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SPECIFICATIONS COR lhe contraet for .h


INTERPRETATIONS for the contract for the
- construction Of two brick cuvcrs leading from the nor
south sides Of julia street Junction with Circus
into the New Basin.
These eulverts shall have the form and Dimensions marked
the pa and sections The trenches shall be dug by
the contractor. TIE brick work shall thckneses
Of sound "a by IL inch yellow pine panks laid and
wise In the best manner and projecting inches
side Of the foundations The brick shall be
workman with lake bricks OF the quality
laid in mortar composed in the proportion of ~ barrels of best
hydraulic barrels Of clean SAND and well
mixed.
bottom of said euvers shall BE- paved with like bricks
with the joints fitted with grou The walls and bot
shall be pstered with cement in the best Onthe
the 4ls thare shall yellow pine beam inches
thick niche, wide aud Of the lengths Of the culverts said
beams be strongly secured the brick work at feet
wrought bolts OIL inch In diameter the whole
as marked in the plans.
sad culveTts nearest the sidewalks iron grangs
OF half OF inch wrought placed
inches apart shall be set into the brick work prevent
ofals from getting the culverts.
The whole Of said cvlvers shall be covered with iron plates
quality Of and having the dimen
sons marked on the plans
The each side between the ground and the
earth pavag OF the which may be disturbed in
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Notice Is hereby given proposals for the above
will be received by up TUESDAY, the slh Of
June next, at IL o'clock, NJ.
II my26 l2t T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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~ X, 4 :. "a
)0f|< MT 81 LloEr'cE
IS 81 + I +. s>rznDk4, June s. 1855
I &. u Sus<t<f xas idteneely warm. In the
q - s. a ~ {5II In the loxcr part Of the
~ X e Y y ~ ~ - HeIl Is the heated
~ 4. 81 /. uf ~ oIty IA Tie afternoon
/. e. 1iy all eveEyvhore. and especially
INV = 3nik aztos vas hliing, with only
| ~ /. q ~ Hed river packet ". A. Andrews,
IS a1I1< 1rr3red nom Jefferson with IS bales
a 1I|| Isave ngsio on "wednesday next the
IT, pHclss Daks. Capt Samuel Apple
= MI 1 1Itz aA1s71pnt With A bales cotton
4. Is 1888 bayou Belle, Capt John
1k " bsles cotton, % hhds sugar
- r61,ef He'd Chief, Capt, Len Moore,
g q 'ss1s. cosfoo "a ! coo,llv number
~ Vii Nave positively TO-DAY. al S
-
Is II 49, :. - rr~,u yvh;teman. Cant. ].
81 .51ar, = I IN. eos1on.
|3 cosou Bell for 0psIousas pia
pr N & :. = f,.asv. Cant Jobn I.yous
~ 50 3 q $ "a .onulsr naciret. M. iouis
~ y. s. ~ Y $3.50
=. g ~ y,;. ,.,.,sr
~ ;. ~ < 49,. =. ,,sss II
, q q CO. I, s,,.,snd and
z. N s '' ,s..s f~y a p
- !. ,,ossrbisi
2 a 8. II <-..s,., I'M ~ tbis
" -. XXI, ,,.,.s;a ~ ,vrr messenger
q 4, ,,,n,snd and NJ. Z.
q :,E .s, ,-.sc. I. ABOVE. taking the
8 s. /: n n ~ " n - s
4. s 81 Is. y e II. ma. /. vo,te Red river ma !.
IS. 8 & :5.S 80, .<j.,f f,hsrles Hayks on deck.
~ E< 1T=-,-. &, ~ f1y,csl bac5xs out TO-DAY
b ~ + s.
q ',,1,rs s,.lsrs,d "a rerplar tep-dav
4 # .z1'-e i. - ,,rt 4, 'cnaroa Of
3 + ': 80 1881 csnt Fagene Elliott
>;5'.15|' 81 4. 4, Fasson & ne Office. The
ny. + s. -. .,;.<,ser. K B
f. = ~; a 8. ca1s.l.s Al S P. n. today sure
z 81 4 III 4 "a vsrv oopuIar regular ten day passen-
+ s. z 1..v.e ~ f)uschits river under the com.
~ <ks sx,'.ri,oe.d can. len Moore. with the
|ru. "a eorrsct III. a P. Work in the Office.
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sTEAMBoATs.
II u Newcomb McGl1l, from Louisville.
Florida Hntchings. from Mobile.
Duke, Apologize, from Shreveport
Red Chic. Moore, from Camden
Jr. Vincent. from Bayou sara.
W A Andrew, NTH, from Red River.
Bayou Belle, L, ons. from Opelou as
Lewis Whiteman Wallace. from Yazoo River
X Douglas. wihsnberry from Red River.
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboa Vanderbilt MAury, from the Passes-sowed down
ID inst, schr II Toone-brought mp snip hilzs-
beth Ellen.
Towboa whitney, Heaton. from the Pessss-towed down
18th bark Brilliant, and schooners TX Marvel,
Col Lester and Red Fox-brought up ship Neptune and
bark lsAbilita.
Towboat Panther Rezean from the Passesowad down and
u ship Zone and bark lndustrie-brought up
from sea ship Oliver Moses. and from Quarantine bark
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CRxsCrsr OFricE, No. 70 Campstreet,
Saturday Morning, June s. 1855.
general quiet appearance during the
ihesnppy Of staples and Western Pro-
dues generally being light and the demand limited for Cotton,
Tobacco. Sugar. Mssssas and Provisions Flour and Grain
Improved With light and fair demand.
Fregh have been dull with continued dropping tendency
On Thursday morning published the Americas adyices
embracing Liverpool dates the 2zd u They reported
heavy market Liverpool with sales Of only 900
bales during the week. prices having declined l6sd for
Mddg and Fair descriptions tn ugh the market closed with
advancing tendency The stock in stated at 900
bales which $4,000 Adsices from
chester favorable
CofToN....Th market opened Saturday with mode
demand resulting in sales Of about 6O0O bales prices being
without material change. During tho following three days
the enquiry quite limited the adviees by the
ammonis and America being very
aotoy and ouly about 10 200 bales sold Mon
day. Tuesday and "Wednesday together On Thursday
o00bzes changed hands yesterday 300 bales making
for week Of barely 100 bales. Prices have been
very Irregular and the lower grades much depressed
hahn
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FOR OPELoUsAs,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 8 o'clock p. N.
re- FOR OPP Lou SAS -THE NEW
laMzlkRxS STEAMER w. Burton, Capt. @. v. Lou
seI, built expressly for the trade, will leave
taking freight for Old River Simmpo all landings
or to
J. NJ. JoHNsToN& CO., 3Front Leyes ST.
tyl4H Customhouse street..
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CATTLE MARKET.
Seipuing sntslIigsnss.
SATURDAY. juno 5, 1858.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
W c Templetow
Mexican schr Briliants. EspnOla for sisal, 49,.
sehr Tallahassee. Merrill, for Tabasco,
schr Olive Branch Smith, for Point Clear and Fish River
W Blessey &eo
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at SIP. N.
rr.s. UNITED STATES TFSI- ga.
A@x&tkfsS WEEKLY NAIL LINE Aksg

ON TUESDAY, atom THURSDAY ON SATURDAY.
5P. M. atb P. NJ. 5P. M.
The magnificent U. The tnagnihcent The magnificent Z
States Mail packet U. s. mail packet States mail paeke
Princess, CaptnL. HolcOmb, " atehez. CApt'r
Wilson, win leave Cbpt j. NJ WnIteT p feathers, will
for Donaldonvie will leave for Don leave for Donaldson
Plaqaemine, Baton aldsonville Plaque II Plaquenine
Rouge, Port Hudson mine Baton Ronge Baton Rouge Por
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing Fort Sara, Red River Red River landing
Adams, ate Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams Matches
Waterproof Rodney ans, NatcheE Wa Waterproof Rodney
St. Joseph, Grand terproof Rodney saint Joseph Grand
Gulf Wairenton andSt JOSEPH Grand u Warrenton and
VcksbuTg yer Gulf, Warrenton Veksburg every SA
TUESD AY, at 6tMilfken's d nd lTURDAY. OF 8 o.
o'clock p NJ yicksburg, La X eclock P. NJ.
The INCES s Providence, Stacks The steamer NAT
connects Vicks Island and Skip CHE connects al
burg with the steam his Land Vicksburg with the
U. S. AID, and Pitchers Point, Ash steamer RANGER,
will take freight for TOMS Carolina land viii take freight
ali the landings onngs Grand Lake for all The sndngt
Yssoo river high Lake Washington Yazoo rvers high
Greenwood. every THU RSDAY as Greenwood at high
lat O'clock 2. NJ. water rates.
The above mentioned splendid passenger pscksr will leave
their regular days without FAIL a. the appointed Al
business entrusted their will be promptly AID faithfully
attended to.
These will for any letter psckag,
containing money ewery other vanabes unlesa regular
bills Of ladiug aken specifying the contents and value
the freight paid or valnabes deposited with the cler1
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
CARROLL, HOLMES A co..
Union Row, So Carondelets q.
nSO II r, b, SMITH No, Tchorpttou Lac at.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

LoUIsyIIaE-stesmer Il D Nswcomb--so pcs bagring to
b6s EGGS v Nssiou &eoi5 pcs b.srng W chsInSers-S
s sss wSss sssl Better shs sSs N 100
90 James Inrner2 bbls eggs kegs cheese % butter bb
Twlcheil hhds Henry Rodewad 1cos6
hbs aour hi tobacco 4 Summers 4eo hhds tobacco
turpsnins hi 90 oil uss ii boxes mSe
George sacks corn Mche Sco 80 ps s
banging 80 coils rope Green crupe obls -four Parnsle
Lssehnsr ebls q dried spples shneidsr-9s
@ Robson jos
Aeo hhds tobacco John DeArmond 4co66 hhds tobacco
sssso Moore SSds tobacco SHOT &sSs
sacks Charles Heymans ebls beans do dd apples
10 doz chickens OWNERS on board.
cAMDgN-sesm'r Red ohef-s bales cotton TO Walker,
Stuart uutchlnson-f Ward, Saunders Hunts bales
MeKlssoy BrsdioTda Williams 1eo-2 Phillips
csre Ho ROa s sSn
aco7 Payne Hsrrisens, DO Bae6annan Carroll &eo2 do
co.'s Edvsrd Male SsOi ,iSgss cSuhslys hides Harris
BAYOU Subsistence Q D Jr--5 bales cotton to Byrne
Vance &co2 do Holmes Claass-s hhds sugar Roman KcI
nion-y oos molassss aeoLlo 90 l4pee bro
cotton, 40 bblA mossses
DnksI J. bales ss9a e Rassls
nstrry yiellisra Dc Davis Jenhins scot bales cotton
y eaes mds Hsilnan-suudries to 0rdeE-i0n "A bales
Freen Stevenson keo is bales Isellocq Nohoa co-
loJ wyehe &eo-i bale wool D Kelly tco-se birds susA
bbi. nSlasses BurSfidge keosO 60 Payne Harrison
- hhds Frclsen Stevenson Acosundrea order
Total 81 bales cotton, Is hhds sugar 81 bbls moiases.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W A AndFew---47 bales cotton Il
Psssys Fs.oS ssyses AGO. DO
Miller forssteFs Wright Allen kcc-ls hdee bale pcln lie
wool box Cummings kco-6 boxes tobacco 4
oodman bales wool AZ hides II peltries skin to Jane
whenby u sacks wool fellowrs &eo2 rolls leather to
yvrtehes-s9ndfss 10 order-foial 81 paies cotton.
. FLORE-S,earnsr Lewis hitenanzsd bales cotton
Robson Aliens Lewis ogeeby 10 Thornhil kco3i d
Buckner Stanton Nuwman--U Oakley. Hawkins &coli q
Bnehannon, Carroll &ccg do Noiemofe Ray burn &eol d.
Rhorer Hikginbotton &co3 Payne HArtsonSbaes coto
n Brady xco-T Noses Greenwopd-s do J Wyche AGO.
sundries 10 osdsl-lctal 4tf bales cotton.
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

fOLitE JAlL--OEF IClA1.
WAS brought TO the city Police .Jati on the
w 10Th OF May, the old muaito boy JACK. Says he be-
longs 10 Mr. Robert Barrow who lives in Houma Parish of
aud is about so years old.
The will call claim his property according to law
y BLANCHARD, Keeper Of City Police jail
HENRY DUREL
mylS 1856 Clerk Of Comptroller.
WAS brought TO the city Police jail on the
w l2th OF May, the black boy USEMOND belongs
10 Mr. JOSEPH apce, who lives Paria island Falls river
is He IL feet aches high, and missing
fhs Will call claim his property according
Il. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police JAIL
HENRY DuREL
myIs l6t Clerk Of Comptroller.
WAS brought 60 the City Police Jail on the
w llth Of Nay the black boy ISAAC Says he belougs
10 Mr. Ransom Burns who lives In Tuniea county, He
feet 6s inches high and has mark the right cheek
one on the forehead.
The viii claim his properly according law
T. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
HENRY DUREL,
myl6 ld Clerk Of Comptroller.
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TOBACCO Besides the reported weekly
review subsequently, heard OF 200 hhds sold Friday by
three PARTIES private ters making the sales Of the week
about 400 hhds. Tbs business since has been Of limited
character reaching barely 1000 hhds particulars Of
being made pubc prices said have
considerable decline from quotations. We
hsnres kkc for most descriptions. but they still little
hstl1r lhsl1I n1uinn
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ooMPrRoI.LER's OFFICE,
City Of Now Orleans, June 3. 1855.
No. 39l7.
Resolved That the Camprniler receive Outing thirty days
notice oeia jsna sealed proposals for the placing Vi
granite base and iron rafting around Cay Square, Of
Fourth Dsricthe bids bs made separate one for the
granite the railing This granite base to be
paid for IN cash. per budget for the year 1855 the
ruling paid the budget Of 1882 All TO be done in
accordance plans specifications Ole In the Snrvey
ors Office and nscs TO the approval Of the Common Council
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSignedl HIN SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen
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ARKANsAs RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY, sth INST, at5P Nj

II Il u " La a II AkhANSAS RIVER
lEPs,s paeke-The new light draugh packet
steamer Quapayv, j. NJ Danley, will
for Fort Smith, Van Buren, Ozark Rosevie,
S Bluff Korrisown, Dardanee swsburg. Little Rock,
Pine Bluff all Intermediate landings Arkansas river.
For freight apply board foot Of Cusombouse
street.
a This Boat connects at Little Rock with stages for the
Hot Springs, thereby avoiding reshipprg etc.
je2 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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fsirnedl
A EsisSsa pi ohas sss Il WATERMAN, Mayor


contrast viii Be- received BY me % to FRIDAY the Oh day
les S2s T, THEARD Comptroller.
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PASSENGERS,
er ship Elizabeth Ellen, from ST ThOmas-ll cabin.

SPOKEN.
s BY Capt SHELL Of ship Neptune May 18th. lat 6 90
long 81 90 ship Saratoga hence Who reported in sight ships
Haryes, Queen snd Martha Rideout both hence
Exchanged signals May 3D. lat 20 Is long "a 80 with ship
Knickerbocker from Liverpool for this port.
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nxLow-coM1Es uP.

ship Fanny Fosdck oustead 20 days from New York to
ship asrsnrs Meryman 20 days Boston. Geo FOs
dick. .
Ship Ophen Barker. days from Boston. to jones' Maekin-
der &cc.
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NEW YoRK-Snlp Fanny Foxdiek-Wm Arlastropg-R L
Adams &co-Byrns Nsnce &cOA Brousseaa AcoJ Bartehs
besfs-C Baddeeke Coleman Putnam Aro-Berbe AGO
Bfugniere 4eo-~f II krnlou keoj Burrows Aeo-Dasid
Csssnll. Hone. &cpL Cauon--t W Cooler kcc-k Dix
DAsz-J A Dcughery &co-J II neneg.n &eo-R Dslhosfi-
9 foadiek Eatoa Henderson aurcs A Normzn--J W
Pee &cofoiloNes 3rt--f Cenway
eoc Gumbsl-H rifngh.m Gaaeh Golasniish Hsnss
&po-dfahsm 4 bofie--b Hnntlngton--N : iiunt--J 7
fslieua &col holden kc0-D kelhs
Htsld Nassie keofhos Henderson Pcals-G Jonsa-c
Harvey <rc--heazrd VI xnsad-A keAlnyj lasallej A
lnn Scholarships are 4eoR laoshliu-D 9 lowheE
tce-kpads &ecS iaoke-ieeds AeeiAaata Aoe-P Aala1d
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FOR YAzOo RIYER.

Leaves on sATURDeY, June s. 81 n. N.
~ HEGULAK YhZOO RIVER
ls4zltsS Paeket.-1he splendid, new, light dTaft pas
senger packet Hazoo Belle, y. W. Ewing,
master j. ~ Townsend clerk will leave above for Leoe,
Greenwood, sidon TchulA Yuoo City. aud s intermediate
landngs and plantations Yszoo river For freight
apply board.
il j. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. June s, SIN
~. REGULAR GRAND ECORE AND
lE1Stka6 Natch.toches Packetrhe new, ine,
ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
Dr. Burlington, J, O. Dowiy master in place Of Rapdes
Alexandria, Cole, st. Maurice Faverons Durand Bnxon
and Montgomery, Gortons Landing Barbins Landing
mans Landing and all intermediate landings river
Cane and Little rivers For freight passage apply board
GEO. ID. HIfEA CO..
my29 6Frout street.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May 25 1858.
[ No. 1904. ]
Resoped Comptroller be and hereby author
the bidder after days notice in the
official Journal contract for the construction q brick eu
leading the north and sonth sides OF Julia
junction with Circus into the New Basin The whole
plans and specifications Of the City SURVEYOR
[Signedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro ten. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1883.
tSiynedl CHAS N. WATERMAN, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that TUESDAY the 9Th dsy
Of June next will nojudcare Office, at II O'Clock NJ
my25 Isl T. THEARD Comptroller.
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There but few in the market and sought after.
Several lots OF $z0 q $50 O0J be sold small bank
In the interior Boston and Philadelphia have taken freely and
applying Many The city banks previously
posed 20 the notes. In the absence Of desirable the
notes freely.
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oUAcHITA RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, Ju e S, Rt5P.M.
~. OUACHITA RIVER OUACHITA
lz441t 3 Summer Mail packet Red Chief, Len Moore
MASTER q. p Work clerk, In place Of the judah
oaoJ will leave above Camden ali way landings
ouaeha and Black For freight pas age apply
board
j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Aren't.
The Red Chief entirely built expressly for the
has been chartered by Capt Moore for he
and TALL business Ie5
Leaves on SATURDAY June 5. at p. NJ.
FY-=e FOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILLS, MIL
bkltl. lers Bluff Roarks Landing Eldofado Landing,
Champagnolle, Wilmington, More Pigeon Hills,
Marie Saline, Alabama lending Qua hitA City. Sterington,
Lochlomonh Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluffs Castor Landing
Columbia Harsonbug Trinity and all intermediate landings
on Ouachta and Black rvers-rhe and light draught
Comet, drawing only rs inches waier) Eugene
Elliott b. WasOu clerk will leave above, taking
freight for all way landings For freight apply
board.
j. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
r~The Comet will take freight for Saline river, with pyi
Iege OF reshpping on steamer @. Marshall. il
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Leaves on SATURDAY, June s. atsP. M.
RegnIar U. S. Mail Shreveport Packet

U .
r. = REGULAR SHREVEPORT PACKET
lEA&E{kk6-T elegant swift running pas
senger packet Duke. Samuel Apple
gate master y. Ceos, clerk. win positively leave
for Shreveport, Grand Bayou, CouchsttA Cspte, Grand
Eeore NAchoehes 81. Maurice Montgomery. Alexandria.
Coie Norman Landing, Gorens Landing Tarbn's Landing
all intermediate landings Red For freight
passage having accommodation apply board
my3l GEO. ID. HtTE CO.. 6 Front street,
Duke will take all freights for above
Raft nd reslfD he Era Mt ShreVenort.
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 5ih INST. at S r. N.
Independent Pcotles Lane.
EllR .IEEIrNV SON DIR EFT

lAE4r This fine fast rnnninR light passenger
packet swan, Charles Hayes, msster. g. y
Hayes clerk gill leave above for Port Oaddo Suhand
ton, swanson's Landing Shreveport Bayou Cainpts
Grand Ecore St. Maurice, Alexandria, and all Intermediates
Red river Fer freight passage having unuri
passed Accommodations, apply board.
jei J. S.PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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, NN.e !. STEAMER Il. II. FAIHCHILD
lEk for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New Orleans and Louis
$3.50 VILE passenger steamer " H. FAIRCHILD--
This splendid and fast steamer, j. H. Fauee
MASTER win leave for Louisville and all intermediate landings
througbon the season, follows
Leoves New Orleans MONDAY, June q, st5P, NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July 8, at5P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, July "a, at S p NJ
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, August I. at 5 p. NJ.
Passengers and shippers rely the puucuay Of this
AIS u.s.. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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r.. !. coME0isT, sPEMDAND s4gET q

III
lm4kllk - ST LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD LINE.-The Ohis aud Mississippi
Illinois central Railroads. having completed arrange
with The above Line prepared oder to the
Travelling Public what they have long desred regular
reliable mode Of the Mississippi River One
the following superior and passenger packets will eays
New Orleans EVERY ALI ERNATE DAY.
IMPERIAL............,.....G Gould, MASTER.
PENNSYIVANIA. Klnefeter. muster.
CITY OF MEMPHIS ....... :. Konniz. master.
VIM N. MokRISON..... .BohnRef, master.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Why're, master.
j. g. SWOH......... Jones' master.
AIECK SCOTT ............. .Switzef master.
A. T. LACEY. Rodney, master.
NEW UNCLE SAM.......... .Vandusen, master.
FALLS CITY -. Smith, MASTER.
Making direct a Cairo with the Illinois Cen
and St. Louis with the Ohio Mississippi Railroad for
ST. PAUL,
DUNLEITH,
CHICAGO,
DETROIT.
NIAGARA FAILS
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
- BALTIMORE.
WHEEITNa
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lsilzEt, ly and splendid fast-running passenger
steamer john Raine, VIM. Underwood.
leave for Louisville and all Intermediates landings
throughout the follows:
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY June 5. at5P NJ
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, june Is, at 5 r. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATUR DAY, July II, AT r. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July ~, att 7. M.
Passengers and shippers rely the punetuy OF this
steamer.
AL j. g. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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Leaves on SATURDAY. the 5th lnst-. AT 5 Pm.
Independent Peonleia Line
Leaves on z \ I, g Z. lg n, AZ y

lnE~1El15 LIN T. For JeHe Nfnh alld Benton Port
CAddo, swAasons Lam ing Al, any, Shreveport,
Grand Bayou Campte, Grand Ecore Alexandria
Landing, and all inie mediate andings The fine substantial
fast running passenger w. A. Andrew s. Smith,
will leave above For freight passage having
superior accommodations, apply on board.
je5 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-05-08
Special 1lotiices.
Clothing Es,abIishment.

Reader, do sou wish q suit of clothes which
shall ct you Ia every respect and after the latest
style ? Go to T. H. CLExo's Merchant Tailor's
Establishment, next door seath Of Messrs. W. H.
j G. S. Dunesn's dry goods and grocery store,
near the post Office, and leave your measure, or
make selection from his large stock Of ready
made goods Mr. CLEHo has just received a
very large stock Of cloths. eassimercs, satins,
linens. and other summer goods, and has several
of the best wcrkmen in the country constantly
engaged in making them up. He has new entire
charge of the cutting department. With ten
years experience in an extensive establishment
he seems peculiarly qualified for that branch of
his business.
Mr. C. is now engaged in manufacturing clothes
for summer wear, having just received from New
York the latest spring fashions. His summer
coats, specimens of which he was showing Us a
few days ago, will be all the rage soon. His
satin vests, In quality of material or finish
in making, cannot be exceiled in New York
Heretofore, our people wanting fine suit of
clothes have felt that they could not suit them
selves short of St. Louis. Now, instead of Sc
Letting from that market, they can select the
cloths, and have them made fit. and that with
out waiting several weeks after leaving an order,
as has been too much the case in the past in other
establishments. owing to the want of sufficient
number Of workmen to dispatch orders. Or, if
they choose, they can select from very large
stock already on hand,