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NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1852
To the Honorable tho Common Council
" Of the City of New Orleans
VlNHE PETkTIDN of the undersigned re-
spectfuy showeh that the mnjcy required BY new
City Charter having signed this petition they ay your hon
CRADLE body to resolution auhora oller 10
sell after five days notice the official Journal the contract for
Goodchdren The work done to specG
cations of the City Surveyor
Mrs. Robert White, 100 Feet,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
NoUyELLE- ORLEANS 81 mai 1859.
A Honorable Conssil Commun de la observation-disclosures
T A PETITION DIES soussignes re- pectucu-
- represene que Ia maioe Tequise nouvelle
charte de la vile ayant cttte petition ills denanden
votre honorable corps dadoper resolution
Conir6eur yendc, apres cling jours davis zette
ocee eonat la CONNECTION de banguees bques
Ia rue Marigny DIES Amour Enfauts. lon
vrage a specifications du yoyer
de 10 Vile
Mime Robert While, 100 piedE.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
je22 lawSw Conseil Aldermen
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
su 1aw5w secreaire du C,nsel Aldermen
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NouvE1Lz-oRLzANs, 81 mai, 1859

JAS. A. HUPklNS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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new ORLEANS September l, 1858.

NEW ORLEANS September l, 1853.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans
CENTLEMEN. We, the undersigned,
that portion Of GENTLY road lying between Bayou road ard
by s the New City Charter respectfully petition
honorable body for shell road to DO made that
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au lawSw Secretaro du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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MASONIC.

POLAR STAR R.. A.. CHAPTER No. zl-Reguar coz
Grind
.ss sse H Es.a FAM e.
J M,1.dd SlarN p Il :: Em H. Seaman
Chs W. Clark. sec'y; Louis Hertz, Guard.
Delta ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No Is meet, syery
THURSDAY ngs :. o'clock in the Masonic HALL
T Z z Fl E b. tAGRs s.
:ss
liz sno IL
sas
tor; D. R. Tshe, q. Steward ]. Ehman Sentinel
FaSs night the Grad Rsv Lodge Hall
E%@s, = osss Tss,os Trsss ssss; szlissd
FRIENDS OF HARMONY LODGE No. 49, r. and A. NJ
psssa sny SS b.sos h.
Issy Sapsn hs William Fl Rs sa1 ys j. p " a. H'
frHtsrnally invited to attend.
MOUNT MoRIAH LODGE No. SO. F. and A. M.-This
-. : VI
Doasss e. banas 6hspian Monson sann
GEORGE WARRINGTON LODGE No. IS. A. F. and A.
~ meets every evening in Grand Lodge Masonic
w olesi'ji%ss Scot Nj G sontse VI Joseph
s p 3b,.,
cations this Lodge held evsn.ns al
Corner Psddo 0o Members o
oaicsTs-Wm i. Stewart " NJ; W. T. rurviauee, s. W;
G. Coupland J W; VIM; Cooper Treasurer; ST. suilst,
ecsns siss Ey Edwin Marks d. H. sans'' D '''
- MARION LODGE No. s. F. and 4: MRssu,sr meeting.
Hall st. CHARLES Street 'Al ''An' Ao'ss
Sc Hsssi Pssln M A. r Beer; w T.
Secretary s George A. Pete. s. d. B. o. Mssra j. D. J.
nssd.y evening in Room Soa Grand Lodge Hail. St Cha les
B. + j kiSs5 vi w T
A. Mcguire Secretary
Sj e
Lodge Hall. s. Charles street y, :, - :,
Saisa VI ass4ss
}I Fisrpon SEN S. Richard Kane Jun. s.; Louis
s.9 sIs. ss,ss a.sa. A s.
oice,sA. I. postie W. ~; B. churehl s. W.. G. v.
'e' ris Ras gs%sts
LSDsE Ne and in 5
ss S,s'.' meet,
Welsh, S. D; A. Weser, j. D.. L. Dirkes, Tyler.
Brethren and visiting brethren aternaly invited at
tend.
LOUISIANA LODGE No. l02, F. and A. NJ holds its reg
uar meetings the first and third Mondays of each month";
l O'Clock p. NJ. at Masonic Hall.
OF, oaicsrswW G. Driver, NJ; Aaron Harris s W; l. Pi-
tary B, Clapp, s. D.: A. A. Niyens j. d. J. Nure n
NJ Banach, Stewards; Wolf, Tyler.
night.
s,snlss aas ssss 4s.. v Bs s
Drew, Sen. D.; O. Weidt Jun D.; X. Savage, Tyler. +
OCEAN LODGE No. H. A. F. A. NJ meets every FL
Third District. ,
ohicers-A Goldman, W. NJ; J. p. Warner, S. W; G.
Barth W; H. Mlspaugb, Tess ]. A. Letten Rotary;
VIM Clark, S. F. n Buge j. d. Webster Long, MARSHALL
Nc lean and d. P. VESSEL Ste Ssrds Bell, Chaplain il
j. Ungerer, Tyler.
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SCHEDULE OF THE Mans.
yRox JUNE ID TO nov. lst 1883.


- y
IRON JUNE Ia TO nov lat. 1sse.
ov,,cr uor,.
oelocf EEK 9ags from
o'clock A. N.
EASTERN MA1L-Due daily at ga H.; closesdaisy
at1l An. - -
LAKE COAST NAIL Bay st. Louis and p.
Fridays and ssturSays .n mdeI Ps $4,000 ~
days, thursday and ssfnrda,s q III ~ .r,ss
Piled daily after lst July n III ssctober - sep
BY STEAMBOAT CREOi.E-Fo, n, q. ror,.
ocean SPRING. d -. az gsM :. ga
Mississippi CIV. Biosi and ncssn ~ 49, - s
on Fridays at p. 4. for Bsy 81, Ioais 1iss;s.
dppi City and Biloxi. Fort Pike and O lomis's
Pm. y - - --'-'' .
ROUTE s,166-New Orleans to Memphis-Hupplv.
Wg Baton Rouge, Red River Landing, Matches,
rcicMonrg, Lake FrovIdence, GRIND Lake, Ark;
ino 49,, m,s5 Lo.um as Ark.; Gsssers Land
Mendsy' We6neassz ri aaq Fr Es%pn Cscs g
ROUTE nss asss.y asa s sn.s.ois : Il,
eve ss U1esas every Friday at a. NJ Due ey.
vICKSBURG AfiIssrrtv,r, r,a,.,s....,,.
Plaqaemne .Baton Ronpe zig Donald st
isnding f San.1 GcaPee aotEass, Red River
NafchtncSssf sk,.ee.ss ~ Hfand Ecofe,
Fort ASsms Nstc,sssf sno na,sezn IexasD
Joseph, Grand Gnif. ishsnaR 'iv., q.
Thnrsdsy and sstn,5sv y ~ a. g Hse,dsy,
dav- Th1rsdav snd 49, - - I. ~ ~ g Aonr
Ar. FRhNcavnIE np co.a - -
ing AeCntcheons, y Charles. Taylcss, Gslds
rers .ntr. ISs Tnra 1870. $500 -.
ts.sx VI S; aa.esuo1 DonsldlcnylIe, land
Paauemns . MsneSse 1B lSu1ys -. $500 ,psS ~
ss Hsam.see' Msseaioo, ana y frAncdgs1ls,
snd Fridav AZ A. N snd cs.. ~ n
Due on Nondsv. Wednesdsv' Thurs5.s y a = a..
urdsy bv a. II '''''ss' An1lsasy Ana ~ y
|.coy1,5CmE,, ~ n ~,
oov r4S.a w zAiL,U h LAA6 HA1s-Closes On
r7ves ~ 'rnesdav Thur rl.y. n go. A. ~
PT. ---.-'-s ~A3 = y
,rurrnoor cruv 49,
81 70 nne l nm. a.. on Tuesday,
ALGIERS MA1L--Twice daily. Closes st 2 "A. II.
and P. NJ. Due 10 A. N. and Pm.
LAFAYETTE Closes daily decent Sunday.
at1PM Arrives dsiIv fercent Gre5a,,X N Y{
AN. - 8 n
CARROLLTON MAH.-closes aa;rv - ~ =
Due Jpn. N-''y = - = -.
OSYKA MAIL-By the New Orleans Jsct.or .ra
G.NRR. Closes dailv At p. ~. s az
at7A.M Supplies Amite, Independence. ms.
gipaho, Ponchatula, Osyka, Jackson Canton
and Vicksburg, Aisa., and counties North snd
| East Of jackson also ST. Locis. Csiro Chi
cage and oices In the Northwestern Bta&es,
Louisville, Cnclnnan, VA ColumbOs, KY; Ar
S Kansas mans wa vlcksnnrg daily, Memphis,
chattanooga, Nashville, Knoxville, Richmond
washington, Baltlpore, Philadelphia, New York
cicas Do =. ~ ounoays ano noioaSs tnis mail
opEI , nTIs Z. 9 M ~ r ,p., NJ, o.,..,
inn..s Parnada aSrI; VEN UI1sans and Ope.
ishes TnesdsV Thnr1iev sn - 81. Pa.
daiIs - Al ma ; ana sstnfaay Closes
Rrv wy WEs ~ All ~ f Uue uany ~ NJ
NE. .o"h s,antI ~ ~ 'ae lztn and 1gtn g
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- COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR A,
EE:::i and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. III

This watering place will be open for the reception of visitors
on the LIST Of June 1t is situated the line and in full
the virginia and Tennessee Railroad about half mile from
bus will always be found waiting the arrival of the
visitors to the Servings.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have effected
ous curesthe White Sulphur aggravated Of dyspepsia
serious affections Of the liver ksneys and bladder
bty and especially stem and those
diseases peculiar femalesthe Black Sulphur all Of
diseases the skim aggravated letter. and other
tons of the skin.
The accommodations equal to any to be found IN the
mountains of Virginia. and the table and attendance the
satisfactory character together with fine band of music and
other attraction usually found rcass watering
s of which beg refer the large number
of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
jeS 2m j. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor,
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ID A.FAHNESTUCK'S VERMIFUGE FOR
ID. TAPE-WoRM.-Mes b. A. Fahnestock &Co-Gantle
Some years SINCE recommended B. A. FAHNEsrocK's
VERMFUGE to relative Mr. Charles West Jefferson ty
Mississippi for child, eighteen months DID, which sup
which brought from it long and
cured tho child This worm preserved shown to
planters in this and the sdjoinng counties. have sold
thousands IF bottles Of your Vermage with perfect
your valuable remedy you are at liberty to use it,
JAMES p. HARPER,
OF the firm o. Harper i Son. Druggists,
Bsv ou Sara, La
k Purchasers should look well the
peI and see that they buying B. A. FAHsESToCK's
NERMlFu1E, and nc other. je2l lm&W
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UhitdYen
md old hApcs all over twelve
fnllfAre.
Family tickets in packages
eoe Of Master Of Transportation Camp opposite
Lafayette square who reside in city have
residence establishment the line Of tho road procure
tickets Of twenty i've for their personal
ducod rate.
Tho Company prepared to forward Goods Pack
age Kinds every place with which they have
Men, receiving and delivering the in Of the city
r. g. WILLIAMS,
SA14H Master Of Transportation,
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0ATTL + MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. July 8. 1889
Arrived to-day-30 head Of Texas Cattle, and AS
Sheep. The supply Of Hogs and Veal Cattle is very
limited. The stock of Beeves, however, continues
very ample. We quote:
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e. 20 Observation-Disclosures 1859.
~ ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Office In the Railroad Building street. opposite
ayette square will deliver in Of the city such Bag
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewey ETC., received
By the Railroad otherwise be entrusted to their
charges or forward the with and dispatch, any
point the Great Northern Railroad the Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving that pur
either the Express Office the residences oes
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will go
through the Train and receive the Checks address
wishing their Baggage their hotel
KThe Company will be responsible for all articles placed
10 charge of the Baggage Master.
IMPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
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ouSAh.. sales, 4O0 hhds, (pArt on Monday) at
full prices. Fair to Fully Fair 53@63, and SIC 10
b.
HOLAssEs. Some 200 bbls sold at slc for for.
menting, and 33@34c. U gallon, for prime reboied.
FLOUR. The market very dull, with sales of
barely 500 bbls, of which $50 fancy at-,l90 low
Extra at SO so, and 60 Choice Extra Dayy> At ~
p Dbl.
GRAM. The sales Of Corn embraced some 5000
Sacks including $50 Ordinary at &c., HOO st. Louis
Mixed at 96, 1000 Mixed, $500 Mixed and Yellow,
and 200 Yellow Mixed, all at 81 90, 2sl White, at
81 o5 and 81 10, and $50 prime do, at 81 Is U
bushel. OF Oats, $50 sacks Northern sold at 6Oc.,
and on Monday 400 st. Louis at SIC, but yesterday
Coo. y bushel was refused for round lot Of the
latter Of Bran, 1900 sacks sold at SIDE 70 100 bs.
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork were confined
to retail parcels at SIT y Dbl for Mess In Bacon,
nothing was doing. OF Lard, 600 to 700 packages
were said to have been sold on Friday last, but no
particulars have been reported.
COFFEE. Sales "a bags at 11c, and $50 at IL lc,
Bb. ~,~'-'
SALT. IA cargo Of 5000 sacks Liverpool coarse,
was sold yesterday, and one of 1000, fouth Fine.
on Monday, on private terms.
INDIA BAGGING. -. rs bales sold at 13c. ~ ward,
GuNNY BAGS. $50 bales heavy, were sold on
Saturday at 13c.
HIDES. =. Mexican Flint are quoted at ls@lsac
and Attakapas at 12@l5c. % ID for dry salted and
Flint.
WHISKY. 100 bbls Rectifed sold at said to be
at Csc. % gallon.
9 FREIGHTs. "A ship was taken for Liverpool at
I'd. for Cotton. Cotton shipping to Havre at DC.
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WILLIAMS 4 TUCKER,
w COMMISSION ME'R CHANTs,
No. l59 Grnvier street,
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS, NEW ORLEANS,
GEORGE W. TUCKER. myl7 ly

GAS FIXTUREs..".......GA FIXTURES.
y. B. NOME, 1856 Charities street,
sh and American manufacture in the variety
low prices -
Also, large variety of Globes etc.
N BJ. B. NOME Is authorized by the Gas Company 10
put up Gas Fixtures. fee 6n
SOLE AGES 81 THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS,
TENNESSEE.
Sugar Kettles, from "a 70 inches diameter 81 b an inch
&c to AZ inches diameter..... 90 an inch.
nnder AZ inches diameter. rs n inch,
Furnace Mouths $2 $50 and $685. according
i. +. LAvIILEBEUvRE,
Commission Merchant
te4 ~ Nc u Union street.
WIDOW A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
w Costa, has on hand and offers for sale
$40 bbls. Mess Prime and Rump Pork.
100 tierces RlcOn-Sides and ShoufrrP.
so bbls White and Red Beans.
Is terces Sugar Cured Hama
200 bbls. Superine and Extra Flour.
80 terces Carolina Rice.
300 bbls. Western and Northern Potatoes,
AS en- u.s. ST. 60 and 10 Old Ieyae sres,.
ENASMANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
BALES-Orders Tor Fasmann's Iron Hoops and Ties,
led to extent, at cents pound The Hoop and Tie
guaranteed hold and also given that the cotton
bound with them shall be received the Orleans Press the
terms rope bound cotton
Liberal deductions made country merchants fer cash
ders F. BELCHER Agent,
l21< Commercial Place, N. o,
a25 6ukw
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- ~ aS.fh RStTE oo.H"Asihh'

--.-- Through to New York In -Four Days
and Nineteen HousAvoding all the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route to Memphis St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati
Washington, Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved i-0nly Seventy Miles Stagingvia
Kew Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
RAILRO DAD
70 Canton MISS thence by Mississippi Central Railroad and
Coaches 10 Grand junction. Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis and New York be had at the
Ticket office Of the New Orleans and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The roads in the Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad
become good and close connections made throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad pro-
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
A8-sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
al 2m SIMS, SUTTON 4 DUDLEY.
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PONTCHARTRA RAIL-
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

lDk :, :. :. which will be the last regular train.
"trip and leave the city hour after IL O'Clock until ii
O'Clock at night.
On Sunday, 18th Inst there will DO halfhour trips
every Sunday from O'Clock until g.
Extra or special trips night by Car
when required by notifying the Conductor.
The Train will aenlly Station when notified
trips after O'Clock N. Sundays. Fare
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs.
- CULLUM's SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY,
Ala. eiEhtysx miles above Mobile, twsntyh milea

I'd r se ss s5s " s. ..s
In sss 9 ss
sss pSg 5 S ysW e so
81
their
"A +: +:
q nS.
BIZ. ss
ages are al s.psrsts and are neat, clean and airy,
ss
perfect prepsy there No no
variety of and valuable chemical medicinal cobDs
s ss
s, 's Bsss the whole
S
g
Terms of board will be moderate
Carriages waiting landing upon the arrival Of tho
ss ss aP Pe sR1f e j. WA
nv. n.w,m w ~ CHARLES cgLLgx.
PAsCAG0ULA HoUsE-rHIs ESTABLISH.
at!on q Bo.rdsrs 1t their old rates. '''' ~
cSIIdsa Under ys,l.
1 as.s aixss M The hs,ns q
houses for ladies aud gent. With other eonx.nsnoss
and Now osIssns
1e4 SIN Proprietor.
RHRasS HSysH
vi R r. ss;.s :: e
G ss II, I'D INT .,
and the and liquors havs been selected caro-.
Wish DO rom tho noise q he
.ad Fl s''h'''f' Hail. BIZ %
BAKNEs, M M CITY
a Hotel on the Gulf Cost. N''A"''' ''S~'''
s;s Ssfss e. int
s h e. 1ss4. e e s II 81, h be % re
At,asSsd T. III Hotel splendid Billiard Room Ten Pin
viii e s
excursions of pleasure to the various adjacent Islands
rS. % will please address tho
and Carriages can be obtained at The Has an
- BELL CHENEY sPRINGs-This delightful
ssaf PH pns1 vao se st. ms IN
ception Of visitors.
These Springs favorably among e people Of
mic diseases of various kinds-the medicinal
been fully tested by innumeabe they performed
The servces Of excellent Cook, good Steward
lite and attentive Servants have been secured and fine Band
Of Music engaged for the
Two lines Of Omnbusses will with the Opeousaa
boats and after the 18th of june take passengers the
Springs.
will send for them.
Board and Lodging per month. .$35 90
week. 10 90
.day..................... 400
Children and Servants half price,
PATIN DELAHOUsSAYE,
myl3 I'm Proprietors.
- OCEAN SPRINGS HDTEL-E W, oERB
Co. Proprietors.-This Hotel is being thoroughly
1 renovated and newly furnished, and will be opened
the reception Of visitors the LIST day Of June Every
fort will be made render visitors comfortable and make
their stay pleasant.
Than the beautiful hay Ocean Springs there bette,
place for yachting, or fishing, or bathing.
For the amusement Of visitors there Is Tenpn Alley
Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables etc. Bar is attached the
Hotel which will BE- supplied with the wines quors
and cigars Bugges and be hired at the
band Of music will be kest Hotel during the entire
season bail and supper will be given twice week.-Mrs.
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative powers
eral times day and from the Springs For es
mony respecting the medicinal virtues those Springs
be made to DR. Austin Dr. Thorpe New Orleans;
to Rev DR. h'1ntyeire, Nashv vile, Tenn
dedly the healthest we'll the beautiful location on
the Gulf shore. j. WILKINSON, Agent
Ocean Springs LIST May, 1853. my4 II
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=. BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North .,a

al of Florence, Lauderdale county, Alabama &S&
By abama Ssspp ava
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities
It's waters IN cases # scrofua drosy dyspepsia kidney and
stages of venereal and diseases now
seasons Of The year open for the reception of visitors
since that time the proretors have bees diligently
building and for
Of their guests They have completed large Hotel
containing parlor ballroom dining sleeping
location being the hills of the Tennessee river and
shoa Creek the air and climate naturally pure health
full.
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the wholesome food tina,
the can Afford with polite and attentive steward and
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling Billiard Saloons
will be well and abundantly supplied.
an abundant eId far amusement al Raev sprnps a. onod
Band Of Music will be in attendance enven and make
pass eheerfuy large Livery Stable with fine stock will
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within miles
Of the Springs with good road to make pleasant morning
One of the best physicians that the South Affords who
water, will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have
yerted into hospital for invalid servants and placed under
charge Of experience that a
bere of the waters will have comfortable and receive
These Springs accessible the South and West by the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn to
florence IN ten hours thence by fourhorse coaches to
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
fast at the Springs next morning. and those leaving
Rs R b. oo
Refer ts-Messrs Scrnggs. Donegan Co.. New orleans1
B. NJ Lowe l. Co.,
Bradley, Wilson 4 Co., ..
WI. !anier Co.. =.
s. O. Nelson Il Co., :.
Phillips Nixon Co., :.
mil Am Samuel Bell Esq.,, ;.
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REDDING & CO.'S
In IN 50 SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

oFFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
On the Opeonsas Railroad.
This Company organized for the purpose doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes Jeweiry Merchandise Bag
We also prepared to do General City Express and Bag
Business in connection with the New Orleans Opeouas
and Great Western Railroad.
Will call for and deliver with dispatch reasonable
rates Baggage Freight Packages and from all the
city Of New Orleans.
Merchants and citizens rely this Company
70 forward the minute article any destination
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. Z. REDnIEG,
tn. THAYER,
Proprietors.
s8-Auhorned Agents of Bombaler Co.'s Island Cuba
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MeA POINT CLEAR HOTEI-THE PROPRIE-
tors of the BATH House. Mobile respectfully inform their
M friends and the public that they will open the Point Clear
Hotel early In June.
The buildings being put in thorough repair the wharves
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved the
winter building erected last season. finished and fur
nshed In thorough manner and situated line the
hoehe two connected by continuous gallery of 374
feet in length two Stories Altogether the buildings will
acc ommoaate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being open the Gull
and in the rear high grounds with pleasant drives
OF view fairly tested last Not single
yellow fever originated there has. We find there
salt water bathing upon the whole coast
PAGES from the Hotel Fish and oysters album
every variety of anu ements will be furnished.
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days will make mid day trips those who ar
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. H. CHAMBERLAIN L CO.,
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ROMnALIER 4 CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
- EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds Of packages and
freight to Havana Matanzas Cardenas Villa Clara sagua la
0rande Remedies Nuev,as, Puerto Principe Santiago de
presses Of Wells Fargo Co, Darlington Co, United States
change Company the United California Europe
Agents III New Orleans BEDDING CO.,
felS If st. Charles st., under ST. Charles Hotel.
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fNap rlaas daily Grssa avednsaay Banis saIy g. 1855
Geh @rleans 4ailp Gresttnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 6. 1859,
8sbish Of tts Nlarksts.

GkUAkW W Ayk aktatkRS.
or.scssr oysrcs. No. 10 Camp street,
Wednesday Morning, July g. is69 Z
CoTTos. There was only moderate demand
yesterday with sales of about 1000 bales The Van
derblts accounts had effect on prices, and we re-
peat our previous figures:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION;
S S,dIPs %;ys.:;; S S;sSr i3
I ls~ xis da1ssy Fa .aa.'ns ran.
sFAr1nBNT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1883. .ha1ea So4B
neceivea 6nce.
received yesterday. 7B-l75,673
l.7sl,ils
Exported since ............., 719,30
n Exported yesterday. 3,757-1723,G9
Burn. ll,sU l.7s4,E79
STOCK on hand not cleared .......-... 1851
TOBACCO. .l3 hhds, damaged, sold on private
terms.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
STOCK on hand LIST September, lsS0.,,,,,.hhds 1aOl6
'~'e,N.ys' 434 65,E49
Exno,..a ,.,n,. 1885
1APoIso9 slnco G405l
sAp'seo yesNfoay lU40 66O9i
stock on hand not cleared 2s774
SUGAR. Sales, 400 hhds, (part on Monday at
full prices. Fair to Fnllv Fair saAc1 -, ID .o
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aMg. q. HI4EAKLEY, SO AND 81 RAMPARf
SA street. manufacturer of Carriage Bicycles Spring
S6 W agons, Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing IL
al the branches done atths shorteh notice. jas y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREEN sEALwINE-
~ Direct importation from Rheims For sale in lots suit
the trade. Orders received and transmitted by
A. NEVINS 4 CO.,
f.l6m No. al drawer street.