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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Agvryas aaa IaLaad Hsfyaace.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, AariRs, and IaIaad Insurance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,s5s,iSl Is
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA
Oos nOrtsst corner Of sylvana and SsUeae@
street, Washington, u. z.
Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Dinsee,
George H. armstrong, Thomas MSHderheldl
Charles 4. Rpbisam, Edward r, HelmhoId'
James NsaH THOMAS D. FISRhSsE hsTsl President
EDsARD Il. HxLMnoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 D street, opposite City HIM.
John Rigges No. SO fhrt,enth street. below Pennsy
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain P Levy No ao1 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomason
the Ssnss. Of this % e mp aS0s with the
fn day August months, Ia, January,
@ the s amounted 70 @ ne sss o
only ior,y sixty dollars reported
1af sa
@ a a" a @ s% will be ad
s on s
EEs, WAREaoysEs ds.s,pis@s Of BUILDINGS and s,e'
kinds MERCHANDISE transported by VESSELS
STEAMBOATS, CANAL. BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual
from any portion OF EUROPE and AMERICA
the hnis Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western
The rates of premium win be companies
every in arrangement
will be taken into consideration.
Al losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
ONCE Pennsylvania and Seventeenth
street, Washington city ID. C.
Ilstranes may also be effected at the Home Office,
Walnut Second streets, Philadelphia.
And principal Of the United States by authorized
officers Of the company.
June l3-dly
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Law School OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tcnncssoo.

Law school Curnberiand U,aiversity, at lebanon,
Tcnncssos.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caathsfs, late OF crcui,
judges Of Tennessee,
Of Tennessee, -
Hon. Biomhed l.. Ridley, Of the cnancelo of
ges Cauthes and Green dew their whole le
to the school.
Plan ofinrueon-l Daily examinations the
text books No regulsr Of
daily lessons IN ths progress of the examinations.
q weekly Moot common law and equity In whsh
dents suits on statement OF facts given by the profess
ors, them through all
practice The cases are framed as to require them
deeds wills records and all documents
dence In the trials. Some of taken
which held monthly in
public The students
jurors circuit and chancelors In official
paclies connected with their suits.
SeonsThe the third Monday
third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday July.
Expenses per esson.-Tuon fee $780, contngen
fee s. boarding $50. Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Four sessions required complete unless the
dents advanced class No previous study required for
There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There Is moot Legislature connected with the school.
Number ofs,udens the last collegiate year eighty six.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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mo. b5sl
Notice

Of tOitkdrapal Of lands IN Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuance the act entitled An granting public lands
sections the States OF Florida and Alabama
In construction Of certain railroads in said States sp
proved 7th May lass, lying within hnecn miles
each following railroads and branch named said ae-
i from ST. I0hns rys jacksonville, OF 70
Gambia bay Pensacola from Ameh island on ihe hanl
the waters Tampa bay, branch Ceder Key tho
Gulf Mereo ercep portion south Of W juno
lion with tho Cedsr Key from Pensacola, Florida 10
this obce, been
suspended from and location unill further orders
Glygn General Land nfce at the city Of
Washington, this twenty third Of Way, 1855.
TBOs. A. HENDRICKS,
May 2-law6wt Star d Iniel.l Commissioner
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Ntt~rfsrIms.

GOLD silver hne steel and plated spectee eye glasses sc
all focuses with perfocH perscopc, and paRboa
long experience gives peculiar advantage. in selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes 0f fwearep.
VI. W. GAIT n BRO,
S2i Penn avenue. between Ninth and
JAn0s-u
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Rsdsefion Of Fare 10 California
Uped mail steamships New York
G FOR Aspinwan the 5th and both Of each month,
Nx ~ connecting with mail from Panama San
- Francisco.
These steamships have Inspected and by the Navy
Department, and guaranty pssd and SAFETY
The Panama railroad az miles on compsted from
hours The baggage passen-
checked NgYork through San Frauctscn and
embarked Panama hy the campany
The money paid New York all expenses Of the trip
Reserve steamers kept In in New York, Panama. and
Francisco, detention accident,
the route IL endrely reliable.
Passengers the day they arrive hspn
wall
Conductors through by steamer, charge OF
children without other protectors.
through lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, 10 /. W RAYMOND.
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J. II. HEN DNIChpt
missioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person the right Of peempon to of the
townships and of townships above ennmea
required establish the same TO the satiscon Of me regis
and oce and make
soon as seeing notice. and before the day
pointed foi the the public sale OF the lands
bcng the tract claimcd claim will be forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Apnl s-lawI3w Intel and Stur.l
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pporosup pIrus or uAfLIys,

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. sc Wall street, NJ. Y.
BROWN, sBIPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD CO,
"a Austin Fnarr, London
h, O. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris.
The Of these ships will be accountable for gold
bullion, jewery precious stones, unless bills
therefor
Mayl-dn
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uEMBEHs o Congress. and yis,ters 10 washingtor
WI an respectfully informed that at TAYLOR MADhfb
Book and Stationery Store they will meet s Their
works. comprises department Of literature science
aud
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly imporatons ffom England
Calhouns Works, volumes
Jefersons Works, volumes
webstcrs Works, vols, autograph edition
Eyereus Orauons and Speeches. 2 volumes
Clayis Private Correspondence, volume
q. 4. PrenIis-'s Memoirs, volumes
BaBcroft's History Of the United States, yolume'
6tRtesman's Manual, volumes
Hickeys Constitution, ! volume
JefeTsons Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of United States, volume
Eliota Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
MaTshs Orators and Statesmen, volume
Story'E Works, , volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices Of the United ststeS, volume
Liobers Civil Liberty and Self government 2 volumes
Wtrt'a Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Ksnnedys life Of Win, volumes
Garands Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, | volume
De Tocqusvl.s Democracyi In America, l volume
The Federalist, volume
Tendency Of Free tnsuuuons voluns
Constitutional 7 sri book volume
CaTeys Past, Present, and Future, volume
scRnans Progress Of Nations, volume
ncEiiror's American Dehatsr, volume
Future Wealth Of America, 1 volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, volume
Of American English, and French stationery
he nssia qualities the lowest prices.
Visiting cards and printed with the greatest rophude
TAYLOR n MAURy's,
Dee 7-du Near 9th street
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washington Aqueduct.
OTrfor or THs wlsHIrsro

OTTfoH WASHINGTON AaurpucT,
Washington March y ass.
pROPOsALs invited for and masonry
dams, tunnels other efhe washington aqueduct
Proposals. received the c OF May will be opened
that day. .-s...
Map prohe specification ready
animation and after the 2oh day April nert.
described In plans and specifications
Portions Of the be completed under
present appropriation hut all for unfinished will
be subject future appropriations The
prescribe OF
Of under for appropriation and
ofbe appropriation not holding sucieny decide when and
what shall be stopped Mnds become available.
funds the reserved viii be paid H. judgment Of
the engineer work has been properly r
zone . .H
will specie United
treasury monthly OF rcservng 10
will condition all the
shall be paid their full monthly and In specie
Al bids should be enod aud endorsed froposas for work
the Washington Aqucductn
United the right any all
should they deemed ndyantageous and NIKE
considered conducive progress Of The
M.
r-ustbe accompanied by
responsible the effect
the bidder bidders viii, " his their hid
into Obligation, within ton days, with good and sufficient
70 be by corhcse States
district attorney ocer
individual known
Of War, that tho able make good their
win so opened Ia presence Of bidders, any them
choose 10 bo present .-.
-fr r.. -
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

DKPAATAENs Ixr.KIoK,
Once Isdian AaaiIs,
September % 1855.
gEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Indian Goods
~ will BE- received once Wahiason city
satl 10 O'clock Friday, the 3iss day Of October
81 tsnishns goods for he indan Department or funog
upalAons various Indn other Indian
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
.hlps comprising tbIs line are the following: !:

The ships comprising ibis line the following;
The Atlantic Capt Oliver Eldridge.
The Battle capt Jos ComsioeA
The hhTats Chpt. James Wesi
Rr, These ships having been built by contract
G pressy for government service every has been
aken their construction, also In their engines,
Sa2x TO insure strength and sPeed and their acconmo-
passengers comfort
Price OF passage York Liverpool in first cabin $3.50
In second cabin S75 Liverpool New York. 30 and 90
guinoaH,
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No heuhs can be secured until paid for
ships mpToy tight bulk heads and
avoid danger the Banks north Of - deg
until amer tho LIST OF August
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
-asx-s&NN AAPT0k UNITED STATES NAL IL STEAMERS
SXrfX The ships comprising uis line the WASHING
lf1aAx1nf~ TON, Capt z. Csyendyi HERMANN Capt I'd
Thsse s,op Al ba,b re,uains
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Houra.
IW.Hz !. s;5'Ela

:
IN Monday the o3d instant the trains will
" Washington at and eH a and aHd AZ, p. ffft
On sunday, at ~, p ~ e..
Leave Baltimore AJAX and OK, m, and and ~,
On Sunday, at4f a.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
Aprl o2-dn
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A MBRIChN HOUSE, Hanover street, ao.tonI ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly Furnished posses
ahe modern Improvements and fp The accommo
Of the travelling public.
Dee il-a1p
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice hereby gven that all lands
the and remaining the United States oarde Of s
limits OF grant made February,
The Cairo and Fulton railroad and It's branches hitherto restored
which subject and location
price aer days hereinafter mentioned, wits
Once Jackson Missouri, Monday, the ID day Of Novem
Der, ls58,
Once At Bato.vo, Arkansas Monday the 10Th day Of No
vcmber, 1855.
once Little Rock Asansas Monday the ID day Of Novsm
ber, 1855.
Helena, Arsnsas Monday the i7h da, Of Novem-
ber, 1885,
Once Caksvls, Artansa Monday 9th day Of No
vember, 1855. $50.
ocs Fayetteville, Arkansas Monday, I'd day Of No
vember 1885.
ChampagnOlc, hfkRnsns, Monday, 10Th day OF
November, 1885.
Washington, Arkansas, Monday, the 7h day Of
November, 1885.
NOTICE TO PRE-RMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled right Of proompon
offered public sale, hoye be restored
market required establish the the satisfaction
register oHcs
period prescribed by ohewss such claim
will be fnrieiled. HOS, A. HENDRfCKs,
June 7t-lawl3w [EfuTh lnte.l Commissioner.
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

To Capt NJ q. Meir-, u, 9. Bnrlnerrs.
We, undersigned, rcridents o. In the State Of,
hereby Jointly and sororay the United States and
be
they w within days after acceptance o the said bid
sufficient
furnish the articles proposed In conformity the terms
which made, the
shall fail aforesaid guaranty
good offer by tho said and
tho nert lowest bidder
(5ispod) A.. y,
q, ID.
Thereby certify that knowledge and belief the
ts,s@sa, lpa@Sa ,O'''''0'' -" ''' '' Er.
Mar -3awtsthMay hlnvn
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WIT srd Wisdom Of IN. Rev. sydney smith BY Duyc
w kinck 81 y,
The Life travels Century b'
Christ imaginary biography founded fact by j. TAI
boy Wheeler, 2. n q. r. 2 vols 81
The Huguenot EKiesi historical novel. rs cents.
Mechanics Tables containing and circumference O c
and sides ciroumiersnces ~ aneo
hoops, outng or boiler plates nc, &c,i by Charles l''
well, marine engineer 80 cents.
Introduction the study of Art by NJ, A. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from Common Paths series OF American ao
by Mrs. Julia l.. DumonL 81.
The Rise and Progress of the English Constitution; BY
Greasy, NJ A. Third edition. 81 ..
Csderon3 his lie and genius, with specimens Of his plays
r.. G.. Trench, N. ~. rs
just published, and for sale at TAYLOR \ MAURYs
June 10 bookstore, 9Th Et
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HE Letters OF Madame de sevtgne her D.mphtsr
and Friends, edited by Mrs Sarah Hale vol 81 4
The Letters Of Lady Mary Wortiey montssu, edited BY MR.
rsh }. Hale. I vol ~ os
May ~ .3 +. ....#.#..a.4 FRANoK TAYLOR
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septic law0w
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L.. y. Middleton,

Dealer ~ Tee.
Once and depot southwest corner and 18th
Feb g7-dGrnif
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-12

Cav A SrArE CIR DRuNK Tin the
following item from tho Boston Post, it
would seem that the "State," !" as repre-
sented, must have been in state Of intox.
ication. A few years ago, the State Attor-
ney Of ! northern county in Vermont, al
though man Of great legal ability, was
fond of the bottle. On ono occasion, an
important criminal case was called on BY
the Clerk, but the Attorney, with owl-like
gravity, kept his chair. being, in fact, not
6irly able to stand on his feet. '' Mr..
Attorney, is the st.ese ready to proceed =
said the Judge. {" Yes (hic) ic)-no-your
Honor" hammered the lawyer, the
State-is-aot-in state to try this case
to-day the State, your Honor, -
dr,nRk - s.sss.s.s sas zoa.ss.a S saa..os,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-12

..vr,rtsENENrS will be inserted at the rate Of One
- surare (of lines OF sss for the first and
poNrCea por fof every Subsequent insertion A liberal
My., nsde 70 those who advertise by the year
deo.s sIars I yeax will be charged for huff n column
Is,c ,c~s Nedicise advertising. and none Of greater
- eiN be admitted on any terms
@nrAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'dons Of per-
sature or such ~ are not deemed 70 he of public
nav be inserted - advertisements lat the op-
=. saitor \ hv beiua paid for In advance.
STyciNG CANDIDATES. Dsllafs will be charg
NJ sscoaacine Candidass for IN Offices, to be paid
ninRV NOTICES. mot exceeding three -four lines,
= ss..,fnIIv tnsested without charge, but those
- Smssss lensth. vil be rated - advertisements.
.~cs$EspnNDENTS sre informed that no notice what
80 via - taken of any e000un1c1non lntended lof
1870. unless acoompanied By the name and address
y ~ wrieer-no& aeeeaasy Sce publication, but as
Cnaraasse Of god faith W
g The Law of HswsPapers.
suhecribess who Do nas etve express aotace 70 tne
.,v Are conadered . wishing 70 continue their sub
vcfipti0n. . ..x...
II ,ubecribers order ~ dscestnuance 81 their news
,aoe he publisher may coanae 70 send them until al
N subscrbers neglect q rfsse 70 take their news
uan,rs nom the oce 70 which icy are directed they
resnnshe for them until they have settled ther 0al
.nd ordered them Discontinued.
he Coue have 6eelded that refusing 10 take news
p.n,r nm tie oce U removing and leaving the un-
.s sor /, pms ficSe evidence of Intentional fraud
S fhe UsissA ebn Coas0 have also repeatedly deer
ied thai Poetmaster, who ncxecs TO give seasonaDe
notice - rsqucd BY tie Post Once Department, Of the
The neglect or refusal Of peea 70 take from the oce
uevspers addressed him. renders the Postmaster la
~ y the psbdsAsr fss Tie sabsEsiptioa price.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-12
RlOu4hs3 PlOughsl
SUBSCRIBER has on hand abo

i oae hundred Ploughs A. J. Young 4 Met;Anahan's
Manufacture, of Maysvie, KY sizes from No: to No
which (or the nike OF closing the c0negnmsnt he oers
for sale March credit from 50 to 81 per plough lower
than he has ever before sold in this Market prices from
Is 20 to 4lI O0 few Bull tongues Shovel Pioughs
at 90 Planters would do well to embrace this oppor
unty to supply themselves with good and cheap poughs
Respectfully, B.R. HOLDEN.
Thibodanx. November 81, 1sss-nI6-y. =
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STABLING!.

MY NEW STABLE is now about com.
1N1 plete and am prepared to carry the Livery
business in an its branches Hosses and vehicles Of
H every kind needed. ready At short notice.
Prices Of stabing either by the day month has been
reduced feed has cheapened. Customers rely
upon having their horses ve fed and taken care of Give
me = trial. 5ess 4$ss BF. F.HOLDEN.
Thibodaux, November lse l655-nl6-y.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-12
fPvoQ the Home Journal.
Fire and Ashes.-By PnE3E Cary.

Turning her sweet faee to the west,
Sat the fair maid when day was done,
Wafching the light that stFeamed above
The buried spaeaAor II the saa;
i And feeding In her heart lsms,
Famed by alternate hopes and 6ghs,
That burned 70 blashes II her cheek, s..
And shone reflected in her eyes.
IN bar, that sussst IRE vas out, sd
And ~ the trace il len behind
Was clouds oe ashes blown about
BY the strong purpose Of the wind.
Z Al h0sr, the fre was down within,
Aod n she had Who waited there
I Was hope's dead ashes whir3ed and taased
By he fierce Tempest Of despair.
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The following petticoat discoveries are
his: E
l suppose you are ignorant Of what we
call tubular petticoats, and if SO, comPli-
ment you for your ignorance; but l would
suggest to your lady friends the Propriety,
nay the necessity, ofgiving them trial as
soon as possible. Nothing is more con.
venient than the tubular or air petticoats.
1t consists Of numberless Innings of India
rubber tubes sewed around a petticoat, all
communicating with one another. Cores
ponding with these, is a movable tube
which is left in the pocket, and which
may be easily carried to the mouth. BY
blowing into this tube, the petticoat swells
at will, and assumes any proportion re-
quired. Does an elegante wish to ride in
a carriage where there is little room !
Do ten persons wish to Sit at table
where six persons would be uncomfortable?
The only thing to be done is to let some
air out by means Of small faucet, and
the belle becomes as slender as sylPhide
of the opera, and her dress is not crum.
pied. When dinner is over, or when
about to leave her carriage, with puff or
two the volume of air is easily replaced.
| suppose that you are not in New Orleans
more exempt than we are in Paris from
the exaggerated amplitude Of petticoats.
Paris has become and is becoming too
small. II does not number less inhabi-
tants, but more petticoats. They are the
cause of all our domestic unhaPPiness and
of our excessive expenses. Starch is
nothing but flour, wrung from the mouth
Of those who hunger, and the abuse has
consequently raised the price Of bread.
To keep petticoats in approved order and
style, an apartment is required much
larger than that used for nursery. The
tubular petticoat, therefore, has the advan
tage Of occupying less room and Of con.
suming only reasonable quantity Of flour
or starch. In this city, where It is some-
times usual to court married ladies. the
tubular petticoat serves as q species Of
protection to jealous husbands. A gentle.
man Of my acquaintance, who, before the
invention Of the said petticoat, never al
lowed his wife to 60 into society, has now
become exceedingly more tolerant. He
allows her two balls and rout every
week, but on condition that he shall have,
during the whole evening, free access to
the tube used in swelling the petticoat
used by his wife. Thanks to this tutelary
tube, his jealousy is now more social, fol
he possesses an infallible remedy. When
he secs dangerous waltzer approach his
wife too closely, with single powerful
inhalation he initiates the petticoat and
wards off the danger. When on the
other hand, she wishes to rest upon sofa
near lady friend, in spirit Of laudable
economy, be opens the faucet, and saves
the dress from ugly rumples.
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New. Orleans, Opetousas. and Great West
ern Express. .-

ern Express. t-
4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish
IA ed on the Opeousas Railroad between New Orleans
and Bayon Lafourche, connecting in New Orleans with
The American Express for all the principal Cities and
Towns in the North and and At Bayon Laourche,
with .
HoLDEN's STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS,
for Thibodaux Houma, Tgersile Berwcks Bay, Patter
sonvilIe Centerve Franklin, New IBERIA ST. Martins
vile, Washington and Opelousas.
SPECIE, JEwELRY, VALUABIES, and Merchandise
Of every description forwarded and delivered promptly
Notes, Drafts Bills, etc., collected and all orders attended
to punctualiy.
Each EXPRESS in charge Of special messengers.
All merchandise, orders from New Orleans for the in
terror, must be left at the Office before the day
previous to departure Orders left at Joseph Barba 1O
Old Levee street. viii receive prompt attention.
EXPRESS leaves Adams Co.'S Office. No. 81 Camp st..
daily NJ returning leaves Franklin House, Thibo
daux at p. NJ, and Bay LAfourche al Pm
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
In connection with the above there express for the
transportation Of Baggage to any part Of the city Of New
Orleans that passengers giving their name and check
the Express Messenger have their ggage deliver
ed a. directed, with promDlness and desp stcb
STARR s. JONES,
(nI-n] Office SO Camp Street.
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HO, FOR THE RAILROAD!


TOHN BERGER has placed Stage s@S.An
y and Express upon the line from zeT29SSstff
Houmn to the Railroad Crossing, Terre- @--A
homie Depot capable Of carrying twelve passengers.
The Express will leave Houma every morning at eight
O'Clock, and returning to Houma, will leave the Depot
Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from the City,
say II half past II.
FARE EACH WAY 81 90
He hopes, by attending to and convenience Of
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage
He has constantly ON hand conveyances Of kinds At
Houms in convey passengers in any direction.
Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he is prepared 70 accommo
date all who may call upon him. with comfortable lodg
ngs, and his table Is always well supplied with the best
that be procured in in the market Every exeron
win be made to administer to comfort and convenience Of
his guests. gses #Hs 81 s1Sa
His stables are we'll stocked and means Of conveyance
may be procured at all times TfaveleS conveyed to any
part OF the country u Ill mcs and ON the most accom-
modating terms.
Dec st JOHN BERGER
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
Hurley,s

For all diseases Of the blood, nothing
has yel been found 10 compare with u.
/, cleanses The system Of all impurities.
acts gently aud efficiently on the liver
aud kidneys. strengthens The digestion,
gives one to the stomach. makes .i,he
skin clear and healthy, and restores the
constitution, enleeblsa by Disease or
broken do~n by the excuses Of youth,
TO It's pris,iae vigor and strength. Ev-
cry prudent person should use a few
bottles, particularly during the spring
and summer mon.hs,- Citizen, ". y
DR.. Orr has a supply on hand. Try
L.