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of New Orleans. 3 FRANCOIS ECRoT-Ne, l6, 81.
pY VIRTUE of q writ Of seizure and sale
Orleans the above entitled will proceed to sell
Camp Magazine Streets TUESDAY, the 18th day of
May 1861 IL o'clock NJ the following described property
to Wit
Second District sQUARE3 bounded by Gaye Ursnlines,
Hospital Miro Streets and having front of thirty feet
Ga1rez street, by sixty feet in depth.
SQUARE l06 Gayoso and ST. Philip ursuines and Lopez
streets.
Seized in the above suit
f. T. PARKER.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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FoURrH DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
q I Nsw m n5lsans JOHN MURPa Y.No:i n q,
- directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court q
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell
at public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY, the 9Th day
Of May 1850 IL o'clock M the following described property
viz:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Third Dis
ct Of this city in the square No. 1885, bounded by Epanade
Paucha Kcrlerec and Where Said Lot thirty
two feet less front Vler street by feet
less in depth The whole viii nly appear by
reference to The assessment roll Of said District filed in the office
Of the Treasurer Of this city, together with all the Buildings and
Improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash On the spot.
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ouATR1ExE CouR DISTRICT JOHN 2 HYDE vs. IA COM
de IA N0usee'e'oFieans soTNp SOUND No Use ,s3a-
Inn VERTU dun Ordre de vente rendu lie
IA q davrl 1860, moi adress6 par Honorable Qua
de District de Ia Nonyee Orleans dams Pasire
cidessus ie procederai SAMEDI de mai 1860 midi
PHoe de la Cite de la Commune entire les rues u Camp ct
Magasins, a la pubique ct adjudication de-
PuSIEURs COMPLIES ct BILETS, suvant detail qui sera
donne la yente. :.
Z. 7. PARKER,
s23 2T 30 NV 8 Sheriff de la Paroisse d0rl6ans.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BRANDIES-W HAVE GOOD
receiving by direct mporatons from
France additions stock of this celebrated and highly
favored have 1895 eighth pipes 79S eighth and
Quarter pipes 1902 do 1905 in halt and eighth
pipes We the attention Of the trade aud connosseurs
this article and unadulterated For sale on
-es" VIM 4. LEVERIGH & CO., 81 Old Levee ST.,
ole ly Sole agents in this city.
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sroosn D,srR,cr corKr1 CITY HF NEW ORLEANS VS..
- Of New orleaus. FRANCOIS ECRoT.No l6.5ll.
Of Orleans the above entitled cause will TO
Camp Magazine streets, TUESDAY the l5h day OF
May 1860 II o'clock M the following described properly
o Wit
Second District SQUARE 7s bounded BY Gasez ursulnes
Hospital and having tont oil fnf ieet on
Gaiyez street. by sixty feet in depth = 49,. :, gz
SQUARE 100. Gayoso and ST. Philip ursniines and Lopez
streets.
Seized in the above suit.
D $3.50 f. T PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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DEuxlEME eouE DE ptsrElcr }LA VILE DE LA NILE,
de la Nonyelle- Orleans. ORLEANS vs. FRANCOIS
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisic ct yente n
"a moi adressd par Honorable Deaxieme Cour de District
de la dams raae cidessus, je procedera lie
MARDI Is mai 1860, midi, pHotel de la Cite, de
Commune les du Camp ct des Magasns la yene
Denxeme District ILET 73 boraa par les rues Gayez des
Ursuines FHopta Miro facade de tEene
peds Gayez soixante peds de profondenr
ILET log borne les Gayoso ct ST. Philip ursunes
ct Lopez
Saisis dams Iaiiaire ei-dessus.
Il. T. PARKER
MA % 30 n,y7 liz Sheriff la Paroisse d Orleans
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ss OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE
Spsr Kettles from II inches diameter - an inch
!, &c to AZ inches dianaeter. 49,. ] W an inch.
under ~ inches diameter. 70 an men.
Furnace Mouths S2 $50 and SS5 according 10 size ana PAL
teYn Crate Bars &c. per pound .,r,
3szz Commission Merchant,
Ra4,v No. Il Union srest.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT q cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 15 and q Charities street.
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SHERIFES SALES.


sixth plsTs,sr Govar} CITY OF NEW oRLEANs s.
% ne directed k K. ths b.no,ss ts ssih Dst Conf
nee ca.ap and y dsy
o. May 1850 at O'Clock NJ, The following described prop
"a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Second
Johnson and avez sreets No is hsyas hry iee
front on johnson street by hundred
ssi,ss e ss e.: above o. suit;
=sgy55 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans,
IL ssss 3. "a v VILE Re J,
TN y 1sla1E d,gn writ ae saiste q ysnte,
sAMEDI q ds ma pd TMStsl a. i cifs' rue
yene pubque ct adjudication de Ia proptte Ct de-
IN TERRAIN sitqs dams lie Deuxieme District de ee,.e
lille dsas re ~ i2 borne par es ds Name D Eli
Johnson cent peds dc profondeur
CONDITIONER au moment de ladjudication.
aA N.Y. II y q shsrifde ia paroisse a Orleans.
Tno R1fE coVHr Of SEW oaLEAss
IF ssaa e s bs ds
New Orleans above ented will proceed 70 sell at
public auction a. The City Hotel Common street between
is SslosE ~ es~jas assesssd
snd on & sy se y to a.s
one hun hundred La and twenty feet in depth
TERas-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
'osn De oR H1E Pc x sd sEEE
= s sa sds1 Ct 4 @
q mai ssn m M5ss Il e c
de la Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasins Ia
savoir-
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THrRp psrmer couRr CITY Or NEW ORLEANS l ss MRS
of New Orleans DUNCAN n. HENNEN.
No. 4,763.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
I'D to me directed by Honorable the Third District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets THURSDAY, the 24th
day May, 1860 at Il o'clock NJ the following described
property, Wiz
First District SQUARE 49, Perdido Dryades Poydras and
Rampant Streets sixty nine feet Poydss street. by hum
dred and twenty feet in Depth
Seized Ia the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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A MAMMOTH TuRrLE.-In letter Of the 18th,
from Beaufort, s. O., we find the following:
A monster turtle was caught on Broad River by
Mr.. s. E., on the 18th instant. It weighed SO lbs
and measured 6 feet Ii inches in Length 81 feet
across the back, and sported q head Is barge Is
bushel basket.,s
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Sitflil
TRosIEME CouR DE DISTRICT Ia VILE Pc "A NTELLE
Ia NouSelle-ofieahs Gan n HENNEN-No i, rs
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct gente 2
moi aessG par Honorable Troseme Gour dc District de
la Nouvelle Orleans dams raae cdessus e procederai e
JEUDI, "a de mai 1860, midi pHotel de r. CITE, rue
pubque adjudication de la propee don't suit Ia des
Premier District IIET 1872 Perdido Dryades Poydas ct
DIES Rempas neuf pieds la Poydras cent
ying deiS pieds de protondeur
Saisie dams fafaire ci.dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization
Il. T. PARKER,
a2l % myl 10 Is "a Sheriff de In Paroisse d. Orleans.
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srcosn D,srR1cr CoURT SUCCESSION OF FERGUS JOHN
of New Orleans sToN-Ne. II, 5s2
IN Of this estate and other person herein interested
show cause within days from the notification
they have or can why the presented by Mrs Fergus
Johnston deceased and the NATURAL turx Of the
LOCATED and approved funds distributed in accordance there
with
BY order of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Afbiete of the NIarkets for Aast Salesk.

CREscssr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
Saturday Morning, June g, 1880
Our general market has exhibited but little ami
nation during the past week, and in our leading
staples, Cotton, Sugar and Tobacco, the business
has been Of quite moderate character. In West
ern Produce we have noticed but littlet urtheri n
Flour, the operations in which have been limited,
but fair amount Of business doing in Corn, with
moderate demand for Provisions, at steady prices
for Pork, an easier market for Bacon, and further
advance in the rates for Lard. Freights continue
firm but without animation.
The Asia's adyices, embracing Liverpool dates
to the 9th inst, appeared in columns yesterday
morning. They reported o continued dull and
dropping Cotton market, with further slight de-
cline in all qualities Fair Orleans, however, was
quoted at I'D, and Middling Orleans at Sid, the
sales Of the week embracing n 900 bales of which
800 on speculation and 5000 for export. The stock
in port was stated at 100000 bales, including
900 American. Accounts from Manchester
were considered favorable, with an improved de-
mand for Goods and Yarns. At Havre the weeks
sales were 14500 bales, prices showing slight
decline fer all qualities
CoTToN The market has worn heavy ap.
pearance during the past week, with but few
buyers disposed to operate, though one or two
parties have taken some considerable lists and the
business has somewhat exceeded that noticed in
our last weekly report. The weeks sales have
embraced some 10, leo bales Of which 4soO on Sat
urday, $500 on Monday, 400 Tuesday, 1000 on
Wednesday, 800 on Thursday, and 200 yesterday,
prices being very irregular and generally in favor
Of buyers for nearly all qualities, the business be-
ing done chiefly in the lower grades. Wsquote as
follows, but our figures are but little better than
mammal :.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

As we have heretofore published the halfyearly
statements of the old banks of Tennessee, we con-
tinue the publication of them, as will appear by
the statement of the Bank of Tennessee and
Branches on the 1st of June. Our community and
Tennessee have been for years on years CONNER.
cially and financially connected !; also socially
identified, which connections, we hope, will never
be severed, nor the identity forgotten. They are
mutually profitable, beneficial and pleasurable.
We therefore, rejoice In the progress Of the State
Of Tennessee.
The annexed statement of the chief bank Ia a
good one. The cash resources that is, the gold
and silver, compares correatyely, very favorably,
with the immediate liabilities The item of domes-
tic bills, it is presumed, embraces exchange bal
ances. The Suspended debt, which covers bills
and notes in suit, say s7sl,7o7, is prodigous
amount-over one-ffth of the capital is hofs d,.
combat. But we should like TO know how the
great robbery of the branch at Clarksye, aay
Sl7,sa5, can be classed as means and resources!
It looks decidedly facetious funny. The bank is
robbed of large sum the robbers have never
been detected, nor never will yet the bank mana.
gers denominate it as part. Of the means OF the
bank. We suggest to the managers of the bank to
charge this amount to profit and loss at once-such
an item has no place in bank return; in fact it
affords some merriment to fnanciers and bank
officers, as well as to ourselves The statement,
all and all, is exceedingly favorable one and If
we were stockholders in the institution we should
accept the report, as we presume it has been, men,
con.
~.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

TOBACCO -. There have been some few buyers
in the market again during the past week, but
their offers for round lots have been mostly below
the views Of holders, and the business has been
Of quite moderate character. The weeks sales
as far as made public have amounted to about
1900 hhds., all of which have been on private
terms, except few limited parcels, including ~
at 7c., Is OF Ct, sat 6a. los at Al and at SIC.
- tb.
We quote as follows, though our figures are
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

In uncurrent money there has heen very little
done this week. except in Mexican dollars, which
have been taken freely at from loss01os9-a tall
price. The supply Of American silver coin has
been free, and brokers and dealers are buying at
90. and selling over the counter at sss, according
to sums.
We append our usual weekly quotations Of coin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
@ n. WII.MO1vS PLANTERS, EsATIeNTED
.. col RD-R OoD CUTTER.

Tie excluve patent rights the above have purchased
by company gentlemen 81 the city New Orleans
States of Louisiana Mississippi Aabana, Artaasa Tennessee,
Florida South Carolina All parties Wishing pur
obtain by Supplying the mdersignsd,
agent for the above company.
F.w. O. ooOK
55 No. 5s NaIcheE street. New Orlaanh.
Refers ts-Mesars Martin Gordon, Jr., N o. NJ s. Brin-
gGr ascension La DR.. g. ". Campbell, Ieryls La Cap
Ssmss. mya0 ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

The imports for the week have baies the
sales IS 90 bales including that from the quay direct
shippers The trade have taken 000 specuaors 1000
espoTtes oooe bales To-day 70o bales sod-he
ke closing very dnli and irregular. s455
The suhjoned table exhibits hand
and the imports consumption from the LIST January
date for Liverpool alone compared with the preceding
years
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
II contains, among other things,

It contains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms ==5 S..
The American Ritual.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Aa,
senators Green Douglas and colane and Ness stephens
The Sa material portion kansas Nebraska BIN.
The Graeadsn Montgonery senate and Engh Bllls The
appesinin same, including President Perces Special
Ths Ths osssiaaoh ossa Rs9sS 1fe d The United STATES
Articles Of Confederation.
Wsshing.onss y fssswsll ssss ssa ~ ADDRESS,
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of I7as and go
MI Report IN favor Of ths Daen 4 the Pselis
President Pieree,s Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Bill
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress-, with the
President Pierces Message yetoing the Harbor
1II The School Land BILL and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bulwer treaty #5gg e. "y85
Extracts Speeches of noted Republicans and Abg
''ed Mr Toombs' Boston Lecture Slavery.
Fremont and Bpaansns letters Of & Ascsgtanss KS
ihsIlssy MI Caihoanis Port Hill Address.
President Jackson's Proclamation against Eulhcaon,
The Maysyilis Road Veto
Report Mr. Davis Of South earsiina, Politica
fins' NJ Buchanan diaery Report on the sub,
Organization, and Hen A. H. suars LettP.s signed Siadi
Kenneth Rayne Speech Phlladehia in November 1856
and in North Carolina in 1882 :, 'es''
history of with the votes on s.le various Tariffs
history OF the United states bank Abolition Petitions
History Of the Annexation Of Texas
Opinion Of public men power Congress Ter
ritories 45
Tie s Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon ssctionally
e. III Sonpromlss Measures of 1885,
CLAYTON Compromise. =2e3Ee
Wiimot Proviso.
with many other things, too numerous to mention.
Every subject Il fully treated and every Congress-
sny subject having political Specification, Is given,
fhs 6ook will post up the public speaker fully the
sinsls Copies, %, Club Of Six, sl5. =.5z~
JAs .. SMITH q CO.. Puhlshers,
m5 Philsdslphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays the Steam Train will city at o'clock
A. NJ, in lien Of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will the city Sundays hour
froa I2 NJ. until ii p NJ
From and Sunday, the eth May the Cars will leave
either end Of the Road every halhour from o'clock
until o'clock 2, NJ.
The Horse will make
at night, whenever required the Conductor must however
ceive due notice.
Passengers earnestly requested procure tick
at the Office under the Depot; Clecks return teke
will be handed them on the
my1 q. PANDELy, Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Weeks receipts, sss hhds.-Exports, 2s3.

MoLAssEs The market has been lhacuye
again during the past week, and although tne
receipts continue of limited character prices
are without Improvement. The sales have reached
bareIv 400 bbls., and the range generally has been
25a3oe for Inferior and Fermenting, and ooQeszc'4
for Prime, with some limited parcels OF hall Dds.
at 3ot@33c. VI gallon, according to quality.
Weeks receipts, 749 bbls.-Exports, 26l. as
FLOUR. The market continues dull, and prices
have still tended in favor Of buyers, with sales up
10 Thursday evening of about 5000 bbls. Of arrange
mostly of s. 90 for superfne, So 25@ss rs for
Extra, and 81 oo@ss so S bbl. for Choices Extra
brands. Yesterday prices were higher, and the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
.Er-s--
ships.
DENTISTRY.

asaas5saAass4ss DIR. "A. II. D1bSEIlE, No. 10 BA-
ks RoNNE STREET, having procured the Us
slstsnce of one of the skilful Dentists in
the countryDR MEFCAIF, Of New Yerk-is new prepared
to attend promptly 10 all branches of
DEN TISTRy
Entrusted to his care
In regulating GTfILDREES TEETH and the manufacture
of Artificial Teeth H. IT, has had uNPAR AlLELEp suG-
CESS
sa-Teeth extracted without phin. fe27 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

seam Train from the Lake to the city on week days
The Steam Train will stop ct Gentiy Station notified
s1esp however ma trips and during the halfhour trips
Sunday afternoons Fare Is way
must have timely notice TO stop
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

SUGAR. !. The receipts continue very light, and
with fair demand prices have been steady for all
qualities with sales of about 800 hhds. during the
week at at the range of our quotations, as below.
The last sale on Plantation was 100 hhds. at 7ic.
% ID.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior. .5a@bl1 Com to Good Conn., gs1
Fair 10 Fully Fair. Ties Prime and Ghoice.tS gsh
Clarified and Refined Vs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
s,-qas - ,...x -.zs,vr, NEW ORLEANS. jack
issaas Hg4 rSEa 1SUN AND GREAT NORTHERN
1885. !. INSTRUMENTATION pepartment. ass.

1859. Transportation Department. 1856.
Freight Sill be received the Conpany's Depot
Hope street, 331 r. NJ daily Sundays excepel9
All freight intended for transportation must be distinctly
marked with the initials of eonsgnee and place
nation and freight wiz ha received unless consigned
sstnbshed stations the line oil tits road It's
The GOpay 10 prepared 10 receive and forward freight
to al points the Mississippi Central Railroad far jack
son, Tenn. zas..=
Blank railroad receipts for freight may be obtained st th
Depot MGssrs. CorBon Arstrones Camp street,
those who wish TO them.
The Company holds Itself responsible for the vaae of all
shipped by the roa, which may be lost hy fire, from
sine ii Is ecepted foT A. stations on the line until twelve bous
otis cognses of its arrival the depot In this city,
This Company. and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the treat Southwestern Eje between New Orleans and New
York having made with the Express
Company 10 run regular dails through Express between the
cities the Express business heretofore carried by
aaiosd Gonnany for It's account III discontinued
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
aon be obtained this subject Of j. j. NeK
SO Camp street
Agents Of the Railroad Compa permitted to RECEIVE
receipt for specie, ieRery, express
They will be received by the Adms Express a Camp B
4. s. WILLIAMS,
n25 If General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

and uncurrent bank notes, being those Of John
Wood q Co., Camp street:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

Condition OF the Bank OF Tennessee and Branches,
Nashville, June l. 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

COMPUTATION TICKETS.
reside city and have residence estab
lstnen Road procure reduced
rates, at the office on Camp street.
4 E T.. g. WILLIAMS,
fec General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
=z3. ~ g4i lF9.i
CATTLE MARX 8 T..

s. 35.jas4 JEFFERSON CITY. June D. 1850.
The stock now on hand comprises 10 Western
Beeyes. l40 Texas Cattle, rs Hogs, 9S Mich Cows,
and 81 Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
yew ertesm 9aiy Cseseeat samAa osaiaa Slime ga 1860
Ntu OrIsans Daily Grsstsnt.
gstp 0rleaHs HIpaeg 5llarktt.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DgpaRrMaNT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
aarss -.,yr..ss.s..s.,-, NEW RAILROAD s--zea,
ss,AAs Ifttfss5AsSEfaaSst1 ROUTE Elm EA5S%
as9stys asssl 5ssfsSsS TO TEXAS. ssSsAaaAssss
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

\ 5aEss rfsss.zs5gsg-1 VIEW IkAALROAb .,sfesss,R
sss. gsssss 4ssssszszs TO kPR5E fExAs. .aAIEAss aAIEAs
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Tganty tpr hours time saved and the risks
OF vsyaga greatly diminished, By the
New Orles ns, SaIseIousIs n mi g. w. Ea fIrons
40 BERWICK's BAY,
By the new and siendia Of STEAMSHIPS nil built eg
presy for this trade with Superior stseroom
LEAyIEe THeEE TIMES wEEK
Io Sabine Fass and husR
10 Galveston and 1niianoia
To Galveston and idanoa. 'N
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS
ferry raing to the Raosd leaves the landing foot
i he morning Tickets may sssaged
oosite srs daily aud t he bepo sera SI ,h asa
u Faigiits for Texas by th Line very day sun
lay. sxeste 4 hs esose landing Insurance BY hisine y
o2stf BENZ. r. FlANBERs sec'y.
I'm leR3 lsTiF dszl1sq safiWANa aSWAaExfSAS bsasi
corner of Gnodehlldren aud Champs Elyssee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
To Proet Lake Borgns distance 9 miles Fare through
1s, Beparlire j I'M TrEinasEDA1Ly
Leave the city for the Lake .......+.....,.l1 A. N
Lake cry " II
Once % ,ss a.i.sas Bs
". q. BAKEWELI5 Executor,
who ID the only person authorized TO make sign
obligations for the read. :
the depot se9lsf
l nssSi MI safiss AHp y SSfS5onA MN sass. AZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arrangements ~ 80
Great Northern and Eastern Pleasure A tsns,nes pone
through Canada terminating Detroit " ofs ~ ,bs W
sss T foo5s 9 sss assn ,ssh sas, a; .ns ds
New Orleans Caivo ST. L. al cIeennafi
Ghsag Detroit and Niagara aiis Toronto Kingsion 9th.
laHa Tbis Boston sar;,S New York and Atlantic Cities
the world embscing the fss Of Niagara Taossnd Islands
aq R hpas OF the s tawrence Montgomery
Tourists will have opportunity Of visiting HAT marvel Of
science, the Sssat Victoria Tubular f,ridee ' .
Through 1pes Trains leave Detro daily on The arrival of
trainS from lbs South and West, - ~
Ask ar Through Tickets sia Grand Trunk Raily-ay which
tan be had at the principal Offices III the United states
and Canada j, HARDIN NE f;anerai 4 yant
WAblER SttAWLf. General Manager.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON,
GREAT NORTHERN RAILR0ADi
Important Notice
THE TRAvELINa BLIo.
k5R M IsL
Time and Price Reducedi s
THE FINAL COMPLETION.
or the
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoAD,
Enables to afford the gratifying Information Of Reduc.
ton in the Time and Price
no rHE-
North, East and WestI
Two Daily Trains the Depot of the New Orleans jack
and Great Northern Railroad, Caope Magnolia
streets, as follows:

EXPRESS TRAIN at BPM,
Both Of which make Gloss connection Canton with Trains
IN the Mississippi Central Road.
Tickets to tho following places Mt prices named
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
GAL.
James HswItt = Co.'s Circular.

,u,.. Lavraroo1. june /, 1850.