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EgY RAILROAD &c. I'D DIRECT Ga IN


Washington Wheeling ~ hours. Aunnug
time between Waahingon and Cincinnati 81 hoara.
Through rfE'aa fad r AGaAns'n
having greatly improved its Western offers the
all portions OF the West the Northwest aud the Southwest
The connection between the from and the ans
SsnsoD ssy Called shs miles
Baltimore the only change Of between Washing
the Washington station aud reehseked and transferred there with
tue pssseng) without charges for those holding through kss for
points beyond The connecting trans leave Washington daily
A. M. and Az P. M On Sundays at the latter hour only.
At Wheeling direct made with the trans the Gem
al Ohio Railroad nnng from BelaIe on tho Oho near Whee-
Newirk the Of the Newark, Maneld
sanduky Railroad, for sandusky Toledo Detroit Chicago ST.
Al Counbus The c. TO-
Of ths Little Miami Railroad 70 8snia, Cinnnat louisville etc
aim through DAYTON indianapolis Tsrre Hhpe Lafayette Chi
Passengers holding through Memphis, vickshug
chez Naw Orleans sold at Washgton transferred
the Mail the Ohio Tickets oy Evans
g. aa sq Va sed ~ sds
tickets sold when the Ohio nayyabe between Wheeling
Msisville oy %e where connection with the Cleveland and
requested notice that while h the only
afordng through tickets ashngton it is
great West Tne distance Washington Cincinnati is
miles, being abort l miles shorter than other route
% Sol Counbu Dayton So CINCINNATI SIS; Louisville
railroad, sis Co. by steamer from Cincinnati ss indianapolis
ss ST. Louis sas so aud sasi Memphis s2s New Or
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and Farmount
passengers may leave Wasnipgton at GA NJ For tn
minor way stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take
train from Washington. 5&
the aina to and from Baltimore Annapolis etc. specia
g further informaou through tickets. apply toTHos
F'SN4N' "''-4e SH JOHN H. DONE,
Master OF Transportation,
lc2t Baltimore and Ohio RailroRd. Baltimore.
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CoMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE, /
City of New Orleans, May l, 1866. J

CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans May l. 1866. !
RESOLVED That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required give notice. by standing ad
vertisemsnt the official JOURNAL that in accordance
with the ninth section ordinance Me- 1442 approved
March 80 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
City unless contracted under authority OF order
from the Comptroller In accordance with the ordinance
referred to- [Signedl b. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedf L, II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 2S, 1855.
\ IsisnedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
This attention of the officers of the city and of the
public is respectfully called tothe foregoing resolution
/ o. DE BUYS
myle tt Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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OFFIcIAL---OFFICIAL.
FIRST I,fatrfct Pound.

GRnt -i1NhtHkCt ECuuU
M AS brought TO the Frst District Pound on Dry.
w ades street, pear Hatan Walk, as estrsys-
one Pse yellow Female Goat, with string the neck
@ s, nSee snd Whit Female Goat, both ears cropped.
half cropped, branded w On lie Ieft Hin. frNT =
Mncn not ssiined within days and theexpenses
~ Pnln W ne s9a st pube auction at said pound
On nAiURDAY the 18th Inst, at 10 O'Clock A M
AUG. 8 PHELPS, Street CORNERSTONE.
New Orleans, August 2, 1885.
etc conduit au Depot des Rpaves do Premier Dis
IL trict4 rue Dtyades, pres de Ia Promenade Triton
CONNIE epayes-
Une Chsvre jsane pale, aysnt une corde an cou
Une Chevre noire ct blanche les oreiles ecouttees
Une Vache blanche eyant des taehes aunes lea orses
ecourtees et q dsmi ecoursees etampee W. FepsnIe
gauche,
81 ees sont pas recames dams dir jours ct es De.
penses payses. eee seront vendues a lenchera pub.
ique, au dit depot, sAMEDL le IS du courant, 10
heures A. n. AUG 8. PHELPS.
Commissaire des Ruea
Nouvelle Orleans ie Aout, 1856 aus l3 ls
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NEW YORK AN AND ERIE G a

onSUNDAYs only one Expreaa Train, at $50 2: NJ;
On after Monday May ish 1855 and until further notice
eDger VIII the pier at foot of Duane street. as follows
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at 9 A.. NJ, for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at A. NJ. for Buffalo.
MAIL Nj. for Dunkirk Buffalo, and intermediate
stations by this train will remain night oswego
and proceed the next merninR.
R0cKLAND PASSENGER At trom the foot Of Chambers
etIeet) PieInop SueTna intermediate satons.
WAY PASSENGER, at P. NJ, for Rewbargh and oisEile
| and Intermediate stations.
NIGHT EXPREss at 5soP. NJ. for Dunkirk Buffalo.
EAIGRAET p NJ sunkirk and Buffalo, and intermediate
stations
WAY EXPRESS 1880 M for pulkirk and Buffalo, and nter
stations.
These Express Emira with he Etra and Mia
Falls Railroad alis; Buffalo Dupkh wi
Shore Cleveland CDcnusti Toledo Detroit
Chicago etc. with seaa splendid pors
Lake Erie.
| mysi tt D, g. McCALLuM General Superintendent.
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nrNION India BUBBHR CoMpANY-

EINION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
Warehouse No. Al John street. Manuiac
ers Goodyear Patent Yucanzed
tohng offer sale the Homo and Export Trade the
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Coats Cioaks Capes Army Navy Goods, Resfng Pes
Jackets, Walking and Riding Leggna.
=-Itt CLOTHS.
Lusd Plain Carriage Cloths Enameled Meedion Cloths
Tpaulns Printed Plain Piano Forte and Table Covers Hor
Covers. --
AIR WORK.
Air Beds Pillows Cushions Le-Boats Buoys etc.
Hose OF all kinds :,
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Beaat Pumps SyIinges Hospital Sheeting ga Bags, Nippl
shislds Nursing Botes Teathing Rings, Gas iubing
The Goods made by this are stand
Climate. 80 : t.z= d. III. WILSON, President.
Z F.M.5a D. Treasurer and crstary. jes Am
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9TAs brought to the City Police Jail on the Sd day
w Of July, the light negro boy JACK is feet u
a Says he esong to M
tn can and claim said slsye according to law.
s"''s Il. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
Nav Orleans July 10. 1855. jy1 I'm
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WEE l.9,i LINE 5sIE,o1 OF l,;s

II STAGES FROM CLINTON, ,saE3T. ~ &SY&---ZAAN
EAST FELIeIANA. passing through GKEEssBuRG to AMITE
CITY on the NEW ORLEANS and JACKSON RAILROAD.
There On ths Route I Weekly Line Stages
leaving Ame City Monday Wednesday Friday the
rival of the Passenger New Orleans reaching Cl nou
the evening at o'clock Returning will Cafon
Tuesday, thursday and Saturday at O'Clock the morning.
arriving Amite City time for the evening tram io New
oeana BY This pass Orleans Cn
ton the This 50 miles by Raesd and So miles
stase The Stage Road beautiful undalag county,
ing good natural road there Mail established th
Bag for the transmission Papers
pa ed AT the office Of tee New oeans jackson Raoad
Gaondeet street snd viii be sent 10 the Railroad Monday
Wednesday and Friday O'Clock In hs mnng
on viii be paid to delivery o. Letters and Papers
The Fare for through New Clinton
be Dollars Will that this the chsapat auic
aud aaieat route from Clinton to Now Orleans.
$50 5.s5 F. +, HEsLER Amite City.
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! kYsPEPsIA POSITIVELY GURED.-DR

-N y PILLS, altof OF
twenty years. apatned testimonials from the
United States admitted 70 be the BEST ANTI
DYSPEPTIC the public
per disposed of
npnor o as heretofoe The hia
h reputation physcau the SAFETY
RFFcACY THEIR USE Ita neediese to publish certificates,
iheI virte from such r. Rev W. een BshSp Of
Misaappl; Bishop Freeman; Rev. W Mcphesters,
d. Rnletgh N. O.; Badger U. S.; Rev.
vieyes, North earolna Hon Judge Potter u s. Court
Tucker Hon. Wm Preston, s. CT Mai Samuel Nc
rsenvie, Ga Hon. John late s. Senator,
host ofsmiar percentages.
For sale syme G. N Morrison,
M Kennedy D. Beach, A. Bnagh andby Druggia generally
genuns without the written JOHN BECk
WITH Petersburg, whom all dealers will pease apply
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JOSEF Fly,
20 CAMP STREET, 80
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND


No 20 Camp street. under the City Hotel NeD Orleans
Respectfully Of Wholesale Retail Dealers and
imported, constantly supplied roughout the
Shell Buffalo Combs style
variety.
every description his manufacture and at The
lowest Northern factory prices. :.
TOILET ARTICLES-Such Peumery, Hair Oil Hair Pins Poma
>
FANS PURSES Books, Work Bores Portable Dsak
together with endless variety Of Of every
stvle and shape, and at unusually low prices
SUNS PISTOLS Colts Waner's Revolving Pistols
Scissors Razo Life Psserve Fishing Reels and Tackle, OF
variety, TO suit the most deternaned angler.
WATCHES, EWELRY, etc.
The stock in this ne consisting Of the Cooper M Tobias
Joseph johnson with fine Of Swiss
English Levers with large stock Of tine
Jewe slyewar have been selected with great by
ROBBERY the Wholesale
exclusively caah will
offered to purchasers
~ Every article warranted represented the refunded
Watches Jeweiry etc, carefully Repaired and warranted
mi Gfn
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which viii not be-

come sticky clmaisThe largest and best
can d which WI
ths Among be found overeoa
drab weighing only eglt ounees
paaehas Oyea Leggng Goves Horse Covers, Wagon
cSSs cio.h BsIsng Packing Hose Wsd
ns Pants Shoes. As Webbing TO Cong Boots
Brass se every article in The n st wheesa and
ssar ~, man nssnas.stuysya- ROGERS L. WTCROFF.
oN4s (suecsssors 10 III n. Dsyl CourtRnd st.,
ysl Manufacturers every kind Of Rubber tosos
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GAZERAG BRANDIES. = The subscribers,
~ being agents importers this city Of the cesbrasd
sAzERAG keep constantly hand eappy
oldest
1885, so2 invite the attention he trade, well
being Genuine article,
= - WIN. y, LgYERICH 4 CO., Agents,
lsaM0 0s6 ~ I9jAf4~ TfEsT ~ {a a Old LsIse alsssss
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SC. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

ST. LO U s, nj U.
STEPHEN RIDGLEY WILLIAM G. logan,
President ifaashrer'
w Company manufacture Rsiaed OH Guide O. cordags Oil
Pant Or Oh, Lamp Burning Oh, Naptna Pitch,
h they onbdehee TO dealers and sonsumr ler
the put poses ed. =.
RsFfsED oLFer hanhns,y ef al kass ens wood aud for
CRIinE e0RDRGE OHWeH adaptes fo Machine
aub as 4r Wheeis heays Mill Work, and for Mana
ana Hemp Cdrdpse hr alone eohinatoa wi hale
other Oils PIatera INK ahd Tor ching Wood FOR is
pretsrvaoE. ~, IN. ~ -. :.
and July equal e Oh
OiLFor Leather sni Curriers' rhes gene
oils commonly and deneds Better shn
Whale Oil. -,
csr6on cannot be n.rdnaty simple
difficulty and heul burnt
viii brllianc cy unaurpaa b. any ethaI light
PTCHlFo purposes Tor which Picp used being very
peror articie IT.. n l.
for applied three N The same peod tina
oihe oils but in dimtlshsd qaAa;isy
bat he would alike Be careful el an he Ma
Ainry before applying OIL atieas clense after liza Up
as machinery from the impurities OF ethe
gtosssr 0iis ., -. a.
cam fail give satisfaetiou =, r., r,-,u y :,
,sapsa u jssH
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FROM sAN JUAN DEL NoRTE.
ARRIVAL OF col. KINNEY.

Letters received in Aspinwan and Published
in the Courier of the 2lst ult, annennce that
Colonel Kinney arrived ct Greytown, on the
18th, with thirty five men in the barque Hun
tress, which sailed from Philadelphia. The
Transit Company refused Al give him any kind
Of encouragement or permission to travel on
their-steamers. He was, however, received by
the inhabitants of Greytown, with great enthu-
siasm. Col Kinney asserts in the most positive
manner that he has no flfbustering desit n, and
that his object is only to take possession Of the
land to which he holds claim Many Of the
expedition preceded him, and others are daily
expected.
The last steamersfrom New York to Jan Juan
brought out number Of French, Germans and
Irisbmen, said to he soldiers, who are in charge
of the United States officers, and intended for
the service of the Nicaraguan Government.
They were Immediately sent up to Virgin Bay.
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sSNGLIsH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
A. RaARpING SCHOOL F0R BOYS howard Avenue, Mes

~.
Tne subsber large eommotous baildinss suitable @
the Of his pupils erected expressly for the
adapted to the prio
sion Of physical ygor AID to successful H.
sttnaIed about annie tnm ls
censr of the city, position and proximity % @
ubnsd aiYantages oil city ana eoudst ~
cut the exclusive Of ether. l., LIT ...
The Pas Of hisia3titat,oa are htted of Madsra I'M
vusaes Music and Drawng sugpt by
Military Iaccs taught in Academ,cal [
ducsd, sill the pupils en- outraged 10 ps ''s'
sskiuI n this eapesana o,.h
Te yss Is divided sessions Of twenty-five weeks ean
the second Monday o.
I be Spring Summer session, the first Tueadayot
.,,,,r, ~. u, advanced rrria aar X,
II convenient to and guardians, tths com
'ancs smsnt OF tsr Yale College
Tas charges Tuitoa, Ba@d and Washing during the
those remaig with the ianhh
in,ioe ihe vacations, the price is s300
hs Prurpa grea being able refer TO eaI
slock Esa., New York Journal Of Commerce.
myS sun ~ LEWIS N. MILLS Principal.
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Police JaiI. Second pistfict,

Police Jail, Second District.
VETAS brought to the City Police Jail, on the 4th
wv inst, the negro girl MARY ANN is feet in
ohes high apparent marks. Says she belongsto Mr.
O. Saliva living in the parish Of st. Bernard The owner
call claim said slave according to law
i. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August 6, 1856 au7 l5t
NMTAs brought to the City Police Jail, the 9Th
high has mark cut the right foot Says he belongs
Mr. Haydell of the parish Of St. John the Baptist,
The is requested to call and claim said slave ae-
cording to law. D. PL.NCHARD. e
Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans August s, 1866 ap7 l5t
NHTAs brought to the City Police Jail on the 9th
ches high. has the forehead and gooa Wnlte
teeth. Says he belongs to Mr. Bucket living IN the
Thrd District The is requested TO call ana claim
said slave according to law.
D. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police dai.
New Orleans August 6, 1856 au7 1T
xMTAs brought to the City Police Jail, the 10Th
Nv Jaly tie mulatto boy ION is feet 8 u inches
high about 81 % years old has the nose
front teeth out. Says he belongs to Mr. Edmund Gay
residing In ST. Louis Mo. The owner is requested to
\ cali snd claim said slave according to law.
| II. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jail
Nav Orleans August l. 1856 au2 lm
NNyAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the l7th
wv November, 1854, the negro boy SAM is 8 feet
inches high and 40 years old says ne belongs 10
MI D. shoty, Chande living near Cool Spring, "
Livingston Parish, LIS. The owner reques1ea 10 cal
| and claim said slave according to law
aAN ~ PLANoHARD Keeper City Police Jail
| N, or,aans August l. 1856. au2 I'm
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Third District Pound.

Third District Pound. es ~
VNyAS brought TO the Third District Pound, No. SO
wv Eiysian Fields estraSs-
bay Horse l46 hands high, branded On the left
thigh NO other brand mark visible.
which, if not claimed within ten days and the ex-
psnses thereon paid will be sold public anction at said
pound on SATURDAY, the 18th inst. at o'clock p ID.
= AUG. q. PHELPS, s%
. .5;...=4a- q. Street Commissioners.
New Orleans, august Z, 1855. 3.',s=,
HI etc conduit an Depot des Epaves du Trosfeme
4 District, rus des Champs Elysees, No. 50, CONNIE
epsves-~
Un Cbeyal bai de IA mains ct demie de baut, etampe
sur cusse gauche autfe marque esampe visible.
81 e dit snina NEST pas reciaIne daus dig jours
les depepses payes i'll vendu fenchere pnbque,
dit depot SAMEDI, le Is -du courant, 5 henres
P. No AUG. b. PHELPS
Commssare des Russ.
Nouyelie Orleans lie Aont, 1855 aus Is is
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Second District Pound.

TNTAS brought to the Second District Pound corner
Wv Of Sc. Ann and Derbixuy streets. estrey-r
One dark sorrei Horse, about l5A hands high, white
face right fore foot and left hind foot white tail
with batter on three feet shod and brand sisie
Which if not claimed within ten days, and tbs ex-
psnses thereon paid win be sold public auction at
said pound, THURSDAY, 2ad instaas ss 10 O'Clock
I'M. AUG. 8. PHELPS.
Street Commissioner
Ann =.
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SOPABTNERSHIP. IL have This Day asso-
slated With me in saaass BENZ. r. HYNsoN and GEORGE
W. WnophEhRY, under the styls OF 60 W. RNS0N D. Co.,
toiore. sN' W ~ fsF1 " HYNSflN
New Orleans, July I,IssA. -o' ~ mi
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gsYHE friends and customers of the late la

fNSHE friends ana customers OF ttne iate la
mened BRYAN l49 Canal strset respectfully n
formed formerly principal sssstani Miss d.
DOWNS and viii eoatnne and eohdu
the business as Of old, ,,,..a, 40,
Miss Downs her cordial thapks for the liberal
ond hopefuy of the puslc yer o.
il viii always hithsts hr earnest sndsaser
haylng claims upon Mrs. Bryan will oaso
sent than tor sstssnasn. Y ~. s,S - uy7i
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A NURL YOUR HAIR-KROLLERION.- The
SReceipf making this celebrated Compound aey Introduced
will
United Canada, for ONE DOLLAR. KROLLERION
having the most and uneoeh looking ha transoS
cost and with this receipt equally
good In respect to that sold at " bottle preferred
package Of mad will be sent free postage
the receip with directions for preparing i liquid full
directions ior Send all letters, paid, to
mesmd&W Il. A. FREEMOET, Warren TrumblI co., Ohio,
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The Chicago dHl Tribune announces thss IL
has an ainsane reporter" The editorials OF me
Tribune have long since convinced people 10
this section of the country that its editors were
iron hled that way A&s " II
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

lN LoUsAs AND GREAT wEsr.A&9 - xaz~zzz.z
ERIN RAILROAD. >
sum N'9 T. NJ EMIT. y
Passengen Tn daily and IRON Lafqurche coaang Leaye-
Lsfouche II O'Clock
A. NJ RouTning leaves Laurehs Crossing O'clock p M and
at Atgiers at 8 O'Clock P, N. So f >
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Algiefs Saturday afternoon
0eooG returning Monday Crossing
O'Clock A. NJ. arriving Aigibr at 10 O'Clock A. d.
Excursion 1eket and the day viii be issued
eve lay as olows-
y AisIfhnasa
IshtouTChs
EE The Train Ept Gotnn the accommodation Passengers
desiroua Of getting Oh and Of at shat point. j
mJia I'm a.. b.. SEGER Vice President.
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WHEAT. Characteristic OF the whees
crop in the Central and Southern part Of ILLINOIS
this year is said to be that the stalks ase smah,
numerous, well headed and the berry piumps
| which will make the yield larger than would ne
estimated BY casual observer. sa sass s
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NIEW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT. Nos !

NEW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos. a.
57 Common street.Slaves for sale ~
easonabls city Particular
;and win awaya have hand Mechanics Field
and ouae Sern Will be receiving Negoea throughout the
will be able accommodate
400 slaves those from other stae City
given when required Tes undouhted And will the highest
price in caah for sound Negroes. THOMAS FOSTER,
Refers 10
Measra hugely Blair Co NJ Greenwood Col TuIneI Wilson
Co. Puga GLADDEN. Col Payne Harrison; Hall Rodd John
It. Donald Cpmmpgs. teE7art Co,
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TON, SC, TO MONTGOMERY ALA.--Intl iurther notice
fom Charleston, s. G., 10 Montgomery, Aa viii
be follows.
First cubic foot IS centsbo1es hats bonne urnisure
oane emous Matches and other light articles
Second claas per diery
dry goods, gla paints pink root, gnssn eoneonery ana
sptiu casks,
f rope lard tbaeeo eather dry hdea Tin,
maohney coils carriage
axes candles suns hoo.-ware mOiasses oil
y shipment Charleston
Of Georgia. Tennessee and Aaoama be obtained
application 10 HENRY YONGE,
lILo 4 SLnnaa
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New Orleans, August IL, 1856. =

HI etc conduit au Depot des Epaves do Second Dis
trfct, alencoiguurs dssNrus Ste. Anne Derbign5
CONNIE epave- :
Un Chsval fonce denvron is mains tros quarts
ehau le front blanc 10 pied droit devsnt ct Il pied
pied gauche de derriera blancs, Ia qusue courte ro
pieda feres. ayant un hcon, cans esampe vsibies
81 ie dit Cheva NEST pas reelams anns dix jours ct
les depenses payes, sera vendu penehere pubiiauv
dit depot JEuDT, ls % du coarahts heurea r.
, AUG g. PHELPS
C6mmissaire des Rues
Npuyelle 0rlpauH IL Aout Is55 auJ3
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posTPoNEMRNr OF THE TEIP TO NEwFouND-
LANp.-In oonseq quence of some arrangement IN
the machinery of the steamer Calhoun, when
engaged for the laying Sa shs Of the
Comnany en- m and their friende has been unayodably
oostpaned. The James Adger, one OF the finest
md most sea worthy steamships that runs to
his sh;s ,ort, has been chartered, and will leave
mar No j North river, at ten o clock on Tues
say morning. Everything has been done to
render the excursion one OF the most pleasant
| that has ever left New York Cur readers viii
| ind an advertisement announcing the depar-
ture of the James Adger, in another column
New York Herald, 4sh inst.
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s7sREAT CENTRAL EX- Esr, e., s.ss Es..sasasaIs
VI PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE, Azsak -

M PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE, NEssk HEaazs%EEE---NlxLM
non ansto oil points North and East
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
mel Arrangement.
Daily cro Chicago. Time from Cairo 70 New
York, fiy houfs Fa1, Thirty Dolsrs.
will find this the Chsape PsRaanteet Relin
Lls Route respect.
Afne Passenger Steamer leaves Osana daily at oock Nj
Ioy Cairo, connecting Illinois Central Railroad for Ghlens
Dabuque ST. Pap Cognc Bluff s important points the
ID n.erM and Missouri
Chicago the Illinois Central eonpscia with the Michigan Central
for ali Detroit Niagara Falls and Buffalo
Nsv York, Bc4ton PhiiaaePha Baltimore and
Aiso Chicago Albany Salem Railroad
Louisville, all points in Indiana and Ohio
Al h the Lake Ontario Route for Mon
al (nsbee, safstoga Springs, and the White Mountains.
Through Tickets all the shove roue be
office No. AZ ST. Charles street. the St.
CbayleS Hotel, New Oreana, W. e. BEDDING,
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From the South Pacific.

CHuI.-r-eur dates from Valparaiso are to
the Both Of June. e-y7a -5as@ zete
Congress was engaged in preparing and dis
cussing important bills, having for their object
to facilitate the industrial activity of the ma.
tion, and to fill certain wants in the legislation
of the country.
BOLIVIA --Belzu has concentrated the army
at Chuquisaca, without leaving q soldier in any
other part of the Republic. It is thought that
he seeks to make Gen CordoEa (his son in-lawl
President by force; but Sr. Linares is the pop
ular candidate, and it is probable that the ma
tien will sustain him. ~
PERU.---There is no news Of Importance, and
this unfortunate Republic appears TO be but lit
tie improved by her change Of rulers.
We hear of more gold mining expeditions.
One party started ON the llth. and the Amerf-
can company was to leave in about a month.
The Government had issued the orders to sup
ply them with fire. arms, including two pieces
of cannon, ammunition, provisions, mules, etc.