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IMPORTANT POINTS.
FERRIES.
First District—New Orleans and Algiers Ferry landing, Canal street.
Second District—New Orleans and Algiers Ferry landing, St. Ann street. Third District—New Orleans and Algiers Ferry landing, Elysian Fields street.
Fourth District—New Orleans and Gretna Ferry landing, Jackson street.
Mortjan's Louisiana c(' Texas Railroad Ferry—from foot ol’ St. Ann street to railroad depot, Algiers.
Slaughterhouse Company's Ferry—-from and to Slaughterhouse, Algiers. Louisiana Avenue Ferry—to Harvey’s Canal; starts from foot of Louisiana Avenue.
Upper Line Ferry—from foot of Upper Line street to Gretna.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Express Company—1 (i t Gravier and 15 Union, between St. Charles and Carondelet streets. Thomas M. Wescoat, Manager.
Baldwin's American and European Express—101) Gravier street. L. A. Four' nier, Agent.
Morris’ European Express—185 Gravier street. Minor & Pinokard, Agents.
TELEGRAPI I COM PAN! FS.
American District Telegraph Company.—J-7 Camp street. W. II. Holinger, President; AY. W. II nek, Secretary and 'ireasurer.
Atlantic and Pacijic Telegraph Company.—St. Charles street, southwest corner Common. F. Leloup, Manager.
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company.—Ollice, room 1, No. 187 Gravier street.
Good Intent Telegraph (formerly Belize).—,'55 Carondelet street.
New Orleans Jjocal Telegraph Company,—17 < ’amp street.
Western Union Telegraph Company.—51 St. Charles street. J. T. Allen, Manager.
RAILROAD OFFICES.
Chicago, St. l.onis and Nor Orleans li. Ii.—Great Jackson Route—Alain Office, 22(5 St. Charles street. Ticket Ollice, 22 Camp street; J. C. Clarke, Vice President and Manager; Col. S. 10. Carey, General Passenger Agent; A. I). Sheldon, Ticket Agent.
New Orleans and Mobile Ji. li.—Ollice and Freight Depot, foot of Girod street. Ticket Ollice, 21 Camp street.
New Orleans and Texas li. Ii.—31 (’amp street.