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~ Capt Bryant. Of the brig Stewart reports sailed
Liverpool 2fh April experienced heavy weather in the
days April 10th, LAT 20 a. long co. passed
the wreck Of vessel logged-appsranty brig. with
lower niast standing
On the 2slh April spoke British steamship Queen Of the
West from India, bound to England.
May ISL lat 50 23 long % Sc spoke French brig veede
Dunk'rk, bound TO Havre.
May sh lat 80 49, long 20 IS, exchanged signals with
American ship showing blue flag with white letter
May lth In lat % H. long 45 IS f in with British bark
eonld spare. ,
May 2h lat % 2s long74 80 spoke bark Jas whalsnd
New York, bound to cienfaegas.
June Sin, of Cape 81 Antonio bearing Is miles distance
spoke Elvrs Smith Of cruising whales ha
been ont two months and taken nothing.
So Capt Stone. Of the ship Golden Eagle from Lverpooe
reports having experienced light winds during pa
sage 7h june of Cape Antonio, exchanged sigma
with ship Ashland. y
Same day, lat % 40 long IS So exchanged signals within
British mail steamer steering East. s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tue tescners' year year vu5 anu 10 ono or
those things which leads us to believe that school
teachers, for their actual merit are the worst paid
ana least-honored class of public servants within the
whole broad circle of our republic.
The Bienville Girls School, adjoining the school
last mentioned above, at the corner Of Benyie and
Robertson streets is TO undergo examination to-day.
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ENGLISH JusrIcE--A poor man in England sued
wealthy knaye for the seduction Of his daughter
Inc suit failed by noLe proseq.i, through tie
negligence Of his solicitors. The cost fell on the
plaintif-three pounds eight shillings. He was
thrown into prison, where he remained seven years.
That damning fact Is worth q revolution.
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Signed CHAs. ii. WATERMAN, Mayor.
d PECIFICATInNs fnr the com

g PECIFIC CATIONS for the contract for
- making bal asst roadway 30 feet wide Front street
The roadway shall be 80 feet in width The whole width Of
toe Eesdway shall q graded IN accordsnss with the lines
tractor filling the same when too low and picking hauling
with coating Of large banstStones thick on the top
Of ssi coating anoher coating Of broken from
inches in size shall be placed said coating be inches
with GOD lbs roller When this rolling shall have been
with coating Of hinge ballast sharp mixed
nshs n,Hs ana as roadway shall again be rolled with said
ballast broken stones and gravel shall form compact body
All the materials shall be of the quality and sh be
furnished by the contractor as well as the labor
ten days following the approval Of adudi alton by the
Common Council and to complete the after
thereafter the same i not completed
The contractor shah bind himself keep
repair Tor and during after its completion and its
eepance by The City Surveyor aud the faithful
tenth price contract uut The expiration Of said year
which hth sn be paid emily the ballast road be then found
in perfect order BY the City Surveyor
feted for the use Of the city.
Security $3.50 shall be required to guarantee
Payments In cash completion Of the work and accept
Anee Of tss SANE BY he Gi,y suIyeyos
oE nns s s n S T ns I'd
which the work being executed the Council shall have The
right 70 annn he contrast whou, putting he contractor IL de
applying Of justice annul the without
demniiy and Is also we'll understood that the
complete same in conformity with his contract the con,
tractor hs forfeit all claims he may have for part q the
the city shall be thereby discharged from and ali isoi ~
therefor and Is also we'll understood that IN the contract
be resod snd his held and
bound in sodoto pay unto the city all loss difference be-
perform the work and the price which may be adudcaed
at resale readjudieation
New Orleans, May 3. 1853
Si 81 LOUIS PILE City sSss e both
Boards Of the comnon Council.
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EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM Prison. con
Wet known as Sailor Dan," who had been SEN
fenced to Sing Sing ten years for monstrous out.
rage upon an old woman in New York, made his es
cape one night recently in company with another
prisoner named Seymour. They occupied adjoining
cells, and had struggled into them about a CARLOAD
Of wood. large jackserew in pieces, and sufficient
scraps Of hemp 70 make rope $50 feet long. with
80. .Ss Woo and laekscrew they contrsed TO pry up
the roof near one OF the ventiators--6rst bsv,nr
cut through the walls that separated their eellsrS
.nen attaching the rope to stanncheon they let
'nemseyes down outside the wall, stole boat Al the
fE0i1fa {ns river and made OF to the
i. een,,.e earinn OF the City PtysIc,71s
ne ssnss .oSsd hy Inserting heusand In lien
hundred dollars the same 70 commence nom and after
The Isl dAy $500 ~ ssIf - j. MAGToNI
te-' PrcnIdent Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fct~,.a1 A. LANDRY,
Fsssiden, pre- tan. sozri o. Aldermen
ARgsss ss ''n e. Il iseMsnsRs aching Mayor lslza
11a0I.FNA SEED COW PEAsaa bsRs, for
m5u - New Lesse md Il fulioa s.
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OONSIGNEES.


PHILADELPHIA-Ba W A Banks-Leeds kco-A Kear
&co-Horrel Gayle &coW A johnson Aeo-F Folger AGO
-Tierton Nagee-Warren Gilmore 4co-J Wright kco-L
Buiac-1reen a Crump-A Menzns-Wm FlemmiBg-N D. ]
&G R-Hitehcoek Latting-ConveIse, Kennet &co-t3
Caraden A 0rieh Aco-J Adams &coW Violet AGO
Goodrich 8co-J Moore 4co-Jno Gauche-C C Wiengaft
Harris, Morgan 6coNO Tisdale Beir-Blsck
Holz-H1 Ksnnedy---E o Mslhr---Ed Bnrke--Taylof A
Churchl-Fri Conway &co-E Hacker-J b Fo,te-
Dudley Nelson &co-Lenes 4 Delachaise-Tntorer Fao-
O Poole-L Sturteyan &co-W Sinn0tt-Syme Provan-W
Allng-G Thurer-B Campglio-Poole &eo--E Hart AGO.
N u Cooper &coW Thompson-kRssey, Huston &co-Bull
Ellis &cs-Wm Soery &coJ + Bal boil. Deloehe-Reed
Hedges &co-A uonoyzn--T Hedges-H II Hansell-J
Symonds &ce--D g Wiison-and order.
NEW YORK-Sohr Ralph POST S Atkens-J Adams
kco--J n Ashby-T Anderson &co-C Boye-J A BAqne-
7 Buddecke &co-Buchannon Carroll &co-Benson Bros
Il Brinlon-J NJ Burrows--Cressy Farweil-W w Crane
coCarollton Railroad Company-Coleman Putnam
Craig &co---R Cummings kco----Cule Momus 6co-Ben
Florcnce-R W Esin keoD Ii Fouler--f Ffederickson--
Geneia SoD-Grosean Beneteau--vea, Watts &co-A II
Guunison-Moses Greenwood-G Guth-lchcock 4 Lnttng-
4 J Hart &co-J Hevia--1 Holden 4eo-J Hubbard-A
Hll-C NJ Harvey &co-A Hopkins &co-A KeaIny-Lunes-
IDenchaise--J McDonaid-Mes Owen &co-Edward Male
Bradiord-Perk &c0 Payne,
Payne HErrieon--Pattou Smith PutaAm-T Richardson
Robertson McDougal-RugeIy, Blair &coA Robb kco-F
Randolph kco-Robson Alen-J Relf---e SUBWAY
schimdt Zegier-SchToeder acct W Start Smith
fully &co--Tentorer Faijo-s Todd &co--Wheerer.
Geigrr kco-S II Kennedy &coThele, seer &co-W yre-
denburg kco--v AnBenthuysen &cow A Violet dcu-O
WoodmRn--Wright Allen &co-D Williams Son-T Whiting
- Wright &eo-Walker A Snider--Wheeler 4 Blake-E b
Whseoek-Weod Low West &co-L Webster--S Wolf
Jacob z0elly--and order.
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Stbisls d DC alarheis.

TUESDAY MORNINGS june IS
COT fh< r1ake rA'hef easier Tor hnyegs ,estes
~ ead viii tsls.s demand The s.lss reached .o.ne so
n>f rsic>f being rAoat qqoanla he,aiion saturdays
r-a4<o tfe,e . haze been aool l5oo bsllz We quote
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SPOKEN.


~ By Capt Huntoon Of the ship Hannah Croker on
ash May lat 81 80 long 70 70 ship AdAnah hence for v
pool.
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- leFop sl1 " ts3l nv York to-day. Our dates
y III .> d Tassds5 iul q "a q ~ aAs yemaks IN
~ eeae|sFy iollovs Fof The nrst dvc msahs Of Inc
P<rs he value Of foreign nporAtons We. les sh.n
h. OK Ne corresponding period the previous year
dse q mere than hfty million o. dollars In our Imports
= ~ ~ spaee of four months Item vast Importance
eoaifscta calculated 10 lead most favorable
sqt {4se b. been ~ events saving to that extent
a. 1pedom FROM foe9u liabilities which must place our
ffade eeoefAJ apon very basis Al no ysry
-' Q *i'A redac;iol Ia foreign pofasions Of more
sn me q do lkfa In period Of four months We have
~ 1eeroese p foreign ports IN the sans t.
a ooy meas o. dollss and nearly he whole 81 M a.
crrz N spsrls IN oher words vhs We have bought Of
en nations 0ity million Of dollars es our sales 10 orsssn
n.0a have been ~ large IN years H. therefore
l'oH tlst comparatively better OF than a
s time last Tho returns regarding our foreign ,ras
from 11er po d tho country present fun A fssorats
~ ne .oes4es u scA details figures not be extra
xaraa tnais hs szesA,s decrease in foreign aposts
l<o 90 lurd States nom January 10 June 1858 at eQhx
mlsus q dollars The aggregate exports Ia the ssmo time
probably have sad nfiaen million Of dollars from these
f ts same time last year aad decrease saisfae
n.y. op The fass that The great bulk IN balsn OF
~ Rodne he exposinonu Will compare fasorab with last
<sAz We bare m this fac grand secret Of our present
saand coadian. and by practice Of this econoay and
atas5 hst hope for RESTORATION of business
"a property The eeoaeny that the movements
Y ths since hs dnenciAi Of last w
n ne ~ ssuxss Of he disesdi. caused b pas,
<>>fs n sxfr~SrGtdea and speealatien.'
The bank tetutne n The city Nav York tbs week end
~ 'he so Inst. conparsd with those week PREVIOUS
h' following variations b he aggregate the leading
Department.
[c1S. $s2 iso sSl
if6, "A 59l
" 1870 -,e' 7,6l8sa5
WY .lOl. o. 81
~ nes<nsut q he xsei has bee. an
~ 1'::,< e<q d@epnn1 z6Si6
issssass dspass ssias ~ ~
ss~ xetk Paper ssr.sks 1AI. .s.susn, cannot bat
- e<cttsd ~ f~nei4l3 Favorable Increase wsic 1. re-
se<sa weekly u the specie xnd deposit columns eonbirea
~ 40 doubt efofeed tsdaeau The discount line in con..
4peneo o. ~ *Hos 81 paper to discount indicates oas
lina1nc< Of ne monetary rAe nov sxs A. -, a. III
Eo'd Il kea from oef bank % be paid By
rsars> p y shreast te ardn2r< trade Ii Is
doseift ehcr Tho four millions which are required b. xov
elnae1t sili - tsp' month ont Of bank
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, .
City Of New Orleans. june 10th, 1858. )

COMPTRULLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, june 10th, 1858
No. 1865. !
Resord That the Comptroller SELL after days notice
the official Journal the highest bidder the
occupied by FIRE engine Young America situated the
between Poydas Streets said
for cash and TO the approval Of the Common Council
ts0lred further That the purchasers Of
engine shalt same
within ten days from date Of approval Of the SALE
[Signedl j. MAGI0NI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl A. LANDRY
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved June s, 1858,
lsgnedl Il. NJ SUMMERS, Acting Mayor
Motive is hereby given that WEDNESDAY the 23d day
June 1855 will 10 be adjudicaed by N Yiznie Esq.,
City Auctonee street. Poydras and drawer
street at ~ o'clock NJ, the above engine house.
jelO1h T. THEARD. COMPTROLLER.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
Of Two brick cuyerts leading from the nor
and south sides Of Julia street at It's junction With Circus street.
cave shall have the form and dimensions marked on
the plans and sections The trenches shall dug
the contractor The brick work shall
erosswss manner projecting inches on each
hsS VI Win az h. 1S s ~, pe s1e ~ ne
laid in mortar composed in the portion Of ~ barrels best
nisss - "a 0' cream sna'p ''na asa wen
The bottom Of sud be paved with lake breks
tom shall be plas,ered with the the
IKE. inches Wide sad Of G sS phs hs ad
beams 70 o strongly secured 70 the brick work at feet
market in the plans
Al the Of said graings
inches apsr shall be set into the brick work
The whole of said cul shall plates
cas- from the best quality Of pig iron and having the dmen
The excavations side between the ground and the
earth and al paving e the streets which disturbed
ors in the best manner and without extra
In accordance with the lines and levels be given
City and 20 the entire satisfaction Of said oee 9TH
All The materials Shall be OF quality
e@s omitted 70 be written n the foregoing
to complete the euveTs shall be supplied by the
tractor, without extra charge;
following the approval Of the sdudea by the Common
Del II ten dollars dsy for Zach and e1ey ay
the work is not completed.
Security amount Of $500 shall be required guaan
tee the faithful performance of the contract
Payment in cash on the completion Of the work and
cepiAuce Of the same BY the City Surveyor.
well undesood that in Of failure by the contractor
TO begin finish the work thereof within the
riod liked in the Council be dissatisfied with
in which the work Is being executed the Council snail
have the right TO annul the contract without putting the
contractor default required by article Of the Civil
Code, and without applying Of Justice
the and without ndemny aud ii is also well under
stood that in the contractor shall time abandon the
work not finish and complete the in conformity with
his contract the said shall forfeit all claims he
have for any part Of the work up the Of
that the city shall be thereby discharged
all liability therefor and il is also well
the contract be resod the contractor and his securities shall be
held and bound in sodo the city all differ
between the price which the contractor originally
raced to perform the work. and the price which be
adludcated at q resale or REHABILITATION.
Bids to be for tho whole work complete
New Orleans, May Is, 1855
[SigDed LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings Of both
Boardso OF the Common Council
lSignedl II. I. VENNARD, lcr,
Signed JOHN E. HOLLAND ohairmen
Registered June a. 1858.
HENRY DUREL
jel5 II Clerk OF Comptroller.
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Era No z Tiy. from Kianneiia Choctaw.
DR. Baiey, Dugas. from Lockport-
Grenada. Sezde, fTou Red River.
Ceres l.abatth. from st llartnsyie.
Capitol Bertanco. from bayou Sara
Comet Elliott, from Ouachita River
City Of Memphis, kounx from ST Lous
Vicksburg, Thonasscn, from Louisville.
Opeiousss orifat, from Grand River
Oregon, Hopkins. from Mobile
Florida Hnichngs, from Mobile.
w Hurion, Louallier, from Opelousas.
lsaruiara. Rolls, IRON Bnrataria.
Little Rock, Brown, Arkansas River.
VIM Bagaley, sinnoit from Mobile-Lgke end
JeEerson Railroad
Towboat Panther Reneau from the Passstowed down and
to 10th inst barkb Vfrfone Charm and b Trultt-
brought up bark W A Banks schrs Ralph Pot, Ed Bar
nard and Thomas Dennison.
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CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE, .
City of New Orleans, June 5, 1888.

!, Wy U NeW OfIeansI JUNG s. I515.
No. 39l7. I
Resoped Thsf the Comptroller receive during thirty dav,
oacai Journal sealed proposals for The placing
granite base md iron railing Clay Square
Fourth Dsfcthc bids to bs made separate one for he
granite oT the iron railing. The granite base De
paid cash, per budget for the year 1855 and ID IRON
railing be paid for Of the budget Of 1889 All e one IN
accordance with plans and specifications file the uYey
ors Office and subject the approval the Commo
lsgnedl p,..,s.., No. y J; MAGIoNIId srmen.
LSgnedl H. NJ SJMThoi
President BOARD fAlutinlen.
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COAST AND LAFoURCHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY at5PM
, r. n COAST PACKET STEAMER
lsASZktaS Sallie KobinsOn-To and from N. Orleans
tzzzszEsA Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Wfiamsnort. Port
HUDSON and all intermediate landings the sAILIE ROBIN
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening at O'Clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening Of the
from Woodville. 80
clerk viii be on the Levee to receive freight Thurs
Particular attention paid the receiving and landing Of
passepgess and freight all hours Of the day night
iy29 u HOLMES q CLAUSS IA Tehonpitonlas st.
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, June IL, 1858.
No. 395I-1

Rssoued That the Comptroller hereby author
lied 10 sell to the lowest bidder after FIVE days the
official Journal for making 30
wide Front street. between
First District; said foad-way In accordance with
specifications the Surveyor and the adjudication be subject
to the approval or rejection Of the Common Council.
QSigDed) A. LANDRY,
- President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
(Signed) j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved May 81 1865,
(sgned) CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
Notice is hereby given, that FRIDAY the 18th inst
viii adjudcate at my office at II O'Clock NJ the above
contrast. = - "
jell II T. THEARD Comptroller
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SUGAR. Sales 100 hhds At steady prices Fair 70 fuiiy
~ 6><@7c'T n.
soiAssEs About 800 bali sbis Prime sold at 2sc
gallon.
FLOUR The sales coafned TO about leo bills Of
which $50 st. Louis supesne 81 IS 1876 Extra at - s1
and 80. 40 and 30 all Al s. y Dbl.
GRAIN Corn improved with sales Of $50 sacks Mixed
white 10 lots s5e $50 White zoe PEI bnshei.
White held generally at the latter price Wheat dull
and heard Of transaction Oats higher with sales
early IN the day Of l00 Louis l6ac. and o71
ssc her operation being stopped by dispatch limiting
tho o at SOC bushsl OF Bran 55o sacks sold in lots
&c. and Saturday $50. in store. zoe o 100 MS.
PROVISIONS. Pork dull and retailing generally
SIS rs Dbl for Ness OF Bacon casks Ribbed Sides
sold several lots at s4e n. In Lard heard Of
actions
COFFEE Sales 900 bags comprising ss bags al sc SEQ
at lo@lo7<. 50at II, and l5z at Ike y n.
WHISKY. .2<o bills Reciihed cold l9c IS Raw at
ACC and other lots Of which PARTICULAR reported
Holders generally asking 292e for Reched, which is
quoted by private dispatch from Cincinnati at alc gallon IN
that market.
FREIG Hrs. "a ship laid for Hasre at for cot
ton. For Liverpool few hundred bales shipped 6d
and some lots at traction
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"a $50 ltIETr) DOLLARs REWARD.
~ Ran the 1ik january, light grh named
N HENRY or GORDON, aged about "a years, weighs
ahout 1850 pounds about feet inches in height easily
frightened confused when spoken has swaggerng
gait thin mousaehe; dressed when he len black fock
checked cssero pants drab vest and
light coiored felt bat Arpiyfo
GcDONEELI's Restaurant
f1nrn., fw..t
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LsPAyM Du CUATHIEME Dl yTRICT- a
II eit conduit 1tssgs FpaHee -rAme DIS III
rue 1ackn snsse - essanee q Laurel somms sse
sur Il lace lss psds a. asryiafe klancs. ~. I.
81 le W pouain s raeame dams dlx joWsa frais
payes. sere yend1 fenchaya plbque III depot,
SAAfuf. ~ lnin 1858 10 hsnrell A. II. ~
r. A. GufCll, Cenirnssairs dos rue
Soasele-orltsns. isll JUN 1855 les III 4
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- McDONNELL'S RESTAURANT, No.
INz4fS. 1f7 Common street, between Baronne and Ca
a1z<fB ~ rondelet streets, New Orleans.
&aAA<kkNEz1 This establishment will remain open during
where thing the found
and prices moderate. The well ventilated
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with
Liquors OF every description At Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL a McGRAw,
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H8-Three hundred miles shorter than BY any other
s% Passing through SLAVE lERRITORf ample security
afforded for the without
or IisE Baggage checked thoughsure connecons.6rst
class tracks, and wide comfortable cars Express Mai
Trains leave Memphis daily at r. NJ passing the beautifu
scenery 10 North Alabama along the river and The
Lookout and virginia Mountans-with their pure heahf
ana nygo1shg oTeez and celebrated springsby daylight
by other Try Through Tickets sold NJ The ic
Of the New Orleans and Memphis Steam Packet Company New
Orleans SNAAf"'S, W"
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
or, i. =, j. H. FRELIGH Agent
under The St. Charles Hotel, left wing f-''
maY2ff - - ~ 'e-s'i Va uAeta
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REGULAR PACKETS.

re- = UNITED STATES TRI- 49,
lE4ssts5r WHEKLY NAIL LINE s4kTSS
TO yICKsBURG.
TUESDAY, at O'Clock p NJ
The magnincen U. Mall packet Capitol Capt Wilson
quemine Baton ROng Pou Hudson Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams, Natehez Waterproof Rodney a. Ia
seph Grand du Ws,ren'on and yieksburE EVERY TUES
The CAPITOL connects at yekburg with the steamer IT, q
AID aud will take freight for all landings the Yanoo river
a high as Greenwood. -'N,
THURSDAY, at O'Clock p NJ
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Lucy HoIconbe
Capt j. M White Tin place OF the Hioksbafg will leave for
sara Red River Landing Fort Adams Matches Waieproof
Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand u Narrenton Vick slurr Mani
kens Bend, Lake Providence, Stacks Landing
Landing Pitchers Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington
DAY 5 o'clock p. NJ.
The LUCY HOLCOMBE connects at vicksburp r,si,b ,ha
steamer RANGER and viii ake freight landng on ths
fahoo river as high up MS Greenwood
SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock p NJ
The magnificent u S. Mail packet Alice Vivian Can't
sonye Plaguemine Baton Rouge Port Hudson sara
ned hiVer Landing Fort Adams, Nntchet Waterproof
ney 81 Joseph Grand Gulf wsfrenton YeksburE EY
cry SATURDAY, at o'clock z. NJ.
The ALICE VIVIAN connects at yieksburr with
ihe steamer RANGER and will take freight laildnga
on the fRzoo river as hgl Greenwood
The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
on their regular days without fall hour appointed All
attended to. 's
These boats win responsible for any letter o, package
bills Of ladng specifying csntenis and value ard
the freight paid for yauabes with the eek
oy the ,psssssngers. Or contained IN their baggage
Fornssn' or passage sBPely ,f "a board sG q %
. Union Row, IS Carondelets 81.
Tell n 7. b. SMITH. No. Tchoupitou las ST.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

Oh. BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS CALL
w the attention Of planters TO stock of RUsSET
' IBRoGANs, MUD BOOTS. and Grain Planters BOOTS.
Also, CAMPEACHY HATS and ALABAMA WOOL
HAIs-he best article offered this market all of
which will be sold at very low price.
nils # J. B. VALENTINE Il CO., 81 Common ST.
lust RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
~ sof and Vandalia, assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation use, and for sale by
J. B. VALENTINE a CO.,
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Per ship Golden Eagle. FROM LyspoOl2 cabin and IN q
steeragc.
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