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Our COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
IGHTE { RRADBURYs. pi.po roy,. r.,.;,,

EHTE 4 RRADBURYs, Piano, Forss Msnua.
lecturers, 4sI Broome sf. NerYork. We,do.
sire 70 call the attention OF the trade, and Of the
punhc generally 70 our Piano Fortes, justly pso.
nceaeed superior to oil Others IN volume, richness
ana purity Of tons-posssssing peculiar singing
quality. adapted q, and hasmonidng with the
2 human voice. They are very properly called the
Patent Arch Wrest Plank, they viii stand in time
IN 81 climates. We guarantee orr customers that
no Efforts that hfe-long experience, untirins In
dussry Or capital can procure, viii be spaneds4o
naiNsain for our inAfnments their void vide
fepsAAiion the bsst piano, and that every ia.
pfoyemcrt of intriasi. value 10 i piano win be
tsund ~ oura. Az orders With which ~ apv q.
vorcd ~ he promptly and EitAhlly attended %.
NSwYork, Nay j.. 1859. e.1:r
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Hardware, Iron. etc.
r n EOL.GER IL CO..

Tcoup;toMlas and New Lepee streets, be-
f.oeen Grariey and Pogdras, Nep Orleans 4
= Have large and well assorted stock q
81 Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Sweedes and
- English Bar Iron. They are agents Tor the
celebrated Cumberland Tennessee Iron, and are
supplied with complete assortment Of the various
sizes.
They are also agents for Isaac S;raubs
Queen of the Soutn Corn and Wheat >e9sssstt,
and have full assortment on hand.
The superiority ofthese mills over Others Is
fully established.
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e a gle M n G d 1 ne WORKS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

STATIONARY STEAM EsoINEs-With Double Fine
Boilers, and Of superior finish and workmanship,
for driving Sugar Nils Saw Mills, &c.
PoRrABLE STEAM ExaINEs-With either Locomo-
tive for Ivens Armular Water Drum Boiler. The
6rst is economical as to fuel, and we'll adapted to
PARTS of the State where the water is pure. while
the latter has an the good properties Of the former
and perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning
neither requiring any brick work in their 'erec.
ton.
CIRCULAR AND SAsH SAW Nuts o:
heavy build and well fitted-reliablc and effective
machines We Challenge the World to prodr-e
. machine to cut the amount Of lumber, and IS y.
ia the same time, with smaller size mill
MAcHIEERY or ALL KrNDs-Always o.
exhibition at Office, and all sales make under full
guarantee.
We challenge the trade to show where
in any one instance, our machines have Jailed T.
give full satisfaction.
DUPLICATES Of the wearing parts of ON
machinery always kept on hand in NewOrleans, sc
as to avoid any delay in repairing.
Edmund NJ. IvEss, General Agent, No.
| Union Street, NewOrleans. 49y
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.Kore to Be admired than the
RIG EST Ola } + N
Ever worn by H gsor EmTefors


What! Why E.ant;fai Head Of Hair.
Because it is the ornament God Himself
provided for all our race. Reader, alihopgi,
the rose may bloom ever SO brightly iatbe
glowing cheek, the eye be ever so spark
ling. the teeth be these Of PEARLS, it the
head Is bereft of its covering, or the lair BE-
snarled or shriveled. harsh and dry o,
worse still, If sprinklcl with gray. niture
will lose half her charms. Prof. Wood
Hair Restorative, ii used two or three times
4 week, will restore and permanently Sc
cure to all, such an ornament. Read the
following and Judge. The writer , the
celebrtcd Pianist, Thalberg:
NEwYoRK, April 10, 1853
Dr. Wood Dear Sir: Permit me TO exp4ss to
to ycu the obligations am under for the entire
restoration of my hair TO its original color about
the time Of my arrival in the United States was
rapidly becoming gray, but upon the application
OF ycur Hair Restorative il recovered itsbr:gi-
nal hue. consider yoar Restorative as ii cry
wonderful invention, quito cficacieus a. Will as
agreeable. am, dear sir, yours truly,
8. THALs13o.
aDrych ar Gsylisdyes."
Welsh Newspaper Office, I: MASSAGE
street, April II, 1881
Prof. o. ]. Wood-Dear Sir-Some mould or
six weeks ago received : bott'e Of your Hainge-
stosstivs and gave it to my wife, who conceded
70 Try II her hair little thinking Al the ii ne that
Il would restore the gray hair TO its original c1o
but 70 her a. well ~ my surprise, alter lev
week weeks trial Il has performed that wondrfal
sEcct r turning Al the xray hairs % dark hs1s
At the ZANE tims identifying and thickenlng ese
'hsir. strongfy recommend the above Rcstosa
kfvn fA all IN vwau <>fxa ~.
hair. CmAaLEs CAanew.
s8EEwYoax, July IS, 1857
Prof O J Wood-With confidence do | secosi-
mend your Hair Restorative, - being the moi
eiIicacious article, ever saw. Since using yoA
hair Restorative my hair and whiskcrs which wee
almost white have gradually grosn dark andlI
now feel confident that ! fcw more applcatioIs
viii restore them = their natural color II ado
has relieved ne ol "a dandru6 and unpleasant
itching y eonanoa among persons who perspie
freely. J. G. KlLsr
PsoG weed-Aboss SEQ years ago my MIR
eoamensed hlling ~ and turning gray; 1 As
fsss beeosiag bald, and had tiled many Yren.ed5s
y ne eject. commenced using your Reasonable
il january last. a ~ applications fastened ~
hair Armly. + beesa % gu up, grow out, IA
turned back q ~ 5brmer color. lbJackl AttSie
line Il = fully restcrsd u IL original color. Sd h,
ai4 apes1saaees and I shserfally rscommssl ~
chis.so. nsy ]. 1851.
The Restorative = PIT up ii bottles Il. s
aissa, Va large medium, and smaIl 10
small holds pint, and retails for 81 per
bottle; the mediam holds 1t least 90 pcr
rsnt: luors q proportion y The small. rsiiils
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NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA:

NEW AMEISICAN OICLOFZTUIA:
A Dictionary Of General knowledge
edited by
George Ripley and Charles A. Dana.
To be completed in Is volumes royal octavo, large
size, double columns. Vol l. is now ready,
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Hes handsome, Aunt, you know;
Then he's % graceful, and bis teeth
How splendidly they show,
A benevolent physician consider the poor
his best patients. for God 10 the paymaster
Lazy girls make rich men poor. and indus
trions girls make poor men rich.
It is.not always the mos! ragged man that
is the most shabby fellow.
Unsocial old snarl says that loveis com
bination Of disease affection of the heart,
and an inflammation Of the brain.
Gl'm having change Of air" as Mr..
jenkins, the city broker, said when he put
on new wig.
Matches may be made in heaven, but
most Of them are continued in tbs other
place.
Many persons sre in advance Of their age,
but m old maid generally manages TO be
about ten years behind hers.
We don't kcon exactly what the 'heiels
OF ambition" is, but We Eaye seen many fls.y
little specimens OF i not more than five feet
high.
Il with narrow-souled people a. with
narrow necked bottles: the less they have in
diem. the moro noise they make pouring it
opt.-fSuif.
That's very singular, said lady 10 d
gentleman who had just kissed her. '.Oh,
we'll. NJ dear miss. viii soon make i plu-
III"
Madam, goodmany persons were ve,Y
much disturbed u the concert last night
- Tie crying Of your baby swell, DO
wondsr that such people viii 60 70 concerts"
GOOD morniug. III. Hsppeck haze you|
eoI any . daseltess That yoald naAs good
I No, exactly. bot lavs got vile That
sssld naks ! frss-rsts desik
It-is heller u Icvs ! person you cannot
1nasFy than r. narsysa porson ron cannot
love. This i 4 short text ior long sermon,
T which lpman experience viii eoniiuue toI
pssssh patil Tie last syiatls u recorded
litnes .ss5'
~ Quincy being asksd Why thsso were
mcS women than snen, replied: ..It Il IN
ooseorniky With tils arrangements 81 M.
t.re: - always - a'ess 4 Hsased ihsn y
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JOSEPH G. MILLER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
No. Is Market Street, ST LOUIS, No.
OaDERs SoLIcIrED.
Refers b Nessrs Walsh, jackson Co.; Aesss.
Buckner, Stanton Newman, New Oaeans, Lou
isiana. S:5l:ly
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CHEWING TOBACCO. AN IMPORTANT

CHEWING TOBACCO. AN IMPORTANT
IMPROVEMENT
TN puttinx M Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco has
L been adopted BY Aessrs. L. Goodwin + Bro. OF
NewYcrk City.
Tobacco Of the Best Quality is selected, neatly
wrapped in Tin Foil, and Patfnt Pressed.
The great advantages of this over other b.: [: .
consists in the size Of the packages, rem sss: ~
more convenient to carry in the pocket ana ny be-
ing pressed Solid it keeps moist and resA and i'm
proves in quality it used while in other brands
A. soon as the package is opened, the quality RAP
idly de.sriorates--the tobacco growing dry-and
ittering the pocket to the great ANNOYANCE OF the
consumer. The dressing which the Fine Cut To-
bacco undcAgoes in the process Of manufacture,
frees it from all grit impurities, 30 objectionable
in the use Of all Plug Tobacco. Chcwers viii do
we'll to give the Patent Pressed trial, and judge
for themselves.
For sale BY Wholesale Merchants who receive il
direct from the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN & BRO.
me 2C7 W...er Street, NewYofk.
PRINCES PRorEAN FOUNTAIN PEN
n HIS PEN has Leen approved oy writer's in every
l portion Of the civilized world, and With -
out doubt, 10
7zs only Perfect Foo1taia Pen eser made. ~
No IR|.tand ReqHired.
Oyer 1000 testimonials can be shown In it, IA
yor. These Pens can be purchased with Fountain
to write te, hours for the same price a. an ordinary
Gold Pea slone.nnd warranted % sivc : flow Of ink
according to the pressure upon the paper can be
regulated At pleasure carried ia the pocket without
leakage, and Are absolutely incoFrodible Always
ready.
Try h and judgefor yourselves = 70 II mer:.s.
Pens sent BY mall prepaid with directons for using.
On receipt Of $50, $780, q $500, according 70
Z. g. STEARNS,
Agent. 2s1 Broadway. Nev York.
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Gbt 9aDfpfnofut.,
9oftry

~ Model vUorshipor.
zen me about the sermon, dear;
Taxa Oh your shawl and hat,
Ana eons and at beside me hc.s.
The text 6rst where was tha1
Wen really, Aunsie, ] don't know,
/ have fbrgotten quite;
/ wish you could see Jane n unrce,
8hs dresses ike fright
M Lyman wore splendid shawl,
With that old, norrid bon net,
The very one she wore last Fall,
And that old trimming on It.
But Nra Deacon Jones had on
One Of the richest collars
lever saw, and her new dress
MusG have cost ffty dollara
Strange what extravagance and waste
Some people always showl
Then Hettie Bell, what want Of taste
She dresses with you know.
The audience you remember, dear.
IF you do not the sermon.
Which preacher do you like to hear,
This one, or Mr.. Hermann
Oh, like Mr.. Herman, for;
Hes handsome, Aunt, you know;
Then he's 20 graceful, and bis teeth
How splendidly they show
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leyee sales embraced about $4,000 at prices show
;ag general decline Of abont &c., as follows I4g
Yellow Mixed at 64e., 1875 do. III two lots at s5-
500 at e. $50 at 60, 500 Yellow Mixed ,5es White
and Yellow Vt 10, $500 White at IT, $50 at a., 17S
at so and 1880 White. Yellow and Mi4ed Oh pri,
vate terms. IL Oats nothing of any moment re-.
ported In Bran ne did not hear Of sale.
HAY. We did rot hear Of d saIe.
PROVISIONS .Mess Pork continues % retail Vi
80. In Dry-salted Mcat Is casEs sold at 5c. for
houlders and Sc. for SIDES and Hams. Id Bacon
SO casks Sides, clear Of bsckbone eoia at fIc., the
supply is about exhausted In Lara nothing re-
ported.
LARD oIr.....25 bbis. sold II sl 05.
WHISKY. 70 bbls. Raw as the redaced rate
Of 179c.
CoFFEE. The sales embrace Il 85 bags, COM
pricing 266 at 10E@1d3c., $50 at FyI8Iis, ss2 ag
liz, 1906 az 1lS, 800 at III and ~ ii I2c. st
FFnGHTs. - There are no uuengazed vessels ID
port. American ships filling mp at a5 and BRITISH
at 3D.
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ss5- The postage to places on the west coast o
Sonth America, via Panama. is On each single
letter, 81 cents; and oaeaeh newspaper cents.
when sent and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received.
RrPostage to South Pacific: Letters, 34e.; pa
pers &c.
EB-Postage to China, Kew South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: 10c., prepaid.
RBPostGge to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, Sc.
sB-The single letter rate to California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, ETC., tha
domestic rates apply.
&g-The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemanfa
Land and ChiRa (ya San Francisco1 is on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance
AE-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, Soutn
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or pEayats
ships, 80 cents single rate, prepaid; via France,
10 cents zach quarter ounce PREPAID, is aided to
the above postage: via New 4ork, By prIvatS
ships, 5 cents, prepaid.
sS-Posage to B6gota (New Granada:) Letters.
j. L. RIDDELh, P. NJ.
New Orleans. Nov. l. 1888
14SS gAG sshcana T. sTnsos
SSACKETT. RELCHER IS CO..
~ oLEsALE GR0SE RS.
TTnptrter and Deaiersaa
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents. for VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No. 20 PEARL STREET., corner d whitehall streas.
my22 IyEW of Broadway. NEW yoRg.
H. A. D. y, cUlBzszsos-
TIT a. CuTRER IS co.,
REGEFING, FORWARDING,
| General Commission Merchants,
| EREEMAS's FIEE-pRooF WAREHOUSE,
JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
H- Liberal Advances made ppan Gonsignmenls to cur
4 friends in New Orleans, dIa#
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CATTLE MARKET.

/ JEFFERSON CITY Jam iT. 3Issf
Reseiyed yesterday 30 Western, 81 TexagBeeyes,
$50 Calves aB75T Hogs. Stock on sale 81 Western,
! 90 Tezas Bse7es, $50 Hogs and u Mich Cows.
Wequote
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Intending to retire from the Shelf Goods business and
ourselves 10 Heavy Hardware ron Steel Copper Tin Plate,
Speer Axes Springs Hubs Spokes Felioe5 ETC. etc, we
now offer for sale large discount stock of Shelf Goods
in quantities purchasers The stock is full and complete
comprising fall assortment of every article required in
country store including general assortment Of Fancy Goods
Perfumery etc Country Merchants Planters, and the public
generally their interest to call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere
We also offer for sale
$50 tons Premium Ion assorted Flat Round and
Square, of all sizes
Plough and Boiler Plates, all sizes.
400 tons Merchant English Iron, assorted, Flat Round and
Square.
100 tons Refined English Ion assorted. Flat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted
20 . Haf Round Oval and Half O1al IRON
10 :. Bowel Iron.
80 :. Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles Hoop Iron assorted, Il to inch.
go . Band :. E. / to Axis and -l6 inch.
5DO . Sheet =. =. 10 to 2 inch
80 :. Russia Skeet Iron.
100 :. Galvanized Sheet Iron
For sale by JOHN y. BETN SONS
NGs. SO and 81 Camp street,
vii sT,TegFrtF New Orleans
On axr4zA ,yOyEE THOMPSON, SUCCESSOR &c
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which corporation has been formed Is to
maintain Steamboats, for the transportation for compensation
passengers fregbs the United States mails etc. from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
and all Intermediate landings.
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e G%p2ste Powst o tS,s CInPSSm n ' 0 eo9
The hrS BoId to b e 81 Gs0 5Sd 1
hoYo serve ntlt me hf1t o1,a,tS IN .1p The ~ s
NY w hi at AID Of every Succeeding YEAR during the
C q s Gha;tgr az Gecon s " e from U aid datS
until their necess9' N office shall BE- elSee A. e@cH eeG
on U vote q FL each shaw oay 6 said Company Should
any cream aee pr J nrnnse then a new order
sbej he isxir he cn ing the Stockholders together
for thar purpose ~ on hetG er - Gnta ~ I @ NJ
fnr ali moneys nav ali N le by the mpnny to sign ali
bill; and oiheF contracts me- "ry IN TIC nnaeS Of ne
ess ~ Ia resident lie Board direct Is shall appoint one
Or sjenes Of the Pesent snd to him dull be delegated ali
the poTss e The fe5'd ha ooD on sbo1 citation shall he
served The Board Of Directors every three
6stsbf and xt % nS Ps may @ por meet
rsniTe The same Meetings Of the Directors also
be called Al the request any Director two Stock
The President VII on the first
staemGnl business Of the boats and 4e affairs OF The co.,
nRp1Ni report to the Stockholders on the frs Mon.
s day Of The rnoni, Of July Of eyery, year.
anong The Stockholders Company, who shall keep
record d the yoeeedg Of all msenEs OF The od ct
era all election. epc stooasr shall be entitled to one vote
for each Of stock Owned by him. provided such stock shall
lo Ssn socEGers may appoin ote St3ckhoeS to rep
them al meeting Of VIC oioGkloiieIs Oh te Np
pany and such ss nave 1 'a4 10 IS " ~
vote sel sGckoiaef would nave been entitled 10 Au He
been present himself MT saci meeting , = -,
The Board oil DIRECTORS h,t " w t.oin " ~
they shall make suCH 3y-laNSr 'Ueh t 40 ~
may deem necessary i3s tl1e soHGLhtes o. g lily
the transaction OF its enTs pr'lheu e sam iii ot
with this Charter or llo E.s VI aio ' s hai Tna
and amend the ZANE as re oG e and ec for the e and
poses the Company; to make contracts Ienso noItAB
hypoh1Cations and compromises 10 ortO" tIe tt 10
chase and bild cause % be bul steam Vessels o e Ee o.
the Company.
ARTICLE VI.
Tn tina event of death resignation of any of the Directors,
t n shall be fed election by the Stockholders,
after Gic Of len days posted the office of the ompA.
nv vacancy in the Office OF President shall he filed BY the
pn,, ~ rctnr Mt the FIRST meeting The Board such
occTs BY The election its members fill the
VACANCY Office of Secretary shall also be filled
oari Of Directors first meeting of the Board after
1ch yaraney occurs by elecng the Stockholders said
Office The President Of the Board shall have the to
point Secretary to act until the election OF SecetS
fS' 40 ND4''-
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urars, E,cn1.Tr1oAA WasfEH-
A GEEAr POLITICAL WORM
FTUSKEY'S POLITICAL TEXT BOOE,
Encyclopaedia.
ByM. W. CLUSKEY, Washington, D, q.

Itcontains, among other thinga,
Che yaIions Party ty Platforms.
TbS Kansas Legislation of Congress-
Governors GeHry, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad-
Senators Green Douglas and Coemer sand Nesrs Stephens
end others Reports on Kansas.
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska ELL.
Lecon'pon, Topeka and leIvenwoTth CSnStituti9ng r
votes an each Hoe Indeed everything essential
SR ssns5 to same F''F'' Special
liz TIie Gans iPrii Of tho United States
Articles Of Confederation
T TIianssss i F 1f Ssd 49, Address,
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of 1923 and go
Lands and able documents against it, with full history of the
President Porcss Veto Of the INDECENT insane Land Bill
history Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pieces Message vetong River and Harbor
The School Land Bill. and votes thereon.
FxtrartS from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches OF noted Republicans and Abo
6ionists. .
Se MI FrsmGn ard Bnchanans Letters Acceptance
SIess BuchNnan's Williams Letters the Bargain and
NJ osiho,as Por. HI address ,-.,.s...,
The Maysvile Road Veto.
4 history Of Party Conventions;
Report e Mr. DAYS OF son'n oarohn"' on the F0n'a
Me- @ nna MnSS S aa1st "s tie American
Organization ad Hen A H. stuert's Letters signed 'Nad
Renns ayncrs at PHILADELPHIA IN November, 1856
and in North Carolina in 1882
x History Of With the votes on the various Tariffs.
History OF United States BANK and Abolition Petitions
Mr. Fihnore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters,
Hist0rv Of Tho Annexation Of Texas
nin6n Of public the power Congress the Ter
roTies.
The Nicholson Letter.
T,be Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with every thereon sectionay
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1850.
Clayton Compromise.
WimDt Provso, .=.N4.s
with many other things, too numerous to mention
Every subject fully treated and in Congress-
any having political Specification, Is given.
This book vi pest up the public speaker fully the Kansas
End other ouestla1s.
Single Copies, So; Club Of Six, Slh,
JAS B. SMITH d co., Publishers,
ms Philadelphia.
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SUGAR.. There was a good demand, with sales
of some 1000 hhds. at previous rates. Fair to
Fully Fair 4l@54c. f8 ID.
MoLAssEs. 80. About 2900 bbls. were sold at 226l
24c. for Prime to Choice, 2O@21 for fermenting and
l5@l8 for Inferior and Ordinary; also SEQ half
bbls. at 26@27c., and 200 Coolers Syrup at 29e.
. gallon. a.-..-
FLOUR. We noticed sales of about $3.50 bills.
comprising some Fine at IS, 1l50 superfne in
three lots at S. so, 100 at s. 55 200 at IS 6 $50
in two lots at IS 49, $50 low Extra at the same and
| small lot of Good Extra at Sc SO W Dbl.
GRAIN. :. With q heavy stock of Corn On the
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IA. NLUEE EAg7S II KS III 2 Z =
G~> The undersigned, nropreors Of this well-known
<4gy NJ establishment, inform their fri tnds and the
general public, that their house has during the
summer undergone the most thorough renovation
and repair bees trely retuFnshed throughout
conodious in the counrE having acc9mnoions
gny number of private parties The and all the fnrn
ishn are of the quality and the harder will he supplied
with all the best vauds which the market Afford fEea
m In the known unapaOachnte style OF cuisine tor
which this noted. The choicest brands ri VINE are
kept and large force ct eXferitnced anu attentive
"'' WI" " " RHODES & MOULIN,
anal street.
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
SIArG OE LOUISIAN q
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

BE IT KNOWN, That this Is day Of June in the year
OF our Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty the
Independence Of the United States Of America the Eighty
Before ms DANIEL. israel. RICARDO a Notary Public
in the Parish and City Of New Orleans State OF oni
tho named and Undersigned personally
appeared the parties whose eeunto sub
WHO declared that awaiting themselves of heprovsons Of
passed by the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana entitled
san the organization Corporations Works Public
Improvements md Uy approved March 18th, 1885, they
haye coyented and agreed and do by these covenant
themselves constitute corporation for the Object
ing, to-9it:
The and title of said corporation shall be tho RED
RIVER low WATER PACKET COMPANY and rs dom
business under this Act of Incorporation rs soon as
the requisites Of the law for organization snl be fulfilled and
from hereof unless dissolved hereinafter
provided for during which said period the SAID corpoloh
to haye enjoy successon contract and he sued to
make and corporate seal TO hold receive purchase ma
property both real and PERSONAL movable and imnoTe
able carry the nients md purposes for which said a7so
farned and appoint such officers and
and esabh Bylaws for the regulation of its affairs and to
and enjoy ell nc other rights and privileges az
are by law guaranteed to corporations
ARTICLE
which this corporation has been formed TO
enable czns residents and planters of the City of New
Orleans md Red River to products Of the valley OF sd
a af q T a ss as Fsa Eli
may offer also passengers the United States mails etc.
sd RIVER and also 10 aord Tie same facilities
citizens other rivers where the Board Of Of TIL
which Ills Company Shall hsfsssF nsrested and
ail the purposes belonging and incidental to the navigation OF
said rivers and their tributaries.
&s ARTICLE
naatan Stea6osts for the transportation compensation
of passengers frsgbtsthe United States mails etc. from he
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