twice bat in diminished
chnery applying the OIL least neanse after its s
sppcaou Machinery from the impurities Of oer
grosser Oils. ..,,..,, .z..,s. j. -,
cannot fai! o give satisfaction s. - A. ~
forwarded the Treasurer will be promptly sttendet
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CoIdspring Fire -Brick. =
TESHEsE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have
rpror composition,
offered for sale eenfd that they
priced l0e0 ths
improved Of 1853, $50 70 Ss5. HArt1up q Ao9pF.
GEE TIFIOATE Es.

l. ia. w. CER TIFIU u ATEs.
u. g. BRAsoB MINI. 1
New Orleans. March Ttb, 1855.
During year 1884 the furnaces the hsng o
Branch Mint city have all been of hs God
daiiy
zoos to 5000 been ussd
months without REPAIRS
codert6 coldsgreg 70
In the United of tbs celebrated
imported foreign epuntriss. Nj II. BONzAfor
Meter and Reinef y. 8. Branch Mint, New Orleans.
l..z s 5 5g4... NEW ogIxANs hfareh 9th, 1855.
In ths 1885, partly Cdspng partly
ussh Ptsbu Constructing
of St. Charles In the following
s54 made alterations TO that furnace again rarity
partly the Engtah Brick This furnace
ua the grindog 20 heat nnntsf
found thai the Coldsrng
Bcis vol tbs English snd bette than the
Pittsburgh. a. w. WAihEh.
PL sNrERsP. Saws F. Gardsr JeHer-
Dr. j. Loughbooagh ST. John Bapst Michael Moore
JbsrviU wa W I. Z Kings sd hIa,p
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HhISS0LuT1ON-The copartnership hereto
H. y fore existing under LAwRAsoa q EUBANK il
this day dissolved by mutual consent }.8 Il
RICHARD N. EUBAHK, having purchased Int OF Goo
O. hereby charged with he
the late concern. -s GEORGE G. LAWRASoN,
- RICHARD y. EHBANK, Jr.
UIleHuH. I'LL fas
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Police Jail, Second District.

Police Jail, Second District.
EKTAs brought to the City Police Jail, ON the 7th
Wv inst. the mulatto boy JOHN is feet inches.
high between la and II years DID, has burnt soar nm
Magazine street, between Orange and Race streets fe
owner s requested 70 call snd claim said slave according
,,s54z, =, BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, July 10. 1855. : I jylI II :
AA AS brought ITO the City Police JAIL on the sth
Wv inst, the negro man EDMUND is feet inches
Says belongs sfr John Price living IN Eousyiile
Ky. This owner ia requested to call claim said
slave according to law. f. BLANCHARD,
New Orleans. July TO- 1856. jyio In
NTAs brought the City Police JAIL on the 10Th of
w june last, the mulattresa Louisa she is 5
teeth Says belongs to Nj arissas psass. @ vinsn
the parrish of st. James The ia requested to ca
and claim said slave according to law.
Z. PLANcHARB, Keeper City Police JaiIi
New Orleans, July 10, 1856, - : jell l6t
NKTAs brought to the City Police JAIL ON the Sd day
wv Of July the light negro boy JACK is5 feet796
inches high about 40 years old Says belongs Mr.
Riganas briekyard, Pensacola Pa. The owner
quested to Gail and claim said slave according TO law
Z, BLANCHARD. Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, July 10 1855 jyl I'm
WKTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the 9th
as s
longs Bishep Por residpg in Lafayette, Fourth Bis
triot The ia requested e Call and claim said
Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans Judy 10. 1866: sss jy1f7t
WTAs brought e the CITY Police Jail, On the 9th
wv inst, the negro woman CLARA; is feet AZ in-l
ches high is about s. years DID, Of her front teeth
out. Says she belongs to Mr. A +. Gea living in La
fayette, near Bougny The owner is requested to call
and claim said slave according to law.
-~Fas s$.7 - K. E.PLtNGHARD,
-sz 4 ,-.-it.- Keeper. City Police Jail.
New Orleans, July 10. 1856. jyu u
WAS brought to the Police jan in the Second Dis,
wv triet, the 10TH Inst, the negro boy JAMES
CLARK is about feet 5zs inches, and about IS to so
years old teeth gray hair and apparen. mark
Says he belongs to Mr. Brooks living at Carroton The
Aad fn aIai I..id hcx-a iix
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nFFIoE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

kFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" NsTTTUTIoNoce No. OF camp srset-inoorpora.ed
der Al of The Lei egislatnre i6tb Msrok, 1885. 4
The Office this nstuon will be for The reception OF De-
ppiits every morning tndaya o'clock and
SATURDAY. evenings from ) to O'Clock.
Dsposh Of One Dollar ard upwards will BE- rec evsd
The fsnds strictly limited by the act Of nen
oaion Public Debts the United States the State Of Lou
sana, and Of the City Of New Orleans. ~
Of pnincubered unprcved Real Egtate
within the na the city Orleans exceeding cant
OF the nppralAad cash value.
pledge tho stock the Incorporated Banks Kew
Orleans, exesedtng Of tbs market ynlne.
All Interest derived from the employ Of the funds 10
be distributed neni annually the Dspoaitora.
No Trustee directly Indirectly the funds
csive smolunnent whatever.
Certificates depass having
wilt than $1,000 deposited
TRUSTEE6,
George Eusib, A. D. Kelly, William, yogs,
W. N. Mercer, Urquhhrt, r. b. Sumner,
g. G. Duncan, A. Hsins, George Jonaa,
Wheimuz Bogsrt, P. N. Wood, Thos. A. Glark,
Thoa. A Adams, e. A, Bradford, D. D. WitheEa.
W. N. MERCER, President
5sl9= A. d. KELLY,
< yOEgL.ss7 fVice
r. b, SUMMER, } ..1'
q. d. WfTHERS, Treasurer,
RCopia Of the Act Of Incorporation and ByaWs By OBJ
thiaed 81 the Office. .assly
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NEW YORK, a, AND ERIE a Ga esa -

lS RAILROAD. &zAs& SFMSs A3eSss---.sxss3&E
On SUNDAYS, only Express Train. a 4.
On and after Monday. May 14 1885,
nenger Trans will leave the pier all Duane street. follows
,DUNKIRK EXPRESS, st A. NJ, for DunkrE. -s-'=z-
BUFFALO EXPRESS, ct A. NJ. Buffalo.
MAIL at s6 A NJ for DnnkiIk and Buffalo, intermediate
stations Passengers by this will night oaweso
and proceed the next morning.
RoCKLAND PASSENGER, p NJ {roIa the
sIeot via Piermont, 6u1ens
WAY PASSENGER, at p NJ, for Newburgh Otsvile,
and intermediate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 5:30P. NJ. for Dunkk Buffalo,
EMIGRAkT T. NJ for unkk Buffalo,
stations. Eli
WAY EXPRESS 1870 P. NJ Dubkifk Buffalo,
mediate stations.
Tbese Express Trains Emra with the Emra
Fala Railroad for Niagara a Buffalo Dunkrk
The Lake Shore Raroaa Cncnus Toledo Detroit
Chicago etc and with rstclass splendid Steamers
Lake Erie.
D. G. MoCALLUAI, General ant.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK La II
! V SON AND GREAT NORTHERN u =
the New Basu "a
PASSENGER TR AIN daily osyka zee orIssus
and back aaves tne city al A. M; reaches oayka p M
leaves 0syka p NJ reaches New Ursann
gers received lnndsd all
F4RsThes eanta mile each way Children teryanis,
half price.
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City Osyka and all
stations Tneadav, Thursday and Saturday, IA
ya 70 Nsw eans' and all sAAons Monday
W edneFday snd Friday, al A. M.
On SUNDAYS, Excursion Tickets, emitting tho holder
the line dhd back will b. sold for Two Dcars
tB Season Tickets Issued application price,
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