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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13


Az ArrENPr TO PRoDUDE RAIN "A
letter from Lynohburg, TO the Rich
mond Dispatch, contains the following
theory and experiment :
A gentleman who resides near Boy
ton. Mechlenbutg county, Virginia,
has aspred 10 a new science--that OF
controlling the clouds, in order to
cause II TO rain at will With the
view Of attaining this end he has built
train tower" which novel structure
is said TO he thirty feet in diameter at
the base. which size it retains TO the
heipht of forty feet. To this height
II contains four nues, each seven feet
in diameter. The number OF flues is
then reduced TO two. which run up
twenty feet higher. the top Of the
structure reaching an altitude Of sixty
feet. The whole concern was erected
at eos, Of about one thousand dol
lars The modus operondi Of causing
rain to fall is as follows The nues
are filed with dry pine wood, which
is set on fire. aud which is kept mp
until the desired Effect is produced on
the elements The theory is. that the
great heat produced on the air above
the "tower' will cause the clouds to
concentrate over It, when plenty Of
rain viii fall in that vicinity. The
originator of this novel idea is said TO
be a firm believer in the practicability
and utility Of the invention, notwith
standing the fact that after repeated
trials. during which he consumed
hundreds Of cords of wood, his tower
failed to produce the desired effect on
the unpropitious heavens, he having
been a great sufferer from drouth du-
ring the entire spring and summer
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
NO TIC e.

II'ROM the above notice, IL will be seen
IL that we have purchased the House
and Sign Painting business &C., Of II. A.
Kaufman. We shall hereafter continue
the business st the same stand, and by
strict attention TO our business and fair
prices, we trust 10 merit share Of patron
age. Our personal attention will be given
10 all work that may be entrusted 10 MS.
~ MI orders from the country through
the Post OHioe, viii meet immedists
attention.
sept7-tf RIEDEL d. PLETZER.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
TO PLANTERS.
NEGRO HATS.

A LARGE supply of these goods, Black and
IA White, just received.
septl2 W. y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-13
sT. MARY'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG L LADIES.
BATON ROueE. IA.

NJ. VICTOR, PRINCIPAL.
CbAssEs resumed on MONDAY. OCTOBER lsi,
v 1880. In making this announcement, The
Principal returns tbsnks 70 her patrons and ss-
sures them that the Acsaefny viii always main
tain i,s high standard of excellence The differ
eut departments all, as hitherto, httsd hy efcl-
ent teachers In Particular, the Principal calls
b. the notice Of parents The Kfess tsriiities f3f
acquiring thorough and spssking kncwle. se ~
the French language sHotded bs ihst department.
of he Academy. II could not he more sbly sup
pefin,ended
Terms Tor the Scholastic yesr:
Boarding and tuition In Latin. English
- anf ffrench.............. ....4................s sH0
WHshiNN 50 w
Plano ur Guitar With use ~ the instrument
for daily lessons and three hours
practtce.......... ....................... so 90
Terms FOR the schoastie sesr
Elementary Clsss........ ................. 70 90
All other 50 80
Dancing, Painting, italian. spanish ana Ger.
man frrun extra charges. Ankirds of fancy work
taught free cfeharge.
No pupil received, except with the understand
ing 'hat che IL to remain 10 the close ~ the year
IN which she entered
Those who design 70 pstrouire the institution
would do well 10 spply fDr prospectus, whefeiu
the rules ard reEulstions governing the Academy
are stated At length. Tsepts imdkv.
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Receipts of Produce.

ST IoTIsFer steaner Champion 10 bills Hour Ken
NEEDY Nco5D do Gatlipn Foser473 do A Thomson seo-5
do Eonney AGO 20 do lis bbs pork II Fairchild &co i
s. scks bran HcrIe Gayle b potatoes 100 ou
Kent 6co % do Given, Watts Scp 100 bbs pork TO NJ
Smith &c9 "A bbs eps lss2 sc Watts Peasants
buU dol Birbrtge &ro-29S do tgesby Naeaulas5
Wheat Byrne Vance kee los coils BTeadwell HAYNES
BpEae ~ hbls nipples West Nestetgn le hhds tobacco
do Wilson 1oungl do CLARK Thenenan-- do W Snytbp
10 cks bacon Martin Cobb &ne 22e bblg tptaoes r ben
tontl do q Cireye $50 do Thos keee25 do Schmidt
10 do Il bhis onions oierlH bids lard hams 1edes
rs daJ Woodruff Ace 70 do 50 bAs cheese Grief Bynes
6ce51 ,Ss candies Gallagher pSerB cheese VOORHEES,
srfggs &cel do IMo Adams Seol pkg beer and stndes
to order--Total l3S hnds tobacco.
iEkSBU RGper steamer Yieksnrsss bales cotton j c &
Y RtksIb j Person Nho rs Bradley Wilson sco-5i dn
Feiowes &c0- So do Iaekner, stanton Newman IL yrne
Aanee &ee-4 Netnes Aces Braudet Halbard-a2 de
i w Estlin &eo3S do Hinr Summers Sen37 Ward Hunt
&co-A MandeSile Melhcnmy34 Pitcher & Goodrieha0d do
Reciord Brown Nco2f W Coz &eo-26d ThornhiIl Acos
Wait ce--2l Henderson Peae11 Barley johnson Gco-
~ Harding Abbas Mefeleadla do Carroll Hoy co4 ID
Hughes H9lles,ed col0 do fully Sco-ln Foley avery
se-ie West lteisiaw Calmnaek9 Allison, Patison &eo-
Z iS sheppard tr Wright Altn2 10 TO ordel6 Fresen
en.5 v 4 p rahar,i Goldsmith BstetGo0
ofder-Toai 942 bales Gotten t9sl bales new eBopl
Roman 4 SeIniou - - '"9s-
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Ayer,s Ague CsIre.

For the speedy Of Intermittent Fever Ague
Reinan Fever Chill Fever, Dumb Agne Periodical Head.
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Feves indeed the
whole class Of discusses originating hillary arrangement
by the Malaria OF Masinatc countries.
We enabled here offer the community remedy which
while the aoye complaints with certainty per
tecty harmless in any Quantity Such remedy Invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Gure
eSpelS the masnatic poison Fever and Ague from
tenn and prevents the development OF the disease taken
The first approach Of ITS monitoTy symptoms T only
the best remedy YET discovered for this class of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply for dol
lar brings within the reach of everybody and in bilious
te where Fever and Ague PREVAILS everybody should have
and use y freely both tof and protection
r9ry Of this remedy other discovered the
speedy and certain of Inerments that contains no
onnne Or mineral consequently produces qnm other
by IL left healthy IL they had disease
poison great variety of disorders from its Irritation
among which Neuralgia Rheumatism Cont, Headache
Blindness Toethache, Earache gatarr Asna Palpation
Painful Affection Of The Spleen Mysteries in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis aud Derangcent the Stomach Of which
when originating in this put the intermittent type or
BECOME periodical This Cure cxpels The poison from the
blood, and consequently them all alike 1t inyal
liable protection 10 Immigrants and persons travelling tenn
porary residing IN the maHros Districts II occasionally
daily while exposed 10 tho infection, that will exefe,ed
from the SYSTEM and eanroi accumulate in sufficient quantity to
pen into disease Hence II is valuable for potec
ton than cure, and few will ntermittens if
they avail themselves of ta this remedy affords
Prepared by Dr. j. @. AVER Il CO., Lowell Mass
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il co. Nos. Il and Isl Chartres
street. New Orleans. and by all lruggisfs ef3 Sr1kW
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Tbs efectual remedy which the medical skid of our
times devise for this everywhere prevailing fatal nal.
ady 1t is combined from the active reedals that
been discovered for the expugGton this disorder from
the blood and the Of the from its destructive
Hence should be employed the only
SerDula but also those other affections which IL
such ffpEe and Skin Diseases St Antopy's Fire Rose
EFyspels Pimpes PnplGs Biofches Blains and Bpis
Tumors, letter and Salt Rheum, Scld Head Rngwor Rheu-
masn Syphitic and Mereua Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsia
Debility and, indeed all complaints arising ffpm Vitiaed or
Impure Hood The popular belief for impury of the blood
Is founded in tFnth for Scofua is degenerate the blood
The particular purpose and virtue this Sarspaa Is to pu
y and regenelate this vital fluid, without which soRnd health
is impossible in cnntanainaed constitutions
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INDIANoI.A VIA GALVESTON Per steamship SRwnuee
2 hhls flour LIS 10 natnes 30 SO pork 80 do whisky IL casks
bacon 10 lard M coils rope 400 bugg Ss scks 100
seks oats u pkgs Iatse
MEN YoRKPer ship Indiana1oa5 bales cotton 1914 sucks
corn llS lhds tobacco 81 bales F1pss sis pkgs ndse
LIYERPooI-Per ship Thomas 1elerson-s09f bales cotton
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a.lln nnsw
4 CARD.
"a CARD.

A oAatD. CARD.
Dr. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, the untivaled CANCER DOC
TOR who for ny years has been located On rayier
IN the vicinity Of the ST Charles Hotel has removed his office to
No. 20 BARoNNE STREET, between Common and Canal OBJ
paste tho Lafayette Car Land where prepared to
a diseases which he processes 70 CANCERS IN their
worst FORM soALD HEAD WHITE sTELLINGS and I'll.
GERS, of every description
specimens of uleefous Tamors, from patients can
be seen at Dr. Reynolds Office and references 10 persons Of
prominent standing in his and ether States the Union who
have been successfully treated by Dr. etnolds wiz be given 10
all whe aye any doubs the efficacy Of bis remedies
He challenges the medical Faculty Of Tie United States of
AmeIiea or Europe excel his en- es. 1ny2s Inn 1
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OR ElINe,s EYII.. Is A CONS

SSGRoFlIIdi IA, OR sAlNG's EVIL Is 4 GoNsTI
fluid becomes ysed weak poor Being in the ercuato
peryades the whole body and burst in disease any
part of it, Nc Is free from its attacks
which It not destroy The scronlous faint yrously
caused by mcrcura disease low living dsprered unhealthy
food impure air filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
and above all by the venereal Infection Whatever
GIN hereditary in the constitution descending from
parents to children the third md fourth generaon
deed 1t 10 be the rcd Of Him who says 81 will visit
iniquies Of the fathers upon their chdren.n
Its effects deposition from the blood of corrupt
ncerous matter which IN the lungs liver Internal organs
is termed tubercles in the gland swtngs and the
face erupons This foul corruption which
the blood epresses energies of life 50 that scrofGous
sutions only suffer from complaints bat they
have far power withstand the diseases
consequently vast nRbers perish by disorders which although
not scrofous in their still rendered fan this faint
human family has its origin directly in this scroulous
taainaon and many destructive diseases the liver Kid
neys brain and indeed of all the organs arise from a
graVated by the cause,
enc Of all people scrofnOus their
invaded by this lurking Infection health undermined
by it, To cleanse from the system renovate the
beed By alternative medicine and nvgote it by healthy
toed and exercise. Sach medicine supply in
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CATTLE KET.

JEFFERSON cry, August Is, 1850
The arrivals comprised 25 Texas Cattle and l3 Calves and
yearlings Tie market closed bare Of Western BeeFes and
Hogs There remaining sale 400 Hogs, 800
sheep SO Mitch Caps, and 70 Veal Cattle.
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4uess. !ro.IMT cLEAn HorEL, EASTERN SHOVE


TE!5 NJ, BILE BAY.
EI The above Justly celebrated Watering Place will he
opened fer the reception Visitors tho gh of June and
the Proprieto aer themselves that the reputation Of die
tblishnent shall not eeoFae for the good appont.
ments and good fare which has heretofore characterized It,
The location for health is unsurpassed the South ana wns
fully tested by te hpc1ncs hch prevailed both in
New orleans and ho9tte during tile of S53S net
single case Of yelloY fever originating Point Clear
The Salt Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast within
few yards OF ihg Hatel-he temperature of water always
agreeable. Fresh whter Shower. Baths had any time
Fish and Oysters abundant during The entire season
Geod Stable accommodations vided for all who wi 10
keep their carriages and horses The drives the vicinity
shaded with agn0las, oaks cedafs, pines ete are beautiful
and extend in every direction.
All the usual Watering Places snch as Bill.
lizards Bowling Pistol Gallery VIII Be provided and will
be under The charge Of men anxious please cnayeueues
for those fond of Aquatic Sports will neglected
A good Band of Music secured and viii play On the lawn
afternoons and for dancing evenings,
line Of Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union
The fine low steamer Crescent vii; py reguarly
between Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile every evening
mud on Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays viii %
Mobile by the morning boats.
a should III, schedule be changed notice will be given
The ProprietGs return their sincere thanks the pue for
the liberal patronage heretofore extended the Battle onse
and their Point Clear Hotel and hope place themselves under
renewed obligations,
+. II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 co,
ProprieteFs Point Clear Hotel
Me9ie, ANY l. isoe Also Of Battle House, at Mobile.
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8euietp If tge Glarkets.

cRssosSr orricx No. 10 cAxr sTgEET,
Thursday Morning. AusrstssSS isot
CoIoN.. The denanf yesterday was asER af'lea Y
few zes who took abouf bales Of which M were oil the
New Crop l0lsalO se Mdding, and l'sae for Good
dsing 10 Mddiing FF quotations for Old Crop are as
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They are prepared to nil the floating commercial
pspey at from 80 i to pct, pcf month.
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VOUNG MEN ATTENTION.
" FL was Soungsas | was once, -
IA lead 4 d iiiefent life,
Id save my money and buy farm, - e

The moral Of The above negro melody is good one and
should be reflected upon Many young civ both
married and single hive ample salaries incomes to feyie
for their necessities and something spare which gdoa
invested in properly b. making small annual payments w0u
soOh make them masters q their swn hecs with he money
thes would otherwise squBnder uselessly. ~'
me Undersigned VIII take pleasure in assisting any so dis.
poss In the sesetion9 such property they may reaGr
uwho Of property for sale viii do well call o. te under
signed and leave memorandum Of their houses and vacant lois
with terms, etc. H. a. ATrfSfs ''
iy2I Inn Rem Estate OAine. M : RnnI pare
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Railroads.


PoNTGHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Florida hhds tobacco Coebran l.
Ha-Anndfies % order, :
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NOEL d !.
.rs-s FOR MOBILE DAILY U. S
rA1LAHArcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.


: AAOU .AItI0 TAalLAE1AICE1fE p
. ~ n u y Mail packet Dew Drop, S. Ii. Parisot
master, connecting with Gbarpler on her
arrival IT vicksbug FRIDAY mornng}-For Sa
tarta Yoo City, Tchua, Silver Creek, Beona Westore
Honey Island Turkeys Landing sdon Cranes Landing R
ing Su Humphreys Greenwood Point Ieore
all intermediate landings Iaabschie river as high as
Shakeys landing leaving Vieksburg Friday arrival Of
the 81 O'Clock evening train
k7- 4 freights shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through at high aGter rates. without extra charge.
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Arrived yesterday.
tz#.-...
No arrivals freplses yesterday.
Steamboats,. =

Empire Parish. Vincent, iiitIoaatdsonyflle.
Champion, Moore. I'm ST Louis.
Nieksbufe, White, In A'irkshHTg.
Florida, Nsersi ifn Malile.
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Shipping SnteIliaellts.
Crescent ofFlGE. Ne. 10 Camp Street,
Thursday Morning. August 10, 1850. ]
Cleared Yesterday.

steamship iavanee FOWLER for IndlanOla Ea Gal7eston
/ Harris
Ship Tnd ma, JOY. for New York, J Woodruff Nep
Ship Thomas Jeiefsod Rollins, for Liverpool,
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Regular FRIDAY Packet for Yickstnrg aud the Bends
FOR SKEPWITH~S LANDING,
So - Lake Providence, Goodrich Landing, Milken's
Bend. Duckpor Eeksburg. Warrenton, New
Carthage. Grand Gulf, ST. Joseph Rodney, Wa
erpeof Natctez Fort Adams Red River Landing Tnnica,
aEergaa Point Couaee, Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton
Ronge Paguemne noraldsonve and all intermediate land.
ingsTe and elegant passenger packet Mary
2xeee. Capt W. b. Richardson, will commence her trips
FRIDAY September H. and leave regularly above every
FRIDAY at r. NJ throughout the For freight
passage apply TO
D. r. CARROLL 4 CO.,
aHl3 tf Agents. 81 Carondelet street
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80 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
& gl he paia ter the apprehension and delivery OF the
saye o taken out of the Saie, and Fifty Dollars if
n the sy alive, He his aaarters near
sge osa Cotton Frees about O'clock tho evening the
80 OF zp apofl one her afterwards reported at the
oil the undersigned by unknown person that he had
been chased int The river b. wachan and was drowned
which " believed to be rnse TO facilitate escape as nothing
q the knd mas e eyn ascoained have occurred Joe Is
about ~ years od MS color Is black not Of ha dnnnas
shade lie about feet inches high has LARGE oth
thick hips aud rather M nose; IS we'll nude stout active ana
Intelligent He had when he Left horne par Of eottnpnd
pantapons and hekoFY shirt, IT, .o
Master Of vessels hereby warned not 10 harho td i,
as the penalties Of the law viii h enforced against them
h]h nin a. ID YAkGEy
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RYEENG. .DYMING

the business of the Dyang Establishment No. rs Royal street
and that he will continue ~ heretofore with the careful
ton for which he celebrated.
The manner in which for the a9t twelve years he
led the Of his establishment
street guarantee for those he may houor hin
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rI,rsFi TINnERsIGNFln. rRopRIErnRs M cnr

TON PRESSES in the Of New Orleans hereby give
notice to Cotton Factors that will for the ensuing year
nencing the first Of September all
ton storage Al The other coon and viii re-
place the hoops when the sold ordered TO he
compressed for Shipment without any CHARGE under
no circumstances will replace iron hoops with rope without
compensation Of eight rope which is regular
charge.
We forced into this measure and nit proper to give
public notice of the from the that introlc.
ton Of iron hoops have found impossible prevail on
shippers and spmasers cotton Of
kind tie under any circumstances cannot posi-
bly, furnish rope without being reimbursed for same The
charge will be invariably made the factor,
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Detailed Statement OF the value of Imporiations AUTO
the Port AID District of New Orleans mon y for
The fiscal wear ending The 2oth June, 1850
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notwithstanding Up.
ExporSs,

chr , F KeeIag RqIpe, a Slinatian 70 eoldcnBov 4
Iesparft.
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DEAL ESTATE AGENIr-LoHN- Pltn1rL,-

ID EAL ESTATE AGENT-JoHN PURCELL, No
~ ~ Exchange Pare anssairs, nearly opposite liz Post
Oca, attends 10 Leasing Renting and Collection OF Rents OF
improved &d naimproyed R AL EST In cities Of New
Orleans Jefferson aud Csrron Also 10 the Investment 81
jYl6 im "
1 ., F4.fiaIING, GAS FILTER AND nRALRR IN
a tidS ftSEss NJ Harris Row, t5.2 Marsz1 ssTsr
the markets w attend faithfully and puaalF % hi r
fes itea tim 2orss Dweiiagf atc ited 10 sarefnfs
ari 81 ssardtis zc5saa
- Az aaaei ielE IA Rex No. 80 Mechanics Exchange
VIII ne promptly sttdided TO. ms ~
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS.

BAYOU SARA MAIL Co.
fslHls&Sss@ FOR BAYOU SARA Ef,N&%asstA
The fine passenger packet G IL d itoI Captain Barnuco
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at O'Clock.
FOB DoNALDsONFTLLR
The passenger packet Empire Parish, Capt Vincent
leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY ~ 10 O'CLOCK A. M;
returning leaves DonadsonYe every WEDNESDAY morning
passing the Coast in daylight.
FOR RAYoU SARA AND THE COAST.
The steamer 4 Il Joseph Vincent MASTER leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening at o'clock, and FRI
DET morning al 10 O'Clock.
H-A clerk is always the landing street to
receive and deliver freight and sign bills ng for the above
boats.
fec 3m EgGEHE LANoUF, Agent.
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', Leaves every TUESDAY al 8 o'clock P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VfGkSS-
~ burg y. 5: Mail Line.-For 3onal9sensiie, Pla
quemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Nateasa Water
burgThe Cilssrnfer, Capt ". G Wilson, viii
leave shove every TUESDAY at5 o'clock F. NJ Returning
she viii leave Tcksbnrg every FRIDAY at L. oclock NJ
d. r. CARROLL Il CO.,
ja4 Agents, 50 Caronielet street.
The above viii yicksburg with the
Dewdrop for Yazoo river.
UNITED STATES
sy1S n xsz&g =
I.slNIsAskS5saMAIL LINE 70 yIcKsBURG 1855
SATURDAY. at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Natehsez, Capt p
Leghers will leave Tor Donaisonvie, Paquemne Bate.
Reage, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Adams Natrhez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
p. NJ
the steamer u 7 II connects at ycksburg with the
Prince and Hope and will take freight landings
the Yazoo rive as high up Greenwood.
For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS O. DENTzEL.
aHl6 Advertising Agent.
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PEO P i ELS LINE.

PEOPLES LINE-FoR THE COAST,
49, - BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS - The
fine, stanch and orabe Passenger Steamer
eltten Age, Capt Webbing leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, at O'clock
The substantial swiftrnnnng Passenger Steamer R. w,
Powell, Capt. Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING
ar above at o'clock.
an4 tt r, w. ADAMS { CO., Agents,
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FORT MS.

EUfs FOEST ADAMS, TGNICA, NOR
So h ganal Bayou sara and tho Cosst-The new pas-
senger steamer Laurel HILL Il. r. Gross
naser, having been newly fired aud her cabin
extended VIII commence running in the above the
first Of September, leaving every TUESDAY EVENING
O'Clock,
au2 I'm EUGENE LASouE Agent
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BLACK RIVER. .

Leaves on S ATT'RDAY. Is h inst, Mt 5 T. NJ
FOR AARRISONBURG1, TRINITY
IT, l. and all landings Oh Black RlyerThs light draft
.skksaSe passenger packe Ashland, A. J. Dye,
er, viii leave as above For freight passage
apply on board
n8The Ashland viii take freight for Donadsonvie PIa-
quenine aton Rouge Bayou Sara and smsppgt having
atra gements with two hight datt the mouth Of Red
river In of detention therefore, shippers rely
goods going through 10 their destination without delay
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fsxssnssMi HHssaarSKs - Weather Business
T,As Rivers steamer u. G. TwtclAeM
Beats uue--SteHrner ChoctaSv Aground at
island no 4DcpeRrurcs To-5ay. etc., efcs