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! May 10th, 1856

THE OLD LINE Wing MEETING LAST NIGHT.--F Four
teen Old Liners in CouncaL-This meeting, SO long
advertised to come off at Exchange Buildings last
night, was very thinly attended. We learn from q
gentleman who counted them, that there were only
thirteen or fourteen persons present who could lay any
claim to be called 81 Old Line Wings the rest,
twenty or thirty more-were American and Sag
Nicht Democrats. 5gzMS@3 G~G
Col Leroy Pope presided over the meeting, and
John, c.. Harrington, ESD, acted as Secretary. "A
committee having been appointed to prepare 1esoluT
tons for the action of the meeting, reported in sub
stance the resolutions of the socaled Whig Con
There was no speaking on the occasion-no rhetoric
wasted-no enthusiasm, and no room for any. ~
So ends in smoke, this illadvised attempt to reor
ganize the Wing party for the ensuing campaign
Having the highest respect for the gentlemen engaged
in it, we can but offer them our sincere coincidence
the occason.-E Memphis Eagle, 18th. i4i aIV H..
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port on Monday, the 10Th of May, 1885, Colonel Sam
Ford was made chairman, and ]. W. Jones, Esq sec
retary. Z " s.G Z
The meeting enthusiastically adopted the nomna-
tion of Millard Fillmore for the presidency and a.
j. DoneIson for the Vice Presidency. 81 n
On motion, Z. NJ. Mutt, &c. II. Burnside, ]. B.
Thompson, G. W billiard, ". G. Beck, ,and ]. A. Mc-a
Rady were appointed delegates to the convention to
with power to act singly Or jointly and appoint prox
les, to select suitable candidates as electors. u
The meeting then adopted the following 5resolu-
ton d $ss Il s. Is < 5I b
\ That knowing the tried capacity Of Millard Fill
more and having unlimited confidence in him and
the candidate for the vice presidency the Hon. a. g.
Donelson, we ratify the nomination cheerfully and
cordially, and promise our warm support.
SAM FORD, President.
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The day of docking unlocking vessels will be charged
the established rates. they may at
such less may ws making good however d
corporation any deficiency. ts = EI} }f, l - :ag
10th. The said firm of Hughes, Naette Co.. shall
charged by other well known hipwghs city
OF New Orleans for all work done vessels in the
lh. Said firm Of Hughes Yalette Co., shall be entitled
receive twenty dollars for time the dock Is sunk, which
will be in full for the labor of SO doing. ~
18th The said firm of Hughes Faette shall provide all
the land for the building of the dock
erection by them for the of this corporation together
with all the and wharves and landings necessary
commodation when launched well the
its business and for the and OF the they shall re-
ceve for the term Of five to be computed from the first
day Of October last Q6 at the of eighteen hundred
dollars and after the expiration of said period five III
years. then they shall be entitled for the said lands
compared with the prices obtained by adjoining popre
and the said firm shall defay half the expenses
be incurred for the construction of harves
may be required for the Of the company "f| e
Is th The said firm of Hghes Yaiette Co.. shall make
the copanys agent weekly reports Of the business Of
docks. iIs s5r57 ? 94E}3'Ila +EU e t3a9E- -es2 II
th Any three stockholders may any have the power
to call meeting Of the stockholdes ill meetings Of
Stockholders each share shall all
majority of the whole capital stock only shall govern
sockhoder shall be liable responsible for said
poraon further than the unpaid balance
company on the shares owned by him. 5AA r -
18TH When the period arrives for the winding the affairs
Of said corporation the liquidation shall be conducted BY
stockholders be elected by majority of the stockholders
amount and shall be styled the quidatn Commissioners
he dptN el af fhs Of
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sNea Orleans 9ailp Gresfert,
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Concerning that tyhich has transpircd tn the portds
history on corresponding days ~ past years, scif
other nlate, pertinent thereto, prepared e1pressy
for The readers Of The Double Sheet Crescent.
Blossoming in beauty the year marches onward to-
wards its perihelion The birds sing more sweetly,
and the buds and blossoms shed a fragrance around
the path Of progress most refreshing to the wayarer
All nature sings the 10 tiumphe Of advance, and men,
unwilling as they may be to do 50, take up the chau
son. We are all marching through those eternal
gates Of which Mrs Osgood ttingy sang, "Iong time
ago. despite our ignorance and in defiance of our
folly How beautifully LongfeloW tells the story Of
life: @ 4g55j 3 ggg35s s55.1
n sArt is long and life is feeing,
And our hearts though stout and brave,
Sill Ike muffed drums are beating g a IA sk.5
Monday, May 2s.-st. Quadratus, 125; st: Elem
therus, 1872; St Augustine, 604; and st. Philip Neri,
1895, are the patrons Of the day.
The Rhododendron, dedicated to st. Augustine and
the Yellow Agaea, dedicated to st. Phillip Ner are
the floral emblens. "
7 ST. Phillip Ner was horn in Florence in 1915, and
when child became recluse. He lived to the age
Of sO having died in 95-his life having been de
voted to the ameloration Of his race. Aiban Butler
says Of hirl-eT The divine love so much dilated the
breast Of our saint that the grstle which Joined the
fourth and fifth ribs on the left side was broken
which allowed the heart and the larger vessels
more play" r
In 1850 he founded the congregation or religious
order of the Oratory, an order well known for the
strictness and severity of its religious exercises.
On this day in 1851 a riot, in which many Lives
were lost, took place at Hoboken, N. j., between
party of Germans and "shot boys" rowdies from
New York. 9E& ~ ,'1'tfj ~ +i 'i=
Tuesday, May a7.-st John, Pope, 526; st. Bede
1885, and t.Julius about 3O2, are the religious pa
| irons of the day. Il -2't!
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WHAT A WOMAN GAN'T HAyE.--In these days
when women distribute rifles, making speeches in
public meetings, get up mobs and wear high boots, it
is some consolation for mankind to know that there
are still few pleasures left to his exclusive enjoy
ment One ofthese is described by highly poetical
young man in the'following rhapsody:
She may surpass man in the accomplishments j. sants
her yet her Nemesis she can't
sh Never shs know The s Ct af tRa.
shaved. Let her have her amorons haherdasher,
kids and psEamsSS eu5 snd sS
lciousness Of leaning back in the soft, cushioned
the convenient rest for the sst ths snowy
gently taken Off the cool touch of the deliea
81 hand, the gentle titaton q The zig
sarily stranger to. Women's rights conventions
cannot reach the subject they may wear the breeches
but can't come the Whiskers." 3 s33s %5
Inshort, she may always have q clean, beautiful
face, but can't 'cateh the barbers itoh.n Oh, how
unfortunate a.. 3 81 i !ii' =,55l}Ta IT, ''N
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irons of the day.

Fa,ions OF the Company = -. - ~ "
9TH The said firm Of Hughes yaee Co., will have the I,
exclusive right to make repairs vessels going into the
said Association the full dockage
the hereof charged BY the Louisiana Dry Dock Company
all vessels going into the Dock of the Company subject
however to deduction not exceeding ten the
may deem eXpedient for the interest of the Company
into dock at such deduction from the established rates
which follows, TO wit: N$t4t G5 534 %.g ~ i, r;
Shins auis smaller y.
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Presentations are getting common. The captain of
canal boat out West, has just been presented with
alton Of the distinguished ability with which he plum
dered passenger and kicked him overheard.
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The vessels comprising the Massachusetts whale
fleet are returning in rapid succession and majority
Of the ships are well hlled The ship Ell B. Jenney
arrived at New Bedford on Monday, after absence
Of fourand-ahalf years and has on board 500 bar
rels Of sperm oil, one Of the most valuable cargoes
ever brought to that port. This ship left Pernanl
bnco, April 10, and reports that the cholera had
entirely ceased its ravages at that place. e4 f5
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Among certain tribes in Africa, thunder is called
the sky gun" the morning, " the days child y
and one who is intoxicated is said to be taken
England few years ago, when asked what ice was,
said, Him be water fast asleep" and Of the railroad
locomotive he said 9. Him be one thunder milln
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The river was fallingSaturday and yesterday morn
ing, but in the evening it appeared to be at stand
rains that had fallen during the previous fortyeght
hours In the canal there was seven feet three inches
water by the mark and the falls four feet two in
ches steamboat water .4 }s''E ,ss5'4t
The river falling at Cincianati, but on stand
at Pittsburg Saturday, with damp weather. IA I
Sc +. r.s, Louisville Courier, I4th.
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THE RIVER AT YIDALIA-It has been gradually
rising during the week, and was scarcely at stand
yesterday. tlaeks four feet Of being the bank
at Vidalia. 'ts 83.n" S %%&-f7,H1 '@S5'TT9s =
We refer to our full river accounts for the best ey
denec that no unnecessary fears need be excited ne
gard to an overflow in the lower Mississippi ~
81. y. - s,f's lConcordia Intelligencer, 23d.
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RAILROAD TRAVELTNG.
-, NEW ORLEANS, JACK
f.kss sss SON AND GREAT NORTHER
Egss.2 kssat ABROAD pepot on Gallon

- 4z7soS NM'X HNB 9FHHAHNs, akEAH Sok4hEkS SA2HSS
street, corner Of Clara street. near the New Basin
pAssrsoEikg TkA1S$ ies5s 6.yts ssy
At ss p NJ Reaches osyka r Passengers received
and landed at all Intermediate stations ,r,,,x,
FARE-Four mile, each way Children and servants
syks to New snd al Intermediate stations every Mon
WIN saEs the sy s5S Sgnny bx at
e Fl # ea sues2 p5{e
Tr-weekly Line Of STAGES TO JACKSON, Miss, nj
f%Ss$s f 5H < s'}Sa.5 1SSAAszfi RSb sAHzfi RE: %hsF
aess-aEssz-sssiaHs SUMNER AEF AERiNdEMRNFs i nsiENP
fsEs'F Sf HpSSSSsenn TRAINS ~ '
leaves A' D'p'' GTefna eyery day
Arrive at Bayou B@4h fyf5FE kEFukSfNd asS T. A.
ksaEs ksaiys BsysH B. STsas B@u9 5:
at Algiers. ................ $3.50 p NJ ., ~
Fs11 ssn Bcs viii with the Passenger Trains leaving
81 Ane o %ss e
e NJ h'I m Gei s Ss
he shippers b delivered el other Stations
Rn s1 2fs
Pnted Rules and Rates Freight pamphlet for cir
2 A.
OFFTCE OF NEW ORPHANS SAVINGS
I'd y s 70
The Office Institution will be for the reception Of
and nsP6s on sssy sxsE
@ s e. sS
% hs and rps 81 d DSSs @ s
ets eSs whn HPGn the nEts Of y Orleans exceed
os 90 peg npen ssn, pledge Ct fs
| nrlon
funds a IS to Be distributed DsPos,os
No directly or indirectly borrow any Of the funds
having rest S TaS TO BE- g{ssa oS
spsslsD o l m.. TRqsTEEss. T.5ivEs william vore,
s'sEs hsss &C., = gsaSs sgsss5
$sss.n H$s B;;5!s S:;s
#E @ 4 Mh p. 9oaHnas kahEnzs Vice Presidents
1 .@s bb B. +: SgMHESs wiFHERs, Treasurer.
BoRtss ESQ Of . the Act Of Incorporation and
s5st3i6sT y6nd ss hs
Of Planters Physicians and Families 70 bis vel as
GENuiNE GSsi During season, SODA WATER and MEAD z
h1 s s Rsi Gqds m
TEES etc. sa THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Ap9hecary
CANDLES, on, yyII1s;FSzXA, BdRsAs.NpY, N etc
7sS g Ss29s1 ssnss FssssE ae bSEb STEAbESSIHI SIIj;
100 barrels Boyles Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY
ssa. ss pSnsss s5s Bssady
! l2 50 Tchoupitoulas street.
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FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.

VIII leave on TUEsDA 9Th inst. at s o'clock T n,
Il Fe@@. FOR NASEaVILLEE,, EDDYSE1LLf
4a1 = CLARK ksvle, Smithland, Hisk,han and all int
steamer Nashville, t. Besnyder, master, will leav,
above. For freight or passage apply on board orto
my26 K. NIXON, IS Union stree |
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@ SLAVE DEPOT, NO, l56 COMMON
"a STREET.-THE undersigned has on hand, and will Keep
~ constantly for SALE either Cash City Acceptance
M full assortment Of SLAVES, consisting Of MECHANICS
of an descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc. etc.
Having leased the threesory dwelling No. 156 Common,
street. he prepared raiders
city, ec,
Pacula attention will be paid to consignments of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, 1856 Common street
RErEREEcEsaFelows CO. Curry Person & !; C. Kishs
y0iING NEGROES nj ly
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
lN Patent Sawed both rough and dressed
from the very timber for sale at S for rough
and so per for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
fe1a fu Sm s'"'" - STAR FLAMING MILLS, New Basin.
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sas, POINT CLEAR EIOTEL.--THE PRoPRiE
5 TORS Of the Battle Eouse the pleasure Of informing
N the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened early in june -
During the past they been improving the Grounds
and have additions the Buildings which are
now in per greatly comfort new North
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance and time
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved. :, :,
Point has advantages all other places upon the
Cops and who visited there last endorse for
the superior SALT WATER BATHING, FISH and OYSTERS.
Bohs Band has been engaged for the season. and every
rety attendant watering places will be provided
The STAR Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
season between the City and Point Clear
Ei- Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9tf II. CHAMBERLAIN q w.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave TUESD AY. the 9th inst, S P NJ
F~s IN CONNECTION WITH THE
t g Illinois Central Railroad, for all the Eastern and
tssza Western cities, via Cairo and ST. Louis For St.
Louis Cairo and all Intermediate landingsThe regular ST.
Louis Orleans passenger packet steamer Henry
ChGuteau, Duryee, master, will leave above For
freight passage, apply on board. or to yl
1ny2 j, CHIIpDS. No. 3 Poydras street.
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I.O.2O. F.-BOARD OF: DIRECT
dAN5 FAof odd Fellows Restn for 1556.-Ofic
Bsr John seierv sTeaa tIs Gaa
tee-Harper Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Luther Homes
nance Committee-Thos. keette, W: G.. Wilson, L. Ho
Sexton-Danel Merritt. Members-Frank Lewis, w q
son. Geo Seymour, II. Goldman, G.. B. Bowditch, J. 2.
Nel no = vATLTs In "oDD FELLOWS REsTn may be
cured by applying to F. NJ CORRY at Sckles Co.'s,
nal street at D. FELT STETSoN's, 81 Camp street
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Camp and Lafayette streets
The price members of stockholding Lodges Will be %
asr Information relative to the purchase of Lots can b
on application TO the Secretary.
apl5 JAMES FUkNEAuA, secretary ". r. W
DIANO OTEACHINGt.--A.B b. CHI HANDLER inform
L public that he is ready to give Lessons on the
either at his residence at that of his pupil.
peculiar method for teaching children.
Residence Orange street. between Camp Coll
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N1HE RAGAssE Fu2NACE.- r LETTERs PL

rTyFRE BAGASSE FURNACE. SO LETTERS Pa
United States granted to SAMUEL H. Gli
MAN of No. Natchez street, New Orleans under the date
of December furnace for burning Wood and Bagase
This Furnace combines the following qualities as fully
proved in taking off SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
SON.
1t works entirely by natural draugh and without the aid
of Blower ...,
3D. II contains no CRATE other irons IN the interior
3d. requires stoppage of the mill to have its ashes
cleaned ont. .... .,.. :, ~.
4f The agasse stirred touched after arrives
IN the furnace 5s -
5t 1t burns all the Bagass and makes steam enough to
mill engine steam battery and pumping engine
furnace that has taken oil in Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions. ,
makes preesion to burn Baasse alone ana
does resemble other furnace in single feature Of It's
FORM principles which 1t works. in the results
which produces neither does it approach the rights OF any
other party Reports the contrary mere
tricks trade known to be false by those who make
them only deceive the public md palm off
cles that stand their own merits No person
allowed toe make patent Furnace without authority
from me- and all persons having such authority will be uly
guaranteed in its undisturbed use and possession
MY Patent Furnace applicable train OF kettles
boers and prepared apply It to hnr
the Basse to boil cane Juice in the common tram OF Kettles
| under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
treatise whole subject, in pamphlet form, with draw
jngs ETC. of the subscriber by mail or otherwise
| e9 ..= SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
| N,tc straaf Npp 0r loans
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nANfEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO TWIB1IL.
~ EDWARDS.) Nos 2 80 and 80 New Levee, and 27 29
81 Fulton manufacturer Of every description Of Cop
ner Tin Sheet Iron and Work. He is ready to
tract making Of Steam Trains Clarifying nnd Evaporating
Pans erers Juice Boxes and everything appeanng to the
Sugarhouse. +...5.
general of Steam Gauges Steam Whistles, Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc., constantly on hand.
would call the attention Of planters 10 the Steam Trains
which have been in successful operation on the Of
Col R. O. Camp Messrs S. T. Harrison, Z. j. Forsta Nelson
{ Donelson, Ossood & Lawrence, W. Fl. stackhonse, A.
Thomson Co.. md L. E. Forsta of this city to whom @ ne
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MAYoRALTY. oE NEW oRLEAss, /

City HALL May g. 1856.
Personally and appeared before me, John Lewis,
Mayor the city New Orleans e3oheo Justice Peace
duly commissioned sworn Fl. WingfeI being
duly sworn doth depose aud say that the night # the 2
about ii O'Clock, returning from meeting the
friends Of Nicaragua held that night At ouisiana Hotel,
Tchoupoulas street he Abe Phillips and VIM j.
Tchonponlas street. opposite to warehouse NO. 0 6eeen
Julia and ST. Joseph streets and subsequently, about five min
said Phillips and knock down md Frank Lant
Deponent that from all he could these assaults
and sabbing done BY said Phillips and Logan said
persons wantenly and without provocaon what
ever against the peace and dignity Of the State and tho
law in such cases ma ie and provided. -
t. ~ 77T = 8 'iS - II J. Il. WINGFIELD.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- this dday Of May 1885,
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Y YA-ZOO RIVER.
OsUACHITA RIVER.
win leave WEDNESDAY the 18Th inst; at P;

Will leave WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst, at 3 P. NJ
F- FOR OUACHITA-The new light
essassslka n and fast running steamer Linden,
tssssn an master, is now lying at the wharf at the
Of Cuslomhouse street. ready receive freight for Car
and all landings on the ou9ehita and Black ri
The Linden has been expressly fitted for the 0uacha
shippers may rely ou her continuing in the trade throug
For freight passage, having good accommodations,
'n mya5 pyai'' w A.sANDREw I sIEEAu, Ager
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y q =. 10. 70. Double gear s1Se s.
80 " is5 :. :. 2l0.
The ench mill will grind 40 bushels hour with proper
speed, and the smaller ones in proportion. =
F' SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
fell d&W3n No. 81 Natchez street, New Orleans. RI
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-WE HAVE THIS
" day associated with in the Commission Business Mr.
ANTOINE GUILE The style OF the firm viii hereafter be
GUILE, MoMUs Go. CUlI.lsE AoMgS.
New Orleans, April 9th, 1856. mySss
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GTTsAUB'S PATENT CORN AND FLoUl
. Mill so avorably known throughout the Southern Sta
exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of +
l. Being firmly set in strong iron frame; W. +
q Running the lower stone which being fast the sp
can never come in contact with its fellow, TO be inur
running empty; d
L. Having no dust to get loose; -. -, It D Z
| & Having no drives or arid to make 1t shake;
g. Having its spindle in one piece from brlage-tree to h
| bearer
This Mill will run five years without dressing the sone
| is now offered at the following prices
| Is inch single gear Sl2O. s... IS
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CtREscENT orrY soAP WolIks-pEPor

" No. II Lafayette street = E. 49,
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use which hey pre-
soups reputation combines economy with fee
the dageeable effects of ordinary soaps n use ana
will found upon trial. possess washing properties IN per-
fecon and guaranteed to contain no IN scens
The advantages merchants and others being able 10
supply themselves with an equally good II nor
better article Of home will present themselves at
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
| S'in AZ w $50 g ~ G.. HAIEN K co. .
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U.s. FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
- u S. MAIL LINE.-Winter Arrangement-The
ssFaA splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, R.
A. Heirn, master; Florida, W. II. Hutchi1gs master ;
Oregon Myers, MASTER having been built expressly for the
trade with superior one Of the above
steamers will the Lake end of the Ponchnrtran Railroad
daily on the arrival o'clock P. NJ. Returning
will stop Pascagoula Monday and Thursday evenings
Deck k..........................
r. GEDnES, Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans November |, 1855. EEt= r'l.' ms
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THE LAKE.

LAKE SHORE PACK f n
e7AAIIEN4e+@ @@s STEAMER CREOLE Winter Arrange
sa ment- For Ocean Springs, and intermediate land,
nge extending her trips far Pascagoula Tuesday and
Saturday of each week.
The splendid pressure packet steamer CREOLE, Louis
Nelson MASTER built expressly for this trade with superior
will leave the Lake end of the
Leaves Pontcbartran Railroad. Leaves Ocean Springs
THURSDAYS,.. 9 A. N. cars FRIDAY MORNING.,
SATURDAYS ?. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
Tuesday and Saturday she will as fur as Pascagona
ms R. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place. D
fTgs. FOR NIANDEVILlE.-U.S S. Mail
p FOR MANDEVILE, Lewisburg, Madsonvile,
Tsssh Covngon and AbH Springs-The fine steamer
VIRGINIA Pearl, Captain J. W. Hoffman, leaves the
Ponarran Railroad every day after the arrival the II NJ
cars undays exceped) Returning leaves Covngton every
morning at O'Clock Sundays eXcepted.)
Fare 81. Meals, 90 cents l
For particulars, apply on board or to
ale If ID. Z. LOWBER, W Magazine street,
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VOLUME TX.
sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO. .

'HA To sail on SUNDAY 1st Jnne at O'Clock A. M
v s.ESsSn FOR VERA CItVJX.~nU.S. s. MAIL LINE
RMfEE1 The and magnificent steamship Texas, Thos.
Forbes. commander will leave for Vera Cruz
above, punctually, carrying tho IT, 8. mails. st q
freight passage, having elegant accommodations
for cabin and aeerRge passengers, apply
HARRIS MORGAN foot Of Julia street,
opposite tho Steamship Landing:
Agents. ~ 1ls-i-,. ,..a 5,g my16 <
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rIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURyEYl
" The undersigned having formed for N
and Surveying that may be entrusted to them, within th9
Of Louisiana aud having had considerable experience
line Of business would respectfully solicit share OF pt
from those interested therein J. G.. DREUX.
~ - W. S. MITCHF
x/,,, nes,, No o7 Cornrorrial Place. no