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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

BUSINESS IN THE CITY.-For the
last two days business has been ex-
cessively ana extraordinarily dull in
the city, and our wholesale houses
have donezless business than on any
other -two=Hays during the season.
The pressure in thesmoney market
and the general d1strast in CONNER
cial cireles-are suggested as the cause.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

PEBsoNAL.-Among the large dele
CATION from Carmi, Ills, we were
gratifed TO meet Mr.. Geo. a. Malone,
editor Of the Carmi AdUocate, and
Mr. J. NJ, Damron, formerly one Of
the proprietors of the Crescent City
Springs. In the delegation were, also,
Messrs. Fl. s. Graham and wife,
Thomas Paynton, Peter. Gill T.. s.
Hende, JIG. Slocum, Geo Williams,
Thomas Welborne, and others. The
object of their visit was partly pleas
ure and partly business. They visit
ed the theater AID the most attrac-
tive points in and around the city.
They also visited the great low-pres-
sure Richmond. and were warm in
their admiration of that unrivalled
steamer. They leave about $1,000 in
money 10 our city for goods purchased
while here. They leave for home
this morning by the J, L. Graham,
highly pleased With their visit.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

Go SEE THEM!-J. Ii. Carlin has
received, direct from the East his
stock Of linens. They are, without
doubt, the most elegant and tasty lot
of goods ever offered in this city.
Call and leave your orders while the
stock is complete. mo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

WHAT WOULD HOME BE WITHOUT
A MOTHER? and what would life be
worth to an unfortunate brother suf-
ferin9 from Serofula or any ike dis
ease. without a remedy at hand? Dr..
J.'W. Poland' Humor Doctor will
surely benefit, and often entirely
eradicate. every faint of Humor Ia the
Blood. Try it. Sold By ief
my13-d2t-w1t CLOUD & AKIN.
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a STORY EVERY WEEK.

5u1EHm49 13I .lL1LtI g9I101J
$50 t1z5T sdibGl.1glifo 1alDqoq
.5aLet every friend of the9 Union, o.
Free Institutions and ofbtiEe True
PRINCIPLES iof IGnEaTnnent Tpush for
ward the good ROrkHby securing for
the @ AMPA1GNJ oURNAL a wide circu.
lationl t& 5af no I37rrl %
County and Township Committee.
v.euo- hHri -f0uai
Should at once commence a canvas.
to place a copy in the hands Of every
Republican and doubtful voter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

INK sTANDs.-Examine our stock
of Ink-stapds and buy one.
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3 -CorRT ca COMMON PLEAs.-In the
case of Knapp vs. Knapp, for d.
vOros, the jury yesterday morning rem,
dered a Eerdit granting a divorce to
the plaintiff, and giving the defend
ant 500 alimony. This was, perhaps.
one of the most filthy cases ever tried
in this Court House, aud as is usual
in allsueh cases, attracted a crowded
Yesterday. a divorce was granted to.
a Mrs. Carter, and the remainder Of
the day was occupied in hearing
case Of the State on relation Of Ham
selman vs.. Kessinger, arising from
controversy about a road. Judge
johnson having been mixed up in
the case heretofore, it was tried By
jury. with Judge Parrett on the bench.
A decision had not been reached
when we left the Court H5ussg
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THE
WEEKLY JOURNAL
THE

Is the LARGEST and OLDEST
NEWSPAPER in this section, an,
is in allrespeets go. fi1ari
Equal to any Paper in the Wes
8LT ~ .a-ITE- LlL H3H
IS .ra7T 9af r. Ts- La.ar W
/ During the Campaign, the ldiscui
sion Of POLITICAL QUESTION:
.9ill receive the most prominent atten-
ton; bat. the past high reputation Of
the JOURNAL will be maintained with
andimihished intepestsas5 a I54
ndJL bgH .rsbrl mmo9 1a.84oq
Commercial and Family Paper.
l1s 51sdT e415I3 1a59n.1aam
- It #ilp Contain tie --LATEST
TEL EG RAP ICON EWS, full
MARKET RBPORTS,1 SPECIAL
CORRESR0NDEN GE. STATE
NEWS ITEMS LITERARY and
RELIGIOUS 1AIAT4EFS, and
H.
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HAwEsYILLE CogRT HOUSE III 80
Messrs. Tengoogde 4 Green daave. sent
US d handsome Photographic of the
new Court House, erected the present
season, sat rHaYesEillerrK Ky, 1t sisa a.
large and massive looking building.
Mr. Robert Boyd, of this city, was the
architect and contractor, and Messrs.
EenyaQFaezkS CGrseB, odd the brick
work. 1t Is a creditable monument
of the skillgando COED taste of Evans
vile mechanics. Messrs. Tenvo6FdS
: Green have gone tS ~ f. Ks4non to
PVT .HFp a lagggs BuildigR9gr sq sar
Is. 9EfT4f 3 ANIABA sH aEN fsRes1E =
We learn from gentlemen from Carml,
Ills i stha1 4bre b8rs8i6bsaSfk rapidly.
progressingoofOra uthVIPfopos6d i'm
1nreyement of Little Wabash River.
The timber required for the work has
been cut, and as soon as the water,
subsidies sufficiently the work VIII
commence in earnest. This is a work
IA which Iet1Fd merchants are deapB
Interested, as it Will bring anlarge11y
increased trade u our city from that
fegion1. 2 II viii be REMEMBERED that a
large subscription WAS made tor this
work IN this city. l 4suo3 mai
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- THE WEATHER.-Seldom in the
annals ofhistory has been experienced
in this region, such a sample Of mean,
wet weather as has prevailed for the
last two weeks. Rain has prevailed
almost daily, and at times the atmos-
phere has assumed a real wintery
temperature, while, at other times, it
has attained almost the temperature
Of midsummer. Yesterday was per-
haps the most villainous day of the
whole season. Cherries, cloudy,
cold and comfortless all day, with an
occasional Light sprinkle Of rain, while
in the evening it became exceedingly
disagFeeabie, and rendered fires de-
sirable and heavy clothing an abso--
lutte necessity. Such weather is not
healthy for either man orrvegetable.
The crops, are retarded. planting Is
delayed, and farmers are discouraged
and filed with apprehensions, 1t is
extremely desirable that a'favorable
change may take place at once.
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q iESgf a Ego ear Apartment eff Rulers
at our kQHntlng R98m. tH- =.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haule. Nincennes. E'vfIle
H4cennes Ac ............. .O2 A II 1000 A y
.reIgnt 8 Ac. s 80 A N 1880 P II 5:3S P n
aaail y.-...-....-- 3;il P SRI 1;2bP y l0' Y ?
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RATLROAD TIME-IABB4
Evansville and :. Words lie.
GOING NORTH.

Hf.. Leave 81 f- -Arrlge Arrive,
EvansViiie. .FiuCeBl - 4. Haute
com 'Od't'n, ) 81 A ID 1917 II 4:l5 ? y
tail-.----.-..-----. 9 ~ A II i: n z:50 r y
incomes Ac 3 - II - II ...- 1850
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1 "wednesday hornnE August 70, lsa
| We have no change 70 report in either cuisines
NEW CoTToN.-The Grey Eagle, from Bayou
| sara, brought in four bales OF the new crop. tn
| BART Able, from Natchez. had twenty-five bales
The arrivals yesterday embraced the Bart Able
| Capt. Harrison, from Natchez; Flicker, Capt.
,ucOin, from TbibOdaux.
The following named steamers left port yester.
| day:
Gov. Allen, Capt. White, for vioksburg. Green
vile, and all bend landings.
A. G. Brown, Capt. W. s. Bassett, for lower
coast.
Hetty Gilmore. Capt. King. for Lsfourche.
The Grey Eagle. Capt. v. B. Baranco, leaves a.
10 A. M. this day. for Bayou Sara and all landings
Intermediate.
The Idaboe, Capt Blanks. leaves this evening at
O'Clock for Ouschits river, giving through bills
ading 10 Monroe and Trenton. Mr.. G. Press
Work is her chief clerk.
The regular weekly packet CleOua, Capt. L. n.
Patterson, leaves al P. NJ. 10 day for all landings
on Black and Ouachita rivers, giving through bills
stiDg to Trenton and Monroe. Shippers and pas
seDgeTs can rely tins boat, as she leaves sd-
veriised, regularly every Wednesday, at P. NJ.
Mr.. j. W. Walden. clever and courteous gentle
man, has charge of her office.
The Glide No. 4. Capt. A. j. Dye, leaves at
P M today for Jefferson, Shreveport and all land
iDgs intermediate.
The Cuba No. 2, Capt. Geo. wilkinson, is re
ceiving 70 leave this evening, at O'Clock for JEFF
ferson Shreveport and way landings.
The dust is becoming very annoying upon the
landing.
The Bart Able left the wharf to lay up.
In consequence Of not having completed her
repairs the Wild Wagner will not be able to
leave for Natchez until Saturday next, the 29th
inst. In the meantime clerk will be found on
the landing, at the foot Of Common street, to re-
ceive freight for her
The Pioneer and Gossamer, having been uu-
avOidably detained, leave positively as advertised
this day at 5 o'clock.
Our friend, Capt Alex. McVsy, has gone to
Louisville.
TIE Irene, Lizzie Tate and Rose Franks will be
due In few days.
The Flicker left last evening for Bayou La.
fourche.
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hAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
City Hall, August 10, 1865.
mo. 986-N. 81

No. 986-N. 81
WHEREAS, An act entitled can act to establish
metropolitan police district and provide for the
government thereof" is now before the General
Assembly Of Louisiana and
NHEREAs, The said act constitutes as one dis
trict, 70 be known a. the metropolitan police DIS
trict, the cities of New Orleans, Jefferson and
Csrrollton, and the towns of Algiers and Gretns
snd
WHEREAS The police force is by said act greatly
increased, and the mayors of New 0Ileans JEFF
lefson and Carrolton, and the police juries OF
Algiers and Gretna, are required 20 furnish add
onal officers, stations. lock ups. houses of deten-
zion, furniture, equipments. accommodations, ETC.,
for the board, officers and members of the said
police; and
WHEREAS, Said act levies upon the estates, real
and personal, of the above said cities and towns a
tax to carry out the provisions of said act, which
At this time will be heavy burden upon the peo-
pie; and
WHEKEAs. Said act is direct encroachment
upon the liberty of the people; furnishing INSIDE
mesnors as peuientisry offenses; authorizing Do.
licemen to make arrests for trivialtes, aud ren
dering insecure the personal liberty of the good
people OF New Orleans aud adj AGENT cities and
towns included IN the metropolitan police district
and
WHEREAS, Events have occurred which have
already demonstrated the impropriety aud inse-
curly arising from the act taking from the mayor
Of New Orleans all control of the chief and MEM
bers of the police force and
WHEREAS, There can be no doubt that the po-
lice force fixed by the present law is amply suti-
Gent in point of numbers 70 protect persons and
property, and therefore the contemplated increase
Is unnecessary, and IN the unfortunate financial
condition of the CITY unwarranted; therefore,
BE IL resolUed, That joint committee. CON-
posed of two from the Board OF Aldermen and
three from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, be
appointed by the presidents of the Boards of
Alder men and Assistant Aldermen tn wal, upon
the governor and the committees of the Legisls
ture on corporations and parochal AFFAIRS and
present our solemn protest against the aforesaid
act 10 establish q metropolitan police district
and TO provide for the government thereof ;" said
act being highly detrimental TO the public inter
ests, end if enforced would be productive Of
incslculable mischief, and perhaps deplorable
results.
BE IL resOlred That copy of these resolutions
lie forSarded by the mayor TO the governor,
president Of the Senate. speaker of the House of
Representative of the General Assembly of
LOUISIANA and to the Committees aforesaid.
(Signed) THos. H. SHIELDS,
President pro tenn. Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August l9, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy: .........
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLgAvs,l
City Hall. August "A, 1868.
mo. s8s-N. 81
Resolued, That the sum of one thousand dol ars
$4,000 be allowed Nine Nelson Foucher for the
property appropriated by the city in rum ne
through II for the purpose of opening London
avenue, with the reservation Of any or all ella ms
the city may have against said property for taxes
or otherwise.
(Signed) z. II. CHADWICK.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Slgned) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
In force by virtue Of law.
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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Receipts By Railroads.

NEW ORLE aNS JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
lO bbs -four Kennedy &coS bills onions is bbls pst
toes Pace &co-le0 sks wheat Besdes, Waso AcoSS
Rotat es 6ois onions Greve wildsrmanllO bbs beer
Keller HOander-4 bss onions Is bbls M Duffy
- hxs dry goods L Walmsey Aeos0 kegs butter Keep
Csulheld-5 DO Emiy Van FUrden 4ro-l9 bxs eats j
Quinla 81 do Beldenl2 hxs shoes Zslnicker-l2
hats Guttman Bros do Trcou-i Peasant
l 40 Bloch 6co-l0 do Hernshem-2 do NJ Hirsh-l39
do SuihsIn, Galloway kco-S00 feet lumbsr IrAy or
900 do Thompson &co-45OO do Cate-S000 brick
U Webber-sundres to order
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAsk GREAT WESTERN
bales cotton Mouor AGO. do IS SKIS do Treton-l Ok
do 10 hides and Sundres 70 order
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NATCHEZ-stesmerBart Able-3 bales cotton Flowsr-s
West right-4 Won Phul Bros-2 arrard Craig-2 Eos
ter 4co-l Peals &co-l Alens, hherck Autey-I @
Denis-l Jurey Hsrrs-l Dume-l79 SKIS cotton -eed
Won Phu Bros-6S do 8 Msrx-65 do A Magnnis-4S do
Bennett &co25 do Payne Huntington &cO-sundries to
ordrr-Tofal p baes cotton IL new
THIBODAUX-Sfeamer Fuckers bales j A Benson
do bbs rice bxs eygs Tsrrebonne Gourdsin
Wash-Sbo SKIS potatoes IL ferrebonne-4 pkgs eggs
sufe4 do LAeasssgne-l2 bbis pOtatoes % do Bel
TO order
BAYOU SARA--Stesiner Grey Esgle-2 bales cotton to
Carroll &co-2 d. Bersud Gbert-52 SKIS pntstses
Walsh-snndriee g. ordeT-rotal bales cotton new
POIhT-A-LA-H Hunters bbls rice 70
Dupre-l bdl hiids SOcnla-sundries to order
BAkA1AklA-Lugger Chpi-5O SKIS onions Barrels
suncries %
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oUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REaU.
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY s.sP
EOK TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAK-
rsonburg Trinity and all intermediate lEndihks-Fhs
nnn, fast passenger packet
CteOna,
L. n. PATTERSON, Master; J. W WALDEN CHsrk:
VIII leave postivsiS above For freight or s.s..g,
apply On board, or 70 WLNBURH LORD, AE.ntA
50 GrAvsr street
r. s-rhe Cieons VII take freight passengers - Iev
a. any other boat In the trade taking freight tor BaFou
hseon and 1els@s and D'ArbOnns, with privilege Of re-
shipping.
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Exports.

PENsAC LA-Steamshlp Rain dssr-30 bhls -four 20 bbs
potatoes bis whisky " bbs pork bbs sugar
10 ks osts sks bran sks sat 10 bb- aud sandrs
GALyESTON-s e-mship Raindeer-cOO Ubls houv 10 bbs
whisky % bxs lOO coffee salt 6O bxs soao
500 bxs starch SAC cases dry goods los ndse
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orr or yrsyrxsos. August rs

orr or JxrvrRsoS. August 26 1888.
Arrived yesterday-276 Texas Beeves, 23 Calves
and Yearlings. Soldier Texas Beeves l73 Calves
and fearlinss, SO Hogs, so Sheep and Mich
Cows. Stock on ssle-252 Texas Beeves, 273
Calves and Yearlings, 267 Hogs 2s2 Sheep aRd
81 Mich Cows We ouote.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE. Cry HALL
New Orleans, Aug. 10, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will,
at his Office on Tuesday, September lst, 1858, at
noon. adudicste to the lowest bidder or bidders,
the above Contract as per specifications.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Below Coming Up.
Memoranda.

Memo-nndn
Southwest Pass Aug 25-By telegraph Oreevy NIcker-
&e-S eamshp COROoIds hence for Boston,
hzi-psst O'Clock this morning
fhils eiphia Aug Is BY ts egraph to Ceevy Nckerson
&cOSfeamshp JUnists from New Orleans Havana
yed this morning at O'Clock,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Few York. August IS Cleared for IndiAnoa brig Emily
West
Boston August ls--Anived for New Orleans, brig M
Norwood.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MatGnzas August l2--Sailed for New Orleans British
brig Lady Monek, Gordon.
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ANDREW STEWART. Esv orie.ns-wh srEwART-
W.B GALBREATH-JoHEO O. FIxER. KsnphA
Cation Factors
sEEERAL COMMISSION nEROHANrs,
Ne. s Unisn street. Ess orls...
GALBREATM. sTEwART a Co.,
~. .. eALBREArH-wh. sTEwARr-JNo. o. FTzgx
Ksaphis; ANDREW STEWART. H. o.
70 II URiO1 street, Memphis, rsnn
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MAYoRALTY or New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Aug. 10, 1868.
TNo- q75-N al

C1HJ HI1III HAubs hVI AoVOs ]
mo. 975-N. 81
ReSoloed That the controller be and he ia here
by authorized to adjudcste a contract, after ten
days notice in the official journal, to the lowest
bidder or bidders, for Smelling and grading jose
phiDe street, between Apollo and Liberty streets
the work 70 be done in strict accordance with
plans and specifications on file in the office of the
city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKsY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Aug. 10, 1858.
(sIRDed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COM MISslON-FORw
ANDREW Jackson.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Family Groceries ana Plantation Supplies
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Highest Price Paid for Cotton.
COTTON STORED and SHPPEot to SUIT PLANTERS
Thanking friends and the public geesraIy for their
the feel confident tn hsrssoiOrs
in he h piping q ali advances
are msde, If required H-ving much Cs to ship my
Berg %ssss s az. W
shsl always have with India Bsgans and B ssg Twins
Prices. ANDREW JAcKsos.
Conner Third and Laurel streets
NBREW j.. AIKEN,
Csuccsssor to Aiken R.iasyJ
Cotton Factor and Comm,ssioa Merchant,
NO. 60 CARoNDELEr STREET,
New oriesns
o. HAKELLI.
oDUCB COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 81 Tchoupitouias Street..
NEW oRLEASs
,ssAU. AHCeCK a co..
N. IssAp, J. AyoocE, JOB sITzIEGKkJ
tsucosssor O. Wiki Co.,
kIssIoE NERoHAs
-soz
cassie. Hogs and sheep.
STOCK LANDING.
otsy ct jefferson =.
HAY - sEsLE-
ALEXANDER aAr-wILLIAz xzaLHl
OoEkIssIOS xEROBASTs. FoR THE PURoKAks
Sale, Forwarding shipment Of Hides, Leather,
Wool. Bessvax, rAllow and Tan,
nins Materials
sOs a. sad a COMMERCE SHEET. NEW oKLEAEs
T. =. H"EL.
aosslSsI0E zzkOHAsx
sor tire s.ls or
sheep suIss s.s EsssSx
sTooE LANDING ssv osLsArs
..saEAcsOrI rsFsrsne4s sT---.
John w. NORRIS n Co.-
Rsmovsd from s, osnsl stressJ
~ CANAL AND n eros IMAM sTRRErs
S4sssral Commi..ioA Merchants. Produce
Faetora.
Ana Dealer, kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Agents for Fire sns Burglar Proof SAFES and oorroF
Guns.
zimmerman 4 Co. Cincinnati sparkling oArAwBI
SRA RcH. VINEGAR, etc, etc. AWAY. hand
okpOEasIE;s. WIN ES. ETC.
(IRooks a AARIsTANH,
vHoLKsALz nxALxRs II
LIQUORS, SPIRITS. WINES. CIGARS. ETC. ETo.
No. ~ s S. sss and ,es sa5 wsrsAOu
BYE asd Reche whicn We oder ts the trade o.
liberal terms and At the lowest market RATA
lNOoDRICH q RAILEY.
ONO. G GOODRICH, late of goodrch 4 o.;
OHAS X RAiLEY, late Of 0eO. q Garner DOL
Wholesale Grocer snd Dealers
WESTERN PRODUCE WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO
Etc, at the Old stand Of Geo q Garner a Co.
Nos. s. Common and a Canal street.
IeHN ANDERSON - co.
JOHN ANDERSON, late Of Shropshire. Anderson o.:
FL CRIPPBNJ
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Msr-
chants,
Cd PoYDRAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
d. @. HITCHCOCK.
MERCHANDISE BROKER AND AGENT
FOR
Tenants Celebrated Scotch Ale.
No. IS GsAvIER STREET,
NEW oRLxANa
Louisiana and Western Rectihed WHISTLES and Fine
Old Bourbon Rye always ham, in lots to suit pur
ehasers
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BRAzOs SANTIAGO.

MORGAN LINE U. g. MAIL sTKAMsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept 9Th, stsLn
EOK BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA GALyEB-
ToN-The lowpre-sure side--heel iron steamship
i. q. Harris,
W. II. TALBOT. Commander
VIII leave a. above nom her wharf st. Joseph street
carrying the United States malta II the unable
10 the Brazo bar goods TO be delivered ships
rsnees to pay their ghterags For freight or pas
sage spplyt 10
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 Co, Agents.
90 and 81 Camp street
Freight surtd at the adopted by Board
Of Underwriters July I, 1853
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pETER Eoss.

pETEE Eoss,
BUILDBR.
ksas hanks 70 the eseas New Orleans for ths pssron
age tor TIE Ast BE hss made extensve ons
% hs workshops and introduced WORKING ma
CHR which VII enable him 10 attend promptly 70 any bas
shop sse seos. osrner Of Pyan. and whizEsa s.rss.
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VICKsRURR.

LEAVES EvBRI TUESDAY ArsHE
VICE eBUR0. EAfCHEZ AND NEW ORLEAHn
~ nsEun tuesday u Mall PGckst In place Of ths =
Gov. AlIea.
JH0. ". CANNON, Maaass,
Su sevs a. above for YicksburE Matches Grand Gu RoA
nsy ~ JOSEPH Waterproof Port Adams BayOu Bate
hggge 0nA dsonvtlle, and all inerm .dats lAndinz
The Gov. Allen msEes close concessions with sts.r.r
OALUhEI at Nicksburg for all landings TaEOo river
AEpy en board 70
sIFNoTT kADANs, rs Commsrci.I PI...
shippers Will pay besht 70 all plantation lahdRSsL
Leaves EVEkT SATURDAY, AasI
tNoR VIFKsBUE0, NATCHkz AND ALL ~
sermeonfs lAndings-Ihs steamer ecu. 0uign aan.
nAking al CoAs, landinga 'T
SIHEOTT ADAMS, 10 Commercial P1ae,
The stsemsr Gen QuitmAn connects a VisksbarV q
steamers Countess and Calumet for yasso and Taah.to
hvsrs and steamers Julia and Rubicnn 81 IeUis D.
phis and All intermediate landings 4
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FLORIDA PORTS.


FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE o. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
FOE IEE.Ao0LA, wkRRrxerox AND
KEYS, TAMPA And KEY WEST
es and al regular landings on Chstt-hooches River also
Ou Frss 70 s.s ySS % sSsss. than any Gesr
road and stssmshps connecting ct fernAndns lowest
ON the 5th and eOth OF Every Month.
Alliance, 8. L. CLAPP, Commander.
Lavaca, L. h LIVINGSTON Commander
Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept. 5th, ASA
The steamship Lavaca,
LIVINGSTON, Commander,
taxing freight and for the port
For freight or passage apply 20 ,r,vv
n s..shipp.u WIN please procure orders from AGENTS
CALIFORNIA.
soKrH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON TIE sh and so.h OF
EVERY MONTH, or the day before whsn those dates fan
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN By ANY OTHER LINZ
Fer farthsr information sddr,a.
ID. n. DARLINGTON, Agent
Pie IS North Riv-r New YORK.
w.H. wEBB, Presidents; CHAs DANA, vice Presios-,
Once "a Exchange Place. New York
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CREscEEI UFFIcz no "a CAN'T SrRzKr
Wednesday Morning, August &c, 1853
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CRKscEET OTrIoK No ~ OAMP STREET, 4
Wednesday, August 70, 1855.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Raindeer hsgrsth, for Pensacola Deshon
steamship harlan Lewis, Tor Gslv ston Whitney acc
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Lavscca Livingston, from Key Wet, to W
Pefkins--Is district
Lugger Chpi YOn from Barstsrs to MASTERED district
STEAMBOATS,.
Bart bic. Harrison, from Nzehez
Flicker. Aucoin. from 4 h bOdaux
GREY Eagle, BATancO, from Bayou Sara
Hunter, Jeanfr au. from Ponte s-la-H ache