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bss apples KsEsma asos2 bbs s onions " Druh.n-
WasheSa sas &. 81. onion. chopard EOS
o. Snsns tay, sso4 hsas sasssgs M
Sssssy s
Foxes 4soas casks ess9n mp BroQ
Mrs S4Is; cotton g, IN Hilsa do Foley Avery
5s
sted Aco- Byrne Vance Scot Davis Jenkins &co-i5
s-a TReah Fsewe. Sce
Geo
Frtssn, Stevenson kco5a Martin, Cobb kco-s2 Nv Champ
Total s43 bales cotton
k.1 aco sas n .s
Ward Hunt 4co-l0o Thos Henderson Peae-9 cotton
Ae Bailey MU0n Bos do
20 rishss Grove: Ssess With n
snsds. Ssss Hughes ayllsssd Vance
%gS, ssxi ssasnas. a's
Turn 20 b1s DO Oliver ees eoas
vanBenthuys.n Craen-sO bdls paper 7 sisldslhdes
Lxs and hhds tobacco.
oulsPs N.w q 5sl Sam casks 40
sssNs.y Sc s q. srsss lard 50 t. hns
Summers aco-i do Given Watts &co-2s c kngeman--AOo
bos lime Kchardslt9 bales hay Fellowes tco
III do Yeaman &co-3s do Is ties hams Ge Byrnes1co
-6S acks bran Sco-,s4 bbls -four Foster
IN do Ethel &co-l65 do ~ bales cotton Martini Cobb
co-5O bills whisky Lsngsdo flo terces hams
Fstssa ss s
co-4 Hilsrd Summers &co 70 Rrander Hubbard-SJ do
Plss fs sS
Sso VS. Uss sa
Cooper Aco-ss5 Bueknsr. stsn'en Newman--i
Wright i AIen-78 Hughes. Hyes ed sco-l99 Esin
coo Foley Avery &colS rolls lea her to i Mann &coi
kcesundes orderTota 1893 bales 81 bids tobacco
ST LoUIS-Per Ed Gay-l5 bales cotton Warren,
Gilmore &co-6 Coleman, Brihon Withers-l2 .
Ricks aco5O kegs 50 hhds tobacco Hewitt Norton
IA do Fellowes &co-l JAS Turnerl0O bdls paper
Ste yens &cogO bbs -four Graham Boyte0 boxes cheese
Dolsen sonIT eaes hay crssap Mcmillan bids TO-
rope Smith 6co-i25 do do eddes-39 bales hemp Benz
Florence-l7 coils s. h do DO ramele Broi23 boxes
is Casks bacon Grief Byrnes &co5O bbs Hour ennedy
eco 60 bales Moore &co5o sacks I25 sacks bran
Duffy &co24 bales hemp to Smith &co-lU bales hay to
Sou-l7 boxes cheese Jno Adams Gco35 do Wright
co-i2 coils op. Converse Kennsa7I bols whisky Robert
son McDouga-l0 rolls leather Bull Ellis &co25 do do
tobacco.
LoUIsyIILE-Per steamer Fair Play-42 casks bacon
Martin Cobb &co-l2 DO snydam25 Do 81 .ierces hams
iardoil III Smith &co43 bbs apples 6leyma-5UO boxes
candles D'Arman-l2 do 10 ba es mdse saugh err Smith
Bloonfed / Steele--s do Mcgnuis-3 tobacco
Drew-lot Price Coulon-ot do Austin Good win
| sundres to order.
TENsAs RIyER-Per steamer saline-lO2 bales cotton to
Buckner Stanton Newman-44 do Gllis Ferguson &co 46
Vaudeville McIlhenny-l6 Menberger dco-l0 W Est
| lin &co-l2Tho Williams-Tota $50 bales cotton.
THIBoDEAUX- steamer Blue Birl-sundres to order
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INDIAN MURDERS ON THE PLAINS. - The Sacra-
mento Mirror, received by the steamship Habana,
yesterday, has the following account Of bloody
Indian outrage en- the Plains
A gentleman lately arrived In Sacramento, from
Missouri, overland, reports that when on the Hum
boldt river, be was informed by young man Of the
particulars OF massacre, by Indians of portion Of
a small immigrant party, Of which be was member,
in June, at point about forty or fifty miles from the
junction Of the Fort Hall and Salt Lake roads. The
party had some sixty head of stock, which was pro-
badly the cause Of the murder. While stopping to
doctor sick horse in deep canon, they were fired
upon from each side by the savages and five persons
killed. Their names were William Shepherd, Fergn-
son Shepherd, William Diggs, Cayborne Rains and
James d. Wright. Mrs. Wright was badly wounded,
but recovered slowly. Two others Of the party were
also wounded, but finally got well. child Of Mrs.
Wright, aged two years, was taken BY the Indians,
up the Indian, however, who had it in his posses
sion, throwing it on the rocks and breaking its leg
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that the present OWL war will soon be terminated.
believe he owes his present call to active services 70
ths friendly influence Of Mr. AcLane, VINO seemed
very partial 70 the Colonel on account OF ms speaking
American, and being withal an intel,'gens man.
Saw MILL WANTED.
There are three vessels loading with mahogany At
this port y present. and - many more are looked for
svsry day. The manner Of loading them ID to erect
i spar IL derrick, and, with the windlass, TO
hssys The log on board. Before doing II, each log
has 70 b. prepared BY squaring and lengthening.
The squaring y done In the cuttings with the adzs
and hroadaxe, but the frightening 10 done alongside
Of the vessel native ID hired At one dollar per day.
who goes ON to the ratt is shown where 70 NV inc
log on, and commences work with his whip saw, gen
orally consuming an entire day in saving on the TOT
ten ends Of two logs. This is very slow work, as
matter OF course, and frequently delays the vessel
from taking in cargo. Now single saw-miil, win
thirty horsepower, even less, might moi only oo
this latter work, but might also square tne anoe
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ssTwo OF SpALp1Na ROGERS CIRCUS EMPLOYEES
M. froun Eonthern

ssTwo OF SpALD1Na RoGERs' CIRCUS EMPLOYEES
DRowNED.-we take the following from the Southern
Shield, published at Helena Ark, of the 18th inst:
About half an hour before the commencement OF
the performances on Spalding & Rogers Circus feet
at this place, last Monday afternoon, five men, en-
ployed on board the Floating Palace and James Ray
mond, who were at work in the wheel of the latter
fell overheard, of whom three were rescued, and two
names Of the latter are George Pinkerton, formerly
Of Ohio, and latterly Of Louisville, KY, and Samuel
Bernet OF New Bradford, Mass, both canvasmen by
occupation Messrs Spalding 4 Rogers request us
to state that their friends and relations can have the
effects. ETC., OF the deceased by applying at their
Amphitheater in New Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFIcATIoNs.


SUGAR.. Some 50 hhds sold previous
Fair to Fully Fair 61s G61ac. b.
MoLASsEs. . Ne 200 bbls Louisiana Re-
fnery at &c.,, and 50 Orleans at Acc. u ga Ion,
FLoUR.som 1900 bbs disposed of, including 100
$40 Choice do al S. co. and 500 Unbranded
private terms
GRAIN The sales Of Corn Included 1900 sacks Mixed at
&c., and 100 Inferior at 76c. bushs st. Louis Oats were
held &c. bushe $40 sacks sold at that price,
OF sold 81 5 27O at 81 49, aud 236 Poor at
81 l21s p 100 bs
PROVISIONS We heard Of sales of any Importance
Mess Pork retailing generally at SIS 2$l5 so bbl
COFFEE. Nothing of any moment doing.
AY...We noticed sales Of 1901 bales New York At 700
S co. 200 Ordinary Western $50 CO. 40 81 So 80 at
1922 So 42 10 three S23 co. and ~ S23 Is U tun
HIDES 800 Attakapas sold at l2Ql4c. for Dry
Sailed. and 7ia9sc for Green.
WHIsKY....We heard Of no transactions.
FREIGHTS....W noticed ship taken for Liverpool at
96d Cotton, and laid the Vessels the
berth were filling up 9l6d for Liverpool l.c. for
Havre.
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Two-HEADED RATTLE RATTLEsNAKE.-The snake
is in possession of Dr. Greene & Eldridge. Of Stark
on plantation Of James Gardner, Esq. It is about
fifteen inches long, and from the button" on its
tail, is, / suppose, Of this years production.
About three inches from its head, or heads the
body divides into two welformed necks Of about two
inches in length on the end of each Of which is q
perfectly developed head, both alike and of the size
you would expect to find on ordinary rattlesnake
Of its size With it there were fftren other small
ones and the mother. The mother was said by the
negroes to be nine feet long. [Albauy (Georga) Pa
triOt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall. September s. 1882
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
M x,0Q

NAYORALTY OF NEW oRLEANs.2
City Hall. September 5. 1889,
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
No. 1909.
Resored That the Of seyentyhve thousand dollars
Of the city of New Orleans drawn City
in part payment, required, upon of The
Force Pumps together one 80
iron pipe md five miles Of rch pipe
OF pumps laying
of be furnished for the exnguishnent OF hres
ansng the streets and aiding and promoting sautay
Resopei further That said Two force pumps and pipe shall
be furnished and delivered the city of New Orleans in
cordsnce with specifications file in the office of the City Sur
that said force be located and in house,
erected by the City Surveyor the head Of Canal
and that the laying all said shall be arranged and
the direction of said
ReoUed further That the Mayor be and he is hereby author
with the parties o furnishing and
delivering the city the aforesaid double force and pipe
In with specifications Of the ali Of the
paid for Of the aforesaid of
thousand dollars appropriated and in with
the fiat part Of this resolution
tsignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
(sgned) GHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assis an, Aldermen.
Approved April21 1859
Csigned) GERARD sTITH Mayor
given thu, sealed proposals will be my office until
MONDAY, the Sd of October 1859 IL O'Clock NJ, for
following contracts, to-wit
!. of building the evee
opposite Canal street. for the steam Of the city water
works.
2 contract for the furnishing of one mile Of cast iron pipes
valves, etc. for the city water works
contract for furnishing placing two double acting
Worthngon Force Panp each capable ft and furnish
chimney, pipes, etc. th- whole complete.
The aforesaid be performed in with
plans and specifications Of the City file in his
office.
SEQ I'd GERARD srITH. Mayor
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CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON G

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept 81 1855.
Arrived 2I4 head Of Texas Cattle The stock sale
prises IL Western Beeves 800 Veal Cattle 400 Hogs and IS
Mich Cows The market closes bare Of Sheep but good
supply Of rexas Cattle Offering
PRICEs:
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IMPORTS.

MJNATlTLAN-Per steamship Habana-sas hides bdl Of
deer skins bx cigars VIM Pehn &coA deer skins
A Cochran Hail.
NEW YORK VIA HAvANA--Per steamship Cahawba-
assorted mdse.
Receipts at the CarOndelet Canal.
BAYOU LACONBE-Per schr Reverse cords wood order.
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Arrivals at tho CarendeIet Ca


GALVESTON AND 1NDlANOLA-Per steamship Suwanee
-O bbs bbs whisky 50 bxs 50 and 81
sacks bran 40 sacks corn $50 sacks bran.
BALTIMORE-Per bark Cherokee2O bles moss $40 hhds
sugar 200 bds hides III pkgs mdse.
GALvEsrONPer steamship Atlantic-lO0 coils rope $40
h -four 1855 bs pork 45o sacks lUO baggng Is hhs
sugar.
BosIoN-Per bark Harriet spadingse bbls pork 5000 bb
-four
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Fo RT AID A NJ s .
ALABAMA RIVER.

r. FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lsADkSl = sPRrNGs-The steamer Advance, Samuel
= Abes. master, will leave Mobile for Bladon and
Cuum Springs and Demopolh every Saturday evening
O'Clock.
-Returniny-
Leaves Radon and Cuu Springs Wedne day evening"
O'Clock arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning. At
o'clock
r. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupitoulas streeA,
je26 Am or SIMPSON COOKE. Mobile.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

=
81 lrs .r sou1. 1917
Fer all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
o.s sf the relieving SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
nRs will leave New Orleans " follows:
Imperial. Q. 3. Roger
Arg. 80 Sept 10. Oct. and 20, New. Is
>. o. lease H. Jess
Sept. and H. Oot II asd 81. New. 70.
AAs - Capt. Bart . wsn,
Sept. land %, Oct. 49, Nov. as.d u.
Nc" rams City.............. .....Capt. j. B. Wsods
Asr. Is, Sept and 2s Oct ID. Nov. and
A' he Aacey............ Capt. Geo. Taylor
Avg, Is, Sept. and q, Oct. II, Nov. s and Is.
HAaWatha E. +. Da.
Aug: 20. Sept. . and o. Oct. 10, Nov. and 2s.
city OF Memphis. ..............Capt W. J. Kounts.
Aug. %, Sept II, DC l and q, Nov. 10 and So
Jno. Klnefetei.
Aug. "a. Sept 49, Oct. 5 and q, New. IL.
VIM. M. Morrison Capt. Jno. n. Bonn ger.
Avg. &C. Sept Is, Oct. and rs. Nov. Il.
Champion Capt e. b. Moore
Aug. %, Sept II, Oct and q, Nov. ls.
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised IN.
making DIRECT connections
VICySBURG
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
-Atst. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFor
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
. North and East
ATICKETS by the jackson Railroad for sale at this oos
Fare Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTEi
NJ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
6-For correct information Through Tickets apply .
the office of the
A4RAlLROAD LINE PACKETS, 81
No. u Camp street.
corner Of Commercial PlAcs
CLIFFORD g. WAYNE,
General Agent
]. F. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
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sAIIKR1c coRnnIr0NDKN0R.

Z . ss- = -
"a 4 n r4EFHn CORRESPONDENCE.
3.'
- - q - n. ~ Yasa.
s., "a "a
~ q urxrcxx I'm 1tnnscs m An-
"A IsEs Asssz.ax.
i4s - ~ 80 ~ ~ - sfset events Y |
Is II ~ ~ - - - -" sne /
" - = y I y = -: u ~ hsg1nsins
1il = = Z b, ! ~ ssfzsae fseiing "
&, = S6i - ~ nanioa o.
fSs'' = IS ~ aca x sne Aexa' |
Y ss'Ss7 92z ~ &uu1ed Wieh Great venemence
IS11s lllaltoa. unth = 80 pfecipa' |
49, = ndtosl eeel1sesacn q indepenoence 10
y . ~ ssyolas.oe 50. guy 9.
II, - - - g. nc : A.se sown ~ .ne
- - 80 bosion o. snis hepnollc.
~ rlepSe abo1t tnas viliages caAled
h ~ pm. VT they were honest and earnest
i & xAslr epsfitasl wants were attended
II llG u ~ church. Cura Hdalgo, and
3 ~ q him. seems 70 have been :
N = 4 - heaeyplsnt man. He took
Il as Il lllals Acck IL Aorelis, and taught
y - asp&io1 Of The grape and tho manu'ac-
ii Wi1S 1hs community grew, and the vine
rfuuessd. % that y finally reached me
- r. a1ilA Gcvegnnleat, that TINS INDUSTRY
q Slly hseFssriax with IL grape and wine
/ q ID Mons. A unfeeling decree was pnn-
q ~ ~ Vineyards should Be cut up, anu
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8ebiem of TIE Hlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street,
Thursday Morning, Sept. %, 1859.
COTTON. There fair demand yesterday with sales
Of $500 bales at about tho of previous quota
tions. Mondays business embraced 500 bales:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIEIC ATIoNS.
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( Order 4744. l
STREET COMM,R--OFFICIAL.

FOURTH DISTKICTPOUND-W brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets, estray
One red short and white nEder the belly, brand
ed r. the right hip the left split and the end Off
Which not claimed within five days and the expenses there
FRIDAY, September %, 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, September Is. 1889
G O. FLEGhIER, Street Commissioner.
v. DUPLESsIs, Comptroller.
EPAVE DU QUATKIEME DISTRICT-Ila
u etc conduit depot des Epaves du Quatreme District
Jackson entire les Laurel ct Constance, CONNIE
ephve-
Une vache ct blanche lie ventre,
etampee II p la hanche drote Poree gauche endue ct
lie bout conpee.
81 Ia dte vache pas recamee dams cling iours ct les
rais pages ellie vende enchere pnbque, dit depot
lie VENDREJI, % de Septembre 1889 10 heures A. NJ.
G. o. FLECTIIER Gommissnire fes
Nouvelle Orleans, lie 10 tepembre 1859 SIG II 20 ~ %
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Sbipping JatsIligents.
CRnscsNf osrics. No. 10 Camp street.
Thursday Morning, Sept o. l06Q,
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Atlantic Folger. for Galveston, &c Harra
Steamship suwanee, Growel for Galveston and Indanoa
&c Harris
Bark Harriet Spaldng Lac y, for Boasn Creevy FArws
bark Cherokee, Hopkins, for Baltimore q Hynson eco
Schr zulime, Codis 4. for Pensacola, Oyerton AGO
Schr Geo Washington Ruex for Psnsaeo Russ
Schr Aurslis, Robertson, fer Pensacola J,A Mitchell
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A T T A Z A P A 3.

~ Us. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAs,
6Aq Daily, IL connection with the N. o., o. and @.
W. Railroad-The fast steamer st. Mary,
J. Atkinson MASTER but expressly passengers light
freight with the opelousas Rairoad leaving Ber
wieks Bay daily Pattesonvlle Cenerve Franklin
and extent her trips Tuesdays Thursdays Saur
days Charenton Jeanueets New Town. connecting
the latter with fourhorsa mail St. Martin
Lafayette Grand Co;esu, Opelousas Washington.
Rushing from New Orleans Washington twenty six
hours, bling the quickest route travelled.
the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering freight than the trade.
shippers will please the hoat receipts.
j, N Johnson 4 CO.,
jel3G 10. 8 Old Levcc. Agents.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Habana Mcconnell from Mnititan Is hsur to
LNusana TehuAntrpec CompAny-lst dict
CAhAwba Smith, from New York via Havana 10
james Connolly &co-lst dist
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
sehr Rover, from Bayou Laeombe.
Steamboats,.
TLMcGll. Burk. from st Louis.
New Uncle Sam, Stewart from st Louis.
Edward Gay Biown from st Louis.
Fair Play, tarra., from Louisville.
Saline Miller from Tensas River.
Oregon, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Blue Bird, Holden. fiom Thbodeaux.
..g.e Capitol, CLARK, from Memphis,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

.8...#M. +....@.0.m UOMPTROLLER's OFFICE. I
City Of New Orleans, July T. 1855
u ESpLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
tsndux aca ourns in
nth the ninth section Of ordinance No 1872 approved Marcel
TO- 1884 the Council will bill agans the city unless
contracted under authority order from tie Comptroller
IN accordance with she ordinance referred to:
[signed] E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed] L. II. PLACE,
. President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855.
tSgnedl JOHN L LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the OF of the city and Of the public
respectfully called to thetoregoing resolution.
v. DUPLESSIS,
jyl6n Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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Leaves on THURSDAY, Sent. 22d, at5P.M.
IT, FOR ST LOUIS-CoNNEcTING AT
Cairo with the Ilnss Central, and at ST. Louis
sss2::s wi. the Ohio and Mississippi Rairosd-The
regular packet j. q. SWon H. Jones,
MASTER will leave for St Louis all intermediate landings
above For freight through tickets to all points, North
East or West, apply board. e,
Rs Planters and shippers rely punctualty
steamer.
A3- No be'ths considered engaged until paid for.
R plan Of the cabin and secured
by applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street,
Commercial PlRee
SGT above steamer will take freight for Memphis vicks
burg NarheI and all the Bends will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation busnere
vIRGINIUs c. DENTzELL
kao Auspt
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Leaves on FRIDAY, September sd, asP.M.
st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
IT. FOR ST. LOUIS.-CONNECT1Na AT
l@1fk1 Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at ST. Louis
lffz'faESk with the Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-Ths
regular passenger packet steamer Edward j. GRy, Bart
wen, master, will leave for St. Louis and all nteremdi
ate landing. For freight through tickets to all
points, North, East or West, apply on board.
Passengers shippers rely the punctuaty
this steamer
~ No berth considered engaged until paid for
1 plan of the cabin be and saeroos
BY applying at the Companys office 81 Camp o.
Commercial Pla
HS-The above will take fr light for Memphis vick
burg, Matches and all this nds and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business =
vIRGINUs G. DENTZKL.,
sel4 Advertising Agent
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CO)lSlKneea.

PONTGHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILEPer Oregsn75 bales cotton cattle Nobls
Gco-sundres to order.
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Leaves SATURDAY. septemhe, "a, ut s p. NJ
u. ~ - REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
&1Ea&ss steamer Robert Watson, Jno. smoker,
ksSsA master, lin place of steamer kapidrs)-For Alex
andris, Normans Barbins and all nterme landings
Red Rver-fhe light drausht and running
will leave above For fregl passage apply
board. VIRlINIUS @. DENTZEL,
sel9 Advertising Agent.
Shreveport freight TAKEN with privilege of re,hppng
at Alexandria.
p The Robert Watson will take freight for P. Cheevies
Landing II Old River.
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Leaves on THURSDAY 22d inst, at p NJ
r. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
The elegant and fast running passenger packet
S. steamer Fort Wayne. Samuel Barr master,
is in and will leave st Louis, Cairo Hickman
and all landings above For freight
apply on board
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
-The F. W will take freight for Cairo, Hickman, and all
nterme 'iate landings s-i6
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Leaves every MONDAY at6P.M M.
, ~ REGULAR BEND AND vICKSBURG
l@A4li,E Pscket-The splendd fast running pas
zaaa@s.2ZkA senger packe, steamer Grand Duke, Sam
APPRECIATE wilt savs above for Deer Creek Land
Lake Washington Landing Point Wor.hngon, Carolina
Landing, Grand Lake. Ash Pitchers Point Skipwh
Landing Stock Island Landing Lake Providence Mikens
BEND vicksburg Waenon Grand Gulf St Joseph Rodney
Waterproof Natche Fort Adams Red River LannR Bayou
Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plaqpemine, Donadsonve
and all in ermedate landings For freight apply
on board
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
A9-The g. D. will have clerk the Levee Friday
morning 10 receive freight
sThe Grand Duke will take Ya1oo river freight, be
shipped Vicksburg, seq
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Order 44l4. ]
By order Of Committees Finance and Streets and Landings
hereby give notice tina FRIDAY, 23d inst will
readjndcate Office at IL o'clock NJ
oluton of the Comm m Council, to wit
for placing granite base and iron railing around
Coliseum Place, First District.
The above be done accordance with plans
idcsions in the Surveyors oce and published
the official journsl-said cation je:t ap-
proval rejection of the joint Committees
nUPLEsSIs. Comptroller.
New Orleans September l6 1859. sel6 It
Order 4744. ]
By order Of the COMMITTEES Finanse and Streets and Land
hereby give notice that FRlDAY the 23d inst
will readiudicaie office At u o'clock No.
For raising and grading thu sidewalks squet
in the surveyors office and heretofore published
journal.
y.rUPLEssls, Comptroller.
New Orleans. Septem Der l6, 1889. sel6 It
Order 4774 ] -..s..-
By order of the Committees and
ngs hereby give n,fice that, FRIDAY the 23d int
II O'Clock NJ II readjndcae my Office for
constructing shell road the south side of Hagan
nue., from Bayou St John 10 New Cana.
The work with specifications already
published aid file in the Surveyors Office said adud
cation to be subject tohe approval rejection of the Joint
Committees,
" DUPLEsSIs Comptroller.
New Ore ms, September l6 1889. sel6 It