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ADJUSTMENTS.
A MPHITHEATER AND MUSE Ms =.
n CHARLES STREET, corner of Commercial Place

A NIPHIrHEATER AND MUSE Ms T. 4
n CHARLES STREET, corner of Commercial Place.
G. R. sPALDING Business Manager R. g. MARSH, Stage
Manager; ANDY SPRINGER Ticket Agent.
Eighteenth night of the engagement Of the wonderful
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
consisting OF 43 Little Actors. 5@- .
sss-Md Day Performance TO DAY 21s, commencing at 70
o'clock. -
SATURDAY. March q.
At the noon performance the farce Of THE LOAN OF
ALOVEg-Peer Spyk Little George: Gertrude, Little Nary
After which, Dance Ms JEANNE To conclude with
MY NEIGHBOURS WIFE Jonathan Smith, Mast g. W.
Marsh Sonertou Miss LOUISE Mrs smith, Little Mary
Marsh.
THIS EVENING, March Fl.
Commencing N oclockRy desire the Gem Of the Stage
the s act play INiOMaR, THE BARgAKlAN-Ingoma
Miss Louise Polydor Mast. G. W. Marsh: Par'henia Little
Mary Marsh Beautiful Dance ~ Miss JEANNE To
conclude with THE ROUGH DIAMOND; or, Cousin Joe-1n
which Miss Louise G.. W. Marsh, Little Mary, Carrie,
JEANNE and all the Lillputan Stars appear
after the most extensive ATOMS
viii be presented On acts) the romantic spectacle of THE
NAIA6 QUEEN; or, Nymph of the Rhine
Ha-Seats may be secured two days ahead.
ASs ''8D' 1880
sThe middle ases Of the Parquee will hereafter be
SCI rived for parties of ladies'.
Prices AdmissionO all parts of the house,
half price Quadroon Private Boxes s. ST. single seats in
30 cents. l .....
at a Gnartrr past 7. NIL
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SALE OF SPRING AND SIMMER CLOTHING, WHITE
Shirts, Hats,
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, the 33d inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
IVl NJ, auction, AT their auction II CAArtIe
street. will be sold
A assortment OF Soft Fur and Black Silk Hats.
AT IL o'clock up stairs
100 dozen American White Shirts
200 lots. Using of Spring and Sum
Clothing, Undetshrts, Check Shirts Denim Plantations
ETC., etc.. etc.
Ey-TERMS-At sale. n2l
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COPARTNERSHIP.

COPARTNERsHIp-TH HAVE |
sna
der the style % MoREAU ckooKEs corner Girod and
Commerce and y feh'up'''us' ST. N " ckookEs
New Orleans. March IS. 1ss7,-rnls In ,''
ing under the style Of sybrsndt Nevns dissolved
the l2th February, By mutual consent nt.
firm in liquidation Of It's affairs j. d. sYBRAEDT,
THE COMMIssIoN BUSINESS FoRHERLYcoN
y is 'sisS ne sSsSs 1 T
New Orleans, 18th March lss7-rnl7 sm
nIssOLUTION Os OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hs,sSp s sss a ssG
MeEsy, COMPOSING he srm Of Livingston
day sys4 b Re hv
1 cid and 4. nas # s
sfoS 60 Hs GSITED r srATE hs ID
stand, ll6 Common street and by strict attention 10 their BUSY
nope receive liberal 'f HSss z
Office Livingston & Co.'S United State, Express, 80
ZIG Common ST.. New Orleans, March 5, 81 mo
/ ,IssOLUTION-THE COPAkTNEEsHfP HERETO,
fore existing between the undersigned under the firm Of
the settlement Of which will be attended by he firm of F.
JACOB '''''''''S' . 20 /: b bSssS1laH.
COPARTNERsHIP-T EUyDERsIgNEDHAyE
for on fine Westsrn v Pro
corner Of Cont street. F. JACOB,
| Z. DUSSUMIFR.
| New Orleans, March 2, 1857. n3 I'm
| NTOTICE-IH HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO NIX. JAMES
IN A. DUNBAR all the stock merchandise and business
heretofore held conducted by for account,
der the style g. g. Dunbar Co. IA Canal street. and
recommend him to the Of all friends aud
| toners.
All those who have claims against indebted to- G. g.
Dunbar Co.. will please call upon alone the office No
| IA Canal street. for settlement. GEO. G. DUNBAR.
| New Orleans, February A. 1857.
NJOTICE-HAvISG THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
| of CD K
the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business
the place. for account under the style Of j.
DUNBAR CO. and respectfully solicit the continued patron
the friends Of the late house. we'll that Of
friends JAS. A. DUNBAR.
| New Orleaos, February IA, 1ss7.-fel6
| NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS EsTABLIsHEI
IN himself BROKER at No. 80 Gravier street Partc
ular attention the sale of GunDy Bags India AID Ken
lucky Baggng and Rop and Of SAT- By prompt at
enon business, he hopes 10 merit share Of
CHARLES II. SHEAFE.
New Orleans. January 6. 1857. Ja7 en-
NJOTICE-4G s. MOSBY HAVING WITHDRAWN from
IN the firm of CLARK MOSBY the Commission and For
warding business will be continued by the undersigned unde
the firm Of CLARK, M0SBY Co. to which they have con
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor business Nos
q and Is Front Levee and "A and 26 Fulton street
j. s. CLARK,
| J. S. MOSBY,
S. T. STRIBLING.
New Orleans December Is lsS.-dl6 If
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Messrs Sermons Coz GentsI nsing for the last two
weeks the Brazilian Pebble Spectacleo obtained from and
mrch pleasure in stating that only admirable
Of the lenses and the frame advantage
wearcr your skill and judgment selecting the
very suitable glasses Sufficient recommend you all who
stand in need OF that assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGEL, ". D.
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SOULE's COMMERCIAL col.

VETERINARY SURG EON--DR. W. PROCTOR,
between Charles aud Carondelet
The Undersigned regularly educated Veterinary
named csmmOluus premises ard opened
an INFIRMARY for diseased Horses Cattle etc. His long
eS,ere aud a practitioner of VETERINARY
MEDICINE and SURGERY in Kentucky and Tennessee war
believing that he give entire satisfaction in all
entrusted him. Where is not effected charge
will be made.
RsgSpeca given Nicking and Docking, in the
DR.. W PROCTOR.
ma 3plm No leg Julia street
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All letters 70 France, Holland and Belgium be prepaid
~ by the American Liverpool and Souhamp
by the direct steamers Havre and cents by
steamers Switzerland and Italy should
the reach earlier their destination with three
inland postage from this office TO New York.
patc closed mall consisting of letters and for States
Of the German Postal Union, and Denmark,
For ray POLAND, Russia Greece IOniau Islands,
kxISit from the Post-ofce in New York semi. weekly
A41sNycst India Islands will be by this
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sLcosD Dsrslcr corar SUCCESSION OF JOHN THORN.
Of New Orleans. No. G,952
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Creditors
OF this Estate and to all other persons herein Interested
show within days from the notification
they have why the account herein by the da
five tux should be approved and onoogated
funds distributed In accordance Herewith
| MO Is Is A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
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NEW GIOCERIEs-JUsT RECEIVED
- Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
CrackneH BISCUITS: English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Wesphaliu HAMS
EAISISS, Figs aud Prunes in Jars aud Fancy Boxes;
and variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
Tor the Holidays.
with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CuRb1AlS.
For sale AT the EN- GROCERY STORE. % Buronne st.
mlG ct F. l.. BERGER Agent
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES, HARNESS,
ROCkAWAYS, WHIPS,
BAROUCHES, COACHES,
%EM|E5
-
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past my sight has been much improved and my greatly
relieved oa the sr which had previously been them
reading writing. earnestly advise those who require
she all 0: glasses give you a'cal
Yours, respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
ag~Ohce hours fron O'Clock A. NJ. until 5 O'Clock P
NJ dog 3p5nSW
;ysx 7. RACHELIER, FRENCH HoRTICURAL-
city his very SEEDS, extensive
1"i sn WITCH fs s lis E o
e%oeence and honesty cnte him to- has just received from
9&0oo CHINESE POTATO ROOTS, -, ,oo
b",a% wc are offered ~ P%ekaseS Of = s 9
who may be dsrGS Of speadns in otslnn f%rinasG"ls
catvS "S "'''' SUBSTITUTE '' 'F 'O0'' "''S''o'
The experiments under the auspices Of
be abandoned 1t hourshng has pleasant
n ,c S e Eo mas 00" TO lear from the climate and
Mr. t. keeps portion himself hut will make
suc arrangements VIII enable kim to import
enough 10 fill orders sent in time. ms
s<ffszs.. , TNIrED STATES EXPKEss:-
SsSrssass=ss- ll6 Common
are % a. pF Ss E 5 Goods from Nsy
States. Our facilities being such enable offer Ship
Sn o@ n t not We hns e o "6SD
aud win forward all Express matter beyond our routes by the
they having offices established in all The principal Towns and
We VII lie forward weekly to the following places viz:
Philadelphia,
Washington
AHd daily to the follow ing places:
Mobile, Montgomery, Columbus,
Macon, Savannah West Point Ataianta,
Augusta, Columbus, Charleston
Baton Rouge, Bayou Sars,
Natchez, Vicksburg Memphis, Cairo,
ST. Louis, Chicago Louisville, Cincinnati
And all the Eastern cities connecting at the above points with
the American Express Company.
Onr Texts Express will be forwarded by steamer to Calves
weston, houstOn Iuiauola Powder Horn, San Antonio and
lrRAOs semi weekly.
California ENpresS will be forwarded weekly connecting
with G. II Wines Co.'s California and Oregon Express NJ
S Francisco who have Offices in all the principal Cities and
Towns III California.
Our Nicaragua Express will be forwarded by steamship
monthly.
san Juan del Norte. GreytowR
Castillo Rapids, Virgin Bay,
This is the only established Express from New Orleans
Nicaraun, and being known faithful and reSpon
Shle parties who wish Iher packages letters de
yerd without delay will lind this Express give entire sat
ieactiun.
Specie, Jewery. Yauables and Merchandise every
lsctuG, and all orders attended to pInctualy.
Oar Havana EXPRESS will he forwarded weekly per steam
ship with j. Gutierrez de Leon Co.'S Express 10
all parts of the Island Of Cuba.
Each Express in charge of Special Messengers.
fell ly LIVINGSTON & co.
COFFEE-EOUSE FOR SALE-FoR PARTIC-
~ dTrs inquire at the Texas Home' Julia aud L.
t mi In
SELLING OUT-SELLISCi OUT:-l4l R0YAR
~ between Toulouse and 81. au>NI.LE G.. T.
Rim would iitnrm The Ladies lr she will sell the
o her magnificent assortment Of tb-o!deEies irapees
FaneE and Variety Goods Of al Kinds, at VERY Low
PRICES. fec 3m
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(rRISP'S GAIETY-G Xavier STREET
Lessee Manager W H. CRISP; Treasurer, T. B. CLARKE

rRIsp's GAIETY-G Xavier STREET
Lessee Manager, W. H. CRISP Treasurer t. B. CLARKE.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parquette IS
lsry z Go5red gallery Qusaroon Private Boxes seat
IS; Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to s. each.
Box Office open from O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock r N.
sar-rhe most Elegan. Thea,er in the United states-H
THIS EVENING, Msrch q, 1857.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. This evening the whole
Illustrations History and The grand musical
Miss Geofgina Hodson; sehnapps, Mr.. W. Davidge;
aa tdis fiji 'hi
WARE. e''~ . m2l
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sr. CHARLES ST
ps X n.a.ss M J. G. III M
PRICES OF ADMISSION Circle and Ps5aast'e !:
Second Cree 81 cents Gallery 3 cents ouadroon Box
at half past oclock Box Office open daily from 10 10
O'Clock.
THIS EVENING. March 81 1857.
Benefit of EDWIN BOOTH who will appear King Lear
Boch Fa IF, J. Sass M sudes
XIX ks Nj o Giaf. Bos %
yininr Bowers: Mrs Bohtal, Miss Mary Shaw. NIL
| ORLEANS THEATEIt- ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle, Lat.iced Boxes
Paquete Second Boxes 81 5O Pit s Third Gallery
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for
Doors open 81 o'clock. Performance 7.
SATURDAY, March 81 1857.
Will be acted Haevy's grand opera, in acts, THE OF EE:
ss-Monday. the 2sd Sixth night of Madame A. De L
Elm rehearsai--''rhe Trovator."
| Tor sale at the Boy ONCE. MI
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Of New Orleans. No. $500.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
this estate and alt Other persons herein Interested
show cause within days from the present notification II
they have presented by the administrator
Of This estate should be ooogaed the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court
mil l6 20 A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
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DEu1IENE CoUR nE DsTRIc1l SUCCESSION DE John
de la Mile Orleans. 5 Down. No. 1852.
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
Al cers dc la snsde succession ares
que celia peut davo dGdue dix iours dater
de Ia -ene publication les raons pour lesuees lie
presene admuistrcu de la de succession sera point
approuv honoogue les fonds rears confo
| mement an dit compte.
Par ordre de la cour. .....
mil l6 % A. DREUX. Depute Grefier.
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thdI.
as- The ship Ira Russell, Capt. Williams,
from Bosto" dischagtng cargo opposite the Lower Cot
Press Third District Consignec requested TO attend
the receipt Of their goods the Ievee, otherwise they
will be stored their expense and risk.
MO SEQ W. HYNSON Il Co, 81 Camp street.
R4-Thc consignees Of the following goods
order per ship Ira RUSSELL from Boston viz Co I'LL
underneath 1850 bales gnmDy co; " d. i underneath 200
bales gunny cloth c. W D. u and Co. q underEeath 800
haes eunny cloth: B. W 69 bales cloth; viii please make
tenseve. known the dischargne Gle the levee, eth
they will be warehouse their expense and risk.
mo GEO. ". HYNSUN & CO.. 50 Camp street.
s1-Notice - ConsISnees of 81 barrels Pota-
order ship Milton from Boston marked X. dia
gunuy cloth marked M 50 do marked n.
as a diamond BW 1871, NE. III W. in diamond F. Co.
diamond; 9J do do F. Co. F.; 100 do do. G. F. Go. Is
urderueath-FS Is undcrneath 92wt please make them
dischareing clerk the Post
~ Second District otherwise they will be stored their
expense ard risk
GEO. w. HINSON Il CO., 81 Camp street.
a9-The ship Milton. Capt. ktnSsman, from
Boston ischatiuG cgo AZ Post y. Second District Con
gnees requested attend the receipt of their
the Isvce otherwise they will be stored their
and risk,
mis- GEO. W. HYNSON 4 co. 80 street.
og- Freight for PhiladeIphia:-Nan
good load for Philadelphia Apply Immediately
NIL j. II. ASfIBRlpGE 4 CO., In Common ST.
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DAY AND BOARDiNIi SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

- LADLES-Founded in 1883 by Madame Leiris,
Quoted since 1910 by Madame Dsbryaux burgundy
tween Cnstomlonse and Benvle streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session Of this establishment Pass Christian,
begins on the LIST June. The buildings there
10 accommodate FIFTY boarer and indefinite number
DAY Scholars. Attached The premises fine bath house
and good wharf The iHtston proFies thorough and
sana instruction in every Stage department of education
ana onrs great facilities for the requirement the French
HnHge Singing and So!tege Taught b NJ Provost, the well
Ko"n eter OF the Orchestra OF New Orleans Opera. Nr
reVos VIII reside Vt the Pass during the will
unIe MS lessons singing and soc the establishment He
viii also give private lessons in families,
examinations music month during winter
IN he c!y ami every fortnight during tie
The city school rsnSus open whole year fol- boarers
day scholars. myg6 ly
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~dN No. 2.s9 CAMP STREET corner.H p
S&.VJULIA.-NEW SPRING GOODS MRS. SESsA,
~ MCESANi respectfully informs her numer ous fsstg
customers that she receiving and open S5Ae2s2z
ing large assortment of SPRING BONNETS. comprising
the Of White Hair work Hair Lace English
Hair and Ssw and BOnueIs, Misses ipy,
shape Hair, Luce and Leshorn; Boys Hats and Caps
Ribbons Flowers Embroderies Lace and Dotted Wells Fiet
SILK and Kid Gloves Lace MHnrillas.
E To which the ladies invited call great bargains
offered.
ODD prOnptiv to. ns fr
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THE BAGASSE KETTLE TRAIN ANDFUR-
ACE-fhe subscriber is prepared TO close contracts
with full guarantee TO take oil crops with G1MANS PATENT
BAGASSE FURN ACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with a
sumption Of Wood exceed one half cord hogsead
for the entire boiling of the Sugar cord
hogshead for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice
Sugar.
The of the Bagsse Kettle Train precisely the
that required for the old kettles equal
number of hands clean the JUICE. The Furnace needs the
attendance of but hand the Bgase touched
after the Furnace
For further particulars, inquire of
SAM. H. GILMAN,
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE (PuRE UNMlXED
~ See- fresh lot just received and for se in lots
purchasers To send conveniently by mail have put up
packages each sufficient to plant Onetf Acre Price 81
PACKAGE 81 20 hostage pre- pail with full directions Tor
planting. Address H. W. PITKIN,
HEALD, MASSIE co.
n3 lm&W 4S Cnronhelct st.. New Orleans
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DEuxrKxg couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de la Nouyele. Orleans ( THORN. No. 6,952

"A ciers de la susdite personne
que celia peit davor dedne dix ous date
de la presene publication les raisos lesqueles eop
presente par Ia turce datiye serait point
ct honoogue les ond mains cpars commencement
dit compte. F#
Par ordre de la cour. ...... . ..... r..I..
mDyjY DRFJ-y Den Greser
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TNEHUANTEPEC EONDS-BIDs WILL BE RE-
ceived The office OF the Company 43 Sachez street,
II MONDAY sd inst for amount of Bonds exceeding
100000. having three and bearing interest
per per annu payable seniannualy with Coupons
| attached
M | NJ. ABRAMS, Secretary.
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u NORTH CULLun. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILL
"a. attend to all professional business in St. Landry and
Avoyee that be entrusted to his Office at OF
LOUSAS, La.
ReereneesChas. NJ. Waterman, hardware ,chant c. \.
Olivier, Esq Thos. b. Miller, commission Chas. B.
Singleton, Nixon Adams. Crescent Office
New Orea, r12f 1yd&W
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| FULGlAN THE TURKISH BAZAAR is NOW open
AZ - ST Charles street. opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
FANCY GOODS of every description, real TURKISH
TOBACCO TURKISH and MEERSCuAUM PIPES I'll Rk-
ism Toi'ACCu,, CIGARS, and the finest RFUMERY in
The world, Wholesale and retail. M 3pim
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(oFFEE-HOUSE FOR SALE-FuR rARTIC-
~ nnrs inquire al the 'TeNas Home" Julia aud L.
wees mi In
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Containing conditions TO be incorporated In The contracts
The sxtsnt the department may deem proper.
l. Seven minutes are allowed each intermediate ofcs,
when otherwise specified, for asserting the mails; but
railroad and steamboat routes there 10 . be no more de-
lay than sufficient for exchange Of the mail bags
r. On railroad and steamboat lines and other routes
where the mode OF conveyance admits OF IT. the special
agents OF the department. aso post office banks mail bags
locks and keys 10 be conveyed without extra
On railroad and steamboat lines, British and Canada
mails when offered to be conveyed without additional
pay sso the agents Of the Department. for whose
exclusive use, while travelling with the malls, commodi-
i n sa Of
and due security of the mails to be provided
by the contractor under the direction Of the department
Railroad and steamboat companies arc required TO take
tho mail from, and deliver into the post ofces at the
and end Of their routes and to and from all
oAs not than eighty rods from station or landing
Proposals may be submitted for tho performance OF all the
side servccthst is for Offices eighty rods from sta
ton landing.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and for
each OF such omissions not satisfactorily sTpanec tnreo
times the pay of the trip may be deducted For arrivals go
far behind time 10 break connection with depending mails
md sufficiently excused oneourh Of the compensation
% The rip J. .ubs, 70 forfeiture psauc0n h w s,.S %
in tho contract For repeated dcinquenccs Of the kind here
in specified, enlarged pcpaiss proportional to the nature
., a1 Or s m
portion of them for the admission Of passengers or for
being concerned in setting up running an express con-
ycying intelligence in advance of the mail qusre pay
May be deducted.
g. Fines win be imposed, unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificates Of post
masters or the sdavits Of other credible persons q fail
ng to arrive in contract time; for neglecng to take the
mail from or deliver il into post oss, for suffering .
Owing either to the "Reminiscences Of the place or manner
Of carrying i) to be vet injured des1oyea Ioposd or
lost; and for refusing after Demand 20 convey me man az
frequently as the runs, or is concerned IN run
ming coach car, or steamboat on route
T. The Postmaster General may snnui the contract or
peaied failures to run egrcesby to contracts for violating
the Post Office laws dsobcyng the instructions OF the
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nsc The New ossss and Jsekson Great NORTHERN saaws
rswsy me iron q which r nov BENZ laid 70 Holy sgras
Marion, point Of
and sos,hwssern railroad Asbsma, thlossh
Indispensable Inn q The Ing q railways ,ha.
and n Psso with ls rsci1e ocean running i, sn.s
sash On he parallel latitude places sSs.
nerpdsas country. thoroughly
unss . as New Mans "s r.. snd s Mn
ecely for aid southern southern for
T now sa and Ssns Su run Ssss T.. ~
those ea, southern cotton States cssisns ns.ssp
with the broad ocean.
capitalists and bssy
The sheen miles Of completed railroad, win ~ equipments
i"a Ssse sa sss y cs
Sna s 70 re s "a. sr s - "a
watch sum future ockhodss may sseh ~ direct III.
viii sa. e maay % % o. =
men Of means TO engage in its eon'u.s vs .vnvs
Sept l2-dtslstoct President Of The southern Railroad
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