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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-24
MEDICAL.
~LET THE SICK REOICR.
NOW Is TnK TINE 10 USE
nerrick's Sugar Coated Pills
AND
kia Strengthening Plaster.

These remarkable Fani-
y Medicines have stood the
test % public experiences
fseenfy geays; have been
used by over three millions
Of persons, and are sttil
CONFUSING the M &c
world With their Startling
(hsf
These Pills are particu-
larry adapted TO diseases
peculiar ~ the western end
eouthwestern States, and
will be found, on trial, tie
most valuable Cathartic at
preeent knoVn.-For tWen
~ yesrs their use h. the
Midi and Eastern States
has BEEN unlimited, aud
their success In curing dis
ease . perfect series Of tri-
umphs. Containing no Mer-
curry, they can be used st
any time without regard
70 employment or diet. Be
Ing Coated with Sng ~, they
are pleasant to take, unit
ing A. they do, the Power
OF Mercury vita the ease
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-24

30 Cases Brandy, direct from Cocnac vint, 1870,
10 bbls Hibbert's London Porter. fPintsl
20 Cases Boctby D LdRwick's Gin, IMedioakdl
A full assortment - Cigars,
Absinthe, harsschino, Curacos,
Anife Cordial, ASac Yunch,
And foTzsaie By n. BARNES 4 90
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SALOONS.


WISHES TO inform the citixens az -
~ Davenport and Scott County gene
~ rally, that he he's permanently lo-
10 Gated himself In this city where he y D
Is prepared to shoe horses on scientiac princ,r,..
After twenty years study and yractice On he ansto.
my Of The not, Of which time be has epent esev~r
year1 under the supesintancs Of the beet veHeytrs-
rians IN Europe, he vishss 70 ssy that be viii siv.
eattsfacttoo 70 Ill persons having horses lahorins m.
der the disease Of corns. or eontractions. oommoni,
called "hoash bound" interfering, ovsrreac1ins
qusrtes creeks. sand CRACKS, sprains q the cerds
wsrrante . perfect cure II cursble. The ereetar ~
Of Thee diseases aes eaussd ~ bad shsaine 81 -;
Of pgUpsr judgment cSSa.s
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THE FARMERs' 0UIDE
70 Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
~ HENRY STEVENS, =. r. s., Of Edinburgh, and
u 'ete 10. nOAroN, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture In Yale College, in New Haven.
vols. Royal octave. 500 pages, and
numerous wood and steel engravings.
ms y, confessedly, the most complete work on
Asrieuiture ever published, snd iu order 10 rive II .
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yoauos Tie price 20
1--WE DOLLARS FOR H TWO vOLUnRs.
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Ienseths ~ "Dook Of THE Farm"
ohnla always - sddresssd, (Post paid TO the pub,
- LEONARD SCOTT 1 90,
Duu0odAuul No - Gold stree4 New yoek.
no1osksepAssl nsssekeepsryI
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UarveIl's Condition Powders

for Horse and Cattle. This Remedy Is the beginning
and the KIND of Horse and Cattle Medicine. Over
one Million Packages have been sold during the year
1856. Perfectly safe and good al all times Othe!
remedies OF a similar nature are but chat comIared
with them. Pot in large Packages with iul direc-
tiOns and SELF for IS cents.
~ The above remedies are warranted. Agents
are authorized to refund purchase money, u fatis-
faction il not given These articles are sold by deal
es In all cities. towns and villages In the United
STATES and Canadss. Persons wni enquire for them
by their full names and avoid all others
HKRRiCK 4 BROTHER. Proprietors,
Albany, N. Y.
Penton Il Robinson, Sawyer. Payn h Co, Bockee,
limits 4 Co, Wholesale Agents. Chicago.
Taylor Il Ballori, d. G.. Eidridge, Davenport.
Heimes 4 Clippenger, W ecribner, ROCK Island,
A. =. Chamberlain, Moline.
A w Piatt, Clinton.
p. &. McLsne, Camsnche.
A. W. Benton 4 Go, Fulton City.
And by dealers everywhere.
J. II. CLIFFORD
JulysOwly Travelling agent for the Wet.
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TO ECONOMAL FAMILIES.
And Ladies Married or Single,

ENOR Fifty Cents enclosed, In postage stamps, the
- NJ de,' isned will fors ard, by return msil, the
following invslu lble heus- hold receipts, made with
out trouble, and fvll printed Instructions. For ten
cent. you can procure Whist would cost II the store
one dollar VIZ
Hov 70 make Poudre Subtle, for removing superflu.
ous Hair.
How TO make tcoth powder.
How 70 make Hair Restorstiycs.
How 70 make Hsls Dye.
How to make PtmAdes.
How 10 make Bloom Of Roses, TO remove Frechles
r. m the face
How 70 make Rou re for the complexion.
How to msks Indelitle Ink.
How TO crrc cosns
How 70 make Cement, for mending broken china
-AisO-
Harper Twelvetrees' celepyated Washing Re-
peeipt; your wasbine dons IN half the time and
trouble. without wearing out yoa,s clothes WIN the
: Crave =. Nor. sro.slys, x.
QAnH INDUCEMENTS 10 A0KHTs-nxPBRIs
xomaO0D 0aevam4e0 Agrats vented n - posAo
- tho eo0tSy 11g ~ ~0omprohaus1Vs oeanHnnh0
ed nistosy, Ancssat - 1odsEn) Of - WSejs
We9i1t" freQ ~ eoe9n9aa0rD - uo0nt tiDo
Ao.o oooDalcn. Qstef 1as!eyl 4S1eaAiy bo1na
- booq14eyfp1uGo1o1e0. 41toD -. ~ ea11h
ARsate - 49, 1871 dlgs1s1e vh1le0vuL ~
~ saai11 go vAat ssa1as ~ ve11AB
$3.50 kAs1ssaeA3N
l11n - - g016D " y
Hs4 ! Z &1&.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-24

OF Chtt0f OIL.
u.Large Family Boxes, ID CENTS.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
cure In I'VE hours Pains, Distress and weakness OF
the Breast, sices and Back. IN Rheumatism,
Coughs, Colds, ETC., they always give reitei, Ahd are
warranted superior 10 any Ey .crnal Remedy diseov-
cred since time began. Each Plaster will wear
Fourteen Months. Price iSh CEhTS
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DH. FL BILLS
OLD ESTABLISHED
Medical nirDnarV
- Randolph street,

- Randolph Street,
OPPOSITE TIE REVERE HOTEL, CHICAGO, LII.
A Ill DISEASES u a private allure confiden,islly
IA treated, and pc ;maneptly snd s. eedily cured.
To YQrNa MEN AMI NTuRRS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-24
Shcrin,s Sale.

IL LEONARD,
Shcrih OF y OFT county. lows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02
a6fTeN AID EaR4caQ So 114


ess.5a 8aisg Iseaseo 5sha s
sa sHssss. i,Asi6 1885,
ssstaslss ss5J l556lsi #lAs7is
102a54 1854
III blas asre sofa Il upehanssG pfess Fair %
Falty Far S. 87sg y h.
5oIAss we heard "a transactions worth reporting.
FIoBR. The s4es confined about 800 bbls, ii,
eadas i00 81. Louie supsrahe 81 80 li2at 81 % 200
eountr d and lss Extra TennessaAs s. 40 Dbl.
RINs Germ was and quiet with sales Of only so
ssssz white Mixed . hnsbel. Of Wheat 900 sacks
Rsd4nd White sold 1872 Choice Red AZ o. and So Prime
Whie atS 3 bnshe sales n Oats included 600 sacks
81 Hoas Sc y bashel OF Bran $50 sold 55c, and
9e8 ii zoe y 100 Bs.
PRO VISIONS. Mess Pork retailing SIG 259sle Sd
Del and heard Of sale Of about 800 bbls Of which
parelss ers reported of Bacon o0 casks Ribbed sides
sold nartE In Lard heard Of transactions
INDIA BAGGIN9,.. There aeliye demand for
speculation caused By the falling Oh ii imports which % $40
hae sufficient 1000 bales Of Cotton. The
rehed asay $50 bales including 58 l7o and 81 in lots all
# l5a cash Is 1t lss time 80 s5se also time,
balss III rolls at 1890, cash.
C0FFEE- Sales confined 70 otags a Io,ze and 100 at
losfc b.
HAY l0} bales Western sold at So sO and some retail
70 sat sa2 a0lSs3 p tnn.
WHISKY -..s ~ heard Of no transactions.
FEfa .shpniasiers asking Tl6d fol Cotton
liverpool 70 begin loading No transactions reported
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02

ssqaN NEW FALL. Ga3ODS-MRs. NoR-..s - K
kpFDN. lb1 boydtas street, has Just received ~
~ from Paris and the North assortment Of
FALL BONNETS of every style, RIBBONS, EN-
BR@InERIS and FANCY GOODS to which she invites he
attention OF the Ladies' and country visitors
E8- Old Bonnes cleaned and renewed Country ordArt
promptly attended to. se9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02

IL
s5S I
81s Hsts anA d those fellows WHO diva
@ ifh asId 6rssk 0iiIY with Tie frogs
sse44s sFf4,sfsxf
4sfsstg ksstF4 @AsaFtsSss
81 s2'i s,gs " f sai57P s isss
s's. Nc 24 " ]. III ss. II
pa sAs.asss y iRe saqFs aya engage
WY 'sa1.s sl,a q ss u e 4,i.,. y
M l3 TN @ III
aus 6Haarlas porld
sSs Z s H. @ss5s, , 81 I 4 ~ e
N sss 9aail $780, . II. q las u a.
99 ala manning las,ae p SS
lSasa asssG lssS ss.'si ssas
Others paraiasiag
as s5s's ~ 'i fos
~ A iss
"a SaiQFs aaa ii ID. 81 iraaes VI
sa,5 ss6ff4s il rseord The MAJ
tss sassasaas frsa, sasssas slss
S ase,i FL 4'34 ~ ~ T. =
~ WY s4' " !
S4S VIAL aHFetssSiFfae on thesoverfIsyF
7sS N s ~ l9l III sssa sli s.5..s. j
s. ii & ,as gs9d sisa5ns # MAJ
8 VAN sSiss IN. 5s,i I. ls.s
ss @sAes wv eoltoR lanss saef
ssAa e9s ssa lsss'
~ $3.50 q ssStsfstn
s4se egsl. o4ss al 4 moro "
w s7s5sNs WI eA5
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NYPllRra.

bIHERre oEs-shl9 Oliver Moses-s2iS bales cotton.
NEW Y0RR-BaTk q Fowlsr-a9 bales cotton. 80 bales
hep IS ~ skins II bbs whisky, ta2 hds tobacco box
1883 pigs LEAD.
KINesTQEschr Howard 243 bba dour SAG do pork, 90
s1s 75 boxes ca8diss ~ o chssse NJ bhs bread 81
shoulders, de tongues hbs lard oil And sundries
MOBILE HopeS0 whisky 10 bbs flour 200 els
Bugs oil cake, 400 6te bricks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02
TTNIIoN INSURANCE. COMPANY OF Nav

TEd1s9 MO \, IN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
Dash oAPIFA1-s2SGOoo.
The Union Insurance Company New Orleans is now pre-
pared to take the usual II RE- RIVER and MARINE RISKS
No. II CAMP STREET.
This Company offers a Insurers security of Cash Capital
Of Quarter OF Million Of Dollars permits the in
70 participate in The profits Of the Company upon the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS receiving Scrip bearing six peT
cent interest redeemable in -FOUR YEARS; insurers
prefer they may receive of TEN PER GENT In cash
upon the amount Of thsir premiums.
Alllosse5 will be adjusted promptly and equltably.
JULES DoLHoNDEt Secretary. = :
DIR ECToRs,
e R. w. OGDEN of the frm Of p GusRchs, Brs. & Co.
CARL KoHN, of the firn Of c. Kohn i Ryan.
U. F.GENERES of tie firm of Abat aeneres & Co.
VICTOR hAIGNAU,o of the hrm Of v Il +. BIaignaps
M CUNTS, ofthe 0Fm Of Shaw Il cunts.
P.LOBlT, Of the firm of Lohit 4 Gharpentier.
JOHN DOLHONIlE Of the firm Of Martin, Owen Cobb.
Al. DHiAPELIIA, JOS. DEYN0ODT. az iy
NJOTICR-rHE CITIZENS, MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, of New Orleans, have this day commenced
opsfaos and prepared to take Fire Marine and River
Risks AZ The usualrates5
DIRECToRs.
Gee. ". West RIP. Hunt,
Jas a. White MI Musson
EvanJ. MeGAll Martin Gordon, Jr,,
D. Jamison Psulin J. Martini
Antonio Costa, Gesare Olivier.
omer Gaillard, John Eaton,
D. Boaligny.
oNER GATLLARD, President
GEO, w. WEST Vice President.
A.sGHElBER, Secretary. n2l1y
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gigpulJ SaitIligsllfs.
AAssRA . 9AiJ - Ae
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

FRIDAY July 2, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Oliver Moses Otis for Liverpool Baxter, Lowell SEQ
Bark Fowler. staples for New York. Creegy Farwel
Seh4 Hpwntd Mcdonnell, for Kingston, ia
GOidenbow i Tlesp ere
sebF Hope, Floyd. for Mobiles I'M Newton
ARRIVED.
steassip Tennessee Forbes from Vera Cruz to Harris Nor
6coprsTously reported al Quarantine Sta ionlst
district
sehf julia an Norton from Havers. B0ndousqHie Phil
lips &eaAgh and cargo previously reported at Quar-
anlns Stsfion-lst dist
saaE Swallow Poeyest, from Pearl Ryer--Basin.
schr Union Narcise, from Tchefnneta--Basin.
Sehr Henry Lafour, stsin from Rsscagoula--Basin.
sFEAMB0Ams.
Aiice Tfsiant NASH from Yicksburg.
Red GheF Moore, from Camden.
Oregon Hopkins freIp MOBILIZE
G. u il, Vincent. from Bayon Sara.
Ceres, Eabarih from ST AIartinsyisc.
Tewhcat Norman Steele, from the Passes lowed down
and 10 2sth ut ships Mszeppa and AenackiRhbrot
up fpcm Qnarantins ship Juia Main.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02

m lRL RITERsehr swaliow--Iot lumber and machine
sy u ories.
B0NFOUCa--sehF UnioA-6 800 hbs sand to order.
FAsGAGoULAsehr Henry Latopr-2T ,O0u feet lumber Il
order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02

STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be II remembered, that This tweh day of January 1855
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace
city Aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President
James Edwards Secretary the Insurance
pauy Of New Orleans who being duly according to law
do depose and that the above and true and
correct transcript from the Books Of said Company
THOMAS SbOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed me this twe d9y Of Janu
gry, 1858. 70. III. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have resolved pay Interest
Six cent in cash, the outstanding Certificates ProRts
to the holders thereof 10 their
after the second Monday Ii February proximo Also
CLARE dividend Of Forty Seven per earned prei
Of the Company ending s1st December 1857 which
Certificates viii be Issued afferthe 18th March next
THOMAS sLoo, President
JAMES D. DENEGRE vice President
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
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Rl.6ls,4g77 2

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City of New 0rleans /
Beftremembered that the 18th July 1851 before me
undersigned Justice Oft Peace and the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles D. Manson Secretary me
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Orleans Who be-
ing duly sworn according to law does depose and say the
foregoing rus and correct transipt
from the books OF said Company.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th July 1857,
lSignedl o. j.. MANS0FI, Secretary
lSignedl OHAS NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parish Orleans
The Board q Trustees have resolved TO pay interest
Six cent In cash outstanding certificates
to the holders thereof their legal aud
after the Cd Monday Of August proxio declare iv
dend off0ryhve 5 cent per the earned pre-
mms Of the company for the year ending The 3gth e,
1851 which Gertincates will be issued the 18th
DoERs Of profits that All the outstanding certificates Of the
company Of heissue Of 51 and o5 per cent
Of the issue Of 1852 be redeemed and the holders thereof
their legal Representatives as follows
That Of 1850 on and after 18th Of Augustnext.
That Of 1851 on and after 9th Of September next.
And rs cent. 1882 and after 18th Of October
from which date all interest thereon will The certcAet
to produced athe time Of and cancelled the
tent paid,
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a NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
a MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA p ARILLA LoZENG ES,
p....i simple il 4g5 and u, Compound.

SARSA p ARILLA LoZENGE
simple and Compound.
Superior t. 81 Essences and Extracts named
IhRye long time thoroughly investigated the idea Of
Diseases the morbid principle q when proeeeds
from an internal cause, either in the blood any the
careful and uninterrupted analysis Of the anraa yegeta
Die mineral kingdoms had induced hope that eond
bring about such result aud thanks to ndefatgable
have found in some vegetables necessary for this
grand dea which j. based upon an principle of ar
beh haye bic honor Tbs y # advsg 'a Tbe soTn
ossPges has been given f. y because u nature rsouded e
PIE aRd 10 order that they might be given
Ny ars experiments made privately and remained
until wonderful results had satisfied me that had sue
The attention Of physicans and of the public is called to
n..s, GENERAL gFFEors
The stomach eeanse the blood purified and renovated
p,,rn, Y. + . EeI Al, 4 Z E + i 4 &
Persons who have used these Longes never had the
cholera nor the yellow fever.
matte and nervous and bilious Diseases completely cured
/ All diseases d the lngs head eyes stomach bowels and
other am external complaints disappear entirely
Scr sale By the box with prospectus, showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N, HEREU,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
y
J. WRIGHT / CO.,
q and ISL ChArtres Bt
f. GUTLLOT, Royal street
II. RDRNABEL.
OF hatcher and Tchoupitoulhs sta
JAMES SYbIE, 1874 Canal II,
g. H.. WERGKMuLI,ER,
Io9 Camp street, corner Of Poydras street
HBcoasultatoPs tgratisldaily AZ he above Drng Store
| RRIDGBYgAT81Et MINERAL PAINT, -su5
- peror any ether for all Outdoor Work also for syerF
dsscFiptionof Iron Work, above and underwater.
Depot N Camp street,
Agents for the Southern States
/ EMoft y a.. R0GERT 4
| VENETIAN X ED AND YELLOW 0C6RE-In bsFz
Y 2.iss1Or sale by ALFRED KEAKNY,
49, e Magazine street,
MI A1tHlsE pUST-l00 bills. anding and for sale a5y
III ALFRED kEARNY.
nit e9dlaz u Magaziue street.
AHAsAAeS N 01sSi9 Kegs aHe 3D.. Tor sals very low
~ by ALFRED REARNy,
i my - Magazine street.
n 4A9 04Ns-l y AMI galoh taE cheap By the
4 = da1en % ALtkasR khARANs
mEll 81 MAGAZINE street.
] PACKING Y Ar MILO coils a. sale 81
ALFRED EEARNX.
mytl e Magazine Street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02

ait4 il aaa al thosa fellows WHO diva
M gths Aii drgak only with the frogs
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fTH1RD ANNUAL STATEMENT
-oF rHE-
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated March l5. 1855
IN conformity wh the requirements the Charter of this
Institution the following siatemsntof affairs published.
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RF(jETpTg On pROpUCE.


SET N ART Steamer oEses 400 hhds sugar Jean
ne Quarter &co3 bbis monssss LauYe 8icCalg do %
his Darby Ffea9alse-l5 holes Lanyc ALcC@60
hides pkg skins Arnhtr0ug6 hides Bell0cQ Nohlom Il
e09i hides bale hides Pninegf Dbl coffee l5
boxes liquors Biscee snmasapdres orderfotal l2U
hhFs engAft 10 bbls moiasses
BATou sARA--steamsr D JEa bales eqtton Edward
Male 9sep6 Bids Roman kcrioli hhds 80
BIZ hhls noasses Woodruff &ep28 hhlsmoiasses Pitcher
G6adrieh Aeoundes II hhds sugar, e bbs
Miolasses, 80 BIZ bhls molanses.
cAMDE Steamer Bed chi fa bales cotton Robson Al
lens Rresen, Stevenson 6c04 bales c0tJoRJ 1#tde leo
John Wet Sea59g N sesy &eo3 Do Harding 8btay &
~ Eills Ferguson xep2 do d Fuller aco bales cotton
Payne Hsrriso1s Carroll Hoy Eeol3 dFArd Nails leo
fi0yd frHFson2 Cleveland Brothers &coB bales cotton
q Ricss 1eo4 Gutrer Harrison seo=J2 bales cotton
to 0rar saeks cotton seed 10 NJ Fsk bale peitries "a
hides al Ferguson &eol bale peires Wheeler Bake-
Idp II ~ Cook sandfes 70 prderFotal 2i5 bales cotton
FICRsBURG Gamer Alice yivinn2sI bales cotton to
Bpckner, 8 mi Oh q Newman 40 do Person &co74 do
~ Il B UrqnhaI-5hl n IA Aby40 Vaudeville McIhenny-
Is Carroll Holmes seo2l d. BncGannsn Carroll eo7 do
Aeemere, Ray burn ac0l do \ n Estlin eoI3 do Block
MeAHse 6so7g2 George oIrsiiy79 Lewis uglesby-4 do
mi n copper &e943 do Kdtehfufd, Brown cotton
FfsdlAnder sefsoh- 60 Natt Nobe6dos Barrstt5 do
G1aTn8n, Putnam &eo8 do j a. & d ckR 6co-62 hides IS
sheep skius Tce sacks peas D0nneiy BezAinRlO9
fruit 1883 bha do and sundrs ofderFota $50 bales
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Leaves % sATg II.Il IIlly3. 4 4 NJ

fssss REGULAR S1HEyErORT PACKET
new, elegant and and swift running pas
seageT packet Steamer Dnlxe, Samuel Apple.
for Shreveport Gfaud Bayou C9HcAatta Ganbte Grand
Rcore Natchitoches Maurice Montgomery Alexandria
Cole Noriis Landing tiorous Landing TaFbinA Landing
ali Intermediate landings Red river FoT freight
pRssaRe having apply boards
& jyl ~, 3. PAGAUn, Advertising Agent.
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COAST AND LAFoURCHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY., ats IT.
Hao COAST PACKET SVEARgRJR
- Sallie Robinson-To and from r. Orleans
gaa@S7A Bayou sara Fort Adams, WiIlisnsuoTt, Port
Hudson and III intermediate landings, the SALLIE ROBIN
SON NJ " Gross master, in place If the BELLA DONNA
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening, ofth
day morning.
Particular attention paid to the receiving md landing
passengesa and freight all tiay and night
jy29 HOLMES & GI4AUsS ia Tehouptonlass t
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Received from 1909 depositors in ss79
deposits .,........s.,..S7Ss6 ga 5s
Paid IN 629T drafts bS2Tf5 81
Amount dug depostogs sQth April, 1858. Sl55,9O5 o.
Certificates Of Deposit
Amount outstanding 3Oth April, 1855. 20fs9 IS
Total amount liabilities April 80, 1858. sl70G94 50
sSic0o New Orleans City stock, cost
ing.;.... .;....s.. s29g7O 10
Loans upon pledge of $40, $50 New Oh
leans City Stock. ...,......... ...4.,. l24e7O 90
VI Sie00 Louisiana State Stock. $500 40
Loans secured by mortgage
proved CITY properly, worth double
me amount loaned ......:... 5000 90
IN Bank Of Loplsiana. 49,. ST; f9t %
La vaults. ,.,...,,. $40 l4--1716l %
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rOsTgHtRTRAEE RAILROAD.
MOBILE Ofegon &c empty pls aundFies to Il
Geddes-and nrder
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Rsa ts0sTkdEs,s SLAVE DEPOT, le1 COMMON
street, New OrleaIia.He Keeps constantly hand AVG
FOR sale Mechanics, Field HaEds Cooks Washers IToz
ets, and General House Servants Also, Buys and SELF
SLAVES On commissions Having inverted tbs family part e
The large fin story building the Of Slaves aado 1t
he oss Depot in ths city and we'll furnahed F tue colo
Of slsses.
dla TsFosTEB.
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Rtsori the Street Commissioner b. and he is her by
authorized The the Parish Prison be tho
roughly cleaned provided thai the cost Of the shall not
exceed one h1nded and ten dollars-Sll0.
(Sgnedl GHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant dernen.
6Signedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Isignedl GER am sTIFH. Mayor. i've