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List of Passenpers hu 4hn Alabama

Jesse p sa%a Flower Edwsd ByIneM s
pusre ppse EdM ois n Berry ! P Tray yy
b Cowan. sam Langdon. s. o. Whnemore L. Richard
D MOos Cha IVA, Wallet. Il Barry Jph ~ s st
John Hobbs D. Henn,msn, ]. o. Loughton G E. Foster
G. NJ. Barnham 3. B. stswaT. j. Iusk A CIsT s r.
gan s. Jacobs. 5. LitIe, r. Haight James Thorn; r. g
Books X. j. Morris, G. BeaI. James Walsh H. Al Lyons
J. g. Ste yeps, o A. VIII amson, q. b Conner b. Low
Z. W. smith c. K Heirick, j.. Carer. J l.. Davis. c. b
Davis. l.. Mitchell, j. Houghon. r. F. Clark kennecy
Jss Clark J Geo Frost. c. w. Wood. G. Rooney. G. B.
Morse Robert Shaw, R. S. Jordon Peter Comstock; Albert
MARTINI lanes Robertson Z. Whae Patrick REILLY Jas
Smith. Thomas Walker w. Wright, James Kelly, DR.; v
Spauding Robert Toll Thos. Hughe5. c. D. Chosclal. j.
Is. Bonnel, John s. Mead. r. flaming.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT. - The
National Intelligencer contains letters from gentle
men of Virginia, Georgia, and South Carolina,
rendering to the Board of Managers of the Wash
ington Monument blocks of marble and granite
from these States, to be placed in the monument.
Mr. Robert L. Kent, on the part OF the young men
of Lynchburg, Va, proposes to send block of
granite from the summit Of the Peaks of Otter, to
be the cap-stone of the noble structure. MIR. Thos.
i. Ross, on the part Of the citizens of Macon Ca,
offers block of bright white marble from the mines
of that State. Mr.. Thomas Custes, D. d., of South
Carolina, desires to furnish a block of Carolina
marble. The blocks are to have the names of the
States cut upon them.
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HARBoR IMPRovEMENT.--The people Of San
dusky City have purchased at Buffalo, new
dredging machine, to be employed in deepening
their harbor. 1t has been trisd, and is said to
work admirably.
The people of Sandusky City are wise. They
do not ask the General Government to do that for
Them. which they can do themselves.
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CONSUL TO CuBA-It has been reported from
Washington, unoficially, OF the appointment OF
the Rev. Thomas SeweiI, of the Baltimore Metho-
dist Conferences, to the CoI.-ulshp OF Santiago de
Cuba, Mr.. Sewell is now EeaidIy at Cuba, for
the benefit of his health, and rhe appointment has
been secured through the Intervention Of friends
at home.
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THE REPuBLIc.-The new Taylor paper at
Washington, made It's appearance On the 18th. 1t
is repor,.d that the National Wing, the organ of
our old acquaintance Snethen, ceased TO exist tle
day the Republic came out. There is something
in Shakespeare, we believe, about TWO SUNS
that could not shine in one armament.
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HoRRIBLE.-The Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel says
"a few days since we published a notice of the
murder of Col. David Ross, of Putnam, while
passing after night from his mill to his residence.
The jury of inquest, after most patient and la
borious investigation, have rendered verdict
charging his own son with the commission of the
crime
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GOODS FOR GENTLPMw

ty We invite attention 10 our stock Of sumrs, ~.
ssting Of full and elegant Of FINE C(jcM
the most fashionable rtyle, consisting in part Of
DRESS COATS, of Super French Drap DEE;
FR0CK COATS, Of Drap d. Etc and C.shncrea,.
PALETOTS and SdCS, Of Drap d'Ete Ca,Sns.,. N
Nerino, Alpaca. Linen Girgham Lus,re ss,rrssat
BUSINESS COATES and FROCE COlTS -
paca, Linen, Seersucker. Lustre etc. etc - N
PANTS, of French Drap Etc, White and Fancy p,,s
kin, Seersucker, Check Linen. ETC. etc.
TESTS, OF White and Fsncy MsrseIes Linen Mann, .
SHiRTS-Linen. Linen with Cotnn Bosom Linen IA
Bosom and Colorsi Linen aud Cotton, Of super 49,
UNDERSHIRTs and DRAWERS, of Gauzs - ~ Y
Silk and Cotton, Linen, Cotton, Lse Thread ,e - e
CRAYATS, Gloves. Handkerchief, suspender nr..e
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags. etc. etc. s~
NORRIS l. WAY, "a Cam.
leg 2dptje30 corner Of Comm n under Heyet,is ~.
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See Third Page for Cry News, &c.

Our CoMmEkcIAI REPoRr.-We had designed
suspending, for the summer MONTHS our daily re-
port of the markets, believing that tri-weekly re-
norris would answer all business purposes, until the
beginning of the next business season. But we
have received from many quarters such acceptable
testimony to the value of these reports, and such
frequent requests that they sionld be continued,
tina, we have decided to resume them, and they
will appear hereafter daily as before.
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Homeopathic and Water-Cure Books.
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
BY TIL OS. L. KITE,

BY THOS. L. WHITE,
No. So Canal ST.
HARTMAN'S THEORY Of Acute Diseases and their
homeopathic Treatment By Chas. J. Hempei. In 9
RUOFF'S REPERTURY OF HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE. Ana ogcsly arranged. Trans by Hokie.
TRANSACTIONS Of the American Institute of Homo
epathv.
Translated by Chas. }. Hempel
RUCK ERTS Therapeutics of Homeopathy; or, Out
lines Of Successful Homeopathic Gases.
RAU's ORGANOR Of The Specific Healing Art. With
Present Condition the Homeopathic School.
HUFELAND'S ENCHikiDION MEDlCuM; or The
Praciice Of Medicine the Results Of Fifty Years ~ peence
BECKER Consumpr on Constipation, Eye, Dentition.
jAHR'S HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
WEISS ON THE WATERBURY,
J0HNSON'S RESULTS OF HYDROPATHY.
HYDRlATiCS; Or. Manual of Water Cure
B. large MEDICAL BOOKS, OF the different
Practices in use for sale as above. je5 81
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NJ Mr.. Wright the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Indiana, has taken ground in opposi-
tion to the Improvement of rivers and harbors by
the General Government.
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MAJ. McCULLouGH. Ben. Mccullough, the
celebrated Texan Ranger, passed through Holly
Springs, Mi, a few weeks ago. He was rendered
public dinner by number of the citizens, but
was obliged to decline.
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ONO RivER.-The river at Louisville was on a
stand on the evening Of the Sth, with feet III
inches water in the canal. 1t was rising al Pitts
burg. There were feet water in the channel from
Louisville to the mouth
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o. A newspaper to be called the Crescent, and
devoted to the dissemination of free soil principles,
is to be published at Columbus, Ohio, by Messrs.
Tannan and Garrard
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SUM MER CLOTHING.
THOMPSON & NIXON, No, A Canal {.

Have now large and complete stock Of FAsH0S,
SUMMER CLOTHING, comprising all the newest sFa -
the best and most tasty manner, expressly for the Nv
all trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Drrs cua
Super French Drsp d'Ete Frock and Dress Coau:
Black and coiored Merno Sacs and Polka CoaI,
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Costs.
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Cosu:
Black and fancy single mIied Cashmere Pants:
Black French MerIno Pants, various quai,isl:
French Drilling Pnnt,, Of all the newes' styles:
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants:
Black Bombazine, Satin and SIk Vests;
White, buff and fancy figured msrssiles vsss;
Figured buff and worked Linen Vesu;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fns Linen Bru
Super York Mill Muslin Shirta, do
Linen and Cotton Drawers, laced backs;
Gauze Merino and Cotton Undershirts and Wurusu
Gauze Silk Undershrts and Drawers;
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravata and Summer Tn
White and coored Cambria and Silk Pockst Hasd,r,.
Silk, Cotton and Linen Suspenders;
Gloves, Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. .an
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The MyssouRI-The Frontier Journal states, on
the authority of a mountain man, thai the present
rice IN the Missouri river is not occasloned by the
mailing of the mountain SHOWS.
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BrLoxL-There are within ten miles of Biloxi,
no less than twelve steam saw-mil!s, three or four
of which are running two sefs of saws.
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Pc r ALooN.
We have received choice lot of
GOLD PENS

VI " IL ~ u IN
Some OF new styles, with extra cases. ....Nov In zr
ment OF rkl3A
FINE FANS;
RETlCULES;
PURSES;
PORTE 'MONNAlEs;
COMES;
BRUSHES;
PERFUHERv.
DRESSING CASES.
Wohk-B0xks
GUINNESS & BUSH, IL Tms q +
Sel2-lm2p t0pDrr, ~ v,
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No We are indebted TO our friend Il. T. Ensign,
clerk of the California. for the Sea Shore Senti-
mel - TIE new paper at Biloxi.
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DEATH OF CoNsUL-We are panied to an
nounce, says the Baltimore Argus, the sad intel
ligence of the death of Mr.. John Murphy, for the
last fifteen years U. S. Consul at Cork, Ireland
He died at the Cove Of Cork on the 23d of May,
aged a. Mr.. M. was native of Baltimore
and is allied to several of our Oldest and most
resnecta hle families
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10 he to be pted for they indicate mind thrown eniiay
off of its balances, snd he knew NOT wha ne ua h
of wreah,ns vengeance him Tor the deeo INC S'e'e "
adopted milder measures Tor the lunxtic. Ill; ..
have endeavosd to enlist none of your sympathes put
have briefly laid the facts before and in our hanos'
(entemen of Jury, leave the at the bsf
The accused exhibited much feeling during the Speech
and At its close showed strong agitation.
The attorney General Replied IN very able Manner !"
the arrrmsnt. of the counsel for the prisoner.
The Cour charged the Jury in address of one hour,
when they retired, at 10 MINUTES before 3rM At4P. M
tn. udoe semi for them and asked if they required any in
sructons and there probability OF ther agreeing
The Jurors relying in the negative they "ere SEM pacN
At O'Clock the Cont Adjourned and at late hour last
night the Jury had not agreed.
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CRoPs IN KENTUoKY.-T Maysville Kyl
Eagle of the 9Th inst, says that the crops in that
section are suffering for want OF rain. The same
is said to be the case in the neighborhood OF Lex
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ErPRrsIDsNr Polk. -The accounts from
Nashville OF the llth, represent the ex-Presidenl as
still suffering under an attack of bilious diarrhna.
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nT We are obliged to the officers OF the steam
boa, Meodeon for late St. Louis papers.
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RED RIvER.-Ths fine packet steamers Caddo Captain
Graham and Duck River, Captain APPLICABLE leave for
Shreveport and the various landings Red River this day
Those who wish improve the favorable stage
the river and good boats will do well their freight
or passage, They both leave at p NJ.
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MEXICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. The
Board of Commissioners of Mexican Claims have
extended the time for filing memorials cases pro-
vided for in the 9Th article of the unratiied Con-
vention of November 20, 1913, to the first Monday
Of November next.
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navigated by steamboats, as far up as Fort Win
nebago.
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Do Col. Benton made speech at Columbia, Mo-,
on the I'd inst. The Statesman says: Touching
the slavery question: he pursued, in the main, the
arguments used in his speech at the capta'' On
the 9th he spoke at Boonville. 1t is his intention
to the State, in defence of the position
he has taken
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Col. BENToN.-The Boonviile MOI Democrat
dominates Mr.. Benton for President in 1852, and
places his name at the head of its columns. Scve-
raj papers in Iowa, Illinois and Michigan, have
nominated him.
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IMMIGRATION AT New YoRK.-Not less than
seven hundred immigrants have, on an average
arrived daily at New York for the last two months.
Many of them have brought considerable sums OF
money, and, in general, they have been in better
circumstances than ordinary
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FINE SHIRTS.

We have in store of fms Liner
and Cotton SHIRTS As made
abied guaranty fit These Shirts made expressly for
TONER'S and Of the latest Styles and made Of the
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS & BUSH,
jel2-m2dp Dealers N Fancy Articles, 10 Camp st.
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PEAcHrs-We acknowledge. with pleasure the receipt
of of the delicious Peaches have this
from the famous Lambeth Plantation, Though Mr.
D. Maupay of IS Camp street.
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BENEFIT OF MR.. JOHN GATELY.

NNS New Orleans June l6 lsi9. <1fA.
vi - We, the subscribers after dellb-
ssssK upon the united obligation, Of fellow am
49, religious dogmas and social stS
u deem ourselves mperaiyely bound 1 make, uf1~
thus Candid and appeal grateful AMI
behalf oneMr. JOHN
GATELYvcmIed considerable OF property by the
fuously raging FRIDAY night, oth the
julia and Camp NewOeans. And the result of
sideratons BALL, Runners formerly Csnerbu
splendid Room, SATURDAY NIGHT 23d inst,
opinion best congrgating and combining
humane friendly sympathy. allow emouments be
disposed his hereby earnestly
exhibition credable the the whic
enable industrious the Channel
his audabe pursuits
E Tickets without limiting liberal
psthner James Garter, John Fitzpatrick Hamilton Taylor
john Eares. Bernard Garr,ck Commit,
Mcbael Murphy, Michael Closhrr, Dan Fitzpatrick,
John Commit, John Henderson, Bernsrd Duffy,
Philip Duffy, janes Grealy, John Morris.
Bernard Giocy, Patrick Cofey, Thomas Graham,
John Coates Malachi Kelly, Daniel O'LeaIy,
ielS6t Gecrsr Hogan, McCluskey.
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN

good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case, Pencil for ONE
DOLLAR,
These Pans guaranted and should points come of
by the purchaser exchange Pen for new one
ieithout extra charge.
"a The price at which these Pens sold really
cheaper than Steel Pens.
For sale, wholesale and retsf. by
GUINNESS BUSH
Dea srs IN Fancy Articles, Gold Pens. etc.
je2-lm2dp IL CAMP STREET
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~ The Democratic State Convention OF Mis-
sissippi was to meet at Jackson yesterday.
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Meeting of this Lodge will be held 10th inst
half O'Clock p M Crescent Hail. Camp street PuHenai
attendance i requested by order Of the n g.
jelg WIN II. SLACK, Perm. Secretary.
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MUST BE SOLD +
The Largest Stock of CLOTHING, and Chm
euer offered in Ne,oOrleaas,
AT ALFRED MUNROE & cox
CONE PRICE STORES
No, "a MAGAZINE s-7,,

Consisting Of every variety found Furnishing s c
Warehouse We invite friends and the public to smusa
IL Look below for partial list;
French DruP d'Ete Dress and FrOck Costs ..ssusEI
do. do. Polkas, Lamartines and Sacs...SubEV
English Merno and Paramea Dress and Frock Cuas
do. do. do. Sac Coats tNb
French Cashmerete and light Tweed Sac Cosu 49,. inblI
do. Cloih Sacs, Skeleton, for Summer ......-.nnhps
Black and coofed Alpaca Sacs and Lamartines ~
Linen, white and coored Sacs End Pokas II
French black Drap d'Ete Pantaloons ......-..4 zn
do. DO Drap de Turc do. .--.--.--.-"sss.!
White and colored Linen Drill Panaleons ......sap 70
Linen Lisaco Checn co. --.-.. ~ y
India Nankeen and ponges DO -....-..f An y
Best quality Cottonade do. ........l EniI
White and colorsd Msrseilles Vess-choce assortment u
do. &c. Linen 10. very rich aylss.. saa "
Lisls Thread, Super Silk. Gause Merino. Gauze Panns
nnd Gauze Cotton undershirts and Drawer;
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Valses, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jacket, etc.
~ Examine this List Of Prices:
Best quality Black Cloth Dress Ccas SIS; formuFa
81 do do .........2l;
50 DO DO -..-..-...l6; .
Stn 20 90 ...-...-..l5;
Black Claih Erosks at prices in he same proportion
Best quality Black DOeskin Pants. former pus
q DO Do ....-..-...1; \
a. s,s e. do ...:-.;s; savG
very large Of coored Cashmere Pantalooni
from 81 to ST. Remarkably cheap goods! 49,,
Super sch Satin Vests. IN Y,
III ss 10 ...-...--- 1 a rll
Also Vests of Black Velvet Cloth MsrinO Ca,hmsr Bsu
ETC. ETC.: all exceedingly cheap.
and Tweed sacs Paletos Blanket Coats satnst Pans
Cashmere Vests; Wool and Merlno Understands and pnshs
u One Price!....No Deviation! n
iel5tf ALFRED MUNROE & CO. "a MssanN
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DEATH OF Mrs. PINKNEY.-The death Of Mrs
Ann Maria Pinkney is announced in the Baltimore
papers. This venerable lady sister Of the late
veteran Commodore Rodgers, and relict of William
Pinkney, one of the most distinguished statesmen
of our country.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS

kE The undersigned, ha wing closed their isuui.,
the LIST Instant Will sti continue sell their des.hl
GOODS at the present low prices. u
We will reneive from the North fresh Good, 5,,;,.
months and be able supply customer VIII s a
line ON the reasonable terms. 1azah
Our assortment OF IRISH LINENS, Linen St..
Border Sheets, Table Damask, Damssk Diaper Mar,
fad expressly made order, suit fh,s Nm,
appreciated. by those wanting such articles by CALM
iig the quail and price. x A@ q
Our stock Of MUSLINS and GiNGHAMs s,n,
STYLES, If late importation, ossng in part :, t
JiCONET, Persian DO, ORGANIZES BnlIan,;N Sv
ges Bazian Baregss, Mode eoored do, together VIA
Ginghams. s'syp
ies lm2dp r. a. T.. REILLY, cor. Canal md y
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~ good lunch at the Pelican to-day. See the bill of
faIe in anolher column,
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CALIFORNIA BOOKS!


NEW ORLEANS STATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE,
FREMONT AND EMoRY's NOT Els ON CALI.
FORNIA.
BRYANT'S WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA"
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON AND
CALIFORNIA.
ANSTED'S GOLD.SEEKER'S MANUAL.
FOUR MONTHS AMONG THE GOLD.FINDERS
IN CALIFORNIA.
WII.KEs'S OREGON AND CALIFORNIA With
Maps of those Regions.
LIEUT.. REVERE's TOUR OF DUTY IN CALL
FORNlA.
NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA. By Emory
Abort, Cooke and johnston illustrated three large Map.
and over one hundred eogravugs
AURIFODlNA; Or, Adventures in the Gold REGIONS
URES DICTIONARY OF ARTS MANUFAC.
TURES AND MINES
NOAD'S CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. vol. 8vo.
ROBINSON'S CALIFORNIA AND IT'S GOLD RE.
GIONS IN 1913.
THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON TRAIL. Being
Sketches of Prairie and Rocky Mountain By Francis
Parkman, Jr.
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA IN 184S By J. Quinn
Thornton With Appendix including and
information the subject Of the Gold Mines OF California
other valuable matter Of interest the Emigran,,
illustrations and Map. ln2 vols.
Just received and for sale By
jel8St B. STEEL. IA Camp 81.
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Sy Jackson Fire Co. No. 18.-The officers and mem
Company attend Special Meeting
o WEDNESDAY, 26h inst, at O'Clock the evening. The
members requested puncla their attendance bust
importance be brought Company by order
OF the Foreman. IeI3 II. A. HENDRlkS, Secretary.
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Consisting OF every variety found in Furnishing s Cir
Warehouse. I'VE invite friends and the public mu,a
7 nh al, fora ,t,l lat.
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~ Attention, Louisiana Voluutss,,,z.
The member. OF Company A, Louisana volun,es,, X \
requested TO attend eetng at the Pelican
Graysr street opposite the 81 Charles Hotel On sSg
URDAY, 10th inst, O'Clock P. NJ, and On Tiiss
DAY EVENING, 9Th inst. at the Artillery Gun H.
street, for Drill. jel5 IL BY order Of WM TeSsa &
T l. o. o. Todd Feltoaos' Rest-rb.
Directors announce that On and after l4b Ma, Res
pared to dispose OF LOTS and VAULTS in II. ~ y! vi
l. o. o. f., beautifully situated the Me,slr;.S s
lows, viz: 4sl d
NUMBERED LOTS, by 10 feet, at $50.
DO. do. Of Irregular dimensions, ATM.
LETTEREn LOTS At 81 per square foot, ~" "a ~,
VAULTS, at $40 each.
Do. To Lodges. Joint Proprietors, and usu,...
$50 each. sss Ia
~ Vaults to be paid Tor in advance.
Applications Tor Lots Vaults to be made 10
myl0tf G. w. SHAW. Treasurer n,
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D Strangers in tn Q City. ses DR.. B. r. MULLEs,
IN me other cour. parer &c ore
w ~. ~ ~ ms proession now the United atss. AL ihs y,
street, CIV. MN CALI - 90 uDs
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Steamboat Departures lhls Day.
GEsEE zDYERTISENENT ON THIRD PACE.
Red Rirer ..CADDO, Graham, ) p M.
Nashville .......-.A AM ERICA, Johnson, P. NJ.
BAozi. ........... MOBILE, Sutton. y A M Cars
Louisville ......ALEX. SCOTT, Sturgeoa, S P. NJ.
Red Riuer .........DUCK RIVER, Appegste, S P. NJ.
LousriAe ........NEW UNCLE SAM, VaaDusen, 5 p. n.
Cinc1n1afi ClNCtNNATUS tioodloe, p NJ
Cincinnati -. BRIDE Hadlock, P. NJ.
To- ST. Louis Packer New Uncle Sam is now receiy;
Above and nennsIse landings, THIS
DAY Tuesday, O'Clock positively from Poydras
wharf. HYDE & OGLESBY, y Poyirss ct.
IT, Passengers will please be on board at the hour. e3
~ Steamer Cincinnatus For Cincinnati. Madi.
Louisville Smhland Paducah e-This hight draft
will leave THIS DAY, Tuesday, O'Clock positively,
ny De g. OGLESBY, IL Poylras
Passengers please board At the above hour e6
u Cumberland River Packet America, Captain
Johnson magnificent PASSENGER steamer will positively leave
THIS DAY. Tuesday, the O'CLOCK for Nash
vile, Clarkve, Canton, Eddyvi smi:hland, Paducsh and
Cairo, the foot OF Gravier street. -
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