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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

Ak lSDiAN's GIFT TO CnRsT.--In a potion
Of the Southern territory from which the red
man has now been driven, once attended
protracted meeting held in the wild forest
The theme on which the preacher dwelt, and
which he Illustrated with surprising beauty
and grandeur, was :" Christ and him crucihed."
He spoke of the Good Shepherd who came in
to the world to seek and to save the lost. He
told this Saviour met the rude buitctings Of
heattess soldiers. lie drew a picture Of
Gethsemane aud the unbefriended stranger
10 wept there He pointed to Him as he
hung bleeding upon the cross. The con lrega-
tion wept. soon here vas a slight movement
in the assembly, aud tall son OF the forest,
with tears on his red cheek, approached the
pulpit and said "Did Jesus die 'or me--de
for poor indian Ne have no lands to give
Jesus the white man take them away Inc give
him my dog and my rifle The minister told
him Jesus could not accept those gifts " Nc
give Jesus my dog, my rife, and my blanket
poor Indian, he got no more TO gyc-he give
Jesus ALL The minister replied that Christ
could not accept them. The poor, ignorant,
but generous child Of the forest bent his head
in surrow and medittted. He raised his no.
ble brow once more and fixed his eye on the
preacher while he sohhed out, " Here Is poor
Ineitda. irW Jesas hare him }N A thrill of un-
uterable Joy ran throgh the souls OF ministe 8
and people as this fierce son of the wilderness
now sat in his right mind, at the feet Of Jesus.
The Spirit had done his work aud he who had
been so poor, received the earnest Of an in-
heritance which will not tade when the dia-
dems of earth shall have mOuldered forever,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

Belyn OVER LxclrHMENr, mud tn mental re
aud anxiety incident TO close attention to bnsi-
ness or study, are among the numerous causes
Of Nervous Headache The dsurler.d statr Of
mind aud body incident to this distressing CON
plant is a fatal blow to all energy and ambiio".
Suif rers by this disorder can always OBJ ain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by
using onr of the Cephalc Pills whenever thr
ympioms apI ear 1t quirts the over'askei
brain aud soothes the strained aud iariup
nerves. and reaxcs the tension Of the stomach
which always a c muan e. aud agsrayates thu
DISC dered condition OF the brain.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

Ph, acian.-well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
hpada hr?
Mrs Jones Gone Doctor, all gone the pill
you sent cured me in jus twenty minutes aud
| wish YOU would sepa nj 10 so that can have
tn m han y.
Ptydcim.-You can get them al any Drug
gists Call tor C-phauc ri ls fnd they n,vfr
bail and recommend them in al cases of Head
ache
Mrs Jones Il shall send for box directly
and shall tell all my suffering fr ends, for they
are a real blessing
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

TwENrY MiILIoN, or DoLL,n> SAVED. Mr..
Spaldiug ha- sold two millions OF hotties OF his
cplrbtnted Prepared Glue and II is e~tirnat that
each bottle saves ut least ten dollars worih Of
btoAen furniture. thus making an aggregate oil
iwenty millions of dnilar- reclaimed from total
loss by this valuable invention Having made
his Glue ~ household word, he nuw propose to
do the world still greater service by curing all
the aching heads with h's Cephalic pli-, aud if
they are rs good A. his Glue. Headaches will
soon vanish away lSe snow in July.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

BBIDGET.--Missus wants you tl send her n
boz OF Celhalic G ue, m, q bottle Of Prepared
Pils,-hut pm thnG ug that not jnst it naithtr;
hut perhaps yen he afthrr knowing what it is.
We SEE she's nigh dead ant gone with tue Sick
Headache, aud wants some more of that same as
reaived her for
Druggist must mem spalding's Cephalic
Pill-
Bridget-0ch sure now and you've sed it,
here's the quarrher and Civ ne the Pills and
don't be all day about IT ai'her.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22
from tho New York Methodist
EDUCATION AND LIBERTY.
By WM. Il. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
PRESIDENT OF THE GiRARD COLLEGE.


No. l.
The intelligence OF the people constitutes
one of the main pillars of the fabric Of our
government, and the hope Of the patriot for its
safety must rest on enlightened public morality
and virtue
These suggestive words were written by
yania, when he held the double Office OF Secre-
tary OF State aud superintendent Of the Com
mon Schools, Without entering into logical
analysis OF the propositions which they set
forth, or presumng to exhaust the subject,
propose to make them the basis OF some oo-
servaiious on education and liberty, which,
however little OF novelty they may possess,
will not, as nope be destitute OF truth and
/ point.
Intelligence implies both understanding and
skill. 1t includes both the knowledge OF wnat
ought to be done and OF the best W y lo do IT,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYMEN,
On the ellciry of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they we derived from its use;
Rev ,OHN PIEHPuiNr. Medford, Mass.-Its -nicacy In
Salt hheum and other Cuianeons Diseases.
Rev WARREN BURTON, Boston Mass.-Gis efficacy in
Htidael- ioss If Appetite. op r-s-ipn Neuralgia Ner
,ilectiuns and Gencral Debi ty; Its Value to
Clargymeu
Rev. AuGU-Tus r. PORE scmervlle, Mass.-Curs fir
Bols anu General bility.
Rev sYLvANUs Co ~. Rostnn, Mass It's USE and Ef-
F-ver ''-''' ,''''4'''''''' :
be,. rlolAs wHIrTEMoRE Bostn Mass--Its Use
and Value In Partysis, Dys epsia and Dropsy the
Chest and adds; "It ilye- me now Nisor Bu uyancy
Of pirts, las'irity Mu;cle.n
Rev, o,B RN NMYHICK Privincetuwn Mass,-Its Efficacy
Ia H. Niius' Dance and Chrome Broucliis
Rev EPfRAlM NUTE Jr. Lawrence Kansas 7. rrilo-
ry Lis Efficacy in Dyspepsia Debility, l'rosraton and
Ada lauon to u estern c Innate iseaos.
Rev Rl HAtn NETCALF. Bo.ton, Mass Its Use as a
Promoter Of Digest on; and at has proved just
thr Tonic that wan ed "
Rev VI p wtBs : X, Boston Mass.-Its Value in Dys.
pepsia. Chronic Diarrn@a Derangenent of Liver aud
stomach
Rev ABRAHAM ,CKsoN. walpale, ~ Its Efficacy
in lies, Dyspepsia and Unhealthy Appetite
Rev ANrlIuh Il URAwLtY, He shTda, Bnrmah, L /.
--Cl matic Debility, swelling oftho tStremi les
Prot L VITALIs CuERB ston Mass Its Restora-
tive p wrr fer Fee r, Exhaus ion o the Nervous r.
tom. and Dys ep-ai Reeomm ndation to "sehulars'
T-aehers, Clergymen Eli orr"
E,v II. HInDEL Boston. Ma-s--Its value in cases OF
81 nrh Indigestion, Torpid IHver, Neuralgia and
Nervous Debility
N.B-P,nphlets coniainin Letters fron the above
named Gen cnen and others snd gyi full Information
OF the syrun e-n ts' had ON app eah"n o III Agents,
a.. BRH GsautST & 4 o.,
Corner sixth Narket Streets, Wilmington
Or, N l.. Clark g. Co., Proprietors,
cODnAN BUILDINGS
No IS >udbur Street, Boston
E57s1d by Druggists generally throughout tn w ed
sa,ss sep ll'ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS. 5.

Tue AMALoAMAroS or LASauAGEs.- There
Is growing tendency IN this age to appropriate
the most express wori- of ather languages,
and after a while to incorporate them into our
own; thu- the word Cephnlic which l. rom he
Greek. signiyiig "ior the ,ad, is now he
ming popularzed IN connection with NJ Spal-
dinps- great Headache r'me Y, but it will soon
be u-rd in a wure genera way. and th- word
Ccphaic will hecnme as comm n as Eeotrntype
aud many others whose distinction as foreiyn
words has been worn away by common usage
until they seem "naii,e and the manor born p"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22
TIE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
WILL TILL YOU R,rs,'s n thod Of tamiu. Hors,
New Boot and Shoe Store


a. WOULD infrm his friends and the citi-
y zens genrraly ihst he has opened BuOi
49, and II 4 STORE, on the south last curne
- Of seventh and Walnut Streets ilmngt,n
Delaware wher- he iutrnis keeping Instantly on hsnu
gatd a. sot lment Of home made work such 0entl-
none nne and coarse Boots and S=ous; Laes Caters
d the best quality also cd assortment Of Children
shoes al szvs o will make to order at the shortest
uotir al Linds Gust work His stock Of Leather
A. has been seueted from OF the largest houses in
the CITY HIS iournrymen are good and practie j work
mon and he iees confident he will be able give entire
satisfaction 10 all who may i've him a call.
Es REPAIRING done with neatness and dispatch.
sep q JOHN HAR1EN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

rsy- The Annual meei Of the S'ookhoier.
of ne Odd Fellows Hall COMPANY, will be be'd
AZ their Hall, on the afternoon Of the 26th i0s'''
at O'Clock.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

ILL TELL YOU OF the symptoms, and rrea'
ment Of Worms Bots, Ollie, Stransit
l4tion stony ConcretiOns hupturos,
Pals,, DtarIhoa, Jaundice, uepaurr-
hna, Bio dy Urine. Stones In the
Kidneys aud Bladder, lniltfnma ion,
aud other disease u the stomach,
Buw.ls, Liver aud Urinary Organs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

WILL TELL YOU Ofthe causes symptoms, and treat
meut Of strangles sore Throat, Is
temp T, a Arrh, Influenza, Brnn-
chi is Pneumonia, " urisy, Broken
Wind Ghr-nic Cough Il airing and
WhHtliug, Lsmpas, sore Mouth
Ulcers and Deeayed Teeth with he
diseases OF the Mouth aud respiratory
nrVauu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

ILL TELL YOU or thc ,su es, symptoms and Treai
men Of Fstula, r0 Evil, Gianders
Fsrcy arrt Fever, Mtrgs. Surieit
Lacked jaw. Rheuu atisIl, era p
Calls. Diseases OF the Eye and Heart
9c SC. and how 10 age Gas
traiou, bleeding, Trelhinning How
eing, Firing, Hernia Ampui alton
Tapping, and other surgical opera
ffune
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
WILL TELL YOU or the causes, symptoms, aud Treat
ment hone, Blood, aud Bog spawn
Hns.bon4 Svernie Strain, Broken
Knees Wind tails, Founder, Solt
Bruiss aud Gravel CrafArd lools.
Scratches, Canker, Thrush, ond
Conis, also, Of Negrims Neitigp
Epilepsy, Stag. ers and 9th diseased
- E.aL L. NM HID
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-22

THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
WILL TELL YOU uf Brer' ing Breaking, sablin ,
feeding, Grooming, >hoeIng and the
general management of the horse
wi b the best mo les Of administering
meiisine, also to treat sitting.
Kicking, hearing, shying stumbling
Crib Biting, Restlessness, and ohar
vices to which no Is subject; with
numerous explanatory engrayngs.
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SUGAR. Sales 1900 hhds. Prices unchanged.

Btock on hand NOT lh05f
SUGAR Sales 1900 hfds. Prices unchanged.
Fair to Fully Fair 44@54c. q Ii.
MoLAssEs. Sales 1900 bbls., mostly Ferment-
ing and Prime at 2o@2Sc. for the former and 240
Csc. . gallon for the latter. No Choice on sale.
FLOUR. 1000 bbls. superfne sold in two lots
at :, 200 at IS s73, 800 Choice at ST 5o@sT IS and
400 at.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn comprised 1880
Sacks including 5000 Mixed and Yellow Mixed at
&c.. 10000 Yellow, White Mixed, Mixed ETC., in
several lots at $50. and 600 Fancy White at 65. In
Oats, we noticed sales Of 2fGo sacks st. Louis at
a5c. and 1000 at 34@s5e. 2loo sacks Bran sold at
soc. and 500 at s24@85e. o 100 lbs.
HAY. 1000 bales Western "a AatboatIoad) sold
at s23 u ton.
PROVISIONS No sales of Pork reported. At
retail, dealers realize s1s@ls 80 for Mess. The
only sale Of Bacon reported was 10 casks Ribbed
Sides at 105e. Nothing reported in Lard.
WHISKY. Rectifed retaiIs at 1a@20c.
HIDES 1000 Green sold at &c., and 5s4 MeIi-
can at 144c. % ID.
COFFEE. 1900 bags Rio sold atprivate sale at
1ol@Isc., and 24o0 Damaged, at auction, at $500
1904. "a
FREraHrs. Rates are dropping, sbnt not quote
ably lower. Filling up for Liverpool At d. f1r Cot
ton, and for Hayre at I Ic.
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I ,ADlEs' WINE. ..."LADIEs' WENEss
sPEER's VINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities q GENTLE
sTIMULAET, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUDoEIFIe, which
testified by Pbysicians and thousands of Laliesand Gentle
in all parts of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle Stzmsllant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
aud Purifying the Blood.
AS "a Dfuretse.
1t impars healty ection to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DROPsY, GOuG
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS O. Sua0rfGc,
II upon the Skin opening the and exeng ell i'm
purtos by nsenBb perspaon thereby driving of Erupors
cleansing the surface giving tons and vgor the whole
system and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
THE Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Havolong used the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany.
Berries dried and preserved by fesfor In
Spoor's Wine OF Elder
pure the Juice of cultivated Elder recommended D,
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dioinal properties SUPERIOR aay other Wines in
use and an excellent article for all WEAK and DEaILITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALI
DISTINCTIONS, improving tho APPETITE and banoisns
LADIES and CHILpREN.
a ERGSEos7 EyiDes
Because 1t will inoxcats 1t contains mixture
pirits other liquors. admired for its rich peculiar Eny3
and proporties impahns healthy to th
STOMACI II and DIG FESTIVE ORGANS.
-A wtnegloss full may be used with meals,
Gny tiEe through The day, as desired.
We will only ask you ndpgonceto make one trial of thi
Wine.
For salc In Now OrIoans by e. J. HART Il CO., JOHl
WRIGHT CO., JAMES SYME, Canal stree,, and by al
principal Druggiats throughout the UniedStates.
Trade supplied or propretor's prices.
ALFRED sFEER, Proprietor,
g1v25 lTkW 2S broadway, New YORK
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Our Northern friends that would be, so long as
thew can make money out of the South, have been
pratng about stay laws, reputation and so on.
The strongest stay law passed since the commence
ment of secession, has been by the submission
State of Tennessee. The State of Alabama pass
ed something of stay law, but it amounted to
nothing. 1t granted stay Of proceedings to those
who have entered the military service of the State
for the term of sixty days. In Mississippi, mo-
ton to enact stay law rejected. Texas has
passed stay law, but it only covers proceedings
of Justices Of the Peace. Our quondam friend in
New York. Chairman Opdyke, K. 0. S., our re-
spected large real estate proprietor Doctor Morgan,
can rest assured Louisiana will not enact stay
law. stay law, by the bye, would not effect DR..
Morgan not to the value of continental dollar,
because the Doctor holds no obligations of parties
who would take advantage of such statutes. The
Doctors rents, which are highly respectable in
amount are paid promptly every month. We doubt
if the Doctor ever lost the cost of a quasi court
dinner through his numerous tenants in New Or
leans. In fact, the real estate held in New Orleans
by the Doctor, we fancy, pays him better than any
other investment he controls. We do not believe
the Doctor would take the cost of his valuable
corners in cash to-day. If he will take cost or
what he paid for his Canal Bank shares, which was
something below fifty dollars per share, he would
find purchasers, if they could get sufficient stock
for certain purpose. The question is simply this.
We dislike to see, in the public prints, Matthew
Morgan associated SO freely with the Honorable
George Opdyke. We should like to know how the
pretixturo Honorable comes before the simple
name of George or George 0pdyke. Is it consd
cred honorable in New York to make certain
profits out of uncurrent money in paying off a
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JEFFERSON CITY. March H. 1884,
Arrived to- day ia Western Beeves 206 Hogs,
7so Sheep, SO Mich Cows and Ils Veal Cattle.
Stock on sale 200 Western and 12o Texas Cattle,
$50 Hogs, $50 Sheep, 20 Mich Cows and 50 Veal
Cattle. A lot of 15o Extra Sheep is held at $40 D
head. Other stock We quote
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Extra special trips when required night by notifying
the conductor Fare SO per trip
The Steam Train Will 9enty Station when notified
ezeapt however, ON mall trips. Fare ID each way
Conductor must ba notified before tho tr starts
onnbnssoE leave Canal street for Depot We min
utas.
myl !. PANDFLY, Superintendent
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Intending retire from the Shelf Goods business and conne
ourselves to Heavy Hardware Ion Steel Copper Tin fste
spelter Axcs, Springs HUBS Spoos Felioe etc, etc., we
now offer large discount stock of Shelf Goods
In quantities TO purchasers. The stock is full and complete
couprng fu assortment of every article required in
country store including general assortment of Fancy Goods,
peruney ETC. Country Merchants Planters and the public
snera]v will find it to call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We also offer for sale
$50 tons Premium Iron assorted Flat Round and
SQUARE, of al sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plates, all sizes.
eA tops Merchant English Ion assorted, Flat Round end
Square.
100 tons Refined English Iron, assorted, Flat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted.
% . Half Ronnd, Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 :. Beve Iron.
30 =. Scroll Iron.
;No0 bundles Hoop Iron; assorted x to Inch.
osn Band :, :. l to sxIf and SIS inch
800 :. Sheet E. =. Toto q inch.
m . Russia Sheet IRON
100 , Galvanized Sheet Iron.
Fo, sails by JOHN a. REIN 4 SONS,
Nos. 50 and 81 Camp street,
MA MoyyokFrtf New OrlGnns
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81 JOHN e7' sVh1"AA&' 49, <sssaaszg
E DEALER IN
Lndfcs', Cl,ilars7l's and GontlemsEAE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. Julia street, between Carondoot and ST. Charles
iNozt to hia farRlgs STANDBY
Fs.,.- nnd ghnss mazda 10 order pe5 IL
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,r.sss ,B.aas.,u, NEW RAILROAD .sSSEa
ENias ROUTE &k ESfb&
sHHEEss88s SskasHas@AXEEF& TO TEXAS. aaasaA9adA&a
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

time saved and the risks and disconfos
Of a sea voyage greatly diminished, By the
Few Orleans, Upelousa and G. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICK's BAY,
By the new splendid line Of STEAMSHIPS sIl built
pessy this sde with superior satefoon accommodations
for passengers,
LEAVING THREE TINES WEEK.
MONDAY 6USk
To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
To Galveston and Indianots.
.MATAGoRDA.
To Galveston and TndEnos.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
terry running the Rarogd leaves the landing, ost
OF Toulouse oppoae Jackson Square,
the morning. Tckets be obtained secured
Railroad Office Of ST. Peter and evee Streets
pose jackson Square daily and at the Depot before the depar
tnrc of the Texas trains.
Froghts for Texas by this Line received every day. Sun
dayE excepted landing. Insurance by this Linz
less than by the River Line. - -
o2SH BENJ. p, FLANDERS. Sec'y.
4 WRIGHT e. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
- and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggs Dealers al Pr2Creors lowest Wholesale prices
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s-uazs - r-zz,z..svzu,ss-s GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
EgH gsE iS6Q:I ~, WAY N.Y., Iis6q:

A2S{SSZs--a-.aEfG-SAEg NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND
TRAV LEES-Summer Arrangements.
Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business Route
through Cauada terminating Detroit Michigan In the West
with two Eastern terui Portland Maine and below Que
bee forming cheap, cool and delightful summer route be-
tween New Orleans Cairo, st. Louis Louisville, Cincinnati
Chicago Detroit and niagara Falls Toronto Kingston Otta
wa City Montreal Quebec SpgGenay White Mountains Port
land, Boston, New York, and Atlantic Citie&.
This favore embraces the most attractive scenery In
the world embracing the Falls Of Niagara Thousand Islands
aud Rapids CT st. Lawrence Chaudere and Montgomery
Falls, saguenay River, and White Mountains:
Tourists will have opportunity Of visiting that marvel Of
science, the great Victoria Tubular Bridge.
Through Express Trains leave Detroit daily the arrival of
trains from the South and West.
for Through Tickets via Grand Trunk Railway which
had the principal Raoa4 offices in the United States
and Canada. j. HhRDMAR, General Agent.
WALT ar EHAWI,Y, General Manager R2I If
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers
BROWN BROS. CO.. 35 Carondelet street.
SAMUEL, SMITH & Co, Camp street
UNISON Il Co. Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON CO, No 81 Carondelet street.
REkOIST, SHAW K CO., No. 10 Camp street
BANK or COMMERCE., JAcoB BARKER, Manager,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets
THOMAS H. BARKER, corner Camp and Gravier streets
T. W CONNER 4 SON, No. 80 Carondelet street
JOHN WOOD 4 CO., corner Camp and Common streets.
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A. ALA C q | c OLA

APALAC HICOLA A.
Sails 6 ATURnAY March If, at s 4. NJ.
FOR APALACHIC0LA. HIRECT-
I JEK8b The new and Splendid steamship Florida, Q.
port For freight passage having excellent
nmodations apply board at the Steamshn landing or to
JOHN A. MITCHELL,
milf 50 PovdraR street.
r1azz FOR APALACHECt9LA, DlKEGT.-
~ f7fA The Alphabetical and New Orleans Steam fGv
CATION Colnpany's and elegant steamship
ETloTtdm O. o. Nelson commander will leave tor the above
season follows from the Steamship Landing:
New Orleans the 4h h and 18th of each month at
8 A.. M.
Leaves Apalach'coa It'll 18th and 29 Of each month
Fare between the following pac@sand Sev; Orleans
COiHT1huG
Fort Gaines and Bi2 bridge ID w
Wood Vile Bevue and uhattahoocha ............ Is 90
Frnn New Orleans 10 ApRaChGola ............ Il 90
Tickets had board the ship any Of she ChaLtahoo
Steamers and at the Offices Of the Agents,
JOHN A. MI Ft}E ELL,
No. So Poydr3iS street New Orleans, La
ALBERT DODGE
r2g en- No At Water strest, Apa'achicoa, Fla.
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a@qzs u. ,rr,r.sssu,upns, NEW ORLEANS, jack.
l&s Nss# MIL nsOF AND GREAT NORTHERN


ss&SAaAaE aE~@N8kHRAITR0AD.
Two Passenger Trains leave the Depot At the Of CALI
and Magnolia streets daiyhe Mail Train at 730 A. NJ
and the Express Train At I P. NJ.
Connections with all the Northern aud Eastern Roads, and
Tickets sold all the principal cities Of the Morrill, East and
West.
to New York days and I6 hour Price $43 co.
For further information apply tile Goncral Ticket Office
1lB Camp street.
Hope street. late $50 P NJ daily, Sundays oxceptsa
The Company responsible for loss by Gre.
Excursion Train 10 Magnolia leaves Saturday F. NJ
T. 8. WILLIAMS,
5y1f 1y General Superintendent.
m %ssisss a%iEs x hS{ S.
corner Of Goodchildren aud Champs ElyBsee
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
To Procszyle Borgne distance miles FArehrough
30 cents ;ehidren and slaves, half price
Departure Of Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, at. 4. M
~. nut - n
mn o.. Il; *, ii4aai a m n
paeu other business connected with the estate of the
W. 9. BAKEWELII Esq,
who only person authorized make engagements sign
obligations for the road
obuaaes leave Canal street every fifteen minutes for
the depot. seZ2u
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TOIIND. REIE s. SONS

y
Agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES
PLANTATION BELLS, And BRANCH,
CROOKES L CO.'S SAWS,
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street,
New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

To sail on SUNDAY. March Il, at s A. II.
GSALV ESTt}N AND MATAG0RDA BAY.
f9k New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
.z, The superior cnppered and copperastened steam
ship Texas Charles Fowler commander will leave above,
carving the United mails. For freight and passage,
superior apply board TO
l. G. HARRIS, Manager.
81 Camp street
davu for he MI