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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas information has been re-
ce;ved that sundry lawless persons,
principally persons of color, combined
aud confederated together for the pur.
pose of opposing by force the execu.
ton of the laws of the United States,
did, at the city of Boston. Massachu>
sets, on the 18th day OF this month.
make a violent assault on the Marshal
and Deputy, of Massachusetts,, in the
Court. house, and did overcome said of.
iicers, and did by force rescue from
their custody n person arrested as a fa.
gitive slave, and then and there q pris.
oner lawfully holden by said Marshal
and Deputy Marshals of the United
States, and other s~candalous outrages
did commit in violation OF law
Now, THEREFORE,, to the end that the au.
thoTity of the laws be maintained, and those
concerned in violating them brought to i'm.
mediate aud condigu punishment, / have
issued this my Proclamation, calling on all
well-disposed citizens to rally TO the support
OF the laws Of their country, and requiring
and commanding all officers, civil and mill
tary, aud all other persons civil and military,
who are or shall be found within the vicin
ity Of this outrage, to aid and assist by all
means in their power, in quelling this and
such other combinations-and to assist the
Marshal and Deputy Marshal in re.captur.
ing the above mentioned persons. l do
specially direct that prosecutions be CON-
menced against all persons who have made
themselves aiders and abetters in or to this
flagitious offence and | further command
the District Attorney Of the United States,
and al. other persons concerned in the ad.
m%inistration or execution of the laws of the
u. States, to cause the foregoing offenders
and all such as aided, abetted or assisted
them, or shall be found to have harbored or
concealed such fugitive contrary to law. to
be Immediately arrested aud proceeded with,
according to law.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
DAv'L WEBSTER, Sec. of State.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

HJ Owing TO a press of other and
more interesting matter we must de-
lcruntil next week. the publication of
Mr.. Fillmore's letter TO his Erie friends,
and the endorsement of the same by
the Wing Our ncighbor need not lay
tho iiattering junction. TO its soul, that
we are done with it. 4 friend has
handed us a copy of the Wing of Sep
TENDER lS4S, containing the article we
are charged with garbling. We will
publish the whole editorial next week
and show the public we have not per
vertcd the meaning ola single sentence.
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70 DvI REPUBLICAN.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 81. 1851.
There was a great riot in Boston to-day, orr
~pinating out of the arrest ofa fugitive negro
Slave named Shadrach Williams, Williams
was put in custody ofthe Marshal, by his clai-
mants, for safe-keeping; but in a few moments
a large mob was in pursuit. The mob contin-
ued to swell, as it turned each corner, and by
the time it reached the Court-room-whence
the Marshal had conducted the fugitive-was
immense. The mob was composed of blacks
and whites. AS many of the mob as could
crowd into the Courthouse entered, and with
violence rescued the negro from the Marshal,
and removed MIN from til. room. He made
his escape, and nas not since been taken. Two
of the mobiles have been arrested aud held to
bail. The excitement is intense.
Thus will the people see with what
confidence they can assert that the
country is SAFE, and with what propri>
ETY. the South a be divided at this cri-
tical juncture of affairs.
NAT the Tina fhis Woo xrr;ttan tho Duoo.Ja-,-
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

ooo-Our neighbor, we should Judge
is studying divinity, or learning to say 90"
Tor some particular purpose. 20 ship of
State, 80 Union, strong and great'-pO
that the people would awake"-"O. Wood.
vile Republican" etc, constitute the bur.
den OF its columns last week. We think
the columns of the last Wing Indicate that
a specification is in progress.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25
nPWe are under a perfect On

DWe are under a perfect cart.
load of obligations to Mr.. James A.
Smith, of New Orleans, for his kind
ness and unrcmitting attention, in for.
warding us late papers. He knows
the interest that is felt here. in receiv.
ing the latest intelligence, and in be.
half of all our readers, we extend him
our sincere thanks.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

The spirit of spring, with all its
nagrance is among us. Peach trees,
&nge>bushes ETC., are blooming most
1eAntifully, and the birds are singing
ftiair %love-songs as though their young
! passions will not be again frozen up.
II the weather remains warm a week
longer and then a frost falls, the peach
crop will be ruined.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

D See the interesting letter from
Retailer, our New Orleans c%orrespon.
dent. Retailer is a gentleman well
known here--he is well acquainted
with business Of all kinds in New Or
leans, and what he says may be i'm.
plicitly relied on. He has a host of
friends in these Ia Is, to whom, any.
thing from his pen is always welcome.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

We learn that a Choctaw Indian,
accidentally shot himself with n pistol,
g Col. Oswald's five mile planta.
tion," on Sunday last. lie lived only
a short time afterwards.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

U>The polite and attentive clerks
of the l.. ID. White and Brilliant have
our thanks Tor late river fayors. W.
think that the Bayou Sara trade is as
fortunate in boats rs men. Both these
steamers are models, and their officers,
are ever attentive to the interests OF
their passengers and custoUaers. -
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25
TELEGRAPHE

NV ORLEANS, Feb. %.
Baltic arrived today her news from
L%iverdo0l Is TO the Sth. The cotton
market is dropping declined ! ID of
ea~Qenny, to~day. Sales and prices
normal though declining.
New YoRK Feb. 10th.
Democratic Convention holding to-
day. The present State officers in
CONNECTICUT have all been reelected.
Elm Congress n river and harbor will
passed by a vote OF l04 to 81.
BosToN, Feb. 20.
Every thing is again quiet. No further
arrests have been made. The mobiles do
not consider the President has the right to
oder their arrest.
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GRAPHIC ITEMS.
From tie Natches Courier of Fridal

From the Matches Courier Of Friday
The HUNGARIAN Washing
ton FEB. 14.-Kossuth the Hungarian exile
has asked the American government to ID
tercede with Turkey for his release from i'm,
prisonment. Mr.. Webster, Secretary o.
State, will it is understood, answer tavoa'
bly,.
MASSACHUSETTS SENAToRsHIP.-The heV
soilers in the Bay State have refused onOn'
mate any candidate iii the place of SuInnsF
who, it is conceded, cannot be elected.
The ATLANTIC SEEN-Bakttmors re-
14.-The Captain of the ship Seine, wn0A
has just arrived at New York from HAVE
reports having seen the steamer AIial%
four days out from Liverpool, and unasl :
full head of steam. He thinks the AtsDJ
was disabled in a great storm encoan'a''
by her.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CONGRESSIONAL. The House was
gagged to-day in discussing the klVef"'
Harbor Bill. :.
The Senate rejected MIR. Benton's PlVtJ
to give the State of Missouri two-ulHSN
the five per cent. fund.
CONNECTICUT NoMINATIoNs.-Ihe w n
State Convention nominated MI. oas ~.
for Governor, and Mr. Babcock for bsD~
ant Governor. !.
New JERSEY SENAToR.-The debiOh has
caucus of the New Jersey Legislature Cor
nominated Commodore r. T. Stoch'"A
United States Senator.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25
SECOND DESPATCH.

How dreadfully that cigar sns s;oa;
exclaimed Cushing to a comParr
" why, it is al awful smelling thug hal
"Oh, no, it's not the cigar
SMELLS was the reply. coAr
What is it then :" inquired -
ing. .,,s d
aWhy it's your nose that sr'el Nd
course--that's what noses are
for"
Gushing didn't SPEAK for five year"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

1.-THE Vicksburg Sentinel says that
Hon l, w. Tompkins has resigned, and de.
parted for California.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

ArIbe Southern Rights Meeting
2 last Tuesday. adjourned over to
Mount Pleasant. 10 meet on the llth
proximo. a committee was appointed
TO draw up n Southern Rights address
TO the People. Col. G.. II. Gordon was
appointed to deliver the speech at
next meeting. We presume a barbe.
cue will be given, and il is possible
thatta brandance will also come off.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-25

Sat the time this was written, the Presidents
Proclamation had not reached us.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

sssisss 'e4 ss%
Esses f fG'ti Sf Bs@s'
Tsqs and " Jones, Leu,."sas' io%sq pf. and Nd &
Po5sy: David T Perkins L Gross. suons. Il Bishop.
siver One Bis. Rebsr a.ssn Hsesr .ai
iJF frsemsS, Mn Piises 4 Pss.s. job" 81 lott oarei
soovi, sIshton james Elliott! s Karuth FRO Roach. !
Roach Mat,sx Lots,dayi J W Hsriy, Tho. Inch,
fsS %5s % M% fH6y Ss1 Di W.1s ss
Wilson w Bale.. D Roach j o Richie, She den Hnd
LAWS Gibesbe Esssli and sdy Pacs
n Fergs;on. J Ezekis and children, Mn Crovat Mrs
Blown children Archibald Bowl. TT Miller Her.
haI sets. d Back w h eonad / Legion sIsbn
R RGs asT ssS . s1a
2 5h.vs l Crude, oCconsr: TGmsy, Yo,i
TmS nigh Lsoi Rsp k
MSsAir;, Wm MeA"ei, MsKsnny BENZ Martin " Il
John Vail Donaldson. Prince aGd ady, " q Jones
MI Mahp b.. R1
R Rt""p E saliDr,sn Bsl Whyne, MfFal
Fas;s 3ss; .!s% ss' SSs.s e. c.
sstss sfiHs' RsbJ w Gan Nue. nsa' E
Curry. Peter Sullivan spcIsiord, p Feieh, q w Newell
M %"pls M%siT s, WILSON, kPf ksm..;
w wr ,s,;s,J Tp,sp Dsksnop, FsSy. Bufss
81 Foia sp;?" snt bsv wSF b.k.
Cu%%n. M A.5Gn BrsF,su, W Cocke r Everett,
Graham ie s Ssns.s
,say. G.nseda and daughter. A Junssiy, Il Brown {
Sp% s.y and IS
lii'st. Mrs Mary Odd and son. N Correl.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

General Comncik-Another called meeting Of
his Council was held on Saturday evening last,
George Allan presiding.
The Mayor in a message to the Council, after
expressing his regret that any difficulties should
exist among the Municipal Councils and the Gen
eral Council, asked the postponement of the new
wharfage ordinance to the LIST of January next. On
motion of Judge Collins, the message was referred
to a committee consisting of one Alderman from
each of the Municipalities.
memorial to the Secretary of the Navy (pre-
scented by Mr.. Harris) was adopted. 1t requested
the establishment Of Naval Depot at or near The
city of NewOrleans. 1t was adopted with the
view of obtaining the signatures of the Offic ers of
State, and other prominent citizens, to the memo.
tial, in order that it nigh, be transmitted 10 the
President and Heads of Departments at Washing.
ton, as soon as possible. The Council soon after
adjourned
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS on PUpLIc ScHOoLsl
Second Municpa Try, June 10. ISL

ROU NDAklES OF the several School Districts
- in the Second Municipality Of NewOrears, pub sissA
tr the info Of and guardians. under sola
ton OF the Boari, adol,el on the 5h INST:
JA.KsoH scsooL DIsTRIcT for Bo,s and Girls bounded
by The River, Felicity Rod, Administration and B njamin
School huuse. OF Ric ard and pacsnes
WAsHIsGToN SCHOOL DIsTRIcI. far Boys and Girls,
Annnn'aton Streets Sch0o house, Of Beam and
Msgaz stree,s.
FuLros SCHOOL DISTRICT. for Boys and Girls. bounded
hy the River. U.O,d ryo Crcie Nayades Thala.
T. ellie and Bejamn School house, OF Du-
PLANTER and Annunciation
JEFFERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT. FOR Ro sand Girls hound
ed by TftOn Walk TivOi 'Hcle Nayaaes street. Feicy
Road and The swamp. School house, ner oil Dryadss
and Erato Streets
MARsHaLL SCHOOL DusrRIcT. for Boy. only bounded
by the River hlsd street, oh uiruIe Trtpn Wa h. the
New Canal, the Swamp, Hevia, Circus and Cana, slrer.
School houe. ST. Marv beiw tsFod and Julia
FsAkkLIN SCHOOL DsTRICT, .r Ghis 0uly, bou ndanss
between Girod and Julia streets.
FISK SCHOOL DisTRCr, Tor Bows and Girls bounced by
Heva, Circus and canal and The School
house OF st. Pete, aud p.r,de streets.
jel9 I'm JOHN CAl.li,t N, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, JULY T..

The Fourth Of July.-The seventy fifth ami
versary of American Independence passed off with
considerable eclat among the good folk OF the Cres.
cent City. The day was warm, It's true-very
warm but the excessive heat did not prevent the
general jubilee. We never remember to have
seen our city more crowded with fair women and
brave men than on the occasion.
The Legion turned out in full blush. Mai Gen.
Lewis, Brigadiers Gen .ral Augustin, Tracy and
Cronan, and their STATS, never appeared more
warike, or indeed in every way, to more advan-
taee. Several new comp ,nies were in the ranks
The Emmett Guards, under Capt. Laughln; the
Jackson Rifles, under Capt. Henry Forno; the
Greys, under Capt. Leech, and another new COM
pauy, called the Tracy Blues, under Capt. Phil
lips. were in the field on the occasion.
Nearly all the charitable temperance and other
societies Of the city were present, as well as a
large array of municipal and other of our public
authorities. The day passed off without any acct
dent, and was on the whole about one of the mos
pleasant anniversaries which it has fallen to our 10
for some time to make note of.
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Per steamship Fanny, from Braxo.-A L Ains.serh CIV
q np,s Capt Caldw well lady and children, Tsworth1
Holman. Mel. Hand, GonzaIes, 5eott, EF HaElS
" Pad!aza ssd ADJ, . DAVIS, II 3 ephens, Fenera
bnsns kedavaca. starhe and lady, Miss Il somes,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

Steamship Fanny detained inside OF Byazo, ~ n
days on account Of heavy gales. and experienced d
her passage hitber strong N WINDS The oticem Ia
having seen nothing of the Mara Bort. ~
., brazos fos this port on the n inst. schs>,4
II l. scranton and Major Barbour. Sailed aOth 20
for this port.
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$36O,OOO.


- For the beseit Of those pesusas sHu,he fsu IL
most painful, oath.ome and dan da, co3d Can
csR. do hereby make Tho following aatsasas. dusasns
to he correct: Some twelve moashs aso, acssA Wsuaa
belonging TO John Stone. Esq. Of Hsnsoabuse, La vs.
paced in charge be brought this city, ss 70 b. POI
under the treatment Of Gilbert os with hs
and be- after thoroughly examining her. be
positively incursbe. that the disease beyoed paaaoa
then took her board boat-Ocsos-of which wss
the captaa to take her back her Bss bs1s
tune OF Departure 3. REYNOLDS paasng, and w
called him aboard get his opinion relative the womsss
condition. He examined her, and mmediasly DECEASED h
could esye her. 30 left hss with him, No l23 Gsav
street, (beievns that she would b Ssse hessf end k
master, and would shssty die daea rsiieved) He
menced his treatment, and in fsw onshs her, and
considered her perfectly well. Fadi ally csEed and hav
never sine heard Of the Is.st .smbancs Of ss u ibis
disease-cances J. /. MOORE,
Commander of the teanw usw Wodd."
NewOresna. June 10 1851. yell II
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
~ Tn. well known es,ablishmeut Spspens ths day fas
the reception Of vsitou. During the ss s'tesauoas have
teen made in the seatemsu's depastoent which fell
to give sassction. Attached the prmisss sse bath M
houses. bowling alleys. billiard soom. pusd gallery and
stables.
MATHS or BoARp-
BY the week, fos TRANSIENT vians. -
BY the month at such rates be agreed On,
pedicated upon the number Of qaived, and sngth
o. time occupied, and at low price hoase q
1t Is the determination of underssed to MAINTAIN tn
reputation Of this house in all Department. and no exs
tons will be spared to give sataaeon it,
patrons.
The mail boats Oregon. California. Florida. st. Charles
and Mo e, to and from Mobile. at the Pas daily
advertised.
Attached to the Hotel Academy. under the mpin-
tendenc, Of 4. Ii. McNar Eeq.. OF New Orleans.
The sarvces OF three resident Phyicans Of we'll Known
reputation, can be obtained at all times.
R. n. MONTGOMERY. Manager.
Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

IN w the First municipality designated In following
aos M me No commence al the Railroad and
IN me second nz the Nos above the
ing No. being flatboat Landing Third fm3j The fr
commence RaiIIoad DOWN usinz far, Whn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

Child KiHed.-The slave boy Granville was re-
manded by Recorder Caldwell on Saturday last,
for killing the son of Charles Gibson, about four
years old, by running dray over him on Thursday
last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

Attempt to KuL-N'cholas Austin, for assault,
with attempt 10 kill James T. Walsh, was sent
before the First District Court, by Recorder Cald.
we'll on SATURDAY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

Third District Court Rsv. Antony Blanc vs
Reu. A. Guidroro,osky.-Judgment was given in
favor of plaintiff in this case by Judge Kennedy
on Saturday last the Bishop being declared by i,
the true and legal owner OF the Trinity Church,
Third Municipality. Costs to be paid by defendant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

A Small Ofence-Paul Small, who is the first
" Bloomer" on record, that we know of, was fined
ten dollars by Recorder Cald well, Saturday, for
his adoption, without authority, of the Bloomer I"
costume
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CINCINNATI-Per steamer Fanny Smith: 400 els rome
S % Sss GSs ss
Eo;%s" L.sss SsSs DO e 4. i esss
So;top Seo-io By, egg; shss1s DO onisS: Besano
ss' 'i sss-S ~. Sssn
AT s1 5s ea ss
kodewald seoI,s do Turner, Wilson &eo-75 do Cowan,
sSDsson Fso%ss do f Beverly Sands
&co-roial, Al bales cotton. llS hhds tobacco.
PRlNCETON-Per steamer Cuba: 81 bales cotton West
go.sf apps
fs%'s:; a';iisM
% 5s e. isH Su %sSs% ADAMS
cotton '" 'A'A" '''-''"'e' 10 0''e'-' 0a'' % 0a'''
WItCksBgRG-Per steamer Dr. Batey SO bales
do Ward Joaasloa bbs flour Henderson L Peale-iS do
lard Twi'chsll &oo-sundrss TO oIdsI-TOta ia bales
hb hlAFoURcHE1Is steamer ophsa: ls hhds
bale. hay flour Kennedy ~ Con- Con-
ss a of A E.ss.
no do s,s,,ne Grief Seo-5 DO ard 70 ksg. butter
ss. Msi psa's
Ssss sa: # s;.a sss.
81 s H Ss sss %si 4 R,ss,i 70.
a's saue Trees ni eaiher oox mde blddecke
Cos do Wanebsn Ks,cpaa rmus ,ooacfo Waes'
" ahen T MetcnnI4 uihef' wilson &c0-so
" oo'uehoo~-ioa''o ' hhns 'ooacco.
CINCINNATI-Per steamer George w Kendall: I6 bbIs
half bbls liquor FREE &coal Dbl. beans DosonNs4l
Owen &co-3s6 do DePeysier-S0 Michel &coNi6o d"
b hams. 500 boxes candles Connolly &eo-IOO bbs lard
Cowan Dv aco-6 bds payer sheldon Poer"as bxs
glass John Gauche-5O do starch m Crawfod- do
Adam7l do Is bbIs eggs ii stuges &coN5a csk bacon,
~ bbls hams I53 do whiskey Beav Iegpptt S"oSSS ID
eggs, do ha do meal is Kegs huttef bbIs
whiskey Lands co.. do alcohol (eddes-i6 do iii M
hams hid, amt 58 Kegs but,e, 20 oxes tonruss id do
soap, Is cheese w Wright &co-a5 rcs hams 3s BIZ
whi,key Mc(reeo d. alcnhol n cs hams SS"com
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

FOR HlRE-A Muatto Boy, Is years Of age,
ft Cook and Steward, well adapted for steamboat
hots servan act in either capacity. Inquire at No. "A
POydras strest. mhl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

No Cholsra.-Latest Western papers assure u.s.
authority, that cases of cholera had occurred
at Burlington, Iowa, st. Paul, Minnesota, or Can
ton Mo-
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Arrived.

Arrived
Steamship Fanny Foote from Brazos 81 Jago inst to
q J Meeker GcO-2d my.
Ship Joseph Badger exander "a from New York in
on ballast. 10 masier-a my
shi? Parthenon, Mathews 70 days from Boston, to w
Hynson-h my.
Ship eodes, Robbins, from Boston, lst June to mater
ID nv.
ID my
Ship Rio Grande. Ryan, 30 days from Boston MASTER
ship CoquimbO GOsam from Boston, 3Oh May previously
:, reI.rfed ashore Mosele Shosls. TO master.
Bark Glance Smith, from Boston 81 june maste,2d N.Y.
c0-lst my.
Russn brig Sylvester, Rupert - days from Boreaux
maser-lsr my.
Prus:n bark Prns Adebest, Dulu from bordeaux 2Oth
April to master-Ist my.
sp bark May?o Mas Is days from Barcelona, in ballast
Lspeyre, Harspe &cO-lst my.
nata-lst my.
Br sch, Thus James, Bodn. days from Rattan Island. to
Nathan-lst my.
schr Bonita. sbsa, from Vera Cruz. 18th ult, Barel
c0-lst my.
Sch, Panama. Stewart. days from Baataria matter
LIST my.
Schr Enterprise Hanson days from Mobile, to master
Rns0 - " - '~'
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Mobile and the Lake Packets.
=. nm =, caxouis-summsr Anansemsss9 new =.
r. s S% md v II; w." T. Gssos
s: ~ ~ q. ns a:1s wS
eaye =. Pos;chsrTan Rsosd daily on he snsss =, bs
.tY The Wa, 1et,s1 Bag will .ave the Office Of III.
A. sis promptly at fsf sEbSi . s.. i Ban. p.
~ = Canal Lane steamer ST. CfiARI.Es-
8, ss. Ap e., h.,s M.SiIs "a Bay
.1d and ATE. ss sainrd.S Ss II n.
10, S n. and SPLENDID packet :ssmsr M% Sutton
i'vs Is IN MS Sfr a
H.! :: .ss':
Of Ire s Eve At The New Cana at a. hours
The Letter Bag will leave the office of the agent at
on Cd 55Dfs'l A .ss Ban. Place
AZ: FL sM.s Bay s.
.ss. ..as Dsssf,
u
;s5 S:: rs: s;si ~. ss'
4. E.: a y: Co., tx
s r. ""s
LEAVES Krw ORLEANS H. LEAvrs BILOXI
s sssss on !. carr Monday
Wy g1.s e. "a. Tha..s.y - :.
An1 .i!l continue in The !ra',s the ,esr rouad
s% STfssss e.: IT.:
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G Taylor. e"''e''' III 90"
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NOtArial Notice

THE undersigned most respectfully informs his
friends and the public 10 general h. he sss this day
lie 81 hi, city, Ion the Of usnsacns the
BUSINESS In all its various ranches, al no. ~ CAMP
which will he the charge OF the undersigned. Having
had Of fifteen aih business ne hopes
receive from former their
The undersigned also Commssones fos the Sta Of Viz
GINA, Pennsylvania Missouri arkansas. Alabama aud Mis-
sDp all Deeds. Of description
apperainng to thoss particular States, will be ooneoilJ
drawn up and executed. ID
Cam. OF description against the Gove5nment Of
United States will be punctuay attended to- he having -
efficient agent in Washington City Tor tina, puIpo.s
je2 Bon ID. /. RICARDO. :
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CR.sCEKr O!vIcz,

- CREsCKKT OyvIcx,
Monday Morning. July 2, ISL.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Galveston. Place. Galveston, Harris & Morgan
sp ship Buenaventura. Ysem Barcelona, Jose Pratt
Brem ship johanna Schmidt. Wauk, Bremen.
Warneken 4 Kircboff
~ snip John Iooe. Thompson. Liverpool JnO Too e
Bark LOretto Fish, Gaies New York, Jos Mitchell
Mecklsnburg bark Probssar, MsLsam, Havana,
Prehn, Clegg &co
Bng N Charlton, LishtbOurne, Savannah, Wood Low
sp schr Mariana, Rolg, Barcelna. PUG, MIR q co
Schr q p Mathews, Robinson, Balize, Honduras,
yY de Egana
Schr Alice, Minor, Pensacola, Jno Harley
Schr Visitor Perry, Pensacola, Master
Schr Josephine. Valverde. Jas Fsney
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STEAMBOATS,.

- - ResulaY Red River Packet Steamer
LG OeCEOl4A-Fsr Alexandra, GRIND Eco.e
pas ense packet OSChnLA, James Robinsoa mas,er will
sase Tor ihe ahese and all .adns, sn THURS
passage, apply on bcasd, to T. B. SMITH, Agent.
day mrYbI0R.