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URINARY ENGLISH AND CLASSIC.

DRlMARG ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL SAUSDkRs' HALL, RoUsHm STRsr7, Re-
TWsas BROAD AsB GRACs.-The Exercises of this
School will b. resumed the 18th of September,
tAoniay, and continue until the 18th Of July 1858
rRhSH-PAYAHLg ssAI-ASsCALLT IN ADVANCE:
hif9"r Ciass. per session Of 10 oInonths-....s5 %
Middle z 90
Lever ............ Is m
Il e.
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!, l.. GALLAuER will commence hi

| sis annual cpucse OF otiustructou> IA classes In
w. N.s's N th.s city, the lst Of next october-
~ 4se cant,une t. Elye lessons on the Piano
x,-,- AL private tcssous On the Voice. card, an
.,~e..nS fulIy ,he arrangements, terms, &c, viii
AsJ f,. in. time au lS--taahS
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DEATH OF MeRCHANr.-We regret
very much to be called upon to announce, this
morning. the death Of esteemed citizen, Of con-
Sumption-Alr. CHARLES BEsNgTr, the senior part
ner in the large drug establishment Of Bennett,
Beers Fisher. But few weeks since, we an
nounced the death of Mr.. Beers, Of the same nrm.
Mr. Bennett well known In this city and
throughout the State, and had many warm per-
sohal friends. lie has been engaged In the drug
bu'iness here from boyhood, aud by his business
haiits and Kindness of disposition, was rapidly
building up large trade. At the time OF his
death, he was an honorary member of the r. L. I.
Blues, which corps will escort his remains to the
grave. He leaves a wife and two or three children,
to mourn his early demise. a" Peace to his ashes"
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O0O BAGS Laguayra and Rio Coffee
<~oO for sale by ,w.y,np
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SUGAR AND MOLAssES, Tea, Spices,
- Nails and galt Ce eadles Shot, Glass, with
rird assortment Of GIocsrIes generally, in g re and
fnr sale by WINSTON l. POW ERS.
Aim
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'PKrEEsDsRa. I'D April, 17Sl--l2 O'clock.
The commanding officer Of the militia. now col
lcctsd ut Richmond, will march with half Of those
who are armed. to the Long Bridge, on Chickaho-
miny; and he will order the other half, under the
command of the next officer in command, to Tur.
Key Island. Those two officers will correspond
with each other advise Col. lnnis of their arrival
aud receive his orders. From the post at the Long
Bridge. patrols must he frequently sent to Soapss
Ri itg"; and from Turkey Island to ksnnon's and
the road leading TO Chickahominy river, Ia order %
''r apprised Of any motion II the enemy--which
must be communicated from post to the other.
''SrEUBgS Mai Genl.'
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- @HO0L-Corncr sih ans Clay streets.
july.
r,Ees-tPAYAPLE sENI-AEyUALLY IN Abvsvcr)
Classical and Mathematical Department.
6TntsT 'iass-The Classics and higher Hathe-
N~R ~ JDU w
Jsov'.r Chlsz-The Rnfsnents Of the Classics
with the higher Hngiish Branches ........... 50 %
" English Department.
Higher Branches 70 %
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 18th of October the by JOE. Says he belongs
Mr.. Bolton who keeps Traders Yard in Memphis Tenn
and scar the fore finger Of the left hand and mps
little when ne walks, and IS feet 5la inches high
The will call and claim his property according to law
E. BLANCHARD,
: Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered October o, 1857.
o22 15t 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th of October, the bright muatto boy JIMMY Says
he belongs MR. Edgar Labranche Parish of ST. Charles and
has the right hand and is l6 II old. He is
The will call and claim his property according
ny atl- y Fa Z. PIIANCHARD,
2& Keeper Of City Police Jail.
4 o2s I5t 80 r. T. THEARD, Comptroller
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 10th Of October The mnlatto 10y EDMOND Says he be
longs Mr.. William Long, Of Mill Tennessee He is feet
inches high.
- E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
~ HENRY DUREL
ocl9 lot Clerk OF Comptroller
MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th of October the negro boy GEORGE Says he be-
longs Mr. Edouard Bourgeois OF the Parish Of ST. James,
He is 5 feet inches high.
The will call and claim his property according law
b. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered, October II, 1857.
ocl9 lot Clerk of Comptroller
MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th October, the JOHNNY. Says he belongs
Mr. Jack Randolph at Bayou Goua. He feet IL inches
high. ...-
The will call claim his property according law
. f.r4-. .s. y E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered October II, 1851.
HENRY DUREL.
ocl9 lot Clerk of Comptroller
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AVIS D,ELECTION-E


Robert S w Sasi RsF Goursfnsaf de-
Ssa d
Lieu IUSDI ls novem0re 1851 les oicers cia
I'm reprasenn du Premier District Congressional qu
de G Ne q
No. 3 ct esgnse maimenaTt par les MONS de District ct
u asppe ds
St ct s sieen District
pose psr's orssas a sts"d
% fSs 's1 1s% rfhsfs
bonne Sic aaTe ct St. Sarn 'se
lie District senatorial compose
cette partis de Ia parose doltans qu eend la
gaachs da Mississippi co%prs "a vile Dc Ia Nouvse Orleans
La bsfs ; 0s sn qa
ct ia vile Souseeo Orleans elira deux repreertans
ct S % % s 4as Ii
s L. Tire 81 @ de la
Qaatrerne District representa parosse u'Oresus
ella Vile de la Nonvee Orleans, elira denx rep,
ct Vie soave sra dsnx psISsss s'
ct vs de- dsx
at lie Sip M m ssi s de- Ia
lie Haeme DIS riSt reP esentaf de la orleans
lie seasiame f de-
ct la vile de la Orleans, eira repftsentau
"a sia orleans
de pDS Shelf ss soGnss P''
Sept Jnges Palx Ct Ia paross les
ct Second Districts reprssenati IN par s Toisiems
District ntaf par lie Qualrieme District
tiff les Cnquieme Sxeme Districts reprtsentafs
par lie Septeme lie Hutieme ct lie Nenveme Districts repre-
sss i've dss pa IN par n
District aupaayant Layee) ct aendu QUEEN outre la oi
requie quill tu Constable pour caque Cour de
de Pax dams la parusse Orleans
pendant dex qu eu les eleceurs ayan quae
resultant dams e lmites dams tqueles chaque
est requis de enir
eecteurs ayant quate de caq,e District eiront I'm
Collector de pour chaque District Quill Gu
parte de la Orleans sec
Mississippi Collector taxes qui
do d'exereer focons pendant deuX usqu
successor ait pris qualite
Quntre pour ate Vile pour parte
de la parose Orleans e La rive droe euve Mssis
spp un Assessor elu.
LIE scutin ouvert le jour susd novembre 1885, dams
chaue reimbursement deec ion depuis hut tures A. NJ
qua qnatre heures NJ eet de recevor lie dies
quate de Ia rosse Orleans la surveillance
DIES commssaires grehers qui par auor
compeente
Leecon devra condute ct les par plcafa de-
ere transmits ocier soussgne charge de les
METRE. conforme ment d la 1oi
Bureau sheriff paroisse Orleans lie q oGobre 1851
JOHN NJ. BELL Sheriff
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
L No. $500. /

L
Whereas Numerous accidents have happened on Point
charain Railroad and the lives of citizens daily enanger
ed consequence Of the reckless speed with which
tiyes on said railroad run, and a
Whereas Public safety mperiously demands the correction of
sneh evil therefore ("
Be Resore That shall be lawful for the officers Of the
said railroad to their locomotives and ears when coming 10
going from the city, at speed exceeding three miles an hour
in the comprised between Goodchiren and Victory
streets.
Resolee FURTHER That the said Pontcharrain Railroad Com
pany hereby positively forbidden unshack detac the
passenger baggage freight from the locomotive vs. now
paciced when short distance from the terminus q depot
and shall be their duty have alarm bell Of sucient size
power and Y be heard at least at Of two
squares attached their locomotives which they shall be
qnred toe necessarily from oodchren the depot
terminus when coming the and from the depot 10
Goodchldren street when going to the Lake
Resolcd further That the penalty for the violation OF the
provisions Of this ordinance shall be follows fine OF one
hundred dollars shall imposed for every 81
ordnance recoverable before court Of competent urisuc
ou the report Of police officer or corseryaor Of the
peace. f-ta..-t
Resore further That this ordinance shall take effect and
into operation ten days after its final passage. 81
/, ~ fSjrnedI p. s. WILT,
.5,= President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Y d. ISigued1 j. MAGION1,
= President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved October g. 1857.
isgned] oHAS. N. WATERMAN, Mayor. o24 St
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE. I
City of New Orleans July I, 1855.
RESOLVED, That the COmptroller be, and
II he hereby authorized and required give notice by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No l4 March
80 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
fSignedl F. l.. TRACY,
-.. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSgpedl L. H. PLACE,
lI4 -Hs2 President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 2a 1856. aAl
signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The of officers of the city and of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. THEARD.
iyl6t COMPTROLLER CITY of New Orleans,
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OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL BOARD OF

~
Cry NEW ORLEANS October @, 1857
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
The election ordered for MONDAY the second day Of No
Robe G. wick Governor Of the state Of Louisiana dated
l pses & p w Be- and %
and hs said election will be held under the superintendent Of
the following named Commissioners OF Election
First District.
FIRST PREcScr-PoH No, One.-At the Engine House of
Fire Company Tchoupitoulas street. between
Tsppan William f. Florance.
No 7eo-At the Engine House Of Fire Company No.
l. street. Tchoupiouas and streets
Commissioners: W. A. Emore Denis Donovan j. NJ Dem
SECOND PREcfSer-Pou No. one.At the Engine House of
FIFE Company 20 Thalia street. between Bacchus
Dryade streets Commissioners Jacob NJ Jenkins Nathaniel
PoH No Tfo- Al the Washington School House. corner
THIRD PREoIScr-Pou No ons.-At the Engine House of
Commissioners j. Redman Coke, John Diamond, John I.
7oo-At the Pauding School House, corner of Con-
iaiennie COMMISSIONER: a. j. ponela,
FagnrH Mhsslsns No the of
Fire Company 49, Caiope street. between St Charles
and ss9 f FS Ill., L. Shields caS
Pol w. 1@o-At The Webster secoo House, corner of Dry
FIFTH rnEclscrPoI No onsEA the Engine House Of
Commissioners: Thomas j. Beck, Erhest Toedano Wilhenus
Poi No Teo-At the franklin School House St Charles
street! between Grod and Julia Commissioners; L. H. 81
SIXTH PREcIScrIoH No. One.-A the Engine House cor
of Perdidc and Carol,det streets Commissioners r. H.
Poll No TeoAt the Engine House of Fire Company No s.
Grod street between So Charles and 0a9ndelat streets
sn"nSTa PREcisor-i'oR No 0aeAt the Eagae-iio of
Fire Company No ~ On Common street ne. Matas street,
Poll No 4tcoAs tho school House On ST. John street h.
iSfsa Ffd 5nd Ill aa G.
POI No TeAt TIE Fisk school House corner Of PerdIdo
aud Franklin streets Commissioners; fso Raceshide, a W,
Jno, A, Jauucs.
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ELECTION NoTICE--OFFICIAL.
NOTICE OEELEcTION,

l.
E 4: ;;$s
s ssssno 81 he M9s sas q If M hea
ss an fs IL sa
49, for N s F.,
nm s. ss
ssna Rank
from the District
Sci F ss
Shp The gse s. SpY La
Two Senators for Senatorial District Composed of all that
pGsG9 0 The q OH The bank Of the sss
Representatives to the General Assembly Of the State fol-
The perish of Orleans fright ban shall elect Representa-
pre- o''sSo'
and sbs nsr,sn Il e.i'An'
and Tes sss IN M f Orleans
The Foar District in hs Orleans
The Fifth Reprsenatye District The parish Of Orleans
aT sy Of snail asr two
and city Of New Orleans shall elect
Ihs Eshh District
The t Ninth Orleans and
e. PARISH of Orleans
an sy p aa " three
Of Public Edgeato sheriff Coroner seven justices Of the
following one u. by the Fist and
Second Districts by the Third Representa-
b. the Fifth and Sixth Representative Districts by
Seventh Eighth and Ninth Representative Districts by
that of the parish of Orleans right bank Of the river
and one by the Fourth District tsormerly Lafayette
And wher. it further provided that the
time there shall be elected Constable for
Court in the parish Of Orleans who office for the
term of Yeas who shall be qualified voters
residing within the sectional limits which each Justice
is required TO hold his court.
The qualified voters of each District elect one Col
ector in each and for each District and the qualified
tina, of the parish of Orleans the Mississippi
shalt elect Tax Collector, who sated to hold their
office for the term of years. until
qualified.
-Four Assessors in and for said city, portion
the Of Orleans right the Mississippi river
there shall be elected Assessor
The polls will be opened in each election precinct
hours of eight o'clock A. NJ till four p NJ day before
mentioned TO wit the ID November 1851 for the purpose of
receiving the votes OF the qualified Of
leans under the supernend of the Commissioners and
Clerks be appointed by the authorities designated by law
election TO be conducted and duplicate
dersigned, returning officer, according to law.
JOHN NJ BELL. Sheriff.
Sheris Office parish Of Orleans, Oct. 81 1867,
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N o II L G r.
NOT i c e.
JeDery's Doubie-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Bail Vaires,
Suitable Sugar Plantations, Draining Excaya

JeUefyS D0uOfe-dcItnS SuCtt0n ana F0rce Pump,
,cith India Rubber Bail Haires,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers
u,, Dwellings, etc.. etc., ETC.
The subscriber having appointed Agent for this State
for the sale of yeeys Improved Double Acting Puap, with
India Rubber Bali Valves prepared receive
and furnish same This valuable invention patented June
o 1850 and was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair held at Emira ia that year In intro
confidence that his efforts bring general will
seconded by all who its operation construction
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will at once be apparent thinking mind
Their water and their yielding
certainty operation and perfection action which cannot
arrangement the facility With which the parts
and replaced the FORM renders this
ana desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should OF these valuable
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine, n :
Size No possesses capacity of forcing % gallons per
ute Price $40. ~ 80.
ute. Price SIS.
Size No. 4possesse capacity of forcing 10 gallons per min
nte. Price $50. - -
And larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks heavy Drainage
to capacity OF 500 gallons minute
construction and may be expected Nos and
mrbly adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the
lassesan the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeeming Swsnpy Lands the No. as
pepsable. .-- M
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that
they viii go into general use
Samples Of Size No can be seen in operation c. Bic
Co IS No. 95 Camp Price Coulons NJ LOT Poydra
street. the ore Of the undersigned persons
/. T ANDERSON ID, DIETER, Agent
n24 ly- 81 t1ravier street.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, \

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 Custunhouse street. near
ll Royal reet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic, Mercurial
Syphtic al! Private Diseases without Mercury hindrance
from business TO friends, and cure guaranteed in
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James prac
lice in all the United States and Europethe
markabe he has effected which incur
able eminent cans ustifes him in offering his
the confidence of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Private and of which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. James
anenty eradcates n,mey Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures Ureihal Discharges, elect, Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they be- Diseases of the Back and on In
ammaio of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism, Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Innors and all Diseases OF the Skin.
Dr. James would al call the attention especially Of those
privately and improperly injured themselves in that
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De-
biy Impotency. The following of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dnness Of
Vision, Loss of Muscular Power Pspitation Of the Heart ys
pepsia, Nervousness Irablity symptoms of Consumption,
of Memory Confusion Of Ideas, Depression of
Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self Dsrust,
e Solitude fmdity of the evils produced
All afflicted with of the above symptoms should
fail call Dr. and be at restored to perfect
health let false ecncy but apply and
yourself from the awful and dreadful this
terrible malacy.
Weakness Of organs immediately cured and full vigor
restored.
Remember 'The Medical House of Dr. James,
house street.
separate reserved Hours of attendance
from A NJ. TO P. NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
PS-Recent cured twenty four hours,
. pay. DR.. JAMES,
oil ly 50 CusoInhouse street
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COMPREHENSIVE.

N9IICE-THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR, j. A.
IN BEARD, will not alter the style of firm Tile bust
will be continued articles Of
the vivoTs, e. F. GIRARDEY and G. PITTS, who
fully solicit continuation OF the public patronage heretofore
nu7 If j. A. BEARD l. co.
NOTICED. S. MARTIN HAS BEEN ADMITTED A
SEY Il co. THOS. j. CASEY.
New Orleans, July l, 1857. ltq4 iyl tt
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-THE Su3SORI-
~ beers have this day associated themselves
V. B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND COMMISSION
AGENCY for the transaction of General Advertising
Commission Agency business in the cities of New York
Philadelphia
We respectfully solicit the old customers of "
b. Palmer and the public generally hoping that with the
creased force and enlarged facilities may enabled
satisfaction to all who enrust business the agency
S+ r7'-I v. B. PALMER,
. s.r..-. J, f. COE,
f. G. TAILMADGE,
". w. SHARP,
May ], lS5i.-jy3 II. B. JOY
NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mk. JAMES
~ A. DUNBAR all the stock, merchandise and business
heretofore held and conducted by for account
der the style Of g. g. Dunbar Co.. No. IA Canal and
recommend him to the patronage of all friends and
TONER'S
All those who claims against are indebted to- G. G.
Dunbar Co., will please call upon Alone Office
IA Canal street, for settlement GEO. G. DUNBAR.
New Orleans February IA, 1857.
INCORPORATING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
IN establishment of G. G. Dunbar Co. No IA Canal street,
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery
DUNBAR CO., and respectfully solicit the continued
friends JAS A. DUNBAR
New 0rleans February L. ls57.--fel6 " =.
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Second District.

Eearn PRrslscT-fen No onsA the Engine H S Of
Fire Company No on sIse he% " Faa. ana
Chss, Dsblamc j., $ n Fulton ,....... ,,..
tomhouse and Canal streets Commissioners A. Bach T. o.
EIsra PaFoIScr-PoU No. 0ne-At the Engine House Of
Fs COMPANY No TO- st he corner q Fnsdc IN" S n e
PoH No Tco the School House. corner Of Benvie aud
Robertson streets Commissioners: Jho slenmeF, Ed PIS-
TesTl PREcsor.-Poa No: oae-on Toulouse, Ram
part Commissioners VIM h starke, j. A. BoriuzAt,
PoV No Teo-on Jefferson street between Charres and
Levee Commissioners j. T. Beau gard Joseph pu-
ELEvs PREciscr No oae-At Deputy Street Com
Ss o a Vason n Fo o Numa ASs
Poll TssoAt of ST. Ann and Rampant
Hsr n Sss pe Ss F g. ps s Of
Rampant Commissioners: VIM Andy, PHILIPPE ANeno,
PoT 40 dtsoAt the schoohouse on Rampnst street be-
Fssb fPn f. or pa s. ''
THsrEE PRkclSoT-poiNo. one.-At The Engine House
e 5 s r. ssu in Es3 Peay
tween Bootba, Royal streets. Commissioners: Charles
M9arian, John 7 pu oar, III pesf rges
on Ba.oa sd "e!wssn perosay and Roman streets Con-
No o RaDa srs, ", Ssnr s syou Road
Commissioners S. Baron, PHILIPPE Laueaux, Robert j. kef.
..., Third District.
F,trnnsrn rREcrscr eoN No onc- tte sshoql;hens
on ,eatnen stree Commissioners Dr. j. j. KeT, Eagene
PoR No TroSAs The corner of Union and Morales streets
Comm ssiopers l.. Neco EIDE, A. Luso Aug Larnse,
sIxrEEsrH PREcNor-Fon No. oae-At the Breton Market.
Commissioners: D. Joseph Sonia Solomon Apder
Poll No gtgo-Ou LOT at the corner Of Eplanade
and Cab Commissioners Arthur Thbaut Pierre
Sonit, George Iloane Ts..+.-.
SEvENrgENTH PREcNcr-Pon No, 0ne.--At tho Engine
House Mlaebug Commissioners George Leininge Chss
| Fagot Anthony Oneai
f00 Nc T;eo-Ai The School HoGss a. Miinebug Commits
ElGHrsEsTH PRIciscr- Poll No 0aAt the Engine House
OF Fire Company Victory street. Commissioners
| Emile Mary, IS - Reif p. g. Labarre.
Poll No Hnoat the of kysian Fields and Craps
| +. Fassy " y -
NIsErEENIa PRRefscT-PoH No oaeAt the Mexican Gulf
RAJ road Depot. Commissioners: Joseph Curilsr David
Srokay George Hooper. l5-s ~ -edr- ~
Pei No Tso,-Atthe of Washington Avenue and
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

In j. ROCH d CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
IN ilATS-Ihe subscribers ready do any work
their and the public general shall see
lit betow upon them. Having engaged most copetent
worknen and being in receipt Of the they
confident that they good WORK as my estab
lishment IN the city.
Of all qualities made to order at short
est notice. j. RUCH & co
oil en- Baropne and (; rayiar
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.TH0MA Al A. BARKER, eaNseAL AGENT AND
BOAT BUSINESS Bstor Rouge, La, :,
Refsrseess- barbee A. BENJAMIN, George A. Pfse.S NJ.
Has uo ,sTEuisr lansas Col Andrew @a,s. Hon. p
q. Aofgshi NJ. msfSt
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Sundays the train will leave city every hour from
o'clock A. NJ, until 10 O'Clock p NJ
Car will leave the city depot every morning at
o'clock, and the Lake night hour after the
steam train Extra special trips when required by notifying
the conductor -...- > - -
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge which
made Flag Station, where train will stop
when required from AN to except down trips u
in Tickets be purchased at
the ticket office and The conductor notified. -fl
The daily Horse and from GENTLY Ridge stopping
required will up from the Lake at Ga O'Clock A. NJ
will leave as follows