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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
Thomas III. Adams, Estate.

ANUNEW ENG LT0H,
Marshied, Oct. 10TH, A. n. 1858. l48
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Jefery's Doubls-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
nth Fndia Rubber Ban VgIpe.

Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tton5, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean aud River Steamers
Dwellings, etc. etc, etc.
me subscriber having been appointed Agent for this Stafs
Tor the sale Of JeHeTg improved Doube-Acing Pump with
India Rubber Ball Valves is prepared to receive
and furnish same This valuable invention was paented inns
9th, 1850 and awarded the FIRST PRENIN nj % Ea
YORK State Fair, held at Elmir8 in that wear In miro
duCng tins new Pump to this community the fI
confidence that his efforts to bring general ma viii he
seconded 9y al who sees its operation construction
inc perfect adaptation of solid Balls India Rubber
nup Valves will at once be apparent every thinking nina
the TO water and their yielding Surface secures
certainty OF operation and perfection Of action which cRnnS
Dc ATTAINED by the use of other Yaves siunc
arrangement the facility with which the parts can Ia removes
and repnceu the FORM this the most nsfsct
and desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship or Steabost
apart from their general purposes they in moment b
transformed into IN efficient Fire Engine. ~ -
ute Price $40. - es Pe t'a
Size NJ possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons Der
Size No possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per min
Aa larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Transss
w % capacity OF 50b gallons minute now in cpr
construction and may soon be expected Nos and a al
lIoy adapted to Sugar Houses Tor forcing cane uGe mo-
isss and the ordinary which PuIBp is
Pea |hle Tor redeemng Swampy Lands, Me- rs are 6s
The subscriber feels convinced that when these p s
seen they will speak for themselves that Sooner
they will go into general use S'7' " io'eF
Samples Of Size No. lean be in operation ar n s,
70 s. NO. 20 Camp street, Price Coulon's No lD7 PoyIFsS
s5e or me oLlee 81 the undersigned where persons ara IN
Yee 90 cal! and examine before purchasing 80 Az
e,, HENDERSON D, DIETER, Agent
81 aFaYier srFset
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Iii ArIsans aaiIn GElstsnt.
alnEa lMTeLllaEMcE.

TUESDAY,, July n, 1858.
ya.ssrssg was another warm ana showery day,
,sssss taber dun On the leyee. but not 50 bad as
ave seen It previously at this season Of the year
*enfF k4ss-Tbe Bayou IaioaTche packet LATTE,
$3.50 y5hn j. Blown, arrived with GO hhds sugar ana
tlbls nolassgs she leaves as usual, on thursday
asxt, al 10 o'clock, An
sj3s t,aaehita U. S. mail packet Kate Dale, Capt.
raw snapp arrived with the u s. mail ana 81 bales
.atap lie leaves aeain positively at O'Clock p
z,, tbis day.
vbe gailroaa Line packet W. NJ. Morrison arrived
s,;sb i Fiji earqo. part Of which vas 1874 hhds' Of
sag,s,eo and bales ooston she leaves again Thurs
saau next At r. NJ she being the regular packet for
shas day
no.rs I,savINe Comet for Je8erson.--At 5 p
Il soday t,ls regular and swift BED river passenger
sTgstst commanded By Capt. Reuben sleade, leaves
,art MT WIN. sleade Is her courteous clerk. The
x,anet bas been purchased expressly for this trade
81 Cant S. aud viii continue all the season to run
gaIarl snd can be relied on. She leaves positively
soday ID u, NJ.
Egte Baie far Oaaehita-C Captain Lewis Snapp,
. very popular, accommodating and energetic steam
boatnan backs out to-day, at P. M, his new, swift
snd regular 0uachita packet. Mr. Frank Moore fills
tlls Office. We can safely commend the Kate Dale
and her eentlemany officers to the public; the one
il staunch and safe, the other correct and reliable
Her officers have an enyiable reputation in the
0aaehita trade
CaDitot for Picksburg.-This swift popular and
galeudid e. s. mail and passenger packet, in place OF
Tile Princess, leaves to-day at r. M, as usual eap
q. Z. jackson commands, and is veteran in the
sFade. Mr. John Clarke is her purser, and more
- hgot
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Commercial Intelligence.

Ecs1adal Itggarool, seventh month July 2, 1858
8s ~ o5F F'e coda Mo hd sseee a an
1ices very Irregular The lever qualities Tem their
gsd however 6tut@ bddng Orleans realised only 63d
aer b No circumstances had arisen 70 affect the general
this country Improvement moving steadily though
slowly Iii the staple assumed most unsatisfactory
shipping ports continued larger scale than had been anei
gated giving the promise Of suppl possibly someyhA beyond
ssraa II nay when ii IL Eno,yT that monetary iacies
aa oeanabe before the late panic notnow at the com
Lac adaiees from the United States however confirm previous
spoF ay e gt9ag eap sa NE e 55 aH n
ae These accoana haye given dlleren5 comp to
Market naturally stimulating increased action, evident
ay serious moment An classes Of buyers have freely pato
gaed IN the bnsness Of the past week spnnts pung with
state Of Trade both foreign and domestic The value Of The sta
pie be thus improved since last quotations. 2n ms ant nearly
Tie Increased quantity Of American Cotton that m " lind It's
saus ACTED BY he certain deficiency ~ the supply from le
W. stated ihs al aboat $1,000 bales now il II estimated ii
htgh % 900 and this appears likely Government requiring
IN Icaaen or te fanire however Il should not he over
sxatanca II tue inferior Ct thai country and may ultimately
ee vs. should prices here high enough, augmepng next
stock 6 American Cotton In this port 555 700 bales against
~ same Vine last year and q NJ kinds ~ lug ag4bs
a1tQ9l kaif lpanda arc quoted T14d MddhAg, l5l6l,s
/ Citing l8d PER NJ Stained Middllng il about m per D.
BEAnsTuFla- Wheat aud Flour haye recently
Been liberal SCALE and the harvest prospects In this country
aos entirely iormmedse consumption with ontlite yaFa.
Imeriean WhsaWhile, Ca 10 7s ga Rod q Sd q 6s.
81 Cats 81 3D. e 5s gu per ~ rs Western Canal Flour,
Aalea 81 osls 6d whitet SIS 6d; Mixed, ais. ga
sFsG ss5Ras ASp qAllow Nothing transpired in cruae
p Spirits su1 pbls hays arrived and re nearest
RasnC Common shade hner, the last being
A. IA; hpgopelnms and Ane tue demand is almost extinct
and oysf Sis Aps pQR oolainAbe lqr re nes qualify,
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RECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jno Ranu-2 bdls bedsteads Lobit
stone iutt scol b5x 5 oks Bunne 4 Bal ieFO pc Saglng
Wm Ghambers bbls lard o 0 boxes soap % do candles to
b p Ethel &col bbs eggs ina Bentz4 do ZIG sacks 20
bbls apples West Neeon2 do butter hf do bbls eggs
kegs lard Twchell keoS bb S2 bbs and boxes apples
schneider6O bbs hQur TO Chism Boydl09 bbs Hour to
bS 5aT abam X o4eel8 bbls hour Given Watts Eco
"a boxes apples Michel &co24 do do Biscoo simms5O
paper Phillips &co25 boxes peaches 20 sacks potatoes
Gdding-62 bbIs -four to oderl4 head Of sheep
bnard26 bbs -four II hhds tobacco 10 Hewitt Norton &co5
hhd tohace9 BFandef %e54 hhd 99aee9 ~ oos
hhd 285 bbs flour Iotspech &coIg hhds tobacco
way sco hhs tobacco baes cotton Jas Turner'S hhds to-
becco Crafts &co- do DO X Il fra9er=8 bids tobacco e
hhds tobacco Feowes eco bales cotton by sacks corn
mills johnson &eo-sundries to orde-ToEa 35 bnes cot
ton 2g2 hhds tobacco
TILLAToBA-steam Yazoo Bele-I4 bales cotton Watt
& Noble-4 do L Adams &co2 do McKleroy Bradford-2
ings Carroll Hoy &cosundres 10 order-Toal %
LAFOURCHE-steam IAatts-26 hhds sugar Fellowes
bids sugar 100 bbs mosses BaFeli &cols bbs molas
ya Gernrd-26 do Trosear HydelS2 DO Toe Ec0--8do
Robert &eoS do Lofe G9nEyz 40 Bogsr Foley A Ay
Boulalger do Mezze Bertoe29 do 50 sacks
81 Feretsunres oFderrOaI Go hhds sugar la bolsmo-
lassea, s. bales moss,
Carroll Hoy &eo-l0 Duncan Logau-9 4 d Kicks Eco
Is II X Carter &co-6 Cleveland Brothers &co5 bales
Robson Allen Farley Jurey &co-l Campbell StroHg-I
/ &co-sundres 10 ordsr-Fotal 81 bales
/ BAYOU sARA-seamer d JF--1l bales cotton to Thos
Henderson Pese- Do Edward Male &c96 Daslya &eo
Lanve McCn-sundries to OrderTotl q
/ bales cotton.
| sr MARTINsvILLE-stea A W Barker-ls2 head cat
tie d Paquimlel-SS dol CoxSf do Delcombel-l2l PASCAL
| &cu-6 sacks oats . Nelson Eco-sundrles to order
ST L0UIs-steaIner Mn Norrson2S boxes cheese kgs
butte Wright sC0-5U boxes cheese A d Grief Eco-3O
do kingsland &eo52 do no Adams &coll9 Dbs -four
Hewitt Norton &co7 bbls lcur Given Watts &eo6 hhds
beeo Patton smith Pntn9m4 bids tobacco \ Short &co
- do Crafts kcol doMoore Fancmin-l2hhds tobacco
Farrish-6 dhds tobacco R9dggald Pderet &eo74 do do
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and 81 rs for extra 100 extra at S. Sd 0ehoice dc tSonpareiR
at SIS s aud sO sour at S. b9 Also on Saturday AVo
Bill extra ass sO(as5 rs "a DBL.
GRAIN..W We heard Of transactions in Corn OF wheat
The a,e Of ts confined to 200 sacks St Louis at 55e y BUSH
al or Bran 500 sacks were sold private terms and 100 at 6Oe
9l0a lbs
PROVISIONS The saies o. Pork confined to retail
nsrceis at SIC 10 bill OF Bacon 20 casks ribbed sides were
ld on nrivse terms and 90 casks shoulders at &c q ioa
rt in1poyefnent In Lard heard OF transactions
The sales comprised $40 bales New York 81 $40 o.
noa Ioaa Or 100 uus Western SCI Of 100 inns at
S2 90 . tnn.
Only 700 bags sold including 800 at lOc %
st lOlS. 50 at Il, and 800 at Il1Sc q II.
WHISKY. Nothing Of any moment was reported.
FRETGHTs ship taken FOR Hayre at 2oc 0 eushel
for Wheat shipping Liverpool at IS Sad TO I'LL up
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CHARLEsTON-Ba Cherokee-5l2 casks and half cask
rice pkgs tndse to 1. 4 Levy do hugely Blair &co
do C6apmen-l do N Huger-t do Johnston &co-lS3
bds paper f Stevens &co27 boxes wine to SieSs-lO0
bbs TO order
TAMPA BAY-schr ] F Bradford-In ballast.
MOBILEschr j Vieau--lS0 bbls naval TO order
BL0XI-sehr Bliza-27 900 feet lumber to Elliott
BILOXI-Sehr Eudora-Lumber to order.
COYINGTuE-Schr Alcyon-35,0 coo bricks to order.
MADIsoNvILLE-seh Aurela.-Iu ballast.
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fNELMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEFAN ERAND-
~ LAT9R Is in use PlAnlatinns comprising
largest and smallest esseS; Of which has taken of
hrAs crops With combination Of the following advantages
any other known application Of Granu-
ator entire stesm train!
treqnres but pressure Of 50 pounds Of steam to "Brke
BtttFY.N
O. Il requiresno additional water for the boilers.
B. lis pipes SCALE require cleaning.
& its heating surface equally distributed throughout The
body Of juice, that and hard grained sugar
s. The being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the sugar mill
noneF arg large and aman Bagasse Furnace use-one
pe q GEasr boilers ~ inches IN diameter and 81 teetlang
VITA alan BaEasse Furnace furnish grind the
psrday. - e
80 The Fneumate attey Granulator put IN operation
much as expense 3 the planter shan any steam
hy application o. steam % making sugar part entirely
iaklher lniomatan pamphlet with fnll specifications
and drawings will b. furnished application ne suscriber
who Is prepared make tie Battery Fyau5
rdiaEsas N3aCes % 10 used with direct exhaust steam
HaA. SAMUEL ii. GILMAN,
= ~ 45a#E 10 GrHvieg street New Or.aAns La
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twelve years old hapnce all twelve years
full fare.
office Of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose fam
lilies reside the line of the road procure tickets pack
ages Of twenty five for their personal reduced
The accommodation train will leave New Orleans on SAT-
uKDAT, at 20 P M arrive Magnolia p NJ. leave
Magnolia At $50 4. NJ Ga MONDAY, and arrive New
leans ut e55 A, NJ,
Freight Train will New Orleans for Canton on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at I0 A. NJ Returning
arrive at New Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 4l0P NJ.
Fregnt leave the city the above days be Mt the
depot by 3ocOck NJ the day previous the departure
Of the train.
my3l VIM NJ WADLEY General superntendent.
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Ship Realm Burgess from New York. TO Geo Fosdickpre,
viousy reported Powder House--2d dist q.
Cephas Srre Nichols IS days from Philadelphia to
Hynson &co-lst dist.
sehr Bradford Taylor days from Tampa Bay, to
MetcaF &cO-Basu.
schr Wen Eonn, days from Mobile 70 msSer-basin'
gclr Eudora, -- from BiloNt-Basn.
Schr Aleyon, NaFcises from BOnlouca-Basn.
Schr Angelina, Mott from Madi,onvile-Basn.
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D.-,rrsq,,aTz,,7 PONTCHARTRAIN RAM
~ me- sl1l ROAD-SUMAER ARRANGEMENT


On Sundays the train will the c7 every hour
after O'clock and the mornings will make the
O'Clock trip. 49,
Horse will leave the city every morning (exeept Sun
days at O'Clock, and the Lake hour the steam
trains. -
Extra special trips, required by notifying the con-
duCtor. - - s' 20 ~ ~
"A Station House has been erected al GENTLY Ridge wbers
the steam train will stop when required excep on mail Trims
and after O'Clock on Sundays Fare each way cents and
the Conductor must have timely notice to stpp
Due notice viii be given of the half hour trips
On and after the 4h July half hour trains leave every SIM
day, from O'Clock to 9 P ii. 80
P. NJ. ~ 49, : = 30 -
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Stem Orleans 5floaer gglarket.
CRFgoEsT ofrirE, No. 10 Camp street,
.Afnndns. E,.anialtr InlN II lRha

Monday Evening, July rs 1858. :
most important feature to-day the announcement Of
% intelligence from Europe brought by the Guuard steamer
opa ghichas boarded yesterday morning of Cape Race
80 t3na la rraF5oI On The lTh for Boston via Halifax.
~ ayises are not favorable for cotton the sales for the
k ending the 18th being only $1,000 bales We have no
ID vet but thew arc expected in the course OF the
svsnae
e Money market opens very languly This week There "a
"a l.ie apsr sfoat It Is difficult for buyers invest We
v that choice and rsiciass signatures having four
IL months Il ,un can be negotiated at per cent per an
rn Some rood paper maturing III January and February
~ pegoisea 81 the rate Of 10 pr cont; wanting the
great name tor perhaps it might be tainted with
gss intrnties1iy Ms sound as the soundest
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NEW DISCOVERY = THE GREATEST AND
u MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSd PARTLLA LOZEN G E s,
Simple and Command,

Simple and Compound.
Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences SyrnpS and Extracts named,
to all speGiaties heretofore known.
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
Diseases Developments morbid principle which proceeds
from Internal cause, either in the blood any Of the
careful and uninterrupted analysis of the ANIMAL vegeta
BILE Kingdoms had induced the hope that
bring about sRch result and, thanks to my interchangeable
Searches il is now obtained.
found in vegetables the necessary for this
sparia partly known to the pnbc Snch IS the discovery
which have the honor this day Of advertising The form
possibility doing otherwise and have divided into sim.
pie and compound Longe in order that they might be given
TO children we'll as admits.
Ny experiments made privately
wonderful results had satisfied that had sue
eded and that the charge Of quackey could be brought
TIE attention of physicians and of the public is called to
these Lokenge in order that may witness the
rebe results Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of thousand persons
= efan5ea re blood is purified and renovated
'' E w '9S'CS5 'sst ana h"a
Prompt AMI rr7ica eure oi MI diseases generally.
Persons sho 9aHe sed these Loznges have had ht
8 veuersel Sypht Tic hepatic scorbutica comfy, rheu
nac ana nervous ans bilious Diseases completely
wdaSs atei the remedy isresored TO-
All diseases Of tie lungs head eyes aCh and
other internal ana external complaints disappear entirely pro
Yided the L0EeHges al resOrIed to.
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT n, HEREu2s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
j. wRiGHT CO.,
II and Isl Chartres st.
II. BONNABEL
corner OF Sa tG5 and ISbonPitouas sta.
@. H. WERCKMuLLER,
lO2 Camp street, corner Of PoydrRs street.
Nb-consrtstons gratis daily at the above Drug Store,
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p- The officers of the Yazoo Belle report that the
Taahatche River had fallen three and half feet Tatoba
aud was still falling slowly The Yazoo River had fallen seven
inches at Greenwood,
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY., n S P NJ
F@sa COAST PACKET STEAMER
LfRls@rtfs S8Ille R8blnsOn-fO and from y, Orleans
S. Bayou Sara Fort Adams, williamson, Por
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the SAILIE RCRIN
SON, H. I. Gross, master, In place Of the BELLA DONNA
ieayes New Orleans every Saturday evening at o'clock
and Bayon Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival OF the
cars from W9oGyille.
clerk will be on the Le7ee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
S3-Parcula attention paid the receiving and landing
freight all hours Of the day and night
jy2gu HOLMES It CLAUSS, Il Tehoupitoulas st,
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sTEAMB0AT DEpARTuREs.


Leaves on WEDNESDAY, only %, at clock P. NJ.
U.s. MI NpHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
ll4Sss.1eI Pueket LneFOr Memphis and the Beus-The
first class steamer MGsSenger, Jos J..
harris master viii receive freight on Monday W the foot OF
Poyuras street. mud win leave above For freight pas
sage, apply on board, to j. H. FREIIGH,
Office under the ST. Charles Hotel
Line connects ut Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers, and Memphis with superior
Packets for ST. Louis and for Louisville
p- adams Express carried regularly by this Line y22
Leaves on SATURDAY, July 81, at s O'Clock p. NJ,
IT, Nj H NJ II II s AND NEW ORLEANS
l6ls5Essssa PACKET LlNE-Frday Picket for Memphis,
1ss&2Fh and the Bends - The splendid packet steam.
or Ben Franklin, Captain J. d. UReke, will receive
freight Wednesday morning at the foot tod street. and
will leave As above For freight passage apply board
j. H. FRELIGH,
Office under tie st. Charles Hotel
R This line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
the White and Arkansas rivers aud Memphis with superior
packets for ST. Louis and for Louisville
Rg- adams Express carried regularly byhis line yl2
FOR OPELOUsAs.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. at O'Clock p NJ
gPaEEse : FOR % r H LOT s A S-THE NEW
l6IsEath STEAMER W. Burton, Capt g. p. Lou
Rilter, built expressly Tor the trade, will leave
above taking freight for Old River SmmSport
the Atehaalaya. For freight passage apply board
j. NJ. JOHNSTON & CO.. s Front Loveo st.
iylAH near Customhouse street
Leaves every SATURDAY at 5P.M
Ope0usas via the Achatalaya.
RE- - FOR OPELOUSAS-THEN NEW AND
light draft steamer Bayou Belle, Capt John
aG5aaaan Lyons will leave above taking freight and
for Smmesport Old river and all landings the
AtchHtaaya. For freight or passage, apply board
z. S-The Bayou Belle will take freight for Bayou Des
GLASSES.
my3l j. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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STREET. COM2R--OFFICIAL

STREET COM2E--OEFECIAL
FIRsT DISTRICT PoUND-was brought
10 the Fat district Pound on Iryades street between Ju
One yellow and black she goRt
One pale yellow and BLACK she goat with wattles and no
nepiece of steamboat chimney.
One locomotive,
0Decart, No. 1882.
One dEay, No, 1926
one cart No i7ii or 4o44
One dray, No l69
Which if not claimed within ten days and the
Paid will be sold public auction said p9ald on MON
DAY, august 99, l65S, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
ns..,., y, 3: FiEoHIEE, Street Commissioner
= ~ HENRY DURrL,
Clerk of Comptroller
FI,P3.AAYE3 DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-u
~ etc conduit au depot de eaye du Premier District
tna cheyre jaime ct noire.
Une ch5vo ore taune pale ayant des porapx ct sans
W moroccan de cheminae de bateau
gne chare4e No 2l32,
Tne, ehnrsIte ". l74ou 4oa4.
payS ssroat yendns enchlre pnbIique aa dit depot
LUNDt, 9doodt 1855 0heqEes 4 NJ
Nouyelle Orleans Ie Is Juliet l858. jy27 81 aa7
E7IRsT, DISTRICT POUNp-was brought
to the First District Pound on Dyades street Julia
One White she goat, WITH black and yellow spots.
One white be goat, with wattes.
One yellow he goat.
Which claimed within days andthe expenseshero
THURSDAY Jqy 29h, lS5S, At 10 O'clock a. IT. ot'1' y
p.....-.,"r,, ELECHIER, Street Commissioner.
- '''' TT. HITsELBERGER.
Deputy Comptroller.
r. eeconduit depot DIES epaves Premier District rue
OTyases entire les rges julie ct igod CONNIE epaye:-
un bouc blanc ayant DIES glandos.
T ". bonS blanc blanc
81 les s a.@ea5 ne sent pas s5ca@s 2n dix oPFs Les
1EeDl ~ de Juliet tn y PggTss A.
Noa7elle0reans i Juliet 1865 jyl9 q %
G,IRsT DISTRICT POUND-Yas brought
othe First District Pound gu Dryades street JetweehJu
One black she goat white Gu the left side.
One b a and wba sS ne goat with white head
One white and black she goat left cropped and two splits
One She goat white body, collar and ring.
ONE sTayR 599% d sf gP ts 9 s cars split
one S Sask s s6s y2aS a VIA va E eSeg oo,r ~
One black she goqt, with white stripe ground the body
I%o white yellow and black he goats with white faces
Which net claimed within ten days and the there
on paid will b. sold atpublic auction said pound SAT
uRDA9, August I, 1888 a. 10 o'clock A NJ,
- =. 3. fletcher, Street Commissioner,
ss7'.,'''S - . -'''' t. J, HITsEIBERGER,,
Deputy Comptroller
FPAVE ,DU PREMIER DIsTRICT---n a
u conduit depot des Epave du Premier District
Dysdss entire les tnes julie Ct Gitod CONNIE epayes-
I'm bous iauue pale sans cornes.
Ine ehevre blanche ct loire, ayant "a tete blanche
ne chee blanche ct noire ayant oree gauche conpee ct
Uue chevre blanche, ayant I'M collier ct anneau,
gne eheyre grise jaime, les deux grizzlies fendaes.
une chee grse jaime ct blanche ayant Ia tee benche
Une petite cheSre blanche ct noe ayont poreanx
Une ci,evre nore ayant des rates blanches
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SbIppirIa aNlELIlasntE.
ARRIVED.
TUESDAY, July n, 1858.

Shin Creole Pierce for New York, Woodruff &c
sbis RAM Trea A bbott for LIVERPOOL Creevy Farwe
Rsfk FLORENCE iuma for Trieste, ] p Whitney &c
Scir Southron Perry, for Milton la, Policy Nicol &c
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LEPAVR pU QUATRLNaIR DIsTRIer-I

FPAVE DU QUATRIEHTE DISTRICT-u
Il conduit depot EpRves da QHatri6ue nisct
jackson entire Gostancce Laurel epayes
Tine thavre blanche tachetee de
Tine chtvre bruno,
Ene cGGyre blanche avec collier.
Uha cheyre blanche tRChetse de uoiT.
Tine chSvre blanche ttchetee de
Gue ch6ve Aynt tache blanche cote gauche,
UHs chevte blanche
Tn bone blanc, tacheia de uCir,
IL bvUn
81 les dts animanx We pas recames dix eGs
fats Payts TefHs teHCHaEe pa6i4He de
pot LuNDl, dtAo6t 1855, IL heures A. NJ.
c. o. FLEGHlER, commissare 6es gues
Eouvelle Orleans, lie 70 Juliet 1855. iY2f 81 aUT
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FOR RED RIVER

Leaves on TUESDAY. E7th inst, at p. NJ,
Es@s FOR JEFFER SON, PORT CADnO,
Swtnsons Landing, Albany Shreveport Grand
sssssa Bayou, st, Maurice Alexandria and AL landings
kfverThe and light dAught drawing only Is
inches lighu seomer Comet, r. sleade MASTER w 5eade,
clerk, will leave above.
B Passengers and shippers rely the Comet remain,
lug the the entire season. she bought expressly
for the above rlae.
A. b. WHITFIELD, Agent,
iygT Front street.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE

s. NICHOLSON h CO.. Caroadeiatstreet.
sA1IU Ell SMITH CO., Corner Campsree and Commercial
Alley.
JUDSON Il CO., Corner Camp and Capalstreets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON & Co. No SO CaRpstreet.
BENOIS1, SHAW & Co. Nc. 81 Camp treet.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARRIER, Agent,
GornerCampand Grsvierstreetp
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and GraverstreeIs
H. 81. CONNER & son, No. 80 Carondelet street.