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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27
IKE CASTLETON SEMINARY

M X: 4 K CASIL.ETON take this method Of in
~ forming their iIienls and the pubic in general
l T 'ney nave secured a full corps Of com petcus
1eachets To assist them in thoir Female Seminary.
a eohinodlous and elegant ediiicc Is new in PROCESS
" eiee.i'n, and on the first Monday of October next.
~, Deo eotene,' they will open the Institution. They
,a nii' tne mum Der OF BoaTuiag Scholars to thirty. Yet
,hey nave made Arrangements with s,ue OF the most
desirable families III Tie vi. Y, should lore avyiy than
this numbcv. ~
liiey are determined to do all that the best talent
aH' The most ui!rcmitnug attentions. IS well III the
U.s. auAliiari"s which the country affords, to give to
'he i Dung Ladies' committed to their care an elr.ant
ana accom- piisne1 SOUTHERN EDUCATION.
III Z. vail .e'otc himself moi especially to the
erauualinE class, mo which Iupil, will be admitted
On, ShAGs" aad graduated on '.mertt" 1t is design
'1 that Il Graduate sL.Ii be Intelligent iu Il good ue-
gree upon Important Sciencc, and well posle cd and
framed IN eiegaLt literature as we'll Us sul.i and cru
die learning.
1t is not designed 10 occup~ the time Of the rupils
III getting up little theatres andspeciinenSc f nan-lIae
o'~t"il' o"t tie frequent eAllDit.ons and eAsfliIatiun
viii '!'1 10 "e"4ouaII"le the Proficiency y! tie Pupils
ana The autcca. OF I'll. instI; lion. as well as to in.
lit!t actual information, through the Graduating Glass
~ !cAs'; u On >onc q. the Elost interesting btaIcAe>
Of erudttc l.teIaturc.
tatef Grutuuts Nil not he required to occupy the
study Hal ULlesi they ,4r.irs 1t, Out will be. re,.u!ei
t" DC pieseAt at REGULATIONS and exhibitions only, az
coIi4!lS 10 tt,isye HNle.
AR [. VIII a!>v deliver Courses Q! lcctulss on va
rious branches to has Class, auI they WI! take copiuus
notes IN iTitGt. cyiueHtA, Tor iuture References.
Al. the Itahcncs OF female accom- p~llshnu,t will h."
taught, inclni'ng ElHbt'iie4y, PAINTING (oii md water
c".oTHJ a4I i1.awirg-hueic On tAno aud LritI..-
Aoca. NI,!c VII be u daily exercise.
lac year, OF Ten moth. viii he divided into inur
e9ua! terms, aud should amy ~..,itcmic iIcva.l IN the
cry, the rIp"ls vii be taken 10 a healthy, rural re
g'on al Tie cA4rnsc .: the P!incii al, who has alrea!y
secure. d most promising location near tn. fIt.ns
:=t"sr I.r wnTtl " :. ,s %@s!'.l'.2, in Town. to-, g can M ' sc;,.n;
VII! continue t.e eAeci,uS o! the Seln;uery in Iosu
tA.4I Il tiIt interval, ca fused Dy AM genera! Sichtics,.
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Avis d'E!actiOn.

une election commencement a la lo',
ISameii le Come jour de S~eptembre 1886, dams lie pre
nrier reimbursement du Juri de Police de cette pirols-
Sc, lobiet de la Guelle. cest h'eiir un membre poar re-
presenter ce cit ACCOMPLISHMENT al Juri de Police, "
place de Janvier Hebert, 5ui est nalntenant. un non
resident de Ia paroisse.
Doilon, Villeneure Tuil!ier and Be!ezaire Heaert.
detection aura lieu un magasin de Mr.. N. Doiron.
Par orlre du President. Z. BERGERoS, Gretfier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

PARISH OF WEST ROUGE.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Elilah Peale, W. X. G.. Hutchinson s Jordon Holt
So'1S9G.
DY VIRTUE of an order OF Seizure and sale in the
above entitled suit, from the 9TH District Court.
n and for said parish and State. of date the LIT o.
Xulv, 1856. will he offered for sale at public auction,
to the last aud highest bidder in front o. the Court
house of this larsil on
Saturday the 4th day October
at II O'Clock A. NJ, Tie following mortgased property.
to wit!
Fisher, negro man aged SIS years. and his Nife Mary
aged 90, Dick. negro man aged 80 years, Jane, negr"
woman aged 35 years. i'arker, negro mar aged % years;
simon. child aged IS mouths. Alfred, negro man aged
% years, Louisa, negro, woi.an aged 80 years, and
Joe, negro nan aged 90 ysa:s. To pay and satisfy
said writ of-e4eeution.
y :, n. ". Pope, Sheriff.
West Eaton Rouge, July 2eth, 1906.
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( STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OF WEST EATON ROUGE

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
4 In matter Succession Of Arselin N=l.i.r I--exsed.
- NJ. z T..
1YTHEREAS Peter tatiuun admin stra:or has filed
wv final Tableau u lis almin1 .tratou ia the ST.
Notice is hereby given that sls opposition "a IT,
pmologation of said ,nb!eau must lie TIED IN the c;1io'
il the Clerk Of the 9th district Court, within -u!:i1
"a " from the publication hereof,
I Clerks Cllcc, u, GAtun Rouge Sept. 2, A =. 1855.
W.. CnAqEERlsN Clerk
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-
Ilvr-rr ,cou GEors:A.--A distinguish
ed ss .[t:;enla, wiring .Iom Knoxville ''rOr-
sia SAYS:
FG.orsia will be redeemed. and you may
he assured that she Will place herself along
,;de Of the Empire State OF tAe North. IN her
sun,ort Of Fillmore. The OK Line Wings,
!" GSr.nhsus and Toonbs Ds>tIct>. who de-
,.,,,J u, in the lats elections have acknoWt-
.IIsi that thew we're BETRAYED and ceiulel
INV those old tiyksters. AMI are hockIng TO
n. standard Of Fillmore. Tie Hon. 8. Ii.
.lI;ll elecIor for the State at large. one OF the
abIe,t speakers in the South, and the Non.
Eli II. Baxter, a noble cd Roman. a Jackson
1(tmorra:. have c4nvassel that section 0! the
S.,te. and the prospects, most :eerins
You may put down Georgia as certain tr
Fllmore, Two thirds OF the old line Wigs
who voted against us in the last Guheraatrr-
al election have already declared for Fiji
more. and the Temperance men who ran a
separare candidate will, almost TO a man. vote
for Fillmore. Their candidate Tor Governor,
the Hon. B. II. Overly, is an alternate el-r-
tyr. and a strong Fillmore man. With THIS
rnu,binat,on the State is sale :o- FI!l.4o.- by
a decisive majority.
learn from a gentleman recently from
Alabama. that the enthusiasm III that State
j. unprecelent-There is strong probability
Of the States go'r5 right.
Fillmore will divide The vote of the South
with Bucaaisn. Let the North DO her duty.
aud IL, viii he well.
Yours. Sc. c. ". \.
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BRUSHLS!s ~BRUSNES!!

Pair.. Varnish,
Sash, Whitcwast,
lIaniled Scrub. Deck,
Hair Blooms, M02s,
Esrse. Handled Silcc.
Scrlbuing, Han He'd Marking,
Stove Shining, Window.
p3peS Heal Pores Eras,
Ear, Fancy nd>icts,
LICK Liners, Yankee busters,
Shoe, hantci busters,
Lye, ErouInS,
Printers. Hearth Brushes.
ro- .si, NV MUNTAN 4 HIitET."
Srsc Collars and Haynes
On hand by
ans MONTAN Il HIGUEr, Church street
rhoyeIs and Tongues.
Single anu full sets, consisting OF
FIRE GRASSES,
STEEL. ~SERPENt'NE
SQUARE pans,
.CunMoN IRONS,
EANKEE COMMON,
ro- sale at IoNT.yN"G HCGUET.
al, Church stree.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
psroisse d'Oucst Baton Rouge.
LoUK DU sIXIEME DISTRICT.
Dams ,':ahairc dc Il succession &c Caroline Eroussar I'd
(opoyse 1.cd. Abraham ~Lob1cl!) No. 4C1. /
4 ~TTENDE'qua Abraham lohdell tutor a e~nrigestre
y q. t. T. Aleau HnGl du distribution des iouds d.
Ia ~ucceasiJ De So die femme decd.
Avis est par /. rreacnie donne que toute o%rpositou
legal a .hoi,4olDgation du dl compile, hera .~enregeste
ians IL Bureau tu suss,gue CrcfIer, dams trente ijonr
de Ia prosecute publication.
Bureau du Gretier ce 2"mc jour Aout A. D. 1858.
W. 3. CHAaEEstIS, GrcHier-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BAT0I ROUGE,
WHEREAS it is my intention TO lI.erate a slave
w named FRANCES
Notice is hereby given that thirty days after tne
first publication hereof, I will institute suit in the Slxth
District Court of this State lfor the PARISH OF "es'
BATON Romeo, against the State of Louisiana, in order
to obtain the emancipation Of the above slave.
o. BERNARD, sR.
West Baton Rouge August Goth 1886.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

says the thoughtlessmotler, when the puny appear
ance of her offspring is remarked upon. Only Worms!
why not say only Cholera, or only yellow Fever. Tor
worus destry more lives than either. u you love your
little ones, administer to them, even if yoa only sus-
pect them to be troubled with worms" q sure, safe,
and immediate remedy. Every household where II
has been tried every physician who has sesr ss ehects
pronounce ~..
HI.VEH'S CINIDL.N V-R4IE-GE
such a remedy.
ED-Be particular and remember the name.
WISET's CASADlAN yERMlFCGE.
This is the only article that can be depended on.
For sale wholesale amt retail in New Otlean5 b.
J Wright CO.. Sole Proprietors.
lland Isl Chactrc5 Street.
Sell. 5.:,7 E,otse r; a.! tie r!ussi-c-.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

O. Harness., there i
Silver, Brass Plated and
Japannei Carriage Harness,
>il'Fr, Brass iiArulc!l aad
Th:ftlnE Carriage Harness.
Buggy and tmutbus OF the same.
We .nvite >prc!a! attention to our stock OF Harness
which i very large anI We are determined To nut
ttl"m ~ the lowest possible figure. >, general assert.
tlrA.t.
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j.. SIMON Il 60
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE:
u NAH4-1NI S1OA~G
j. SIN ON d. co.
The din 81 war is o'er-peace Is proclaimed :!

J.. SIN ~ d. CO..
The din Of war is o'er-pcace Is proclaimed. :!
ECONOMY and TASTE COMBINED.
GOODS TO SUIT THE SEASON, II THE LATEST STYLES,
Just received and constantly receiving,
THE undersigned request ladies and gentlemen to
/ give them a cali, and satisfy themselves not only
o. the low price but the qualify Vi the goods the.
have On hand.
IN THE LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Flouncad and plain Eareges and Tissues.
EIouncci st. Plain Muells and OlganIies,
Muslin, lac6nat t:id UlganJy li"bte,
Printed I;r;llantiho,. Ju2rIc;4 and CaaIt-!cs.
Plain and Printed 1inisrn Lawns.
small figure pyUtei Linen lrf ~cI.!iircn3 wear,
Plain Nainsooks ard Vi: OF Il Lawns,
lltin and .pttcd Swiss, .ind great variety Of white
goods.
llain and Striped Black Bareyes, G,rghan,@, Ing
llaIl and French prints,
EA8EcJDEEIEs.
Embroidered Chemcsctt> AMI alccvcs, in sets,
Rich Guipure Lace Collars.
\ large variety Of SILK and Lace Maltillas.
EmbInidrrc' Muslin and Jacpuet !;aLIs,
Very ricl. Embroidered! ilanIkcrchisis.
Embroidered Skirts. d great variety UI Parasolo.
Fans. Siih Gloves, etc, etc
THE GE.STs DEPARTMENT.
Especially selected for this market. and guaranteed
to be the best workmanship and Latest style coluili-
sing
Snits IF co,oraJ e. shn,erettcs
Suits of White Lnneu Iriil. and Russia Duck,
Suit9 Of Checked h.arse Hes,
Suit, Of Black Italian cloth.
Merino, Bombazine, L8.rpour and ~.Alaraca Goats,
pm,, ;,a, Dr;u al ,r,.r s+,Ia. -. s,,,,,.
Ea.,' .nIr,,..
w.t." ~ .rcrr Ts .,r;,i: op. 1.,,+ .iL ve.ts for s,,,,.
,a..
All I,inneA and L. B. shirts,
Under garments. i'll linH.u snl cotton,
Eiik .,I Nlxl,r IRA i. = f,'Gjf1ss tt,ypu Ia,,ut
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TOURO INFIRMARY.

TUUHU Mdu
Corner of New Levee md Guiennie streets
vTllIls Hospital is spacious and conveniently situated
a square from the river, lear the SKIP a1a steam
boat landings.
DR.. JOSEPH BENsADON is the Director of TIE insti-
tutiou. ara Resident Ph ysician and Surgeon.
DR.. THOMAS HUNT is tho visiting Physician aoo
Surgeon.
TERMS:
Private oou1s....,.f from So 50 to S. per day.
wards. Wv
Wards for Slaves w pei ""t'
Professional attendance, medicines. nursing 0et
and lodging are included in these charges.
RE- Surgical operations charged extra.
N1y The location Of the Hospital is perfectly neal
thy, and contagious diseases are not admitted 'h'o
the Infrmary
T ard Oil:
. .u-erior ar-:c-e. just received apd for sale
- w. ROCIL, Druggist.
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ALSO

4 assortment in general of Sal !!.ry Hardware.
: stirring. titrnrss L"aSacr. Enam lie Lra'hcr. El
. n.satei tiotE, Patient L"athrr, ga! lie Trees. Gall
and r<amin- car sUoIs and prices, all orders prnrnpt-
y attended - 4. HsttFU.tD = 60
NatAm P.4se, Sept. y. ISL
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Notice..

TllIE PUBLIC are hereby notified not to tfnst or
/ give credit. on my account, to my wife MARY
LOR; whohas left my house without lu~st,hcamon'
STEPHEN WINTER.
Yves Baton Rouge, August 30th 1856.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

Ma. RrCHASANs Pus!!ioH.-2lr. Buc-IE-
ans withdrawal has not yet made It's APP
,%ealance: but as there are daily lew signs
OF his diminishin. chances for an election, it
Is fair to presume that tie formal uocu!Ilert
will not be lon. DELAYED. Wien Mr.. Brerk-
suridse arrived at Nhea1laLAs. :iast Tuesday.
bearing the doloroES news 0: the hePubiicsn
earthquake In Mairr, there was, We may be
sure, q sc!ersr ard rptLer 2:iertin, interview.
1t wa. al elieate .aattsr1~r Mr.. Ereeklnridse.
the ,eccEo best man Of the ticket, to inform
Mr.. Bachan,a -hat he the first best. vas .tGe
great dra, OF the henJciarY, and vas carry
Ing on the WORK which Piece aud Douglas
had begun. o. breaking W the Democratic
party. It vas especially all embarrassing
thing to'srgesst 4,s. Withdraw val within a few
weeks 81 tue election. Bat considcrin, the
urgency L, the case. aud the fact that Nix.
Breckenridge is aAlkfe1mined man, AMI wi
ling to run any the safety OF the
party, we see here should be aous,
Of MS having ne the proposition. OF
course Mr.. Buchanan must have been startled
and must have asked for time to reflect up
on his answer. Bat the public is getting I'M
patient: and wa';s 70 kUoH all aboutit. Will
rot some reIis (rer>ou give. d correct an
aver: Viii ~. Buchanan withdraw
Phil. Bulletin.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

Sixth DISTRICT COURT.
ina matter succession Of Ca.oliue I'loussa.d decd
vile oi -AUraAaM Lob!clJ No. ALL.
WHEErAs Abraham Lobdel tutor ! as filed a Gna
w Tableau Of distribution il tie SUCCESSION OF Ills
SAT-: Gee. wife.
Notice is hereby given that all opposition to The
homoiogation Of said Tablean. must be flee: in the Of
fee 0; the Clerk OF the 9TH District Court Of this lar-
ISL, within thirty days h"m TIE publication hereof.
Clerks Office, this 3Oth day of Aug. Az. 1856.
y. g.. CHaIEEaLIS, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

a etiicine Chests.
Al a,sortment of different sizes, superior quail
tiy. On Land and lOr sale by
jan , i !. NAl'l'i!L"
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ALNr-Kr .roN Gtors:A.-:A distinguish
o., rs ,t,,.r,as writing Iom Knoxville IieOr-
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Hams Shoulders and Sides for sale by,
ian A.. MoNTAN h BRO.
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nleoical.
1,HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

II OF the AGE.
Mr. kENN rs. hat EVERY KIND
NOR oT n. S' ssrosn sos' ,...s snd never sa
EXCEPT in both thunder hnaof. ne nas n.S AZ
twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles warranted To cure naLhnt Srs m0aA
One three bottles vi the worst lind % pines O
Two OF three bottle. will ele1 the system Of hile.
Two bottles warranted 20 cure ue ~"is Gamer NO
Three to Eve bottle. ar. ~Nr.ated the Of
one or two bottles are a. samer In To
Two bottles TO running Of ne ssu and
-Four six kotte. are warranted and running
one bottle will .'siy eruption: Of me '.n
three bottles warranted TO sure the ~" esss {"
riagwom.
Three 70 four bottle. are warranted rhsu
Sepsst Is lwsSs experienced from the 6t bottle and
perfect warranted when the above quarnty tshen
Al. The wonderful medicine. Of the day. that weed
growing The PsaIe and along old ons & ' 1SS S.
hunor has There Ifs DOR snds o1ns nor nae
;sST i SSi,. OF It S he vel
fec Of IL In every II has already done some OF ne es
year od 70 old people OF sixty have poor puny,
looking children whose flesh soe and oshby restored
sc sss s Ss aSs SUBJECT s e. viii
always IL 1t gives great relief m es'sira .na dsh ss
been regulated BY Where he body .ound sorss aus
easy where there ieansement OF ne
nature II will feelings but must NOT DO
alarmed; they always disappear IN from 'our day |" wees
isn
feeling Is GONG will feel yourself Ike oew person-
heard Of the sneoour ~ osf evof
man listened to- -
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY. No - "sren''''
Roxoury, Mass. Price 81. ...,,a..
No 81 Bsrelsy.st CHARLES II. RING NJ w bIoa...y'
A b. D. SANDS, No. l4l Willam-st MARSH okFiS n
Co No $50 Greenwrb-st BOYD l. PAUL, Chsphstsst
WILLS Co, No. us FraDkln-st. MckEsSON RDBhiNS
4 90 No i4l M.denlane; HAvILAND, HARRAL
RlSLEY wnren-st; BARNES l. PARK, sot Brosswsy,
WARD CLOSE Co, Mshen-lane Mr. WAY rs, ssoos'
out the Union
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,1,UE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEw-YORK,

nv IN, sruee Of God free and independent: To ell persons
i,r,,t,d IN The Of SIMEON W. BARNEY sts u the
81, " York deesssd ered,or Of Ala other.
wa. nd srrere Yea al each q you hereby cited and
trqud personally 10 be and sppear bef Surrogate Of
hs County New hs Office IN the City q ss~forl
on the 9TH day q August next a. eleven 0ck 70 hs lore
uoon DAY then there attend the kna eitleneH OF
The account Of pfoceedRss q SIMEON DRkPlh Admin-
,trata 4 tho Goods Cha- and Credits q ssd de easd
Ia ssony ~hs r.o have caused the Of once Of SAD
Sarrus.is 90 bo bsrcuuto ahhel witness ALExAN-
81 DIR W. BRADFORD. esquire, Surrogate Of sAd
county, dc Ciy % Newfo the 9Th lay - April,
Lord thousand eight hundred aid ty
ari.' law4ws A. W. BRADFORD, sancsate.
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CIIPREME COURT-Ci.y and County of New.

CUPREME COURT.-Ci and County OF New
- Yort-ABRAHAM p. sEGRE Plaintiff, ss.ss. SOLO
MON JEssURUN JOHN PURCELL, MARINTHA Z.
HATCH, ZEPHANIAH P. MATCH, HENRY SNYDER,
CHAUNCEY L. NORTON and MARY HI. Wife, Admins'
ants. Amended summons-tCOm. not served TO me DE-
PENDANTS abovensmed and zach Of them; You are hefsy
summoned ard required the amended complains N
this action which fed in the ofee Of the Clerk Of ne CITY
snd County OF the City Hall IN sad CITY, and
a. cory Of yos the said complaint the sub
,crbes az their Office No 68 Walls New York City, withn
twenty dsy. .ter service Of this on exs usivs
ftbe sy such service and hyou fail answer the sad CON-
snt within the Aforesaid the plaintiff Ia the ACTON vi
Court for the relief demanded 10 me o"mpsAs
Dated February 9, 1855 - - CO..
And Won ar. hereby notified that The smedDe complaints
above ne noned the 9Th day Of February st dolly
fd m le Office Of CLERK Of the City aud County sf New
York. sCCDDEh tAhIbhi riai ''n As'o'noJ''
mills lawfwS
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i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities Wild
Ne-err North and South western States BY con
nuous Railway The Road also connects ct Pi'tseorh
with line Of Steamers 70 al ports IN the Wesern nYeIs
and az Ceysrd and ssndusky with steamers 10 Al por on
the Lakes; mailing The most direct &c
reliable by which FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 ans
from the Great West ,u~,,crn<x,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sndPlTrSbUAoh-
TRsT CLASS Boots Shoes Dry Goods, Tin oc psr 100 q
boxes FuTs Feathers. se............'.)
SECOND CLGss.-Books and Stationery, Dry
Goo..s lin balesJ Hardware, Leather 7se- per 100
Wool. kc................... :.....'..:l
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils Baasng Bacon and ssc p.r 100 n
Pork lin bulk } Hemp, sc.... .........-:l
FOURTH CLAss-COfee, Fish, Bacon ana nc cer 100 n
Psrk (peetedl Lard and Lard on. 80; a., -,
In shipping Goods from any point east o.
eular a. mark the package Via Pennsyiyania IA Az
Goods consigned the Agents OF this Road AZ fhsdePn Oh
Pitfsburgh u III be foTw srded without detention
FREIGBr AGESTs-Hsrns, Wormley 90 me'npnn le III
T. Co, St Louis; J. y Mitchell sou bNs
Ind Dune mil Bell Murdoch, and Carter Jewett Loas
Vile Ky B. c. asdrun, Madison, Ind spngman otown
snd irwin CO. Cincinnati " w. 9 .sham Co.. Ianesvie
Ohio; Leech Co. No 81 Kilby-st. Boston Leach co. No
Aston House New York No. Wlliamst and No Bate
ry-psce NewYork T. J. sneeder Phlsdelphisi Aasraw
Rooms Baltimore; 9 60. c. tranciscus, Pittsburgh.
For further particulars or bills fading, apply 70
LEECH Co., Agents Penn Railroad Co.,
No 2Astor House New-York
n H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
IOMRAERT Superints ndent, Altoona, Pa
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CIrpRFME COIrRT.-Rufus Sanger against

y Thomas c. Lloyd.-Psee of Trial, City aud County VI
ew.York-sumnds for money demand Oh contract Ign.
are hereby required answer the 10
This action heh filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF ne y
I'D Of Office in the City Hall Of the City
Of NewYork the Soh day Of January ls and 70 serve
cony y0ur answer the said complaint on the
tbe ofce No IS Wallst In sad City Of New York witbs
tw DAYS the service Of this summons on YOU
of of such and fail 70 answer the said CON-
plant within the aforesaid the plaintiff In TINS aenon WI
lake ud against you for the a Twelve Hun dfed ana
Fisbytwo Dollars and Twenty five Cents with interest rom
The frat day February One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Ffyfour beside the Of this action Dated January ~
1856. bAhNAhD fAnovSo,
f2lswl4wS Planpus ATTORNEYS.
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n " HOUSTON General Freight Agent, hisdelphia
". J. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona, Pa


i PORT and FALL RlvER.-The splendid aud superior
steamer BAY STATE, Capt I. @ Jewett leaves newton
eyery TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock
m; and EMPIRE STATE, Capt B Brsyt2n lesses New
York every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81
O'Clock from Pier No s. ~ R., near The ss'tsrJ both
touching at Newport each way. ,,
Hereafter no will be regarded scared 70 any spp
cant IN Ill the same shall have been paid for.
Fresh to boston Is forwarded through with great Dispatch
- - WM BORDEN Agent. Nos. 70 and II West-st
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via s sTOS SINSH

YNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA oIONlNU-
i TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD
and TAUNTON-nsnd without delay change OF cars
or baggage carrying the Eastern Nail a..
The Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain Joel stone.
and COMMODORE Capt. ]. n Pendleton IN connect ZION
Providence and Boston aud Prov
denee Railroads. leaving New York daily Sundays excepted
from Pier No North River first wharf above Battery place,
at O'Clock and Stoinston at $3.50 or on the arrival
OF :be nail train which leaves Boston at 81 30 r. m
The COMMODORE from New-iork Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday From Sonnston Tuesday, Thursday and Bat
urdsy - l., r.,
and Saturday From stonington Monday wednesday and
Friday. NJ, -,
Passengers from stoning ton Railroad TO rrov
dence and New Bedford In the Express Msh
Train reaching several hours In advance OF those by
other routes ample time for all the early morning hnes
North and East Passengers that prefer remain
on board the nights rest undisturbed break
fast desired and Stoningon In tbs 7So NJ tran Tor
Providence ~,
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train
through each way. $3.50. -. nj, A.
For passage berths or freight Apply al fer mo-
2Eorth River or at the Office No. 10 Battery plsce