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4 asY RAILROAD i Is9s I'D DIRECT GA IN zslssI


time between Washington cmcini hours.
1ass r. Sbsa 4 NJ q aBa'hrsn
having greatly improv.d It's Western eona
fullest travellers between Washington Baltimore
The connection between the trains
bound West from Baltimore always
Baltimore Thsis only Washing
ton and he OHIO river Baggage Wheeling
TIE pasengs without charge. those holding through
points bss The leave daily
M ana ~ r. M. On Sundays at the La h only.
At Wheeing direct with
trail Ohio Ratoad nnpg from Blae, the Wheel
cars he NswarE Mansfield sns
anduky Railroad, for sanduskyt Toledo Detro Chicago
At Columbus the trains
Of th Little Miami Raroad t. Sna, Cincinnati LOUISVILLE
alas through Da ton 10 spus Tee Haute M
Pas,snees holding through tickets Memphis ycksturg Nat
at nna TO the Mail Ohio
"a cs,,e and g. l louis are sold By .his ,oue
tickets sold when the Ohio navgable between
Mlye S9I.y n4sl where connection with the Cleveland
Travellers while this s the only route
aording through ckets and checks Nashngton
West The distance Washington Cincinnati Il but 653
miles being about 20 mites shorter han other
% eg Columbus l8 65 Dayton, ss 80; cnenna
ey isrdad sis 65 by Cincinnati sis; Indianapolis
$40 Louis a28 vs. MsmpRis sas New 5p
leans, S3 etc.. as7T
passengers leave Washington A. AZ r. NJ For The
mlnor way stations beween Baltimore and Wheeling take
For the tran and from Baltimore. Annapolis etc., special
E Eor further nforaiion through tckets etc. apply to Tos
JOHN H. DONE,
Msstr Of Transportation,
/ le2u Baltimore and Ohio alroad, BALTIMORE
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, July ls 1856
Common Council. CHy OF New Orleans.
5 @ + No 22g1 N

a Common Council. CHy OF New orleans. J.
No 22e1 D
Resouea; That the Comptrolierwarrant on the Trea-
surer for the payment of the following bills:
PriestIy BEN, bill sundries fof Robin street =
Lookup, Dec. 2s, 1854 4........... $50. 500 oil
2 Padloeks for ST Mary's Market. -. 90
ldoz pair Handouts, Chief Of Police 1s 90
]. Waterman 4 Brother, bill sundries for Re- =
corder's Office, Firs, District, May 3r, 1856. rs
jacob Me Ph Pherson, for services as Assistant
Porter, from 18th May 10 1st June, 1854
$40. ~ 0U
VIM. Hopkins, bill for repairs to ecks, and for
:, furnishing extra keys for City Hall: 675
Henry Strong, bill for washing Jewels for use
of City Hall. and for sundrics i, DO
Il. Williams, for replacing old clack by new A.-
one, at Recorders flee, First 1istrct, May
10, 1855. ........... II 90
Beehe u Co., for one dozen steamboat brooms,
to- ior cleaning Market Second Dstrict, Apra
]. B. siawson Co, for turning and keeping
IN repair bridges across Canal .carondeet,
for May, 1855. ...... ........... SO 33
in City Work House, June II 1856. go. 724 SIS
james Jois, for making bridge across Camp
Street. Canal, with railings, andtor sundres
$. Relchert, for binding and covering 1--WE vol
uas umss ne wspapers, at S5 per volume, May
sss,ar9 ngo s..;snx a...tsr . = - ,, % %
bill for 800 certificates furnished Assessors
Of State Taxes for January and February,
1855, at 33h cents 100 0C
VIM. Logan for five months rent of Wharin-
gers ohice, Fourth District, 10 June l. 1855,
at $40. Observation-Disclosures. SO OC
p, Rice, Jr d Co., bill brooms for cleaning
Magazine Street Market, eptembsr a. 1854 9 &C
VIM. McCracken, bill for chair for Judge of
FIRST Dstric, Court, s........s. 25 90
s. Foufnier, bill for repairs to clock in the
Sikh District Court nrt..................... s oG
Hyde & Goodrich, repairs TO clockin Hall of =.
board of Assistant Aldermen, January %,
1855 ...,...,............. ........s.......... Sc
Henry McGuinn, bill for materials furnished
for erection OF shed al city Workhouse -. 55 81
Townsend, Tompkins Il Co., three pair blan- =
kets, used for cleaning City Hal, January
Il, 1866 .,.............. OF
). p. Auchmuty. months salary as Secre-
tary of Committee on Finance. To June 26,
1883 s55.....................,. 1875 OF
E. Planchard for rations furnished slaves
from 18th of May to Ist of June, 1855, $Is3 90
h. blanchard, salary as Keeper, for ~
same time. e............-,............ % 75-2l1 Z!
(Signed] GERARD STITH,
President pro- tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen,
[signedl J. J. LUGENBuHL,
I: President Board Of Aldermen.
| jyl4 [Signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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[ No. 21o
AN ORDINANCE leasing 10 the New Orleans, Ope
lousas and Great Western Railroad Company p r
ton of the port and leYee in front Of the city Of
New Orleans, to be used as a depot for passengers
andffreight. -
ART. i Be II, ordained, That ali that portion Of the
port Of New Orleans, extending from the Beet hlar-
ket at The foot Of 81. Ann street, in the Sefoad ps-
ric fronting on the MISSISSIPPI river to The whariof
the New York mail steamers NE same icing one hlq.
dred and fifty feel the line d the RIVER AM extend
ing back u lines kyse z e gs aha sss
and Great Western Railroad Company, as ieiry
landing and depot for passengers and freight said lease
ART !. This lease shall be or ihe term OF twenty
five years, from the passage Of This ordinance. ,
ART. 3. Said company shall have The right to erect,
or cause 10 be erected, the ground sci apart foI
their use fire proof buildings for the accommodation
OF passengers and freight, accprding to plans draw
ngs aud spscheaons TO beapproaedIa ~ .he is Gay
pany shall not be allowed use arirase the land 70
be used foI any ohar Purpo ses han those above men
toned In thus article
ART. a. The said company shall build; or cause to
be built, and keep constantly athe best rsnar snlt-
able wharf, according plan and speelhcauons 10
be approved blythe City SuIveytr and Common couil-
Gil. -
ART. S. The consideration ofthis lease is that said
wharf and the buildings thereon, shall revert TO lae
city of New Orleans at the expiration OF lhls lease,
unless il be extended by the Conmon Council ef New
Orleans.
ART. 0. The landing wharf md depot of said COM
pany shall be provided with sufcleni nnmber OF gas
lights to be approved by the Cay surveyors and PAID
70 by said company, and keep constantly lighted al
nght at their own expense. A-,.s-.
ART D. SAID company shaHbe bound to run, or
cause to be during the homs hereinafter uamed,
goodand substantial steamboat asteamboats OF proper
dmensions pass Inspection and be approved by The
United States officers appointed for said purpose, in
accordance withihe laws of tho United States Said
company shall be bonnd TO rua, or cause to be run,
saidboat or boats regularly. as faows, TO VII;
From four o'clock A. M 10 slI o'clock A. NJ, every
thirty minutes; from six o'ciock A. NJ TO SIX O'Clock
2. NJ, every twenty minutes ;hnd from sx O'clock
p. NJ to eleven O'Clock p M, esNry thirty minutes
The maximum rates 10 be fdlOws:
For every passenger, five cent; 7 l... ~
For every horse mule, or horned cattle, ten cents
For every horse and gig or bnsy, or wagon twenty
Eve cents; s@
Fer every horse and or day, twenty-five cents;
For every four wheeled carriage with Two horses,
fly CENTS. 2s...s..
[siguedl j. j. LUGENBUHL,
+ - - President Beard of Aldermen.
al Isignedl y1 - e. Il. TRACY,
ss5 President Board Of ofAssistant Aldermen.
Approved July 10. 1856. s...s5.3
[signedl JOHN l. LEWIS Mayor.
A true copy 5rHos The aRp Sspy jy14 st
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Cheap! Very CI1eap!.

THO HOUSE-kEEPEkS = ECONOMIST. -,
Z III AND JACKSON RANGEs, CRATES sT0v Esrf-LH
Cooking full fully warranted, 70 bake
well, prices from 81 to &E0 all eompedi and also
we'll known Econouist Raeges.
The large hunter important Ihas lasY sod,
the ref 10 as Of names
of who ksown will
ary and readily be shon desired sxny u tht perfect
mt Inv ride water esr
which hs OF atean Aua prev nt
TIE 81 Transport, y atands ca et
makes II oi the
appropriate Ranges prc ay Tor iea IN changing aom
cis
JapAnned BROOM Tub, and Pals Kitchen utsnsl
lang Alcohol, Globe Chinnsys aud WICK eanphps AND
Spint Gaa. -, ,,,sr,
ESTABLISHMENT lSs aiIoining ST.
patrck,s church. W. I. H0DSSON,
i'm, lSGecass u. Sauiay
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In 1882, o girl near Paris was attacked with
frequent vomitings, at which times she cast up
spiders, caterpil1afs, snnils and other insects,
and it was finally discovered that, from some ex-
traordinary inclination, she had been in the
habit Of swallowing those insects, and that they
had remained in her stomach until ejsct,,d,
sometimes for seven or eight months poo I
woman Of Coburg is sreported to have entertained
| in her stomach, for some time, snake half u
yard long. In 1876, a shoemaker in Europe,
who had suffered for many years with pains in
his abdomen, died, and after his death serpent,
the length of mans arm, was found in his
yoppin.
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9,l,Sz PC, .P,osIgIXELY @ oURED.-Dn


twntSs years and sustained BY tesoniaa
pYspEPric EDcdNE m G eyer offered TO the public
per oIs than have been dspoaed
ans the heretofore. The proprietor h
honor his reputation for The EY and
EFFICACY THEIR USE Is publish esrtiaeates
but he numbers of the tesng
sasiE virtues e'o from such Een as RI Rev. ahop
d Raleigh C Hon Geo r Badger Senator .. s.
y Eofts carolina hon Judge Fotte u s. Court;
Cems r4nylle, Hon. John Senator
boat Of emilar personpges.
EoT sssln NSw2rissns by Ja syme Morrison B. Wheel
ST None ss1las wtous the written signature JOHN BECK
WITH NJ De- Peesbarg pa to whom all dealers will please apply
ifs ~ z445z+
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Camp Lafayette Institution been ofgsn-
passed by the last ~
sats opened for the of business on
DAY, the Sd instant. .. a.E.e -. -,
upon simply that os Saving m
purpose adihs ali opportunity
that snaiis sum ~
a Dime will be received deposit. -, -.
For Money deposited following have ssn ss
tshlished
Deposits than 30
ef three per PR aDpum .,.,s. ;n,.-
tnsa
ous annun =. - an, mn,
Deposits for the Of eve psr per
n., -
Money will be
\ se allowed. - s-o,n ran.ta,
N't''@f'%N'r ,,rRUSrEES..+-
| Vim H. Garland, ". B. 6obhss pennis Siahan
Pat. Irwin, Jas a. leas"I' 80 GenaeHi
sp ss1 o. a. ,rtsan RM. Fl. GARLAND President.
sp4
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LOYALTY OF ABIRD.--" Lira,' an interesting
correspondent of the Edgefeld Advertiser, fur
nishes the following anecdote:
Lord F., an English nobleman, paid his adj
dresses to lady who was fond of birds. She
had seen and heard fine Canary bird at a cof
fee house near Charing Cross, and entreated
him to get it for her The owner of it was
widow, and Lord p offered to buy it at q great
price, which she refused Finding there was
no other means of obtaining the bird, he deter
mined to change it, and getting one of the same
color, with nearly the same marks, but which
happened to be hen, he went to the house
The mistress usually sat in a room behind the
bar, to which he, had easy access Gontrlvlng
to send her out of the way, he effected ms pur-
pose, changed the birds, and soon after her re-
turn, took his leave. He continued, no viewer,
10 frequent the house to avoid suspicion, but for
bore to say anything Of the bird until about
| two wears afterwards, when taking occasion to
sneak of il. be said to the landlady, 81 would
have bought that bird Of you, but you refused
NV money for it---Idare say you are by this
time sorry for it," Indeed, sir, 2 said she. .
am not nor would / now take any sum for il
for, would you believe it, from the time that
our good King James II, who addicated in 1889
was forced 20 go abroad and leave rs the dear
creature has not sung note
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.. GOMPTRoLLER,s. OFFICE i,
City of New Orleans, May 1856 +
RESOLVED Thatthe Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorised and required to give notice. by standing ad
vertisemeDt in the official JOURNAL that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No l442
March 30 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authorty Of
from the Comptroller inaccordance with the ordinance
referred to. ~. =S5Eas=
fSignedl u. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
-+-------. iSigpedI L. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
:. [signed1 JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayer.
The attention of the officers Of the city and Of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
my1e tt Comptroller City of New Oreans.
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A BURGLAR FRIGHTENED A robber entered
house No. is North Russell street, on sunday
night, and, becoming alarmed by the inmates,
escaped through the roof, and then descended
TO the ground by the spout. When halfway
down, one Of the ladies of the house, fearful
that he would fall, offered to assist him at q
window g No, thank you,'' said he, politely,
81 will go right down this way," and thus say
ing, he glided to the ground, and was soon cut
of sight. [Boston Courier.
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u AXE GEoRGE.-T The Fonr WILLIAM


the reception OF gaeste on the at.h of June usIt.
This ia io
south end Of the a.els adjoining the VIII
psv oi tie Lake or militia Tie
aboet 100000 ass feet length tho deep
aEng 1tb feet in TIE The the most
besuti ul wi fta house can
tho hotel en mout tain spring .h distance Of mie
baths ihe hotel comfort and that
. atyia W. aoe y our nfat-cias city
ofhsm that had parors
be Livery Stable
together with an abundance of stable and barn
m,3l Am DAM EI. GALE Pfoprenr
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TRANSPORTATION FROM. CHARLES

n TON, c., TO MONTGOMERY ALA-Uhtil notice
foiosss = 80 - = -
t e'asper cubic fSo 25 eentsboxes hats bonne furniture,
Second clan per olbs 81 and anoes addy
dry ods gia pains puk root gins econery rsisins
drpm gs dates canphene casks
fee rope cheese ard tobacco leather hides
steel aheet and hoop machinery coils
aass 1ise Ss. candles ha diva mOassSs
Eve Information relative shipment via
the q Georgia. Tennessee Alabama,
application to IiENRY Y.tNiiE va
Inl . nna go,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS

COMMON COUNCIL I
City of New Orleans, July 10, 1856 j.
gst No 22s9 ]
Resotred, That The City Attorney be and ne is hereby
authorized 10 dismiss the suit or judgment against S
NJ Read for taxes on hi. property, situated IN The par
is Of Jefferson, said property having been Wrongly as
sessed as being in lie parish Of Osleans, when the
S Fsignedl - - j. >. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
'+'E yTsjcnedl e. H. TRACY,
Approved July 10. 1866.
iy14 [Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor
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Proclamation by tho Gar.
ohDEk OF SUCCESSION IT, THE THRONE
IMPERIAL MANIFESTO.
we, Alexander the Second, by the Grace Of
goa Emperor and Ausocrat os All the kussias,
Ever since We mounted the hereditary throne
OF the rulers of Russia our attention has been
nnremittiogly directed to all that can con.
tribute to the preservation and consolidation Of
the tranquility and prosperity of the Empire
intrusted to us by Divine Providence; and we
have considered it to be one of our most sacred
duties to the best of our power to take measures
that may be resorted to in extraordinary cases,
Our lives are all in Gods handle, as our dearly
beloved never-to be forgotten father said in his
manifesto of January %, 1928. Bearing this in
mind, and In consideration Of our successor the
Czarowitch and of the Grand Duke Nieolai
Alexandrowitch being under age, it has seemed
good to US, in oonfor nifty with the Fundamental
laws OF. the Empire and with The appreciation
and blessing of our dearest mother the Empress
Alexandra Feoderowna, to ordain and to make
known to all men:
/. That In case Of our decease previous to
our dearly beloved son and successors having
attained the full age required by law for the
majority Of an Emperor, We have (untiI he shall
have attained that full age) nominated our
dearly beloved brother, the Grand Duke Con-
stantine Nicolaijewitch, Regent of the Empire
audo of the Territories indivisible frem it, the
Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Ducby of
Finland
2. That, in case it should please God after
Dur decease to cali to himself our first born son,
before he has attained his majority, and conse-
Equently, in conformity to the law regulating
the succession to the throne of Russia, eur next
son mounts it, the Grand Duke Constantine Me
|oiaijewitch shall remain Regent Of the Empire
until this our next son comes of age. g.-e 3
3. That, in all the contingencies indicated In
The foregoing paragraphs and 2, ttlse guardian
shipsboth Of our first born son assa of all our
other children until their comiag Of are shall
be vested in our dearest Consort, the ErSpress
Maria Alexandrowna So ~.
I While we, in thus early settling and promul-
eating these rules, removing every doubt as to
our will and our intentions with reference to the
government of the Empire during the minority
OF the heirs to our throne, We desire at the very
commencement of our reign to give our beloved
subjects new proof of cur reyerential respect
Tor the laws of our common Fatherland. And
may they then always and by all be observed
as sacredly, and may the prosperity, power and
happiness of the Empire entrusted to Us by God
ever Consolidate themselves more and more on
this firm basis. @
.uiytn ab Zarskoje- Sselo, May 2lst, 10. S.1 in
the year after the birth Of Christ 1856, and in
the first of our reign. ALEXANDER.
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MORNING, JULY IA. 1855.

and instructions that may be issued 10 them respec-
lively by the Board of Health through It's proper
officers, III pursuance of the act of The Legsiature
approved 18th March, 1858. rs9s.Sn. .s ss4-s.t-.f,
rrsSsss pro- tenn Board q 1sS Aldermen
fSignsdl J. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
jyl4 [signsal JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
s..,... ,., { No aass J L., - -, :
the sidewalks CaIiope street, so as TO cores
pond with the rights Of the New Orleans, Jackson
Great Northern Railroad Company as acquired by pur.
chase aud stipulation with the city.
[5ignedl GERARD sTITH
Prssiden. pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl Il J. LUGESBUHE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
5ylt [signedl JOHN q LEWIS. Mayor.
p.,.,.,,gr grs., :, No 22sa ]
tion after ten days notice III the official JOURNAL the
highest bidder the dredge boat with the machinery
etc, belonging to the cly and NOW lying the FAT
boat basin.
fsignedl GERARD srITH,
Prssidentp pro. term Board Asststant Aidermen
(6iguedI j. JaLUGENBUHL,
q. s... President Board Of Aldermen
iyl4 [signeal JOHN L. LEWIS, .Msyor.
T No 22ss
Resolred, That permission he and is hereby granted
10 F. hotz 10 continue his eamphene factory EiEpiIe
street, Third District, the same 10 remain during the
pleasure ofthe Common Council
ii.
President pro. tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
faignedl) J. J. LUGENBUHL,
President Beard of Aldermen.
jy14 fsignsdf JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
Reso!ued, That the Comptroller warrant on the
Treasurer in favor Of John Forshee, Coroner the
of one thousa nd two hundred and hirly.one dol
lars iS231 being for nquests held in the months of
February, March and April, 1855 as follows:
Number of inqnesls for February, where
said inquests were necessary-H, at
Sl7..s... S238. 4
Number of inquests charged in February !
deaths from natural causes-3B, al
$5...t..-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1SO
s4ls 90
Number OF inquests for March--wheh :
necessary--l6, at St7................ s2s5
Number of inquests In Match-natufal -
eauses-2s, at S5.-.......-....,-...r 149 5s
Number Of inquests in April--when me-
cessary-l4, al Sl7. s23s
Number of inques,s In Aprif-natural
- AIS 90
Total, one thousand two hundred and thirty
one dollars .s1231 60
The above amount shall only be paid on condliiots
thai the shall be eonsde ed in full for pa yent
Of bills for moHths above stated w.. =
President pro. tenn Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
..~ T5igned] J. J. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
jyM [signsdJ JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor.
ii No. .2so0.
Resolpei That The Chief of Police be and he is.
hereby authorized to have prepared The necessary.
number of poisoned sausages TO be distributed ste
different policemen of The city, be given all dogs
that may be fouad at large in the city; provided said
expense shall not exceed three hundred dollars; and
the Comptroller is hereby authorized warrant on The
Treasurer for such amount as aforesaid.
[sgnedJ GERARD STITH,
President pro. tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl J. LuGENBUHL, "a
r President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 1a, 1856.
r.,
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NNTAS brought to the City Police Jail the Sd day
Wv of July, the light negro boy JACK is feet 7h
inches high about 40 years old Says he belongs Go MI
Rigsnds brokyard at Pensacola Fa The owner is re-
uussted to call and claim said slave according to law
q. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jail
New Orleans July 10, 1856 Jyll I'm
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ARD OIL-lSu hbls G.,rsct. brands, for sale
f,is by JOSEPH LANDS 8 CO.'S Tehouaiiaulas 81
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-5' | No. 2295 ] - res
Resolved That the Street Commissioner and all the
police officers of the city be and they are hereby
ihozsd and required execute and enforce all orders
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-7 ( No 230l /
Resolved That the City Surveyor be- and he is hereby
authorized issue certificate IN favor of Stanley
McConkey for the of one hundred and ninety-ont
-i0O dollars, $l9l 7l-f1u) being in full for amount
damages sustained by them through of the Ma.
tionaI Telegraph Company, IN transmitting order to
them for furnishing cast non bridge plates for The city
[Signed] GERARD sTITH,
President pro. tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned1 J. J LUGENBUHL,
.sl President Board of Aldermen
Approved July Ia, 1855.
iyl4 ISignedl JOHN L LEWIs Mavnr "
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q ARD OIL --l50 bbls choice, for sale by .,=3
IA nyso JOSEPH LANDS 1 CO.. asTehoupi.oaas s,
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VTAS brought to the Police JAIL in the Second Dis
VNEtrict, the 18th INST, the negro boy JAMEa
CLARK Ia about feet 5a inches, and about 10 to 80
old, has teeth gray hair and apparent mark
Says be belongs to Mr. Brooks living Gsrrolton The
ID requested to call and claim said boy according
to law. 4. BLANCHARD, it
Keeper City Police Jsh
New oYiesns June 20. 1885 je2 I'm
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JOS sEPH Fly,
SO CAMP STREET, 20
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND

FINN WALCHES, JEWELKY, KIGH FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS, =
70 Camp street under he Ciiy Hotel Neo orieans
Purchassrs 10 his VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
imRortea ana eonstaaiy supplied foughont the
and variety. -
BRUSHES0f description, Of his at The
lowest Northern fsc,ory prices.
TOILET Peramery Hair Oil, Pin. Poma
tnm, Fancy Soaps, etc.
FINE FANS PURSES
together with endes or every
style and shape, and at unusually low prces,
GUNS PISTOLS Colts REVOLVING Pistols
Scissors RaEo Life Psaerves Fishing Reels Tackle, Of
every variety, to suit the most determined angler
WATc HE'S, JEW ELRY, etc.
The stock this line consisting of the T.
and Tta Joseph johnson with fine
gswelJy have been selected with
ROBERTS, fer in the business and
offered purchasers. ~ y
Every aeie warranted money
Watches Jewelrs etc, carefully Repaired and warranted