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E. Career COnspaay's
PATENT IMPROVE COTTON GIN

The undersigned, sole manufacturers under Z. CARvER
patents OF 1885, ls45 and 8s have permanently
ONCE and Warehouse at No. 70 GRAvIER STREET and ar,
prepared furnish Planters and Merchants any sir
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessary detail its advantages ever 9TH
as its Dumberless endorsements authorities
using IT, are sueentto confirm it's high reputation and
makei its adoption still more general.
ns 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY.
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q, a e5 H R z IA -
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEii
To be Drawn each Saturday in ApriI.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prizes Of sOO spproximatng SO 600 prize a.
4prizes Of 800 approximang to 10000 prize are l2o
<przes Of 2O approximang to 10000 prize are.. 800
4prizes Of l25 spproximsting 5000 prize Are m bOo
prizes of 100 approximsng 70 1900 prize are e. sOd
prizes Of rs appropriating 5000 prize are.. 30
4prizes of 50 Oapproxmating l,5O prEc are... 2O0
o'OU prizes OF 100.O .OO
s,lsS prizes amounting ss2OOO
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves. 81; Quarters, 50 So
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be by the heure th
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example II th
number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with No. then all thu
tickets Where the number ends in will be entitled to s20
the number ends with No. then all the where
Der ends in 2 will be entitledto s7D and on to 0.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickes........SS0
10 Half :. ............ 20
10 Quarter. ............ 90
10 Fights :. ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by nrst mail.
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they ma,
designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent To pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing
B8-Purchasers will please write signatures plain ane
give their PostofHce, County and State
Rs-Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable n
fall, without deduction
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to Samuel
Swan 4 Co.. Augusta, Ga, to
SAML SWAN & CO., Box SO S, Post-Offce,
mH 2p&W New Orleans, La,
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DREMIUM nIOSSI-PREMIUM moss I-PUT
up in best order for shipment.
THE BEST OF MATRESSES,
Of all kinds.
Planters give Negroes healthy Beds-o had Of
CAMPBELL BOUDREAUX
oD ly Office III Canal street.
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SEA-G0ING VESSELS.
LONDON.

k66 FOR LONDON-THE Al FAST SAILING
MTIp american ship Ann Wnshburn, Capt Merry
patch, For balance Of freight apply TO
mis- BAxTRR. LOWELL 4 GO.
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oxrHE PLAN OF SINGLE xUnBERs.
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fIcKsBURG, April The river has risen eight
irehes in the last twelve hours The towns Of Napo-
leon and GreenviIIe have given away, and the whole
country y submerged. The river 10 within a few
inches OF the highest water mark ever made and IL
still rising at all points between here and Memphis
Large quantities Of freight intended for points
above have been brought here, as the landings were
covered with water
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08
Miscellaneous.
THE OLD pEDAGoGUE

HY sYLYANUs CoBH, JR.
II the following little picture Of real life
lacks thrilling incidents. let the reader find
interest in the fact that it Is true story
write it with the absolute assurance that
many viii read il who not only know the in
cidents here recorded, but who also know all
the parties we'll, and they will bear me wit
ness that ! write these things as they actually
happened
Henry LooInis was young man not over
fvc-and-twcnty, who had just opened store
in his native village. There were already two
dry goods stores in the place. but the town
was growing, and Henry believed be could
make handsome business by opening third.
He had been married about a year, taking for
his wife one who had been his schooimate
and one who had been brought up from in
fancy close by him Winter had come, and
Henry had been in business for himself six
months. Thus far he had done well. People
liked him, and he had trade enough to sup
port him and something over
One evening, he and his wife sat in their
comfortable parlor before their we'll filled
CRATE, and the latter held her infant upon her
knee.
GLOW it SHOWS" uttered Henry, at the
same time turning his galo upon the fair face
of his good wife.
1T is severe storm, Henry ; indeed it is.
oh how pity any one who has no home
to go to, such a night as this"
AYE, Sarah, they deserve pity. God
grant that thore be none such in our neigh
borhood'
by the way, Henry, have you seen old
Uncle Adam p asked the wife, after a short
silence.
."No have not heard yesterday that
he had returned. | should really like to see
him Good old man never think of him
but with gratitude
Hardly had the young man spoken wher
the doorbell rung and in few minutes more
the servant girl announced that an old man
wished TO see Mr. Loomis. Henry directed
her to show him right in, for the feeling
1 pressed upon him at once that it WAS ole
r Uncle Adam And so it proved
"Uncle Adam, the youth cried, startinl
n from his chair and catching the old mani
hand, chow do you do; | am happy to SCI
4 you-I am surely. And don't you remembe
little Sarah Jones the little blue-eyed cir
n that used to set copies for you after you
eyes got dim and your hand tromulouss Her
she is-Sarah Loomis now
1t was really pleasant meeting, and tn
E old man clasped the young wife's ham
warmly. lie was happy, and yet there wa
n tear in his eye.
Adam Wilson had heen the village peda
s, gogue in that town for many years. Twent
At years previous to the opening Of our stor!
he was the teacher there, and he had been
private tutor in the place some years befoi
that, So that most of the young men in IL
l. village, and some of the older ones had bee
IN his pupils. Ten years ago he left the plac
np He had become rather old to teach, and whC
% the Committee hired new pedagogue
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08
N.H1 RAILROAD =

Y ON and after December z, 1857, Passenger Trains
leave Concord ut 1870 A. NJ. ON Che arrival OF the
r.t tp train from Boston, Lowell, Lawrence Worcester,
Ne 6r White River Junction, Wells River, Lulcton,
ST. Johnsbary Barton and Burlngtoni and connect
az Rouses paut with trains f1r Montreal, Ogdcusburz
Toronto. Chicago aud the West, Via Grand Trunk and
Great Western Railroads, making he best and most
reliable route from New England 20 the Vest and
al White River junction nith trains or an stations ON
the Vermont Central, Ogdensburgh. Passumpsic aud
White Mountains Railroads thcucc by Stage 90 an the
trncipal towns ia Northern Ncw Hampshire and Yer
mont Leave Franklin for Bristol 90 l,lO A N., on
arrival Of train from Concord aud below.
Leave White River Junction az 1890 P. NJ or ON mr.
rival of the trains from Vt Central and Passnmpsio
Railroads iar Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Worcester,
Portsmouth, audl intermediate stations Leave hris-
tol at 81 F NJ. and connect at frankhn Wih l-' r.
M train from White River Junction.
Passengers ,is Northern Railroad for Groton juno
ti1p Clinton Worcester, Newport, and all stations ON
the Worcester. Norwich Providence and Western hal
roads, and Tor New York, &c. connect az Nashua with
trains direct for those places.
Passengers leaving New York by evening Boats, OF
Cars ,ia Norwich OF Springfield, connect at Nashua
with tle 73l A. W train from Boston, and reach all sta
uous ON the vt. Central, Conn and fassamp>ic, aud
Wkuo Mountains Railroads, fnc Same day.
Stages leave Littictnu nr Lancaster, White Noun
tain., ST johusbury for Lancaster, Lyndon, Gratis
Wo1lHoeA. seiiB iBulcl mr Rochester Hancoe, Pitts
r6.h,rap- fan Vermont Central and Passgmps'
.fa Il.. Ioad a.if. fit Boston, ufcca
tI .p..a tatrt trains every Mon
o>slow sraAtNs, Agent
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Trrmunt guatcbmau & State JuurnaI.
vn1rsnrD ryrnr rnrDAr nonsrSo, nrr.r WALTON.

PUBLISHED EvERY FRIDAY MOHNiNGi ny T. D WALioN'
TERMS.--Si so cash in advances 81 90 II payment
is not made i'm advance interest always chargable from
tho end of the year In packets address, 10 copies
for SO 90, and 20 copies for S2J W, hrdria6fy IN
ddrdHce
Annexed is a list Of agents receive subscriptions
Advertisements and communications, and acknowledge
payment for the same, - "
For Braintrec, j. HUTCHINSON Jr., W. Randolph
Brook6ed, h. N. UPiAM,
Berlin, d. B BOSWORTH,
Cabot, T.. d. PUTNAM,
Duxbury, J. +. HENRY, Waterbury,
Eluorc H. NJ CIRCUIT
Wydcpark EDWARD b. SAWYER,
Johnson G. w. SCOTT
Lincoln SIMEON y. RALPH,
Lowell. ABEL CURTIS,
Marshheld, J. A. BEMlS,
Moris,ic, j. c. MOVES,
Midd,cscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jrp
Norhdcld. T. SMITH,
Orange. VI. c. CROSS,
plIuIrd h. T. BANCROFT
Randolph. PARISH
l BRIGGS,
sDJLPuCS HOLrON,
.1WN
hING.
Ky
100. ORANGE SMITH,
..IN a. WRIGHT.
HUICHINsON, Jr.,
.au OalNus PRIDE,
N.Nt
- tAH ABBOIT
.a. I Hr towns disposed TO act agents
uu on application
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CtARRIAGEs AND sLEIGHs. nY rnr

~ REST WORKMEN ~ THE Country.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried OF
by the subscriber opposite the Court square, Mont
pelier Vermont.
Those In waut Of rayraRtod Carriages and Slcighs
will perhaps do well to call and what is being done
the Old stand Of GuMAN < CANT.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier. lrl 20, 1855. 45tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08

nose--when stuck into other peoples busi-
ness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08

V'Some magazine writer has started the
theory that the emperor Napoleon is no Ma
pOloon at all, but Yankee humbug named
Bowen; the real Louis Napoleon, he says,
died in fit in drinking house in New York,
some years since, and his companion is dissi-
patton assumed his name, went to Europe,
attended Queen Hortcnse as her son in her
dying moments, and has finally succeeded to
the French throne.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08

GUGARS. SUGARS SroRRs 81 Full
- LHN eaa nl 10 000lbs Sugars at pressed down
prizes hhda md bbs. Molasses, 10 do. do. Lamp
OH. p hest EMS 10 boxes Tobacco 80 boxes Candies,
and Groceries senerally.-Oet. 20, 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08

THE New GOVERNOR or KANsAs,-Sr.
LOUIS Dee. 2s--The Republican has the fol-
lowing letter dated Westport, Mo-, Dec. 20:
Mr.. Denver arrived here last week, and will
enter upon the discharge of his official duties
to-day. The people seem very much preju-
diced against him because he comes here at
this time to supercede Mr.. Stanton. From
what can learn of him | am sure that the
President has made nothing by the exchange,
for it is understood that Mr.. Denver endorsed
all the official acts Of both Gov. Walker and
Secretary Stanton even to the convening of
the extra session of the Legislature.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08
JTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED. -Thi

I NUN IIVNNI NI-VI IlN III 7 NE
I we'll known and commodious House. formerly kept
BY Col BourwELL, having been vastly and almost en-
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier, being in the centre of business, and with its
new convenences be the most desirable and pOpu-
lar resort for tho OF business leisure be found
IN town.
The public are respectfully invited to bestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House Perfect satisac-
tion s guaranteed and accommodations excellent.
Charges moderate. ALONIO REDWAN.
Montpelier Aug 90 1856 OFT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08

A GREAT CHANGE IN SHORT TIME
Senator Bigler of Pennsylvania has thus
far been the conspicuous champion of the Ad-
ministration in forcing constitution upon the
people of Kansas, which allows them the
power of selecting only one Of their institu-
tons. But Democratic paper of his State
now republishes, among other things, the fol-
lowing extract from one of his speeches. last
summer, in answer to one from Judge Will
mott
I'VE claimed that the Democracy were
more the friends of Free Kansas, because
they wished to have her people perfectly free
10 select ALL their domestic institutions"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08
GENTLEMEN; THE FALL CAMPAIGN

~ ENTLEMEN The FALL CAMPAIGN
VI mas OPENED AT MoNrrHLWR
The richest and most desirable assortment of TAI
LORING GOODS ever offered in Vermont, have just
been received from Now York. consisting Of crcry rarc-
tv of Orercoltiigs Broadci0thS, lestiHgs and Pant
StuBs all offered 40 very low prices, in amy quantity or
will be manufactured into Garments in any style desired
in "a superior manner.
Also, from one of the best Clothing Houses 10 New
York, elegant stock Of Fashionable aud seasonablc
Ready -mado CLOTHING expressly for the retail trdde
Examination gratis. -
S. c. WOOLSON,
l3 Hubjard Block State street.
Q-sAgcnt for the sale Of Williams Celebrated MONTH,
and semi-Aunua Bulletin of Fashions the only true re-
port for this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08

Mn. BUBHANAN IN ACCOUNT WITH 1888.
The New York Evening Post thinks that
the President will naturally employ the pres
ent season TO see how his accounts stand
for the opening of the New Year, and emu
merates some of the items. For instance,
he began his administration with an effort to
"pacify Kansas" and induced his particular
friend, Robt j. Walker, to undertake the
task. When the latter thought he was sue
ceeding the President deserted him, and alien
ated many of his own best friends. Then his
message, on the first day of his first Congress,
aroused the opposition of the ablest Demo-
crat in the Senate, and lost him the conf
dence OF three-quarters of the Northern De-
mocracy Then his Mormon expedition, fit
ted out at the expense of $4,000 900, an
nounced itself unable to do anything until
next spring, and nothing then without expen-
sve reinforcements. Then, by bunglingly al
lowing fillibuster to escape, who was sub
sequently caught by naval officer under in
structions he has drawn upon himself the
ire of the extreme South, without winning
the cordial support of any section. Then,
from being extremely solicitous to reduce an
overflowing treasury, he has been obliged to
run the face of the government for funds to
meet its current expenses Finally, after GO
ing out of his way to denounce all possible
United States banks and all issues of paper
currency not based on one-third specie, he
has recommended the issue of twenty millions
of treasury notes without dollar in the treas
ury as basis of value-thus extemporizing
sort of National Bank upon government
credit, without a specie basis. Such are some
of the items whith the Post says must be
taken into account. 1t specifies another, in
deed. viz: that Mr. Buchanan has shown
himself a weaker statesman than Gen. Pierce /;
but that is something for the country to think
Of The President has enough without it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

LOUIS FfSHF lht1hthu4 hltsstsslpp Ayg
ala1lL2sz7asasass BILOXI and Dcean Springs
The and splendid iow-pressure Virginia,
Capt Myers, built expressly for the coast trade, With
Accommodations will hereafter follows.
-IHlV@ New Or
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ASose6Ys Jnly as, 1853
s @sak Div, bsaa ahaagsa
a. a. s week was very warm and
sa# dAys M have had strong
gs8nBaue5 gfitl frequent showers 81
o aa lsvss for she past week has im
ss u ilia gErsai 1f several large cargosa
sH 6obsaas to ia scarce and rates
sgs sss basn asits 4 large number Of
as siEsla ana departaEas for the adyane ca
S Il shs saa Hhe rivers from Che Latest "A.
shss Ws hsss feceived contiaae Y pc -
sa5l saiife sf7lsf.
Eha Red Rigsf z, 81 mail packet Le.
ss Hi asAasan. arrived With the Y. ?, man
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NEW YoRK-ship Realm-Assorted rudse.
NEW YnRK-RnrlE sartalla- A ssnriad Ir,iae

NEW YoRK-Ship Realm-Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-BaFk sartelle-Asseyied mdse.
INDIAN0LA VIA GALVFsTn N--siesnship Mexico--I
bale cotton TarIeon. Whiting Tullist do DsVsser
colo bales cotton Kelly Ecol4 do Farley, Jurey &co
25Q0O TO Perkins &eosundrea to hortGn&eo-B Hum
ngop-J Adams &co-Frank DRniell-Theile Seller Eco
Haedie kc0Rugely Bleir &coinas Expregs-Bank Of
James Robb-Crla+bY 4 Mscauisy 4 BaEnes-J @
Rogers &co-Jsmes Connolly &eo- CammRek West-order
Total 81 bales cotton
BRAE0S SANTIAGO via GALVESTON AND INDIANA
LASteaship Gen RuskS e9G63 money sundry consgnees
bdls skins baFs wool l52 ide5 PTeau GontFel bd Of
skins II PhelpsS1 hides II bales wool bds skins 41 pigs
ead , Graham -snndties to y 9OodmRRGeo Doeor--E d
WheeloCk-l3 turtle TO order.
RuATAN ISLAND-Brig Kate--Tot Of fruit to Pgniola
MacheoA &co
MoBILE-sehr Exie-0QO Bbls naval stores TO order.
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Oregon Hopkins, from Mobile.
GBJr, Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
Capitol Jackson, from Vieksburg.
Delaware, McMury, from st Louis.
Aurora Gormly, from Cincinnati
LecomIe johnson, from Red river.
Florida, Hptchings. from Mobile
Messenger, Kirk, from Memphis.
Car0ndAlet, Smith, from Mubils-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat Conqueror Brown the Passestowed and
10 18th INST ships Rappshannock and d Merwin,
and scho9ners II Toone aad Red Fox-brought up brig
Kate
TeWbeat Ocean, Chapman the Passes-tOwed and
2sh inst chips Done and Gull Stresm-h up
bark Cherokee.
Towboat Miliaudon, WhRnn from the PassestoRed down
and 2lt inst, ships eepp.r, 0phelia aud bark
Haryest-broaght up ship Realm and bArele.
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A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
IA MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.


Simple and Compound.
Prepared BY N. HEkEU, Druggist and Physician.
to all speeialities heretofore known.
have long time thoroughly investigated the Idea of
diseases developmentor morbid principle which proceeds
from "a informal cause either in the blood Or any Of the
organs.
bic Mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to interchangeable
searches, il is obtained.
vegetables the necessary for this
para partly known to the public Such is the discovery
ozenges been given because its prtcuded the
possibility Of doing othorwise and have divided into sim
pie and compound Lozeges in order might be given
to children well IS adults.
Ny first experiments made privately and remained
until wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeaed and that quacke could not DO brought
The attention of physicians and public called to
these Lo2ange order thatevery witness the adni'
rable results Of the same
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of thousand persons
SP ECIA d EE FECTs
l. Prompt and radical cure Of all diseases generally
who used these Lozenges have never had the
cholera nor the yellow fever,
g. Venereal syphllc hepatic, Ecorbuttca gouy, rheu
and bilious Diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resored to-
All diseases of the lungs bead eyes stomach bowels and
external complaints disappear entirely pro
ded the lIozeuge7 resorted to.
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing how they
must '' 3sS GENERAL DEPOT AT n HEREU,s,
corner Toulouse and bourbon streets
J. NwRiaHT a CO.,
q and 81 Charities 81.
r GUIHL01, Royal street.
II. BOREABELt
eornerof Matches and Tchonpitnulessts.
JAMES SYAE 1874 Canal st.
C. a. WERCKMul1ER,
100 Camp street, corner of Foydras street,
~ BGonsaltaons (gratsldaiy at the above Drug store
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Steamship Gen Rusk Smith, from Bra1os Santiago to
PRyn0-istdist.
Steamship Mexico Lawless from TndiauOls and Galveston
70 Payne--lst dist
dick-Powder House.
Bark Saele Draper IS days from New York to Cohen
"a dist n.
Bark Cherokee, Stein Is days from Charleston to L&EL
Leyy-lst dist %
British Brig Kate Geodpesd from ize Honduras via Rus
tan Island, 10 Y do EgRna--2d dist I6,
schr Exile Bryant days from Mobile, to maser--Basin
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sIpnIIIg lteIIIasnte.
MONDAY, July 26, 1858,
CLEARED SATURDAY.

MUNUAt3 uUIJ ~ 45O5t
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, for Galveston and Indisnols
Steamship Magnoa Bodash Key West via Florida Ports
b Payne
Steamship Calhoun Gardner for Sabine Pass and gyesion
G Payne
Ship Orphan, Rockwell, for Antwerp, Creevy & Farwsl
Ship India, Howatt for London, Whitney Ace
French Ship louisiana, Beausezom, for Bordeaux
w MaignAn
Bark Lecoe1, Beehrs, for Barcelona Creevy 4 Fsrws
Scbr gorgeA, Horn, for Lisbon, Whitney &eo
sehr 1ulne, Codlna for Pensacola, j A Mitchell
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PoNFCHARTRAIN RAILRpAD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIofda--anndrles o ord9f
AoBILE--Steauer orcgon-suudries to order
JEFFERSON AND cAeRoL1ToN RAILROAD.

M0BIESieaalner CaondeeA60 bars az ri lion 67Oa sh
bars 70 orders pkg5 mdsa Frers0M Conway &eo 8 do do
Ackleroy Bradford do Wood low6 bbs turpentine 50
do rosn May &eos0 do Wakefield &eoa bslss oBna-
bargs 70 COTTON gins boxes mdse SECS boxes Of
mdse corn mills aottou gins Bell, Buehonan &no
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COAST AND LAFoUROHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY at P. NJ.
~ COAST PACK EGP STEAMER
EFaayERksE5 SRlI5s RoblnsOnTo and from y. Orleans
GsssasSa Bayou Sara, Fort Adams, Williamaport Pot
Hudson, and all intermediate landings the SLIE
SON. f. 7. Gross mestor in place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening, O'clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival Of the
cars from Woodyie.
RA clerk will be the Leyee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
~ Particular attention paid receiving landing
passengers andfreghtA all hours Of the day night.
jy29t HOLMES x GI4AUSs, Ii Tclloupitoulas ct