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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-15

The State Of Louisiana Parrish Of East Fcliciana
9TH District Court. No. 1870.
NOTICE Is HERRBY GIVEN, that Frederick
lN Schnrcr. administrator of the succession of Ad-
am Ranpp deceased has filed an account Of his nd
mnstration which will be homolognted In thirty
days after the publication Of this notice, unless e-
gal' opposition Is made thereto.
feb 10, 1856. III. SkIpWITH, D'y Clerk, \
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-15
EXCELSIOR CARRIAGE FACTORY.
BUTLER d KOCH.

DESPECTFULLY inform their friends that thew
IL are now prepared to build carriages, Bnggies.
and Sulkies. In the most approved styles now In
use. All lumber used in our shop is received from
the north and is of superior quality we have now
IN progress from fifteen TO twenty vehicles, and in
yite ali those who are judges, TO examine the work
before IL is painted as we have in employ the best
workmcn that the south can afford.
Designs Of all kinds of vehicles to be seen at onr
shop, Call and see them. All kinds Of repairing
done ON the shortest notice. All work warranted,
with proper usage feb Z3
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-15
CLINTON La. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH Is 1856
LEGAL NOTICES.

The State of Louisiana Parish of East Feliciana---
7th District Court. No, 1870.
In the matter of the succession of William and
Sarah Roberts, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Richardson Roberts,
IN Administrator of the aforesaid succession has
filed in this court mn account of his administration
which will be homologated in thirty days after the
publication of this notice. unless legal opposition
be filed thereto. sl fs5r.. a - 5.#.s
feb 20, 1856 VIM. PATTERSON Clerk.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

III. persons receiving Freight, except responsible
II Merchants and Traders In town, will hereafter be
rsed TO be charged TO the account of merchant
The Rail Road Company will not be responsible
for freight delivered along the foad except AT sta
tions where they have agents.
Storage charged on all freight remaining al the
Depot ten days.
feb2 II, MARsTON Agent.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-15

DR.. Roses 7iratissoa I5nsanotion- one dollar
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE,
3Sl Broadway New York.
n. B.-The new postage law requires prs spaymcnt
Of letters. My correspondence being extensive, ap-
pcants To insure replies must enclose postage.
Es@Moncy letters must be registered by the Post
master. such letters only being at my risk jan 3
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-15
GINGER BRANDY.

EOR SALE, by the subscriber, the celebrated Gin
L ger Brandy, an excellent stomachic, and for per-
sons afflicted with the Dyspepsia, it is valuable.
ie9 WIN. GURNEY
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-15
BREAD! BREADll

GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1856.
RAISED AND PUT UP
by the Society of Shakers, Pleasant Till, KY
THosE sold by regular appointed agents, are
a. u WARRANTED fresh and genuine. A large apply
has jast been received by
/. ". LEMON.
ID Sole agent for tho Parish of East Felciana
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which follow trVU them brist occurring generally
In shs afternoon and night 1t il to witness an
Sssrs day OF rain, although there occAIeAAy ms
teorc combinations which produce what the SpAniArds
cell knsFor0les, rains Of several days oonnnnAnee
During rendence Of three rAoy in Central Ams-
rica, Witnessed but one temporal.
What have said applies strictly TO the respective At.
lADtc and Pacific coasts Tn central plAeaus high
table lands Of the interior have climate o. their own
The Winds which reach Them well from the a. the
east rst deprived of the greater part Of their o
ture but both bring with them less rain From
the circumstance that tasy lie nearest the Pacific
psteaus axe most OF the climate Of that coast with
which their also measutsby coincide The plain
Of CoDsyaguA situated in the very OF Honduras
and equidstsut from the two great may Be taken
illustration More less rain fails there during
every month the year. bat during the prevalence OF
TIE dry the Pacific il Ia only In the form Of
shcwers Of brief duration, while during the
rains, or terporacs unknown.
From the numerous scientific data which Mr..
Squier quotes in support of these opinions we select
the following in regard to the
CLIMATE or NICARAGUA.
Observations were uA1t, during the progress OF the
genfmen connected with that enterprise These obssr
yatiops confined t. the sthmns which Lies between
Lake Nicaragua and the Pacific, at . point Where the
trade winds ping through the val ey Of tho san
Juan river, and Lyke Nicaragua, fud high
tains to their moisture until they reach the
volcanic peaks OF Ometepec and Madeira Hence II ha >
pens that this lshnus fEvas receives greater
Of rain annually than any other portion Of the Pa size
coast of Central America -
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but which be obsansd In consequence Of ts strength s
Kind Of stoSs from which 1t La made being found chiefly
this isispd.v
Honduras has two largo aanAs in thu Gull Of Fonseca
the Pacific, vz ngrs and Saesss Grsuds which srs
described in the account elsewhere given Of that gulf
We have no space for further extracts. From
what we have given, however, il viii be seen that
the work is an exceedingly able and conscientious
compilation and forms, in fact the only reliable su
thority that possess upon the climate population
and agricultural and industrial resources of Central
America.
CASE OF THE PRIvArEsR BRIo GEN. ARMSTRONG.
We have received in pamphlet form, the opinion
at large Of Judge Gilchrist in this important case
which has for so many years occupied the attention
Of Congress and the public 1t is q document of ex-
traordinary ability, and shows great research. We
understand that the history Of this case with the
guments Of counsel and the decision, are soon to be
published. 1t will prove invaluable to the profess
sion and of great interest to our citizens generally
FINE ARTS
The Illuminated Copy Of the Lords Prayer
which has just been published by Bien Bliss. of
lo7 Fulton street. is Of the most beautiful spec
mems Of American chromolithography that has
fallen under our observation. It is printed in no
less than ten colors and considering the number of
stones employed, is wonderfully accurate in its de-
tails. 1t should be framed and hung up in every
house,
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OBSERVATIONS AT RivAs, NICARAGUA, 1s50-5l.

Here il VIII be observed that the maximum range
tor ~ 80. ~ .aa . -. =" 81, ~ s IT. .xnso
tame OF the l. great ii is during the
months IN New York. For June July and August Of
1850 tbs average OF the herm meer At the
town OF Lansingbnrg ~ was II deg min the mean
highest 81 deg o. mn the mean lowest Al deg SO min,
for July and August of the year. the average
was IS deg Is min, the mean highest 95 deg SO min,
she an lowest 81 deg so mn and the mean range 10
deg. 81 min.
IN respect OF rsn the principal surveyor haa given
the Iesult OF careful made at Rvss for
year, from September O. 1885, TO Septenb g. 1861
The amount was taken 10 inches and decimas, and
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6chs NRler q nASsD, Hor0n., Providence.
Scbr Bsrnssbie. 0orman, Proyi&enss OR XDsny.
6obr L Darling. IySland, Eau Riypr.
schr Margaret Ana, Dayton, Pan River.
echx Leader, doodspee4. Newport.
Scbr Mckee, Daring hartford.
Schr Carroll, Pratt, BArcoe1L
Schr Browning, kanpbeer, New Havon-
6chr Alfred Hall, Reed. POrleud, OF
Sohr Buckin81anD, Skinner, YoguanA O.
echr Braineed ha'se Portland. CT
ScAx Smith, WILCOX, Portland, q.
6ohr Miller, Smith, Portland, o.
Schr w Hunt, >-, Portland, o.
gchr Joseph Hall. Andrews Portimk, o.
Schr Celestial. Russell, Portland q.
Scbr Bray. Newell Portland, CS
6ctr Justina, Hewett Roodout for Bogea~
Sloop Blackstone Rovnolds. rroviAenoe,
COP Rhode IsAnd, Hull, Provideu0e.
Sloop Frederic Brown, Gardner, Provdenco,
Soop Orion, Carey. Portland n.
Propeller O~prev. Kinney. Pr0vtAoSea-
Propeller Chas Osgood Smith, Norwich.
SAILED
gteAnshps Baltic. Liverpool Aasena. 8svannah: NOD
vii e. Charleston: Jamestown, Norfolk chips Buren eaa
Francisco: John Bright Liverpool; New York. Vicos
ERvre Havre Au6redy (Pr), Boston, bark AlAba
N 9, Mobile; brig Dunkik. Trinidad.
Wind during the day SSE.
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OOOnl VI INC lily Oh NOW KOIks
- -BEgJAHIN ANDREWS Executor and Ehsa A.
drews EyecuI Of he Of Ben sn dseeasS
.gsnst HARTMAN vREELAND and Abel B. Ro6sssn, III.
Of the essie Of eliza Lewis deeesed Hartman vrss
land IN hs right ard Eliza B. his wife, CLARKE Hewks M
ARA be wife John W. Aason Hannah he wife, CsAssee
Gsut~r. Benjamin Andrews. 0eorFs O. Andrews hsuoIn
Van Horne aud Jehn q. Van Horne, IT,, Helen " Tsnse,
Samuel Gsutier josiah IL Gsufer Ann. SssSsI Helen
d. Gauiier, David b. Wakemsn, Eissbesh ~ wasenAs,
Edmund d B. Wakeman, Annie Wskeman jazz exemAa,
Sarah WskensB, William H. Gssas'' ysnes n, oesnes,
Tbous Gaut,e A. Francis p GsIter-Ssmnons bf reiieG
To JOHN " SON Hannah h.sen He.en D. French,
s.nrs r antsr josiah H. Gsurier Anna Gaatisr Helea
D. ti.o. En- David B. wstensn Eisseesa wshsmsn. "A
rr,pS n r. Waksnsn, Annie Waksman, Jsbes Wshssass,
ss-,S W'ieman wuiam II. Gsoter, janice z. 0ssties,
ss .usier Frsaeb r. Gastisf; You hereby sun.
noe AID rsquired complaint In this seton,
kh will be th. oee Of the Csrk 81 the Superior cest
n. the Cy OF NsWYork .; the City Hall In sed city a.d
= Of 20 The sad eompteos
on the subscriber AT b. oftee, number le BfosAwsy
the Ci.y New Yok within twenty amer the ssrves
exclusive Of the day Of ssen -
you fail the said complaint within tbs nlne ssose
sd he plaintiffs In tbs win apply 70 tho Coars aos tAs
relief the laiBf-Dated February lso
JOHN ANDREWS, Plaintiff Attorney.
The sonpant In this acton vas hied m the onss o. ne
CLERK Of the Superior Court Of The City Of New Oh e re
18th day Of February, lt5d nj h"e""
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CUPREME COURT.-JOHN MULHOLLAND

SUPREME COUkI.-JOnN hULftOLSaND
- and NICHOLAS ID. CROMMELIN j. against AUoUs-
TVS h EONELLI, GEORGE GUNNER, CHARLES N.
BoWKER and FRANCIS KoEISG-sgmmons for money
sr.ro the Defendants You
summoned the complaint IN this
zion hh be FLED IN the Office q the Clerk ofhc City and
County NewYork the City Hall Ira said city and 20 serve
copy of your the said complaint the subserbcr
at oAce No lo Broadway in said city within twenty
DAYS Of this exclusvs VI ths
day and fail 10 answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the pisinf In this scton win ths
for the Of Ono thousand Three Hun
red Fny three ooths Dollars With inisre. from ss "a
My thousand eight hundred and city Ave- bendo
the coss Il This scton.-Dstsd New York FEB "a, 1850.
LAPAUGH ANDREWS, plaintiffs 'Auorpsya
The con fled In the Office Of the CefA
Of City county Of NewYok, the 18th d.y Seers-
ary 1850 mil lswGw6
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SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.

CUPREME COURT City and County Of New
y York -ABRAHAM = sEGRE Pl.in'is .sIsT ss SOLO
HATCH, ZEPHANIAH P. MATCH, HENRY SNYDER.
CHAUNCEY L. NORTON and NARY, hi: Wife, Adasinis-
anti. ~ ebded Summons-tCom. nor served TO Ne Dk-
PENDANTS eboyensnsd and aeh Of them; fos are heseby
this action which Is fled In the Oce Of the CeSk d the City
and County Of Newfork At tho City Hall s.h City, acd
the said complaint The su
scnber their Office No Us Walist 'Yorh City, wtshn
twenty the service " tins 700 eneasvs
'he osy service and fail 70 The sa
Plant the time aforesaid the plaintiff 10 this action VII
sruy tie the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated February ., 1896 -
SOLDIER 4 CARTER, PlsiatiG's Atton sys
And you are hereby notified that the smedned complaint
tve mentioned the 9Th day Of February lsse duly
tied In The Office Cerh Of the City County Of New
YCrk. sCUDDER CAkTEh, PiaItiHs AttorneJs
.uhl5 lsyGyS
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SUPREME COURT.-Rufus Sanger against

- Thomas C. Lloyd-Paee OF Trial, City and County Of
Newly ork Summons for money demand on contract tCom.
hereby summoned and required 20 answer the complain. IN
this filed In the Office OF the Clerh Of the City
ard County Of his Office Ia the City Hall u tho Oty
Of NewYork the 3oth day Of Jannay 1856 and serve
cor the said complaint the rbcs ~
ths ofee No 10 Wast in said City Of Now York, withs
the service Of this exclusive
Of e service you fail to tho said COM
p within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action WIN
judgment against you for the Twelye Hun dred ana
Dollars and Twenty FIVE Cents with interest nom
the frat day of February One Thousand Eish Hundred and
Fifty four beside the costs Of th action Datsd ysnnsy ~.
1856. BARNARD PARSONS
f2iswllwS Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of Now

~ Y0k.-HEERY NORTON against ABRAHAM hkA
Summons for money demand contract Com not ssf To
ABRAHAM REA: You hereby Summoned and required -
suyer the this seon, which WI " hed 10 the
Office Tho Ce the City and County Of st tie
City Hall in the said city and % serve copy q yoss 70
tbs aid eomtaint the Subscriber once No ~ tsev
four Broadway New YORK vib.n twenty Days After Ne
exclusive OF The day Of sueh
fail 20 the s>d eoDpisnt within tie
re Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will take jsdgnsss
ssp. Of sixty dollars and seventy fve
cents from the sst day Of February thoassaA
hundred and arg Eve besides the cost Of this scueh
Dated March 49, 1855. JOHN FITCH,
Plaintiffs Attorney, No "a Broadway, New YosE
The complaint IN this seisn fied IN Che once Of Ne
ssh b day Of March, A. ID. 1853.
E.b2s isw6ws JOHN FITCH, PlAintas Atty.
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/ OSG ISLAND RAlLROAD-t Sundays OK
II sePtedl-Lsa's Brooklyn fer Greenror 10 !. n for
NsPhslh, loA and Saturday s. Is N tor rAnStds-s
AID syOsset 10 and s;S p for Hampstead 10 m
L n ard j. S and p N for JsnAss 70 . M, Z m > 20
hank. II iSS on Mondays. s. 10 N LAeiAnd L2;s
II, cn Mondays ess q PArmintdAe, I:S n. and p
80 P n Jamaica, 80, 80 and ar g z and &f and
4 70 ?. T.
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~ LAS OF SUTHERLAND widow OF Fl.ne. Sathsh and
frmey of the City Of Newiok, aherward residing In Uon-
Leih Scotland her trust disposition and other
test Writings her whole esste 10 the Rev.
Peter Duncan the Rev John Drake Trustees for ne
purposes pr, vided In said deed and writings
Anous provisions. abe bequeathed small sum 70 PC
applied toward the erection of Wesleyan hethoiise
Chapel Walscetown, Polmont, and Also maze
bsoes 10 the Rev John Demps'er sometime Ia scotsnd cut
whose tor The use and esnsn o. ne
Inmtuor IN New England OF ths Methodist Ep
coral Church To the Bishop who predes for the time
over the NewYork Wesleyan Diste, IN Amenes
10 be APPLIED him for the promotion OF the WORD Of ooa
according bis di,cretioD. .., :. ,,.
Mrs Saleands Trustees have brought al action Of multi
exoneraon In the Court OF Sessions IN sco
land fer the purpose of having Mrs suthersnd sstAe o
ciey among those who establish best nsnt
thereto In his action Lord Neayes ORIGINALLY nteriocusS
dated 2eh February 1856 appointed ntimsoa OF tbs deIsn
dsuce of the process be nrde by public advertisement
order that might to the know,edss o. eli PEI
m having Interest that be continued the
caue till the goth May 1856 The process depends before LORD
Nssyes Fist Division, Mr.. Beyeredge CLERK ..,
Notice accordingly gwen TO all concerned hss tney
uil he excluded WIN WHITE MlLLAR, IS G.,
Agent for Mrs sutheraIo's Trustees, the RAisss.
Chambers No Bsnkst Edinburgh, N b.,
7th March, 1885, ! ma lsw<ws
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aleoieal.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

VNHE GREATEST MEDlCAI DloCOVEhf
M KENNEDY Of RO1bu has d.coyssd h one Of our G9T
mon pasture weeds remedy that cures EVEkY KIND H.
He las tried in eleven hundred cases and never sed
except eases both thunder bumor He has m his
posseson hundred certificates VI ~ value, all With,
Two bottles are warranted nursing month.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pnpes On
the face
Two bottles warranted ~ cure worst csnker IN BIO
mouth ard stomach
one OF two bottle, are warranted all bumOr in the
Two bottle. are warranted running Of the and
botehes the hair
Four or 1 bottles warranted corrupt and running
one bottl. will cure .cLy erup,ions ofthe Ain.
tee bottles warranted 10 tho worst case OF
Two three bottles warranted tbs most desperate
Five 10 elsht bottles will me case Of ,erotulh
benefit always experienced rom The hrst botte and
Nothing looks improbable 70 those who have n ysn tried
srowifs on pasture. sad sioe. old walls .aOud
every hunos IN the system yet 10 fixed fact II you have
shout it, .ains come ca.e. but Dot yours oeaed over
Thousand bottles Of It = the vicinity Ct Boston hnow the ef
Is. cures ever done IN M.:-aehuset,s 10 children
Old 70 cd Peote Of sixty h.y' seen P9r pany -GrnJ
perfect Of health b. one bos,is.
To subject siek hesischs bottle wifi
AWAY cure it Il a1es ses, ref IN ceanh and dizziness.
Some WHO have taken have been eoe for years AID hays
easy where there any desgensn Of the functions Of
viii very sI GUAR feelings bat goa must not %
alarmed; ttsy disappear IN from four days 70 ~ses
There bad result from IL the contrary whoa mat
f-eirg IL sone you will feel yourself lie new psr.oa
heard ohs sxtrsysssnt s1eoraans Of ss ever
listened u-
Roxbury hsssL Ppee 81 .,x-urx,rnc
WkoIssnIe cents for Yort C. " CLICHESEhk Co,
Sa a B,-rlavst CHARLES H. RING, No. ls2 Broadway
b. L b. SANDS No al Wlhsnsti MARSH, ORyIs
Go No $50 Cjreenvieh.st; BOYD PAUL, Chsnoes.ti
WILLS A Ca No. us franklin st hcKEsSOS, ROBBINS
4 Co No rs Maiden-lanei HAVILAED, HAkRAL
RIsI,TY wurenst BARNES PARK, S4 Broadway
WARD CLOSE L Co, Msicsn-lsne; Mrs HAYES Brook
yn and for sale at retail b. FL respectable Druggists through
out the Union
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Uater-Ture.

mr. WEISS Sell II o E g
~ WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
AtBlArrLgsoRo, VI
The ars trstrtop Of ths Kind established m tAs Urits4
es.s sa or oys former reputation and q. nnss
d The year or tie reception Of Ihoss intending s,s
Invited Apply
elo psi week COhhAD "LseELhOkFT,
Manager and e12egiutendsnt
YEEDERrCK MILLER II. D., Resident Physscaa-
Brssriebo.o, VI, Feb, l6te.
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IRON NETWORK to LIVERPOOL d.

ID EUM 70 VIZ
il RECT-The British and North American Royal Mall
steam Packet Companys ste Anshp EMU, j. small
comm ander will sail from the COmpanJs dock, at Jersey City,
on TUESDAY, the 9th April.
Pusase money (o frsf-clas passengers ony) 800 iucud
ing provisions stewards fee but without wines and liquors
which can obtained board The state and accom-
mod atoms unusually large and excellent
Freight taken et moderate rates
Arpiy 70 +. CUNARD No Bowling green.
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Goal.

(tOAL.-THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
~ AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY having nearly
completed their Railroad the Lackawsnna Coal field Of
Pepnsylyan ard towards New York are now prepared
and for the delivery OF their SURE
RIOR SCRANTON (Anthrscite COAL on board Of vessels
esns SEASON after 18th Apr SAMPLES Of the different
OF this co L. and all information desired respecting IT, VIII 10
gyep on application at the Office OF the Company No 81 WALL
St NETWORK Insurance Building second story where
GEO D. PHELPS President.
J. OprLL Sec,y WIN. E. WARREN. Treasurer
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
N and after MONDAY Dec. 81, 1885, and until further
ce Passenger will leave Pier foot OF Dssne AZ fol-
lows, viz: :, .,
BTFFALO EMPRESS att M for Buffalo direct, without
change OF baggage OF At Hoesve this train connects
with way train for Dankk and al stations the Western
Division ,
NAIL az si5s m. Cor DuDirs and Buffalo snd nterrned-
ate An Passengers this train will remain night at
OveRo ard proceed the next morning. -
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, "a ?. ~. for Newbu'gh direct,
without change Of GERS.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at ?. m. via 5ufcrn's, for
Perront and intermediate stations -
WAY PASSENGER, at N for ousvlle and interTned-
ate stations ,,ns
FNIGRANT At q. for DunkiFk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate stations
No Train will leave or SUNDAY. - ,,
These EXPRESS rs connect az Eurs with mo Emra tna
Niagara Fss Railroad for Nagar Fas at Buffalo ana pun
Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c. .,.
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BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW.

Oh DOclON anu FnOVlpbNSE VIZ NJ w
IL PORT and FALL RIvER-rss spaenad and supsda
steamer BAY srATE, Capt O Jsvstt is:yss se--fors
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY ct seloct
m and EMPIRE STATE, Capt b. Brsyton. leaves New.
fork every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, Of
O'Clock from Pier No s. ~ R., the Battery; bosh
touching st Newport eseh vsy.
Hereafter VIII be regarded secured any sppl
cant until The same shall have been raid for
B,gh Boston forwarded through with res, dispatch
VIM BORDEN Agent No. 10 and II wss.-,.
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E ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE rom NEW
~ YORK to ROCHEsrER-The ROCHESTER and
GENEsEE VALLEY kAILRoADi s now open, and, IN CON
nec wish the Buffalo Corning and New Yok and New York
and RE Railroads, forms direct route from NewYofk 10
Rochester
The drectne Of this route tog-thsr v the superior
fort afforded by the wide rende far the most desra
bic between the above named cities ,
Tkets procu ed the EeYof and Era Railroad
Ticket Office foot OF and No sj Broadway also IN
Jersey City
Baggage checked through
Freshts will be ported istwee4 New York and Roeoes
dispatch Any inform ion desired la regard thecei
obtained by calling tho General Freight AGENT Of TIE
and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings or D. TAPPAN
Express Freight Agent, No 1893 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad on
Sunday j. A. kEDFiELp, superintendent
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ZINC PAINTS. WHITE LEAD, C0LORS,
II GLASS, &c.-The undersigned, having enlarged then
works 10 meet the demand for Zinc Paint prepared
offer trade full assortment from the different mines
manufactured by IN beached refined Lnsoed o. and
with the proper drivers The quality Of American and
French Zines be equal IN all respects 10
sold ID this market and liberal terms Dealers ase
be supplied with WHITE LEAD and COLORED PAINTS o.
manufacture Also, French and American WINDOW
GLASS JESsUP CHILDS Importers
and Manufacturers ofPsnts No 1is Wsters, New-York
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Gnrnitnre.
Bonnip fano iuarrants.

BOUNTY LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No.
I'D 60 Wa-st, NewYork-The highest market price paid
for LAND WARRANTS; and all Warrants sold By me are
guaranteed and BY mail or otherwise upon receipt OF
remitaDces ,
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers ard others entitled 70
Bounty Lands upon application 70 . -, 40 ,,..,,