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White Washing.

There are few things that conduce more
to the neatness and health of dwellit gs
probably, than white wash,
Applied on the ceiling and inside walls
of dwellings and ut-houses, it tends to
purify the atmosphere lby neutralizing or
destroying those noxious efluvia, which are
always more or less extensively engendered
in confined situations, and which are SO
often deleterious to health.
Applied to roofs OF barns or sheds, it is
a great promoter of durability, and adds
also not little to the neatness and beauty
of their appearance. 1t is cheap, and any
one who can slske lime, dissolve SALT and
use a white wash brush--not very diff
cult task, certainly-can apply it success.
fully aud in a manner which will ensure its
efficiency and duration for years.
1t is IN excellent plan in mixing white
wash, to add to the water as much salt as
it will dissolve, This greatly increases the
durability of the coating and adds not a
little to the antipurescent qualities of the
wash. IN some instances, sugar and mo-
lasses are added to the mixture, as are also
glue, white lead, conan paste from wheat
-four, and rice water. For inside work
pigments Of various colors are also mixed
with it, as matter of mere taste, and when
of nature sufficiently strong to resist the
neuiraliziog action of the ak .li, produce
most pleasing and beautiful effect, hese,
however, do net augment the value or du-
rabbi y of the white wash, nor do they
enhance its disinfecting qualities which
arc to be ascribod exclusively to the lime
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A RELIC OF BARBARIsM.- Blinds on
the bride of a horse Why not teach
your cows to have blind bride put on
them when you milk them You could
soon teach one 50 you could not milk her
without, and it is just as easy to teach a
colt to be gcnde without binder, and
when once broke are less gwen to frights
and shearings from the road,
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NEW DRUG STORE,
EXCHANGE BLOCK. MAIN STREET
HInomcbprO

EXCHANGE BJoCK. MAIN STREET,
Bl00mSbgrg.
FINllE undersigned would respectfully informhs friend
aud the tblie generally that he has purchased Or
rugga tie Drug and Chemical Store aud Just returned
from thecty with aiarge nd select stock consisting OF
Fresh and Pure Drugs,
Medicine Chemicals ground aud whole piccs Pants
Oils Varuishes D,e Stus Window Glass of all sizes.
together with complete assortment oiPniut Tooth and
Shaving Brushes, Tobacco, scgars, Fancy soaps sLav
ing Cream.
Pure Wines and Brandies,
For Medicinal use, English, Fronoland American Per
fnmery In short every Septby Ora pgists gene
rally
ptPtesefiptions carefully compous sded.
1.-The DENrkL PROFESSION will be continued
usual n Bloomsbury aud Light Street
Aso. fun assortment Of the latest style Teeth.
for sale by
GRO. NJ nA ENBUCU.
Rr,m'blrs Fihulry I 1857.
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y
Such Is the progress u Sicncri in this ngc that',
seems mpOssihl" lhai there are new ana sclr..
discoveries being made every day, no on" wiil G,Hl
Alter thorough Iuvrsugattun Ui The Nrg,t,'. B. .
dom with vIuw TO Ohl Ina positive OF, prcinr rt.,
i"r tue n",Pr"@mS% os.,St p' "Sny
since is ialroducliou and it's no% ctrrenrd A.,
popular remedy ~ III, " Vr!d, kuuWnus
IIelMDDf6'S GCR1ilUe Pjf1UIfjlI
Hjphly Couccrtratrc ,nuuo.ud pIu,1 l. ,,,..,, o..
~ ~ n,sr,-,.s a., tt,.r rIa lL i"'u '''''' '.
s.,,'al ' nr,nns ''' '' "''' I" "''"'SS '''W
ibNe,J "a nm. ,,tr ,,....,,
w ~ II " IL I l.
iicHrcs pIs'nsrsol be HlHrd' = kidu'ys Cav, b
~ Ohsuu't"hs ftu"'" "i"i iH't, tHI",l, t..
rho'N, Snictuis, 'h''s. nr. al disca,,s .t,trl .
rIc' .s,S nhfi imr'u, ''" I'.- ~ ''ir.
AgyyDpy UyyX j.,(,l,,nf,y c,.g,....
-. 'P'''
e.. .''p"',s a. n.y. r .I5' u.It'' li' m ''
pr,,.;,,. Fan, a, ,,ini',,,,,., !" '''U' ~
I'd r .. IT., ' ,..,,'., ~, i.,, ,.. 49, .'''! 81. ~
o, N, -, ,i "o' 1"nE 't'n"', - i''hl w.
nhu NlspI 10 lhe FhH' ava u h ~ 10 10" iuiit't tiu
I ~ V'nugnton Wy nnnS" ni"'iicuu' ''.
Mnlchh nfoHghlthh snnds lthr huTan Fam 10.
,,''''N -i"",'S' 'U"> s"eu'E "t UlIl"ii h.i'f 'I
r,,Iy a ,,i, yo"ib cor hC r,' III p",'o.. ','
I,U.yL ,, ''! - "S'' '
''J""t"F f"NY,
ana medicine wh'h TnEi hru'ht cvt :, l,,', .'.
Va" SIMPLY "Ir"lci To m ruiai' ti drtu1r ritl yIl
&C. hotlud " 10 hr Il ~ ii. II you have cUutId,,.
liflp,e disease whtth Nhen"ncr .rui.d irihr .l,.
n"orImll'lrc ihr cuhstuiinn' s1ppitgth y,:! Sol
duIds Of lIf,, procure the remedy ur a. 90
Ihe Lcprous dittilment whosr,G,ct
''"' '"' ~ "H 'hHllt) WIN lIuNd - n 800,
HlsNII' as qucksiNct u c, ursos thTuuIu
Ihe nainTal gates aud nllks II the tool.
IruunnE' llke eager dropnInls inlo nlIE,
~" mn ana wholc'oun blood.
" btw|rt 81 lhack nosiIiims mud quark u . oi, .
IicEHiOJLa y MgHiUf OUCpl,t,UtcT (t,.ynt
IL,,y y', T. D.
It"NH E|G ~ q BHCHB
lspt'pdIrd directly according To the rules ufTL hama
q Ihrmr'lry, "ilh the giutcst RcGuWcy Bud ,i,uH
NnoW'rg Nhhrarc ucruicdin it. C'mliuolou. TO-.
uaIity has extended in alditCciIuus, ana NNctit.
IA town. county hospldl or private Irp,Il, I.,.
varIably gwen the most dCcidru qua Yun U,a ,4
iaGilnh ana Produced tue m"si sulGtHi, Ert E,i,I.
pHccts II has hrrnand is used allthr riiufi . ,
les ~ lhr bnli"d States anu Buti,hrr"IIlt,,.Il. .
OubilcRlu rt'"tr TactiCr, WITH Prrat.uctr,a I..
Ftin vet VI be- understood, foi ihr Iuuofs are u.,.
whe'mns To he coutrndirt,d that HrIa,bOld.s Hl.
Cnhtehli'in Compound FuIt IAvau Br'iu.n' g.
lr|s' sh'udh.r remedy ever i'"d - lh' rAl'''n.
oprIclor Is immense ru,trHciur nance Wi tutn.
nience and Fame Celebrated ihyNciant aud uI,'n
eushed tleTgymrn.
See Professor Dryer's vaIuullc uOr nh the w..
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NEW MARBLE YARDIN BLOOMsBURG.

HIRAM S. CAREY
LJA5 openeda Marble Yard al the Of Main and
II Market streets, where he is prepared in sh the
best work from Italian or American Marblcfor
MONUM LNTS, TOMBS,
Tomb. stones, Tables, Mantles, Window.sils and len
lils.
Forthe character and finish Ofhis work he refers 10
such he has made is this county. He VIII furnish
uesgns for work execute any that mhy he furnish.
ed TO him. His work shall always be satisfactory in
its sty le and reasonable in price.
Bloomsbufp, Dec, 6, 1855,
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SPRING AND SUMMER
GOOis.
SUEEER NOT.


WHEN PERMANENT CURE Is GUARANTEED
wv in all stages of SECRET DISEASES. Self-Abuse, +,
Nervous Debility, Strictures elects Gravel Mercural
rheumatism, scrofna, Pains in the Ankles aud Bones.
Diseases OF the Throat, Nose and Eyes, Ulcers upon
the Body, Female Irregularities. and all improper dis
charges, no matter OF how long standing obstinate
the case, recovery certain aud in shorter time than
permanent could be effected by any other treat
clans had failed and the disease resisted AL other
means Ofcure The remedies free from od0r, cnus
ing neither sickness nor inconvenience and without
mercury or balsnm During Tvs enty years practice
have restored health seventeen thous and pa
tients who were suffering under the Of all
the above mentioned diseases, which guarantees in
promising pc rfect and most speedy Secret dis
cases the greatest enemies to heah and happiness
ms they are the ret cause OF consumption scroua
and should be terror TO oil natl ions the earth
abe disease is bccOmIng common and treatment so
Little unuerstood, that permanent Is scarcely
ever Effected as majority of the fall into the
nds OF incompetent person9, who not only tail to
cure the mRiady but ruin The constitution with
sive sublimate-n dangerous poison, preparation
mercury-which, with the remains of disease in the
system, produces many OF the above named affection
which finally terminate in consumption aad que
rapid one but should it not cause death speedily,
and the victim to disease marries the disease is then
conveyed from the parent the hildren causing
to come into the world with scrofla affections OF
SKIN, eyes throat &c, and atan terni mates in
sumption and cOnsgns its victim to an nme grave,
between the ages OF six months and thIrty.Ve wears
Self abuse is an other formidable enemy health IL
destroysth nervous system rapidly wasting away the
energies ofiite, causing mental arrangement
ing proper development Of the systam, nd dsqunli.
flying its victim for marriage, society business all
earthly happiness Female Irregularities and nj other
entfc manner. Medicines. with directions, sent To
part ofthe United States and Canadas by patients
communicating their symptoms by letter.
SO, Post Ohic FLBERT ST., below l2th, PHI ilade
! phia, Pa.
! phiarch IA, 1857.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Circulation over 100000 Copies Weekly
25 Witnesses,
OR,
TnE EDPCEp nnNlyT(tTEn

IoHN D. DYE is the Author, who has had ten
u years expereD nee as Banker nd Publ isher n nd
Aui series Lectures al he BrOadoy Tabernacle
when, for ten suece SIS i've nights, over
10 1000 People III
Greeted hi IN with rounds Of appl ause while he
hhied the manner in wh ich COunterfeiter RS execute
their frauds, and the surest ana shortest of
detecting theml
The Bank Note Engrdrsrs all say that he is the greatest
Judge Of Paper Money hcing
Greatest Discovery Of Tie Present Century
for Detecting CoWaterteH Bank Notes
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence. and
Arranged so admirably that Refer ence is Easy and
Detection instantaneous.
10 No Index TO examinel No pages TO hunt up -
But simp Lined ana ged that the Me rehant t.
Banker and Business Man can see all at glance.
English, French and German.
Thus each may reau the same in his own Native
Most perfect Bank Note List Published.
Also alist of all the
PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA,
A complete Summary ofthe FINANCE or EuRopE AsD
AMERICA wIll be published IN each edition, ttgether
with all tle important NEWS OF THE DAY, Also,
SERIES OF TALES
From an old Manu- script found in the East. 1t fur
nish cs the.inost comp lete history OF
ORIENTAL LIFE,
And desc rihing the most peTplexing positions in
VIII m The ladies an &c emen of that country have
been 80 often found, These stories will continue
throughout the whole year and will prove the most
VI Furnished we, KY TO Subscribers only, at 81 a
year. Al llsteIs must b0 addressed 10
JOHN s. DYE, Broker
Publisher a nd Proprie tor 20 Wall ST., New York
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

BUSINESS NOTICE.
HERRING TIREPROoF ATE-Ano,hct victory
MousT i}RyDGEs July 4, 1853,
& Co.
DEAR SiH;-l am sorry 10 inform you that Iuvstore
WIN lhe whole OF the contents furniture clothing &c
was destroyed by fire last night vodnothrng. You
wIIremembel buuhgl one Oilrfriug Safes from you
InstMarch and have much pleasure in informing you
It"od he IRE well 4 wac p rrvCtly red hot rhT
os hours the handles and huss plale both melted or
~ after hauing IT out OF the bur ming "nhos had
ainpour water on It for nearly halt hour h'frTe II
could be opened. You may fancy my satisfaction at
hnding my hooks mortgages deeds notes and cash il
right had a large amount Of valuable papers n IL
which hodi lost would have completely ruined me -
fon Wi piense send me another s1iG directly, and
wiil send yon the old that you ma snow il to All
who wishio have perfectly fire provtsafe
remain dear Sir ,yoursres spcctfully,
J. w EMERsos
10 The subscribers have handfor sal me of the
argcst assortment o FRE AND BuRGtl pRooY SAFrs ia
'worid gnnrrantcedtoh equal otbe above aud su.
,eriotto any other now o1r cd 10 the public
FARRELS & HERRING
- 81 Walnut Street, Philadc luhia.
Augustll 1855 '''
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HOWARD ASOCiATiON, PHlLlDEIPIIll

IRpOrtd3H kHHOHrCe MeHt
RIO all persons afflicted with eAual diseas som"
i SEMINAL WEAKN EsS IMPG1EACE, ,GuNNyi
HCEA, GLEET SYPHILIS sc, &c,
Rhe HOWARD Assoc tATION Of PhiladClrHg f
view OF the awful destruction OF human lie aut lr
caused by Sexual diseases. and the deteptous vi "
pfachced upon the unfortunate victims oi suC IN s
by Qnaksl have directed lhriT Consulting SuIg'pr
aCE AHlTARLE ACT worthy other nHmt Go.
MEpicAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all pctsons rll's
led Male or Female who apply by letter, HitIo
ehplioh OF lheucondtIOn age occupation habItF'
&c nnd - cases of e1trtme pOvcfty ana sHG'lr
FURNlsH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
rue Howard Association is n nhepcvnieutiHsl fa.
established by EpeciH endowment lor the yeUii o' .
siickand distressed, ntllcted with VrulPnl aUC ~
IN Distases,u and its funds. can be- for OihrTp plI
II has now surplus OF fluids, which the Director nov
voted 10 advertise the above notice. n is uttdl,'
ada that the Association commands the hiphtsl N..
cal skill The age, aud will furnish he mo,i rTI
modern treatment, Valuable advice atsn give u''
and neryous females afflicted with nbdomina WggsI'
Womb Complaint. COstiveuesF Ipucorhrra, -
Address posl paid DR. GRO. R CALHU' ,. o.
suling Sneeon Howard AssOciation, No. luli.
STREET iladei phia Pa,
By order Ofthe Directors.
EZRA D. nEARTwELL. Pr"
GEO FAIRCHlID, SeeIstuiy
Angustv y, 1850 ~.
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ThlsisNit"rc s"w " Remedy FOR nm unhcaltl, G.
mach, No art OF man can equal Ills curative M,
1t contains no AlchOhol Filters, Acids, or Nbr,
Drugs. II lacxtrcmrlY agreeable TO tn, taste and M
hetakenby the mostieebie patients who oabp0I -,
atcrcT1Cke Twi withOutacute distress Bcwattutn,,,
limitations. Pepsin IL not Drug
Cal on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Cirrr.
prnlis, giving large amount ol scientific Eyi,,.
from Lebig's \ nina 'Lhrmistry;Dr Conbe's Phisio,
Digestion; Or pcrcira on Food and Dict; nt jim Il
Tiapor, of New York University, Prof Iungl,,"
Pysiologyi rrof Silman, 0tYalc Co,ictrr;Dt ,t,'
tei'sPhysiologyi &c.,toEGther with rtpoTisof + '
from All pHits o lthe United Stucs.
Soldby z. p. Lutz and }. R.Moyer plo6msh4f,
s II. Bowman Berwick. Oct3,I 1855 T..
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Alex. g. CATTELL ECO.

CtUCCEsSoRS TO JamesM; Bolton deceased, ,Commis 8
sion and Forwar MCFcha ans, ,ior he sale orG r
Four, Seeds Iron, Lumber &c, No North Water IT,
Philadelphia Goods forwarded with care,f alp mis-
on the Sehuylkll Union ,Susquehanna and Jun alta
Canals.
VEsaIt Plaster Grindstones forssle aghe' vest
fices
Mnohia 1853,
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rs- The crops in the South arc IN
aoursshipc condition
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THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from It's cures Of every variety of pulmonary disease
that il is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences Of ts virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fllncss, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section Of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from Alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs y its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known, the public longer hesitate what antidOte
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afiec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the mider varieties of
CoIps, CouGYss, iLoAasgNEss, &C.. and for Chill
pnES i, IS the pieasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
As il has long boon in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do than assure the
people its quality is kept up 10 the best that it ever
has been and that the genuine article is sold by -
nT r. r. LUTZ, and all Druggists in Blo) msbur
ana Dealers in medicines everywhere.
May i6, 1857.
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The Express Train is discontinued until further NO
tice Close connections made by the 1922 a. NJ
diatC pon,s and by the G, ,2oP Up Train from Port
Clinton to Elmira, Cana ndaguu Bnfalo, Niagara, De-
pot, Chicago, st, Louis. Davenport, and Iowa CITY
Making this route iheshorest and cheapest to tho Lake
Erloes md Canada,
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A REVOLUTION Is NECLS5lL


VT-V0F 7 U 'I'V' -
Such is the progress SIcucr in this ngc thnt,,,0
seems Impossible. lhai there are new ANA gt,r.
discoveries being made every DAY, no one wifi d, .
After a thorough Iuvrsugdttun Ui The Nrg,t tai,
dom with vIuw 10 Ohl ana positive Ots prcilr Ir
for the more ConnunI ~ OF humanity bnVryu,..
IN bringing together surh. 1HErry y.aI, ItNr.,.,
since itsinir"dncuon aud it now cstreurt 49, .
popular remedy ~ III, " Nur!d, knuNu ~
TIelNlbbi6S GcU7iy23e pJJ,,tj,,
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OnSundays tho Down a. NJ. Train from Potsvie,
andUpP. NJ. Train from Philadelphia, only ,run,
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iicnrcs pisensrsol ihr Hiard'T hidu'ys Gfh,r
~ Obsuuct"ns F,unfr "nfI lari, tb.rui.i,
fho'r' SnIctuiS, '''''S- 900. al discH''s utitII
cIcVss,s nGt imp 'ctr' It.- "a liir.
A.y,,,,, .,,,J Lxy.....y. c.
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Highly C"nccrtrairG C"mpouud fluiu L1irrrl U.
For ali diseases "tihc Biz ddrr, h iGnr,s Gam.
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ITEMS FROM THE FIFTH DIsTR1cr.-The Thibo-
danx Minerva, of Saturday last, gives us the follow
ing items from the Fifth District: -
little rain here, at this particular juncture, and
considering the state of the crops would be welcomed
by everybody We call upon the storm-king to favor
us with moderate shower-but not another August
tempest.
ring the present and past week. is now slowly reced
ing at this point Should it continue navigation, ex-
cept for small craft, will soon be suspended
| odd -Felio,vs.-Tbe following brothers were duly
elected and installed officers Of Excelsior Lodge No
"a, |. o. o. F., on Saturday last H. Cazenavette,
N. g.; Geo. Sinclair, V. G.; P. A. Thbodaux, S.; L.
Daunis P. S.; and J. F. Thompson, T. P. G. Victor
Richard, d. ID. e. M. was the installing officer. We
pleased to state that this lodge is still in prosper
GUS condition. The apathy which at one time seemed
to have existed among of its members has been
dissipated, and all now works well again. This is it
! should be.
Pauin Dardare, a lad sixteen years of age, was
drowned at Raceland, in this parish, on the evening
Of Saturday last. His corpse found and Inferred
on the Tuesday following.
The Lafhe.-This new and tidy little steamer,
built expressly to navigate Destrehans Canal has
been pulchasedby our young friend F. Michel late
purser of the steamer B. b. Clark, and will ply as
regular packet between this port and New Orleans
during the entire season. Being of a very lioht
draught, low water will be no hindrance to her even
though our bayou should fall so low as to make fenc.
ing it necessary, in order to keep the cattle from
drinking 1t dry Our friend Michel deserves and will
no Doubt receive patronage
| The Democracy of the Third District are in Bel
zeoqb OF snarl. Some of the "bg gunsn - (it is
wicked to sweaD that they will not support old
HO6bitg Kickety T. 6. Davidson, and are determined
on calling new Convention at Clinton, in the heart
OF the disaffected district In the language of St.
Crlspin we say, "go it, boots ~ The Democracy of
the eyerfaithful Third" are fearful that Eatters'-
ton will be too much dead weight for "Od Gray to
go to Washington with.
Il Whopper.-They tell of big rats on the line of
the Ohio canal, and one of them is said to have
towed a boat, using his tail as towline. That's a
whopper-of rat, we mean. '-
| II we should attempt to beat this rat story we
would tell of that mosquito in the Montezuma swamp
on the Erie canal who stole boat-pole for tooth
pick.
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MORE LYNoHING IN Iowa We learn from re-
cent number of the Upton Qowa) Register that
large company Of the citizens of Cedar county at
tackled the house of horse thief named Page for the
purpose of arresting him. He fired several shots into
the crowd, severely woundng two men, and then at
tempted to escape to the bushes, but was shot down
and he died of his wound afterwards. A day or two
afterwards this posse fell in with another of the horse
thief gang named Conklin, and shot him from his
horse At last accounts they were in hot pursuit of
man named Clute, with the determination of hanging
him if they should capture him. $ 80; -= y
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THE NILE ExPEDIrloS.--A. W. Twiford, who was
the only Englishman in the late scientific expedition
to discover the sources of the White Nile, has re-
turned to England. He had proceeded up the Nile
with the steamers and boats under his charge as far
as the fourth cataract Meeo) when he was recalled
by the Pasha of Egypt, who had determined to break
up the eXpeditOn.
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A WOMAN MURDERED BY A NEGRo-On the lst
inst. a shocking murder was committed near Madi-
son. in Monroe county, Mo-, upon the person of Mrs
Davis, the wife Of John Davis, by negro belonging
to the latter The mnrderer made bis escape. At the
time Mr.. Davis was in st. Louis.
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MUEDER.-lna cotfee.house in Baltimore, on the 4th
inst, an affray occurred in which a man named Bid
dikes stabbed another named Frazier with a large
butcherknife, killing him almost instantly. .
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R E G UL AR PAC KETS.

SUM Err RARRANGENIENT-
Steamer Belfast, VIM. Wray master for
~ csrS % e. %HRjekmsn. Memphis, Helena Napoleon
throughout the connecting Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for ST. Louis and all the Eastern cities and
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July %, atsPM
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Aug. s. at PM
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Aug. 20, at S p NJ
Leaves New Orleans THuRSDAY. TT Sept. 9, Pm
Leaves New Orleans THURsDAY, Oct. T. i, at5P N.
Leaves New Orleans THU RSDAY, Oct. 15 at 8 M
The BELFAST unsurpassed in point Of speed and
by boat having large and airy rooms arranged
pressly for the accommodation of families. .
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
can be engaged Of the above trips ap
picaton TO her agents. where plan of her cabin
JOHN E. HYDE & co, Cd Poydras street
w. E. REDDING, Railroad Agent, =
- .- = under st. Charles Hotel
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis, Bend, Way and
Plantation business as usual il Z iel2
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On Sundays the train will leave the city half hour from
O'Clock p NJ until O'Clock, then every hour until II
o'clock The steam train will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning
O'Clock, above, the Lake night
after the train Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor.
Station House has been erected Gentiy Ridge
is also mahe Flag Station, where the will stop
when required from A, N. P. NJ down trips IL
and O'Clock and trips u and AZ O'Clock Fare each way
in steam trains Is Tickets dow purchased
the ticket office and The conductor notified.
The daily Horse Car and from GetiIly Ridge stopping
required will come from the Lake 61 O'Clock A. NJ
will leave as follows