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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-09

Just Received. Direct from New York.
THE late styles of silk Plush and Cloth Mems and
Bows ChiIIrens Cans. Also the latest styles If
aides Furs JOHN SUFFRINS.
October o. 1854. 45-tf
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-09

E.. B.
BROWN 4 BROWN,
a 7 I 0 r NEYS At LAW
Oice North Of Thira and Man
Third. Main street
Cincinnati. ..
S-tf
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Richmond Green House.
completed
Il ed his een House situated Al the south end Of Pear street
the q EeamoRd and prepared farn 81 I5e
Native
Nsrbeuas,
Dahlias Cactus very general House
4 Strawberry
and Cstlwba Grape Vines. JOHN J. CoSLEY-
Richmond, April :. l-5i l60
Superior Teas.
~OUNG HIS0N, Imperial and 0uupowder Teas, OF
/ the best quality, just received by
Z NJ COOK son
July 20. 1854 3l-tf
Seasoned Pine Lumber.
X SDAl.E, sale a araouat %
Pine thicknesses and Of the
b quality. For .
Job Work
al all
shortest good wur&nauilke the
City LEFENRE i UNDERW GOD.
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Louisiana.

refreshing falfo rain occurred at Baton
Rouge on Friday last. The Gazette Of Satur-
| day saysi
We learn from d gentleman who has been
| travelling through this and several adjoining
parishes, that the crops are looking renarka-
bly, well, and tho planters are confident Of d
fair yield This is cheering news indeed, and
we hope it will be verified in the coming har-
vest. We also learn from the same. authority,
that the Situation Of many of the sufferers by
the late fire IN Bayou Sara is deplorable in the
extreme. Some are reduced to absolute want
Owing to the difficulty Of obtaining insurance
in the country, the larger portion of the prop
erty destroyed Fas wholly uninsured
The Advocate says in regard to the present
condition Of Bayou Sara rs
A visit to the desolate remains sof our once
ionrishing neighbor, Bayou Sara, convinces us
that the energy of her citizens will soon cause
her to rise and flourish. Already extensive
preparations are making to rebuild
Marks. of the Bayou Sara Ledger, who lost
his entire office, has arrived with new material
and will soon rise Phoenix like from the ashes,
| just as true to the cause Of Democracy as ever.
and better appreciated; for now that the lights
are extinguished, the people are finding out
| how absolutely indispensable to their welfare ia
| the press. 5s5ss s5545 ID ss4z Ssss sas
| Stannard, of the Chronicle, whose office was
much injured during the fire, will also soon is
sue his paper. sl s is
On Monday afternoon, the 25th inst, says
| the Comet. an ARRAY took place in Clinton, La
between Mr.. Wesley Rourke, and Mr.. William
| Nettles, both Of the parish of East Feliciana,
in which MIR. Rourke received three severe
1 wounds, .one below the ribs on the left side,
proving fatal, causing his death in about twenty
& minutes. Mr.. Rourke was the father Of FAM
i ily, and about forty five years of age.s He en-
Joyed the reputation of q peaceablsssaDd good
citizen. The dispute which caused the affray
arose from some misunderstanding about game
lQf billiards, in which the parties were engaged.
The Planters Banner, st. Mary's Parish. has
, the following paragraphs:
The weather is now delightfully."- cool and
pleasant and we are daily visited by refreshing
showers, which have displayed their benefcent
effect not only on the vegetation around us, but
! in the general health of our town. These rains
|, appear to have removed the sickness which Wig
ited us during the drought, and orr parish, We
beieve is now enjoying its usual health. Doc
tors look very shy-that's good sign!
We are sorry 70 near rfat tIs uiIsr bun Is II
n mitting sad ravages in many portions of cur
parish. Mr.. J, Huger, we understand, has
lost on his plantation forty five horses and
mules and about sixty head Of cattle. At Bayou
Sale, on the plantation Of the late Thomas Hord,
we learn that neafly, if not quite, all the stock
has been killed : and on Mr.. BENZ. Hudson's
plantation, in that neghborhood, the loss is re-
i ported as very great. On the prairies and in
the marshes this disease is sweeping of the eat
4 tie at a wholesale rate sS4s. s
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Try RAILROAD DIRECT IA sss 6F4sssls:.E:ssl!s:a

II
time Wathing.on cilconati d hcois.
Through Ffas CT S1sai K IA ls BsAnsoH
hayisg greatly mproved its Western offers the
The connection betwee the trains from he
bound West from Baltimore always promptly made at the Wash
the oho rivers Baggage checked Wheeling
the Washington feehecke and there (th
without charge holding
aoaa The eonneog trains leave Wash daily
At Wbeelng with of
rai Ohio Raoad inning from BellaiIe the oh whsel
N6w-rk Of the Newark ansdea and
sanduky Raroad for sanduky Toledo Deiro Chicago. ST.
c. o. Railroad connect with The fast trains
Of thu Little Miami Railroad % xnia, Cincinnati Louisville
Al 4eha Ton Lite Miami Raroad1 connection is with the
Passengers holding through tickets Memphis vickbnrg
at tCnennato the Mai Evans
vile, Cairo and ST. LOUIS, are sold by this route.
tickets sold when the Ohio pavgabie Wheeling
MEgviie ory mes) where connection with the Cleveland
Travellers requested Only route
aording through tickets and ashington,
needy and rect 70 nesrls all he points in the
sest West Ins distance from .hson to Cincinnati but 65s
msss, being about Il o nit shorter any
az A. ny THROUGH Ticker WasHNa1 oSTo Wheeling
ey 1aHoei sls6b by AIS Indnapos
III q, o. 1Ised w ls pstrot Chago
iesns, s5i, etc. " - 49, t Wv, t'e" "
For EIsastis Har7arH Ferry, Marnsburg Berkeley sp,ngs
sdio sPIprs Piedmont
% minor IVA way aors bsween Baltimore Wheeling take 4. Nj
to the traiDs TO and rom Baltimore Annapo ETC. see pecs
tS For further information through tickets ETC. applv orIos
JOHN H. DONE,
| ;ao,s ~, Master of Trans portatiop,
I upl( hsD lfufea. yat,ia
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CITY HAIL, June 25e 1855.

CITY HALL, June 2ssls55.
Pursuant the provisions Of the sfsh section of
the aci of The Legislature entfed q An Aet 70 con
governmen, afd sadhnisfsfaiof Of lis affairs. ap-
proved 23d February, iS52,1 and m conformity with
a resolution Of The Board ofssa defmen, adopted at
their sitting of Tuesday, 10Th June xinstans-4e (.
Notice Is hereby given That an election gfii beheld
Fiat Dtstfietof 1fe eiay Of Nese erea ne
ber of Tie Board of "a derrnsn, 10 represent said Dis
by he resignation of Z If. Place.
The Polls 10 be- opened an 8 o'clock A. NJ, and 10
under The supernendenee Of the following pectoss,
TO wit: ~ = ~
Is Precinct-At the Engine House of Fire Co. No
~, on Tchoupitousas tsL-Inspectors,
- s. b. Walton, James H. Ross and w.
I'd Precinct-zAt The Engine House Of Fire. Co. No
4 aa-1sa20, on Thatia st-Inspectors. Robert
/ Hamilton, e. T. Parker and Leonard
% sPrscinet-Atthe Engine House Of tFire Co. No.
6, on ST. Joseph st.--Inspectorss w M
i Redwood 7. A. Johfison and James
4th precinc,-Al the Engine House of Fire CO. No,
/ is-fnsreciors, Thomas Leeds, john
I 4. n Fanl and Lewis b. Horne.
| 5th Preciuct--At The Engine House of Fire CoNo .
| corner OF Natchez and Tchoupitolla;
/ eTs sts,--IIs peclosS, ia M Savage, Ber.
/ pard Cohen and u. G. billiard.
10th Precftlct-At yhe house on Louisiana Hose Coz
/ y corner of Pefido and Carondelef stsr--
| IAspscsors, Robi.s NJ. Conway, HenIy
| - Fiofaflce and John Conway ?
9TH Precinct--At the Engine Hease ofsFHe Go. NO
| IA, Common st-~-lnsp pectors, - i
| Agaisses Henry Beebe and William
T. 1 Chrsty.s7ss - - 49, - - =
The returns of said electionto be made to the Mayor
!, = sloHNiL. LEWIS, Mayor
requested to call at the Mayors oce and lake The
oath required by law. Us 3S iea9s
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MARIE DE Ia NILE ORLEANS
s7s HOTEL DE WILLIE, % JUN, 1855.

HOTEL DE WILLIE, % JUN, 1856
iConform6ment aux dispositions de Ia 14me section
dun acte de ia Legislatures ntitue Act pour con-
solder la vile de la NeuyelIe Orleans et pourvoir
au eeuvefnement 'administraiion de ses afaires
approuve e 23 fevrier, 1852, et yern dune EGso-
-luiion du Conseil Aldermen. adope dams Ia seance
de ce corps, .du Ynafdi, 10 juin courahf-s
Avis es' par y prssss, dopGs gas e MAkpL x 10
NouveHe Orleans, +sera proeede a-Felection dun
Hembre du ConseiI des Aldermen, pour rspresenier
le dit district, rempir la Eacance occasionnee par
la demission de-L@H. Place +As .s.F g ff'5's $
Les .Sctuins seront ouverts Stheures du matih Ell
fefmes heures dn soir. dans les efdrot ct sous la
direction des nspStteurs apres designes ct NOMINEES.
sayoir; ssg..--5- - l-5z f.sz.s r.
1er precinct-A la msison de pompe de Ia compaguie
No. l2 Tchoupitoulas. as.-Inspecteurs,
- u. b. Walton, james II. Ross ct W, u.
T. ~ = Florance. 'Cai Nl5 f@f s{2t - igti y
2ne Prscinct-A Ia mason de pomps de Ia Oompagnie
No. 30, rue sThale-Inspecteur Robert
Hamilton, E. T. Parker ct Leonard Cragin
3me Precjnct--A tnason de .pompe de Ia Gpmpagne
$4s5 sEos+65 st, SJoseph IHspecteurss I'm.
7+-.E Redwood, 4. AAJohDson ct james II. Has,
4me Precnct4A Ia nas.e r.-.r- - oaa,ia
a, ~ No. 1S.-Inspeeteurs, -Thos leeds, John
u Paul 1t Lewis b Horne
5me Precnct-A la niaison de pomps de la Compagnie
No. 2 au coin des russ Tehonpitoulas ct
Natehaz--Inspecteurs, j. NJ Savage Ber-
-E~- nard Cohen ct l.. 0-Diard. ~
6me Preeinct-A Il maison de Ia eompagnie de Iuyaux
de la Louisiana, au coin des rues Perdido
t-@ ct Observation-Disclosures n. Nj. Conway
Henry Horapce ct John Conway. K
7me Precnet-A la maison de pompe. de la Compsgnie
~ No. Ia rus de la neutrality-suspicious..
i ], A. -Agaisss, Henry Beebe ct William
I. Ghristy.
Les retours de la ie election seront fats Marie,
conformement L. ia loi.l s-s#4 la57sS y t
E.-ss, JOHN LslLEWIS, Maire.
N. b. Les inspecleurs ei-dessus nomm&s, sont res.
pec1eusement invites rendfe au bureau du Msire
poury prefer lie seInaent eouiapaE Ia loi jea9s
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T AXE GEoRGE.-T ,Rr WILLIAM

v HENRI NJ, r.i sh1 'uoNe Y, Wnl Do open ot
This Flo ell erec,ed since Sepembest Situated at the
NTH end Of immediately adjoining ps Of For VIII
liam Henry, short distshcs rem the House il has
view Of Tie LaRe ior miles aldiua have
100000 1t 2s5 ehRth on the
wing i5 st III the rear me grounds are sut ths
beautul mapner wi fountnir etc. The hoSap
$50 guests, aud IS lighted win shs water 10 he
hotel from non tam sptihg hs of carried
itvefy part Of me mouse, ini pf hot snd
ha IRE hnisl con az every thai
esir and uinhsd n sye nos neIlor % lars city
ptsls Inc rooms afe All WIN o'mpiste vi1n, and
sthm conhee 50 .ha oRs may W parors
psuay be preferred. LVes saoie u the house.
ny 81 Sun EANIEL GA p, n,;stor
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oFFICIAL---oFFIcIAL.
MAYonALTT or NEW ORLEANS.
. coMpTRoBLga,s OFFICE. i
City OF New Orleans, June II, 1855; I

p sf15. + No. 22t9 i
Resoped Thst tho City Surveyor Bs instructed to drsw
up neg specification for the repairs Of tie Markell
house snated se the junction Of Tehoupiteulas and
Administration Streets In said specifications he sba
connoe himself strictly repairs or plain and stit
stantii eiarscter and dispense With all unnecessary ad
ditions and Embellishments.
Resopsd Jsrssr, That the Comptroller sell at pnbnc
aetioD after days notice. the 10 repair the
Market house situated the juncton Of Tchoupolas
and Aunnncaeon streets thu whole in eccorianes with
the specifications on file in the Surveyors Once
fsisnedl u L. TRACY,
vi 81 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen:Sss
= fSignedl J. J. LUGENBUHL
- President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
,-[sgnsdj9 JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor "
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, "a Of July
next will adjudfcats at IL O'Clock M yefse the
jsai 30 pkBuYs, Comptroller.
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UyRANspORTATIoN FROM iARIEs-

II luS. o y, ~ MIN .oAES hLAIunhrther notice,
tae rass ot reg ny non enAitoh, o e 70 ohtsy Aa will
First e,ss psr sana so 10 etns-6oses has uiture
oranges Mas, ison ana otneI nkh
Second clta pe ! so.botes and bale, saddlery,
dry gGoas gla Pants ik ieo GINS n con rasns,
drum hgs ana spita ~ Ipe ne IN sugar.
lee, ogs, eaee5e aId tlpeo eAshets urJ nues
Steel aneet ana nooP IRON cons Wire,
a1eis Iee oap canales, suns
nofmshon relative 70 shipment OF goo arleston
application 10 HENRpNnE Va
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BLOODY INDIAN WoRk---a Company Of Troops
RTlled.-A recent telegraphio dispatch from
st, Louis, announces that an arrival from
Mexico brings report that the Apache Indians
had attacked two companies Of United States
troops garrisoned in that territory, killed up-
wards of fifty men and all the officers of one
company. No particulars are given, s.
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EENTLEMEN'S SPRING AND siMER
VT WEARAt the old establishment. asl doo,
tbs Aor House. may pe ioaha an aaofe Of frat
quality pr.ny MAnr GARMENTS
comprising ovsreoats feeks aad piesa Ooaa rnnsaoon Vests
wi.h a large stock 81 .,,,,rnr. ~, ,,,r,r,,-,,N
oAe lAsss impoIaiia which VIII BE- maas e sidsr IN which
/. FAs- WIN. T.sJENka
uys H. etAil Dealer ~ Ready Aisds(nns
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xNTAs brought to the Police jail, in the Second Dis-
wv trict, on the 10th asst, the negro boy JAMES
CLARK; is about feet 55a inches and about 70 to 80
old has teeth gray har and apparent mark
Says he belongs to Mr.. Brooks living at Ihe
ia requested to call and claim said boy according
tolaw. f. PAAnShAhu,, aStlAl M. o.,,.. It'll,
New Orleans June 20, 1856 ie21 lm
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eYsPEPslA POSITIVELY OUkED.-Dn.

DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED. .-DR
~ BEcRWifH's ANTLDYsPFPTc PILLS, after a trial Of
veas and sustained BY
DYSPEPTIC MEDICINE ppbjic Prtee s5 een
box More than Of ana th
rs They with the
ans the number lii
e Wan and hs physsan
sat he has numbers Of them ans strongest language 70
their virtues ee from such Rt Green Bshop Of
nifssalhp!i Rev. Bishop
o. y kaesh A. C Hon Geo e Badger Rev Is
" "a North Garonsi Hon. Jcdgs Court,
Hon beverly TgekeI Hon. VIM Preston. samuel Nc,
host OF similar Feraonnge4. ~ .'"e
For aale in New0reans by Jas Morrison f. B. Wheel
ok kennsd8 T. Beach, aensnly
I sSne gsnalns without the written BRc
jS Iy - fi'"so aPPts
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n EW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAlah GRE

III EW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAtah GREAT
lN WESTERN EXPRESS "a DAILY EAIEa is now estab.
ned Opeousaa Raroad between New)rnA Bayou
tuehs ting in New oeanl with 1s Ass E1pres
Tall the principal es and Towns in the Nsha m West
i ayoa Lafourehe wig
HoLDENs sTAGES AND ExPRESwAtoNs e
r Thibodaux, HouUa, Tgervs, Berrickay, htraouylle
Iasry Franklin, New Iberia, ST. Msrnss Wrhngon and
! l@psousaa -
sps Jowely yaluabes and Merchandise eYet dsaorpton
and delivered promptly Notes. hs, H, etc. col
ffSted, and all ordeyB attended TO punetually. -
Eseh EXPRESS in charge Of Special Measenfs. ~ -=r
A Orders from 0riesor tbopterio must
et at the before r. NJ the day hyious b
Joseph Babaa sO Old Levee @ will receive promp.
Tlention.
EXPRESS leaves Adama Co.'s oats, es mp STREET daily al
R,yon Lsfourehs OF p. NJ.
n W. RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGkGtXpREss
In with the above, there EXPRESS for The
naoo Baggage any part Of the ACT Nsw Orleans 40
III giving their check Erprsts Messen
VI can baggage delivered dird With promptn
sad dispatch. ,,,
assn sfAhe .. JOINED, y s8 Camp stzeet
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VNTAs brought to the Police Jail of the Second Dis
Wv trct the 7th Of June the light copper griH boy
john aged about 80 years. is feet inches high, has
one front testh OUT the little hager of the left arm
crooked be belongs To- Mr. Jas Stevenson residing
ON Canal street. corner of ST. Peter. The is
uuesled ia come and claim said boy according to law
Il. BLANCHARD,
;otsIm @E.578'' t=s.E4ss Police Jail Keeper
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OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

-nFfICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ HsTITDTIoN-0aes No. 8! Camp stfset-Ineorporasd
Lit will be fsr hS roespten Of d.
po every uorung tsundays escepted from ock
f,,srdsy evenings from tos O'Clock.
i "A vota Of lns Dollar and upwards will be rec eived,
of strictly limited by ne aes Of
the Pnble Debts the United SsHe ol ne State of Lou
eve and Of the City Of New orleans.
OF phincumbeed and uhmpped Real Entae
rity New Orleans not exceeding 5oper
n t-hs appraised eaah yhss. - .
upon of the Incorporate Banks ia
sans not exceeding per Of the market sihe.
Proa derived rom tbs smPog mes OF the funds
N 4atfibu,ed semi annually among the Deposit6rs,
directly Indirectly nnYo the funds
xany smolpment whatever. {l- 4
deposits having interest at TO agreed upon,
s0O1 depo6itcfo eapeCfed
%W TRUSTEES.
~ M Eunis, A. d. Kelly, VILLAIN yogei,
Z Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, BIB. Sumner
= n "a bmcan, A. Hetne, Gorge Jonss,
# snuz Bogart p. N. Wood, los. A. Eiark,
7 n Il IL Adams, Z. A. Brndford, I'D, Withsts.
H9@E@ W. N. MERdR, President
y VI +. sSsss, s, Sssss vice rr,.la.A.,.
..... -.. D. d. WITHfS, Tfeasurpr
the Act of Incorporation i'd ByLawa OBJ
mod at the otBcs. a,siy
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Police Jail, Second district.

4 b. ~ :
Police Jail, Second District.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail, on the ed
I wv inst, the light negro girl MARY, aged about
II years s feet 10 inches high her fore
head Says she belongs to Mr. Jeater, living on Jose-
phne street Lafayette The owner is requested to call
and claim said slave according to law
4E. PLANOHARD, Keeper City PolceJaiL
New Orleans, June 70, 1855. jeS0 I'm
NN7As brought to the City Police Jail in the Second
to Is years old is feet iuehes high marks has
fine set of teeth Says he belongs to Mr. Charles smon
planter living in the parish of St. James La OWNER
is requested to call and claim said slave acooruing 70
law. r. ". II. PLANGHARD,
Keeper City Police Jail, Second District. !.
New Orleans, june 26, 1856 je27 I'm
VMTAs broughtto the City Police Jail in the Second
w District the 10th inst the grill girl EMELINE
aged about i6 to II years is feet 10 inches high
Egwood,, living at Greenyle. near New Orleans. The
is requested to call claim said slave according
to law. f. PLANGHAkp, - e.
| - Keeper City Police Jail Second District.
| : New Orleans. June 20, 1885. le2l I'm =
EATAS brought to the City Police Jail in the Second
Wv District, the 22d inst the black boy aEuHd u,
aged about 45 years. is feet so inches high, has cut
on the lelt hand Says he belongs to Mr. John Lyons
a shin carpenter living at the Bayou Courtabeau near
Washington The is requested to call and claim
said slave according to law. u. PLANGuAfD.
| Keeper City Police Jail, Second District.
/ New Orleans, June 26, 1856. jezI I'm
VNyAs brought to the City Police Jail in the Second
| Wv District, the bright grif hoy ANDERSON aged
about 25 years is feet 81 inches. Says he belongs to
Mr. French living at Yicksburg Miss. The owner re-
quested call and claim said slave scceFding to law
Z PLANUHARD, -
| Keeper City Police Jail, Second District
/ NHWO s. - i = =
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II L etc conduit Depot des Epaves du ouatrieme
District, rue Premiere entire les Rousseau ct Full
tun. CONNIE epavss-
I'm Uhsya bal brun borgne de e droit lie pied droit
de derriere blanc ayant des marques de harnos ct
viron l6 mains de haut ~ 80 s4ee
Un Cheval aezan chatain ayant 16 mains de hapt les
deux ieds de derrere banes e dos ecorche par e
nos. las- - t-7 5si -
81 les dts anmaux sont pas reoames dams dix jours
ct les dapenses payees lis seront yendus fenehers pub
lique, au dit depot LUNpI lie Juliet 1855 10 heures
A. M. AUG. s. PHELPS,.
= L zst=z s=e4 Gomnissaire des Rues
Nourelle Orleans, leo JUN, 1885. js21 20 jy2 b
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yEVRIWEEKLY LINE OF r., ,s.s

- a
EAST FEll9lAMA, pa.ng through GEGEf5sBuRG to AMITF
CITY on the NEW ORLEANS JACKSON RAILROAD.
There ss.ab sad tbis H weekly Line of stsg
leaving Ants City every Monday, Friday
Train roasning Clinton
she evening at o'clock Returning Clinton every
Tuesiay Thursday and o'clock In the and
arriving a, Ame City in me lor the evening train for New
ton the This Is @ me by Railroad and IS miles
Stage This Road beautiful nuduiaBg
ing natural ha
Bag Letters Pspsrs
pa. Railroad
Garcndes M Be to he Railroad Monday,
sdnaday Friday o'clock tbs rning
tien VII b paid % delivery Of letter. aud Papers
be Fye Dollars will Il the cheapest quick
eat and basat route Clinton to New erleans.
e, HEALER Ame Civ.
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II etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Second Dis
trict, Pencoignure des rues st. Ann ct Derbigny,
commes epays- - ~
I'm Pony, brun fonee, 10 mains ct demie de haut la
tete gse Ia queue ct Ia crnere courte 10 pied gauehe
de derriere blanc, sans marque visible.
81 lie dit animal NEST pas recame dams dix jours ct
les depenses payes, sera vendu penchere pubque
dit depot, SAMEDI, le Juliet, 1855, 10 heures
a. III. AUG s, PHELPS,
! Nouvelle Orleans, % JUN, 1856. : - jv2TjyzT
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NEW YosK AN AND ERIE ca u -

On SUNDAYS, ny Express Train, 5iS0F. Al. x
On and bo,day, as ah 1885, aud antl further notice
Of Duane street. follows
DgNKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 A. NJ, for Dunsrk. n 1'rz4
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at A. NJ for Buffalo.
MAIL at s5 NJ for Duukrk aud Buffalo, and intermediate
stations by train will remain over at osNeso
and the % W. i.
RoCKLAND PASSENGER a. p NJ Grom the foot
Piermont Tor Sufsrns and intermediate stations
gA1 fhrtENlsER T. for hurgh Otisville,
and intermediate
EMfGRANT p NJ for Dunkk passia and
aatona. = r. $50
way EXPRESS, a.raO P NJ for Duskk Buffalo,
med ststlona. -.
These Trains Emira
Falls Railroad FOR Niagara as
the Lake Shore Railroad CLEVELAND,
Chicago. and with frst clss splendid
Lake Erie. lg.53s..=.4.ts. 90 l4zr ~ WasgE4s -
DC, McrALLUbf, uperi ant.
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M RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, -
~ A gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR s&3iss
at her rssdenee No So Constance
80 Hsva street, ~ Tsrmsts per twslvs les
~ LECTURES at 50 cons.anssrsss once a.wesk, ~
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I Fourth Distriot Pound.

w.. Fourth District Pound
ENTAS brought to the Fourth DISTRICT Pound, on
Wv First street. between Fulton and Rousseau streets
as estrays-. "a = ~
One dark bay Horse blind Of the right eye right hind
foot white, marked by harness, about l6 hands high.
One chesnut sorrei Horse, the two hind feet white
about 10 hands high, back sore from harness. a
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be od public auction at said
pound, on MONDAY. the I'd day of duly, 1856, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS,
-- r" go Street Commissioner.
New Orleans June 20. 1856.
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RAILROD TRAVELLING.

N EW ORLEAN, OPE- EssSSS rsg H5ssaassa55sTsl
IN LousAs AND eaiT WEsT - ~ x,zk--zex
SUNNI RRANGE TENT
Pasasnge Train. day and on aonTche Crossing Leaves
Nj Returning Ieav ourchs Crossing O'Clock M
rriyes at Aigiep at oeit 2. M .-.s89 y
ssCIAL TRAINS. - ~ - - -
Special Train will Alse every Saturday afternoon
oeooE and returning 9ndHy Creeang
o'clock a. NJ, arriving stEgiers a. 10 o'clock A. N.
EIeurson Tickets the day will be issued
every Jay as foliows-l 4ts -.-ri
10 Bayou deH Alebdes
To LAfoufchs CroeE eU.
I The a,nps Of
desifeas Of getting on aod at that point.
myl5 I'm A, b. SEGER Vice President.