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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

II u n y I y n N y j y Il.
PURSUANT to q proclamation of Robert C.
i Wickliffe, Governor Of the State of Louisiana,
to me directed, Notice is hereby given to the quail.
fled voters of the Parish OF Rapdes that an Elec.
ton will be held at the several precincts in the
Parish of Rapides established according to la- ON
M o N ID AY the seventh day Of Norem,
Der, 1859.
For ore Representative in Congress frem the
fourth Congressional District, composed Of the
Parishes of Vermillion, Lafayette, St. Landry,
Calcasieu, Rapides, Sabine, Natchitoches, Vim,
DeSoto, Caddo, Boss er, Claiborne, Bienvillc jack
son, Union, Morehouse, Ouachita, Caldwell and
franklin.
Governor Of The State of Louisiana
Lieut.. Governor "
Secretary ofState +" {"
Attorney General !" g
State Treasurer I"
Auditor of Public Accounts +"
Superintendent of Public Education,
Three Representatives to the State Legislature,
for the Parish of Rapides.
Sheriff, for the Parish Of Rapides.
Clerk of the District Court, for the Parish Of
Rapldes.
District Attorney, for the Parishes Of Rapides
and Avoyelles.
Coroner, for the Parish Of Rapides.
Assessor, for the Parish of Rapides.
Commissioner of the Board of Public Works,
for the Third District.
-Four Justices of the Peace, and three Con-
stables for the town Of Alexandria, and JUS
tiee Of the Peace and Constables for each Of
the otber Wards OF the Parish.
The Commissioners of Election will take notice
that said Elections be held nall respects according
to the provisions of the Constitutions and laws in
such cases made and provided.
Sheriff. Office September II, 1859.
American copy. j. 9. WISE, Sheriff.
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Copper Steam Sugar Train,
FOR SALE At A BARGAINi

r HAVE in my Work Shop three new Copper
i Evaporating Pans with Copper Worms in eech
Copper CURLING and Troughs with Brass syrup
supply Cock, l q Brass Steam Cock in each, and
inch Discharge Cocks in each with inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con.
dense Pipe and Condensors, all complete for the
sum Of Eighteen Rundred Dollars (slsoo 0o)
They are the same in every particular as those
now in use on Plantations of S. y. Nelson, ESQ., of
st. Marys, Gen. r. c. Camp, Of lberville, and
others they vii. make from IL to 20 Hossheads
of Sugar every "a hours; are made Of best mate
rial and manner Of w orkmanship and will be fully
guaranteed.
~ Please address
DANIEL EDWARDS, 3
IS, 80, 80 New Leyee; New Orleans
Aup II lS5S-3fi
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ssac Y. MARKS,

WWOIltNH M TRDTEKS,
AMI
B COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
N,s 43, Is aud Al Aem Ieree,
And 80, IS and II FrLrox S-Rnrr,
Between Povdras and Gravier Streets,
necl5. leae-1y Nrm Orleans
81 Country oriers promptly attended to-
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Succession Of Josiah HUE.
MRS. ELIZA HUE, Testamentary Executrix Of
l the VIII of the late Josiah HUE, requests that
all persons who have claims against his Estate will
present them for registration aud setlementtoher
Attorney, j. K. Elgee ESD. Sept.2i6t.
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THE SCHOOL OF THE LADIES OF THE
l. CROSS, will open again on MONDAY the Sd
of October.
They have secured the services Of an excellent
american Lady teacher. oet5-lm
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Terms-(Payable in Advance.

IerMS-( fayaDle IN A0fauCc.)
PcnmanslIlp ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 20 90
Arithmetic .............,. .......... 90 90
Book Keeping, including double and single
entry, etc. ................. so 90
Single entry Book Keeping. ........... % 90
Algebra. ......... ...... .......... 90 90
Geometry. -. Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Surveying. Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Navigation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO 90
Teachers course in Penmanship. ......... so 90
Latin or Greek. ....... 100 90
English. ......... .................... 100 90
French. ................. 100 90
Spanish. I. -. ............. ......... 100 90
German. ......... ............... 100 90
Those who speak language and wish
Grammatical course. ........... SO 90
Stationery for Course. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Diploma. ............. ................ 90
Any language per month, one lesson perday 20 90
!" wolessons per day 30 90
n. B.-Any one paying $500 at one time can at
tend to any or all branches taughtin the College as
he may wish.
STOCK.
If the citizens of Louisiana and the South viii
subscribe as literally to this home institution, which
will be under their own control, as they always
have to distant institutions the Commercial, Agri-
cultural and Mechanical departments may easily be
placed on firm basis, to stand for ages, and have
1000 or 1900 students in attendance annually. This
is the only way to create literature that will do
away with sectional fanaticism. 1t is the right OF
all to have an education to support themselves,
and it is the interest Of the public to give it, and
the cheapest way is to encourage educational
prise at home.
TRUSTEES APPOINTED by TIE LEGISLATURE.
j. J. Person, w. G. G.. Claiborne,
Antoine Cariere, J. B. Steel,
Cornelius Fellowes, Rufus Dolbear.
The Stockholders elect annually five others. g
This Board to have entire control and make all
needtul changes.
| Subscribers can take amount out in tuition
| casr The city is perfectly healthy, and students
| are desired to enter as soon as possible.
| N. B.-Those who begin before LIST November
will have 10 per cent deducted from tuition and
after November lst provided that they form clubs
Of three OR more and begin together for the same
course.
RUFUS DOLBEAR.
! Oct, 5-2m President.
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NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned has Just opened very large
L and complete assortment OF desirable goods,
VIZ:
Blankets by the pair or bale, from 50 to Sc per
pair, good Kerseys 25cts., to 45cts. per yard,
Russett Brogans SIC, SIS, $50 per dozen. A large
assortment Of Silks from ST. to s55 per pattern,
Cashnleres from 81 to s25 per pattern, French
Calcoes the finest ever shown in this market.
Ladies, Women Misses, Mems and Boys boots
and shoes Of every quality, size and price.
A large assortment Of Nantilas, and shawls,
Sadlery,
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S25 no $500 REWARD!!

S25 TO 500 REWARD!!
o. Runaway from the subscriber at La z.
* calls Hotel two slaves, EDW ARD and hisSsA
~ wife LILA, for whose apprehension and.-R
delivery to me, before my departure from Natchi-
toches, I will give sa5.
II taken after my departure, will give the sum
of $50, for their safe delivery in any jail; or $500
for their delivery to me at Mansfield DeSoto Parish
DESCRIPTION Edward is Muatto with
long straight hair, of Indian Mexican appearance,
about S feet 6 or inches in height, and inclined
to be stout.
The woman is Mulattress, about 20 years Of
age, and is genteely dressed.
They are believed to be making their way to the
Mississippi River. sep 2s-4t D. CRESWELL.
DIED RIVER PACKETS. L. KOONS & BROS.
IL Low Water Through Line and for Shreveport
direct, and all Way Landings.
sH- OAice--No. 2, Front Street, New Orleans.
Era No. 2. Era No. 3. Era No. 4.
60 g 60! 60
The Era No. 8, will leave New Orleans for Shrere.
port every Saturday, at 5 o'clock, transferring
freight and passengers to Era No. 2, at the Falls
on ruesday-she arriving at Shreveport on Friday.
The Era No. 2, returning, leaves Shreveport
every Saturday at o'clock, P. NJ, meeting Era No
3 at the Falls, on Tuesday-she arriving in New
Orleans Thursday evening.
c" Clear Bills of Ladings given through with
out Storing Freight at Alexandria sEo
I For further information, apply to Captain on
board, or7to GIL. K0ONS & BROS,
aug24-ds No. 2, Front Street. n. 0,
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Ssnotp.aOcut Gaaoi0atts.
%" We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM 4. STEWART


as candidate for District Attorney for the 18th
Judicial District, composed of the parishes of RAJ
pides and Avoyelles subject to the decision Of the
people at the ballot-box in November next.
c We are authorized to announce that
C. w. BOYCE
is an independent candidate to represent the parish
of Rapidcs in the next Legislature.
az We are authorized to announce that
,. A. NEWELL
is an independent candidate for the Office OF Clerk
of the District Court for the Parish OF Rapides.
We are requested to announce
WIN. T.. GRAY
as candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of the Parish
of Rapides, at the ensuing November Election.
s5g- For Sheriff, Parish Rapdes
ELIJAH IL. CROSBY,
subject TO the will OF the people at the next Aoyem
Der election.
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State of Louisiana,
Parish of Rapides.

VS.. NO. 1856.
Ann E. Weems & Hush.
PURSUANT to an order of the Hon. the District
i Court, in and for the Parish and State aiore.
said and directed to the Sheriff thereof (said order
issuing in the above recited cause) will be sold
at PUBLIC SALE at the Court House door i'll the
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INFORMATION is wanted Of Ludwig Tor Lewisl
/ Meyer, who came to this place ubo0t the year
1918, and followed tie trade Of cooper or cistern
maker, any information respecting him will be
thankfully received by s. ". HENARIE,
sept, 2l-4t. ALEXANDRIA; Lt.
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may rest assnrcf ",at '!,sr y I,
i cnrs.antlv find comfortable rooms, excellent
loari, rolite and attentive walters
r~5"o On parle rraneais. sei,aha EsTano'. Nan
spyIcht Dcutsch. sep 2ls 'o:s-ly Il.
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i Court, in and for the Parish and State aiore
said and directed to the Sheriff thereof (said order
issuing in the above recited cause) will be sold
at PUBLIC SALE at the Court House door i'll the
town of Alexandria on
SATURDAY,
the 9Th day of November, A. d., 1859, between
the hours prescribed by law the following described
property to wit:
A certain tract of landin the Parish of Rapdes,
situated on Back Bayou, four arpens 'front.' bounded
above by lands of Mrs. Ann f. Weems and below
BY lands of Parham l. Robert and containing one
hundred and sixty arpents more or less being the
same tract of land described III an act OF sale
from Terence l.. Scott and Kerry w. Scott to
Ms. Ann E. Weems passed in the 9th Of Now,
1852, and the same owned in her lifetime by
YRS Mary Clark, now deceased.
TERMS OF SALE ;
one half of the purchase money in CASH, the re-
mainder on credit of one and two years with
8 per cent per annum interest from day OF sale,
with mortgage retained on the premises. Purcha-
sers to divide the notes as vendors may require.
Sheriff 5 Office September 9th, 1859.
sep. aS-ptr's fee Sl4 JIG. WISE, Sheriff.
STATE OF LOuISIANA-DISTRIC COURT,
PARISH OF RAPIDES.
Succession of VIM. R. Leckie, dcc'd--No $780,
WHEREAS, Robert c. Hetherwick has petitoned
w this Court to be appointed administrator of
the Estate of the late William r. Leckie, deceased !;
Notice is hereby given to all whom itnay concern,
to show cause withinten days fromthe date hereof,
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandra, the Sd day of octo.
her, 1859.
By order of the Court
Oct SGT in, RH0RER, DY.sCLERK.
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1)rufI5JigaaI Cara5-
n q r I G h. j.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

wM. B. LEWIS. JNO. c. LEWIS. EDWARi,T. LEWla.
IlHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
/ tween Messrs. W. B. l. j. G. Lewis, il this dag
dissolved, and new 0le substituted therefor be-
tween Messrs. w. B., J. c. l. T.. r. Lewis, who
will ., aotce their profession in the parishes of ka-
pides, Avoyelles, Natehtoches and Catahouls.
One of them will always be found at their Office in
Alexandria. Feb % 'Js-ly
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succession Of STATE oFLoUIsIANA,
Casper Cain Decd District Court,
No. 1854 PARISH OF RArIDEs
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may con.
IN Germ, to show cause within thirty days from
the date hereof, why the final account presented by
Jacob Walker, Curator, should not beapproyedand
homologated.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, the Dist day Of Sep
TENDER 1869.
By order of the Court,
sept. 9s-3od in, RHoRER, d., Clerk.
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Succession of Estate OF LOUISIANA,
No. s5ss PARISH OF RAplpts.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may con-
IN Germ to show cause within thirty days from the
date hereof, why the final account presented by
Jacob Walker, Curator should not be approved and
homologated.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, the alst day Of Sep
TENDER 1852
By order Of the Court,
sept. 2s-3od ]. N. RHORER, dy., Clerk.
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u ORLEANS HOTEL, ST;
I'LL EA1
Nos. no q ISL Charfres Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
EW ORLEANS

MRS. CATHERINE LsCIlES.ss;77E..TsEE .I,.
PROPERTIES.
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JOS. ii. MAhEs,
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HEADQUARTERS INDEPENDENCE GUARD,

T.
At meeting of the Board of Uces Of the TwelttS rssi.
ment the following preanbes and resolutions unani
Wbereas regiment deprived Of the valuable SER
vices Of It's most able commandment John Cocks
a sH & %
law charges vitality defective in their construction, and not
n o me w and a.. the
etiquette deprving the citizen OF his most sacred rghAn i'm
military
ne the the SAID Court thus
guilt of the that be punished therefor
@ ms weas %
oOs ha RI tine G % ndcs
jecng upmpeachsd evidence cearest Character and
kind clearly defines to be only den 1aeDcy q
that restore our worthy Colonel to the Don
ston to us as before which I'D unanimously upon
citizen and brother officer more than place be.
evng that GU rrgts can only be surrendered with ss
EesSved That most sincerely condoe with Colonel John
Cocks the injustice OF
an illegally c %ss . and peneiSea CoaI, Martial
him. believe he would prefer everything raher
than principle and thonh the temporary loss u.s.
Court in direct variance with both law evidence
at the earts possible decision from the
and the highest authority OF the State the
Can custom SS override positive statutory enactment
lie punishment both Of which positively defined
ment OF the ununored militia the positively
acts how IL shall be made and 10y whomY
What are the necessary expenses Of The Division Board,
resulting from its duties required by the etau'e2
Ekesolyeu That while the seeming that
racerizes The officers and he
ary questions they the Colonel
who is battling for the rights and protection OF
Cor himself individually yet rmy believe hst The
Of our high minded and hor Commander Chief Gov.
r. ID. Morgan, the inslenable rights OF citizen
will be sacred ne those OF the most 9, allied official
Resolved That copy of the preambles and resou.
tons be forwarded worthy colonel John locks and
Be printed In the Express and Leader Of 49, and tho
Mercury and Herald of the 10Th, 1859 -
Henry A. Weeks, James \ Boyle Albert H. Nicoay II,
W. Ryder VIM. g. Ward, r iIry mple Committee Of he
Board of officers. ~
HENRY A. WEEKS, President.
CHAs W. HUBBARD, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

JVBIG GENERAL COMMITTEE Isys-A MEETING
w Of the Democratic WING General Committee viii bc
held al the 1horpg Hotel Broadway, Of Ea
street Friday evening 18th inst, a. socosk Ptscina
attendance Is desired. BY order.
HIRAM KETclIvN, chairnssu.
RoHrlT c. Gwyrr, ! go..,..,..
JOBs L, UODoN, 5"*T"T
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-A GOLD SCARF PIN RED STONE YEsTER.
IA day morning. in going from the of Prince and Null
berry streets the Westcheser House, Broome
street and the Bowery The finder viii be bly, rewarded
by leaving ii with John Shiel, IA Mulberry street.
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BOARD wkNTED,-BY FRENCH GENTLEMAN AND
ID lady without children, In American family az Hobo
ken Please apply At Y Murray street
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1)OARD IN THE COUNrRY.-ONE OR TWO FAMILIES
ID may ind pleasant home, 10 healthy and retired vii
age every attention Will be paid their comfort and
convenience. Address Il. L., Herald oHce.
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BOARD IN BRooKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- wife one or two single gentlemen be acconlmo
dated with pleasant partial board for gentleman by
applying lO Lawrence street. within doors Of the full
avenue cars. References exchanged
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= = = - -
REWARDS.

I osT--A BANK BOOK NO. 6Osi ON THE BROAD.
IL Savings Bank The fir der viii be rewarded by lesv
ing Il at the bank.
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y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND LADIES MARRIED
ID single, be accommodated with good board and
pleasant rooms, in private family by calling Dos
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BOARD WANyED--BY TWO SISTERS TEACHERS,
ID in private family where there but few q
Methodist family preferred References given required
Address e. s. NJ, Herald office.
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ROAHD WANTED-lE FARM HOUSE, FOR A
ID bmel quiet family within hours ride of city bv
railroad or steanboat quite he Hudson
would hire cottage OF q house, Furnished with
box 4,Oi6 Post Office, N. Y ~
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r OST-S5 REWARD-ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE
IL 10th inst between Twenty nth street aud Fourth avenue
nd Thrice nth street and broadway with ocke
ached, wi daguerreotype and hair locket The
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BOARD IN YoRKVlLLE-BOARD AND PLEASANT
ID rooms for gentlemen and their wives private FAINT.
ly Yorkve tor information apply 10 J. GUANEE, ~
Wall street, up stairs
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BOARD wANTED-CN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS IN A
ID private family where there other boarders for
gentleman and vile, sister and servant Two large and
small uniurshed connecting the second door BATH
Dinner about O'Clock Address W. H. 81 box 503 Post
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TUsT PUBLIsHED-oN SINGLE AND MARRIED LIrE,
81 the institutes Of Marriage by the late R. Culyerwe
rse Price % cents free of postage For sale BY H. DEX
TtR Co. t3 Nsssau street N. T., and sll boosseless
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POKTVICAl..

(yARD TO THE PUBLrC.-As A MisUNDERsrAYD.
" ing seems 70 exist relative TO the withdrawal Of Janse a.
derman of this dsrct have 10 stae that M Coey withdrew
at the solicitation Of Mayor Wood Of his PROMISES
rends W order 70 insure the election of democrat 70 lh IA
trkt GIL BERT NJ PLATE
Alderman eIec. seIztssaG disftcs~
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The orchestra under he direction Of Mr. Robert StOepe
To conclude with. arst time In America, farce called
TCO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE,
In which Mr. Sloan. Mr.. Floyd Mr. Young Mns Floyd
Eenrarde Mr. wAcot Miss Tree Mrs Reeves Mss Carman
and Mics Wright will appear.
Tomorrow, SATURDAY,
the Comedy
EvERYBODY's FRIEND
To conclude with second time
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE
NoTfcEAmnpg the novelties In active ,er ra-Aton aud
shortly forthcoming at this theatre, VIII be introduced
DRAMA
full of Interesting plot Incidents serious and coi, pecu
character and startling effects.
ANEW BURxESQUE
Or FORCE Fun AND FINERY.
Each novelty with new scenery Costumes music AMI ma
chinery.
Box book open Doors open I. to ~.
NoTIcE-The performance will terminate every evenns by
half Daatt ten.
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-. .rrxANDRIA WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
New York and yirsnian scssw s!ssTseP Com
Eary viii leave pier II North river on Saturday
nn ~ - O'CLOCK r M Cabin passage including saterccm
Dec w. III Frerht cents per foot; insurance
end ufe, y ~ ~ III, d, CROMWELL. CO.,
eeui App"~ 66 West street.
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TNE MILITARY.

CENIoR VETERAN CORPS OF lsl2.-EvERy MEMBER
~ viii please call at the Office No City Hall place. up stairs
70 receive tickets and bills aid the young Connens
praseworhy object they have undertaken assist sick
ran come and show that respect g these patriotic Cali
ISAAC NJ. PHYPE Adjt. IT. RAYMONO Colonel
n b. The Veteran Committee will please call at the above
Office
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-THB NEW YORK ANT
W Virginia Steamshp Company's steamships will receive
reigh every day for Tennessee North Carolina Portsmouth
norfolk, City Point and Richmond aud Will leave pier Is
North river at +. NJ, follows
HOANOKE; Capt Couch, on Wednesday.
JAMESTOWN, Capt Skinner, Saturday
Passage, aaterocrn and meals included Norfolk 81 to
eaersburg Or Richmond, So
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a SECOND HAND sLRIGH FOR SALE-HAs POLE AND
"A shafts but cushioned ard In perfect order price
only the sabeA ~ and "a West Thirteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
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-.vANA. NEW ORLEANS, TEXAS AND Mxrco.-
n New York and New Orleans 6s apahip Company. For
nav orisans via Havana 70 SAL on Monday Deg 1850 q
Sspt Smith win commence 70 receive Geight On Thurs
~ i.dis sirned aer tho hour Of sailing For freight
.sssae D Amply 70 the agents, LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON
rU - tickets Issued Vera Cruz and all pors In Texas
-. .aac~tlern Steamship Company'a Line Of steamerA
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CTEAM TO LIvERPooL. I.okpoN AND PARIS, CALL.
- ing at Queenstown, Cork-0ne Of the eight Montreal
Mail Ocean Steamship Companys 1ra class fun powered
Clyde built steamers win sa every Saturday from Portland
ccrdipg 70 accommodasicn third class $50 Return tickets
$50 $780, S60 Certificates Issued for bringing
passengers from all principal towns Of Crest Britain
and Ireland at reduced Through tickets Rraned 10 all
the principal ces of Europe For freight passage apply
y sABEL sEARLE x3 broadway New York. and 10 Water
street. Liverpool, NJ a j. CUMMINS 4 BROTHERS. SA
BEL. SEARLE Queenstown Cork.