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BY BENJAMIN KENDIG.

TWO FINE BRICK DWELLINGS ON DELORD STREET
between Camp and Magazine streets, without reserve.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
ArcnoSEER-tfice, No. % Banks' Arcade
SATURDAY, 10Th April, 1859, at lie O'Clock
M at the Banks Arcade Magazine street. will ue sold
without -
TWO CERT. IN LOTS OF GROUND with all the improve
nehs thereon situated in the First District the square
bounde1 by Camp Magazine, Deord St Joseph streets
said lots are designated Lots Nos IL and L. tow;
LIST Lot No. II q feet inches and lines front on
Delord street. by l9 feet inches lines in DEPTH The
improvements COMPRISE two story brick cling stc
aud an IRON veranda in 'front.' containing paors dining
room and corridor first floor large bedrooms and nail
second foor two and large hall ia attic so
story brick building attached containing kitchen
roouE cistern, water works, washroom, and
other necessary out buildings n the yard.
Lot No IL q fee inches lines front by
s feet 10 inches and lines in depth The Improvements
prise wostoy brick dwelling with attic and iron
In from: containing paslors dining and corridor on
first onr two large bedrooms on second floor two
rooms and large hall in the attic story brick building at
tached containing kitchen and servants rooms also two
story brick building in the tanning rooms csern
erwors wood house. and necessary ou.
buildings in the yard and introduced til house
The yards ncked and divided by good brick wall there
is alley running from Deord street the rear common
to said lois The dwellings for $50 per month each
No. IL j. leased up to the year 1861.
A4-TERMS-unethirdc cash, balance one and two wears
credit for notes oearng mortgage the property per
cent Interest from date maturity and if not then
kept insured and policy transferred until first note is
paid.
Act Of sale before Charles srnger Notary Public a. the
of the purchaser.
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AUCTION SALES.


CREDIT sALE-ieo CASES OF BOOTS. SHOES AND
Brogans. -
BY BLAcHE & BEAUMONT.
Auction Store II Chartres strest.
ss .:'ss Il: Il r. IN / NJ
rpp leS case: o. Boots, Shoes and Bfogans.
CREDIT sALE-suMMER CLOTHING, WHITE SHIRTS
and Jeghorn hate
BY BLACHE + BEAUMONT,
Auction Rom. II Chsrtrss street.
M at Their Auction Room so77 Shaftts. street. viii ::
Is ca.es Of Mems and Boys Leghorn Hats
500 lots Of Summer Clothing
100 dozen American White Shirts
- TERMS-At sale. -.. 40
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. ETC.
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store, s. st. Charles street
,,r,x rvr.,x. R. AKsIlILp, Auc.ionesr.
nr At ss.S gas ss Viii ebs = soIs weekday eve"-
large collection Of the best the best authors In
ssfssi :es AZ
"ndd "a also BLANK Sook so os
sis ssss L. f
.EMBRoIDERIEs AND DRY-GooDs.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
formerly II. Peychsud, Hyde 4 Coz
is.s .a.o APr gdn IL q - q,cIee A.
lo packages I'D pts Of ,ss.opsele DyGocd. .nch
Napkins, - Iri.h Linens Pillow Case Linens. Linen Dris
os.ss J:ss s . es
ssiss s,ps = nj: Hosiery ETC. =.
, .d;ss Of New Orleans Jssr.on M srssnvs
@ eppa,any for
small means 70 purchase cheap Lots fo confoabe home
or for capitalists to invest speculation.
BY j. a. BEARD + CO.,
GARDNER snrH. Auctioneer.
w NJ, at he CITY Hotel viii be Sold d. - '''s'>
First District.
sy g %
sqnare No Gas bounded by Common Gravier CLARK and
Square No ss honndeA ~ ommon, Gravier Genos and
Tsy hs.ss street,, cont. ming g Lots t.
n Square No. 6ss bounded by Hsgan Avenue. Clark,
from Common towards Cansl containing "a Lots
White streets containing s. os The sanaaesa and Shell
Common street omnbusses every quarter ii an hour
~h nine oTs 8 81 III o in the ,ou,s.a
crA N e Olympia and MHrs
and ST. James Streets containing 2S Lots.
Second District.
BY .as h su
ing 20 feet inches front On Canal street 25 inch lines
IS a' eis ss :
Bernanote and St Anthony aiming 10 Lois opposts
the Public Park, the Metairie Ridge.
fhe above descrbed properties situated parts Of the
city which rapidly increasing in value worthy the
attention Of capitalists others.
Jefferson City,
10. Square No. Is bounded by Leonine Peters Avenue
Camp and Chestnut streets, containing q lots
H. TEN LOTS or GRFSSsfI4HyHii ~ .,u. ,..s :.
Wall Oliver Lover Line and Pine Streets lot meas
urng 10 feet front by 100 feel Depth between parallel
and forming one. half OF said square.
CnrrolltOn.
R Square No. 229 b. bounced by Hamilton Laurel
Mccarthy and Fifteenth Streets opposite Frederick Puh
Square ard two from the New Orleans jackson
Railroad, containing "a lots.
Plans Of the above properties the office Of tn
auconeers and will be exhibited at the City Hotel day
before The sale.
TERAS-one fth cash; balance a credit of l. q and
year oearlnR per cent Interest and cent
eventual interest," secured by property
before R. j. Ker NotHry Public at the
Of the purchR - = - q
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orncr OF THE LOUISIANA T.nuAsrrrnc COMA,

orsicH OF THE LOUISIANA TEnUANTEPEC COMPANY,
No. IS CarOndelet street,
,,. New Orleans. Nov. q, 1858. J
rFursunnt to q Resolution OF the Board
Of Directors
Is hereby given that the Books Of Subscription to the
Capital Stock Of this Company be opened ~ their Office lis
Carendele street TUESDAY sd November 1853 from
ne nour o. A. NJ TO NJ under the scrntendenee
the following named Commissioner:
Messs Ambrose Ianfear Wilhelnus BoVsr George Urqu-
rich. $3.50 ~ S
Under the provisions OF the charter the
dred dollars each Aid the payments be stock
Subscribed are AZ follows Ten the time
II ninety days Thereafter But in.allment Of the stock shall
at least onehrd Of the Railroad shall be and not
then unless called for In conformity resolutions
yousy passed by the stockholders at meeting duly
for tha. purpose. l.. HEYLIGER
NO If Sscrs,orr
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VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL
road, Auction.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,


Ofice-ll Commercial Place.
'FHUREDAY, April 18th, 1859, at IL o'clock,
at the City HOTEL Common street auction, will SOLD
"A VERY DESIRABLE FARM situated in the Perish Of st.
Helena ~ miles from Tangpsbo, the New Orleans
jackson Railroad. containing Eighty acres
Sky Of which in cultivation, and forty be easily
cleared 1t little expense
There the place good log house, Kitchen four grain
houses stables and poultry house. together with fine
Of shout forty feet deep.
Also about hundred Fruit trees consisting of peach apple
ounce Hnd fig There running through
the place and good fence around the cleared land
This offers fine opportunity purchase farm or summer
residence. being only seventyeight miles from city.
cash balance in and IL months for
city acceptance atsfacto endorsed caring per
II paid thereafter cent
interest until fna pa, nent.
Act of sale before Charles strnger Notary Public the
pense of the purchaser. as
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By J. B. WALTON.
MARBLE FOUR STORY STORE, CORNER or xvoA.
zDe and Matches reets sas positive sod vitbost 70.
serve.
BYLB. WALTON


4a Ofcs No. 10 BsnG PIaee.
THURSDAY, April II, 1859. At n o,eIseh.
H. At BanKs Arcade viii IN Il public sacticc vitScai
limit the following described valuable properly n
the OF business to Wit:
A LOT OF GROUND In the Squars bounded By Mamma
Poydras Tchoupouas and Matches dernsaed On
plan drawn by Joseph Pile dated 26th January le q.
strDger late Notary 10 this City and deposited In she
Office Of II. Hahn. k.q N. r., Lot No 20 and part Ls
N23 measuring ~ feet inches front Magazine sresf %
feel l2 inches the ns 104 fest the line
Poydrss street and los feet IN depth and front Matches street.
all Amsricss 1esa.are; With the building ,hsreon, being
STORY STORE, covering the entire h occupied BY and
leased to Bloom Coz Wholesale srocera. With the
houses the lots below described until the LIST oeobsr 1859
at the rate Of s12o0 per annum.
~ This properly has heretofore been leased ct $500 and
3ls0peI annum.
and desgnstsd upon the same plan lots Nos IL and l6
Lot No. Is q feet front Nstchez a feet
inch the ne GO feet ii inches the line Of the
or the lots fronting Magazine 81 feet inches the
other side line, dividing y from lot No. Il.
Lot No. IA Adons lot No. ID and hea the
front and by depth 81 feet inches the line Of lot
No. and 90 feet inches the oter side line towards
Tchoupoulas street.
Upon these two lots brick and slate roof WAREHOUSE
suitable for storing and other produce leased with
store fronting on Magazine street.
~ TERMSOne fourth cash the balance ct and two
years credit the notes Of the their order In
equal bearing per cent per snnum interest from
payment II not puncuay paid secured BY special mortgage
upon the property sold with vendors privilege.
Purchaser will be required to the property fully insured
until after the maturity and payment Of the hrs note and
transfer the poll les Of insurance 10 the vendor.
Acts Of sale before Theo Guyo Esq., the expense Of the
Durc ~
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sNkw ORLEANS. JACKSON AsD GREAT NoRrHERs2
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans March rs. 1859. }
Public notice IL hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Company
will be held their office on Camp street opposie Iafayetts
SQUARE on MONDAY April H. 1852 at Il O'Clock NJ, in
m26 tall RS CHARLES Secretary
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A TWO-STORy BRICK BUILDING On VAIENE1E
street. District ST. Mary's Market and
the business portion Of the city, auction without
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, A pri1 18th, 1859, at 12 O'Clock.
NJ Al the City Hotel, Common street, at public auction
will be sold
very convenient two-story Brick Dwelling with attic
situated the square bounded by Gaienne Annunciaon,
Hope and Constance Streets
The Lot "a inches lines on sien
ME date Bartholouew) street. by depth, between parallel
lines Of III feet 10itchea and 8 lines.
The building stories high and contains FIVE rooms
the portion. with attic and In the build
ing, with all necessary out-honses.
In he yard there cern and water works and the
is in very good der, and rented 10 good tenant
~ TERMS-Ope.thrd cash balance In twelve eighteen
and twenty hs for notes bearing cent interest,"
mortgage on the property.
Kept insured and policy transferred
vendor.
Act Of sale before j. W. Breedove Notary Public the
expense of tn purchaser. as
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS MEN TO PUR-
chase comfortable residences Camp street. in the First
District, within few minutes walk business portion
Of the cifyTo be sold without reserve, long credit
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Piece.
THURSDAY, April II, 1853, at l2 O'Clock.
NJ, at the City Hotel Common street. will be sold pub
lie auction
THOSE TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,, adjoining situated
in the First District in bounded by Camp Gaienne
Magazine and Erao streets occupied by the REV
Charles Goodrich and H. G. Stetson, Esq.
The lots each 80 feet front Camp street.
depth Of 12S feet between parelle lines Each house
two parlos dining five well ventilated bed
ing with spacious and comfortable hack buildings
csterns and works In the yard which tagged
connected with the front b. side entrance we'll tagged
tho buildings back few street. and have
wide galleries above and below the entirely htted
with fixtures throughout and in fact possess every
yenience necessary for geneel family This sale offers
the few opportunities tn business purchase comforts.
Bile residence convenient to business.
Each residence is rented $500 and
easily rented for 900.
RTERMs-Onefo cash balance in equal payments at
years. for notes bearing interest," secured
by rgage the property and either
OF the notes not paid at maturity.
Property be kept insured and policy transferred to vendor
Acts o. sale before r. Brenau Notary Public the ex.
perfe of the purchasers. as
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EACrs AVID Suggestions, oLA1M1NG rHE

FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE
consideration of all those concting business either on n
large small scale in the city or untry
anerectly reliable SAFE when encounerinr fire.
from hundred to thousand tim its cost ANYTHING hu
true dispense with these of article or to
eonfde in that liable etorae thus becoming unre
liable when old. ~
The subscriber has constantly .ae SAFES in New
York ST. Louis and Boson whicre not only originally
70 those who may visit addrt by
for uistrbuon and he neither wishes any to pur
chase, unless fully satisfied that cou,sels
them - do
Safe is indispensable ho having occasion to keep
books, papers, money jewery. is fire policy those
owning cks Of merchandise anhe foregoing bie Ausion
tn of ncalculable iinrtance will hoped in
dnce Of the former class to aeca the necessity of
vesgang subject inmateconneeted with their pecu-
Diary Nelfure. iAkC BRIDGE
NILS I'm Dl Magazine street
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EXTENSIVE AND POSITIVE SALE OF TWENTY VAL
uabe squares Of Ground In the First District Of this city
divided nto 6 Lots In the immediate vicinity Of the
T. g. Marine Hospital, comprised within the limits o.
road PoydraA and Common and HAgAn avenue,
long credit without endoses. Sale positive and without
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FOR SALE-TIE UNDERSIGNED. JUST
S arrived from Cincinnati, Offers for sale large lot of
M Newfoundland and many other different species of
R44 Dogs Poland Chickens and God Pheasant Chick.
MS; also Twelve different pairs of assorted Pigeons.
Establishment Rampant street, between Common and Ca
AL opposite the livery stable.
MA Inns G. REICuE
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4 BOUNTY LAND AND PwNsIONa-OYfIoR
No. ~ Exchange Alley stairs, opp0uto ~
M postof Soldiers, sean,sp and Teamssn Who hsss
days IN since i'm Ar
entitled to 49, Of land Widows and minor chiidrsa 81
deceased Soldiers Seaen and Transfers are entitled 10 -
land aud pensi ms Claims male procuse viii dis.
patch by JOHN PURCELL. a-7e
lnl56u Il Exchange Alley, ap stairs
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FOR SALE.

49, FOR SALE-A STORE AND DWELLING
EW The undersigned having good business places on
the n O., and G. N Railroad, wishes sell one-nne store
being enough for The 7S miles from
it,
For particulars, apply to CUTRER HARRISON 4 CO. Of
Carondeet street, New Orleans, myself E. ragi
nah .
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az ANNIVERSARY BALI. '------- J.
h or THE s
01A Indeuendent Order or flsass uc.l..- 8y

The R. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE l. o. q = ~ TX.
State Of Louisiana, will close the ceremonies or
18th April. IN commemoration Of the FORTfETH ANNls
YERsARY Of the Order Of Odd Fellowship jn the Unitsa
States, by giving n = ~
GRAND REGALIA, DRESS. FANCY DRESS AND
MASK BALL,
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NEW ORLEANS, Jackson AND GREAT NORTHERN ]
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, April ], 1859. !
- In conformity with the charter, All
election vii be held q s office q the Camp
from o'clock for eighteen irectortweve chosen
from Stockholders residing in Louisiana stock
es se represented pr IT said eecton but Z majority Of the
MONDAY April u.s. 1859 the office Of the Company from
10 8 o'clock.
ate RS CHARLES Secretarv
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JULIAN NEVILLE, Auconeer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
ENRIDAY, April 18th, Mt 10 O'Clock A. M.
l., the premises, will be sold
The entire Stock of Msrs ubernato Terry Wells in the
situated the Of Rampant Gate Hercules De-
lord streets.
The Stock consists in of Wines Corda Liquors. Teas
Coffee sugar. Flour Starch Candles Soap Hams Bacon Pre-
Pickles. sardnes Salt Broons, Tubs Axes ETC.;
also nine large Oil Cans, Fixtures, etc.
sar TERMS-Cash. a9
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a. JUST ARRIVED, WITH A CHOICE LOT of
~ VIRGINIA NEGROES, consisting of Plantation Hands,
Blacksmiths Carpenters and House Servants and will
be receiving fresh supplies during the Of the best
Negroes that can be bought in the Virginia Carolina mar
kets which offer for sale the reasonable terms for
cash approved paper.
s-oHce, of Espaaade and Chartres Streets New
Orleans.
mis- 6m6W JOHN r. SMITH
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CtiA MPAGNE-6oNDELLE GREEN sEALWINE-
~ nrect importation from Rheims For sale lots to suit
the trade. Orders receiyed~nd transmitted by
A. A. NEFINS h CO.,
jail On No. 81 Gravier street.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
WANTEDTO PURCHASE-AE A NO l HOUSE
w SERVANT AND CARRIAGE DRIVER for whom
liberal price will be psid. Apply
JULIAN NEVILLE d CO.,
az Ct Anctioneers ii Commercial Place.
WANTED-ANY ONE WANTING A COMPETENT
" Bookkeeper who we'll known in The city of
one by addressing q. al this Office. a6 If
61x WANTED-A SMALL VESSEL TO LOAD
MANI for Baltimore For terms, apply
&&9 J. II. BASS,
m2 No. lla Common street
GENTS WANTED-T TO SELL VALUABLE
"A Book published in New Orleans. Address 81
Office New Orleans La with postage stamp
turn answer. ja29 If
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Metairie iociatlon.
Proposals for RENTING . BOoTHKS on the Meairie |
Race Course for the January April Meetings 1861 will be
received until WEDNESDAY,ril 18Th to De addressed to
All DNEY STORY, Secretary.
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ALDadley Lodge No. 66, F.. and A.. M..-
Regular Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
uRDAf EVENING. At O'Clock, in TIER Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall, of ST. Charles and
to attend.
orTIcHRs-Wm g. Stewart, W. NJ. W. r. Purviance s. W;
W. q. Coupland j. W.; VIM. Cooper Treasurer s. l. Gull
let resary Edwin Marks, s. D.; j. H. Gennison j. D..
Tyl az "
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Animation. % eents ChiIdrsu ~ sssvssa =
ancc half price Saturday lopa Spy -sss q
DAY NOON "As1aA - - -
. a-Doou opsu Il nsht susFtsr bescss Cu,t, 4
bali past Door opsn As2urds5 - = lia<: c.
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
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e,s. A Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.


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Children three years old and under free those three
and twelve old haprice all twelve old.
fnlfare h,
Family tickets in packages of twenty-five be had at the
Office Of the Master Of transportation Merchants whose FAM
lilies reside the lire Of the road IN pack
Of for their personal reduced
The Accommodation will Magnolia usual,
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th Inst but will be dscobtn.
ued after date. .91- s.
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans and CAM
ton The Company prepared to forward Goods and
Packages of all kinds every place with which they have
nection receiving fio delivering domc OF its pa
VIM. NJ. .WADLEY
pl2 General gu rntenjent
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70 40 X puiil Tho do Edward Riispury lS1 macs
saRdries ii order Total l3S bales cotton AZ bbls
51dojnsee 81 e T ~ NE sE1l
81 vrRalyrJ 4oSvfr.rF steamer Grand nav. :s6s
~ S1ftsS I. nssihn Is a. Dssrv i Vilere s56
,ssss n I'm NE, srs d Trno,et i9S bbls
~ sas ~ = Tt os sSiss 81 t,ar hid
tsHrs T. ,,s,ss cotton II MAJ EWaa Fishury
~ y uars "a cotton eioca. Noblom &co
e. S;ss ,sS Il order Tota N hhs sugar
s - s.s.Ss ss.ss tt, es fs ;soass
zVs 49, ou.'on ~ ~
III "
100 bales cotton Hughes HyesssH ~ loo paies
cotton hara Summers WI r Msas e. 60
nv ~ Tlciae.' 49,. ~ 3 a Ii
By boga FS,eyH rbamnl;n 81 y NeIs sa,s.
son M X ~ a. Wand Hat ~ 20
p,a 49, Al r NnSanf S % -. ~
nasuss. Il, M 20 WysSht e Ia,
g n" s. 4 arso, 81 e aae =
stsnton Il Naw,nsn DInS, c eanee Sco
~ p s g s;cs. ~ W ~ SoA sco;
e g 2 - Sir Ico
VI ~ 80 - 10 = w. ~ q
srsin Pea I,nnca orr;.o,
49, ~ q Haring Ahhas ~ hsas snt4an ~
~ pr..s ny 90 u pes cos.oli y
Us go ~ Dtsnuel GO
c,sssr Totai ,Son ;s,s s. od.e,
u ~ nu.s. aoso DUES = eosson.
ieua Esa n.eamer VT naies cot1on
pS;,,;,ss N;s. Ao4 ~ CIV ~
= o aSq n9lle 1ye IL
9yo es aslly seo. .i ~
s ~ ~ 81 !, y 1co; y
s' ~ % 20 q 4co. nai ~
a.,,5 " Mi,, NY ~
Sc ~ y u aS Gso dmcnsa,
- g. e Z ~ ssi ~ sM.s 8
sc e p,.,S I2 80 Geo
~, = ~ sno Goo ~ asas
rS,sa 1,.a,s 80 ~ w., @ ~
f. NJ. Jury n, 49, ~ ~
noreaS - = sst, ss ss nSrmss
y 9 Estin eeG0o thompson. o
walker 4 snvder' 4 nnncan 4 Iopan .s Ina Watt !,
CO. ~ Scott. Williams &eo' . Rorers. WooiaII Nco
Il Perkins Zen snndr;es Il ories Tntai 1880 balas
cotton, II s5- IS Z III - 8
fspA IN r,.apr $685. :, ~ 5c...ai, 600
bales cation Is rooner w III HK Ca,tar re eSo
iac A. M;,ta,t,oI Ro wa'er ~ ~
r;so 1na Hssrn E,,aD - aayIs NAT
- cE tyE n noy
W ssH Nav xc Gs "a 9 oe hs
coftc s n N,so,s ~ 49, AZ pes
* IN res,, pis;r ~ .1;s als' ~
er " Reo e Nob,o, Sa lneot lay
tsoplvli c5et.sen,
asss M;,ta as.a = ao nnus ~ H. pois no
Leverich 6co 20 do ST hides bis s potatoe to
Toledano & TAYLOR Is bbIs pecans Goodrich Gco. II
Total 1883 bales cotton. ~
% DoNAInsnNvu c.oovnap :, mr. os Has
q. 9 h,is S u 20 mus
snear Troseia;r = naye ~ hs ans: % 1 illus
rcS IL ~ y - u IL ~ ~
a,y W Trsa5at = ~ q do ou heds sugar
e. a y as - ao "
rs SS A. = y ~ W ~ Il
n Wshso IL ,s, ~ NJ ~ 81 pols ~ ss
Mia n % ~ o. ~ ~
bs pa,a e. ons = a u.
bhs IL "a bhs ,,oIaaso "a t. ~ p sa %
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Leaves FRIDAY, Jan. l. at S p. NJ
st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad line.
r. FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central, ST.
- with the Ohio and Mississippi RalroadThe
cey p Rodney master, will ST. Louis and all
intermediate landings above For freight passage apply
on board.
yIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
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Leaves On THURSDAY. 9Th inst, at 5 Pm.
=, 01h = EOR CINCINNA TI-THE FINE REG.
Mar MA, PASSENGER packet steamer VIM. Baird
Wm y. Dunning, master. will leave for Cincin
na MADISON Louisville and all intermediate landings as
above. For freight or passage apply on board
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