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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10
BORN.
In this city, June g. n son to Alderman Lorin Goes
MAR RIED.

DIED.
In Webster, June s. Scott D.. son of Simon D. and An
sophia Sbley- yrs mos and days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10
0otlccs.
BAILEY'S EMPRESS

ESEAAEB1 leaves Worcester for Warren via
s@rSAzSAAE=L Leicester, Spencer East Brookfed,
: North Brookfield, Brookfeld, and
West Brookield, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SAT-
URDANS at O'Clock Il. m, arriving Warren at 5 D.
m. Returning, leave Warren night at u D. M and
West Brook1ed at a. m, on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, OF each week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10

| ,OST--On Saturday evening, Daguer-
- reotypc. The finder viii be suitably rewarded by
lowing II Of this Office. d3t io6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10
Groceries.

ELOUR, FLOUR--For sale lower than
Il can be bought in Worcester, of the same quality
Il. ID. CHENEY, Sargents block,
myH diff No 3l5 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10

II FRANCIS ESTABROOK, Manufac-
- turer OF all kinds of Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes
such as Blank Boxes for packing Porte Monnaies Pock
Ct Books Combs Shoes Cigars, Perfumery Buttons &c:
&c. Also Wedding Cake Boxes Pamphlet Cases, Card
Cases, Shelf Boxes &c, &c. All kinds of Boxes manu-
featured at short notice Orders respectfully solicited
and promptly attended to. Goa Main street. Worces-
Ter, Mass d3m myu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10
Arrival of the Africa at New York.

New YORK, June 9.-Steamship Africa,
from Liverpool, Saturday, 18th ult., has ar
rived up and her papers were received at one
O'Clock Her news is not so late by two
days as that by the Arago telegraphed from
Newfoundland
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-10

NO LET-A nice tenement of 4 Rooms,
Il the Post Onice-fourth story Rent $50 In
Qure Of JAS. r. PIERCE. distf my24
/ AAIES r. PIERCE gives especial atten
~ tion to the and renting of Houses Stores &c;
also, to general collecting. distf mch22
lNO LET-The Rooms over the Meat
u Market of Hiram Fobes, Front street, formerly
occupied Belt mandatory and are suitable for a
Boot or Shoe nanuiactoty Inquire of
f24 distf JAMES r. PIERCE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-11-23
II HIe5E. NoRTH oARoIINA. NOVEMBER as,asse

their own offspring. Ida grew up to be
sensible and lovely woman, and was equally
good as she was pretty but for her amia
blilty piety and purity of heart she was III
debted to the angelic woman who reared her
t was known that this estimable lady wa.
TO- heir her uncie's vast estate, as he was
chlldless Ofcourse she had score or more
OF levers But she rejected them all. Wher
asked by her friends what her motives were
for not marrying she would reply, that the
generality OF young men were So dissolutt
mat she was really afraid to trust her desti
ny into the hands of any of them. .Iudr;no
By their deyofion to King 1AlcohoL thev loved
him better than herself And sbs.wonld npl
= stop to an opportunities, by sayirgZsSc
much sorrow, pain and wretchedness have j
seen, caused by my sex wedding dissipated
men, that | shall forever remain in single
blessedness.' q
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-11-23
Variety is the Spice Of Life.

A couple of journeymen printers in
New York, named Wilkins and Hughes,
exchanged "leaded matter" from shooting
sticks" in French's Hotel, a few days since,
in quarrel. Hughes got "qnod" in tho
brcadbasket, and bis sfoI n" was taken to
the hospital. Wilkins distributed himself
as quick as possible. "a foul case"
g "You had better ask for manners
thar money" said finely dressed gentle
man to beggar who asked for aims.
81 asked for what thought you had the
most of" was the reply Of the mendicant.
g- An old topper CHARGED to drink
glass of water, yesterday, for want Of some
thing stronger, smacked his lips, and turn
ing to one Of bis Companions, remarked
"Why, it don't taste badly. I've no doubt
tits wholesome for females and tender chill
dren."
The prevailing mode of arranging the
hair for young ladies, styled a Z Imperd-
trice, is now slightly modified. The hair
is parted down the middle Of the forehead,
arranged in rich bandeaus, and then wound
round the head in double plat, forming
! diadem; on the back OF the head is
placed velvet bow with long ends.
Eg- Doctor Bolus, who was very angry
when any joke was passed on his profes-
sion, once said: II deny any person whom
| | ever attended, to accuse me of igno-
rance or neglect" "That you may dc
safely Doctor" replied a wag, "desd men
tell no tales"
j A man on passing. through gateway
in the dark, bit his nose against q post.
81 wish that post was in HI" said he
Better wish 1t was in heaven, said bystan
der, then you would be sure not 10 ruI
against it again.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-11-23

R A clergyman of Concord, N. a., so
says the Statesman of that place, met q lit
tie boy of his acquaintance n the cars, and
saidto him, This is quite stormy day, my
son. Yes, SIR said the boy, this is very
net rain.' The clergyman, thinking to re-
buke such hyperbole, asked if he ever knew
of other than wet rain. The boy answered
that he never knew personally Of any 9TH
er. but he had read in certain book of a
time when it rained fire and birthstone, and
lhe guessed that was not wet rain.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-11-23

TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA.-The Liver
pool Daily Post, on the 9th October, pub
fishes intelligence received at late hour the
previous night, that the splendid vessel Roy
al Charter, had been totally lost in Muffa
Red Bay, near Bangor, Ireland Upwards
of four hundred persons were on board, and
only ten are said to have been saved. She
had half million in gold on board When
the disaster took place is unknown. The
telegraph had ceased to work, and destruc-
tive storm prevailed along the coast. The
same paper expresses the hope that the loss
of life had been exaggerated, some of the bod
i les had washed ashore.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-11-23

MINISTER TO FRANcE.-It is now confident
" asserted in high official quarters, that
no appointment will be made to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of Hon. John
Young Mason, late American minister at the
French Court, until Congress meets.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-11-23
ME5xI.
Gbt Spirit of tbe STU
:. NJ. Or ornaan. |.
EDITOR AND rRorzrEToR

MS
Single Subscribers, 81 q psf annum
TO clubs Of 3 and upwards, 81 90 each; !
rv- INvARtAHLy N ADVANCE. ls5s 4
10 paper wiEl6c Cont longer dlAn ti.e,, time
Tor which it has been paid and no paper sent
unless the cash accompanies the order.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates
of advertising.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08

rison eco Person, Connery &co. e Hart eco, :,
&co, HUI Kennedy Thiele, Seller Geo p Cusace
Bros eco. Walker h Snider. Alexander Sco. "A Nc
Lauren. T B Smith. l. sturtevant &co F Duconge
II Harris Geo. .Parmele & Brother Robson l.
Allen. g N Harvey eco. .Pothier Geo. Il Schwartz
Shark, Stauffer &co. Wheeler 4 Blake Baquie
Bailey, Blanchard &co. s. NJ Todd &co. Head, Mas
sic &co. d Williams 4 Son. .Byrne, Vance &co. e
B Wheelock C Carriere. j Devereux. .Fellowes &
co. j Burnside &co. Smith h Bro. .McKleroy Il
Bradford: Dudley, Nelron &co l. Deloche Och
meier Il Leoffler. r. L Adams &co w J Stevens.
Horrell, Gayle eco Edward Nolle eco. j c / B S
Kicks &co. Scott, Williams eco. Hughes, Hyllested
&c0. Noise = Levy. Payne Gco. LIT Col A Q Myers
burn. ID G Wilson j NJ Shafer. j N Roberts "A
Duthill. Vincent eco. Clark, Steppins eco. Magee
y Kneass Dunn eco. Phelps, Park eco. .Rousset
Genin. II H Hansell. "A d Donovan eco. North,
Duthill &co. .Potthier & Fanchaux. and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08

PHILADELPHIA. Bark David Kimball j L
Aubert G 7 Buddecke. Price & Coulon. "A Mag
nier. Slater &co, .Shultz Egger.. S Branch
Mint. Priestley Bein: T X Finlay. = Mcpherson
man. W Armetrong. Black & Hotty.,.F Bauer. j
Turnell. j ? Turner. i Cox. j Wright &co, "A
Jearney. Mrs Forsyth. Dix & Ranlett. Rice, Bros
&co; ,McCuteheon Howell &co Thornhill &co. :.
zeigler Henderson & Peale. c Oaktord. H D Sea-
man Sco. Robson l. Allen. Moses Greenwood &oo.
Jordan. Clark, Mosby Geo. Rev c G Gillespie.
Massey, Huston &co. Payne, Steele &co, G N Nor
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.


AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Journal will begin Janu ny lst 1850 Tie most encoui.
aging prospects, r rIi1, + ,hI En %1e; 9s
and several and sdded which together
with It's handsome pictorial illustrations must increase its
as heretofore will be the leading
worthy Of the interest desires foster Every De-
psIme,t Of Southern Agriculture will receive due aeen,
es i"r as have been tested BY
contributors are constantly writing for this department Of the
excellent Horticultural and Tomoloeca Information and il
as one Of the useful features Of the
a9 S eenasn,
'D", 49, N.' s'1 NV MIS-. |. yiRaEs1A FRENCH
will retain the he, @ Of the II columns of the Home
her many admirers and welcome extended
os wen sn TG fsF 5
arer in the Homestead" for 1855 from the pen Mrs
heretofore to be Illustrated with handsome engravings pre-,
News Summary Of Foreign and Domestc e S will ap
pea II asfi yarsS ii
msks Of x Re to
te Reports for 1859 the editors determined their
,.s ssT Is %
sGu1 if not superior both in contents and
Paper na VIII be practical benefit his farming operations
t soE% %h hNb H FtsMsTh his
printed in the Handsomely style, and spendiy embeIsbed
One copy s. Year six copies so TN an
ira copy 10 the person getting up the Club Address
Send for specimen numbers prospecvses ETC. Make
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD . From Canton. IL bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore &co. SO Thornhlll &co. 10 Cutrer,
Harrison &co g Lewis & Oglesby. 8 Carroll, Hoy Il
CO. IS r L Adams Geo. Harris & Levi 4 McLe-
more Rayburn AGO. 8 Smith, Harris AGO. q McFar-
land l. Barksdale. Total 81 bales cotton.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
T = Il u B 3 SS1PPI
GREAT GEN.
&R@ srRAI ROUTE k@g sEssa !.

GREAT GEN.
A1R9 TRIAL ROUTE k
TO all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE.
Comprising the following NEW and
LIE q ANT PASsEN NIGER PACK rs:
Will leave New Orleans as follows during year 1885,
VIM. NJ. Morrison. Capt. BoHnger.
Feb H. March and 23 April H. Nav and 20 june H. July
and 81 Aug. 10 and 20
ChnmPiOn-............Cap Capt. Z. B. Moore.
Feb 49, March and g april 4 May and a. June 49, July
Imperial Capt. Rogers.
Feb ID March and 81 April 49, May 26 Is July
and rs. Aug. H.
J. G. Capt Jones'
Feb IL March and g APs + Nay and % June IL Jul,
AleclS Scott. Capt. R. A. Reilly.
Feb 49, March Il 81 April 90 May 10 and 30 june 10
July and %, Aug Is.
New Falls City...........Ca Capt Woods.
Feb 81 March ls April and % May a. June and e. July
IL and 81, Aug. 20
New Uncle Sam. Capt switzer
Feb ' March Is april s and 4 Nag June and 2 July
John Walsh. ......C Capt. J. Molloy.
Feb Is March H. April and Is Nay June and s5 July
City of Memphis. Capt Kountz.
Feb 81 March 49, April and g Nay 49, June and ~ July
.Capt hl1leIeltef.
March and q, April 10 and 80 May ~ June and 90 Juy
l9, Aug. 8 and %.
APssengers rely that according the above sche-
due this Line Boats will make DIRECT connect ons at
Cairo and st. Louis
With the
OHIO AM MISSISSIPPI
And
Ill N OILS CE MFR al RAIL r A D s
For all Towns Cities and Watering Places in the
North, East and West,
ton New ona S
agAa Fas Montreal 9ne6ac and Portland il the Northeast,
And with less changes than by any route to the North
H~THR0UGH TICKETS good unit, used
HJ-BAGGAGE CHECKED T HRUUGH and no charge for
handling "
AJ-For information Through Tickets apply at the
UNION TICKET OFFICE,
Under the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans
The Oldest Eab shed Office in South and the only one
where Plans of the Boats Cabins be seem Saerooms
cured and THROUGH TICKETS Purchased to all Mort herr
and Eastern Cities. W. Il, BEDDING
fell General Agant.
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tn = c0 q, r Y s..

$500. 49, an q nj - q. b =,
~. 80. 49, - "l 20.
guilty
u b Cerfiere wes tiled for assault and batterv and
s,.,,,. .rss, a Z -'s-s -
.,'' $500 sspsy. -. ~,
kiIl, pleaded guilty to assault with q dangerous
wesR9n. ana ~, , plea - accepted.
ssl!ins liqaoF without licenss, we're granted new
.tcnAet Mah0ney N1s sentenced for larceny to
esgnses1 &, 9oasng Y re fenlfenEary
gsn nelne, Seen 6apsige Contlne, and Daniel
acreslss 81 $1,000 Mlsn larceny !; Frank !ngles,
eoas1e1 49, yilg conceaiea weapons and Law
renee ncyomick, charged WIN assault and battery,
werp disnissed BY MOLE prosequi.
heqon1Ea SUMMARIZE C0URr-The dock was crowd
Cd yesterday, with one Of the blnest crowds of Mon
Gay morning blues " ever saw. No less than 80
nso % sws lneif turn ior short chats with
drunkenness,
Vmoer Montague; ssslsIea ~ Matthew's, had uI
an0tlef company q ne Aontagne Guards" IL II
nnmner, saey navlns Deen ont on another inyestiga
1Sn q ~ ,evse .pa a on sunday night ant
whiskiles and psnnile9 Only one of the Is couli
pay t9e charge ~ The others were sent to prison
Tor ten 1Ays Y DEBUT
csrs n sns shcvn tbat Se az srv mas a,s
e.. - = =
WhOfn1 MnSkIEf. nnqnujtinp tho nj ~
nnrs1 9nd flresfeninr n mnrdsr Rnrhs ~ Mana.
ie gieet ~ put under peace bonds for Hi months
Msr4iS Tnfnhy m rasnr hreese a. tha a. GbarIas
Hoss Mi dsxins Enifa on N q Hntcbin s wus. s
required % furnish similar bonds and pay Is besides
joh1 Lvnch. John Reed. "A Moore ana n PAT Con-
INV imnrisoned 81 ne al inat A. accessor;es - III
ska6binQ 81 Huh Kelly II Conwav,s codeehonse On
Fulton street, were * II liberty; Kelley declarno
ehst fhev hsd had n0khinr u IA viii M afE.;ss
Denis skeefe, charged with obtaining money nnde,
(alse prefences: Lana Smith, charged with rohhnn
Robert Wallace 81 4l25, were also dismissed.
James Scott, for carrying brass knuckIes. was re-.
CURED 70 pay $40 Or take two months 10 tie Work.
knnas HerSnlea and Frank sava. For os,;n ~ ~,
Fem street. we're required TO pay SO each. Not
ssyin8 ~ 9oPuses, tney were sent jail 70 receive
- iasnes eeen. NJ 4.
Alke nans 81 tne longest term 81 the Workhouse
~ mo0tne ~ aEeahng $l9 coat from J. @. Pen
she drinking way were sent out for shorter terms
Ine naoNine pafties were arralgnsd and held fol
sutase ex, -, ~
Aaam Wllos charged ~ ME- L. L. Brown with
1aonsog soma person q MN unknown, on Magnolia
&rees; on nasuFoay sent 20 prison TO be arraigned
aga9 s9eay. fessesday We enormously reported
snat NJ bf0Rn VA tne man stabbed sHe Is only the
..
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FOR OPELOUs S.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ats PM.
i, r. FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
lGAEnr,6S w. burton, g. f. Louailler, master, will
aSS%@1 leave above, taking freight for Old River
smmsport and all landings the Atchafaya also taking
Hudson Bayou Sara Morganea and Red River For
freight or passage apply on board
j. NJ. JOHNSTON h CO.,
No. 3 Front LeYee,
dis If near Custombouse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.

EoUvELLE. ORLEANS Janvier, 1859.
An Conseil Commun de Ia Eouvelle- Orlc4n
I A PETITION DIES s0ussIgnes respectueuse
- que la morite requse par nonvello
de Ia VILE signe cette petition, lis prIen
orabe corps passer resolution auorisant IL Controller
vendre cinq ours davis dams In gazette ocee
Ia construction de bangneties bques rigole
Champs ysees avenne Lafayette ains que repsres
ton de celes da aies nveemen yau. lis demandent
aust Ia yene soft dehnvc OF kaire soft autorse
fae con'ra Pacquereur Les paements fats
compliant Pncheyemsnt du trava conformemeut
agnemeuts nvelements par voyer
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NouyEILE ORLEANS, Janvier 1882
phonorable Conseil Commun de la Nonvelle Orleans

NouyEILE ORLEANS, Janvier, 1889.
APhonorable Conseil Commun de Ia Nonvelle Orleans
M EsSlEURS-i.es soussignes proprietaires
4A fasan face Ia POydras Levee Raronna
respectgsemcn deuaniant corps conform
emen la ls0 section d Ia cbare VILE fare yendre
fenca apres ~ ours de notice. pour njyeler Of
payer de des blocs de granite cares nayan
MONS de 10 ponces de large IL
De u urge sur s long pas
DE ~ pouCes depasseur Les dts blors
mere 1hte cotes les bouts lie talles dc maniere
former une Suttace nnie Outrage toue sode LIE
a e de Londres ayec un reyetemen de pochs
pills ct lie tout convenabement nm rouleau isns
gun soft ben ss Les curb les deux cites de la
user0ht eieves ct nivile hauteur
e conner upe ihre cnus ct les banquees
eVees convertese perres plates
sections de seon pves en- erres mates de- Ia
meens qmle de In ryere dn nord devront reas
ae large les peres qnon enroiera peds do
large peds de long moins de pouces depasseur
etre nieyees au centre an nivesu du pavAge,
W ii, Montgomery, par A. r. Montg emery, 3S p!eds
Aug r. montgomery 10
@. A. Socomb, ~
JAS. A. HOPKINS Secretaire
a25 ltawSw du Cor sell des Assistants Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II. 1859.
the city of New Orleans
Of property fronting Hercules kapart street from
rabe body asresab section la CITY Charter sell q.
grading paving Hercules from Julia to st. Andrew
street With granite blocks not less Than niche. BY
e s saS eh
a. a sPs e
good sod work Said be hid ssonay
IL. from ps NIL r
roller seed The usual curb stone four 'd nesss
,hek t. be furnished when s c suryeyor think
work III curb both sides Hercules from mia
ssa hs . ssse rs g nd
speedy manner and the sidewalks be tagged
s w sss Sg m K yer ss s ..d
sx inches thick to be raed in the center graded to The
rhq 2, Murray, lsa feet on Hercules.
New Orleans, Jan. II, 1859.
Secretary Board Ct Assist Aldermen
NouyELLE- ORLEANS, II Jsnyter 1850
Aphonorable conseil Common de la Nouvee orl6ans:.
a.sn .ss : rhs s..,.s
a. "a rue st. Andrs deandan
de la Vile tire snean apr, 20 ours de- noece mn
s9n,Fn p1nE nves ct payer "a die Hercules
oss de 10 pouees de- large IL long pas ps
e. dis so as s n
fnere auae les coies lie bout ct lie haut aes maniee
Former surface unis solid, q,
On pavage sera place diegonalemen de sable d
ac Ct e eavois de ondes poucss
de sable u lac ct de grsvois de ondre nerces hens
reps ct e tout convenablemen compesse par u ronleau
hsgua qu'i soi hen H Lee deny coas
de Ia rue eront eleves ct nvees haueu convenab de
tahere donner un lbre banquettes
seron eeNees ct psres plates Les trayrsex
anS intersections de tous les psyees en- pierrs de
Ia meienre qiaile de In rviere du deyrcn ayor
pied de large les .rrts qu' epoera avor peds
ne eds de long ct pas mons de d'apaseur
Ell ere eleyee. an centre au niev du payage
Thg 1rs'n Murray, iSiss pisds Hercules.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretsire
jas 1ttw8w du Conseil des Assistants Alde.n.r
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ls41gt wE s sA fH GIN rf'- 80 +

I'm
TO yICKsBURG.
TUESDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent q. s.. Mail packet Princess. Captain
Wilson, will leave for Donaldsonvlle Plaquemine Baton
Rouge Pert Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
a an efsars k0 HTg g.
o'c ock p M. "
The Princess vicksbnrr the steamer Roe
buck and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo
as high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. M,
The magnificent U. >: Mail packet Vtcksburg, Capt
Capt ". Cannon, will leave for Donaldsonville Plaque
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams, Nachez, Waterproof Rodney ST. Jos
eph, Grand Gulf Warrenton vicksburg, Miken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Landing, Skpwith Landing, PHI
ing and Point Worhiugton, EVERY THURSDAY at
O'Clock P. NJ.
The vICKsBURG connects at vicksburg with tn.
steamer DEWDROP and will take freight all landings or
the Yszoo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent y. s. Mail packet Natchez, Capt
Baton Rcuge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Nachez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand
Gull, Werrenton and Vcksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at s
The steamer NATCHEz connects at vicksburg with
steamer DEWDRoP and will take freight for ali landing,
on the fazoo river as high up as Greenwood.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets will eay.
their regular days. without fail the appointed Al
to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These will responsible any letter or pack
containing money lewsry other vauaes unless regular
bills Of adng specifying contents and value and
the freight paid for any vuabes deposited with the osr
BY the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
or s isB'S q 0f HSS ri
jell tt r.B. SMITH. No Trhnnniton Ian At
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OUAC HITA RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. sth inst. at s O'Clock Pr
,-@ - OUACHITA KIyER-For Point Pleas
Port Union, Mouth d'Arbonne, Trenton Monroe
Pine Bluff Castor Landing Columbus Harrsonbng Trinity
and all temedate landings Lower Onachita and Black
Rivers. The light drausht aud swift running packet
steamer w. w. Farmer, W. W. Rsher master e.
Shields clerk will leave above For freight Or passage
having elegant passenger 4tions apply on board
FIRGINIUS g. DENTZEL.
M Advertising Agent,
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NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 4, 1885,
To the Honorable'the Common Council
OF the City Of NV Orleans

GENTLENIEN-The undo RI gned owners
of property fronting Poydas Front eyse
to arronue street. most respecfny petition yousHonoabe
ody agreea6y to section i2 new City Charter sell pub
grading and paving Poydas 10 Bar
rome street, with granite blocks less than inches wiGs
by twelve inches long. than inches wide NV
inches long nor less than ten inches thick
T.. be OF best quality of granite having the and ton
well dressed as form laid and 10 bs
good sold work. Sail be laid diagonay on four
inches OF sharp sand and London gravel coming or Ton
arsss ~, when l,d Of four sand London
roller until well settled The usual onr inches thick
to be furnish d. when the City Surveyor may think 1t requisite
70 change the old cnrbnR, In substantial work
The curb stone on both sides Of poydras from Front
in such manner to free the Os need
manner and the sidewalks be tagged The foo,
crossings At the intersection of all the streets TO be laid with
best North river aggng and to be four feet wide stone
ed TO be two feet four long not than six
inches thick to be raised in the center graded te road
pavement. ~ = ~ 'N
" II Montgomery, per Aug R Montgomery 80 feet
aug n montgomery 80 :.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS cretary
Board Assistant Alderman,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08
Al A BA M A RIVER

r. FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lSsA&(S = sPRINGs-Twice week-The steamer ADJ
Bladon and Cullum Springs twice week, as follows
Leaves Mobile for Bladon and Cuum Springs and Demopo,
every Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
Mobile for Bladon Cuum Springs every wsdnes
day evening, at O'Clock.
Returning
Leaves Badon and Cunm Springs every Tuesday Thnrs
day evening" o'clock. arriving Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, at O'Clock.
For passage, apply to -
T. q. SMITH, 4Tchonpitoulas street.
te26 II or SIMPSON / COOKE Mobile ~