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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-07
MAR REED

On Wednesday. November 5th. 1855. by Rev. John II
Keteham. MIR. JOHN g, PAINE. to Miss ANN NJ.
OHILDS. All OF this city.
Happy they, the happiest of their kind
Whom gentle stars unite, and in one fate
Their hearts their fortunes and their beings blend,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-07

DAGUERREOTYPEs FOR FIFTY CENTS,
In CASE COMPLETE, ty the NEW YORK DAGUER-
REoTYPE COMPANY, Rooms, W AsHINGToN FIRE CO.'S
HALL, Eiots Saddlery. Pictures good FIFTY
CENTS be had elsewhere for $3.50. Pictures setin
Rings Pins, LOeksts. &c. at that proportonatey low
prices Family Groups and all sizes and styles.
octsd-lw MERRITT & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-07
Passengers by train can from ST. Louis oipenpa-
and Louisville day Baggage checked of Indana-
FAREs:

Daiy EFeisht Trains leave Evansville and at
IVA NJ on whichloeal passengers viii be saken
1 For information Tickets apply at the
Transportation Office Locust Ev
81sSiIie Jei4 ]. j. DANIELS. fSup't.
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take on ohe-
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GREAT BARGAINS.
R q ID q n n s ID L II A q q
LOOK QUIT


A UE .. ETkSs
Importer of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela & Rectifed Whisky,
EEAS removed from his old stand corn r s.
Main and Water streets, where he invites his endss
m cust omerst To call
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ATES.
square less time soc: three times al;
week. 81 so; weeks 81 so; MONTH 81: three
months 81 81; six months, $40; year. SIS. Dissounon
Cards of lines per
No charge for marriage. death
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-07

BUR stock of Boots and Shoes in the wholesale
" now on hand, and Merchants from the country will,
we think do we'll to to give call before purchasing
where Our stock composed of every variety
Shoes. made by tie popular of New
England and many of them TO OUR ORDER.
We invite the trade to call and themselves
seplI McREA q WELLS. Eoster,s Block.
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DRUG sToRE

HE: J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock of
AV Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell few
months since, desires call public
particularly OF physicians and merchants coming city,
90 make purchases to this which will
SANITY receiving additions from the Eastern cities and
winch viii be sold low afforded byany
other establishment the West. Washington Block
ouhdIhgs sep29-H
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NEW ARRIVAL.
w a II @ II 4 8 ND / z w L /. p "

WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
XKTE have Just received of Watches and
w Jewery consisting all the different beam
tiful Styles great variety Eastern
every article warranted represented. We would call
special stock of Fine Silver
Hunting and open face Watches which will very
low figures. Also large lot of Gold Silver and
Common Spectacle suit ages public
generally the ladies in particular to call
and examine stock. BITTROLFF & SONS.
sep30 Main, between First a Second streets
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VVO4iR.

UsT RECEIVED by
81 20 bbls Tanners Oil;
20 box papered Salartaus;
10 do Corn Starch for cooking;
4 cases Soap fancy;
10 baskets Olive Oil;
so doz Toy Buckets;
20 cases Brandy very fine;
20 bdls Half Bushels. j. B.;
5 e's Wood BIS Bald 2 lin n It;
so bx fine cut Chewing To baeco;
5 cases British Lustre;
Is dog Jute Bed Rope;
10 bales Gloves;
10 bags Pepper. for sale low by
oceI0
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NEW STOVE STORE!

EAMES SOANTLTN, - , of the late firm of James
9D Seanslin Son. has oper ed Stove and Tin
stree opposite the old State Bsuk where he intends
keeping large Of Stoves the latest
styles. Also Mante Tin Ware Wholesale
retail the very GFe him call before rur
chasing
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STOLEN

ENRON the subscriber az Bch1and Furnace, Greene
n county Indiana the nighs of the cath of October
Sorrel Mare twelve years old fourteen hsnds high
blaze IN her face saddle mark each side of her back
her lies the left side, hind white
built animal and Any perssn securing
and thief or either shall handsomely
AND. DOWNING,
noVT-1wd Riehland Furnace, Nov. 3 1856.
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NET II. AND KINsURAN FARM CHEESE
HE o 40 boxes Ctoiee W. r. Cheese;
10extra Kinsuran Farm do, reed per railroad by
move z. Fl. COOK & SON.
IN BUSH new dried Apples;
e1I &c do do do Peaches, for sale by
nov6 z. II. COOK & SON.
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RETURNS JUST RECEIVED FROM
Jos = n DskRCAz q ESROFEEERS,
GALEHEaG9sE HOUSE
EY FENDRICH & BROS. Evansville Just received
a three hundred thousand of cigars that ever
came to Evansville ara hundred the best
Chewing FObScee This Is he largest best this
city. Merchants wishing buy every thing their line
~ per by giving them the stock
end you will find f complete at
+. FENDRTCH Il BROS.
now Main st. door fro First street.
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on SYCAMORE STREET. BETWEEN FIRST STREETS.
Evansville. End.
FHtHE subscriber sust returned wtha
large stock Of Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Ha-
vana Cigars, bis stock contains the best kind OF
French BTandies;- Jamaica Rum;
Holland Gin; Madeira Wine;
Cherry Wine;
Bourbon Whisky; Monongahela whisky;
Rye do; Irish do;
Ohio Gatawba; Rhine Wine r.
Abesyntho; Anissette;
Curaeoa; Narascino, Punch Essens
Bers The articles wik
hand sold at the lowest by
sep29-d&w II. AASPACHEE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

Our neghbors of the parish of Madison, in Louis-
ana-we mean those OF them belonging to the Ameri-
can party-had rousing ratification meeting last
Monday at Richmond. The g banner parish at the
last election is evidently not inclined to take more
humble position in the approaching Presidential con-
test, but Judging from the numbers and the spirit
of those who were assembled on Monday, they are
determined to achieve other and higher honors for
their noble parish The meeting was said by those
familiar with such things, to be the largest con-
vened in the parish and certainly there was no lack
of spirit. The day was bright and beautiful and the
air as bamy as the breath of spring could make it,
At o'clock, P. NJ, the meeting was called to order
in the Court House, by John P Mason, Esq on whose
notion Nicholas Barnes, ESQ., chosen to preside.
On motion of Mr.. A. R. Capeheart, Jno. Vanlanding
ham and J. W. Williams appointed Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting having been explained, a
committee appointed for the purpose reported q
series of resolutions, endorsing the nominations of
Fillmore and Donelson, and pledgng them the earnest
and hearty support of the American party in that
parish The resolutions were adopted without dis
sentng voice.
Mr.. A. R. Capeheart, who had been selected for the
purpose then presented to the American party of the
parish, a beautiful flag, behalf of the ladies', some
of whom honorel the meeting with their presence.
The remarks of Mr.. Capeheart, in making the pre-.
sentaton were brief and in good taste and those of
John T. Mason Esq, in accepting the handsome pre-
sent were not less tasteful and appropriate LHlcks-
burg Whig, 25th.
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SOs6 Orleaus Qailu Crestsltt,
rhlrty-Fourth congress--E,Irst session.

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1856.--tSenate. On motion
by Mr.. Brown, the bills relating to the District of Co
lumba were made the specialorder for next Friday.
A resolution was adopted, calling on the Secretary
Of War to transmit to the Senate copies Of all letters
addressed to him during the present year. by Govern
Or Stevens of Washington Territory respecting the
exciting difficulties with the Indians in that territory
and also all other correspondence relating to the In
dian difficulties in the territories of Washington and
Oregon, not heretofore communicated. "a
Mr.. Toombs, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported back the bill to amend the naturalization
laws, with recommendation that it do not pass. 3
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bounty
land bill, but at one O'Clock it was laid aside, when s
Mr. Clay, of Alabama, the Kansas bill being under
consideration replied to Messrs Seward, Sumner,
Wilson and Harlan. He maintained that SO far from
there being any truth in the alleged aggressions Of
the slave power" the South had been ever since the
foundation of the government, yielding gradually to
the encroachments and usurpatons Of the North.
Owing to i'll health, he said he should print the re-
marks which he intended to submit.
The Senate adjourned
House of Representatives.. The House proceed
ed to act upon the amendments OF the Senate to the
Deficiency Appropriation bill, as reported from the
Committee Of the Whole. on the state of the Union
hya vote of yeas 3d. nays &c. rejected that Of three
hundred thousand dollars for continuation Of the
water works. .
Without concluding action on the amendments, the
House adjourned
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Louisiana Items.

The Clinton Democrat, of the Goth, says
During the week we have been blessed with copious
shOwers-the weather is mild and pleasant and the
planters prospects highly encouraging at the present
We clip the following from the Thibodaux Minerva,
Of last Saturday:
We have had another delightful rain on Wednesday
last, which has served to gladden. the faces of our
planters The LafOurche is now several feet below
high water mark, and still has downward tendency.
F1RE-The work shop of Mr.. NJ. Robichaux, on
Canal street, together with its contents was entirely
consumed by fire, at an early hour on Monday morn
ing last. Loss estimated at abont $780,: It's sup
posed to have been the work Of an incenaary. Much
praise is due to citizens for the zeal they mani
tested in preventing the flames from spreading to the
surrounding buildings. The escape may be consd-
cred almost proyidential. ~
The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter, of the 26th
says b.
RAIN AT LAsr!-0 Tuesday evening last the
heavens grew dark with heavy and ominous looking
clouds which seemed to forbode heavy and violent
showers. Sure enough on Wednesday morning it
came, and we venture to say nothing lately has
pleased planting friends much this truly re-
tfeshing rain. The ground was dry and parched to
that extent that but little was expected to up,
if so, to be killed by the fierce rays of the sun.
| truly welcome shower.
| The Natchitoches Chronicle has the subjoined
items:
Our planters are suffering from the want of rain
We have not had a single refreshing shower for o
month, and as 4 natural consequence, vegetation Of
every descriptions backward The corn whchis up
81 greatly parched, and without rain shortly, corn
| and cotton will have to be replanted.s.
| The river continues to fall. We doubt if another
trip through Cane and Little rivers can be made by
any of our packets
| The Shreveport News, Of the 18th, says:
The river at this point still continues to fall rapidly
Several boats are hard aground above, without any
prospect whatever of getting out until there comes
| another rise.
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OU A G HI T A RIV E R.

Leaves on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at 5 P. N.
RE REGULAR EVERY OTHER
Thursday packet-FOr Camden, French PORT,
Beech His, Miler's Bluff, chanpsgnolle Moro,
Landing, Ouac City ochomonde, Mouth D. Arbone Tren-
Monroe Pine Bluff Casters Landing Columbia Harrison
burg Trinity, Black River and all intermediate landings the
Ouachia river The fine fast running Light draght passenger
packet steamer Judah Touro, G. L. kouns master. j.
W. Tobin, clerk will leave above For freight passage,
having superior accommodations apply board or
a25 LEWIS SNAPP Il CO.. 81 Front street.
%Returning, will leave Camden Wednesday, April 9th
at A. NJ, stopping at Champasnole Wednesday evening,
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing Thursday morning
Iochiomond Thursday evening" Trenton and Monroe Fri
day morning. HarrsonbrE- and Black River Friday night
arriving at New Orleans Sunday morning
hsP"Through bills aing given with privilege Of reippins
Oh steamer X H. Lindsey Freight and passengers guaranteed
be taken their place of destination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

Loss OF A SHIP AND BRIG. - Nassau, NJ p,
April 12.-The American brig General Wilson was
lost at Berry Island and her cargo arrived here in
vessels on the 5h and 9Th. She was bound from New
York to Apalachicola. She bilged and filed immedi
atey and all her goods carried through the surf
to the shore. On Sunday, the 9Th wreekers brought
in the captain, crew and cargo of the American ship
Sentinel, Soule, from Boston to New Orleans. She
was lost at Alaco on the 4th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

RoBBER1Es.--A few nights since, the railroad office
in this town was entered and robbed of between one
and two hundred dollars, evidently by some person
acquainted with the premises; and we are informed
a sufferer to some extent.
Iport Gibson (Miss) Herald; 25th.
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Coop NEws.-We learn that a telegraphic dispatch
was received yesterday evening from the President of
the information that two thousand tons Of iron-now
in the cy-have been paid for and placed at the dis
posal of the Company.
This will be sufficient to complete the work some
two or three miles beyond Macon-or to APPOINT about
two hundred miles from Mobile. Once there
and having the iron it may be considered there-the
road will support and build ITSELF So, we think,
without exaggeration, every one may consider the
work now beyond all peril. Mobile Tribune, 27th.
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SrEAAEHs-The Pacific Mail steamship George
Law Herndon, U. S, n, Commanding, which was to
have sailed yesterday, at P NJ, for Aspinwal, n b.
the weather. and accordingly came to an anchor in
the North river. A violent storm of wind and rain
from the N. E. prevailed at the time, and unless it
should abate, the George Law would undoubtedly
remain at her anchorage till daylight of this morning
TN " Times ODD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

ga BLooDLEss VICTORY. BY the annexation of
Oude one Of the most valuable provinces Of Hindos-
tan, to British India, England acquires territory of
25 900 square miles, inhabited by 100000 people,
capable of yielding surplus revenue of f300O0oo,
(Sl5 ,O00,000) More robbery, but q boodless VIC
tn,,.y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

COMING TO AMERICA.-A correspondent OF the IN
dependent Beige says that Lamartine, after making
great efforts to save the wreck of his tattered for
tunes is about to assign all his property for the pay
ment of his debts, and seek home in the United
States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

JAIL BRoKE.-On last Monday night the jail III
this place was broken open and two negroes escaped
theretrom; one Of them was i'll as runaway ana
the other under Indictment for rape. Assistance was
evidently rendered them from without
Macon (Ala.) Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

Accounts from Illinois represent the coming wheat
harvest as likely to be as good as the last and much
larcer than ever before harvested in the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

William Aiken, of fSouth Carolina, isnow spoken of
as who may probably bear away the prize at Gin
cinnati, from Pierce, Douglas and Buchanan, and
be the next Presidential candidate for the democracy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

F1RE.-A destructive fire occurred recently at West
Point, Ca. burning the hotel and three other build
ings Estimated loss $40 900. Insurance, $4,000.
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GULAR KETS.

Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
f7Sg.p = SUMMER ARRANCsEMENT-U.
flEL Mail +. W. MCR!AE, in place of the
Southern 5ee-Running in connection with the
steamers Princess and NaehezFor Princeton Ashton Pitchers
Point Skipwiths LaRing Lake Providence EiCksburg War
anon, New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney Nachez and Fort
Aas-The elegant and swift running passenger packet Il.
w N9cIae Capt L. W. Broadwell will leave the
all Intermediate landings For freight apply
board L. B. SMITH,
n2l L New Leyee
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Important from Central America.

PASSENGERS ROBBED AND MURDERED
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Y A zoo RIV E r.

Will leave on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at S O'Clock P NJ
fFzss, FOR LEFOREE, G GREENWOOD SIDON
EI = Tchula, Yazoo City, Sdarta, Vc1sburg, Natchez
tss5=s4a and al nteEmedats landings-Reguar Yazoo
ming passenger steamer Lewis WEliteman, Wallace,
master will leave above. For freight apply
board, or.to L. Is. SMITH:
a.. II New I,eyee
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

M leave on Fo F5FsD5E SHFEEKos 20 III sHRIss 4
ss raa pfsas AhisS and ssa
mediate Re aas m Te superior
Ts s. vii pay bills unless Captain Clerk
W. leave q FU T9H - III. 9's5?4 F5EF 6A5po
sPd Il ia IH5sPs5&5s P anainssTs
s @ r. k's vii ss
freight or passage, apply on board, or to ...,,.-.
will pay Die Psa s
The Storm will take freight for Shreveport and above the
Raft with privilege Of storing and reshppns.
W" ssys on yHRHiSPkI sThk IL os Il of5fsS FTn Or
s e. aule 9sna Eeo1s nn laaa A
ss sdna ff5
sass se as above E2E s; f o 81 sy ea sH s
River Win privilege q reshipping GOOD boats a25
wiz on YEPKETgAY 3 Y 9 9is sp'elesS H
z rss$s' "A 4 II h Mright IL da25s
Gorton andi and ali hteTnedae audings For feight
nps ps:s4Es Apply 0GGsS LEW1s ssApp CO. Front
5 f. ise & w ahe freight for upper Red
I wf2GSEsRAE FOE iNDEs 81 s. kb It a 1f.ef faFbiscs
e5ts hs sxsnSts G9a9 ani 5fSo o5Hp
4 4 s asse ~ ss & t51s s:si nj Vii ,ssvs
spHSs For f isfsf 5spE so.f ae street
w. on TssEsIRAE EeH Eb % " si;sS1
is z,nag maitss wil saye ay posys'y Above for
Goos Landing and intermediate andings For freightor
passage apply on board or TO r d c,,rrtJs7,
-The N Wright will take freight for all points above the
raft, with the privilege Of reshipping
w - :" FOR u; sis;
. a abs TaFsbs vii Sqnsr caddo Hsy Ne;
Lake Bitenea inden Grand Bayou GRIND Ecore Campte,
Alexandria and all intermediate landings For freight pas
as T. B. SMITH, - New Levee.
wiz wEPSERDiy Po EAHE Il I IL: q Yaissxss NJ
49, 80 sS: hs r sa5i Gss als 6s esss
Alexandria, Goons Landing, and all intermediate landings
For IS freight ''s'afiE 7Rfy sfeFa 81 Front street
w leave on EHEInAk / aE fi;fz
@ TIlI lsavs s5qys akas [5siS,t fos 2:aden
5aad y2 a al s sTns aSGs heGfe s. Maurice Alexandra
The sydona being Of Light draught will continue to mak
boat E in readiness to replace her the fall of the
Passengers ana freight taken as low any other good
the a ds For 5sjs n Or oH|s6 5HfIsSs 65 GR @ So?5 ve
TCHAFALAYA RIVER.
T leave wE9SsFBbF oR "a 2s ff2S NV In
l;er master VII ease f. above taking freig
For freight Or passage apply on board foot of Benve stree
ap29 j. N. JOHNSTON 4 CO, Front Levee.
'|F.OR UMBERLAND RIVER.
WI EeGEssRAH Eo yfi' Z !: 2f9s SiEa Mn
- will leave for the above gqd Al inermedi0t
or b. B.sDUFIELD,
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April goth, at O'Clock P. NJ.
EuEe FOR GRANADA, TROY, LEFLORE,
s. Greenwood, Sidon Tchua Yazoo City, Saartia
Ssa5a and all Intermediate landings. The passenger
packet Fulton, W Gwarney, master The Fulton will give
through bills for all Taahaehee river freghs For freight
passage apply on board
Il o..
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Fearful Riots at Panama.

AMERICANS KILLED.
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viii leave on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at 5 o'clo

viii leave on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at o'clock P. n.
f7ugo - FOR LEFl4ORE, GREENWOOD, MA
ssr4 s ron, Tchua, yazoo City! satarta, Vicksburg,
Ynzoo River Packet LEWIS WHITEMANThe and light
draft passenger steamer Lewis 4Vhteman, Wallace,
master port receiving freight and will leave above
For freight or passage, apply on board, to
n2s JOHN f. HYDE 4 Co, &C Poydras street.
R~shippers depend the Whiteman going through to
T.atO and Greenwood without fail
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leaves on THURSDAY. LIST Nav, at 5p. NJ.

Leaves on THURSDAY. LIST May, att SPIN.
Ta2o FOR KAXOO AND TALLAHATCHIE
aAEalTA = The and splendid light draught steamer
sfEssz5s SnIlfe Robinson, Dyas Powers, master for
Mouth Coldwater Tlatoba Leiore, Greenwood, Sdon
City and all intermediate landings the Yazoo and Tai
lahatchie rivers, will leave above. .....
APPS JOHN f. HYDE & CO. 65 Poydras street
The Sallie Robinson will take freight for Grenada, il
signed o or Greenwood.
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Leaves every THURSDAY, at o'clock ?. ".
F7~Ss PERNLANENT SPRING AND


Hgs LA Il Ers 8 HORE PACK X E II
s5aEllEEA1ss STEAMER Cali fornia. Winter Arrange
ment.-For Ocean Springs, and intermediae land:
ngs extending her trips far Pascagoua Tuesday and
Saturday of each week.s
The splendid low pressure packet steamer California Louis
Nelson MASTER built expressly for this trade with superior
accommodations will leave the Lake end of the Poncharran
Railroad the arrival At the Lake Of the cars follows:
Ponichartran Railroad Leaves Ocean Springs.
TUESDAYS-....9 o A. NJ. cars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
THURSDAYS. % A. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
SATURDAYE,... "A P. N. ears SUNDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday and Saturday she will far as Pascago1ia
ms R. GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place
eszg. FOR MANDEEILLE-~U. s. MALL
eAELt- = FOR MANDENILLE, Lewisburg Madsonviile,
=sSssAzas Covingon and Abta SpringsThe fine steamer
Virginia Pearl, Captain j. W. Hoffman, leaves the
fontchan Railroad every day after the arrival OF the IL NJ
Sundays excetcd Returning leaves Cornson every
morning at s O'Clock [SunlHys cNcHptedl
Fare 81 Meals, 50 cents.
For particulars apply on board, or 70
al9 tt D. c. LOWBER, 90 Magazine street
re- FOR nEOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
r q. S. NAIL LINE-Winter Arrssgement.-The
asnssas splendid owpressure packet steamer Cuba, L.
A. Hern, master; Florida. w. H. Hutchags master
Oregon Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
trade with superior accommodations Of the above
will leave the Lake end of the POntchartrain Railroad
daily the arrival of the o'clock P NJ Returning
will stop Pascagoua Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare TO Mobile ..',... .......-...-...,..S6
R. GEDDES, Agent 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, November l. 1855. n5