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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-10
S p L G. [ Al NOTICES
What is this Marvellous AntidOte to
Disease

disease.
hlch, for TWENTY YE RS, has been winning
"golden opinions from all sorts of people, under
the name ofHOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS?
1t is an infusion ofthe most excellent tonic, an
ii bilious, anti-scorbutic and Alternative herbs,
roots and barks in the purified spirituous essence
of Rye.
HOW DOES 1T OPERATE?
This question may be briefly answered as fol-
lows: 1t operates
AS Powerful Invigorant.
As Preventive of Fevers.
" AS Genial Stoinachic.
As an Anti-spasmodic.
AS ............... Gentle Purgative.
As ............... Promoter of Appetite.
As ............... Cure for Indigestion.
As an Acclamating Medicine.
AS .............. Safeguard against Malaria.
As ............ Remedy for Low Spirits
As ............. Specific for Fever and Ague..
AS ............... Cordial for the Aged.
As an .....-..... Antidote to Sea Sickness.
AS an ............ Anodyne for the Sleeper.
As ..s.......... Wholesome Stimulant.
As a ......... ..... Balm for the Weary Brain.
As ..-........... Relief in Bodily Anguish.
And as a PROTECTION TO HEATH AND
LIFE under all depressing and devitalzing infu-
ences.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is the
only tonic in existence, based upon spirituous
medicine, that is ABSOLUTE PURE.
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cellent monthly deserves the support of
the lovers of music in the Valley. 81 ,25
per annum Address Kieffer & Rhor,
Singers Glen, Rockingham. Va.
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The Right Man in the Right Place.

fairy Gill, our auctioneer, Bone Dust and
steam saw mill man, has declined the saw mill
aud Lumber business &C., and has taken The
town Hall TO conduct a first class Restaurant
and Bar Room, where good tender Beef Steaks
mutton chops-wines, Segars &C., can he
found at all hours of the day Harry also in
tends to erect large store room, where he
will receive all goods, such as Furniture, Har-
ness, Saddles, Flows, Wagons, Buggies, &c.,
to sell on commission. He will also sell Horses,
COWS, and Sheep upon the same terms. We
speak for him the patronage of the public,
for his motto IS quick sales. small commissions
his charge.
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Double Refined Poudretta.

Made from nlght-S0ll blood, bones and Ot1al,
ground to powder.
Its effects have been most astonishing. doubling
the crops. and maturing them ten days or two
weeks earlier. Equal to the best brands of Snper-
phosphate for Present Crop. eltho' sold only for
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON.
Packed in barrels of $50 lbs. each.
30 n E D Z S 7
l-COARSE and MINED. PINE, suitable
for Drilling. And 3-FLOURED BONE.
nc We WARRANT OUR BONE TO ANALYzE PURE.
Packed in bbls of $50 lbs each. For winter grain
Double Refined Poudrette and Fine Bone, mixek
in equal proportions and driijed IN with the seed,
lave produced most remarkable effects. Sold as
as any article of the same purity and fineness
- the market.
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Nitro Phosphate of Lime.

We offer this Phosphate confidently as being as
good, if not superior, to any made sold
in this market, containing larger amount of sol
liable Phosphate and Ammonia than usual in Su
perphosphates. For PERMANENT, as well for
immediate powerful effect upon land, II HAS NO
EQUAL.
Prico in New York. $50 per Ton of 2,O(C
lbs. For price lists, circulars. &c. apply to
HOOE d WEDDERBURN,
June 4-6m*2 5 Alexandra, Va.
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Carriage Factory.

We call attention to the advertisement
of William Morrison, Carriage Maker &c },
in this weeks paper Mr.. Morrison has
opened at the old stand of Frederick Schef-
fer, and having a large stock Of material
of all kinds on hand, is prepared to manu-
facture all kinds of work in his line of bu-
siness, at short notice and on the most rea-
sonable terms. He respectfully invites
parties to call and examine work on hand.
He is also ready to do all kinds of repair
ing at short notice. on reasonable terms.
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BALTIMOHE CATTLE MARKET

Sept, 4, 1868. Prices to-day ranged as follows;
Old Cows DC. at 412aS5 ordinary thin
Stee,s, Oxen and Cows at 5a5A: fair quality
Beeve, 5Ma$61a, and the best Beevos at 7LasL
per 100 lbs The average price being about
$5M Fross The market MAS very dull, and pri-
ces about 75c per 100 lbs lower than the rates of
last week.
Sheep.-The supply during the past week has
been in excess Of the demand, and the market
has shown downward tendancy. Prices to day
ranged as follows: fair to good fat Sheep at 4a5I
per 10 gross. Lambs 00aS3 so per hid.
Hogs.-The market has been well supplied dr-
ring the past week. but chiefly with light Hogs ;
for good qualities prices are unchanged. but com
mon and inferior kinds are dull and 4c per ID low
err. Prices to-day ranged as follows fair to good
Hogs at - 5OaSl4 5O,and extra heavy at SI434per
100 lbs net
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1867 H0 for the West 1867
GREAT NATIONAL DOUBLE

GREAT NATIONAL DOUBLE
TRACK ROULE FOR
st. Louis, Mo-, Cleveland Ohio,
Memphis Tenn, ST. Paul, Minnesota,
Cincinnati, Ohio Detroit, Michigan,
indianapolis. Ind, Chicago ILL.,,
Louisville, KY, Kansas City, Mo-,
Pittsburg, Pa, Cairo Illinois,
and all principal Cities West and Southwest via
the BALTIMORE l. OHIO RAILROAD and its
Connecting Roads. Arrangements hare been made.
by which passen gers going West can purchase
through tickets (ofthe Virginia CENTRALLY for all
Points at the ticket offices at Staunton or
Waynesboro' by so doing they will save from
SIS to TO- on each through ticket, besides avoiding
all trouble and expense of checking Baggage and
Omnibus transfers. as there is only one change 81
cars between Baltimore and Cincinnati or lndi-
annapolis and but ttro to st. Louis. Chicago, Ter
ra Haute, &C.. besides ELEGANT SLEEPING
CARS on all night trains, this route is therefore
the most desirable. especially for Families and
Ladies travelling alone. 4-
Passengers with Western through tickets pur-
chased at the above named offices have the priyi-
lege of visiting Baltimore without extra Expense
and then resuming their journey West.
Tbs IS the only Route, which can check Bag
gage from Washington City to all Western cit
Three Dai7g Fast Express Trains from Wash
ington and Baltimore to all points West, leaving
Washington City as follows: Mail Line, las,
F. F. II Il. ''' Inv ''''
The above trains make close connections at
Wheeling, Columbus and Parkersburg, With alt
Western Railroads, for all points.
Passengers leaving on Saturdays will go through
by this route, without laying over on Sundays,
thus arriving at destination in advance OF any
other route.
For tickets and further information apply to c.
S. Arnal, Agent Va. Central Railroad, Staunton,
and to Joel Wallace, Agent, Va, Central Railroad
at Waynesboro', or to
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Accident.

Some days ago, little son of VIM. Bar
gelt fell from horse and fractured his arm.
He and another little boy were placed
upon horse to ride whilst he was being
lead to water, and the horse in attempting
to shake of the flies threw the boys to the
ground, resulting in the fracture OF the
arm of one of the boys. We are glad to
state that the little fellow is doing we'll.
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If anybody wishes to be cured of Rheumatism
Eskridges Infalibe cure, manufactured at
New Market, Va, Price Sl.25 per bottle.
DR.. A. W. EsKRIDGE-Dear Sir:-I ara pleased
to inform you that the bottle of .InialIible' has
rendered a perfect in my wife OF Rheuma-
tism. She has been suffering with the disease for
length oftime, her limbs and hands were so affect
ed that she had but little use ofthem for some time
and now she is perfectly relieved, and attributes
to your 1ntallible cure entirely.
NATHANIEL BARTON,
Commissioner Revenu Shenandoah Co
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Rsa-A quantity of matter omitted in conse-
1uence of new ADVERTISEMENTS
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Alexandria Markets.

Corrected By Grin, BecAham d, Co.,
Commission, Grocery and Feed Merchants,
No. 80 King Street. Alexandria,
1Cpo
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TO FARMERS & PLANTERS

rENHE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
/ the oldest and the largest concern of the kind
in the .. States, possessing extraordinary facilities
for the manufacture of Fertilizers controlling G.
cIHsirely the nj gh SOIL bones and dead animals Of
n. York, Brooklyn and Jersey cities also the
great Communipaw abbatoirs, offer for sale, in
lots to suit customers,
5000 TONS
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LOUIS XIMMER.
LOVING & PIERCE,

Commission Il Forpardsng Merchants,
No. Janney's Wharf and Union street,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
RaA- Consignments of Gram, Mercha disean
ell kinds of Country sol ucProdicited.
June H. 6S-6in.
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only tonic in existence, based upon spiriuous
medicine, that is ABSOLUTE PURE.
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DO YOU WANT A HAT?

Oct. lG,
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Cry HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
Wednesday, July Is, 1865. I
The bOsrd met pursuant to call of the mayor
President Marley in the chair. Messrs. Brady,
Kaiser, 0'Brien and Shields we're also present
the roll being called.
Reading of the minutes dispensed with.
The following communication from the mayor
was read and received:
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. July 18th, 1865. I
To the Honorable Board Of Aldermen:
Genttmen-l have convened your honorable
body 10 extra session for the transaction Of bus-
ness Of a special nature.
The members Of your board whe signed the re-
quest to call you together will explain the nature
and importance Of the business to be trans acted.
Respectfully
JOHN r. CONWAY. Mayor.
The following resolution of the other board was
sent up for concurrence:
Resolced, That the bond given By VIM S
Mount, city treasurer, in the of fifty thousand
dollars, with the following sureties be and the
same is hereby accepted and approved:
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Ktuer c5nteIIiaenfe.
czzsO.ss osssos. No. y oAri ssl..s. I
Sunday ncrufnr. July III. I00

II
- Sunday Morning. July -. loR J
There was little or nothing doing on the levee
yesterday, notwithstanding the fact of its being
| one OF our great packet dsys-that Is, II was
once but now, alas all days are alike. and that
business has come to perfect standstill cannot
be denied by any one who will pay visit to our
steamboat landing. -
We have no material change to report in the
weather-it is very hot
The officers of the Caddo report Red River fall
ing fast with only four and half feet on the
principal bars.
The arrivals yesterday were as follows:
Wild Wagner, Capt. Richardson, from ltchez,
with 81 bales of cotton and large quantity Of
snBdries.
Csddo. Capt Barnes, from Shreveport, with IS
bales cotton, $40 head OF cattle and sundries.
Hunter, Capt. Jeanfreau, from Pointe-a-la-
Hache.
A. G. Brown. Capt. Bassett, from lower coast.
The departures embraced:
Gen. Quiman, Capt feathers, for Vicksburg.
Wild Wagner, Capt Richardson, for Natchez.
St. Nicholas, Capt. Dowty, for Grand Ecore.
Grey Eagle, Capt. Baranco, for Bayou Sara.
ldahoe, Capt. Blanks. for Ouachita river.
Aloe, Capt Radovicb, fer lower coast.
Isle.
Richmond for jefferson.
j. ID. Hinde for st. Martinsve.
Ruth for st. Louis.
The Emma No. 3 was the only boat at the upper
wharf at dark last evening.
The Lotus No. old net get of yesterday even
ing.
The Irene, Capt. Resdmsn, is the first boat due
from Red River. She will probably arrive to-day.
The Agnes, which left for Grand Isle yester-
day morning, was crowded with passengers. We
are more than pleased to see that she Is meeting
with the success which she justly merits.
The A. G. Brown, Capt. W. s. Bassett, will
make her usual excursion trips to Oarrolton to-
day, leaving the foot Of Canal street at $3.50 and
$3.50 p. NJ.
News items were decidedly scarce upon the
landing
The Nina SHINES. Capt. W. R. Greathouse, will
arrive this evening and leave at P. NJ. to. morrow
for Baton Rouge and intermediate landings.
The river at this point is still falling.
The Gov. Allen, Capt. Jim White, will arrive to-
night and leave on Tuesday next, for GreenvilIe,
NicksbuTg etc.
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Which was read and adopted, and the rule being
waived on motion, read second time and con-
CURED in by the following vote and ordered to be
returned TO the other board.
Yeas President Marley and Messrs. Brady,
Kaiser, 0'Brien, POynot, Prsdos and Shields 7.
Nsys-None.
On motion adjourned to next Tuesday at
O'Clock P. NJ. W. B. LANCASTER
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Welch girl once applied to a clergyman to be
married. The clergyman asked her what property
her husband possessed. The answer was, mo
thing" "And are you no better oflr he asked.
Inc reply was in the negative. "Then why in
me name OF common sense do you dare to mar
~! Your reverence" said the girl, al have
q blanket, and Jack has blanket-by putting
.nem togetner we shall both be gainers.n The
clergyman had nothing to say.
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IEDIANoLA AND GALvFSToy-steamshipC Clinton
bales wool HaIral &cO-3 DO Perkins SWeason Eeo
trsneke Dannee-I Jeunngs Gates &co-7 ba es hides "a
lides SKIS wool Witherel &co-7g wool B q Mann
COL bNs beef NherspoOn Halsey &cO-s5O in en- re1cv
Frankie Danneel-s5oO do Rice Bros &co-s4OO do ss7 50
specie n Pohhaus-S00 do Mungn-s5O do Con
Poineey--2 bead cattle AeQuoid Mehle-sundries 10
Order-IOtal bales cotton s0 "
MOBILE Steamer Mary2 bales paper stock Scott Bros
cO-44S csds tobacco Var Bent huyser-lOD h,fbxs ths
Wackerbratn d Joseph sundries - order
MOBILE-Steamer SsTan-50 bales eOttc- Allen wa--a A
col do We're Bro do snodgrass-l bb sugar h Nc
cotton AO''- - SHieS
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ExpOrts.

PENsACe LA-Steamship AIance-e6l SKIS corn Ok bhIs
-four bbs whisky bols pork oats sass coffee to-
csks bacon hhos sugar lis pkgs mSse
NEW OEk-SIeamship Crescent Citv-l53 balas co4.or
2f3 hides &c bales hides IS rolls leather 5 SIS cotton sesd
hhds tobacco 29 bags wool ia bales 80 css
~ bales paper ock 1856 bales iron scraps pkgs mdse
NEW 1Okk-SteAmship MsripOsa-7l9 bales COTTON l2s
bae moss - hds tobsrco 80 hhds m0asses 50 bbs moases
S9l $40 specie ~ oN
RUATAN-Sehr Constance-23 900 feet lumber
MOblLE-s,eamer Sarah-8 bass coffee hhds sugar
ST LOUIs-steamer kuth-4f4 hhds sugar
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Arrived Yesterday.
Memoranda.

The brig Nellie johnson was toved wp The liver on IN.
10th met by the steamship Rndee bound Pensacola and
vas run on the bar and m there the Randesr not having
time TO stay BY her She was pulled OF BY tug Gladiator
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al wouldn't have believed there were so MANY
people in New Orleans" was the constantly re.
peated remark last night.
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OUACHITA RIVER-

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEGV.
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY aBp
FOR TRENTON, MONROE COLUMBIA. BAa
risonburg, Trinity and all intermediate landinFs-Fs,
tine, fast passenger packet
CeOnn,
Ia d. PATTERSON, Master; J. W WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively above FOR freight nv 49,.
apply on board, or to WINBURN a LORD Ap.rt.
50 GrAyisr street
She Cleona VIII take freight and passenger a ov
as any other boat in the trade taking freight for Raw
Mscon and Tshsas and DArbonne. with privilege Of n,
shipping.
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Oaatls Aarkss.
CTfr OF JHFTERsoE, j

Arrived yesterday-302 Texas Beeves, $50
Calves and Yearlings, and so Sheep. Sold-258
Texas Beeves, 100 Calves and Yearlings and so
sheep. Stock on sale-293 Texas Beeves, 66l
Calves and Yearlings and 20 Mich Cows. We
quote
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Receipts OF Produe,.

EATCHEz-steamer Wild wagoner-sl bales cotton 70
Newman &co-l do bales wool N I.abasqueregl sks
cotton seed d Groebe AGO 40 do Adge-25 do Marx-6s
Dolls poaioes4 bxs ruit smith, % bba do n C,rap
llen-5 do M ID Lsvale-6 do j Clark do biz ID bds
Bic man-l6 bxs fruit orders do bbls DO Csrbni
fetToyich-4 DO ~ bxs do Sisrs6 do Peae 1co-6
90 A1Sheea-lOdo Tramontsni-S bbls do Hopkins-s
oxs do II SKIS potatoes Henders0n-S potatees mi
nut Davd-4 bxs do A kuss-3 do X BOarman-5 m -
90 Col Binganon3 bales be rags bales paper st
Dol hides q ID HIte-5 bxs fruit Meyer bb onions %
byrne &co-2 Do peaches Dazai-I Dbl melons p
Bn'tr-l bale. mos HiIsehl do bag rags Hals-I3
bd hdes hides SKIS wool sack WIthsrelI g.
bxshut Graugnard-hfbbl do Grumble-i bx do w Iss
belief do Bianehin Gutet-l Lessasser-I baoucbe
dries TO otder-Total bales cotton - ~ 'NA'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CaddO-l3 bales cotton Spaaka A
Buekner-ll do Williams Sons W BurbTidse &C.
Jno Chah Bro2 Ober Atwater &co2 bales wool sneake
Suekner-o DO ii Gardner-l do SKIS bales hides
e hides Norton &cO-l ba hides hides mi way
page wool Mann &coS bids hhds iron 70 hills 10
bbs copper Geo Dyus-SO cattle and sundes TO or
der-TotAl IS bales cotton VI
POisT-ALA-HACHE- Huntsr-47 bbls rice 70
bsrrois-5z 90 sslvant-z0 do socOla-ll Dupre-
% order ~-~ ouAuiios
LAFOUECHE-Lngger Arthenese--55 bbs potatoes N
bills onions and sundries bales moss
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CRKscKsr OFFICE, No. % CAMP STREET,
sunday, July 10, 1858.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alliance, Capp, for Pen .scola FW Perkins
steamship Crescent City, Holmes fJr New York
Wood, Low 4 Ludvigsen
Stesmship harpoSa, Kimble, for New York, A Mention
Schr Constance Bril- ROYai for Ruatan Island Bonzano
Steamer Sarah, DeerinR. fof Mobile Master
Steamer Ruth, Pegram, for st Louis, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Gin Farwel Inoanola and aivastoa
20 A h tney &co-Ist district
Logger Ahenese stean from LAourchs to MASTERED dis
trict Is ~
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild Wagner, Richardson from hatcher
Cadco barnes, from shreveport
Hunter, Jeaufr from POnte- ala Hachs
May, Carroll, from Noble
Sarah, Desring, from M06ile-Ne9 Basin
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The streets last night resounded with cheers for
seymour, Blair, Andy johnson, General Hancock
and General Buchanan,
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TOWB0ATs.

yr,..nnE W 0kLEAhs T0wBOAT ASSOCIATION
- ONDEksIsaN NED, wisYTSg tn esTaH
greater fe w $40 UNIFORM rate Of Towage and to 0asr
port have combined the foouias ToSbo.,. ana sA7AA ~
ECLIPSE LINE
sWtSzarlands LsvIathan. olas,a,o- ana
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry WriEht and sentinel.
FLINE.
Aehiies' Thos- a. Morgan, Equator. w
""sn' Norman, Republic, Tseumssh
WieaeO and Reliance.
The number ard por., a. a.. -. -. -, -, -,
IoNOoats Is guaraneo that no ssssaseo ne
NE bar or In tkiI port '''n VIII Oooai' eisnot -
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
bOhhEtDER & ZUBERBlER
uru- Harry Wright Lima
As,ocs..sd a.. ., EDWARD A. YORKE CO. y Ina
NNi0o' - OArondeiet street. up stain
J. @. NOR fROSS
OHAA FITzENRiTER
Lsvsa ATsnaH
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VIRsIkIA MILIrAnK INsTTTUCE
LEXINGTON, VA

his Institution is In full operation and 4. ready 10 .am,
Oos Ton me south Al period Of the summer aAa V
AXE charge Of them for the vhsle y..r
The vscaness In the Faculty Sy ~. Oath of o.,. s,
wall Jackson, kodes and Crutchns have been supod h.
the appointment Of Gems w. Ourtil Lee Col W n n,si,
ana OoL ;. hA.se with IA addition Of Capt Jshs
Brooks, late Of the Navy.
Address TIE aAGsrsigneA FRAEcrz u SMITH,
saoerinteadoEh
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RED RIVER,

RED RIVER.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY 49,
EOK GSAkD ECSRE, sT MAURlCE vow,
kVtety VIII take ieight for all landings on he r..
Dlesl Oole Alexandria hormanb Barbn's and an 80
meaiste landings will take freight for Shreveport nd nv,
mediate landings reshipping Al Alexandrisrb.
magnificent sidsvheel passenger steamer ~" NJ
Sas EichOlaa,
John DoWTY Mas,,.
Lou Clayton and 7. J. Dowty, Clerks,
or to WINBURh q I.0Ikn ~ 81 a spPy On oof1
be 81 Nicholas viii take freight with pssssnSss ~ a
OoSst landings as high the mouth Of Red River -
viii be On the landing TO receive freight svsrx s
morning. s-' ''oiy hnuSag
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. ROCKPoRF AND
b. Mays via New Orleans, opeOusAs and Great Western
Railroad Ths Morgan Line Steamer
Austin.
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and ST. Msry
and will hereafter run between the Braahear End Of
the Railroad and Rockport Texas connection with the
7O FerrybOat, from foSt Of St. an STREET and sA
train from Agiers.
Passengers can learn the day departure from Brasbea
on application at thu Railroad Once No % Canal street
freight received and bills Of lAdng signed Rockport only
at Ferry Landing every day. except sundays untlsrx
G. W. r. BAYLEY, Superintendent
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WATERING PLACES.

REGULAR GRAND ISLE PACKET-THRoUGH -
THE NEW, LIGHT-DRAFT PASSENGER P.ov,.
Agnes, ~Af
GEORGE RALFE, M.,.
Leaves the foot OF Bisnville street. every SATTenIv
A. n, and Harvey's Canal every EDsESDAY 80,
O'Clock. - '~'J ni'tnng ~
For freight or passage pply on board
, c-ib ne AONfS will regularly In this trad A..
the summer Freight received Friday mornings ana -
moment OF departure, at foot Of Benville street. ""
TOE WATERING PLACEs-MORGAN LINZ n =
Mail Steane-A
EoR Ray ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRrsr,,
hisslsspp City, Biloxi Ocean Springs ard Pascssss1%
o., fhs .ss low pressure Iron Laura -.
JOSEPH M. WALKER will make regular trips' - sa
below: As~iAVao tansa
On TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. ,,.,,r
Oh sATVkDAfs Ar. n uAll--on this trip .ois- !. n.
goula. '''Ps o1t 70 raeck
Returning VIII leave Ocean Spring, sgEpAv wvr...
DA 6 Snd FRIDAY Evenings PascagOula every sSfbssS
The above trips win be regularly made unless =
CHAs. A. WHITNEY, CO. tgs,,.
SPECIAL MOTTO E. From and ait.r an 49, street
Laura will extend her Saturday trip TO Poin Cls s.sshs
and tide permitting. ~'0~4i NoAiaN
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Receipts by Railrnnhs

Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTUERN
9ses cotton Richardson Mayl do Jns Harde AGO q
ASns sheTek Autey--l3 100 feet lumber d Wesver-
l2OUO do lay or5000 do planning Ml-sO j r 81
An And-o5 oxs fruit W trserl do RHAby-6 PachamIk
Biunt-5 BosTmsn-l2 N Ogden-lI Jno II HardeS
CO. harris son-sundres to order-fota cotton