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gPECIETCATIONs #5ss5
or the contract the draining machines OF
tie First and Fourth Districts of The city Of New

M II
FOR the contract rnnning the draining machines OF
the First and Fonrh Districts 8of the city Of New
Orleans 8g S E853s 8iss
junction Of Claiborne street with the A eW Canal,
and tile olher on Claiborne street opposite Second
street. SsS$2 83Sal
land bounded by the eW Cann ulia street. the iver
the upper limit Of the Fourth Of The CITY New
Orleans and Claiborne Canal.
The engines and buildings shall be delivered to the
contractor good condition, and Il shall be the dntE Of
the contractor lake care Of the ways keep
Shet best pair and condition. make all repairs
and Improvements that should be wanted at his own
expense and The expiration Of his contract return
said engines and buildings 10 The perfect con-
dillon. 7 II. 5 53$ Bi55s33
The contractor shall bind himself keep, al al
times, the section free all rain, domestic and lake
valaF and OF all coming from the pipes at the
river, Or from water-worss which are, or may be
hereafter authorized to be constructed by the cy 10
abe depth Of three feel below The surface Of the lowest
ground and whenever the city shall order any of The
draining canals 10 be- cleaned, ~dened or dug, said
contractor shall daily drain the water in said canals
lew down ms he water wheels shall admit, until said
canals are completed
contractor shall bind hims elf TO watch the CON
diiion The protection eyees his section and when
any part the whole OF said levees shall require
repairs, 10 have the epars Immediately done at his
own Said contractor shall also superintend
the cleaning and digging of canals and diches to be in
bad inPant of cleaning he shall immedi-
ately report the same 10 the Surveyor. |
she agineeIs me labor, fuel, Oil and other
terals requisite fol the running and aintanance Of
said sstab sha be furnished by the con
tractor. iii.
The contractor shall also dig to a proper depth,
widh and length, the tail Of the draining ma.
and snail tanily keep the same clear, and
free from all that the food gates may
all times, have free and proper action. Ash
The shall furnish good and solvent secu-
e ~, amount S50O0 70 guarantees the faithful
performance Of the contract
In ease Of any neglect the part the contractor
TO comply strictly with The foregoing specifications the
Council The right declare the contract pso
and void applying court Of JUS
tce and indemniying the contractor and 10
have work at the expense Of the conrac-
tor and Of his securities.
Payments 10 be- made monthly on The certificate OF
the Surveyor. 4S
The contract 10 be adiudcated for the term Of one
year from The date Of The approval of the adjudication
by The Common Council 7sE%f"Nf
BIDS % be per year for the whole complete
y New Orleans, 30lh May, 1855. 4s
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

u WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
AZ . GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
aupply Druggists md Deae Propretoa lowest
Wholesale prices. =. e ''.2t.
kN Depot nnd Special Ageney Isl ChArosstEee
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s37,E573 H4bUUISH Ff.@FIIIE, -
$,5 City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committee on Streets and Land
5ngs Of the Board of Aldermen, New Orleans, 3Oih
May. 1855. f
rSgned1 CHAS. PRIDE Chairman
pproged BY the Committee on Streets and Landings
the Beard Of Assistant Aldermen, New Orleans sh
IanesIs55 ~ -
iSigmedl al ISAAC THAYER
~. 3F.85{3 @Gs. 4 Chairman. En-
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AS brought to the City Police Jail on the 22d Of
WI December last, tbs light mulstto boy TOMMY,
alias ANTOINE. eays he belongs to Mr. Valsin Marmil-
Ion living in ~ John Baptist parish Said Antoine is
9eet inches high; is about 20 years DID,
The owner ia requested TO call and claim said slave &C.
ssording to law i. PLANCHARD,
jaS l5t. Keeper CITY Police Jail
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Nm AS brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th
wv inst, the mulatto man osEpH, Ia 6 feet inches
high cut on the left shoulder 10 years Says
ne belongs 70 Mr. ramsey, rattsman, on Black River
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OF NEW ORLEANS

NGAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL,
% City Of New Orleans. December 3lst, 1855.
No. 1858 ]
AN ORDINANCE preventing the deposit of nui-
sances OF all kinds in any other part OF The city than
the nuisance wharf.
Be it ordained That from and after the passage of
This ordinance, it shall not be lawful for any person
persons deposit i'll any part OF the city except at the
nuisance wharf, any manner of nuisance, manure,
filth, oas, OF fDtd matter of whatever nature. under
penalty OF $40 for every load deposited
Bile before any court of competent jurisdiction
Be 1t further ordained, That II shall be the duty of
the several officers of the city connected with the Po
lice and Street Commissioners Departments, TO
be arrested all parties offending; and that the
vehicles IN which said nuisance matter is being
veyed, shall be detained until said fine shall be col
lee led for the use OF the city.
[Signedl E. L. TRACY. 4
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl !. -. LUGENBUHL,
.-., President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December 81, 1855
ja1 St Gsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor.
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NMTAs brought TO the City Police jail on the 24th
W " nt the grf boy DUDLEY il 5 feet 81 inches
high has cut the forehead about 15 or 10 years
old Says he belongs to Mr. Jee Plummer living at ocean
Springs, Jackson County, State Of Mississippi
oFnse Il requested 70 call and claim said slave
9ording 20 law. =, BLANCHARD,
Jad Lot Keeper City Police Jail.
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The owner Is requested to call and claim said slave &C.
cording to Law. IT, pLANCHARD
dec23 lot Cty Police ja
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X1gEAs brought to the City Police jail, the negro
~ woman MARIA; is feet II 4 inches high, about
So years old has scar on the right side of the neck
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave.
Says she belongs Mr. Hy, johnson of New Orleans.
Nav Rrn -nna-1 = 4.
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ENTAs broughtito the City Police JAIL on the 10th
wv inst, negro girl ULEMENTINE is 4 feet II
inches high has OF her front teeth out aged about
IA years. Says she belongs to Mr. Rohertson living at
Lafayette, Fourth District.
Theowner is requested to call and claim said slave
eording to law. EPLAHCHARD.
dec2Tf 1t EEgSg55 Keeper City Police Jail.
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III etc conduit All Depot des Epaves du Troisiema
q District, rue des Champs Ulysses, No 81, CONNIE
epaves-- 'ssl -
One Yache ronssare loreiie droite eeoursee fendue
ct conpsa en- dessou oreie gauche ecourtee sans mar
gee. ss ir 7--'' = eS's-" @r
Ues Faehe noire lie yentra blame eampee Ia hanchs
ella droita fendue. e bout des coTnes soie.
81 lea dts animaux ne sent pas dams dix ours
es yes depenses pa5ees s seront Tenus renchere M
Il hsures P. M .HH'' S7e's's's
AUG. 8. PHELPS. Commissaire des Rues
Nouvelle- Orleans, A JanFier 1855. ia5 10 IL
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Arcade A,otaI,

EAECaIG LIOtEAj 7
Magazine street, between Grayler and Tatche = |
. R. 8. MORSE Proprietor. |
sT The informs his friends and pa;TcHh
The public generally tina. this well knswn and
during the OF the past
large extension Of hes
propretors renting the adoan portion the build
ing enable accommodate much larger number OF
customers than last winter.
has spared by the propetor to him
the patronage he
every will made By oteudorhe
Of his only comfor table but
attached this hotel that Meals can
ba almost all opre
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: 9eels I5t .. PLANUHARD, Keeper City Police jail.
As brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th
d, NS S the black ia, boy JOHN is feet inches
Brypn, living on Red River, Natchitoches. The
ownsria requested TO call and claim said saye according
to Law.
New 0rlpans Dee.1S lS55 81.
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City Police JAN.

oAAGSSS
brought to the City Police all on the 18th of
December last, the grif boy JESSE is S feet 5
Sncaes high two 1noes under te left eye is about 81
years old. Says he belongs to Mr. Hugh French living
at Vicksbnrg, State of Mississippi :,
The owner requested to call and claim said slave ao
ssnrding 70 laW. d. BLANCHARD,
ia 3l6t Keeper City Police Jail 2
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Estate OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 2h March, 1856 ne, the
ubsc Juete OF the Pesca and for the Aforesaid
onaiy appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P SecEs
ary, Louisiana Mutual Company osw Orleans
duly according to depoe and above
ccounto usRnd and Transcript from the books Of
the ssid Company CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
sworro and subscribed before Marh 1885,
C. v JONTE,
bscond Justice OF tho Peace the Parrish OF Orsaus
The Board declared dividend twenty
the earned prsuma the ending March 2h 1885, for
which certificates will be issued June
Company continue against the pers the
and damage BY fre OF
Office, southeast OF Camp and NRtcher streets.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
4. CARRIERE ,F!c0 Presidents
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
NeeTC hIarch9 s,l
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COMMON @ UN Gill;
City Of New Orleans, December 20, 1855 i
No 253t y 5$
AN C)RDINANC to establish a uniform rate Of taxes
and licenses Professions Callings, and other bust
hes and on Carriages, Hacks, Days, and other
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LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n UST RECEIVED per ships Orphan, CSisG~S5f f
h,UTM ERR HON e 1

ETRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
4 LEON LAUGRtN, lately lawyer al the bar OF Par
the Language AID French Literature in the Uni
yer@lIy o Louisiana
Ieaous given II Private Institution and Fsnlieg.
Frurch gentlemen O'Clock, every evening at his
Office University Buildings OF BAtonpe and Common
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. We have Just
III % received per IorshEo MARY America SPLEEN
thing line which will ae On
$50 listing trrnna.5 @ ID sSn 81 {ss8'!tlE 81.
Ptantefai ard FacteIs orders particularly attended 10.
~ EEWEAIsI,i YALENTESE& CO., 4
..akG - 81 IS and IS Common street. Y
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4 klaNkEI I'D W ANUG, kSuCCGssOf 70 1--WE
u BILL EDWhRDs,) Nos. 81 New Levee and II
q Fulton street. Manufacture Of description Copper
Tr Sheet Iron and Brass Work He the
making of Steam Trains Clarifying and Eyaposng Panz rera
Juice Boxes and everything pperianng he sugarhous
general assortment OF Steam tauGee Steam WhiEtles
Cooke, Coupling Valves ETC., constantly hand - ~
He would call the planters hjch
have been in sHceessfg opeHon the Col
Camp Messrs s. 7 HARRISON J. ForstaA Nelson Doretspn
good Lawrence W. H. ckRoUse, A Thomson 6
toh oi'ha ctiy 30 WHOM respectfully ruera jul p4ou
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TCHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

M KENNEDY Of ROxbur has discovered in one Of our com
pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY MIND OF NO
He be-. s /, in hundred aud tailed
except in both thunder huor lie has now N ms
twenty miles OF Boston
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore mouth
One three bottles viii cure the worst Kind OF ppes on
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles warranted 70 cure the worst canker N e
SS ie: sIS I'd 1s soe. Ar. warranted to cure the worst
erysipels.
One or two bottles are warranted all humOr in the
Two bottles warranted running Of the ears and
-Four or six bottles are warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure ,c.ly eruptons of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst Gaze oil
ringworm.
Thee to four bottles are warranted .arhsun.
Five 10 eight bottles will the Of s-rofua
benefit always experienced from the first bottle, and
perfect is warranted when the above quantity taken
Nothing improbable 10 bose who have in vain ed
oil wonderful medicines OF the day a. that common weed
growing the pastures and along old stone walls should cure
humor il has to start There ifs snds huns has
about IT, sutng but yours. pelded over s
fs Of il in eyery case Il has already the great
done in Massachusetts, gave to children
looking children vhose flesh soft and fabby restored TO
To those who are subject to sek headache bottle will
always 1t Eyes great relief IN eatarrh and dizziness
Some who have taken have been costve for years and nave
been regulated by Where the body sound it works quite
but where there ia any derangnent OF the functions OF
nature will very singular feelings but must not DO
alarmed they Away. disappear from four days week
There bad resnt from it, on the contrary when that
feeling gone you will feel yourself like person
heard the encomums Of that ever
listened TO. - - ,. =. .,,.
MsnufaG;ured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No l29 Warren-st,
Roxbury, Mass Price l. . =. -, ,,-a->,-, -
No 81 BsIcisy,st CHARLES H. RING, No lS2 Broadway
Co No $50 (jreenwich-st.; SCHIEFFELIN BROS. Co,
No 40 Wism-st BOYD PAUL, Chsmber.-sij WELLS
L Co. No. 1l5 Frsnklinst McKISsON ROBBINS Co.. No.
las Maden-ane; HAVILAND, HARRAL l. RISLEY, War.
ren.st. b ARNEs PARK. 3ot Broadway WARD, CLOSE
Co Msidena Mrs HAYS. Brooklyn; and for sale at
retail BY respectable Druggists throughout the Union
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CUPREME COURT.-wILLIAM H. JACOBS

- against GkUkGE ?. WIkGAND AID others, And JUu'
K HAMBLIN. Summons To John X HAMBLIN; You are
hereby suIunOnea and required the suPpienen
cen pAnt this seton, which fled the oce q ne sh
OF the City and County Of City Hal L. sad
ci,v ou the eighth day December 1865 and serve copy
Of your answer The said complaint the subscriber a. ms
ee No 70 Sssssat City Of New York within twenty DAYS
,e he this exclusive OF The DAY
OF such service and fail TO the sad eoIpia
;,hin the time aforesaid the plaintiff this ston VII spy
m he Coa or he relief demanded The congratulated
January %. lka l. hkIchIN, f!Gntrf ht''iseJ
y. 81 lsxev IN.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-or

and after MONDAY Dec 81 1855 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanes| q iono"'
viz:
BUFFALO EXPRESS, att for Buffalo direct without
change baggage HOrnclsye this train connects
with way train Dunkk aud all stations the Western
Division.
MAIL at s:5s m for Dunkrk and Buffalo and interme
date stations Passengers by this train will remain night
at Owego and proceed the next morning. - .
EEWBURGH EMPRESS at 4 p IN, for NewbuIgh direct,
without change of cars. .
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at r. m v1s SudeEls, iOf
Pernont, and intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER, at p. ~, for Otisvils and inferno
date Stations -.
NIGHT EXPRESS at ?. m. for Dunkirk and Buflo
EMIGRANT at 5 p M for DunkiIk and Buffalo and inter
mediate stations
On SUNDAY only Express Train, at ) p m -
These Express Trains connect at Emra with the Emrs ana
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
kiri with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland CINCINNATI
1O'.NO' De''0 ID IL McCALLUM General Superintendent.
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feaal Notices.
IN THE NATTER Of the SALE Of the RIAL

IN THE MATTER Of the SALE OF the Rt'AlI
II ESTATE Of HERMAN KATrENHoRN, deceased, Tor tne
usyrnent of his debts EXECUTORS SALE.-In pursuance
Of an order of the Surrogate Of the County OF New ork ed
October r. 1855 and pursuant statute John a Alters
and John Finch executors of the last will and testament OF
Herman Kattenhorn deceased will sell public auction az
the Merchants Exchange in the City OF New York OF the h
Lands in the City NewYork namely: All the equal I'M
divided half part Of all those certain lots pieces OF parcels
of land situate living and being Ia the Twelfth Ward OF the
Civ of Nev.Yok and distingu CERTAIN map
entitled Map OF the HsrlAem Commons made by Charles
Clinton CITY Surveyor dated December 1924 and on HE
the eff 81 Register OF the City and County OF Sewlo
numbered o. and ~ two 9 nine and o ten and
are .o designated map Of said compiled BY j.
Bridges City Surveyor January, 1879 which last mentioned
man the Of Issac Adrance esquire lois mum
bered IN one ~ two 1881 hundred and eighty nine lZlo
two hundred and (9 nine 0 ten (9) two hundred and
nine 2 two hundred and eight and t two hundred and
seyen which situate and lying between the n and
nth Sth 18th and S0hsts and Whch
collectively described follows, viz Commencins at the
the 2av and 79t running thence
westerly along nOrthey side OF 79hst TO the division Inc
between the New and Harlem Commons thence running
uortherv along said division line tothe sOuery side Of bh
thence running easeHy along the outhery side OF 6OhN 20
the noherserly corner Of said lot number gu sne on sad
maps thence running Outhery aong The east
block between 18th and S0ht thence running eAstey along
shout twenty 10 the NORTHWESTERN
rer OF ber 49, said map thence running southery
Al sht with said line about twenty feet 70
the of said 10. number ~ two on sad
maps thence running essery along the nohery aide OF said
running souihey along the westerly side OF the day 70 the
place OF beginning. Terms sash. JOHN A. AhLEhS'
NeW.York, Jan. 9, 1856. JOHN p. flNCh,
la lAW6wIh ENecuios
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nlenitdl.
-RHEIIM REMEDY. and SAR-

Glands SALT-RHEUM REMEDY, and SAh-
- sAPARILLA the speedy, safe, and certain rom
edes for scroa Salt Rheum and ali scorbuic cutsneous
eruptoDs The spilled externally peneTaie tho pores Of
the kin and aboTb the virus appears the other @xe
nwardly ues the blood and all unhealthy secre-
ous cooperating with each other they fail TO eject
thoroush and permanent cure. Prepared and sold By
A b A D. SANDS. Urlggsts. No. 100 Fnlton-st.
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEy RAILROAD

PASSENGER Stations Corner Broadway md Canais-
10 EcwYo -. Corner e5thst. and rh av.
Trans LEsyL NrwYoRK-Po, Ns~-Hsven: ,, sa n,
fEI) y IN OK SD and p For Bhdsepsr; ,,
Fairfield, Southport and Wesport; u Sd. p
Sor Norwalt: Ia m; Il m or $50, 5:I5 N Foe
DsFien and Greenwich: q II SD a. 5l5 N fof
Stamford: ], sA m lEI)I II M, GIL 50, 5:l5 n
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations: n :
SD, T. Sis, 6:l5 pm
CosstcrlsG TRlNs-ROr Boston; 8 a m, lEIli Sp m
Or For Hartford and Springfield: - (Exl u m,
p or For Connecticut River Railroad Montreal:
m EIl For Canal Railroad tEI Il ~ to Nest
field. For New London Railroed ?. IN. For Hou.
ssfonie Railroads For Nsugatuck Railroad a.
p. (EL) For Dsnbury and kOrvlk Railroad: & N,
fp.m
TEAMS ToR NEvYosE-From Nev-Hsvs-: $50 7, s:35
las (EIl; $50, s25 p. N. (EI) From BnigePort
6:l0 740 lols 2iz2 (EI) SILL 9:Gs m (x) From
Eorwalk g. ga: AIS lO:j2 2:ts fI), 5:45 g.
or Prom Port Chester $50 6l3, 7:23 s.57 liz
6:E p N. JAMES III. HOfT. SUPERINTENDENT
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i Nv GILES BROTHERS celebrated DANDELloN
Coffee and the ost ehectus remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness arrangement Of the Liver Nervousness &c W. OIL
LIES BRO Nos 2l5 and 81 Westinghouse, importers Of
the Dandeion Root and sole manufacturers of the and
sduteraed DANDELION COFFEE put UP in tin cans with
fac smile of our signature each wrapper protection
arAn.t iurnstnre Sold BY A. B. d. SANDS 100 Fulton ST.
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EIECTRO.CHEMICA BATHS

Prof VRRGNEs the diseoyerer OF the process for er'
tracing Metals from the Human Body at No 7O Broadway
These Baths only metallic medicines from The hui
man system peculiarly ec scious in relieving those
suffering from Rheumatism Govt Neuralgia Pains weakness
or Contractons the Limbs Spnns Spinal Affections Uterine
Obsructon and Eupons the Skin The Professor himself
gives undivided attention 10 patients Special department
for Lades Theory explained 70 Students 81 No IO Broadway
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TIVE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITEI
PACIFIC, Capt. Eldndse
ADRIATlc.


hoe the following ..,,r,c =. p,,sa..
ATLANTIC, Capt West fA1hini CsPI Eoi"s0-
Ratio Capt ComstOck. ADRlATlC. -.
Tese shps having been built by contract expressly Tor ne
ovemuept service every has been taken IN theI con
s4sucton as their engines TO insure strenHh ana sped
their are uneguaed i2i ec
comfort Price Of passage from New OH 10 Liver
pool 6stass cabin, $50; IN second do, s'oi
se Of extrEe .terooms SS25; from Liverpool 70 New
YoL 80 and 70 neas An experienced Surgeon attached 70
each ship. No berth secured until paid for
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DFNNSYLyANIAR RAILROAD. THE GREAT


i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Aasnte cite. with
Western Northwesern snd Southwestern states BY con-
tinuous Railway direct The Road also connect. q fSeurze
b Sax line Of Steamers sl pos n the Western RIVERS
and Al Cleveland and S4nduy with s;esner to a. ports on
The Lakes making the most direct Ni
xable route BY which FREIGHT eAa Dc hE"Aaea " 40
from the Great West. ,n,-rsp.pou
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELfhla ana FllAeoN""n
FIRST CLASs-Boos Shoes Dry GOODS IN o0c per 100
boxes Furs, Feathers &c. :''.'''';:..S
StcoND CLAss.-BOoks and Stationery, DEy = IA -
Goods, Gin bAIes) Hardware, Leather, '0o' PEI i" -
Wool, Ac ''''.'..':(
TmRD CLASS-Anvis Bsggins, Bacon and Sc per iOo %
PORK (in buk } Hemp 6e..............:l
EpcRTH CLAss-Codee Fish, BHeon and ~ ner 100 .
Pork, (pscked,) Lard and Lard OIL. ....l =,
IN shipping Goods from point east 81 pms &c
tculsr mark the package via Pennsyyan Rehroa AL
Goods consigned 10 the Agents OF this Road II PhAdeps "
Pfttsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREGHr AeExIs-HsIrs Wormley Co, Memphis, Tenn.
Sass Co, ST. LOUIS j. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Ind Dumesnl Bell Murdoch and Carter Jevest Louis
xille XVI B. C. Msldrum, Madison, Ind SprEnAn Brown
and irwin Co, Cincinnati; w Graham Co. Laaes'ie'
Ohio Ieech Co, No. "a knbyr, Boston Lecch Co.. No
Is,er Hoa,e New YOri, No. wlhsa. and No Battery.
.lses Nev-York; z. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Mkxrsv
w.. baltimore: Geo c. franeiseus, Pittsburgh.
e. t.yshsr part,cusrs blls Of lading apply 70
LEIGH Co, Agents Penn Railroad Co,
M HOUSTON General Freight Agent PAlsdefphia
IoBBAIRq, ssysr'ntsD<ssf' Ahssss' rss~
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the Coury q New YCrf, notce hereby gwen 70 81
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