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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's Oh
District Of LOUIS
New Orleans, April
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT d
i seventh dRy OF April, A d. 1865, 4
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued
the estate Of PHILIP BARTON key, Of s.
cisvills, in the parish Of West Felietana and
Louisiana, who was adiudgod bankrupt oil
petition; that chs payment Of any debts AL
cry Of any property belonging to such banh
him or for his use, and the transfer OF ans 4
by him, are forbidden BY law; that meetiiI
creditors Of the said bankrupt. TO proHi
debts ana 20 choose one or more AssigueN
estate, viii be held at Oonrt Of Bankrupt
holden at the UustonhOuse building, 10 ihI
New Orleans, L0ui5ian1, before John r
Register. onthe sixth day Of Mey, A. p q
us Marshal. District Of Lou
No, 6s0-app mye
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ESTATE OF ). =. MASON.

OFFICE UNITED STATES Man
District of l,ouhl
Monroe, La, April /
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT d
4 twenty ffith day d March, A., d. 1868 4
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued agi,
estate Of J n. MASON, 10 the parish Of q
and State OF Louisiana, who has been add
bankrupt on his own petillon; that the nan
ANY debts and delivery Of any property belsa
such bankrupt, TO him OF for his use, hndA,
fer of any property BY him, ara forbldden BY y
a meeting OF the creditors Of the said BAUM
prove their debts and TO uhoosa one or mon
ees Of his estate, will be held at a COurt X
in the town Of Monroe, parish of Ouachit
W. j. Y. Baker Register on the twenty-sella
OF MAY, A. d. 1858, at 10 O'Clock AsN.
Il. }. HERhON. u. s. Nd
PEI ~; N. GRADY, Deputy, IS Messengef
No. 6I6--ap1 tuv2I
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UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE,
District of Louisiana.
New Orleans March z, 1868
THIS rs re GIVE EoggcE THAT. ON THE
\ tyeutyninth day Of February. a. D., 1865, q
WARRANT In BANKRUPTtIH was issued agai st
tine estate of JOHN c. COtIhLD, in
dividuaily, and as a member of the firms Of Co
field d Davis and Davis d Oofield, OF the
parish Of st. Bernard and stats Of Lonisiana who
was adiudEed bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and de livery Of
any property belonging % such Bankrupt, to
him or for his use, and the trz-star of any
property BY him, are forbidden by law; that q
meeting Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt 10
prove their debts and TO choose one or more as
siRnees of his estate, will be held at a Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Customhouse building
in the city OF New Orleans, Louisiana before john
H. Deane. Register on tue eleventh day Of April
A. d. 1868. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
FL. HEBRON, u s, Marshal,
90 No. 4q5-mh3 anil District Of Louisiana-
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EsTATR OF ANNA J. wELLs
OFFICE UFrrRD STATES Ms,
Distrses of Louisi,s

OFEIcE UFrTED sr&rns Mas,
DiAtrsct of LouiSi,s
Monroe, La, April n
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Al
j twenty fifth day Of March, a. ID. 1858
RANT IN BANKkUPTCX was issued seiS,
estate OF ANNA. B. WELLS, in the ~
Caddo and State Of Louisiana, who has II
judged a bankrupt on his own petition; N
payment q any debts and delivery q ~
use, aud the transfer Of any property by ain
btdden by law, that 4 m eting OF the cre51
the said bankrupt. TO prove their debts ana NJ
w. j. @ Baker, in the town Of Monroe I'll
0uachlta, before w. j. q. Baker, Begistef
tWenty-segenth day Of May, A. ID. 1853, al II
A. nj. - f j. HhRRON. u. s, ma
Per NJ nj. GRADY, Deputy. AZ Msssenker
No. 6T3--ap7 my27
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ESTATE OF A. }. pEsHA
UNIFIED STATES MARsHA1.'s d
Dislrfdt al I oIiit

UNITED STATES MARsHAIs d
Distfiot Of Louis
t Monroe La, March !
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT d
u tWeeyseVenth dry Of March, Al. d. las
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY WAS issued ~
estate Of a. j. DESHA. Ia the parish 4
lin and State 81 1senisiana, Rho has
judged . bankrupt On his own pstitioni
belonging 70 such bankrupt to him OF iogl
end the tr6Egler Of any property b him, n
dem BY Law; that meeting Of the credits
said bAnkrup3. 70 prove their debts and u
Court 81 HanIIruntdy, Is is hoiden al tbs I
w. j. n HnAar ia the town o. Monroe,
Ouaohsta. before W. }. q. Baker, kegistG'
ar1t day # June, a h. 1853 & ID O'clock AZ
Z. 53 II. j. hHEh9N, u. s. N
Per 81 =. GRADY, Deputy e Messenger
No. ogl-apl jsI
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Ua1rkD ErATgs AEARsHALs b
District q Logi

~ UATlED BTATE8 IIAil18AL'R y
District Of Loud
Monroe, La. March !
VtHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT d
twqntyshith dAy d. March, A. d. 1854
Rant n 8AHKRUPT.IY was fttued a
estate Of ARTHUR PlTRAAR, ia the 4
ffanklin and btate Of flouislana, Who haIl
Judged bankrupt on Me own palition; thai
longing % such hRuhrupt. 70 hln 81 for hill
the tranatef Of any property hy hIm, are
by law, that m6ztlnE Of eh1 cred tlors n
bankrupt, to pEcFo taaif debts and 10 choo'|
tIacEs lBneds d bis esi.lsi vi hq held 4
q Baker, IN lbn town Of Monroe, p,
Duaohtte, he4pra w. q. Baker, Registei
twenty seventh day Of Mey. A. y lH6s a
a. n. b. ,. HEnnoa, III. B. u
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UHlTHp sTArRa MAnsnAL's b
District 81 Loul
Mouras. La. March
THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 4
n twenfy.hlth day ~ Maf4h, Al. D.
HARHAHHEh BAfIrltfIF y was issul
The estate 81 E n HILbERaX, Ia the
Union and Stats 81 L0aleIann. who
adindopd . beuiTnpt On his own
that Tho payment OF any debts and
Of auy pron2FlY beinnRinG % such
10 him ~ fsF hle $40 and ths d
that i taoatInH i the creditors 81 The
rips, 10 rxdyc ElaaIr daalg "a q o. choose on
ae9f9neea Of HIS estate Will be held al q
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cbilA. before W !. y "a Baker, Hatiatbr, o.
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No. e31-mh3i myid
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BoARD or ALDnnMEA.

CRY HALL, NEW 0RIEANs,
"Wednesday, April 8, 1883.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
and was called 70 order BY tie President.
The ron was called and the following
klasznen answered to thelf naAes
President Qfaha4a, and Alaasrs Burbank.
CAV nsgees, kellogg ana wselaeY.
con4uAleA1loAs tao1 ozl11Nss oz IaA CITY,
Iue gHt pleienlod the resignation
q heA. 4. cal1lesA, Hhieh sas actentea.
Iae tI1a11nt stated chat - oNI3 gave
4pr lon % Wla- knew 10 be lie anaai.
mocs ailusnt d the Hoard when hs
sssd tai tie 8nnti1n 60 Il VI honarabla
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ines II lhe prqlnHnaat| laE Ids iniar.
course Of the heaelatle dsabar uilh Is 4.
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dIid6t 4ta 4. 81.
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IA 81 H. ous best Nlahh5 l9hd
sn1e mes ls.l 1i
t'a April Z.
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I'M BANKRUPTOY.
EsFArH oE LEvIs q. onApMA 4.
OFFICE UNITED STATES Mn,
DISTRICT Of Louis h

ESTATE OF LEwIs 7. onAPMAs
OFFICE UNITED STATES Mn,
District Of I,onis n
Monroe. La, April n
THIS rs 10 GIVE NorICR THAI az
i Twenty seventh cay Of March, A. D. ls6s q 4
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued Al.
estate OF LhWfS T CHAPMAN, IN the N,
Franklin and State Of Louisiana. who has 4.
judged . bankrupt on bis own petition; that A
longing 70 such bankrupt, to ann or for m 4
the transfer Of any preperty b.. hin, q, Q forbid
law; that meeting Of the creditors Of the MA
assignees Of his estate, will be beld at a
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the cffice Of n
Baker. ~ tho town Of Monroe. parish OF o..
before W. j. q Baker. kagis e, on the twest
day Of May A. ID. Le8e, st q O'clock A. NJ
II. u HERRON, u. s. Ma.
Per H. n GRADY. Deputy as Messenger
No. Rll--arlI Inr2a
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MAYoBALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, 4
ffifv HuII A nysilT 1913

To the Honorable Board of Aldermen Of the City OF
New Orleans;
GEsTLENEN- have the honor herewith to
transmit to you, and do it with regret, a
communication from Hon. A. NJ. Buchanan,
City Attorney, rendering the resignation of
his Office as such. His reasons for doing SO
are contained in the document itself.
The high appreciation in which have
always held the learning and ability Of this
distinguished jurist and the confidence
which am sure we have all entertained in
him as wise counselor, always ready TO
aid us through any legal perplexities which
may at any time have embarrassed our course
of action, lead me to express my sincere sor-
row that he should have felt 1t necessary,
under such circumstances, to have deprived
US Of the benefit of his counsels.
Very respectfully,
HEATH. Mayor.
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+, HEATH. Mayor.
OREIcE CITY ATTORNEY,
Room No. l3 City Hall,
New Orleans, April 9, 1853.

DEAR Sill nave the lOnOf 70 teRQef 70
you, and through you to the Common CouR-
Gil, my resignation Of the Office Of City At
torneY.
The compensation attached by law to that
office is entirely inadequate as remunera-
ton for the vast amount and the import
ance of the duties to be pertormed-duies
which are quite sufficient TO occupy the
entire time of the incumbent to the ex-
clusion Of all other practice at the bar. As
can nos afford TO make that sacrifice,
feel constrained 10 resign.
In conclusion, permit me to return you
my acknowledgements for the great kind
ness and good feeling which has always
characterized your official intercourse
Very truly yours.
A III. BUCHANAN.
have given notice Of my resignation to
the Chairmen Of the two Boards of the
Common Council, Messrs. Graham and
Hepp, so that the members of the Council
may have an opportunity Of delberating
next meeting. A. NJ. B.
AIAYonAIzJx or NEW ORrEANs
City BALL. April Z. i86s.
70 the Honorable ne Board Of Aldermen Of this
Oily OF Rev Orl0aus;
GENTLEMEN--Iam happy in being able to
inform you that the sales Of the Beef and
| Poydras markets have been completed ct
the two markets to little upward of half a
million Of dollars.
Atthe commencement Of the sale Of the
Beef market there was g great deal Of oppo-
sitions and fearing that the Deputy Con-
tr0ller might fail employed c. E. Ciirardey,
Esq, a. crier, with the advice and consent
OF several members Of the Finance Commit
tee who were preseat, and respectfully ask
that Won will ratify cur acts IN this rflanact.
and our allowance Of one-hAh Ct one per
cent On the sale.
The further sales are advertised for con.
tinuance tomorrow, and ! would Ike to
be advised Of your views Of the necessifv OF
employing Mr.. Girsrdey 10 future.
have further TO inform your honorable
body that the bGnk note Companies have
replied 70 my conalRunica cations, and that the
plates for city currency are now in the
hands Of Mr. 8, Schmidt, and that he Is
ready TO destroy them a. such time rs you
may aeslguate IN presence Of the lawful
Very respectfully
q. HEATH, Mayor.
the resignation Of Jadge Buchanan was
accepted.
c0MMUHIcATIoNs FROM THE B0ARD OF ASSIST
Ant ALDBanfRN.
The following resolution received for CON.
curEenee passed its first reading:
Resolvsd. That the CITY Surveyor be aud
/ he y hefsby authorized 70 protect the lQyee
4ne repesr end baild the balkhead which
MSS nlt1rac foflens broken down, aud uee.
leaa Aolaa pqlut Oh he river bank oppo-
slte hlgel4n flelda street, Tor three 50 nafne
/ dpHr ward, tNc work to be done under the
snperglsiQn ef w cdfnzlltiee on Streets and
/ fiandinaa Of the Nrmmon CoRncfl.
The folio ipf WAS flads
geaolued ThAa this Board Doncur with tie
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J. HEATH, Mayor.
OFFICE OAsAL AND CLAIBoRNE STREETS !
Railroad Company
nriaur1a Anil q 1I6S 7

Railroad Company,
New Orleans. April 3, ls6S.
Hon Heath, Mayor of the oity of Rev Orleans;
SfR-The Canal and Claiborne Streets
Railroad company would respectfully rep
resent that their buildings, depot, ETC.,
situated on Common street, between Tonti
and RocheblaVe streets, are of great value,
and that It would be to them and the neigh
borhood in general useful and almost nee
essary precaution against fire to have at
their said depot ''signal box to be con
nected with signal circuit They do,
therefore, request that you should direct or
take such necessary steps as may be required
to direct that the signal box be placed at
their depot.
have the honor to be, sir,
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES A. LABUZAE,
President.
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= I 7
Ana rcRulor meeting uf the board, held on
tEid61. rch a. 1893, the 4alioRIng seso-
lutitn wa 4loFted,
.'on m6il11, resolved That the Hnsl settle
mcnt 81 the NJ collectors and chelifs
throughout fG4N1lAe with the state treaG'
etI - d1al Il ta4 original tax ordinance
antn51q ~ the coca National convention
NAcah 2& 1857. a1g len 4, he extended 90
she 144t tay 81 Nay, 1853
tlf1au 81 the above ordinance, aps
proved A1frt B 1865 - et4 notify an
4I H hey etntlnne 70 e6sleet me con-
ItaS1A zaA Us it fIt init 81 sIaf rts|s
~ t utnHt iHalzuqkad h& the
~ I1pel f1f eFHeN, y said
Nllc1 SIS N.9 fef14d u11lI 4Ifa.
ANfHt A " W 1e Ealdfa Iraae tket data
PACKARD. Chairman
h 9AHa
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We're referred to the Finance Committee.
3. Of L. Il. Laineyer, asking the payment
of $40 60 to him for rent Of certain prem
ises used by the Street Commissioner since
1868,
4. And of Mrs. W. c. Block, correspond
ing secretary Of the POydras asylum, ask
ing for the donation Of certain burial lots
for the use Of the asylum,
Were referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
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French steamship Guyane, 0ffret from Ha,
saaa, to v Penlliat- sd district IS
q eTRAMB0ATe.
Lizzie Gill, 0Neai, from ST Louis.
John kileour, BenRoai from Louisville.
Alice Dean, llafattas from Cineinnafl.
Grey Eagle, Baranco, from Bayou Sara
Bart Able Harrison, from Shreveport
Lafoufche, Kouns. from Shreveport,
Gen j "A QuiffnRn, Leathefs, from FicksburH
YicksBnrg, Blanks from Onachita City
Thos PoWeil. Hlau1hard. from Thibodaux
Aloe, RadoVich, frofn Lower Coast
Louise, HopkIha, from Mobile-P RI.
BELOW u0NKNo Up.
REiasi clip ceslIlliae, chrisfai, from BIO
ds taHGirc 10 J II ahbridRo 4 Ocean
scho9Htf uniQn. Wllaon lfOn Coruus
Christ TO Il n Noodhonss &e0
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Az thH GETTY PAP kf
0I 4l11za "a .tt1Ia DtILTE
Tat |..IIl1N IH|.|I 4 rs.
S fsdt EfalIeE aBsa elIch IVA
81. ..I1s1 ~ I'|E 3 0'Istl n 81. .II4|lq
FH1rlaNsI HIstI'ttE EEIIz.' l0.f4 Ifl II|t1 "a
41NI74 t4N VsR 1t s44 Nla4lSIe oi LIBERTY,
~ Q1Nl9 ~ Ato1ts
IS lst la.I I.... I0a1 ce1aldl
4N|4f4 j wy tktNNf 2rtl|'iam| W. I1|8ae Greeley,
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F'|o1 1l M "a tal|I. s.. 4aEIsls
N- s1.A ~ tHzH |fs 'felA4 "a *sI ratf.
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RsTArE or JOHN 9. cOFTELn.

Individually. and as Member of the Firms Of Co
held q Davis and Davis Cofed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

u accordance with The foregoing oEdi.
nance and resolution. the board Of registra.
zion adopted the following.
On motion, resolved that an Official min
utee q he proceedings OF this board, to-
4et.eE Slah Az proelamasi0ns, resolutions,
epd other Legal notiees be published 10 tho
Aew Orleans RsPuRfS0AH. the New Orleans
aQ1oeale ana the Homer Ilind
" Nolt1D, resolved thas the official pa
HeTa qf taia boafd b required 10 publish
shq caneaitntlon N thfir reeolar iesaes until
sHt qaY4 Of election Inclusive. 70 be paid At
sac Eea 1lAr RATES Fixed b NE convention.
s. B. PACKARD Chairman.
p. Q. klcaAADsoH, Secretary
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Board Of Registration.
NOTICE 70 TAX cOLLEcToRs AND sHEaIFfs,

ORDINANCES CREATING THE BOARD,
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Marine intelligence

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REpgELduAF.l
Saturday, April j. 1853
pLEARBD YESTERDAY.
Clinton, Lewis, foF Galveston
aud fndianoIa- 20 a Whitney &co
Ship cambria, Harrington, for Liverpool
Level n Bailey
Brig r Cows, Hardness, for Havana
9horpdike X Norton
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We yIosEs, Secretary.

Be It ordained by the constitutional con-
yention Of the state Of Louisiana, That the
board OF registration created by ordinance
adopted by the convention February 10,
1865, shall have authority to enforce the
collection Of the taxes levied by the several
0EdinaRcesfof the convention, and 10 per.
form any and all duties appertaining to
the same.
Adopted in convention this third March,
JAMES G. TALIAFERRo,
President.
Wa. VIaEas, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-11

CERTIFICATES on ELECTION.
The following delegates having received
the highest numbers Of votes cast were
duly elected to compose the board Of regis
erdtlcH created BY ordinance passed by the
Llouislhna constitutional convention az its
aseggion OF February IS, 1868, 1o.wit,
leaars. s. b PACKARD,
N. UNDERWOOD,
j. II. INGRAHAM
=. s. HARRIS,
W. Jasper BLACKBURN,
Q. II. HEMPSTEAD.
G. ". W10KLIFFE
New orleans. mHren II. io6ss
JAMES q. TALlAFERR0,
President.
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A III. BUCHANAN.
have given notice Of my resignation to
the Chairmen Of the two Boards of the
Common Council MessIs. Graham and
Hepp, so that the members Of the Council
may have an opportunity of celebrating
upon the choice Of my successor before the
next meeting. A. NJ. B.
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uEFIrIAL JOURNAL OF TRE REpUsLCAN PARTY.
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O f r I Q I a T.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-07
Receipts bv Rsiireaes.

N. o.. J. Il q. N. r. R.-Feb GO bales of
cotton Payne Huntington &co-2 do + Newman
&co-9 l. Dunnica-Sl Alcus, Scherck & Autey
NJ Hnlar &co-l2 Warren, Crawford tcO-l6 do
J Steedman-4 Parham 4 Blunt-2 J r Powell
2 JnO I Hardie &co-ll ID Shannon &co-l0l do
T Henderson-l5 Britton h MOore-3 TO Rich
J NJ Allen 6co-lOO II l. Adams-i6 w Thomp.
son-l6 Stewart, Galbreath & Fizer-52 To-
risn-6 Davis, jenkins &cO-l0 Owen Bros ID do
Jno Williams Son-2O w Robson-30 B Nc
Connico-l40 pkgs tobacco Sutherlin, Galloway &
co-2l6 caddies do TO W Van Benthuysen-3l
pkgs tobacco $500 feet lumber c r Eyans--sun-
dries 10 order-Total SOS bales cotton
N. o., o. 4 g. W. R. R--Feb 6-l2 hhds su.
gsr r Hare-s do bales cotton Fatjo & Brunaso
20 do j W Burbridge &co-l do Plauche h Witt
10 bbls molasses A B Charpanher-IOOO feet lum-
her l22 head cattle and suBdries TO order-rotal
% bales cotton II hhds sugar 10 bbls molasses
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ENSAC0LA-Steamship Lavaea-375 bbls OF
Hour % bbs pork 100 bbls potatoes 100 SKIS corn
go bbls whisky ties lard % csks bacon Is hhds of
sugar 20 SKIS oats and sundries
BOSTON-Scbr L S LoveriDg-72s bales cotton
s274 horns 1000 slaves 43 csks iron
NEW YORK-Steamshp George Cromwell
5l2 bales cotton los hides 1923 SKIS corn so bbls oil
l6l pkgs mdse $4,000 sdeeie
RUATAN -Schr Electric Sparkle bbls -four 4
bbls pork 1000 shingles 5000 feet lumber aud sun.
dries
CIENFUEGOS-Brig Music-l350 empty bbls
ECO do hhds
HAvRE-Bark StCloud-2O3s bales cotton 1000
slaves
HAvRE-Brig Daphne-1254 bales cotton 1854
slaves
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OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND N ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY. sth inst, st5r.M
Ton LOUIsvGLLE, EVANSVILLE. CAIRO,
Memphis, VcksbuTg and all intermediate iags-Ths
hght-draft passenger steamer Indiana, K. Neal
ter, Chsres G. shaltx clerk will leave above
freight for Tennessee and Cumberland Pburg
Gin innatL Ior freight apply board or
SINNOrT ADAMS Is Commercial Placs-
THOS. KEErFE. rs Poydras street
orto JOHN A. STEVENSON, Is Front street.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES MORGAN LINE U. &
Mail Steamers
Ton BAy ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Il Mississippi City. Biloxi Ocean springs and PAscagouis-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The new AND elegant low iron steamer Laura.
Capt JOE WALkEk viii regular trips places
follows, arvs P0ntchsrain Railroad trains below:
On TUESDAYS the arrival OF the A. q train
On eATURDAYs. arrival Of IL n uaiR-On this trio
goiI 10 Pascsgouls
Returning win leave Ocean Springs MONDAY and FRI
DAY Evenings; Psscsgoula every MONDAY noon.
The regularly unless BIZ
bad weather low For urther Information apply
OHAs. A WHITNEY 90, Agents,
80 and 81 Camp street
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Imports,

MOBILE-Steamer Louise-lA bales cotton 10
II W Farley AGO las do NJ Hillar &co-l5l do to
Butt, Flash Lyon-92 Jos Hoy-55 Silkenstadt
&co-49 Lehman, Newgass &co-2O McColl-7
Winston, Nor ison &co-9 do Hamilton, Banks Il
Braaford-sundries to order-Total 6s5 bales cot
Ton
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DETER boss.
B q lid Z X

Returns hanks 70 the citizens View their patron
for the last y He hiss made additions
70 his WoTkshops and introduced several woOdworkins
ehire which win enable him 10 attend promptly to any bu
In his line
Shops and once Of PtAnIA stou srsets
Mechanics Exchange, box Nc. J.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship W Hewes, Trip, from Indianola,
10 Chas A Whitney &co-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Pauline Carroll. White. from Cairo.
Ezra Porter, Blasdell. from Pocahontas.
Lizzie Tate, Stinde, from Shreveport.
81 Nicholas, Dowty, from Grand EcOre.
Iberville Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Victory, Dalferes, from Lockport.
Louise, Hopkins, from Aobile-P RR.
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VIII confer favor upon the press By hosting
their signal numbers (ROdgers' or hsrryatts
Codel on arriving within five miles OF Pass
Rsr. By this means their arrival viii be reported
several hours in advance of the time it low re-
oujres 10 ascertain their names.
Tie telegraph station at W Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
wv means of signsl flags. 3. 3. 0sBoR,
Boarding Officer. 8 Pass.
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ITO SHIPPERS OF FRFIaHT on TIE
II ALABAMA RlVER-The MOBILE TRADE CON
PAN1 are now running DAILY LINE Of Nam
Der One Freight and Passenger Boats Alabama
River, leaving Mobile EVFRN Evening "a o'clock.
the SATURDAY and WEDN ssDAY Packets extending
their trips TO Wetumoks Freight leaving New Orleans on
THURSDAYS FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS will be put
through TO Weumpks without detention.
SINN0IT d ADAMS Agents. IS Commercial Place
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Below Coming Up.
Below Waiting Orders

schr Emma Finney, Townsend, 8 days from Gal
vestsn, in ballast