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PARTICULAR NOTICES.


HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS
The Continental Guards are hereby
GO % to sembe At their Amory URsDAY March
Second atenans Of the Company obedience to
brigade Orders No and also TO elect commissioned Of
'es'''0' me ensuing year. Y A qsfsF I NJ TODD o.n
w. +. HoDGKINs, Act'E Orderly. mJtd
HEADQUARTERS LIST BRIGADE, lsr DIVISION, la MMrrA
New Orleans, March 4, 1859 (
Special Order No. 1.-The resignation OF
attached 70 the First Brigade having been accepted by Hs
Excellency the the member 81 said Com
pany viii assemble ut their Armory TUESDAY March l5
First and one Second Lieutenant.
Col Rob Hooper Jr, of the 9th Regiment. Ia detailed az
o. Election and will make due returns the
The polls will be opened at P. NJ. close at9PM
BY command of
Brigadier General e. l.. TRACY
Commanding lot Brigade Is, Division La Militia
THos. F. WALKER Brigade Inspector ms
STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of LivDgbon, Feb, IL 1859
nY- Proposals Will be received by the nm
un me I'm gay Of March next for the erection Of
plan and specifications will be exhibited by the under
HGned with FULL explanations in relation to the details
then make their bids provided bid shall sum Of
three thousand dollars.
fel6 I'd A. DEvALL, Agent.
NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
February 8, 1883 :
Company for the ensuing year The following gentle
men were Chosen viz
WV, Mercer. james ne ii i Caldwell.
And the meeting OF the ne Board on the 7t In
President. By order
,.,o ~ NO. j. TIsDALE,
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b. WALTON,
No. 10 BANK PLACE.
Having his present location bees the
public that he prepared for the transaction business IN
his and so the favors Of his friends In the sale Of Real
Estate, Slaves Bank and 9th Stocks, Caxgoes,
Sales and Sales OF Merchandise will have the
personal attention Of the Mo
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SUCCESSION DE AMOS ". HATNEs, DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
FoUR-sToRY BRICK STORE IN THE CENTER Oh
business at the Of Magazine SID Common Streets
BY j. B. WALTON


THURSDAY. March "A. 1859. at l2 O'Clock.
i at Banks Al cace will be sold
THE LOT or GROUND situate at the southeast
Magazine and Common Streets in the bounded by Mag
Common 1choupitoulas and Graver streets measuring
thirty three inches Common
feet front Magazine street feet the opposite
side line dividing said Lot from the adjoining Lot and thirty
four feet inches and four lines depth the opposite
to and parallel With Common street. together with all the i'm
provements rights privileges ervudes and advsnt
which Lot Ia
THE FIRE-PRooF, BRICK, FoUR-sToRY STORE,
covering the entire Lot.
This property leased to O. woodman for Eve 5ear, be.
ginning the Both Sept mber 1851 ending the 90
quarterly. =
~ TERMs-One- tbi cash the balance at one and two
years credit from day Of sale With tx per in
maturity Of and eight
after maturity i no. punclualy paid with mortgage
upon the property until final pay meIt.
The property be kept insured s value the
Of the purchaser and the policy policies Of insurance
nsered the vendor until after the maturity
Of the first note.
The OF sale before A. Mazureau. Egg Notary Public
will be passed the receipt of the Special Power Aor
which is expected within few days alter the day Of
| m
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A FINE
Residence in the town of Vaudeville, with improved
grounds, consisting of gardens etc.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,

Office. II Commercial, Place.
TUESDAY, Goth Inst. at lie O'Clock NJ, in
the rotuAda OF the St. Louis Hotel. will be sold
THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY situated in the
Vaudeville about four hundred feet from the Lake
shore.
property forms the # Carroll and Jefferson
front Carroll by depth $50
feet on Jeffe rson street
The consist of onestory cottage house, e1e
lex pillars containing four bed dining
psnres front gallery 40 feet long by IL feet in width The
p!astered and glazed
There also the property kitchen sta
trees, and wharf and bath house, bull, last
The house being completely furnished the furniture ncud
four carriage in perfect ORDER will be sold in block
with the property.
A~TERMS-One thousand dollars in cash; the balance in
OF and for notes bearing Blk
with mortgage on the property
Parties wishing to purchase private sale do by
ply ing a the office OF the auctionters.
T. o. Stark Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser mi I'd
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VERY CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RE-
81 ence in The FIRST District within short distance Of the
business portion Of the city, at private sale.
BY JULL4N NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office, II Commercial Place.
THE very convenient residence belonging
10 j. Chiffon, Esq., situated on Robin, between Maga-
zine and Constance streets.
Ihe building is of h,lck two stories, with attic and
parlurs dining ROOM bedrooms, kitchens, wash
rooms and every convenience necessary for genee family
The lot is large and the house well ventilated.
k4rTERMS-Made known on application at our Office
MI lot
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SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE PARISH OF PoINTE
Conpee this State held jointly by the heirs respectively
of ossPh aIH aGd Mrs. L 4 f'scs es deceased
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office II Commercial Place.

JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
Az ha APPEL q isss at r. O'clock
The First District Of this city by The above named aucon
Two several The honorable he Fourth
District Court Of New ossns dated the % 1859 rem
and he Se he ecena District Court q
ma WIFE
of % P P 81 T Ee ?ssis5a s VII e.
in township g. sout.westo ne Mississippi river Of range 10
@ S s at nv hs ss
Joseph Lands deceased by patent dated
s nss sssss s g1s
@rssns I conanss acres pa eed joseph
& PSsn I o balance Sns s
Of n he, at and airs
from date until paid secured By special
Act of tae before James Graham Notary Public at the ex
pense of the purchaser.
vENTE DE pRoPRIETE dams la PARoIssE de PoTNTE
Coqpee eoniop,sment , . hersrs
'e''' FAR JULIAN NETILLE s. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Enceneur.
Bureau, IL Commercial Place.
SAMEDI lie ayrM, 1859, midi, r H. l;s! e.
vile, enceneur susmenliope du consenenep, des
q ia
lie 1850 endu d4ns aare de "a de
; ~
critics vendues, a SAVIOR
psrie du lot No 49, desgne ion g. town
suoust de la rivete Mississippi du 10 sue
de PoEte Coapee dams lie district ds
Nonvela IS 76 100
Joseph Landls decide patent date du ID
| vembre l4S
q Section townshp6 rang est dams paroisse do
Ponte Coupee dams lie district de erres suet vende Ia
Nouvele Orleans 1877 n lU0 patene
Joseph ardis, par paente date du % JUN lsa5.
| CONDITIOSS-Un tiers compliant, la balance deux pale
eeals pour te de acqueTeur payable ct ans
pecvemeul apres date inere Ia nropree dams la
campagne jusqua paen emit secure par
morig special sur la proprie e.
Ace de pardevant James Graham noare public,
| frais des acquereur. mi q al 9
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BY ]. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF AMOS W. HATNEs, DECEASED.
BY }. b. WALTON.

Once, 10 Bsnk Place.
r H. Morgan Judge Of The Second District Court ds.ed Fss
op Of the succession Of Amos W sinss Dc.
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon partly in suburb Lacourse and partly suburb
sanet First District Of this city and designated los IN
slss,o Nc sa dane
annexed to act sed before W. Y Lewis late Notary IN
th rss sa and a and 1ons a.
said street. by 100 feet 10 eepth and font On Ed
The improvements consist OF modern two story slate roof
frame dwelling and back buildings, nearly new.
Of sale before william Shannon Notary Public the
expense OF the purchaser.
Immediately after the sale Of the above described lot Of
PEW No. q in he Frs, GopgregaonaI Uni sran Church.
corner q e Charlie, and Julia streets.
SUCCESSION DE AMOS ". HAINEs, DECIDE
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
Do Banks. on Honorable p D. Morgan,
DE- L. sse
US TERRAIN les authorizations desus situe partis
dams anbonrg Lacourse parse fanbourg ssue
Premier District de ct!e VILE dagne No dams
Pilet No 81 sur I'M plan desse Chas Zmpel depue
voyer des u portan. date dn 81 dectmbre 1895 anne1s
IN acte pase pardevant Lewis auirefois nose
noncaon ct mesure rs peds pouces ct gnes de front
Ia die rue tnnoneation 0 piers de pIondeur ct front
Les authorizations CONSTANT maison bos deu1
etages ardoises batisses arrere
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ace de vene pardevant William Shannon notaire public
frsis de Pacquereur.
Immedaement apres la cidessus decr
sera ysnd1 POM compte de Ia meme succession
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fell % milo II
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BY J. NEVILLE & co.
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE SECOND
District at auction. without reserve,
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,

CERTAIN BLOCK OR 1sLEr OF GROUND situated
in suburb Jackson and designated by No 30 the na
plan of sad faubourg Jackson made by j. N. Depouely
achect and ,sed in the office OF Joseph Cuvileur late
Notary Public of tn city Said block being triangular FORM
is composed Of three LOIS Of Ground fem to In
cusively and have In American meaAue the following d.
Lot Me- l. las feet front Alexander street. fifty
Customhouse street. tof which forms the
the line which divides from No. q and 81
the line Lot No 60 feet front Cnsomhou.e
street. liz feet the ln which divides 1t from Lot No
feet line which divides 1t from No g. 81
the line. And Lot No l25 feet front
omouse street. ~ feet the line which divides Lot
and $50 feet the line this said lot being Of tisn
gulsr form.
TERMS-One third cash balance IN and IL months for
notes bearing mortgage the property with per
and If not paid Mt maturity thereafter cent Interest
until final payment
Of teore VIM L. Poole Notary Public, at the
pense Of the purchaser. mi
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JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office. II Commercial Place
THURSDAY, March 10. 1859. Mt 12 o'clock
NJ auction at the City Hotel Common street, will be
sold - .
H. Place, Esq occupied by George G. Lawrason
ESQ situated In desirable neghborhood St. Charles
street together with seventy shares reduced sixty
shares Of Citizens Bank stock, which there
loan.
Said property the square bounded by ST.
Charles. Girod, Carondeet Julia and
60 feet ont St. Charles street. by depth l6 feet M
French measu'G.
The imp consist Of twostory brick building
tainDg spacious pArlo dining we'll ventilated sleeping
ans cemented and rendered entirely
proof bathing with proper apparatus making in all
Is rooms in the front building
In The portion Kitchens wah.rsom
rooms geher with cement-d brick stable
carriage &C. with above, all In good
order
grounds tasteulIy laid and planted with choice
flowers obtained with and
taking view its proximity business large
grounds the Of business lenders one the most de-
srable spots in the city,
The sale positive and without and will not be dis.
posed of at private sale.
HS-TERMs- cash balance in and two
for notes bearing ont property with cent In
erest until maturity and not then paid cent
until final improvements to be kept in
assume according the charter shares Czens' Bank
Stock reduced CT shares but which there loan.
Act Of sale before f. g. Gotschak, Esq., Notary Public at
the expense of the purchaser.
N. B-Pares wishing examine the property do by
tpplyng at the office the auctisneer. fe28
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BY N. v1GNIE.

VERY PROFITABLE INvEsTAENr-vALUABLE IN.
proved Property and Binding Lots in the First and Fourth
Districts, Carollton. ETC., on very long credit.
BY N. VIGNJE
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17o Z. =: mATTHEWs q CO.-cAn.
lR@2 Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale
AxIES suitable for Cane Carts aud DrayH with
AID Nuts. No. l66 0ravasr Orleans.
I AW NOIICE-J. II. & JOHN Z. HOLLAND Attor
II neys and Counselors at Law. Office
d2s 3n Between Union and Perdido
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from Georgia, all in prime order and fully guaaneed
credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
WILL be offered Mt private sale until the
w 18TH instant
SIXTX.FIGHr CHOICE COTTON HANDS, to arrive by
10Th sold above they will be ofei ed by pub
auction. The 24th inst. When list and full description
will be published.
n~For full description and terms, apply at Office
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SECOND DISTRICT Court SUCCESSION OF II. d. sCHRE
of New Orleans. DER No. S52S.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
of this and 10 all other herein interested
show within days from the notification if
they why the presented by the Admin
is,rnor should homo gated approved
the funns dist ibuted in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court
j. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
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POSITIVE SALE, by CONSENT OF Parties. Of AN
elegant residence and spacious grounds situated
Chorles rect FIRST District, within few minutes walk
Of the St. Charles Hotel
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SUCCESSION DE l.. v. HUBBARD, No 2lIs-yENTE
FACTIONS.
n 4 I n Il T..

PdR PdLFREY q CO,
U. L. c. DUPuy, Encantenr,
Bureau q du Camp.
GAMEDI, l2 mars 1859, a midi, PArcade
y de Banks des Magasns yeru dun ordre de PHono
rable Troeme Cou de District de la Nouve Orleans date
lie q fcser 1859, pour compile de Ia die succession
Dix actions da lie fonds capital de la Compagne de Tee
graphe de Washington It Nouvele Orleans.
ny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M IL
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosD OF HECK
WHEREAS william Isermnnn Inns petit
w toned the Court for Letters OF Curatoshp the vacant
Fsnte the Jacob Inck. deceased
Notice is hereby given all whom 1t may concern show
within days. why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should be granted 49,.
BY order of the Court
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rJNHOs. MURRAY & CO., SUCCESSORS TO
Messrs Pooey, Nico Coz Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Of Cedar and Julia Streets New Basn Hunts old
Yard
We constantly hand assortment of everv descp
lion of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and every lpoh OF
Sc4nng Timber Shingles Iaths and every quality OF
Lumber necessary for buing purposes. o
fe26n THOS MURRAY & co.
SHERRY-a6 ca es Romaro's Pal for sale by
~ S. WOLFE
fell corner Graver and New Levee SITS.
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DONED TURKEY AND DOBES-
The undersigned having made all the necessary arrange
mens informs the public that he prepared to ill orders OF
all kinds for refreshments BALLS, SoIREES or PIC
MICS; and families all times be served with boNED
TURKEYS FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMS, DOBEs'
GALLATINEs etc. at all hours and got up IN Tue oes
styles. X. A. HOWARD,
Successor Geo. Beard,)
No. 1877 Camp street,
falls 6m opposite St Patrick's Church.
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Tar-30O barrels Alabama.
% Poydras street.
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SUCCESSION OF sAMLwRIGHT Oakley. DECEASED.
valuable Building Lot Eusrpe Coliseum Place.
Fifteen valuable Lots in the Immediate Of the
jackson Railroad Depot-Three valuable Building Lots in
Fourth District Mary street. Nayades street
Ten Lots Of in Faubourg Washington Third District
LIZ mo
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closed mail consisting etters and States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionan Islands,
sent from the Post office in New York semi weekly.
ship Charles and jane, Copt. Booker, from
New YORK, is aschargng her at Post IS Second
District ConsgBees will please attend to the receipt their
goods on the leyee. GEO. W. HYESON a CO.,
mQ Cam strpet
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bIolasses Barrcls-2UO0 Cypress barrels made at the
Barrel Factory o. p. Duly. =, ,,,,,,r , x,o
,.y,f ~ lPoydrHs street.
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SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL WRIGHT OAKEf, decide
I'm Terrain valeur Ia Euterpe, es de Ia Plac
Coliseum Qu Lots de valeur dams ls vosnage dn depo
DIT chemn de fer jackson. Tris Lots fs yaeur daI
ontti District la SteMare pres de la Nay
AIDES. Din T. Tere lie FHubourg Washington, Trci
sitme District.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-01

The MYSTERY OF DEATH DR.. Holland
thus eloquently writes upon the mystery
of mysteries:
"The body is to die; so much is certain.
What lies beyond2 No one who passes
the charmed boundary comes back to
tell. The imagination visits the realms
Of shadows-sent out from some window
of the soul over life's restless waters,
but wings its way YEARLY back with an
olive leaf in it's beak as token of emerg.
ing life beyond the closely bending hori.
zon. The great sun comes and goes in
heaven, yet breathes no secret of the
ethereal wilderness. The crescent moon
cleaves her nightly passage across the
upper deep, but tosses overheard no mes.
sage and displays no signals. The senti.
mel stars challange each other as they
walk their nightly rounds, but we catch
no syllable Of their countersign which
gives passage to the heavenly camp.
Shut inl Shut in! Between this and the
other life there is great gulf fixed, across
which neither eye nor foot can travel.
The gentle friend whose eyes we closed in
their last sleep long years ago, died with
rapture in her wonder stricken eyes, a
smile Of inefable joy upon her lips; and
hands folded over triumphant heart but
her lips were past speech, and intimated
nothing OF the vision that enthralled her. "
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DISGUSTING CoNoEIT.- Paragraph
below we find going the rounds, credited
to the Louisville journal Whatever its
source, no man, it seem to us, but an
over-amorous idiot could have written
such thing, which, stupid as naussating
is nearly enough to disgust any woman Of
sensibility or delicacy with all mankind,
because so silly cOxcomb is, unfortu.
pately, included in the sex:
To the pretty girl sending US, be.
tween nov aud the lst Of January, the
handsomest pair of kid gloves 1--WE wear
No. 7a) kiss upon the forehead; to the
one sending the best hsmmed handker-
chief (hemmed with her own handy kiss
upon The cheek and to the one sending
the most beautiful slippers four feet are
rather small and delicate, dear girls,) a
kiss upon the lips
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RAILROADS.
Change of Time November II, 1859.
G H. !. GA q O.,
Great Western and North western
LIME.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI,
a LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO sHORT.LINH
RAILR GA DS.
Tho Shortest Route between Cincinnati
and Chicago.


Three Passenger Trainsleave Cincinnati from
thefoo of M i'll and Front streets. 80. 80.
Bt5O A. M.-Ohicago Mail arrives at Indianapolis
at 1910 p. NJ, Chicago at 1880 l.. m. This train
connects with all night trains out Of Chicago for
the West and Northwest; connects at Indianapo.
lis with trains for Terre Haute; also with Peru
trains for feru. Logansport, Fort Wayne and To.
I1,45 p. nj. M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette 40.
making direct connections at Indianapolis with La
fayette trains for Decatur gheld, Naples Qun
oy, Hannibal and st. Joseph.
at l26 A. NJ, making close connections at Chicago
with all morning trains out Of Chicago.
Sleeping cars attached 10 all the night trains
on this line, and run through to Chicago without
This 10 exclusively Western and Northwestern
route and with favorable and reliable ARRANGEMENTS
with all connecting roads throughout the entire
commodations to the patrons OF this line.
The Companys exclusive Telegraph Line 10 used
when necessary, to govern the movement OF trains,
and Loughrdge's celebrated Patent Brakes, are at.
tached to all passenger trains BY which they can be
perfectly controlled besides all the other modern i'm.
provements necessary for the comfort and safety OF
passengers the managers Of this road have literally
provided. l4. ..n.
Smoking.cars on this line.
p Be sure you are In the right ticket olce before
You purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets via
Lawrenoeburg and Indianapolis.
'nTeftsS FEGKErs sos until used can be OBJ
tanned at the ticket oces at spencer House Corner
north west corner Broadway md Front; No. Bur.
at Depot office foot Of Ill, OH Front street, where
all necessary info rmation m sY be had.
Qnnibuses mi run 70 ana M fron each train, and vii
S ss asdrsss 81 a saa Sos parts OF the
nOl4 Gereral Ticket Agent.
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NOVEMBER IA, 1859.
Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton
Ea m EaA5sa NJ 5ER#as5f#zH
R..A.TLRoA AID
GIX DAILY TRAINS LEAVE TIL

SIX DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THH
~ Sixth-street Depot.
Trains run through to Cleveland SaDdusky, To.
ledo and Indianapolis without change Of cars.
Through Tickets for all Eastern, Western, North.
efn and North: western cities:
Richmond, Indianapolis Lafayette, Chicago, and all
Western Cities. Connects ut Richmond with G. and
q Road for Logansport; also connects at Hamilton
7.S0 a. M. TRAIN-For Dayton, Springfield,
close connections with all trains leaving Chicago the
same evening. Also connects at URBANA FOR Co.
LUMBUs at Bellefontaine with u. and I. R. R., East
and Vest at Forest wit with Ply Mptts6qrg Fort Wayne and
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad trains fer Cleveland
and Detroit; at Dayton for Greenville, Union, Win
10 4. M. EXPREss TRAIN-TOr Cleveland
via Delaware for Dunkirk Buffalo, Boston, New
line for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all
3:40 P. III. TRAIN-For Hamilton, Richmond.
Indianapolis, Terre Haute and Saint Louis; con:
$50 p. vi. TRAIN-FOr Dayton, Springfield,
Belefontaine Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and
all points in Canada. Connects ut Beefontaine with
B. and /. Il. r., East and West.
land via Delaware for Dunkrk, Buffalo, Boston,
New York, and all Eastern cities Also, connects at
Crestline for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and all Eastern cities.
HS-The night Express Train leaving Cincinnati at
l:3O p. M. leaves daily ExCTP SATURDAYS. All other
trains leave daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS;
For further information and Tickets, apply at the
Ticket offices northeast corner Front and Broad.
way; No. 1859 Wanut-street, near Gibson House; st
the new Ticket 0fce on the west side Of
street House, Tor at the Six th street Depot.
nol2 ID. MCLA BEN, Superintendent.
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A GREAT AUTHORS OPINION OF TEE
WoRLD-Voltaire, the wittisst and per.
hsps the most idolized of writer's, gives
an opinion Of life and the world that thou.
sands who have breathed and suffered
will with aching minds indorse: 1.-THE
world abounds with wonders, and also
with victims. In man is more wretched
ness than m all other animals put to
getber. Man loves life, yet he knows he
must die; spends his existence in difus
ing the miseries he has suffered--out
ting the throats of his fellow-creaturel
for pay--cheating and being cheated
The bulk Of mankind are nothing more
than crowd Of wretches, equally crimi
nal equally unfortunate. I wish / haG
never been born"