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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
Tbe L,ouor law m Mas.nchu.e,,..

Tie Boston iGrelier OF the 2sth nst says-lt IL init
mated that the manufacturers OF liquor will refuse
sell to the State agent and that he the only legally
stituted dealer Will find IL dculs II not impossible, to
obtain tie uppy requisite to meet the demands Of his
customers particularly the Law forbids the trans
pcrtstioD OF bqror which be might purchase In other
vsJspte.
hnd in another case what Ia 20 be done? manuiac-
urr Of uI purchases In New orb the raw whsh ey
rtn which u Ia made. How Ia he, under The law, 70
supply himself with the necessary mater alf Must the
Law yield to his case, must be rsnqrish his bust
netaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

The story about the Rev. Mr. Chase, Of Brunswick,
p.sr rroy csrryipg Of another mans wife, after having
,oS ard In various shapes turns OUT
after s 10 be true II seems that h's sn daughter,
no foppd Il impossible TO live with her vi behavei has
ssnS appealed 10 her father for protection Who wish
true Jcndpess for his osprWg took hef from
her house. and gave her ssylun under his
roof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

The CONFIDENCE" MAN.-Tae two confidence
again. The $40 bull the Green wich sank, New York,
which they offered at the Eagle Hotel and the railroad
pIe,ensd ny officer Chambsrbn at the Greenwich Bank,
and pIop oubced good The prisoners were accordingly
chs rae'.r Of these ndiVduas a. estimated from their
consuct and the inspection Of their baggage to say
ing Of the roll Of counter.e bills picked up in the
Berien Tor Brien, he writes his pame called
this after his reease from jail and de-
publish the fact that he had been released
fer want Ct ground on which to detaia hum. He also
said that be innocent Of any design TO- pass ceun
terteit oDey that implements for lock picking were
1and upon him that ne knew morning 2, sa.on' ana
stated that he had tried TO be an honest man since his
release from the State prison. and that ths publication
his would forever mplcate HIM with criminals
in the public estimation-that he had been rendered
desperate and would have committed suicide yesterday
line Of the pathetic while he was In our osise M
the United States Hotel In aud present.
60 to him bin Of sio e2 for board eootr.cted BY him
In avoiding the payment Brien ignored Il, but the
Of officer restored his memory and be paid the
money Brisn and Barton went of in the train TO-
day for New York They met st the depot and are evil
IDENTITY acccmpces Bren ths day before his arrest
and lcdsm.nt IN jail had called at the jail and tried
hard 70 Obtain an interview with John Lowrey, who,
viii Rqtert F. Williams there 10 ondnenspt for
pcths pockets recent circus exhibition. hrisn 10
glars sese .ne very ssok likely not ' hi.
rue character been discovered regularly planned at
smpt at burglary would have bevn made in this city.
We have seen the skeleton keys nipper, pocket screw
oIver,, &c, which were found on these tro fellows.
They comprise the latest inventions in burglars tool
sno are rather inseniousy contrivsd Brsn Is gccd
locking man. and Of very plausible conversation and the
possor q an extraordinary amount Of cool assuranss
unh ufbrg effroptery. We hays Letter written ~
Irtn just after bis arrest and directed William H.
hcrrion Eco Matchmaker ano jeweler, No. 2e1 epring
street New York OF whom the writer clsimsto nave Dor
$50 nclucing this $40 bill the bsn..
In the letter be implorss Morrisors assstsn;e-tens
HIM 10 leave business and al other consideraons Ior
him In His oil. NINA Brien also bad nnmoer " lneo
passes ever Dads, made out In bis favor as Asns.
liant EDITOR OF the NEW YORK HERALD"--D brsn. VI
course the rsroso ofcers bad been 6tcsved The Hs-
Rim foks never sav Brfen thousb they express de-
s-e 10 Iook at the Hartford TINES Nay rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
Political InfeIlIgencea

An address has been ss to democratic voters
OF the First district of Alabama which
contains hsckneyed retrospect Of democratic principles
and democratic victories, with few words Of warning
to the faithful to beware Of Americanism II says this
new illusion exhibits deadly and malignant hatred to
the South "lt has expelled the gallant Dodge from his
seat and has driven shelde from the Senate 1t has
turned to occupy seats in the American Sen ate-Wson
from Massachusetts Seward, from New York; Fessen-
den, from Maine; Durkee, from Wsconsinand proposes
the renegade, buioon and abolitonist Hale, from New
Hampshre " James A. Stallworth of Mobile, Is the
democratic candidate for Congress in the above district
meeting of all parties, for the purpose Of uniting
the South against Northern aggression, was held in
Columbus, Ga the Goth inst. The cali of the meet
ing says Whereas the history of the past has
WINGED us that we whose interest and affection attach
10 tie South have nothing to hope but everything to
fear al tle hands Of the political Organizations Of the
States from the spirit Of abolitionism
which peryates and controls all Of them and whereas,
the action Of these States upon the question of slavery
concpsvely shows that large majority Of the people
Il erect actuated BY common sentiment Of hos
tty to the Institutions OF the South; and whereas,
the gallant band Of patriots wi him those States who
friencs to the South and faithful to the constitution,
and whom remember with gratitude, have been
routed, disbanded, and almost Rnnhilated-we believe
ire EFFICIENCY imperativsly requires TO be people
and enc party
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ARREST OF AN ENGLISH LITER AIRY CHARACTER
Pierce, he styles himsele-an Englishman Of about
forty five, possessed of great vouoiisy Of speech
@ 81 T POI
it app,sr has been city for several months and
has been IN the habit of addressing letters 10 several of
cstipguished citizens, importung them to assist
HIM in bis msforsupes. From many he has obtained
small sums OF MONEY though he elaine thst his letters
rays applications to Mr. Weed OF the Journal and Mr..
Lacy Of the Register for situation reporter or obi
of years been para reporter for one
OF the first Journals in England, and tor sevsral years
Argus as also that of leading commercial paper in
Manchester, Englsnd. Pierce. who il evidently strongly
Article on s Desyan %
eeivir for his labor the nggardly pttapce of two dol
ais He speats ensrgeticaly of several prominent and
wall known phanthropic citizens, AMI ooAsts In q most
Isncoquent strain Ct the royal blood that courses
b,opgh his veins, and highly indignant to think
that Epgst man Of bis preteasions aad Importance
Sat homs should be arrested in this counery-thts
bread land Of nberty--for the crime OF vagrancy in
merely soliciting assistance, which rendered him in
all caies the kndest and most courteous manner"
AZ he pirates continually OF his blood we subon state
msnt Of bis geanology as given TO Justice Parsons:
querors named after the Jersey amly-is related to
ills cousin OF the present Earl OF JERSEYS SOC Of
Capt Thomas Pierce, who lived to eighty years OF
age "God bless him'-was a midshipman the English
Navy-was board the shannon upon her capturing
the in the Genoa at Navarino in 1871
four years the west coast Of Afrca the soop-
ofwar Bssglswas in upwards Of twenty naval actions
LEFT the service In the latter part OF the year 1875
then went to Jamaica-has been in this country four
months-bas his fourth vile, but his thiri lawful
my present wife formerly my servant.
Police officer Franklin Smith, on saturday afternoon
had the placed in his hands for his arrest aud
went his residence Al Union street. for that purpose
Pier at home, and upon Smiths making his bust
Known requested the privilege o. shaving himself
this the officer allowed him to do but being long time
about It, smith went into the room in which =. had
gone, but he was non ssf-had flown, having jumped
out Of the sescnd story window. BE was re arrested
yesterday morning and taken to the Second DISTRICT sta
her
lance of the officer who had hum charge, and dashng
out Of the door, with desperation. He pursued
and finally captured
Pierce EVIDENTLY man who has seen better days,
though be IL, without doubt, bad character. His
ment above made contains that give
the to il and there stories told by those who
knew him In England going " show that he was twice in
trouble and paid the forfeiture NJ the governmental
PENAL colony, and that he fed his country this to
escape more serious charge-Aibany argus, Nay %.
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ENT AS brought TO tue Third District Pound No. 81
wv Elysian Fields, as esrays-
lwv white F-mae Goats one having nick in left ear
0ne blue or mols--coiored Eemale Goat
Que bsck Femste Goat. r1 u. .-,. va tsa 1-
One dark brown Bullock, three years old, branded on
the left thigh and on the left side with circle and
each ear spiit marked
One Gray Horse, fifteen hands high no visible brand
sore back. s4 uet -,8@
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction at said
pound, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant at O'Clock
p. NJ. n -.f AUG 8 PHELPS,
H-& W.. Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, August 16, 1856.
HI etc conduit Depo. 'desEpaves du Troisien,e
VI District, rus aes Champs klysees, No 81, CONNIE
ctHves--
Deuz GheFres blanches d'ses ayant uae entaile
lorele gauchs.
Due CneYrs bleue Gu girls sourfs
Un aureau de trois ans brpu fnnce etanps dams M
cerois, cote gauche la cuss gauehe les oreiees
teudues. ,-nS5s .
Un chevaI girls de Is hau de haus sans etanpe visible
lie dos malade g r. F#A r" @
81 les dts anmaux sont pas recames dams dix jnurs
ct les depensts -pAyes, liz vendus renchert
publique, an dit depot, MAkDI, lie rs da conrant "a
heufes P. NJ. AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Commiseaire des Rnes
Nouyele Orleans, Aout 16 1855. auis- % IS
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i nYspEpslA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR

~ BECKWIIH'b ARTLDYSPEPTIC PILLS, utter trial Of
twenty-five sustained by from the moa
United States admitted be the BEST ANTI
DYsPEPTC MEDICINE offered the public Price,
p More disposed Of
with
M the nub tso heretofore. The proprietor pledges
the SAE
AtlCAGY Il THEIR USE. II is needieac pubah certificates
but he Of them tsfyns the strongest language
Rt, Rev. W.
Assstpp Bishop freeman; Rev. Wm McPhseters
~ Raleish C Hon. f. Badger Senator q.
HIyD D. Noh Cnreins; Hon Judge Potter u s. Court;
Com rsenye Cal Hon. John Henderson, late u S. Senator
ah host Of similar perkonrges.
For NeWUrsans SynB G N Morrison, E. B. Wheel
tk u Kennedy Beach, a. Bnagh hndby Drasssts generally
senuinu signature JOHN bECh
WA g. Petersburg Va to whom all dealers viii please appy
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II tkI-W EEKLY LINE OF 80 "a ,ssssg.sFss.ssr
STAGES FROM CLINTON I'D Hs ltSsssAl

ID tkI-W EEkLY LINE OF sss5is "a -s.asg.s5FsF4s
E STAGES FROM CLINTON, 4S Iii ie
EAST FELICANA passing through GREEhSBURG AhiITE
CITY on the NEW ORLEANS and JACKSON RAILROAD.
There established shn Route I Weekly Line ages
leaving Am.e City Monday Wednesday and Friday
rival OF the @an Ner Orleans and reaching Clinton
the evening O'clock Returning wall
TuesdRy Thurs and ssusdaya O'Clock in she morning
arriving At Amite City in time the eFehng
oean By this rsgs peasenge will from oeaua Clin
ton the day. TINS miles
Stage The Sage Road beautiful unduag country
ing good natural road As Mail
Bag for the transmission Lees
ed a. the office o tue New orieapa Jackson Railroad
Crondes street. and will be 10 the Railroad every Monday
"Wednesday aud Friday o'clock In e ng, and
on Will be paid TO The proper delivery of and Pape
Ths fare through passengers from New Clinton
be Five Doars. Twill thus cheapest quc
and aatest route from Clinton to New Orleans.
aSJ E5. & r. e. HESLER Amite CITY,
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NUMBER I'LL.
0FFICTAL---OFFICIAL.

coMPfROLLERss OFFICE.l
City Of New oreaas, A ugust q, 1855. /
No 1859 J
Resotesd, That the CITY compiroller be, and bs ia
hereby requested to cause 10 be sold after hly days
notice III the ofhcla journal of he city The negroes
Mary, now confined the City Work -ao,seI aid
slave having been forfeited 10 the city In si 70 he
mhde for cash, and subject te appr6vai Of the Com
mon Council. ys4.ssf -Tl
[signedI GERARD STITH
President pro TEN. Board of assisa9ii Ai,ieImep.
tsiguedl JOHN GULBgRTs0S 's
President pro TEN. Board Of A.d.rmen
Approved Augusts, 1855.
[signedl JOHN +. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY ,ae
23d OF Sc pembs next, vii sdjndeate f,r ~ H. al
O'Clock, at the CIiy Wofk-house, the a. Owe s4vr
o. DgBEYG
au23 Id CGmFFo1.r-
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faiWIBLL \ AIrKIN, Gas F1rrEGs, No. l20
ssLECrROPATHY. --Er. J. s. A. FoRD,

Ds Pa anu A1erFill Of New sor,
practice
eiy services ns operator in ELhsfhleiI9 Once
90 GaIpndelo aeat
vitality
ihs ehei cause fha eeettby all
them
force ths py giving Of the th
power OF peyend all donDt 1t hefeos follows thai
M ariss consequence Of AMI ws4kening
me- governing eody other
orguu restored hualtay
a,rset appiration vtalzag of In
indicated EaGtrical batns will be
~ Rseepuou hours frem A. IL. 10 9 p M
~ Lazy operator. will, preferred, admnserso
adi,a iel
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coMPTRoLLKR'4 0FqfeEs,

G0MPTRoLLER's DEFfcEEI
Is. 1E City Of New OFltans. AugsGl 81, 4s.J5
No 2a5s
Resotoed, That the Comptroller L erei5 sGorz I'd "a
sell ate, i've days' noBce ia ie isHi,s JsaraHi lie
contract for furnishing thr yaf'ahs niaes @irestI-
uoneIy Tor he lefT q gr yea, ~ :eseuIiDt
No. l7t3, approved Juty {, igGf
+ tstsaedl ~ 6EhAKB sfrTH. 'S
ffSsideb, pro tea. Beard Of Asastaut sytIFlIigh.
[signedl EDg Il. HlkRLE 8 = G.
Approved August ii 1853.
8 lsisseel JOHN LEWIS, Msy6r
= Noteeis tefsty siyen tllas ag S;o ~, ,,ae a7's
INST, wf aIhi,eAe 5t lar oifce, ~ 9 e-e!eg * ~
the above Contract. g' b pt l{4gFS -
anSt Jt gasr.s 4as tAs a5a 4 H7 c iagnit,Fser
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sA hAlLhnAD i H. W. DIhLo ssa - -

u
time between Washugion and Circipuatl d hours.
THE BALTihloEE AND GHio RAILROAD. g Ia'n'ns0n'
having greatly mprovsd a Western cols ors
fullest inhneemen travellers between Washngon
H. portions Of the Wsst The Northwest and the souhwta
me connection oewss the trims from tbs
ss 5s ss a ~ EssS epg ss nas hs W
Baltimore TINS the only change between Washing
ton ard he OHIO river baggage checked Wheeling
the Washington staion Ichscked h
the . without nharge Tor hos eng through
points b on The connecting trains leave Washington daily
a. Nj ana AZ r NJ Gu Sundays At the lattsr hour oay.
At Wheeling direct with
ira Ohio kntroad rnuins Be Wheel
eam6dg ZanesTle and EsEar Columbus Thae
sandaak Raioad for sandlaky Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
AZ Columbus The c. TO- Railroad trains
q the Lte Miami RlToad 20 xsna cncinna Louisville,
a. Aeh yen Lutte a hairoad conneetioa formsd with the
cago, Rock Island, St. Louis, etc.
Paaange holding through Memphs vcksburg Nat
Cnannst to tbs Mail Steamers the Ohio Tickets
sie, Cairo and st Lous, sold by this ontc.
For C4eland and Cleveland Detroit
sold when She Ohio naysaple and
Wstsvlle, Gory me) where veland and
fitthenrg Ratiioad ia male
Travellers requested notice this the only route
aordng through tickets and checks ahingon the
great West The distance from Washington but $50
miles being about luO mics shorter than other
20 6ej coumoa S IS DAytou sls SOL Cinnna Sl6 Louae
airoad $ls s5, BY Cincinnati Sis; ndanapo
IT, 81 ss III TSsd9 sl5 so Detroit chago
leans, sSl, etc. = 't7-'z
Harpers Ferry Marnburg Berkeley Springs
passengers leave Warrington A. NJ M. For the
minor anons between Baltimore Wheeling take A. N
tfainirom Washington. '7 -
the Baltimore Anpspo etc sse aoees
Advertisement. = = - = e =
For further information through tickets apply to THos
JOHN H. DONE, .
Master Of Trsnsportation,s
lfnFA AaudFt hin alroaan nattt
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sbRANDY AND WHlSkY--100 quarter and
eighth casks ronee sandy 100 bbla aud hais bala Old
aonongshsla Whisky for sale by
ava JOSEPH llANpis g Cv,, " IahoppltoAlSlas.
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New Orleans August II, 1856.

IL etc conduit Depos des Epaves dn Second Dis
4 trict, rencoignure rue ste Anne ct Derbiguy
CONNIE epsVe--s - zl;st
Un Gheva alRsan fouce, denyron 15 tros uar,s
de haut, IL front blanc le pied dro e pied
pied gsuche de derrers hancs, Ia queue courte tro
pieds .eres. syant un Icon. etarnpp visible.
81 lie dit Uheral NEST pas reciae dams dig iours
les depenses payes il fenchere pubiique,
su dit depot JEUDI le % du cpurant, heures p H.
AUGS PHELPS fT
Ctmmssaire des Rues
Nouvelle Orleans le IL Aout, 1s55 tE aul3 1879
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aNASI GAS! GAS! aAs!-The subseriher

having the requisite psrniaaion from me Gaa Com
pany that hs now furnish and pnt ~
GAS style and At moderate rates
left bis tod stand ths Bras Foundry, No. as
b. Shs.leaaIeei, III sVltDl l1sl W
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n AKE.sHoRE PACKET srEaMrn &C. ,
RAILROAD TRAVELING.

TIL EW ORLEANS, oPE- f..Ss.s s,sst Eg,szssgsgys.1
ERN RAILRo6D.
: BU M MMER ARRANG N ENT
Passenses Train, daily to and from Laourehe crone Iaye
Agere ell O'clock A. NJ Loufche ococl
arrives o. Algisrs at 6 o'clock P. NJ. - w
SPECIAL TRAINS.
spseis Train will ieags Axers Saturday afternoon al
ocoo and returning Monday The Crng at
O'clock A. NJ arriving at Algera al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
evaty lay follows IfE = ~
70 pay9u aes AIemandes 25
ing Tram asops at oena for the accommodation
iel ~ A b. sEGER VIA prss5ar. 4
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NTEW ORLEANS J.oK. f.r... ~,

NI EW OhLEANS, JACK f,.SS tHg EIs5gsxssas
SON AND GREAT NORTHERN EtSa Es sss
pepo, on Csllops strss u cafa street,
tfAssEaeEg TRAN daily ss sr rom New osan
ana pAeh L@aye ths city al A, Mi reaches ORykn
ehyeE osyka Sa p reaches New orlssns NJ. Paassn
ger rsestyed az landed at nll intermediate stations
81 price. - -
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City Osyka Intermediate
stations every Tuesday, Ihursdhy and Saturday, M
Wednesday, ard Friday, at A. Al.
o. SUNDAYS EIccn TIC keie emitting holder to trip TO
oSEkA andb back, will be sold for Two Dollars
Saason Tickets issued, application, moderate price,
lei GEO. Ii. HAZLEHURsT Gen,'sup
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GREAT CENTRAL EX- f.sss f.sss ssy Essstssssaa::;ssl
VA PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE k 10 SE -

"a PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE AASSS S9sS
nom New Orleans 10 all points Narh and Ea1t
ILLIN oIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
summer Arrangement. 7s
Two Daily Trains from Cairo Chicago Cairo TO New
York. hfty houre. Fair. Thirty Dollars
will lind this most
bic Route in every respec,
Ahne Passsngr Steamer Orleans
for Cairo, connecting wi Illinois aena
aasQre ST. Paul. Council Baas important points on hs
Upper eNssisaipp ard Missouri rivsrs. Ila3 5F
Al The Illinois Central with the Michigan Central
New York, soson, hsdephis, Batisore
Aso from Chicago, b tie Now albany Railroad
Louisville, Cincinnati, and all pohs lndI&na oh
A.Ngara Fala with she Lake ontao Route
al Qaebec, haraogH Springs and the White
Thongh Tickets for all route purchased
al the tomPa6ys Office No. ~ ST. Charles street. ospos
Charles Hotel, hawOEiesns W. E. REDBtEG,
my7sp Agent rlhoia Central Railroad.
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Isispsdl JoLIx L. lgYIs, Mszss.
seeond District Eonod.

NM AS hongnt TO the sseopd Distet Pound. corner
wv OF St Al n and Derbiypy streets. estray-
One dark edrrtl Horse, aoout 1874 hands high white
face right fore foot and left foot shite rhott tai
With halter on three feet shed. brsnd visible
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penaes thereon paid, sill be sold at pubic auction at
said pound, on THURSDAY, 23d Instant Mt 10 O'Clock
A.. AUG. S. PHELPS,
gy4tE Street cmmissi0nsr
Nosv Oriaans Aupuet IT 1e66
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IA ELLltsu UtF ~ The LADIES al hAIr
NJ IA USUAL pRiCE.seliug stock reb
siee ant 5ks for Dresses, hchesl Of esd Silks al atye
tyv sroeaded Skan elegant coo quality Of Black aks
plain paideu wth Satin ran SnA ali shades Also szr
nich SILK Dessse with Embroidered tioances se Tissues
and Bareses ades Embroidered Rd evening Dessss VILE
Robes aud founees; adtes' Rich undeLhrs ae
new style lgsh petorn CUfsett Chem
aetts SesyeA and Collars IN G9pa Maltese ala ssn
oepnea Lace Ao acunet sws O0o Ladies and sse
lanihs Of tho elegant Gon, Satu hs
and Merno Ladies' style Cfoas and Hoods. Also,
Muslin anias nans Long Cioahs
erred Robes Hoods syle Shsw,
quality Shell Comp5 ades Fancy Purses
Monnaes, Dresng Cases. style; Rich Trimmings
Tor Coaks Aanta articles
sch Drsss Silks Gioakn Grape
broideres will half
wish Of Inc close his business sary this
eaaen the Europe hat Ladies
chase style OF sk for Dseass Grape shays Lnoiod
Cans street,
offer goods sale also otter hall e usual
Price or the Please No. ~
NAL STREET lIH d. Il. KEkGAF3 dss sm
fhsWlBILL u AlrKlN, GAS FrrTERs, No. l2o
n tomme strsss, under ns Gas oacs New oesas, a., 40
air. AIIkIN business % ioi
a,t ssvestasa end therefore has VI
~ Ali work me by will guaranteed, 9 :, ....
10 Merchaa Ho,el Proprstois will hnd to their adyan
tsge calling at the above object have ihs ofo's
lea3 H..
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TRANSPORTATION FROM CHARLES

H. TON, S. c. 10 MONTGOMERY ALAUntil further notice,
Ms feg Charleston, C Montgomery Ala, will
ba oloHs:
First cubic loot IS esats-beTes hats barnats furniture,
pfaage matches, light articles
caaB per lbs 81 40boxea and baie saddery,
d glass, paints pink root raifins
and BpIs in eaas, sugar. cot
ge cheese ad tobacco eaiher dry hides. tin copper
hopp machinery coils carriage springs
ais candes hsldwae gums noasea, oil,
Whine lead, liquor, creeReryi in crater and easks'
Ee inlorAton shipment goo via Charleston,
lterI6r Georgia, Tennessee aRd Alabama, be obtained
appteauon to HENRY Y0NGE
1 neHtrne
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New YORK sstI,aIs AND ERIE ls55 e.s asis;sss

M EW IUhh AND ERIE Es,ks ~ 30
I% RAILROAD. E4a2 n = - Yassgs$
On SUNDAYS, only ono Express TraiE, NJ =
On ard sitter Monday, May lssh notice pas
3inf t
DuEKIRR EXPRESS, at A. M, for Dunkuk..
BUFFALO EXPRESS, 1t a. M. for Buffato.
MAIL sB a. al Buffalo and
stations this might At
md proceed the morning.
HOCkLAND PAasESGE r. H., {rom tho Of Chamber
Htreet0 PisFmoDt leTn stations
way PASSED GER, at P. Nj for Hswbuigh and Oisyie
aud intermediate stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at $50 P. d. for Dankirk Buffalo.
EMlGRAhT, r. M for .unkik Buhso and intermediate
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WAY EXPRESS, 1870 p H. Dnnkitk Buffalo, and inter
msdi iste sationa.
These ExpIeps Trains Elmira Ema Mia
CARA Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls;
he Lake Shore Railroad for eeyelaud Toledo Detroit
lineage et and with hrsca spleudid Steamers for
Lake Erie.
If D. C, AIoChLLUM Gsnaral suno,tntspdant.