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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
Excursions.
T,HE GREAT EASTERN.
Il SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY.
The Great Eastern steamship John Vine Hau commander

T,HE GREAT EASTERN.
i SPECIAL Z ANN0UNCEMENT.
The Great Eastern steamship John Vine Hsn commander
WI E7cEssIoN 8sas IS TRIP TO CAPE MAY AND RETURN
MONDAY: july % :. I ssse. 80 .,, ? NJ T.,
Returning 4tEsbiS 5siSi S'Rs HiI sR sss
This hs: BEEN @ ssasd With % Of sord
oDits 0ppSrtu,y Of witnessing in ope:on the ,s TSys
Ing by practical experience her admirable sailing and see quail
hs psnd day in the hight Of the season at one Of
the most 'iS1SVsSi DoD%ShTTs .fs sRATEp BANDS
lB0th Military and Cotilonl
MEALS and rs may BE- on board
Excursionists mu,s be board ISLAND BELLE,
foot q %. later than ?. a. or E r. % %a.m, b,
ConpspS No 50 Bosdw.y and !. the ticket Office on the
only Will Ss furnished gentlemen In Ia. daer
ens compartments and decks Of the ship fOT weh there VIII
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
J. SCHEDULE OF PLEASURE TRIPS
eRH%F e 9oiFd e. RAsTERN, 'st%sHiP
The sIR%Ss RsS sft ft2i ARs Hail. COM
"'nd'' WI" saTf sSa Fsf Has
"'''''' p'''o ofD POINT COMFORT
ANNAPOLIS LIS ROADS,
landing '1'aiSHis S6SySIs Iyss'1 suS s1s BaSohE
arriving of Old Point Comfort Friday evening.
VIII leave Old Point on SUNDAY MORNING. Aug. S, at
O'clock arriving at Annapolis Roads Sunday afternoon, and
Baltimore Sunday evening.
Excurionsts thus leave NewYork Thursday evening
enjoy ride Of 500 miles by day and night the Great
Eaern steanng the Chesapeake by daylight spend the
night In Baltimore and reach NewYok via Philadepha) by
railroad on Monday evening, Aug 6.
James River to Richmond and with the at Norfolk and
Poitsmouth for all Points South and South West.
DUDWORTH'S SPLENDID MILITARY BAND
WIN accompany the excursion and remain board during the
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS will be furnished at moder
ate charge - -
Fare Newly 10 Old Point Norfolk and Portsmouth So
Fare from New York to Baltimore. ore................
Old Point Comfort 10 Annapolis Baltimoe.
EXCURSIONlSTS MUST BE ON BOARD ON THURSDAY
AT5PM.
Tickets will be ready Tuesday Adams Co.'S Express
Office No. SO Broadway where plans of the cabins be
and staterooms secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
how Ready:
CLAy VERY IN ii S L o Il :

COUNT GUkOwsET.
vol limo. Cloth. Price FL .
The work Of Slavery distinctive social alsesse "a
all tes and patOns beginning with slavery among tne seen'
Egyptians down This work the result Of ex
tensiye ind will be found Of great 70 ~ sss
~ and inytlusb 10 Republican speakers and wners
Address b. BI'RDlCK, Publsher
No I45 Nassau It, New.York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE are anxious
n 10 hnd suite OF thme FURNISHED ROOMS with
BOARD sIs.y private family IN this city. where they
meet with sonsena young company and enjoy the comforts Of
taken For such accommodations the advertiser would be will
lug 70 psSa good remuneration References to highest
seecby given and expected No boarding house keeper need
waste paper by replying Address stating particulars, "AD
NEhTISERp Boz iS3 Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
JosEPR D00DY. DAVID MONTGOMERY
JOHN STANLEY.

Card.-The HENDl1E HUDSON ASSOCIATION
would respectfully usls to Mrs r. c. Coffin Of Bel
mont Hall New Brighton Staten Island FOR her generous tfsst
Of the Association snd the ladies connected thnre"h
after The accident which tsppened the boat upon the evening
JOHN j. SHAW, President
DAVID J. OAKLEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

American Institute Farmers Club meets aa. Sa N
ros Of the Institute the Cooper Building on MoNDAf
Juy 20 at noon Subjects: "Wine, Corn, Bactbees and
Ladies and strangers always welcome
Admission free to all. H. MEioS, Secy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIVISION, No. IL s. Of
r. viii hold public meeting, THIS EVENING, at Mission
chapel No 02 Centre where alcoholic beverages and their
degrading influence society, will be fully discussed Com
mence at s clock j. SIMPSON President
French's Conicai Washing Machine-Unequaed
and Price only $40 Depot No 49 Broadway
corner Csnas. Agents wanted IN all parts Of the United
States Send for Circular Address Box No Zo P9st Ohee
New York City. r H. fRkNCh.
Wide-AwHke Clubs through the country can obtain. at
the lowest price, UNIFORMS and TORCHES adopted by the
New-York and Brooklyn Bataions. Address T. A. MANN,
Rooms Of the Young Mems Republican Union $50 Broadway
Steamship Great Eastern ;=SPECIAL NOTICE
The ship will 70 In the stream MONDAY MORNING, July
30 preparatory to starting for Cape May Excuronists will
en6s,f in sman steamers from foot Of Hammonds tfree OF
charge) every half hour from IL o'clock until p no.
Steamship Great Eastern,
EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY.
Berths be furnished to Gentlemen well
as Lsdes Application made the Office Of the ADAMS
EXPRESS Co. No. SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
NJOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.--The onIv Daily

NOTICE to OADVERTISERS.-Th only Daily
Paper Published st tho Canadian Seat of Governmeut
THE QUEBEC MORNING CHRONICLE. III taken in al
mott every family IN Quebec and circulstes largely in Eastern
expected on the vs Of the Prince Advertisers will and THE
CHRONICLE an excellent medium psy chrTTnis: g.
yertising made Known application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE AMERICAN PHRENOLOGICAL JOUR

Wife Poisoner Deacon John Phhps the Hon Townsend
Harris Minister to Japan with Biographical and Phreno9sc
Sketches Clergymans Experience Combe's Moral Phre
noogy Absence Of Mind Physical Culture and other articles
OF interest Ten cents number; One Dollar year
FOWLER WELLS, No aO8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

GREAT EASTERN.
VI EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY ,an,r,,
nv III, .teauer ISLAND BELLE, from ehe war fcot OF ttsn
nord t They are requested be board m on MON
DAY sh us; AZ hich the steamer viii leave the wharf
vI,HE new and swift Steamboat THOMAS z.
WAY y eSys fJr uy 20 and sseOnpanI 0Ii he
EASTERN down The SrIow. giving psi.snss .5on ssw Of
0c.p Az SIC aud rvfsshment on board Fare % cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

CEA-SIDE READING.-GO where you will,
~ nowadays and you find somebody who has seen some
body who KNOWS person that has read Rutedg The old
trick of disputed authorship has made another hit and the book
sells Not having taken the trouble 10 read Rutedge our
sev speak definitely It's merits bot certainly
think friends might find profitable readus for the
side than ultraenimenta novels OF course wan
tween the humo style writing and the and
branch Of the periodical press splendid specimen OF this
dunn the and sentimental new story by the
Or AN OcKAy LovBCHAsEn At TO-DAY the issne Of
THE NEWYORK MERCURY containing the opening Of this
delightful novelette, will be ready the public and proph
for il unparalleled hit"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
Nmusenaents.
RARNUMs AMERICAN xUSEUM..
cpvxrrsaTTpN lHoyt

A BETTER BILL op.1TTRAcrroNs AZ HSsrroNs THAN EvIH
Who cen fail TO zee this great
COMBINATION OF WONDERS and NOvELIlk4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY 80, 1860.
"DLuZENl I NEVER GO DERE r-New

eIs nave become 20 .hoiougey I ..;cIss lsf
week hundreds OF despang citizens 10 the watering
where hstiens the half shell to Leep them rom
death by inanion The Great Eastern has become common
plaee the Zousvss have from horrible murdeIe
have lost their attraction; and the Prince OF Wales tare
much longer among the Capadsn ruas he won't draw when
he here. But and perfectly stunning sensation Is
Of the sesson-snd only NewYok but also the
nces win seize upon with ayidy Is origin viii be new
sHELL-HUETER; Or, An OCEAN LOVE- CHASE" In which
the enaInoIed Katrne viii become one Of the girls we read
sbou aud laugh every serious thought the SEN
tmenial incidents Of the bewching Karne has
natural dread of the ses-"Btzen never go all
powerful love sends her adventurous Ocean Love-
Chsse This seasonabe luxury Of literature viii be commenced
In THE NEW-YORK MERCURY, ready at noon today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

TT,O AMATEURS Of FINE HORSES.,.,,t,sss 20: SO
pair.' % and i've wsIitrsined SADDLE HORSES s~s
bred Sold low Corner OF sd-sv and we'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

AN OCEAN LOVE CHASE.-lt is in the Sum-
"A that love plunge into the Sea Sail upon
OCEAN LovECHAsE"-the New Sea Romance by NED BUNT-
LNEakes where always summer-to the romantic
best four cent weekly publshed--THE NEW-YORR
MERCURYhsve treat in this sparkling aud delicious
story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

DARIs, LONDON, and NEW-YORK MEpao oaxIIoo
II CAL ADVISER and PHYSIOLOGICAL w n G
LAWRENCE No IVe,ey A.ter House se STATE: msnt.
certain treatment for Nervous Debility oea % and pGinlss
temsnt Unattended by k The 9. c ups sa1 md Sur
aS A,tboI kc No CAT Broadway up stairs ss,,da1
Eo a m /, m and evening" from 70 % S nooasr
and Sunday. See The hundreds o. 'e''iH'''A'
boob
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

EXCURSION DOWN the BAY to WITNESS
IL the DEPARTURE Of the GREAT EASrERN.-Tho Har-
lem and Spuyten Duyysl Nav Co.'S TIGER will leave
the Century House Kngsbridgs MONDAY Joiy s At
D. m stopping Fordham Landing, Morris Dock Tomnsons
Woods Beh Bridge Mscombs Dam, Harlem 1Oth-st, and
Peckslip-esvng Harlem at 30 and PeckslP at 2oo NJ
and thence the Bay afoding fine opportunity of viewing
the Great Ship motion Fare for this excursion 50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

EXCURSION of the GREAT EASTERN to
~ CAPE MAY
Tickets to be had at ADAMSS EXPRESS OFFICE, No. SO
Broadway and the TICKET OFFICE the WHARF foot
OF Hammondst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

EXCURSION to the "COAL FIELDS of
III PEkNSYLVANIA.r-The CENTRAL RAILROAD Of
NEW-JERSEY viii sell EXCURSION TICKETS during the
Summer through this region June Fare for the
Le,ve Courtlandt ct. at and m, IL and p. m.
Leave Pier No N K at II and Ill m, and 81 p M Apply
ior tickets at either place.
Ticket Agent, No. % Wslst
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25

The Two CIvILIzATIoEs.--A curious
commentary upon Mr.. Yaneey's argument
in Fsnsuil Hall is furnished by recent in.
cideut that happened in his own State Of
Alabama. Mr.. Yancey comes all the way
from Alabama to preach to US here the
great doctrine of the equal rights Of oil citi.
zens of the United States under the Con.
stitution. He 10 courteously received and
is gladly permitted to make public his SEN
timents.
On Saturday we publish ed a report Of bis
speech is Fsneuil Hall on the preceding
evening; and on the very same day we re-
ceived a call from VIM. J. Brewster, a
young gentleman born In this city and ,
resident Of Kingston in this State. who he,
just been forcibly bsnished from Alabsms
whittier he had gone in pursuance Of invi.
tstion and by contract, to teach school al
Some-ville, q town not very far, we believe
from Mr.. Ysnceys own residences. He 4
man Of respectsbility and culture, will
very satisfactory recommendations ss ,
teacher, and suffering from pulmonary
complaint which would have made q resi-
dence at the South particularly sgreeabl,
TO him, and the symptoms Of which are 8,
obvious as naturally to excite ths sym
Ps,by of kindly persons. L Boston Dali!
Advertiser.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25

Judge Bates on Manual Labor
Judge Bates, in q speech commsmora,ing
the death Of young member Of the St
Louis bar, referred to the great mortality o
the profession, and added:
ALLOW me to suggest that there 10 . lesson
connected with this fact, which II would bs
we'll for u 10 heed. We are too attentive
In our sc.ivs and busy pursuits Tor fame and
wealth-ws are too little sttentivs to ire
keeping Of "ssund mind in . sound body. I"
We sacrifice the one thing In the hope oi
raising the other. will state, so far a.
regards myself, that for nearly forty years
(snd believe have laboTsd - much a.
any man ought to lsbor.) have made It a
rule to work from one to three hours each
day In the garden; and thus, though my star
has long eliminated, and ! am going down
the Western slope OF lifo with increasing
impetus, I find myself In a good state Of
health, and ! attribute II 10 the fact that
have exercised my arms to labor In tilling
tho earth on small scale; and advise al
my young friends to DO the same thing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25

Heslthy human Blood upon being Analysed al
IL ways presents US with the same essential
elements. and gives Of course the True Standard.
Analyze tie Blood OF person suffering from con-
sumption. Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, Scrofalh,
10, and we find In every instance certain defici.
encies in the red globules OF Blood Supply these
deficiencies, and you are made we'll. The Blood
Food 10 founded upon this Theory--hence its as
tonishing success. There are Five Preparat tions
adapted TO the deficiencies of the Blood In differ
cnt diseases For Coughs, colds, bronchitis, .or
any affection whatever ofihe Throat or Lungs in
Guiding consumptiou, use No. !. which 70 also the
No. for Depression ofSplrts, Loss OF Appetite and
tor oil chronic comsia fnts arising from over.use,
genera debility and nervous piostrauon. No. Q,
tor Liver complaints, No. Tor DYSPEPSIA. Being
already prepared for absorption isiakn by drops
and carried Immediately into the circulation, so
that what you gain you retain The No 10 for
female irreg hysteria, Weaknesses &c.
See special directions for this. For salt rheum;
Eruptions scrofuious. kidney and bladder compIa.
intsi take No 5. In all cases the directions must
BE- strictly followed Price Of the Blood Food Sl
per bottle- Soldby CHURCH g. DUPONT,
No l09 Broadway; New York
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. Oh Marcos decls99iy
II PArrrasox, Agent, Ct, Clairsvills, Ole.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25

ARE you A DiMocPATl Well, let US tel
you bi. of story. We will call no names
The other day, on old Democrat. who hat
always stuck to his party, through good re
por. and evil report. said;
"lve always been Democrat, and an
about tired Of il. I don't believe the Demo
cratic party stands where II did ten year
ago and am going to vote Tor Old Abe"
"Vote for the niger partyl" said a Doug
las Demo crpt.
"Wsil," replied the other, al voted fol
Pierce when there was no nigger excite
ment, all quiet, and after he got In 1t wal
all Niger. ] voted for old Buck, and il hai
been Niger, MeaER, Niger, all ih,
time. and now Pll try q change. IN give
the Republicans u turn any how; Il cam
be any more niger than It has been, and
II may be great deal less."-( Irentor
Register. D
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25
Don't Trust the Democracy any
L.nger


A contemporary very iruthlully remarks
that during the past eight years, and since
they have been in possession o! The Geoerol
Government, tho Democracy ''ha,e tailed
10 pass one bill for the bene6i oi any great
nationsl interest. On the contrary they
have defeated every qooe measure the Re-
pubiicans have proposed.
They defeated the Homestead Bill.
They defeated the Pacific Railroad Bill.
The, have defeated the Overland California
Mail Bill.
They have defeated the bill to abolish
Polygamy in Utah.
They defeated the bill to repeal the un.
constitutional slave code Of New Mexico.
They defeated the bill 20 admit free Kan.
sns.
They did introduce slavery into Kansas
Nsbraska, and oil Of New Mexico, and in
the two former refused to let the people
vote il out.
They did create national debt of $780,.
100000.
They did wink at the slave trade.
They did reprimand a Naval officer for
srresting the expedition of Fillibuster Wal.
ker after sending him to do it,"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25

0SrA certain judge was once obliged to
double with an lrishman In q crowded hotel
when the following conversation ensued:
"Pst, you would have remained a long time
10 the old country before you could have
slept with judge, would you noti" ayes
yer homer" said Pat, "snd l think yer
honor would have been long time In The
oald country before ye'd been Judge, too. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25

6TAt tbe close Of q volunteer parade at
Dundee. one Of the corps sccostsd rather
practical townsman with, "Mr. A., why
don't you join our corps" "Havnt GO,
time for such exercises" replied Mr.. A
- "Tias1 espostulatsd the warrior,
"do you tiink It will be lime when an
enemy appears on the coastl" III that case"
smbguously replied Mr.. A., "you will
ind me a. nimble a. any Of YOU"
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
Yanceyisll.

II is said that II. A. Hunter one OF the
Srceders from the Charleston Convention
made the following remark in the town of
Alexandria:
"I.ET THE UIIoy co TO I'LL.
Elf | had the power, | would dissolve
this government in two minutus."-J r.
liorg0R.
"Lct us break up this rotten, sinking,
nd oppressive government. '-GcH.
Gayle.
"Rcsistanccl Resistance !! to death
against TIE government is>what We want
now"
DarM HHbL0rL
Break up and dissolve this rotten Yam
kcc govcrmnent.'-J ID. +. Williams.
"Let the union rip.'-R ID. Gaylc.
"My voice is for war"-G. ID. ,Joacs.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
ESTRAYED.

Taken Mp and estraycd before me justice Of
OF the Peace of Annacoco Ward, by Joseph w
Moore living on Liberty Creek One SORREL
HORSE, about Is hands high, and about nine
years old, having white face and large knot
ON one of his hind legs no brand visible, appras-
ed by john G. Cayannaugh and Joseph w.
Moore, TO be worth in cash fifteen dollars.
Now therefore the owner Of said ostrav, will
please come forward and prove property, pay
Charges, and take him away within sixty days, or
he viii BE- dealt with according to law
J. L. TURNER, J. p.
Oct i.2-Oip
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
ESTRAYED.

VAKEN Up by \. Jones and brought before
1 J. T.. Turner, one of the Justices of the
Peace in and for the Annacocp Ward one stray
OK, marked thus: crop and halt crop in his
right ear and undrr-bit in the left, branded with
an on lis righ, hip, and has a I ON his right
horn, and is sway backed; is mostly white, with
some black spots on his neck, and his ears are
black. Appraised by john Cavanaugh and J. T.
Roberts to bc worth twenty dollar4in cash The
owner of said OK will please come forward. prove
property, pay charges and TAKE him away, or he
will he dealt with according to law.
JAMES f.. TURNER, j. i.
Oct. 13-2m
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
Ne " BUTCHER Y.
FINkLE q LYONS
Sewing Machines.

EN1E UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
n inform the citizens OF Alexandria and the
parish generally, that he has arrived with a full
supply of the crlrqratcd Finklc IL Lyons Sewing
Machines. aud will keep the same constantly on
hand will state to the public that they fully
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction, else 80 PAY.
They can be- seen in full operation by applying
ut my depot in the rear of the Count House Square
liberal share If the patronage Of the public
is respectfully solicited.
aug i.i-tf JOHN S. CALHOUN
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
TELEGRAPIlIC NEWS.

SALEM, MASS, Oct - \ fire broke ont in
this city which destroyed III" franklin building,
containing several largr stores.
BoSroN, Oct 22--By an arrival at this polj,
We learn that tn" ship Black Hawk. from Ca'cui-
"a for Boston before reported as missing, was lost
in the Bay Of Bengal. All hand, persisted.
W,sJrNGroH, Oct. 22-From forty to fifty
bids have been received for the ten million Gov
eminent loan. With the exception Of Mcssrs.
Riggs 4 Co., Of Washington, there arr no bidders
South of Philadelphia.
Tn" whole ngrrcgatc bids amounts 10 less than
eleven millions, 1T premiums ranging from to
So-Ioo IF per ccntum.
The largest amount biz was by Rigs q Co., Of
Washington, for two million eight hundred thou
sand
rETLADELPU, Oct 22-The official State
majority for Curtin, tn" Black Republican candi-
dat" for Governor, is 32,o92.
NEW YORK, Get, 22.-Mr. Dwight, United
States Commissioner, has returned from Havana.
lr;in~ in lis possession the testimony of V. !.
Fowler, cX-rostmastnr Of this city, rclatiu. to
Law and Conovcr, his s,irctcs.
PORTLAND, Mi. Oct 22.-TEc Prince Of
Wales ind his suite sailed for their home Oh last
Saturday afternoon.
Election OC8JEiscei States ScaaiovG.
SALEM, OREGON, oct. 2.-Bo;h branches of
lhc Legislative Assembly lave elected J. v.
I,snith (D1urla4 D,morra) l. : S,rator for
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

State Of Observation-Disclosures Court,
Parish If Rapldcs.
No. 69G9.-Iaclaria Richardson
y Office is hereby given to al whom It may
Y concern, to show cause, within thirty day,
from the date hereof, why the final account pre-
sem, by the Administrator should not be aypyo-
we'd ard homologa..d.
Clerk, Office, Alexandria, the 5th day Of Octo-
Der, l-G0.
By order Of ;hr Court,
G. LABAT,
Oct g i7Gc-tf.. Clerk,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
N o Il | G f.

I'O the Stock Subscribers of the Ia
. central Stem of the Mississippi and
The Directors of this company having Z
contract on the 18th of last month with Ir
nhamplin for the building of eighty miles
Road from the Atchafalaya River TO Cot
terms that is satisfactory.
The subscribers are notified and rooms
pay hve per cent of the am,,.. Il of their IN,
tons ON demand to A. G.. Pearce ESQ. the
urer; ten per cent for the first of Nove,nber
ten per cent on the first of December ner
ten Per cont ON the first of January next.
Prompt collections are necessary ana A
SUBSCRIPTIONS are respectfully solicited for M
motion OF this important enterprise.
aug I'll II. BOYCE, Presid
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
IpEGILAR RED RIVER PACK o-,-. .

} OCULAR RED RIVER PACK IT,
u a ET-Thc new and magnificent - = =! ~
first class passenger pnckct DE SOTO,
ii. II. Beard, Commander, Geo Il. Rcmer, Clerk,
will run as a regular packet between New Or
leans and Shreveport Grand Bayou, CoSlatta
Chute, Canpto, Grand Ecorc, S. Maurice Mont
"om"Ty, Co;Il", AlcXaudria, Noruan's Barbin's,
and all intermediate landings.
She viii c"nnnrmc" her regular trips as soon rs
the water VIII permit, and continue Throughout
the season.
Dining the past summer :hc the D. Soto has
ben butt expressly for the Red River trade
Having sup ror accommodations, and for conf
fogt, salty and speed is not surpassed, hy any
boat IN tn" trade, the officers take this occasion
to solicit share If patronage.
\. B.-rar'icni'r attention pail 20 Plantation
and way business. Gctl3-Gs
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
n q Il | G. r
Low WATER PACKET.

IT, b. FOR Alexandria, and all mtcrmedi-
49, a. ate Landings the new light draught
passenger packet MORGAN NELSON, Geo. W.
Dillon, mister; Alex. Mitchell clerk, will make
regular tips as above. For freight or passage
apply on board. soP!2-f