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HUDSON HIGHLAND SUSPENSION BRIDGE COMPANY.

Board OF Engineers. selected by the directors OF
this company, convened on the sth inst. at Cozzens
Landing In the Highlands for the purpose OF locating
the site for their structure. There were present
Major Generals Benhani, q. A. Gilmore and Horatio
q. Wright, OF the Engineer corps, United States
Army; Horatio Alien, OF the Novelty Iron Works,
New York; General viee, formerly State Engineer OF
the state OF New Jersey, and lately connected with
the Park improvements; William J. McAlpine,
formerly state Engineer and surveyor; M. o. David
son. Chief Engineer OF the New England and Erie
Railroad; William b. Gilbert, Chief Engineer OF the
0swego and Midland Railroad, and General u. w.
Serrell, Chief Engineer OF the Bridge Company.
Two Of the Commission, Maor-Gencral George y.
Mcclellan and John A. Robeng, Esq, OF Niagara
Bridge fame, were absent-the former detained ia
Philadelphia and the latter confined by indispositon;
but II Ia expected they Will he present the future
meetings OF the Board. The steamer William u.
Fletcher was IN attendance chartered for the occa-
slon The Board organized by the appointment OF
Horatlo Allen ESQ.,, as chairman and Colonel A. w.
DAVIDSON as secretary. The shores OF the from
buttermik Falls 10 Nerplanck's Point were examined
anu also the elaborate maps and surveys furnished
ny TIE chief engineer OF the company. Among the
directors present were Hon. y. r. stanton president
Of the company; II. J.. FOst OF New Haven; william
II. Ludlow aud Benjamin Baily OF new ork; aud
Y. q. Degrau Of Orange county.
The SAIL through the highlands was highly enter
taninR, and All present Concurred IA the opinion
that there were several siles where the bridging ~
the Hudson Is ieasiOe bat a. the OBJECT Is 10
tain the safest anu best possible point the board adj
journed TO meet al the company Office, 10 Broad
way, IN thus city, on TIE following day. and met
accordingly tue next dag, but alter . long session
adjourned 70 meet again on the I'D lust, when 1t
certain that General Mcclellan, and il Is expected
Mr. B0beng, Will be present and location def.
Ditely settled upon. No expense or labor VIII be
spared by the company in determining the best loca-
AFFORD continuous rail route from Ills city 10 the
Pacific coast.
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AssAssINAT1ON OF GENERAL j. c. HISDMAN.-The
General J. e. Hindman who was assassinated some.
time ago In Arkansas was native OF Knox county,
and was born on Gay street, within few feet OF
where the Wig building now stands a He is the
rebel officer who applied TO President Branner for a
locomotive to thirty OF his up 10 Morristown
to head OFT and hang Andrew Johnson, who was
about making his escape to The North through Ken.
lucky. President Branner managed not to have a
locomotive 10 spare Johnson would not he living
now meeting OF leading rebels was held In Knox
vile I'm private house, at which II was agreed upon
that Hndman should hang johnson. -Knogr,ue
fJbsa) Why, oct T.
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Clubs. M ~. 3D.. lN. 5A. Ga. 7N "a.
o Oriental .............S 3 g : ! J Z "a
Home runs-Jewettl l, Devyr l, Wotersl /.
Out on fouls-Mutual 2, Oriental q.
Umpirc-Mr. Campbell, Of the Eckford Club.
ScoreIs-Messrs Miller and Bell.
Time of gams--Two hours
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1hs Hsw @rIsaHs Grssfsat Thursdas, suly 8, lasa.

with the cost of repair viii take out a big slice
en- the profits Of her trip, probably near $1,000"
From Louisville Courier, July 9th:
THE river Is falling slowly, with four feet
water in the canal, two feet water In the chute
ard one foot water over the rocks. There Is five
feet water over the Portland bar, and the same
depth over the shoalest bars to the mouth.
Weather very warm, with indications OF rain.
Yesterday was generally observed as holiday,
and but little business was transacted in river
circles From the officers Of the Lady Grace we
lean that when that boat passed the Richmond,
aground at Walkers bar, Thursday morning,
she way lying brosdside across the river short
distance out Of the channel. She was lying per-
fectly straight and sparring by hand. ALI her
freight and fuel bad been taken Oft and was in
barees lying in Hurricane Island chHte. they met
the Indiana between Evansville and Henderson
Thursday night. The river is reported falling from
mere 70 the mouth. but the channel is cutting out
rapidly. The coal barges recently sunk at the
head of Rising Sun, is being pumped our prepar-
atory to raising"
From the Memphis Avalanche, July7:
Another shower occurred yesterday afternoon,
lasting about an hour. The Mississippi continues
TO decline, and is now lower that at any time
This season but there is still q fsr stage
of water to ST. Louis. Arkansas river rose
iwelve inches since Saturday, but was again fall
ing Yesterday. and had gone down five inches.
Cumberland river is about dried mp. The Root. E.
Lee came in with splendid trip of passengers
and freight, including 500 head of Texas cattle.
She will reship at Cairo and lay up for repairs
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Imports

ITpIANoIA AND GALYFSTON-steamship Clinton
b.les DsMeritt Librel-2 do bdl hides % hides
s227 specie francke DanBee4 des II SKIS wool q bags
wool bae skins empty barrels Whitney &ce9 bols
pecans Dbl $500 specie Schmidt IeglerS52 hatz
Barrett-S24 s. co Belng-2 bags wool Webster AGO.
bds ks Wessnbach 4 Kumpp-l bag wax l box do Dbl
wine " Wtherell Aces empty barrels Keller Hoian
c9--lq do u fchlessnger-l5s head cattle McldOid
4 Mehle- sundres order-TOtal bales cotton
BRAZOS SAHTIAGO-Steams hip MOrgan-S262Oin specie
O A Whitney &co-S2OO0 do PslecO-$53R do southern
Ex Co-sundries to Order-Tota Slo,Ol2
NOPIIF-Sreamer Mary Carrel so bales cotton to G
Whitney &co-2 bales paper stock Scott Bros 6c) bale
skus GOsen &co-5 bXs tobacco Try Mcdaniel &co-Iz
do s Hernshsim-sundries 10 order
MOBILE-Steamer Lucretia SO SKIS salt Steele flnek ara
AGO. 50 bills rosin Huntington Bros-l5O b0ls ne Jami-
son-25O ibis tar Page &c0lO3 pss cotton Aen Wayne
cO-suDdiies 20 order 49,,
MATAEZAS-Brig NJ W NorwOed-544 hhds sugar 9if oxs
ReCKLAND ME-schr A Ames-S72O bbls lime Thorn
dke Norton 80 50, ,,
RCCKLAND ME-sehr LeOnora-227s bbls lime Thorn
dixie q Norton
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY. at EH.
TNOR TRENTON. MONROE, COLUMBIA HAIR
risonburg Trinity and all intermediate andings-Tns
hne, fast passenger packet
CieOnn,
L. H. PATTERSON, Master; J. w. WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively a. above For freight passage
apply on board orto WINBURN LORD Agents,
50 Gravier street
Ps-The CIeons viii take freight and passengers IOv
Is any other boat in the trade taking freight tor BayOu
macon and TsIsas and D'Arbonne, with privilege Of TO
shipping.
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NATCHEZ.

EATOBEz Packet
,.... an 'wEDSEsDAYs and SATURDAYS, ats p -
NOR NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
Il lsndlngs-The hne passenger packet
wild Wagner,
VIZ RICHARDSON, Master; J. c. LIBANO' Ol~Ei
,,-ri - a. sbova GEO. d. HITE, Agent
" Tchoupltollas strest
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TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
TuNHE UNDERsIQNED. WISHING TO EsfAB
sh an equitable and uniform rate OF To~age and 70 oler
greater facilities " the shipping entering and leaving A
pOrs hAvs combined the following TosbOeh:
ECLIPSE LINE
nwiCEsrland. Lsviathan, Gladiator ana
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Harry Wright and sentinei'
FLINE.
s.hy,.. Tho. a Morgan, Equator. ~
bash, Norman Kepublie, Tseunaeh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
ne number and power Of the soove an @ t., ~
Tcb guarantees thst detention Wih occur stnsf
we osf OF ID ANs w. PETER MARCY, Eclipse Linz
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkB iEB,
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A. YORKE co, y Lima
a..ociatad Once, IS Csrondest street up stairs
= c. EORDROSS,
CHAB FIrzEERITER -.
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PFHSACOLA-Steamship Raindeer-52 bbls hour IL bbls
pork Is tics ARD 25 SKIS 375 SKIS and sundres
BREMEN-Ship ConstantI-76O hhds tobacco l76 logs wal
nut lumber $50 bbls rOsB 400 slaves case cigars
MIkATITLAN-Schr Indsn-31 900 shingles and sundries
MOBILE-Stesmer Lucretia-l2O rolls baggng 50 boxes
wine and sundrss -
81 LOUIs-steamer Mole Able-lS7 bxs sugar and sun
dries
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VICxsBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, stbHA
LOB VIOKSHUrG, NATCHfz, AND ALL IN
II termedisfs landings-The steamer Gen. Qui tmRns
T. p Leahe master, Sam Ayss clerk, vii leave As SHOVE
"~AiHs =" SfEEOTT a ADAMS Is Cournsrcial Place
The steamer Gen. Quitmsn connects ct NcEspurg Ni.n
s,eames COunteiBApd Calumet for YaE0o and
Rivers and and Rubieon for 81 Louis, Msn
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EvERT TUESDAY ATsPH
VTICH sBUR9. NATCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday q. g. Mall Packet, In place OF Ne
E LEE The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JNO. W. CANNON hAstsE.
VII, leave a. above for vcEburg Matches Grand CUT hod
new ~ Joseph Waterproof Fo Adams Bayou sara bato1
Rouge Donalds0nvilie, and All inermed,ate ianon -
The Gov. Allen makes close connections Wiz steAn@
ckITTNFT AZ Vicksburg for All landings Tazoc river
For freight passage having unsur assec
aplpy on board or 70 . :. -, NJ. -, p,...
SINNERS viii pay freight 70 all plantation landinsA
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syeUIAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING Packet
COAST.

,vyv oRLEANs. COAST AND LAEUURCHE INDEP y
Ne" DENT PACKET. -
leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY H r.H, FR.IDA''
ron UAPOURCa AND COAST-THB
n nsssenger packet Nina SHINES. W oresln,Ses
10 Daiieres Clerk win esve - shave
- IN he Coast every Wednesday and Sunday 10 ea' ~
for freight passage ply on board or " 49,. ~, =.
" " q. MFIANCON No 81 Oid be'e7' y
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Steamship Raindeer Magrath for Pensacola Deshon
ship Constantis (Brem), sOtenborn, for Bremen,
Schr Indian, POndextsr, for Minatitlsn, Master
Stear- Lucretia. Davis. for Mobile. Master
Mollie Able, Green, for st Louis, Master
steamer J Kenogg, Grant, for St Louis Master
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ss-see Supplement for Financial and Com
mereiaI Articles.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Concodis, Sears from Boston 9th inst via Ha
ysna, 10 Creevy Nckerson &co-lst district Il
Steamship Dudley Buck PeRdleOn from Arahsas Bay, to
GP Dsth0L-lth dis rict
Steamship Morgan. Beckett, nom Brszos Santiago 70
Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Cniou Lewis noanols and Galveston, TO
ca whitney &co-lst district
Brig Maria Norwood Washburn from Mstanzss TO Thorn
dixie 4 KOrt0n-Ag -
Schr Ames WhitmOre, from Rockland, Me TO Ihorndike
Norton-lst dis Tet %
Schr LeonorA Hunt from Rockand Me- to Thorndike Nor
ton-lst district IS
sloop 81 Joseph Chalona st John Baptist
I'd district is -
Luggers Young Charles JeHne LOUIS La Vile di Sorrento
Three Brothers, PhOmena, La COmeta, and Trident
from Lafourche to msster-2d district Is
LuCgerH RAINBOW, National hard Times and Small from
JEFFERSON Parish to masters-2o disrict 10
Luggers VIM Weaver Hope and COurser, from st James,
masters-2d district Is
Logger st Joseph, from Grand Gallon, 10 masterzd as
trict Is
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COUTHERN ELASTIc Ia = AoOA-
~ o@oaLsc Of MagsEite Strset.
A. ,o ,rsnsr~d 10 nut new roofs equal in every
az -. ~ -. stsndard roof much less cost Also,
10 cover and repair old and sh9ge roofs mssnz them
s and water proof They are likewise prepared 20 cover
v1l on brcs work Of auy kind, protecting Il entirely from
,bs action OF the elements. AL work guaranteed
Ohce-9l Magazine street.
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Receipts or Produce.

LOCKPORT-steamer Nina Simmes-l29 sks potatoes TO
d + CherCt-S6 ne hl-23 do r TsrtreH-l sss onions |
Ss 0Dions WsSs sks cotton seed Lam6ias Docs
Levi hhds sugar Kenner-l0 bbs poatoes Scnnei
ier lube bsr-7 DO W Byrne kso72 do fit5-i do
c e. Grbbe-5 Lspene FeTe-l0 do Terreeonne Gonr'
ian6 bb peaches o ala f t SnS sns 5nss
rid hdes Inbau Aycock AeoS odi hides hides
"PofsTALk aACHE-stesmer Bunter2 bbIs potatoes
Fsvre6 bbls rice MaItn-l6 sks nee Peniud teaoR
SUI JAMES PiRisH-Lusgsrs William Weaver stc-lO7
GRAND CAiILoU-Lugger St JOseph7o bbls potatoes
70 IoAIFoUBCHE-Luggers Young Charles etcs hides el7
bbi. potatoes 81 bbs onions Dbl beans sne 70 az
0o E IPFef PARIsH-Luegers Rainbow scl2 bbls
potatoes Is bbls onions and tundries TO order
Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
1900 feet lumber wsng-4OO 40 I.ylory ~ ers
ng-74 bxs fruit Boarman-I6 do Grssr-l 90
Eio-lS do r Aby-S2 Coud-lS Fueich Seo-0 d
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs GREAT WESTERN
Is hides Surlel5 do hays Mehe-S5 do " sks oniSns
kps n Couret-sOOO lumber Boudreau-4eol do Til
tons hides Order66 head cattle Mcouoid Mene-san
dries order
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
PHILADELPH
TcR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
To sail THURSDAY, July 9th, at 6 Pm
,S0x rHIL.ADELPHIA VIA HAVAEA.
abs sAvOrite steamship
Captain p. p. HoxIE,
sm ,..vs her wh.r oppolie Jackson Square, puncsuay
as sNovN
Cabin Passage 70 Havana. eurreney'
Philsd' lphia............ 'so
For freight SsssAze, having splendid statsroom aeoo'
cREEvY, MCPHERSON . co.,
IS Carondelei strest.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
yop BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
-gE EFw ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND sAv1NA
,ly.a1IT.l 2 EAI.HOHTHLY LINE OF sTsAssHlFS.
G1BEpTy. 100 tons. 80. .Thos. A. Balm, CommsnaS
yUSA..........Il6o tens. .DukehArt O0ra"Ao'S
CARRYING UNITED STATE NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
Through zrke.s 70 Fo- York
Can 8ALTIsaoRB AFE AA
COUGHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs spisadid f''' 'ssAO'a
| Cuba,
pUKEHAKT, Commander,
VIII Issys her wha-f opp site .cksOn Square, on ii0
| DAY, July %. 8. o'clock p.
Fer fresght or passage. having unsurpesssa
soua- .pplv 20 ITTHKHsPooN, HALsEY CO., Asenss'
| -'-'' wy 70 Carondset stres'
aB-Ro bulls ladns out those Of ne COMPANY P ~
a signsd Permits FOR freight must se proo9fsa o1 :
| 5fncs No freight fer HAvsna taken h'sf - 's''%
| SAY OF sailing.
| The LIBERTY. Capt. I. A. Bars, VII 'onoN.
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REGULAR SESSION.
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ATOTICE-THE ooPARTSERsHLP HE Z, u ~ m
~ existing in this city, under the ~ ,I .onsnt
Richard Flower Is charged With the o. tns s
Of the hrm and win continue ihs - 5a es, stlst
Surviving PsrtaeE
New Orleans Ware l. 1862
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
T'HRoUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
sAuIFg FROM NEW YORK on THS 9Th and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH the day before when those dates ian
on Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN By ANY OTHER LINE
Fer furthaF information address
d. n oARRINGToN, Agent,
Pier &c North River, New YORK.
VIII WEBB, President; CHAs. DANA. Vice President
Office 81 Exchange Place New York
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STEAMBOATS,.

Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from LOckport
New Era, Dugas, from Bayou sara
May, Carroll from MOBILE
ucretia, DAVIS, from MObile-New Basin
Hunter, Jeanfrssu. from POinte- ala Haehe
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OFFICIAL
COMMON COUNCIL.

MANN OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
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OPELOUsAB.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
NOR OPELOUBAa, WASHINGTON, fOkt
p. md All landings on the Coast AtchafaayA ryeE
"a Rsyou Courtabea hght-trat steamer y. -.
IsIacE foEd G. G Pickett master, j. - schnidL CLERK
Nv Orleans every Wednesday. At p Return
~, viii leave Washin gtsn every sunday AZ ~ n.
The Blackford connects At SimmsPor WITH we Ieene,
Vsnkakee and will give through bills OF isdlng l0o ioml
~ All freghs for Bayou DeGlaEe and Bayou b~oL hAa
as low @saH' ''- KENNETr BELL, Av.,,..
w. NJ. SURLS,
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING Packet
L.aves every WEDNESDAY. At 5RM -
sSCK UPEaOU8AA, WAShlN0tOry
n PA-rs and ali landings the Coast Atehaslsye a.
ard Bsyop Courtabeen-Ihe good and sss s.e1
Annie Wagley. W. Burton nass ss1 80, ~ NJ -
supdsy al 10 O'Clock A n. For ffsighi or passage
on o0asa =" BLOCH BROS, Isl Common street, e
or o. HINCKLEY SON, NAshlas'9nn- "A
me ssear,er Annis Wsglsy connects a. N
IL s..r,er gu Frog and barges Tor All lanahss on
p Ss,s ana u,fn sign through hills ~ adin9
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE u g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. July 18th, at AZ
COR BRAZOs SANTIAGO = THE Low
Il pressure side-wheel iron steamship
L. G. Harris.
W. H. TALBOT, Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf, foot OF st. Joseph street,
carrying the United mails If the steamer is unable
70 cross the Brazos bar goods be delivered at
COZ sgnees to pay their ghterage For freight or pass
CHAS A. WHITNEY CO., Agents
50 and 50 Camp street.
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RrIou Gaming UP,


sehr Anna whtmOre, five days from Ruatsn Island, to
MOcheca
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Rarins 5nteHigents.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No ~ CAM STREET,
Thursday, July 9, 1858.
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u q. PALMEk - 90,
" O. O. PALMER, JOSEPH W1LR a. s COIL
,vDor,.,, ,,s vSOl...l. md Retail DsAl'" IN
Uarps.., Mats. OH Cio'A'' Nse-'
x~ss % end Damp 'sE'Ss. Ea7 orNAAI "a
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FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE o. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
COR PENsACOLA, WARRINGTON AND
II MILTON, APALACHICObA. 81. Marks, CEDAR
KEYS, TAMPA AND KEY WEST.
Through Of lsding to Columbus Ga, and Bainbrtge
Ga and ali regular landings ChattAhoochee River. also
10 Fernandna and Jacksonville cheaper than any other
route Freight New YOlk via Cedar Keys Florida Rail
road steamships connecting Fenandina a. lowest
and with dispatch
This line composed Of the following steamships. 10 sail
ON the 5Lh and Goth Of Every. Months
Alliance, S. L. CLAPP, Commander
Lavaea, L. Il LIVINGSTON, Commander
Leaves on MONDAY, July 10th, stSLE
The steamship Alliance
CLAPP, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of Caliope street. above,
taxing freight passengers for the above named ports
For freight or passage SPPT W. 70 PERKINS. Agent.
26 Carondelet street
B-Shppers will please procure orders from Agents
Office before sending freight to the steamer
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
nor CORPUS CHRISTI. RoCKPoRT AND
S. Mays via New Orleans, opelOusas and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
AustiDs
with passengers freight for Corpus Christi and 81 Mays
and will hereafter run between the BrasheT End OF
the Railroad Rockport Texss In connection with tne
73O A. NJ FerybOat, from foot OF 81 an street, ana o.
train from Agiers.
Passengers can the day Of departure from brAshe~f
on applcstOn at the Railroad Office NO 50 Canal street
Freight received bills of lsdng signed to Rockport only
a. Ferry Landing every day, except Sundays, until 5rA
a. W. R. BAYLEY, Superintendent
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4ALvEsTON-INDI;ANOLA

8ALVEsTON-I NDI,A NOLAA
MORGAN LINE 0. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP.
COR GALVESTON AND ISOIANoLA-THE
Il following iron ow.pressure Steamships form this
Line:
w. @. Hewesa...I. q. Harris..,.Austin.
AIabs a. a. esce nj. z. "a srgan,
t1inres Tartar. m atagorda,
Josephine.
Abe Steamship Clinton,
W. 7. BECKETT. Commander,
WIZ sail on SATURDAY. July 18th, ct sA.E
Fortrsisht or passage apply
CHAS A. WHITNEY co., Agents.
SO and So Camp street.
No Whisky received without an order from the Office.
INSIDE BERwICKS BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
PsssenRrr Ferry Boat opposite Jackson Square
on SUNDAYS and THU RSDAYS, at * O'Clock n, and
the train leaving the Agiers Depot at arriving at
Brsshear City as IL taking the Morgan Line Steamships
BrAshear for Galveston.
Josephine CAPTAIN J. N. LEWIS.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets to and secured until o'clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the Office OF the ops
ousAs Railroad Company, No 50 Canal street. or a. the
Fairy Landing. the morning OF departure.
q. W. R. BAYLEY. Supsrintendent
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that he has no capital employed in business. but
has nevertheless, been taxed $780, and praying
that his tax bill be cancelled fayorably by reso'
luton.
with $500 worth of furniture on his tax bill, No.
1905 favorably it being shown to the satisfaction
of the committee that he possesses no more furn-
ture than is exempted by law from taxation.
resolution authorizing the controller to modify
the tax bill and refund the surplus amount paid,
is offered
Upon The petition Of John Cousley, complaining
| of a double assessment on the same property, IA
| vorably. resolution authorizing the controller
to refund $22 so to said John Cousey-it being the
! amount claimed by him and considered justly due
| by the committee.
! Favorably upon the petition of Louis Meigs
praying TO be released from paying tax bill on
| an income of $4,000. Good evidence having been
given TO the committee that this assessment was
made in error, resolution to cancel the same is
| offered.
ON the petition of Joseph Reboul stating that
! the tax bill of his property assessed at $500 IS en-
| numbered with the property OF another party.
The treasurer not being authorized to charge the
same, he is unable TO pay his taxes. FavOrably by
resolution authorizing the controller to make the
necessary alterations in said tax bill.
Upon the petition of Mrs. Eliza Harris. praying
TO be released from paying tax on furniture
assessed at $1,000, fsvorsbly. certificate Of the
Board Of Assessors attached TO the petition shows
that this assessment was due TO a clerical error.
resolution authorizing the controller to make
necessary alterations in the tax bill complained
of is offered.
Upon the petition Of Mumford Perks, praying
for a reduction of $4,000 on the assessment of hi;
property, unfavoraby.
On the petition of Stetson & Armstrong, pray.
ing for a reduction on the amount Of Their capita
assessed, unfayOrsbly, said petitioners not haV
ing complied with the law.
On the petition of Mrs. Harriet L. Coleman
complaining Of excessive taxation, unfaVorahly
no other proof being adduced than the represel
tations of petitioner.
On the petitions of Mrs. Rosina Prague. Rober
Ross, Jas. W. Zacbare. Geddes, Shakespeare
Co., John Geddes and W. H. Cook, all complain
ing Of excessive and increased taxation on thei
property, uniavorably.
; Respectfully submitted
? THos F. FISHER
= Chairman Finance Committee
? JOHN BREEN,
E ALFRED KEARNY,
Il. WYNNE.
: ResolUed, That the controller be and he
hereby authorized to draw a warrant in favor {
John Cousley for s22 so, as a reimbursement
) taxes erroneously paid him.
e Resolred, That the controller be, and he
e hereby authorized, to modify tax bill on the Pr