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Bark CephaIide Rinaud Bordeaux d. Lanata
Brig Analoslan, DOrry, Georgetown, DC: n,
schr Polsalaza. MHIigan. Pensacola, T. c. Twichel
Sehr Cbpoa, Grierison, Apalacheola E. g. Rogers 70
Arrived Yesterday:
Br Ship Lsrne Nichols, fin Liverpool Sept lOth to mas
Ship Caledonia Brander Coulter Is days FIN NewYOk, to
ship F6o4ndke Chds a Havana 9Th ins Jas H. Ash
Bark Brsz, Lewis 10 days FIN NewYork. to Deske
Bark Floyd, Msybery. IS days FIN Philadelphia to w An
Brig MIsadon, Belvaie I'm Havana sh inst to W. H.
Brig Harriet, Whitney I'm sal 4th inst s. Fernandez
schr sultan Crum Il days FIN stoningtOn, in ballast, to
sohr H. PIantasenst Caro- days I'm Pensacola master
schr PsisaiaGa Mgan adays I'm Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Marshal Ney. Carlisle, I'm Randolph and Memphis-17s8
Uncle sam Baranco FIN Tunica-7S7 bales cotton.
Muscle No. 2 Gwarney, I'm Lefiore-7S9 bales cotton
Magnolia Thomasson, I'm Nicksburg-2263 bales cotton
Declaration, Kirk, I'm Cincinnati.
HecIa. Dsiman I'm Lake Provdence-557 bales cotton.
Princess No g. sandford I'm New Certhage1sOO b. cotton
Ellen. Sweeney, I'm Aexandria- bales cotton.
Towboat Persian, Andrews, I'm the Passes
TowbOat Swan Smith. I'm the Passes
TowbOat Conqueror, Heatian I'm the Passes
Memoranda:
TOwboat Persian lowed down and to sea on the Sh INST
ships Halcyon and VIM. Ward brig PIudente and schr
Hornet.
Per ship Caledonia Brander, FIN New YorkMrs. p Leon
ard and 2chidfen, Mrs Segrave and child, MS McNell'
Miss E. Pendleon, Mis- Bassett Miss Brooks, Miss Ney,
Thos J. Dunkin J. j. Powers, Q. I. Leernir, Fourmenal
Daniels Hoffman, and 23I Storage.
per bark Star FIN Boston-Messrs Hafkens StaekpOle,
Holmes Arthur Clapp, Warland, Peey, Wells, Haynes,
Townsend, and Capt Hayden
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Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, &c.

By r. ARMFIELD, Auctoneer.
WILL BIS sold Daily at the store Of JASPER F;
wv SMITH. No Canal street, between Camp aud
Magazine streesEghOHt general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, consisting in part Of DOMESTIC CALI
GOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. KERSEYS, &e..&e.
L s o
HATS, Boots Shoes, HARDWARE. Cutlery, and
large variety of FANCY GOODS, all of which viii be
very suitable for Country Trade.
Terms O ash.
N B-LibeFa Cash Advances made on consgnments of
Dry Goods, Hardware Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, and Merchandise generally. OF ON
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ORLEANS THEATRE.
FIRST .YTgHT OF THE SFASON
First apuenrance OF Messs DULUC. CORADI and VALET

rElHs EVENING, Tuesday, Nov a ls4swil be Presened
Donizet celebrated Grand Opera lin ac entitled THE FA-
VORlTE
n Performance at halfpas O'Clock. MA
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FAIRRANKS SIS

Patent Platform and Counter Scales.
VNHE undersigned sole agents in New Orleans Of Messrs
4 E. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO IS Original patent }
st. Johnsbury, VT, celebrated PLATFORM SCALES,
prepared to furnish them at manufacturers prees
Counter Scales, to weigh from Il ID. to g lbs.
Druggists do. do do. drachm to lbs.
Portable Platform Scales, do. 200 to 250 lbs.
Dormant do do. do. $3.50 to 50l0 lbs.
Iron Scales, do. ZOO to 5OOU lbs.
Railroad Track Scales for weighing 10 to 81 tons.
Do Depot and Hay Scales, do. 4 TO tons.
The above are particularly recommended purchasers
being superior TO any other article Of the kind now IN ns
for correctness and durability to which fact ample test
mOnias can be furnished. -
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER 81 CO.,
no In, dSy corner Canal and Magazine streets.
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Cleared Yesterday;
Ship Medemseh Chase Liverpool, J. p Whitney & Co
shin AIceope smith Boston Wood & Low
Ship Oxenbndge. Taylor, Liverpool, w. II. Dorsey
Bark Cephaide Rnaud, Bordeaux, ID. Lanata
ms ' Iindey & Russell
Schr Polsaaza, Migan. Pensacola, 7. G. Tw1cheH
Sehr Chpoa, Grienson ApalachicOa, E. G. Rogers & Co
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DAN RIoE's CIRCUS.

yHs EVENING Tuesday, a. sisThis Circus blending
selections from the North American, the Monster and the New
York Circuses into ONE IMMENSE TREBLE COMPANY,
open season. the Of ST. Charles and
PovdTas streets THIS EVENING under Amphitheare,
comfortably arranged brilliantly lighted with GAS, and with
spacious st. Charles street.
Adraission-Dress CIRCLE cts Coored boxes so nl4
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s. CONKLIN-REMovED from 50 Royal TO 46 Ca
u street. and continues The Practice Of LIp. Oh
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Fourth Ward Keep % much Of it as fronts on his or

Fourth Ward. keep go much Of it as fronts on his or
her property, IN good repair.
Mr.. Collins. in behalf Of the Finance Committee,
read report in defence Of the report on the fnan-
ces Of the Municipality, submitted some time since
and in reply to the protest Of Mr. Solomon offered
against that report The reading Of this last re-
port occupied upwards of half an hour, and is Sc
we're upon Mr. Solomon. At its conclusion Mr. S.
said he had nothing TO say in reply to the portion Of
the report that was personal to him, and only
wished that il might be so amended that instead Of
extracts from his reasons, entered on the minutes
for voting against the first report being quoted, the
whole of his . motive'' should be given in the pre-
sent report. Mr. Collins seconded a motion to this
effect, and the amendment was made by unanimous
consent.
MIR. Flanders, from the Finance Committee, pre-
sented resolution authorizing the Finance Com
mittee to pledge the revenue Of the market for a
loan Of $1,000, to be appropriated to the payment
Of the tableaux of July, August and September
last. Mr. F. said he thought the loan could be ne
gotiated at from II to 2 per cent. per month. The
resolution passed without opposition.
Mr.. Solomon then called up the resolution offered
by him providing for the opening Of Esplanade
street., from johnson street to Bayou st. John, and
of Claiborne street from Esplanade to Champs Ely
sees street. This subject was under debate when
we left the Council chamber at a late hour.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
claarad Yesterdav :

LArIrUDn. % 81 % N-LoNsIrUDE, 30 w Time, 81
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rPriyate

BATON RoUGE. LA, April q, 1913;
M Dear Sir received your letter and copies of the
publications made in the Union, duly, at the hands OF
Major Bliss.
These articles avowing certain sentiments admitted bg
myself are and ALL vile fabncatons and frauds When
truth forms the basis of attack not how much and
motives denounced but in like this cannot
but feel and openly express my most honest Indignation
1t gives me much pleasure TO learn that have many
friends in New England have the highest respect for that
portion of our country No section of the Union commands
my admiration for the high intelligence OF its people
and their regard to law and order. Among is there
sobrety of life and devotion industry and enterprise
sincere patriotic wish for the prosperity and
reputation of the country. and for wise and just admins
aton of the Government value greatly therefore, the
favorable regard for my which you exists
there and which hope will continue, whatever mag
be my position before the country.
With sentiments Of cordial respect and regard, remain,
r. TAYLOR
Hon. TRUMAN SMITH Representative, Washington.
With what directness and effect does the honest
and brave old soldier repel and put to shame every
ialsehood of his enemies
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~ Goods. shoes. Hats, e.

BY MoRPHY & MENUS, Auctioneers.
WEDNESDAY, November Is, At 10 Oeloek-Wil be
~ soii without reserve, No. 81 Magazine street.
a general assortment of DRY GOODS.
ITS Uses Calf Kip, Seal and Morocco BOOTS, BRO
CANS. aud NULLIFIERS, Ladies'. Misses, Boys,
Youths and Cbildren's SHOES-VanOus sizes.
100 Gases Beaver SIX, Russia, Cashmere, Angels,
Mnskrat and Nutna HATS 20 cases Seal Fur, Clash;
Fur bands Navy patterns LamaEine, Silk lined, and BOYS
nerC nill NelNet finish GAPS &c. MD
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The MURDER OF Mr.. DUGARRY.-The charge
against Peter Coyle, of having been one Of the
party who caused the death of Mr.. Dugary, by
beating him with stones on the Levee in the Third
Municipality, on the night Of the 9TH inst, was
taken up for examination yesterday by Recorder
Seuzeneau. Two witnesses, Mr.. F. Daubert and
his son c. o. Daubert, were examined for the State
Their testimony goes to entirely exculpate Mr.
Coyle from the charge. They were both on the
spot at the time the affray occurred. CoyIe, they
say had taken hold Of the deceased, supposing him
10 be the murderer of young Dgnam, and was
keeping him prisoner. The elder Mr. Daubert
said, " Let us take him off to jail.' Yes, let us
do so, - answered Coyle. No, no. shouted some
persons in the crowd, I" let us kill him." At this
instant Dugarry was struck from behind, and the
blows were repeated until he fell. From the first
Coyle endeayored to shield him from the blows.
Aler nearing the WITNESSES seees=ieE
the further examination of the case to to-day.
Considering ths nature Of the evidence, the Re-
corder admitted Coyle to bail in the sum of $4,000
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THE MURDER OF Mrs. FoRD.-John Hawks,
accused Of the murder Of Mrs. Elizabeth Ford,
found dead in her house on Washington Avenue,
in the Third Municipality, several weeks since,
was yesterday brought up for examination before
Recorder Seuzeneau, and was committed for trial
hefore the First District Conrt
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FTgEl w JVFN = .5VT8aN n aafe4i ,1
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
IT, know OF one instance Of permanent of asthma
Iansfe nrn.. q nanr
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rREsH FAI.I. conns
DIR. DAVIS SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY and TAR

I'm offering the public this and valuable remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma Coughs Caids ETC.,
we append few notices of the character and efficacy of the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be pamph-
let for distribution the agency which sufferers invited
to obtain may be proper say that Dr. D. eminent
practising physician Of twenty standing graduated of
the University Of Pennsylvania.
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MMNIAN 81 aAAAsa
7roceries. provisions Tiouora. etc.

BY MORPHY & MENUS. AuctioneeTs.
TTyHIs DAY November IA at 10 O'Clock VIII be sold.
D at No 81 Magazine street
g Casks ii ANS 2 do. SHOULDERS. 200 boxes HER
RINGS 900 boxes GOLDFISH. 253 boxes EI.ARET. 80
bl,is domestic BRANDY and GIN. 81 bbs WHISKY,
PORT MADEIRA and SWEET MALAGA WINE,
VINEGAR TOBACCO SEC AIRS, SPERM and
WHALE OIL. OLIVE OIL Assorted C0RDIALS.
SOAP. FURNITURE, sc. MA
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GEN. TAYLoR's OPINIoNs-The following, from
the National Inteligencer of the 4th of November,
may be interesting as matter of history, though
rather late for anything else;
We subjoin trick Of rather older date, in which
our neighbor of the Union figures, and which is
worth exposing, late as the hour is. II seems that
Gen. Taylor received, some time ago, from Hon.
Truman Smith, of Connecticut, by the hands of
Major Bliss, letter enclosing SOME extracts fF6ff
letters published in the Washington Union of the
9th Of April, stating that Gen. Taylor had declared
that g the South would never agree to the Wimot
proviso; . that he is in favor Of the present tariff
and opposed to National Bank that be thinks
the President is not to blame for the war, &C. The
eyes of the old General must have flashed with in
dignation when he read these fabrications, iDge-
niously contrived by willy and unprincipled poll
ticians to diminish his popularity with the people.
He took his pen and wrote the following reply,
which Mr.. Smith has subsequently received au-
thority TO publish
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From Mr. Edloard Robbins, Druggist
BoRDENTows. N j. Jan. 8, lg47.--We have taken some
trouble introduce d. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all we received from sou Dr. IL
Cook has used i in his practice he thinks hghly Of the
medicine DR. Cook Of the most eminent pyselans in
the United States and the attending pbyacan OF Joseph
Bonapae exKing of Spain. during all his residence in this
country. 90 -
Mr.. J. F. Howels: Sir-It afonds ne much pleasure to
av 10 Won thar nv Cough and affection Of the Lungs
has been entirely removed BY the use Of onshaf bottle Of
nv Davis gVrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
afs-e a5vsed ne 10 use. You safely recommend the
ne If nv above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds a.
most excellent remedy Aoats re- 2sci dtI
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NEW GOODS

MADAM BANISTER would announce to the ladies
lEA that 2he is now receiving her FALL STOCK, a
Der ships Windsor Castle and Jacques Bae, from -
n - HavTe consisting of rich assortment Of
(AASsy.1 Paris BONNErS and CAPOTIES, -
SSs with variety If NANTES, Mantias, Vstes, Searfs
12SS9 Shawis, eUc Also. elegant collection OF Fans
ParasO Gloves CoFses and other French Goods comps
Ing Embrodees and Laces, Ladies' and Chdrens Robes
Capes, Collars, Chemizettes and Sleeves,
nj I'm NO 90 ROYAL STREET.
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COOKING STOVES,
A n ASSORTMENT of the best COOKING "a
IN STOVES of the various sizes and patterns f2A1sA
most approved by housekespeE here. Also, Jen- EFy
nings's Stoves Furnaces, etc etc. for sale by -1s
nj st ALEX'R HILL No. SO Camp street.
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10 TIE PUBLIC.
ID ICHARD TERRELL respectfully oilers to the public
Ia his sevices as a UCTTONEER for the sale of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his utmost exeons promote the interest Of those
entrustng business to his care,
~ Negroes of every description constantly on hand
at private public sale.
eR~ Liberal Cash Advances made on cOnsign-
nents RICHARD TERRELL, AuctOneeT
my20 Nos. IS and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

large supply of all kinds general use, selected win
great care by the subscriber personally, assisted with ne
Judgment and advice Of the most eminent professors ana
teachers. =
t. COMMITTEES, TEACHERS, DEALERS, and al who
buy sell again, supplied at the lowest possible prices az
the NeWOEleans Stationer's Warehouse.
n1s6t ]. B. STEEL. IA Camp street.
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PEAsE ogTDoNE,

ENTORDS WORTH'S COUGH CANDY = The best
wv remedy for Coughs yet discovered No who has
tried it fails to call again Al who have Coughs
Gods can do better than call at the corner OF ST.
CHARLES and UNION Streets where they be supplied at
wholesale or retail with the above remarkable compound,
and with all other aclesn the Confectionery line at alr
prices,
NJ B,-Atthe above establishment can be had, PASTRY
of the fine quality the Proprietor ing procured from the
North one Of the neaest and best Pastry Bakers that could
be found. Parties all times be supplied by leaving
tbsir orders as aho st
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE
OF HATS AND CAPS,
HAVE on hand at present, and constantly receiving
from my Mandatory Newark, Nj, very eNszs,
~ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF the above -
81 named goods, CONFUSING every kind from -
G~ common Negro Wool Hat M TO as fine Molesk1H
~ and Beaver can be manufactured.
GS As these goods come direct from my Mandatory,
obtain them CHEAPER and consequently Oer them
cheaper thGn any other house IN The citg.
JOHN DURBRIDGE,
go en- ed No. e Customhouse street, mp stairs.
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300 DOZEN BIZ OK SOFT BUENA VISTA
E4HATs = Now landing from Steamships 80
NA3 United States and Galveston and Ship Mary -
~ Ann. Ako-A very large assortment of -
every other kind of HATS and GAPS.
NB-Also an Invoice of GUTTA PERCHA STIFF
FENED M0LESKINS, Just in store. and for sale cheap
BY JOHN DURBRIDGE,
Mo % Customhouse street, up stairs.
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Credit Sale. Without Reserve.

By MORPHY & MENUS, Auetioneers.
MONDAY 10th November, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.-Vl be
1FA sold, without any
The eniine stock Of HARM ESS. SADDLERYt SAD
DIES FURNISHING MATERIALS, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, VALISES Sc,
Together With large stock of all kinds of CHAINS,
IRON, Mosquito Netting Mosquito Bans, Ok Yokes,
Wagons Carts. Drays, Officers and Common Tents Old
Sails Knapsacks Canteens and great variety OF articles
Numerous 10 mention.
~ u
~ The Sale will be continued every day until closed
and the present Proprietor pledges himself TO the Public that
there shall be the goods which Will he offered
at private sale reduced prices until the 18th Noyember
For further particulars Catalogues, which will be ready
for inspection on the 10Th November at l3 POydras street.
where the sale will take place, at Mophy Nevius No
Tms vii he verv liberal The Store to rent ol8
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PLASTER OF PARIS
ON BBIS. WOTHERSP0ONB PLASTER Of
e1abJ PARIS superior brand, for sale By
s1s JOHN STROUD y Coz l75 common ~
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Imperial Super Royal, Medium, Deny, Folio Post and
Fooscap Paper white and blue hot-pessed plain Eng
h French and American Packet Post and Letter Papers,
thick and thin; best laid Record Paper All the above ruled
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COAL! OOAL!!
(tlTY COAL YARDS-OFFIcE and YARDS Nos. 800
~ and 334 TcHOUPIToULAs STREET, three squares above
ST. Mary ways hand and for sale, wholesale
OF retail either by cargo a0at of yards in any guam
tity- PITTSB URIC, ANTHRACITE. ENGLISH
C.aJVJfEL and TR.aDE TF.4TER coal.
Steamships cOaed and trimmed with ispateh SteambOatS
Towhoats Foundnes Cotton Presses Sugar enenes HO-
tells Smiths, Mik Plantations the upper lower Cost.
Water and Gas Works. supplied with any quantity of the
best PITTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
dispatch. Families Stores Offices. etc. supplied with the
Trade Water Coal well screened. delivered any parts of
the cities Of NewOeans Lafayette and envions at the low
est market prices
60 An orders strictly attended to.
EFy~ Contracts entered into to supply yearly
MCLEAN, WILLARD & CO.
nj 3m 333 Tehoupnonas street.
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CRATES! GRATESM CRATES =! 1
OUR STOCK Of Paror, Chamber ana Once y : = ~
he latest and approved designs and are lar superior %
any ever Offered for sale in this city. Those want VIII 90
radueed JOHN STROUD CO.,
"a I46 Common 81.
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IARIEs! DIARIEs!! DIAR1Eslg

DIARIES! DIARIESl! DARKEST,
For Sale at No. II GIMP Street.
nIARIES Of all sizes and styles for the Professional
- man. Merchant aud Mechanic Also An assortment
of IVORY TABLETS, FANCY. MEMORANDUM
BOOKS. and BALL and LADIES' TABLETS Of every
variety.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Staoners'
Warehouse [nl04I1 J. b. FEEL. IA Camp
PIANO FORTES.
HENRY PARSONS. 90 Camp street. (new stoge) four
H. doors below Poydras, offers Tor sale
very extensive stock Of PIANO FORTE5, &c.,
from J. Chickerng, NUNS Il Clark, Gilbert. II az H VI
and A. Fl. Gale & Co. This stock compuses1 " "
great variety, embracing the much esteemed Hsoian,
which is rapidly ginning in public favGr.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange, and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. $3.50 If
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MAYO,s MUsIC sTORR.

Brass Instruments, Sunged Instruments. Strings fog
Harp Piano, Vioin Violonceo Double Base BANGS, and
Guitar; Drums Bass and Tenor; TambOufines, Bapjos,
Music Stands CanteFburies Music Stools Dactylious.
MUSIC received from all the publishers, and INSTRUCT
ton BOOKS for every Musical Instrument. A fresh
stock Of the above Just received and Offered low prices,
by retail and wholesale. n9 I'm
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aIE.MlM.R.NA1aa

- NNB1N " AesNSS1 NN@o
r. !. Yazoo Packet MUSCLE NO 2-F5r
Ishala, Leaefs, Greengooaas ,, Eezgg C.tg.
ING tTues3av s ~ z eie,el "a ifivejvTbe fine nav
shalsashs sasho Mi :. lS No 4 Samuel G% SM.
sgse' fof lslght O passage apply on board, opposite
HYDE oGLEsBY, ls POydras st.
and draws only q inches water. MA
r. b The New Packet ALTON Esr 8. Leuis.
- at 5 o'clock, ?. NJ. postiveiy.--The new fast.
j. Dae IS now receiving freight and win leave & above owe
For freight passage having unsurpassed
Ris '''-1' ~ HYDE & oGLEsBY, Il Poydras ST.
rs The Alton an entirely new boat and being very
hghtdraught, will meet with no delay.
fs$ !. wednesday Weekly Packet HARD
lfsss TIMES. Capt r WiOn--For Yaloo CITY,
81 Jssssf .SSaterta gieks5arg, Grand Gut Rsgqsg
DAY. the 18th Of November al clock p NJ. pnnetnaiy
HARD T VIII poN sS, eaT oengFs For Rs ses
q "a sse ssng superior accommodations, apply
nj 19bE RSsi 5aL 4 sSFgs' q Fs;5.. ).
gsS i St Louis Packet ATIANTIC-F5r s..
80 Iandings-With dispaseh-rhe new ele-
NJ BrOadwe master 5 expected Ths Day .a and vii
leave as above For feght or passage, having unsur-
sues "ll HYDE & oGLEsBY. u Poydrss street.
to The Atlantic being very lght-dTaught will meet
with no detention and run throughout the season. MD
= - Regular Packet ALGOHdA--For S. Ioufs
EsAsss.5aS Memphis, Helene, &c. 6.c.With quick
steamer ALGoA Capt Cleveland s expected tbs aay
and will eave above. For freight passage, having
street wharf, or to
nl4 HYDE & OGLEsBY. u Poydras street.
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUSES
fEHERE are now Twelve CkRRIAsRs - - s7n
follows azazzzzsa77z=7s====zss
Fist Carriage from Lafayette. A. NJ.
Last 90. co. 40. ~ p. M.
Last do. do. do. do. do.,....8E p M
Last do do. do: do...,......,.s% P. N.
FARE-10 cents Tickets 81 per hundred-f0r sale By col.
lectoFs. Old Line tickets received
~ No smoking allowed intoxicated persons permit
ted to ride. Ist2tfl ]. B. SLAWSON g. Co