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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31
BOSTON RUBBER BEL TING.

BOSTON RUBBER BFLTXNG.
All size, . or $ ply from II to II inches, Rubber
and Hemp Packing at Manufacturers prices,
IB On.
Our Warehouse is full OF every variety of Iron, in
Guiding genuine Swcde and Sligo, Sanderson's Cast
Steel, Blister and German Steel, Steel Springs from
2 to ) leal. Pillow sets, Wings, Coulter and Landsides,
Shovel Plow Moulds, Cultivator Teeth, Hammered
Iron Axels, Thimble Skeins, &c.
NAILS,
800 kegs Wheeling Nails, at slaughtered prices
lower than ever was known in this market.
100 kegs Nails Ohio Brand Warranted, at $3.50
per keg CASH.
PUN S.
Chain, Iron, and Wood pumps and Garden En-
gines. Also Dead Pipe Tubing, and Hydraulic Rams.
Also, Paints, Oils, Glass. sc.
4qRICUJT URAL IMPLEMENTS.
Seythes, Shovels, Forks, Spades, Pike Garden
Tools, Log Chains. Cable Chain, Trace Chains, Nuts,
Washers, Sofa Springs, Rubber Leather, SkirtiHg sc.
= . II II = M f MS
A large and general assortment of Guns, Pistols,
Powder, Powder Flasks, Shot and Gun bags, Lead,
Shot, and a large variety of Percussion Caps, sc.
. Q a i q g.
We are Agents for E.. & t. Fairbanks, and can
furnish Fairbanks Scales all sizes, at manufacturer
price list, they are undoubtedly the best scales now
known.
ROLLER & HOWARD,
One door East Of The Bank, ashland. Ohio.
July 81, 1859. 3m9
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sarThe most ample and perfect qualification
j. to be found in the enjoyment of moral and
intellectual pleasures.
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SADDLERY.

In this line we have every thing that Saddle and
Harness makers require. We viii duplicate the bill
of any establishment within 30 miles of Ashland
Saddler's and fairness makers remember our propo-
sition, hiring along your Cleveland, Wooster or Mans
field bills. We will duplicate them and make mon
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LADIES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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8UgaD3Ma ~ERA7YPRB13Ah8

0UlLD14TN EAA Aal3ALGa
Sash, Doors and Window blinds at Manufacturers
prices. 200 Kegs Prre Passaie Lead in Oil, very
cheap. so kegs Snow white Zine. SEQ gallons
Flaxseed Oil, old
Within the last season. we have sold FRildiag Ma
terial not only to Builders in every Township Of this
County, but in each ad dining County at satisfactory
prices. Parties who are about going 10 erect Euild-
ings, Will profit themselves by procuring our prices
for Building material, Which win be e,Ieeriully gwen
them at any tin.e whom desired. Az persons using
oil should remember that pain: put on with old Oil.
will Last one 70 irth longer than new made Oil
Locks, Latches and Hinges. Bara door Hinges,
Hooks and Eyes, Window Glass ali sives, at very low
figures.
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A S b L A N D
Ashland, April 90, 1859. 46tf
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Bought cheap for Cash, consequently We offer a
REDUCED Prices.
. Cast Steel, Mulay Saws, several brands, (warrant.
ed We can suit any one in this line both in quail
" aud price. Machine and Hand Gross Cuts, lower
than ever was known.
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Knives and Forks from IS cents to Sc a sett. Pock
ct Knives. AMERICAN and German, Rogers. Westen
hnlms; Scissors and Shears Rogers, American. and
German, Pruning Shears; Razors. (Wqrrantod).
Wade & Butsiors Rogers; Westenholm & Gilehrisl
Spoons. Iron. frunsw OK and Silver plated.
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didate in the shove, and it seems to me that if
Mr.. Cantwell ever intended to make such a
pledge then and there would have been the
proper place to have done so.
The committee say, too, that Richland
county has had the Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas &c. Very trus, but when did we
ever present a candidate for Judge? Is Rich
land county to blame because our lawyers will
not lsave their lucrative practice at the Bar for
a seat upon the Bench? This is urged, fellow
democrats, as a reason why we should vote
against the regularly nominated ticket of the
democratic party. 1t does not satisfy me, and
1 don't believe it will you.
Richland county, say the committee, "have
had the member of the Board of Equalization.'
We now have the candidate for the same Office
in the person of Maj Uric, who received the
entire vote of Richland county for the nomina-
ton. The COMMITTEE" charge one of tie can
didates with triekery. Who is meant, Icannot
gay. IF the charge of triekery refers to the
fact that Mr.. Caltwell talked with a delegate
from this county who was instructed by his
township to vote for him, the charge is simply
ridiculous. Did Mr.. Cantwell receive the nom
ination fairly and in pursuance of the usages O.
the democratic party Richland county wal
| entitled to IS votes in the convention of these
CT were instructed for Mr.. Cantwell and eigh
for Gen. Fulton, Ashland county was entitled
| to SO votes; of these three were instructed fo
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@sa3nAniB NGc"ranperen y. 6umtpIrt
beFnoEt lib in ficicm Nu9enGljfi, 9(tcur5 9 uar
anf rem Ne9e CUR GathcoraIe. NQ1s. mas Q1iI.
Irni6aTt, &unit unO 8ilcun9 in @srliu revr:
%ltntirt, bat lid Ter prriellicn nnseihlpNrn. Sn
9pirJeitidtem unifcrmen 9cben rrct Rnmmcy
berrcr, bic Srncn cCS @eritortcnen tr1arlr, rr,u
S~'ihenmo9cn Hcrdue, oer pom lchs 3tappcn au4
psn tGni9l. @aritate aC5N9sn miro. @uT ctm
MaNen Rcht sn eQfa6er ihwarjer cara epu
&i6enboll, NIT 0Oftccrsn unr @lumrn ~vcr;icrt
Nn jertr Se;te bse Qctiasnmaaens rararjfreu
CRIME Yainls3 wet3e tra8ence Gtupeuten. Sin
unrrmselit lan9e 8rtbe pom 9gasen Ihlisst rtn
Eeidrnjma. Der Yytu,~ Jlr9ent, ale Orin:cn
unb prin5eiiinuen iub in Der Gatferrale yer.
iammelt nno morten auf Die @nfunft crr IerE.
iit1sn 8eite bes 9rcBen pbiIOIcptrn. Gif aan,r
Stcnt 1T in nl9emeiner tieier 3rauer.
SO utb. Die eurcpSiIhrn @orre1ppnrrr.
ten bieii9er 8tGttcr lno Der AnIiHt, rug rts his.
beri9s SnaFtiYjtGt Der NeItrriter Karin ibren
@rvnb haze, RAP bic unsariidrn Rc9tmentsr
nitt 3uoerlGfii9 ieien. &Ulutb it in Gnrin az.
9stUmmsn unb triro i'm @ei0I0e 2cuis 0applecn
an efm &ricae Ibeil netn!gn.
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CEIURCHE!
BAPTIST;

BAPTIST:
v: Duncan campo. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Annuncistion-Co Corner Observation-Disclosures.
immaculate observation-disclosures on Canal
[Jesuitsl-Baronne Common.
St. Louis Decentralization Square.
St. Anhony-Rampart, C. Cont
st. Alphonse Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st. Augustile-Bay0n Read, C. st. Claude.
St. Observation-Disclosures Seguinand Barthelemy, Al
giers
St. John Baptist-Dryades b. Clioand Calliope.
st. Marie-Conde, n ursnline.
St. Mary-Josephne, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Grod
st. Peter Marigny. b. Casacalvoand Greamen.
st. Theresa-Camp opp junction with Pryt8nis.
st. Trinty-St. Ferdinand.
St. Vincent de Pau-Cireatmen, c. Montegut.
Ursune Convent-Below the city.
FIRST CONGREG ATIONAL st. Charles. r. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Peter'stseamen's BetheD
5Espianaae. LEgist Protesante G.
Bienvlle Christ ChurcL-Canal, Dauphne St. Pauls-
Camp, Gaennie. ST. uke'sHercules near Felicity road
Trinty-Jackson Plaque,nine. Annunciaton- Anuun.
citation Square: Mount Olivet-Algiers.
LUFHERAN Enterpe, b. Baechusa and Dryades.
c. Chestnut Moreau Esghien Dryades Terpsichore.
Pietyc Greetmen. Marias, b. BenviIle and Cont Coffee
n Jackson 81 Paul, tcolored Carrollton Carollton,
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania, c.. Clio
Gasacalvo, n. Railroad. Canal, c. Franklin. Fulton n
Josephine. Prytania, G. Josephine Thalia, c. Benton
Boriigny. Camp, II. CRdiz
tag-Clio, b. Apollo and Nayades.
UNITARIAN: Prytania Calliope Clio, b. Prytanis and
Fry ades TerpsichnA. H. .NayaGes Euterpe. 3acchrs
ns7 tlrvadas.
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Bacon was active and prices were better, the sales
embracing ESQ casks, Of which so Of Shoulders at t.
40 at 74c, 81 of Ribbed Shoulders at &c.. 10 at Sc,
ITO Clear in two lots on private TERMS and is at ic
y d. Sc. was refused for 100 casks Ribbed Sides.
In Lard, nothing Of any consequence was done.
STAR CAsDLEs. A sale Of 100 boxes full weight
at Zoe. y b cash.
CoFFKs. We did not hear of SALE
WHISKY. $50 bbls. Rectiied were sold at CSC. q
gallon, and "a at the same
FRETGHrs. ;. The market was firm Vessels filing
up with Cotton for Liverpool at SLED. We heard Of
SNIP taken for the Mediterranean and one for Lon
don 70 load with Tobacco, both on private terms,
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cATrLH HARKEr.

JEFFERSON CITY. june 8, 1855
The market to-day showed but little activity, with
an ample supply Of stock, at our quotations, viz:
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nfe0 years OLD Tree; those over three
fullfnro.
Family tickets packages twenty-five can be had at the
see 81 tho Master Of Transportation Camp street opposite
lafayette Square Persons who reside in the city and have
residence establishment the line Of the road
duced rate
The prepared to Goods and Pack
OF all kinds place with which they have
neu receiving and delivering the Of the city,
- T. g. WILLIAMS,
AA IT Matter Fermentation.
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osoek VI hot CLEARED.
SUGAR. About $50 hhds. were sold from first
and second hands at previous rates. Fair to Fully
Fair 5a@6c. % ID. Also, on plantation, 900 hhds.
Fair at 5se. % ID.
MoLAssEs. Sales 800 to 400 bbls Fermenting at
29@3lac, and 100 half bbls. do at &c. 39 gallon.
FLOUR. Dull with sales of 500 to 600 bbs., EN-.
bracing $50 superfne and Extra at Sc 10 for the
former and - for the latter 1875 Choice Extra
(NonpareiD at S. 624 and los do. (Harrison) at
SO 70 Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was in good request at firm prices,
and about 5000 sacks sold, including 1900 at 81
for Ordinary Inferior, and 81 10@$1 10 for Prime
700 Mixed in store at ST. COO at 81 07a, 1000 Mixed
and White Mixed at 81 10, 500 at 81 10 and 81 Is,
500 at 81 10, 229 do Fancy at the same price, and
$50 at 81 20 % blshel. In Oats, we heard of no
movement OF Bran, some 900 sacks were sold in
Guiding 700 at 81 and 200 at 81 05 y bushel.
HAY....A tlatboat load of Western was taken at
s26 u tun.
Provisions. The sales of Pork were confined
to retail at SIT % Dbl. for Mess The demand for
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A j. POWELL, LAND AGENT AND REAL Es-
a. TATE BRoKER = Office. No. IL Cont street. New
Orleans. VIII attend to Land Claims in the different Land
Offices in the State and in the Land Deg
ton City.
Sugar estates bought and sold commission. ALI 7ms
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Sunday, May l. 1885

zU56 which VIII last regular train.
On Sundays the steam train will the o'clock morning
p and leave the city every hour after IL O'Clock until II
O'Clock at night
On and after Sunday 18th will half-hour
every Sunday from o'clock until 8.
E1n special trips from Lake night by the Hoe Car
when required by notifying the Conductor
The Steam Train will at GENTLY Station, when notified,
except mail trips and after o'clock r. NJ Sundays Fare
each Is cents and conductors have timely notice
an N
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GREAT BARGAINS-GREA BARGAINS.
FORTY PER CENT DEDUCTION.
g. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Customhouse and Biepyl
nrla

NO. 81 ROYAL between Cusomhouse BienvIIIe
streets, New Orleans.
Just open an extensive of French and German
IOOKINGGLASSES, Gilt Frame and limitations do Orna.
and Plain Wood of style for Glasses Portraits
Engravings Photographs, etc.
His superior splendid stock is offered forty per cent
less year. and twenty cent below the lowest
ket prices.
NB-Eyery article is guaranteed, and the choice Locking
Glasses thickness The above considerable deduc
ton owing discount allowed and the decline in glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years.
Az immense Gallery of Paintings, Eneravisgs and Lho.
graphs by greatest masters exhibited for sale at
siderable reduction.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES.
FOR SALEA of Stereoscopc Views, excessively low,
to close consignment
NJ Paintings Renovated, MIS- 6m
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8ebietu Of tbe Nlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.
Friday Morning, June 10, 1859.
COTTON, But few buyers entered the market
yesterday and the sales were confined to about GOO
bales. Holders were firm. Wednesdays business
amounted to about $500 bales. We quote as before
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
oeaasFy aasd ssddiioxSss1I<
Good Goo T0,rdainaly PIG 9A Mddus e1i2a
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand lst September, 1858. bales D4s
received yesterday.... 38-174 1872
p.,o,,,, ,,,o ,,.ooo l17,276
exported TO date $40
tnsspo.t eoyestetaay U00-l, 66S,S49
burnt '''.''.'....'.'.,.,.'....... li,5W l6sos4
stock on hand not cleared..... 9,9,6
TOBACCO. The reported sales embraced some
$40 hhds, of which 10 and 200 at - 10 at 55c 10 at
TIC, at and one or two other lots of which no
particulars were reported. Also, on Wednesday, 70
hhds. on private terms
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO,
Stock on hand ls September 1855 .........hhds 1sn4
received hhce
Received yesterday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SIS 562is
r,,,.,.d s,no. S4,262
r,APo.e9 euee 66,123
Exported yesterday 1904 57,ls7
Stock on hand not clearad ~ o.
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FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-sHOP.

KITTRE 4 d FOLsOM
FN ~ Qste Ben Kitredge Co.. Importers Of Gum
\/ aud Sporting Apparatus in all Its branches
[$&Ik Wholesale and retail dealersin American Ridss
Pistols and Firearms of every variety IS 9,
" VCharles street, st Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and lsA Main street. Cincinnati Ohio
DBL en-
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COTTON PRESSES.

ALABAMA,
- Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Henderson street,.
St Marys street, between Perdido and Poydraas
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
1890 Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets,
BRAMAH,
Corner of Tchoupouasand Richard streets,
MERCHANTS,
New Leveeand Lousastreets.
Corner Leveeand Rofignacsreets.
Corner Annunciationand Richardstreets,
SzYMANSKIS,
SHIPPERS,
Corner Hendersonand New Leyeestreets,
CornerNew Leveeand Rofhgnacstreets
Corner Canal and Robertso1streets.
Corner Of TchoHpitoulasa Orangestr g.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leveestreet between ST. Ferdinand and Montexs
streets, Third District.
PICAYUNE,
Leyeestreet, oppcsitePost13s, ThirdDistriot.
INDEPENDENT
New Levee and Rofignacstreets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Leyeestreet, between Monteg utand Coue tstrssh
Third District.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.
BROWN 4 CO., IS CsrondeIet street
SANU SMITH 4 Co. Camp sire ct
g ggDSgN GO Corner Camp and Casalstreets
BENoIsT, SHAW Co, No. 81 Camp street
oANh of CoMmEhCE JACOB BARKER, Agent,
-uo,,.,u CornerCampand Gravferstreets
THOMAS IL BARkER Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
Il. W. CONNER d SON, No. IS Carondelet street.
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Each trunk, valise, or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. ................ $50.
Packages, other than baggage,
Weighing not more than 100
aOunub, .,.........-......
Each additional 50 pounds of bag
gage, or packages other than
baggage.
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other valuables, weighing not
more than 100 pounds. .......
Each additional so pounds. ......
T. s. W
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IN. Il
AR4 - - NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Office In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
faJette SQUARED will deliver in part Of the city such Bag
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry etc. received
y the Railroad Or otherwise may be entrusted to their
charge or forward the with and dispatch
point the Great Northern Railroad Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them
ether at the Express office the residences
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will go
through the Train and receive the Checks all
wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
k3The Company will be responsible for articles placed
In Charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
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ny ENG
G,..,.....DYEING...........DYEING,

J, MONT RMPs, DYER AND sCoURER
M 69 Bourbon street,
has the honor 10 inform The public That he has Just
ne bnsnssn Of the fye, Establishment IS RoysI street
and thai no viii heretofore
don for which he is celebrated
The manner whc, for he last twelve years he
led The pf h srtnt or ltour Of
'tre' is guarantee or these vt honor him with their
pair0usss. OF ly
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RORGES EXPRESS
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS.

The subscriber is prepared to do general City Express In
connection with the Mobile Lake Shore packets the
Railroad having the exclusive privilege of the
road Families going the Lake. by leaving their orders
Pontchartran Railroad depot Mr.. Whittemore Lake
End will be promptly attended to, rny9 Am
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20 .25 40 80 40
20 rs 80 rs 30
10 10 10 10 10
40 80 100 1.M LOO
20 20 10 20 20
[LLIAMS,
Master of Transportation.
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DOMESTIC PORTS,
MINATITLAN AND VERA CRUZ.

Sails on SUNDAY. 10 h June at "A. NJ.
rESah FOR MINATlTLAN and YER CRUZ,
s.~ase-a ola, Souper commander, will leave as above
For freight or passage apply to
D. de G0ICOURIA,
1eo rs Camp et--ups
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
sRaTh s s9 y So S,sa
kkSSIs+ s4SS az
81 s.Es
S
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, North. sa.,
corner hatcher and Camp streets.
Brother. President,
yohn r. wS Shsw Vice Prest
MERCHANTS Eg1 S.. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Nc.
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY No. seet ies Cam.
T. Tny Ss.m: President.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE ooMpANY' Gorn.,
Camp and CommercialPlsce. AN - e'in"
GGeJJF Msnssn Vice PIsss
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. sou,b
east corner Camp and Natchezstreets.
es1sl. :Rsss' Ssssia.D,
A. F. Janvier.: Secretary.
Common streets
Thomas sl %o,..r. President
James Edwards Secretary.
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY No. ca.
oms se GsiIlsTd.
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPASYof Pb,,..
delphia, IS Camp street 0oA1 A-' VI nns'
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. 'A''n'
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and
Trust Company, No. 4s Campstreet.
rrrxrsspS " pInr Nh General Agent
pappy s corner s. Charles and Perdidostreets.
11vERpood, AND IoNnoN TIer Nh ;Agsnt s.
Rodevald afiSs tess.'
ssE SSaSSS j.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Canal and
Jules Dolhonde Secretary,
Place and Canal street.
Louis Barnett seesetaIv,
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, % st. Charl.
f!Iest s Fo3sai, Buildings. prssd.n.
Emile Debuys....-.......... Secretary.
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Compsny.-Depot, corner of Caope and Mag
nolia |eetrs
Resad and
Office, Camp street. opposite Laiay cite square
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
We Hewes. President
q. SegeI Vice Pres't.
Office corner St. Peter and Old Ievee Streets
NEW ORLEANS AND PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Ean and
Office, Vctoriastreet, near the depot.
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD-De
pot, corner Baronne and Perdido streets;
LAFAYETTE HoRsE-cAR RA1LRoAD-Depet, Is b.
rome street;
CARRoLToN AND LAKE RAILRoAD-Depot, Tivo
Circle.
George CurrieDuncan President
Alberto Blanchard. Secretary,
Office. No. Is Baronnestreet.
MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD-Depot. corner of Qoodchu
dren and Eysian Fieldsstreets.
W. g. BLACKWELL ............. Executor
Office. No. 90 Common street.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Marshall Texas,
TEHAUNrEPEC COMPANY, As Carondelet street,
Emile l.asere President.
Ii '1e1Hnser' Secletary.
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REDDlNG 4 CO.'S
ESf1 lhsS laW M SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

RQMBAIaIER y CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
freight Havana Matanzas, Cardenas villa Clara sagua la
lrande, Remedies Nuevitas, Puerto Principe Santiago de
Cuba, Trinidad Cisnfuegos connection with
presses Of Wells Fargo Co. Darlington Co, United States
change Company for the United States California Europe
Agents In New Orleans REDDING 4 co,
fe8 st, Charles ST. Chsrles Hotel.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23
AN ORDINANCE.

FNN0 amend section 10 of Article of the Codihed
IL Ordnlnce Of the city Of Mlrysville.
the pimnpn iuaou of Mtrssvie do ordtiu as
follows: Section of article Of ths COIided Otll-
nance shall be, ani the IS hereby amended to
real fJuws
SIC. ID. All rsnns keeping hotel, coffee house,
chop h1u'e, rat, or iafdns hn Is, wherein
board or meus are fufdiShsi to the public, eth by
tue meal lay, week or IN Jnth, whsh business tlere
Is Invested an an iuht not exec dag hteen hlh t-el
do' drs, stall pay monthly license OF SIX dJLlrS,
aud wien sucd b-Siu is Slnne;tel wi iar,
Owned a"d cJh ticte BY the 81 ne pfJprletJrs, sha
pty mo"th hceaSe of taeivs do.iars.
Those persJns ia VIII isa has ness tiere Is invested
any hnou q exceeding fifteen nan lreI dollars, sil ri
pty mont ny iosdss Ot twelve dollars, and When
Connected with bur, as HhOye, shall pay monthly
license "f twenty dp rs, (proti e thu the provls'
IONS ut tins section shall not apply to private board
Ing houses.
certIy the above to be an Or finance reported to
the Con non CIhncl ut their last IN -etlnS by the
committee on license AMI passed a secini reading,
and ordered prnted one week la the city Oh'ia press
Witness my lnd AMI the cOrPornte seal o
[SEAL. said city, this, 7th day OF October, 1889.
ocs T. L. EAHI5H, City CPk
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(FoRAERLY THE HAuS HousE.)
Corner of D AMI Third Streets,
MARTS WILLIE.


4 FOUR STORY Brick BUILD
IA ING, with front of one hd idred and sixty feet
wt Vefaniahs enclrc.ing the same, parallel with eacl
story.
'he above House is sitiated in the centre of the
business portion OF the city, and built ami fur
ished for ilrst class ilote aud such has su-
perIor on the Pacific coast.
iherr are no lark roOns or corral In the building.
All the roons are lisdt aud we'll vent lated.
Having recently purchased the ab"ve property
have made extensive in ,rOvements in the building.
anu re-iurnshed the same III superior style | am
now embed TO 0ief tile Jihlic nrst class Hotel at
prices that will suit the times.
The entire establish nent viii be uD er my personal
su,ervlson, having determined to reLt any pur-
tiun of the pre.nises
rle h1dse viii DC Sept Oper at all hours and rooms
reSerVedforth t'aveing public arriving by the stea
,ilers AMI coaches.
board per week.. ............. 81 90
b'fd per weeA, according to roo y $lU, $l2, Sl5.
'"o'N 'NS''''- '.''' .''''s''s...- Ou CTS
lodging per night. .5U cents 70 cents, 81 W.
decl4-ny LEE NfcGnWN, Prnprintnr.