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National Republican., 1878-08-16
The Natatorium to he Opened To-Day.

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Tie Natatorium or Washington Swimming
School, now being erected on Estreet, between
Sixth aud Seventh streets, will be opened for
the first time at noon to-day. This will be
the largest natatorium in the country, being
cighty.iour feet long and Hity.four feet wide.
The bottom will form an inclined plane. The
water at its shallowest will be three feet deep,
and the deepest will be eight feet. Professor
Robert f. Ordum will have charge of the
classes, and the business management will he
under the direction of Mr.. Charles T. Davis,
the proprietor. Quarterly tickets will be Is.
sued to all proper persons upon the pay
ment Of 81. The tickets eutitlG the holder
to all the privileges Of the establishment. A
number OF prominent citizens OF the city have
subscribed for quarterly tickets. Parents and
heads of families have displayed great interest
in the establishment OF this institution, as
boys can now have the advantage Of water
without danger Ofdrowming. The number Of
deaths from drowning during this season has
been so great rs to adnOnish parents of the
necessity of having a safe place in which they
eau have the benefits Of the water. Single
tickets will also be issued at the rate Of twenty.
five cents each or five for 81. There will be q
suitable gymnasium above the water. Separate
hours will be devoted to the fair Sex. The wa
ter will be kept ut an even temperature
Throughout the year. Bathing suits will be
furnished the swimmers.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
New Advertisements.

NGnted-A situation.
Notification by Charles Stevenson.
ExcuriOn-Frankiin Temperance Legion.
Special notiCe-Cclu Council, sovereigns Of
Industry.
Athletic rouruamcut-pustponcd till saturday,
August II.
National Republican., 1878-08-16

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. Winslows soOth.
ing syrup has been used for children. II cOFrccts
ncidty OF the stomach relieves wind cole regulates
the bowels, cures dyGentery and darrhUa, whether
arising from teething or other causes. An Old and
well. tried remedy. - cents q bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
In,ii cations.

For tho South and Middle Atlantic states partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain variable winds,
mostly s'utIcastory nearly stationary pressure and
telporaiurp
National Republican., 1878-08-16
gational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE.
SEB AND sTREET.
Morning. Hrninp.
seis n. v, Phil e Dos ey. $50, Baltimore accom-
'ss25, Baltimore express 40, baltimore accom-.
7b1. Western express 900, Y. Phil & Bos er.
50 s.Ilnliimors accom-. 5.N, Western Mall.
SIS, Fred. ac met brch. } s637, Baltimore accom-
t1, Baltimore Annapolis sG+5, Baltimore express
and way. l72O, Western express.
tf5, Mnrtnsburg and Ifa-' sstD Baltimore express
e r-town &C MET brch. 'eib n Y. Phil 4 hos ot.
slGJo, Baltimore accom-. iiO:l5, baltimore accom-
1i5D, baltimore express. ~
sArrive daily. Others sundays excepted
Gs For tho time OF departure OF trains, see advef
usemsnts elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-08-16

ARE you bilious troubled with headache. dizzy
ness sick stomach, constipation. &c! Are you dys
peptic nervous. dull, aud lanGudf Avcrse to all
exortion. Is your life miserabloY You require a
change. Cleanse The system, purify and renew Inc
bold remedy It will soon relieve You. Sold BY AL
druggists, % cents per package, which makes Q
quart of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
0EORa ETOHN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.


Arrived-A. 8. Cannon, Norbury, Philadel-
phia; Graham, Graham, New York; Lizzie
Lane, Boston; James NJ. Vance, Predmore,
Philadelphia, all to load coal.
Cleared-Schooncrs Henry Davis, King, Ho-
boken, with $50 tons Of" coal; A. s. Cannon,
Norbury, Pawtucket, with $50 tons Of coal
Graham, Graham, Providence, with $40 tons
Of coal Lizzie Lane. Boston, with 400 tons of
James NJ. Vance, Predmose, Wsreham, with
31i tons Of coal.
CANAL NEWS.
Arrivod-Boats p. J. Sewers, d. c. Barroll,
jr., L. J. Kreps, Hawke, Thomas Hassett, r. L.
Gross, A. l.. Milicr George and james b..
andJ. W. Cardcr.
Cloared--Boats G. W. Adams, J. Marmadulse
William Blackwell s. II. Sherman, NJ. +. Tice,
Ida'J. Kreps, Kate Brooks, Hawk, Thomas
Hassett, J. W. Carder, George and James D.,
A. l.. Miller, Irene Knott, X. L. Gross, Golden
Rule, J. N. Thomas, aud william Jackson.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
By caual-Boat LoudouD, with 3,700 bushels
Of wheat to Hartley & Dro.
by rail-Eight huudred bushels Of wheat to
J. q. & J. NJ. Waters.
GEoRGETowN PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. Francis Lcishcar. most esteemed young
gentleman of Georgetown, died at his resi-
dcnce, No. POI Fsyette street, yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Lcishear was a promising young
man. His disease was consumption.
The boats of Charlie Burriss and Patrick
Mclaughlin were yesterday taken from their
moorings on Analostan Island aud carried down
the river and sunk. The boats were recovered
later in tho day
National Republican., 1878-08-16

NOuHO PEOPLE DO pay attention 10 yonr teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Re wise In time
Clean them daily with rBURsTOSs Ivory PEARL
TuOTH POWDER tho mos. perfect dcntriACc KnOwn
1t will keep them through life In good condition
white and sOund. VIII hsrien the gums swceten
he breath, and prevent tOOthache. Sold By al
druggists. IS and 81 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants
+. ]. SIingcrland and Ellen Cant.
WI. Curtis aud Julia A. Brooks.
W, d Quntor and Alyina NJ sonter,
William II Jones' aud Louisa Edwards.
l., C. Leigh aud Annie L. Smith, both Of
Fairfax County, Va.
Jeremiah Allen and Martha Cook, both oi
Prince George County, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-08-16

Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff? Does 1t refuse
to cur' Dress II with IHONPSOs's oAAbE OPTrNE.
An oleaginous compound OF singular merit. It
will improve 1t. Sold by druggists &C. Price d
kud 50 cents pcr bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Low Fares on street Cars.

To The Editor Of the National Republican
The newspapers Of this city, and especially
the Sunday papers, have been bowling for
some time past about the chariot company
causing tho reduction Of fares on the street
railways, that the different companies would
not take each others tickets, that the Avenue
company was the only one that was willing 10
20 into such an arrangement, &c. Even my
friend Roberts, usually so accurate, puts her
little foot Into the puddle, aud that without
feeling for the bottom before she steps in.
Now, Mr.. Editor by your permission ] want to
give tho public the facts in regard TO thoso
mattors.
The Belt Railway was started three years
ago, long before the chariOts were thought Of
and sold from the first six tickets for twenty
five cents Now who should have the credit
for introducing low fares And beside this the
Belt Line carries passengers over five miles for
four and ono-sixth cents each-lOwor fare than
any other line IN this city, not excepting the
Chariois. The officers of the Belt have used
every effort from the first to iudlce the other
railway companies to enter into an arrange
mcnt for general exchange Of tickets, but
without success. Finding they could accom-
plish nothing in that way, they commenced
over q year ago to receive for fares the tickets
Of all the other street railways, and arc still
doing 10 to their detriment, but to accommodate
the public. hoping aud believing that their ef.
forts would be appreciated BY those who
patronize our street railways. JUSTlTlA.
National Republican., 1878-08-16

~ people who suffer from dull stupidity that
meets us everywhere In spring, and tDu ulcn In all
seasons Of the year, know how quick II could be
cured by taking Ayers SHrsGparilla 10 purge the
National Republican., 1878-08-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits Special
rates gu time deposits, J. II. SorIER q Co.
BAMkeIs lli6 Penmsylyhnia Ayennn.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
CITr ITEMS.

OnD PASTs of broken suits on our counters at hal
value. Eisgmun's, Seventh and T..
National Republican., 1878-08-16

HARD times demand economy; praHuce It b!
Ienoynting your sUiled gloves with JOU7 Es's ISo
pERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price u cents pc
bottle,
National Republican., 1878-08-16

WELLS MACHISE-SFREAD STRENGTHENING PLksr
ET,s Irc still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far Surpass Gll others.
National Republican., 1878-08-16

GREAT reduction in brIcdsl1 our TAILORING De.
parlnlgnL Eheniaus, coruer Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1878-08-16
Thermo,ne,rIc Headings.

oFTu: :CwEF sIcxAL.oFFicER, u. $, A..
Auu II IE-9
National Republican., 1878-08-16

By canal-Boat LoudouD, with 3,70O bushel
Of wheat to Hartley & Dro.
BY rail-Eight huudred bushels Of wheat +
J. q. & J. NJ. Waters.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13
PRgTTY AND YOUNG.

In every feature but the hair, which has grown
white from fever This lady at IS writes us:
II have used PaIker's II sir Balsam sig months
and am more pleased with it, 1t has restored
fh- natural brown color of my hair and given IL
a silky softness, nicer than ever before. There
il no dandruff no falling hair, and it leaves the
scalp so clean and nice and cool that an ever
so much pleased. and feel and look like myself
again. Disinfecsant properties that enter
chemically into this preparation render it heal
ing. cleansing and healthful, and the beautiful.
fresh and vigorous hair il produces, together
with It's property of restoring the h3ir to its nat
ural youthful color. leaving the head entirely
free from dandiuff. clean And healthy. surprises
10 less than it plesses. Buy bottle from your
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13
RAILROAD MATTERS.

Col. Strong. General Manager of the A.
I. & s. +. r. R.. has rented suite of
rooms in the Union Depot at Kansas City,
and appointed Capt. n. L Sargent. late
General Freight Agent. as the General
Passenger and Freight Agent. with full
powers to do things with the advice and
consent Of Col Goddard. General Freight
Agent. and ". F. White. General Passen-
ger Agent. Capt. Sargent is en.ineutly
lifted for the position
L. Norton. road master. and r. Z. Haw-
ley supply agent of the Santa Fe road have
been relieved Of their duties as such.
W. W. Pagan. late of the Hannibal &
St Joe road. takes the position of assist-
ant superintendent in the place Of the for
NOR incumbent }. D. Gum.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13

all the ress Of the race, created no email
amount Of sport, and lookers seemed 10 en-
10Y it hugely. The prs mlun Of q waa Wen BY
Case. ..nd u h ped N short time to cheer The
vicf' r. judging ION the Appearance Of his conn
trsancs Aati his n.Rbie tongue.
.. Bind Mans Money Ball. Distance, 100
ards. premium one dollar. Entxies, Br-nnsr,
Csse. Flynn. Rose. MeMahap, Aebotr, ~ Brine,
POINTS ofthe compass better taken than any OF
he rest. The most amusing incident Of this
race was. that Flynn and Brrnner happened 10
hit the cup that contained the morey Mt the
same time, and q scuf'ie for the PRICE occurred,
lrcsuieing IN victory for Brenner.
10. The next cease on the programme was to
catch The creased pig, participated in BY ssvera.
parues. One caught him bv the ear. but IL was
noxc. Another causht him by the leg. but
tat. 5Ef that. like all the rsss. CLIPPED and away
welt the pig, and has net been heari from since,
teae hing the parties engaged that IT requires
something more than sr.assd hAnds 10 bold fast
the golden 1reces Of earth.
H.. Next In order was special Invitation TO
the dining room. which was still groaning under
the weight Of good thinGs Of this earth, ami
When t~nds to replenish and strengthen the
Il. Professor shanks now sypesred upon the
scene Of action with one Of HE speeia. accom-
plishments in the line Of senius nd :e.ence.
every person in the Post Aftsr having thor
loushly inflated IL to It's greatess capacity, the
rnpss were cut and away IL dareed in the air
like kite. Ii the Professor had not relinquish-
ed his hold Of the rigging In time he would have
went dangling 10 the air nj the rate OF 90 knots
IAN hour. and h.d that been the unfortunate con-
ditioa ofthe Protrsssr no tongue cocld portray
the feelings Of tkes vas. coacourse Of people.
Is List on ne programme, nice spreading
of canvas WAS placed on the ground. music en-
gased and lively tip Of me fantastic toe was
engaged In until about Il O'Clock. all having .
go0d time.
The company are unanimous In the expression
that they never Witnessed sprh pleasant CON-
memoir alton OF the 9Th Day q July IS The present
has bern. A SPECTATOR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13

large poruon OF tne American people are
to-day suffering from the effects OF Dyhpepst.
or disordered liver. The result OF these diseases
upon the Masses OF Intelligent and valuable
burden instead OF \ pleasant existence OF enjoy
men; and usefulness as il ought 10 be. There Is
no good reason for this If you will only threw
aside prejudice and skepticism. take the advice
bottle of DIR. Green's August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions OF bottles Of
this medicine have been given away TO try It's
sirtues, with satisfactory results in every case
You eau buy q sample bottle for 10 cents to try.
Three dcses will relieve the worst ease. Posi-
lively sold by all druggists On the Western Con-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13
THE AGED, THE PEBBLE AND
CONvAkgOCGNT.

Find just The help they need in the health and
and strength giving properties OF Psrker's Gin
ger Tonic. This comforting invigorant difiuses
warmth and vigor through the system, soothes
the nerves, banishes melancholy and gives
strength and elasticity to the worn-out frame.
II is is incomparably superior 10 wines or Ii
quors aud does not intoxicate. Every mother
will not only comfort and streng' hen herself but
will relieve and pacify her nursing babe by the
free ust Of this excellent tonic. Buy 81 90 bot
tie from your druggist II. j. FRiNGER, or !
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13

Wright. Beverley & Co.'S store was a
perfect beehive last Tuesday About
thirty Mexican customers dropped ia At
the same time and purchased goods to the
amount Of seven or eight hundred dollars.
The Nexicans look upon Sam Samue,s Us
their Moses in this strange land.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13

The July nambsr Of the WESTERN
HoMksrHAD 10 the bsst one Jet issued.
Evefv farmer IN Ksnsas ought to take il.
Send dollar and try 1t. ard you viii Soy
before your time 10 Gus that il 10 the best
bargain you ever msds. Every number
ssotains valuable information worth far
moro than ysars subscription. The hor-
ticultnral department u hsfsafsef to be
under charge Of DR.. w. n. hoWslsv. one
Of the most distinguished horticulturists
in ths wst. Adarss W. s. Burke. Lesv-
"a
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13

Mr.. Chs. Newell arrived from Fort
Elliott this seek and will stop in the city
two % three weeks. Hin right arm Was
arputated about two months ago. AMI
ever since that time he has been under thu
treatment Of Or. Finley. Post Surgeon of
IT. Eliiots, TO whom hs gives much
praise for tho care and skiilful treatment
that cured his wound 20 rapidly. Mr..
Newell expects to resume business soon at
Pala Duro and Adobe Walls.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13

Chas. E. Jones started for his ranch on
Wolf creek last Tuesd AZ accompanied by
c. Z. Hadder. who Is making trip south
to get the lay of the land.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13
SPEARVuLE.
spEARvILLE. KAN. July II. 1878

SPEAkS ILLEs AaSss July IL, 1910
tn the Edi,ors Of IN. r,nxs.
Our Nauonal holiday was celebrated for
the frs, time under the managemsns of
The Union Sabbath School. A stand and
platform with shade was erected on the
north aide of the school house. The De-
clara,io, of Independence wa, read by
Raw. Ruddeck. Prof. Holbrook delivered
an Grafton. The eb,ldren we're treated 20
candies and everybody to lemonade. Al
though it was not probably managed as it
should have been. vet no one complains
and if all arc satisfied no one has right
to. The biggest part Of shs celebrst ION
came of tho night before when the
Young bIoods of the town made the
velken repd with a couple OF anyila
Some say thew staid mn all night at any
rate they left an anvil on the field loaded.
Probably the enemy had spiked it.
Lest Sunday afternoon We were visited
by one Of the most terrific wind, rain and
thunder storms that We have ever witnes-
sed here. The ram came down in torrents
accompanied By wind, lightning and peal
wind was simply immense. No material
damage was done. We noticed that the
largo sign on tho summit House was oro>
ken in TWO. Ia, ing a part on the north side
Of che roof. The business front Of N. C.
jones' Office was blown down; some four
or five back door appendages were blown
over; the ground WAS completely soaked
with water. We understand at Kinslsy
it did not ram q drop.
had the pleasure one day last week OF
taking q trip to the cas-: end, to Squire
BaldW,n's. IN company With quite q rum.
Der of gentlemen from Spsarv,lle, who
we're seeking justice at the hands Of the
surire. There vsre Major Vanvoorhis,
Myton. Slaven. Prof. Ho.brook. Swan
and II. W. Sutton and others. Three
cases were disposed of BY the Squire; aad
We will say ,ust here that be rushes bust
ness right along; giyes his decisions and
verdicts promptly. He has q model ranch
here: Won will end almost everything
growing TO perfection, especially the gar
den and the dinner-ask Sutton or Hol-
brook: h,ey were prouourced the cham
piou pea and bean eaters of the day.
There were eight different kinds of veee..
ables all well mstured land cooked "a can
be found apy where: thus tlemouatrntins
tho fact that Vegetables will o,ow bsr. =.
well an anywhere. All pronounced TN.
So miro and wife model entert.;uer, and
returned home we'll nlaasea With ,bs ,r;,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13

Sir. Henry Laeosrse. brother of Mrs.
Geo. r. Jones and Mrs. d. s. Weaver.
came up from HaIstead last week to pay
his relatives visit.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-07-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
BODICE CITY. SATURDAY. JULY 10. =

Hoover's saloon is dong big business
in the free ice water line.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
BY Railroads.
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD


Nov 11-25t bales cotton Ranger, Fatmsn 6tco-24e
Walden. Hawkins eco 1s4 Richardson e. May-162
Stewart Bros &co--153 Payne Kennedy &co--148
Allen, Nugent Goo 1874 Allen, West Bush--126
Chafe Hamilton e. Powell-10B Bickhsm a Moore
i04 Lehman. Abraham &c0--l03 Hyman e. Lichten-
stein-s2 L Airey Sseo-77 Jno L Hardie aco--62
s o Thomas &co-s7 s aumbel--56 G L Walmsley &
oo-5o order-46 Meyer, Wes &co--4l Jno Phelps e.
co-4l Gardner Gillespie &co-4t March e. Schlenker
40 Jno Chaffe Sons--35 Keifer & Gardner-37
& G New 1an-36 Moore &s Coleman-3U J l. Har-
ris &co--3o J W White--is Britt m e. Mayson-l7
Beadles Wood &co---16 Kirkpatrick &oo---l3 8 B
Newman &co-l2 H Allison &co-9 Warren, AtkiE-
son &eo-8 Henderson--7 Bloom &co--6 S W
Rawlins-5 Meyer Weil--5 4 T Buckner & Bro-5
g w Sentel &eo-5 Odell-4 Moses Clark-3 Nor.
wood Richards " @ Tooms-3 j 2 Harrison ir
&co-2 EoTdin &co-2 Robert Hare--2 Richard
Flow sr Aco-2 Glover e. Odendahl-l Wang e. Cot
tam--l Capp Bros &oo-2 cars wood M TUCK er--2
cars hay Chas PlessRnts--2 cotton seed Hen
derson-42 boxes shoulders Z Conversely bbls
oil Septolins Oil C0120 bbs apples bbls roots to
Berry &co-25 bbs sppies GTeve & Wiidermann-6
shoes Fl Il N Sarnory--7 do F Martinez
bx cheese frkins butter G BeCk-~--27 crates hams
Howard IL Preston--;2 tsrce4 hams 45 PIX shoal.
ders Schwabacher & Hirsch--6D bbls oil Insurance
Oil Tank Co--1a0 pkes beer l box showcards G M
kramer--4 bxs burial caskets bxs wooden coffins
f DelBondo--lo0 bbls apples Dpherty-25 bbls
highwires Ex Ref Co.'s do Commagere a. LombeTt
80 hoxee shoulders Shippers order-42 bbls green
peas Lawrence &co--74 boxes shoulders pkgs
bacon Miller, Gr1gsby dsco 1874 bbls pork Schwar
bacher IL Hirsch--75 90 80 irkins butter M Rrsn-
nan-2O handles bags dr1sd apples Schmidt g.
candles John L Moore Sco-42 pbls wine G Doyle
80 bbs eggs Miller Il Meyer-I cattle G Mehle &,
eo--l62 Dkgs beer ziegser--l75 do A Walz-l25
cases milk Smith Bros aco-l25 do Schmidt Il Zeig
Burke g. Thempson--79 bbis apples and bulk cab
bage FL W Stork-5o bbls Oil II Arm bTuster-23 bkts
lard tubs do Clark e. Meader-43 ukgs furniture
Elynn-l5o bbls appisa d Gefaln &Eoo-t car cabbage
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-12
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER - 1878
waters. ts at the wheel. He will be her pilot

Watefs. ID at Inc wheel. He will be her ptlo
a GaPt z. o, o. sweeney's new steamer Corons
W TRe W;If} ;fIfH}ilowing are the dimensions Of Capt
ford, designed for the Southern rivers. and just
odeeS eetGd dnd At 0hto shg Is Te
is3 1eel; beam 81 feet; floor So feet: depth 81
feet; sheer 81 feet; has 8 boilers Of Burgess
steel' @ double riyeted and holes drilled, each 81
| inch laD-welded f1ues in eaeh; has lever en-
gines. TX Inches diameter 5 feet stroke, work
1ng 1fR, water wheel tx feet In diameter arms,
Wide; b4ing, for the cotton trade, she
has height between decks Of is feet she is
Wlthout skags,' and has balance-rudders !;
draws feet aft and 16 inches forward, and will
trim on % inches. Her cabin. which is plain and
f peat, contains q rooms, with accommodations
fpr 42 passengers. She also has @ texas" for
the officers and mess-room for the men, the
latter being forward and between decks. The
hull 1s by s. @. Herbert of Portsmouth, and
Capt; VIII hanson, whose experience has en-
abled M him to obtain flrst-class, Job; The boil
foundry ard Maohne Works; i cal cabin b by Patton,
painting by Taylor. while the furniture and
general outfit are also by parties In Portsmouth.
tain, 4 ". Williamson; 5 " CLERKS % J. " Glrn1h
and James A. Haskill; mate Frank Kennedy;
engineers. John Drown end William William
son.
The Bedford left Portsmouth yesterday. des-
tined for Racine, Ohio, where she will com
she has engagements at numerous IL lnfermedIate
points above. A large number of Texas emil
swf bh her Trxa at 2uR6Gg
here on the thirteenth or fourteenth instant and
proceed South.
Hydrostatic pressure 259 pounds; steam, 17s
pounds per square inch. Capt. Williamson |
built and ran the Cotton Valley and other |
Inspected here day, and departed for above |
at p. ~. to collect q tow Of produce boats for
New Orleans.
Capt. John v. Cannon. the monarch of the
u MlssslS,s5lppl ss ,5p thinks SO MUCH OF his, new nam
+, person. and If he does. look out below for
there's life In the old man yet"
Memphis Avalanche, 8:
The new steamer Jewel. with two barges in
oW, passed down yesterday morning for New
)rleans.
by Telegraph
sr. LOUIS Nov, .11-Upper river business is
several small boats Will leave soon to enter
'outhern rivers for the season. No boats are
reight. Alf Sanford, formerly supervising in
pector Of steamers. st. Louis district is again !
9tngd agd 4 r dGmore Louis
to night By rail- cA0' il7' returns TO
BATON RouaB. Nov. ito Britton & Eppler:
he Big snn1ower will arrive at 2 q. m, and
cave On Tuesday evening for opel22psaaas p aaprn
BATGN RoUGE, NoY:, Ito E. Conery & Son: !
vening with 400 bales cotton, $500 sacks seed. i
} hhds sugar and 1856 bbls molasses. !
VIM. CAMPBELL, Master. J ]
ommon street: The Anchor Line steamer !,
ames Howard vii! arrive Wednesday and 4
ave for st. Louis Friday evening.
JAS. O'NEAL, Master. l
CAMPTE, Nov. 11.-To JOS. A. Aiken: Eighteen
~s'. ~ ' MATT L; soovELL, +
restrictions against New Orleans ).
re- raised. J. H. JORDAN, 9 9