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nR. C. :. GOODMAN,
- SURGEON DENTIST. snd
MANUFACTURER OF ARTIFIcIkL TKKTH-.
His complete arrangements enabling him toS,S--S
present the following reasonable prices: ILL
Entire Upper Sett Teeth, on Gold ...----- So Ia
Do do do ON SIver...-... ~ 2toS
One more, on Gold go
DO on silver. .---..-.-..... To
Filling, Extracting, Removing TRTter; also. 70
pairing at the same reasonable rates. AL oPerHtuI
executed IN such manner To give every satis fac
tIOn. Office corner 8th street and avenue. apS
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TULPEPER FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ CULPKPBR COURr HOUSE, VA,
Under the Instruction and Superiutendence of the
MISSES FORNERET,


Under the Instruction and Superintendence of the
MISSES FORNERET.
This School will he re-opencd on the lst of Sep
day Scholars. The object in view Is TO extend To all
who apply and are admitted, a thorough and useful
the young Ladies such instructions as will adapt
them for every duty and emergency of life. While
the ornamental branches will not he neg lected. the
solid and fundamental principles of heart and head
education will be the special objects of aslduOus at
Female education has now taken such firm hold
on public attention, thst to proclaim It's advantages,
would be TO portray degree of Ignorance not com
patIhle with modern improvement The elevatIng
edged by every admrer of female excellence hes
ate then, no longer, to bestow on your daug hters
those advantages that are indispensable to their ad
vancement and success through life.
As the School Increases, the number OF Teachers
will be also increased thereby securing every , aux
Every effort will be put forth to MAINTAIN the high
tone and character OF the School.
Appropriate hours will lie set apart for study and
daily exercise. The discipline will be mild and per
suasIve. but very hrm. Two Saturdays are appoint
ed every month for the girls to visit and MAKE pur.
chas9s. The Gospel IS preached from ionr different
PnlPlts to each tAe PTlyiiege OF attending
erted 70 control the religious preudces OF the pn,
pills. While practical ChTistisnlty will form me
basis Of their instruction. the selection of Churches
and Sabbath Schools will be submitted To the decision
Of parents and RGpsths t vaTGty VALE OF EaE10Is Ply
No Scholar will be taken for shorter term than
ing the session, and charged only from the time of
Hall the tuition ana boarding lee must De palu IN
advance, in order to cover the expenses of the
School.
TERMS FoR Ten MONTHS,
Board, zinc aiding fire and llghtsL $40 90
English branches for advanced Scholars.... 81 OO
English branches for small Scholars. % 90
Music On Piano. ..............-........... 81 m
Cse oil instrument. lu w
Frencn "
No deduction made hut in case of protracted sick
ness.
REFERENCES
Rt. Rev. Bishop Johns. Alexandra, Va.
Rev. Thomas Leavell, Madison county, Va.
Rev. Mr.. Earnest, Orange county, Va.
Rev. John w. George, CulPeePer, Va.
Rev. Jos. Carson,
Rev. John Cole, " "
DIR. Alex. Payne, d"
Chas. r. LightfoOt, Esq, ''
Thomas :. S.Alcocke, ESD, d" "
BelGed Cave, Esq, Madison county, Va.
rhcmss A. Rohlnson, Esq, Orange county, Va.
Judge r. III. Field, .
DIR. c. w. Ashby, I"
DIR. Alfred Taliaferro, -
Edward b. Hill, Esq, Z"
l.. p Nelson, Esq,
Col. John d. Baldwin, Staunton, Va.
Instructions on the Guitar, in Drawing and Paint
ing will he given by q competent Teacher, should
class sufficiently large be formed. au 6 I'm
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SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
- LADIES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH,

No. 3c9 + street, WdShington, D. c.
Principal. DONALD MACLEOD, A. NJ. Univer-
sIiy of Glasgow, formerly Head Master of Ravens
croft College and AshwOod School, and Profess sor
of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres III the Columbia
Institute. ,--.h
This School will be opened on the second Monday
Of September next for the reception of limit ed
number of Boarding Pupils and Day Scholars, who
will be treated, in all respects, IS members of the
Princ pals fsmily. The design to offer to young
ladies' from distance all that is included in the name
of "Rome," and " extend TO the Day Scholars the
advantages Of Home influence.
The Sessions will begin on the second Monday of
September and first Mosdsy of February, in each
year. The vacations will extend through the months
of July and August.
Circulars containing full information may be OBJ
tanned at the principal bookstores, and will he for
warded by mail, to any address, on application.
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EEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COL
Il LEGIATE INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON. d. C..
HIRAM CoRsoS. Principal, in charge of English
and Classical Departments.
NINE. &. RoLLIS CoRsoS, Teacher OF French,
Spanish, and German, Drawing and Painting.
MILE MArHILDE EMILE RoLLIS, Assistant
Teacher of French.
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday the 7th OF September, 1857.
Circulars can be obtained at the Book and the
Music Stores jy Slim
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~ RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands o {
II life have nearly run out, discovered while IN tGa
fast Indies, a certain cure for ConsunI tiu.l,
4 Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Gods, and General
4 Debility. The remedy was discovered 10y ham
4 when his only child, daughter, was given up 20
! dIe. lie had heard much of the wonderful! restcr
alive and healing qualities or preparations HSda
from the East India Hemp and the thong NJ ooaurro
him thar he might make remedy for has child
He studied hard and succeeded realizing his
as. HIS child WAS cured, Snd is now alive and wei.
He has sInce administered tine wonderful remedy 10
thousands OF sufferers IN al parts of the world, Rni
he has never fIlled IN making them completely heal!
thv and happy. Wishing 20 do as much good rs TOS-
sble, he will send To such Of his afflicted fnlowfe
lngs request IT, tins recipe, with full snd exploit
directions for making II up, and successfully EsRx
II. He requires each applicant To enclose Bim ons
shilIHg-three cents 20 be returned postage tho
recipe, and the remainder TO be applied to tie Pl,
ment OF this advertisement. Address
DR.. II. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street, n
Jersey City. Nj. II
". B. DIR. II. James has neither oftoe nor agen III
IN New Y Nork some have pretended and adyer A
tised. The recipe Is sent from no place but
10 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
IL II street, betpesa 18th and 18th.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL School
FOR BOYS.
The Exercises OF this Institute will he resumed
September LIST. The number of pupils is limited.
For further particulars address
au4-Im CHAS. b. YOUNG, Principal.
rEORGETOWN CLASSICAL AND MATH-
VI EMATiCAL ACADEMY.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed
September 7h.
iv 7-2awtf PA. BOWEN. Principal.
MRS. BURR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
lVl DlES.-No. 39l II street, between 18th and l4th
streets west, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem-
ber 2lst. jy 9-law low
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CEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY
VI FOR SALE OR RENT,-This insttution,( so
long known as first class Seminary for young Ia
dies bsips vacant, is offered for sale or rent, sae
and for Hmny years pros perOusysDd usefulIy
Quoted, in consequence OF impaired health, desires
with it.
The buildings are oommodous anl furnished for
large boarding and day school.
Should any person whose character is a guarantee
for hrst-class Seminary, open it as such early in
September, number of pupils will be secured and
the community here accommodated.
Such an opportunity is probably no where else to
be found for success in n like undertaking.
Address RICHARD HENDERSON, Agent.
care Of NJ lss l.. s. English, Georgetown, Dc
IE
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A COAL CLUB Is NOW FORMING, AND
IA persons who desire to get a superior quality OF
COAL at a low price will do well to leave their
names at my office, west side 9Th street, between ID
and r.. this week. +. l.. MOORE.
O.
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VOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
Il Corner Of MONTGOMERY and DURbdrfoa Sts.,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
Mrs. GsN. WHEELER, PRINCIPAL.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
Tuesday, September st, when a share Of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited. %
au i4-eotSeptl5,
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NOW IL THE TIME TO DRINK MALT
~ \LIQCORS.-ARNY Il SHINN are fhr only
ones in the District who have stock PORTER Hnd
ALE, and always have n supply on hand; SO Fivs
them trial. Leave your orders with the drvSrs, -
al their Union BOtt ling Depot, No. 81 Green s'rrc',
ieorgetown, ID. T.. y =
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DAILWAY CLASSICS. new and beautiful edI-
II tions at fifty cents per va. ume. now really.
IIvings sketch Book.
Tales OF a Traveller.
Salmacundi or the Whim- " hams and Opinions at
LAunceIot angstah, Esq, and others.
The above series, IN course Cf publ lcation. hIch
IN Typographical excellence are Unsurpassed wifi
include alr the popuar works Of Washington Irstns
al less han half the original published prices.
For sale 81 -
an Ia near 9th street
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Instructions on the Guitar, in Drawing and Paint
ing will be given 10y n competent Teacher, should a
class sufficiently large be formed. au6 I'm
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POLLARD WEBB, Agent.

nor SALE.-A valuable BUILDING LOT, No.
is, IN Square No; 81 containing an2 square feet,
situated south side street north, between 2lst
and 22d streets west. Apply to POLLARD WEBB,
No. 5l2 7th street. iy I6-tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

IsLAsD-l saw yesterday lady in New York, who
claims to be the wife of our bachelor President Mr..
Buchanan. She is quite open and persistent in her
claims. She has in a bed what she says are two
Children whom she claims the Presidents children
and nothing but the constant care of her friends pre-
vents her from going to Washington and demanding
to be placed in the White House the lawful oecu.
pant Of the domestic department Of that celebrated
establishment The lady is in the Insane Asylum at
Backwells Island, and her children are two white
cats whom she has trained to such docility that she
keeps them in bed nearly all day sleeping between
Sheets on nice clean pillow cases. all tucked in like
children with caps their heads. All the visitors
call on Mrs Buchanan see her cats, and they allow
the clothes to be turned down, and view taken with
out an effort to rise from their couch. The name OF
one of the cats is John c. Fremont, and the other
is Alexander Hamilton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

NATURAL HISTORY OF THE HoG.-The Boston Post
is publishing series Of antique chapters on Natural
History, of which this is a specimen
Payte 1Nirde--in rrhich ye TJ1,iter dyscou1seM on
Ye Hogge ,, ... ....,
Thys is verie slovernlie Beaste--hovvbe it he Us
much esteemed for hys Meate, especyalle bye ye
Frencherrmen, who doe devoyer vt ryght lustyle
vvhenna espeeyalie vt he maybe ynto lynkes fryed
Ye Hogge ye exceednglie sefwilled, forr when one
vvoulde thatte he shovid goe vvaye he straight
vvaye essayeth toe goe contrarryse. Nevertheless,
We Hogge Us valuable Anymal for his meate, fatte &
hrystielS,
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WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The Mount Lebanon Bap.

WEATHER AND CRops.-The Mount Lebanon Bap.
tist of the I'd inst. says: ' .
On the 25th, 2Gth and 2Sth of June, we had as
pretty showers as planters could DESIRE and we think
they have been general. If so, the prospect for a
good crop is now favorable. The late dry, warm
weather has been just such to enable them to have
their farms free from grass, and in excellent order
and has really done no injury.
We had cotton blossom plucked in the plantation
of Dr. Gibbs on the 25th and another from the plan
tation of Mr.. e. Hardy, on the 26th of June, about
| twenty days later than the first blooms last year.
Cotton is small, but doing well. Corn will be abund-
ant. if the weather is favorable for the next two
weeks.
| The Alexandria American Of Saturday last says:
| The weather, during the past week has been Of a
mixed nature. Rain, winds, storm and sunshine have
been the principal ingredients thereof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

INTERESTING INDIAN RELIcs.-A few days since
while some workmen were removing loan from Tenean
Grove, in Neponset vilage, Dorchester Mass, they
discovered buried some six feet beneath the surface,
three skeletons, one OF which was nearly complete
two were somewhat broken and decayed. Also, by
their side found stone pese, pipe. brass ket.
tle and battle-axe, supposed to have been buried
with them, according to the Indian custom. They
have been donated to the Dorchester Antiquarian
Society. TBoston Bee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

SLIGHTLY CELTIc.-An Euglishman yesterday pur-
chased small john of whisky. Being member of
the fourteen years standing society, he undertook
to disguise the disguiser in a bag But the bag not
being long enough to cover the neck of the bottle
Irishman, who happenedto be present, suggested as
Of reducing the size of the package, to "take
a few drinks out of it, lH ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

MAD DoGs-It is stated that there are very large
number of mad dogs in Chester and Delaware coun-
ties Pa. and that horses and hogs have become
ra3id from being bitten and in Philadelphia, it is
lrophobia since January. This is enough to put our
citizens on their guard, and cause war of eXter-
minaton to be waged against the dogs that numer
ously intest streets. philadelphia Bulletin, 1st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

DEcLINATIoN--We clip the following item from
the Pioneer of Assumption of the 9Th instant:
We regret to learn that Judge G.. S. Guiou, of
Lafourche is obliged, from personal reasons, to de-
cline the nomination of Senator of the parishes of
Lafourche and St. Charles, rendered to him by the
Democratic Convention, held at Thibodaux on the
uIt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

Sam, why don't you talk to your massa, and tell
um TO lay up his treasure in heaven?s
Whats de OBJ layin' up treasure dare, he neber
see um again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

A SPIDER BITR.-A blacksmith in Newton Upper
Falls n Y, named Stanley, while at work few days
since, felt what he supposed was the bite of mos
quito upon his arm and being very busy did not give
any attention to it for several minutes but finally
than MIN head Which, he And
nothing OF it. In about half hour the part became
painful, began to swell, and turned nearly black He
Immediately rubbed the wound with table salt very
measure, and afterwards applied poultces of bruised
catnip when the spread OF the poison was checked
but spot round the wound the size Of mans hand.
isnow mass of pimples, filled with matter, the eff
feet of the poison. ~ -t i5s7- M zisiH
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r-up r.r.y,z,=zzz,~r,NHsNv ORLEANS, JACkN-
MsG Bs SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

6e H77s$S SitSSSS! TX SHH1F IN s'oEfsaHs
e Il as fra, Ns sssn M H one ed + n As R.ag
tSss ~
s
'Fs SIsffR Be at the office of the
Company No 45 CarGndelet Also, family tickets
Colored permitted ride in the without
the stations from which they may 60 As the pass viii
BE BY The and vii be good for Trip in one
pr9vfsE T y9 leaves New Orleans for Boosaven
day and Saturday BrookHaven New Orleans and in
onns T ep fpS sa
o AT Fsf I n o sHy osT ys an
80 No reight will be received at the New Orleans depot
7. S. WILLIAMS, supt TRANSPORTATION.
R line of four horse mail Bookhaven
nndom Jackson Brookhaven
ing with the passenger trains So #
Ess q T:7 sStFE : = 70 i4NAs@ 4sRAAsss' ,: ezfEn
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving sgNDAy and THTRspAX By The NEW OR
then h. e% I for h and So ps @
sage of the Texas bars.
opposite jackson Square, on SUNDAY and THuRspAY
MORNING, 10 O'Clock commencing Sunday the 10th of
The OPELOUSAS, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis will leave
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON Capt Henry Denison, on
THURSDAYS.
Returning the days Of leaving Tnauoa viii be WEDNES.
| DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
| THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the Com
paly Landing New Orleans at the street
and will he transported through to of destination without
of kind the lowest heretofore charged
| by the line of outside steamers
Freight received before O'Clock Saturdays and Wednes-
days. will go by the Sunday and Thursday.
For freight passage apply the office of the Company
he only office of the in New rlenns) of ST. Peter
and evee opposite jackson Square, where cabin pas
of the steamers may be and rooms secured.
A. b. SEGER Vice President
n. o. w Railroad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

Why THE COMET DIDN'T STRIKE.-A Mormon
preacher at Southampton, Eng, said in his sermon,
lately, Shall I tell you, my brethren, when the
comet shall come and strike the earth When Brig
ham Young chooses to say the word, then will the
comet come and strike the earth" 49,
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Jones says that it's a folly for his friends to tell
him that he mus mt enlarge his debts when he doing
all he can to contract them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

"You carry your head rather high" as the owl
said to the giraffe, when he poked his nose into The
uelfry.
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little boy hearing his father say that "there was
time for all things asked when is the proper time
father, for hooking sugar out of.the sugar-bowl2'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

FUNNY ED1roRs.-" Doesticks' and Mr.. Wilbur,
both reporters of the New York Tribune, have pur-
chased the New York Pcayune, and that paper is
now carried on bv them. +-5IH -E
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1857.
Mem Orltalrs DaiIp Grsstsnt,
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 9. 1867.
" Home is Where there's One to Love Ua


Home is Where there's One to Love U.s."
Homes not merely four square walls,
Though with pictures hung and gilded,
Home is where affection calls s-s..
Filled with shrines the Heart hath builded
Home !-go watch the faithful dove,
Sailing meath the heaven above US,
Home is where there's one to love!
Home is where there's one TO love MS!
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Homes not merely roof and room
1t needs something to endear it;
Home is where the heart can bloom
Where there's some kind lip to cheer it!
What is home with none to meet,
None to welcome, none to greet us!
Home is sweet, and only sweet,
Where there's one we love to meet US 2"
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Patrick Moran stabbed Mrs. Sarah Moran, the wife
Z, Ine Fs mn 10 the hlt INTO ~ bov seny Woupns
both the heart and the lungs and producing her death
in a short time. The act was committed near the
Medical College, out Of doors, in the most open man.
ner possible. The perpetrator, under the influence
of liquor and without any proyocation or dispute.
went up to his ssterinlaw and struck the knife into
her body. She was very respectable woman, about
20 years of age, with an infant few months old
When asked why he did it, he sadit nothing but
{ darilmenf y
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o HIO RIVER.
Leaves on sAIuEDAY; July 2s,h, at Is r. n.
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on THUKspAy. oh inst. a. 5P.

fs Leaves on THURSDAY, 9th inst at5P NJ
r. FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
ILL Bayou. 6 rand Ecore and Aexaniria-The
giant and swift running packet steamer Jos.
Holden, Martini master, will leave above. For freight
passage, apply on board,
jy7 GEO d. HITE 4 CO., 6 Front street
Leaves on THURSDAY, July 9th. at 5 O'Clock p NJ.
~ FOR JEFFERSON, TEXAS d.
rect-For Jefferson, Shreveport, Grand Bayou.
Ca,npte Grand Ecore and Alexandria, the
and very light draft BlOomcr, Perry will
leave fol- the above and all intermediate landings For freight
passage, apply on board or to
jys SPEAkE 4 McCREARY. Tchoupoulas st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

SHOCKING MuRDER.-Un the 29th ult. most cruel
and unprovoked murder took place in Keokuk, Iowa.
A paper of that place gives the following account
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-09

D - OHIO AND MISSIS-
IsaA - Efaf SIP RI BROAD GAUGE Rail
Completed from ST. Louis Cincnnati-Two Trains Daily
Time from ST. Louis New York. 40 hours Through without
change
Morning Mail Tran-eaves the Office, Of Fourth and
Chesnut streets, ut 7.i5 A. NJ.
Night Express the Office corner of Fourth and
Chestnut streets, at 3.45 p. NJ.
Carrying the Eastern Northern and Southern Mails.
The shortest cheapest and quickest route New York and
all Northern aud Eastern cities.
For through tickets apply at the Illinois Central Office
der the St. Charles Hotel and Cairo and Sanova Junction
IN St Louis the Office of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road under the Planters House. and the of Vine and
Water streets.
b. F. LONGLEY, General Southern Agent,
= -.-.- - New Orleans.
ISAAC WYMAN General Ticket Agent,
St. Louis, Mo- myS If
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EARLY TRAIN TO
Insss ~ Fss PROCTORYILLE BAY AND
ax3ssl MEXICAN G ULF (besdes
the Regular Trains a 10 a. H. and p NJ
Sunday 7ft June and every Sunday morning until fur
ter ce) TRAIN will leave at So A. NJ afoding per-
opportunity Breakfasting the nf and returning
dinner, in the evening may be agreeable
The expensei smathe and engines in fine order
and good Fish Breakras or Dinner can be had
pThere will also be early Train the Fourth Of july
Omlibusses leave Canal A. NJ daily. jel3 I'm
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s-x-r. - - ,-z===z-, GREAT C EN 81
TI s5 }!FSTTT5% TftE kSGTFTi,''E II j
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago Detroit. Bno, Niagara Falls, New York Boston,
Philadelphia. Montreal Saratoga Springs the
White Mountains, etc.
A splendid Orleans daily
O'Clock P NJ from Cairo from which point there is continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily WI 'M
Morning Express at 6 A. NJ.
Evening Express at P N.
Connecting Mt SANBOVAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for ST. Louis PANA with Terre Haue Alton Rail
road for Louisville and CINCINNATI DECATUR with Great
Railroad for Springfield Jack sonvie Naples;
LASAIE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Day
export and Peoria; at MENDOZA with Chicago and Burning
Railroad, for Gaeshu burlington, Quincy and Central
Iowa arriving at nUNLEITH in "A hours.
One of the MINES Packet Cumpanys steamers leave Dun
the from Cairo.
Going there change of between Cairo and Chi
and hut three from Cairo TO New York Through Chi
Is bours Niagara Falls 80 hours New York 4S hours.
Baggage checked through.
nJ-FGr through tickets, information, apply the Hi
nos Central Railroad Tick Office under the St Charles Ho
az ly W. f. REDDrNG, Agent.
(tHALh-In barrels and casks-2eO tuns, for sale by
- ALFRED KEARNY,
je20 2taw4w - Magazine street.
Y NERDEGRIS-24U Erg, small, for sale by
ALFRED kEARNT,
20 2taw4w 72 Magazine street
PRAHDA-2O bbis We fine oil A, PIE tIder for ste by
myl JI Gruvier street