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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24

To the GIRLi.--Strs. Swisslicm says "Phe
secret sou dare not tcA you. mother is dan
gerous secret, orc that will belikely to bring
you sorrow" --..l,-.-.
To THE BOYS Married men are greatly
preferred to single ones for responsible positions
in banks and other financial institutions, and
command highter salaries,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24

\ merchant, not over conyervmt with gees
graphy, on hearing that o,c Of his vessels waa
in jeopardy, cxclaimeds
Jeopardy, jeopardy, where's that:'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24

IN the tenth century, to cat cut Of the sans
plate, and drink out of the same emp, was con
sidered mark of gallantry and the best posi-
bic attention. between a lady and gestlenan.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24

I3ealtlr ahEe sah give US zess;
an who feel its powers are blest a.
Tie i'selfthe hearts ono treasure.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24

Always take the part Of an absent person who
is censured in company, 30 far as. truth and
propriety will allow.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24
s,oeean likea g,rieu2 Resnpsc j.

Some time ago, the clerk Of one 81 tie chap.
els of Birmingham, previous, to tue conmeneys5 g
ment of the service, dirtied his hands, by put
ting some Goals on the FIRE, and, ,uncopsciously
rubbing his face, besnearcd it 8, as to resemble
the sons of Vulcan, He turned into the reading
desk, where he llattiray a.tracte'l MUCK ,atteps
ton, which WAS considerably increased when ls
gave the first line Of his hymn. Behold liS:
brightness Of my face" The congFegaion could
no longer hold their gravity, aud au Involuntary
laugh burst from every corner ofthe chapel Is. j
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24

If negro be named Smith, does it follow
that he should be put aowp j. the sensus as%
HacksmHb2
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24
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Grx..-Ii lie thu, IS iisinn5ccni, my xcll'be t5n

= . -
GEx..-Els that isinnbccni, IS MY xcl'be t5h :
fdent. - .f..,.3 -
Where no law is, there is r:d tftn<ss.siy1
lie that is not above'sn injury, is Oclo'tai''n-
sell; - 49, os% q
The defending of bad-rause, is worsetbaii
the cause itself. ~. - -. ~ ..Eas2
Laws are like spiders wells, wl,irh sstchstRe
small flies buslet the great ones break tlrofgl!;.
Nothing So much, engages the 4atfeetionsesf
men, as handsome address aud graceful c'll-
vcrsation. -. - y',s Il .z-s,t@,ls ss.ta' s.'i-
Why is tl,e,oeean likea grisu2 Resausci 10
bears carrfnts 5-s, z,2,, 80
BE virtruus aud honest. i;i9f =. ~ @..a'l
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24

When lis not in our power to repay it.
[FEANKLlS.
Gratitu l.. is paia:ul pleasure, felt aud ca
pressed by hone blt Eobe souls. Such are
pained, bccluSe misfortune places them under
the stern necessity Of receiving favors from the
benevolent, who are, as the world would say,
under 10 obligations to beslow thcm-Iree-will
offerings, made by generous hearts, to smooth
tn" rough path, and vi ipc away the tears Of 4
fsllawbeiug. They derive Il pleasure from tue
enjoyment Of the b,'uehls bestowed, which is
rendered more exquisite, by the reflection, that
there are those III the world, who can feel and
appreciate the woes of Others AID lend Il willing
hand to help them oat Of the dilcli--thosc who
are not WRAPPED up III the cucooa Of selfish ava
rice, who live only for themselves, and. die for
the devil. This :lcasure is father rcfu"l, b. Il
knowledge Of the happiness enjoyed by The
person whose benevolcuc%. dictated the mi;.f, i'll
the contemplation Of duty performed, imposed
by angiFcE philanthropy, guided by motives,
pure as heaven. The worthy recipient feels
deeply The oLlg gatons under whiclIhc is placed
no time eau ob!itcrate them frsm lis nlcInorY,
no Statute Of Limitation bars The payment; the
moment nmanS and opportunity are within III;
power, the debt is ioyHaIIy liquilatcd, and this
very act gives fresh igor to his loas.c'leliahed
gratitul".
Is Nothing tenders tie heait, and "opens the
gushing fountain Of love, more than the exercise
os gratitude. Like the showers of spring, that
cause flowers to RS. from seeds that have long
AN dormant, tears of gratitude awaken plea
>nrble Sensations, unknown to those who have
been iorcal from the sunshine Of prosperity, in.
to the coll shade Of adversely, where 10 warmth
is felt but that Of benevolsncr-no light cnjpyed,
but that of charity; unless it shall he the
warmth and light communicated from Heaven
10 The sincerely pious, who alone are prepared
to meet, with calm Submission, the keen and
Chilling winds Of misfortune, and who, above all
others, exercise the virtue Of gratitude, in the
full perfection Of its native bcauty.--P,ube.
-.-<-<z.s.-.-----
BOYS READ THE FolLywlSG.--Wr clip from
IN exchange, the following noble answer efa
boy:
why did you not poke. some OF those
pears ," said one boy 10 another; nobody was
there to see"
"Yes there waS--I WAS there to see myself;
aud don't ever mean to see myself ~ a .ncau
thing"
Ponder that, young readers. Never see your
self do mean or dishonest thing. Under all
circumstances, maintain your sefrespeet, and
keep clear conscience Your cannot have
worse companion than the ever.prcsent relnem-
brance of Il bad action.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24

Coon ADVICE TO oMAS.-Tlust hot to
uncertain riches but prepare yourself for every
emergency in life. Learn 10 work and not be
dependent upon servants to make your bread (:
sweep your floor and darn your own stockings
Above all things do not es ecn too lightly those
honorable young men who sustain themselves
and their aged parents by the work Of their
own hands, VIII lie you care for, and receive into
your company those lazy popinjavs who never
lift finger to help themselves So long as they
can keep body and soul together and get suf-
fiicicut to live i'll fashion, If YOU are wise you
will look at this subject as we do, and when you
are old enough to become wives you will prefer
the honest mechanic, without cent to com
meuce life to the fashionable loaicr, With carl-
tai often thousand dollars. "''
Whenever we hcm remarked. "Such Z :ady
has nlarrisd fortune" VIC slwaya. trcrnbie Tor
her PROSPERITY. Riches lett TO children 81 wealthy
parents often turn cn,se instead OF 4 blessing.
Young women remember iiis and Instead Of
sounding the purse Of your lcvera and cxatniu.
ing the cut Of their coat, look into ther habits
and hearts. Mark if,hor lave trades and can
depend ON themselves see If they have niuds
which will lead them to look above butterfly
existence. Talk not Of the Lcautil'al white skin
and soft delicious hand--tlIe spleDdi,l form and
fine appearance OF the young gentleman. Let
not these considerations thrniIa. your tEcu., hts.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-04-24
Unique Quotations

Such of our readers Us are fond of the traus-
cendenta may admire the following, which we
tske from an old English novel: >, ...n ....-
Our hero then touching his LIFT land to the
shoulder Of his horse, he rose rtrpcndiclilafly
like pyramid Of fire and again descended On
his Seat as il tlake of snow on 4 ri'se t;rid Tie
then touched his white wand 10 tie neck of lis
| steed,wlo Instantly noua tho air !ik, wing
cd Pegasus. while tho Duchess cried Out think
| ing her Harry gone mau; but he returned as
composed as aSthough he Were seated OF Il bed oi
cotton.
"Happiuess is sweetiy tlesiiug; it is tot to be
measured by time; it has 10 rules to mark or
distinguish the periods; it skins upon eagles,
wings or rests upon down.
IA smile, as expression, will tell Il history {:
there are years OF association III it long years of
memory and their shadows. .-.-@.r -.
"A writer has compared worldly friendships
to Our shadows, and 4 better COMPARISON was
never made for while we walk in the sunshine it
sticks to us but the moment VIC cu,er the shade it
deserts US.
"The purest meta! is produced from the, hot
test furnace, and the brightest thunder.bolt from
the darkest Storm"
'IU imagine that mere beauty is sufficient 10
keep the marriage bond unbroEeu without heart
aud intellect, which alone can knit it firmly to-
gether, is to attempt wearing a garland Of dow'
ers without their stones"
No one can improve in company for which
he has not respect enough to he under some re.
strant"
"a good education is better safe guard for
liberty than standing army or severe laws"
"ln Your language be plain, colnely, honest,
natural, clear, short and sentcntious."
"Deliberate with caution, but act with decision
and yield with graciousncss or oppose with firm
ness"
"Brave actions arc the substance Of life, and
good sayings the ornament ofit:"
"The trials of life are the tests Which ascertain
'how much gold there is iu U.s."
''Oue to-day is worth two Tomorrow"
"Innocencc is Il flower which withers when
touched but blooms not again though watered
by tears"
Youth writes its hopes upon the sand and
age advances like the Sea, and washes them all
out p .a-
Profit is the crown uf labor" -. ..a.
"For to be lowly born, if not base boru, de-
tracts not from the bounty of naturas
freedom. or an honest birth. Mobility claimed
by the right Of blood shows simply our aHces-
tors deserved what We inherit"
"Laziness travels so slowly that poverty soon
overtakcs her."
"AA old maid is an odd boot, Of no Use with
cut its fellow
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Gratitude.
To generous minds,

The heaviest debt is tia: Of gratitude,
When lis not in our power to repay it.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24
DALI Y CRESCENT.
S 4 sl.s LFsom shs Kaiefssbosksr fsr
AUTUMN IH THE HILLS.

dOTUAN IN THE HILLS.
Time ison tbs sutunn 5sIisw,
Short viii BE- the GOLDEN days,
Bad and short the glory mellow
0f the calm October haze.
Paint for me tbs glory dying.
sFift must ply the psnciT oD1d
That would seize the spierdors fssina 81.
s Ger the sutumn's cloth of gold.
Up the rugsed.edgsd horizon, 2 'ses3s
Catch the changes ~ they Creep g
In chroinstic ridges rising
From the valley shadows deep.
PnrpIe-mantled SITS the mountain,
Cushioned on the yellow vsle Y.
Siiver-stemmed beside the fountain
CLEANS the lamp ofthe birch-tree pale. (
Througb the golden, inazy reaches
Radiant bars Of sun-light come, ~;
slanting down among the beecsies,
Where the wood-grouse rolls his drum.
In the trembling light the spruces
Wayer on the hill, sides oid, vs.. 81 4
Revellers In the velvet rsiment,
0Tsriaid with larshen gold.
oh Hike dreaming Is the cleaning isi
OF the sutumn-tinted hills Z
bketchsr. darker grows their besming,
v nlis shy hand the picture fills.;z Z
Pacing Ii the sutumn yellow, " ,s s. a, z
Short will be the golden days
or the Indian Summer mellow.
And the bright October haze.
For the wild d-fowl's trumpet ringing, 4
Overhead the silence breaks, :
Bee the phalApx southward .wiDgine 4
From the marshy northern lakes. j
Clouds are curling. smoke Is whiting,
Rain 10 in the driving racks r a 9.s e Z.
Comes hand the dsad leaves hurifpg,
Dreary days ars on cnr tracks. = Ss,r.
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SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER "a, 1856.
OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
3CoMpTR0LLER's OFFICE,
: City Of New Orleans, November q, 1866

u L
City Of New Orleans, November "a, 1866.
50. - y ta9Yg s 4 No 4i8 W
AZ ORDINANCE concerning the Markets, and provid-
Ths Common Council Of the city 81 New Orleans or.
aains sSfoilows; ~ s IS a N
On .hefIss Monday Of December in each year, the
~ ths cnce the collection Of the revenue Of the Mar
ks.s of one year He shall give ten days notice the
s% ganess q the city Of the day and hour at which
:, President Board Of Assstant Aldermen.
tSigned1 WIN. g. o. CLAIBORNE, ~
Pres dent Board of Aldermen.
Approved 10th Ncyem5er. 1852. q =
tsigaed) 4, D. CR0ssMAE, Mayor
IL ordained That ossiaases aI asss NJ as
Markets, be amended 30 as to read as follows:
Art = The farmers o. lesssss shs immediately after
promioy notes for the balance endorsed to the aats
IactIon o. the Rinance Committee payable from the first
ans sn .aa one snsss M
lessee refuse or neglect to furnish the twelfth III
and bis notes aforesaid the Comptroller Is author
zed TO Cause adjudication to be made forthwith
Ior me seceunt and risk Of said farmer or lessee.
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen &
g fsgned) j. J. LUGEEBUHL,
Approved November 29th 1864
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
NOTICE is hereby given, that ON MO NDAY, the Sd
will sdjudcate at my office, at l2 o'clock
ne 70 81 Comptroller.
IL - coMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
.Eseg City Of New Orleans, May 4, 1856.
Rssolsed That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorzed and required to give notice. standing
yertisement in the official Journal that in accordsncs
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved
March S0 1854 the Council will pay any bill against
the City unees contracted under authority an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to- " [Signed] E. L.fTRAGY, 5s A
President Board of Assistant Aldermen. a
[SgnedI Il, II. PLACE,
I, President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 2s, 1856 8s-
IN Es [sgnedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor, b
The attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the
public respectfully called to the foregoing resouton
t8es8a Bs ssssssfs - o. DE BUYH,
my19H Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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sms8 4e, No. 2450. -
Rescued, That the owner or owners of the Cotton
Pickery situated on Claiborne street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets, west side be and hereby
required 10 have said Cotton Pickery repaired and
made tire proof and is hereby made The duty of the
Street Commissioner 70 noiify said occupant
to repair the same Thin ten days from the service
said notice, and in default of said repairs being made
10 his Satisfaction he shall close the said Cotton Pick
cry until This resolution shall have been complied
with; and in of refusal 10 comply with the re-
quirements of this ordinance, he shall be liable 10 fine
building shall renl Without said pairs being made
recoverable before Court of competent jurisdiction
for the benefit of The city.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISgnedl J.. j. LUGENBUHL,
E. President Beard Of Aldermen.
Approved November 23, 1866.
na4 [sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Rssolred, That the Street Commissioner be author
lied 10 place plank crossings al the of Foucher
and Poyfarre streets, provided the cost shall not
ceed fifteen dollars. slass
4 tSignedI u, L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl ~ IL. LUGENBUHL.
Approved November %, 1856. a..
ana Isignsdl JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor.
No 2452.
Rssolved, That joint committee of three from each
Board OF Inc Common Council be appointed TO recon-
mend suitable and permanent memorial of the late
SamuelJ. Peters. l
Al $@ [Signed] Z. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. j. LUbENBUHL,
Z President Board of Aldermen.
Approved November 2s, 1865 .5 - 4.
MA fsisnedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
I'll H4S 4 No.. 2453 g
Resolved, That the of fourteen hundred and sew
eniy "a 100 dollars be- and the is hereby 8ppro
prated for the payment of the bills of the City Work
House for provisions and materials for the month of
August, 1855.
lSignedl b. III TRACY
AZ President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
(Signed] j. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November 23, 1866.
n24 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
2s5z [ No. 2454 49, IA. s5sl
Resotped That permission be and is hereby granted
to George Purvis TO small engine on his
properly corner Clio and Nayades streets, First Dis
rict, to remain during the pleasure of the Common
[signedl E. L. TRACY,
s.s5 President B Board of Assistant Aldermen
t tSlgned] j. J. .LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved November %, 1856. - 8 -
Lsignedl JNo. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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#57 Estate OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New orlesns,
hat the as.h March, 1856 before mo- the
ynsitts OF the Psac
sonay appeared Charles Presdent and n
ary, The Louana Mutual Company reans
scIn according to sbnys
ssounts are n and Transcript from the boeEa
ehs sa'o sonipany. CEiARLES BRIGGS. Praeidept. y
- ~ IA. 2. JANvIER, Secretary.
S"orhho and subscribed before sh
-, C. v. JoNTE, ~
on the ending March is NJ
next ~ ' ise Wy oi sals
The Company aganst the psris Of the
rvers and damage curreut raes Of
oeee, southeast Corner Of Camp and Eatche. aests.
4 =t CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
. ,.Sy,rn A. CARRIERE, ,Vice Prssidsn,.
New Orleans, March ~, lS5b.
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LITTLE RooE AND NApolEos RArLRoAp, The
Napoleon (Ark. } Sentinel says the work on the
line Of this road is rapidly progressing, and that
before December, thirty miles will be cleared
and grubbed, and the grading going on over
twenty miles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

ENT AS brought to the First District Pound on Dry
wv sdes street, between Julia and Girod Streets
estrays-
One white she Goat, with wattles. 5er al
One she Goat dark yellow body, white belly.
One white she Goat, right horn turned down the
ear fsA-,,5=5 ''3-- q tsts
One white che Goat 4s
One she Goat, white body, yellow on the head, right
ear cropped. e
One white she Goat, without horns.
Which, If clamed within ten days. and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold OF public auction, said pound
ON MONDAY, the 26th day Of November, 1856, at 10
A. M. ag sk4a5G - =
AUG s. PHELPS, Street Commissioners.
F New Orleans, Nor. ID, 1885, gs III s.7i
III etc conduit depot des epaves du Premier Dis
trct, rue DryRdee, entire les rues Julie ct Girod,
comme epaves- - H-2s
Une Chevre blanche, ayant les barbes 4
Une Ghevre, le corps jaune brun, 10 ventre blanc.
Une Cheyre blanche la corne drote peuchse eEriere
par dessus Foreile. go - szi-*7
I Une Cheyre blanche.
Uns oheyre e corps blanc du aune Ia tete poreille
droite ecourtes #9ll .. s4ts5s4s
Une Ghevre blanche aans cornes. ..7sz
81 eles ne sont pas recames dams dix jours ct les
depenses payees eles seront Vendues renchers pub
que au dit depot LuNDI, 10 20 Novembre, 1855, 10
heures, A. NJ.
@ -s. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Ii7s,4s Commissaire des Rues.
NouYelle Oreans le IA Nov, 1856 no15 20 %
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Police Jail, Second District.
VETAs brought TO the City Police Jail, on the 18th
wv November, 1854 the negro boy SAM is feet 2
inches aged about years Says belongs to Mr Daniel
shoty, living in Livingston parish La. The is
.quested to cali and claim said slave. IS
i Il. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, Oct. 2, 1866. zz o3 oaw3m
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|A EW ORLEANS, 0PE- - pzsE ElssHss5sss7Y3
" LousA5 AND GREAT WEST 49, Vs.
TT7 77sl4sz# ERA RAtLROAf.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
This Road freight from Arra
Tgerslie tho Bayou Black sxtyr railea,
PASSENGER TRAINS .7 ms -.
Leave tne pepo AZ Aigiefs every das $3.50 A NJ
Il. !. srena every day at.......,..... $40 A. NJ
RETURNING, : - -
Leave 1igersie. p NJ
Arrive At sretnh p M
AZ hi8esss.- .4:S0 p M.
r sser Bss Bs viii Win i 20
foo Of ST. Ann street morning at O'Clock preesey
Freigt viii be received Tigerv
the Company the wharf ths foot Of ST. every day
until O'clock r Nj An bs paid by the shippers
freight tohe delivered at all other Stations than
mnnhe Racaand onrchs Croasne Terrebonns Tgerye
ths hs % Ss says Ass9s
tom TO be had application at the office the Company
o2s -. A. y sE0Eks Vice President.
NEW YORK asIIna.S AND IlsRIE ERIE Elas5s En- an sssSs
On SUNDAYS, only ons Ezarsss Train, u.
On and after Monday May &h 1855 further
y1:-- elf5Na5E = - - ~-'
puEKIRK DUNK n EXPRESS PR m@ ats " for Dunkirk.
MAIL At B5 A. NJ for Dunklrk Buffalo, and Intermediate
by this train will reman night osweEo
and proceed the next aNming. ga7 =
btrset via PiermoDt, for susrns and stations.
WAY PASsEsokR at r. NJ, for Nswburgh and otisvle,
MOTT EXPRESS, Al tsoP NJ for Dunkirt and Buffalo.
at p H. for sankirk Buffalo, intermediate
way EXPRESS. DuaEirk and Buffalo, aud inter
Theme Express Trains wth he Eara and Mia
fnHs haoad Tor Nara allsj at buffalo nnnkrk
me Lake Shore Railroad for CLEVELAND cncnha Toledo Detroit
Lake Erie. VI, 78-EH " So - - =
: mss,sf .. c. niocALLuM General snpertntenaant.
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VNTAs brought to the City Police Jail. on the llth
wv inst, the negro boy JULES is feet @ inches
high has all his front teeth out Is about 20
years old Says he bsonge to Mr.. Joseph Alice living
Bayou Paquemine, near Indian village. The owner Is
requested call and claim said slave according to law
New Orleans. Nov. IL, 1866. Fes55a {s4a.45st
nols l5t b. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
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n Z etc conduit au Depot des e'paves du Premier
IL District Dryades entire les rues julie and Girod
CONNIE epaves-
une cheve aune pale ayaut Poriee gsuche endue deux
s entailles l'oreille aroite, III ~. san s77i tx
Une Chevre noire ayant lie poll long and les barbes
Une Chevre girls aune ayant du blanc 'front.' 10 cote
droit ct le ventre blsncs.
Une Cheyre brune ayant rae noe au dos ysntre
blanc, and les barbes.
Deux oheyres banche Pune de'eles aysnt des taches
noire5
Une Cheyre janne brun. 4Sq QA A
uns Ghevrs syant IA tete 10 ct les epaules noirs
cr0upe blanche. Y sa5s y
Une Chevre blanche, ayant les barbes al = a:
Une Chsyre blanche, ayant du noir su cou
81 ees sont pas reclamess dix ours ct les de-
penses payes, eles seront vendues penehere pubque
au dit depot, SAMEDI, le Ter Decembre, 1865, q 10
heures A. NJ. AUG. 5. PHELPS,
Et Comlnissaire dss Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans, 1e 20 Nov. 1856 M rs d1
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u. sfates Tri-yYeekly Mail Line.

EyOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY -
Y. U;s. MAIL LINE.-wu,er A.rAugensn..
The did lew pressure packet CUBA Ss2Sx
A. Hsin master; FLORIDA g. ,. Frss. master.
trade with sepeSior
she Lake end o. the Poncnan Railroad daily on Inc
fvslof ,hs o'clock p NJ. Retunng
Monday and Thuraday evenings r -
CABIN Fare 70 Mobile.
RI aEDDEs, Agent sit IL Bark Place.
( New OrleauH, Npvem ber |, 1885, nos
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gpoRT HUDSON AND WATER

GIotp hAviGg been thoroughly oseraped
and newly painted, h
leaving New 0rieans every FRIDAY, O'Clock A. NJ and
every MONDAY, At e'clcck p NJ. = - = =
t Thp ATOsA will freight
Thurday FOR MI tbe Coast Donsdsor onla P
Baton Rouge L5bie Stor Badson Waterloo
all landings having
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

The Fourth District Pound
TEAYING been destroyed by fire, has been REMOVED
to the side Of jackson street, between Laurel
and Constance formerly Live Oak) Streets
New Orleans, Nov 81, 1866 s.
no22 ST. f3f' AUG. 8 PHELPS. =