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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06
Removal OF the Dry Docks to jersey City.
MASS MEETING IN OPPOSITION AT PIKE sLIP-BON
FIRES, MUSIC, SPEECHES, ETC.

Removal OF the Dry DOCKS TO jersey CITY,
MASS MEETING IN OPPOSITION AT PIKE sLIP-BON
FIRES MUSIC, SPEECHES, ETC.
Last evening Pike slip tho scene Of considerable
it, pece Of artillery doomed aloud above the noise and
hustle of 600 persons who had assembled there half
past O'Clock and Robnson's band dscoursed" at
intervals lively and familiar airs, which, combined with
the other circumstances caused the depressing effects Of
the fog that prevailed at the time, to be dsregarded by
the multitude. lofty rostrum erected in the centre
Of the street. which was occupied by the musicians and
the leaders of the crowd by whom 1t surrounded.
Daniel Coger unanimously nominated chairman of
the meeting He announced that the object Of the demon
sraon was to prevent possible, the removal OF the
dry docks to Jersey City any other place out Of that in
which they The announcement received
with universal applause.
Captain MCMAHON was then introduced by the chairman
the first speaker he showed that the majority Of the
people Of the locality in which the docks situated
in favor Of having them continued where they are and
that the peoples voice should not be dsregarded by Al
bany legislators The piers below No IL, the
side OF the city, occupied by small craft yet there Is
nothing done TO them, although they monopoze
ten times the space that the dry docks do. he concluded
by arguing that removing the docks would nure all the
mechanics living in that section of the city in which they
are located while the change could be advantageous
10 any except few OF the vast population who nhabt
New York. He recommended unity of action the part
Of the mechanics who study their interests and des
rous of preserving their rights as citizens. Great APP
pause
The resolutions then by the secretary of the
meeting They were eight In number and they repre-
scented that the removal CT the docks would be Injurious
the commercial interests Of the city and large portion
OF its inhabitants and outrage upon the Dock Comps
ny who located them where they under the pro-
vision of special grant of the Legislature
The resolutions unanimously adopted by the meet
ing after which other speakers occupied the stand and
marks however contained little than what was put
Forward by these who preceded them.
The meeting finally ao burned, amid cheering and the
firing OF guns while the band did justice to yankee
Doodle.u
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ryr,s.a States Circuit Court.

The Grand Jury Saturday afternoon made present
mani ~ tho Judge Chambers respecting tho nsuceucy
nj ia accommodation for United Staes Witnessed and
nroteetpq against their confinement common with per
soos charged with crime There Is nothing new w the
prescntment contains statements similar TO those
have eanated from various Grand Jures on fornex oc
cssions and which seem 70 have had effect upon ths
a,thoritice
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Court OF Oyer and Termincr.

Before Hon. Judge InRrhhhm
Arm 5.-The court was opened ct 10 O'Clock Tbs
Grand Jury we're called and discharged, there being q
Grand Jury now acting at the Court Of Sessions.
ON motion AZ the district Attorney the trial or Msrtn
M cd vas tyansmted 10 the Sessions. Dov' indicted
for the murder OF John Dooley. by stabbng him ss
breast with sword cane on the Ith OF February lssl
Tho Court then adjourned 70 Wednesday
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John Abrams,
Vim. Chichester,

ore Of the walters OF the Sea Side House testified TO
finding the body in the water and 20 bringing ashore
II was then before the jury
sir VIM King, one Of the Por, wardens OF New York
testified that the deceased hs brother In law VIM G.
Mckee, who had been missing from his home in Greene
street. New York, since Monday last That be was about
IS years Of age, artay deranged at one time, but
thought had recovered. That he very molten
sive and had enemies that he knew Of, aud
man Of some property.
Dr. BeasIey testified that ne bad held post norton e.
penetrated the brain and calculated 10 instant
death. twas caused by pistol shot by sharp
instrument
Justice Pearsall testified To making an examination
The body and finding four FIVE dollar gold pieces 10 tn
pocket
No Other evidence OF momeni was offered. Severn
persons thought that they had deceased In the von
ty Ono thought he had seen him ~ South Jamaica
another that he had been mles north Several though
they had seen him travelling In different parts Of N
town and noticed that he appeared somewhat strange
None Of this evidence was positive however and the jury
rendered the Following verdict
"fhat the body vs. the body OF VIM. g. Mckee, OF New
York; that be found floating 10 the water in front OF
the Sea Side House at Rockawsy, in the OF Hemp.
right eye from pistol shot sharp instrument 70
the Jury unknown"
certificate was accordingly given 10 Mr. King TO re.
move the body, which was yes,sday taken W JAAca 10
await the arrival Of his afni 5ed frinds.
The deceased was young man OF good family, about
thirty eight years OF and unmarried. lie was last
few doors from bis boarding house 10 Green street
in this city which he len without leaving word as 10 his
Lived on has means, no, being engaged IN ANY business
He was in the habit OF carrying a watch
and sorse money, yet the body has watch
though above stated money found his person,
50 that would hardly that be could have been rob
BED aoi then murdered whsr taken from the ws,sr
me wound over the right eyev quite fresh and blood
ooltd from T. Dr Bsaslsy prOted TIA wound bat could
ss' az 'As bsl yas heal vas sS iss,7's. ~ tss 70.
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This Board held the first meeting Of the April session
last evening John Clancy, Esq., President, in the chair
The seat Of the late Alderman Gregory draped GRAPE
10 resolution at the special meeting Saturday
NINTH AvKSUK
Alderman McSPEpon offered resolution to the effect
that the resolution to grant James Murphy, William Rad
ford Miner Storey and their respective assigns to
construct railroad from fly first street to the Battery
ana back, with double track, from through the Ninth
avenue and other Streets passed in 1885, be rescinded
and repealed
motion was made to refer the resolution to a commit
Alderman MoSpEpoN hoped not. he said that q per-
petua injunction had been granted against the parties but
he understood there was an effort beng made a. Albany
named might sell out their right 10 others. .f7.
Alderman TUCKER could not vote such proposition
an ss ne y Ss 20
tract merely because parties went 70 Albany The con.
tractors had laid miles of their rails and their rights
Alderman MosrEsoS said that it was probable Hhat
the Legislature would consummae the matter before the
committee would Guild have time. time e report
spent 5000 0oo the contract, and it would DO hardly
fair to annul 1t on simple resolution
The PRlspENT said that the parties who were seeking
to have the injunction removed not the same in
whose favor the original resolution had been passed
The resolution ultimately adopted
Alderman STEPHENS offered resolution resembling tho
contract with Forbes HolbroOk Waterbury, for clean
ing the streets public lands and places of this
city for five years adopted by the Board OF Aldermen IN
November, 1857. Adopted.
THE FOURTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
preamble and resolution were offered TO rescnd the
power given TO the Harlem Railroad Company TO run
small the Fourth avenue, in consequence OF
peaed violations Of the ordinances and their refusing to
lay the groove railway, as directed by the Common
Council and also for refusing TO discontinue the Of
steam below Ferty second street perempory ordered
by the Common Council Tns ordinance to take effect on
and after the LIST Of july 1868 and that the Corporation
Counsel be directed prosecute the Harlem Railroad
Company if this ordinance is not carried into effect.
Adopted
Papers from the Counclmen were taken up and
erred and the Board adjourned to Thursday next the
futre meetings for the month to be on Mondays and
Thursdays.
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gIetls HlF OH rent.
We e

r. ~ ~
pa0sssag. November ii, 1858.
4 ;4s h5r eoatiasea cold aud cloudy.
fhs Gsgas Wasstlt active, with bat ZEN
sFs asn6se 81 blats are expected,
aa as iass Memphis packet Lucy Hol
ita tAe ss8 aeieaas Opera Troupe "a beard
sareaeias aii of passengers.
sasshes renewed the upper rivers are all e.
Baias On thu 5Eh instant, tie ghattahaoahe
aa Allias with thrap fast three inches il
anel al celamba% At Montgomery, Abs, on
int tbere aas three feetwater in the cllaa'
At ogt Smith, Ar, 81 the st there vas ten
d sd channel ada using Both Bed and
rtssrs aTe rapptted rising very Slowly.
lie 0aaehita packet Dg. Bainngton,
sa Moore, arrived from Harrisonburg with
sestoa, aad aill leave again to-day, at
Far packet Hope arrived from shreve-
M a8 a5les cotton.
Aap#s b 9, mail packet Belfast, Capt, W Z.
iYad g3sh stI8 bales eottans and will leave
Friday IL I'M, We thank Mr.. E, ].
clstk for favora.
river packet jos Hidden, Capt R, Il.
arrived aFith t9A bales cotton, 1876 hhds.
alsa 3al5bbls nolasses.
Rsiizs packet Bale Gates, Capt. Roiovieh, ar
With 2sa hbas. sugar, $40 bbla, and 40 half
~
Ssssoa 9s'a q q ,lisi i,tSA'.1 sa9lsal oaps
AIAl'eel sEAissa VIVA e2i pales eeSsoa' ~
29a Y sssss aha rs ilsAs YES l,tas5ss
ssalsI 9s'sssAss aEEiss1 lE9ll flehlpAls WIZ
we s'assA'
VI p llslt ilacNeF slsAsolgs o'l.t'
aAsaSsu itea Sat0l'itA iaAauils I ~
80 sess9as asla WI leaYe 4Bala s9'uss' g =
AsAaElsas naekss 4 i'is1ls hoSA' oaR'. 9sllAs
selssa w. 9ts X 3.sss sgss5s. r,4
12ass $500 "a Il 1870 ~ 'A9'Nly
fssi " illsse Ss.s9 Is $500 - 4 =
III ss1s ss9lls slssA Il. IL is y, ross
Il. - e7 20 81 Hsss
A. s.r ~ , 49,.
w Il ~
wv. IL. o.t.,. d.. M. ~
..;t.,siz. ~.
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& - :, Y,
= 80 8 s''.a. y
wv tl,sg 80 s iii -
y ~ 49, IVY = ~ ~ e., -
= WV ~ ~
sissg w.
J 1fs;3 WI t,,.- -.tg.e s, s'ss
" I, s5,i,sta
WE 3tsssstsA Y n lsl' i9 RAoAss
tor 1eGoitna Landing, Yleks-
ssehel, and al way landings This swift and
stssH3sF Njll lava today Al p. III. The
" ssysralI4- Aforementioned ii IA or5 i
.. 80 7
Isso ~ VIZ teayg fAiAS JSss lt97
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steamship 0rizaba from Galveston and IndAnoaEa
Moore, Bryan aud ady MISS 9hemgs, Payne, MesSFs Lo
biz Watson neFerrier Warner, Hughes, II Stanley,
( Pierce, nd bni deck.
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Leaves on III . tsSDAY, nth inst. ats n re
, 1YNTS - ASH OCULAR w gEIJEGEIW 9UAGEITTA 5
ltlA4S Low W&er Iacket-F0r TFentan, Aiaaf0a Col
umha, B,GRf River, Bayou Ionis Ffiie {8ipfTs
Harrisonbnrg Trinity and all plantations and landings o. he
Qnaehita aud Black rivers-Ihe entirely nep ieh9
d9ngbt and in running passenger packet saaar TX ate
balS VIM Dale, master viii leave above F6f freiRhf
or passage having unsurpassed cabin Recommendations
on board. EDWARDS e Ilf36yr5FsI
no Advertising AGENTS.
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hAssA Nrg Golden Eeaii5I5 boNts=Fiu5 ass casks d4
Ky b!:ad from @FeeS The bark Mnpeie from Bot
aeaN Tor dis port % GAs UAvagae cO6 bellies sponge to
AaodEnh &e9l bale md h0Se indso NJ Wakefield &e0t
eask Wine Gapt elay-iot Oil thalns Sc to0r3ef
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Jos Holden, Martin, from Red River
Belfast, Wrayj from Memphis.
Bella Gates Budwich from Baltic.
Cuba Heru, from Mobile.
Capitol. BarFaneo. from Bayou Sara.
Delaware, MCAiur5y, from Memphis.
NickshuFg White, from NckShurs
ST Nicholas MtM0laN from 81 Louis
Kate Dale, Moore from Ouaehita River.
QuapAN, Dauiey from Arkansas River.
Little Rock, Brown from Az kansas River,
Towboa Olivia Williams from the Passes-towed down and
TO sd inst bark Nj Wtllams05--bIouEhf up ship Dan
uhe and seho9ners Fanny and AiphouslLe.
TowDoat H IVY Phmer from Tie PAsses-weni uuwn lgh
brought up brig tOluen Leui.
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THE LAKE.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst $50 r. M cars
, fFaTgSs FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
Eii4slNts5 gomery, Wetumpka, and all landings the
aszz+s5s7a Alabama riyeF--The superior Lake steamer
w m. Bagnfey, John g, Smuott master is receiving
freight tie Depot 4iYoi Circle, and will leave r
rip above giving through bills adn all landings on the
Al ALBANIA river. fortfeight or passage aPpy %
JOHN +. HYDE & Co,
MS under st. Charles Hotel.
-rA LAKE, SHORE PACKET
ssssz sz.z l3s5sss4si WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For OCEAN SPRINGS, Biloxi and ali Intermediate
andingsThe and splendid, low pressure U. s. coast
mail packet steamer Creole, Capt A. 2. Boardman-bui
expressly for this trade with superior accommodations will
the Lake end Of tie Jefferson and Puntcharau Kali
roads, on the arrival at the Lake Of the follows
Leaves New Orleans
M0NDAF........ 735 4 NJ cars
lUEsD AY.......7.2o A. N. cars. 3 i. N, cars
THURSDAY I'D A. NJ cars, 9 a. NJ. cara
SAJUR 81 p. d. cars,
Leaves Ocean Springs
S I 6RN1Na F FRRfhbRAf a5 3EsLS4
Use Creole will extend her trips Pasoagoui Tuesdays
and Saturdays
Rates of Fare by the Creole;
Cabin fare to Ocean Springs Biloxi and all Intermediate
90 - D.
oee6'..s 20
SaD4 Ite 10 faScago 4 ~
llegAf .'... t.s+'.,.- Oh
R7~tregh win be received for Creole by either rond
An Express Chest and Letter Bag leaves the office
fuesday and Thursd4ys at So o'clock A NJ and Seuur
R. GEDDEs, Agent, 90 Grayiar street..
New Orleans, November O. 1853 je22
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RRLoW rNa uPt

Steamship Texas wilson, from Ipdianoa and Galveston 10
GB Payne
ship Mary oHrieu Watts from liverpool 18th September.
Brig Pi1lro, Sturges from Mobile.
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y sllapitla sntelllneate.
THuRspAY, November

THURSDAY, November Il, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Mexico, Lawlcss, for Galyestonand Indianoa
q Payne
Cohen NJ sora
j W Zachare See
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

g NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED RE egsse
H specially inform their friends ana the public Sd
ea generally thai they have removed from their old "a
stand the Of Baronne and Graver Streets to No.
loo -, CHAR ES STREET, opposite the st. Charles The
ae where HA1S, GAPS etc. of the latest style and best
quill willawSys be found,
OF Scr j. ROCH ( CO, Hatters.
RIA IL, LONpEs, HAT MANUFACTURE fEHsA
E3 corner Grueer and Baronne Streets having pur Ea
&s5sA chased the establishment Of Mr. z. R0GH, is @
prepared 10 the above business with equal facilities
with IFS Predecessor
HATS Of every description made order at shortest notice
and at reasonable prices. o. Sin
pOOrs AND sIIOES-JUsT RECEIVED ON CON
~ sgnmsnL ships James Nasnith David Kimball and
Martha j. kiHtbal--
85i cases ROOTS and SHOES.
j. b. VALENTINE & co.
se2S 81 Common street.
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FOR OPEL0 us AS.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. at 5 o,coeR y 81
flse 1. FOR q SAS-rHRsT STEAMER
A6ss4si53 anna Ferret, Capt. @. f. I0aaiIief buiit
zpessy for he uade will leave d aboge
taking freight for Old River Siwmspor a andneg an
or to
Rl4u ar usouihause street.
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Leaye5 og TnuRsDAY, lltb inst, ~ 5P.i

Leayes or iHl RSDAY, lIh inst, vt s P. M
! IT, FOR EAANDREA, NOR
Ia Iafbins and al Intermediate landings on Red
sl3 riyer-Ihe entirely new, light draught steamer
D. II. Carroll, W Km5a master win leave las al5gs
For freight or passage apply on board
NIL R 12 Is s sgs1s
privilege Of resiirpilg.
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49, = UNITED STATIGS pRI- FFssss
5AlAgLfs3stissa Weekly NAIL LINE lbajlS9l


Co., rIl ~ Y {, s,d sI r 8 g. A. aa
Tho magnificent Y. s. Mail packet Princess, Captain
Wilson, viii for Donaldsouyile, tlaquemine Button
EGn a FST ga'I ss sSoa Ro5S nee ~ op Grand
Gulf, Werreuton and Yieksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at
Tic Princess connects at vicksbnrg with the steamer Roe
buck will take freight for oil landings on the Fazoo river
T - THURSDAY, at O'Clock T. M
The magnificent . * Mail packet Viclzs burg b Capt
mine Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams Nachez Waterproof Rodney St hos
Lake Providsnee stacSs Iandiag skipwith Landing. Phi
eher's Point Ashton Grand Lake @a9hngtqn GLoqa Land
The syIdKsBuRG connects. at vtckshqrg with The
steamer ANGER and will fake freight for all landings onthe
SATURDAY, az o'clock P. h,
The magnificent o.. S, Mail packet Natchez, Capt.
T. r Ieat6ers will leave for Donadsanye Plaquennei
Baton Rouge Hndsen Bayou sara Red River Landing
Guf Warrenon aud Nieksburg EVERY SATURDAY ats
fGe steamer NATGHEz, connects at yieksburg With
she NGE and will take freight for all landings
the Yazoo river as high up as Greenwood.
splendid passenger pnoketswt leave
their regular days without fail q the hour appointed AZ
business entrusted to their care will be promptly and faithfully
These boas be responsible for sny letter packAee
bills Of adng aen specifying the contents and value
Per freight or passage amply on board, eFte
CARROLL, HOLMES 90,
ier tn. SMITH. No. / fSboup lfii st.
TWIN RA complete assorms1t q Twins comprising
twenty different kinds and 9gsii HIS ST 99s y
Ola n Magazine street
E4QGsHEAD HOOP POLES AND SHAVED
Goo Iogshesd Hoop Poles, Of the best quality.
5000 shaved HOOPS. ( 4P &gIyg4 # ! soxs
ses Nc. s Bienyilie street.
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" 100 eases EleppeT's ST. Julien.
~ Pc0or Lnngueviiie.
AarSapN, 1857
% Chat du TertFs
$50 g. g. II humans MafgauE
haaiag hark Lizzie cggs rem Bordeaux, saie by
$. WOEFE,
al9 corner 81 Gtaviar aHd New I.avea IS.
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6s0NVGaISsIa q Cos IsiPORTERs kSD 1iSRtsRs
~ IN LIQUORS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS, No z era
vier sttget New QEeaus., y21y
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8aifa Of t9t ztIarRets.
DAIIY oREsnENr oFFInE.

5,orro,- au5sue5 Sss.liDa :. 90
49,, aao ANY, Any,
ssiss soU9 o,ss s
90 wv
ss',s y ii n g'' - 'as "ss'
'aS qlo'A''0i.s :, io.,oN .-,,-.
nv" oisIEANa ohAselR loAfloN
aisEor: A 55
f3nai Ordinary iOSSG4f 81 Eii5dlinp FaiT . i5di3l4
To- llddling...,.. lI FAN.
sTAFBMEET OF COTTON.
Stock on hend list September, 1883 bales 304t8
4hg'e ss fe9
~ 1870
46bIU5
Hxp95e9 w ~ oaent
Stock on hand moi cleared 6l
TOBACCO. We did not hear Of sale.
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!, - = n - m r II s AND NEW 8FTl7l4sf8
It5A@tS3-s5 Packet Line-U. s. Nail P6ckt for Msapes
Esasssss and the Bends : The splendid packet ats9n
EngDmBT, Captain b. PRs will be ready 10 raqaeSa
freight Monday morning, the foot Of GiIod sesi
will leave AS above. For freight passage apply 5a M
or to j, H. FREEIGH
Office under the st. Charles gssts
B95H Ihs lins connects Napoleon with regular 81
the White aHd Arkansas rivers Memphis P5h {
This and Charleston Railroad superior packets fo
and Louisville.
sz-Adams' Express carried regularly By this line.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock pm
re STE ANIGR 81. l.. HDEiaaE n

re STEAMER 81. il. I0aasR FOR
lEF941Assls Ntcks0urg-Rcgnhr Wednesday FaFgt-Ii5s
new and magnificent packet Steamer H III
Hodge, John Smoker master, will leave regulars IS a0V
Commencing Wednesday, the ed Septembef III jnnai
eonFis Bayou Goua Plauemlna Baton Rouge Bayou say
Natchez Waterproof, Rodney ST. Joseph Grand lnlf Waf
and Vicksbug. For freight OF passage apply br5
EDWARDS K DEBTHET.
p The B L. Hedge connects at YeksbeFg 9git5 ~ s.ss
and Ranger viii Yaz1o fTeief vim NM
i2ge Of Te-5hiPpng at card rates
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Nszsas FOR BTOBIEaG-pAILY U. S Mali
LIN Winter Atraugement-The splendid
slss - low pressure packet steamers Cuba, Jas.
and built expressly the LazeIade, With Rupero
aecommudatoHs One Of the above will the
Pontchartran Railroad DAILY the arrival the Lake Of
the 35s r NJ train of fo Mobile direct Returning win
stop nj Paeagoua Mondays and Thursdays, and at Bay st.
Lcnis ans Pass Christian daily
PARE:
GlsHh .AFaBe W
LlscE.'. oU
Negroes in lots Of FIVE and oyer..,..,.....,.... On
Cabin Fare to PascAgoula. 90
15ECh-. j 81
Cabin Pare to Bay ST, Louis, and Pass Christian 81
Children Rrag eryanta 1 IA
DeOk.,..............,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2j
e Tie way mail bag for Mobile only will leave the office
Of the Agent promptly At 3 P, NJ.
New Orleans, November O. 1858.
iel r.. GEDDES, Agent 90 Grayier street.
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IEs5eslsYEsa sPRTNGs-Twica week-lhe ADJ
hsssassasssss vance, Sam Aba8, MASTER, viii leave for
Blsdon and Gulinm Springs twice week, 80 follows
Leaves Mobile for Badnn and Clum Springs and DemUpos
every Saturday evening" at O'CLOCK,
Leaves Mobile for BadOu and Guum Springs every Wednes
day evening, at O'clock
Returning
Leaves Badon and Guum Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening az O'Clock riy in Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, ~ o'clock
For passage, apply 10
7. r, SMITH, Tchouptoulas street.
ie26 If or SIMPSON COOKE, Mobile
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r. REGULAR WEDNESDAY N0aN
!E 4l3zh COAST r. GKEr STEAMER saiIie ftobs
Hillnmpor Bayou sara, Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pauig
mine nonedsouve and Coast. Running IN connegti0n v
steamer Golden Age, leaves Orleans rs above mi
mains At New river until daylight gn Thursday mofFna
Returning leaves Bayoq Sara saturdays after arFfy ii us
N. B.-Particuar Intention p3ld Coast trade
3y29R HOLMES & GIIAUsP, Ia Toboupissniesae
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FY@gss M E M y HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
LghsLAGls5 Packet LneFor Memphis and all the bends
sszA The splendid steamer n obraslCW, A. K. Irwin
master, will BE- ready receive freight saturday morning
the foot 9f God street. and will leave For freight
passage, apply board 5. Ii. FISELIGH,
Office under The st. Charles Hotel.
EThs line connects at Napoleon with regular packets
the White and Arkansa rivers and Memphis with uperi
packets for st, Louis aud for Louisville.
B87s Adams Express carried regularly by this line. nI
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FssEa PilrNm CLEAR

liaa5s = FOR PUlNT Gle AIt-sTEAMhR
IEAHtkSa CREeGEET Capt John r. Carson, will leave
g. Mobile EVERY EVENING, for Point Clear d.
Eec Also sundays, Mondays and Thursdays viii make
dday trips, leaving the city at 10 O'CLOCK to accommodate
those who arrive by the morning honts. ie24 #
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.


Leaves on THURSDAY I'M inst, at r, N.
Ha@s Rh q u Il A. ~ MtARlPIaIS AND
LEsaMJtSl New Orleans packst--Ih splendid and swift
- passenger packet IL. w. Adams Ghas. E.
shall will leave above every alternate Thursday
throughout the For freight passage apply
board EDWARDS =& ID tNTHkL,
nj Advertising 4 gents
so The Adams connects pit Napoleon with the regular
packets for the Arkansas and White rivers and vt Mes phis
with the Memphis and hareon Railroad and with superior
packets for LouisyilIe and st louis
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nYEING, .DYEINC4 ...,.....-.. IlYETNSs,
noNrRnrs7I DYER AND sooURan.

l'U' o FI0IfDon 8lFeetf|
Has the honor publis that he has inst assumed
the business Of the Dyeng Establishment No IL ROYAL street
tion for which he is celebrated.
Ihe manner ii which for the Inst years. he has salts
ned th numerous customers Of his establishment on bourbon
street i guarantee fer those who msy honor him viii their
#Pa9F9Aese' Of Iy