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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
r.mnIEs OF NnanoNs At

AICTlpN.--on Friday morning. the 18th inst will
sell on Market street one Womaa-a No Cook Washer,
&eaud her two Children Man aud wife and Child
one Woman hrstrato Cook Sci hoy II years age
Dntng'room servant one hoy, 9 years of
All of the of good character and sold for
no fault being the property of gentleman about removing
from the city. Ina at1ith1 & n PHELPS, Auctr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
CARRIAGEs. CARKIAGEs. BUGGIEs,

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. HUGHES,
~ - &c &C-JOHN H. DIDLAkE, successor 20 his
father the Henry NJ Ddlakc, at the old stand,
teers constantly ON a fun and well selected assortment
of Carriages Buggies. Rockaways &c
repars neatly promptly done and any work made to
order. nc -olls
H-gylCE.-Tae co-pnr,nersIsip heretofore ca
islinr between the undersigned and s. Duguid under
th te Of piugnd dissolved the LIST day of
January last
The business will hereafter carried By the undersigned
under the and style of d. p a g. A DluGCID at the
old stand o s. Diugud & Sons
An persons claims against the firm Of y Dinguid
sons w them for settlement and those owing
accounts will please como forward and pay up. -
DAVID p. DIUGUlp,
GEORGE A. DIUCUlD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

NEGROES AT AucrIoSWe call attention to the sale of
number of negroes advertised by Messrs Kyle Rad
f5-l to take place at Liberty morning.
ELLED.-Mr VIM II. Wood of Henrico county, was
saladly killed last Friday by falling upon him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
: GHEEAm,.y TO TIE cnoNIsIoNs

"A deed Of trust executed by Thomas Terry
fe rs trustee hearing date the 2h day of August 1855 and
record IN the Clerks Office of the County Court Of Camp
tell shall on the 18th day of March next proceed TO sell to
The highest bidder on the premises the TRACT OF LAND
said decd contained
Tho said tract of land lies in the county Of Campbell the
waters OF OpoSsum tfnok adjoining the lands of William Per
row aud others about miles from iSnehbnrg containing
about 20 acres most Of uncerod good tobacco land and
heavily timbcred
The terms OF sale Will he made known the day of sale
Persons wishing purchase, requested to call Mr.
Thomas Terry, who will take pleasure showing the land
giving them any other information In relation tho
9th DANI A rms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
- -. & G.. A. psge.ssD, Successors to X.

3d. Dll'GIID & Sons, will keep constantly on hand
br they will pleased shew the old friends and
natrons Of $ Duguid Sons. and the public general'y
bev also keen constantly hand large stock of FISkS
META TIC Bl RIAL CASES Of all sizes also large stock
1yooDEN COFFINS of every description, and VIII pay
,rrt attention TO the undertaking business at all hours
:. y i,.o," d. p q q. A. DlUGUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

TlNh1E nfs.sEsE CASH PRICES PAID
Il FOR NEGROES.-The subscriber begs leave To inform
lynchburg and Its vicinity returned
Lynchburg where he will remain several the
purchasing Negroes the Southern
the of ten and thirty years for which he will pay
the highest Richmond cash prices
lie be found the Auction Store Mr.. WIN II Mos.
by, Main street Al al times, r. II. DAVIS
y B-Auy aation concerning Negroes will liberal.
ly paid for. II. II. u.
Address I.vnchburg. Va. ffe 1sdSrifhn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
MIME SOFT uATs.-s have just opened, and

have arranged supplied regularly by one of the best
houses Gents Soft Hats, of every variety OF qnay ana
se AZ they are introduced and styles change Some OF
ne Black ats opened this week are very fine Please ex
anime them. ina 'NJ r oDnpo"''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

\ EASE SssE RECEIVED, by Adams a.
Cos Express beautiful assortment Of black coorod
soft Hungarian Hats. lfe 2gts u. X HOOPER.
IN DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR
Il II ENT-1hc house which | occupy, belonging to
Mrs Geo 7. Williams is for rent until the frat day
January next
This Of the pleasant and desirable In
the city having fine garden attached with good
excellent neghborhood and every thing make it
comfortable
Terms made known application to
fe 2ldm MARSHALL L. HARRIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
sAI.N OE XAIUAmIE MEAI. has


A.I TAlEAs Trustee in deed of trust made by David
t4,,,l Il Lyman, will sell upon the promises WE'D
h--@ NESpAN the 18th day of March, 1856 credit Of
sin twelve aud eighteen months with the interest added
tenement described in the said deed ground
DOUBLE BRICk TENEMENT thereon, the city q
lynchburg and adjoining the Tobacco Factory of Mcdaniel
Hurt \ Preston. sale O'Clock
l0-dcndtlah q. l.. GpGgIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

,xp FAIR-ln behalf Of the ladies Of 4h street
-. Church we remind citizens that Feast and
As' ~, commence at Dudley Hall to night Whatever pat.
f'' - he extended it will promote benefccnt oh.
f2n'e he gratefully received by the ladies'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
H. q. HARDY, NV. J. HARDY lof Hardy Bros,
Petersburg 5T A. HARDY Norfolk,
Ell q. HARDY a. 90, COm issiOm MeI

7
j MISSION AND FoRWARDING MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GuANO AND AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MENTS PETERSBURG, VhProduce consgnments solicited
c viii tho personal attention of the partners Refer
John NJ Otcy james Saunders Saml Miller, Ambrose
ueke chbnrg; Thomas Wallace Hon John f. May, Paul
McIlwane, VIM Il Joynos Petersburg; Warwick a. Barks
dale IIaxal 4 Co, Richmond. THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. X. BRANCH,
Nv e6dSrts JNO =. BRANCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

~ OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES, ny WIN. IL.
DUNBAR 20 CfNrRE STREET, INV YORK. our srAIls)
Sic If Eng. RetdL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

PRESSA fine lot of Cloth Business Coats just receive
ct Also opened direct from
facalv Dress and Frock Goats style Velvet Vestngs
Trimmings just received Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
hugs the finest Shirts and
Collars Just received the factory, direct Call aud
what bargains will sell for the cash.
T. W. ROYSTON,
ma So - Svc9more Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
mO.' Ell, Peser.bnr,

ID VANOTlCEln taking charge Of the above establish
nent would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
ormer patrons of the Hotel and to friends ask themto
ra aud Ny table shall always be spread with all tho
eaces the The all attentive The
establishment shall have the best attention thrt mas
will the ladies who the Hotel
shall every graned and all ask Ii share of bust
The furnished In the best style, and Is To-
Gated In quiet of tho city My Omnibus will always BIO
the different depos to attend customersto them
aud fro. JOSEPH l.. CARRINGTON,
y30d8cs Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12
THOMAS WHITE, JR.
npEEugES n WHITE, tirOccrs, Commission
n AND RwARDiNG MERCHANTS, % Old street,
Petersburg Va lunar ld&cly

s6uAEEgANCEo aALAMANDER Safes
II ROBERT NJ. PATRICK, MAsuF AcTuREn--Thes
celebrated been thoroughly tested In vaous fires
York other cities and has failed TO
preserve In the satisfactory manner.
the security against burglars the Manu
exclusive right the city and
of New YORK Of doFfIss PATENT DEFIANCE Lock, ana
PATENT which warranted by tho Patcntee TO
be proof every known mode OF operation adopted by
tho most sliliul Pickle
prov ied with Goins Patent Powder Channel
all szoa suitable for Banks, Merchants Jewellers,
Offices Plato Ghosts for private families fur
nsho ut tho prices which vary from $50 to
$3.50 II. G. HARDY g. co, Agents.
Ia sdScts Frat door ella Hotel, Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

"a SPRING. STYLE mATs-a opened yes
ES tcrday the Spring style Moleskin Hats. Call and
s~~~ io @iis J. SEABURY.
G,E~ENsa NACHgNES.-AlIw who " ish 10 save
- time aud health should purchase of these
They simple in construction easily put Of adjust
men handled with common care the work done
strong, aud tho saving of labor immense.
SfABLER & JONES
al&cts Agents for Grover Baker Go
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

HEBREW BALL.-The fancy dress and masquerade
ball. given at Masonic Hail. on Saturday night by the
Israelites' Charitable Association, was very hand
some and pleasant affair." The generalities WERE good
music good humor, elegant dresses and fanciful
masks the specialities were divers and sundry dark
eyed raven.tressed daughters of Israel, whose an.
gelic smiles and sylphke movements held us captive
for several delightful hours. The object for which
the ball was given was praiseworthy; handsome
sum was netted; and we hope that all future re
unions of the Association may be as profitable and as
pleasant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

REV. DIR. DEwEY,s LECTURES are under obi
cations for tickets to the of twelve lectures
about being delivered in this city BY Rev 0rville
Dewey; D.. upon Man in his various relations to God
and his fellow man his love and hatred, his enjoy
ments and his sutferings. The field is d broad one
and includes q great deal of metaphysical treatment
Our knowledge of DR.. Dewey scholarship and stand
ing is an allsufcient guarantee that his lectures viii
be thorough, instructive and Interesting, We shall
endeayor to attend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

Miss ALLEYNEs COMPLIMENTARY CoNCERr.-The
announcement, in another column informs the public
of the complimentary benefit concert and ballad en-
tertainment Of Miss Aeyne, which will take place on
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Messrs Ma
earthly, Adkins, Aleyne, aud Pothonier are engaged
to add interest to the occasion, and the programme
shows a very diversified and highly attractive bill /;
one that deserves and will doubtless receive the favor
of the public. Ballad concerts are of recent date but
all who remember those Of Dempster and his compeers
will be apt to attend the present one which promises
as rich feast of good things as any that has been
held before lis for a long time.
Tickets, with secured seats, may be obtained at
Hewitt's, No. SO Camp street, at Werein's, No. 5
Camp street, and also at the principal Hotels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

F1Th-AToNIc MEDIcINE.--We are under obliga-
tions to Ianceot Hope Everett NJ. D, and Surgeon,
for copy of his treatise concerning the theory pr
eipes and practice of VitaI-Atomie Medicine and
Surgery, apractice which, from the peculartes that
attend it, is said to be superior to all Others and sue
cessful where its competitors wholly fall The work
is curious and conveys some teachings not to be
| found elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

4 The GREAT RUSSIAN REaEDY-Pi Pro Bono PubEico
Every mother should have in the house handy in case
OF accidents to the children Redding Russia salve is
Boston remedy of standing and recommended
by PHYSICIANS It and speedy for burns piles
bois corns felons chlbans and Old e every
fever ssres ulcers eh scR hesd nee rash, bunion sore
bites spider sngs, frozen limbs s and
cracked lips sore nose, Ae Woands it is val
uabe remedy cure which be testified 70 By thousands
who have in the city Of and vicinity for te las
thirty years will this sase DO an
teere with physieians prescriptions 1t made
puest materials recipe brousht from
growing in the proprietors hays letters
Redaines Russia salve Is large IN stania
with picture OF horse and disabled soiier
picture also engraved tbs wrapper Pree Is esas i
] box. Reddng 4 60. For aale by n. Wright q $50
WQo3nsn and all ndfaggists, get4 sodgm3W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

HORRIBLE! IF TRuE.-A friend of ours, peeping
over our shoulder, and securely confning our pedal
extremties, perpetrates the following: 73a IL
Says he: "Walking, the other night, damp,
murky, muddy night, in company with beautiful and
accomplished young lady, but whose charms were
marred by avery bad cold in the head, ventured to
remark horribly bad night Fancy my feelings
as the response came, Yes damQ) bad nght!'n
Get out, we exclaimed, and he went
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

CorToN.-The receipts for the 4s hours ending at 6
O'Clock last evening were, by the Ruby from George
town, Pearlriyer, 357 bales; Morgan from Texas 100
Choctaw, Tennessee river, zoos Ed. Walsh, Mems
phs, COS; Red River, Point Pleasant OILS Ingomar,
Memphis, 3,o2s; Belfast, Memphis, 1882; Frank
Keeling, Jefferson, Texas, sO2; G. Hayes, shreve-
port, 1888; w. Bagaley, Montgomery, $50; sultana
and others, l12 Ed. Howard, Cumberland river,
1855; Della, St. Martinsville, 34s; R. ". McRae,
Shreveport, 2030; R. NJ. Jones, Fulton, Ark, 92s (
Lewis Whiteman Yazoo river, 2 ,l6O; jackson Rail
road, lO5 Laurel Hil "a; Amanda, Jefferson,
Texas, ll10-total, u sos bales sugar, 1884 hhds.
976 barrels moIasses; tobacco, 5SS hhds. 7H :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

Young MINIS SOCIETY MASKED BALL.-We ac-
knowledge the courtesy of ticket of invitation to
the Young Mems Society Masked Ball, which will
take place at the Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow eve
ming, the 25th 1t will undoubtedly be veryrecheche
affair, and we shall have great pleasure in attending
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

THE MA1Ls.-The Northern and Eastern mails, due
on Saturday, failed from beyond Augusta. That due
on yesterday failed from beyond Washington City.
The Havre steamer Fulton of the 18th, will lie
fully due at New York tomorrow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

PROPER MANAGEMENT OF THE TEETH.-Dr Frede-
rick II. Knapp, No. 1856 Canal street, has put us
under obligations to him for copy of his valuable
little handbook, containing remarks on the proper
management of the teeths subject concerning which
there is much ignorance of very expensive nature
The work contains many certificates of its correct
ness and its authors success. I-F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

R5 We are indebted to commercial friends for late
circulars from England, received per Arabia, which
will be found in another column It vii be observed
4breadstufts particuIarly are falling. s5==
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

CAMILLE.-There will be two translationsi Of {: Ca
mile :" this evening. Mrs. Hayne sustains that
character at the St. Charles, with Messs. Pope Mark
Smith and Wright as assistants. Miss Matilda Heron
plays it at the Gaiety, with Mr. Browne, Thayer and
Chippendale. New scenery, properties and decora-
tons are announced at the latter place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

aa Senator slidel will accept our thanks for val
uable public documents. #51
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

BUs1NEss.-We commence the week with receipts
of cotton amounting since our last issue to q sos
bales Heavy arrivals of produce from the West,
with many fine and large vessels added to the list of
Saturday last giving all facilities for transportation
together with flush and abundant supply of money
to the immense fabric of business now progress
ing in our city, we think we are doing tolerable
well, and expect to make something more than a
show before the 3lst day Of August next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

a~We are under obligations to the officers Of the
NeWorleans and St. Louis packets Crescent City
and Grand Turk, for late St. Louis papers. *
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24


Ehe regard which lives Che hearts Of ait for sle
Of honorable lives and blan1ess Behavior after that
which was earthly Of them has gone hack to eartI,
and the mortal has assumed immortality VIII yery
torehingy exhibited in the funeral ceregeaies n ,sy
late Virgil Boulenet, which occurred yesteyday-a
man, honorable by political adinscts but bv tIIat
higher imposition Of hands whose sienes ssaInr@
shown in the character which is Impressed bya
warrn and charitable heart-a pure and apete Hfe.
The funeral ceremonies Of Mr.. BoulIemat were from
the residence Of George w. Shaw, Esq, MI W.
g. . Of the Il q. o. r.; and were attended BY many
members of his own and sister lodges; by various
encanpments ana the Grand Lodge; and by tile How
ard Association Of which the deceased was President.
the house, the usual appropriate and touching
en1onies performed after which, the mournfur
certege proceeded to Odd Fellows Rest, where the
funeral ceremonies of the order were performed,
very impressive manner, by Rev. Mr.. Guthenheim.
is singular fact and striking coincidence that
aa publicly remarked at his funeral that Mr. Boule
met like the great founder Of the Howard Aasdeias
floii-|hoas life his OWN 50 well iraitateda Of
I Wnofh he waa disciple, died iii a foreign
land, and mad big grave bedewed with the ts4rs of
strangefs ard lt tx their prayers. III ii notable.
also, thai, hke sessad in i,is benevolent
mission just nineteen years
Me-. Conniff, Hho8gseat to ffar the remains.
was very kindly received and treated bg ever one
and it was the first instance waa eyer
1 given to disinter body from thence Fsry aciIity
was shown, both by the Government and by
I ais, whose services were called into rsqniston.
Now, le's fitful fever der, hesIeeps We! WliaEs
the hands of friends and brethren Iays placed hit
and if when that sleep ended he i Judged BIZ tlis
rule prayed for BY another %
5S r - 6. that mercy / to others show,
4 s That mercy show to me =
not last nor least the starry catalogue Of good mer
and true will be the name of Virgil Boullemet. Re
quiescat pace. 8 55
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

AaF We are under obligations to the Hon. John A.
Quitman for many Congressional fayors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

sgThe steamboat Post Boy, lately employed on
the lakes and the Alabama river, was sold on Sat.
urfav at auction for s. 15n. [.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s9S SH% HSR $fhHRAHHs, atRAH SsRfhHkS SA&HH7
FAssENGEE TEMSS e@Ss he sity dsiIX at a n
ss NJ Passengers ;
FARE-Fou cents per mile each way Children and servants
FRETdHr TRAIN from the City to osyka and all inerme-
ae stations every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from
osy New Orleans and all intermediate stations every Mon
TeEs; sasd implication at moderate mo LEI price
rwssy Line H9 i srhdHA \ A45HEEs 5H5EEo s9 M Superb
I 5;5.E !gSyEs 95SHEAHz1 2sB $AEst SRH- RREf:
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
This @ 5 n @ nn ss ss
the ist oil "A''i' PAssENGEE ! HESENE TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at Asisrs every day ay at
Arrive at Bayou Bpu every day 1890 ?. NJ
RETURNING:
l9SES A1aye sPTGa Il Sretna B@u F. NJ NJ
at Algers.. rs.................... $50 P NJ.
rare Fsl T o viii with the Passenger Trains leaving
the feG vii I'll o @ so
tons BY the Company the wharf at the foot Of St Louis street
sHsri hs sppsr 1 un ana be
p BSG and Gafssn
aye AgeRts must 5 be srspadF in nompbet form for
o25tf a, B. sEGER, Vice President
S>1za loo. F.-B9ARD OF ,s DIRECTORS EErst
APf efa BeF F'p2Wa Rss5 john iSE rssi
Jas Furneaux, Secretary Cemetery aSomnit-
;ssaRsa GisF3R WIZ or Wson
Geo Ms'f IT. Go% B. Bowich r
%55S i sEs ia5
Odd Fellows Hail. corner Camp and Lafayette Streets ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24

No ELEcTIoa.-A proclamation from Mayor Lewis
appears in another column According to- it, there
will be no municipal election to-day his honor having
been officially Informed that the new city charter,
postponing the city election until the first Monday in
June, had become ala8.
For our part.we have no great regrets to express
over the postponement, notwithstanding it was an
uncalled for and inscriptions piece of partizan
ranny Our party will be better prepared for the cleo
ton in June than it is now, and will be just az sure
OF triumph then as we would be to take place
to-day. g
Neither party having prepared for battle, both
would have been in a pretty fix had they been
constrained to an election nohens volens. It would
haye$been promiseuous and miscellaneous rough
and-tumble sort Of an affair, but the Americans would
have come out victorious, sure!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-24
YAZOO RIVER.
THE LAKE.

LIE LAKE..
R US. D1AIL-FoR MANDEvILLE MAD
1ye snd sIfshDo amon ssI xIr
WEbSEspAYs and S FKiD DAYs on the arrival Of e
PfS sf, s$rSE6Ays ss!1:$ e
STE For freight RsiHEf eSFBy sSsE
9k Hti f12RfhE RbN21s7 DAIHx
psgi ioeEds sss oP5 sHa .e
,rade With M @ Gns Of The hoya
dsE af5iyal ths oelsek < M Essrnias
New Orleans, November l. 1856. ,-0S'' ~" n5
, fsFs a. "a hAKE sMoRE PACKET
extending her trips far as Pascagoua on Tuesday and sa
splendid low pesst ; Grsos VIM H.
I hs Fhs Ss @
Es r H. ;Es 2sS"s FsSe 5PF:s2ESe
= H cars cars sGSbhT sEPAY N2ESES
s op Tuesday and Saturday T % Paes
g SLAVE DEPOT, NO. ,156 COMMON
fSni's ss
asseTpep HOUSE and FIETD ~ q e
Baonne street prepared accommodate transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonable terms can be obtained IN the
iqG? EoHss H T. BE- FRs P t. s Go%m5s s;sss %
Co & cHry rsFs49 Wn j. G. Kicks
SfAi Ss pa5 f69 nsfaIf
YOUNG NEGROES. nj 1y
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
I'd at s No. S 3snR @
The Office OF Institution will be open for the reception of
and on Saturday evenings from 5 to o'clock.
S 9eS pSss e T Ra M the Act of
rpSS DSs IT, TSsd 64ssns States Of the
morEags u Sd and nmpToved Resl
Ssa upon pledge Stock Of tie eoporaed Banks
SfT All 9s s e S s FaF
funds to be the @ POS ns
Fsesys nos nts rate TO he agreed
upon viii be issued for sums not than $1,000 deposited
a.4.ss j., T5$Ss s5; Esg gnss; zsss
$a5: $i::
u NJ TSaA!r' SSEiii' n {viee Presidents
N BCopes of the Act OF Incorporation and ByIaws can
Ri As1HnS kas5g Is WAKE gtaRgi
street. ase room now for tie 100 90 bahes Or
sacks Of salt , e. housed yard for the rssep1n , IN Of IT,. railroad
alo pig IRON raeS u s'oiase ID 1"n w '.
telo apla
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OTARD DUPJY 4 CO.
Is IN a;fLtI MD cuortnr nrs Aso sunnrnr article in,
cusas nf n dozr onar enc IN For sale nv
,,,,--,,. ,,71,,,,7Ss
fA,OBG p SlI4 4ANDSOUHf1EfAN A = a E, >
F M al q qf hs dax o1no" o the
agent LOT me M Gopn ~ eui's is 'ne
hels anu hitNli! 9illt mr.. eiIEe VI 'ne nti.
messenger VIII Wals upon passengers IN me cars
| Company. .p.. :, :.
baggage checked from or me once 70 tne Lake
boats by authority OF the Ponc4rtrain Railroad Company
Weekly Express (every Sunday TO Galveston, lndlano!
Powder Horn and Houston TeTas m
An Express Messenger VIII be dSached tfee teeS week
to all the Watering Places on the Lake orders ana parcels
ceived ut the Office, -, ,.
Bills OF ladng lett at the ohlce tor goods ny the New York
and Texas steaners viii meet WIN prompt attention A.,
Scledlles oil rates ana sShas lnrisheu ny applying III
Office II .,os ~,