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A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.
CARPE NTER'5
GREAT PICTUR E.
The Reading Of the Emancipation Pro-
clan alton Before the Cabinet.

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cessity II the conslderate juogme OF mankind
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But what do the medical profession say Of the gas
The following letter from the distinguished surgeon, Dr
j. NJ CarnOchan, to DIR. Cotton speaks for itself;-
No. IA East sixteenth street.
New York, December % 1865
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To you is due the credit of reviying the of this
important agent In the practice Of dentistry after lu
of twenty ty-two years.
The va.ue Of a sa anasthetic agent, which can be
used Without anticipation of danger to the patient
great boon TO suffering humanity and have related
thus mi utely its a. ton IN my own cases In the belief
that similar favorable results are met h by others
the nj oxide gas will supersede all other
the tics row in use. j. N. CAB OCHAN,
SuTgeon-in. Chief to the state Hospital etc. etc.
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At This time. June not over Fifteen Thousand
Tickets remain unsod, and this number will soon be
exhausted Money received after the tickets are All
sold will be promptly retulneo
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ORDER TICKETS EARLY.

~ oney can be sent at my risk by Draft Post Ofic
Order OF Registered Letter Always send your fn
name, State, County and Post Once.
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TESTIMONY FROM DIR GRIsCoM.

IEbIIMUNI FhU1I Uh UhI..OUM -.
NEW YORK, March 8, 1865.
Having ccasion recently to undergo surgical
operation of much severity, l embraced the opportu-
administered by Dr. G. Q. COTTON. found 1t per-
fectly satisfactory i put into sound sleep In
few seconds and remained SO until the operation and
dressing Of the wound were completed While looking
for the ipcisOns to begin, found they had AZ been
done. JOHN IL Ghl5COM
Physician to New York Hospital
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The dePree OF nsensiby produced by the gas may DC
inferred fIomlthe following
AMUSING INCIDENT.
lady came to Office TO have one Tooth extracted
fteI examining the tooth administered the gas aud
when she iell asleep the tooth was extracted, On
waking she spit out the blood, and In few minutes
was asked vacate the chair another patient aud
take seat at the tab g. Not offering to pay, We as
scroll. "Why 1" said the lady, when you going to
draw my tooth2" The tooth had been out ten minutes
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meeting was called in this city this week,
which resulted in nothing definite but on arrival
at Cincinnati majority of the directors, who are
in that city, determined to suspend the trips OF
the boats, and have actually chartered the St.
Charles to ply the trade between Cincinnati and
Portsmouth in the place of the Bostona No. z.
That left but one boat in the line, the Wild Wag-
oner, which was in port yesterday and started to
Cincinnati at the usual hour but whether she will
continue in the line or not, We have not heard.
Some of the stockholders in this city look upon
the whole affair as q ruse to enable the larger
stockholders in Cincinnati to buy them out at
heavy discount, and then reestablish the line on
new basis, the holders of the small amount of
stock in the meantime losing the whole of their
investment We know nothing about it, but feel
well assured of one fact. If the stockholders of
the Peoples Line had secured two good boats at
the start, or had built two suitable boats for the
trade, the line would have been decided sue
cess. On the contrary. they undertook tosoom
pete with the old mail line with two such boats as
the St Nicholas and the St. Charles, brace of
boats wholly unfit for that or any other trade that
sale" and the Peoples Line were well sold in
buying them. The former was disposed Of as
soon as possible and the latter had to be virtually
built over again TO make her at all seryfceable.
There was a full meeting of stockholders in the
line at the store of Billing & Dfiesbach last eve.
ming, and by unanimous vote they decided not
to consent to even q temporary suspension of the
line. Capt, Bell had taken passageon the Wag-
oner to Cincinnati yesterday, and he was tele-
graphed last evening tosehd the ST. Charles back
to-day. ts.r g5.sue,ssa..y,a 4#z 5.5rs4
NINA SHINES, EXPRESS PASSENGER PACKET FOR
BAYOU SARA.--phis fast aHd splendid passenger
packet in command Of Capt, w. +. Greathouse,
with Messrs, Troxer and Millerin the office, leaves
at 10 A. NJ, to-day the above and coast land
ugs. Passengers for the coast wall find the SHINES
a most comfortable packet
MARY FOR MoBI1E.-The splendid new low pres.
sure passenger packet Mary, Capt. A, I. Myers
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HAVRE-Ship Canoya--10 pkgs mdse Boudet d
Gueydam-1 do F Dreyfus-4 do Rayalet fls--3 do
Cramer &co-25 pkgs absynthe 30 do wine to N
Curen-2 20 do wine Is pkgs mdse Piaggio Bros
Is csks wine | Mark do Blum g. Frank DO
Levy pkgs mdse l Marks &co--2 pkgs mdse 6
csks gin Ayet &Cambon-29 pkgs mdse Mares
&co-I3 csks wine Thiele, Seller &ce-45 pkgs of
mdse A D Grieff-l5 do Sam I4ocke--l3 do II pigs
absynthe Mueller & Piager-5 pkgs mdse Girard Il
Conteux-3 do j Albert-2 csks wine NJ Ro-
senthal--lG pkgs mdse P Burthe-8 do Leyois &eo
do DerGiens-l do G Tranilly-3 do Haggerty
Bros--76 do N Haughwaut--4 do D Fl Holmes
do Eternod & Cressy-4 csks wine cases do
pkgs do Paul. pigs mdse Fly Won Phul ir &
coli do P Maloehe-l W Doluch-7 f Jautroid
L Moulor-l9 f Laborde-10 Cusachs Il Ogden
Haan & Frederickson-2 Childers, Tarleton Geo
S N Battalora--25 cases wine T Gaschen-40 cases
wine G Gramarchi &co-l csks wine Dechamps
40 csks zinc Shark, Staufer 10000 bskts wine
plzgs mdse to A Rochereau &eo--5 pkgs mdse to
p Mallard--1 do {. 81 Ijarue--3 Koch & Audrey
fns--2 B Maestre-l53 Blanchin & Giraud-1 B
Singer Henderson Il Gaines-l0 II Hebert-2
D Blum Stern-2 W P Fteret-e D'Hemecourt
3 ? Poehnann-3 Batchelor-4 Raletti-3 &
Tardos-0 Bellanger-6J H Pope Laplace-l3
F Rien &co-48 f Rimailho & Espenan--l Lion &
Andree-3 J Scherer-7 CiosterInan 81 Bayle-4 j.
LebeuYre &co-l5 Bauer-l do d A Chahroix-1T
j NJ Richards--4 @ Weishaar--6 A Koeng-S do
4 B Blanchard J Syme--2 Hoffman Il Marks
% Gueble & Nippert-l4 go Tremoulet-2O mill
stones D L Ranlett &co--l csk wine w H Fl With.
erell-7 pkgs mdse + Arnold--95 do Turpn--S
McLaurin Pothier &co-- IL S 3 Moore &co-41l II
ASiebrecht-9 E Giquel-1 Il w Turner'S Mar
burg & Forster Tremoulet 4 Lettosey--1l to
Rousset--l0 E f Moton.-3 N Perrin A Cues.
naId-2 A Ele--35 Leon Pierre &eo-3 Michon &
Schweltz-3 csks wine case do q Eichelberger-
case mdse "A DroX-1 do DeacroiX-l00 csks
wine pkgs mdse and sundries to order
APALACHIC0LA, Craftsmanship Florida-139
bhs rosiE Price, Hine & Tapper-40 do Is cases
tobacco Post 3 Hobby-25 bales cotton Crafts &
Street-6 do P Harrison & Son-2l f F Mitchell
2 Il n Low r. Il1du
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OrleaRs Aatlp Crescent.
Arrivals nt tase prlnelpal 8oteln.


sT CHARLES HoEEI3--J Smith, j Fl Lewis,
Sc Loniss ~ B Sorley and family, Galveston; I
Miss Thorn, Galveston; a Stewart A w White
and wife, Cincinnati O.; f Il Barley, Miss: j
Moore, ST Joseph, la: G. johnson, San An
4onipf w Il McGall, Texasf w I'll Shaw. st Louis
"a Il Fisher St Louis; q NJ Townsley and wife /;
Savage, Pass Christian; W Leslie, Ala :
II p Terry and family H Mcdonald. Mr. Moore
and wife, Mobile; W w Ware and wife, Miss
Ware, Ala; a johnson, w Erkskine Plaquemines.
q STU AAiESS HOTEL r Bislaad La; b G Con
ner, Natchez; II r Giiihey, Galveston; u st Mar
TIM Ascension; Joseph paGenheimer, Montana
IerTitory Jack Paasnheimer Germania: q Wall
zen, W Harper, Miss; @ Cromwell, Jr; j w Har-
ney, koscins60, Miss; Q D Darling Mrs Darling:
q Simon, Coyingtony La; ] Compton. CordoYa,
aieSico; G g Williams, Mobile; J B Walker and
wife Texas; ] NJ Renfro, Mobiles T j Adams
Linden, Alabama; 4 N Reid, GreenviIle, AIabama;
g Raneg, Apalachieola Florida: FL a Pattison,
Memphis; Rev j u @ Smedes, Pass Christian,
A Ward, Galveston; e b Burr, Ark: q
Campbell and daughter, Galveston; Mr. Walton,
aliss Walton. Miss; T Luewenthal, Washington
. q; d AieSersen, n 7; Z ] MusiGh, Yicksbnrgi
y H Brent, xas; O III ForInan, Rodney, Miss.
CITY H0TEL-J B GaTyey, Cincinnati; B "
Habes VT b seaton, ~ N Rnst, b S Rust, Tex;
3 Mcclellan, Rocky Springs, Miss; T Rouef
TexasseE Cant, Hiss s Reynolds, St Landry, La
Mrs Briggs, Ma dson, La; w B Collins, 81
John; s q Ht0kTssD MuEplIys Texas; q Doyle
Mobile, L Panguerne and wife. w Lawrence "
IA Bolton and wife, St Louis. 4fsg5s4
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Reeelpt. of Produce Yesterday.

GINCINN AT1-SteamerN ayigator-62 ties hams
zoo bbls pork H Oglesby &co-l50 do SO bbs oil
81 bids bacon Oscar Bercier--25 do so bbls vine.
gar Kennedy &eo-4 hhds bacon to Shannon.
Lewis &co-l35 ties lard Good-l7l bxs cheese
bX cigars bbls tobacco 100 bbls beef MeFar-
Ian, Straight &co-l59 bbis pork 10 bbls beans so
bxa cheese Is fkns butter 20 ties hams IS ties lard
hhds bacon Schneider & Zuherber--5 do aud 20
ties hams l52 fkns butter So bxs cheese 10 bbls of
eggs Il halt-bbls pickles 2 hf-bbls beans 20 kegs
butter = DelBOndio--25 fkns butter A Grieff-20
do S06 KEGS lard 100 bbls pork Grief 4 Byrnes-
zoo do 70 csks bacon to NJ j Smith &eo-l3 do to
. Harris-9 do Ganmaek g. Squires-25 do
csk and - tics hams Jas Connolly &co-I5 ties ba,
con 20 hbls whisky Is bbls beans 40 bxs cheese
II fRns butter | Adams&co-ls do 10 bbls beans
40 bSs cheese Jno Moure-50 do 20 bbs beans
Is fkns butter PesSon-10 do Is hXs candles. TO
P Dwyer-25 bxs cheese Is fkns butter G Thenrer
4 ties hams bNs bacon 20 bxs cheese Seward &
Glynn--20 bblS whisky 20 half-bblssdoG G Garner
10 bbls vinegar lot furniture Stafford & Wilson'S
kegs butter Van Narden &co--5 ties hams boxes
tongues NOggerath Il Froh--68 pkgs butter Keen
Gauifeld-60 pkgs beer to I Fisher-50 pkgs OF
liquors Beggs, Wolfiey &co-5 bbls whisky Mar,
tiHs polhonde Il Cobb do 80 hbls ale A D Elem.
ming-24S bXs glassware Well 81 WolE--50 coils of
rope ] A Mitehell-59 doz brooms pkgs mdse J
w Blanks &eo--25 rolls leather Moalor Il Duales.
tre--37l pkgs iron ties to Chambers 4 Iattng-2I
pkgs glassware j Gauche--I5 bxs tobacco to Dill.
tingham u DeBois-30l0 Feet lumber Mallard-
1 esks eafthenWare p MalnChe-.7 sacks leather to
Sayre, Plumb &eo-3 pigs eartheNWare to Frank
stTatt2n y HHseh--S do Levi = Nayra--l2 pkgs
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FIaHr BETWEEN GApTA IN FooT, LATE OF THE
YAEKREs ABafY. AND i NEGRO Man AND HIS WIRE.
The announcement that Capt, G, Fl. Foot, late of
the IankeeHarmy, but now oVerseer for Mr.. Nc
Daniel; al Broad Rock, Chesterfield, had been
murdered by two of the negro farm hands, was
rather premature. The said Capt, Footis we'll
and hearty and yesterday appeared before Justice
Hancock, Of Manchester, TO prosecute Richard
johnson and Sarah, his wife negroes, for assautng
him, when II appeared that he struck the woman
drEt with his fist for mpndenee; that she reiterated
to the house and was followed by thescaptain, who
struck her again; that she threatened to have him
arrested, and struck him with pick axe, infictng
3 scalp wound; that the captain then struck her
and got the axe from her and was about striking
her with it when Richard interfefed and received
d wound on bis wrist; the captain and Richard
then olinched the captain trying to throw Richard
out of the window; Richard threw the captain oui
of the window; the captain gathered himself ny
and came at Richard again; more promiscuos
fighting ensued. in which Sarah put in an coca
ai0nal lick Richard and Sarah fed on the first OPP
portunity, The justice required Captain Foot tc
give security in 5000 to keep the peace and be ol
good behavior for siX months.
a5t TfStehn1ond Times
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9iurr Sutelli9eure
lssgses;NT OFFICE, No. 81 Camp Street,
Friday Morning September q, 1865

The weather during the forepart of the. day was
of august warmth. In the evening We had D de-
dcious shower ofTain and wind, which made it
exceedingly pleasant.
Business was better on the landing than on the
preyi6ls day, and the Gen. Qnitman, Alex. speers
and Lizzie Tate all left with gaod-tripa,
TIE hssaENTA--Ihis universal fayorite passen-
ger steaner arrived yesterday from st. Louis,
cooking bright and clean, Since tie last depart
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BIoKRENE

Cures Impoeney General Debility Nervous Tncapacity
DySpe asia Depression Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits Weak
OF the Organs Generation ImbeeiEy. Mental
ence Emaelaon Ennui 1t has most delightful desira
ole ana novel effect upon the Nervous SYSTEM and all who
are in way by disabilities earnestly
advised 70 seek in this excellent aud Gaequaed
Persons who by imprdence, have lost their
N0turM Nigor, will lind sgee0y cure in The
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TOWBOATS.
F. LINE.
COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDEWHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATs:
Achilles, side-wheel, Capt. BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, Side-wheel, CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, siae.wbeel, CAPT LOMBARD
Equator, Propeller, CAPT WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller CAPT MELVILLE.
Republic Propeller, CAPT. sTURTEvANT.
Wicaco, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETT.
Teeumseh, Propeller CAPT sCBELLENGER,
Norman, Propeller, CAPT COoKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AvERILL
The Achilles having large deck capacity is well adapted for
Tightening outside The Bar.
The Wabash Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines, and Pumps capable Of throwing at lowest speed
1900 gallons of water per minute.
The number and wekuown power of these boats demon
straed last season. that no unnecessary delay
will occurat the Bar
For terms eff tOwage Hhoroge or use cf pumps apply
EDW. A. yoRKE Il Co..
...' 81 Poyfras street
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BORDEAUX Lisbon--4O2 bales cotton
50 900 slaves kegs whisky
ST LOUIS-Steamer Olive Branch-64 pigs of
earthenware and sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Sarah-5 hhds sugar 46 pcs
bagging bbls whisky and sundries
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DESPERATE EEcouNrER WITH THIEVES The
three Boston constables named Kirke, Lnseott
some robbers whom they undertook to arrest at
Chelsea Beach, Tuesday, had learned the plans of
the robbers and lay in wait for them at tlatplace
When the thieves. three in number arrived in a
wagon the officers surrounded it, and the men
alighting, said they would make no resistance If
the officers would promise not to shoot The
latter commenced Handwriting them. While officer
Linseott was securing one of the party, known as
the New York thief the latter fred, wounding the
officer badly in the leg. At tile same time officer
Wade had seuttie with another who fired and ran
away. The New York thief also ran but officer
Linscott fired, Wounding him slightly and another
shot killed him. The third Iohber, whose name is
George Alden alias Remission, was secured. They
had stolen silyerware worth from $4,000 To $4,000.
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Fatal FALL.-iFhe Richmond tYa) Enquirer
sage: Edmund Palwhatay well known as one
The Pamnkey tribe Of Indians who has lived in
Poeahontas for many years psst, broke his neck
at Curles Neck, Va, on Saturday last by falling
from the topmast Of schooner en- its way to City
Point. He was engaged III fixing sail. and as
cenned by the rope When he got to the top
mast, the leimsnian Changed the course Of tie
schooner and Edmund lost his grasp and fell to
1he deck headformest killing himself instantlY.n
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of Tuesday, says We learned late last night that
q farmer on the Chateauguay river, not far from
fheVillage, has murdered D relative, carried his
remains to lime kiln in the vicinity, and thrown
them il there, We could not learn particulars.
John Mcdonald, ESD, d r., with the assistance of
Captain Johnson, had arrested the supposed MUIR
dereFs and now hold him in safe custody
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ACCIDENTAL. DBATH.--A young freedman was
Killed on the track of the Tennessee Railroad yes
zerday afternoon. He attempted to jump on the
train while It was in motion, moving backward
The unfortunate freedman lost his foothold, fell
on The track, and was horribly mangled and, Of
course, ezpired from bis injuries. Another warn
synQ.A-T Selma Times. 10TH
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WATERING PLACES.
> FOR THE WATERING PLACES.

> FOR THE WATERING PLACES. OF. .
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FoR THE WATERING PLAcEs-BAy
st Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City and Biloxi
Thenew iron lowpressure steamer
JOE WALKER, Commander.
viii make regular trips for the above places follows;
MONDAY, ea arrival Of TX train, Pouchartra.n r.
TUESDAY, 8 e."
THURSDAY, o.. 90 % 9.
SATURDAY, 4P.M =. :.
Returning = Leaves Peseagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings, Mississippi City aud Biloxi Monday eysnIng
Friday mornings touching all landings except Ocean
The Tuesday and Saturday trips will through to
PasrGgoula
These trips viii be regularly made unless prevented By bad
weather or low water. l. G. HARRIS Agent
Corner Camp sud Common streets,
SEA SHORE LINE,
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
w Christian Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean SPRING.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CamelIn,
WI. oozzENs, Master,
viii hereafter continue her trips follows:
MONDAYS .G}E O'Clock N. PontChartrain R. R. Train
TUESDAYS 9o'elockAA. :. :.
THURSDAYS, O'Clock A. N. :. :.
SATURDAYS o'elookFE. ..
Returning, will leave on
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
FRIDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Monday mornings trip will go direct Biloxi return
ing same evening via all the Watering Places
The above trips and departures will be regularly made
less prevented by bad weather low water.
On SATURDAY positively freight will be received after
3ocock n train.
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ SOFIA. 10 Carordeet street.
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Quesnsownto land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton aud signing bills of adng
here OF through rates ofeight hencs to ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Hsvra
Storage here by this line bring
passengersfrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of destination may be either Fixed on signing
che bills OF adng or declared by the holder of the bill
of adng within twelve after the steamers arrival
at liverpool thus aosdng the importer the choice of
markets.
rBsHB BRITISH AND aMERrCAN srEAS
Navigation 0ompsng Limited, will dispatch the folcwug full
powered Iroa Screw stsanlships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Settling from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer
LOUISIANA, tons. ....P. Jamson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. tons Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA. ,lsa7 tens ....,A Finn, Captain
MISSOURI. 1854 tons "a Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. 1885 tons T. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1899 tons VIM L. Nesney, Capt
GAMBIA 1851 TONS j. Graham Captain
.ld4l tons, 81 Hairby, Oaptaia.
1898 tons. t. P P. Couohe, Capt
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sE Sold or It's equivalent III
currency.
Forratss of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw L CO., a Uarondelet street.
Cusgnee goods respectfully desired present hs
Bills of Lading at the Office pay their freight and obtain
livery orders for the same.
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Steamer Sarah, Blakeslee. for Mobile, Master
Steamer Olive Branch, Belt, for St Louis, Master
Ship Lisbon, Curtis, for Bordeaux,
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FOR MOBILE DIRECT

FOR MOBILE DIRECT.
MORGAN DAILY LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
SUNDAYS EXOEPTED)
Leaves FRIDAY, Sept 2st, the arrival of the p n
PontchRrtraiu Railroad train-
TOE MOBILE DIEECT-THE NEW IRON
lowpressure side-wheel steamer
Mary,
A. L MYERS, Commander,
VIII leave as above, carrying the U. S. Mails
For freight or passage appyto l. c. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common Streets
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N. o., J. & G. .R.-sept 2O-lO bales of
cotton P Manico &co-3 do Il d j NJ Aliens
Thornhil & Richardson Lloyd, Coleman & Ora
ham-6 Violet Black &co--l5 Summers s. Bran
nins-2 Carroll Hoy Sco-1 Gillian & Allison
Copes 4 DeBoll-4 Johnson, Denegre & PENN
Bower & Garner A Miltenberger &co-l Richd
Lloyd-4 Warren, Crawford &co-2 " S Frierson
&eo-l7 100 feet lumber Baker & Adams-50O0 40
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