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THE NEW ORLEANS
ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE
Company

Was organised the 18Th inst by the election Of the follow
ing Directors: L J. Hisbv, Jos n. ogiesby, James T.
Tucker, s. A stockdaie Len gsy, Theron Highly and
Capt j. T. Berdesu and the Board Of Directors elected L.
J. HIGBY President, aud LEN HIGBY secre airy.
On the day Directors resolved keep the Stock
Book open at the Once Of J. OGLESBY CO., No II
Tchsuptouss street. and at the Office Of JAS T. TUCKER
No 26 Csondeet street, and at the Office Of the Elevator,
for further subscriptions build the Eevstsr to double its
present capacity.
those who have money invest in paying institution
debts and divide its earnings quarterly
stockho ders call either o. the above places
and get any information concerning the affairs Of said Com
pany; also for rates Of Storage -
LEN. HI9BY, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nay IA. is0.

Having snslyssd this on, and IN my ezpsimsnts AP.
FLIED MfsELF, recognise that Il Il enc Of the best
yet the public for the purpose Of restoring
The hair 70 fs original color In testimony Of which hssss
a6ix my signature
[sIenedl YELIX BARON,
Importer Of Human Hsir, Southern Emporium
@. q. CALDWELL, Patsnses.
Hotel dss EtrAngers, No lzo Chartrss strssS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COSsTlT JTlOG, BY.LAwS
REApIse-RooM REGULATIONS
or IHE-
YOUNG MEMS
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
CT NEW ORLEANa

We thu subscribers young Of the city Of New Oesus
being DESTROYS Of adopting efficient extend uiu
upon msrcaLe and othsr subjects Of general utt
have associated ourselves for the purpose OF establishing
Library and Resdng- Room for sovenmest have
adopted the following
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Buzz l. No conversation shall be allowed otherwise than
in a whisper within the Reading Room
RUE No person shall be permitted to smoke In the
Library the Resdisg Room deace damage or inurs
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POUND NOTICES.

CTREET CON- DEPART
- MENT. Room No 7, City Hsll-sew Orleans. Oct IS
s-Were brought u the Second District Pound
Orleans and Claiborne streets
Two GOATS of different colors;
Which, claimed within bree and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public said Pound
WEDNESDAY Oco3er 2s 1863 at IL O'Clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner
J. o. LANDRY, Controller.
CvREET OMMIssIONrR's DEPART-
- MENT. Room No. 7. City Hsl-New Orleans. October
"a le6-Wsre brought the First District Pound
ner Of Lafayette and Locust streets, as esSrays-
Three GOATS of dinecen, coiors.
Which, n not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will be SOLD public auction said Pound,
TUESDAY October "a, 1865, at u o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioners.
LOUIS SENEGAL for Controller
STRFET COMMISSION ER's DEPART-
g MENT. Room No. y. City Hsl-New Orleans, oct %
ls6-Were brought TO the Second District Pound Of
Orleans anc CIaloorne streets, as estrsys-
Eight GOATS of different colors;
Which, not claimed within three days expenses
thereon paid will be sod public auction said Pound
MONDAY, October %, 1883, at ~ o'clock NJ
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
PAS LABARRK. Deputy Controller.
CTREHT CONSCIOUSNESS ID SPART.
lsS-was brought to the Fourth District Pound Dysdes
street, between jackson and hp Streets ss an cstrsy
One Red COW. spotted White both cut;
Which II claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid viii be sold public auction said Pound,
TUESDAY, o. tober "a, 1863 at Il o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioners.
LOUIS SENEGAL for Controller.
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7 OST-ON THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound. TO the Of Jef Had
snail piece Of the bottom his left and large
white max his bresst When lost he had ledther
collar The finder will DO suitably rewarded leaynghn
at 81 Race
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE UNDERsIGEED BEG TO INFORM
their friends and the public tina, they have formed
Copartnership under the and style of PAYAN
ZtRAL for the purpose Of carrying the FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BUSlekSS
AND EVERY ARTlCLB APPERTAlNIN6 TO THIS
LINE OF BUSINESS. and have located themselves under
the st Charles Hotel door from the Of Common
st eet THOMAS u PAfAN,
New Orleans, October 7, 1858 HENRY L. FEB AL.
OWING To THE DEATH Of WIN. l..
OWYNN the firm Of GARNER, WYNN co.'s this day
dissolved GkO. q. GARNER,
@. MCCARrY,
New Orleans October !, 1868. Surviving Partners
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed q Copsrtnership under
the and style Of GARNER McCARTY for the pur-
carrying the Wholesale Grocery business at the
old star Of 1arner, Wynn Co., no IS Common and 40
Canal street. GEO. q. GARNER
@. MCCARTHY.
TOPARTN ERSHIP--THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have formed COparnershp. dating from July l, 1865,
under the and style Of MEDD BOVARD for the
purpose continuing the Produce Business heretofore
ducte6 by MEDD NEWTON j. MEDD:
August i, 1868. D. BOVAkD.
Referring TO the advertisement would inform my
frer DIS thai remain with Messrs MEOD B0VARD No.
0l Poydras and would respectfully solicit contina
ance Of their favoTs q. W. NEWTON.
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In ORDERING TICKETS. Enclose the smoant Of money
10 address by mall fer what wish purchase
sbs Lottery which you wish invested whether you
whoes. Halves Qusre receipt Of which send
what ordered, by frrt mail together with
Rnls on ell Bsnks Bans Checks Certificates
Deposits and Postage Stamps, received In payment for
Hckes.
an renewal In ether TickeA They will be paid In Bank
Unscks or In such manner WI beet accommodate the
parchassr.
CHAS T. HOWARD,
Lock Boz eo2 New Orieans La
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BOARDING.

DOARD-THE LARGE HOUSE NOS. Al AND 43
ID Bourb street. half square from lanai
ready for the accommod tion fsmie and single
t.men Ia spacious and well furnished the table
of the best Day bosrders taken.
DOA X III SG-ELEGANTLY FU FINISHED APARr
I'D with excellent board, and the Of the
uaror The situation Of the desirable In the city,
Apply at LAG ST. Joseph street
EIRST GLASS HOA X ID NG-ONE Or TWO
genteel families who desire comfortable home aud good
living pleasant part OF the city mis ht be suited app
cation the Of Camp and Robin Streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large we'll furnished
and Is surrounded by extensive grounds The street
pass the door.
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CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1863
By virtue Of the s7h section Of entitled AN Act
Com Odate The City Of New Orleans and Provide for the
and Administration of its Affairs" approved
g. 1884, and for the purpose Of funding the debt Of the
late Municipality No. Two, falling due the 9th December
prOxmo sealed proposals win be received at this Office for
exchange of the 1857 sixty three Bonds of $1,000 each
issued by Municipality No Tive to the City Bank for COnsOl
dated City of New Orleans dated December l.,
1867 having twenty yoars with interest coupons
attached thereto the of six centum per snnum
payable semi. annually in the city Of New York.
Proposals be endorsed "ofer for Exchange Of Bonds"
TO be opened the FIRST day Of Dessmbsr 1863 at II o'clock
M and addressed to o. DeBuys, Secretary, Room No q
City Hall By order of the Board.
o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.


Attention. Cha,ticieers-Au the Mem.
e. the above eqS s ssss,sd EyESc
ocober ~ O'Clock with their registration All
those falling to present themselves will be erased from the
''' wv ''''' ~ '''' JOHN O. PxTlN. Secretary.
Hon Stock Landing Club. CITY Of
Jefferson Oct lseSThe Banner Presentation has been
o'clock Al the city Of JEFF
city of Carroton Fourth District, city Of New Or
leans respectfully invited to attend BY order OF
ySo P. COLLINS. Secretary
"seym onr Kn,gh,.-H r.g%,.r mse;isg
beadquarter the Gem Tue object Of The call has
rsnnssi-d attend JULY PRESIDENT.
WE II. WALL, Secretary
-Independent Candidate for Ceng-e.s,
Einh District are suthorssd to announce p ken
date for Congress from the Flta District Election Novem
De%oe-a,,e state Cen.r.n em \. sss
s sTE ss;' s sss%:
o:7,, E 5:s K:y m.yi-T EHks1sa W Z: e
a los st. CHARLES street for the transaction Of import
ant business All Democrats are iP.;sd 70 attend
WI. GRADY, Secretary.
- Democratic Parish Committee
l. sT. MARTIN, Vice President
C W. CULBERrsON, Secretary
ST l. DUPEIRE, Assistant Secretary.
Executive Committee
v. FAs slIiY Z / LEVEL JEWELL K g. g. BOND
puprSiSr E5lIsoE Gs1SGss :ts asoHAnrs
A L lIssoT Jos; LgLLIA n, ". GLassY,
ARCH. MITCHELL
Naturalization and Registration Committee
L. ST. MARTIN. Chairman.
A. sAMBoLA,-. W. L MURPHY, J. DELANEY.
J. II. HUCKINS.
The Wide Awake Eighth Ward Demo.
cratic Club Third District, every THURSDAY EVEN
ING E. Saloon Eyssn Fields and Levee
streets The following are it ohicen:
N A. LLAMblAS-President.
q W CUIBERTSON-bt Vics-President
JAMES HOwELL-2d Vice President
ii. eTOUDER-Secretary
JAMES DOBSON Treasurer.
WIN sWANN-Marshall
COMMITTEE.
HOWELL.
@ b. GIBBONS
j. FACET.
A. CAIRO
JAS DOBSON
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TO sUGAR PLANTERS.
BRAsHEARS PRoCEss-sULPHURoUs FUMIGA.
TON OF CANE JUICE.
Patent Reissued October 22. 1907.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN-I have appointed Mr..
o. AMEs my attorney to represent my interest in the
United states Pa granted TO for hObT r. BSA ASH
EARS process for "sULPHUROUS FOMIGArI0N OF
CANE JUICE" in the manufacture Of Sugar, per act
passed JsnuaIy IS 1885, before Andrew Jr, notary
public in New Orleans.
NANCY PoINDExrER BRASHEAR.
Centervllle, La, October ], 1868.
In accordance With the above notice. snd joint in
sad Patent, hereby notify all parties WIS use
Sulphur Fumes In Fumigasipg Cane Juice
In the Process Of Manufacturing sugar
that the purchase Of the Mechanical patented by
others carrying into effect BRAsHEAR'S PROFESS,
them the right to said Patent without
ncense me. And al those who SULPHURFU FUMES.
applied directly TO the cane juice without reference to its
apple alton, without acquiring the 10 right
do infringe the claims Of be Be- ASH EAR PATENT and
render themselves liable action damages 10 the DIS
trict Court the United States.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1880
$50 Casts
McEwAN's SPARKLING ALE,
Nov Landing s,-ship eelconda from Glasgow.
NEW BUCkwaEAT-Boxe,
NEW observation-disclosures AID Kits;
NEW ROE HERRING-Kh
FULTON MARKET BEEF-9af and Or. Bbs
PIG PoRK-HM AMI Quarter Barrels;
TONGUES
Together with full sssortn eat Of
Pickles, eauees, Etc.,
of Crosse 4 Blackwell. London.
To srrve and in store, for sale by
TOBY CO., No. Is2 G-sve- street
DROULAMATION..... .FEOCLAAArION
$4,000 Reward.
EXECUTIVE DrrARfnxs,. sflfr or LOUISIANA, 4.
New Orleans, Oct. "a, ls6a !
Whereas has been passed by the Geaers Assembly
ited An authorizing the Governor Of this State
and 20, vco, AZ The nrsrer or murderers ~ II n -PPE
and VALENTINE cAAsE. of 81. Mays Parish, La"
row thersiors H. G. wrmoth Governor of tn. State Of
Dollar. The
murderer Of the sad II. II. Pope and
s II * Mary s the
claiming TIE above reward he psrties
wh'eh shall have secured the snviction.
peace and good order q the State and especially upon
of the Parish of st Mary lay aside all partisan
eelngs and exsrfher utmost endeayOs TO bring the ca
Of the nation are the STATE Of Louisiana s and
country demand the condgn punishment Of the perpetrators
Given my hand ana the seal Of State sh. 9th day of
&C ESs. Lees and Of the independence Of hs Hsd States
BY tie Governor;
Assistant Secretary of State.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
WILL OPEN FOR VISITORS ON
wednesday, Nov. 4th, 1868.
The ST. LOUIS HOTEL will opened its usual style
TUESDAY Dec. LIST, 1865 Maj W. A. hURD. Manager.
o. E. HALL
5000 YARD. OF nUxLArs
For sale by
A. G. PIERPONr CO.,
No. Is New Levse street
G. TYLER.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer 10
Pittsbu z. Anthracite and Camel Coal,
Ofice No. Is Csrondelet street,
Is prepared 10 supply notice. market
rates Famies Plantations, Foundries Gotten Presses,
Steamships. Steamboats,, hotels. etc
CHEAP fORK............C CHEAP PORK
FOR PLANTATION USE.
We have on consignment and for sale:
40 bbls. xtrs Prime PORK;
100 bbls Rump PORK;
Which of. low figures in comparison with the
p'''''' d W. q SANFORD CO.,
Magazine street, corner Lafayette.
QOARD OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.
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NEW ODD FELLOWS HALL,
REGALIA AND FANCY DRESS,
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Parties wishing to acquire the ri yht TO use this
Invaluable invocation,

are Informed thst will grant Licenses very reasonable
terms viz One Dollar Hogsnesd tf made OF
crop OF 1865 be paid at the close OF Sugar making
Licenses will be furnished application 10 me IN person at
ing me through the Fostofce, New Orleans, Box 672
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Books Of bsesiptiou 60 the Capital
eoek Of the New Orleans Steamship Line VII be found at
Once Of the Factors and Traders Insurance. Company
Osrondelet street.
Commercial Insurance. Company of Camp and ars
vfsr streets
nsrcial Place
usrshal Smiths ONCE, 81 Carondelet street.
Shropshire Hsthorn, Poytrss street.
HcCfoskey Mason, 6rsvftr street.
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There shall be alterations this Constitution unless the
have proposed the Board Directors one
nth previous thu qua terri ing. and then approved
by three fourths of the members present.
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Dye the best In the world; the only and perfect
Dye harmless resble instantaneous; ridiculous tnts
Of bad dyes nvigorates and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful Black Brown Sold BY al Drug
rss Perumers and properly applied ct Batchelors Wig
tactsry No. ls Bond street. New York
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Essays for Young Men. on the Errors
Abuses incident Youth and Early Manhood with the
humane Of and sent by mail free OF
charge Address Howard Association Box p, Philase
Pa
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Banh of America, New Orleans, July
Dst I'm accordance With sections 81 and OF the act
entitled To estabkh general system Of Free Bank
nag the Louisiana approved March Is 1863 notice
hereby given % the boders "a the circulating notes Of this
Bank duly audited under the provisions OF said act 20
sent the the use Office Of State
Auditor for the purpose OF smpton within one year from
ths date otherwise the snds deposited BY said Bank Tor said
purpose viii be reclaimed. j. 4. hOkTlMEk
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NOTICE........... NOTICE......-
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
Hew Orleans and OF the States Of louisiana Mississippi and
Texas that they prepa ed down ARTISAN,
WATER and NATURAL GAS WELLS at the -hhortest
notce.
Orders 10 our address, 1857 will receive rompt
ton A. WELLfPiTON Agents.
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Miscellaneous Items.

There is, according to the census of 1866
an 81 excess OF 662, ,620 females over the males ir
England and Wales. 80 .&.' @@,%o.-o-
The official report Of the Board of Health in
bombey, shows that there is less mortality
among the meat eating class of population thar
among the mere vegetarians. J.s.s. a..s.A@
ihs canvass for the nomination Of candi.
ua.e 1os Governor by the Radicals 10 New Jer.
90; aaS opened the quest on OF the religious
p..n.Ip.es OF the several candidates. The
poiDssasns pss upon the pivot of the Methodistism
or ; f;resoyterlsnlsm 't Of two of the men named.
A nice state OF things truly!
The n. I. Observer (Old School Presbyteri
an IS OUT ~ Strong philllpplc against the
paetlme OF horse racing, taxing a moral and re
ligious .viewof the subject. ,,"N' ~ :
Letters from Constau,iuople show that re-.
form in Turkey is NJ dream, but looks ike =
solid, substantial fact. The refyrms wh;,h ths
Sultan has inaugurated have given an entirel1
new aspect to the Eastern question.
Since Napoleon III became Emperor, France
mas oeen running IN oebt at trightiul rate. -
indeed bis schemes of embellishments and ap
sraadlzement have added to the national obi
ss ssaoas the sum of q, ,673, ,000 000k, exclusive
VI VI oeots amounting to 2, 2,0l6 SOC, ,000f contract
sud 10 ths SANS period BY the departments, cite
sao eommunss., = HA-'
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1K7ARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA
~ CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.

Having recently assumed the proprietofship
of this oid and fashionable watering place ana
completed our arrangements for the entertain
ment of visitors, we now solicit the patronage
of the public. cry effort has b en- made to
restore to this establishment its former repusa-
tion. The remedial properties of the waters
have been sufficiently attested in the numbers n
who have been relieved of Rheumatic, Gouty
and other affections, while the luxury OF the
Baths when once enjoyed, can never be forgot
ten. Persons desirous to have full lntormatlon
concerning the character of the waters msV con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them, on
application, free of postage.
. We pledge ourselves that our table shall not
be inferior to any kept either in city or country.
The name of our manager is sufficient to insure
good living. @,N.-&p - &piob
mond and Staunton to Millboro depot, on the
Virginia Central railroad, where line OF stages
connects with the trains, enabling passengers
to reach the Springs the same day after ieaVlng
Richmond, Lyme, burg, Washington, or bslt-
more. ,.fr.,o o1
SIS: per month flour weeksl $50: ~
DARNELL & &REVERCOMBE,.
-s s Propretors.
Major PETER r. WOODWARD, Manager. y.
Bath county ie 29-lm
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A Picture of .'Impeachment.' .

SENATOR 1FEssENpEN, 10 letter to a com
mittee of Boston Merchants who had invited
him to public diuner, gives the following pic.
ture of the recent 'Impeachment" doiDgs-and
whata picture it is-to be drawn, too, by the
hand of one of the ableSt men belonging to the
Radical party! q @.. @jr Il b
g"Recourse was accordingly had to the most
powerful engipery of party. The air was filled
with wing rumors, which found their way to,
tiepublic ear through the appropriate channels.
Denuncia,ion, .vituperation, catumny, threats
Of personal violence and Of life long intamy
were profusely hurled at all who might dare to
disobey the public sentiment. The most dire
FIJI consequences we're predicted IN case I'M,
peachment should fail. Union men, white and
colored, were to be murdered or driven from
their homes, and all the horrors Of another
revolution, bIoodier than the ,hrst, were to be
let loose upon our devoted land. .--t2.
''It is not to be wondered at that appliances
like these should hare excited the public mind
almost to frenzy The men who resorted to
them were Fer accustomed to the use of such wea-
pons, aud knew we'll how to WELD them. Un-
,crupnIous, familiar with detraction; believers
neithet.in public nor private Virtue or II De-
lieyers considering both as out of place ID poll
tics they could not resist such an opportunity,
or fait to i'm prove the occasion
s.The excitement elsewhere, however, was
triaing when compared with that which pre-
vailed at the capital Here change OF ad.
miuistration had long been contemplated, and
was now counted on as a certainty. That
looked-for change had its usual attendants.
The coming in Of new President could hard
ly have warmed into lite a more numerous
brood Of expectants, or stimulated more extern
siye hopes of honors and prof-s The city
waa filed with them ready to jump into places
to be made vacant, as they hoped and believed
for their benefit. Gamblers thronged The sa-
looms, stalking more than they were able to pay
upon conviction or acquittal. As these hopes
rose or fell with the rumors of the hour, as I'M
peachmept stock went up or down upon the
political exchange among the crowd Of hungry
expectants, SO for the time, rose and fell the
character and reputation of those Senators
upon whose votes the result was supposed to
depend while the telegraph was at hand to
carry over its wires, to the homes and friends
of those Senators, every calumny which dlsap-
pointed ambition could imagine, or cupldlty
and malgnity could invent; while. por-
ton of the press, claiming for itself character
for deeency, and even for Christian virtue stood
ready to endorse and circulate the he."
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NORTH Observation-Disclosures Worth, the
late very estimable Governorot North Carolina,
wrote a very brief protest to the new Governor
on surrendering the executive Office under an
order from General Candy. He declares in the
protest that neither Holden nor those elected
at the time he was have any legal authority to
the positions they claim. He does not recog-
nize the validity of their election, and adds
that they have no evidence that they have
been elected. save the certificate of a Major
General of the United States army ..'.!
Gnvernor Worth intimates that he would
have held his position until lorcibly expelled,
IN order to carry the matter before the Su-
preme Court, If the past action of that trl-
bunal furnished any hone of speedY trial"
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EXCURSION ON TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA. :

EXCURSION ON TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA
The Washington Star says: Quite large
number of our we'll known citizens, with their
families, proceeded to Baltimore on Saturday
by rail- and engaged passage on the steamer
Columbia, which lett Baltimore mat day at
four o'clock p. m. for Washington. The trip
down Chesapeake bay Saturday night was
delightful one, the oracing air from the salt
water being extremely cool and pleasant. ,2.ss
The steamer reached Point Lookout about
midnight, where she received more passengers
and freight and discharged portion OF her
cargo. She then ran across the mouth OF the
Potomac to the Virginia side, and made several
landings in the Yeocomico river, and returned
to the Maryland side OF the Potomac, reaching
Piney Point about half-past four o'clock yes.
terday morning, where there are number OF
Washingtonians stopping. After receiving and
discharging freight she started up the Potomac,
making all the landings for passengers and
freight, and reached her wharf at Washington
about six o clock Sunday evening.
The Columbia, which has been running tor
many years past, is now comfortably fitted up
with large number of state rooms, and with
lew additional improvements can be made a
fine passenger steamer. .2aaG -.4