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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19
GOLD AND SILVER MINES.

The Commissioner of Mining Stats
ties, Hon. r. W. Raymond, has pre-,
pared report of his discoveries in
various localities. He has been indus.
tsiously engaged in the collection OF
Information in regard 10 mines, add bis
report will be a statement of the condi
ton Of the m uing centres of Colorado,
Utah, Nevada, Cnllfornia, Oregon and
Idaho. Necessarily, the report is no: rs
full as the citizens of each district wou Id
wish to see it, bat the great amount of
territory that his observation has b-eu
directed to, has excluded his making
more Than partial report. This State
alone has been the theatre of discover.
les during The last year that would have
keptthe Commissioner constantly busy
The Information that is desired by the
people, aad that would be OF service to
the country, is not to be gained BY
hurried visit to district and a gallon
through it. So far ms il goes, the rep
ort will he of service, but will not be
all that it should be. The COmstock
mines have yielded much less than u.s.
uai, for the reason that many of the old
workings have heeu exhausted, and the
fires in some of the best mines have re-
duced the product. The late discoveries
ia some OF The old mines Of Nevada and
the increase Of builion by the discovery
Of White Pine, has made the yield more
than 1868. The completion Of the Pal
cifc road has assisted largely in the i'm.
migration Of miners to the State, and
the facility with which supplies can be
obtained. The reduct.on of wages 10
some districts have been an incentive 10
explorations, but not 10 the extent that
many have believed. From the best in. !
formation we can get the COMM ssio ne r |
is all wrong in The statement that Chinese |
labor has been introduced into our mines.
We do not know of a single mine that is !
being worked 10 the State by Chinese /
labor, or where any portion Of the miners
sre of that class. The miners are not
in favor Of the introduction of Chinese,
and since the reduction of wages to
s. SO and s. per day there il no induce.
ment to employ Chinese At less prices.
They cannot compete with the old miners !,
even though they should work At half
he rates.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

TIE BEsr MADs AND Mosr FAssIoNA.
DLE Cur CLoTHIsG that ever came to
Carson the incest boots, hats, under,
clothing, handk ercaiefs, socks crarats,
and the eaeqPest-are now for sale at
Joe. Rosrus'ock's H. has also rery
choice selection of oil paintings, etc, ,
etc; aud he can sell All these things
cheap, because he bought them che.p
in Chicago.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

SAD NEws.-0nr friend Mr.. John Q.
4. Moore has lately got letter from
Philadrlphia telling him ha, his father
is on bis de uh uei His many friends
will sympsfhize with Mr.. Moore in tb.
bis distress of mind
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

RAILROAD TfmE.-Mr. Superintenen.
Using columns this morning setting
forth The time Of the leaving of the pas
senger trans of the Y l. T. Z. R.
from here and Gold FI1il.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

FoTicE. = All persons having book
sccounts with E. q. Rail viii phrase
call al his place of business on or be-
fore the Isl of January, 1870, aud settle
the same either by cash or note. By
order of E. b. RAIL.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyEAuH. \
CoLLLcro Is 0fficE. DISTINCT oy NlvApA,
Carson ity, December 2, 1stp.
Whereas have tins day seized 4, 700 Cigsfs.
w in the City of Carson. New. said Cigass
being found without the proper Stsmps No required
by law Now, therefore, Notice il hereby given
to all persons claiming sad Cigars 70 appear AUD
make such claim within 1biity Days from the
date Of the First Publication Of this Notice. OF te
forever barred.
GEO. W. CHKDIC,
Deputy Ooli~rtor
las3v
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

Social Parry DurcA Nick's" is to be
the scene If festive plr,v on New Years
Eve, the proprietor. Mr.. King. Pony" hlv-
ing determined to give party on that occa-
sion. See adv.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCu. - We are in
formed that Rev. Mr.. Stewart will preach
At the Presbyterian Church at the usual
hours to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

We ass Informed that an Tuesday afternoon,
Dsesnbsr 18th, ls6e. Schnsider's stage and train
q ears we're 1t the Mound House At the same time,
b0th eu0ing % Carsoo, aud that eehneidsr boat
u eass eoring 70 Carson BY about three fourths
of ~ hear. dl6-2W
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

SERVICES in the Ep,>,opei Church at
! | a. m. aud 7 =. m. Sunday school AT
I2J O'Clock
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

The BAND OF iIuPs Will meet 10 the
Methodist Church this afternoon at 3
o'clock
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

SERVICE in the Catholic Church at
!! | a. IN. to day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

Al. L CHURCh-I here will be preach
ing at ! a. m AMI I u m to- day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The crop reports continue very encouraging.
There was heavy rain storm at Augusta.
Ga, yesterday evening.
Edward Halphip, an elderly man. fell into
Niagara Falls yesterday; a distan of one hun
dred and eighty feet. and was instantly killed.
1t is stated that James @. Taylor. attornev-
general elect. is to be commi ssioned by g ne
raj Candy to fill that Office, it's occupant bav-
ing resigned.
sheriff and posse were yesterday driven
FROM East Greenock, N. Y. by anti-renters.
The sheriff was mortally wounded and five of
the posse seriously injured.
General Candy has modified his order for tho
payment Of the January interest by directing
that only one per cent be paid. This will
amount to three hundred and fity Thousand
dollars.
disguised party visited the Jail at AppIing.
Columbia County, Ga, and took therefrom a
negro man and woman. who were found dead
on the road next morning. The negroes had a
difficulty with white family.
General Candy has ordered that 40 rnuch
Of the January interest on the Virginia State
debt as the treasury is able to pay shall be
paid at once. There ia over $4OO, 900 in the
State treasury. little over ,one-half OF the
amount due on the Januar, interests.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

WAsH1Naro TON, July 27.-Proceedings have
been commenced against Sherman, colored,
former messenger Of the treasury, for altering
bogus money. Turner, negro postmaster at
Macon, will be brought here as witness.
Alexander d. Stephens, writing to friend
mere, says: II am eratified at the result Of the
election in Virginia, and earnestly hope that
Judge Dent may be elected in Mississippi
Dr. o. p. Calvert leaves for Macon, Ga, to-
morrow for the purpose of placing the labora-
tory property into the possession Of the
Georgia Agricultural Society.
The President is expected at the meeting OF
the Cabinet on Friday. ~
Mr.. Greeley with party has gone to Virgil
nia, Hoar contemplates weeks absence.
Field will of6ciate in his place.
Treasurer Spinner has received counterfeit
three dollar coupon from Georgia, evidently
manufactured there. The imitation of the
engraving, signatures, seals, &c., are good
but the paper is bad.
The Revenue to-day is $500 600.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

t1on OF the tergiversat'ng Radical organs. here
ana elsewhere. have it in my pAWer to say
that " aclA not be Uentursd. In this respect
Inc question is no new one. as the early career
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sbo ".
Ihey dealt. however, with quite another sort
OF coolies" than the Chinese.
VOICE FOB REPEAL.
The New York Times ID in favor of repeating
or modifying the act OF Congress prohibiting
the coolie trade. so as 10 offer no impediment
to the importation Of Chinese labor:
The editor assumes that "there ia no longer
any doubt OF the great value and economy Of
Cninese coolies as agricultural Iaborere: they
nave been tested as oolnnnon lahorers on y2ri-
GUS public improvements iN the West. and
b ave boon found more economical than others:
but they have not proved to be available as
skilled laborers. There is no doubt that the
Pacific coast needs laborers, and that Asia will
most probably supply that demand for many
years to come. The conditions, In an industrial
sense. are. therefore, somewhat changed from
wnat they were when the law was passed and
favor ats modification. The conditions- noiit,-
cally and socially, are also materially altered
ana these also favor the modifica Jon of the
law: 10 prohibit the coolie trade entirely ia to
prohibit the immigration Of the Chinese.. The
coolies are too poor to immfSsrate without
neip; their government will not sena them.
ana hence those ia need Of Their labor viii
nave to supply the means Of Transportation. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28
EUROPE.

THE QUEENS ASSENT TO THE IRISH CHURCH
BILL.
LONDON. July H.-The royal assent to the
Irish Church disesaablishment bin was TODAY
sent 70 both HoasSs. The Commons applaud
ed loudly.
A collision has occnrred between two Hnl,
steamers. resulting i'll the sinking OF one ard
the loss OF twenty-three passengers and crew.
Gladstone is unwell. Parliament was pro-
roeued to tho 10Th Of August.
The fau;: discovered in the cable of 1855 has
been located one hundred and thirty miles
from Valentia.
CHECK TO THE oAR1rsrs.
MADRID, July T.-The Oarlists were repulsed
IN attempting to capture Pampeluna. Several
were killed on both sides.
A party OF Carlists were defeated by volun-
teers at Tarascon. Offers Of aid to pnt down
the rebellion come from all quarters of Spain.
Espartero offers his services.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

OF all those guarantees which we seek in our
common solicitude. 1 have already shown
several times how much I am disposed TO re-
lnquish in the public interest certain OF my
prerogatves. The notifications which have
declded 10 propose constitute the natural de-
vetopment Of those which have successivey
been made in the institutions Of the Empire
they must at the same time, leave intact the
prerogatives which the people have most OK
pllcitly confded to me, and which are the
essential condition OF power and OF the pres
elvation Of order aud society.
The message was tavorab!y received. and NJ
Kouher concluded the reading of it amid cries
Bournat. Dolfus, Reauchamp, Torme. and
Peyresse, all members Of the majority were
elected secretaries OF the Chamber by q large
preponderance Of votes. The Pubic mentloHs
ceed this evening to st. Cloud to place their
reslgnations in the hands OF the Emperor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

The good old times are not gone forever.
1aen Msre ls an incident On the recent trip of a
sh Isst the clerk had allotted
office. when he was astounded by the % annar;S "iD
sion Of tall Missourian. who exclaimed: II
ssssy, s!s stranger, want one OF them Chambers. y
tS9t1ry, sir said the official blandly, ''but our
are" responded Missouri; ..I'ye naid nv fars'y
want one Of them chambers" ALLOW me-
% 70 see your ticket said the s,ill polite clerk.
pussng his hand to the back OF bis neck the
and driving it quivering into the eounler A: .a;S:
.haa, I'm Tom Pike County, young feller, and
neIs. pr Before the stee! had CEASED to vibrate
capped six-shooter under Pies nose snd can sod
~ y answered: "ryeaonly got SIX chambers. am S
aa aad you see they are oil full" The Missourian
eetSeta e.aaSt ont OF .rsnge.." and putting up his
+. .ootn-p1ok' ejacuated: "A full hands good,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28
THE SECOND EXPIRE.
Message OF the Emperor to the Legfsla
tive Body-Napoleon's Proposed lie,
forms. xtsS "

Message OF the Emperor to the Le~ss,a
tive Body-Napoleon's Proposed lie,
forms. xtsi g.
In the sitting of the Legislative bodv. on
July IL, M. Rouber, Minister OF State. read
tho following mess zee from the Emperor:
By the declaration Of the 2sth ult.. an.
nounced that should submit. at the ordinary
plans winch seemed most fitting to realize the the
wishes OF the country However,, as the Leg
islatlve body appears desirous to Learn imme-
diately what reforms have been decided upon.
tnlnk n II right to anticipate ito wishes. It is
Legislative BODY that extension which is COM
patlble with the cardinal bass o. the constitu-
ton: inow Icy before you. by this me ssage,
ssoae been taken Ct e
as possible to exaniue the following Questions.
viz:
l. The powers TO be accorded to tho Leois,a-
tha tive Doy poay inodirS the right W down
and the right Of electing its bureaux.
q The simplifcation or the mode OF present
ing and consldering amendments.
.. TO MAKE make q obligatory upon the govern
iacations OF the tariffs In international trea-
& The voting OF the budget by chapter in
order TO render % s6e control Of the Legislative
s. The suppression OF the incompatabil,tv
hitherto existing between the position OF Den.
uty and tine asslGsptscn OK certain public ff,iIn-
tiops. particularly those or Ministers.
9. The extensl0, OF the right OF interpelIa-
uon. The government wal also deliberate
upon questions relating to the positioD of Sns
Senate and the more efacient .ssolidaritys,
which will be, established between the Cha,n-
her and the governrnent. the faculty Of exer-
daing sinultaneonslv the Sunctlons of Minia.
ter and Deputy. the presence OF all the Minis-
tprS hi the Chambers. the dIscussion oT ~.
MirS Of State, ia the Council. the establish-
1nSnt of q real understanding with the ma
jprss% electSd ~ the countrys and the creation
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THE FIRGINIA -HON0Rs p0
PEABODY

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WEST v1Rarn,A
July ~. "A meeting was held here TO-DAY com
posed principally Of Houtherpers. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted expressing the
g9atltode OF tho Southern people to George
feaoody Tor bis munificent gift of eight mil
nons for the cause Of education IN the South.
Inc resolutions will be formally presented to
Mr.. Peabody tomorrow.
Ihere are one thousand visitors here; two
nondrea at Hot Springs. eighty at the Heal
Ang' one hundred and twenty-five at Allegheny.
one hundred and 4fty at Old Sweet, eighty at
!. hea sweet, and seve nty-flve at Salt sulphur.
lt has boen raining for two days. q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28
THE COOKING MAN."
Am Immigratkon Agent Sent to China
from Memphis-One Thousand Chtnese
tob bo Imported Immediately.
The Memphis Avalanche says !:

Ane memphis Avaiancne says: .f fti
II can no longer be said that Chinese immi-
'baip IS fairly starred. and at least one thou
sand Cinnamon. with their rat-traps and pig.
tails. will ha at work in she c1tton fields Of This
section before the close OF the coming picking
season. They will bs of the best AMI most re-
Liable aborlng class. And Will add greatly to
I. he development Oh our resources and the res
totation of our lands, which since the war.
sass oisa sa1ss iS tnsr 1 sys ssrs wild
Thursday OF his week 10 the interest of the
Arkan sas River Immigration Company, and is
authorized to contract for and bring back 1000
agent Of the company IN this city. lie goes wa
the Union Pacific Railroad 70 San Francisco
and thence by .. Gamer to Hong Kong, which
route will occupy between forty aud ,Afty days.
The return trip will probably ba all TIE way by
water to New orleans. In the event thas the
necessary number and right material can be
Obtained In California. Mr.. Git will return at
once With them from that place, def,rring his
experiment OF Chinese labor in the cotton
fields OF the South iS fairly made. He is pro-
vided with the means necessary tor expenses.
and has also letters OF credit for $50 600. Here
10 the first practical step In ON enterprise that
Will no doubt result in great good. Mr. Gift Is
tho man 10 carry ont the business successfully
and his return will be looked forward to with
great interest and anxiety. The examples set
should be followed throughout the South, ana
We tr0st the company OrganIzed In Memphis
during the past week, whicn is 70 operate o. o
larger scale, will make as quick time in getting
under fuil headwAv, that the prachcal results
may be experienced before the close Of this
cotton Heason.
Hss THE ANTI oooxIE Law.
Inregaidto the Law OF Congress prohibiting
the coolie trade, about which 90 much b as
bsen said, the Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore Gazette remarls:
i The ''Acb," about whi:h 90 much fuss is all
OF onoe made. 10 necassarily waoLy inopera.
tive here. because there 10 nothing Whatever
for u 70 opsrase upon IN this country. and
never wae. IL distinctly relates 70 q speci ee of
slaves known as Goodies" and tolerated only
n certain ..iorsign" countries.. and never il
this since the revolution. AZ ID plainly recop-
nixed IN the law ltsels. Herr Koopu1ansc iissp
10 simply 70 costraot Tor aAborern Ia Cana 10
anSSrdte TO ArnercA at 90 much head the
expense 70 be dslucted from their waRes when
employed EsAFy ono profasslng ia enia xhtsla
tho public mlnd ahould know that at leass I'm 8
the adoptEon VI the constitution III 1767, the
spe;ao Derloroaanoe OF snca o "contract'' can
not be enforced bv the courts. Ihe r1sir rnuss
be run ~ the employer, aad, for the sdiAca- \
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, July 27.-- Official reports state tba+
the regular ehsctlve Spanish troops now nnm.
oer S2,ooO, and the volunteers 1000. The re-
De'e nave 6oOo well armed men and many guer-
INA bands. Seviano had ordered the withhold
ing OF the Jesuit College stipend, owing to the
ndiscretion Of the directors. The volunte: rs
had surprised and killed eighteen rebels near
Remedios. A skirmish between Villa Clara
and sagua resulted in the loss of twenty rebels.
including major.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

General W. p. Mi,es, a a1assiss,ppL hns
son, m, @ 80 Francisco 20 inyssngate for plant
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28

A% "FRESH AS A MAIDEN's BLUsH"-
ls the pure peachy Complexion whsch follows the
use of HAaAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. It is the
True Secret Of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in So.
ciety understand this.
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing.
Redress. sunburn. Tan. Frechlea Blotches and IL
effects of the Summer Sun disappear when It is ed
and genial cultivated. fresh expression is obtstned
which rivals the B;oom~of Youth. Beauty is possi.
BILE to all who will invest seventyve cents at any
respectable store and insist on getting the MAaNo.
IIA BALM ,ss ,rgxs f
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to dress The
hair. DAC mwf1mo July 2e
ss-MARENGO.--F EvER AND AaUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PREV vaNTivs.--Th,s val.
uabe preparation has been In private use for MANY
years. and through the persuasion OF friends. who
have ed it with the most benefcial results the
proprietor has been Induced to oRar 1t to the pub.
tc 1t is warranted to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
OF however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicating it's effects from the sysem It
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the diges,
tive organs. induce appetite, and restore the
patient TO perfect health. It ts purely VEGETABLE
preparation. and harmless that children of ali
ages may take It with safety. AZ o tonic MARENGO
has no superior and for debility arising from the
elects Of fever OF from other cause. Is invaluable
few doses 10 sufficient to safety the most in.
credu]ous sufferer Of Ito virtue and worth. AL
who try one bottle Of MARES 90 will be 30 much
pleased with Ats effect, that hey will readily en-
dorss 1t, no HUMBUG. For evidence or it's Ell.
cacy and value. refer TO MARENGO eircolars which
contain ccrtiAeaics Of wcA known and respectable
cilzens. m
MARENGo is genuine Southern preparation
the proprietor and manufacsurer ing native and
resident Of Charleston. and It 10 fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal satasaction.
NO HUMBUG. TRY IT.
For sale by all Druggists, ana By DOwrE q
NOISE, corner Meeting and,H ,Hasel streets; GOOD.
RIUH. W1NEMAN d co. Hayne.street. and G. ,.
LUHN. Druggist. Agent Of Proprietor, corner Of
King and John strsets. Charleston, q. g.
3une 3 Dao anooA
81 ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. ION THn
Hross ana Abussa incident to Youth and Bar,y Man.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
sent by mail nree OF change. Address HowARD AS.
ISOLATION. Boz 2. Phladaphia, Pa.
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@o,@vshN.
EXCURSION 81 ExOUmsI,,>s ,,..,: :

EXCURSION 81 ExOUusxu~s.
~ THE FINE FAST SAILING
~ ELLA ANNA. The Champion Of tho AACHr au,
" Is now ready ard prepared 70 mako re5',', UIn
-.-. trips, thus az 'rding an oppcctuntx f =
VINO ma, wish to visit points OF interest in our ba
June 21 VA A1oAA " mar
EXCURSIONS AROUND TRs1f v,AmH1p1.
THE FINE. FAST SAILING AND COW
- FORTABLY appoipte6 Yacht w1EANHI
%49Rw w1l resume her trips to historic points IN
Wharf daily at Ten a. M. Anoa
For Passage spply to IHOMAA yfrNn
De'o"oof 4" Captain Oh board
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Spef,al Motifes.

aSr CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE
The Charleston Board Of Trale OFFERS PRE-.
MUM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
LARS S260) for the best Treatise. with Statistics
upon the past and present Trade of Charleston the
advantages to the Southeastern States Of making
charleston their emporium and centre of exchange.
and the measures which should be adopted Tor Sc
curing to Charleston this position"
The Treatise must be without signature. but
designated by some motto or sentence, accompanied
oy sealed envelope, containing within the motto
OF sentence which desiGnates the Treatise together
with the name Of the author. The Treatise must be
handed to the Secretary OF the Board OF Trade OIL OF
before the fret day OF November. 1859, ana every
competitor must engage to scqutssce cheerfully in
the award Of the Committee, The examination of
the Treatise and the awarding OF xhe Prize win be
conn led to COMMITTEE Of gentlemen selected sole.
ly for their ability and impartiality.
By order OF the Board
q. COBIA, President
H. BAEn. Secretary.
Charleston. July 2s. 1885, wso Ju,v es
A@I HEREBY APPOINT MIR. J. A TOR.
RENT to act as my Attorney, during my absence
from the State. Oh pROwN
July 20 "a
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
EOK PALATIkA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, RFRNAND1NA AND JACKBa


VILE.
r ssaKh The ELEGANT AND FIRST-CNASS
,3,1f STEAMER DICTATOR, Captaip
". y. MnNA.Tx. will sail from Charleston oyaxy
points.
Connecting with the Central RAILROAD at Savannah
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys ut vhioi
point steamers connect with New Orleana, Mobile
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvana.
Through Bills LadiDg signed to New Orleans aa d
Mobile.
All freight payable ON he whay&
Goods not removed at sunset viii be stored a ria
and expense Of owners.
7. d. AIKEN b co.. Agents.
MayW INV South Atlantic Whavi.