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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

,sAyes On I, ,T IN 81 = t ~ a
8 Fer Memphis, Helene Napoeon Greenylle and
senger packet steamer I'll. NJ. Wright j. D. Clarke,
master lin PLACE Of the steamer John imonds will leave as
JOHN f. HYDE & CO., 66 Poydras street.
r The H. NJ Wright will attend all the business of the
steamer John Simond according arrangement entered
into between, Captains Church and Clarke. .-I.,
n The II. NJ Wright is receiving freight foot of Canal
Etrae1 o.. ielD
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ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at O'clock F. N:
gugs FOR OPELOUSAS--THE NEW AND
fAFtscs safe steamer Alice w. GlniZe, G.; Ioa;
sssss er, master, will leave as above, taking freight
for River Smnspor and all landings the Atchaalaya
For freight passage, apply on board: or 10
inl ]. ". JOHNSTON i Co, 8 Front Levee.
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notwithstanding the dry weather, the accounts
we get Of the cotton crop bespeak an average YIELD
In this immediate section the crop is more promising
than IN other parts of the surrounding country.
we have rain at an early date, large portion Of it
will prove almost an entire failure.
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FyNVTBIII, d ArETIEN, GAS FILTERS, No. 70 ST.
Charles street New Orleans, keep constantly hand
large assortment Of Chandeliers Pendants Brackets Pillars
Pipe, and Fittings of all kinds. . o~,,,
large assortment of Parlor and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES.
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus to make from rosn
to which they invite the attention of Sugar Planters fe20 6m
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
IN Northern RaroadSummer Arrangement-On and after
the day Of April next the Passenger and Mail Trains will
commence the Summer Scheduleeavng Osyka at A. NJ
arriving at New Orleans A. NJ leaving New Orleans al
| 81 P. NJ, and arriving at Osyka Of ?: n p.s
| ~ 6. H, II HAZLEHURST,
rnl9 =1 General Superintendent.
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MoRNING, JUNE MS, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER.

VII, eave on w WEDNESDAY 18th inst o'clock P. NJ
gY@N FOR LOUISVILLE THE NEW
= and splendid passenger steamer Chancellor,
G. W. Stewart master, will leave for the above
and an intermediate landings For freight passage apply
on board or 10 BETTERTON & KEEFFE,
ieI7 .SY 20 Tchoupitouas street,
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NOPARTNER SHIP THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day entered into Coparnesp under the style
of DUPERIER HAYES CO. for the purpose of trasaGtlpg
ALFRED DUPER1ER.
ALLEN H. HAYES.
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
Res~ Office Nc. IA St. Louis street .
New Orleans lSt December, Is55 -dotl
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The Columbia Democrat says: sa
An insect about three fourths Of an inch in length
and commonly called the Spanish fly, has recently
made its appearance on some of the plantations in
this county, and is committing great depredations
upen vegetation. ~
In relation othe crops, the Washington American
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
& FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave on WEDNESDA Y: the ISth lnst, al 3 T. M.
g, ffzs,ss FOR Sf1RTlVEPORT,.G GRAND
fIAE1LaxSs Bayou Grand Ecore, Campte. Alexandria,
;szssz Gortons, and all intef,aeaiats aqdngs-The
ter A. A. Barnes clerk will leave above giving through
bills Of ladng Shreveport For freight apply on
board, or to &
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6SS- FOR LIVERPOOL-THE AR lsCLIPPER
built British ship NIatoalSa, W. NJ. Kewers, mas
having part q hsr cargo ens9@gea @ will meet with
]. II. ASHBRIDGE Il CO., l20 Common street
Fer passage apply board opposite Orange street, First
District je5
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

GRAND GUIF-steamer Swamp Fox-29s7 bales cotton +
% 9s
50 poS sG peknTd SALTS "9psf fSsson
Ailenosi Male Summers tco-3o Nnnevlle Mchenny9!
G Srr"dal MeRsnaa eo
Bros5 to a Kelly &co-sundtes to orderToal l46@
bales cotton.
5 rolls leather Ward Saunders to 4 s,sn;
burger &coA Sweet Sco--Jenninss' i"shana 'Seo'"a
order ,.,.. u.y
BAYOU sARA-steame Laurel llso bnss , G%on to
Oakley Carroll r sr s &so n A. MieSsr
E IS ByTe Vice. & cuts Bnrdss sc4 Harris Levi
uneas s s6g S M"adsre "a efhsnHy
co n"E Gsae 800
BALIzE-steamcr Ceres hhds sugar bhls moasses
de Egan-s do bb!s oranges : IF Ibis syr'p eemion 10
DeB,ancE3S sacks rice Barros-IOG do Bros GEO.
hs oranges BrownToal IS lds sugar. u bbls nolasses,
pritclard scoas9 Bnekner stanton Newma2l Ilender,
1oa Cox
sss 1sy Rss % Mf ASo Ss9
5 p9n.sll-5p u Iarlstsn WHITING :
Cuddy Brown &co--2 Payne larrsonl6 Byr1e Vance Il
eoS Richard Nnsent Seo-l4 Ismmngwy Fred4nlrr Geo
Robson Men, Grssnwood Sco- Coleman, rn'Mm Seo
per Scotland 1872, 154S bales cotton
@ a Ssss fPn
Stevenson kco9 AIienbnrger &co-a9 Wright, Allen kco
40 Andrews ssrsn-l5 Nale Summers Sco-37 Richard NJ
gent &cO-3t Cooper &co-29 w Cox dco2i do Payne Il
Harrison-23 Ar Mienburer9 Felowrs &c0lg Robson Il
llIen-3 John Watt scolo Oakley IIawkins-S to Hughes,
IIylsted tcu5 Cleveland Brothers Ncni Byrne Vance
776 sacks cotton seed NJ Fsk-Toal 10 bales
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, 0PEIOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIhROAD-22h ids sugar to elocd Nobom .eco0 do 81
bbls mOnsseS DegeuS Durye acoQ3 Inf do to Bnel Gcol
bales moss Hacaer360 hides Wyche &co-3l do Bel.
Richard S"se"t ScS bis homon to I caS G mdsS
Queyrouss Iangsdorl box do TO Goldsmith Iabcr
head cattle lag calves ordernnd Sunres Payne
81 hhds sugar. % 3bls U3 h bb niolasses.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RA1ROADS0b bales cotton 10 Warren, Gilmore Ecn Male
Summers aco-5 W Zacharie &co-6 Miles, Adams .eco-
Hemingway, Friedander ,Eeo-6 Wright Allen Eco74 do
Payne Harrison32 Fellowes kco-9 Oakley IIuwknS-6
q Kicks &co-lS Harris Levitt Freson Conway &co5
Walker, Stuart IlntcEnsonI Perkins Sco Nnra3 bdlS
hides Frost &co32 sacks potatoes lersteri hbls
Acnrney &co-sundres 10 ortier-Tota, 2S} bales cotton.
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2ylelp Orleans 9ailp ,Grestelrt.
Afetu Orleans sglonev Itarhet.
Es se-------.--- H.. .f st-eE 15=F
4 CaEscs.sr orrlrE, No. 70 Camp street,

F1
CREscssr orFtrE, No 70 Camp street,
Tuesday Evening Nov 4, 1856. )
The election absorbed tho attention OF the soveregns and
with The execution Of some few operations in Exchange we
have to note very quiet day.
In the pAner market there sales OF S50D short dae at
the rate OF per In long date did not learn OF nego-
tiaon The offerings in Bank heavy and they continue
TO increase there will be many resals Of However,
what the do will find purchasers ontside anu no
scarcity money appreended should the Bank Oh
France suspend coin payments great deal has been aia
about the Bank Of France apparently considerable ms
might be created should suspend We believe to %
bankrupt any how and possibly the earlier sspehs
the better for the general interests Of both commercial anu
financial We do entertain fears whatever regarding
the course Of events Oresns The business OF the city
having been iudco disccety conducted whatever the
revees may be on other side, they will only effect few
bills of exchange drawn here.
The Exchange market quiet Notwithstanding the de-
pressing avices from Now York of Sterling exchange there
were sales to-day ut 9i remittance There buyers
at So and and some parties doing nothing Bills Of Laing
drafts range sSaG Northern funds very heavy good 60
days sight selling II 2@ai discount Five days sight from x
az discount. Sight 3a6SA discount The Banks selling
at par heard Of nothing doing in Francs The last sales
were 525 which makes the range of the market from $500
23si ii will take the best Of Al bills to J23
Paris direct afs4ts. at..# aaF# m -7
Our advices York report increasing
demand for money. Sterling and all Foreign Elk
change steady. 7 W l3afJ' tIa
Comparative condition the Banks of New Orleans the LIST
Of November 1856 and the 10Th october, 1855
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From Louisville have the following of last Tuesday:
We are inst on the Il revival business Within the
last days the river has risen about foot and half which
will enable smaller class OF bnas carry considerable
freight Freghs in consequence have already declined
sderaby The heavy rains night before last it is anticipated
will further rise The wharf and business streets bud
lively appearance than has been seen for tho past three
months Sufficient has yet elapsed to produce
ANY effect on The Tie only important change that has
last weekly report i'll flour which has nd
anced produced favorable avices from Europe The
provision very dull. Groceries unchanged The
lnoney nla.ket rellans without alteration.
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IMPORTS.

SPRTNGFIELD-Schr Democrat-100 kegs tar 20 cords
wood to order.
PASCAGOULA-Schr Sisler knte5uOOO feet lumber 10 r
Pike. e"l
Pearl. RIyER-schr Sarah Bladen9a 900 foot lvmber to
Ward eco. ~ lw..r.n.
PASS MANCHAC-Schr Alert-27 cords wood to order,
MADISONVILLE-Schr Pesscrerauce-55 cords wood to
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GfanH Encanipme emit.

THE R. W. GRAND ENcAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA I.
o. o. F. holds its regular sessions The third Tuesday in jan
uay aud July Of each yeur the Odd Fellows Hall
Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the wear S56Alf Moulton NJ ". Grand Pnr
arch; Thomas 7. Bragg, NJ. L. e. H. Priest; Wm Deacon, r.
W G, Warden: james FnrmclnN, L. W. &. Scribe, II. Will
nnS, r. W. Il. Treasurer; W. X. Mclnos r. ". IT, j. W
j. Ii. Dunlap, r. ". Il. Rep :. N. Todd W Il. Mar hu
Thomas keeie W. a. Sentinel; john Frnkord W. Dep G.
Sentinel
All. Gates f. W. n. D. G. Patriarch, of District No. Q
franklin Oscar urbec H. W. D. d. o. raritrch Of n,rrt
No. 3, Baton Rouge A. Y. D. Covert r. W. D. d. &. pnri-
arch, of District No. t. Clinton,
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CATTLE III ARKET

JEFFERSON CITY November i
Arrived to-day l6 head OF Cattle and 23 Calves and Year.
ngs The market well supplied with all descriptions Of
stock, and business but moderately cvc Prices continue in
favor Of purchasers quotations.
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BELOW COMING Up

Ship j P Whitney ---, from Trapnn TO J P Whitney
Cargo, 10000 bushels salt to J r Whitney &co. @
Ship Ariel. Delhno from Boston, to G W Hynson.
Ship A + Schmidt Milliken, from Liverpool Man,. 3D..
Mex Schr Aueta Basso, from Tampsco, to Camerden
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pRIC Z 8 i:
Shipping JntGIligeute,
WEDNESDAY, November, j, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Empire City, Wndc, for New York VIA Havana
Jennings Iaugllnni eco
Brig Martha Hill, DHNneis for InlaGoa and Port iAyacra
Godcntow It I4estarre
Schr Dora Bosh!ck, for Pensacola, aohR Hurley &cC
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EXPORTS

NEW YORK VIA notwithstanding Empire City
go bales cotton boxes candles 100 frkns butter bb 60
bbls beef, 10 casks grease, and sundries.
INpIANoIA AND PORT ,LAvACCA--Brg Martha Hill
bbls flour q do whisky bbs bags beans 81 bxs tohac
bb lard OIL 10 blS moaSses boxes 40 SKIS Coffee
$50 do SALT bales bags casks bacon 500 bricks and snlres
PENSACOLA-Schr Dora--Csovernment stores.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. F. jan
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans, who being duly swOu according law do de-
and TINT the above lust and and
orrect transcript from the books Of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. Y. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed me- 18th OF March
1856. C. NJ. HR AFFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six cent in
terest the scrip certificates Of 1850 payable and after the
SECOND Monday OF May and have declared scrip div
dend OF Twenty-Five the net earned of
the year for which certificates will be issued md after
the first day Of June next and they have reserved the balance
of the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but lnadjuStcd claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the pcris of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the of
premium.
occ in iron building, of Camp and Nachez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CAREIERE Vice President,
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Bebitto IT tbe ytIarktts,

WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. ), 1856.
COTTON. The demand improved little yesterday by
the CANADIANS asces and factors enabled readily
to obtain previous rates. with sales of about 1000 bales We
still quote -.
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MUSIC TEACHING,

xz,ssss=, MRS, GA7IPBG1I.g.. TEACHER or Nj
fi5s SG gives LESSONS on the PIANO and GI IT AR
Il tr residence, No. = tolS|Ncc n"Fcun,
% per inMii, or twelve LESSONS, inv Nra'y in alvanr
Eaf hf"i HfA III = t0nsun"c wEUh. flo ~
itTz14 IASIHUCTst1N IN VOCAL 18U$iG.-
&TW THOMAS i MARTIN, O t'v oldest Instructor. il
49, ms c viii give Lessons IN tls accomplish n"nt 10
require recommendation.
So Orders lett with p. WERLEIN No s Camp street,
will mrrt with rrnTlI,t attention %
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interior Lodges.


BOARD or DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS II ALI.
ASSOCIATION meets a their Office in Odd Fellows Hall,
the first Monday OF every month.
George W Shaw PRESIDENT Thomas f. Shields, Secretary;
John D. hen, Treasurer j. g. Dunlap John Orchard, H. g..
SteS0n, H. Howard, EnelS Smith, DANES Davis, George
Rresde, A. W Booworth, Geo. pncyGr, Edward rlabury
nd II.
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ARRIVED.

Schr Democrat Duncan, from Springdeld-Basiu.
Schr Sister Kate, Ferrer from PascHgonla-Basn.
Sehr Sarah BlRdcn, Luke, from Pearl RiverBasii. 4
Schr Alert No2 kiepper from Pass MaDchac-Basit, I
Schr Perseverance, Melon. from Madisonvile--Bas5n
STEAMBOATS,. j
Princess. Holmes. from vicksburg.
Ceres, Labarth, from BaSe,
Amanda, Fisher, from Ouacta River
California. Hutchinss, from Mobile.
Swamp Fox, Kimball. from FickSburr.
Laurel HILL Hooper from Bayou Sa5a.
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| WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y tul pppUa Family Medicines, which they otter t" supply
Druggists U Dealer, Prorietor lnwc wt"rsar prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp Il tlnrtrts
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Yuu shond bear In mind that these Bes entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages the rrena-
tiois recommended for sm:nr diseases,
Sold by Druggists and Stortkerltr- and village
in the United States and C!nndNs. And by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
AMf lyhWkA New Orlr.lns
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PROTECTED BY royal letters patent England and secured hy
the seats Of Fcole do Phamacic Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tesemm NO The remedy FOR general and local debility
Vfe power, decay, all the distressing
qnencss arising from early abuse sc. It's effects
IN youth manhood and old v6 powers would not
come impaired, decline N
universally adopted all physical mpedmens vanish like
before ~ inhurnSe thus rondeung lis invaluable
tsring the marriage
Tresemar No completely and entirely
those disorders which copava and cuebs
m artdoe for TO the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
ulnion.
Tnesemar No the European remedy
disorders which unfortunately The English physician witt,
mercury 10 the inevitable destruction Of
and which MI the ssr.apalla in The world
1reaemn Nos J. p and alike devoid SMELL
Az nauseang qualities They my the toilet table without
their use being detected.
Sold in Tin cases. 50 divided into separate doses
ministered BY Vapeep, Balsnand, Rour, sc.
To be had Wholesale and RETAIL of Mr. m A. harrow No. u
Green street. near Canal New YORK speciality appointed BY the
proprietor and ientoe agent for the United States and
other part Of America immediately receiving retiancs
W. barrow viii forward the Tesemar part o. the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions % the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov p-dlw #N
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stopping Southampton both going and returning they
proceeding London advantages
other route, for the economy Of ume and money.
Passage from HsW York 70 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin, saloon $3.50 cabin saloon, sllO
second do, 500.
All letters ard newspapers pass through post
No bills adng viii be signed parcels day
sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each ship.
Forfreight or passage, apply $50
q. ii. SAND, IL South William st., NY.
q. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen,
CRoSKEY Il Go, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havro.
Feb 27--dly
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No 56l.l
Notice OF the withdrawal Of Lands in Mich.
gan. Ids.


gan.
IN OF the Of Congress 3D.
king OF land the Stale Of MICHIGAN aid
srueton of certain railroads in said State
Office the continue
the from and location of the following
lands probably falling within the prescribed limits Of
until otherwise directed heretofore erderad by
30th OF May last, 10 wit;
Office All the lands district southern d,
nnsua between nnd IA and township
81 also, In the northern pensuia M the lands north
80 and west OF range 10 west
Office osA All the lands In the district excep town
ships H. la, 10, and IA lying west Of range IA west.
Office GEsEsKE: All the lands in district except fuss
townships situated north Of township IL and
and those north OF township 10 and east Orange
Office DETROIT: All the lands in beyees
townships and III morrill, and all situated OF
Office KALAMAZOO An the lands district lying east Il
range6 west.
Office sAuLr srr MARIE: All the lands district situated
south Of township 81, in ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive
South OF township So in % to.34 inclusive.
South OF township SO, in ranges IS and 49,
South OF township 81, In ranges 81 and 49,
North OF township 49, IN ranges 80 and 40; and
North oftownshp as, in ranges Al and AZ.
These latter embracing nearly all lands advertised %
Presidents proclamation No 552 be offered
ae Marie, which viii not therefore, be offered the public
thcfein ordered. 1t
my hand ofce at the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June H-lsw6wf Intel d star Commissioned
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PORN or GUARANTEE.


UNEf UNF
II vEAU LaFFECTEUR 10 far superior sirups Cus
ner, OF parlia o. Other similar remedies radically
wiiho-i affections ~ the dares
Itch accidents
penod Of life, and hereditary ncrmony 0f depura.
tive powerfully scacinu bladder
fractions and other weakness. Of the organs arising from abuses
injections sonndnas As syphiltc Rob
short
Of balsan OF cubchs from
without n~u'ralizing RGyyesn
recommended In syphc Diseases whether
ing and which have esed the powers of mercury the oduro
Of potassium.
General agents fer fhe United States Gabriel Bondin ESQ.,
street orders GuiIof Duconge
Nrw Orleans; scuilly, San Francisco.
The
ted The psmphc Gervais
properties of the Rob will be obtained writing
wanted - 800
a. r. prepared 70 on orders for South America, West
dies sc Tree Of the United stss duiea
March tt@dirt
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BY nAILnoAo DIREcT TO the WEST.


Tinne between wsahington and wheeling bat M
-.... .#.. .....# s.# houFsi
Ranniag time DsioeH WasAingo. and Cincinnati, 81 hours
Through Tickets and baggage Checks 90 be had in
warrington ".#m..
TUE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved ta
western connexions now offers the fullest Inducements to
ee between washington Baltimore and all portions Of The West
The from Washington and tbs
@ eSsa a'Ss PG aoss nno az s
Washinon and the Ohio liver Baggage checked loaS u
Wheeling the Washington station
through ueEe points beyond The eonnecns ssas
washington daily m and AZ, p mi on Sundays ut the
a. wheeling de,
wheeling through Cambridge gainesville, and Newark
Msasd and andssy aIona for w os e
Columbus the fast trains
Of me Little Miami railroad Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
%LE Ne A. xen1 Little Miami T's1sa L
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago Rock island, 81 Louis, sc.
Nachez, New Orleans Sc.-whch Washing
transferred al Cincinnati to the mail the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
easo &C, when Ohio navsable
Wheeliny and Wesyle, (iory mies where connexon with
Travellers 70 notice that while this the only
the great The distance washington
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by other
BY through from Washington To Wheeling 50 Gs
Columbus s3 65; Dayton S5 so CINCINNATI S6 Louisville
BY railroad $40 o. by steamer from Cincisnat SIS Indianapo
ss ss Louis sas S.; Ns%pas,
Frederick Harpes Ferry Marnsburg Btcsv Springs
Cumberland Bedford seInss Piedmont Oakland and
minor stations between Baltimore Wheeling m,
train from washington. n.,, -
Eo further information through tickets &c. apply TO TIL H.
PARSONS agent, at Washington station. 1880 : -
Master OF TRANSPORTATION Baltimore and
Mays -du Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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OssIo4 or Tax MAR4LARD CoSs0LIBATKD LorT4Kl1s,
Baltimore, Maryland, July 4, 1885,
TUE Maryland lotteries deemed IL
his duly caution the public the swindcrr
fraudulent LOTTERY
wholly fictitious
The oay lotteries Maryland hose drawn daily under
thaupennlendenee the elected
the sta under the examine approve the
schemes aud 20 attend 20 the drawings.
All The tickets In these Oee and All certificates OF packages OF
tickets X Brenan
the Once Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore Maryland" All Others fraudulent.
For fa Information subject Of those frauds address
H. X. Brennan,
Sept 28--dIy Baltimore. Maryland.
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nLESWOOD CEMETknH.-ohce No. eJ2 Pennsylvania
Vi avenue le street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery plan celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated The high ground distant guar
mile Capitol North Capitol leading directly
This ecesed charter from Con
apoDang their ground forever 10 burial making
Zee title and prohibiting ali from
legislation Otherwise which is of those who
wish their dead where they have placed them has
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other TO sei and throw the dead
Sseuousy large and legal prevent
q titles ground.
N Office from 10 TO - where pamphlets with
the charter and bylaws and all other information, be
left with Mr. James r. Har
sI1saaod June IDLY