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ready 10 wait upon all visitors. The Lizzie Sim
mons stands unrivaled rs passenger packet.
Har officers are worthy Of full confidence, and de-
serve the patronage of shippers and travellers.
She has beautiful cabin, furnished and appointed
In elegant style, and passengers who secure rooms
cannot fail to feel perfectly at home and enjoy
themselves on the trip. The Simmons connects
with the different railroads for the North and East
and with regular packets for Louisville and st
Louis.
Baltic for Louise Me.-The fast and splendid pas
senger packet Baltic, Capt. Chas. H. Meekin, com
mander Mr.. Geo. r. Jouett, clerk, leaves Mt Il
O'Clock NJ, on her return trip for all landings up te
Louisville. Passengers secure rooms on her with
feeling Of perfect security. and the certainty Of
starting punctually, progressing rapidly hsihs
sumptuously, and pleasantly enjoying themselves
amazingly and terminating the trip satisfactorily
Her cabin and its various appointments contain.
everything that can contribute to comfort anu
pleasure in travelling, and her officers are seh'ie
men of excellent social qualities, who make thelr
guests feel at home.
a. T. Lacey-Railroad Line Packet ior st. LOUIS
To-pay.--The large, elegant and favoflte passeh-
ger packet A. T. Lacey, leaves for Memphis, Salfo'
81. Louis and way landings, connecting at Nlcks-
burg with the New Orleans and jackson, at CAIRO
with the Illinois Central and ut st. Louis, with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads, for all points North
and East The passenger arrangements OF this
boat combine every requisite for comfort, conye-
nience. and luxury, while her table is always load
ed with temptations. Being on the Railroad Line,
travellers may depend upon her being punctual.
Capt. Geo. Taylor commands and Mr.. A. g. Cum
ningham officiates in the office. Passengers can
procure through tickets andnspect the plan of the
boat by applying at the office of the Company, No.
81 Camp street. Messrs. G.. G. Wayne and Jas r.
Allan arc tho AGENTS. I'D
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Indianola Flanders, FIN Brazos Santiago
to ID de Goicouria-lst dist.
Ship Luna, Shannon, l6 days from Boston, to Geo
A Fospick &co-4th dist 81.
Ship Chimborazo Mehan, IA days from New York,
to Geo A Fosdick &co-2d dist 49,
Ship Village Bell, Blaidsel, II days from Waldo
boro, Me, to master-lst dist Is.
Spanish Ship Paqueta Susie, 6 days from Havana
in ballast to Avandano Bros-3d dist 50.
Rpanish bark Maipo, Mas, days from Havana, in
ballast to Castillo & Harispe-3d dist "a.
Bark Harriet Hazeltine, Drinkwater, Is days from
Boston, to W Dewey &co-lst dist %.
Brit brig Kate, Stevens, from Balize, lHon.), via
Ruatan Island, to ] Y de Egana-2d dist 10.
Schr Union, Wade, 2 days from Fish River, to mas
ter-basn.
Schr Olive Branch, Smith, days from Fish River,
to master-basin.
Arrivals at the Carondelct Canal.
schr Rapide, from Bayou Lacombe.
Schr AmanGus, from Amite River .-,-
Steamboats,.
Hannibal, Symmes, from st Louis.
Crescent City, Thornburg, FIN st Louis.
Crosse Tete, Wingard, from Bayou Sara.
ID L Kenner, Vincent from Bayou Sara.
Comet Sleade, from Red River.
. Gladiator, Klienfelter, from st Louis.
Grand Duke, APPLICABLE I'm Deer Creek.
Eleanor, Main, from Alexandria. H..
Southern, Goodwin, from Wheeling.
Oregon, Walker, from Mobile.
Towboat Anglo-Saxon, Grant, from the Passes
went down ght-bfought up ships Chimbo
razo and Luna, bark H Hazeltne.
Towboat Fl Ivy, Palmer, from the Passes--went
down light-bro't up ships Village Bell and
Pequita, bark Maipo, brig Kate
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s also giye below ths dimensions Of each


III river here fell half an inch in the twenty-four
4 fta1t1 ending 1t dark last evening, and was very
4 S51sly stationary last night There is five and a
I'M Tut full ID the channel out to Cairo and falling
- Meteor has gone to tighten the Sovereign of
4ksep Island Bar, and we have not yet heard
Tf lrissouri river IS falling, with three and a
isefin the channel from 81. Joseph down to the
1nfStia The river above st. Joseph is reported in
w Ind condition there Is but two and a halt
tn n ~ channel.
Arrivals since our last report: The Red River
Comet, Capt. r. sleade SIG bales cotton,
lSxxes again to-day.
~ Louis packet Hannibal, Capt. R. B, Sym
xttk j IN Tip. N
s m 81 Lonis packet Crescent City, Capt. Henry
Ihornbnrg, with good trip, and leaves again to-
~. Her clerk, Mr. Austin R. Moore will accept
~ thanks for late favors.
4 1hH Bayou Sara packet Duncan F. Kenner,
Cart ~. Vincent 80 bales cotton, leaves again
tcsllay, at "A. NJ.
IN bayou Sara packet Crosse Tete, Capt. E. F..
with 3s6 bales cotton, % hhds sugar and As
M bis molasses. Leaves again this morning alto
O'Clock = Il
hs Yickshurg packet Grand Duke, Capt. Sam
sApriesste With 2,76l bales cotton Leaves to-day
5nt6 r.. Ms
III nd River packet Eleanor, Captain Willis
4 NTH s2s bales cotton, and leaves again to-
Nv 81 Louis packet Gladiator Captain John
Xlinefslter, with an excellent trip. We are under
ohllgations W Mr.. H. A. Dhorman, her clerk, for
Ay0fs.
1hs steamer Southern, Captain B. F. Goodwin,
rom Cincinnati, with q good trip. We thank
Heesvss FFeese and Dorsey, her clerks, for fayors
t,spirs Pdsiak for Lo,oe- Coast. The speedy
reliable passenger packet Empire Parish Capt.
p Baldwin, commander, Mr.. Grass, clerk will
4 have thls morning at 9 o'clock, for the Lower
CO. landings. Il
s D.s 2. Kenner for Bayou Sdra.-The passenger
4 md q. 3. mail packet D. F. Kenner, Capt. Jos.
B Vincent, commander, Mr.. e. R. Mumford clerk,
leayss this morning at o'clock.
~ GyUsse TIE for Bayou Saru.-The large and
aate freight packet Crosse Tete, Capt E. f. Gross.
commander, Mr.. Geo Wilkinson, clerk, is advertised
leave this morning at O'clock for all way land
\ ings.
Comet for Red Riuer.-The well and fayoraby
known passenger packet Comet. Capt. r. Sleade,
cpmmander, VIM. @. Sleade, clerk, leaves to-day at
y r. ~. for all landings up to Shreveport The
4 Comet d prepared to comfortably accommodate
~ travelling public.
4 1dfam FIR Napoleon, White and Black Ripers.-
The swift light draught packet Iatan, Capt Sam
Taylor, commander, Henry s. Eaton, clerk, leaves
for Batesville and all intermediate points to-day at
SPIN
sssaeeHt CayJ TOR 81. Louis. by reference to her
It will be seen that the light draught
regular passenger packet Crescent City, is to leave
Tor ~. Louis at O'Clock this evening. Cant.
Ih0rnburg is in command and Mr. Austin 4 Mooro
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6tIsaus laiIp Crescent.
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" ~ Cs.sCxsr orr,cr Ia ID cspr srest.
wsdnssd.y y. ost "a. y 3 - =, -
a. h 4. ~ sssun tho City
ss ~ SSs.s ss.s ~ SiS~S Ssnery ard John
~ i5haf1e me-. es.r Erc s
a kxssxaAs Heses -. : - =
X ~ u .s n ~. ,,red hons As 70 q
n Z "a e ssss ~ ~ better Yesterday
- H q AZ. yree.ble and, towards
4 sssr .n,rnr Ill, Business ON
fs,s,,.ii, active and the whole
!3z!! ssss ,nhost landing appeared to be
N H. .,d n.her products being dis
y 49,. 4. boats If many such
n i, IL that brought bv the
N ,a.,. nal capacity q contain
s ia memoranda Of the Comet.
A 81 s!s' sss sss !. ,ssst..,,sx,
ss. 40 Tr;asv f,ct ~ In nort FIR
steamers Rescne, Iarkin Edwards and
q mo- Reshipped freight and passengcrs on
Rescue; Mes snnnesca apoye cass nn9l q
49,, Not RAM Watson nj Joflrions,
Y 81 " head III Old River. e
steamer Rescue reports the river falling from
N rsySrort down to Grand Ecore, with 80 inches
Il ~ ~ !. s,x;Sc;rsl .ass:
So. Is. O. 80 n, I, .rs,RLeft ST.
3. I..,,ast f,r Ne, Or.
\ ~. U ~
\ ysSxs ste an1afs HiaW atha and Planet. Met John
sr45.b Il Island Oct 18th met City of
,,r;on 1t Cairo Oct l3
'sS ~ Sss9ssst ~ u ~ ,.i III
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Exports.

PHILADELPHIA-Pe Per bark Ben Hallett-264
bales cotton 30 hhds tobacco 60 bbls whisky 624
bdls hides $50 empt csRs 81 empt carboys 81 pkgs
mdse.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Aurelia-15O bbls flour
bbls whisky bbls pork bbs onions Q bbls po-
tatoes cks bacon 20 scs oats II scs coffee 10 bxs
cheese % kegs butter bbls nails 2 pkgs mdse.
MOBILE-Per schr Elvira Eager-l99 coils rope
81 bbls whisky los scks bran 100 oats 400 boxs
claret Is do soap rs do absynthe Is do sardnes 81
hf bbls beef. ,.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Zulime-12 bbls flour 2
bbls oil do turpentine 10 do bread 10 bbls pork
20 bbls potatoes do sugar 20 boxes soap $50 scks
corn Is scs coffee tics lard A do hams do rice 2
cks bacon kegs butter.
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Imports.

MATAGORDA BAY-Per steamship Robt Water.
man-l9 bales cotton A H May &co-44 Tarleton
Whiting Il Tullis-22 do Henderson, Terry &co-19
Phillips, Nixon &eo-4 Green & Crump-33 Far
ley, Jurey &co-4S e Pillsbury-23 Lewis 4 Ogles-
by-8 cases books A l. Edwards bag pccans 80
scs millet seen d Maupay--2 bxs mdse w Bennett
II pkg bouon Cramer &co--l trunk mdse /. God
chaux-2 horses w Glenn-74 beeves L White
Total 227 bales cotton.
INDIANOLA and GALVESTON steamship
Matag0rda--l bales cetton NJ Lowe &co-5 do
J Tully &co-eO Henderson, Terry &co--5 Glad
den n Siexes--l6 West, Where .&co-lO JAS Tur-
ner &co--32 Pilsbury-s do A d Kelly &co-40
Farley, Jurey &co-2 J I Hardie &co-2bales cot
ton J Williams &co-9 w Burbridge &co--s3 A J
Rugely-3 Friedlander & Gerson-25 do Walker &
Snider-$l0 5l2 H Phelps-S3 hid cattle Inbeau
d Mehle-sundries to Peet Smms &co-Franke &
Daniel--WolH l. BrO-Jones' Express-Total 307
bales cotton.
BRAZOs SANTIAGO-Per steamship Indianola
-S55 pigs lead Y de Egana-59 head horses to A
Tamaryo.
FISH RIVER-Per schr Unon-350 bbls rosin
$50 do turpentne Z Blessey &co-4O do do 200 bis
rosin NJ Smith &co.
FISH RIyER-Per schr Olive Branch-35O bbls
rosin IS bbls turpentine to + Blessey-75 do NJ j
Smith Geo.
RUATAN ISLAND-Per brig Kate-lot fruit to
] Sever.
NEW YORK-Per ship Chimborazo-asstd mds.
BOSTON-Per ship Luna-75O tons ice to B
Smith-lot hay to order.
BOSTON-Per bark Harriet Hazeltine-570 tons
ice to W Bosworth &co-assorted mdse.
WALDoBORO, (AIE)-Per ship Village Belle
800 tons paving blocks to Nicholson &co.
Receipts Mt the Carondelet Canal.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Rapide-6O cords
wood to order.
ANTE RIvER-Per schr Amandus-lo, 900 shin.
giles 20 900 slaves to order.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Ben Hallett, Little, for Philadelphia,
G w Hynson &co
Schr Aurelia, Robertson, for Pensacola,
n j A Mitchell
Schr Elvira Eager, Anglada, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
Schr Zulime, Codina, for Pensacola
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NEW YORK-Per ship Chimborazo-R NJ Dem
man &co-Grieff, Byrnes &co-Muse Il Bro Cas-
bergue &co-Hennng Il Sidle-Hilliard, Summers
&oo-A Rugely-C,, Briggs-McFarland \ Banks
seau &co-C Reasher-J A Lum Converse &
Kennett--C H Slocomb Geo. S Mayfield &co-R
Flemming Sampson & Keen Block &co-Jas
Allen.knox & Higgns-M Duncan-P Gelpie,m7.
G Wheeler-Carroll, Hoy &co-Geo A Pickett
Mallard-W I Davis-Gunnison, Chapman &co-J
Waterman Bro-Burthe Higgins Grosjean Il
Beneteau-S Gilman-R B Sykes Glenn &co
&c Theurer-W A Burrows Aeon Stevens eco
"A Brown &co-Booth &co-E Stevens eco
Lewis Il Oglesby-LUter-M Greenwood--B Bours
J D Cameron &co-Alen & Hlle-P Gelpi-Eaton,
Betterton &co--J d Bein & Son-Neagle & Carpen-
Wilson & Pomroy-Carradine Il Mogridge-Lucas
Bros--John Stroud &co--T Lorenzo--Dr 7 Meux-
Dequia & Hme&J Moore &co-Frost 9co-W G
Tompkins &co-W w Crane &co-D r Carroll &co
co-Montgomery 4 Smith Biscoe & smms-H $
Seward-Smith & Bro-ShumMay & Hews- Ken
nett, Blood &co--Cleveland, Bros Keep Loudon
y Quinlan--D Kelham--W L Leverch &co-Geo
C I Buddecke &co-Theo Leon-L Godchaux-T
Danzigsr-Smith, Cooper &co--J Wright &co-RK
Laughlin-A d Grief &co- w Jackson &co-E A
Tyler--D H Holiness Gauche-Phips, Nixon Il
deville \ McIlhenny-P H Brinton &co-a Gaze
MACARTHUR &co--D w Evans &co-A Whiting &
co-G Rulietf b Turpin-J 7 Dunbar-F Bauer
Duclos &co-A IL Gordon-S Kaiser--S Todd
Henderson & Peale---F M Fish--W McCrachen-
Hewitt, Norton &co-Magee Il Kneass-Boule &co
C W Sizer-G Armslrong-W Wilson, Massie &co-
Flint u Jones--West 4 Nettleton-order.
BOSTON-Per bark Harriet Hazeltine-McI4el-
Ian & Allen-C A Eager &co-Pinckard Steele &
COD r Carroll &co-J D Cotfin-C r Railey-N
Stevons--S Il Hyde &co- Rogers, Woodall &co--J
S Simonds &co-M ID Cooper &co-Smith Il Bro
Vose Bros-Lews & Deachaise-J S Aitkins-J
Baquie--L Stern \ Bro-H Block &co-J Merida
-Folger &co-J Casbergue &co--Moon &co-R w
Rayne-J G Seymour-P H Brinton &co-J d Ben
& Son-McKeroy & Bradford-T B Smith-Pothier
4 Faucheux-O J Noyes-W Violet &co-W l.
Lanier-W Dewey Eco Haggerty Rros-Blaehe
Il Leaumont-Goodrich &co-Pcher < Goodrich
R L Morse-Eaton, Betterton &co--- Valentine
&co-Crowell & Hallett-Yose & West-F g H
Taylor-Frost &co-Tirre & Bates-Smith & John
son-Clark, Mosby &co-L GeneHa * SOM Reed
% f Hall &co-E Marquee &co--A + Cochran
\ Hall-D NJ Hildreth &co-B Turpin- Henderson
Il Peale-Sampson & keen-W Blanchard
Neaple & Carpe nter-and order,
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Reccips of Produce.


DEER CREEK-Per steamer Grand Duke-249
bales cotton Rotchford, Brown &eo--234 do Ward,
Hunt &co-I5S Buckner, Stanton & Newman-ll9
Wright u Allen-ll0 BARLEY, johnson &co-lO9 do
Pitcher 4 Goodrieh-l0s Coleman, Britton 4 With
ers.95 Watt &co-93 Walker, Hutchinson Eco
% Connolly &eo--93 w jackson &co-s9 Hard
ing, Abbay \ Observation-Disclosures Summers &co
m % Holloway q Smith-sl Hughes, Hyllested &co
~ y Person &co--74 do Henderson l. Peale--7O
rrellsen. Stevenson &co--5G Green & Crump-- 81
r na 4 Harrison. Jno l. Lee-46 do Brander &
1agepssd 800 A Tully &co--40 Walker & Snider
sS3S ellis, Ferguson Aco-s4 Fellowes Icoess do
{ A 1s Nelly &co.soR " Estln &eo--3O Fredlander
q, Herson--29 W Cox &co-25 do Logan, Soniat &
Claiborne 25 Farley, Jurey &co,24 & !, Hugely =
co-sd Ggtrsr, Harrison &co--M Giffen, smedes /
Gu = nihams Sco-ls Z Nalle &co-l2 bales
cotton y Carroll &co--lo do Ar Miltenberger 4
g Brnl Ably Catching Knox higgins
Brewer &cos Gordon CastillMT Marin Aa Cppbb
&com =, Byrne Vance &co7-7 Jc&Bs Kicks Geo
70 -, Block, McAfee &co-s do Lloyd & Frierson-l
Thornhill &co-Total 276l bales cotton.
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Hannibal--2O bbls fou,
! q Connolly 10000 bgs bran Michel &co-Ai
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. -
STEA MR0ATS.
UPPER MISS ssIpT
,z-z==zzzzzy., G REAT GEN.
hsasgl4as7AE TRIAL ROUTE 80 60 !.

q EAT GEN..
ka46fss, hh isaitttiiii55 N Ssilu - - ~ =
Ss,z-se2--E1S- TRAIL nouih lfsssYHaSSsT
For oil Points
NORTH AND AsT,
Ono o. inc following sri'"Npln ihoshS"Gh sfEAN'
' " e"' " ' r..
'AP'. W. D. soao''
October %, November H.
'' u SWon onps' Isaac ii. Jones'
octooer ai, No'eniper ~
' eAy 'Nnp' n"r'' ho"on
' M - ,a :, ,,. ,
new rails City. Capt j. b. Woods
November = and ~
IA H. Lacey Capt Geo Taylor
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Per steamship Matagorda, from Indianola and
Galveston Mrs Goudy and child, N and NJ
Barrett, NJ Silvan, P Porche, Mr. Mitchell, P Dodd
kin, Scheur, Leach, G Buckholt-2O on deck. 4
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS PACKET
kalkaasl ls5e.l LINE 1850. 49,
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY
Will their during the and 1860 as fol-
lows:
One of the boats of the Memphis and New orean. Line will
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
At o'clock p. NJ
MONDAY BoATs
InEomar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT j. u. Clarke, MASTER
Nebrn akin A. b. Irwin master
wEDNEspA BoATs:
John Simontls ........... i. F. Smith, master.
Eclipse, .....................U, ]. Spots, master.
FRIDAY BOATS:
Bella t........,,..........,...W VIM Wray, master.
II. II. w. Hill .,..,..,,...,..T H. Newell MASTER
THE vIcKsBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
-ro-wir-
Daniel Boone. Hicks, master
Kate Frlsbec ........J. Les, master,
Victoria ACKNOWLEDGEMENT W. Hanrt master.
Leave vieksbnrg ut l2M
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY,
evening in the week bn. Wednesday evening, thus
close connection at Vckb with the other of the above
Lines. These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And The
MEMPHIS AND Onto RAILEo u
From MEMPHIS Tenn.
Atortns passengers choice of East North
from that point &c.,
For through tickets freight and reliable information apply
j. II. FRElIGH, General Agent,
OF Momphis Packet Office, ST. Charles Hotel left wing
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STEAMBOATS,.
LO WEIR MISSISSIPPI
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
.6an. AsEMI-wEEKLY MAIL LINE TO eltas.. n
A4assSsaSsze yICkSBURG. ~ "
The magnificent w. s. Mail packet VicksbMrg, Capt J.
n White, master, will leave for Grand Lake ponhidsovc
pr Landing Fort Adams, Nacez Waterproof Rodney, ST.
rroyaencs Stacks Island LANDING skipwh's Landing
Pitchers Ashton, Lake Washington, Carolina Landing
and Point worthinYten, every THURSDAY, atsP.M.
Tho steamer vIGksBUR viii take freight Tor fnSoo river
10 be re-shippcd Dew Drop and HONS,
Leaves SATURDAY, ut r. N.
Tho magnificent u s. Mail packet Natchcz Captain T. p.
Ieshers will leave for Donaldsonyile rlaqusmle. Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Rcd River Landing, Fort
Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney 81 Joseph Grand Gulf
WArrenton and ksburg, every Saturday, at 5P.M
The Natciez At vcksbug with steamer Dew Drop
and will take freight for I'LL landings the Yaoo river high
Greenwood, mt high water without detention.
The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days, without fail, the hour appointed II
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended
These will not be responsible for my package
containing jewery other yhunbes unless regular
bills of aing taken, specifying the and
the freight paid for vnnabc deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, OF contained in their baggage.
| For freight passage apply on board,
j. j. PERSON "a co.
irij If Corner of Caronheet aud Union streets.
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Notwithstanding Up.


Schr Mary Cleveland Goodrich, 80 days FIN Malaga
to Cochran Hall-cargo, fruit to c Il H.
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Briggs
Schooypru.s.
MA YORALTY---oFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall, September 3, 1859.
Common Council of the City of New Orleans. }
[ No 400

MAYoRHTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall September 3, 1889
Common Council of the City of New Orleans
No. 4509.
Resorsd That the of seventy five thousand dollars be
aud hereby appropriated by the Common Council of
The city of New Orleans to be drawn from the City Treasurer in
for the PURPOSE of procuring two double acting "Worhngton
Force PUMPS together with mile of 30 inch iron pipe
and five miles Of ~ inch iron pipe for the erection
house for sid force pumps and laying of portion of said
pipe; the whole in order that sufficient supply of may
furnished M the eNngaishnlent nf fires cleansing the streets
aiding and promoting sautary condition of
and around The city of New Orleans.
Rssolccd duthef That snid pumps and pipe shall
be furnished and delivered 70 the city Of New Orleans in accord
that said force be located and placed in house be
erected BY the City Surveyor ut the head of Canal street and
that the laying AL of said pipe shall be arranged and executed
by and unddr the direction of said City Surveyor
Resori ae That the Mayor be and he hereby author
lied enter into contract with the parties for furnishing and
delivering The city the aforesaid double pumps pipe
be paid for and out of the aforesaid of seventy
five thousand dollars appropriated and in accordance with
the first part of this resolution
[Signedl J. O. NIXON,
President Bear, of Aldermen
tNgnedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[sigtedl GERARD STITH Mayor
given that sealed proposals will he received office until
MONDAY the 2il Of October 1859 IL o'clock NJ. for the
following contracts, to-wit
l. contract the erection of building the levee
opposite CAna street for the pumps of the city
works.
2 for the furnishing mile of pipes
valves, ETC.. for the city water-works.
g. contract for furnishing and placing doubcnctiDg
Worthngon Force Pumps each capable Of lifting and furnish
ing i0 gallons of water hour together with the boilers,
chimney, pipes, etc; the whole complete
The aforesaid contracts to be performed in accordance with
plans and specifications Of the City Surveyor file i'll his
office.
SET I'd GERARD SrITTI, Mayor.
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Leaves every MONDAY. at5 p NJ.
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET.

~ r.The now steamer Lucy HolcOmbe, j. VI.
llht 1sWhe will leave above for Deer Greek
,3s=s4ss Landing, Lake Washington Landing, Point Worth.
Carolina Landing Grand Lake Ashton Pitchers Point.
Skpwith, Landing Stock Island Landing Lake Providence.
Miikens Bend Vicksburs Wsrrcnfou Grand Gulf St 10.
scph Rodney. Waterproof Natce Fort Adams Red River
Landing Bayou sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plaqremne,
punnlsove aud nl intermediate landings. For freight
passage apply on board. ~ .
N1RGISIUS c. DESTZEL.
Advertising Artn'.
F8The l.. H. has been chartered to take the place of tina
Gen Qnintn
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Shipping Antelligtnte,
Cleared Yesterda,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street.
Wednesday Morning, October ~, 1852
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE I
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
mo. 2l29.l
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be and
II he is hereby authorized and required 10 give notice. by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No li2 approved March
30 1854 the Council will pay any bill against The city unless
contracted under authority of order e the Comptroller in
accordance with the ordinance referred to-
Signed +. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Slsned l.. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
lSignchl JOHN l.. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of the public
specially called to the foregoing resolution.
V. DUPLESSIS,
COMPTROLLER tv 0f
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ss--S h burg e. s. Mail Line-Re,uar Tuesday Packet
isFor Donadsomy!l'e, Plaqucninc ltnto Rouge
Hudson. Bayo Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Nachea Waterproof, Rodney ST Joseph Grand
Gulf Warreaon mud Ncksbnrg-The steamer Charnl-
cr Cant w C. Wilson. will her trips the ID of
August leaving New Orleans every III ESp-ii at O'clock r.
NJ throughout the
u r. CARROLL. & co, Agents,
So Carondele street.
nfy-Tl,c stenn,er Charnie Vcksburg with the
senincrs and Drop for river. iy:tt II
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nISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF SHAW & zuNTs
Lis this day by mutual Either partner
will sign in liquidation r. A. SHAW,
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STREET COMM'R---OFFICIAL.

SIKEEI CJMMzR---OFFA
NIRST DISTRICT POUND.-Nns brought
L to hr First District Pound on Dryades street between
Girod and Julia Streets estrny-
One dark brown horse, about 10 hands high left hind foot
white, seton in the breast.
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction, said depot MON
DAY October "a 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October II. 1859 .,.r
q. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October II, 1859.
T. for Cfpnn liar
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL. CONTINUE
IN the Wholesale Grocery business q and y Front and "a
and % Fulton street, in his and on his own account
z. A. SHAW.
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