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myll w y THEARD, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for taxi
st. Mays Vegetable Market the junction Of Annnncia
The contractor shall remove stating
ing sheahing Of he roof CUTTERS and conductors ceiling iron
materials belonging to said mark house
All the states Of the root all he iron columns the granite ba
Of the columns the granite ss Tagging
the market aud The grdes and osts sa be che property OF
tractor on the Of ground e front Of The s. Mays Mar
Leyee Streets aud ali the other materials shall
the OF the and shall be removed and hauled
In demolshng said market the contractor shall all
R Sn fnd ee ssgss
the caessness Of the shall be valued by the sur
The whole work be under supervision Of the City
Surveyor and to be reformed TO the entire satisfaction OF said
An necessary and hauling furnished and paid
shall begin the work in the ten
days following The spproya Of the sdId alton oy The Con-
pena OF ten dollars per day for each and every day there
Security $500 shall be required
the faithful performance Of the contract
ance OF the same by the City Surveyor.
we'll food that in Of failure by the contractor
Rod hxed the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work is being executed the Council shall
have the right to annul the contract without putting the
Code and without applying a Of justice annul
the and without indemnity and it is we'll under
work british and complete the same, conformity with
have for any part up TO the date Of ie abandon
men city shall thereby discharged any
he reod the and his securities shall be
sSee SetSeen the a. which bs Contractor originally CON
aeted to perform the work and the price at which may be
bds a d ., Is Ssos Tos s sS%D.is
Isgnedi LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
'''''' ss":$ S 1$T S6I.rD soA.i-nso
HENRY DUREIs
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Mr.. Whitney offered the following resolution, which
was read and unanimously adopted, the rules being
MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custumhouse street, NOS

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custnmhouse street nosi
w Royal sreeFor the Cure Of Old Chronic MercaTal
SyphtieR and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrAnct
from business exposure friends and guaranteed
all
The unparalleled success which attended Dr. James prsc
ce In all the United States and Europehe
arksble he has effected which incur
able by the most eminent physicians astes him In offering hs
services the confidence OF the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Private and OF which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. james
maneny eradicaes n+mely Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures, Ureha Discharges elect Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they Diseases Of the Back and Lons In
hammatoh Of the Bladder aud Kidneys Rheumatism, Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers lumors and all Diseases Of the Skim
Dr. james would also call the attention especially Of thoas
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De
biy mpotency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of YOUTH viz
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness Of
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power falpaon Of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness ritabty symptoms Of Consumption
Dreaded Loss Memory, Confusion Of Ideas Depression
Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society SefDisrus
Love Of sotude Timidy etc. of the evils produced
All afflicted with Of the above should
fan cali Dr. james and be ut restored perfect
health let false deeacy but apply at and
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible malady.
Weakness Of organs Immediately cured and full vgo
restored
Remember "The Medical Dr. james, Custom.
house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours of atendanc,
from A. NJ. to s p NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
cases Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty onI hours
pay. DR.. JAMES,
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.



We the undersigned owners Of property fronting ravey
respectfully BODY 70 Rave aid s
saeled from Magnolia 70 Brosd The surface Of aid
street to form semi elptica center on With 10 -
overflow Ell her from footing "a n Or AYE All
your petitioners, as 70 duty bound, will ever pray
Names Of pett. No Of fest Names pstitrs No. offeet
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CoMPTRoILER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May 9Th, 1858.
I No. 1919. I

Reolped That the Comptroller be and he s hereby author
ed sell the lowest bidder after twenty days the
official Journal for constructing brick sidewalks bor
dered by curb stones and wooden CUTTERS in section comprised
between Press Ely Fields Love and ST. Avid Streets
eeptng Margny and the side Of yian Fields Luzen
burEs Hospital snd MargBy Josephine street. and Mande
vile Soldee street. in accordance with the petition spec
hcaons Of the Surveyor and section 9 Of the city char
Said adjudication TO be to the approval rejection
Of the Common Council
[Sgnedl J.MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl Il. NJ. SUMMERS
President Board of Aldermen.
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pIsTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY

THE IMPROVED McCHEsNER WASH
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale by the sub
erber Orders left at 70 Apollo street. 29i Magazine
IN Box li6 Mechanics Exchange at the grocery Of
James Collins, SO Apollo street. where specimen
will be promptly attended All OF the public
trial. and they do give satisfaction them and TIE
nonsy will be refunded. ]. N. DAUGHERTY,
Iv No Aoolt0a .~eAk
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coMPTRoLLEk,s OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, May lst 1853.
[ No. 1851. !
Resord That resolution No. $685. ordering the City Sur
yeyor to have constructed bridge Canal Carondele
Broad street, be and the Is hereby repealed
Resored further, That the Comptroller authorized
verise during days for sealed proposals making
said bridge according specifications furnished BY the
City Surveyor
[Signedl J. MAGIONT
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsignedl CHAs NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
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A sisDsdl Ap'i 6 II ' H. WATERMAN, Mayor.

Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY I'd Of June
next will sdjndicae my Office at Il o'clock NJ the above
contract
mJB 22t T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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THIRD DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
70 the Third District Pound OF Clouet and Good
Chren streets, esrays-
One white she Goat, with yellow spots and horns
One orre Mare, white stripe Is
hands high, branded on the lett shoulder RIG.
One dark sore Is hands high large white spot the
face and nose forefeet white visible brand.
one dark chesnn sorre FLY high forefeet white
large white stripe in the face. visible brand.
One dark bay Filly II hands high, visible brand.
Which not claimed within ten and the there
paid will be sold public auction said depot THU RS
DAY, May 20 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, May 8, 1858,
P. A. GUYoL. Street Commissioner.
Registered May Sh, 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk Comptroller
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poRTABLE AND STATIONARY STREAM

HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
lana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas
established at No 70 Gavier street. New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole for the above States receiving
from eight to sixteen month"; of sizes from "a horse
power OF these celebrated Engines which after test Of nine
Of upwards of 800 Engines in all the States Of the Union
all giving the most complete satisfaction being TE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
uTILIIED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
CESsIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
brick work them operation special skill
them and but the smallest proportion Of fuel them
Constantly store Circular Mills; Strands
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton Screws for
steam horse Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shaft
ing Puies, Stands Boxes and Bolts ready fit complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flour
Mills, which be put In operation few after being
ceved Descriptive pamphlets with 40 testimonials win be
sent by mail to any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
su3l lykW No. 20 (iravier street New Orleans
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for paw

Notice hereby given that SATURDAY the 18th day OF
May ls5s will adudeate at Office at IL O'Clock M the
above contracts.
mNS It T. THEARn, (iamnfroiler
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A L'HosoRABLE cossEIL CoMmUs DE


Les sousgnes prophecies face Ia Ora
yter respectueuement demaAdent honorable
d'ayoir Ia de eaquee de Ia Magnolia Ia Broad
LA surface de L. due devant avor fore semieiip
c e centre Pabr dinobdaon des pnies tUrrenTeies
on eiouenent des eanx du lac ct petonnaes
sefoBt reconnaissance famais
Petitiounares. de- MEDIA Pstffanuafres Nodenfads
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A MEXICAN AROMATIC BITTER COe-

A MEXICAN AROMATIC BITTER COR-
n DIAl-rhis Cordial whose delicate favor
unsurpassed is the most successful tonic and restorative known
In Of general debility and complaints
the appetite nyigoraes the action and functions of the
ach and thereby dyspepsia often brought
continued attacks of indigestion prevalent
and humid climates Said Cordial be administered with
equal efficiency the infant and the aged following
rections printed the label Of agreeable
taste Is not the least of Its recommendations.
This Cordial has been introduced into the
pa coeehouses Of this city such Sazeae, Gem Ruby
the Age far superior Bokers Stomach Biers
celebrated throughout the United States of
doubt that all who have
Cordial give the preference all other Biters hitherto
For sale by A. A. PEYCHAUD
No. los Royal street.
B. TURPIN,
SIS Old Levee street.
DEVERGES 4 ST. R0MES,
a. Am ~ Exchange Aev'
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7 ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOrs.-I WILL.

I .ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOrs.-I WILL
1 @: e. sale oa 4 Sss Sus snS Il s 5 Rss e.
and 10th OF june next. about Five Hundred Lots.
e sa sifs n q
' and asa sas & ne sd As
and Ohio Railroad rod is chartered and doubt viii
Another line Il railroads now Ssng rspdy son.ued
portion ssna M iD Rssa ans sm
ph pointing direct to the city q Rsgsdale Il about 40
Of The road between places complete The last link
IN % s Ss Of G ss city % and
erens q Mobile and the country siong the line will remain
nitude.
Thus is that three Of the longss. lines q road
Missouri That completed with the others the will
with nearly every place Of IN
the United sseseven from The Pacific the State Of
The amount Of trade that will pass through place
amount Of travel conceive o. Roads
Il Sp w a see
tnny than he roads being built will st said place The
sandy and country around make il one
Of the healthest and most delightful places be found
Many Of the enteprislng intelligent wealthy persons
The place being new possessed superior advau-
nse fgs are offered for prS,s6e 70
and short persons engaged in nearly every variety
If Atlanta, Ga, with the going different
has grown 70 city near nhssans IL few
cars coming in from different directions the longest
countries In the South TO support herr
as law2n&W r. A. RAGSDAIr
PISTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY ~
WHITE HALL,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st. Louis street.
Kept by
MR.. AICH0N.
MR. MICH0N respectfully informs that be has
Just received from Paris four pairs Of excellent PISTOLS
They are invited to call and try the same.
BY simple and continuation prize worth from q 50
to s5O can be drawn, both with the pistol and rife.
n B-Only few chances le for the shooting match
for the splendid Painting and fine Gun 20
CUNDRIES IN STORE
" 100 boxes superior Muscat Wine
lis quarter pipes Burgundy Port-M. Reig
40 boxes Straw berries in jnice
100 Demijohns-1, 2 and gallons.
10 cases Green Peas, whole and half boxes
Mushrooms, Corks,
For sale by GRATIAA COMMAGERE 4 CO.,
a26 ~ Custnmhouse street.
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CPECIFICATIONs'for the contract for tn

Notice hereby given that sealed
stant at IL O'Clock, NJ.
myl I2t 7. THEARD COMPTROLLER.
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CoAPrROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, May s. 1855.
No. 1889.
Resovo That the Comptroller sell after i've dnvs adj
in the official paving Frank in
street. from PoS dra Common street with ronud stones
In accordance with specifications Surveyors ofce said
sale to be made subject the approval Of the Common
Council.
[signedl j. MAGIONI
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl H. NJ. SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April 10, 1855.
7 isignedl UHAs. N. WATERMAN. Mayor
No. 1892.
Resolved That the Comptroller sell after Eve
Official ouns the making brick SIC
walks bordered by curb cutters
sides Of Benvie street. from Roman John street.
coing specifications the Surveyors office said
subject to the approval Of the Common Council
[Sgned J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl H. NJ SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 49, 1855.
tsignedl CHAs. N. WATERMAN Mayor.
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IA conduit depot des Epaves du District Der
bigny, les Ste-Anne Dumane, epayes
I'm cheya isabelle denvron rs mains han icou
rae blanche IN face de de see de collier
Ia ernere Ia banehes erTe peds
eiampe visible.
Tn cheva brun fonce nor denyiron TX hau
tache blanche e 'front.' blanche sur lie
ayant des Ia see du collier jamie gauehe
de deyant ct eee droe de deere banchs etc brue
dams Ia premiere onture de aube anehe de derere fere
quatre pieds ct erampe visible
81 les dts aninaux recames dams dix urs ct les
fra ills penchere pubque depot
LUNDI, II de mai 1855 amid.
P. A. GUYOL, Commissaire des
Nouvee- Orleans de mai 1888 mS6 Ii is
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A tBSisasdi oaA lsD' N. WATERMAN, Mayor


Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY, oath inst will
adju4icate At Office, IL o'clock NJ the CONTRACT
myll '2t 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.
JAMES R0BB CO., Nos 50 and 50 Campstreet.
8. NICHOLSON CO, Carondeletstrest
SAMU I'll SMITH CO., Corner Camp and Qraversreets.
yUDSON 4 CO. Corner Camp and Cssalstreets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON CO., No. IS Canpstreet.
BENOIST, SHAW CO.. No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARKER, Agent,
CornerCamp and Gravierstree Ell
II. W. CONNER SON, Me- So Csrondelet street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CONTROLLERS Off Il, 4
City Of New Orleans, May II, ls.s. 5
[ No. 1912. ]
Resolged That the Comptroller he Is hereby author
lied sell bidder days In the
official Journal contract for taking down and removing the
triangular ket house, known the st. Mar Vegetabe
Market the junction OF Annuncation and Tchoupouas
Streets the whole specifications file IN the Surveyors
office said adjudication subject approval
rejection Of The Common Council
[Signedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedI II. NJ So MINERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April % 1883 -
tslgnedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. '
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL,
STREET COMR-OFFICIAL.

SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Nas brought
- to the Second District Pound Derbsny street,
st. Ann and Main estrays-
One yellow dun Horse about Is hands high
white stripe the face saddle and collar marks white
name and TAIL shoi all round, visible brand.
One dark and back Horse y high
white spot on the forehead and a white stripe the nose
saddle collar marks left fore and right hind legs white
having burnt the FIRST Joint the left leg ali
round and no visible brand.
Which not claimed within ten days and the expenses there
on paid, will be sold at public auction Mt said pound MON
DAY, 18th day of May 1858, Al u o'clock NJ.
p. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner
Registered May 9Th, 1883.
t. THEARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans, May 8, 1858.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

year lighting with specifications
file in the Surveyors Office and said four contracts
ecI The approval riecon Of the Common Council
fsienrdl A.. LANDRY
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COTTON PRESSES.
ALABAMA,
Corner Of TchouptoulAs and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner Of Tohoupitouas and Henderson streets.
st. Mary's street, between Perdido and PoydrAss
LOUISIANA,
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tehoupitoulas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH,
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisastreets.
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Ro1hgnscssreets.
Corner AnnuneiAton and Richardstreets.
sZYMANsKps,
Corner Ieveeand Clouet streets Third District.
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Leveestreets.
Corner New Levee and RofHgnacstrsetA
Corner Canal and RobertsonstFeets
TEXAS.
Corner Of Tchospitoulas OranRestreets.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
Levees street. between st. Ferdinand and NonteKu
streets, Third District.
PICAYUNE,
,,. Lsyeestreet, opposite POst1ss, ThirdDistriet.
INDEPENDENT
New Levee and RoHgnac streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Lsyse street, between Monisg utAnd Cloust.trssss
Third District.
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ITO COUNTRY MEHCHANTS-JUST RECEIv-
ed on consignment from the IN anuf 4cturers-
80 cases OAK TANNED RUssETs, Doable Buck and
ReVitta.
~ LADIES' FINE SHOES, assorted.
65 cases Mems Boys and Youths BROGANS.
Which will be sold very low by
IL II Z ii L A. a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-12

The Plenipotentiaries have held confer
ence TO ratify the boundary between Russia
and Turkey, and also to consider the claims
of Prof, Morse for indemnity in Europe for
his telecraphic irstruments. Nothing has
been resolv we'd on, but the prospects are favor
able for Morse.
The news from India, Is interesting. Sir
Hugh Rose, invested Shanci, with three
brigades, on the 27:h of March.
The rebels, $4,000 strong, retired to the
Font.
The bombarJraent commenced The next
day.
An attempt was made, by $500 rebels, to
IA Use the siege, but they were defeated. with
a slaughter of ] 800 men, and the loss Of
all their guns. and camp equipage.
The town was stormed and taken. on the
4th, and the Fort occupied on the 6th-the
rebels having 5000 killed.
Six British officers. were killed.
The Ragher escaped with bow attendant,
but was holly pursued.
Gen. Roberts carried Kotalo on the goth.
The English loss was trihing.
The 31th regiment, under Col. Wilmar
had been compelled to retire, from Lear AS
sIgneur, and ut the last accounts, was shut
mp at Azingbur.
y strong detachment had gone 10 his re-
lief.
lie suuusu anu lucTcuscI uciud1u iOf
money, created a further dullness. Many
persons had deferred supplying themselves.
The unsettled position of the government
and the possible dissolution Of the Derby
Ministry, in case of defeat on the India Bill
also acted unfavorably. The Herald, how
ever, says that the opposition in the House
last night was not very formidable.
The Daily news says there is not the
slightest doubt that if Lord Derby is defeat
Il l.
dissolve Parliament.
The country opposite Benares was much
disturbed. The Northern Provinces were
quietly disarmcd.
Colper was still with the rebels, and a
great panic was prevailing there.
Russia had decided TO construct their lines
of railroads between the Black and Caspian
seas.
The Paris Monteur publishes decree or
dering $4,000 additional soldiers into active
service.
The Boursc became heavy In consequence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-12

OF The weather within the past fort
night, has been unprecedented in this
climate. 1t has rained every twenty
four hours, and between the showers we
have had piercing winds, belonging prop
erly to November. As a natural conse-
qucnce, many persons are suffering with
colds, and we understand that the whoop-
ing cough prevails to very general ex-
tent among the children. At the present
writing there is no prospect ofany change
for the better in the weather.
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yanderburgh County Agricultural and Hor-
ticuitural society.

EVANSVILLE, May l, 1905.
The meeting was called to order by the
President Edmund Maidlow.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
On motion of VIM. Baker, the President
and Secretary were requested to appoint a
committee of five to draft premium list for
1858, and select committees of award, for the
same. Whereupon, VIM. Baker, Peter Sharpe,
Charles Knowles, Il. III. Cook and p Horn
brook were selected said committee.
G.. Maghee and Z. III. Cook were appointed
TO distribute seeds received from the Patent
Office, to the members present.
Edgar Dunk, Tourist and horticulturist
exhibited some fine specimens of mammoth
rheubarb, asparagus and flowers, all of which
the Society pronounced as showing fine eul-
ture.
On motion of John Law, the Secretary was
directed to request the Evansville Journal to
publish the minutes Of our monthly meetings.
Il. HORNBROOK. Sec'y.
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OF The change in the railroad time
table will be especially convenient for
those going to Indianapolis. BY the
present arrangement passengers leaving
here at Q A. NJ, arrive at the capital in
time for tea-and can either so on at
night or wait for tn early morning
trains oft following day.
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Fashion, Louisville to st. Louis;
JNcob TTaper, Cincinnati to Nashville;
Fulton City, Pittshurg to st. Louis;
Pacific, Louisville TO New Orleans;
Scioto, Louisville to Henderson and back.
The fine steamer Pacific lay at our wharf
some time, yesterday, taking on freight for
New Orleans. The Pacific is a deservedly
popular boat.
The Chcctaw will be up to-day, to take
away another Of those large loads. Several
boats are due from Green river, and We doubt
not she will get full cargo. The Choctaw
is eur regular New Orleans packet, and ship
pers should be certain to provide her with
good trip.
The John Briggs is the regular Louisville
packet, this evening. She will leave about
dark
A large raft Of saw logs which had broken
To pieces, on account of the wind and rough
ness Of the river: came floating down by our
city, yesterday, and created quite stir
among some OF the boatmen to secure them.
Numerous skiffs were visible--their owner,
catching the detached logs and flashing them
together, and We understand that some OF
bhVSS eh5HESN- dulle speculltlOn cut
of it.
The Great Western took on most Of he,
load at this point. She was unable to take
all the freight that shippers wished her to-
Large quantities of tobacco, on the whar
had to be moved, on account of the rise il
the river, and all day, yesterday, drays wer
employed in transferring it farther up tn
landing.
The seamer Diana will be up from New
Orleans to-day or tomorrow. She left OF
Friday last, May 9th.
The Fanny Bullitt left on Thursday, tn
9Th, and will, probably, pass up to-day.
The Baltic left New Orleans on the stI
and will be here to morrow or Friday.
The steamer Eclipse, left New Orleans las
night, for Louisville.
The Alvin Adams will be here, fror
Memphis, to-day, between 10 A. NJ. an
4P.M