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nor RENT OR SALE.-The large four-story
l. BRICK HOUSE, with all the modern improve
ments, with large brick stable attached, situated
on Indiana avenue, between LIST and I'd streets No,
63. The rent will be moderate to n good tenant In
quire Of JNO. PURDY, Esq, No. $50 Penn. ave-
nue.. ... ~ ia 5-eo2vt
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.


FNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WAsHISGToy.-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the Dis
trlct of COlumbia passed in a cause in which Sarah
b. French and others are compliments. and Junlus
French and Rose French are defendants, the under
signed Will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der. on SATC RDAY, the 9th day of December
1885, At O'Clock p. m, upon the premises, part of
Lot No. TO- In square No. 457, in the city Of Wash
lngton fronting on the south side of street north
between Ct and 18th streets west, and comprised by
the following metes and boundaries: beginning for
the same at the northwest corner of said, lot and
running thence south loo feet inches a public al
ley 25 feet wde thence east So feet II inches; thence
north 100 feet inches and thence straight line
TO the point oil beginning. The Improvements con-
slst of a large and cotnmodOus, Dwelling House,
&c.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money
to be paid cash the residue IN two equal install
ments, payable respectively IN six and twe months
from the day of sale the payment of said install
ments to be secured by the notes of the purchaser
with surety or suretes tn be approved by the trus
tees, and bearing interest from the day of sale
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms
of sale within six days after the day of sale the
Perty will be resoid at his risk and expense sfer
live days notice. s,--
All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
SAMUEL. Chiffon
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
IIANDS0NE RIIIInINE LOT ox xoRrI

Ii BETWEEN lsT AID % STREETS WEST, Al. Ayc,
TIoS.-On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, shall
sell, IN front of the premises. at 6l O'Clock D.
Lot No. u, in square So, having front on north
street OF 80 feet running back 10 feet TO alley II
feet 5 inches wide.
. This property is handsomely situated on north g..
between New Jersey avenue and I'd street west.
Terns One-iourth cash balance In s, Il, lB, and
% months, for notes bearing interest from day of
sale. deed given and deed of trust taken.
of the purchaser. A. GREEN,
10 l2-d AuctlOneer.
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A. GREEN, Auctioneer
By A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL EsrATE.-By virtue of the order and de-
cree of the Circuit Court of the District of Column
, 1s for the e3nty Of Washington in the matter of
the 18th day of April, 1857, the undersigned Com
m ms VII offer for sale at public auction TO
O'Clock p. IN, on THURSDAY, the 18th instant. ali
Of Square of ground No. 25!. with, the improve;
ments, consisting OF q small frame house; and all
OF Square of ground No. l, of the plan Of the city
Of Washington; for descriptions of which they re-
Ter to the proceedings in the said cause.
The conditions of sale are One fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid at the time OF SALE within
three days thereafter tho residue TO be paid in one
two and three years. with interest from the day of
sae to be secured to the satisfaction of the Commits
sIoners. or a majority of them.
III the terms are not complied with, the property
at the expiration of three days from the day of SALE
VIII he resold, at the risk and expense Of the pur
chaser or purchasers.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

by \. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN URNITURE
IL AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
at 10 clock a. m. shall sell at the residence of
gentleman declining housekeeping, on 9th street,
near L. NO. Si3 general assortment of Household
Furniture, consisting Of
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, and Ottomans
DO Card Tables and other Tables
DO Bureaus, BedsteaGs. and Washstands
Beddng, Mattresses, and Looking Glasses
Clocks. cane and Woodseat Chairs
W Indow Curtains, Carpets, and Rugs
Mating, Stoves, and Glassware .s
With a good assortment of Kitchen REQUISITES and
many other articles which we deem unnecessary
to enumerate.
Terms: S25 and under cash; over that sum a Gre
dt o 50 and ~ day for notes satisfactorily endOrs-
ed, bearing interest from day of sale. - Z.
Je I'D a. GREEN. Auctioneer.
BY BARNARD s BUCKLEY; Georgetown
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-OR FRIDAY,
l. 18TH INST, at 10 o'clock a. IN, will sell at the
residence of DIR. Austin, on High street. west side
necr the Bridge, the Household Furniture, as
Mahogany dining and other Tables, SidebOard
:" Chairs, Rocker, sofa
WarlrObes, Bedsteads. Bureaus
Washstands. Carpets. Mattresses
Beds and Pillows, Looking Glasses
Curtains, Glass and Chinaware, Rain Casks, &c.
Terms at sale.
je l5-d BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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by A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
t'hhEE-SFORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS
O.. FRONTING ON NORTH X, BETWEEN PHI AND
- sIEErs WEST, NEAR rtIE ClRCLki AT htCIloN.
On RlDAY, the 18th instant, shalt SELL IN front
OF the premises, at O'Clock p: m, large three
with q large side lot being Lot No. Is and part of
Lot No. 10, in Square Nc. i6.
tween 25th and 26th streets, running back
TO a thirty feet alley. The improvements are q
building cellar. and garrett, and all necessary out
buildings, situated near the Circle. --.--5
Terms :sOne-third cash balance in six, tveive,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest fon
the day of sale. : 80 \ a.
Title iudisputable.
Convey ancins at the cost Of the purchaser.
je l5-d A, GREEN, Auct,
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EiSH-FISH-FISH. I'.ftIFL EF
in store and for sale by N nl-srS
GETTY 4 WILLIAMS, ~
lie l2-eo2w street eSsorysdown
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AUCTION SALES.
By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY. George,

By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; G Georgetown.
SCHOONER PENSACOLA AT AUCTION.
~ On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, nth instant
al 81 O'Clock we will SELL to the highest bidder. the
schooner called the Pensacola 50 tons burdens feet
inches depth of hold eo1 feet BEAM e. feet deck ne
IN good order. together with all her SAILS rgging,
chains. anchors, DC. complete. srlsa : 80
Terms made known at sale. d. L - 90. i. :
ie "a BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
By WALL q BARNARD. Auctionsers.
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS AT
AUcTIoN.-On SATURDAY MORNING,
June 2 I'VE shall sell in front of our Auction Rooms,
the owners, Samstag Bro, having no further use
for them .-rF $3.50. - = go -
r. J Black Horse, works well i'm harness L.
w agon and Harness, suitable Tor mar et wag on
Also, Bay Horse. -r -
sale positive. Terms cash. - y. /.
ie Ia q r. WALL & BARNARD, Aucis. T
BY JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALU ABLE
BUiLDiSG LOT OPPOSITE SEAToN's- GARDEN.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 23d, at So
o'clock, on the premises, shall sell part of Lot No.
III, IN square No. 54, fronting 20 feet on 5h street
west, between i and nj streets north, running tack
I0 feet to a 50 feet alley.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in and u
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the property. 81.
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Bye. w. BOTELER. Auctioresr.

!" D5 o w Do Il I1f1rsfts huOtIoLe9T'
GALE OF ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE
- BUILDING LOTs ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT
AUCTIoN.--On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
June nth, at Ga o'clock shall SELL on the premises.
the whole of Lot No II, square No. go, fronting
43 feet inches on Pennsy wanna avenue, between
18th and l3a streets, and also having front of %
feet inches on 18th street, generally known the
Apollo Hall lot. - =
As there are but few unimproved lots remaining on
the avenue. q rare opportunity is presented to
capitalist and those DESTROYS of making a safe and
profitable investment to obtain decidedly the most de
srabe vacant lot this beautiful public thorough
fare Its close proximity to the various
and ITS central position render it peculiarly valuable
rs a site on which to erect theatre OF public hall.
1t is also deemed admirable location for Offices or
stores. -
Terms One-third cash balance on a credit of /,
and ears, notes bearing interest, satisfactorily
secured. All conveyanclng at purchasers cost.
Sd ... . G.. w. BOTELER, Auct..
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
IN consequence of the rain to SATURDAY AT
TERNOON, June 2cth, at same hour.
june l8-3t C.. w. BOTEIER, Auct.
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Inc nsh market continues to be but poorly
supplied; the condition of the river being favor
able only for sturgeon, cat, and eel fishing n.
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sEcosD DISTRICT POLIeE.-The officers OF a.
district, which has been so long without police
magistrate, since the appointment Of John d.
SAtk, Esq have been attending to the polio.
business OF the Ward at his ofice. The follow
ing cases are recorded on his corporation docket
: a cameron and J. w. Smith, selling liouor
nlnou. license; fined SO and costs each Chas
anu " hosher, vagrancy; workhouse 50 days.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON a TO MopRac

By JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auci,ones,
c1nSA CORPORATION OF ASuINc
- .Je}U rox QUARTERIY Srocx !. = A rrr',
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June "a, =, s,..
clock, at the auction rooms shah sell in snms ,o
suit, 81 $50 Corporation OF washington Quarterly s
per cent. stock. 558h ~5I,
Terms cash, in current funds. .-.H
, je I6-d JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auot
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MACHINE SEWING.

MACHINE SEWING.
All kinds Of sewing executed at short notice
MRS. TYSSOWSKTS SEWING ROOMS.
No. +S5 Sereath, btftceeH q and III streets.
fine assortment of Ladies' ready-made LINEN
and UNDERGO RME NTS. in the latest style,
kept constantly on hand. NAV Ss-Iu1s
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INSPECTORS OF THE Observation-Disclosures Sec
rotary Of the Interior has appointed John C.
Rives and George Parker, of this city, and Robt
Ould, Of Georgetown, Inspectors of the Peniten-
fiar
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
lNl about tue largest IN this city at thus usap
rise in leather can be sold At about IS to 2V
Ger cent less than goods purchased al this
time. Call and examine for yourselves ~
- 9. p. HOOVER'S
ieu Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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WATCH RETURSs.-The cells at the Central
Station were empty this morning The city was
quiet last night; the expectation Of heavy rain
no doubt, keeping tn regular patrons of the
Guard house at their homes
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$40 Browns Hotel, next to private entrance,
may 80 (Intel& Statesl ..
GEM ANNUAL. NOTICE.-We are busily CO.
- gagged making oil all open accounts our hooks
and shall usual axe indIscriminate Issue OF
the same up to the 9th of thus month. Meantime
all who are aware Of having account with us and
would as soon anticipate IL, will confer an es pecial
favor by calling at desk and paw ing the amount
and thereby saving them the annoyance of cal and
US the trouble Of sending them. =
je l5-tjyl CLAGETT, DODSON & co.
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DEAD swINE.-The scavenger of the Seventh
Ward was called upon, j day or two since, to re-
move dead animals from the river shore, and
among the carcases were those Of seven hogs
which had foated down the river, and were left
on the shore by the ebb tide. Where these ami
mails came from, or what the cause of their death
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE,-The STOCK,
- GOOD WILL, and FIXTURES of a Drug
store ellglby situated doing an excellent Prescrp-
met with, the owner intends leaving the business
atogether. Address Pharmaceutist," City Post
Office. 10 e-eo2,v
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EEA :: q dA E. RP299GGTT66NNss'
THOS. +. LLOYD,
CHAS. WALTER,
THEODORE NcGLTE,
BY JAS. G.. Mcguire, AuctIoneer .
NAI u D IGK unI-SI, 4 Z,

Il Il,
A. LLoYD, Attorney. commissioners.
je l0-d A. GREEN Auctioneer
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WOKE NECK SHIRTS MADE TO OR DER
a STEVENS rs prepared 10 receive orders for
Shlrts, and TO make them ht. - - IL.
IAiso.Ia fan assortment Of shoulder Seam Shirts
Buying exclusively for cash, we are always pre-
pared to offer goods Of the best class AZ the lowest
prices, at STENENSS
ie lest SaesToom, Browns Hotel,
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FESTIVAL IN GEoRGETowS.-A delightful
festival is now in progress at the Union Hotel,
Georgetown, for the benefit of St Johns Sunday
School. Who has not heard of the beautiful
ladies and sweet flowers Of Georgetown :. See
ing is believing and we advise our readers to
visit this festival and make connr doubly
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FURNISHED COTTAG FOR RENT-A
Il pleasant COTTAG T., newly furnished through
out, will be rented low to a small family desiring to
occupy II during the summer months. Apply to
one door from III. ie Ia-2w
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RIAGES-CARRIAGE
" The undersigned has now on hand a. E@s
TEeTy good ssso[tment Of UMM ER&S
CARRIAGES, BUGG1ES, x Ito which 32Sf6
he very respectfully invites the public generally
ap 24-eoSm 9th St bet Ia ave and q =,
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T IME, LIME, LIME,
Pure Wood-burnt LIN Z, fresh drawn froufhe
IN Quantities to suit purchasers, bY -, =
BURROWS d WILLETT,
at the new Lime Kiln, on New Jersey avenue,
Jel5-3t bet. and sts. south. near the Capitol.
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MANTILLAS,(L ace and Sikh E.
BLACK FIGURED LACE FOR BAS9UES,
, together with q large stock ofthe best. 4 -
English Hosiery and Gloves. &c.
Richardson's and other makes OF Irish Linens
Lawns, Bareges, Silk Robes. Basque Robes
White Goods, Linen CaInbrlck Handkerchief 10
All of which the subscrlber Is wiling 20 close out
ar very low price for cash.
Call and satisfy yourselves, at
.r.rl FRANK A. McGEE,S
Je l2-eo2w ga Penn ave..bet. l2fh aud ian Sos.
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ROOFING AND SCOUTING.

The undersigned having made all necessary ar.
rang ements, are prepared TO put on.METAELIC
ROOF : IN the best possible manner. They warrant
the work done To be IN woI kmanlke manner, other
wise no charge will be made.
lie 9-eo2w No 4a2 Seventh stree.
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Recent Publications.


We have received from the publishers, through Mr..
). G. Morgan, of Exchange Place, copies Of the fol-
lowing:
The OLIVE BRANCH; or, White Oak Farm. Pbia-
delphia: J. B. Lippincott h Co.
This is a novel in which the author aims at q
peaceful solution Of the slavery question, by setting
forth and advocating the teachings of the Scriptures
which, in his opinion, recognize slavery beyond all
doubt cayil or dispnte,n and which he has written
in the hope thatit will be acceptable to Christians
North and South, who receive the Holy Scriptures
with godly sincerity, the final Judge Of controversy
on all questions Of moral duty" It is neat little
volume of $50 pages. ~
We have received from the publisher, through Mr..
J. b. Steel, No. go Camp street, a copy Of
SCANDAL. By Mrs. J. 7. Bickford. Boston Shepard
Clark & Brown. II. Fl l. - -
novel designed to show up the folly and wicked
ness OF scandal. The theme is good one, and ap
pears to be handsomely treated.
BLACKwooD FOR APRIL. -.a,. -si
Containing, among other things, !" All Fools Day
or, The Rival Robbers political pantomime;n and
an able and entertaining review Of Charles Dickens
WflUlgS. : ri 4 .--
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
THE TRACT SOCIETY On SLAVERY.


NEW YORK, May 1.-THE report submitted to the
American Tract Society, at its present meeting says
that while the political aspects Of slavery are clearly
beyond the society's province, moral duties growing
out of the existence of slavery do fall within it's
province, and ought to be discussed.
Chicago Municipal Election.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Republican candidate for
City Treasurer is elected by 400 majority. 2
There was no opposition to the Democratic candi-
date for Mayor.
River Intelligence.
VIcKsBURG, May 1.-THE Philadelphia and Landis
passed down at noon.
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THE KIDNAPPING CAsE.-T The authorities at
Washington have news of the end of the Beames'
case in Arkansas. The history OF this is fol-
lows: family of free negroes named Beames, re-
siding among the Choctaws and Creeks were kid.
mapped and run into Arkansas, where they were
sold, one OF them passing through several hands,
Through the perseverance of Col. Cooper agent for
the Choctaws and Chiekasaws, with the consent of
the Indian Bureau here, suits were commenced for
their recovery and freedom in the Arkansas courts
which were vigorously resisted by the parties who
had purchased them. These suits have all been de-
cided in favor of the negroes, who have regained
freedom under the DEGREES of the courts As the
termination of these cases puts stop to such kid.
mapping in the Indian territory, it is of public I'M
pprtanCe.
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The CooLIE TRADE-The English papers publish
an interesting correspondence which has recently
taken place relative to the condition of Chinese
laborers imported into China and the British West
Indies. The parties to this correspondence are Mr.
James Lamont, West Indian proprietor, aud Mr..
Thomas Fl. Gladstone, gentleman who has gained
some notoriety by his extravagant sketches of life
Kansas. OF the manner in which the Coolies are
treated in Cuba, Mr.. Lamont says:
The Coolies are sold by public auction on their ar
rival, and they are worked under the whip andpistol
in the same gangs as the slaves, for seventeen or
eighteen hours day, seven days in the week. They
are penned up at night hundreds of men together,
like mules or oxen, in jailike barracoons, and
guarded by ferocious boodhounds, kept on every
estate for the purpose I fully agree with Mr.. Glad
stone that they are worked to death in few years
Mr.. Lamont denies that the Coolies are treated in
like manner or with any degree of harshness in the
British possessions in the West Indies Mr. Glad
stone, in his reply states revolving facts con-
nected with the Coole trade; and of the frightful
mortality on board the Duke of Portland, on the
voyage from Hong-Kong, he says:
The suicides commenced on the third day after
sailing from China they continued at the average
rate of three suicides daily until after the vessel had
passed the Straits of Sunda Within week after
sailing as many as sixty cases of typhoid fever ap-
peared among the emigrants, and the disease in
creased in malgnity until the conclusion of the voy-
age The captain believed that at least third of
the emigrants had been kidnapped-were in cendi-
tion of mutiny, as might be expected, during the
were always in irons; and the vessel had twice as
many emigrants on board as she could accommodate,
the result of which that out of 1872 no less than
l2S died On the passage.
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HuMBUG-The Louisville Courier tells its readers
that the Democratic party in Connecticut gained ten
thousand votes at the late State election. reference
to the pollbooks will take the wind out of this bad-
der etiectuay. Last November Buchanan got 81, 1886
votes in that State, and on Monday week Ingham,
the Democratic candidate for Governor got 81 OLA
making difference OF 1881 votes. That looks like
gain of 10000, don'tit? 1t is by such statements
as this of the Courier that the Democratic organs
try to bolster up the courage of their followers but
reference to the polbooks will soon show how base
less are their statements. The Democratic party
North is melting away as rapidly as morning frost
before warm April sum- and long before the election
of 1860 is at hand there will not be an ensign in the
field to bear the pirate flag OF the agitators.
GHopkinsville (Ky.) Mercury, 30th ult.
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r,rzrzzzzz=xx,-NEW ORLEANS, jack
ks E EssA.assats. son 8 7 y AND An GREAT NORTHERN

ls I @ [ E16T1t nk3F1ToHS k2FTS e iB iHb
OHIO RAILROAD.-Which forms the grand central link in
the chain of between the Mississippi and the At
WLEELING BENwooD and ndPARKERsBURG, ON THE
Al which places it unites with RAILROADS and STEAM
h sS f for ~ KR9 IG FIT @ s1a Ms w hn 2N
can be procured TO which point well as to BALTIMORE, it
the shortest most direct and in the rea
BILE the only route by whcpurehasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York. the of ticket New
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
to visit four of the principal cities in the Union
n To from New Orleans, Vcksburg, Natchez
Memphis and the generally travelling by the boats
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is offered
FIRsTThey leave the boats at CAIRO, (t the mouth
OF The 0ho and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad go
Ohio and Mississippi Terre ante and Alton Railroad
easwar By this route the traveller through Terre
Haute, Indianapolis Dayton, and Nena to Columbus o.
SECONp.The South river traveller may upon
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST. via the Little Miami
AIR four miles below Wheeling where he takes the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
only aorlng Throu III Tickets
the charged by other New York only
is ao the shortest most speedy and direct to all the leading
points nthe East The distance from Columbus Baltimore is
only 6 miles being about 100 miles shorter New York than
by other There less changes carsby this
and consequently less detention than by any other.
n By the Express Train Of this the time from CAIRO
to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-THREE
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
l- Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at
pS e s at e eus ose at hs os E
j. KENNEDY METTEE,
- Agent B. 4 .. R. r. New Orleans.
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INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
r. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND

lE44llkt.s' e Bayou Grand Ecore and Alexandria The
splendid passenger steamer Duke, Sam Ap-
pegate MASTER connecting Shreveport with the
L. Daughery for Jefferson Freights taken through Jeer
at the customary The Duke leaves alternate
SATURDAY and TUESDAY, according to the following
schedule
For freight passage, apply to
mil +, RANDOLH 4 CO. 40 Union
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4 EEUS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.-LREDs L
II Iron Founders and Manufacturers Hor
zona Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans
ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing iron Columns and
for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all
Machinery required for the South.
have been duly authorized and prepared construct
STILLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSB FURNACE
fel2 d&Wly LEEDS 4 co.