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Southern Yacht Club.

~ Southern Yacht Club.
% T. 1ssaar meet meeting Of he Glgg will be he'd
LAM WRDRY EVENr nSI' g9': G@fso o % SAT
my n the SlXTG REGATTA Sg i dc season
. ng enter Yachts address The Seate,
y RIA, under seal prior to tie Club meeting .i& sept
IssAsAAiEGERsD WHASNSTEnIQne FOREMAN, and Two
au.8 80 ,',o,, BROOKS & HoGUE.
WTANTED-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY La,
Bsa R E IS SE w pr d "a % s:
SSg2 with good Board and & S2TBR MP5EBfR
0hlHAAIE cBOARDiNG-MRSs EWA res.
pegully informs the public that she prepared receive
nef very pleasant and agreeable residence No. l55 Canal
street. 50 I'm
FIVE DOLhAns REIyARD-stoIcn from our door
4e The above vii be paid oT It's T Teoys and d he
-y.g E. J. HART & CO., 70 Tohouptouss st.
~ fesop y Browns Rosendale; 1000 do Roman Ind
o' ssl brands II G& " y noLnn
CNNRSHAFKo VR T RRsEAD-A young man by the name
spare made dark compe1D DoG blN% one years of
eyes; his a2e on the right side badly psrSiysed tye GJS
@ The said Towns has iaRr tBs ss ySb to the LEFT
aGns rs our agea! y selling ma9qractued tobacco in and
umbus and Macon, Miss. When last heard F 20
SSns p ne aeH Mfs CSeo o ii he
2nrposs Of making gkchanees hayng first delivered m to
business as agent and nstructg him leave for home bn
wait hVe days IN Montgomery for his arrival srnnm
time we have never heard him. The said Towns ", u
young man Of no means, but of of our irt families
we tenr that ne has been lost steamboat
Any information concerning him would be thsnFiniV re-
ceyed, both lor The qualification of his family and ourselves
a lie had with him probably $1,000 OF $500 o n,
money. SHELTON, WALTERS T. Co jul
anl9 owls RingOld, Pittsylyania CO.. Va.
ntssOLoTlON-The eo-parnershp heretofore existing
- IN tins city, under the firm OF MOSES GREEN WOOD
CO, having eXired by limitation the 3lst utimo is
dissolved by mutual consent Either of the partners will s
6e name Of the firm in Liquidation NewOreans Aug .
1901 MOSES GREENWOOD
JOHN II HEALD,
THOMAS L. ADAMS.
FklE undersigned will continue the business of the late
~ im a. The same place, under the style and firm oil
MOSES GREEN WOOD for his own account 1890 -
MR. ADAMS my late partner, will be- with me during the
season, " MOSES GREENWOOD,
stP1 Iot d a II w G6 Graver street,
{ 'UHHANTs-25 bbls. ex ship Emily TAYLOR
- a A. F. COCHRAN 4 co. n Tchouptonss At
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Found Drowned. - An inquest was yesterday
held on the body of a negro, name unknown who
was found floating in the river near the Ferry
Landing. Third Municipality. Verdict" Found
Drowned "
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ton of the banquette in front of Buss store, for
bed. Bush did MT like the selection, and threw
CleaTy into the middle Of the street, iDiuring him
severely. He was Immediately arrested by Hughes,
when the others came 10 his rescue, and attempted
to prevent the arrest. They all lodged in the
Watch-hon finally, and were Yesterday brought
before Acting Recorder Hale. HefTsrnan and o.
Brien were fined five dollars each-Burke was
sent 10 the Work house, and Clearv WAS dis
charged. Burke will be examined to-day
Assaults We have never known so many cases
of assault and battery at present. The Re
cordefs Courts are almost entirely occupied with
them, and should we report each case in DETAIL we
should have no space for any thing else The ex-
cesslrely hot weather Seems to have developed the
belDgerent propenste Of some Of our citizens, and
black eyes by the dozen can be seen at the differ
ent police Offices almost any day
Melinda Mann, free woman of color, was yester.
day brought before Acting Recorder Hale, on the
charge of beating Juvenile " darkey,' with the
veritable intention of cutting short his existence
Sarah Common, free woman of color, took her Bible
oath TO these facts, and day was fixed for an in
vestigatiCn.
assaulting and beating Miss Caroline Woods, with
The intention of killing her. She made an afida-
Wit stating that the assault was committed at her
house IN GrOnde street, on Sunday last and she
exhibited very black eye and sundry bruises
about the face, as Witnesses of the case. The &C.
cused gave bail to appear.
Jas. Condoran, Patrick Doolan, and Geo. Dunn
were arraigned before Acting Recorder Hale, on
the charge, as the affidavit reads, of assaufing,
beating, striking, knocking down, and kicking,
with intent to KILL" John Deering, on the 3lst ult,
at the corner of st. Joseph and 1chouproulas sis
Mrs. Deerng made affidavit that her husband was
lying dangerously i'll from his injuries The exam
matiOn was postponed.
William Young WAS arrested on the charge of
having allowed his clenched digits TO come in con-
tact with the cOunteuance Of Charles Bergensten
The affair will be iudicially viewed in a few days.
Bridget Fay was taken into custody for having
allowed herself to get excited and kick up row in
the house of Mr.. Coleman. Bridget will probably
be cooler when brought before the Recorder this
morning
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IHourmfat Self DeStructi0n.-On Tuesday eve
ming OF last week, says the Greenvills Ohio
Journal we learn that son of Joshua Cloyt about
- years fage put an end to his existence bv hang
ing. He suspended himself from ioist of the
upper story OF mill, by means of eathern strap.
and when found life was extinct son of Elias
,Wanger, OF the same neighborhood, put an end to
his life in similar manner, the 9th ult. No
cause assigned in either case
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M a R q Ron; : John Bush, John Cleary.
r ns STr bg J2nn He3rnan and j. OBrien were
alI IT,. ny Lieut. Hughes, Of the Second Mupic
PaalIly Police, in South Market street, ON WonJ.v
night Cleary was drunk, and he selected a nor.
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The Jenny Lind Auction.-Barnum has deter.
mined TO sell his Jenny Lind Concert tickets in New
York at auction 0 the highest bidder. She is TO
give six concerts there, which are expected to net
$50 900 profits
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Cc7sHs Of the Capital The National IntelIi.
sus of four Of the seven wards in Washington, d.
G Second Ward, 69ll parsons; Third Ward.
6025; Fourth Ward, 1912; Fifth Ward, 4l2l; To.
tai 81 96g
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J0hn HaL,0way once more.-This individual had
the honor OF appearing before acting Recorder Hale
yesterday morning, on a charge of assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. He was held to bail to
keep the peace.
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StaJJing-Joseph Goodrich was Yesterday ex-
amined before acting Recorder Hale for beating
and stabbing, with intent to kill John Crosin. The
affair occurred in PhilPpa street, on Monday last,
and several persons were engaged in it. Goodrich
was sent before the First District Court for trial.
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WILLIAM J. DEWEY, 81 Gavter st.

S-51 FR.fNCfSi.U REGULAR LINE.
"a FOX sAN EhANCIsGO.-The A l., last sail
StEA ing ship iBUhtiE STEVENS, CAPTAIN John
<a flushing, Is now loading tor the above port. and viii
have all possible dispatch. This ship superior order cop
pered and well found every rect For freight or pas
sage, apply ON board Opposite Post To- Second Municipality,
70 j. Z. WHtTNt Y 4 u. "a t,amp
Je34 or WILLIAM ], DEWEY 81 tirayiaT Al
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Crescent asooA auO Sob lPel ting Office.

M The propreors ally Week Crescent respect
fully inform their suds and the tubst at they have recently
MAJ additions Their JOt stab hment and have
placed under the charge Of Mr. LEAFS GRAHAM who has
long known this city gentlemen Of high capabilities
The hca Of the Office being complete and nearly
all new, they prepared execute all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the least possible delay and without disappointment to those
who may favor them with patronage Particular attention will
given to the printing of In MYERS, BRIEFS
BILLS LADIEd, INSURANCE BLANKs
BILL Heads, NoTARIAL Nm RI m Ks' NJ INKS,
Bouk HEADlNosb STEAMBOAT BILLS,
ClhCuLARst SfEAMBOAT CARDS,
DkAf RECEIPTS POSTERS HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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AUCTION SALES.
Bngs,

bnRB.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co.
THURSDAY, September 10 o'cocE-wI b. sold on tbs
Post No S. Third Man eps iy By rider and under
te inp-cton Of the Port WaIdsrs Tor may
30 b,ss GuNNY BAGS slsu,heI damaged Hero Of
At hapaSt 10 ock rust9a r. Rsnvle street
-Four balls Eng sh CANVAS dam gsd todr Bark Hero sdou
Terms cash Il
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United States Sales .......,. United States Sales
BY p. B. TAYLOR,

"WEDNESDAY, September lsWiH ATeade v
w order Of Lieut. Cot T. F. Hunt Deputy Qlartsrmaser
sra U s.A.-
II U. DE RoSETTE, at the
Goynment Wharf, Third MuHi; Paly, together with her Ma
chinery, Furniture,
t NE Inventory, which complete be at the Quar-
Terms uah
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Arrived Yesterday.
Br shin Empire Qneen Houller, so days from Liverpool
. BaXteT-3d my,
Brshg Astoria, jenkins. 50 days from Liverpool. to master
I'd my. ' ''NN'''''''' "
Bark YIN Henry, Watts AZ days from Cadiz, to L II Gale
=, dlck &co-2d my.
, br,dge-Powder. house
bfg rpsan Ludwig, Young, % days from Thomason to
Schf 4 A Barng Gait, 16 days from Baltimore to master
I'd my.
STEAMBOATS,.
bunker Hill No 3, Smith, fOm Louisville
Glpsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
WOOdsman, Penonal, from Alexandra.
Anna, Johnston, from tpelOusas
Griffin Yeatman WILLIAMSON, from Cincinnati.
Chas Hammond, Davis, from Cincinnati.
Meteor No 9, Amsden, from Shreveport.
st james, Hyde, from Donaldsonville.
Tuwboat TenneSeean, Fooe, from the Passes-went down
lght-brought up banks II Wolfe and Nashua
TOwboa Die Vernon, Smith, from the Pases-towed down
and to on the lst inst scbT Gov Anold-brought up
80 brig Susan Ludwig and schr II A Darling
TOwbOat Swan. Brown from the Pases-towed down and
10 the LIST inst, bark Abbot LOrl-brOugh up bark
- VIM Henry
TOwbOat Star, Davis, from Pases-went down light
brought up ships Empire Queen and Astoria, bark Ellen.
. . BELOW-CuMING UP.
ship Emily Taylor, from Boston.
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A UCTIoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, has removed
a to No IS GTaye street. where he vii pa uar aenut
to the sale Of Real Estate stocks, CaTgoes Cotton
hold Furniture Slaves, etc myl I'm
I EWIs FLORANCE. C0mmissioned 4uctlO1tes Of
- fee No 81 Grav ST., -I attend, as usual, ana
his Dartr.1aT attention to the Real Estate, Stocks
DamagedCol PortWaTdens, House. emit IRE Slaves
ETC.; viii also makes advances Mercnanuis, ia e a.
haD1E
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DOnlestiC POrtsl
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

RALTIM0RE; Aug. 25-Cld, ship Cha, Guudy, Morris
PHILADELPHIA, Aug A-ATd, brig Aida Fales;
brig Trojan, Couus, from NOrl7.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Algu.L 90, 1850.

Sitting of Tuesday, August, q. 1850.
ID ESOLNED, That The Mayor be, and he is hereby,
n authorized requested, after having giving ten days
notice in the official paper Of the Municipality tn sci
publ the lowest bidder, the for making
all III necessary repairs the Steamboat and Steamship
Landing agreeaby to the plans and specifications file in
the uTveyor's Office.
Also, the contract for furnishing and delivering, such
places the Surveyor designate $50 hard yellow heart
pine staging pans of III, best quality, inches thick by IL
inches wide, and 80 TO 3 feet long.
Also, the for the erection of two seactng Flood
in connection with the DRAINING Machine, agreeably
plan and spec fCatiens in T. e surveyor Office.
(Sgned) T. II. SHIELDS, Presid. mt. gTO tenn.
CSigHed5 4. u. CROSsMAN, Mayor,
CFrue Copy) II. HlER, Clerk.
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Catalogue Sale On Fall and Winter Goods.
BY Z. IL. RETITRAIN.

I
Il uon Room No. Canal
10 packages Of FALL aad WINTER GOODS, Consisting
PAR OF bahk flshnes Cluth CaSsmerea, TVses Jeans,
nets hefsyi Cotton dss Pittsburgh Cord, Bleached shngs Of
yaIOus gu nue. Ensnah Longeoh, Prints, Figured Urrsns,
nashnoLs' M39sene de LANES ShsgtlGgs Drills,
anl DToSh Canton aunes, TICKS. Stripes DENNIS,
nosh shaW BF2Sh Drills Hamilton l2I Blsacbed SeeungB,
WOODEN shr aud aver Cadet Mixtures Co1urg Cloths,
Terms Over $500, four monhl
~ Catalogues will b ready and r1o On, h. svsrist ,
the morning Of sils ~ " ~ .
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.


In AL OF Female Diseases the Galvanc Bell is OF n-
esmable value II would take columns, were we 10
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest ana most respectable Ladies in all OF the
Union. Weakness, irregularities, low spirits pain in the
breast and side, chOros uOr abus pOapsus ute or falling
of the womb, Cosveness, ObstTuCted Acu
general pustTaton OF the SYSTEM and all affections of miar
character Immediately and permanently relieved by tin,
simple and beautiful invention. The enervating OF
preservation of female health and surely nothing Cuu he So
sale ecsc as the smulant which Nature herself has
provided Thls Is G1diodm$m and lis application by
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its ue and the
feeble and delicGe il with entire and safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANEC NECKLACES
Is used for all Complains affecting Le Throat or Head such
bronchitis, inflammation OF the throat nervous and sck
Eng roaring IN the ears deafness, which generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic dououeuX
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found OF vast service in Of commissions fits
spssmodc complaints and general nervous affections Of the
head and upper eXtrenes. Also in Palsy and Paralysis
and all diseases caused by deficiency OF power or nervous
Energy in the limbs or other organs OF the body.
~ Many hundred Certificates, from all parts of the cOup
Try, Of the most extraordinary character be gwen
CURED.
CHRlSTlE'S GAl.SANIC ARTICLES, and they may
be worn by the feeble aud delicate with perfect ese and
highly pleasant and agreeable They be sent to any par
OF the country.
Pricesi
TIE GALvANlo BRIT. THREE DOLLARS
Illk GALNANlC nEChLACE'.,,,.,...IWOD DOLLARS.
TIE GALvANlC BRACELETs...,...OE ONE DOLLAR EACH
TIE MASEETiG FLUID ...........,..OHE DOLLAR.
ICY The articles accompanied by full and plain direc
ions Pamphlets, with full particulars, may be had of the
authorized Agent
~ For sale in EEw ORLEANS By the
SCI Guf fS!EfEsIs' s As3HHfiiIL HILL,
DEALERS IN FINE FASCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, ETC.
3 lY cod ?ip rs Camp street.
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AR. Il, j. CONES EXTRACT OF COPANIA
- sARSAPARlLl.A AND CuBEBS-Ths orginu
preparation has proved itself superior the CAPSULES or
other extract and with the additions and
WI rarely fail, provided The tirecuons be fully observe
ar '""' ma" N' "'e I"f"f " -hdgHz'hf and pggdrd'
il4 a
{ t0MAN's VEGETABLE aITIIUNVHEPTI,
~ Unprecedented in dlasoying Stons in the bladder an
hlIhsys, and healing the nhHmmsOTy diseases Of the On
hay organs For e'ereneessee FcCkky Crescent am pam
Snetsr q W'1ght 4 Co.'S Isl ChartTes street. James
mill fni g EnWtGM
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United ...GOyernmeDt sales
BY p, Il. TAYLOR

,,,r,,, -, s,-..-,- . CBtce No. SS C}rdUier street
erEmen Warehouses on PoyJras Charles md
General U S.A - N''1'
10000 Cnore or Ier) GUNNY and other BAGS tod,
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10 Rem.

RecoIectI
~ IHs Only Depot far he Sale Of DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
md ONLY GENUINE MA GICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR is a
F0 Isl CtGftrss Il
TT 4. o. d. F.-HowARD LOD0E No.
3-Mests every THURSDAY Evening the Il ~ ~
irand Lodge Hall, Of Tchoupitnuas and PoyS4 @ ~
irassEests ct o'clock EsSsSszSSS
- - oEcsrI for the srsttnt tfr71.
Z n ALLISON N Il \. + RICE Sec'y
T. EAMFSON..........Y q. +, W. DELESDERNIER. p. s.
6. B BOMDlICH rreaslrer. in5
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TEAAs Tonic AEENCI-7s Magazine street
q LRIAlN anudOe against Constipation OF the Bow.
"a Eorpor of the Liver Indigestion Palptation VI
The IL earl ermnaon of Blood the Brain, Nervous Hea3
aches, Cnils and Fever, etc. ~
. - RECOMMENDED by
T. X w. hIll, Esq. President II. b. Bascombe
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Cen sam Honstnn
x n GwH - ~ w. :. Fuller,
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II9 VI ct. 6 8 MEIyKER 4 co. q poydr,. 4
n a N NslA4E.G ~. 4 h99ITE lFoR C4LIfO

III NICARAGUA ROUTE FUR CALIFOR-
ssE niAI1Fhe tine and very fast sailing schooner
$3.50 HOME, Capt Benson, chartered this voyage
to pecete Tie Thorn VIII leave Tor san Juan, Nicaragua.
Monday the 18Th instant
From san Juan to Relo the Pacific, the route by
the nv san Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about twelve
miles OF land carnage, and all through exceedingly
eSung and healthy ry. Reao port considerable
note on the Pacific. which there opportunities
o. reaching san Francisco by sailing vessels This
ABOUT lJ mile shorter than In operation, san Juan
being 40 miles this side OF ChagTes and ReaiO only so
fn'ts above Panama For freight Apply
VILLA / DEWEY 81 (,Fa vier atraat
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or MARSH, RANLETT 60. - To ol'fT5 st.

, TsT n For Louisville, Memphis etc.-Th new
sf4kk5asSffr and ight drnught steamer PHILLIP PEN.
issSii;f-a N1Wli = capt. J. A Apologize. viii
KAYE or me above and intermediate landings, on SATUR
DAY Oh INST at 5o'clock For freight or passage
apply on board, 'NsN'
81 l. MOnPR 70 AZ D.uI.
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consists in the fact that hey disease by oUtoard
dDpclOR In place ct the usual mode of and phys
licking the patient till exhausted Nature sinks hopeessy under
the ntcOn JheV strengthen the Uh0ie system equalte
the ctrcdt0R of the blood, promote the SecretigHs and
Re1sT &c ts slightest INJURY under c,rCHas
Since their introduction into the United States, only
years since, more than 10000 persons including all ages
classes and conditions, among which were large number OF
ads VINO are peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints
nave Deen timely and Permanently Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up every thing
else been tried in vain
ToilIusIate the of the Cf4LP4NIC BEL suppose
me ease Of person afflicted with that bane OF civilization
~ sPEPslA, or any other Chronic Nervous Disorder
In ordinary smu taken, which, by their action
on the nerves ana muscles of the stomach afford Eemp0rlry
Tesf but which leaves the patient in lower state with
injured faculties after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the action OF
the GALVANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even
IN the worse symptoms OF attack and simply the Belt
around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed. In
short period the insensbe pepraon will the positive
element o. the Belt thereby causing GalvanG circulation
which VIII to the negative, and thence back again to
the positive thus keeping continuous Galvanc circulation
Throughout the system
. NJ hus the most severe of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED "A teI0 days IS Qtten dmyfl,
sufficient 10 eradicate the Disease If pears.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts Of the Country, could he gwen sufficient to
hl every column of this paper
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, H. r. For shreveport, Grand EcOre and
La 55fJ| AexandTa-Ihe tine light draught st aIneT
E7szs7szazz-z NOODSMAN, T.; PeTrOnce mast r, hay
ng UeeH uuavodlby detained will positively lie, We for the
above ana Intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, lie All
INST. at o clock NJ. For freight or PASSAGE apply on
board, loot oil LustOmhOuse street, or 10
+. b. SMITH, 81 Magazine st.
r. S.-Fhe steamer COr'nne will in connection with
the Woodsnan and will her the FALL al AeXau.
dra The COnnne being very aht draugh. shippers may
delay. Il
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MAYORALTY OF NEwORLELNs, August %, 1850,
NOTICE hereby given that IN virtue OF the above
~ luton passed By the Council of Municipality No Two
will sell to the lowest bidders, atmy Office, MO DAY
the 9th day of September next at II O'Clock the contract
for making all the necessary repairs to the STEAMBOAT
and STEAMSHIP LANDING, agreeaby to the plan and
specifications file in the Surveyors Office Also the con-
tract for furnishing 600 Yellow. Heart PINE STAGING
PLANK Of the best quality Also, the contract for the
erection of Two Self acting FLOOD GATES in connec.
on with the Draining Machine, agreeaby the plan and
specifications in the Surveyors Office,
auSl a, ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor,
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.esE=s EOR CHAtiRks-OHlg Direct LiRe-To
4TlbLHt leave on TUESDAY, lUth Septsmbsr-The
ssuss@as5ah well known iayUrite steam hip ALABAMA /,
K w. Foster, maudeT will leave the wharf DOT OF
GirOd street, on TU ESDAY. iUh Sept o clock A. M
RATES PASSAGE:
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H.F n Packet steamer CALIFORNIA = 70,
tJEtf5sg1 BlL,JAi via Bay ST. LOUIS Pass Christian,
Sezsz1ssss4 and hsSlsiUpi City.rhe and spendir
CIV uTsssure steamer g AAIFORNIA, Capt. H. F.
bsltD, bum expressly for the Lake trade. with superb
icCommD'laloBe WI leave the PUntunartraIn Rairoar
EEERi MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
morning, on arrival Oi the 10 O'Clock cars; and or
SAtL RDAY Evenings the arrival OF the ) o'cncR
cars Returning, leaves BILOXI every SUNDAY
1 tSDAH, Thi RSBAY and FRIDAY EVENING".
80 u .EnDLS Agents 4 innh I.rs
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CAtINl Persons raptSet should be aware uAshsV usTu
no security asalhSt SFdHguatfd Hsril with al
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Ut IsUIIIsI TIIt1 ElFh IlNNIIIe, IfpnHerNOn
Esll.fa ec. ero--Tte new aud substantial ,ast run
lzzsZ5sZ19 nlng passenger nov Il, Box master
now receiving reght and will leave for The aba, and
all landings on SATlIR DAY, the eth inst at O'Clock
For freight or passage, having fine accom- nOdntios
Apply on bOaTd or 10 j. NJ. MOORE y co.
A Do,
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Corrected Daitv By W w WHITE & Co. 81 Camp ST,
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FOE CALIEnR MI

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sass~9s new and magnificent steansnp d ID ,eat
fHday Schenck, commanding, will leave on 8 ATIJR-
DAY, the l4th Of September clock A. M punctuaIv
with the California and Oregon Mails.
RATS PASSAGE,
To Oh gres-Ln Saloons. so
Standee BertiIs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ln StseTage, [mess same crew s. As
eV Passengers for Chagres will be transferred AT HI
to the magnificent steamship Georgia
~ No secured untl paid and all passaee
tickets must be procured from the office OF the agents
PARADISE, LAWRASON u CO., Agents
lOb Magazine street
N. B.-A surgeon always attached ships Of this com
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