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PENNSYLVANIA KAILhOAD.
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NHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cite,
by continuous Railway direct This roai also connects
Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers all ports
the Western Rivers and Cleveland and Saudusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and reliable route BIZ which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Greet Wss
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
lin boxesS Furs Fsatbers Ne oOV1 75e per 1oO1
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery !
Dry Goods in bales,) Hardware, Lea zoe per Icon
THIRD CLASS-AnTils Baggng, Bacon, Co ,.,o,,
and Pork Gn bulk, }, Hemp, SC 'O' Pei lVo"
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, ,o = oon
and Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Oil fO' pei l'O" ~
FlOur-Sl per Dbl. until further netiee.
Grain-50 cts per 100 lbs. until further notice
CottonS2 S2per BALE note1ceedng 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Paila.
delpha be particular to marx package Phiddephia
Railroad AL Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road al Philadelphia Pittsbg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIGHT AGESrs-Harris, WoFfd4ey L Co., Memphis
Tennessee Il. +. Sass Co., st Louis; j. 8. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bell and MurdOck and
Carter Jewe Louisville, KY; r. @. Meldrun Madison
Indiana; SpTigman d Brown and Irwin Co Cincinnati;
n. w, Graham Co, ZdnesVille OhiO Leech d Co., No
"a kilby street Boston, Leeeh Co. Astor House. New
York; No William street. and No. BatterE Place. New
York; (. Sueeder Philadelphia; Magraw s Koons Bal
tnore; Geo. G Frauciscus, PittsbUrg.
H. Ii. HOUSTON, General Freight Ayeat, fltita.
Il. J. L0MBAERT, Sept, Altoona, Pa.
i4nS '56-tIs '57
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OHAKLESo IT. SCHULTZ
NTILL give instruction on the Piano. Guitar and in
wv Singing, at his Storeroom, at Odd Felloxs Han
NO. ., sept2-d2t.
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To be drawn on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1856,
At Concert dali, Macon, Ga. under the Sworn Super
intendepee Of Col Geo. N. Logan and Jas. A. Nisbet
Esq. r.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefully
compare it with any other and II it is not the best
offered and the chances to obtain Capitals far better don't
rkats
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JOY TO THE WORLDI =
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
AurleV'S SarSauariIla

F all The remedies that have discovered dune In.
" present for the thOusznd Ills hat aesh heiT 10
none equal this wonderful preparaOn. Only three yeas
have elapsed since the diseOverer who spent decade In
ed 10 the public, and is ALREADY recognized by te moss
eminent ply seAns in all parts OF the couutr TO be e nos
surprising and effective remedy for diseases of hlch
they have know ledge.
All other Compounds syrups Of the root have hher
aed TO command the sanction of the faculty. because 90
bong tested, they have been found contain
dients, which neualize the good OF The SarsapaTl
and 0enmes nIure the health Of patient Itis not %
with Huriey's preparation.
This the and genuine the root ard " an
trial. be found 10 eneea certain and perfect
lowing complaints and diseases
Affection of the Bone, HabltuaI Costi7eDsss,
Deelllty, Indigestion,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, HvsreOmptaint,
dyspepsia Files,
Efysipslas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofula, or King Evh,
Elstula, Syphilis
And ali DiseazesofIhe Skin
Besides curing the abOFe Il is also known 60 Be great
and powerful tonic purifying the blood and inVgOrang the
system. 10
In short it is without exception, IN the mentioned
and general effect the system the mOst ecaeOus,
il is most desirable remedy age already eT.n
svey ghOut the country and Is an
Eurooem reputation. The Instances Of effected
daily coming the propretOrs know ledge,
nohesitaOn In recommending to who desire 10
procure susrng One bottle being tried ia ~
feets will be apparent 80 admit OF farther Doubt
Rse0ect Hureys Sarszpaa Is the only genuine arteis
in the market.
III Price dollar per bottls, sik for ave dolar.
For sale al the mauutAetoTy- Of
streets LOUISVILLE NY Alsn, wholesale and retail By a. q
sCoV and ey dealers in Medicine throughout Ire United
States, Canada and Mexico. langa-Ss~~I~
BERRY & DEAOYILE
MhOlelsle Aceufe N~ahvfIis
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CABINET WORKMEN WANTED
THE subscriber residing at Aberdeen .sss1poi will
give good wsges for two three good CGbnes Work
3en The 81 uatiOn will be permanent and the prices
here are higher than at any point the South For
references apply at the USIoS OEFE or address or come
10 the undersigned Immediately.
JOHN CLESDENNING.
sep5-wlt&tw2 Aberdeen Miss
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Funeral Undertakings

NOTWITHSTANDING The recent Fire we are still in
IN operation, ready and wiling TO attend all funeral
occasions when called usual with every thing that
is necessary such occasions Ofi;e and Ware Rooms
No SO Deaderick street the house formerly occupied
by Dram Shepherd where orders may be left night
day. j. W. McC0MBS
july25 By W. X CoREkIHs.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC


NO "a SOUTH VINE STREET, NASHV LILLE, TENN.
INCORPORATED 1855.
TTBlS Institution Will open the Second
Il Monday in September next The system -
OF instruction. adopted for this Academy1 D Il y
comprises i've departments viz Primary
Freshman Sophomore Junior and Senior to which is ad.
del Normal Department designed for those who intend
10 sdopt Music profession. Pupils received at any
tune and charged from the time they enter TO the close of
the Session
The Academic year is divved into two Sessions The
commencing the first Monday in February and
eiOsGg the third Friday in Juoe.
TERMS PER SESSION
Primary Department, $40 Junior Department t85
Freshman rs Senior Z" 40
Sophomore 80 Normal =" go
Private instructions ths Piano Guitar, (two lessons
week. per session, $50
Do do do the Harp, do do 45
DO do do in VOcalisatiOn, Italian style, do 40
Instructions Gentlemen the ViClin Flute (two
niarsin the week. $I5
~ For further particulars, apply 10 the Principal.
augl0-2m CHARLES HESS
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOGNDRY,
No III South Front Street,
NASHVILLE 'E'snn

4 b. COOK practical Bell and Brass Founder, success
"a sOr to Weller Cook, IS prepared TO ntIEulLctIr
to or Bells for Churches Steamboats, aud PaGtaJ.
Also, Steam Whistles, Gil Globes. Cyiin-s', r
Fountain and Stop Cocks Hose and salt Wei JoiI. IN
Aouuting, Anti Friction Metal.
All work made by me with neAneSs aId lis Of the
best material at low prices and warranted. anl5--Iy
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UOLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATE OF lYREE sPRrSGs.)
E7hE subscriber has recently taken this well 10y.
l. known sstsblIshment-is refitting and thor iiS&
Oushly TenOyatng it. and hopes to have it in LIZA
condition not 10 be inferior to any house this
city The Proprietor hopes by his exerons and th OF
mis- Assistant Mr. OraddOck who formerly presided at
the City Hotel be able make his house worthy of be-
ing paJroDzed by the public and promises that pains
shall be spared his part 70 merit the appreciation Of
those who may favor him with their patronage. He
pecrfdliY sOlcltss rial of his house.
feb26-dtWaW-tf WIN ROBERTS.
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PENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD1


fENHREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
/ and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
'eaves Philadelphia for Pisburg ~, A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at z, A. Nj. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg p NJ and Pittsburg
for PhadeIpha at /, 2. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg H. F. NJ and
Pttsburg for Philadelphia at 10, Z. NJ.
The above lines at Pttsburg with the Railroads
30 and from St. Louis, Mo-; Alton Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, Ky; Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Cincin
NATL Dayton, Springfield, BeeiOntane Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland Colnmous, GAINESVILLE, Masson and Wooster
Ohio alsO with the Steam Packet Boats from and New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either of tbs
above places
For urther particulars Handbls at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will lind this
the shortest and most expeditions route 10 Philadelphia
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston.
THOS. MOORE AGENT, Passenger Lines, PkladG
J. MESKIMEN, AGENT, Passenger LINES, Pittsbrg.
Phiadelphia, lS56-ian9-Iv
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THOMAS BOYERS,

GALLATIN, TENNESSEE.
COMMlSSlONER OF THE U. s. COURT OF CLAIMS
AND FOR SEVERAL STATES
NoTARG PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE.
aug20 If
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
5TTICE-CoRNER CHURCH AND 0RERKY STREETS

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished
10 subscribers at IS 90 per annumfn ADVANCE
The TRIWEEKLY is pnblishedsvery Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at IS 90 per snnum, IN advance if not
paid in advance $6 90. ,
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
~ THE MONEY, IN ALL GASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. -A et--s. ,tt
Rsittanees of subscriptions may be made by mail at our
Tiak. .s y e - = .
paper will be sent out Of the Stats unless the order
accompanied with the cash.
i We wish it distinctly understood that paper will
discontinued until ali arrearages ere paid except
option ef the publishers. -. -
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InrURrED MALTA JACKS. ..
NOR sale at my Plantation, in Williamson e0anty fol
L cash or on time FIVE BLACK JACkS three yea s
old import ed from the Island of Mas of pure blood
ivS-Gmdktw JAMES n. WILSON.
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MEDICAL


NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ID AIN of Thousand Flowers and for sale BY
ID DEMoVILLE BELL.
NNTUOD'S Celebrated Hair Restorative received and
w for sale by DEMoVILLE BELL.
7 OW'S BROWN WINDSOR S0AP.-Just received a
l. fresh supply of Lows Genuine Brown Windsor Soap
For sale by DEM0VlLLE & BELL.
,UMBS-Just received superior lot Of Dressing and
J Fine Tooth Combs, For sale by
may25 DEMOvILLE BELL
nORr MUNIES-A splendid assortment, received aud
i for sale by DEMOVlLlIE BELL.
may25
DOTAsH-Receive and for sale BY
DEM0VILLE BELL
june6
lNNGLTSH MUSFARD-Recelsed extra hne
T. article, and for sale by
jane6 DEMOYlLLE BELL.
EHGAVORING EXTRACFS--Lemon, VaniIa,
L Rise Celery, Orange Pine Apple, Almond, &c.
june6 DEMOVILLE & BELL.
DiYSiCIANS POCKET CASES OF Walls.
1 Various patterns, received and for sale by
JED DEMovILLE' s BELL.
FENEA, TEA.-We keep constantly hand superior
article of Black and Green Teas, which will
rant to be oi the best quality.
js6 DEMOVILLE BELL
w ceived and for sale by
aug5 DEM0YlLLE BELL.
ERESH CONGRESS WATER-Receved this
Il dav, by [aug5l DEaOVILLE h BELL.
TUD LIVER OIG.-Hegman. Clark Il COS Cod
y Liver Oil received and for sale by
aug5 DENOVILLE 4 BELL.
on EKDISH EECES.-One thousand Swee fish
- Leeehes, Just received by Express, for sale by
augi7 DEhoYILLE BELL.
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For the COmpIeIo Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, 4 AstknaR, BrOnch It's, Spi tftnE
ot IsiOOd and ali other Lung Com pAafDtA
tending tO GOnSuEn ptiOn.s
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BANGHORNE ARMISTEAD.
SGWanee fkOuSe.

SO BOXES Isnghorne & Armistsad's Celebrated I
OU bacco, just received.
Rugl7-lW B6P JOHNSON, HORNE CO
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LEAvTTT THAxTERa a

okHAfk CHAAsER, ONO, April 5th, le5f b
DR. J. &. AYKR- Honorsd sir have made A IRoroaoa
trial Of the Caihartc Pills, ie BY your agent apd rave
been cured by them Of the dreadful hk
he found me suffering. The dose relieved me- and
few subsequent doses have entirely removed the dises
feel In better health now than for years before
which attribute entirely to the effects your CATB1HIc
Pills Yours, with great respect,
LUCIU5 B. MBFCALF
III The above are all from persons ars publicly
known where they reside, and MAKE thes-
statements Without thorough conviction they we're
trae. Prepared by
DIR. J. G.. AVER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALETTcaL CBKnIzr
April %. Jo,S..I.
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7 S receiving number OF beautiful stve C0upee"
4 RockawGys and BIrOuches. He has also c0mplet4
assortment If BuggeS both of his and Eastern Manu-.
facture at his Warehouse, lower Market street
iuIVIg--if
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19

By the steamship Mexico, Capt. J. 7. Lawless
which arrived here last evening, we have Galveston
and Indianola dates to the 18th inst. They contain
very little of interest to our readers. The obging
purser has kindly furnished us with the following
memoranda: 49, @'o III
On Sunday, 10th inst, were ready for sea, but the
wind blowing gale were unable to get away from
the wharf After several attempts on Monday, the
llth inst, at A. NJ. got away from the wharf and
proceeded to the Balze, which reached at P. NJ.
same day, and came to anchor. Saw many relics of
| the storm at the Baze m
| On Tuesday, 18th inst, weighed anchor and pro-
ceeded to sea: !: wind still blowing heavy and rough
sea. Shaped our course to be in the way of any
wrecks and saw watercasks, deck plank chairs, etc.
Saw schooner ashore on Timbalier Island, and Il
| large vessel at Ship Island Shoals. The wind was
blowing and it being dark, could not approach
her. she being in about four feet WATER as near as we
could guess.
| On Wednesday weather better and same day, 18th,
arrived at Galveston, at P. NJ Nothing of interest
occurred until Monday, 18th inst. East Of Tinbae1
Island saw many pieces of cabin WorE-grained and
white DOORS deck plank, etc. From Timbalier to
South West Pass picked up wheel-barrow apparent
ly about week at sea-one of the kind used in coal,
ing steamships, and marked W. Lee-the persons
name who had charge of the coal gang-and some
barrows the Nautilus had purchased for wheeling coal
ashore at Brazos.
Did not see the Perseverance, but understood that
she was at sea this (Monday) morning. Saw very
large pieces of broken wreck-hull and spars mos
of the wreck appeared to be that of a steamship
cabin, but saw no rosewood, mahogany or maple
such as was used in the construction Of the Nautilus
I oF tIa
in slowly, but as far as heard FROM the indications
4 are that the Democrats have carried the State
| The Indianola Bulletin, of the 18th, says:
The weather continues dry and sultry the dos
days are on US the health of the town good and al
apprehension of sickness passed. The merchants ar
receiving large lots of merchandise and are prepar
ing for o large fall trade
We learn from the Neuces Valley that farmers hay
reaped an abundant harvest on the Neuces. Th
Valley states that there seems to be something in th
soil and climate of the Neuces Valley that to grea
extent counteracts the effects of an arid atmosphere
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WATERING PLACES.

60. PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THIs COM
Ff mOdious and eligible establishment for the
m reception ef risitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment If inferior
hotel upon the Gnf Coast. GRICE Il JAMES,
iy. 2pSt--lm Propretors.
neA, CULLUM SPRINGS oHoGTAw COUNTY,
| AlabaInaThe proprietor Of the above delightful Water
Gng Place returns his thanks the citizens of New Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed him
happy them again this An Express will
with the Springs and New Orleans this season. thereby
aling visitors at the above place communicate with their
friends Al aing expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails @tiE ~"
RATES OF BOARD: &a4y.s&
WEEK. Il w
HHacks in waiting the landing on the arrival
every boat TO convey passengers Immediately the Springs
L- An analysis Of the be had Of W. b. Phillips.
No. So ST. Charles street. who agent in New Orleans.
ie9 Am sg4 CHARLES GULLUM, Proprietor.
raA COOPER'S yyELI4-sITUATED IN HINDs
E4M Raymond, within four miles, from thence BY stage
This noted Watering Place for Of Chronic Darhea
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diabetes Cloosis, General De-
bty, ETC., is open for the reception Of visitors
ISGAN WILLIAMS,
n. BIT well known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here persons goods from
infected district Persons arriving ahe Well will be struck
with its elevated location Situated in the pine his and will
fail local for fever Precauon has been taken
dent physician Or j. s. Beazeley and burnt in presence of
witnesses, and their certificates published thorough renova-
ton going and visitors daily arriving do not
DESIRE do expect large company the coming
rl3l tt TNMAN WILLIAMS.
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+, nasas Lax E SHORE PACK EFT
lsss5Eas4ass STEAMER CREOLE, ,-snmmer Arrange
ment- Ocean Springs, and Intermediate land
ings Tine new and splendid low pressure packer
CREOLE Joseph Nelson master built expressly for this trade
with superior will leave the Ponchartran
Railroad on the arrival at the Lake Of the cars follows
Leayea ponchartran Railroad, Leaves Ocean Springs.
MONDAYS. ..sFts A. NJ, cars MONDAY EVENING ~ i@3
TIESDAi :....9 . A. N. cars WEDNESDAY EVENING",
THuRSDA AYS,...9A. n. cars FRIDAY MORNING.!
FRIDA1 s..;...4 z n. cars SATURDAY MORNING. 3Ft
sATURDAfS,...4P r. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING. ID
Leaves Jefferson Railroad
The steamer CREOLE, returning on Monday nights and Sat
Louis. ..&z =
Freight extra baggage horses cows carriages etc Tues
days and Thursdays to by these trips be to the
railroad on the days in time for the IL O'Clock
trains and on Fridays and Saturdays the previous days
trip.
s-F4RE-sGC
Cabin Mississippi City, Boand Ocean Springs 81 Sc
neGk passage
r: GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans. june l.. 1856 les
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- ESTEI.L SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
fs UCKY-This Summer Retreat is situated the
Kentucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
scenery of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world. It yye miles east from eXing
and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louis vile Cincinnati by the
ing will arrive the Springs the evening.
The place condition and is open for the recep,n
of visitors. Mrs. Q. CH1ES,
my23 .- JOHN CHIIES.
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s--ass - rz==47zzzzz.-NEIy ORLEANS, jack
6Ss Sfsaa aHaTI. iHhsSaau SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

SUMNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lsr 3lsT OCT.
APAssENGER TR AIN leaves New oreaus. daily at half
ss from NV osna; q eeloe Z N Rstnss saSss
sEe < ~ Passssf hs o5f m =
Train leaves New Orleans every Sunday Soccc, A. Nj for
9sEs @ reaches New
years F. @ @ saE Tev f
age @ and eG9Tsd h Prise cur ee 6Eood
1t 1e h9!f the he foregoing E, ratss A. ~ :
whoes halves in paekages o twenty reduced price
written pas expressly authorizing them to do naming
@ be sna by conso and Ss M n @ M M f p S ca
direction only those making trip both ways will have
tx Mti TRAIN leaves New Orleans for o and in
an ssnsd an Al o sv rcag 3
dfs ~ s"0ns every o1a wHsfaay n nn ay m9f
6 ga. HENDERSON 8 co., MAGAZINE ST.
Gf I'LL M s thu n oTsj n Ss ar
OF M Tf ar sto has carefully and
in the country. iaIa SIN
rE7FIE E4AG4LADAY yyIND-a1IL1..- MANY OF
ne m0f5 n s s as ana and
pronounced it OF the most beautiful md inventions Of
BY simple yet ingenious device gale increases in Sc
verify the sails gradually turn round change angle ut
essan the wiad TIL When The tempest is raging na at lis is
height LITTLE presented to is power the thin edges
nal position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
| vain. 5' 7S S+@ '
The speed of the wind wheel not increased by powerful
storm OF wind for it is fully under the regulator
is wheel steam engine If this Mill be put
up it will require attention whatever for
| geher ts55zg ~
The only why the wind for ages pasthas been
rersally used motive power well known the
selfregnatns machine In heavy gales the Wheel
heretofore constructed either III hopeless ruin
rev2iFed with such apay heat and chae greatly
TO the of kind OF gearing attached hesdes
weather. recurring the and anxiety of the
ant This difficulty is entirely obqaed, and the only
lecton that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency &C the
This compensated for by the tac that it requires
outy or expense to run the wind ensineno tend
e 70 reed H. as with steam The mill is ready any
e ay OF night to be moved by the wind from nny point
me compass 1t viii IN large tanks ponds that
during ae intervals OF the winds blowing if size
nii pumps and reservoir proportion the Quantities of
through the year For rilroad stations sugar and cotton
plantations such contrivance unequaled both for pupn,
water and grinding corn, ornaGnted fountains snlaI
sized MILL with moderate wind, lp gallons of wa
ter and grind i've bushels of corn hour For further nfo
nation, or orders, address S ~ ~
| s. 4: GILMAN, 81 Natctez street. New Orleans
| o24GIawISWly Sole Agent the Southern States
FOR HIRE LIKELY NEGRO BOY, Is YEARS
r good waiter and houB servant drnyman ar nnr
ter he has knowledge of the plumbing business F
terms and particulars apply at this office, TO
jy2tf T. n vANHoRN
| 6tANDBES-5OO boxes shilto STAR for sale by
| Coo VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & Co, q
| ns@' y Is Tehoupitouas street.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s-r-, ...=z.zzyz-, NEW DFeLE ANS, .OPE-
S4ssa AsEl % tjSAS AND GREAT W ESTERN
lsEass,. tssE9--HaHA-S Z tILR0AD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the m Of June next Passenger trains will leave
the Depot at Algiers EVERY DAY 80 A. n
Leave Gretna every day 7;iD A. NJ
Arrive Bayou Bout day I;30 a. NJ.
RETURNING:
Afrlve at < NJ
T.
Excursion tickets to the regular Stations and back the
same day will be issued as follows
To Bayou des Alienlands. ds.......-..............
To Raceand, Lafourcle Crossings and Te!rcbonne. so
10 Tigerve. %
To Bayou Bdeuf 50
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry will with Passenger Trans leaving
the foot Of ST. Annsreet EVERY MORNING O'Clock pre-
cisely.
Freight will be received for Bayou Buf and intermediate
Stations W the Company the wharf at the foot of ST Louis
street. EVERY DAY until 3 o'clock P II. All up freight
he paid by the shippers and freight be delivered MI
other STATIONS than Bayou des emads Racand Iafourche
CrUsng Terebonne, figervlle and Bayou Buuf (where
the Company have agents, nust be pre- paid
Printed Rules and Rates Of Freight be had application
at the Office Of the Company.
A. b. SEGER,'
aultf Vice President.