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HARDWARE.

JpH N. WATERMAN.
S-ssxrn==ssA j. WATERMAN ~ BROTHER,
~&ETgWs HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner OF Com.
$50 and Magazine streets, have on hand ane
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising in part
follows: -,,
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools,
Anvils, Vices, Bellows
Stock and Dies Screwplates,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural implements
hill, Cross-cHt and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Singlerees
Turning I.athes,
Hoes. Hames, Shoveis and Spades Platform Scales,
Andirous, Tenders, Shoyes and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forgss
o23ly SeiHes, Fishing Tackles, ETC., etc.
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INSURANCE.


II TYMPERfEfUITY TED sTATEys " LIFE pH II.
sTRAEGE, ANNUITY Asp gE A1 t COMPANY OF fhiir
PERPEiuAL. 20
Assets, January LIST, 1856, Sl,4Sl,oiA 4s'
A. W. Thompson Paul B. Goddard ND, John Ely ,,.
VIM H. Goodwin James Deysrsnx lawrence SonnsSh'
DEC; 4sHSsnsry, s. r. Crawford a's'A'u' eng l.'A
s sANHhhN h JOHNSON 3f ice-Presidsn..
Elm New " Orleans Branch Ones s Camp street
F5s undergned General Agent Of the abovc well knoTn
Southern % sn Slaves At
.hs ;ss ssis 1siss aid dhh Il. y pusc the
1..s,orsa 6, 4. D. x Kelly g. Perkins
Morb smedss Go, s. o. Nelson Co.; A. s b lanes
y Burnside Co. JOS Menard a. John hasihnis'
Sammaes Mssaehsnt,' Mutual ms Company.
S Tbs SIoo President sun Mutual insurance Company,
Jules Tuyss President Orleans Insurance. s a R. R.
Henry + Ionsdas John Ben sen,sWn a fDrsnce
No. Polieiesissued direct from this Branch oiaoe ~ ~
paa blank FORMS o. the once
K,oa.aP s BEN; N r. B. {Mealcal ETaransrs
In attendance daily HA t5S% II boash
N1OTICE-THE. CITIZENS MUTUAL INs tisans.d
N COMPANY of New Orleans, have this dhy u psr
onerations and prepared to take lfe Naiine " ~
Risks ihe usual rates
Geo W. West, 4; T, Hunt,
Jas. A. White, ~. a ~ ~ nsa, t.
Evan j. Mccall, Marin Marin Yos Sarir o'''
A,,onn Costa Cesaire Olivier,
Qmer Gaillard, Jonh fN''o"'
@S y 9MER GAIrLARD. President.
GEO. w. WEST, Vice President
, crpEyRER sacreary, 5!4s2.ZA nzu ~
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stnsucs ss a thin time Though there reports that the
suppy 1t India WI largely Increased and said 70
have been brought hs last sieser the Kuopa yet the
English accounts which have published auds 70
sas Increased reesips Whether they made for 81
special purpose time will determine but to make long ag
one have only that feel very SAFE
regarding cotton for this At present prices
some descriptions OF Exchange took upward turn to-day
Heavy Western caused sight and time bs 70
to-day The market opened at discount for checks
on New York middle Of the day OF the Banks
put checka sixty days sight bankers drafts sdvancsd
22 discount with other grades going At 2sszs dis-
count Sterling in round amounts and bills
of sding drafts 6Qo6s remittance drawers were
asking under from NewYork quoting So
Sk market mitch probability for au advance
here Francs are dull with change in rates which IS
09s.sl1< for good, and 5.3o@52s@ for Al on Paris
Stocks appear moving upward We learn OF the sales
to-day Of 100 shares 1928 shares Mechanics
and Traders shares at and Is shares at
Some holders asking ITO for Bank Of New Orleans
According partially eyinced towards stocks is most
acceptable time To organize smother Bank
The present Secretary Treasury has from time to time
presented Congress various commercial and financial ats
tics which would be Of the highest importance If they could
only carry them correctness We must however, give
credit of The Treasury Department in furnishing
the details nearly reliable possible. Our
ton has been table recently published giving the
condition Of tho the United States up the first Of
January 1851 gives list of the number of Banks in the
States and Territories at a2 and other details fol
lows
Circulation II sssS5
Profits Or surplus we suppose Sosss
ssls2se..l:
R':;sss' ''' receivable So s s s
$50, 81
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YsbisaJ Vt TIE NIarkets.

4 III
x SUGAR AND loI.AssEs. The sales Of Sugar embraced
nm hhds II about previous Of Moasses 600 TO 100 bbs
~sss Tor Fermeniing to Fair and eiei'ae y
esllph fdf Prime.
FLOUR .66pefGne dull, and Ohio offering at 80 p y
bbl Of ehoies 200 bb Eagle sold at s. 40 in lots
Il he same and 40 Plant in lots OF g y Dbl
Corn was active with sales Of 1900 sacks, In
<adaa ssO white snd Mixed at GOOGLE 800 n seveal lots
u ID and dc tcr Prime White and Yellow, and $40 Prime yell
ros 10 three lots bushe In Wheat we heard OF
noik doing dull with sales Of 625 sacks OHIO
mt 55c and 500 ST. Louis In lots at &c u bushel.
PROyIsIoNs The Of Pork included $50 bbls Unn-
xpectad Ness at $40 IT, and retail lots .at $40 bhl
BACON wps irner Shoulders were held at Sagss4c, aud
Ribbsd ass II Dc and upward Dry Sailed Meats l4oo
rs In ca5 we're sold for Shoulders and % " Tor
wss still higher, with sales Of 1900 bbls and tier
go n which ira In one lot at l2c, $50 at 70 and
eas OF two small l3c y n or Cheese 700 boxes 81
tom II and 100 ImItaon English Dairy
corr Prices we're higher and with active demand
se sales enuraesd @ bags inelnding 6s5 n 4a ~
zoA 2sso Il ia3s lO 2c At lo1z, so ~ and
~ Choice at He p ~. W a W
q liverpool Coarse WIS sold day or tso
ezpte atgsc y sack a, a
bales Prime sold day Or two since
u s2a@s26 80 p ton. Sls ~
GUNNY BAGS. 100 bales medium weight we're taken yes
tsrdAys on NE landing, at He s
CANDLES. $50 boxes Star Proctor Gamble 81 were sod
i n four lots at Csc y b.
ALCOHOL We noticed 45o bhls High Proof for
shpenf IS bbs at 6U and 100 to arrive to-day at Gle q
I gallon.
WHIsK transactions embraced about 600 bhls Rec,
Raw several lots at 25c 6s Raw ut 20 andl0O Dex
ter's inios ztSSs p gallon.
FREIGHfs. Two ships laid on for Liverpool to take
heavy freight hundred bales Cotton shipped for
that port at u oil. 32d.
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REcEIpTs oE pRopucE.

RAND LAkE-stealner Southern Bele-sS bales cotton
to George Snledes &eoluT Kicks ScoSi Persons
SO Mandeyile MeIlhenny50 Oakley Hawkins-S6 do 10
Bnekner, Stanton Neamas5 Mcdowell Mills Aco-Sl do
" Pincksrd sce2i John Watt xco-22 Payne Harrison
e Bosar Foey Assiyls Bgander Mex eana Hubbard
George tenoliyl5 Cleveland Brothers &eol3 bales
Robson Ailenle Hughes Hylsiead Sco Thoruhil eo7
erriSsen BIos-4 ouAdy Brown &co2 to WaEd Saunders
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J siu UfIssi aiI1 |issttll.


VI z We So6ter1Ay saw and L
4. e rsss IN koysl
Y g N w. % shan dsxlss3
Iek ~ ~ ss.s ,,,uns cylir.
~ mrss M i. 49, ~ stss 10 usual
Aica hut thess wsFs niss 100 q. n ,s.s. 4 made
sssaon ecunsetso w''n n s. ssh Inv imitation Of
nd payed spe1 3 y I'd bone casanets as
~ kes 49, .,nv M. tovnd 81 bells In several
Fsscss q 81 1ec III ata. hymnn manner Ths
- regular @ 81 ~ Raopaa va given with
al the drum 4. velI recommended BY
= the OLD Mst ae,,. uho. ~, 1t the
asssom ~ ~ ri. 81. MI Meyaras inventive
A.t Y ealy oae :. ~ VIII. po,s''ss
N s esg NJ $50 ~ 2 y .,shs .rd I
EnsT DlsraICr C0uRT----A a mano AaDiancnS ai'u
Co,e yesterday tried for robbery One Was tounu
I'M sSssssuls md battery and the cshet Of larceny
xsie Dsnahs ehsssed with drawing money rom pens
~ lid no money deposited, and louisa Reed charged
were motion q the District AMOR.
y Il ssinx NJ luFthst tl,sdr prosecution.
Sg M I'LL zsN &Sf Patterson, convlcfed q
thu lkQ by Judge Ropert-
- IA The fsrtlh neez ancoart To-day % feceSe
4 e.aisa55s ss3S. 'E3s II ssss s4 4
z NSfSnrs1 \ III selling liquor to slaves Au
wastas NS331 & u tssrt Moore, Daniel Murphy and
assaults and batteries; and J. W.
IT5sYS ii ssefs N dismissed BY nol pros.
fShSrs H1fxd III atteEpsing to pass counterfeit
esin ~ rsSh. Theiusy ware unable to agree and
v,rrs lSsa III u sshanA remandsd to prison
4 fsr,,.pr rsl;a Swift alias
.1.s e - sss ~ tnr IL
n!tsg s..ssd Thomas + Dol.
saass 2ss iSbsips satsfactory ascer.
ssinsa thsa d. "a = avoid prosecuting
Aer, she sdisehssEsd
VIM Cur arrested on suspicion o. having robbed = a.
Of two or three Thousand DOLLARS whist ne was
I'D Sunday lash VA examined and disehasoo mere being
~ evidence T. support re suspicion.
Jacob sun before the Fst Dlssrict Cor ior
"a bsttery upon Fhilp dagaheimer-srlking nm q
xs Win wns bole because he dunned him Tor an old
~ " ssfs
held for examination on charge OF steang
cAte from Harah CAyanaugh IN mouse on Dfyades
\ 4IaSsSKs ssss N
slsgher, charged With threatening TO kill his wife,
Il te u g 50 Ellen Joce, for getting
and scsndairing her husband, was tined ~ John
M.an III tying Is rescus prisoner from awstchnan,
4 nnsd SO 81 4 sSS
m w.. ~ - n he night time vii,
a. it felony BE was held to bail to appear on the
n n s,ro.,nos sA,
O. held for examination on charge d
s ho,se q, Erato haunt Of HE evil
I ssSSfSsS r NTH ssxes ia iii coiors
ovsrs MS held On charge of seriously brick
Ia y. -, ~ isr.a f.,rr,a,t : n, =
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Shipping gntslligtnte.
Thursday, February -, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charles Morgan Place. Indianola and Galveston
IN 3423 Harris 4 Morgan
Ship Loo Choo Horton, for Liverpool j p Whitney kco
T~lt5 7g + NJ, i. Baxter Lowell &co
Shin Monica jackson, Liverpool, Wilson eco
Bremen Ship Adler Gustavns for Bremen, Hofcnsandt
Sch9 D Il Baldwin, Sands, for Havana
Boudousquie & Phillips
schr Lucy orcu.t Maanzas Boudousquie Phillips
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A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE

COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHOOPING COUGH ASTHMA AND
CONSUMPTION.
This remedy has itself such pooriety for its Of
every variety of Pulmonary disease that it entirely
the evidences Of its virtues in any
nifty where has been employed So wide the field of its
usefulness and the of its that almost
section Of the abounds in publicly KNOWN
who have been restored from alarming and desperate dis
of lungs by When tried its superiority
every other medicine of its kind is
observation and where its virtues known the public
hesitate what andote employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary which Incl
climate And only formidable attacks
the for the der varieties of Colds Coughs Hoarse
ness etc. for Children is the peasantes and safest med
cine that be obtained.
constant throughout this section,
need than people its quality Is kept
up the best that has been and that the genuine
prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass and
sold by respectable druggist in the United States
no 3mdEW J. WRIGHT Il CO., Wholesale Agents.
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A HOMIE FICATE-TAPE WORMS FIRE

A HOME CERTIFICATE-TAPE WORMS FIRE.
II quently inest the ntesines. They often OF
size and length causing pain and tenderness the om
The general health becomes deranged the system
feeble5, the symptoms continually aggravating, until
relief death terminates the suffering B. A. Fahnestocks
Vermifuge is the best remedy in this case .
Pittsburg, January 81, 1855.
Messrs B. A. Fahnestock & Co..
the last fourteen have used eel
ebraed vemfuge my family and it always had the desired
effect In instance it brought from little daug
ter six DID, two tape each eight feet in length
children caused the discharge of large
from nine fourteen inches in length. took
myself and discharged nnumerable quantity Of
small worms, and restored to health
JOHN HUGHES,
High street. Third Ward, Pitsburg.
Sold wholesale and by all the principal druggists an
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#
INSURANCE.

NEFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
~ -INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = =, ID
with the Requirements Of their charter the Cfes
cent Mutual Company submit the following STATE
nent, viz; 49, ..g-... ..s,.. ..
Juns 3d. 1885, S991i7y Al
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SCROII. AND ANGLE IEtON-Landing in store
y J00 bundles H. q, =, Is and inch Y . to a
$40 bars Angle Iron, assorted sizes
For sale by PkIESTLEY 4 BElN,
Jas 81 and VI lamp sHeet.
l. 1882 Terpe, for roofng, in store end
landing ex ships Esmerada and Lexington for sale
SMITH, COOPER 4 CO.,
importers and Agents Tor English Manufacturers,
fel6 Is Tchoupitoulas street.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS.m;WE ARE PREPAREp
orders for the II Ia DFtPtlIA SUGAR kET
TIES, Of the TENNESSEE PATTERN at 25 per cent less
haa the Tennessee kettles also for Crate Bars and Furnace
Mouths AcCl LthEON, HON El~4 x Co,
ja24 ltSwlm. =. - IS Camp
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IoHN HALLER s BKoTHEk. 2sI Tcaogr!!

r EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANS-LEEDs a
Co Iron Founders Manufacturers Of Vertical and Hori
zone Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans su'
ng Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns Snt
Fronts for Buildings Mouths Crate Bars and all
Machinery required for the South
We have duly authorized and TO construct
fei5 SgWly LEEDS Il co.
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Sl,ll3,O5O So

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th July 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoh Secretary Of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New Orleans who be-
Ing duly sworn according does aepose and say the
foregoing just and true, ana eofrect slsP
from the books of said Company ..,,,.,, ,-.
LSignedl o. j. MANSoNi secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th July 1855
s fSiunsdl CHAS. N. BRADFORD.
The Board have resolved to pay an interest Oh
Six per cent cash. the outstanding certificates Of pont
TO thereof their legal representatives. on anu
after the I'd Monday Of August proxtrno. ,,.,,.,.
The Trustees have also declared OF th,riy
three and the earned premiums OF the
Company for the year ending Both June 1856 for which
THOS A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
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CoURT.-Two Mobile coyeys,

RscoRDER soLoNoN's CouRT.- Two Mobile coveys,
giving their George Egesey and John Smith,
yesterday semitic the Work house month EACH having been
brought direct the Recorders Office from the steamer Cuba
Whether their passage here paid by the Mobile authorities
sor not We did not learn
Raglan, boys, and fugiives from St. Mary
Orphan Asylum, sent back to- that institution
j. Donnary charged with beating John McDermott Mary
Toby charged with abusing and insulting Sarah Cassiday and
NJ Raglan charged with threatening the life of Mrs. Goding
wore all held for fatire examination. "
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JONSIGNEES.

NEW YoRKBark Aydstt SSS1J Saq sn
bull Ellis 1co-J Baquie-Bady, German keo-H Bagna-
bel-C + Bsrckett-C II Bradshaw Bauer-C Bege-bnh'
nell & Baef-J Baquic-Bige RRnett Seo-U ID Beach
Converse ScoGuile Muse Keep GsG5aeh Bres
de Wiser Sco-J A Doughery &co-B Dutfed-G l. poson
Son-W 4 Davis--E NJ Daley &eo-Ea,on Henderson-G
Fnsljck ScC-P RokellD II Fowle-fearn Donavan &co--
Frreson Stevenson Seo-pint JonesF Foigsr Is91E zen
Geoiiorell Gayle &co-Hitchcock LattingJ arte AGO
j il Hubbard-J HOW Harrison-7Iohn Hurley &eo-s
uanderson-fienderson Gaines-H IL HalseH \ Bfos-k
PAYNE sco-Kennett Dix kco--S Kennedy Se9-H ianss
IL Eeimnn--R IL Lnughlag--W II Le.chford Seo--iAnata
Iros Sco-M Miiler-i Muse 6co-B l. Mann Sco-C Y NIL
isr ScoJ Mitchell &coW McCrackenMassey PoultneS-
q n Morrison Sco--HenlerSon Ganes-Moloney Bros-
McIemore RayNurn &eoJ Marks Se9-G SettIeaon &eo
A Norton Seo-Sorth, Smedes Sra-Oglesbg Macauley-N
OvertenPrce Converse Pedeauyille Brohers-
& Harrison-Perkins Sco-Tcau &coRichards Soeomo 9So
Robertson x Nct,ougal-HuleH Sco-Reyre Heknan-G
shunway sco-T Smith &eop shearsr-E G kogefs
Goa Sco-F W SrnhtlI-Sampson keene-schtndt *
Zegler-E Stevens sme-Thele Seller ScoThotnp
BahesT o Twiohell &co-Twiche DnteheTT NY, A
Violet &eo-yoohies Grggs kcoJ Yaenline-E Vince
lock &co-J O Woodruff &co-A Whiting 6eo-Wn91 low
Waterman &eo-Wheeler & Bake-R Ne0tnan Seo-h Dung
K Neud-and orde
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GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chas Nor,
gan-Is bb -four 100 sacks u bbls whisky 81 packages
mdee
IIvERPooIs-Ship Loo Choo--20sO bales cotton.
HAyRE-shib Richard Asop23s6 bales cotton, 1858 bales
hides, 2400 slaves. ~
LIyERPOOL-Shp Moncas6sl bales cotton, 2A cs lard,
"a boxes 40 bbls pork. POO slaves
BREMEN-Ship Adler-lSI0 bales cotton.
HAvANA-Schr Il Baldwin-l600 sacks corn 100 empty
bbl5, 800 feet lumber
MATANZAs-schr Lucy orcutt--9a5 empty bbls, $3.50
hpon roles 1000 feet lumber.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

D0CTpM uMlIoOFLANND's oELEBRATED GER
ssI,sa. sS i s and
diseases Arising i from Liver Or stonssh M "
Such
rs ,Iss' ,s s ! S5ss h.
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust ior FOOD,
r. $s.a $5.,
and asa Bassssss ehosa
Ing suocating sensations when in lying posture DIM
Pain T sns
si Heat, Bsiin Ing IN the Flesh, Con-
and II ET snIr psps ess.
The proprietor calling attention Of the public to this
does With feeling Of hs G%S
mended.
i sa and 5
reputation and unriyaed by similar preparations
aa s5' hs1 MI
country is ms and careful hsd
Of his satisfy
Pripsipa Office and Mandatory No. 90 ARCH street. Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bers superior to all preparations now IN use
bound ny Ira ssasa s for
the benefit derived from the Of two bot
them to be- and chser
sI
THE sf5F ARE
JACKSON, La, August 20 1854.
Dear sir-I have used your German Bers, and find then
represented be- and ceerfuly recommend them
| to the public excellent medicine
Respectfully, yours, a. w. +. FAULKNER
| L. MAYER says:
HARRIsoNBuRG La, May %, 1853
Your German Bitters is valuable medicine hav
disposed received from you, and wish supply i'm
| nediately.
| DR. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
Ta5s1n s,, June 80 s'
you practice extensively 1t will shortly be the on
the kind that be readily sold here, and be
that in less than year there will be sold in hi
| vicinity than in any other part of the country.
DR.. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La, Jnns q, 1852.
Your German Bttars have become popular here and
| wish a fresh supply Immediately.
| Z. A. ADAMS CO. say: .
RICHMOND La, June q 1858.
Your give universal satisfaction all who have
them.
should bear in mind that these Bittefs entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages most Of the
tions recommended for similar diseases.
Ssd Druggists and Sorekeeper town and vag
'AN J.sWkIGHT CO.,
sul6 fydWIA New Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the l2h january 1885, before me-
the subcrber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother Presdent
II. Wheeler Secretary, OF tbe Home Mutual
insurance Company Orleans who being duly
corng to law dsose and that the above accounts
and tre transcript from the books OF the
,sa;5 fsomnany A. BROTHER, President.
$500 JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
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MUSIC TEACHING.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
,-ss ,-,vzvzzzzzv,r,-N NEW ORLEANS, JAEKS
f-%s S7E5 -afft5iaN#ht son AND GREAT NORTHERN
&3 s&ss Il - ~ -. ssygR AILRoAD.

@ ssZgR s$z * SHAzf s''stSzEs
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New oTears daily Ny . a.
ossn at Ss S of Rsa
summit every day oeocs 2. NJ, and reaches New Or
ssss NAV ". sa a aTsv es ~ o
'F sE "a SNIFF office # The
Woes Or halves packages Of FIVE alta reduced price
Written pas expressly an,orizng them do and naming
the stations to and from which they nay GO A. the pas m
direction og those making trip both ways wi have to 90
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
,Es ~ Summit A IL KEW 6saSs a IN
s!sss Moef s ss sso n FPS ns
Saturdays Flag stations niwsy between regular sta''S
No Grssh will be received at the New Orleans depot
a''ef ''''A r. p. GUYARD, snp't Transportation.
IA line Of four horse mail stages runs from summit to
from Jackson Summit every day CONNECTING
Es.x I SEM t oFa tkHhH s'Es Been
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS;
of qR snd S S s
algers every day AZ 4 H
Arrive Bayou BGuf at .........'''...lZl2 r. NJ.
RETURNING:
Arrive At Ire,ns: As PM
Excursion tieke,s to go to regular Station, the
same day viii be issued as follows s,s
To Bayou des AllemGnds, 6l
To Rareland Lafourche Crossings and Terrebonns %
To Tigeryille. "
Between regular Stations prices groPoron
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
foot Of EVERY MORNING at o'clock, pre-
| cisely.
Freight will be received for Bayou Benf and
Company wharf at the foot OF St Louis
street EVERY DAY until o'clock P. Nj. All up freight
paid the shippers and freight TO be delivered AT a
than Bayou de5 AIlemands Raceand aourchs
Crossing, Terrebonns rigervle and Bayou Beuf (whee
the Company have agens] must be prepaid
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight to be had application
| at the Office Of the Company.
tn. THAYER
| aultf Master TRANSFORMATION
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P AS sENaERs

Per sltp Princeton from Lverpooi-l cabin and "a in ii
Pei ship Asia from Bremen-22s steerage passengers
par shin b, cnenhaven, from Bremen--ll passenger.
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a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner of Benton and
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