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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
From ae Dsnozut Estra Friday Jan- 6.
Disastrous Fire i'm RaYenna.

About two O'Clock this morning. alarm Of IRE wa
given, uh ich proved TO be in the large PRESTIss
HOUSE BLOCK, fronting on Main Street and the Public
Il Square.
The fire originated ia the Of PkEsrIss & HoPK1s.
which fronts the Public Square. When the FIRE va.
rst discovered the Store in flames, upon the point
Of bursting ont at the windows The Clerks, Messrs
Theo Baldwin and Mason. who slept in the chamber
the Store egress being Of from below obli
ged to escape from the chamber windows not having
time to put on their clothes.
Mr. F"lgsr and his family. and his guests and boarders
obliged to make preepitate retreat from the burn
ing building-most Of them in their night clothes.
The Prentiss House Block exclusively occupied
BY Mr. WIN II. FoIgsr. for Hotel and by Massrs. Prem
tiss & Hopkins rs store-e1eept two basement rooms
tse one of which occupied a. Barbsrs Shop and
| the other for Meat Market.
The building was beyond sasing when the alarm was
nrst gven-nota thing was saved from the store and
from the botei nothing saved but ths o.
Folgers private parlors.
The Books and Papers Of the firm of Prentiss Hop
kins were in the fire proof vault with the Office
The vault opened about o'clock and its contsnts
found unharmedbe walls upon the inside Of the vault
bad not even become heated to any great extent.
Valuable papers beongn. theAdmiufstration Of the
Estate Of the late Cyrus Pen.iss in desk in the
oce. and all destroyed Thsir loss Is quite unfOr-
tunate.
Immediately West and adjoining the brick block
the Stove Store of A W. Beckley-nsxt and adjoining
that the Warehouse Of Prentiss Hopkins and few
feet of the fine dwelling house Cy-
rus Prenfiss There insurance upon the dwelling
house
The store of Mr. BsekIey burned, contents most
ly saved, more less damaged. The Warehouse was
rddlodand attempts made 10 level the frame to
the ground
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ro-Day,s new AdvertIsements.

LO-DAy7B Now AdVertlb6meMG8s
~ John HatheId-Farm for Sale.
- James H. Green-Notice.
C7r Martin Lambert-Adam LeItWine,s Estate.
IL Wan. Carlton Horatio N. Smiths Estate.
re- ?. W. seymour-For Sale or Rent
u 2 Browa-Doors. Sash and Blinds.
ey Daniel GAno and A. G. streator-David Gsno's rs
tate.
IL Pardon-C. B. FrankIins
II L. A Rood-Blillinery.
H L. G. Dodge & Co.-stoves, 1860.
CLocAL EorIcEs.l
sY DR.. Dsllenb.uslr-TO the Sick.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS

1t Hesrn ReserDe Collage Hnds0n reported weekly fer
the Portage County Democrat,
C. A. young.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
AS YOU CAN MAKE MONEY
(on Shilling Canton Flannel at Iiac.)
ON ALL THAT YOU BI1Y

Qn Bonnes Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons Dress Trimminss
a., &c. Fancy cassimeres, all celors and styles
Broad Cloths.l
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AND BORROW MORE

(To buy Ham, Pacific, Gloucester Cochso and Allsn
Heavy Shscting aI oc.)
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ARRIVAL ana DEPARTURE OF BTAIEs
AT RAvENNA, OHIO.


DABY-Going North uia: Raflraad
Depart n III. A. NJ. Mail ciose AZ q s1 A n
DALLY-Gotng South ria: Railroad
DepaTt at ll.i2. A. N. Mail close at IoA2, A. M
zAt tHEEkLY-Ea0 Valley.
arrive, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at Il 30
Depart, Monday, wednesday and Friday .t IL a
i. M Mail elDses IL. n.
S4M-WEEKLK-Nescs0nF Falls.
Arrive every Monday and Fridav bv r. NJ Dep.rt
same days ct loo, p NJ. Mail closes at l2 40 P. M
J SEAL ALWkEALK-Ch1rdon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday BY e. PM
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at g. A. M.
Post Office at IRaveuma:
VfEN a. $50, A. III. CLOSE at z. P. NJ, Daily, Sum
days excepted. r. A. GILLETTE, r II.
q Ravenna Passenger Timetable.
Cleveland aud Pits6arga Raa Road.
GOING NORTH.
RAvEHEA cLEvRLAHD.
Leave Ravenna Arriveat Cleveland
Wall DIT % L.
Express 616 IS PM
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Arrive at
Rayenna. Alliance. Pittsburgh
MailTran .-..1Ei2 M....l2:0S P. 4:l5
Express train.. $50 .M--.-.-.O:4s $50
GOING SOUTH,
T-ains leave Cleveland as follows
Mail Train. 9;4s Train. 1882
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Portage County Democrat,

OF THIS WEEK,
Put mp In Wrappers. Price, Four Cents.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

will be seen by this there has been an
increase of The earnings of the Road previous
yesr, which is 60 far satisfactory
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

LAT 40 49, Lou $40 ~ Hegh. above sea. l,s7 feet.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

OF WINTER GOODS
(RrsWn Sugar IKE, Coffee Sugar 1oKe, Crushed Sugar
l9Ke)
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February and March

The and the leaves viii be for the healing of
nations.-BIBLE.
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UNDER SUCH INFLUENCE.
WE HAVE BEEN OBLIGED
With Hardware, beautiful Glassware and oussuswars

TO BUY OUR SECOND STOCK
(of Ro Coffee 13c Rce &C., Nu.sss &c per ounce clovss
Sc per ID, Zanto Curranta Ioe.) =
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In the general run of commercial paper, ma
turing inside of six months, we quote from l2t@IS
Vet. The tonsoral transactions range from Is, "a
0130 f9ct.-that is, for three to four months-and
good deal of paper is placed from day to day ma
turing inside of ninety days at II get. per month.
There are also other loans ranging as high as
S5o0e and more on frst-class collaterals, at from
416 get. per month, pro rata.
The Exchange market was well supplied to-day,
which was attended by heavy demand. Large
sales of double Al on New York were made at !
dis The counter rate at the banks ruled at dis.
Though some banks held at par, it was uphill
work to obtain it. The buying rate at most of the
banks ranged from a@3 dis, though some of them
took round sums at dis. what we mean by round
sums is the phrase big ticks of $4,000 to $780,
OO0 There were sales of ten days sight at dis;
thirty days sight at 10. Sixty days sight was not
in much favor; buyers are very squeamish about
Northern time bills just at this moment. We
quote from II, 1902 yet. for selections down to
81 2a02S for fair. In Sterling there were several
transactions, composing document bills at 1861,
l0650l07 up to 1074 and clear bills at from 1915,
lO7dC3los Remittance rates ruled rather higher
Francs on Paris direct ranged, for Al, from 522a
@5.5l4; on other ports payable at Paris, 5.250
5229, and outports 5.3O@1227a with more offering
The Stock market is quiet. Some few trifiint
transactions have been confirmed during the week
| In some shares an advance is asked without meet
| ing with response.
| We quote the New Orleans Stock market thi
|
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Uf(p Otleans 1ailp Crescent.
FINANcML ANp coMMgRcIAL nEplnrmE I'M
geb Orleans ztlonsg gfgarAet.


5s5..= frlday Evening, Oct 2G 1850. 5
How is the Money market, Is the inquiry made
about sixty times per hour? All we can say Is,
that there is a market, and those who have got
gold or good balances in bank can dispose Of the
same at very good rates. The balances at some Of
the banks, that is, the amount above line, was
rather low down. True, the Ajax had surplus Of
$3.50 ,0Ge, and the Canal bank to-day surplus Of
$85000o. The people do say that these banks do
not afford any great facilities or accommodation 70
the commercial community. When speaking of
accommodation, we do not mean the dsceunting
Of paper, to be renewed every sixty days, with a
curtailment of 10 or 20 get. but we mean that
these banks do not come up to the requirements of
commerce, and aid in moving produce. True,
banks are allowed, or presumed to be associations
organized for the advantage and good of the pub
| lie, as well as for stockholders. Here we have
two banks which have had over (by their returns
to the Board of Currency for the past ten days.
| from one million to one million and quarter of
dollars. In the name Of common sense and our
commercial community, what good have they per-
formed? True, we are prepared to admit that the
Bank Of Louisiana was brought up short time
since by the action of the Board of Currency in
gard to its active movement, from assuming that
the 81 200 900 of stock should be considered as
forming part Of said movement and restricted in a
great degree from expanding its operations. Al
regards the other institution, there are many re
marks and surmises in financial circles regarding
its movements, which perhaps may be founded il
error, and perhaps not.
The Money market to-day presented nothing fol
comment The calls at the banks were large fol
1 discounts The offerings of exchange were large
and lower rates were rendered, but they were not
responded to. On the street there were some ne
gotiations of spring paper at lo@l2 get
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age as circulation or currency, it is difficult to say.
To be brief, the entire system Of banking in the
State of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minnesota is precarious and unsound.
There have been no receipts Of coin and bullion
this week, except s4S,3 $50 from Vera Cruz. There
have been sales Of former receipts Of Mexican dol
lars at 106g0l07 and 1075--i07 may be considered
as the market rate for Eagle dollars. In American
silver coin the movements have been light It is
bought by the brokers at 491 get. dis, and sold
at the best prices they can obtain. according 10
the st. Louis market. it is there worth get. prem
Payable IN what, some one inquiries why cur.
rency. What j. currency, another inquirer desire:
TO know! sit wheat, corn, bacon or shinpIastel
issues Of the thousand and one shaving shopsg
There is very little doing in land warrants. yery
few entries Of the public domain are made at this
season Of the year. We have, therefore. no changes
to make in our general table Of quotations below
We append our usual weekly quotations Of coir
| and uneurrent bank notes, being those Of Johr
| Wood & Co., Camp street:
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Spatoh &GSsstss
Corner of Tchoupoulas and Robin streets,
Corner of Tchoupoulas aud Henderson Streets
ST. Merys street, between Peraido and Poydras,
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchoupltouas and Richard Streets
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Rofhgnac stteets.
PLANTERS,
Corner AnnuncIation and Richard streets.
szYMANsKTs,
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION, Y
Corner New Levee and Roflgnac streets.
WOODS.
Corner Canal and Robertson streets,
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYLER PRESS,
Front I4eyee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street. between st. Ferdinand and Montegui
streets, Third District
PICAYUNE,
Levee street, opposite Post 13s, Third District.
INDEPENDENT
New Teyee and Rofgnac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Levee street between Monegut and couetstreets
Third District
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of ST. Mary's and Tchoupitouas streets
Fourth District.
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8tbtttu Of tbt Nlatkets fur d9ast MtfR,
onnsessr orylsE. -. y ,eamp slEsss

=.. CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street
Saturday Morning, October rs, 1865
A fair amount of business has been done in our
general market during the past week, though in
Cotton the operations have been on less ex-
tended scale, and Tobacco has moved off but very
slowly. Sugar and Molasses of the New Crop
have arrived rather more freely, but yet toe
limited to afford much scope for operations, while
the latter has been in good request, with an ad
vance in prices. Flour has been in some demand
for export at easy prices for buyers, but Corn and
Provisions Of nearly all descriptions have beer
dull. Freights continue rather active without ma
terial change in the rates. M5
On Thursday morning we published the City OF
Washington's adyices, embracing Liverpool dates
to the 18th inst They reported sales of % 600
bales on Monday and Tuesday, including 1000 for
export 10, GOO to 10000 on Wednesday, and Il, 600
to $4,000 on Thursday, prices being full, and the
chester were favorable, the market generally be-
ing firm and prices slightly advanced for both
Goods and Yarns. Breadstutfs were dull with a
dropping tendency in the rates.
CorToN. In our last weekly report we noticed
sales Of about 1880 bales for the week with an
advancing market, since which the demand has
been irregular, and prices during portion of the
week have been in favor of buyers, though suhse-
quently recovering degree of steadiness and
firmness. The sales have amounted to about 81 500
bales, Of which 5000 onsaturday, 1000 on Monday,
10000 on Tuesday, 5000 on Wednesday, 1900 on
Thursday, and 5000 yesterday, the rates showing
some rregularity from day to day, but growing
| steadier and firmer subsequent to the receipt o
the City of Washingtons advices, which came tt
hand early on Wednesday, and closing at the range
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. October Is, 1860
The arrivals comprised Is Western Beeves, 525
Sheep, sc Mich Cows, and los Veal Cattle. The
market closes bare of Veal Cattle, with fair sup
ply of other stock.
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FERE DEPARTMENT.


FIREMEN,s CHARITABLE AssoCIATIoN-oMce Odd
Fellows Hall, Lafayette street.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
Fssiqgpl Jos se Horno ,t Il e oss g.
Secretary Josiah Foger, Of No /
Committee on Fnance-F. j. Bauduc, of No 8. Chairman
A. r. Picon, of A. H. l. Co. No. sam'l Barnes of No. O.
a,sn.- FIRE DEPARTMENT. Mt p.
Frst David bradbury, q i i Co. No. :.
Board Of GonmissonesIsaae n Marks Of No 10, Chair.
nam f Berger Of No James f peam ,re Of i u \ L. Co.
Committee Cemeteres-ouis Power of No. s. Chairman
VIM j. Ahern, of No. IL; I. Tracy, of No. %.
Committee for the Relief Of Widows and Orphans
j. p Nisbe Chairman, A. Ii, L. Co. No. s. Peur street,
between dasqast 4ns Pa5@y pIstrlc,-
F. pifet Of P H. 4 L. Co No No. 1873 Canal street, between
Ered scanlan at Engine House of No. 5, on Victory
street, between Marigny and Vaudeville
William Schneider Of No 70 of sorapau New LIE
wee streets.
Gcneral Relief Committee. -
a"S f 61 aagae street street,
p MeCabe, OF No. H. No. Go Camp street
Mn Nj 5 fsSE ssbos eesf b sfk.9 en
= THIRD nfstria-
Jacob Cane of No Old Leyec between Barracks HOpi.
G. Gaagan Il Epgne No 81 on Greatren street. he
tween ST. Ferdinand and Port
Fourth DiStTict--
j. Becker No. % s2ragarg and New Ieyee
George iIeinnge Of H. IL L. Co. No. j, St. Andrew St.
between Laurel and Constance.
PHYSICIANS AND APoTHEcARIEs.
First District
Dir. j. N Folvel No. 22l Carondeei street
John Booth Apeheeary trandeet and Grod Streets
j. Huberwad Apoheeary Tchoupitoulas and Race
Second GiHtfiet-
Dr. F. L. Taney Rampant and Cnsomhouse streets
f 4. Mougn, Apohecary Dauphn and Gnstomhouse
Third District---
Dr. * No. 81 Old Ieyee street opposite the Mint.
aug Shelley Apohecary Moreau and Enghien Streets
Fourth District
DR.. +. Lemey, ----.
r. Turney Apothecar New Ievee street. between Ssraparu
and First Streets
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n OST-sATURDAY NIGHT THE lsr SEPTEMBER on
the route taken by the Bell and Everett procession in
ing returning from the of Josephine and Naysdes
Streets pair Gold Sleeve Buttons with the letters A. J.
erayed upon plain shield The finder will be literally
warded by leaving. then at this ofice SEA If
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{ BOSS Ter respectfully announces her friends ssS
Ejand the public generally, that her house ism open e
or reception Of visitors The ngseed electric medicinal
bathing greatly increased and improved Her table,
as heretofore will be abGndany supplied and every
will paid the comfort OF inHaidS She earnestly
her unng exerons to give satisfaction 10 all who honor
her by patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance from villages Of Covngton and Vaudeville
dprs The drives 10 those places convenient.
The Abita omnibus will be in attendance Mt The landing
Govington convey passengers to the Springs.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
srRAMnR1pGE HAIL, DELIGarE

.,s STRAyVBRIDGE HALL, DELIGHTFULLY."-
f situated the Piney Woods, COvington La will
M open dulng the winter for the reception of Families
aud other guests offers unusual inducements nvads and
those seeking the influences of dry eqiabe South
en climate and good cha and sulphur springs with the
retirement OF country home
The subscriber aers himself that his patrons will be salts
fed with attention that will be paid to their comfort and
'os sAsaa,fm-2tawtf p w HENDERSON.
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ID 81 gFanmes.
In mineral water, where many ingredients assocaely
held in solution il Is conceded to how these ingre
dients chemically united the other We may how
ever, In this case, infer that the water contains
Cgrbohc acids slicn chloride Of magnesium hi carbonRte
chloride Of sodium carbonate of soda, secate po
5ass bearbonaa fron secate of auino chloride Of
sodium, mud probably other combinations. sel5 I'm,
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CLOSES DAY:
Ordinary 3li8lslsc. Low Fair to Fair. l3349144c.
Good Fair TO Prne-none in market and much wanted.
New Orleans, October &c, 1860
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SUGAR. The receipts Of New Crop increase
but slowly, and have met with ready sale at full
prices for the medium qualities, while the extreme
grades have slightly declined. About 900 hhds.
have been sold during the week, and the market
closed at the range of our quotations as follow:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W.


CHEMICAL ANAllhfsls, fsSsIlt6 D. IND w.
7. RIDDELII
remarkable pling situated the Ahita
parish OF ST. Gamma any, miles and half Gov
+sngon A large volume of rises from the
strong It's temperature was found to be GO degrees
1t is quite unlike any waters known il the neghbohnod
chemical composition aud the large of
Silica contains led suppose it has
deep the earthbeng in fact natural 'areSian wele
j.. L. h w. p. RIDDEIIA
Professors Louisiana University.
100 itres the water weighing 100 600 grnmes
there are 50 grnmes of dissolved maers made up the
following Ingredients in the order Of their relative
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tss ,.- ,rz.. ,..sT.5zzzz.sq,, ILLINOIS CENTRAL
sss ~ fsE4@sii4gR RAILROAD.

elE&S5ksss zHszs g.s isgZ4-sH4@@ ABROAD.
Two Daily Trains leave CAIRO morning evening, upon
arrival of the Trains from New Orleans and Memphis making
direct connection with all lines East and West.
Time TO New York-Three Days and Six Hours
Time 10 Boston-Three Days and Twelve Hours.
a-For Through Tickets and information apply oice
the New Orleans jackson Northern Railroad
Camp street. the Railroad Line Office 6l Camp street
W r, ARTHUR,
General Superintendent Chicago,
Is. F. LONELY,
General Southern Agent, New Orleans
W. p JOHNSON,
au7 If General Passenger Agent Chicago
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MOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATE FIRE
IN Royal street, for the present located No. 81
Bisnvie street. NEAGIlE CARPENTER.
New Orleans, AugustH 1860. auli If
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s-ez~ -rr.ux..ru,xs. PDNTCHARTRAlN RAIL-
kz&a 11t4ss.zffys##Aasd R0AD-WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Thursday, Oct. %, 1880.
E7- Fare 70 and from the Lake. day only rs cents.
H6-Buy tickets al the office, under Depot.
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Clarified and Refined e4sssa
Weeks receipts, 1901 hhds.; exports, IS hhls.
MoLAssEs. :. There has been considerable in
crease in the receipts OF Molasses but the demand
has exceeded the supply, and prices have steadily
tended upward, closing at an advance Of lose. u
gallon. The sales of the week embrace some 5000
bbls., and we now quote for Ordinary to Fair $50
Ale, Prime to Choice 42@441, ana half bbls. AGO
45c. q gallon.
Weeks receipts, 31o4 bills; exports, 652 bbls
FLOUR. With fair demand for export and
prices ruling in favor of buyers during the past
week, the sales up to Thursday evening reached
about $4,000 bbls at range of s. 76t9s5 IS and
IS 80 for superhne, Sc 25@s6 rs and 81 90 for
Low to Good Extra, and 81 25t@ss 90 and 81 so
U Dbl. for Choice Extra brands. Yesterday about
1900 bbls. were sold, including 400 superane at
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ToBAoco. i. There has been some little inquiry
for Tobacco during the past week, though with
unfavorable weather for handling samples and
very full prices claimed by holders, the business
has been of rather limited character. The sales
of the week as far as reported have reached about
800 hhds, including 81 hhds. Lugs at 45e. % d., GO
hhds Damaged (by aucten) at $50 each, 2 at $40,
and the residue on private terms.
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Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad. Office No lib Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square.
Il, IL Charles. Seerenry
r. S. Williams General Superintendent.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Office, oil ST. Peter and Old Ieyee Streets
opposite jackson Square.
Vim. G. HeSes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. President.
b. f. Flapders. Secretary.
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sesss .-. zzy,zs ras,ss..zsses,-7 FOR Lake RoRGNE
SSs ssH9 EsSg sId and Mexican efale-MEXTGAN
ssz44+fsaS -EHs zsEESS%sa4GULF RAILRAY,-Depot
corner Of Goodehildren aud Champs EIyssee, .
-. SUMMER ARRAEGEALENT
To Lake Bogne distance 28 msa Fare through
20 cents chdren and slayes, half price.
Departure of Trains-DAfLT.
Leave the city for tie Lake at. .............l0 4.
at.-........- M.
14Ahs WY hl.--t..s-.
.41eP NJ.
Once 80 Common For all Railroad De
psnen any other business with the
ets Alexander Gordon apply 10
w. q. BAKEWELI4 Executor,
ano is the only person authorized make Engagements sign
Obligations fer the read.
omnbusses leave Canal street every ffteen minutes fo
the depot. se22tf
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"A P AL A G HICo L A.

Sails on TUESDAY, October 30. Mt 8 "A. NJ.
rrza, FOR APALACHICOLA-Th superior
ysi5 {EfH3k Al steamship Florida, @. O. Nelson
ter, will leave above. For freight passage
having elegant Accommodations apply board at the Steam
ship Landing or to
OBS JOHN "A. MITCHELL. 81 Povdras street.
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Extra special trips, when required night ~ notifying
the conductor Fare So per trip
Tne Steam Train will stop Gentiy Station when notified,
except. however, mall trips. Fare III each way.
Conductor mnst be notified before the train starts.
Omnuase eaYe Canal Depot every FIVE min
Etes.
my1 C. PAEBELY, superlntendent.