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Nor DROWNED. dispatch Was received in
Charleston few days ago to the effect that Deputy
Sheriff Hendricks, of that city who had been sent to
Louisville with requistion for the arrest Of ugi.
tyes, had been drowned on the passage to Memphis,
The Courier says
While on steamer from Louisville for Memphis,
to return homeward, officer Hendricks, with others,
was requested by the Captain Of the boat to assist in
qnellng disturbance, produced by some gamblers
and other dsordeTly passengers.
Mr.. Hendricks with some others, was knocked
overheard and not being discovered was believed to
have been drowned. He remained in the water for
nearly twelve hours, including one night, and was
taken up the next morning by boat in passing In
the meantime of his associates, believing him to
have been killed fatally injured by the blow Which
caused his falling overheard, or to have been drowned
forwarded the dispatch which is referred to, and
which excited the interest Of our community on
Saturday.
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LYNCH Law ON LoEa IsLAND.--0n the 26th ult.,
at East Hampton, L. L. young daguerrean artist,
who had enteed several little girls into his room for
sensual purposes, was sought out by the indignant
father, together with few Of his neghbors who de-
termined to lynch him. They found him about two
miles out of town, took him aside, explained to him
the nature of his oense, and of their errand. They
then seized him by the collar and inflicted about fifty
cuts with good stout horse whip around his lower
extremites. Of course the perfumed and hairy little
dandy was brimfull of wrath and Indignation. If
you had shot me should not have cared, said he,
g. but this is too great an indignity.n
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LATER FROM YuoArAN.-The Mexican schooner
Brillante, Capt. Espinola, arrived yesterday from
Campeaehy, which port she left on the I'd inst. BY
her arrival we have received Merida papers to the
S0th ut., from which we extract the following:
The privilege Of importing -four duty free into the
ports Of Yucatap, will expire on the LIST of August
next. The Government has imposed duty of fifty
cents barrel on foreign as well as Mexican flour.
The National Guard was being recognized through
out Yucatan. The Indians in Yucatan appear to be
quiet for the nonee but two exceptions are mem
toned by the GGrantias Sociacs, namely; in Ike
ken and on the Rancho Botiia
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The Loolsing-calass, or Ill-ITulllor Corrected.


There was little stubborn dame,
Whom no authority could tame.
Restive by long indulgence grown,
No will she minded but her own.
at triHes oft she'd scold and fret
Then in a corner take seat,
And, surly. moping all the day,
Disdain alike TO work or play.
Papa all softer arts had tried,
And sharper remedies applied;
But both were vain for every course
He took still made her worse and worse.
Mamma observed the rising lass
By stealth retiring to the glass,
To practice little airs unseen,
In the true genius Of thirteen.
On this deep design she laid
70 tame the humor of the maid
Contriving, like prudent mother,
To make one folly cure another.
Upon the wall, against the seat
Which Jessie used for her retreat,
Whene'er by accident offended,
a lOokingglass was straight suspended,
That it might show her how deformed
She looked, and frightful, when she stormed;
And warn her, as she priced her beauty,
To bend her humor to her duty.
all this the lOokingglass achieved;
Its threats were minded and believed.
The maid, who spurned at all advice,
Grew tame and gentle in trice;
So, when all other means had failed,
The silent monitor prevailed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-10

The Vieksburg Whig of yesterday morning says
little girl apparently about eight years old, ar
rived here yesterday morning the steamer Pacific,
having come on board that boat at New Orleans aud
managed to keep herself nnnoticed until it was too
late to put her on shore near the city. The little
wandeTer taken charge of by bir Butler upon the
boats arrival here and placed, for the night, in
Portable quarters on board the wharf boat, at the
same time receiving the assurance from Mr. B. that
she would in the morning, be taken to his house IN
til boat would be going down, when he would send
her back to her home in New Orleans In the
morning, however, Mr.. i. discovered that his bird
had flown, aud as yet clue has been obtained as to
her whereabouts. One rumor is that she went on
board the Home another (the most probable Of the
tWo) that she was seen to go shore this morning.
She gave her name, but Mr. b. does not Fecoliect it.
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RATLROAD TRAVELLING.

esuzs = r---asys,-.-Sss5 NEW ORLEANS, JACHu
tsyl5 r. dS0H AND GREAT NORTHERN
REgs - RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY the 3lst day of May, 1853 Pas.
senger Train will New Orleans daily 10 A. NJ
arrive At Canton at 6.30 O'clock r. M
Returning, will leave Canton 40 A. NJ and arrive at New
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DEATH BY LIGHTN1Sa-The Augusta Dispatch of
the 5th nst has the following account of death by
lightning
We regret to learn that the son Of the Rev. Mr.
Burgess of Lincoln county, was killed on Sunday last
by lghtningthe horse he was driving was killed at
the same time Our informant states that they were
returning from church, and that the father stopped
to take dinner with friend while the son rode on
in the buggy. He had not proceeded far before he
was oYeftaken by thunder storm and killed by
lightning. When found he was lying on one side of
the road, and the horse on the other.
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WEATHER IN MIssIss1PPr.-The Yicksburg Sun Of
Wednesday says:
We have had shower every day for the past week,
which ought to cool the atmosphere but it don't.
The weather is so warm at present, that it easily
melts brass buttons on ones coat-in the shade.
The Yazoo Observer of the lst inst. says:
The weather has been very warm for the last few
days. As near can judge it has rained in some
portion of this county every day this week, but we
have had none in town Some few of our planters
have not had rain enough they say, and some have
had much that their cotton is growing too fast In
the MAN, we have asplendd cotton season so far and
have heard nothing since last to indicate the
crops will not be fine.
The Woodyille Republican Of Wednesday last says
We have been visited in this quarter, for the last
fortnight or SO, with series of showers, that must
necessarily prove Injurious to the cotton crop, Really
it seems almost the blasting Of the planters hopes for
good crop; and unless these frequent showers sub.
side speedily, scarcely any crop at all viii be made
this season.
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Leaves on sATURpAY. 1oth iast, A. y. NJ.

n -
Swansons Landing, Albany, Shreveport, Grand
- Bayou ST. Maurice Alexandria and all landings
Red Kiyer-The and light draught drawing only Is
inches 1gh sesmer Comet r. Sead master, W. Seade,
Clerk, will leave above
RPasengers ard shippers rely the Comet remain
ing in the trade the entire she bought expressly
for the above trade
For freight or passage, apply on board OF to
+. G. RANDOLPH & CO.,
iY5 so Common straet.
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RRnuLAR PAGKETs.
SYr@. UNITED STATES TRI- F4@s
s7IIsrllS5.,ISq WEEK LY NAH. LINE G5aaAraLS5
Assssssssss TO yTCKsB NR @. Esssas.s.aai Essasss.ss..sasaii

FYw2n UNITED STATES TRI- gY4ms
Es1EsssSS 20 NEGKS B II n @. Esaar
TUESDAY. at s o'clock II. NJ,
The magnificent u s. Mail packet Capitol Capt Wilson,
lin place Of The Pncess will leave for bouaJsonyle, Pla-
quemine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Red River
seph Grand Gulf Warrenton and Eieksburg, EVERY TUES
DAY, at nc oek p 81
Tie CAPITOL Viesburg with the u s.
AID aud will take freight for all landings the YaEoo river
THURSDAY. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Lucy HOIcOmbe,
Capt j. NJ Whue lin place of the FicksbuTg} will leave oF
D0naldsonvle Pouemne Baton Rouge Port Hudson BHyOu
Sara, Red River Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof
Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Guit arrentOn, VicksbuTg Mill
kens Bend Lake Providence, Stacks Landing, Skipwh
Landing, Pitchers Point Ashton. Grand Lake Washington
Carolina Landing and Point Worthirgton, EVERY THURS
DAY at O'Clock r. n.
Tie LUCY HoLGOMBB connects st yicksburg with the
steamer RANGER and will take freight for all landings the
Yazoo river rs high up Greenwood
SATURDAY, at . O'Clock P, NJ,
The magnificent u. s. Mail packet Alice vivian Capt
T. r. eathers1 place Of the KaChez will leave Donald
sonyle Paquemne Baton Rtuge Port Hudson Bayou Sara
RED River Landing, Fort Adams Nachcz Waterproof Rod
ney st, Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenten and Vcksburg EY
ERY SATURDAY, OF o'clock 2. NJ.
The steamer ALICE VIVIAN connects at Yicksburg with
he steamer RANGERS will take freight for all landings
the Yazoo river as hig1 up Greenwood.
enoned Splendid passenger packets Will leave
their regular days. without fal the appointed All
entrusted to their will be promptly faithfully
attended 10.
These will responsible for any package
containing money ewery other vauRbies, unesa regular
bills of sdug aken specifying the contents and ysue
the freight paid gauables deposited with the clerk
Forfreight or passage apply on board, or 10
CARROLL HOLMES CO.,
Union Row. IS Carondelet st.
iell II J. B. SMITH, No. Tehoupitoulas ct.
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Why is man who caifies watch invariably too
late in bis appontmentsG Because be IS always be-
hind the time of day,
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aIRna-I.unIRFlE

900 feet M and I narrow dressed Eortda yellow Pine
FL0ORIBG q, topgned and groovsd.
K0 600 feet II and " wide dressed Florida EalloN Pine
FLnOEIM(4 t0Bgued and gFaoved
no. 900 feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued ana groeved.
g14 600 Get wide dressed oEidA Yellow Pine CEILING
tongusd and grOoged.
ing, square edged.
f0a 600 feet dressed WEATHERB0AKDS.
COO feet rough yellow Pine LUMBER, consetug Of inch
80 Bnsrds Weatherboards, scantling. Inisfs ete
coo feet assorted Cypress Lumber Iabs and shingsB
s.ALso-
sashes Doors, nds, Mouldags, etc.. etc.
Tor the lowest market prices IN lots to suit prrehsB
= by SIMPSON 3 nORB,
ss3i IL New Basin
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WIGs VS. Hot WEATHER-Ihe following incident
which occurred on the 18th Of June in the Englis,
Court Of Exchequer, illustrates ridiculous custom
which still prevails ii the English Conrta;
On the Lord Chief Baron taking his seat in court
yesterday morning, MIR. Knowles, who was counsel On
the first cause in the list applied 0 bis IordshiR for
permission to dispense with his wig during the very
hot weather. It would be a very great convenience
to him personally and he understood also To several
of his learned friends, if the permission could be
accorded.
The Lord Chief Baron Certainly, in pefrna-
nenty hot countries where the English Law is admin
isered, both the judges and the bar dispense with
wigs.
Mr.. Rnotcies.-I am afraid, my lord, we cannot
call this permanently hot country all We can say
is that it is excessively hot just at present Laugh
ter
The Lord Chief Baron.-- If you can say, Mr.
Knowles, that wearing your wig gives yon head
ache, or causes you any serious Inconvenience
Mr.. knoiCies.-I am afraid, my lord, cannot put
it SO high as that, but only as matter of inGonve-
nience. Perhaps your ordship will consult the other
learned Judges. ELaughter
The Lord Chief Baron certainly might 90 that
in the course Of the day.
Mr.. Sergeant Shee. Perhaps the best thing then
is for Us to dispense with our wigs now, and your
orshp may ut the close of the day report the result
of your conference with other learned judges
Mr.. Knowles however, took nothing by his motion,
for wigs despite the intense heat still continue TO be
worn.
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Why do people call for piece of string and did
anybody ever hear Of one calling for q whole one
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THE EARTHouAKE IN CoNNEorrcUT. = The New
Haven (conn.) Courier, referring to the shock of
an earthquake felt there on the night of the 3Oh ult
says:
In Derby the earthquake was felt perhaps more
sensibly than here. The houses and even the large
stone factories in Ansonia were shaken, and the
watehmen alarmed by the movement of the earth.
Persons sleeping in their beds were awakened by a
noise resembling discharge of cannon, and old
lady who had been deaf for a long time was reused
from her sleep, and inquired what dog it was bark
ing so loudly.H In about ten minutes after the first
movement second and sighter one was perceived
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-10

The HAGGA1iAN CREY AssE.-Ihe Lake Providence
Herald Of Saturday says:
The creYasse at the Haggaman place, one mile
below town, has widened very much recently, and
the water which is rushing through il is spreading
over large extent of back country, which it was at
first supposed would not be reached by it. A large
quantity of the water is finding its way with great
Tapidity to the lake, through Bayou Tensas causing
hours, and making it already nearly bank full The
water from the lake is backing up into the basin in
the rear of town, and threatens to eneroaeh upon
some of our lots and thoroughfares.
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oUACHIFA RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 1Nthinsr at p NJ.
, - OUACHHFA RIVER RE U LA R
Ten Day ExPEe,;s re-; Passenger Paeket-For Cam
Pigeon HIS on Saline river Cornishes, Warren Hileys
Landing. Providence Point Long View, Hambnrg Alabama
Landing Ouacha City Port Union, Mouth dArbonne Tren
Monroe Columbia 5srrisonbnrg Trinity, and az psnta
tion and way business fony draws % inches 1.-The
Frank Moore clerk will leave positively above For freight
passage apply on board
jT j. {. .PAGAuD, Advertising Agent.
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HThee hundred miles shorter than by any route
R Passing through SLAVE TERRITORY, ample security
afforded for the conveyance without annoyance
risk Baggage checked thFoug-sure conneconS-hrst
class tracks and wide comfortable Express Mail
scenery North Alabama along the Tennessee river
Lookout and Virginia Monnanswith their pure, beahfu
and nvgoraDg breezes celebrated Springs daylight
~ Through New York with less time and than
by Ry other Try Through Tickets sold
Of The New Orleans Memphis Steam Company, New
Orleans.
F. @. ARMS, General Superintendent
A. KTRKPATRIGK, Travelling Agent.
For freight or passage apply on board, Or 10
j. H. FRELTGH, Agent,
QHce of the New Orleans and Memphis Packet Company,
under the ST. Charles Hotel left wing.
NJ B.-Ickets by this good for any Length Of time.
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If you'd learn to bow, watch mean man when be
talks to gentleman Of wealth.
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NUMBER 1O9.
Later from Ifexica.

-
Af'gSl s run 1LsAlcS.
The bark Brilliante Capt. sigsbee, arrived yester
day morning, bringing adyices from Vera Cruz to the
zetl ult. The news is Of nospeciaI importance.
El PTogTeso Of the 25th states that The earth.
quake which occurred on the 18th ult, and which
vas mentioned in preYions adyiees, destroyed up
wards Of fifty lives in the city Of Mexico
The prospects Of the Zaloaga Government were be-
coming darker ana darker every day. Vera CFuz i
no longer u il ever was, IN danger og being being
besieged by Gen. Echeagarsy, for instead og ad-
yaBcing upon that city he has retired with is forces
towards Jalapa,
All papers published in the capital are under tie
censorship Of the zaloaga Government, with The ex.
ception Of the Alayma, paper circulated secretly
The Ataraia, in one OF its recent issues, more Sc
we're than before. It says that the Liberal party
in the ety begin to give signs OF animation The ap-
preaching armies of Alvarez and Yidaurri viii find
willing co-operators in the great masses Of the
people. The corrupt and hypocritieaI Government
of Znoaqa is about to Eal The corrppt and immoral
- m - /, .:4a n, ~ =. s
sAS W. = II - =, - n 4s aug tl0n
pc aDie 70 sustain " any longer lhe soealied con
sersative Government win ran to the ground with
fnfarnv cursed by the whOle uation and viii MT ~
abis III, t,,o,a x t;, IT'D ;e..i 4,
~ y n ~ Nl1se ~ eleAA
Gen. Mariana salas, who, It win be remembered
ygas lanisbed bv Comonfort vas awnaefaa IL he
t.t -. /. ~ FL. ! 1r.
-s7s 4 4Nssa - '4S Wy u Hie|AiDo, haFiiis Vesh Es
called by AHloaga. Gen. Blancarte, who. year ago,
left bis post as Commander of Lower California for
the nurnoae of ovartbro,,ing The fovaTnraYs n ~
- It.I -, e. e !, :
a0ii.Ol N"ti,0H nc uu HU. WI Ats .a[iso up u
GuadaisJars, IN the Anoaga interest. In lengthy
proclamation he calls upon his troops and eompat-
riots Fl, save tho country fror tbe frontvsn,s, "a;
1,r.i lso biao4 ~ 49,, /; = ~, ii,
"Ao9e VDe9s' h says lS " ssl sLts country 20
the North Americans.
The town Of Eazas, in the State Of Durango has
baen occunied ~ the Constitutional fInaras4 tnag
S,a
YELL iuaaAt y nl l''ilisu W. Svlst Nz9V+
efnmenf that sometime - June he would join Cara
with force Of Is 900 rifemen aud ten pieces Of
artillery He pr5noses N cantnra San Ionfs pct,st
o,,a st,o ,,,or,t t,o s4.I
anu +. sien iil4teli upon tle eapisai'
FROM vera Cruz letter Of the latest date, in the
Evening Picayune we extract the following further
Interesting infelIigenca.
n a.. 1,sn,,a.o 80, s,,,t4io.z 49,. 81 ~
ryt the bei y1u w, b; my el
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vbic b', r s' ta nc
rs s s saleg ~ sls
st p y II 2, s1 - ile polils Y te
~ ~ g II n9 to, o w co'
t ;I .LG.l ~ @ @ lss ste gay
NIL ~ MuSu you isNe leauJ AeeelFea AiE. TOE
= g1. ny Z p,:sls, - . ~ xt.I,
~ IL h;rt NV ,r;a ~ , ! hs
I a.da ~ w I;1 ~ = = M Y u Wy
~ ,is Il n I;c e.i4e. 1ae
i ias .,seI i " u so,e ss JsIs 1at 0uF
~ s9t NV r 7r "a. ~ ~ ts W I e " ~ ls5S "
.r5jn o rnsa ~ II l,s H. w. $seg
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BosToN

rkR FOR BOSTON : REGULAR LINE = THE
M ine fast sailing packet bark Hebron, Sheppard,
i've dispatch For balance Of freight or passage appiy to
3jy6 GEO. W. HYNSoN & CO., 81 Camp S.
rESFI Fg95R BOSTON-THE Al AND FAST SAIL
loading, and having nearly all her cargo engaged
I'D going board viii have quick dispatch Fer balance
freight passage, apply 70
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T1lPoRTANF no EVERYBODYtI
DE GUINoNfs
H0n-E3xp10siye Camphene and Spirit Si
L a n S IN d o

DE GUINONfS
HOn-EfxT5I0sfVe Canpilene and spirit Gas
L A N D q
Is generally conceded that Camphene yields the elearet
and brilliant light Of any known substance and the only
obstacle TO its universal adoption has hitherto been It's explosive
tendency which really be wondered a with the lamps
in The undersigned having purchased the
exclusive right for the sale of these Lamps would respectfully
invite the public call them and judge Of their
merits.
ns-GAMPHENE and BURNING FLUID by the barrel or
gallon.
Also County Rights in the States Of Louisiana Mis-
ssspp Texas and Arkansas favorable terms. Apply 70
GARPIETTE, soANDLING HILL,
as SIN No "a Poydras street.
EgEps' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs,-hEEns
~ Be Iron Founders and Manufacturers OF Vertical and HoFi
Ronite Steam Engines Boprs, Sugar Ms Vacuum Pans, sa
gaf Kettles garhers keFa Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines saT Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns ano
Fronts fer Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars, etc. and all
Machinery required for the South.
have duly to construct
STIILMANlS PATENT BAgAssE FURNACE
fef2 d68g1F LEEDS 4 90.
TWIN E-A complete assottaeEt Of Twlpe comprising
4 taeniy different kinds and qualities for sale BY
ALFRED kEARNY,
myt7 q Magazine street.
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-, - -. ~
Ths spisaaid md fsst passenger seamsr AZ Neili
nasIef VII Ash o 1A9u9lIe ana 81 intermediate landings
thTonEiogt nI m sne season s a ,5sl9q ieqWs
leaves Ao orleans j. s. F1bb z57srsaE Il Agent
steaneT @ae 'e w ns PuDeiaiy 81 az
- -
lasl8Ss sVTLLE-Reguiar New orleans and Ioaisyiis
9 passenger steamer DIANA
stuIgeon MASTER VII for Lsusys and ali
landings throughout he season foIioys:
.i'sl FsiDa9, | jSly ys sa ,'A' e'0ek r a.
amss ana Shippers esn ssy On the puneuay Of TINS
No berth considered engaged until paid for,
applying to the agents 49, s-l "
BELL BUCHANAN 4 co.
a. as 70. g Poydras street.
f = sos ,i. ~: i IA. 6AhRG5f1Al ,l M
SssssPssr sissssr IL i'.s III 'iy.i
leave or and mi nterTaeajae iaadfgas
throughout the season, ~ follows
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY August III Il at B r. Nj
Passengers and shippers rely the puneiuay Of this
- :, -ss-s-.-.. --ss-.s:
r-,s, FOEa T.OuIsViIsLTs @THE ~ SPLEEN
l6s5slIsS did passenger steamer Chancellor, Capt.
for the all landings For freight or %
age, apply on board Iep.n,Irn ,,,-. -.
-s75CS777 - ~ -- - = . -
sllsss and Louisville passenger steamer Pacific-
9 TIE splendid new % sud swift running passenger
PACKET PAGitl Jesse Sell master will leave for the
fellows .s-..7s : w '''1' =
PsssengsFs can rely on he pnnenaty Il Il tb eane
aIG ] :. .PAGAUD, Adyerising agent.
Upper MISgJSGIppI
TeXyss On sATfTRDAY. 10th inst otEPM
@ u ,sgIs M s3d ~ Hhss CAlRo HIGkMAN
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Lesves on WEDNEsDAY, l4tb JUL, at 5 P. NJ,

LeBres on WEDNESDAY, l4th July, at P. NJ
st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
r. FOR ST. LUUIS-CONNECTING AT
l4HIstS Cairo with the Illinois Central St. Louis
with she Chic and Mississippi Raroad-The fine
reular passenger packet Aleclk Scott Syitzer
master will leave St Louis and all intermediate andinRs
above. For freight passage, apply on board or 70
j. f. ALLEN, Freight Agent
for Line and the Illinois Central Raroad p oyras Street
iyll j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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q 14Urt3EGEt 1zS5Rz EGs. FOUNDRY AND
~ ~. ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
9 EuphTosine streets oiee No. 05 ST. Charles street;
W 1.-Two doors from the ST. Charles TheAter) MAnufse.
tne Of the latest and most Patterns Of Ran Fs
rAndahs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Stra ht and 0ron
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and all kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for building purposes.
h Railinga Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights Ven
aior for sale at ta Old snd los St Charles street. New
oTlsanS, o25 II