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HE ALTH nor NE STaTES!N


DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD,
Ccpy ofa letter from M. John lloyd Of Er WtA, near
HarlecA, MsriOpSlAsAirs.
To Professor HoLLowAV;
ing you, that for very long period was sfheedwth
a dangerous giddnetS and frequent swimmingS in the
head attended by loss Of appetite, dsordeTed stomach
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short time am happy to bear testimony 10 their woI'
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proper. lam, Sir, your Obedienl Servant,
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY
Extract ofa Leiitr lOm ES'cari ROuy, Esq, Of IAdiS
Walk, T6NasO, dated APrii Sih, 1852.
To Professor HoLLowAv;
DEAR SIR-Ideem Il a duty owe 10 yoa and the
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PLANT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES
ErirGoi Of Latter from hr, s, GOcsA, CAemisi, Of
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To Professor HoLLowAYs
DEAR Sal am requested by Lady named Thorn
as just arrived from the West Indies to aeQuant you
that for period Of eight years. herself and family sui
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Of the liver and stomach, Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite
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Shoes and Caters.

From the most common 70 the most tidy, the Latest
Styles; lnisnrs Soft Morocco; Youths, Boys aud
Mems Calf Broganss -Ha 49,.
liberal discount made to those bying 10 sell again.
The cilizsns OF HaNpihAl, and Marion and the adj
Joining countless are respectfully solicited 10 exam
ina,iol Of my stock on visiting the city, dat,er my
se that the style elegance, durability and prices
Inc Eooas will meet the appreciation Of Gu
~ REMEMBER THE FLAG SIGN, Bird street
% sr+Sss.S&wIy s:M. MOORE,
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Hair and Tooth Brushes.

A variety Of Combs; Pyg Dress Buttons, Pearl do;
Agate White and Colored, dozen for ; cts; Cotton
Lace and Edging Isle and thread Edging; Swiss and
JNekonet E6gng aud nssrtings from I5e TO 4Oe Ivory
PeTfoIaters, at DC,
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Berage DE LANES

Fashionable styles 2Oc, 9Sc 0Se and SSc; for super
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LAWNS.

30 ps, from the celebrated factory Of Hartmann, lO@
30 Fancy Fashionable Bingham Lawn, S5e Painted
Jacobet. doe
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Hosiery and Gloves:

French Embroi dered Collars, Undersleeves, aud L.
c, Handereheifs Linen Handkerchelis, a, Ice 10 IOe
Embroidered do, 80; Silk Wells, at so; Common,
at 2oc;
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Latest Style of Bonnet
and Cap Ribbons,

Always on hand complete Stock Of Zephyr Wors-
ted, al cent per SEein, Working Canvass Perforated
paper, at 20c per Sheet,
Till Note Paper, Fancy and Blue Letter do: Fools
Cap; Fancy Envelopes; Plain, White and Buff do;
Steel Pens; Ivory Pen Holders Copy BsoKs al SC and
lOc. States, at 7le and I5e; Slate Pencils.
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Sold at the establishment OG Professor Holloway,
2li, Strand, (near Temple Bari London, and BY all
vendors Of Medicines throughout the United States in
boxes at size. SIC, aud SI,5Oe each. Wholesale by
the principal Ding ihouses in the Union, and by
Messrs, A, B. d. SANDS, New York
EfTheie is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
" B,-DTeetiOns for the guidance Of patients in eve
~ disorder are affixed to each box.
nehl0-V
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Black and Red Ink.

Handsome satin striped summer Vests, At SSe 10 81;
small Lot Of silk figured Winter Vests viii be closed
out at 75c, worth IS. H.t..
Ladies' Misses' and Childre0's
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WATERLJVG PLACES.
II AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER nr

I AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER nf-A
CRE0LE-snmmer Arrangement.-FoR
EAN SPRINGS BILOXI and Intermediate andnlsTb and
splendid low CREOLE Charles
expressly for this trade superior will leave The
fDli0~s " - ~ " '
ToEspAYs by 4. NJ Cars FRIDAYS ...Ly p NJ. Cars
THURSDAYS. by A. NJ. Cars SATURDAYS by p NJ.
follows: - " ~ - - -'
,r,,r, ,L.asts NeU orltans: L'dves Ocean Springs
uI.aA ly A. NJ oar TUESDAY. EVENINGS
A. NJ cars fTHURSDAY+ EVENINGS.
SATURDh vs.. .bP p. NJ caru. SUNDAY
SATURDAYS. -" y - : ~ ~
S The Way Letter Bag will leave the Agent on Tues
days at 81 O'Clock - " - ~
~ Fare Buy 81 Louis Christian s2 Children and
yants II 25 Deck u. Mississippi
Springs 80 so; Children tI SO; Deck s ~
r. GETT)Fs kg.nf "a pi.~a
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thine is money! says an old adage, the
truth of which every one admits. Yet how
few act up to it! An acquaintance enters
an editors room at the busiest hour f the
day, and sits in useless gossip, regardless Of
the time which he is robbing his host. An
author is visited by some young aspirAnt
who coolly asks to have his crude compos;-
tion corrected, as if an authors time was not
his income. A merchant is caught in the
street by some idle neighbor, and detained in
the very crisis of some important transac-
ton. A clerk, sent on hasty eFFand, il
stopped by an old play-fellow, whom he has
not the courage to dismiss. Thus, in scores
of cases, time, which is money, is filched from
one.
But we do not often commit a like theft
ourselves Are we never guilty of trespass-
ing on the business hours of q friend More
than all, do we never rob ourselves? Often,
when we should be at work, do we put off
beginning it, defrauding ourselves of precious
moments, which, in the aggregate, are enor-
mousa An hour a day thus lost is one
twelfth of working day, and amounts in a
year to working month. Yet how many
loiter away an hour daily! Two hours daily
sacrificed amounts to ten years in the al
lotted term of three score and ten. When we
consider the subject in this light, we realize
that ' time is money indeed. And yet how
many throw away precious hours, who would
think themselves insane to waste but dol
lar!
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GREAT NORTHERN

NREAT NORTHERN-s -ssa7..sEEs .ssEEsss-1 1==zz5zzsssssss
fShfSs sy ka5.a 1 a5isas5 9 = F:IiS
II TaRtE y
rsa9 sSS'hfTf $ ps siGes Resr .
ROCK isnad sn GhiSSo SS GfGs fSa
Southern ct 1 fSpFs @
csap saa Albany y he Buo sn
One only % Sunday Lasale at o'clock p connecting
Va" Moasrse in 9Sk i n ta rSa a Ghs'g9 % for the Eat
al Ss q ~ vfi s %nPg II ds Sunday
next next morning G,oea BY go miles with oad
an Trains az See SeE' p Yo1 With Southern seh
=, ,,e,,rs,,,,, ,,IiRE TnREE TRAINS DAILY.
Cleveland With Es Lake shore Rsrosd %sa and Oa
Runklk with the Telegraph Day Exyre which
Which sSs Sssnss Buffalo ,s ne bGe @
~ EMPRESS D Aesys. IL ssS1RS Chicago at u ta which
S ns a3 Lake E5s EIpTss' NswYI
Express which leaves Buffalo at arriving 10 NewYok
TELEGRAPH ExPREss-Leaves Chicago at NJ making the
RnEgaa connection: "A b Lake sSOre Raa
NswYoi $40 day. Also conasctF with stsans1as at
a afrg & IN at s;9 same evening aud without change
Distance By Michigan Central Lake Buffalo, $40
y tbs as , ''''d $50 m'' in favor Of
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
Connecting at Toledo with Toledo, Railroad
A at Bellevue with Mad River Road for Dayton Springfield
Also Monroevi with Mansfield Columbus Cincin
Also at Cleveland with Cleveland Pittsburgh Road
burgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Also at Dunkrk with NewYotk and
Also Buffalo, with Albany River
Road to NewYork, and Western Road to Boston.
Also At Buffalo, with Hcrnelsvie Railroad 10 NewYork.
Ia Thus forming complete Railroad
portant cities and throughout the
S Passengers leave Chicago with the Telegraph
ran and reach Toledo next morning, at o'clock time
the olo wing sp endd low pressure steamers;
NORTHERN INDIANA, Captain 7 Pheatt, SOUTHERN hlCHI-
GAN, Captain Perkins, and EMPIRE STATE Captain Wilson
one o. which leaves Toledo day. except Sundy
at Buffalo, bufo and Me- York City NewYok and
roads, whien leaves at
baggage checked from Lsal to Chicago Toledo
board the boats and through NeSYcrk
ding baggage Passengers will find this
ages not enjoyed b other and by taking will
greater dispatch and comfort 1t the only Northern
can choice Of Lake Eric
or railroad along the Shore
ST. Louis TO Newfok by Lake Erie and
Do by Lake Erie Hudson steamer "a ot
Do by Lake Erie steamer and Buffalo Hornesve
Do by Lake Sore Railroad and Buffalo and Honesve
Do by Lake Shore Railroad aud Duukirk
ST. Louis TO Boston, BY ke Shore Railroad and NewYork
ual aud Western Railroad II
Do by Lake Erie steamer NewYork Western 0C
A Louis 70 Bnnao ny Lake Erie steamer
Do by Lake Shore Railroad
81 Lous 10 Cleveland, by Lake Shore Railroad ....I6 ii
81 sns to PHI iahia ,
St. Louis 10 Pittsburgh all railroad. Q
S Passengers particularly their tickets
me once before the departure OF the boats, making
in favor OF the passenger by complying the above
Travellers pleasure Of the above uss
nave the privilege stopping fifteen days
| OF the towns their
tE THROUGH TICKETS can be procured only at ts oae f h
Company No. 80 Fourth Planters House where al
| nlshed. n v FIEIEi 49,
c, ,,.. Agent N. l. and Nj. S. Railroad Company
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Beautiful is old age, beautiful as the slow
dropping mellow autumn of rich glorious
summer. In the old man, nature has full
filed her work; she loads him with the
fruits of a well spent life andsurrounded by
his children and his children's children, she
rocks him away softly to the grave, to which
he is followed by blessings.
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Passage from New York to Southampton aad BemenFrst Cabin
cabin, sl0O second
All letters newspapers through the Postoce.
No bills olsding will be signed the day Of sailing
An experienced Surgeon s attached TO each ship
For freisa passage apply
MoLLER, SAND RlERA, 26 South street, New York.
c. A. HEINCkEN d CO., Bremen
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY d CO., Southampton.
WM ISEIIN Iiayre. jy29
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the papers brought by the Atlantic, that Queen
Victoria was to proceed on visit to Scotland
on the 9th ult., Prince Albert, the Prince Of
Wales and Prince Alfred accompanying her.
The visit was to extend over six deys
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- - -
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

LSOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS nf-h
e. IND PASS cHRIsTIAN Daily U. Mail
inesunmer Arrangement. The splendid
,.saTs .a OREGON Capt R. A. HEM and FLORIDA, Capt.
ofthe aboye aeass will leave the Railroad
arrival s the Lake otha u O'Clock stopping
inia nd Pasa Christian daily returning
turning. -
The Letter Bag for Mobile and places
oftrs o. the Agent At balfpast II O'Clock
~ Letters for East Of Mobile
will be detained one at Mobile. - " 49, ' " '
" Freight for Bay st. Christian ought 70
for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
ieI r. 5Eilngs Arap, 10 Ba,k piaoa
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T0 SOUTHERN Ca 5zssz;sss

the public the advantage last Daily Mall
New York at 81 and Philadeph 9 and
Philadelphia i0k and Baltimore at and 6p.M
Baltimore "a and and 81 Washington AT aud II aud
nj and and 81
Washngto and Fredericksburg l2
fredericksburg at1sM and AM Richmond at ~ and
Richmond 81 M and M Petersburg MT and 81.
Petersburg 5L PlM and BAN. Weldon al and IL
Weldon II Pm. and p Wilmington AM. N.
Wilmington Mt l0PM. Chasleston at 5 Am.
schedule will be perceived going
South, leaving York Philadelphia l0
Baltimore AZ raach Charleston,
Breakfast board the steamboat the Potomac
in view OF Mount Vernon, by daylight
Washington from Baltimore by the Train of
~ or have the advantage OF in
the Potomac
for the the Richmond
c., iron
Washington in time to lodge the second night.
this will be the
advantage of reaching Charleston c. the shortest possible
resting he chooses journey without mourning
avoiding the risk Of serious delay in the
5rea-h Of connection at point.
Baggage Wagons provided the which
their through Bal
Washington Richmond and Petersburg Of all expense
by this whole
lance betw New York and Charleston, S. c.
Charleston south Washington,
Washington and thence Charleston
o any other point Of destnation
t information and Through tickets" apply in New
Railroad Office Liberty Phil
lelpha, Philadepbia Baltimore Railroad Office
the New Castle Frenehtown Lines
Southern Ticket oee adjoining the Washing
STOCKTON a FALLS.
iy2s H. =. kREBS, Agent
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NJHITE LEAD-In 25, 80, 100 and 500 lb.
wv kegs Atlantic Union Brooklyn, Psoic, Ulster aud
saageriss WhisIsad FRENCH NCor sale by
iyI 4. DfLAeRAvt co. u Magazine szsst
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FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is. 1858.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLES SALE

Flnsr JusrIes's courI CHARLES IAuER coRTNEY and
PARfsH OF ORLsAss WIFE. NO. 1854.
DY VIRUE Of a writ Of feri facias to me
directed by the Hon K 0. Gaisnns First Jnste
Orleans will auction on TUESDAY
September 40 1881 at ~ o'clock waehoase 9D.lrG
street nea New Ievee street
One ot Of FURNITURE,
Seized In the above suit. Terms cash.
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Fcfreght or passage, apply to
EDWD X. COLLINS d CO., Sc Wall street, NJ, Y,
BROWN SIilPLEY Co, Liverpool,
Z. &. ROBERTS Il C0.,l3 King Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNRoE CO..
2o Rue Note Dame des VICTORIES, Paris
GEO II. DRAPER, Iiayre.
ships Will
Busn Specie Jewelry Precious Stones
81 ang signed ,hseo the value thereof
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EOR BALTIMORE, WASHING-

IA 7-
Il TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK -z5s--: z5ss-
ONO RAlLROA Wheeling Baltimore,
the Washington Branch Railroad junction.
Relay fiouse nine miles from Baltimore, and with
wilmington and Baltimore Railroad 10 Philadelphia
the
peed and the whole road in tine condition,
most picturesque Hnd romantic the
the comfort and safety constantly
er ard Agents this Company and there safer read the
ud states the interested
lous agents Of oAtr routes to the contrary.
The AID peldd the Union
and with
tickets from these places Baltimore Washington Philadelphia
may b. had o. Wall Widen, Boat Agents. and Fulton Newell
eyee, ST. LOus, the ony at Louisville
asseEgifs and baggage carefully
The Express Mail Train leaves Wheeling
NJ and arrives At Cumberland, (20i leB) allowing
wo hours there arrives in Baltimore $3.50 mes) at daylight the
trains making lh. through from Wheeling twenty
hours, including
Travellers will fail THE CHEAPEST a,
wei as one Of the most pleasant routes to the East.
bagsag checked through the Eastern without
Pass and baggage Iauerred
Jnut ton aud for fhadelph Baltimore charge
Travellers allowed ample time and opportunity points
their meals
Through tickets from ST. ( enng meals etc. on the boat to
ousve Baltimore, (wt the privilege
the route, sl9 to Washington s0i Philadelphia sO
Of tue Agents
The Railroad fare Wheeling Baltimore so to Phlade
phia or Washington, ee so.
S When the boats running Ohio season.
~ feighs to all Eastern by this speedy
which is prepared TO
rs any other route All property careiay handled delivered
good order.
Inquire as above, and of JosEpH Z. ELDER,
au2f WM PARKER General gatimore,
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DENNSYLVANIA an11o =. 1ssE=z.z-
u RAlLROAD-TIiIS ROAD.
bElSs NOW COMPLETED 1T OPENS LOMNU NILATiON
bEIWLEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA, OR PITTS
BuleH AND BALIlMoRE ny which Freight from The West
reach an Eastern Market quicker and cheaper
en ry routes They with the Daly Packets
from ST LOUIS LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI, WHEELING and
the different points the Western Waters the Coyelau
and Pittsburgh Railroad at Ptlsburgh
Cars through between Pittsburgh PHILADELPHIA withou
transpment OF Freight that appreciated by al
shippers - -
In of obstruction of Navigation by ice or low water freight
BE- forwarded Pittsburgh towns
the interior by Railread
Rates Of Freight between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
Winter Summed
Dig Goods Books and Stationery, Boots Shoes Ilats,l
and CarPeng, turs and PelIies, Feathers Sad per vos'
Second Class.
Brown Sheeings and Shirng ia bales; Drugs, CLASSY
Groceries, except Coffee, ware, IS cts GO cts
Ware Maehinery, Oil Cloth, Wool, etc ............
7Aird Class.
Butter in Firkns and Kegs Candies Cotton, fin wiu-)
teri aueensware Iaow Tobacco,
nuiAeturei Eastward etc, ',ete...............,..
Fourth Class
Bacon, Cotton, lin summer,l Coffee, Lard, Lard
Oh lhrough Pork fresh full loads etc.
GEO. c. FRANClSCUS, Freight Agent, Pitisburgh.
f. J. SNEEDER, Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW 4 &kooNs, Freight Agent, Baltimore.
j. h. ELLIOTT, Freight A gent, West street, York
1879 Sm H. A. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Philadelphia
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* TEAM COMMUNICATION BE- e1

- L II M COMMUNICATION BE- xrTTfSTT.
- TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGow.-The -
Glasgow York Steamship COmpany
GLASGOW 1859 and 400 horse pwe Robert ci ommande
York dee Glasgow follows
On Saturday, 18th julie 2 O'Clock, Saturday, 10th Sep
tember, at II o'clock, neon.
First Cabin saloon state sl20
midshp
Stewards fee included.
limited number third passengers will taken, supplied
with provisions quality properly cooked
geon. For ieight OF passage apply to
m YNlON, SO
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VNHE NEW YORK AND LIVER .sszfS@s,
POOL UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs. sssiiilla1asAA,

The Ships composing this Line the
ATLANTIC, cap,liu West PAClFlC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Comstoek.
ADRfATIC, Captain -.
These Ships have been built by Government
SERVICE has been taken in their construction, the En-.
strength and SPEED and their
sengeTs unSquaed for e.ganee and comfort.
Price Liverpool in first cabin sl2
elusive S5O0i cabin, 40 liz
yerpoo to NewYOrk $50 IlO.
experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
Nc berth be secured until paid for.
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FHNHE BRITISH AND NORTH -esEEs,
u AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL AMsHIPs.-sszzaa4lezssss esss
FROM Nt%V YORK 10 INTERCOLLEGIATE Cabin
sago, s55.
~ The ships from Boston call a Halitar.
ARABIA, CAP ain Juikina AMERICA, Captain Lsch.
PERSIA, Captain Ryrie. EUROPA, Captain Shannon.
ASIA, Captain z G; Lott. CANADA Captain Stone
AFRICA, Captain Harrison. NIAGARA, Captain Lang.
The above vesses clear white light at head
statboard bow, red on port bow.
MAG GARA Long, from BOSTON, Wednesday, July 6.
AFRICA, Harrison, NEW YORK Wednesday, July 49,
AMERICA, Leiieh, rom BOSTON, Wednesday, July 20.
ARABIA, Jndkns, from NEW YORK, Wednesday July a..
EUROPA. Shannon, from BOSTON, Wednesday, August
A. IA, Lott from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, August 10.
NIAGARA Leitch, from BOSTON, Wednesday, August IL
AFRICA, NEW YORK, Wednesday, August
Berhs not secured till paid for.
An experienced Surgeon board.
is The shps will be Gold
Silver Bullion, Specie ewsly Precious Metals Bills
adng therefor the value thereof expressed
jy3s 3m +. CUNARD, 1 Bowling Green.
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NEW YORK AND HAyRE STEAM <lees,

TIE Franklin will leave Havrs the 23d December.
These built expressly Government service Of 1900
BY VESSELS saoa Their accommodations for Of the
most approved kind.
Stopping Southampton going returning they
proceeding to London antages other route the
economy q both AID money.
Price Of New York Southampton Hayre first
From Have Southampton New York, lrst class 800 fr
No passage cufoi until paid for.
An eKperienosi Surgeon board.
All letters and through The Pooce.
freight apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent 50 Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELIN.
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sEA.GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIA;.
GALVESTON.

Will leave SUNDAY. sepe enber ia, al o clock, A. M
tTOR GALVESTON, ,lNDIANOIA, ,PoRT .szf6s$s
II LAvACA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Reguar New ssx}Heika.
Oreana aud Texas United Of Steamship The
magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah Smith,
& viii leave above Freight for Galveston will be delivered at
the the Tackles ndianoa
and iayaea will be landed the whnrves subec ghage
Magorda Bsy) without charge For freight passage
ing elegant accommodations, apply TO
HARRIS 4 MORGAN foot Of julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
~ having pilot Bar
will hereafter under the supervision
ak
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HAPRE.

FOR HAVRE.-The splendid A | fast ~
L sAing New York packet ship GAfENA Capt LeAvitt, A1S
Is loading and will have quick Dispatch freight
$50 baes AARON COHEN
orJ. =. WHITNEY a Co, 81 Cfnp street.
" For having handsomsy furnished
modans for Cabin and first class sserage
Second Cabin appp 10 the Captain Post
Second District opposite the Vegetable Martet. iois