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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05

AT late ball in San Francisco one hundred
and eighty double sets were on the floor 1t
the same time. Two thousand eight hundred
and eighty people simultaneously /" bobbin
around"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05
JOB WORK.

Having purchased entirely new office our Job De-
artment comprises large assortment of the latest styles
of Type Borders &c. thus enabling to do every vari-
ETY. of Job Work in unsurpassed in this section
of the State All work entrusted to will be exc
cuted on short notice and reasonable terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05

NEWSPAPERS II BRAziL.--A correspondent
OF the New York Journal Of Commereo says
there are thirty newspapers published in the
Empire Of Brazil, some Of them hayc largo
circulationE,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05

A juryman was asked (out West, of course)
whether he had been charged by the presi-
ding judge. Well, SQUIRE" said he, "the
little fellow that sits up in the pulpit, and
kinder bosses it over the crowd, gin us a
talk, but don't know whether he charges
anything or not"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

II n. MARGRETZ, PROPRIETOR, BUTLER
IL CENTER, Butler County, Iowa. The proprietor
having recently purchased and fitted up the above House,
prepared 70 attend TO the Of all who may
vor him with call. Good osters and sabng in connec
tion With the House. 17.6m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05
NOTICE.

TVHE LIBRARY Ofs3nF cEDARyAryry uonr,
cunurai ana Literary Association will hereafcr Il.
opened on Friday eve from tn O'Clock y
niZ-u y. L. Tracy Sscretc,n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05

A HUSBANDS EXPERIENCE.-A worthy cit
izen of Maine, and of fair social position, good
plain understanding, and amiable manners,
entered into the state Of matrimony with y
strong minded woman. Our narrative il
brief. She had things her own way, from
the very first hour. Her contempt for his
mental powers increased daily. His very in
offensivencss increased it. Her wishes soon
assumed the tones of commands. They liv-
ed on for many years, and the "gray marc
was universally acknowledged to be the better
horse" In her presence and that of third
parties he was rarely known to speak and
he would no more think of giving an opinion
than Of giving up the ghost. At length his
career Of passive obedience came to a c..1osc.
and Miss Popkin chad not tie least doubt
what killed. nim." His last words--and they
were remarkable words-gavc something like
color to Miss Popkin's opinion. The Rev.
DR.. Thunderbob attended him in his last
moments; and the conversation between
them has been stated as follows
CDR Pilldrivcr informs mo that you are
no longer Of this world"
81 feel very nervous, and suppose can't
stand it very long,"
No, suppose your end is not far off,
1t is an awful thing to die" -
Well, don't know but it may be for
sorne rolKs.''
81 hope you have made your peace with
God Are you prepared to meet the King Of
Terrors!"
"Well, s'pose am; I've lived with tho
Queen for thirty-two years"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05

MORRIS LIPPOLD,
R:ARRER ANDHAIR DRESSER. Anne
-s'sSeosr FaHs n10-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05

SWIFT wrote many sharp epiTams, Of
which this is specimen
Sir. admit your general rule
That every poet In a fool;
But You, yourself, may serve TO show H.
That every fool ]. not poet,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05

POWERS & COLEMAN,
A TTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS. AND
N GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. Office in
Overman's block, Cedar Falls Iowa. 1:tf
J. 3. POWERS, D. J. COLEMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05
Recent Lunar Discoveries.

It is only very recently that the capital
notion so persistently maintained by certain
astronomers, of the utter Ifeless waste Of the
moons surface, has been exploded. Tho
way this idea got prevalence was in denying
the existence of an atmosphere around the
moon, state of things that would Of necessity
exclude the existence Of water and organic
life from our satellite. This theory led to the
further denial of heat in the lunar rays, from
which flowed multitude of errors.
But Knox and Melvia have proved, by ex-
act observations, that there is heat in moon
shine, and Zantodeschi has measured it in its
effects upon the mimosa, while an English
scholar has demonstrated that the earth Is
colder in the first quarter Of the moon than
it is in the second. Again, moonshine exerts
a wonderful influence on plants. Light en-
ables them to absorb carbon from carbonic
acid gas Of the atmosphere, and as this is
their daily work, they sleep at night, except
when the moon wakes them up and sets them
to work again. So the farmer is right who
sows the seed just before the full Of the moon,
for the plants come up about the time of the
new moon, and pass their infancy under the
dark nights; but when the full moon comes,
its light sets them to work, and thus the pro-
cess of growing is continued night and day,
while contrary course is injurious to the
tender plants, which require sleep.
The sailors say that the moon eats up the
clouds, and Whcwell and Ructelct have proved
the truth of the observation, by showing that
more rain falls in dark moon than in its
second and third quarters.
Webb has shown, by careful comparison
OF the present appearances Of the moons sur
face with that made by Maedlcr twenty years
ago, that it has undergone great changes
Several of the minor craters have assumed
different shapes. These changes indicate tho
existence of air and water. Secchi has DEM
onstrated that the peaks Of the highest mount
aims of the moon arc covered with snow
De la Rive has discovered that what used to
be regarded as barren plains, are extensive
forests. Schwabe, the discoverer of perodi-
cal times Of the suns spots, sustains this dis
covcry of De la Rive's. After careful ex-
animation, he found the burrows 10 consist Of
trees leafless at one season, and in full foliage
at another, for the changes in their appear
ance are periodic. Hence another proof of
atmosphere and water and all the phcnomc-
non incident to the existence Of the elements.
The photography of the moons surface,
now going on in the American and European
observatories, and the special attention paid
to the study of the lunar surface by some Of
the most distinguished astronomers Of the
day, can not fail to result in more wonderful
discoveries than these which we have just
noticed. We have no doubt the mass Of mat
ter of which the moon is made will be found
to be of the same character as that Of the
earth, and subject to similar laws of existence,
and that the surface will be found to be ca
pable of sustaining organic life.--Baltimore
Patriot.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-05
BUSINESS CARDS.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
~ County Iowa. REAL Estate, INSURANCE AND Col
LECTION AGENCY Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes
paid residents in all the Northern Counties of Iowa
Titles investigated Collections made and proceeds remit
ted promptly, on favorable terms.
REFERENCEs.
Hon. Thos g. Wilson. Hon. D. 3. Wilson, Dubuque. Iowa.
Messrs Greene, Merritt Co. Bankers, Cedar Rapids, 6
r.. Clark Esq. Pres. Branch state Bank, Iowa City.
George Fisher, Esq. Scranton Penn
A. II. Miller, ESQ. Spencer, n. Y.
Dr. Geo Sprague sec'y Ohio Stock Co. Butler Co.
Dr. 8. A. Bishop, Peter Melendy, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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xihlr hIkIlissIfs.


H&S>6&U& RG7u4E j. y ~ - - e1ts1S
IDeT1x<xxeS To-day eSss
w sssssi IS nv y i i. 81 o.
E. s. 49, 81 the Levee yesterday was fnaetivs
tne uppar lending the hoats were reeeas'ns
s7s5s3y and about the same on the loWcE ls1dlnB'
fsshts far IN points are scarce end fHses ~
= ziIel. The weather wes hot md aasss fesns's
xhe Little SaIEe, III The Lafonrcne AsAnsRoA.
aai8pn, arrived hcre yesterday sne Z Z 80
ersis and Is well aapted fos ~ Fzde sne wss "a
tsresx3v hn5lf III. Hef extreme nght drail Wal
ssr,,y bfs nsszars farYagh the low water Of Bayou
gssssurvy,s ritls;,t zhe lesst detention, and her
,,,,.;t;,, e., re connection with the larger boats
Z : sss iSss nv he deemed beneficial to those
s sI3sS bosIness III the upper points who have
n MI compelled to await rise IN order 70
sii F. ~ 5s5ssits 81 freight through.
-. S1la j. Ksasser for Bayou Sara. The ex-
SI3I III 81 u1aiI passenger packet y. n kenner,
sS.t II. 81 Barsnco. commander, Mr.. E. R. Mum
oIArk, leaves At o'clock this morning for the
skess I'D wsy landings.
Z GU. PoscsQ for Attdkdpd The regular packet
lSSr Powell Capt r. E. Burke, commander, 3 y
Rscot, clerk, leaves At ~ oclock to-day FOE Alta
kdpaS Ind intermediste landings.
Eofp fof Red Ripes The neat and light-draf
T&11enger packet Moro, Capt Joseph Auqnaaer
sSzarnsndeT, Mrss John AnAden, clerk, leaves thii
sxsning ii q clock fof Shreveport, Hurricane anf
Carolina Bluffs
- ~ Rsd Riser. The lightdraft passenger
packet Texas, Capt G. N. Stinde, commander
Msssrs stipde and Perry clerks 1savss this even.
iux; a O'Clock positively far Jefferson and Al
- Iassdi5gs d Red river.
0sosola }or I'D sssos- ME regular hghtdraif
r6eaez 0seeels, Capt. vi 1ic Milan, commander,
II. \. WIesfon; clerk, leaves # o'clock this
SySziEs kaking freight fol- all landings on Red
Hi ysap 4. Qssitndn ter Memphis. The swift,
SIi6 lid aprisAlled passenger packst Cen. Quit
vi, Gsps u VI Cannon, commander, leaves to-
~ st5 h II for Memphis ard intermediate land
inss. tEeaaxa. Reynolds and Armstrong, her oblig
ine cIesk IN be found Il their posts IN the Office
" usasI b sse that passengers sre properly cared
fors ASsnfs, John 3. Hyde s CO.., MOSS Graviel
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(,HERoKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
-vERsus-
NAusEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.


We the afflicted Of either SEX which do preferf
pleasant and delicious compounded from Natures
Remediesone which will speedily and permanently you
vile copehnds heretofore used with all their
facilitating effect together with the oathsome disease
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons.
The Cherokee Remedy natures specific for 9onerr
elect, Gravel Structure, Fluor Albus Whites, in Fee
a and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these dis
laws after all other preparations have failed
Heavens mercies offending Instances
could be produced Of It's effects which would stagger
The preparations heretofore used have failed but this
has In instance been known fail Happily for
kind the Of the world Is Father who acts not to
kin, but to cure.
In mercy he has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dts
which when taken quickly flies TO all Of the systea
attacks the disease and with fidelity and courage
truly admirable gives until 1t has completely
PEELED from the body and restores the unfortunate patient to
former health and vgor. =
This aRemedy the very root Of the disease s
tendency Is simply suspend tbs poison but to remove the
Gauss which it depends.
value II the entire shsenee OF all
smell lay IN tho counting on the
toilet table without being suspected Remedy for BE-
cret diseases.
treatise on yanereal disease with full directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold by r. WRIGHT CO. Nos. u and Isl Charities street.
Ne Orleans and by air respectable Druggists and deslefs in
medicines.
tai6 RAW 81. Louis. No.
SHERRY-40 quarter casks Harmony Nsnhews, for sale
- by 8. WOLFF
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pHonorabe Conseil Comun de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
les soussignes proprietaire

l In StJoseph, de la Nodvelieevee Ia des
Remparts de Ia ivan Ia mite supereue du Canal la
tberte respecueusement paionnnt votre Hon corps
confomemen Ia Section l20 de la Ghae de la Vile Peet
de aire vcndre Pencan ares png ours davis dams
ocielle conat nveer SJoseph de IN
la Lbea des biocs carries de
mite de mons de de arge de eng
plus IL pouces de large IL pouces de long,
de 10 pouces spaseu Les dts bocs devront de
premiere quae de granite les cotds les angles ct lie haut
ben ale dc raniere former surface une Giant poses
ct 10 tout former pavage eompacte.
dit payage iagonaemen base de anae
sable u grayo de Lonre puis couche
uuare pouces sable gavos de Lones surface les
Joints ben remp ct ben assn par rouleau
nab perres de bordue de qatre pouees depaisseu
sont fes quand 10 voyer de y vile ngea neeessae de
changer les vieles perres ain de faire bon
Les peres de bcrdues sur les denx cotes de Ia Soph
de Nouveeev In Iiberte seront alevees veees
me halteur suane pour aeouleent eaux ct les
quees 6levees ct payees en- perres plates.
de pieres
plates yiere u Nord de premiere quate ct de
quatre peds de large les perres devront etra de deux
pieds de large. quare peds de long ct mons de six
spasseu reesees au en en- declnant uqnsu pa
wage.
j.. W. Stanton, Leeds 4 Co.,
Chs. ]. Leeds.
Nouselle- Orleans, ie % fsyrier 1850.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
m2 LAVISH Secretaire du Bmeaa des Asst. Aldermen.
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PETETIONS---OFFICIAL.

NEW ORLEANS january Is, 1860
TO the Honorable the Common Cornell
Of the city Of New Orleans; 4
spesifay shaweth that the majority required by The city
body pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller sell
notice in the Journal the for
both sides Of First street, Water street Apollo
street. The work 70 be done in accordance specifications Of
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
GPALDING,s PREPARED GLUEs
sPALpTNGs PREPARED GLgEl
sPALDING,s PREPARED aLUEi
Save the Pieces! ~

&c o o NJ VI Is O II l
RIA Stitch in Time Saves Nine."-eA
As accidents happen weegulated families 1t is
very desirable cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford to be
without it. It always ready and up the sticking point
Therei longer necessity for lmpn chairs spntered
headess dolls and broken cradles Is Just the article
cone she'll other ornamental work. popular with Ia
dies of refinement and TASTE
This preparation is nsed cold being chemically
held solution possessing all the valuable qualities of the
eue be used in the place of ord
nary muciage. being vastly more adhesive.
sUsEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE."
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, Is cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY C. SPALDIHG & CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Put Dealers in Gases containing four eight
dozsn-e beautiful Lhosrsph shewGard accompanying each
package
H9-A single bottle Of sPALDIEG,S PREPARED GLUE
win save ten times Its annually every household -a
Sold by all prominent staoes Druggists. Hardware and
Furniture Dealers. Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE. when making up their list It viii stand
any climate. iais Iy&w
8e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-16

70 the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
NENTLEMEN-The undersigned owners
NJ property fronting Bourbon street. Canal
panads petlton honorable body
pnhc auction, after days notice in the official Journal the
CONTRACT for paving with blocks Bourbon street. from
Canal 10 Eplanade and for raising the sidewalks
each side, and paving the same with flag stones.
The whole work To be performed In conformity with the spec
iheations OF the City Surveyor.
Pro r. d. Shepherd, Henry Shepherd
w. A. Gasqnet.
+, Garders, Pres. Opera House, 1914 feet
Aaron Harris 80 -
G. Holdeeted 60
James Grinishaw, 30
Augustus Reichard, 10
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen.
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Y zoo RIVER
YAZon RIVER PACKET

p YAZOD RIVER PACKET.-U, a,
~ - Nail Line-vcksbnrg, Greenwood and Taiahat-
chic river packet seamer Prince, Edwin s.
Butler. MASTER connection with the steamers
Lafourche and Vicksburg. All freight shipped 70
Taahatche River the above steamers will
go through without detention. =
The magnificent passenger steamer Prince, leaves
vicksbrg above, the arrival Of the half train
Of and the steamer LIN fourche e Yeksbug, every
Monday evening" for SaiaIa Yazoo City Wolf Lake
Tchula Silver Greek. Barona Head Of Honey Island Shell
Bluff Sidon Cranes Landing, Rising Sun Humphrey Land
ing. Cufeo Becks Ferry. Greenwood Point Ieore ali
landings Talaaatchie river Returning the Prince viii
yicksbnrg time with the half A. NJ
for Jackson Norton Canton Orleans
also with the packets for Memphis Louisville and ST.
the vicksburg and Lafouche New Orleans aud
intermediate landings.
An business entrusted 10 this boat will with prompt
ton.
yIRGINrUs q. DESTzEI4,
al6 Advertising Agent.
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED owners of property


fronting Joseph street. from New Levee street
Rampant thence down the side Of the Canal to Liberty
street. most respectfully petition Honorable body agTeeab
section no. City Charter to sell at public auction after
twenty public notice. the contract for grading and paving
ST. Joseph street. from New Leyee to Liberty street. with
granite blocks than inches wide by twelve inches
long than twelve inches wide By eighteen inches long
nor less than ten inches thick.
Said blocks be Of best quality Of granite having the Sides
ends and we dressed As to form an even surface when
laid, and to be good solid work.
Said pavement laid dagonay four inches Of sharp
London gravel with coating dressing when mid
inches of sharp and London gravel the joints 10 be
properly filled and rolled with suitable roller Until well settled
The four inches thick to be furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite to change the old curb
ing In order to make substantial work.
THE curbstonc on both sides Of Joseph from New
Levee Liberty be raised and graded to proper height
and level free the streets of water in the
most speedy and the sidewalks be raised and tagged
The at the Intersection Of al the streets TO be
laid North river Tagging and to be four feet wide, the
stone be feet wide four feet long and less than
inches thick be raised In the center and graded to the
road pavement.
Leeds Il Co., j. W. Stanton,
Chas. Leeds.
New Orleans. February %, 1860, -
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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Ssipyilrg sattllistlas.
ErrScExf 0rrrcr, No. 10 Camp Erect,
ETA Wednesday, Morning, May is. 1850.

Cleared Yesterday.
ship Benarea, Hinckley, for Liverpool,
sSs5 An j IA Ashbridge & Nephew
Creevy b Farwell
flIlp Anss yVasaburn, Nichols, fol Gothenburg and
Y 8fecEhplm: CKeevy & Farwell
lBark Nashua, Gage, far Cardenas, NJ ] Dewey &eo
8ehr Black Sqnall Dennison, for Pensacola, in
ballsst, Goldenbow b Lesparre
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans:
GENTLENIEN-The undersigned, owners
N Of property fronting Grod street. Levee 10 ST.
Paul most respectfully petition your Honorable body
agreeaby section I'D City Charter sell public
tion after twenty days public notice. contract for grading
and paving GiTod street. from New Levce street.
with granite blocks not less than inches twelve
inches long, than twelve inches wide eighteen inches
long, less than ten inches thick. s
Said blocks be of the best quality granite having the sides
laid and TO be good solid work.
Said to be laid diagonaiy of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing laid
of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel
properly filed and rolled with suitable settled
The usual curb stone four inches thick furnished
the City Surveyor may think requisite change the old
ing, in order TO make substantial work.
The curbseDes both sides of Grod street. New evee
Paul be raised graded proper height and
level in such free the of
speedy and the sidewalks be raised and tagged
The crossings the intersections of all
with the best North river Tagging and be four wide
used to be two feet wide four feet long
six inches thick 10 be rnieed in the CENTER graded the
road pavement.
ALI. Penn O. W. Can1rnack
New Orleans, February % 1860.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary OF this Board of Assistant Aldermen
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Steamship Orizaba, Place, I'm ndianola via Gal
n " weston, u G Harris sBerwfek's Bay.
Ship Express; Frost fra Havre March S0th, to
Gsmnsack 81 Converse Sd dist, 81.
Bafk Annie H0lgman, Hyler, I'm Liverpool 10th
e AZ lEsfch, 70 fnasfHr- LIST dist, 10
Bail Kiaxinss LoyeIl, s days fin Matanxass to PUG
III HFdtfeFHs--2d dist. 49,
B1fk Brilliant, Hjgsbee I'm Boston, to Creeyy q
FarNslI PowdsrhousH.
steannbonsa.
Madison HobpIe, fm Cincinnati.
~ F3Yfns Cloud, Davis, I'm st LouiS.
S N Eapides Dowty, fm Alexandria.
Rack City, Moore, I'm Wilmington.
Little H&llie. (new9 Williams, fm Louisville.
6# III Col g. IA Judaon, Harrison, I'm Trenton.
4E Kenner Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Alabama, Boasdman, FIN Mobile.
Imperial, Rogers, fin st Louis
Music Bngaa I'm Lafourehe.
1870 Texas Ranger, Radovich, I'm Lower Coast.
81 81 Atlantic. McGill, fm Louisville. Yea
Eastport, Wood, I'm Paducah.
ToWbpAt Anglo,Sax0n, Dhke, from the PASSES
rs toWed down and to sea on the 9th inst ship
John Carver and bark N Curwin-- brought
Rs 81 ap ship Express and bark Annie Hodgman.
T0xb0at Victoria, Grant, from the Passes -towed
down and to sea on the 8th inst, ships
G A stamIer and Express, bark Enea came
I n up Eight.
Mowhoat q Vanderbilt. Wright, from tho Passes
foHed down and to sen on the 10th inst, schr
Stephen Taber brought up barks Aiexna
and Brilliant.
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Receipt. Of Produce.

EINCINNATI Per steamer Madison AIS bxs
candaas I'll igkins butter Jno I Adams &co-l8 bhds
bacon iz9 bbls whisky j Cohnoly Gco-- 4 hhds To-
bAeco Wan Crafts II cks sides 30 ties hams 80
bxs cheese ID firkas butteg q /, Dolsen Il Son 4f
40 Is shbls eggs r Dcl Ronaio.- Isl nkes beer to
q Fischer Il hhds tobacco Gunfher. Rodewaid b
6bla Nhlsky B Gedaes-- n do 10 bxs hams SO fir.
k5ns butter Grlsn Byrnes &co- ID bbls whisky 10
5es aas q Aennsay e frkins butter to
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.
For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THUN NTVJ ANTI LdTNEN n u

For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGU.
49, Alsr Passenger Packet Steamers Jas. Woods.
lsA$aAf.57sW Boyd. master .Ins: job ns9n Jesse
New Orleans for Nashville and all nterme
diaie landings foows
JAS Woods, Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY, March III
at o'clock. p. NJ
JAS. johnson, Johnson master. SATURDAY, March 81,
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, SATURDAY, April at 8
o'clock, P. NJ. "
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY. April H.
at O'Clock p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
Red Rover, Strong master leaves SATURDAY, April
o. at 8 O'clock. p, NJ.
jas. Woods, Boyd MASTER leaves SATURDAY, May s. at
s o'clock, p. N.
Jas. johnson, Johnson MASTER, leaves SATURDAY,
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY May 49,
JAS. Woods. Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY May &c,
at 5 O'Clock p. M.
JAS. johnson, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY,
June 2, al O'clock p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, june Q,
al o'clock, r. NJ.
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, June 6,
at o'clock. p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson. master, leaves SATURDAY,
June q, al s o'clock, r NJ
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, june
at o'clock, P. NJ,
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July 7,
al o'clock, p. NJ.
Passengers and shippers rely these boats leaving
puDctualy according to the above schedule For freight
B. DUFFIELD, Agent
m1at VI II f'amp street.