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little stretch Of authority, the resurrection might
have suffered from the absence of sk,llful
General. But, on the other hand, tho Govern
ment might bave been blamed for preciptanCy
when cannot be charged to it's acts in general,
and Whch, undoubtedly, it has the best reason
for avoiding
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Ersra Evening Trihune.

During the continuance Of the War which has
been commenced by the Southern Disuniosists
mud Rcbels, we propose to publish OF ~ o'C'0ck
every week day afternoon. an EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE, containing the Latest News from all
quarters. This sheet may be procured at THg
TRIBUNE Office, and Of the news dealers and
boys at tho usual PRICE, cents.
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Illinois state Fair.

CHICAGO, "Wednesday, Sept. 4, lsoi.
Extensive preparations are already made ana wofa
IL actively going on Tor ha State Fair commencing on
Monday next. Thub iar tho number OF sn'Fie1 ID ~'-
preeedontea. so.t..v sou.
The Museum of the State HlstOricai Soc'esy 'g ~
fox tho hTts time, open tothe pubhc'
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The Tribune. War Maps,

LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNgIi
Al TIE BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
Now Ready, EXTRA TRIBUNE, containing G g vG-
riOus Maps published in TBg TRIBUNE sine the
commencemeut Of the War. IL olso cont ,0s a
LIST Of the killed and wounded in the late battle, lar
o. ascertained. Price Eve cents. Three dollalg per
100. Terms cash. Address
TIE TRmUyE, New-Yc.k.
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Dekeggtes 80 tbe Republican state
Convention.
PousRxHsPsis, wsdDesdsy. heps- I, 1891

F0uspKaSPsIB, Wed5esdsy' heP' = Io0I'
The Is Assembly District Republican Convention
to-day elActed James Hammond and Wm' h. Van
Derw1sr delegates to the State COpyshhon, and
Hsnry NJ. Swin and Augustus Brush 40 delegates to
The Judicial Convention.
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C. 1. Foster, who has iust arrived at Wash
inston, reports that he and FIVE Othero ,,'ere
elected 10 Congress frcui North Carolina on the
ist of August, the day appointed by Laws. He
states that there is in the State strong L mon
feeling. and that the Governor is ins.meG TO
IIniGnlsm.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

We call attention 10 the publication BY the
State Military Board of the testimony taken 10y
them ia relation TO the alleged frauds in elo. ing
furnished 20 the soldiers. This mass of eyde ce,
sud the comments which the Board mako pom
it. win be read with much interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

90, Mc,N>aweils has been four weeks issued.
Can't the Con. n.s.sdesSte ieaders manage to say
something
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Fire fu ssoston.

BosToS, Wednesday, sep: co :, oS... iooi.
HN to-ngh. in the store No, o. ana o. IIS".1n
,,ret. oeeupied by H. S. Kimball ana .. u voAhs,n
a. Co., Wholesale clothieFs, dsalroysa gooos 70 s sSe
value OF ~ 900. Tue bllldinG Was ui''%9'u =" '-'
aaO,lIt OF $1,000.
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&etp2lOrlS ElaiIp Griba5!a
Ia CORREsPONDENTs.

re uo.icc csn be ialeB Of ANONYMOUS Couuuacsto VIE
eyerf iu;crJed fog insertion must Do authentic by o.
s,re snd sd5ross OF tie vriteruot ncseUsiy -ubcs
lion. tut as gusTsDty fer lis good f,th.
Necsupos uudeIisko rttur rceoted Coutnunc csiaa,.
ksu.sns letters io tnis should be sdioss.d 70 ra
TElGUVE." New-YoIk.
Ia. we mailed your ~ 10 Tie writer Of the lepes.
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PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR
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ghe Movements Of Gen. RoSecracz,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

Advertisements for TuE WEEELE TmBuM. sar t'i
week Rust be handed in to-day.
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TAE RoMBAaDMENT OF GALVESTON.
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REBEL FORAYS IN KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
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Two of Cur Brave Sailors HOnored.
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF REBELS
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
SAIRMISulNG REAR GREAT FALLS.

PAYING OFF THE TROOPS.
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THE LATE NAVAL VICTORY.
Olelal Report Of Commodore sirinsharn.
sKIRMIsHISG NEAR GREAT rALLs.

srecii Dispatch to Ths n. Y. tribune
MAsHfYG-oN yadrA.aav g.,,
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Buemess Nctltes.
rnx,s FnI SrYl.E OF HArs Is now ready .

LAuIDS' BAND BRACELETS-Si and - each,
Tor so by o. c. ALLEg No. as Bloldwey Gre doos 10"
CanEFL
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Proclamation.
MAYoRAIrY OF NEW ORLEANS,

MAYORABTT OF NEW ORLEANS,}
City Hall, May 90 1861. )
AgreeRbly provisions of the City Charter nm election
will be held MONDAY June 5. for Comptroller Re
the Second District Aldermen Assistant Alder
men for the city Of New Orleans, towt:
Comptroller OF the city OF New Orleans.
One Recorder for the Second District fill the uneSpired
term of the Hon j. Il. Fabre, deceased
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen, tow:
ALDERMEN.
One Alderman for the First District Of the city place Of C.
Cox, whose term has expired.
One Alderman for the Second District in place of Norman
Whitney.
One Alderman for the Third District in PLACE of P. Della
barre.
One Aldermen for the Fourth District in place of BENZ
HARRISON.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
One Assistant Alderman for the First Ward in place of James
Beggs.
Assistant Alderman for the Ward place j.
NJ Hall
One Assistant Alderman for the Third Ward i'll place of L.
F. Bakewe.
One Assistant Alderman Cor the Fourth Ward in place of H.
Shepherd Jr
One Assistant Alderman the Sixth Ward in place of A
Dupr6.
One Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward place of
Magioni.
One Assistant Alderman for the Tenth Ward iii place of E.
A. Patterson.
Said election TO be held at places designated by the Central
Board of Commissioners AID under the direction of Inspectors
by them appointed.
my2t John T. MONROE Mayor.
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I tlsalls alIp Crescent.
xoFEss IA. TSfTNSES7r COII MN@.
iasf atelIigtNtf.
6ssseksr ,iFriuR, No. I'd CAMP STREET,

EREsGEkf f1fFfoE, N0+IH EiAMP STREET,{
83 "Wednesday Morning, May 70. 1851
Tins setr Yesterday was clear with moderate temperature
7sr ht witch evaiea On Monday Businesson the Harding
0aek The only departures being the Mary
yickSaal and Pcasune No for Aakapas The neat AMI
splendid psssengs packet Mary Keene 70 the landing
yesterday and commenced receiving for Memrh aad all way
lHaafngs. She feayss Saturday next, positively.
"A iaoais vi paper of the 25sh says
aaut stationary Yesterday. with eight feet three
the catsl fe three feheS ~ The pass at Tbs
falls ana feet three inches On the rocks The weather was
warm ana dry yesterday. -.
Al psbag yesterday the ser was falling WITH seven ees
wa1s IN the chanieE -, a..
AT ncinHai this river had fallen egheeh
four hours
laid NJ a INC SUP
In lic&iHg river, al Ginena landing seiWo9n,
IAhigh u ". Gheesrnans Fast Masnss
Emma Duncan Glendale Indy fsSe LAZY % 81 i a
Ftankiia SILVER Moon q sop Western
stephsa Bscatf Hesz5 Queen Of ths Argyle
e Be Mcnsrch Nj gaags Fands
NTps6 1T IL Bone .ingIe. Prairie Rosa Bostona 20
TsSNsA Eehaaen. Henry Fitshugh sana tlrknan Aurora
md Nashs iis. Toal--forty four boats
r A Ga1rEx FOR BAYOU SARA- The Splendid new ~
Yessarc packet j. Gotten, Capt ~ B Ba!anco
Me- h. 3. Mnmfod clerk leaves at O'Clock
thia florhng for Bayou Sara and the Coast
R&riDEs ron REp RrEE.The regular passenger packet
Baso leaves at clock this evening for Red river
HOVER rar RED RrnR he light draaght pssse9geI packet
Homer, CAp Sam Appteg ander ata A v
o'clock this evening tor heu
81 nj RED RleER-This feet and justly popular
uasssarer packet White commander. and Mr. Robert
Moody he Il leaves O'Clock this evening for Rel river
AloSzo enLD passenger pscSes Alonzo
Bride ler leaves Memphis and the Bends TINS evening al
5ocioeE.
P9lNee or WALES For MEMPnsTh fast passenger steamer
Waea, Press lodcSiel eornande and Mr. u
hatctezt lenipils, and
all s7ay Andiags q o'clock this evening
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" - CoEPTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855. :
mo 2129.J
pES0LWEDs That the Comptroller be and
~ be is hereby authorized and required give notice. by
with the ninth section of ordinance no. 42 approved March
3d. 1855 the Council will pay any bill against the city
contracted under authority order the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred 10.
[Sgned u L. TRACY,
WI 5 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
tSgnedi L. q. PLACE,
President Board of Alderman,
Approved April 20, 1855.
lsgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Theaeon of the ofcera of the city publc
specially esllsd 10 the foregoing resolution.
V. DUPLESSIs,
iy1f II Comptroller City Of New Orleans
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JOHN f. HOLLAND. Secretary.
BOARD DEs ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN
Bureau du Secrttaire, Hotel de Vile, II ayril 1861.
A i Hoaorable Conseil Commun
dc la vile de la Nouvee Orleans:
soussIgne proprietaires
I'VE de bens onds aisnnt face Ia rue Jackson
st Charles ct Lbere prent qunne oron
resolution soft raSs6e commencement la o oron-
nant vene dun contrat la confeon de banquees
briques bordGes de curhstones les
depx cotd de la dite Jackson excep les bHnquetes
sou aes sont conra de la St Charles rue
Liberte.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May %, 1861.
Common Council of the city of New Orleans


Common Council of the city of New Orleans. }
mo. 5623.1
Resor That the Central Board Of Commissioners of the
city Of New Orleans be and hereby instructed, in con-
fomity with the provisions of the City Charter entitled
act 10 amend act entitled act to consolidate the
the city Of New rea and the administration Of The affairs
thereof approved March 20 1866 give notice in the public
that an election will be held the first Monday the SD
Of June next for the following named ocer serve accord
ing law from the third Monday in June next for the
prescribed by said city charter
!. A Comptroller of the city Of New Orleans.
q Recorder for the Second District fer the unexpred term
Of the late J. L. Fabre deceased.
s. The following members of the Board of Aldermen, viz
One Alderman for the First District vice E. Cox whose
will expire at said date.
One Alderman for the Second District vice Norman Whitney
whose term will expire at said date.
One Alderman for the Third District vice P DeTabarre
whose term will expire at said date.
And Alderman for the Fourth District vice Benjamin s.
Harrison. whose term will expire said date.
For The following members OF the Board of Assistant Alder
men:
One Assistant Alderman fo~ the First Ward, james
Begg5
One Assistant Alderman the Second Ward vice
gan Hall.
One Assistant Alderman for The Third Ward vice Lea r.
Bakewel
One Assistant Alderman for the Fourth Wand, vice Henry
Shepherd Jr
Assistant Aldermen for the Sixth Ward Adolphe
Duprt.
One Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward IIag
oni.
Be fther reso7ca That the Mayor be and is hereby d.
reced 10 give the necessary and proper notices. in accordance
with the said City Charter and the foregoing resolution to the
iSignedl LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May %, 1861.
ny2i ct fSignsdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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PETIT'lQNs---OFFICTAL.

10 the Honorable the Common Council
ofthe City of New Orleans
n GNT1. FDREEN--The pndsrst gned, owner
and ST. Charles Streets in the Fourth District respectfully
that resolution be passed. according to law making
sidewalk boreTsd by Curhstoes and CUTTERS the
southwest side Of said street from Pyana TO the rear
line of Pa rick TWINS property where the sidewalk already
made.
Charles Briggs, owner Of go feet of said front.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board Of Aldermen.
A Memorable Conseil Commun de 10
Vile de la Nouvee- Orleans
hTESSIEURS--Ee soUsslgne proprietuire
Vl Ia Hutieme, Pryinn st St Charles
priont ccHeucment resolution SOFT adupe
lie vent 10 loi ordonnant In construction de bnnuuctIps
cues. curbstoueSn goes pieres din ,liS sud
de Ia dite Hueme, partir de Plyagn us.
qua Ia lgne de derere de Ia propri66 de Patrick Irwin Oh
les banuuces sont dem fnes.
Charles Briggs, proprietaire de go peds de face.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE.
APO lawSw SeCreaire dn Board des Aldermen
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A YEEE'S sAEG@A F'ATsELI4A, 4 COMPOUND Rem
IN edy, designed be the etciHal Alternative that
combined with other substances still greater Alternative power
as to antidoe Sarsapaa
by those who suffer from complaints, and that
which will accomplish their cure prove Of immense service
peey this compound viii do it has been proved BY experiment
many of the be found Of the following
scrofna and scofuou Complaints Eruptions and Erupive
Diseases Ulcers Pmpies otches TlnoTs Salt Rheu Scad
nropsy Neuralgia SIC Dooureux Debility Dyspepsia and
Indigestion EyAs Rose or St AnthGnys Fire and indeed
Blood ''''''s --0p"''
This compound will be found great health when
blood ut that Of the year BY tho timely expulsion
udes can by the aid Of this remedy spare themselves from
endurance OF foul erupon and ncerous sores through which
TO do this through the natural channels Of the body by aea
tive medicine Cleanse the g&ed blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the skin in pinpe eup
gis In the veins cGGHse "erRnGr it Ia foul feel
felt people enjoy better health live longer cleansing
the blood Keep the blood healthy and all well; but with
Sooner later something go wrong and the great
chirery OF lie is diSordered Ur overthroRn.
pshine these sadf But the world has been eegiously de
cetvea BY preparations of partly because the drug alone has
preparations pretending be Concentrated extracts Of it
taH out Little Of the virtue Of a9ap"ri la or anything else
Ties prateGdEE give quart OF Extract of arapara for
dollar Most Of these have been fraus upon the sick for
they not only contain but little Sarnparln but often
properties whichever. Hence painful dsap
poinnent followed the Of the various extracts of ars
paIll which food the market until the tfis justly de-
pised and has become Synonymous with imposition and cheat
Sill call this compound SarsGrarIa and intend supply
guy which rests upon it, Ana we think We have ground for be-
flowing has virtues which irresistible b. the ordinary
complete eradication from the system the remedy should be in
aiciousiy taken according t2 diTecons on the bottle
bottle bottles for S.
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srREET lON2NER--oFFIClAL.

EIRsT DISTRICT POUND.-Vas Brought
to the First District Pound of Lafayette aud Vine
One white Goat with spots buttons on
neck
One white Goat with black spots on his Head and egs
left ear cropped, split and holed, and right split.
One black and whitespotted Goat tip of the tail white
One black and white Goat split right ear double
under bit
Which claimed within three the expenses there
paid will be sold at public auction said Pound,
FRIDAY. May 81, 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, May q, 1861.
II. J. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered May 2, 1851 .ls
ALFRED A.SDUCRos
F@. Clerk of Comptroller.
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pETgTTONs---OFF
Proclamation by the MA yor.


MAYoRAhTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. April q, 1861.
RK VIRTUE Of resolution No. 555l OF the
~ Common Council Of the city of New pronnS-resoluons
Nos $40 and 5iN being repealedand In accordance with
resolution No 1851 and section 2l Of the City Charter
approved March 90 1885, notice is hereby given that II is the
of the city Orleans to widen ST. street.
from St. Charles to nryudes street. TO width of Gythrce
feet three and half inches; mud to open Laurent White and
Liberty from the Fnubourg line Andrew street.
to width Of forytwO feet and foureighths inches
each md Franklin, late Fulton avenue from the Faboug
Ue to St Andrew street, to width of hundred md
twenty'egh feet according TO act entitled An act to
regulate the opening laying out and improving and pub
Iaccs in The city New Orleans its suburbs inror
parod mud Incorporated and the hanleueS te sne
approved April g. 1882. ~
Proclamation pmr lie FERirc.
MARIE LA NOuvELLE- ORLEANS, J
tIoteldervie, 9 avrl 1861.
I'm VERTU de la resolution No. f5Jjl ut1
IA Conse Eommun do In vile de h Nouvele Orl6nls-r6So
buttons Nos 5ih ct 5ig 6ant rRppelieSs cOnfOm6neR la
resolution 555l Ia section III de Ia nouvee charc do la
que Pnenon de In vile NouveoO leans &nrgir Ia
StAnlre de III St.Charles in Dryahes
argeur de cuQuautetTos pes rois pouces ct c ct dou
les Laurent, White ct libertt par de In nc
FAubourg In st Andre, me Nrge de deux
pieds sept ct hUtiemes de chaue
franklin autre DIS avenue Fulton psrtr de In gne du
Faubourg Ia st Andre, argcur de cent vngh
piGds, conformtment PnGte intime relnf POWER
tue ct Nmornons deS ct places pnbQucs dams Ia
vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans RubGurgs ncOrOG5
incorporates ct ass de bnicues approurd lie Hv 1882
40 lawSw JOHN 4. MONROE. Aatre.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAFoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
- City Hall, March l. 1851.
RY VIRTUE ofEsesoiEitfnn No. 5504 OF the
D Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans and
cordance with Section l19 Of the City Churer approved
March 90 1866 notice hereby given that it is the intention of
the city Of New Orleans to Brond street. swamp side
be shelled from Espanade street TO Bayou roadthe
be done aeeably said section 9 of said City Charter
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor,
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Secretary's Office, City Hall, April II, 1861. :
To the Honorable the Common Council
ofthe City of New Orleans:
GEETLERfEN-'Th Undersigned owners
W ofproperty fronting ckSen between ST. Charles
anu Liberty Streets respectfully that ordinance
resolution be passed. nccoin law for the
brck sidewalks, horderei curbstones
gues both sides Of said jackson street. eX
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDEKMEN,}
Secretary's Onfce City HILL, March 81 1861.
To the Honorable the Common Council
ofthe City of New Orleans:
~ ENTLFEEEFK--F, the undersigned, owner
"a real estate fronting both sides Of nlve2 street, from
Barracks Usulines street. Second District pcct-
fully petition your honorable body to have brick sidewalks
boreed by curhsoue fand wooden gus made bath sides
Of Snid street. from Barracks UlWsuneS street.
cept whore the sidewalks shall have already made by the
New Orleans March 4, 1861
b. Doultnrt, Five hundred $500 feet.
A true copy ~
JOHN E. HOLLAND, Secretary.
BOARD DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN
Bureau du SGcr6uire, Hotel de Vile, Is mars 1861.
A Honorable Conset Ccmmun
de Ia vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
NH ESSfEURSn-sye solsSfgne, pr0priotaIre
I'VE de bicn ionds rnn face les ex de Ia Gal
de In dH QUARTER la des Ur8unes Second Dis
tict pGonne vote honorable corps de faa tonfeconner
des banquees bqueS bordee5 de curbsones fossds
ho les deux c6G de In dte rue de In QUARTER
Ia DIES ursulue eXcepa oil les banquees t6 AtcS
par les proprttRires
NouYeeO } Gnns, lie mars 1861
B. Dougart, cnq cents $500 peds.
Pour cope cOntormo a furgiHal:
a. lawSw JOHN F. HOLLAND. Secrtaire.
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OUACHITA RIVBE.
Leaves on TlIT RSDAY. May 30. at P. n
REGULAR GUACEHEEA PACKI

Leaves on T1If lSDAY. May 30. at 5 P. II.
REGULAR GUACNEEA PACKET
ssg ~ For Camden, French,prop., Beach ii Little Bay,
lGskA+5a Cmea NIler's Rlut Roat'g EldoraGo, Cham.
Bangs, Wilmington, Moro Bay Pigeon
ln CQryvile, Marie Saline Extra Grand Marie Rowands
Raft, Alabama Landing, Mouth of Bartholomew, Ouncha
City, Lochomond Port Union serlington Mouth nArbcnne,
Trenton, Monroe, Month Cheney Pine Bluff Custors Column
bia Huube Herrsonbwg Trinity and all intermediate land
ing Ouncha RiverThe and splendid swift running
passenger steamer Fra No. Len. Moorc, will leave
above For freight passage apply on board.
VIRuINluS Q. DENTXFTI.
my27 Advertising Agent
nThe F. draws only 10 inches water and will give clear
bills lading through 10 Camden.
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Proclamation par Ie Mn1re.
MARIE La NUUyELLE- ORLEANS,
H0t& de Vile, de 1851. {
I'm VEGk'FU de In Resolution No. $500 Gu
IA Cone Commun de la Nouvelie Orleans ccniormdmnt
section 9 de In nouvele ChRrte de Ia Vile approuv6e
1856 avis est par e present dome que rnenion de
In vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans est de ire coquier Ia
Broad cote de Ia cyprcre partr de in Espanade che
min du HHyoue dit CoguaGe dot ee Rit conormG,nent
In dite section ll9 de Ia dite charte de Ia Vile
ms iawSw JOHN 7. MONROE, Marie,
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Great numbers Of Clergyman Physicians Statesmen
nent persorsges have lent their certify the unpara
lead usefulness of these remedies space here will
permit the insertion of them The Agents below named furnish
gratis American almanac in which they given with
also full descriptions Of the above complaints and the
that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprhcpled dealers with pre-
para0ns they make profit Demand Ayers,
Others The sick want The best aid there for them and
they should have it,
All remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT CO,
Nos Il and ISL Chartres street. New Orleans and nv ell Drug
gtsts. ia15 6m&W
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LIyERPD oTPer ship Chapnltepec bales cotton.
NC RII-Pe or sehr N . Smith,, 400 seeks salt.
MoBILE-Pe schr i II Dayis-15ea scks salt
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SI,EA Nj RnATS.
10 WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves every SATURDAY, Mt 5P. NJ
SUMMER ARR A N & T. EMIT.


Leaves every SATURDAY, nt5P.
SUMMER ARIA & EMENT.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
For Memphis and the BendsThe trst-class
xEpnssenger packet steamer MAry r.. ISeene,
~ B Richardson master will be ready to receive iregh on
board, or 10
JOHN Il. HYDE L CO.,
aS ~ . under ST. Charles Hotel, left wing.
n- This line connects Mt Memphis with the Memphis and
ChnrlcstoG!Raoad, and superior packets for St. Louis and
Louisville.
A9-Bils of sdng signed the office of the agents up
O'clock on day of departure.
leaves every SATURDAY at5P.M.
NEW D4EEAEANS AND VTCNS~
NssF h, burg $. Mail Iine-For Doundsonvle, PIaq
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Fatchaa Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Cuff WarGnton and Vcks
hurgThe passenger steamer IbcrvilIc, j. j Brown
ter place Of the NaceE win leave %s above Saturday
J.PERsoH t CO., Agests,
ael0 Al Caronfelet street.
Iberve vIcksbug with the steamers Hope
and Charm fer Ya2no river
Leaves every TUESDA Y. ut & O'Clock, p. Nj.
lin mInre of tht Neamer C!aLmer ,
THE UEITIID STATES MAZE
AAkASt4FS yickshsrg, Warfenton New Carthage, Grand
SE4aaR3S tiult St Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof Ma chez
and Mail Landings below. For freight passage apply on
my&l tt D. R. CARROLL 4 co, Agents.
30 CHrVndeet street.
The Yicksburg YcksbuGg with Charm
for MI points on in2oo river.
N BThe steamer Vckshurg connects at VCksbrrg with
steamer Dew Drop for the Yn2oo and Talnhsche rivers. All
freght consigned TO Of the steamer Dew Drop will
P, DENT, Captain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-29

I 10 o clock T. II Horse Gar.
The Steam Train will stop aens station, notified,
koEBver, mail tEp and drn the huff hour trips
Sunday afternoon FHre 5 way aud conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT
On Sundays the Steam Train Will city o'clock
4. NJ, in lieu Of the horse
The Steam Train will leave the city hour
from Il NJ until II ?. N.
The Sunday leave either Road every Ff
hour, from 2. " until ?. NJ.
UmnbuaAa leave aI al street fos "a Depot every min.
utns
Passengers earnestly requested procure their tickets
the Dlcc under Depot Checks, Tickets be
handed the cars.
1ny25 If u. PAEDELY Superintendent.