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5unnalJ RraAinq.
L ra ciicai " oros f,r All.

KEL1G!o* Is cutie an exercise of convent
cncc. Unlike the usual organizations in which
gatherings are a prominent feature. it has no
nola upon the acts, Of the membes, eycept
Dictated by slight proportion Of duty and a
vast amount OF conI en;cucc. Now. il mattera
not how m"mentous the Importance of the
SUBJECT, o. how terrible tie trembIinqs n,
'hc "hery lake they al fade into transparent
shadows, and cornscato fecbly in the imarin-
ati"n, when compared with that encrpetic
d'<thaTg" Of duty induced by selfish. PLEASING
Influences connected with life below. Tbe
saint rs well AS the sinner will never fail n
reach the rcndrZv"us, where business ;s .,
b" transacted, orpl~nsurcs to he enioycd Int
how naturally and practically true. is tho
fact that a rain moderate, a distance reoson.
abe, night descernable, time leisurable, or
mud superficial. will command profound
;Ileht'"n and elicit tn" most favorable idea.
"f tina; doubtful question,
how lI---1. lar ma mortal man depart,
H9Y !ong-a&d perl not the heart"
sabbath Gawi@ upon the Just and the
wicked, TIC church bclIs chime the s,creJ
hour Of prayer, the huly man is standinn at
me con'ecfatcd altar waiting the presence of
his iiocE, the enquirer and the careless a
brighter sun than which earth never witness.
ct iIumi""> the day, nature is rav, and III.
AR m'id ami iInNiIing. How his heart glad
HIhS as The ;hrong presses the portals and
'i!S scat "'d aisle "f the Gcdicted chapel.
AMI wh"I encouragement beams into his
souls I" preach Sa.TatioU and arouse the list
less ara;hy Of tho unlhinking hearer. ."Tis
we'll Another day "sct apart" is ushcred in
'ne uncr'>ih& i"a"agc nt time. In kecp:rp
WIN Deity and his ruling purposes. soicu :,
|."0d sha'towS the face OF the sun. chilly
atmosphere means around the old chanel ;rd
through the willows Of the ncighLoling buri-
al place. y SicHty rain orperchance n searcl-
iA% blast may rcvcl for time. but the anno;n.
tcn Is a; his devotion inside the altar tho
"'a couple are vending hither their wa.
tne new convert and the prayciful mothcr.
side by SIDE, enter the sanctuary.
III ohc seat rests a single tu.m.-;lero.
'""'-' !c" hesitate at the outer threshold
--rcIiniH% trpt falls anon harshlv brcok
through til" empty box anI silent arcbwov
hAt hour ra>,eS slowly bv--the man cf
God rHiS"S his form and commence, tho ec-.
vice, but g. what sal tones are uttered
---how his soul mortiiic, in anguish. and with
what sorrow is the truth forced upon him,
that r"iI%lvn Is IN exercise Of c,nvpn;cnco
more u.;'H "i '"'e and duty in its visihl,
Wa. kings. II" knows that the chapel il silent
al" '!''"lted before him, and lie also re-
IN H.'rrH that on Yesterday. when the storm
rage, III umn"r'u"rl iUrN, thrice times IT,.
number Of i.is hMmbic ruucrcrration. wher.
present at the feast OF a wealthy one whose
""' d"rS, were "cy"nd even the pales of hi.
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Bloody Fight between a Californian and
a Grizzly Bear.

LAST week young man left st. Andres
for u stroll over the hills, taking with him
only pistol and knife, and in his wander
ings came on Hlarge grizzly bear, which i'm
mediately attacked Lin and after short
struggle struck him to the ground, throwing
him on his pistol side, thereby rendering it
impossible to use that weapon in his defence
IIew was able TO draw his knife, which he us.
cd pretty freely on old bruin, and was short
ly enabled to gain his feet, when he pitched
SO bravely into his savage assailant that the
grizzly hauled off for n breathing spell. This
was also an advantage to the young man,
which heso successfully employed as to be
in better condition to continue the fight
The armistico lasted but short tine-the
grizzly was cautiously coming up to renew
the battle, when the young man, with knife,
in hand. although severely wounded, charged
'ipon the monster with whoop and yell bu-
Tying his knife in the animals neck which
ibeing more than hc had rcckoned on and
:pet Mt all agreeable, grizzly turned tnil and
trotted off, fairly beaten in stand up fight OF
]Iis own seeking. The brave Young fellow
then bcthought him Of his pistol, tho con-
tents OF two barrels OF which he discharged
into his rctreating foe. This is the sec"n,
fight this Young man has had with bears
Ile WAS found by his partner very much cut
and torn, removed to San Andres where Ills
goppd5 were dressed, and heis now in fisir
way. ofrscoyery. Catdvtras Chrounicie., 81
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PRoF. DUsaxsuaEaisY rcal Is Jack the
Giant Killer" before the lie Gcranium A&so-
citation of Sand Lake, on Tuesday evening Of
next week. We expect large attendance.
as all bis creditor, hGvs taken -inkars,.-~
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iris said that II costs the ladies twice rs
rouch for their wardrobes since tho high
neckcl dresses were adopted.
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THE n. X. Times advises everybody, to
keep out of debt. Good sense but dcuced
hard to live up to, especially bythose who
"venothing to do,apd large family to take
the proceeds. The advice ofsthe Times re-,
inindsus Of that of the French landlord -
when aman gets too poor to pay his rent,
ne should build houssfor himself" .
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was well dressed and alone so there was lit
tie to fear from him. The stranger wished
himself to take his horse to tho stable. and
remaining u long time examininm|aad ad.
niring the noble steed which lAd arrived
the previous evening in a manner so un-
expected. While breakf,,ting he asked
l'many questions about the inn and its own
ers-n9uircd whose was the horse that
attracted his attention so much; and in short
acted SO successfully that the poor Girl, limo,
cent of all deceit, told him of her late adyen-
ture, and ended by confessing she wa, all
alone. She instantly felt vague sense of
having committed some imprudcncc, for the
stranger listened 10 her with singular atten-
ton, and seemed to take Il greater interest
than SIMPLE curiosity i'll what she WAS say
ing. The breakfast was prolonged to the ut
most length. AT last attcr few unImpor-
tart questions, the traveller desired the SER
want gIri to bring him q bottle of wine. kret-
tel rose 10 obey; but on reaching tho cellar.
found that the stranger followed her. and
turniiS Saround, she saw the glitter of a ri.
tol handle through his vest Her presence
of mirLlfaled her not at this critical moment.
When they had reached the foot ofthe stairs,
she suddenly extinguiShcd the light and
stood tfffH@aimst the wall. The man, nut
tering inprecatons, advanced few steps,
groping hiaHay. Krctte, pro!itins by this
movement y9lnounted the steps, agile and
RRlsscicSsly, eeEM3pnd boItcd the door upon
INC pre'enaassSEs4sr anl then barriead
ed hcssG al Hs. s,er.c!.ambcr, there to
await her ,rrssters arrival.
KrctteI lst kssS.nany minutes en-
SconSrd '1afs!sSfeaeat, when - fresh
shocking at the ina door,
any she pss fYo Hooking men,
Ter wh9 .ssts.l short time before.
rnDn, rp"m "A - : !, is appearance, the
yoHHs scIy discovered that the
Pe'S93sa57 - NE stranger whom
slc 81 he efar ircvertheless,sh
'n2Sni&e i.s j. ssStS. max" no admis-
~ hssfEstLISlng their
= fsAf threat
= = u 'fl's9f Sn-
& & & assy tIs2s feGkMld
q Z. Z 8 s :.
= sekpwS. OF. the
$fsSxnT' hicttel look
- ysye ie'l, on muskct
: s. : It s'crshNpot her mus
5 = W a :. sses:sAs?.a ~, and p'ln-
sSl e%hhow, cried ont
2.t4ne iirSt man who at
! M lAsxsS1 H.:
= ~. TIycsSss ,iatS"ch they Wc"c,
tesE -. - :. 7ss'ss'8,lsa -Str"ck dumb
= .i'(e+'fta !; "hefc' expecting no
49, - ssr'".sS<- no weapons, ana
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r.. 5zt2 ~ No. 232I
Whereas much emburassi uent arises from The non
payment of the sums due This corporation from persons
carrying various trades prof. essions subject 70
the payment of license tax, in violation OF existing
ordinances
Therefore resolced ortaf,tat by ne Com
mon Council Of city Of Netc II snail DC
and is hereby made the duty of ne City IfeAsute IN m
medaley 10 report 10 The Asss ant elty Attorney lne
names of all persons who are trying conduct
ing any trade profession subject 10 The payment OF
license city corporation foE the present year,
i Q. 1856 in violation of existing ordinances
See Be 1t further ordained etc, iRat u shaii pe ai
is hereby made the duly OF The Assis ant City Attorney
all persons who may be carr yang on or conduct
ing any such trade profession, In vloatlon OF any
ordinance of this city to be brought efore ne eeoraef
Of the District in which such trade o. M ay
be conducted or before any other co, at OF
jurisdiction, and prosecute him or mem for lhe pay
of The fine denounced against the same for such
violation.
Sec. g. Be further ordained ETC., That ii shall be the
duty of the several Recorders of this ~ to near ana
determine all complaints which may be brought before
them, the violation of ordnan ce OF the city,
and any person shall be by thei found sulit
of any violation aforesaid to condemn the person or
persons found guilty 10 the payment OF lhe hne
enacted for such violation, and in case Of ils
ment 10 imprisonment i'll the parish JAIL ior pefioo
not exceeding thirty days. or until SAID I'm be PAID
Sec. d. BE ii further ordained, etc, That any person
comp.ained of aforesaid, who shall contLue 10 carry
on, conduct the trade profession aga inst when
complaint has been made, shall be iiab TO fine o
less than five tnan one hundred dollars
for each day he, she they shall continue 10 carry on
conduct such trade profession, after til making
of said complaint. .r. ...,.5l
Sec g. Be it further ordained ETC., That it sha be the
duty all the officers of the city, and especially OF the
officers of the Street Commissioners and police depart
ments 10 report 10 the Treasurer the names OF q. per
carrying any trade profession W uhou
having Obtained license therefor fw
President pro- tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen :.
TSignedl JOHN CULBERTSON,
a.-z President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
[sgneol JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
true copy THos. THEARp, seey. jy2s st
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CHILDREN ATTACKED BY RArs.-A CORES
pondent writes us that three or four children
who were playing in the yard of No. 2 Wooster
street, yesterday afternoon, we're attacked by
four enormous rats. Each rat singled ont a
victim, and sprung squalling upon the little
girls. The girls ran to the house, but one little
boy of two years was followed by a rat, which
caught him by the right knee and held on until
the child's grandfather went 20 his assistance
The rat would not run, and SO he was killed.
Attempts have been made to poison these rats
previously, and it is feared that the bite upon
the child's knee may prove serious. 1t is a sa-
gular affair. New Haven Courier.
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1Axns a. WrnzLxn seeyesary.
New Orleans January 10, 9,isSs.
y Merchants q. 2. !. n Mutual " Insurance Company

.g-z...E@ DIRECTORS.
William yogel p yoorhieq, =. .hIsspsro
Logan Mcknight P. Poutz, o. Gailiard,
@. hiisnberger NJ. Guddy, John Pembarton
8. Q. Yignaud j. A. Brand,
This Company organized under The mutual principle,
pared st June ssue pesfo MarDe River and
Fire Risks. - lA 2-T-'' '1N
~ Office, No. l0s Canal street.
JOHN PEkBERToN President
NoTIGEAta meeting ofhe Board Directors held he 18th
Mr. John Pemesrton elected President Schrebsr
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NooRHIEs, eRIGGs & CO., No Is Tchou.

pitoulas street, have in store and for sale
bASON-200 casks prime Cinennaii Sides and shoulders
FL0URs0o hhls ST. Louis Extra (0range and Lemon Mls
LAkD-25o bha and tsrcee, and 500 kegs prma.
LAhD o!L20O bblB Conktn as Iob.1 HusPa Engers Whs
stoneis and other
PORK $50 bbs Mess and Prime.
bss and half bb John Davis extra Family Mesa
aso Sugar Cured Beef and Tongues Of the brand
HAMs2o0 erees Child's, n ". Thoma John Shsy
and John II. Davis choice Sugar Cured
WSRY-b00 bbs oiyer's Deaps snd Holnss and Conwe's
Ezra.
SOAP-4e0 bozes Geo. Shllito's 0leine Oxide.
ADAANTINE boxes A. and Bs put fancy
colored papers, choice article for hs Mexican Market
STAR CANDLES6O0 and half 30 aud
brands. =
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-sOO pkgs A. W. Btownia Western
Reserve.
OLD bbs superior Old houAngabea ard
CATAWBA WINESIO0 Longworhs celebrated Spark
llng, brandy, Sweet Wine and Dry. jel 3m
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TIFIGATBs.

.w1 CERTIFIGATEs. Sa,-7 .=
so- 5..saEs. - @ U. s. Branch MINT.
AA ~ Z iA4 New Orleans, March 1th, 1856
Daring the year the Melting Department
o. Branch Mint city have all been eonhtrucd Of he Cod
spring Fire brick" daily maintained
hours at of aoo s dsg and have been used
unnerrupod duruE MONTHS without the least REPAIRS
eseyet Codprug Fne-Brck superior
the United States eua Of the celebrated
kinda imported from foreign countries. M H. BON2hHO,
Meiter and RefnsI U. s. Branch Mint, New orsan
NKw ORIHlss, March 9Th, 1885.
Ia the Of 1885, partly Codspng Brick partly
the Epgh and Pitbu constructing esgas burning
year. ss made alterations 70 that rnaco again rsrty
q g The codsppg and partly the Engah sek This furnace
during the grdag subject 70 intense heat
rnptdY for and ound thai the CodsIg
Bricks had quite English aud far bette than
Pittsburgh. A. W. WALKER.
RkFEhKscRs PLARTRRsP Sanye r. Gardsrs JeGer
sen parish Dr. J. Loughboroug ST. John Baptist Michael Moore
ibsEvie; W. W. d I. &. King, 81. Martin mv4 an
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Re Hing CO. manufacturers of Crowas csIs-
sSisd lion Railing without also of ns entirely
te ssilng the petts and warranted the cheapas made the
unsd States They make Castings Cenmns Of
Door shuers TruaeR ss and Lnes Office and Desk
aing iiders Anchors Casting
S1 h hor notice and lowest
ron work for buildings Sections Of all
The Waraooms Eos 10 81
way Foundry foot of s6th street. North Riysr mysl
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No. 2297 j eael 81 zl z.g
Resolcsa, That the Comptroller sell at public ;aue.
tion after len days notice in he official journal TO The
highest bidder, the dredge boat, with the machinery
ETC. belonging CITY, and now lying near the fiat
boat basin [signedl GERARD STITH
President pro. TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl j. J. LUaENBUHL
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1856.
jy14 lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,l
CITY OF New ORLEANS July 10, 1856
Notice is hereby given, lha, Monday 3Ulh inst, 1
will adiudcate, my office, al IL O'Clock, M the above
dredge boat, etc. o. DEBuYS,
jyl9td Comptroller
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ooMpTRoLLER's OFFICE,

T.,
City of New Orleans, May l. 1856
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing adj
yertissment the official JOURNAL that in acoordanoe
with the ninth section of ordinance No 1442 approved
March 30 1854 the Council will pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority Of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with ordinance
referred to- (Signedl e. l.. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
s7s z=4y- [SignedI Ii. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved april 2s, 1855.
lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. ..=
This attention of the officers of the city and OF the
public ia respectfully called the foregoing resolution
- o. DE BUYS,
mylsH Comptroller City of New oreans
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DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-D
H. BECRWlTh'S ANTLDYSPEPTIC PILLS, after trial of
years and sustained by
t1s United States, admitted ANTI
pysPRPfC MEDICINE public prlce sS cents
Mors han oVOOo boxes have
are Insy are up with the e
hGs2 as man, and n NJ aa phyan the
y hfEi USE II Is neediess publish certificates,
their vruea from such Rev w Green HisbSp oi
Nsissipp R Rev. Bishop Freeman; Rev, MePhaetars
d Raleigh r. q hon; Geo Il BAger Senator q Rev
Hon. Beverly raeker Hon. VIM Preston, C Mai samuel Me-
Combs a.aenvi Cal Hon. John Henderson, B. Senator and
host Of similar personngss. 'a ao
For Nsworleans by Jas syne. Morrison E. b. wbsal
oek u: Kennedy E. D. Beach, Buagh Druvsia
None genuine without the written sgnaiure of joIS RF
WITH NJ d. Petersbnrs Ya whom all doalers viii peue ami,
ty
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ATEW YORK AND ERIE 5sss;s. 5ss; ,rss. gss..ssssstsas,

RAILROAD. EasM 4fSNE E5aSE----assz
uh SUNDAYS, only one Expreaa Tran, 53U {. III.
On and after Monday May l4h 1855 until further notice. psa
aenger trains will leave the pier Of
DuNKIRR EXPRESS, at 9 A. NJ, for Dunkirk,
BUFFALO EXPRESS, Mt Q A. NJ for Buffalo. 5. tl'
MAIL al s5 A. III. for Dunkik B1fao
stations PsfsOnge by this an will remain night Oswego
and proceed the mornin,
RoCKLAND PASSENGER, P. rom foot of Chamber
street, via Penoat, for sufsIps and intermediate
WAY PASSENGER, at i P. NJ, for Newburgh and 0tsyie
and Intermediate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS ST $50 P. NJ for Dnnkirk and Buffalo.
EMiGRAET r. M unkk Buffalo, and intermediate
stations.
WAY EXPRESS M pukirk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Btations. 4
Thsse E1peIa Trains corneot Emia with The
CARA FAis Railroad for Niagara Buffalo DuDkrk
the Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland Toledo
Gbicapo etc., and with stclaa splendid
Like Erie.
mySi If ID. C. McCALLUhI, General Super rnte ndant
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jy2s [signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Resolcad That Antoine Dorocourt be, and that he is
hereby released from all Liability 10 the city of New
Orleans arising ou OF Judgment rendered the Sixth
District Court fNew Orleans the 18th day OF June
1853, in the words and figures foow wing wit sThe
law and evidence being n favor of The painl, II is
considered that the paintif from the defendant
one hundled and sixly-ne 33-I0O dollars, with per
cent interest thereon from the 7h day OF May Ill
paid, and five per attorneys commits sion OH lhe
said sum, and costs of suit with special privilege
cording 10 law on the property described in the
receipt on file in the case 1.-The SAID Antoine Dorio
SAID lax receipt neiiherat the time
thereof, nor al any time since.
[slgnedl JOHN CULBERTsoN,
President pro lem Board of Aldermen.
[5ignedl r= GERARD SrITH
Pres9snt 1,., pro TEN Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[slgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
true copy rHos. THEARD sec'y. jy2s
Rssotred, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
horized 10 cause TO be erected on The Levee the
for the new steam Fire Engine Young America i
provided the cost OF the shall exceed The sum
Of one thousand dollars
President pro. lem. Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signcdl JOHN CULBERTSON,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen
Approved July 27 1865. 9d
ly2s [sisuedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
Resolrsd, That the Fire Committee of both Boards OF
the Common Council be and they hereby authorized
TO purchase io Inc use OF the steam hfe engine Young
America, oar horses, PROVIDED the cost OF The same
shall mol exceed the sum oil eight hundred dollars
lSlgnedl GERARD sIfrH,
President pro- tenn b1ard ol Asa assistant ~ AideImen
Presden, pro. TEN. Board Of Aldermen
approved Juiy -, 1900 -
1y-o lsigheoI 1oHN L, LEWIS, mayof.
r No 2sao -
Resotyd That the tity Attorney be- and he is hereby
instructed 10 commence proceedings against Louisiaila
Hose Comoany in order Ia mi tbe CIV in nossess1n,
OF he property now occupied by said Louisiana Hose
Compaly situated al the corner OF Carondeiet ant
Perdldo streets, First Distinct aa
[sjenedl GERARD STITH
prssiasnt nro fem Roard ot Assistant aIa.rmsp
[signedI JOHN CULBERTsON, :
5# .. g President pro- tenn Board of Aldermen, ~
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~ - d1l.h51 lhNh UA Sssas Sas MI
rMsr rTIAEs rhIAGEs FROM CLINTON 49, ~ zlaaass
EAl in. pt sing through GREENSBURG to ANTE
SII lily On ths Jaw ORLEANS and JACKSON RaILROAD =
4nere no" on this Route m Weekly Line Stages
sayns An ANTE e every Monday Friday
vai o tns and
hs same sysnng na "a At osok Return Clinton
arrSiny Anita ty ~ O'Clock in the morning and
Orleans By this reate pass ew Orleans Gin
tna sat aay route Ia 50 miles Railroad miles by
mage ooa hs sase oaa sfsf
Bag for the tansmsaon aud Paps has
pa cd a ce Orleans apd jackson Railroad No. Il
Wednesday and Friday at ook ths and sys
on will be paid To theproper delivery and Paper
The Fare for through from New Orleans Guton will
est and saeat route from Clinton to New Orleans iD'A
a3O 7, K, HESLRR Ani,o f;.
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Coldspring Fire Brick.
YgSHEsE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS

q NHESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have
= Of late been much improved in their composition now
offered for sale full confidence will saisfacon
The range Of prices the brick 1854 2 70
improved Of 1855, $30.to SS5, HAkkuD& 4 MOODY
No. s6 Common arest, New Orleans,
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REAT CENTRAL M Elk ifss;s fs IN
IN PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE, s4sSE M ~ 80
nom OrIesnst 10 all points North s1d Eadt, =

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
= Sunmer Arrangement
Two Daily Trana from Cairo Chicago.
York, Sly houra Fhi, Thirty Dollara.
will find this the Cheapest
bic Rone in every respect.
Passenge
ro connecting with the Illinois slena
ubsqa ST. Paul Council Biua and all important
Upper Mississippi and Missouri %$
Al Chngo the Illinois Central with the Michigan
for all the asern css via Detroit, Niagara Falls
New York Boston, Phladelphs Baltimore and Washington
Alao. from Chicago, by rev Albany
Louisville, Cinoinnati and all points Ohio.
At sAgara Fa h the Lake Ontario Route
a. Quebsc sntaoga Springs and the White Montana
Thongh Tickets all the route
the Gonpanys office No. 10 ST. Charles oppoae
Ghnrles Hotel, Neworaans W. Il. REDDINg
my2st Agent Illinois Railroad.
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FBsRANSPOKTA FROM CHARLES
IL TON, S. G, TO MONTGOMERY ALA.-Uni further notice

III TON, c., TO MONTGOMERY ALA-Until further notice
the rog Charleston S. Montgomery Ala will
b. as ioilows s' ~
First class cubic foot % eentsboIes, hats bnne furniture
friction Matches and other
Second claa 10 lb 81 bales hpoea aery
gcods, gla pnin confectionery,
spIts casks sugar
ee oPe cheese lard tobacco LEATHER dry hides tn copper cast
steel sheet hoop machinery coils
axes ,iee candies hardware gums moass OIL
whIts lead, liquor, crockcfy in and caka' :
Eve information relative Charleston
s aterer Of Geoa Tenneasee AID Aab
hppleauonto HENRY YUNGE,
les IN stono s;,aat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-28
NJ Ew ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs and GREA.

NJ EW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS and GREAT
4 WESTERN EXPREbS,-- DAILY EXPRESS ia eatab-
shed opeiouaaa Ralroad Orleans Bayou
Laureho New with "The Adams ExpesaH
m all The principal cities and Towna in The North aud
Bayou l4afoureke .
- HoLDeN8 STAGES AND EMPRESS WAGONS
for ThiboaAux eupa, Tgerye Bay Paltergonyie,
Conters Fanin, New Iberia ST. Manye Washington and
Dpaousaa.
forwnded and delivered promptly. Notes. DIas Bi col
lected, ami all ordera attended to punctIally. ~.
Each EXPRESS In charge Of Special Messengers.
All Merchandise
bs s the Office beoI p. NJ day previous departure
attention.
EXPRESS Adams Office Camp street. daily at
Az al. Returning leaves Franklin HOUSE, Thbodau1 NJ
Bayou Lnfourche p. 81.
-. RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
the
transportation Of baggage city Orlenn5
that giving
have their delivered prompines
anddisoatrh. M -
STARR s. JONES, oace ss Camp u,rsct.