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svGn y Co.'s Lotteries
SWAN K co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION
SWIM s. Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
ANn AIrrHnRLZEn BY TIE STATE OF EEORGI

SWIM s. Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
rB-The late attempt to inure our firm has shown that
Lotterasure DRAWN FAIRLY, that Prizes PAID
PUNCTUALLY AID that our Schemes are MORE III BERAL
than any other LOTTERY in the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN h CO..
Managers ofth Sparta Academy Lottery o. Georgia. In each
Of their Single Number Lotteries fer August, 1889 ST
AUGUSTA eorgie public, under The superintendent o.
Commissioners
Glass q will be drawn on SATURDAY, August 7, 1888.
Glass q 6 A. 1883
Glass 70 2l,lS5S
Glass 80 V, 1853.
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A FLYING MAoHNE.-Lord Carlingford, who has
for number of years been engaged in constructing
flying machine, has announced the success Of his
undertaking in letter to the Kilkenny Moderator,
in which he says:
Although have not yet taken fight in the achre-
dOn-Which name have given to my efial chariot
may with confidence and truth announce to you
and the world the success of its principle from the
suits | obtained by an experiment three days ago.
Having made some little Improvement in the plan Of
starting the achredon, which consisted in applying
crook to the top of, and then hooking it to cord
supported between two poles, in the manner Of a
swing, and having raised it about two feet from the
ground, and then drawing ii back about two yards
aud giving it slight pull forward, it then started
OF then elevated itself little in the air, and after
going Short distance alighted in the most gentle
manner It acted in this way in consequence of the
tail not having been fastened down. By this expert
ment it must be considered that the principle is folly
established as well the perfect manner OF starting
it. When have made few more experiments and
found out the weight the present extent Of wing wall
be able to bear and if found sufieientto carry per-
son without being put to any great speed II heh !
consider most kelyt be the case. it shall be taken
to Dublin without deiay, aud there exhibited for
charitable purposes and 20 the criticisms Of all.i
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COULDN'T SuBsoRlBE-A pair Of those interesting
entertaining ladies', who of late seem to carry ON so
large business in down town Offices aud stores
in the way of procuring subscriptions to new works
selling engraYings of "The Father Of his Country
and other noabilities, and who (the lades1 are so
fascinating in manner delightfully."- mportunate so
sweety un-getrd.ofable, called morning or two
since at the office of a young lawyer to indnee him.
as the younger Of the two expressed it, Witha charm
ing smile, To subscribe to most elegant work jnst
published to be got up in elegant style, with itlustra
tions ETC." Indeed, ladies' said our friend,
cannot; / have no doubt of the excellence of your
work, but am not in want of anything Of that kind
ln fact do not feel able at present to subscribe for
any new works Of any description. The partnership
of which am a member has lately been so imprudent
as to issue a new work Of their own, and the enor
nous expense attending its issue, not to speak Of the
illustrations, embellishments, and ornamental adorn
ings with which they have seen fit to cothe the pro
duetion-sueh unWonted outlay has really, for the
present-in fact crippled me-sorry-but fact
eyeryword of it.p
But-ah,i' interposed our enterprsing agentees,
"perhaps we could procure you some subscribers for
your work our terms are quite reasonable. What
do you call your work, sir =? 2
Well, we have not fully determined as yet, but /
guess shall let Mrs. S. have her own way, and
call it after myself Charles Henry,n
The ladies concluded they had an engagement
in the next block.
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AN" ,AFFAIR#oF HONOR n--.s4n Eminent La,cyer
Posted.-Ths forenoon there appeared upon blank
wall in Broadway, just beyond the Broadway thea
ter staring handbill three feet long by two broad
and printed with the largest kind of type, proclaim
ing to the public that in the opinion Of one George
Wilkes, editor of a flash newspaper, Mr.. A. Oakley
Hail. the late District Attorney, is liar, poltroo6,
and sundry other bad things; all on account of Ger.
tain remarks made by Mr. Hall in defending bis
client, Judge Russell, against an indictment procured
through the agency Of Wilkes connection with the
riot at the Academy Of Music By way of postscript,
the inscription introduces the Cunningham Bogus
Baby case printing the of that female celebrity
in the largest letters to readily attract the eye
The consequence that the shilling and shady side
of Broadway was almost entirely obstructed by gap
ing crowd many of whom seemed to anticipate a
bloody ana speedy street renGontre. We hear that
the 'epitaph" is intended less for effect upon Mr..
Hall than upon libel case in Duchess county, in
which Mr.. Wilkes is defendant and under conviction,
Meantime the tide ebbs and flows as usual, and no
thrilling tragedy has yet grown, or is likely to grow
out Of the matter. I'm Y. Eve. Post, 1sts
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How THR LORD CHANCELLOR WENT 0uT OF Or
FIuE.-Lord Lyndhufst tells story of the surrender
Of the great seal of the English Ministry iii 1886.
alighted at the grand staircase was received by
the sticks OF goidand silver and other officers Of the
household who called in Ronorous tones from lat5i-
ing to landing and apartment to apartment, Room
for the Lord High Chancellor Of England = 4 en-
tered the presence chamber gave tie seals 70 her
Majesty had the honor of kissing her hand / left
the apartment by another door and found myself on
q baek staircase, down which descended without
any one taking any notice Of me until as was look
ing for my carriage at the outer door Iackey
hustled up and, with pafronzing air, said, Lord
Eyndhurst, can do anything for you "
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q CoULD'ST AFFORD Ir.''-Some months since, on
the corner Of Nassau and Spruce streets a beggar
had taken his stand, and day after day asked aims
oil all who passed. A gentleman, who was engaged
in experimenting the construction OF new building,
thought the heggar looked like an ahe-bndied man,
and went over and asked him If be would not Like to
work, and offered him dollar a day, To his sur
prise the beggar replied " couldn't afford To work
ion that price, g Why not 7a vas the answer :. Be
cause, I average dollar and bali day here beg
ging aud can't afford to lose tho bali dollar He
soon after moved from that stand This IS specimen
Of street beggars. They can't afford % work.
IN Y Evening" Post.
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GRAgD CrBoUs ExoITEnEsT.- paper published

GRAND CIRoUs ExoITEaENT.-A paper published
in Toledo, Ohio, says:
There was something of an excitement at Toledo
on Friday last. A circus was in town-hoy attempted
to slip under the curtain-showman caught and gave
tion-show broke up in row-boy disappears in the
midst of the excitement, and rumor had it that the
bloodthirsty Snowman had murdered him-fre bells
rung-mob of excited fireman and citizens assembled
-twenty-one shOwmen arrested and taken to jail
suddenly boy turns up again, the showmen are re-
leased iremen and citizens disperse, andquet reigns
in Warsaw. l
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Children three years old and under free those three
az to twelve years old half pnce all twelve years old
full fare.
Family tickets in packages of twenty can be had at the
oee of the Master of Transportation. Merchants fam
lilies reside on the line Of the road tickets pack
Of twenty five for their personal
The accommodation will New Orleans on SAT-
URpAY at 20 p, NJ: arrive Magnolia 1875 r. leave
Magnolia at $50 A. NJ. MONDAY, and arrive ut New Or
leans at S.55 A. NJ
Freight Train will leave New Orleans for Canton on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7O A NJ Returning will
4l0P, NJ
Fregato leave the city the above days be at the
depot by O'Clock F. NJ on the day previous to the departure
mgsl WIN. NJ wADBEY, General Superintendent.
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FROM THE 0uAoHIrA.--The ouachita Herald, Of
the lst inst, SAYS:

ILLNESS OF w. a. RUSSELL, TaE LONDON TIMEs
CeRREsPoNpENT, Much suffering has already been
entaiIed men ia the field, from the great power
OF the sun We see with regret that MIR. VIM Rus
at the attack of the Bareilly cantonments, and re-
guires much care and attention before he can re-
covert Bombay Gazette, May 1911 His first acei-
dent was kick from horse, which compelled him
to resort To dhooly. When the baggage was in#
danger at Barely his bearers put him down on the
road and bolted Weak and very ILL., he nevertheless
managed to mount horse, whena sHnstroke knocked
him down and very near proved fatal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-09

HsrAL NAvIGAT1ox-A Mr.. Isham Walker, late
of Memphis, is delivering lectures in Clarksville,
Texas, on the subject of AERIAL navigation proposing
gigantic scheme for navigating the atmosphere in
AERIAL caloric ships. The Messenger says:
He proposes building a vessel in the shape of a
mountain trout, three hundred and sxty-fve feet in
length, to be impelled through the air. by means of
screw propellers, driven by caloric engine, at the
somewhat exciting speed of three hundred miles per
boar, and at the gtddy height of two miles from
theory. He ehas memorialzed Congress on the sub.
ect, and deposited in the Patent Office draft Of his
boat and entire machinery He seems thoroughly
satisfied of the feasibility and ultimate success Of his
project
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Tup srrx N TAnrA B4E.-rhe Florida PENN.

THE sFYx IN TAMPA BAY.-The Florida PENN
suar Of the 26th uIt says
U. S. steamer Ranger, Capt. Shaw, arrived at tbis
port from Fort Myers on Wednesday, the Esd, with
military stores. She reports large three masted
steamer at anchor in the mouth of the Bay and her
small boat the bar evidently surveying the cham
mel. 60
Capt Prpsus.a passenger on the Ranger, states
that the steamship is an English model and does not
doubt but that it Is the Styx. It is contemplated BY
quite number Of young bloods TO visit the Egmont
aud ascertain the facts. 1t is advisable to carry
along your reyolYers.
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s-sgae r.,sssss.u,vsgsv., ESONTCHARYRAIN RAIL.
kssSAh M 0AD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,


On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after 9o'cock, and the mornings will make the
O'Clock trip.
Horse will leave the city every morning Except Sun
days at O'clock and The Lake hour after the last
trains.
Extra special trips when required by notifying the con-
ductor.
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the train will stop when required excep mail trips
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way Is cnts and
the Conductor have timely notice stop.
Due notice will be given of the half hour trips.
On and after the 4 july half honr leave every Sun
day, from O'Clock to 3 r. NJ.
Halt hour trains viii leave every day from O'Clock
p NJ no
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RAILROAD TRAVELTNG.

szga gr5-, NEW ORLEANS, JACEA.
Ea3aa 5S06 AND GREAT NORTHERF
% Iat-1--lsALZRAI ABROAD.
On and after MONDAY the 9lst day Of May 1855 Pas
senger Train will New Orleans daily At 10 A. NJ and
arrive at Canton at $50 o'clock r. NJ
Returning viii leave Canton A. NJ and arrive at New
Orleans 6. 80 O'Clock p. n.
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FoR YAZOO RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY July l3, at tBPN
HIgsa pALl4AHATCHIE AND YAzOO
l69sLhsI Pacset.-Ihe splendid new, light draft pas.
G. senger packet YnZOO Belle. C. w. Ewing,
master i r Townsend clerk viii Leave above for Leere
Greenwood Sidon Tchuia Yazoo City, and all Intermediate
landings and plantations Yazoo river For freight passage
apply on board.
isl j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
The Yazoo Belle will continue in The all the season
as a summer packet.
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RThree hundred miles shorter than by any other route
R@ Passing through SLAVE iERRITORY, ample security
afforded for the without
risk Baggage checked thrcugh-sure counectionsrs
class tracks, and wide guage comfortable Express Mail
TRius leave Memphi daily at p 81 passing the beautiful
scenery in North Alabama along the Tennessee river the
Lookout and Virginia Mounanswith their pure heathfu
and invgorang beezes celebrated Spngs-by daylight
a through to New York with less time and expense than
by other Try it, Through Tickets
OF the New Orleans and Memphis Packet Company New
Orleans.
F. o. ARMS, General Superintendent
A. KIRKrATRICK, Travelling Agent.
For freight or passage apply on board, orto
j. II. FRELIGH, Agent
Office of the New Orleans and Memphis Packet Company
under the St Charles Hotel left wing,
N BTckets by this good for any leng h of time
may24 If
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Women are fpnd of telling as that they hate hand.
some men but yop may that it is onlg I'd ugly
men that they say sas MI
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lady advertising for husband, is particular 10
have it understood thaf ''Bene need apply asp are
"That lady is strongly id favor Of hymenp " i4al
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What business has ebeqktaker at a theateF to IN.
quFe if you ere going to return; and why donI you
tell him 70 mind his own business2 e'so ~,
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In my dealings with stknowing caFda Il II have found
them pretty generally turn up kaayes.
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IMPORTANT To EYERYBODYgs

DE 9UTNONiS
Nom Explosive CaAnphene and Spirit Gas
L An A ID Q A N s
It generally conceded that Csphene yields the cearest
and most brilliant light Of known substances and the only
It's universal adoption has hitherto been explosive
tendency which really be wondered with the
now in common The undersigned having purchased The
exclusive right for the sale Of these Lamps would respeCtny
invite the public call and examine them and judge their
merits,
Bs>oAMPHENE and BURNING FLUID by the barrel Or
gallon.
Also County Rights for the States of Louisiana Mis-.
ssspp Texas and Arkansas iavoabe terms Apply to
GARPIETTE, SCAHDLiRH & HILL,
a5 Sm No. "a Poyfras street
IL CO. Iron Founders Manufacturers of Hori
sonital Steam Engines Boilers sugar Mills Vacuum Pans So.
gar Kettles Gariers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain.
Ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Clearing, Iron Columns
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc., and ali
Machinery required for the South.
have been duly auterzed and prepared TO construct
fsI2 d&Wly LEEDS co.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
!. uNfrRD sTApEss TRI- e.. :

y FRs%s UNITED STATES TRI-
Is7AAllptE4JJssa s. WEEKLY NAIL LINE e!4ia1Gt,GS
sssassSza % VIC IS u r G.. Eaass5ssa7sl
TUESDAY,, at o'clock r. NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet CapltOR Capt. Wilson,
lin place the Prncessl will leave Donaidsonyle
quemne Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara,
seph Grand Gulf Wrr6nton and Yieksbur, EVERY TUES
DAY, at 5 p'c oek p B.
The CAPITOL connects vcksburg with the steamer u
AID and will take freight for all landings the Yasoo river
THURSDAY, at 5 O'Clock P M
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Jucy HOIcOnbe
Capt j. A White lin place Of the Eieksbnr) will
Donaldsonve Pquemine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayop
Sara, Red River Landing Fort Adams Nachez Waterproof
Rodney ST. JoSeph Grand Gulf 9rrenon VickshuTg, MILL
ken's Bend, Lake Proyidence Stacks Landing Skpwith
Landing Pitchers Point Ashton. Grand Lake Washington
Carolina Landing and Point Worthi1gtOn, EYERY THURS
DAY at O'clock 4. N.
The LUCY HOLGOMBE connects at vicksburg with the
steamer RANGER and will lake freight for all landings
Yazoo river es high np Greenwood,
SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent u s. Mail packet Alice Vivian, Capt
T. r Lsathers lin place Of the EAichez will leave Donald
Red River Landing, For Adams Nachcz Waterproof Rod
St. Joseph, Grand Gulf Warrenton and Yeksburg EY
EkY SATU TURDAY, at 5 O'Clock r. Nj.
The steamer ALICE VIVIAN connects at Yicksburg with
On the YazOo river as higa mp Greenwood
splendid passenger packets will
their regular days without FAIL the appointed
entrusted to their care will be promptly and faithfully
attended to,
These will responsible any letter OF package
containing money ewey other veluAbes unless regular
bills Of lading specifying the value
the freight paid; Tor vuRbes deposited with
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage
Forfrsight or passage apply On board, Of to
CARROLL. HOLMES / Co.,
Union Row, IS Carondeief a
JILL r. b. SMITH, No fehoupitoul las St.
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a chap sought shelter Of 4 Boston officer See,
Gap,n, frst my father died and my mother married
7gaii and then my mother died and ny father mar
no parents at aiI, nor no home nor n0thlug.
= Milton, when blind. married a shFeW. he Duke
nf BnekinQhafn called her rose ~ am n0 iafge ef
coIois' replied dare SAY yan are rigt,
Hope is sentiment exhib RI in tna Wag Q1 2 dog
Sail, when waiting fora b6nes
--s-es---- 4rqa
y A4s
Rejected courtesy becomes epmlty. lt tie ex-
tended baud 3 refused tie ogals OF the 81 gers
changes ito ias. &
EzJ a IS Is
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Lsaves On sATURpAY. l0tn 1n.E.. at 2. II.

7 LtaNes on IJ RD7AI, IUN INST, al 5 2. n.
| ~ REGULAR GRAND EC0RE AND
! E9attfI Natchltoches facket-The new fne
tsaz4sA ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
Dr. burlington, j. Basow master, place Rapides
T leave abye positively fo[ Grand EegFe Hatehoche
and ongouery Gortons Landing Barbin's Landing Nor
Landing and ali intermediate landings river va
Game and Little rivers. For freight passage board
| orto EATON HENDERSON,
/ jy6 Corner Common Fulton and N, W Levse.
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T'HE soyTHERN MoNIToR-FaE MONITOR

Christian, Miss.-
20 embrace every human interest and to supply aliment
every mental faculty. is its aim Bound to theory party
but seeking the highest good all advocating whatever tends
promote the intellectual physical and moral good Of
but exposing evils and their It shall merit and
hope, cunnand wide circulation and influence
in advance
TERMS 70 GLUBsThree copies, year s. Ave copies sa
To ApgERTsrRs The Monitor enjoys large circulation
throughout the rendsrs il desirable medium
advertising. Terms moderate. :
Sour patronage is respectfully solicited. sss
Address all ardeEa e tss / s4 ; i ian -s=tIfh
+ uiyBtf Pas 'tJS GSrgPm Njs
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oUAOHIFA RIYER.

Leaves on FRIDAY. efbtnst.. at 3 p. Nj
r. OUACHIEA RIVER REGULAR
Ten Day Express Passenger Packet-For Cam.
PIGEON His ION Saline riyer-Cornishes, Warren Hey's
Landing, Providence Point, Long View Haburg Alabama
Landing, 0uachita City Port Union Mouth dArbonne Ten
ton Mogroe Columbia barrisonburg II n, and all planta
ZION and way business lgnly draws % nohes 1.-The
Frank Moore clerk viii leaFe positively above For freight
1T j. s. PAGAUp, Advertising Agent
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Af6 Orleans Dailp Gresfeut.
FRIpAY MORNING. JULY .. lee.
IFfoin L9ndon FancA.
Tnts About osses.
81 ! DISCIPLE OF VIZ. RAaEY

By 4 DIsotPLEoT Mr.. RAREY.
Of all the rare birds as / ever see
This here Rareyss the farest and rummest to me
Fur the wigiousest oss he'll tame in crack,
And afore ycu can wink ull be safe ON bis back.
There was Cruiser, a brute as no one dare ride,
Till this bold Muster Rarey be came and he tried
Well, In less than gify, tell yon nc fam;
There was wild Cruiser as tame as lamb.
Yet he used not no drug, nor no phyzzicai force,
sch as blndgeons and ptchforks in tanning the orse;
Twas by kindness alone he the mastery gained,
Which it tizzent 50 oases Is usuly tanned.
Hr. R. to their 'fections he makes his appeal,
And says he--but his secret must 'nt reveal:
Fur I've guy him my Homer wouldn't let out it,
But mind yer, there aint not no CANNON about It.
Muster Rarey he says, which his sayin is true,
faint no use your beatin' a oss blac and blue;
With pitchfork you drives out i'll natur in vain (;
Fur month or two ence ull be vicious again,
But although for his vice, mind yer, aoggns no
cure,
That you beats ont, his sperrit is ekally sure.
Wy, unter nll soon be broken down ack,
Hi hroomstick day is broke over his back.
50 I'd say to you Cards as ave osses to break,
Out o. Mr.. Rs book this here leaf you d best take
Stead Of breakin' try bending, use kindness for
And you'll soon rid your oss of his Yicousest tricks.
and I'd say to you gemmen-Look arter your gyoonls,
And just keep in their places your pitchforks and
Fur asses, may be, them there arguments suits.
But ozses you see, theys more reasn nabler brutes.
So mind yer, J says it to poor and to RICH
As your Osses is Christians Wy treat 'en as SIGH;
For depend ont it's true, both with man and with
orse,
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A QUEER EEAN.-In a letter from Utah to the New
York Tribune, we find the following:
There are arrivals from Salt Lake almost daily and
in the case Of parties of emigrants some Of the
vehicles are as extraordinary as the motive-powe
which propels them. Gov. Cumming testifies to
having observed wagon, on the road from Salt
Lake City to Provo which was drawn by pigs har.
messed to the tongue by ingenious combination Of
straps and cords. In it was seated fat man who
excited his team even into trot, by the aid of a
black'snake whip.
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SHIPS, ,sT4EAlII3l3AHiS AND 5FAA
ile9suppliqd with Best, PORK, AIattepand Veal
sspsages. TFiRe. snd axerSth in the butcher
ug ine. barrels and half of choies gpFned Beef
bd 1b u order cE Cabin o. FAMILY ss al stsIs Nos 80
sHd 81 OLD FREEioH hA RKRT, by ~ s' e. s-5ta
f.s5sg5t "a MEREE1. a PARKEk.
\. B.s4snbSass ana shpssapplisd with sl Kinds el Ivs
Stock such fresh hlch cQvg hsats, Plss, sheep
9s ss1. 29t -szs' ~ ss j s seq
asalaaas fasss
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rzsze ,-s5z..1==sr-, FOR LAX H BORGRE
So - fsssa h and Mexican t1ulf-MEXIGAN
5Z-tEa4&GULF RAILWAY. - Depot
corner of Goodchdren and Champs Eyssee.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
To ProotOryile, Lake Rorgnedistance 23 miles Fare
through, so cents, children and slaves, half price.
Departure of Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake .......l0 A.
Lake " city, 81 A. 81
Office 90 Common street Fer all business Of the Railroad
Department. oiher business connected with the
thslae Alexander Gordon, apply to
IN. q. BAKEWELI, Executor,
who the ouy person authorized make sign
obligations for the road.
omnbusses Canal street every fifteen minutes for
the depot. se25 If
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F--
Swauson's Landing, Albany, Shreveport Grand
Bayou St. Maurice Alexandria and ali landings
Red kiverThe and light draugh drawing only Is
i2ehes gbO sesmer Comet, r. seade, master, W sleade,
clerk, will leave as above
HPassengers and shippers rely he Comet remain
ing in the trade the entire she Bought expressly
for the above TRACE
For freight Or passage, apply on board or 10
F. G.. RANDOLPH & CO.,
Gl0tulup freat