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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-13
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

NJ, For Fever, Congestion, and Inasuu.a alton.
No 2-Fct Worm Fever, Worm Collie, We'tias De
Bel.
No s--Por Collie Crying, Tee.hins, and wasrha
No 4-For Diarrhea, Cholera InfantHm, and Sam
No, 5.|por Cole, drpings, Dy.en.ory or Bloody
No e.-For Cholera, Cholera Morbus Vomiting
No For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, aud 6ors
Throat.
No s.-Por Toosl,-ache, Paee-ache, and Nsur.issA
No. 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and fuhnos
ness Of Head.
No. 10. -DrsrKPsiA Puis-Por Weak and Dosanssa
Stomach Constipation, and Liver Complaint.
No l1--FoR fsaALg IRREGULARITIES, Scaniy, Psis.
full or Suppressed Periods.
No. 12-Por Leucorrhea Proiuso Aenses, haa
Bearing Down OF Females.
No 13-for Group, Ioarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No H-sALr RnErx pILLs-Por EEJsipelas, ersE'-
Mons, Pimples on the Face. -
No 15-RuEuMAric PiiIs-For Pam, Lansnsss,
or Soreness In the Chest Back Lolns, or Iimba
A-For Fever and Aguc, Chill Fever, Dumb ASss,
PwPor piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or Ex-
o~Por Sore, Weak, or Inhaned Eyes and Eyeuds
Pulling, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C.-For Catarri Of long standing or reeent, sUe
with obstruction profise discharge
W. C-For whooping Cough, abaing lie VolenSs
and shortening ls course.
In all acute diseases, such % Feyers 1nnaHmattons
Dlarrlna, Dysentery Group, Rheumatism, and such
erupve diseases Scarlet Fever, Measles, and Fry
iipeaf the advantage Of giving tie proper remedies
promptly Ia obvious, md In all such CAGES the spe-
efcs act like charm. The entire disease Ia often
arrested at once, and In all cases the 7iotuee q es
attack is moderated, the dscass Shortened and RAJ
dercd LEES dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent &C,
currence, and which 80 often lay the foundation q
diseased ungs, bronchitis and consumption, may sa
be Mt once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Wedk
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities, old lcRdaehes,
Sore or Weak Eyes, Cathrrh, Salt Rheuu. and other
old erupuOns, the has specifics whose proper gt-
plcation will afford In almost every instance.
Often the cure Of a single chronic difficulty, auci IS
Dyspepsia Piles or Catgrrh, Headache or Female
weakness has more than paid for the case ten tAIss
over.
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ALSO srECIFICa.

fGa AsrnxA "a ruruIfc. = Oppressed, n.Gis'a'',
iAborod prertng, attended with Cough ai.d Expee'
tora.iou. Price, 20 cents per box.
Foh EAR DISCHARGES AND DRAFSpss.-F.scharsss
from the Enr, tie result Of Scarsi Fever, Measles ct
Merourials. For Noises IN the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing IN tie Ears, and Ear ache
Price, 20 cents per box
FoR scrpPrfA-Enlarged Glands. Enlarged and In.
durRted Tunss SW eli!ngs and Old Ulcsrs tcrnfulovs
CGchcSy of Children. Price, % cents per boz
For GENERAL DEBILITY. - n sicH or Nervoes
Werkncvs. Ether the result OF Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or E.hauf:ing Discharges Price, 80
cents per box.
FoR Dkorsy-raid Accommodations, Tun,ii Swell
ngs with scaEy S'creiious. Price 20 rens Per boa
FOR ShA.SICENE-s --Draihiy sickr~r, Vertigo, Nan.
Sea, Vomiting Sickness from Hiding motion
Price, 80 cents per box.
FUR URINARY DIsEAsR-.--Fgr Gravel, Renal Csd
cult Ditcult, Painful urinHtIon, Diseases Of tie Ed
usyP Price, 80 cents Per box.
foR SkslsAL MISUNDERSTANDING Uaehsrgss
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bsd Rs4
tulis Of Evil Habits. Tie most 0uceeaefui and sa!
silent remedy known, and may be relied UPON as .
Price, with FUN directions, ~ per box-
Persons who wish to place themselves undor ts.o
professional care, to seek advice Of Prof HuH-
rnRgYs do 30, his office, 562 Broadway, Gsiiy
from AN. 10 Z Pm or by letter.
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ONLY 20 CTS.

per bottle, to be had At ali drugyie!s
end perfumcrs.
L. Miller would call the attention of Parents
and Guardians to tho use Of his lnvigorator, in
cnses where the childrens' Hair inclnes to be
weak. The use of it lays the foundation for q
good head Of Hair, as IL removes any impurities
that NAV have become connected with the scalp,
the removal Of which is necessary both for the
health of the child, aud the future appearance
Of its Hair.
OAUrroS.-None genuine without the fac SIM
lie LOUIS MILLER being on the outer wrap
per; also. l.. MILLER'S HAIR INvIGORA-
TOR, N. Y, blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot, So Dey St., and soid by all
tho principal Merchants and Druggists through.
cut the world.
Liberal discount to purobasers by the suanti-
ty.
also desire to Pre:eu. TO tie American Pub
lie IN
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THIS CAMP MEETISG.--Ths Cumberland
Ety Station Of the Methodist t. Church has
tern holding Camp meeting on tie grounds
of Mr.. Shliver, about mile from The city, -
,hc place where It WIS hpld last year, tho
Camp is not AS large as last year, hat yet very
respectable in size.
On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and ga
Eallay, the rain made very mnch against tho
AMI their meetings, but Sunday
norning opened up beautifully. No dust,
ue roads. . bracing atrnoapherc and SIori-
pus'y sht aud brilliant sun. The crowd on
he grouai wa. largo, and the very best or
ler obtAiucd.
The f.a, sermon was by Rev, Vim T, n.
Item. Of Annapolis. /, was 4 nNster)J pro-
luction, showing clearly tho utter inadeqna-
y Of Iulidciity to meet the wants Of man
,nd the absolute necessity of tie Bible revo'
alton to orr enlightenment and correct
Of God Tho disrourso WAS lis
encd to with profound attention. Al two
)'clnck the PlesilnX Elic7, Rev. c. 3. Tip
pct preached ono II his excellent discourSes,
and at four o'clock Rev J. c. Lyon djscoursrd
% oar German felow-ci!iSeus in their own
ouguc. From tie attention given him ~
Germans sc wore inclined Ia ;!ink hi. dis
curse gave them great pleasure. hr. Lyon
reached egalu at night The lnooting has
3eeu. it Is thought productive ofmnch good,
considerable numl er Of persona having bee"
ouvertel and the mem bcrsIip Of the chugcI.
iia-l and built up in their most holy faith.
lie melting IS Ipected to close ills eygniMr.
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PRICE.

Case Of 20 tias CON lisie In morocco and Boob, 81
Case of 20 YIas ind Book plain. ...............
Case d Is numbered boxes, and Rock, ..... ...-.
Case Of boxes numbered, and Book, ...r....... l
Single numbered boxes, with directions, - ets.
Single etttred boxes, With directions, tG cts
Large case will co. Walls. for piGntc3s md ply
slCihls .................... ...........-. sls
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FOR BEAUTlFYIEG THE HAIR, impaItine 70
itan unequalled gloss and brillianoy, making
it soft and silky IL its texture and caUs!r2i:
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the in :reassrs de-
nand for this unequallsd preparation, convince
the proprietor that one trial is only necessary
to satisfy n discorning public Of ito superior
qualities over amy other preparation al present
in use. 1t cleanscs the head and scalp from
RunRruT and 0iher cufaRoous uiscasts, c ausezthe
hair to grow lnxurisnly, md gives it rich, soR,
glossy and flexible appearance, and also where
the hair is loosening and thinning it will give
strength and vig0r to the IOots, and restore the
growth to those parts which have become bald,
causing tito yield jresh covering Of hair
There nre hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen
in New York who have had their hair restored
ny the Of this lnvgorator, when oil other
preparations had failed. l., II. has in his pos.
session letters innunieruLe tcstifying to the n.
bovc facts, from persons ofthe highest respect
ability. 1t will ctually prevent he hair from
turning gray until the latest period Of life and
in cases where the hair has already changed i;s
color, the use Of the Invg Orator will with GER.
tniuty restore II to It's original hue, giving tia
dark, glossy appearance. AT a perfume for the
toilet and Hair Restorative il il particularly
recommended, having Ell agreeable fragrance;
and the great facilities it affords in dressing Tho
hair which, when moist with the Invigorator
can be dressed in any required form 80 a to
preserve its place, vbet plain or in curls--
hence the great demand for ii by the la6iesasa
standard toilet article which none ought to be
without, us the price places It within the reach
,fa he;nc
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Levy List for the Year 1850.

sontrs ~ W
NJ. Rizer Il Brother, work done for
cummi siuncrs, IL SO
Kennedy II. Butler, work done for
commissioners, 50 %
Dr., j. J. Bruce, lumber for commits
soncrs I2l II
J. W. MaGrudcr, nails, &c, for com.
miSsiunrTs, 80 90
isaac KaIhauqh, work doncfor COM
njSsiOrcrs, 81
John Johnson, work done for CON-
mlssioners, 80 "a
VI. Treinrr, provisions furnished the
judges Of election, - %
Henry r. Atkuson, shcritfs and jill
ICES, 1909 20
DR.. WIN. II. Ravcnscrait, postmor-
TEN examination, 90
DR.. Wm II MrCurmuci, postmor-
ten examinations, Is 90
John b Keller Gusts in state cases, - ~
=. l.. Town,hend costs IN state cases, II 80
Henry Mckrou, costs in state cnsea, % on
.. II. ". Stull costs in Stale cnses, - 20
JOS VI. Strong, costs in state cos"J, 81 %
Mount Hope Hospital, for support
of insane, 4G2 o.
Alexander King, provisions furnish
ed county, AZ
Shuch L Sptelman work done and
materials furnished commissions 20 80
John A. Lowe, materials furnished
c,, aura so
1 n Mo. york done for commits.
siunrrs !2l II
lain, ,,,,,I., cosis in state c,srs 7 20
William shay rosts in state casps, "a %
Patrick MURRAY, costs in state cases, a. ~
II. |. Wide, coats in stttr cases, Z 80
Augustus EickbOIn, costs in state
cascs, II 20
Henry Shuck, work tons for COM
misSonpr1, 90
Hon Thomas Perry, for costs ofbai-
ills aud fuel, $50 90
Charles H. Thrus o., State Attcrn-
ey 5 fees, extra, 100 o.
James NJ. Schlcy, State Attorneys
ices extra, i2i on
NIiium Kilpuur, contingent fund, $50 20
Andrrw Mullen, to1 ,calps, 80 90
Daniel +. UGuli, TX scalp, ~ 90
T. Browning tOx srJl ?, 90
rhomhs MrEltish, tux scalp5, 90
Jeremiah GClrd, fox scaips, lG 90
John NaEourr fox .calps, 90
Isaac Ffaztr of r., lpE s"Hlrr, 90
Daniel O'Dnnutll, lox srAlps, 90
T. A. Mnsun, fox sc,lps, co.
William II. Miller. OK scNIps 3 90
Hiram D,4rEyul'h, fox sc.,ps, 90
Inmcs U,r. ,oI srats, 90
y. jacobs. fox sralps, On
john $ Comrs, lnx scaIps, 90
Dovil VIII, fox srn'ps 90
George 4. lIansrr. tx .calps, co
J,urs Bw,nu. fox sr,ius, 49, 90
Charles Grimm, tex scnlps 3 on.
Al,ynuJ,r chisholm, fox scalpp, col
Henry Gfo-s. tua sralps, 90
Edward Dem tex .cuIl5 3 90
,J. urp, B,rns. iux srAlpl, 90
Andrew Mullen. Wild rIi s.slls, 225I
t'Iu, I,s Gi'riu wild eat tr.,Ips "a
I.,,.icl If)Guurl Wild emf ,rulps IN
Hiram DuvIvOrlh. wild cat scnlus, ri
/, fl,rzop Barnes wild io1 sc,lp., ? 90
John Wunirk, Wild fox scaIps, 90
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-13
10 Advertisers & Business Men,

10 Advertisers & Business Men.
n, Crraiqa and Telegraph" rith a circula-
ton of ONE THO US1ND among The far
n..r,, miners, manufacturer, mechanics
and substdnhal business men, Of this and
adjoining counties, is confidently recommen,,
dsd as medium Of Advertising su11'asseao
by no otter paper m Western Maryland. 1t
numbsrs among It's readers those mho are
able 10 buy literally and pay promptly: ana
shose custom could be valuable to BUSINESS
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-13

Prof. T.. Miller's
II AIR INVlCORATOR,

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND EccNoMr
CAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING CRAY HAIR to its o.igi.
nal color without dyeing, ard rreverting
the Hail from turning gray,
TOR PREVENTING Badness, and curing
it, when there is the least particle of it:iI-
y or recureratiye energy remaining.
FOR EEM0VlNG sCURF and DAEpRDFE, and
ali cutareOus affections Of the scalp
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Receipts OF Produce.

LOUISVILLE Per steamer Tigress-- so hbls
whisky B TIrpin- So do G w Brown rs do to II
yalefon Eco. 100 do Queyrouze Langsdorn-2l
hhds l3 bxs bacon " ties hams As pkgs mdse TO
Schneider q Wise so hhds bacon 100 bxs starch
Harris. Barcier &co-959 scks wheat Harris-il2
bbIs mdse 10 .Jno Adams &co-32 bales cotton to
2pritehard Il Flower do Battle, Noble &co- ~
do Henderson a. Peaie- do Harris Son D do
believes &co-29 do B Bailey &co- II do Frler-
son Conway &co-5 do Phelps 4 Jones-6 GLADDEN.
Il Siexas- Hughes, Hyllested &co-l Is hartley,
johnson 600 u do Montgomery Hail rs do
Vaudeville & Mcllhenny = snndries to Norton a
Macanlay--Folger &co-- Schneider Wise-F Del
Roua,oz. ] D Ben & Sons Blake & Tower-W T
Hogan--and order.
LOUISVILLE Per steamer Z D Hine. rs hbls
beef Voorhies, Griggs &co-- % kits beef Martin
| Cobb &co--25 tics hams Geddes- 20 do NJ Hi
| dreth &eo--l4 do Bseoe h s--Sa do G NJ Bay
/ ly--ln do Fatjo & Brunaso--2l bbs whisky To
/ Burrows-la bbls oil 10 Shark, Staufier &eo-20 Dc
l. Sturteyant &eo--49f bhs pork Keep y Gaulfelt
4 go coils rope Payne i Harrison-lnO do Ogteshl
| Il Macanay- II bxs tobacco A Glenn AGO. sun
/ dries To order.
GAlR0-per steamer G Swon-- $50 scks corr
400 bhs -four G Connolly &co-Iln do F Del Bondt
| 100 do 81 TICS hams ] O Woodruff &co-- loo Dbl
/ aonr I Buddeeke Eco lose do l4S scks bral
Halliday, Graham &eo--sundries to I 5 Elder &c
is Kennedy eco N Richards McGregor
i CO. E II Fairchiid &eo-- John Robertson Robe
i son. Witherell &ce-- B P Ethel &co- 0gleshy
Macaulay- Patton. Smith / PutnamaGiyen, " at
4 &eo-Glark & Thieneman--M Moore Il Browder--A Al
4 derson & Harper Jas Tnrner-R Short &co-
i Wilson q Young-Ca Campbell, Mckee &co-sundrlt
i to order--Tota 80 hhds tobacco 53 bales cotton
i ST LOUIS Per steamer City of Louisiana Il
bhls finnr Halliday, Graham &co-- s54 Converse
Kenneti--402 do j Connolly Eee-- a5s do ) II ke
4 nedy &co--4o0 do @ 7 Buddecke &eo-- 100 do
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MOBILE

a,uiE aas h. :, Eoh MOBILE - DAILY n
III ane-siiiumaf Arrangement-The spen
as NJ n no low pfessur' packer steamers ORE
5sser master Cuba, James Hopkins. nsster
A. L. Myefs master built exrresslv e,s ~,
an5n WIN superior viii make ti p s
low &c oioWs unless prevented by bad weather bseb ~
whn OF fuel or accident 10 bnst ar "
t6s as " k 81 sna d Of the Railroad
Ppp,g az rascagona TUESDAYS and SsTffpn see
II W Stops al Pasragona MONDAYS nna III
' anu AZ &ss christian and Bay St. Louis DAILY 20
oil If s, aEDDEss agent.
W Grayier street.
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alarille gltsIIlgente.
CREseEsr 0yrIcE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, October 80, 1850,

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Florida, Nelson, for Indianoa,
] a Mitchell
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, for Havana via Key
West and other Florida ports, ] G Harris
Ship Ella, Goss, Cadiz for orders,
Cammack Converse
Ship Villa Franea Curtis, for Havre,
L Baxter. Lowell &eo
Bark David Kimball, Lnnell, for Boston,
IA Geo A Fosdiek &co
Bark Grnce Hammond, Mahoney, for Boston,
VIM Dewey &eo
Span bark Cefero, Clar, for Barcelona,
Gnsachs & Ogden
Goldenbow i Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-30
nsenoranda.

The following is the manifest Of steamer Dixie,
reported sunk at Tally Browns plantation, Campte
settlement: 4O6 bales cotton Payne y Harriset-
"a do r @ Cummings eco 50 W Rnrbridge &oo
I'll tsreeu & crump-4 Battle, Noble &co-- i00,t
hides L Mann &co-sundries TO ordsr-Total 6SI
bales cotton.
Tho ship Picayune, Capt. Brooks, from St.
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alslu GrIsalls 9allp dtestsut.
&c RIFER avn alARls.EE nRpARTaIRNT,
8ibtr llteIligJsute.

Hhs wentheF~-z asipess-- Additional IL he
sexaon to thc Ioss or the Bfxts~-The Esa. ~
&ay-~Sransi Dsise--rhe New r. p hine--
Wsc geytaan--Fhe James .seilsen--Siip-
uiacS fss.,r, o,,, rssc,fnssaes--Dc DEPARTURES
No-gsns-- 1le Iwes4 Nc Prince cf wales,
etc. ezc
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Per steamship Arizona, from Brazos Santiago
via Indianola- Dr. Eldridge, Bedow, Pascal cor ,T
tina j. Blanehery, Peters and lady, Dr. ferin ~
s. AZ Baltzeil, Poulbrant. Hartman, Boudel, Har'
rison, Crane--7 on deck . negroes.
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ne1oxz---e.nning up.

Brit ship Mindora, Hamilton, i'm Liverpool, to- ii
Ashbridge Il Nephew
Ship G II Lord, Paine, FIN liverpool I'D August, to
Ashhridge Nephew
Ship Cavalier. Crockett, fin Liverpool to II Ash
bridge & Nephew.
Ship s E Petiigrew, Burdick, I'm Liverpool 6th
September, to Marcy.
Ship Grace Ross, pendleion, FIN London Septem-
Der "a.
ship Crescent City, Badger. FIN Cardiff 18th Sep
TENDER.
Ship Il Jarvis. Rich, I'm New York, to Geo A
Fasdick Acc.
ship r Whitney, Avery, I'm Bristol, (Engl Sep
TENDER I'd, TO Cammack & Converse.
Ship Francis Cutting. Maloney, 10 days FIN New
York, to n S0ria.
Bark Sartelle. Cole, I'm New York, to A Cohen.
Bark B Fountain, Keller, FIN Boston, to Greeyy d
Farweil.
Bark Mustang, Pennington, I'm Matagoraa, 10 SOL
denbow s. Lesparre.
Brig Wra Mason, Hatch, IL days I'm Charleston, t.
Err Poole.
| we'll
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Arizona, Smith, from Brazos Santiago
25th inst, via Indianola, to I c Harris-1st
- district.
Ship CalIiope, Goodwin. FIN Liverpool September
Sd, to Fl Ashbridge & Nephew-Point.
Bark Undne, Harrison, days fin Havana, to mas.
ter--3d dist, AZ.
Span bark Avita , 6 days FIN Havana, in bal
last, to master-Point.
Span bark Jaruco, -. 6 days I'm Havana, in bal
last. to master-Point
Span bark Nicolo Barabino, Cayasso, FIN Genoa,
to master-3d dist, 81.
Bark e S Fisk. Fisk. Is days FIN New York, to
CIV Hynson &co-Ist dist, IS.
Sehr z G knight, Beaston, IA days FIN Savannah,
to q R Poole LIST dist, az.
Mex schr Union, -, fm Tobaseo, to Jeannet,
Quefaier &co-PoiHt
Schr d + Keeling, lowering, 10 days FIN Minatitlan.
to Goldenbow d Lesparre-2d dist, 81.
Schr Major Barbour, Sherman, 10 days I'm Havana,
to PUG Brothers--2d dist, 20.
sa,hs IN PENSACOLA, to master Basin.
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Leaves On THURSDAY Ish ~ ociopk r, NJ.
THE MAGNIsI EMF U. s. MAIL

Z IA y II. IT.
THE MAGNIEI' EMF u. 81 NAH.
~ espa.ssuger steannet Lizzie $ immnns, j.
[s ssssf n White mnster VIII leave Qy Gapliua Land
t3szazs9zxbg. hAh'On. Pchei Point sEiuwish's lake
fuyidenee, toodehs AIDING. Aiikeni 5eif Duckport
Vckg burg WNren.on New GathsFu nArEez Fort Adafns
M0 Of Red River Tnica, Mofggna, FUinte Coupe Bayou
Sara Port Hudsln Ration Rouge Pmquemfe Donaidsonyie
and all Intermediate landing, Shove.
VfRGfHIUG q. BFNT2ET,.
OILS Adv-ftising 4.sot
n~ freight taken for all landings The 1wer and VA
Prince. 80 -
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T,areEs, Hopkins, FIN Louisville.
T ID Hine, Atkinsou FIN Louisville.
G,ty of Louisiana, Wright. I'm st Louis.
I'll McGill Callahan, I'm st Louis.
Charmer, Wilson, FIN Yicksburg.
] C Swon, Jones, I'm Cairo.
49, Era No 4, Kouns, fm Alexandria
Era No 4, Scogil. FIN Shreveport.
Crosse Tete, MeQuosd, fin Bayou Sara.
Acadia, Vincent. I'm Donaldsonvslle.
Cuba, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Quarantine Station.
Crescent City, Thcrnburg, I'm st Louis.
Towboat Music. Wagner, fm the Passes ~ went
down light brought up ship Calliope.
rowboat James L Day, Brown, from the Passes
--towed down and to sea on the 25th inst,
ships Golden Eugle and n Ward. brig
Chapman brought up barks ,gndine, Avita,
Jaruco and Nicolo Barabino.
Tawboat Calhoun, Porter, I'm the Passes went
down light-brought up bark II S Fisk, schis
Il g knight and Union. 5
Towboat Baltic, Sturtevant, FIN the Passes--towed
down and to sea on the 2Sth inst, BARI
H A Stephenson--broughtu up schr f Keel
ing.
Towboat Hercules, LaPlace. from the Passes :
towed down and 10 sea on the 2lst inst
ship windermere and bark Horaee-camt
up light.
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~ n Goodrich Landing. MN Sens Bend Daekp9rt,
LsAz FTY1 yicksburg Warten'on, Ne@ Carthage Grand
sziss1s iulf, ~. Joseph Rodney Waterproof Natehez
Fort Adams, BED River Landings Tanlea Moganza Point
Cpupee Bayou Sara Port Hudson, Kaon Rouge Pta1ne
mine Donaldsonve and a Intermediate landlngsThe new
and elegant passenger packet steamer Mary Keene Can't
W. b. Richardson. will commence her trips FRIDA T.
em9er u and leave regularly above every FRIDAY ala
r N throughout tue season Fnr freight apply
sel2 If Agents * ~ 9!a - SJ, .,rsa,
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Leaves IN MONDAY. Nov. s atSP. NJ.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORYEGl

Ieaves m MONDAY. Nov. 3 III. ".
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
frs5 !. Packet LIne-R, fua q. $. Mall Paekat-For
Memphis aud lie Bend. : The lne hrst-eh.s
messenger packet Gs g0mar. Capt, j.
u MASTER Will be ready receive freight Saturday
morning Mt The foot street viii leave above.
For freight or passage apply on board, o. TO
JOHN ". HYDE co,
oa0 under ST Cha,lts Heiel, left wing
This boat a Napoleon with regular packets fer the
Arkansas and white yets Memphis with tho Memphis
and Charleston Railroad
azY-B ladipe signed the office of the agents up 70
O'Clock tile d4V az dennt
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: A L A B A n A.RIYEp

Leaves Q. THiR, ~. Nov LIST & p M cas- "a n
- po Eoh WI NOZZLE oLE, SELMA, MONT-
Ifn6l Pa SonerS Hettmpka and all landings IN tse All.
c M riytg dsctThe superior AXE III steam a's
RszfszEse stray Cloud. g. B. Masse insster 1,n;ls
1 1 Tor ,e .inde " II leave the end Of tho Jefer
IT. a ol ~ anlEoad as above. Shippers and passen
freight or passage apply to 7 o4s" oreet. FOR
ooo JNo. y. HYDE&Co
bcss- The 4, a,. f,a ofite lnder st. Charles Hotel
Tiyoi Circle. 'Ne'''s tfeeht at the depot,
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Thomas, previously rep rted as below coming up,
went to sea on the y Oh inst. oourd to Mobile.
Capt. Smith, of the steamship Arizona, from
Brazos Santiago, reports us follows: Sailed on the
2sd inst, schooner Commerce, for Apalachicoa,
2aSh-Schooner Gen, Garibaldi, for New Orleans,
In port, schoorerJ, A. fSoodhouse, for New York;
schooner Suffolk Smith, hence for Indianola, or.
rived and discbsrging.
The strip Charles Davenport and bark Gen. Tay-
lor werlt to sea on the 2lst inst Ship Constitution
went to SEES on the Esd inst.
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IsATA yNBA-5 bbis og uns vintage for sale by
[ S. ID. GRATIAA CO..
% CnsIumhouse street
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

leaves on TUESDAY. 3gh inst at p NJ
REGULAR ST. LOUIS PaSSEN-
49, "a ger PRcket-Faf ~ Louis, Cairo, Hickman New
Madrid, empHiy and sill ine mediate lhndit gs~
The svif unping, light draft passenger PACKET
steamer A.. L.. MGGilI, Ed Gaah ~ master will Lease as
above For freight passage, having fire. Accommodations
sppiy on board.
m vIRGfEIUS G. BENTZEL, as
oa Advertising Agent
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= IsFeAucK FAMALE CORDIAL
= ms NgyER BEEN KNOWN 70 FAIL

.s-sold nv John WRIGHT co, New Orleans. ALI
4 !. ~ !. "a Mohle aud nt,...ists generaliv sea Is