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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-26
New Orleans 4 Red River Packet,

dr@Eaa7'@ a THE new and Splendid Iasa cumming
sAkkEaTxzz+zsS steamer DUKE, SAINT APFLEsAFtl
- MASTER will the first rise of water
commence her trips as Il packet between New Orleans
and Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Canptt, Grand Ecore-
Alexandria, and all nernaediate points and landing.
on the river. The Duke built expressly for pas
senger boat to ply the Mississippi, and is i'll every
respect the finest and largest boat that ensered
Red River. Her cabins unusually commodlous
and furnished III the magnificent manner and for
comfort good Recommendations, safety and speed she
is unsurpassed. Captain Appegate solicits contin
uance OF the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, pledging himself that nothing shall be wanting
on his part give satisfaction. For freight pas
s,oe ann,v IN hnnrd oct9M
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Shreveport & Alexandria Packet.

Connecting at the Falls with the New Orleans boatsa-
fraz@n2a q THE entirely and very light draught
s4f sasFAaz?s}' steamer WI. H.. DAUGHEFsTY.
=z=z=s.zszss= JAMES GRERN, master, having bern
put in fine order, will during the entire low water
season run as a regular packet between Shreveport
and Alexandria, touching at s'rand Bayou, Campt6,
Grand Ecore, and ali landings and plan assons the
river. The NJ. L. Daugberty is new, very stauzac of
light draugh and having been built expressly sor
summer packet, with commodious cabins fitted us with
sateroons is particularly adapted to the trade Hes
officers will pay particular attention to all business
entrusted to them and make Of every exerton to
give satisfaction For freight passage, having fine
accommodations. apply on board juy9
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Police jury Election.

o. THE commissioners of elections in Ward No a
shreveport are hereby required to hold election
for member Of The Police Jury, to represent sait
ward for the unexpired term Of R. 7. Buckner, Oh
SATU RDAY, 5th day of December next.
nl2 R. {. GILMER, Pres't Police Jury
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Observation-Disclosures and Fancy Articles, a
4 large assortment from the best manufactures,
comprising every articles in the line for sale at
m12 WM. BALLS Drugstore,
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PRIVATE BOARDING.
TO TRAVELLERS.
HNusG of Entertainment.


House Of Entertainment.
A5ISAA-A The undersigned has opened house
M ts: - of entertainment, for the accommodate
gsas:izI ton of travellers and the public in gen.
er, near Bethany, Texas, Immediately the road
leading from Shreveport Browsers Bluffs, and only
a few hundred yards beyond the Louisiana Statelne.
Travellers may rely every effort being made to render
them comfortable and give satisfaction. The stables
are well stocked with corn, OATS hay and fodder, and
animals will always be given a. much they can devour
Meals can be obtained any hour from 6 O'Clock, A..
M, to | P. NJ RATES.
Man and horse-supper, lodging aud breakfast, 81 2a
Board and lodging, per nonGh, .............$ 90
Board whou, lodging per month .......,.,... 10 90
! w. w. WATSON.
Near Bethany, Texas, September II, 1856.
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New Orleans & Red River Packet.
Removal.

CTACEY g. WELLS have removed to the new
- and spacious brick stores on the Levee, near
Texas street nov26
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New Orleans s. Red. River Packet.

.fa53MaH = TIE entirely new, fast running steamer
80 WIN. IL. DOUGLASS, BEsJ.
Ezs.EEzr---sz TARBALL master, will run as a regular
packet during the entire season between New Orleans
and upper Red River, touching at all intermediate
landings. The VIM. r. Douglass was built at Louis
Vile during the present fall expressly for the trade, is
unusually staunch, and the boilers machinery
entirely new and in point of safety she is unsurpassed
She can store 1900 bales of cotton, aaa has conmo-
with every requisite for the comfort of passergers-
Her officers will at all hines pay particular attention.
to any business entrusted thenA, and make of ev
cry exertion to give satisfaction. For freight pas
sage having fine accommodations, apply board. n0-
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T'rabue's Auction Room.

e Texas street, nearly opposite the City Hotel.
n D OCULAR days of selling: every Monday, We'd
;; Ia nesday and Friday, and every night during the
y | winter OctS
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CPICES- Gloves, aispice, mace, nutmegs, emma
~ mon, cassa, ginger, mustard. black pepper, and
every description Of havoring extracts Tor sale by
~n,v3o VIM. BALL.
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Negro at Auction.
7 w IL L sell in front of my auction rooms,
i SATURDAY next, 29th inst, at auction, likely
NEGRO BOY, about % years old.
Terms, cash. VIM. G. TRABUE,
nov26 Auctioneer.
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TyaDue'S Auction Room.

Real Estate and General Agency.
WIN. C. TRABUE,, will give his attention to the
w sale and purchase of Real Estate in Shreveport
or Caddo parish paying taxes, etc. He has on hand
some desirable property for sale or rent, on accomno-
dating terms. octo
E. H. JORDAN d J. H. BROWN
Re Purchasing Beef Hides, Petries, Sc. at their
1 4 office, in the part of the house occupied by
MessrS. Boarman & Tally of Texas and Spring
streets. The highest prices paid in cash. octl3
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BaggiDg and Rope.
4 . 0ll YARDS Bagging; 800 coils Kentucky
L Il .UUO Rope. For saleby
sepl0 STACEY & WELLS, l4sen the Levee
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rVHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Of RoXbury las discovered in oae Of an,
pasture weeds, remedy ,A, eures EVERY KINDA
HUMOR from ne roTsf Se'QtlI dvs % q e,s..o. p.,l.
He has tried in eleven hundred cases .nd neyc fJ
except cases both thunder tumor he A.s now IN As
possession over two urdIed eoFuaeaes Of lie value all within
Two bottlcs are warranted 70 cure nursing .o,. mouth
three bottles III the worst Nnd Of pmpses
the face.
Two bottles warranted TO care the worst eaaket In he
mouth and stomach.
6ne OF two bottles are w,rsnted 10 all humor the
Two bottle. warranted to running Of the ears and
-Four or SIX bottles are warranted corrupt aud running
One bottle will cure scnly erup'iOns Of the shin
Two three bottles warranted to cure the "os' case Of
Two or three bottle. are warranted to the most desps
Tbyce 10 four bottles are warranted to salt rhsu.
Five eight bottles will cure The wors, case OF scrofuA
hcnet. is always experienced from the first bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity le
Nothing GSes 50 % 70 'o , wnS ..,e IN vain s
growing the pastures and along old stone wa' shoud cur.
hunor has to start There is snd. hams hs
shifting bat not yonT. pcddled over
scts Of every case already done Of the great.
est cures ever done in Massachusetts to children
K s shspS vSoS a nave and 5bg
.tored,O perfect state OF health By one bottle
AWAY. gives sres, relief in caarrh and Dizziness
S Ss sS1 BY H. Where he BODY sound l. works quite
easy there any arrangement of the functions 81
nature IL will very guar feelings but Inu not Be
ssned they always disappear in from four days to week
There bad result from tn contrary whom that
feeling gone you will feel yourself like heard
the sxavassnt encomus Of it tina; ever man
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY. No. 10 Warren st..
Roxbury, Mass. Price l. -
Wholcsae AGENTS for New. York: c. CLICKFNHR Co
No 81 Barcay-s,; CHARLES H. RING No. 1872 Brosdw.yi
A. b.. D. SANDS, No III Wilsn';t MARsI, 0ky!s
WELLS& Co.. No. IFS Frsnkin-st Nc KESSON kobSi NJ
Co., No. i+5 Maiden lane; HAVILAND, mAIhkhh a
RISIEY Warrenst. BARNES & PARK, No. yt Br"rissy
WARD CLOSE Co, Msidenlsndi Mrs HAYES, brookiyn'
sale retail BY all respectable Druggists throughout s
Usion
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matrbrs, Jewetr1. &t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sILXE

XVATC + Sc o u and SILV + K
w WATCHES The b>criber who IL, been in busness
il Violet fr IL yc.T. pa. selling al descuPtoCs q Gold
and Silver Watches t, wlole,ss and FETAL. le- tsn tbs
usual prices:
fine Gold Lepine Wstche. four hole. j-we'ed Ssh %
Fine Gold Detached Lever. tu evel-d ........... ~
Find Gold Hunting Ce.- EbEsh Patent Lever - :"
Ard. also. all snds of II gish Psen L-veT aud DuPiek
Wstches usde by Cooper JoL,ou. NJ Tobias Brsl-y hs
ri.oD and ell other celebrated makers Aso. the coz
ebrssd Levers AID Chrononer' maae by Jules JuIereH OF
Cop~uhs~ The most perfect tmrkeepcs III TIE world A'o
tDRsh and swiss Pocket Chg romet-rs and Magic Neaes
b wind mp and 49, hc hand. wioout ky
ful Euame,d and D lnoud Nschs for ladies'; lnd~p'H if
Second aud Quarter sec I'd Watches for timing torse' sad
other styles Watches Gold and Syer a. les than p'u
rrces. Wschc' and Je"cIy exchanged AZ W',ehe' @s'
RATED 70 keep good tina. GEORGE c. ALLEN, importer
q Watches and Jrvge.ry. wholesale aud re;aiI,
NJ. II Hal-sf.. -econd floor. nrar brOsi"aY
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AleAifal
NETWORK TEMPLE of HEALTU-n- =

NETWORK TEMPLE Of HEALTH-Dr J.
IN h. DENNIS. No. BGccckeT-s,. flr - year.
CT r'edicine this city. oaers b. Alternative asi Wy
PATIO SYRUP TO those who afflicted NTH ANY II he ~
lowing Diseases: Acute and Chronic Disease Of a..
kidntys Pulmonary Consumption, Disease of the Heat P.s
Fs,ula. Syphilis, RheunS,i.ui.
Dr. Dennis rrf,r hnuirels IN ~. city who hv -
cured by the This ALTERArVE and HEPATIC SYRUP
WHO Will testify d its efficacy.
B-Oioe houIs forn 10 60 d,y and on the .y.p,,s ~
Tuesday. Thursday anil Saturday. from To O'clock
CANCERS removed without the usc Of ID. a. ife
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AMY LINE with SURE CONNECTION.-
OTns ieo Nile. shorter thsH other Rou's snd no
n-.ure TO River NsviEsios u > MAIL LiNr-Fu'yp'ahd
free 10 cent. per pound Four hour. from
oesr 10 ocean by Panama Railroad THROUGH 70 CALFOR
NfA xa Psn,Ina Railroad The United States Mail Steamship
e vii di.r.,ch for As,inwAl THURSDAY, Nov 6. At
2ocIockp M precisely from pier foo, OF W,IIra't Sqrta
River The well known aud s, steamship
6 Bost. L. Passenger. and Ms. will be- forwarded by
Psnsms Railroad Panama with the Psho Man
Steamship Co's uaglihceut steamship GOLDtN aoL. J. l.
Wukns Coums.de which will BE- res Illness and cave IA
nedsiely for SEN Francisco. . ,,.,.c
The pubic that the Psoihc Mail steamship 20
extra Gamers lying AZ Panama 'sAy
for avoid possb. detention q PASSENGER OF mali
For passage apply 10 ". RAYMOND. At the only ohoe'
the Coipaaies 80 1T West.t cor1er Of srT-ns T.
R.cul.r Z Nj S...rne sAT. 5th and Oth OF each month
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SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with Express Trains the New York aud
Erie Railroad.
On and after MONDAY Oct. % and until further notice
Passenger Trsins will follows, Sundays excepted:
Leave NewiOrk from pier Duane-st a. n via
Buffalo, Express-connectins ct Binghanton Express
Train for Syracuse.
At D. IN via Night Bxpress-eonnec.ing at Binsha,n,on
with Express Train for Syracuse and 0swego
Tickets be procured Ticket Office Of the
New York and Erie Road. b. GILBERT Sup't.
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CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-The aperien, AZ

~ septic and rs.oraye properties Of TIL. Invaluable pr.,,
render II a and cersn IN scron
COMPLIANT Dsspepsis and Ulcerou. and g,.,'
dseses II acts with extraordinary potency upon the asi
Of toe body cleansing them from al deicleog. paces
II /. uDequaled. Prepared and sold by A. b. d SANS
No leo Fuoust Ncw'iork Price I'll per bottle o. 81. boI
a.. .ork
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CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities Win
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States by con-
nuous Rswsy direct. The Road also connects Ps6urss
daily ne Of TO all ports in the Western RIVERS
Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers to all ports on
the North Lakes making tho direct cheapest
reliable by which FREIGHT DO forwarded 10 and
from the Great West -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FIRST L,ss-Boots, Shoes Dry Goods lin %, ma, 100 IA
boxes Furs Feathers, Ic...............) 49, P' ~
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry)
Goods lin balcs) Hardware, Leather, PISS. per loo
Wool, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THIRD CL.ss-Anvs, Bsggng, Bacon and a., ma, roo n
Pork lin bulk, Hemp, &c. ...............) wv fN' 49,
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee. Fish, Bacon and co. ma, 100 N
Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Oil....... - - "
In shipping Goods from point east OF Philadelphia be
cula mark the package "Via Pennsylvania Railroad Nj
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh will be- FORWARDED without detention
FREIGHT AGENrs-HArrs Wormley Co., Memphis Tenn. !;
r. T. Sass Co. st. Louis j. s. Mitchell Son, Evansvie
Ind Dumesni Ben Murdoch. and Carter Jewett Louis
Vile KY b. C. Medium Madison, Ind sprisman Brown
and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati N. W. Graham CO., Zsnesyilo
Ohio Leech Co. No S. kibyst Boston; Leech CO. No
2Astor House, New York, No. Wliamst and No Bat
terry place NewYoIk f. J. sneeder Philadelphia Masrs~
Moons Baltimore Geo c. fnnciscus Pittsburgh.
For further parcsla or bills fading apply to
LEECH Co., Agents Penn Railroad CO.,
No. ? Astor House. New York
H. H. HOUSTON, General FREIGHT Agent. PhlsdelPhis.
I IOMBAFRT Superintendent. Altoona. Pa
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-

DENNSHLVANIA RAlLROAD.-THREE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PlTTSBU RGH.-The MORNING
TRIAL leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at TIA M and
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia The FAST LINE
Philadelphia for Pittsburgh 1880 aud Pittsburgh
for Philadelphia $3.50 pm THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a, II N, aud Pittsburgh
for Philadelphia at $40 p. m.
The above Pittsburgh with the railroads and
from st. LotAs, No.. Alton GaeIs and Chicago, Nnois;
Frankfort Lexington and Lousyie Ky reue Hsuts Madi
Springfield Bellefontaine, Sandusky Toledo Cleveland Co
umbus Zsnesvie Masson, and Wooster 0so also with the
packet boats from and to Orleans st. Louis Louis
vile, and Cincinnati
For further particulars hsndbs Ia the hotels this city
Passengers will find this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West
Through tickets be had either Of the above
places in the West Of
j. Ii. BUTTS, Agent, New-Jer.ey Railroad Co., foot Of
Courtisndtst, New York
IL ELLIOTT Agent Pennsylvania Ralrosd Co.,
No. pastor House, Broadway, New. York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. 18th and MaIsetsts,
New York. JAN. 1885, Philsdelphl
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11iano-1ortes an6 Hlusie.

4 FULL assortment of new 7-octsve first cisss
~ Boston PIANOS IN carved and pal for III
reduced rates with applied IL prrchssed second ean
Planes Mood and HAruoiums iOr SAL OF ~ hAs "
Pianos At gIt a. Bargains fJ1 Cast. ;. 7 OOhpON'
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T oNG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fsll and Winter

IL Sundays excepted 1Tra,o. gong k",o
Leave Brooklyn Grrcnport 10 daily Tor fApn-Ht
q m daily ana or Saturdays St5 for farmnsiIe'N
snd S:s5 p for Syossct. 10 IN and y. IN 700
Hampstead. i0a II and 5:o Anc p H. ot '.AA"~
II IL m 3:fS, S. and 81
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paints, Oils, Glass, &f.
professional Notices.

DISEASES of the EYES. NJ. ELLIOTT,
~ NJ D Ply stefan and Orhthalmie Surgeon. will resume
his LECTURES the Theory and Practice Of OphthArnc
MEDICINE and surgery including the Anatomy Physiology aud
Pathology of Human Eve. tuesday,, Nov lB Dr.
ELLIOTT continues the practice OF his prof son at his oe
No. 7 Astor place, Clinton Hall.
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Goal. ST.

KIkDLING WOOD. Best quality Pine, Oak
N and Hicxoiy delivered immediately by oniing orders
T. sHEPPSRD II spuccst. n Y. OF ejFut'n. Gr'oAlyn
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NETWORK AND TRiE RAILROAD.-Or

NEW-lORK AND EnIE kAILhUAD.-VI
~ and after Monday Nov 1856 and until further notice
Trains will leave Pie. foot Of Duanes: Is follows
via . $500. ,~,
DUNKIRK EXPRESS. at $50 a. m. for DuuSiTk
hAIL at s:l5 m for DUnkirk aud Buffalo sad iEterne
dse stations Passengers b. this Train viii reusn ever He
ut Owcso. and proceed the next ulsrninS
CHICAGO EXPRESS, a. - III, for Dunkrh -.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at $500 p M from loot OF
Chsmbers.st) Pismont, for SudexDs and nsefmes'e
sts'ionA ,,,c,u
WAY PASSENGER N4p p. M. for Newbursh and Middle
tow snd intermediate stations "
NIGHT EXPRESS, At $50 p M for Dunkrk and Buffalo
FMIGRANT at p H. for Du.kirk and Buffalo aud inter
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
These Express Erirs, With the trirs,
C.nsndsigus N,gsrs Falls Railroad for Niagara sas at
Bnshanon with ,he Syracuse and Bnshanton kasoat tor
Syracuse Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New YORK
Railroad for Rochester,; Great Bend with Delaware LackA,
and Western Railroad for ScTanon at Bunao ana
Dunkk with Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincln
natl, Tols do. Detroit Chicago &c
ID C McCALLUM GcneIA SupsEtntendepS
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NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PiIILA-

N DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CIIY-Msi and Express Lines Leave New-forS snd III
m and and P tsrs, 80; lam - 81 stoPpaf s al
81 M aud The est and for Bsmore Washington Norfolk
C. and Eroush baggage checked Washington IN m aud
SIM w WOODRUFF, Assistant Sups.
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NEW-lUEk duU n Z W -II4t ' IN fN4N 'N'I'
N SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Msy lS"
Passenger Stations Corner Broadwsysn and Canai's1
In New.York... Corner Sth-.t. and tthsv
Sr.xs y,yy Nyw.YosS-For New Haven: 7, sa tEN)
1850 S:l5 T. (Ex) i3e 2. For Bridsepor'; So m TX
ESQ Sis (EI p For Milford stra'tord FsS,t
so,irort ard W.s.port: 1880. 3il5 s:S" W For
Sorwsk: l. 1890 Sis T. Tx - s' e:lS p n
r., Dsyep snd Greenwich: ga 1857 SID i:C D. %
sisn N For stamford: T. s. tExl N; 1882 3:l5 T.
Ok SIS e5P FUr PC,; fh S; s i5a mn
CosyrcrIyc TRAixs-For Boston, a m tEx.l p N
ok For Hartford and sPrinefed: NJ. * ~ ~
M CF,1 For Canal Railroad: s - ttI) and i-'O p "a
20 We.tled For New London Railroad: a. N p IN eH
uorss.orc R,jlroAl: A. M For Nsagstuck Railroad:
m Sis D. III For Danbusy and EOrSAk Railroad; = H.
II. u. - - ~ ry.,. /, so ., sss
e. CExl 1850 Er 's9 81 m tES F i0 SHdsTG@,'
stom Norysk: AS 6il s:l5 1885 m lex 800 tXl
3:25 SIS, lO:a5 EH From Port Chester ';| o''''
80 '' - JAMES Il HOYT, Superintendent.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
L TED STATS MAIL sTEAMERS.-TAs 'hP' o0o'

EDWARD K COLLINS No. Sc wsll-s., ny.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KESNARD Co..
No. p Austin Frisrs London
p. O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris. .
% OF ships will be accountable for gold
yrT bullion specie ew s precious stones metals anesi
bills OF aGn: signed therefor and the vsue thereof ex
pressed therttn.
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and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ ARRANGEMEN1.

Conmenoal Monday NV. ), lS%
Three Daily Trains to Albany, Sundays Excepted
Fave 81 50 fiom Ne~fork - Albany; ,,.,.
Leave NewYok follows from Ststsn eoruet oi "he sne
s:sssm-FXPRFSs TRAIN for Albany. connecting with
the Central Railroad snd Northern Trsns. .
$40 EMAIL TRAIN running directly through with
and connecting AZ C1a,h' our corners
with the Western 1rsL. for Psfed North Adams and other
stations o.,
$50 p u-EXPRESS, running directly through without;
change # cars ana connecting with Central Train. N
or tie West.
Returnrs Leave Albany:
s:i5 am.-NAlL TRAIN for New York direct
fo:l5 u-EXPRESS, without change Of cars
500 n u.-EXPRESS, without change of CATS -
Tickets obtained and BAssaxe checked AZ the oh'e @"
.h Western Railroad Albany 81 White Aad Centre b'oo"
q, atk-st. md itk sv.. New York.
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n PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
n PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate ~

the County OF Newfork notice il hereby syen to Al. 1.on.
having claims AGAINST JOHN H. WHITAKER late Of IN.
Tx o. StrfSt hyG.n dsee.;ed to present the
Brosds il the City Of NewYok on or before the aab S,v s
hpn nert-Daed Eew-York the ath day OF Ootobe, is2
OILS lav6mW FREDERICK w RI An gn.- -.
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finanridl.

ADRIAN n. MULLER, Auctioneer, VIII ser r az
n Auction THIS DAY ~ logk At shs md Ms.
change sieNo Bypohsosied b9nas ad In,uIsnce stocks,
sippi Railroad Company, IAIh al" (9SD
I'd OH, de.,r.bie securities
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Eeqal Notices.


Of the County OF ewIork notice hereby gyen 10 d.
persons having claims against MARY b. RYAN late Of the
City New deceased present same with
thereof the subscriber the office Of James w Whae
No 81 Lbeyst in the City Of New.York on or before the
5h day of December nexDated, NewYork the "a dsy Of
june, .s55 90, NICHOLAS DOoLAN, Administrator as
ie4 law6nlW
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of

the County of HewYork notice ia hereby given TO all per.
having elaine against NfCoLL SANFORD late City
New York, deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at her residence No 81 street.
the City Of NewYork before the twentysxth day u
March ne1t-Dsed NeyYork the SD day Of September 1856
ga lswtuW LOUISA l.. SANFORD, Adrnins,ratrix
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IL SAN FRANCISCO CAL, draw Bills of Exchange
BREXEL Co. PHILADELPHIA, Paysbe at tie priucips
cities OF the United States.
Collections Francisco aud in the Interior of the
State proceeds promptly reunited Collections be
sent dire, TO d. s. G.: or through DREXEL Co., PIs-
delpha y. LAWRENCE Co, No. ltf Nassau'st. N Y.
Exchange San Francisco for sale in to suit. by
DREXEL 4 Co., Philadelphia and L. s LAWRENCE K Co.,
New.Yoik.
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BANK DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEwYoRx,l
ALBANY, Nov. 8, 1855.
rINHE MEDINA BANK has this day filed in thl.

Il a notice OF the appOntmen of the BANK OF The
CAPT OIL in the City OF Albany agent for the redemption
circulating notes together with revocation OF le a
pointmcnt of tie American Exchange Bank New York,
such agreeable TO the act entitled An act to
the relating Incorporated Banks Banking
Associations and Individual Bankers passed April H. 1851
JAMES NJ. COOK Superintendent
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON.
IN PANY's EXPREss-GEs.sAL ofrrck. No. ITS Broad
wu n Y The NsvYork and Erie Rxilrosa Company are
low prepared 70 DO regular Express business
II. D. RICE Sap. Express
&C. NcCALLus Gene., superin tendslt
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CL6AKS and MANTILLAS.--ARNOL CON
~ STABLE Co. have Oh exhibition their Fail a'sort
uebt of Garments Canal-st., Broadway.
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VIEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER

EEv.YoEY AND LIyERPoeL U. 8 M. S. s Co, Sc wLlst
EEw-YoRx. May n, 1856. )
NOTICE. The rate Of Freight by the Steamers
IN of hi, line from Liverpool reduced to "a per
surenrnt. until further notice 4. X COLLINS.