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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05

DENSITY OF THE POPULATION OF PARIs.--such
is the crowded state Of the Paris thoroughfares
that the during the year five thousand persons
have been wounded and seven hundred killed, by
the vehicles Of all kinds which nl the streets and
render the crossing Of the latter almost impossible
TO pedestrians. The creation Of underground
railways and Of crossing bridges for foot passen-
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MosKY MATTERS IN NKw YoRk-The New
York Express OF last evening says: Sales Of Il per
cent Treasury aotes have been made this after
noon st per cent. premium at which they are
firmly held. Money tends toward lower rates on
commercial paper. We quote 9sl2 for best names
and hear Of a line passed much under per cent.
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GAS FITTING, &c.
DLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS

J.w. THOMPSON co.
Would call the attention of water takers to their
full assortment Of Fixtures necessary to its intro
fSfHsS %T%Hs %s%%Ek StSsaEfs,s sRS%n n n%S5RfHEk H
iron, M50us Ing Ir2n, i'ssd % and Gsivan!ssd e ed wa
ERS, RUBBER HOSE, 60.
Having superior advantages, with prsctioal
Knowledge, we are prepared to introduce Water
into dwellings with all the latest improven ents,
promptly, and at prices that esnnot fail to satisfy.
269 Penn. avenue,
no "a dtMar1 bet. 9th and 10th sts., south side.
WIN. DOVE co.
ARE Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored In the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
IL Store on 9Th street, q few doors north Of Pa,
avenue, where may be found complete assortment
OF fCH2NDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM and
WATER FIXTURES. Ia H-1y
w GAS IXTURES.
w f Have In store, and are dal y receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Desg ms
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market. We invite citizens general
ly to call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line lntrusted to our care
MYERS l. McGHAN
mar 5-n 316 ID street.
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n LOA X 8! C l. o A X 81
The Camilla, the Arab, the 6sribaldI,
The Romeo, the Zouave, the Albanas,
The Richard, the English Saok. the Ere ch Sack.
With many other new end beautiful sty;es in
Rept, Treco and French Beaver Cloth, in prices
from IS 30 to S23, to which ask the attention of
the ladies.
NO IL TAYLOR n HUTCHISON
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DATCHELoR's INIMITABLE HAIR DYR.
ID and sll frst-o, ass Toilet Articles. for sac at
GIBBs's Wig. Braid. and Cur Manu1sotcry, sta
fA aveune, nooE In - oe t$D
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH,

ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, n~
tends personally st has ofioc In this city .Sp&%rS
Many persons oan wear these teeth who ~-Ae
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling At my ofics can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th sts. Also, s01 Arch street, Phiedel
phla- 90 ID q
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

NoTIcs rs ER;YyHH5STTTIgS' 'Ty Sy,t =, tsS;
ably 70 the provisions OF the ordinance of tho Cor
porstion appJoysd Msy " 1880, the undersigned is
nov prep.red, "whenever res uired in writing, and
on pre- payment of the fes of fifty cents to inspect,
examine, test prove, and ASCERTAIN the accuracy Of
ts sSS 10 r HI be y,
and another, sealed and marked az true, will be
set IN i. place, If proved to be sScu.ats In ITS
and agaln put i'm position for use.
Once No. $40 Seventh street, tnear Odd Eel
-ows' Hall Open from q. ~. to p. m.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
~ l3-n Inspector and Seaer of Gas Motors.
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DENTAL CARD.

N DENTAL CARD.
profession. Ofhoe and house 81 +63 st~
third door east of Sixth. In addition tOSS@R
every other approved style, DR.: M. has act t~~S
teeth on vulosnIte Base for the last three years
and, from ex perence, knows n exce.s al Others
snd is one third less in Prloe than gold. HIS Old
patrons Of Wsshingtont Alsxandris, and 6eorfe-
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WArCHREPAIRING ANpsILvER WARE

have one OF the best establi shments, and fur
nished with complete set Of tools for repair N
ing every description Of fine Watches, and f1sl
particular attention give 70 the same, by ay11Sx
Thorough competent workman and a. work guaran-
tied Al.o, every descnp ION of standard SILVER
WARE PLAIN and ornamental, manufactur ed under
my own supervision, which my customers will find
far superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by deal in general and represented as their
own manufacture. III. o. HOOD,
ee6 23S Pa. avenue. near 9Th ~.
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A PEW PINE PIANOS FOR RENT BY AP
a plying esrly, Also. . asT ~ ies Of chlGksnns Z
.306 Pa. sy., bet. eth and 10Th sta:
Two Pianos foT rent ss oi per month. dss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05

DURE OLD RYE WHISKY FOR MEDI-
Il CINAL USE.
Price 81 pc, gallon or 50 cents pc, bottle.
The vast home and foreign demand We have for
this article sufficiently attesss Its purity and excel
lenoa Moreover II may be mentioned In this oon-
ne ~ nsa ~ otbse hr.nd. svs foSnd
the above most efhoacIons and happy in it's effects.
A liberal discount on the above prices made to
the trade. n EDWARD HALL,
Dealer in fne Wines and Liquors,
Family Groceries, 6e., OPP. Center Market,
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RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in this city BY G. sTOTT, 315 Pa. avenue
An H-ooly. 8IW

SsFss1AANks EMsT!sEk I aalE!EEsff Asg
a., pspsss oss Be- found sseTs sssIs and ci
in the Union, New York, Philsdslphis and Bait
immedistely on the arrival Of the trains. AL the
Monthly and Weekly Papere and magazlnes. Nov
New Year. Sole sgents for the Charleston Msr-
curry. GHE t oe0 ~
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Sfysef, BsfUse1 era asd l01k Sfrssfs.
We have Just finished q n9mesE Of fr.t-o..s
Wagons, Park Pheatcas, Fanstly Car G4
riaEss, ard Bsssses, which We viii sell 49,
q very small profit.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
of the business, We hstter ourselves that we know
fsotion, combining lfEhtness, comfort and dursblh
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 10
The shortest notice and most reasonable charges.
WALTER, KARMANN q B0PP,
Coechmakers, sucoessors 10 VIM. +. Hook
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w v Have just received the largest assortment
and now offer the most extensive ysrietyR RYYN
OF SOLE LEATHER LADIES, DRESS 6S1iI
VAiISES, CARPEf BAGS, sATCHELs, &c.
In this city, which we are selling at very lov
prices. WALL, STEPHENS a. CO,
oc 25 NJ S22 Ps. sveune.
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WOOD AND COAL.
TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC!
60 WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
TTRY IT! PROVE IT. KNOW IT!1
TRY WHAT?
III Try the PIONEER MILLS, and buy your
PROVE WHAT?
III Prove that you oan get your WOOD there
o,eeper than elsewhere In the city and then you
KNOW WHAT?
O Know that ron get GOOD MEASURE and
the very best of WOOD for less money, Cur
SPLIT, AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
CALL AT THE
PIO ~ Z K r MIL LIS!
. SIGN OF TIE Blue FLAGSTAFF,
eoUTHwEsT CORNER SBvENTH ST. AND CANAL
q (South Of the Brldge.E
no ls GEORGE PAGE, AGENT.
w A N ID
G o 4 h
possible rates.
T. j. & w. M. GAIT,
Ofioe 2s2 Pa. av., between llth and 18th sts.,
ma l1-u north side
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T CARRIAGES.
HE Subfcrfber havlng made oddtuona 70 HI
fsotory, making It now one Qfthe larrestA b
II the District, where hls fscilities for
WAGONS OF ali kinds cannot be surpassed, end
from has long experience in ths bunness, he kopo
70 give general satisfActlon.
An kinds Of Csrriasss and Light Wagons kept On
Al REPAIksnsat dsns, and sll orders prsnpt
d-isli Carriages taken in sxshanR tsrssv
s.ss. AsDkEM ItoYQE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05

SI0 GUTTA PERCHh, PAINT AND SI0
ClS PUTTY. OlH
HAMILTON, BRO. & CO'S,
No. 512 SEVENTH STr
10 the place TO find the celebrated q utta Percha
Roofing and Paint, Also, q general assortment of
House Painting Materials.
Painting in ali its branches executed with DIS
patch and on reasor able terms. Mixed Paints al
ways on hand and for sale, with bucket ans brush
for Old Glazing or Job Work Of any kind viii be
prom pity attended to-
no 81 a121PUTrY IS DowN.-sI2
HOW E'3 3IMPROvEDW w EI6H 6HIN6 SCALES
most simple, durable and reliable scales ever put in
sse. Firstolas premiums have besn awarded then
BY the United States Fair and Virginia Agicultural
Society; Virginia State Agricultural Fair; Franklin
Institute Fair, Pennsylvania; New York State Fair;
exhibited they nave received first eiase premiums
For % 81 Louisiana avenue, Depot Of Siller's
Chi. ed Iron Safes.
de is-iy e. C. PATTIsON. Assnt-
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ApkEJNscso fpFkHEJNsc soR aiEgFhsTEESNHs TiEF sMTESHs WosR., .;P q
kibraIy sheep, price ss, By mail; Psrtons lie ol
yaeksca, vcls. cloth, price Ss, by mail; Ccnduct
mail. The usual hesvy discount gwen in al cur
bound books. deA
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-07-25

1t is believed that not over Is or 20
pieces of artillery, and two batteries, have
certainly been captured.
1t is beliesed that Mr. Ely, member of
Congress from New York, was captured
by a Rebel troop of cavalry. As he was
attempting to escape, he was shot in the
shoulder
Gen. Mcdowell was 10 the rear of the
retreat, exerting himself to rally his men,
but only with partial success.
The Rhode Island Battery was taken
BY the rebels at the bridge across Bulls
Run, where their retreat was cnt off.
Their horses were all killed
It is reported that the Black Horse Cav
airy made an attack on the retreating
army, when the latter turned and fred,
killing all but six of the assaulting party.
Three New York Fire Zouaves, who
were scouting in the advance, huut-
ed the rebels on the sly, ike squirrels
among the bushes, and chalked down 26
as positively killed by them.
The New York list came upon rihed
gun. 1t lost eight men, but in return
killed the whole of the Is rebels secreted
At last accounts the Rebels were en-
gagged in ransacking the bodies Of the
dead. Until this work is performed, they
have do time to attempt pursuit
BegThe Army reports are so confused
and contradictory tnat it is impossible to
give much that can be said to be reliable.
1t is evident that great fear rules some Of
the reports and that a panic has seized
upon the men and the reporters also
There is a feeling of suspicion manifested
towards Patterson, they think if he had
done his duty the trouble would have
been avoided. The panic was the result
Of the attraction caused by the hasty re
treat Of spectators and baggage wagons.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-07-25

No my friends, have no doubt as -
the issue it cannot be that our govern
ment HIS yet attained to the zenith of it.
glory. ] See no reason why a nation ;f
its government is founded on right prin
ciples, and those principles adhered 10
may not go on increasing in power and
glory until the end Of time. Yea, I be.
Ieye that such may be the case, but +
believe also there is only one foundation
on which such nation can be built, and
that foundation is the Christianity of tho
BIBLE. There is one law, the obedience
10 which would prove rock upon which
the freedom and happiness OF nation
might rest secure, and that law is the law
proclaimed by our Savior, that rock is the
unperverted religion of Christ and | am
glad that our government is superior in
its inception, and organization as regards
this matter to any nation that has hereto
fore existed in the history cf the world,
and this is my hope for the future.
remember the nations of old-Cartb-
age, which ruled Africa even beyond the
Pillar of Hercules; | remember heroic
Greece with its many powerful empires
and which is even now glorious in its very
ruins Rome, rising from obscurity to
greatness and grandeur absorbing the
world and that all these were at tunes
possessed of tho highest morality and
the sternest virtues Of which heather phi.
losophy could boast, but they had not the
Bible as their guiding star and they have
all passed away. Let us hope then, yea,
let US believe, that our country is yet in
It's Infancy as regards the greatness and
glory that is to be revealed. Let us be-
licve that the glorious stars and stripes.
which has already waved victorious over
so many battle fields, shall still wave tri-
umphant from one end of the land to the
other. IF this emblem of our national
prosperity is loved, cherished and protec-
ted at home, 1t will be honored and re-
spected abroad, and beneath its ample
folds the oppressed nationalities of the
earth shall gather for security and our
beloved country by the peaceful process
Of annexation may extend her borders
until the entire continent, yea, and for
ought we know the entire world may be
embraced within the circle of its power
and dominion
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EZRA STARKWEATHER,

would inform his former Gus
toners and The public generally that he has
re6stablished shop in the building form
erly occupied by BENZ. Kennels in Couders-
port, where he will be pleased TO do all
kinds of BlacKsmithing on the most reason
able terms. Lumber, Shingles, and all
kinds of Produce taken in exchange tor
work 1884.
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G. OLMSTED.-

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, will attend to all business
entrusted to his care, with promptnes and
fidelity. Office on Soth- west corner of Main
and Fourth streets.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
John s MANN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, viii attend the several
Courts in Potter and MKean Counties All
business entrusted in his care viii receive
prompt attention. Office corner Of West
and Third strecta
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ANNc,ENGlE,NEplNT,.

- Announce the name of BARNEY
HICKS Of Ulysses township for Commissioner
He is every way qualified for the duties of the
Office, and will make faithful officer if cleo
ted T.
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n ]. THOMPSON,

n. y. lIO VI I t1NI-Nt
CARRIAGE & WAGON MAKER and RE-
PAIRER, Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa, takes
this method of informing the pub : ERo
lie in general that he is prepared go
10 do all work in his line with promptness,
in a workman-like manner, and upon the
most accommodating terms. Payment for
Repairing invariably required on delivery Of
the work rEA. All kinds Of PRODUCE
taken on account Of work
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ISAAC BENSON

AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptncss. Office on Second St,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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NJ. w. MANN,
l.. BIRD,

SURVEYOR, CONyEYANCER, &C., BROOK
LAND, Pa, formerly Cushingyille.) Office
in his Store building.
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OLMSTED Il KELLY,
DEALER IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
WARE. Main St, nearly opposite the Court
House. Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware made to order, in good style, on
short notice
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E8eauregarG and Johnson.

GEN. McCIeIlen 10 Command,
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n@- Our paper is delayed few hours
this week in order to publish some ac-
count of the last battle.
ED~ Our publication day will hereafter
be Wednesday, for the purpose Of better
accommodating the Mails
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CHARLES MANNING.

BLACKSMITH Fourth street, between Main
and West Streets, Coudersport, Pa, is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in his line,
on the most reasonable terms. Produce
taken in payment.
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BIZ WEDWEgDAT'S MAIL.
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BIZ VTEDNESDAT'S MAIL.
THE --LATEST WAR NEWS.
Battle al EBu2E'S Rum.
10000 Rebels in the Field.
22,COO UNT0NIsTS
Success of Our Army-They are finally Routed
Union Loss, 500.
Rebel Loss supposed TO be GFeat
Col. Cameron Killed.
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O. T. ELLISON,

PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens of the vii
lage and vicinity that he viii promptly re-
spond to all calls for professional services.
Office on Main St, in building formerly oc-
cupied by c. w. Ellis, Esq
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T. W. KNOX,

ATTORNEY AT LAW Coudersport, Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties.
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Col. Cameron Killed.
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GRAFTON
II. II. LYMAN.

Cswayo Village Celebration, 9Th ci July, 1851.
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TEEE LATEST WAR NEWS.
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Rein Orleans 1aIp Crtstfpt.
IYEs,1s 4 Tsrr-Nqu,N1r COIITMNS.
9sm ORLEANS IlOntu garktt.
oRnseE4 orrreE, Ne. 70 Camp ql,, street r l.

Thursday Evening, June b, tool'S |
Iwoui Be very difficult create excitement IN the money
and pafef In and about the banks to-day rea kao
e preya3led There hardly call for the change OF
1--WE dollar note community realizing how little money
is REQUIRED 10 carry through the crisis The CRISIS what
ss some one The political crisis does not bear par
ettnr on us As for financial commercial crisis ii
asyer been thought Of moments reflection will convince
avery s lint 1T this season the year general suspension OF
that is the hiatus between the closing of
ne aud opening another is not greatly more marked
~ attended with greater sagnancy this than for years
seratofore great cotton has been received SOFA ~
paid fol- There cannot be any complaints on TINS he@u
roolases have followed sold and it is reasonaoe 10
believe ihey were raid for, The business season I've
without any Of those great losses which were peaic e"'
have no suspensions failures to record le WY
several banks undergoing something OIL St"NAs fo
They realize office rent and dA per diem Ou
we do NOT believe they will rsa2e sueen' otA ol ices 'o |
tests ia even take excursion 10 the hshns hanks
During week there have been several transfers el SOCKS
Of The banks of city, under powers OF attorney oil
ynhsrn stoekhodersthat is, Mr. Of New lor6 OF else
where forwarded his power Of attorney to his Trend or
ioe to transfer shares Of this or that ns'it"tion'L
is place it in Southern Or resident hanas inns pVas
altogether illegal Attorney selnmes says no
can made. Them of course 1t follows that transfers winch
have already been made are void theFe nave oeh no TEL"
sales bank shares beyond some few minor ensac
ons 19Olows that the transfers which have been made TINS
have Of course the privilege of proving
have received transfers ne' " No'' ~ 80 .t;
that they actually paid full and valid consideration otherwise
such viii only come under the mispon OF treason
and be dealt with accordingly is believed that there nave
already several fictitious nominal transfers in winch be-
lief We constrained 10 coincide.
The Exchange presented nothing for comment today
THIS hanks which we're drawing New York sold at the rates
LIS 0s1As - y ,,..snt 4. i ,,r.r,;,,, Wa haya
Of yesterday, say from = "lseo"ht ~ a p w. -
n4in III do with great discrepancy iErates We give the
t5ons oonf6rmaole TO actual sales given Out Of
y quotetlohs 49,, J., .,,5 s--,s a. . zac+ ds
door there we're sales OF sight ur's ~ touo suns AZ t
nn the range Of the market ranging from S discount In
sore sales At eeGAooI; dealers buyng rates.
sterirs - ;i+ -, Tondor 5irac at from 1n.G0
The banks sell Sky Gays s1sht ~ oo ~ " Ss
ipop bills Inc exchange hed ~ our pliRs
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8ibtr glrtelItgerltk.
CRrsoEsr orr1cE, No. 70 CAMP STREET, I
7Z Friday Morning, june 7, 1861,

I II
We unable report any marked improvement in business
on The leyee There arrivals The boats leaving
had fair trips.
The Pittsbarg Dispatch Of the LIST says;
s sss s. sP Ps p. sF E h w eSf feet M
ss @ s sna a a more q a Re
usual the offerings of freight being somewhat larger
The seatug Conesoga which been purchased by the
Government for at Cairo e estedsy afternoon
well adapted the purpose for which she purchased 1t
said that the intends purchasing bonts
Of the SAME claBs at this place.
The Yicksburg Sun of the 3D. says
The river Al This points falling slowly Weather sultry
I'M Greenvlle falling the of four inches
Ghsie large break in The levee between Greenvle and
oId RseF Lake Athe plantations around the lake over
a Cincinnati paper Of The "a says
The eehs sn yesterday s with light breeze The
TO the arrival Of three or four steamers ct Jung
The louisville Courier Of the ID says:
The river Is falling slowly with six feet nine riches
in the canal last evening The weather was car and
nc detention of the louisville at Memphis MS we learn from
Il that port The military and civil autho,is wse wiling 10
M her complete her lrP but the g0aen 6GGngg oer
I'll ei alike .a' WAS e0h''aso upon 0t4 ' s00 mus 's'"e
Tsfa Sent G nd @ and @ for
ferson, Shreveport and way landings,
j. A. GoTIEa ron Bayou SARA-Tke lee passenger packt
J. A. Gotten, Capt v B. Baranco, commander and Mr. f. R
Mumford clerk leaves at o'clock This morning for Bayou Sar
and coast landings.
R4PIpEs ron RED RIyER-The regular passenger rackc
Ranldes cap John G. Rowty commander and Mr. Charle
J. Basow, clerk, leaves O'Clock this evening for Re
river.
CoMEr RED RyERThe light.draf packet Comet Capt
W. Y Harre commander, and Mr. T. n Harre clerk leave
at5o'cock this evening for Jefsrson Shreveport and all
landings.
R.a R5 f. Rs; 5
g. Harper clerk leaves positively O'Clock This evening
VickPbnrg Memphis and the Bends landings
PRIsGE or Wars FOR MEnrHs-The splendid passenge
Mr. j. Dubois clerk leaves for Mem his Vcksburg and In
-ernlediate landings at o'clock This evening
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COUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL.
And
Tonic Aromatic Bitters.

4 CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, ETC., ETC.
Of these varieties of Bers the first Is to be taken mixed
with any agreeable fluid while the second may be taxed pure
or both may mingled together forming Bitter OF greater
less intensity so please every taste The and deli
cous Bes possess have induced the FIRST judges
10 pronounce them the best Of the creStion.
They particularly efcacious in restoring health ard re
establishing Digestion thai fruitful source of diseases
such Dyspepsia Nervous and Liver Affections General
Weakness etc all of which render ei self a burden.
In kind of Fever, followed by racted convaesence
and consequent weakness remedy better adapted to
store strength hasten the complete return of health
B-The American Bitters may likewise be taken pure
hev do contain much spirits the apparently strong flavor
they possess from the aroma the predomnance of Bit.
ter principle both of which, however highly agreeable
Said Bters been introduced into general in the prn
cipal Hotels, Clubs, Cofeehouses, etc.
Prepared and sold by - ,- ,,
30 Royal street, New Orleans.
MTha above Bers found also in the principal Grocer