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Markets.

BrffAf0, Aug. I'll I'm.
Tnsre good demand for -four this morning, but ,he
Market nearly bare prio1 oetter: sales, 500 bbs at
- - II for superane Cknk6 "a 80 for extra Illinois
IS scr exra Ohio. Wheat In fair demand, market better
saes, COO bnsheis Chicago spring st 7sc soc. Corn
IN odere demand and holders drm sales ansplyed
and I5t sssed for somt. Oas and better sales
lcOts otsnen ct t5c whiskey held at use. Canal
fregos steady A3c. nour, lie. wheat o.c on corn
70 Nsv lork hecsips By lakes 400 bbls flour, 200
brtncs wnsa 10 700 bushels corn. shipments by canal
corn, 10 eco buahols oats. 800 bushels rye
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koRE STATISTICS WASTED.-Now that the Hon.
Massa Greeley has gone into the statistic bust
ness be is liable to have his hands full. The
Albany Argus calls on him for the statistics On
the state of the Seward odds, one of the promi-
nent sporting events Of the day. Give us the
state Of the odds, the field against Seward. 1t
is Of more consequence than free wool or free
love lust uow.
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THE END OF DouGIAs.-The Union reads
Judge Douglas fair and square out of the demo
cratic party. Without him, according to the
Union, il is a unit. He could have been for
given some six weeks ago, but now he must be
consigned TO political grave. Will the Union
tell us what IL purposes to do with Wise and the
other V.rcinian recusants?
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Police 1nselis~encs.

FR,SK IssttK AeAiS ARRESTED ON CHaRes or Ianx,--
tpon complaint Of Aldermen Tourney and Reed Mr. Frank
fse was arrested Saturday last an1 held 10 answer
for certain carcssures IN his illustrated paper which, in
fe crn Of the Aldermen, defsmstory aod lrssous
ara ~iy crinF them into public contempt, Mr.. Leslie
AVE Osa " srsv yer the Charge against h,D.
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uARRIAGn AND DRArHA.


AxorI-CRiyr- On Saturday, August 7, By tbs Rev.
A. b Carter, the residence Of JLo. A. Bioomer Esq
(Yonkcrs, n. Y.,) GRn srsorr 70 CoasnsA r. CsaXr
All OF Pltasburg, Pa
Pittsourg papers please cory
wnTs-hrs On Staten Island, on Wednesday, July q
u the brides residence By tho Rev. A r. Thompson Mr.
H. " WAITS, Of London, EGG, 10 Miss AnstArox Drs, n
Saplcsou, ST.
Lonoon papers plcaac copy.
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TIE FAMILY HERALD,

Success OF tho Great Ariansac Telegraph
Hisaosy or ,she Vast NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
tns Wat India Emancipation Ceisorasao~
a1crnaouasm Anaiss an Earope Local
masssrs-MAIl<st Reports. SO. SC,
TIE FAsTky HxRAlD IN it, issue OF wednesssy will
contain large quantity Of Interesting reAtny Aoos other
mas;srw-
AN Account Of the Successful Landing
TeeSrsr hc Cable with History Of the Var Eaerprse, the
Three Previous Failures and Sketches OF the proors En-
g;neors C6cers &c. DC connected with tAe undertaking
forming graphic account Of this Great kv-ui o; Tee Age
Conclusion tie wes, India Emancipation Celebration IN
New Bedford and Donss ane Sayings tbs
Coicvei Gentry.
Mormon.su ceptou Of tie ReltgouLosthSoune Iceas
PiurAiy OF Gods with other matters appera:ans 70 ss
Ioc.;n.s tacsht the Church described by spc
cta Correspondent a. Sal Lake Cty1hs xuSiA hornaoas
reoic,g over se;ilsasn. Of tae Utah Dncusz &,.
Als In Europe-Le,ssrs trou~ Lc,deo p.r's shs g.
Petersburg Correspondents
Arrival CT De Eev.ere al Savannah AMI Els Airesthe
B;cunt Lsties ftl hs friencs &o
Appeal 10 the Ladies' OF New Tork for the Purchase OF
Mount Vernon.
In,esea.ipg iren Aus.rAliA-Csod Produce Melbourne
and sy6ney-American Seemee Ia rrcubeTse Mutineers
o; the ssp Tornado 10. &c.
kdnorial Conmsnfs Matters Of Interest.
Local Nses in New York sad Adjoining cluea OF Interest
and Importance.
Report OF The Condition Of tAs Cass anrhes-rrioss,
supply Sc, &c.
csat,y JeeeAsed.
full Eepor. oftAe Prices al k1ts Of kstabls PRO
duce carefully corrected each week.
The Latest Iniegsaoe received up 70 hs oss Of pubcA
ton by telegraph or Otherwise
Together vita Police Repors-fheslnoA NA,ers-Mooay
Of ,nssrss,ng useful and mlsceAne sding
ferms-Oply - ysar; four eeau siux,s oopY. 70 be
obtained ., to ocs o; tbs HERALD and Of al
landscape gallery 80 Broadway ~ --'N -''''-
Defiance sslamAnds< sares-with Patent
s. sS .s iDs 10 As Ore And burglar
'''" p''''' '~' D'''> " kosSEf NJ PATRICK.
Radical Curs Truss Omcs.-Marsh n Co.,
No yessy street. Astor Rouse Trssss and supporter
Cyrus w. F1sad.-Impsrsai Photograph or
Gnu " ris,d on e.ae.i .so = SRADls sA~1 sS'
Barrys Trscophsrovs L. the Best and
S9s.srvns ssa rsss1as zs Ssr iHdss soS y -
Batrhslor's Hair Dye, Wlm and Toupeos-
The best IN the world sys..n. all hAds SOLD and applied
Southern and Western Trads.-Our Stock
e. ssS ss 10 ss q Il s e. s
styles Of winter tohnx Terms and pIees syorAsis
=
3S6 80 and &c Bsoadw,g.
Tioii0way's pills and Otntment.-Hoaitn,
cheeness oug ne upon the regular action CT tho
digestive orsNna pure secreorn and the vigorous CONDITION
OF the and the All these conditions OF be
tenn secured by the Of the above remedies sot ~ 20
Maiden lane. n. Z.
Chrlstsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
The beat the world, wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied At No Astor House
Gsdfreys Extract u Elder Flower, for
The compilation. bee n;scelhneous Advertisements.
x. DUPUY. Agent 90 broadway
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Death OF n Telegraph Operates.

TROVIDENCF, august 3, 1908.
Thomas Talent, assistant telegraph operator in
The Union line in this city, was found dead in his
bed OF the tsrIc House this morning. He belonged
TO BROOKLYN, NY.
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Tur c,sv no to,r, orrx, w. h.va :. ,eived sevcrsI
communications from residents Of the Pin wsu' c'n
n,.n,n, ,,., r,n.,co ~. n... a. A., character OF
Iohn ou,,, ~,o w.s ,,o, nv rol,,,r,.n Friday night
.s, In N. n,h,,sbsa account, Int, 49, ~ On given Of
the affair. Quinn, correspondents state, Ssuoap
baSd vo,k,ns -, - 1870 49, ~. ,rd, SAY
that Quinn h. T,cs4 80 800. 1ngs 20
gang o. rowdies who the terror OF the ward
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T,rSp Doov~vr - y....xa.- .,.-...- 49, OF
upxrcpp woman zoe teecs az a., k VIZ on u
hFuo. sice, She Wa iak 70 The tot Of SD iva
srest, Noekly D, AMI the Ccrorcf petifst.
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Naval Intelligence.
The United states fre.e Cslorsdo, Ocsnma der Gard
ncr, arrived At Boston on the 7th isst from Key west
whence she sailed July Is
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Tioiiowsy's pills md Otntment.-iieaitn,
digestive pure and the CONDITION
Of the unSs and the All these conditions OF he
secured by Of the above occa SOLD
Maiden lane, n. Z.
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Christsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
The beat the world, wholesale and retail ant dy,
privately appned, at No. Astor House.
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Southern and Western Trades--Our Stock
Of fsr and winter coshny for tho above trade Il
plate compsng largo of AL the bess lAss,
styles Of winter clothing Terms and favorable
To undoubted houses. ID. DkNLIN CO.,
1S5 80 and &c Brosdwng.
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Gsdfrey's Extract u Elder Flower, for
The oomplsiion. See miscellaneous Advertisements.
X. DUPUY. Agent 90 broadway.
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Eliu's HAIR Dye, Four shiliings = Box. Black
or brown. no Barclay s. MY Calender % rnlsdei
phia. and AL drueEirs.
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Cyrus w. F1sad.-Impsr1ai Photograph Of
Cy1us ". Field, exhibition a. BRADY q gA..sr/, 3J1
Broadway. over 1kompson's saloon
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Barry's TrscopherovS II the Best and
edsapes dressug bsAuyfnx cleansing curling
preserving and restoring he hair. Ladss VIA sod BY III
1ruggtsts-
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Defiance SAlamAndsx Sares-v1th pateat
powder proof locks Aiso burglar
pSoos psxiox sAscs. Depot io1 Pearl stxost
ROBkkf n. PATRICK
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MIsCEEEAHEOUs.

A TTEeSfOS
"A nnesN aod others prcceediag 10 Frazer r7or skOu61J
CO.. ~ be EpcStsmArs depot examine tho Of
Cows revoiyers,
leAne n Aesms ravolvsrs
meets. 49, w. - '~~' 1870
Rifles aoa guns of all descrpaens 3, whoieseis
3 ). AAEr BIO,
10 arnsAsrSr
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Catakiu Mountains and Mountain House
being photographed in style By sr.s from HOLMES
landscape gallery. 9t9 Broadway.
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AlrN N ttros. hesN 90
" efLs n D1DDfn9s .......4..................O US
HrhPHRkY NAhsHALL. ............... xeauckY
HENk1 WINTER DAyfB, .............. HArylasi
8ENEKAI HARVEY
CONNODORx PAUbDISa.
CaPTAIF lf0hAHAM
fks DGlcnnat!o Corpat repres~nt@d b.
COUNT OK sAHrIGKs.
BARON STOECKL.
And VARIOUS Connected with he Foreign LegAi1na
Tte cei ec0n al portraits A. ths gallery No $50 Broad
IL he extensive ard vausbls n the world The
collector in eaunecon viii many rSoosrzphs q the
dbi grishsd u his country eonDrAsa
Hhab1'e hAIlunAb GAil.ERr, n open ~ The pubno
from a. ". ulsP. ".
OWirE 20 rsceat improvements perfected BIZ Mr. RrsAy
dSguerHyygsB be copied, enlarged 10 Tie lmperal
togys hie sze ~hea desired and cored In Oh
P2ADy's NArrorAL GALLERY
80 srosdvsy,
flvsr 1hr-~ ,ssa .l-~
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CRAy HAIR
" Bar restored 10 is orgiusi color By Dr b. Ekskl
magnetic salve The person RESTORED ypsrs "a
aDc can be oy calling No 3i2 Canal For sais
By Pr 3. b. SNi1H ia canal street Churvo
by draaasS.
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UUsT RECEIVED FROM BRADYs wAsarNaroer
3ApcrT Interesting collection az tnperAi pAsts-
graphs ineisding ba foo di.in pes,oaas
CABINET;
VICE pEvS1crNT:
CAlSf JtsfICE fArxY;
GEHhRAIs eCCrT,
CoMuOpoKx PTRRy
OOyKRNCR WisR or vIRGfNLA,
aENnRAL QuTTNAN
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evening.
NEIIH hoDGENo2 q meets at shreyeporon wednesday
evening
srEANDRYLoDGE No.25meets Al opelousason satur
GrINToNLoDGENo.2 q meets at Clinton on Rednesds,
evening
Trinity LODGE No. 81 meats at Trinity on Saturday
evening"
new IBERIA LODGING SO neetsat Newtoron Thur
dag evening.
PRAlEiE LODGING. 81 moetsnt Washington on satnt
das evening.
.caENHYyILLE LODGE No.4l meetsa Cheneyyne /
Monday evening.
Saturday evening.
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DEMERARA-ship D sheppard-5O bbls fish to order
HAEANA-Brg West TGdian-S23 boxes sugar b Murison
Eco4 egars Bernie Btoi do Canon,-2 do 10
Zickendrath- Prats, Pue &col do w Plaucheud5 do
Rivas2 do Ferrer kcol do Crusat-g0 kegs of olives
boxes do Ttnoro Fao2 bags cane pkgs mdse 20 Con
zalez.
PEARL RIvER-schr Isabella 900 feet Of lumber to
der.
BIloxI-schr Eliza-2l $50 feet lumber to Elliott,
PEARL RIyER-sehr Goyngon-36O00 feet lumber to or
der,
ooyINGToN-schr Mathlda-S5,oOo bricks TO order
ANTE RIyER-schr May Fower-27,OO0 feet lumber to
order
BILoxI-schr Henry Iatour-3OO0O feet lumber order.
BILoXI-schr Maj Raiuney Lumber to order.
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avn % lezas QaIIe eyEestent.
RIYER INTEL-LIeaE NcE.
TnuRgpAY, September ., 1853.

TnuRspAY, September 81 1853.
Yesterday the weather was warm and CLOUDY
Business on tic leFee little more active. The
treat VieksBurg I'll it mail passenger packet Natehez
faptai1 n n I.eathers came over to the landing 70
fake her place ana leaves Us usual every Saturday az
so,eiaoE Fl Nj. The Natehez has been 50 thoroughly
nyefbauled painted and fitted up ia snch fine stye,
tbat sbe looks as we'll as she did on her first trip
AKRfvAr.s.-The Bayou Iayoarche weekly packet
Dr Batey, Captain Dggas, arrived with 252 bbls mo
Iasses and 20 hIds. sugar. She will leave again as
usual On Saturday next at a. II.
Tie railroad line passenger packet Falls City,
Can't. ]. B. Woods arrived With a very large cargo
of produce part Of which was bales cotton and
81 bhds. tobacco, We are indebted to her gentle
maniy clerk, Mr, WIN. Il. seudder, for late papers.
The FaIs City leaves on her return ut O'Clock F. NJ,
on Friday.
Tbe viabsburg ID. 8 mail packet Lucy Holeombe
Captain ]. W. Cannon, arrived with = bales cotton
The Ficksburg resumes her place, and leaves to-day
at5 P. Nj Instead Of the Lucy Holeombe.
Boars CoMlsa.-The railroad line packet New
Uncle sam, Capt. B. Il Elliot will be in port this
evening, and leave on Sunday the 18th inst, at 10
d. iii, connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Central
railroad for all Western and Eastern cities.
BoATs LgAyING.-I.qtttte for Bayou Lgfourche.-
Is regular, weekly coast packet will leave this
morning at 10 o'clock, to the minute. She is in
e5arge of the gentlernanly and popular Capt, John
J. Brown, with the ever obligng Mr., A. Il. Gardner
III thesoiiee.
Fdaoo Belle for Shreueport.-At P. NJ. to-day,
this splendid Red river passenger packet in charge
Of the prompt and reliable Capt, p S. Butler, will
leave as above She is very light draught boat, and
shippers can rely on having their goods landed in
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8e0 Orleans Hloncr gtartet.


4 bal s. q
rfsnoaey anrke gs yery paiet today The ofenrs In
III l tola for discount did not exceed ons buadr ed
1a48 n tfo stresf tbere we're some snas Of iii r
5,,.nsr r,ai,rana. In January maxi nd
rate of sLs "a cent There Ii very brt TX
olaitiss IF cotton sales were made To-
fs ,ybieb ii aboot s7 cent advance over the
. 81 fge vi A,enst tJboice and rood o9aities Ara
n reanest French market ri has been the custom or
fbe frle year thatth hut receipts Of cotton ale
iisttai fr rlrs3ca Itatv and t5e Austrian mort Tri
ssaon does not apoe9r "a Ia Al exception ID TIE
ai W. N nj 1ssr Of an,, b1yars- bsinp in market
go M -rtban a3 riyst3oo7 acsannt Ti4v 1yi III along
,a ,syt,,o1tb fflcobsrI nyanared more largely il
ss .ssrt t.lr n. s, NM MT .r.csiafs of ~.
ton M s jackson railroad are increasing aud viii be largely
in advance any former seasons and large quantity Of cot
ton Eaie sis ae5etoi9re pseh Io5%afasu ~ Y1u'2 IN
s9a 10 f4eeseafg' Wl AeFsa'eF eeeh n,s asAes wa S
road.
1S s r no, - - ";
gs 4. t e 4 nsog La ayos e. s
after the clearing away Of the diff wood the road viii be in
higher. ,@,jaf III N esar tefore known
Tbsrsss ysry Iile done IL stocks today We note lie
sale Of eighty shares southern |ak par and other nego
tiaii5ps II The course Of treaty
ts exchange market Was ~ some respects neaVy ine
banks selling checks on New York at dis for large
amounts 85s wgula nave eaea a9ep' Mhe ou1Sds HttS
4tS5fsl ei, FINN, s. 53 "A rant 5is This
- sss . I'll t5f - 49,
laef description was very scarce toy An ioEeBa w nave
apo BILLS Of ladpg drafts 81 l0s9lts; clear bills from
its il WIN 4 la DC AL signatures ii lOg5 Tie mark ct
Y I0gst5 Hfbttlp, n 5 " - =
trade eEage must be governed by tho appar
eni ff yeflent Francs are plenty and have declined
s fqvayar ii { ana oI,r ra,ge
700 Ai5R, AisIe Nste aeieS' ~ . --|2. @ @ sb
afa ask To- Tie demand for ali kinds is very ltght
a., ran, Nv yrr ,iav ~. a. M "a i,s There
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for rc-
~ nnilllnr Mnraainn Marlnt Fnnrih

GPECIEICATIBNS for the contract fOS' res
- building the Magazine Market Fourth Dis
trfct
Loc4TION-Ths shall located triRugu-
lar ground Magazine Camp and Mary
streets
SIZES DIESsIONsTh market house shall be erected
IN accordance with the accompanying plans
dimensions marked said plans profe and sections.
FUUSDATIoSs-U nder each the brick fouu-
shall built Said foundations shall be each bricks
square bottom shall bottoming Of
tcknesses sound two pauks, crossing
other III the best work nanke manner The shall
regular offsets inches, that the foundations
siNll be three square The bricks shall be
bricks qualify Shs be laid in best by
dauc The foundations support The granite
sis and steps sha be built in similar manner be
GRAN1TE-Grants bases inches thick
rest on tile foundations the columns of the
market: the whole MS marked on the plans.
Granite stills 81 inches wide thick shall he placed
All around said market rs shown on the plans granite
steps by thick shall also be placed all
around said mark 81. house.
The granite shall be Quincy granite quality per
Iron GolUMNs The cast iron columns lines of
said markeAonse shan St Mary's Vegetable
Market uely demolished and the columns of the
markethouse shall be cs according to the plans
uma M the granite bases and
Foundations as raafkef on the plans.
TIAlBERs AND COVERING OF THE KOoFrhe mbers for the
and roof shan Be cypress yellow
pine from b,d knots splits and Other defects ealsn
p6tes and sections The whole shall be we'll fastened
gether and in the best workuanke with r bolts
INV Snryeg g s bown tim6eTs 10 be we'll planned
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--ARRTYED.

steamship Ghhrles Morgan, Place from Powder Horn via
galveston to o y Payne--lst dist,
Shin Sheppard Gale l6 days from DGmerara 10 master
I'D dist AZ
Shin Wellington Prndle q days from New York, to Chester
HiiliRrd-1st dist IL
Brig West indan Cook days Havana, to Bouduosque
4 PhillipS--3d dist
sehr Isabella, Randall, froutspe River-Basn.
Sehr Anoa, Whitaker. from PRscagouRBasin
SehF James 4 Eliza, Steel, from BiloNi-Basu.
Schr Coyington, --- from Pearl Riyer-Basin,
Sehg Mathide Melon, from Bonfonea-Basn.
Schr May Flower, KyFs, from Aruite Ryer-BRstn.
sehr Henry Lotour, Stain from BiloS-Rasin.
Schr Mai Ranny Nelson, from Biloxi Basin,
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THOMAS II. SHIELDS, Secretar! o F Rest


The following areths officers and members Of the Commit
for The extending from dly 1858 january 1886
William Gregory President, 81 t'favier street John &.
Heuo Treasurer 81 Gimp street; Joseph A. Brown Score
ulia and r. +. W BaGhmAn
g lamp street j Nugon q Victory street, Geo. Seymour
60 Fcloupituuus street. j. F. krmtd 81 New eyee S
knler f. Allen 1873 Canal C. v, JOnte, II Common
J Caldwell Al Garondeot street: !. Moss Custom
street, u FprRr, IA Louisa street, j. SrhwGit2er ST.
Mr0 f.. Rueks, corner foEtras and Maga2fp
Streets Chas. Morrison Agfers PHI Eugel Laurie
gud sixth streets; j. rasbegue Bourbon street j. ederer
W W Brisb, Camp between POydras and LafHy
". II. Ellis, " GF.ver street.
The Committee holds its regular meetings the first Friday
evening cash month"; athe Grand Secretary office, odd Eel
lows Halt.
jy23 JOS. A, BROWN, Secretary.
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COTTON -E,IiEESSES.

ALABAMA,
..- Corner OF fchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
Corner of Tchoupiloulas aud Henderson streets.
St Mary 'ssreet, between Perdtdo aud Poydraas
,...-r..,,. Corner Of ST. Thomas and Basin streets
Corner Of Tchoppiloaas and Richard streets.
Corner ofTchonpoalasand Richard streets.
New Levee and I.ousa5treets
,..,,,,z Corner G.eveeand Rohignacstreets
Corner Annuneiationand Richardstreets
CornerI .eyeeend ciopot Streets ThirdDistrict,
- Iieudersonand New Leyeestrests.
CornerNew Leeeeaud R oefgnacstreets.
Gornercanaland Robertsonstreets
Corner OF TchoRpoulasa Oraugestreets
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leveestreet, be1weeuS St. Ferdinand and Nontegu
streets Third District.
PICAYUNE,
IEDEhESDENI,
-, 1,,n.,, New I4eyHe and Roaiguacstreets.
Leyee street NIontegutand CIouetatrSssFs
Third District
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STEAM rs.

New Falls City, Woods from ST Louis
California, Eutchings, from Mobile.
DR. Batey Dugas from Lockport
Towboat Anglo American Martini the Passes-towed
18th inst ships Revenue and Lorenzo, and
schooner VIM 4 Peterborough up ships d Sheppard,
Wellington and big West Indian.
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INDIANOI.A AND GALvESToN-seamship Mexico
49l opr 40 bbs whisky, % casks bacon 10 pigs me
MINATTTL AN-Steamship Jasperl7g0O feet lumber 1000
shingles 100 sacks corn 5J sacks oats ana sundlles
WASHtNGTON-Stea Anna Perret-56 pcs bagging, 50
coils rope 500 lumber, $50 bbs ind 81 boxes Edse
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8bIanaa 9MGLIlglat.t.
THuRspAY, September Q, 1855
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steHihstp 7isA'sS3 Payne
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Steamer Auna Perre, Cops, for Washington "
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


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o'clock NJ. the above contrast 1-' a. -
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y e CT III C A II D N $ for the contract for
~ building Lookup and Recorders Office the Third Dis
triet.
Gated lot Of ground situated the side Of
ing i feet in font by 100 depth between parallel lines
SIZES, FouNDGu0Ns AND WA1IS-Sad bulldogs Shall be
marked on said plans, pgodles and sections.
bricks wide the bottom and the foundations Of ai WALL IL
thickness shall be bricks wide bottom except
vide 1t 6e bottom They shall bott5mns q thick
G" nsa a G s2s ps 4 s is S s5s
Side Of The bct work Tue bricks Shall BE- lad IN re4af OH
Of inches, suit the thickness Of the walls
top.
e n %'S Ike Beses sred On tie a S O' on' 70 we
hfFh ii tie clear the second story of The eeordtrs
he Il feet inches high in the clear ami the first ecod
clear.
Eight of the brick work the surface of The
cement ana two courses q strong States laid in Tie joints
sy and eTycI the buildings their pElsters cor
nces, betting courses pnts aud other ornaments according
drawings, l be executed ii wor lanlke and
most substantial manner ~ g render the whole complete
arches 70 ke he Weight from oels and 9pennss in the walls
and wlth l9gstGnFs io supPHEt E9ecNpn q coFnlcts
bricks Of the best quality ad in mortar of fresh Thouaatun
@ I'm tr,k and aid fence viii T NJ p'S'grfH SRRtt nc
GEASITE-Ihe front on Etystan Fields street shall have
each oPsnng Thege WI d n inches thick well cut dressed,
SCI rh l tfs frgpt 3peinss to ocs stIir ;oII hove ,
grants step inches eg9 " y inches wide and fee long
haze t' r 1l siis and int is i9 quitting" sn'
Inc %igie A., veil dt t n GS GghniS granite, FF3
thf frng SKrbe door and window opnins Of ba lack
Fha nSyG t9R GSVf ana %noW granss made Gud
IN Ike tl surveyor rhe raiIs Is oe 81 s u i On @ e
H'5 IN ~ 2ci & by nChss , luz 10 0e
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STREET CONGREGATIONAL

gIRST DISTRICT POUND-yyas brought
the Fist District Pound Dryades street. between
iia and GirOd streets. estrRy-
One yellow she go1t, with white belly and collar
Which If claimed within The expenses
paid will lie sold public auction, said pound ri
DAY September IL 1858 II 10 o'clock A. N,
New Orleans, September 8, 1858.
q 0. FILE HER, Street Commissioner.
Registered September s. 1858
HENRY DURETI,
Clerk of Gomptroller.
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EXPORTS.

Bark kurela, Beah, days from Philadelphia, to Greevy
Farwel.
Ship Edward Lyman Mel 80 days from Liverpool to
Whitney &co-cargo 6000 sacks salt and assorted mdsa
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FRoM BERMUDA The brig Lady Chapman, from
Bermuda l7th ult arrived Philadelphia on the 1st
inst. The ship salsctte had arrived at Trinidad
from China, with cargo Of coolie emigrants, of
whom 120 died on the passage.
i smart shock of an earthquake was felt at St.
Kits on1 the 18th of July.