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. FOR SALE-A most desirable res

- FOR SALE.-A most desirable res
Es idence Frsnt lin street. between 4th and 5th
streets, for sale privately, on most accommodating
terms. The dwelling contains 5 rooms. besides
closets with gas throughout, all In rst rate order
Also, three tenements on Oregon Hill.
JAMES L. SUTTON, JR,
Pension Agent, corner of Main and 18th SITS.
N. b. Iuaty Land Warrants wanted, for which
the highest market price will be paid
ia Its
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THE JEFFERSON FERRY PROPER.
l. TY, LOTS AND BUILDINGS. In the county d
powhatan. for sale privately. until the JsnuarI
Court. II not sod before, 1t will then be Cnelel
publicly for sale or rent. ALEX HILL,
de Ia-dtiJ l27 Main street. Rich mOui Va
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HAVING purchased Mr. Ed NJ Morgan's
IL stock of Groceries, and rented the house for
merly occupied by him, Corner above old Market.
Main streetD ! shall be pleased TO receive a cali
from my friends and his old customers, as shall
keep on hand . general assortment of GR0CE
RiES, VINES AND LIQU0ks, suited to the city
and country trade, all of which will sell at the
Invest market price for cash, or 10 punctusl Gus
toners on IT,. usual time.
will also give ny psrsonal attention to the sale
of oil kinds Of COUNT PRODUCES that may BE-
consigned to me, and make prompt retaras Of sales
OF same, rs soon as made.
ia S i0t GEO l. THOMAS
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Kx Ss;l ia q sOHRMKi

III d. 'xP;PR5xii&H MA fs1 P PR ''''' Ho
prizesof 500, approxmatins to $4,000
4prIa-s If $500. appro1imating to $4,000
prizes Rss Il IS $3.50. appr0zima,lns to ,oooe
prizes q s2as. appro.imating to 5000 WV
4pri.es q ssoo. apDro1ima.ins to $4,000 ~
4prlzes Of $3.50. appro1imating to $500 ~
priass Ii 500. spproAimating to $3.50 WV
5000 prizes OF $zoare 100000
$50 prizes. amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves %; Quarters % 50.
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
Will bssold At the following
Certificate 0fpaeksss Of 70 T h, tickets. $50
F.: e i i s:sss:' : + +
In O1DBzIv6 TICKETS Or CEarIPIoAfss
Enclose the money 20 our address for the Tickets
ordered. on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
y nrst mail PurchaseEsean have Tickets ending IN
the List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes win be sent
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
plain, and give their Post once, County and stats
~ Remember that every Prise Is drawn and psy.
abisin full without deduction.
y After the drawing Other prizes ct the usual time
" s saIIs 10 ooRREsposNrs.-rho,e who
prefer not sending monev by mail can use
THE ADAMS E-fPRESS COMPANY
aud mn Warcs, can be sent us
At Qua rick And ExPENiE
from any city or tswn where they have an Office
The mosey and order must be enclosed Ia "HOV.
ERNNEST POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVEL.
OPS" or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly ccnndsntai
Address r~1evs for Tickets or Certihcatest 70
.. yooD ED DDY Z c9. AI.n:ts. Ga.
Or wood EDDY . CO, Wilmington, Del.
~ list OF the nainuers thkt sIe drawn ir1,A the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one o.
entitled to- VIII be pnblIshed ser every drawing 10
as tliowing papers: The Augusta lsal Consti
:. scnelist New 9rleAns Delta Mobile Register
MAsbvlle Gaxetts. New Yorh Weekly Dsy Book,
ssy.nnah Ds News. Richncnd Dispatch.
kenidng lniss VlaEion. ana Little Beck .iArkl
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q UBB 4 X BELTiNG.-Justr received
~ from the Boston Rubber Company, a full as
sortment Of Betting, and Plain and Mixed Pack ing
which will be sold In quantities TO suit purehassrs
at Manufacturers prices. Also, on hand . supply
of Italian Packing.
uARKaoN, ANDERSON 4 co,
Dc %. No ipS Main M
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JANUARY, 1851

u IhOS n EAlSE q ~
With full stock full force, and undated energies
are making ready for he coming season, and with
a view of cutting down stock, and making some
i'm improvements in their wareroomS as also to give
themselves gib0t1 room for the spring campaign.
they will from this time offer everything at a large
discount upon regular market rates. until the open
ing of the season.
Never has 80 rare an opportunity been presented
to the great buying pubic OF laying in their sup
plies for either winter or summer, as their assort-
ment is large, fresh and we'll assorted.
For the first time in their business history. IN
some departments, they will commence THEIR OWN
rely from arrangements made, that every article
selected the other side of the pond will be- in fabric
and quality unsurpassed and in style and ELEGANCE
equal to any thing brought to the country. Every
department. about their establishment Will be
placed in the hands of judicious and experienced
hands 80 that their customers shall have every
facility and advantage which the experience and
observation of years mas gwen them. ia It's
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CREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRlCl

GREAT kEDUCT1OS IN The FhtCf
" OF GOODS -GJLDSM 7 has determined TO
close out his entire stock Of Goods and 20 do So has
marked each article at a considerable reduction Oh
t,rmer prices. 800 Worked Bands at i0c: $50 pair
ladies' light ooiored KID Gloves. lightly soil' d. at
one halt the usual prices; 500 pieces Bleached Cot
tons at 10 and l2c tte oh aapest in this city Irish
sets of all the different makers, at low figure; ai
linery Goods without regard u cost; Hair Pins;
Head Dresses; s., EMBROIDERED hdkfs at SOC, worth
OK Ernbroideries at extra low prices; Berage FIR
Veis 25c; White Flannes at great gains: Worst
ed Hood: Closk-s Black Silk'i Rich French Thread
Lacas BLACK ana White Blond Laces, and ofner
great bargains can be had AZ
ia 10 G1LDSaII.o. 40 bEoau 81,
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TNdE ONLY PLACE where you can get
i real bargains is at JACOB A. LEWIS. Is Main
street You can find here the cheapest Linens ana
Cottons: the best bargains in Embroideries OF all
kinds: the best assortment of Table Cicth Damask;
Towels; NAPKINS. and Doylee; all OF which VIII ne
sold at peces that cannot fail TO please. Inc pest
briliiants ia cents in the ciy the cheapest ana
best assortment of Linen Cambria Handkerchieis.
Also. large assortment OF Negro Blankets. wnio,-
will be sold very low to close out the lott large va
riety of Bed Blankets Linen and Cotton sheeiings.
and all kinds of Dry Goods, can be bought very
low at ia l3J lev e.
NHEAP Mems, Boys aud Servants
~ Wear-Persons having Mems. Boys and ser
yants' ear to purchase can save % per cent py
C ,ll,ng at my store. Don't forget No Al Main So
JAZZ AOdUcIOo nhL HIsLNI.
BARGAINS in Black Alpacas-iadies
ID Wishing to purchase Black Alpacas, or other
Mourning Goods will find them cheap at my store
jaI2 AUGUSTUS MAILERT. Al Main st.
VHEAP Dress Goods-Bargsins-Call
~ at Maiiert's Cheap Store, No ~ Main street.
and buy the best bar gains in Dress foods that can
be bought in this city. Selling of at any price,
Without regard to cost Call aud see.
JAZZ AUGUSTUS MAILERT, Al Main ST.
DARGAINS in Cottons for shirtings--
ID am selling the best bargains in bleached and
unb,e ,ched Cotton for shit and sheeting that
can be had in this city. Gail and see.
iaI2 AUGUSTUS MAlLERT. Al Main st.
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nOWN, DOWN "A large lot housennes
- and Cashmeres at less han usual prices.
large lot fashionable fancy silks. at less tnan
market prices
large lot Embroideries. 10 be soid Tor what tney
will bring regardless OF co5t-somc slighiy sofied.
White goods for Curtains. Musins. &c.
ai,o- large lot Printed Briilsnts: for cniisren
We have placed our entire stock OF hmorolds RES,
T., lars and -leeves counter, Tor conysufense
TO bu yers where they will be EXHIBITED until sold.
Buy ers are most respectfully invited to call and see
these extraordinary bargains. uv
iaI3 opposite Exchange Bank.
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=. HOk KBNT--Thas large end desi-'
rsbis Store Houss, No -. on Pearl street. well
shifted for d wholesale grocer. ffunfioa 90 net on
Prl street. By fs0 fret deep. four stories high ana
extondinG through 70 Virginia street. with al the
store on that street. TO good tenant. tie rent VIII
be moderate. Immediate possession given
de2-ts AHCHD THOmAb.
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CoMPTRoLLER--oFFICIAL


aid string peess the iron ran. shall placed The rails hal
scs ss In h,n y u = 70 s The paying Ct n
Ne hsst sorkmanlke and the entire sasssfacon
H .ss .s h 3. ne. s: s g M y.
round stones In the bsst wcrkmauke and 70 the
sss * e &. those use. in thu
s md q Gss !. r f.:
than hSr'. mule e sssd fox s.ea car ne. ss
night a The conacso q may deem
greater inseya than tan nnutss from dylshs
ocoef until midasa TSs speed It The oars shall not
.a a. -
sss ss Ign s II il
O. y: e. sf s g
ian sor each and every oasuss besides all damages arising
contractor, shall b bound e in
snd through which tho .sd
-. 81 The on ;ss and should
bdges loed order and condition hs shall have he
q said eonseo. contractors and 10 event Of
ss .as 70 es shall be
The srst mentioned shall be used exclusively for
81 railroad. shall y snuaaseusly at Canal
The contractor contractors bdng himself themselves to
sn ~
within eighteen months after. '"-''
said roads Sufficient Of passenger Be-
az so T. make ma. P,
provide for all labor required for The
The CITY q New Orleans shall not be liable for any work
ss Tor sss roads outlay and
other expense of Whatever kind shall borne BY the
The contractor shall furnish good and solvent
to the Common the q
between Canal street and Eighth street. or for
distance between these points shall cents Per
United s H. fare
ssnger either way - -
levied and The value .sa
ment - '-' 3'es'A'' VI "''''''
Ths roads abs. b constructed the Of the
and IN accordance with the lines grades
sws that failure BY the contractor
IL .
sshoas putting se sonssos
applying to q to he
indemnify and is also we'll
ha IL .
ss
~ ase and 81
d the con
x. 9saRs s s
Or ccntIaetors and their securities IN sol,do.
and the shah ahsi hs p aas
s Ct an All
e b y the
approval OF rejection by the Common Council, :
The said railroads. fixtures and other
shall revert to the city the expiration Of the said twenty
years. privilege valuation to be sscertaned by two dn.
tereed be appointed by the or con-
racors and the other by the city and in the
pointed third party umpire shall be appointed by one Of
New Orleans, Feb Il, 1859
I. [signedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees on Streets and landings Of b
Boards of the Common Council. : -
(Signedl H. 7: yENNARD. ,cs.,--
lSignedl ROBERT HUYGHE cnalmen'
jy29 St HENRY nITREJ f,r co,,,,,.u..
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GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
So. City Hall, July %, 1859.

| MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
Common Council of a sss d s !. ~ NJ = os ss
| No. 4754. ]
81 81 ss s1ss e the Fssc
Ing the slst day Of July, 1850. ~ ''"A 'A1'
.sRan sssns, e 81
the eha1sst approved in February 1852 and
"a %
E1sg,Ous =, education q the children residing district Of
The sum s q xo hanS,ss ard
istricis ss Dc appropriated among the four
t. ss F a ps ~as during the ending
pupils
ssa Il ssss
ay yd au md sad Sy si,s
said hundred fifty resident pup MIL
e. tsia ses1s
hys thousand I've hundred And yaye dollsr
thousand hundred and twenty SIX pnp
e psD AZ Pc, @ the rate Of
ts To tn Roas e one huasa aad dollars
For 81 Fourth District. which had during the year ending
pupils adding five per cent thereon at The twenty dol
e sSI hs @ os v
two thousand four hundred and forty four a.
ali q the aepeeUe
Boards OF School Directors shall be made the following
The salaries Of supsriuendens teachers and other en-
Be- ssa ii 5
IN the pay rolls the month"; approval thereof by
Boards Comptroller shall warrant on the Treasurer ef M
city for the payment of the same. " ,
ART The city OF New Orleans shall rot in any case be
Tor the debts or contracts of the Board Directors be-
YONG me amount q the aforesaid appropriation
II shall be the duty Boards Of School
FL rs o y pap
and bs bs hs
during the month"; with detailed statement Of the receip and
expenditures during the time shall also make al
he cose me month o. May annual containing
OF teachers employed in respective schools
ist Of the branches taught and text books therein
STU OF me number location size condition.
houses owned by the city wanted for the ma bs
CITY schools he size of the rooms maximum number
OF the pupils therein the dimensions lots play
same enclosed together other Information as hs
respective Boards deem of interest to the public II
and to the call President Of the
First District School Board agree upon form far
tery and annual statistical report Council also to adop
Uniform systea Of ksepIg their daily weekly monthly
uniform method for determining the actual
anss q the schools The annual schools shall be
and at the expense the respective Boards
portion to the amount received by the civ and to-
Ee,her with two hundred copies Of the for the
Tee on Education such vouchers verified on OATH as are re
9ured BY the Committee support OF the Of
'hs Pupils on which the annual appropriation Is made
ordinance be and the hereby repealed
[signedl JOHN T. MONROE
,s,.,.,, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
t,so St [signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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CoMPTRoLLER--OFFICIAL.

@ UoMPTRoLLER's OFFICER, ,
City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1855
II ~ y tap1s That the Comptroller De, and
standing In the official journal that in
n ne ninth section Of ordinance 49, approved March
~ the Council will not bill against city
contracted under authority OF an order the Comptroller
IN Aecoroance with the ordinance referred to.
lsfgnedl E. L. TRACY,
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tslgned1 L. H. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldormup
lSignedl JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor
The attention OF the on city and Of the puble II
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
V. DUPLESSIS,
yAoH Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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cPECIEICAT1ONg for the contract for t1he
coouceu Ut shell roads the side oF Cana
vet lids 81 Canal street Broad street 10 Mstse road
John g he Nov Canal Aseno' rom Bayou 81
centracta, - follows. to.wit: b b n -
FEST CORA AcI-Ihe construction Of she'll road on th,
sds Of Canal sss from Claiborne Msta
sscoND CoNrRAcEThec construction Of shell road on thu
soah.west side Of Canal street. from Broad Mets
TEraD Cosrnacr-Ths construction Of she'll road on III
NV csnsi Z - 80 '''A 1-soa - ''on = . 'n
The width Of the roadways shah be graded In accord
with lines nights and grades to be Given by he iii,
Surveyor the contractors Milling the same vhere too low
picking and hauling away the dirt where too high.
bottom and two feat deep shall 81 dug By the
both sides q the rcadwAys The sides bottoms said
twenty fss IN Ndt IN liz csptsr !. ths III 4. b
shss 10 the following manner to-jt syer 81 sheil III
inches In thiskne shall first - paced and rolled Win
ckness shall Be- placed On te cp 81 6s rst sn
shall b conssnieny rolled With tho often
Of ssd shsne when made soiid and coupetsd shall b.
az inches Otherwise Il shall b rejected -
An he sssals sha b of the best quality and shall be
The Contractors SHAH bnd theseyes to begin the work IN
e twenty days following the Of the sd by
the Common Conrc and to complete same nine months
az thsrrafer ths zane IL not con1pietsd Y '''''
The contractors shall bind themselves keep In rerair the
helsd portion Of the Aforementioned streets for and during
and to guarantees the faithful performances ar tis
Vim retain II ssrsaes ten per cent
per sha hen b paid to the conracors should he
onnd IN perec good order and condition oherwise
sh.!l = iorisiisd ths use 81 tie city "-''
ss e sed solvent security
hell eonracs s' n' '-A'a psf'''@Ance Oh
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/ INTERPRETATIONS for the contract for mn
ses Second District comprised Canal and st. LOU.
Az hs; portion Of the baturs comprised between the leves
.d Tie lover side Il Gon sss
from liz poa e. one end and
s ia e Ron Si the svss Opposite
yards bs sd np sScosdp 10 III II us so sma
& s
e dss1s s y &c CITY Tie shen
s; MED o. ~ dssyss bs
rugged hollow shall bs rejected .ss q Al
e. a e
' 1s ss h q he
sag ~ ~ sos Sy as not to
All ns necessary labor and hauling shall be furnished by the
the sdesoa s 81 hs con as,s
penalty dollars per day for EACH and eye epg das
thsreaftsr the same d not completed - ''''' 0"'
~ s s is a e. re-
GS sns the Of
Y cab On the mpeion Of the work and
vol thstn failure BY the contractor
aaf e a.sss w the s
~ Y Shch the work being executed the Council have
u pRRGes II eess sas % H.
out 2. to spna The and with
All y a M
work done by him the Of the Abandonment And hs
y shall bs thereby discharged from any and an liability
tnerefor and Y also we'll usdeood that 10 case the con-
"a Ss Ts9d ss contractor and held
between the price which the contractor originally
perform the work and the price which NAV Be
ted at resale adjudication. - ~ "1auu'ea'
Bida to be for the whole work comuIefe =-E,
= New Orleans, I'D July, 1859. $3.50 9F
tsigned.l LOUIS H. PILE.
= a......s !. :. City Surveyor.
both Boards Of the Common Council. "
ttsisssa R R H HGYdsR cha'rmsn.
= Registered July u 1879. : 80
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FOR oPELOUsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at5PM
~ FOR OPELOUSAS The steamer
Allne, J. ?. Ioualler, master, lin place Of the
- Anna Perre) will leave above taking freight
and also taking passengers
gsnSls and Mouth of Rep River For freight or passage
apply on board, or to- j. NJ. JOHNSTON,
aus No. Front Levee. Customhouse street.
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OHIO RIVER.
LOWER M1ssIssIppI-

- UNITED STATES
l@sS4I1hlk9SA SEEI-WEEKLY MAIL LINE s4nps.4
TO VICKSBUR q.
Leaves on THURSDAY at5PM
The magnificent U. 8. mail packet Grand Duke. Cant
T. ~ White master In place Of the vicksbug willis
being repaired, will leave for Grand Lake. Dopaldson.
faquemne. Baton Rouge, Pert audson Bapou sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rod
ney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warreuton vksburg
Bend Lake Providence, Stacks Island Landing Skpwit
Landing Pilehers Point Ashton Grand Lake Lake WasbnU
DAY, N. ot''-
steamer vcksbnrg will take freight Yazoo River 10
Dc reshlpped on steamers Dew Drop and Home
80 Leaves on SATURDAY, at Z. NJ
The magnificent y. s. mail packet Lucy IIoicombe,
Sherman MASTER will leave for Donaldsonville Paa
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
at5P.M NJ. ' va oDAA -
ar TIE connect. at yieksbus with Drop
ngn as GREENWOOD at high water without detention
Ine above mentioned splendid paoke,s VII
on their regular days. without fall appointed
attended to. SH'' .AN'""iuAs
These boats will responsible for any letter or psoha~s
zen. W money svelr other yauabe rssus
paid nor Tor vauAbles with Ii cePk
~ the passengers, or contained In their baggsxs
Forfrslzat or pssssge apply on board
,. j. j. PERSON / CO..
1elo corner OF Cafondelet Union treets
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No. 4769.
Whereas the Common Council have in compliance with
Board of Assessors. " " " ~ ~ " ~
Thatthe Board Of Assessors and different Asses
so OF the various Districts respectively hereby required
hed books and all other books TO
said offices and to allow the remain therein
except when In actual for the purpose assessing
ssienedp JOHN 7. MONROE,
A'..I. PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
-n-s tSfgned) j. O. NIXON.
President Board of Alderman
Approved July 80 1859, " N''n'
aul St (,igned) GERARD SrITH Mayor
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T E N 8 A s .

Leaves on SATURDAY, August ~ at Pm
@ FOR LOWER TENSAS UPPER
Tensas las high Mount Bayou BAYOU Mason
and all way landing. Black River The ex
tremey light craught steamer Saline Geo. Miller mater
VIM T. Miller. clerk, will as above For freight oniv
apply on board. 80 sAs on'S'
jy25 Ady ". nn l.s a.,,,
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[ No. AIS. L

No. 4175.
Resotued That is hereby made the duty the City Treas
nre IS soon the Commissioners different Draining
Districts In the Parrish of Orleans shall made out her
rolls and fxed apporioned the 10 be
paid BY the enjoying the draining
ana handed over the him. the bills
With said roll which bills be collect or cause
to pc yearly the time collects the city
sodated and railroad and the taxes So col
eced by him or draining purposes shall paid BY him
to the Presidents OF the respective
each Draining District the to be BY them deposited
with the fiscal to and the bonds
emitted by tse under authority Of the laws Of 1855 and
provided however thai and all expenses Incurred
by city In the collection of the said draining tax shall be
paid BY the different Boards Of Commissioners whose
count such expenses shall have been incurred.
tSgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
tSignedJ JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved July 80 1859.
au1 81 (Slgnedl GERARD STITH Navor
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T No. 4765. :

Resolced That article ordinance No. 1890 entitled
ordinance leasing to the New Orleans Opeousas Great
western Railroad Company portion Of the port evee In
front OF the city Of New Oreaus to be used
ssS ind and also the contract between
rinted No. 1891 in Be change the time
Of running said fe night and read viz From o'clock
to O'Clock A. NJ, thirty minutes, from O'Clock
NJ to 3 oc4ock NJ, every twenty minutes, from
O'Clock r NJ until gun fire at night every thirty minutes
IN lieu Of from O'Clock P. NJ. until II O'Clock P. Ii.
(Signed[ JOHN T, MONROE
. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
GSignedl j. o. NIXON
Approved July 80, 1859 N'A-
aul st tSignedl GERARD STITH Ma,or
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Regular TUESDAY Packet.

Regular TUESDAY Packet
New Orleans and vi ksburg U r. Mail Lima
H. - FOR DONALDSON WILLIE PLAQUE
mi, O. Baton Rouge Port Hudson isayou SARA
ws,ssas - BED River Landing For Adams Natchei,
vicksbnrg- The new steamer Charmer, Capt W o. vii.
son. viii commences her trips the I'd August leaving New
n r IA RROJ.t. / .usuou. '"e
jy29 If "a Capond Mff III ..
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~ UNITED STATESTRI ~
l&S39ni& WEEKLY NAIL LINE sU11
q VIGKg

lS9n&lrs WEEKLY Mali. LINE sua6 u
- TO VICKSBUE9
~. .,s SATURDAY, At s o'clock p. M
OAp A. sherman will leave for Psuusmne
baton Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
O'Clock p NJ A - Az
The steamer Lucy Hole be connects at vicksburs with
me steamer DEWDRoP and will take freight for all landings
on rhe fazoo river as high up az Greenwood.
The above splendid packet viii leave on her
asy waou, ran a. the hour appointed All business
70 her care will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
nhs boat will not be lesponsios for
bills OF adng are tken specifying contents and Value
me paid for valuabes deposited with the
CLERK by the passengers contained their baegaue
For freight or passage apply board
je1s N.o' " ptadS Ssr,s;n,, ..n.