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SEMINAL WEAKNESS

brought on by the indiscre.ion of youth or ex-
cessas and abuses at mature years, which en-
tirelv units the sufferer tor marriage or bnsi-
ness, are permanently cured by Dr. DELos.
Cures GrARAsTEgD in all CASES undertaken.
Patients living at distance can b. cured
at home Just as well and without any one
knowing it.
MEUICINE{with full and plain directions for
using sent to any part OF the country BY mail
or express perfectly secure from suspicion).
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To THE WoRKryg CLAss.-We are row pre-
pared to furnish all glasses with constsnt en-
ploynent 1t home. The whole Of the time, o.
for their spare moments. Business INV, light
and profitable. Persons Of either SIX easily
earn from 80 cents to s5 per evening, aod .
proportional sum by devotirg their whole
trrDs to the business. Boys and girls sarn
notice may send their address, and TT ths
business We make this unpantjed oAer: rs
such = are mot we'll atis6Gd " will tend o.
dollar to pay for the trouble Of wSiiiux. I'm
pasticnlns, samples worth several doIlAzD q
eo0mencs work q, and > copy q HsDe -
Hirssiae, ons a IL laE9e8 and bee llrs1sa1a1
Patlisldoas, n 80 - ~ nail. R1a1GD r
dsa saIiisaa : g ,fniias1, -
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At an auction sale OF books in New
York Wednesday night, some rare vo..
umes brought assonishingly low prices.
Audubon's Birds OF America with
plates almost life size. sold for $50; =
splendid edition Of Beaumont and Fetch
er, in eleven volumes, full cali. for $50; q
complete edition Of Mrs. Aphra Behn
Tor IS; Bromes dramatic works tor 81 :
. fine edition Of Byron, with hundreds OF
inserted plates. for us; Baskerville
edition Of Congrsve, in mOtt1ed cali. Ior
s.; al many othsg3 q equally Low
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IN INTERVIEW UNDER DIFFICULTIES

a When two OF his friends recently sue
Qeeded in passing the portals OF Chatham
risen, England, to pay twenty mln'
les pisit to Mccarthy Zone OF the polit-
Zeal prisoners,) they were confronted by
placard OF constructions" setting forth
he conditions to be observed during
heir interview. Prominent among the
ules stood the following:
at is strictly forbidden to communicate
prisoner any information relating
matters beyond the prison ~
1t is strictly forbidden to seek to OBJ
: ain from prisoner information relating
o matters OF prison lite and discip-
inc" ~
: Proceeding under these ingenious re-
,trictions. Mccarthy was not to tell any
thing sbout himself, and his visitors
we're not to tell anything about anybody
Else! Wonderful are the ways OF Brit
sh discipline. World.
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ter has not yet had au open grab at the
public purse. Is royal blood to be thus
neglected? Never, never, never. Let
these Penns go to grass, aad let their
annuity be given to her royal highness
Beatrice Victoria Feodore.
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The Ca|enic Institute
Established 1861 and Chartered BY the Leg
islatuve for the Treatmentiof all Diseases
Of the Urinary and Cenerative Organs.
THE secret MonitOr'' and Guide tOHcalth
private Medical Treatise on the Disenss Of tn
Urinary And 0enerattve Organs.

INCLUDING Sper-
lmatorrhea or Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, Co.
norrhGa, elect, Structure,
Varicocele Bydrooel Diae
eases Of Women and their
Improved Treatment, To-
getber with the Anatomy
and Physiology 0 the sex
ual system in health and
disease, containing 400
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INDIA, LIKE AMERICA. LADEN DOWN 6Y
FRAUDULENT ENGLISH DEBT.

England's possessions In India,
though known t. be vast. have remained,
in their internal common and the agen>
cies At work there. . terra iacognito to
the general p0blio-sapecially %. to tic
people OF tho Unifod States. srua.
George Thompson drew . ssrzible pic
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TO THE LADIES,

Ladies can consult the Doctor on all private
and delicate troubles Remember that all case.
and correspondence are SACREDLY COMP.
DENTAL.
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Commenting on the tact that the heirs
fWilliam Penn still receive, and are
forever" to receivd, u pension OF $20,
90 annually from the British treasury,
he'London Echo tacetiously observes /.
Considering the very dubious claim
he old Quaker ever had 10 the State
shich bears his name. and that il is now
ne great Republics. it might not be
apartment TO suggest that the United
tates Congress should take over the
ability for the pension. with the other
,riveleges attaching to it.
Very dubious claim" was it? Echo.
ouare right. and you echo our opinion !;
ut Penn's title was no better or no
;orse than the titles by which five
ixths OF the soil OF Great Britain and
Ireland are held to-day-ihe parchment
.,testations Of kingly piracy! Conse-
nently 1t will easily be believed that
he United states has no burning desire
put itself under any further burden
or the benefit OF the English Penns,
'articularly rs the family received its
10000 pei aaIum as \ reward for its
'oryism during tho American Revolu-
ion. lin compensation tor their pro-
,rietary rights to Pennsylvania" is the
hid way in which the fArliam. n ,ery re-
ORD puts it; tut this entry is liable TO
nislead, for the reason just assigned.
borrower. the State OF Pennsylvania
when asserting its sovereignty over the
soil. paid 10 1.-The deyisees and legatees7
4 the Psnns the handsome sum OF f65o,
0O,toge,herwith exempting their private
ands and estates from the confiscstion
which would lawfully have overtaken
hem. Was victor ever so generous to
D vanquished enemy befores On the
,Aole the Penns are . lucky family
int y thought flashes ON as like IN inspir-
tion. Queen Victoras Youngest dangh-
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SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

which viii give you al particulars, and viii
be sent in plain and sealed envelope.
Do not risk your health or happiness for 4
lifetime, bu. go and send At once to the ply
s.cian, who's business it is, and he viii fully
restore YOU to health
Direct Letters, DR. DELOSS,
Drawer 4l4, DETROIT, P. O. Mich.
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and engravings, sent TO any address der sea-,
on recsip; Of price, 80 cents.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL PAMPHLET, Of 20
pages on the above diseases, with valuable In
formation for those afflicted, gent in sealed en-
velope on receipt Of two three-cent stamps.
The physicians Of the Institute specially
treat all the above diseases, and NAV &c con-
suited personally or by letter. Address Ill let
ters thus: 0ALENlC INSTITUTE
Office i29 W. Third St., 81. Paul, Mimi.
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The LAfaystts (Ind) Cosri~ says !: Mir
Hzzae br.ndt Who has recently becomo The
fortunate heiress to an immense estate IN Get-
man. left Tor the old county thu morning ON
No. 2. over the Wabash Road. Gha was 20.
companied BY her mother and stop father,
NJ NJ. and Mr.. Schultz, and young Hermann
Mandler. who has been working in Lercher's
parber shop for some time The hitter has
oeen an intimate acquaintance for over q
year, and is understood to be the young lady's
emanced. The quartette procured tickets for
new York city, and will sail from there on the
steamship China next Wednesday.
The estate. which has been in litigation for
the past fifteen years, is said to reach the
value Of So. GOO, 900, and comes to the heiress
through her fathers family. An understand
ing between the young folks Of the party is
said to have been arrived at at the Turner'S
masquerade Tuesday night where Cupid was
actively at work plotting for supremacy even
while marching in the retinue of Prince Car.
nival. an apparently loyal subject. Yesterday
. council was held with the old folks, and the
result was that Hermann decided to go with
the party to Germany. Thus closes the first
chapter IN this little local romance.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Geo. Pearson.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD GLASS DOOR AR
moir, Bedroom Suits, superb Rosewood Parlor
Sets. large French Plate Mirrors, ane Carpets,
Rugs, etc.
QY GEO. PEARSON. Auctioneer-Win be sold
on FRIDAY, March 10. at II O'Clock A. NJ, at No.
100 Canal street. one of che most complete lots of
household effects offered at auction this season,
moved for convenience of buyers, and to be sold
without limit on account of departure
Consisting of Handsome Parlor. Bedroom Dining
Room, Hall and Kitchen FURNITURE, fine EN-
CRAVINGS. CARPETS, MATTINGS, CHINA
and PLATED WARE, SHADES, CORNICE$,
STOVE, etc.
The above will be open for inspection Thurs
day.
Terms-Cash. mig lit
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DY NASH g. HODGSON-W I. Hodgson, Auc-
ID toneer, Office No IS Caropdelet .treet-ON
SATURDAY, March IL. 1876, at IL o'clock NJ,
at the Sr. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rotunda OF the St Charls Hotel in the city OF
New Orleans by consent of all Dartes 10 interest, at
public action, without any limit or reserve to the
hight st bidder will be sold
4 VALUABLE STEAM SAw.MILG, together
with tina ensine and all necessary machinery
nec ed Herewith. together with
TWELVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
OF LAND, well timbered with pine situated in the
road three and half miles long. with trans
pOrtaton tat Springfield. NatalbaDy Rivpr) dis
tant from New Orleans sixty miles, at all seasons,
and Onnected by water TRANSFORMATION at all seasons,
at distance Of twenty four miles, with the New
Orleans St. Louis and Chicago Railroad at the Pass
Manchac station
ture; has 25 horse power, liz inch cylinder by 16
inch stroke the boiler is 26 feet Long, by AZ inches
in diameter The saw mill machinery is all OF Pages
manufacture, and has all Of his latest improvements
including 45-foot carriage, and has one saw so
inches in diameter. The entire machinery costing its
former 1sI, proprietor Mr. E H Kemp, $500
80 feet long, and ali necessary buildings for aborers
and teams are on the grounds.
BY SPECIAL ACT OF THE IEGIsLATURE
OF LOUISIANA the right. of way has been secured
Of 300 feet in width with the privilege OF timber on
the same, extending from the Saw Mill to Spring
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED IMPROVEMENTS,
with all necessary arrangements to run Steam Saw
Mill including the railroad and five cars, were COM
the PERIOD of about year, by the former propre
tor but under the pressure of the times it was
pended, and can be renewed by the purchaser, at a
trifiing expense.
THE PROPERTY, with all its appertenances and
Improvements. will be sold, with full warranty of
title against all claims and encumbrances.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One fourth cash OR
the spot and the balance at g. II and 10 months in
equal payments with per cent per annum interest
and special mortgage with vendor prs ilege from
day Of sale till paid with the proviso that in of
the failure to pay any of the credit notes at maturity
the entire credit portion shall become due and de-
mandable
Act of sale before Andrew Hero, Notary
Public, at the expense of the purchaser who will
eXigible in the year 1876. F9 ID 20 q mil std
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Fishing from the Senate Gallery.

The Washington correspondent Of the Indi.
annapolis Ne,1s says There is no telling the
amount of mischief Mr.. Christiancy has done.
Within earshot of me, in the gallery, this
morning there were three ladies with diagram
OF Senate in hand, calculating tho chances,
after the following style:
"There is Senator Cameron-so rich he
don't know what he is worth. He don't look
so old. Been widower over year. Doesn't
yet 60 out"
where's Senator McDonald?" asked an
other, mounting the word Senator az if it was
Of saving grace; 81 am told Senator Nc
Donald is widower the second time. How
sad"
Here his circumstances were discussed
without very clear understanding thereof,
but 1t was agreed that his term had only be-
gun, which is good deal.
"And there's the bachelors" chimed the
hrst lady. evidently widow. "Isn't that
Senator Booth by whom Senator Morton il
seated? LIS he SO rich 2" And so the whole
catalogue was run over. Truly the venerable
Christiancy has done q mischief.
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BY II. nj. s. b. j. Montgomery.

FURNITURE-FURNITUR
Contents of the elegantly furnished residence No.
172 Customhouse street, corner Burgundy, con-
sistingof Walnut and Mahogany Victoria Bed
room Suits Hair Cloth Parlor Suit, ten pieces i;
New Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors,
Oak Diningrcom Suit, heavily carved Large
Chromos and Engravin2s. Lace Curtains, Gilt
Cornices, Rugs, Spring Hair Mattresses, Feather
Pillows, Mating Bedding, Crockery. ETC.
Also
Cas- Chandeliers and Brackets. with Globes one
Large Cook Stove nearly new, at auction
RY r. NJ B. j. MONTGOMERv-R. M
- Montgomery Auctioneer-Will be sold ON FRI
DAY, March 10. 1876, at IL o'clock NJ, at No 172
CustOmhOuse street.
The entire contents Of said elegantly furnished
residence.
T.rms-Cash the spot mh8
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0pARTNERSHIPS.

roTrcr or COPARTNERSHIP-THE UNDER
signed have formed
o. N the cS Of New
Conmi ISL air nas name Of MILLER. DOLHONDE
co G1o' to take effect March 71h 1870. rexas
D. THE; AYERS :. Of aa Gaasess0n Texas a.
ToRRREsTRR DOLHONDE, New Orleans Ia
mh5 81
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MFRS. CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER,
VA Corner Of Canal and Dauphine streets.
Last nights Of the brilliant comedian,
MIR. FRANK g. CHANFRAU,
Monday, 4, TIE best of American
Wednesday, KIT, THE ARKANSAS
Thursdays TRAVELLER
TWO ORPHANS MATINEE-We dnesday Noon,
March 8.
Mr.. Chanfrau's Farewell
Friday Mr.. and Mrs CHANFRAU
jointly appear. A double bill.
Farewell Two acts each of
SAM and KIT, and the
Benz fft. ROUGH DIAMOND.
KIT MATINEE Saturday Noon.
Monday. March IL - The beautiful Miss MAY
HOWARD. mis-
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Adirondack Murray says that "men were
=, NJ "a think and women were made to talk.
win M. Murray be % kind - to mention
sny occasion since Eve convprsed with me
serpent when women had g % made 70
sfalk?"
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Mr.. Tom Tsvlor's new fve-act tragedy,
canine Boleyn," is four and one-half hours
long, and is pronounced almost the dullest
play ever produced on a London stage.
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NeaU Orleans Dental COLLEGE,.
FREE DlSPENsARY.
N0rnar Of Canal and Rarnnnn Cen>aAn


Corner Of Canal and Baronne Streets. :
The Ninth Regular Annual Session Of tn Institu
ton was commenced on the 18th Of Now Thar anA
will continue till the 18th Of March prox, under t.
direction Of the following able Prsfess ~ y1s. WI.
s. CHANDLER D. d. g. JAS 8. KNApp, u. d. &.
CHAS. e. KILLS d. d. s, j. r. WALLER D. n
S., ALFRED w. PERRY, NJ. D., IH1DERIX
LOBER, M d.. MARTIN WET, DID. g.. and ~
F. MCLAIN M. d., d. D. s.
Whilst conducting EREE, PUBLIC CLINIC8 n
connection with course Of lectures for the purposo
Of perecting its pupd In the practical depai ments
Of the College the Faulty have thousht proper 70
benefit at the same tme the poor Of this city. By
not the means of paying regular fees for dental o.
erations, TO apply at the Infrmary, where they On
have teeth extracted, diseased mouths, etc. treat
ed tree Of charge; and whore other operations.
requiring the use of expensive materials performed
in the latest and most approved methods under the
immediate supervision Of members Of the Faculty,
for very little, If any more than actual cost Ra
spectacle persons need not hesitate about Supplying
for dental treatment, as they will be received =
courteously a. at the best dental offices in the city.
70 Clinic hours are from o clock A. n. to 12 i.
every day, Sunday excepted.
4. f. McLAIN. M, D., b. DIS,
Dean of the Faculty, 1877 Canal street. opposite tha
College Hail. d5 Su tmhs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Awnings, Gallery Curtains, Etc.
u. Q. MIGLER,
1O7 POYDRAS STREET.

IFormerIy CassIuy & MI Ief.I
Sail Maker and Cotton Duck Agent,
uHas On hand large assortment Of COTTON
l. l. DUCK of all widths, TENTS TARPAULINS,
FLAGS, etc.
AWNINGS, GALLERY CURTAINS Etc, made
to order at lowest prices. J. c. MILLER,
mhl0 3m Ship 107 POydIas street.
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Seed Rice For Sale.
100 SACKS HONDURAS.
100 :. BEARDED.
80 :. WHITE CAROLINA.
BY c. H. ALLEN,
Brook Rice Mill,
mh9 St 81 TchOupitoulas street
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BY Nash g. HOdgsOn.

by NASH q HO0gSOn.
POSITIVE SALE.
VALUABLE SAW-MILL PROPERTY,
WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
And
1880 ACRES SUPERIOR WOOD LANDS
IN LIVINGSTON PARISH,
Together with Wooden Railroad 31a miles long.
ON LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
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Jos. 9. ARD,
100 Rampant Street, corner Perd.do, and 81,
SO, IS, 80 md 81 Perdido Street,
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, SPRING
BED BOTTOMS, MATTRESSES Of every
description. aud FEATHERS, Etc.
REDROOM FURNITURE IN WALNUT, OAK,
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY.
With or Without Glass Door ARMOIRS, very cheap.
pARLOR SUITS, of my Own Manufacture, Covered
to Suit the Taste and Purse OF Anybody
Very Cheap
Also nINTNG.ROOM LIBRARY, HALL, and
OFFICE FURNITURE,
CHEAP: CHEAP: CHEAP:
cr., Assortment Of COMMON FURNITURE
for the Country Trade, Now CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
rh. pnhic will find it to their ADVANTAGE to
convince themselves before Purchasing Elsewhere.
JOS. B. HUBBARD,
FOO 3m 100 Rampant. corner Perdloo str et:
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
1856 Canal street.
OFFICERS:
D. URQUHART. President;
THOS. A. ADAMS. First Vice President;
THOS. A. CLARKE. Second Vice President;
CHaS j LEEDS, Third Vice Pre- sident;
G.. KLSHAW Treasurer.
TRUSTEES:
Thos A. Adams George Jonas,
Thomas A. Clarke j. G. Gaines,
C. J. Leeds, G. Schneider
S. JamisOn, G. kOhn,
A. MOulton, 7. L. Bayne.
E. A. Palfrey, ID. Urquhart.
apis
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC
THE FAVORITE FAMILY THEATER,
Engagement for one week only.
Commencing sunday, March 5.
America 8 Greatest Charac er Actor.
Mr.. FRANK MAYO,
With his talented Dramatic Company, presenting
MurdOcks Beautiful Idyl of the Backwoods
EMIT ed DAVY CROCKETT, produced with
entire new scenery, new and novel mechanical
effects and appropriate appointments. No In
dians, no murders, no rutfians and no coarse vul-
garity. but drama of pure sentiment.
FRIDAY, March 10-Beneft of Mr. FRANK MAYO.
Sunday. March 12-John Brougham's LOTTERY
OF LIFE. mh4
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A Tin Bonanza.
u,os Angeles Zeal Express.]


The Temescal tin mines are located =
mills southeast Of Pomona. in San Bernar-
dino county. and are among inc l tan ~.srs
these these mines have been but little worked, be-
eaa.s Of the almost endless litigation arising
from disputed title to 50 valuable 2 properly.
"A wealthy Amsterdam company. that mas
been and Is now engaged in importing tin into ooo
tho United ates to the extent Of sl4; Ooo,oo3
per year, has recently bonded the Temes .sa
tin mines from the various claimants 70 tne
amount Of $50, 600. and on the first day q
Nay, 1876, the money q to be paid, ana me
various titles will be passed to and vested IN
fhe Amsterdam company. :,
These are the only lin mines yet discovered
in the United States, and are very rich, as
saying as high Is 1s per cent while 1s. many any
weld but per cent Of metal. Arrangements
Srs being mace for commencing active opera.
tons ON grand scale at an early dsy M, As $
Sorca q zoo miners will be put to work devel-
oninc tie mine and taking cut the ore.
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Polk and Bacon.
SAn BARRELS MESS PORK.
100 :. Prime Mess PORK.
100 :. Family Clear PORK.
200 = Extra Prime PORK.
100 :. Rump PORK.
so Half barrels Pig PORK.
25 Casks BACON CLEAR SIDES
Is :. BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES.
IS . BACON SHOULDERS.
Arriving and in store for sale by
z. X. CONVERSE.
mis- st "a Magazine street.
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TEz3 GRl
and He
UNITED STATES
HOME OFFICE,
MOBILE, A
Present Capital Stock, 100000.
VIM. n. KETCHUM, President F. Z. DAvIDso
B. D. LAY, Actuary, W. G. ENGLAl
GEO. A. KETCHUM, NJ
President and General Manager, Alabama Departmez
President and General Manager. Mississippi Departm
President and General Manager. Georgia Department
Security Economy and Liberality the leading pr
All approved forms of Life and Endowment Policies
Seven years.
Accident Policies issued for any time from three day
RAILROADS.
VNHE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
Canal street. as fellOa s.:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Mail. NJ. Express $50 P. M.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville. Naah. |
vile. L,nchburg and Baltimore WITHOUT |
ChANGE e., and only one change to New York and
Ticket Office corner of Camp and Common streets, |
opposite City Hotel.
d. B. ROBINSON Superintendent.
ta301y NORMAN G. JONES Gen. Agent
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO |
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
On and after JANUARY 31st, 1876,
Trains depart and arrive as follows
(From Calope Street DepotJ
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Exrress 7:20 A. M Express. .240 A. NJ.
Mail $50 p M Mail .1 p. M.
Accommodation. a p NJ Accommodation $50 A. M.
Sunday Accom-
mediation 10 P. M.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to St Louis,
Chicago Louisville and Cincinnati
Only change OF sleeping cars to Eastern cities
Tickets for sale and information given at % Camp
street. corner Common.
A. D SHELDON Agent.
E. D. FROST General Manager. ap12