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WASHINGTON LOCK RosPTrAL.


nR. sAUMAN has. after an experience Of ten
yeafs, Established the above refuge from
oa Indian or German doctors,
snd pretenders OF vitohorat and impostofs In gsn-
This Is the only place where Q cure and speedy
cure can be obtained In the world for sll imrropcr
Ano evil habits, gonorrh9, gloet, seminal weak
ness, yphllis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
orkanle WEAKNESS. pains In the loins, structures,
GENERA oepiic, prostration, nervousness, restless
hehs papltatob OF the heart, ringing in the ears,
I9qss OF memory, confusion, melancholy, affections
OF tne head, throat, noee and skin, and AL those
peculiar disorders arising from the indiscretion Of
youIn, rendering them unit for either business,
stgoy, society, or marriage.
Dc ,. has the greatest remedies In the known
vorio LOT diseases OF the blood. gonorThR, geet,
.uiotn5es ~ phlls, seminal weakness, self abuse,
e. tnere 10 no osse In which they fRll TO cure In
Victims Of these horrible complaints, Who vould
Elsh 70 be valuable men and ornaments 90 society,
sn9uia embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
VI. S1umnn has made the most comp tete arrange
Ments i2r the comfort Of his PATIENTS who come
LION LION asance. They will be furnished with the
aost pisesa1t and agreeable quarters necessary
aist, end made % Comfortable As they would be at
n M oas. hotel At less than half the cost.
NAN. n otb iortst she name and plumber. Dr. Shu
renpnsyiyania avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
sne National Hotel, Washington, ID. G.
PERSONS q distance should enclose STAMP for
return postage. Once hours, "a. NJ. to 10 r, M,
VARIOUS parties have been entlced from my in
sutution by certain swindlers on back streets IN
tns city, who viii il till the DAY Of their death
Soro 20 the wise 10 sufficient. Sd Civ
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s 3 METRpPILis, EMPIEE 81 ATE.
strsnsth and sPesd, but PsrtouaTly ADAPTED 20 the
neofon With the Fsll River AID dc Colony Rsil-
road, distance of Sc niles only 70 Boston.
kesys Pier Nc; Moth River pear the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ct O'Clock
r % sonohink a. NsyB2rt eeoh ysJ:
IuesdAys, Thursdsys. and SATURDAYS, o. O'Clock
r, "a. touching - Newport each way. = =
These Steamers ss Fitted with co mmodiops
etAte rooms and every erIang cement for the securi
" ANA comfort OF Psssenger who are Afforded BY
thus route nighh rest on board. and on arrivs
u fall River proceed psr Stesmbuat Train reach
Ing Boston early the following morning or ma
remain Oh board until starting Of the Aocon MODE
non as A. NJ By which they may reach BostoE
beegsgs msster 10 attached TO each steamer
who receives and tickets the ba<fafe, and scooH
ponies the same TO les destination.
steamer rurs IN connection with this Line be-
tween Fan River and Providence daily, except
Freight to Boston % Forwarded through witt
geet dlspateh BY an Express Train. which issves
Eah River ever morEisg, Sundays excepted, q.
N O'Clock for Boston AID Nsv Bedford, srrlyirf
~ Us destination ~ about IL A. M
ot MeISss q p.'sass Apply on board or at the
And berths Apply on sosra, OF 4 desired 20 seosrs
10 aud n West street, N. ".
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EsR .. vii ssS R SsSsssSgy3H,o

On ana after May lstn. Issi. the tan: viii ri.
Is follows, vix;-Lesye Camden Stsrion, BAD
more..Mail, except suna.yp g 0A. i BY
SOUTHWEST AND f k6kfS Nv EEHe WEST
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Tram; betveen Piedmont and Wheelinr txhe a. ",
eSommodstlon Train, leaving Piedmont a s % A.
a And betyeen GRAFTON and ParksrsburT tafs
The FREDERICK TRAIN raves Baltimore
a. 81 4; N; and FIederick at69 A. Al. = T~'s~
dmore at 30 and SIS A. NJ. and Is and $40 p N |.
and EIhsotts Mills at 10 and liso A. M AID ss;
For further infernstsop. Tiekses Of every hna.
SS g., sRpiy 20 +; ENGLAN Agent, q Camdsn
w. p. SMITH.
Mssser Of Trsssporfion.
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ENTERPRISE
EAs sE5sE4 SS4RSsEsfsEEEs S

|PfoNEEkk.I5Ccs.ssi, w. No,u.,
VIII run their routes a. follows, leavfrr LIEht
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden. st O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge. Denton and Landinss
on Choptank rlver, every WEDNESDAY And
SATURDAY, returning every Thursdsy and
Monday.
For ANNAPOLIS and West River every TUES
DAY and friday and returning "a re dsys
,PlONEER-For 81; M,ohael's and Esston via
the same day.
For Annapolis. West River, Cambridge, Oxford
sna Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
For Annapolis, West Riyer, st. Miohsers and
Ia ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY, returning every Monday By same route
Fare TO Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Faston
Fare 70 81 MiohsoPs and NiisT River round
FsIs to to aysI .ouS Sg9 s s!
MEALS EXTRA.
OFIeight must be PREPAID
Wharf and Once, LIGHT ST., foot Of Camden,
Beitimore. @. x. CANNON.
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E sE EEssgkAs st SsIk LINE LINE

ToNclnl.na Routs.fSs ssortsst and noss a.
ss. g: 81 IfF2GcF Sc IS
Proyidspce,snd Boston and PfoSid enos RSalPosSs
BE. No North River. as o'elosS +. \. sas
y Az Hsi pT Is,a SAlss leaves Be.iou q sSE u.
Monday, wednesday, and FRIDAY. From Gro
''iH1 n. IssSSSs6INsWSS;Hs;si i1 S ss.sss
Tsssday Tsarsdsy, and setgrdsy. From 6rotoh
om SFo. ond rss
Rrovidsnoe And Bqstoa. IN The EIprrss Mai
Tram. reaching sad place In sdvanoe II fho.e ~
Ssa a;,I 5ostss And in an.ls tine iOr Z. ne ssry
senssr. that prefer IL, remain on boese the
S.esmef, sr2y n,ghts' Iest undistarbed break
Trsin, conpscting a. PrOvidsnos with The %
: Fare ffoA Prov,dssoe 10 Newport, FIfty cents
"a. 1890 master accompanies the steamer and
Fer Psssass, Berths, STATE Rooms, or FREIGHT,
sylly on board the steamer, or af the freirh
Qmss, Pier "a North River, or at the chiee Of
the company, NO. lb Wet street. corner Of Cort-
hno street rev York. y FEB. -, 1881.
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ES5sfhiSSasN H,,s sE ER : fsk9sSSS M 4,
From Chambers 81 NY, From s,th sfrsst. .lfi
Express, 2 and IL Q. m, II IS n IS n m 'and a
and $50 and p. m. = i SOS M -'-~
Troy end Albany with lle Is >. IN : fsundsvs In
sleepipg caf1 1o,l5 ,. ul eluaed Il --'-f- -
m, LIS m. 80,
Sing siLg u4in,eo 90 "a .Is,B . M, and as ana
f''AhH ss.a. b az sIi4aa s s.;,.,,..s, ,la
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II NEW BOOKS.

NEW BUOKS,
HISTORY of the United N etherlsnds, by John
L2tnIeB Motley vols; f,es b. mail, 81
!Shn Lothrop Motley; svos oioth; free By mail,
Silas Mariner, the Weaver IL RsyeIol, by the
suthor Of Adam Bede )" cloth 7slosnts paper 80
. Life and Career of Major Andre, BY Winthrop
Sargeaut; $50.
After fcebergs With q Painter, q Summer Voyage
Mob Sl.50.
The Manufacture of Photogsuio or Hydro-Csr.
bon Oils, By Thomas Antiseil, NJ. D.; Sl.75.
Any Of the above free by mail
FRENCH q RICHSTEIN,
ap8 27S Penna. avenue.
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,rvoy nst,rIJ,A .3., ;. BOOKS

- MILITARY BOOKS
~ kENCh RICHsTiEN have Just received
lLge apo complete assortment Of Mllixry Books
S esd cent below the regular retail prices.-in-
A ssS edition Of Hsrdes,s y,f.,,r, ana ara.
Teotlos, complete. III q ~
IT, yolsnsesrs Mssusl, vols, Q,
9ross's Miiitxry Ssrs ar - seues' 30
asasn's EsIe fortk cAfios and Outpost, sssh IS
tscuos, ppcsp edition. Sc 4 l.. :.
81 az hSsss g. tss - Of toe Sosnissr Militia ssS
az; Tss ~ ~ = Beet fos =. 2: sos. s.i..
0ca, $50 = -
os Also. xiii.ry Maps, MAJ Of the ssss Of War.
Ass, Bsdsss ssd Msdss Of ever, Ssssripsssn.
... fiks Isl = S! 1t Il: . :.
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a~ar re f 4 ss22E MyNsSEs II t5S SiD

Leave. the I9v,5 .ga = gNf8SS DOCK DOCK, Bait.
q o'oleok P. d. tsiin1 psssensers and feisht, sed
SSenesstins vIsh the lR.ircsd lives. g md pom
ton, Yefk, Hsrrisbqrs, Pittsb1re' p. and ~.
Wess' immsS Iasey sner the arrival Of the Express
The following is the Schedule:
From Ney YORK 70 Fort Monroe and back. slt
Prom Bsti%oiRs ana obs B,o Sso.. s
DPRoCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In Nsy York. ~ the New Jersey Railroad Ofhoe
foot of Courtlard street.
In Phi. elphia, ct the Compsuy's once, N. w.
corner OF sixth and Chestnut streets, or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot of
Union DOCK. HUGH 0'CONNER,
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WIN. CRAWFORD, Aren't
a.EfsssffsA y SiI &c. y !! !.

RAE WIssT, sss RtDsSoN w
~ ,ffdLkolD asd NEW YOkE
ES[a a1t $1,000 < ~ y xs.ss Trap. eve
fss ssSSssss: lSSs 81, st ..
nn smpm ia sSpu
=. SSIm sSpm
Conneetins At Albany with the New YoFt Ger
rA Railroad for Sohepectady. Roohester, Utio,
Batavia, Rome, and statlons on Rome and MstsT-
ssspepsion Bridge, Auburn. Geneva, CsGsndsisua
Trains In connectloa leave Buffalo and sutpen
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo and axe HuTon An
great Western Railroad, for Hamilton Toronto
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milvsukie. Fon Du La
s, GI5es'e, mSsa1:ep prsirs DIV CeeE, Sssns
nne, Iowa City. Burlington, Quincy, Sprins feIc, ,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre haute, Ind anapolS
Lopnv1ue, Cincinnati, iayton, Colun bus, Cleve
land, and a.. points West, Northwest and south
NORTHERN ROUTE.
oConneotnE with Trairs at Troy, with Troy a.
BQston and Rens. Saratoga Roads for Sarstofs
nltehsl, hpeapd, Burning ton, IT. A lbeAs, r. p.e
foint, flatfsburrh' OsdsnsbuIEh, Montreal, 40,
III Freight Arrangements By thi. route ss
above w1thout change Of Cars, from the pepots no
Snamoers ano anal streets. are 90 ell times az
favorable IS made BY otheI Rairoad Companiss
West commend il to ths corfdepoe OF me- ohsnts
a. ehl ppers ior promPtpess and disp patch
Passenger trains, with Smokine and Sleepnr
Cars ron In connection on the New York cenIrsl
For particulars a. To local tr.ins and freight sr
sngements, inc uire at the depot, SIS Warren at
a. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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GUNBoATs 'oa r.. WESTERN RIVERS.

QUARTHRMAsTRR GENERALS OrYIcx,
Wdshiagtoa, Jxss IL, l86l.
PROPOSALS arc invited for copstructinS 6inn-
boats upon the Western rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be lmmedistely prepared and
may be examined at the Quartermaster's Once at
Cinoinnat,. Pittsburgh, and at this once.
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine-build
ers alone will BE- considered.
Plans submitted By bidders will be taken into
confederation. M. @. MEl6S,
JeB Quartermsster General United Slater
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80 Esat hSsf I'll st E$E5SsR 1 1oP
TR4A, NORTH AND WEST.


For Absny-iloo g. N. fast express train from
For Dover Plsins-4oa .. m. stopping at white
F.fans sne .tstons north 70 Dover pIsins-frOm
This train vii run to Millerton every satureay
For 6foton- FaIls-sasa a. m. sto,pips a, an sta
lions north Of Eordhsm from xh street station.
For W bite Plains-fss1, I:io and 5.oo D m stop-
PiHE st AZ stations from 2sth street ststion.
be ror sm ni1 e. ne. m stopping At al sta
For Williams Bridse-7S, lbs q. m. and s:sO ..
M stopping AZ al stations from 18th rect station
Returning will leave
AIbApy.Soo q. m. last press tain.
Dover Paips-6so O. m. This tram leaves Mi
lsIton rery Mondsy morning at a. M
TW 5SitSs bsI.EoR m .
Williams Br1dse-e=so, $50 0. m. q Loo D. m
Itrest, for Csntrd Park, Yorfulle, Hsriem and
JOIN BTR itSfff ron ass $50 s.St =; to
vNEw YORK AND ERlE RAIL,
- Passenger Trans leave via P.yO-
MIA Ferry and Long book, from foot II Cksmsers
7s N E% EXP sSG ior brntrt and Buffalo
and principal intermeaia,e Stations
SOC m MAIL, Tor DuukirK. and intermediates
stanoes-Thls Train rsmains over nigh at Elmirs,
sS a. MILK dsii., for tonsviIs. and inter
j. ifs q . q ACCOMMODATION. daily. for por,
100 ,. nv m. WAY. f for HiedIs,Ovp. N.vbur,b.
800 ,. D., INC Nc az hsfi gsXSPREss daily. for Dun
4lrs, Buffalo Csnsndaisus. and principsl ssstons
Stations, and runs only 70 Elmira
"a $50 s ,; m; CscoMMoDATIoN.fO for bonneville,
NATHANIEL mIRsaim Ri sostT: Sent s1p't
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FSs1 tAs ExsHisv, Ns1fsA, ".
They have been tested in moro than thsseana
cases, with entire success,
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t. NOTICE TO TKAyELERs
~ ss, rSsfEs.tsr eyer hsv,ns ordered the
tlss;: - J: i: 81 ss: !. f.
MSndsy, dc spS insss5, - tbs BsI ipe on ,...-.
s SIl i ss B..tin9rs EyERY DAY lsIespt ssP.
~ AZ 81 sshnE Ton Train. which leaves wsshinfton
m sd m
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GREAT BARGAINs IN PIANOs-Ore very
a. "a nice H6l song make for $50; onsu-S
l xs'SS i nee k9sexood Cklekerlnss' make II
Eske tor Us, g the Mnsio Store Of w. g. METZ
svWs1. Ess sols xs6sT g stsinvsy . eeny ana
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Fysss tks ExsSsisr, Norfoll, VI,
Cephslic Pills accomplish the object for vhieh
shey were made, VIZ: euro Of headache In Sll ia
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Doors AND sH0 2Is. no syIs TIE

Wears new manufacturing Ill kinds Of BOOTS
supply OF eastern made work Of ever de-
sortstion, made expressly TO order. and willv Al
pc sold % nuoh lower yrioe than hiss beens -
ARTICLES. y
Persons in want ot Boot. and Shoes Of eastern or
IN store and II the lowest PRICES; give ne . call.
9klFFlN b BRO,
va
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Fo~ tAs DswoerGs. So. Closd, Mas,
ifyou are, or have been troubled " It'll the had
zone, send tor box, tCerhsic Pills ., 20 that you
may nave them In case Of an.attack.
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HoW fAs WsstSS Il. X. GGsssts, Clissss, III.
we heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding. and his m
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~ yERMIN DESTROYER viii rid Won OF
koaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, 30; Moore's Rat and
VIII removs never fsi. Moorss Bensins
rom the most delicate fabric, silk or voolen With
gloyes beautifully, with little labor For sale -
MWoV,kkEs 6rsat Medicine Depot lis Pa. ~.
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NEW YORK AND ERIk RAIL
FoR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
fnA AND PAIL RIVER.

NATHANIEL mA haSi mRl soeiT:;ss' Sent ss''t
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Ftess fAs Sosshsrs Psfk FSds,, Ns,s Oylssas, L.
Try them you that are Afflicted, and ve are ssrs
'that your testimony can be added 70 the llrsady
Other medicine oan produce, NJ
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Fsom fAs Dstly Nssss, Newport, r. l.
Cephalio Pills are taking the pIsoo Of Al, Ind.
row fhs Co~1as,eiaI BsIlstis, Bostos, Mass,
said TO be very efhoaoious for the headache.
1oM fhs Commercial, CSse,ssati, OAio,
Suffering humanity can nov be rshsvsS
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The St%Sfn and AmsOy snd Ph.dssh and
PLACE S, from WALNUT STREET WHARF
AND KENSlNGTON DEPOT, Will leave a. fof
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". r.. ZSnn0rd.

u Wtsse W1HHt&eifste 90 Can.
WAC Ms, Carte no AND
P~l T ON HnN S s
THE UbsGRlblk - now s.ady tasaseftsssfS
i for Piantttion Wagons, Cart ssasa t4ai - EF
the soning 4ca-5u. I ad 40 III r. p<ezs4h i lsEr SN
tiers and others wantins aak ug tHx3afe bg4 Article seA
sem n their ordeas eafly that th6t Tray BE- 80 "a
wfykekl fail. IN time. 81
MINI orders will tssfaithfullv sssecsted. an3
prompts 'pplied.
NJ H. 5ck Of Iron II now onplese--ct,mpft 4lng
d full assortment Of FLAT. kssuNB aud .~QE4s a..
tJNtGH StABS, HUo nd AM Iron ss,W Edits
IRON. GtRMANsApa spRiNoAT EtL. RON AxLEs
and S~FRfNGs-ali siycs
s1~ ALzxof shich will be fnrnfshed ~ law M At
any estahii sliment IN THE STA re
me- He has on hand 1000 MDNTAGUE PLOUGHa
which he offers orsaie to close partnership accoua ats
re- caiiand EXAMINE Ut The Warersntns. corner OF
f1lnrcha and Vain streets, baton Roagp.s
icctasss W. sTrSNARD4s
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f';rcr Efudford.

f';pcr Erndford.
4stss b. az tssvtszsszEss & fsas-
sxtr s~assAs;ss@.
r., III, .als,t s en- MA. ..o.s Il ,l.iD and
4 ouat..nt4tF sETf & maIes t the largest aud
a.es' s-st- tnqntyv. af 'rad u ttds mtflet
seql-4t PHERA RRdDF0RD.
TABLE CUTLERY.
70 se M d % sstaNss"6Es Foeaa
iii q .ea5 81 5ie-f7fSkE CUTLERY,
- PnrfeH ADFoRD
san gIarNa rEw.
2 I I. :, ~. u 4 l tee i ct.
lss etre' v gsssf IRE thjra i|9esers
as a 5ta sas7aa pieeesin rough Mora.
ppes@sstnf1rp
TT .N4 90 strn IL NJ 1eh~Btsf3EA at
IL s"p. vt tIatR 4 III . FoEh's
farna7sx Enrpefs!
yy7 sfft sw e,stlsag anr tir.t ipvofee o. eAt:1lsTs
" this 80 - On consisting IT,
TArrf rvs, 7anes'ry.
sptsfhHe " fvtr" fine,
~ 1Esl raaesir .rs uo~pet"r X
Rugs. VISITS Carpet Binding, Taeks, Ar.
- now eT,t % sst- me- best escorted and largest
stuck "a tie m5tke Gall md examine, Compare
| ptxes fnd guilty y dfs'gf for vgnseeif
r LIS PIPER BRADFORD.
Useful. So.ets ess
~ TIT E69f it@t tsf- DFnane&ta1 timbrelia
sianHe. entor. n7V ebesfers French roll fans.
| sl+n caFe ,pnf. ess Frvet4. uaocl,e1s md h"il RS.
seriny can aleste~Ka fres ing easeatos lsases and sen
strfnan 81 81 rut.atn efna, Portfolios. dn1'le egg
- q ftIfE3 & HsbDF0 MS
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M ysQrTJo saRS.-suca ~ Eobinet. linen and
VA Cotton MEETINGS = fuii sairly N hand
y ~ a RsnsSrg"'D
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Tr -. G
-. coor, THE Travels Of 4 angar Planter
A " u. ucnth. In Enrnpc--by CapAKH Watien
~ Or ~ For asic by J.
ncto ,,o.t once bookstore. sat@nsRotee
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!; rc7yyp NOTICE.


n :. N election .held In Actordancs with
ftefe snvrAY. Of May next the 2oth day oi saiS
W = % 4 the fuylow ne folice Jury WHraa. at
esssh. I y h.rs,nsfser dssiyne ed and bsfwse', the
~ pesswo . ~. and : p N frthe ? ar,.ss O. e :.
hsurs o. " 70 fepr sent { thbf sad War;. In tue
tark > nem0 ~ III u m of ~, yssrs. except the
Yoise 1uls al Ward. who vii. represent his ward
-, -, . ~ rom sas aDa n'ad'' q 'nas '''s 9
de ~..a-. 1ebert 4 roiron's stor~-rommis
~" poirou. for,alis Taller and baus'sfe
Hossessae ..t the Coffee House Of Tr.s. Bonrr = Co.
NN"..s.isness--H: nsxsrs. Jr' Aasps''' A'i'es'
- 49, ssa n-ssa thc hoast - Terence ner'ehesosrs
- .r,si5sers--ufsin 1ebsns Ado'ph ianafy
50 N:ss,se 4 tie Court House Of the Par'sh-eom
~ ws1..-.r. q. Patrick, !. =. Allan, 4 Barrow.
nnisannssaW,t tho store 81 LsBalf \ IIanrs at.
~ wssucrs-k rlsnrahan. Jcsehitna Rschsrd ana
r IsR.,!:a ! III. stsef of j. F. Tacns.n,.ccmm,s-
Sin u 49, woods. Aug. Lerlerg and - e.aVs.
,'c..1sWT a. ommis,soners-~wsn Wtntsr. = y
iltn "a famed Wars, j. --at the house OF
fts e iu'ns Y 4. J. 6. WOODS. 4
J. Y. DrFAiD1' Tisr& President
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IA sri:s.cs ard sIHrness.


r AN S0g1 RELYING u snlen If a~ssorsrsnt q
/ CARRlicrs enasIT 4R,vEss u every 4as ,cstp
fian " whit,, the af&SNtiono Of pure aaars is~rnsitor
Having selected nv stuck il person tstring 'h'
sunsner can suppty ny customers 81 risieef asaov
81 an. in tie SOUTH, md or t1e best %qnstttv. TAI
and n%afoire6a 7 will
NOW tn 9To Fz. IL
r4iccte aud close tfnacnss,
Two ANA four seat Rettss
Rocka ways snd 5areacfes,
Side aud s,nzle ses; saggias. With aud w,thor
.opg,
with a sp!andia assaarfmen. of deuhi. ard sin
yle Harness. Whips Sc,. 10 niatch.
Also Stage. Wag1ayt and Cart iarnsss
Blind f9ridies. Collars. fiaruns, Re,
Ali Of which will be- aon as fow AZ they cau b
purchased IT AM house n tie South.
nv facliitios for 7epairtrg a.e Unsurpassed in nj
she b apries, ant a cantfnpspelsG f patronage &
snlieitad
have IN store a full assortment Of iron earn pris
ing, Flat, Round and squsre, Sheet ani H9an ifon
txfes, Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings rnadetc order. :
the latest sty,es and patterns.
have aiao on ttani, Cane wayeons and catls
road Wagons. flarssseat otl.sr ttsht carts. and ~
sinds of Wheelw,ighf work male to order. 3
A,sh " ~~k.rtsFerce Pumps, fhain Pumps, COM
alate Lightning Rnis, Nc., kr. Can and eSatn,na q
tir old stand (new ~enii'ingj corner Of Maine an
Oh urci, strseta.
nov "a VT. TUENARb,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-25
po4nn Rnuge9 Steam Ferry
J,a CIV sTpAi f#ERT soAT 4

J1n Wv n cTFAS fFssRT BOAT
T1.r,Nrv aOUTR, vili lpaye e1gesf.s
~. M,,sesas l Sn,ciocx, A.Fh. during F.HsAas
H. I Wss,er ,nonth... md q = e'e'1es tur'ng me sun
" M sssso minutes viii / ,ks place between the f.ips
tror either side.
,..t I'll Il san;aown. and remain bv' .lsnfes only
y" 3. rrnas;te side; after which. p"rsnns desirons y
VI s ~ 'h,fnre sunssAe next morning will " taken
svsr n .tIas II double lpies sofettrshg-, according
10 contract. 49,. a..
9 r,a,trr but In order to sait the cnnv"n,eut-s
- rhose business os pleasure Causes tit"fiie'
.ssJN erossiar Of sei.ler Themselves or Servants
a.p..s.se 4 Oh. to- III be sold ~ the bnni IN saics-
,,e.o tventy Eve fat Four Dol'arsg bHiav . d,sroa'fi
EICii'DMARkhAa co.
AZ Froerietsrs
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nseea Rouge Grosse Tcte and Opc.
Is ieasus Railroad -sew arfanse.a"'tt-.--t'n

n.eea Rouge Grosse Tcte and Opc.
Is innsus railroad -Saw arrangement Tin
md .fler sept. lat. rne car will ieaye Bayou Crosse
Fate daily, At sk O'Clock, 4. ". ana retuTaing ~
,e,oes /. i and "a extra trip every Thursday, for
~, ,eeouods,iou Of ransengers--ienving steRrvsr u
ls.,.loel, noon. and returning RON Crosse 7vse at
aEM
me train les es Marlngouin station every Nanaay'
fnur,aay and SATURDAY atsA u, returning eyers
sr.aieg Of the sArastays-
Also, the rasrst6ip Oh Thursday runs through e
xsringcuir-
the asesrn ferry.nea. .sssanny sqn.h" viii max"
Nr.e ,rspsA day 70 the terminrf Of tn" read a. FOL
lows
isars, Baton Reng- st.s.s.."..-..,eeh a IN
" ".4......,....1 p III
IN, Ae,rhs Intended for the evcnins tran must b"
sAipp.i ny 1 O'Clock, p N. that trip being made eS
dua,veiy .,r carrying freight.
n R-Th4casa ticaets and excursion tickets for
ss % tho sanns sonth,
rr 40 excaraion Train will RIM to accommodate
33jjss.are ps :ties, on application being made to .hr
Superintendent the Gay previous.
snp,i ST C.. II. KEESF.. Cenauetor.
n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-25
gasriaqE Rerhirins

WITH a FINE o &f 1nasertnI oteveYv de-
cription. and hrtt-cIas i rnechanics am .tdis pre-.
psrpa 10 rensfr md bull t arriages IT all kinds VII
dispatch, and IN tire best manuar. on n ~aSnuatle
terms. Mt the Ensnorlpm corner nf Main q nd Church
reefs ra toy Pus,cp Ia ", II.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-25
RECEIVE lN IA FEW DA rs

KECEIVEeINA FEW IDA Us
= Inc a%sprtment ii fltldr+ns' TABS AMI GIGS
stfavine purchased alargt qasntity af naterialfFarn
the manufactnrer4. nv Mci1ities fr Tepa'rir9 zee
enmnletes andsaiih Gr~ rate sort 'nAn ID scious
rooms. ] fm prcpar tel " rep,ir afl kinds of raf rags
WITH dispatch. aud IN reasonable tsrns.
plantaii. work attended 70 M fsnat lust roeeiv
81 two pair ri e~xesalenf fIMBEt. vHEFEs eatng'ete
Of Bnsby 4 %!atf1e'r make. ~ the P%lanters' ,npnfiann
esrner n Church aud Vain s~treets g,aton l'naee IN
nor13 - MMa ~ WE Tf$SAHTe
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curas GUNS:

CUNqy GUNS:
;ces o,yeneN I new l"t d Deso'e hc~1s-
w. sbot' Guns, which ~ know will sn'i, oo'n
sssessa'i5 sSo t''' IARcUTsH dsLANoUE.
cny. iafayrtts 4 FlaridA -.
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,4s asEss8 ii
$50 ~ tftsss4f
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