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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Il i and customers that they a. Iviny their
FULL Supplies for this SPRING TkADE, {" hich they
respecfnll! invite the attention Of all, r ing
large aud carefully selected assortment the
designs an Dress Goods and the most desirable OF all
kinds OF FOREiGN AND DOMESTIC FABRltS. Our
stock of Fmbroderies Is large comprising MOST every
thing n the way of Under sleeves UnderHdkfs: Fine
Linen Cambric do: Collars Jaeonetand ~iss Poinings.
tdgings aud Insertions Plain ana Embroidered kAPE
SHAWLS. from $40 10 $780, Also a variety OF cheap
Spring aud SUNNI do Curtain Muslins and laces Fine
Painted Shades AMI Trimmings; Gi''ves o; all kinds;
inie Sk Mitts Fine Fans, Parasols aud Ladies' silk
Umbrellas. DC &c. II is useless 10 eDunerate every
thing store. suffice il To thai stock will
be complete this sessOr than ever. and being de-
termined to sell our goods Low ask examination
Of our stock by the community in general. mh30
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STATIONERY &C,

STATIONERY &C.
DANkERS Cases; Bank books, Pass hooks. Time
- books and blank books of all kinds; variety OF
letter papers aud full stock Of letter cap
Iited 10 tbc country trade.
Scrap books new and elegant style. Oil papers for
tter Geoks waters aud sealing wax; quilts aud Steel
ems.
Letter presses and books. inks, maps, &C., &c and
,r sale wholesale and retail by
ap20 RATHBONE d HELLER.
GLOVER SEED.-A small lot just received and
y for sale by myi PRESTON BROS.
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NUOLCSALEDE GOODS.

TOIfNSUN a FKENCH have no on iand one OF The
, best selected stocks of Dry Goods offered to
he trade of Evansville, consisting Of every thing in that
inc which they Offer for sale favorable terms
my House in the ueS. Their stoc has been selected
with great expressly for this trade and exclusively
rom hands aud manufacturer Country merchants
md dealers generally invited 90 give them call a
hey can pledge themselves sell low and on rs Ga
'orablc terms the same quantities tc purchased
ihe er in or out OF Evansville. txp2Oi
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MEKS AND MECHANICS ,r
he ALTH AS 8 o CITATION!
Cleveland Ohio ~ Lafayette, Ind.
CA APITAI $40.

THIS is an Association Of Farmers. Mechanics and
l. Workingmen generally, for The mutual ass stance
of each other in of sickness accident
BY the pay ymeht OF the Admission Fee OF $,50 atths
time of making applications and at the first Annual De-
'os within ten days, you will become Life Member
nd will b. entted to Weekly Ben"ft, if YOU sh0GlJ
be disabled by Sickness Accident from pursuing
ordinary business occupation. Females insured agains
sickness common to both sexes,
RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:
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MISSES cowDEN a eARRne

SS<n WOULD respectfully invite the att .ntion Of ~.
y. the Ladies Of Evansville and vicinity to 81
HsN large and beautiful selection OF SPRING ~
LII Err Y that they have Just receive from New
YORK. and never surpassed in this cy for variety. stye
and beauy. Those in want of handsome cheap Bonnets
Ribbons. Flowers, Manteas &c.. would do well to cal
on Main street, between Water and First Streets east
sde where every endeavor will be made to please the
most fastidiOus taste.
N. b. Milliners and Apprentices wanted. ape
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT


IscoRPoR.rEp IslO.-tHARTER PERPETUAL.
Authorized Carl $50 OO0.-Subseribed Capt. ljO oo
U,HIS long established and well known lnsttuto
i has Transacted a most extensive insurance buslne'
for m IRE than rty years. throughout the United Stat,
and the British North American provinces III has aimc
secure public ndenee, by an honorable ana iathi'
uIiIlmen of its contracts; and the owners OF proper
that all fair claims for loss under ITS poiici,
will be liberany adjusted and promptly paid: Publ
Builiings Manufactures, Aills, Machinery Dwelin
Houses stores Merchandise, Household Furntur
Vessels on the stocks while In port dc &C., viii
insured at rates low as the RISK VIII aua' ihs W
lowing gentlemen constitute the
r- BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
IL HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBERT Day, CALNiN DAf- -t ..f
J,sss (;oopNIS jon ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOHN r. bRAcE.
Rrxpx Krxry CHARLES J. Rrss.
CHAHDES TAYLOR. Secretary.
CHRIsroPngR c. LYNAS, Assistant Sec.-
UPApplcations for insurance may be made TO
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent,
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
decs Evansville. Ind.
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JOHN FARRELL & C.,
BIScH & HEINECKEN,
ra. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS

WINES COKDIALS, SYRUPS, HAVANA
CIGARS FRENCH CALF-SKINS, &c.
IwmsKiEs-Oid Mopengahela, Old Rye. Ofd Bourbon,
Irish, Scotch. Rectihed aud Raw
NTESSRS. BISCH IL HElNECKEN purchased the ex-
ll :ensive stock Of LiqIors and Wines Cigars etc.
.of Ms,srs. Whitman ~ ZIhB about the middle Of No
,vember last aud having made large additions thereto
will carry the business at the old os Sycamore
street near Water Messrs r. & II. will attend strictly
t their b pcrseu, else having auth ry
ITO DO for or in connection with their house.
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CARNAGE AND BUGGY MAKINGu

INTESSRS. SATERLEE d. Dt'GARMO have now ON
WI hand good assortment of and two horse Car
rages Rockaways and Buggies. manufactured ai their
Mcssrs =. dk DEG. will promptly fill all ordes for Gus
tom work in the neatest and mo-t substantial manner
ana not surpassed 10y Eastern manufacturers eth in
quality or price, They have experienced Carriage
BlaeA smith who does up the Iron work in style
oe ehceied APPLY
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|
lSHANkLiN& REILLY, Wholesale and Retail Deal.
~ ers IN staple and Fancy Dry Goods, have now in
store end are receiving direct from the Eastern Cities
we'll selected stock of Spring and Sumner Goods suit
able for this market which they offer to their
anu all others. at very low rates. The following com.
pr.ses part of their stock:
Black blue aud brown Cloths;
Black and fancy Cassimeres;
Tweeds, Cosmetics Sain Silk aud Marseilles Vest
ings; .u-rl I..
Cotiona les, Denims, Brown and bicached Linen
Drills; ~
Brown aud bleached Sheetngs and Shirtings:
Forty nch pillow case Cottons and Linens
Calicoes. Lawns, Berages. Be: age do LANES aut
Poplns;
Dotted aud embroidered Swiss Musns;
Black and cold Alpacas;
Black aud col'd silk Shawls:
White and cold Grippe do; t-
Black gros de Rhn Silks, Brocade;
Chameleon and plaid silks;
Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets, Ribbons Parasols. ana
Umbrellas;
Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes; u.
Window papers and painted Shades.
Al "a full assortment Of Trimmings and Notions
all Of which will sell at the lowest ct prices
Call in aud examine for yourselves at the corner of
Main and First streets, Evansville. Ind.
ap2l SHANKLIN q REILLY.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding
- III o u 8 f..
FRANCI0
MoGEIDGE & McFAUL,

n
y CORNER CoMNERcIAL AND PrSE srRxErs.
(NONSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
" our prompt and personal attention, and liberal
Advances will be given when required, Consgnmenis
or Bills of Lading ia hand.
Orders for the Purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be flied at the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding Of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial and dispatch: the
lowest rates Of freight will always be procured and the
expense of ste rage and drayage as much possible
avoided
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SAFES.

JUST reed an assortment Of Rich & Co.'S Improv ed
u Patent Safes, which will sell at New York manu-
factory prices with addition of freight only.
ALLIS d H0WES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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The above rates are for the whole term OF lfe Fo
seven years the rates 33 per cent less
On the mutual rates one half only is required in cash
the remaining half in Premium Note.
California RISKS taken at an extra premium OF u pc
cent. y CAsSELbEhhh' agent.
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. feb23
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MORGAN KEEN g. PRESTON.
Job6ers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats Gaps, Bonnets. dc. dc.

BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND IND.
4 RE now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock.
n To which they respectfully invite the attention of the
Trade have 81 pack ages in store Of Dry Goods
boushtin December and shipped at low freZhts.-whieh
can ard WILL lllow They consist of the following
descriptions of Goods:
Dunners light prints. Aliens RUBY prints, Dunners
dark prints Sace bleacbed drills. Botl blue drills Pep
pcr brown rlls, raA lors "a ine brown srtngs aid
long cloths, Patapseo, OTIS md Amoskeog Denms Fam
CIV plaid Co ionades. Fancy plaid, striped and shaded
cotton cassimeres &c.
the and have no hesitation in say will get
up bett stock than have offered the trade
Our Dress Goods such Prints. Ginghams, Lawns
Berraages &c of bright and beautiful styles and OF
excellent qualities: Our stun Goods OF the subst-
tial kinds boing the Cream of the fou Eastern markets.
I'm ever, dep .rment of Stock the Trade II hnd
goo and saleable Goods for we determined, old,
poor and shabby Goods shall not inside the walis
mao MORGAN. KEEN q PRESTON.
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IWeINe WOHIiis dflI ONcI q
All deposits made with the Company will be refunds
In current Bank Notes uicss otherwise agreed upon
mh,gsl,f WIN. 7. PAGE. Seo'ty.
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NUMBER 27
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEME'T

PONNETS.-l0cases superior Fancy Lace Bonn,
- received this day and for sale by
.a JAMES LOW g. CO.,
myl9 Az Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
RlBBONS.-50 castoons. new style Bonnet Ri
LII bons received aid for sale by III
JAMES LOW & CO.,
myi9 Az Main st., Louisville ny.
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DEPOSITS.

YJ,HE Evansville Insurance Company pays interest
cash deposits made at the Office of the Company, o
Water street four below Man following rates
n.p per en- "A
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE NSURANC COMP ANY
r-u Capital 100000.

INCORPOR ATED BY TIE LEofsLNIUKE UF OHtO'
Charter Perpetual
OFFICE No. IA, EAST FOURTH ST. CIScISNATr
NHIS COMPANY issues Policies at the following rate
for 81 200, anu in proportion for larger amount
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NToRGAN, KEEN & PRESTON. Iobbersin Foreign
lNl aud Domestic Dry Goods, Bsota Shoes Hats. Cap
Bonnet &c., Evansville, Ia. ljyltiy
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BUSINESS CARDS.

COOKS FAMILY GROCERY-Keeps every thing
choice in Groceries and provisions on FIRST street
,,elyeen Main and Locust. hoNio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
CHILL, BOLIVIA, &c.
Her ID ofthe 9Th inst. says

The Panama Hersid ofthe 6th inst, says
Yesterday morning the p. $. y. Cos steamer Bogo.a
Capt Alexander StrabAn, arrived in port about 10
O'Clock Ste brings about fifteen Passengers and
spece.
The only news we have from Chill is contained 10 the
LIMA CoecJ Of the 25t1 from which we learn that the
Biish bark Acacia from Hartle pool, arrived at Vaos
raiso having board the crew Of the French bk ROot
Surcof bound 20 California and lost off Cape Horn
From Bolivia We learn that Bella has appointed Sr
Aguitre Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in place, OF Sr
Busilc who has resigned.
The l. ma papers contain Of any Importance
eave the Bolivian question, and do no, note the pro
eress the ar give any information of interest
copy ola declaration OF certain inhabitants of Bolivia
giving their for oppo sing BslzI, and calling upon
other nations 10 witness the justice OF their course Is pub
lished, bEt il bears no signatures.
Sr LOustsnnsu late Peruvian Consul in this CITY has
been nominated by the Government Consul General in
Spain.
TIL EstandGrfc PerEGRo in noticing the errors in soma
figures aey published relative 10 the qla ty aud duration
Of the GuarO deposits says that according 10 the report
made by Sr Villa, in lsi2 that the deposits en- three
Stands was then "a cuiated go uns or p o25
81 tuus on the m re island, Ind l7OJ709 on the two
small ones ss.ri the consumption 10 be 800 90 uns
ayear valued - Gu tun II would pr dgce revenue of
six millions cl dcar year or $1,000 day, and REQUIRE
about loo years for its total consumption.
We find no further temi 0! ne in our Lima files and
our private letters iL that there nothing of i'm
portance stirring either IN political or commercial
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AUSTRALIA.

The Panama HerzG o. the 9th inst has the following
interesting in;ellig encs from Australia:
To the kndress Of our correspondent the Lima are
indebted for Melbourne papers The ArgEs 70 the 6h OF
May brough, by The ship hsabar Capt FRESHMAN being
one month later intelligence from there than tina, previous
" published
The Australian Royzl Mall Staan Conpany's steamer
ADELAIDE arrived AZ Adelaide on the 4th May l4s days
from London and ao from Plymouth. The papers contain
many Letters from the passengers, complaining OF the mis-
they with their v0ysge Scarcely they at sea
day before the cabin found ANGLE deep from
ieskse st the bavse holes On the n OfJ4nusry vhea
in ths Bay Of Bscay fire broke on, about clock n
the Ing owing 70 sp infamous combustion amoag the
coal BY dnt Of hard work on the Ut Of the Passengers
and crew put OFT but again broke out and not
finally ubdred fer ;EO days detention Of seventeen
dsys ard bali took place Il ST. Vincent, owing 70 there
bsirz no Goals there.
Hsvrg started again on TIE 4 Of February on the 10Th
hoy tel overheard and Vas drowned, tns ith OF
the engineers died Finding the coal insufficient
i. 70 The Cape they core up FOR y Helena Shich WAS
fozrc OF the % h. 1er tao cays search Here owing
the vaut %. cCA sLd The necessity CT taxing green wood
r - del y q tEeny days 20 place 1t lst UPON
Ire asfh OF N1-Ch, h- ustorzras steamer arrived Z.
Caretour Here they foano sa ing vessels from Egg.
land one q hich hsG made the passage ont ia "a days
ard The other had called Two monihs afteE them
Afsr G-sy Of E7e Gays another lts-t was made for
Albany Kjng Georges lslsci Again the vessel c2uynt
fire. ard the steApunp and passengers hs3 70 Be kept
c0nazy work &c keep Der aoa; the leah having con
sceTsby Increased Asr four days Delay another
was made, ara GnaliJ, on the al May, shs reached
Adss1e.
.rorg feeling seems to Be arising tia: sh public lands
should be opened, or as the papers cal IT. unlocked
We notice that and has lat y been sold nsAr the port Of
Murray il South Australia 3. los g. I'd Per acre $50
io and country land at an average Of y per acre:
The police and the people came into a eollsiou 81
CAsleu4us the lih Of Nay, owing TO difficulties arts
ing CIT Of TIE secret selaSg Of h.uer LAis 81 nigh, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
COSTA RIGA.

We have advces from Puna Arenas TO the 10th ultimo
Business was very dull there, and great difficulty expert
enced IN procuring cargoes.
Coffee selling At sl0 per qurta and other produce
in proportion.
The Government Of Costa Rca had IN contamination
TO close the Port OF Puna Arenas and establish another ia
IFS stead northery polt, being more conve
uient Tor the OF the Republic The projec. met
with considerable opposition and il is doubtful whether il
will be earned cut.
Its thought that the inconvenience arising from such
change would exceed the advantages ceryable from il.
Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
ECUADOR.

The Panama Star says
President Urbna about 70 leave ,uador for Peru
ostensbly his heath but y, Il IS said on
account of the difficulties 10 bis Government
Captain General Robes it is reported, endeavorng
70 raise revolution in the country in order 10 throw ur
bina out Of the Presidency and get himself elected.
II was expected that general outbreak would take
place before long.
General Hing worth died in Gusyqu n the latter en- Of
July lie was highly esteemed ia New Granada and bis
death Is much regretted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
LATER FROM
SOUTH AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA
LOSS OF THE STEAMER QUITO.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNCLE SAM AT PANAMA.

The L. S. NJ. steamer Georgia, Thos. a. BGdd, Esq,
Com. arrived bringing the L. s. mails of Aug from
California, $50 passengers, and $l3OOOOO treasure on
freight The Georgia left Aspinwal on the evening OF
Aug. 10, at 10 p NJ.
There was nothing Of interest transPriDg on the
Istbmus The health is better this sumner than t hiss
ever been known before and Aspinwa quite ounshng
On the 24th Timothy Mason OF NeFYork, died az SEA.
The news from California has been anticipated by the
rival of the Northern Light from SGa Jaan last week
We are indebted 10 the Parser OF he Georgia and Mssrs
Beriord 4 Co. fer the prompt delivery ofpaeksges and
letters.
We are indebted to j. Sullivan, of San Francisco, or
papers.
The following persons came passengers by the Georgia
Tbos Horton Thos $ Bell 5. Parker, Ia Ph Mead Bern
b B.ow, Csa' Z bSss,' D. BIO IN y i'.es =
,rr d D-yenor Mari J. Peterson 5 Jewell b NJ BuekhA.
J. D. kire l. W Turner. Lanb Aisner M3ta.e' Rctd
ME- elIe, PSne T. D99 a. hyA a. q g io;'1 r'S
II H,fh p. MAizen W kess, C. MA.y, Joass H. DAVIS H.
D. Cav Grover FOukts son Geo ". Rser l. eoa4es
l. Noos John Davis, W s Wllsns r. B. DAVIS $ srphsLs,
O. 1 IsS NJ iischer G. ysnaServD AIsns Eusis c.
Tunsr Tnpp, T. Gregory n DOwd, " MorrOa, Jas.
on H e.s ci w faSH e. W.sS K Miller = M. "a
HuSe T. Douehsrty T. S Rove, p Clifford Mrs Gaosd Fer
ID soothsy L. Bowdon A. MeCrseHy, Mddsl William u.
ecrMeod T. Kelly, q. cod, Antonio J. Lssnnk, r. Pen,
n Nsi.on C Jcs~pb N P Page NJ Kern j. ToSel IA roIen
" Booth NJ. Booth, c W EHl O. d. ksymosd George z.
L., Ell Grocc, wH gals ell ieang Caleb i!er :. P.
AISeisos D. sPoI II L.h, ii r Teller Green W. oln,
Wilson Louis Nssrr paae CLARK, :! . y4Iene GIessry
Keller q. Rdno4d John Cln.op 10 Brow J. d Mcclure W
L Nhtnfia.n ME- j. DespoIr, sId 50 more IL the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30

in behalf # the Free Democracy Of tbs: sats that Gen
Henry Wson that able and true friend Of Freed IN, will
he The neat O. vernor II Msssz,h5se'ts Applause
The Chairman authorized % say that John r Hsls
would ely b. prrseD Q: the sts'e Cnvsnion and that
Senator Cisss of Ohio wouId ssO b. there
TIE meeting then returned IL thanks toe rsprs-eut
tvfs n The press and after TRANSMITTING prvs'e brs
il adjourned 10 ressssnbie al toe cal OF bs Off
c4rs in a ratification mSeting
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-ha follov,rg /, tbs specie Ii,t Of the Georgis.
SOUTH AMERICA.
The Panama Star of the sth inst has the following in
teigenCe:
Arrival Of the Uncle sam-Lafest from Valparaiso
Loss OF Ihe steamer Qaits, &c.

telligenoe:
Arrival Of the Uncle sam-Lafest from Valparaiso
Loss OF the steamer Qaits, &c.
The urriy aled steamer Uncle SAM Capt Mills made her
appearance hsroor yesterday in the unprecedented
TINS Of byseres days since she sailed from New York
preceded her She sailed from ses York Juae 20, and
choIed il this port at o CLOCK yesterday evening
We are many ooE stios 10 Purser j. A BCCKNAS
for the following interesting memoranda
The independent Opposition Lines Steamer Unc.e San
ft Neglo ok On TIE 2ofh Of June o'clock 81, bound
for San Franco via Rib &C JAnsro, sad P.ns
ma Crossed the Equator IN lon - the i,h Of july
aud arrived a. Rio he loih having made the passage
inside Of twely osys ~ which place We took II coal and
ei on tie l7tn ior Valparaiso Stats Of Magellan
Encountered cad weather in tbs STRAITS Il OTed
ralue Of the tine Wien cause consider s5.- de-
Law IS Il IN possible % more than ter h0-rs day
on sccoun, OF storm and darkness.
On the 2sth Of Jolly boarded - IL csI tain Of ;as
big label lying AZ Port Famine, - witch place s1s hl1
puf IA i,r The label Fn.c 5y L.dy Franklin.
and bouno Behring's >r.s ia search 81 John Franz
Il Valparaiso TIE IN ii August ane took in coal for
PaasmA On The I'll ~ collation. bard % ,.,s
HAYES Herr Meugs, NJ. Bashre sad 1o51t hlrs..i
citizeus OF Valparaiso which passed OF very hlpely
Mss Hayes has been giving concerts here gfh grs
cess on The evening O. the 9TH she gave her fueEsn
oert on vhCh occason she presented With SPLENDID
diamond bracelet valued st 01s She WAS 70 leave Val
psrsso on the 9Th for santiago thence Lana Ine sam
lei, Valparaiso the tn 81 o'clock NJ and arrived
., this place the l7h ~ O'Clock T. having made
the passage from Newly Jrk in 50 days and g hours in
clucng i2 days ceteno Rio ard Valparaiso sas hiss
thus made the trip IN says and y kOars running
and TIE quickss 5, ON .scord from port 70 port,
We srs indeete4 10 he PErssr IL lApsso pg?ers 70
the th ms.
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10y Tslersph-j
TIE Eplaensic at sew.OrfeAns>
RaFTINDRf Monday k.r

BALTIMORE. Monday, AsS %, fssa
rhs all from ysx Orleans is through Ise Bee gives
rt ~ The operations o. the How Ard Assocstion.
an OF patients treated by the association up 10
snsr.t 70 vas 4sSoof these 2ol we're discharged
I'D 7a3 cied and 800 we're under treatment s Ths
a.ss M the Association we're ovsf g. 800 psr day.
~ we're providing nuss and fomes for 50 parsnlts
nS.nts ard had 200 nurses smplo red.
Ano, the rscsnt dsshs we r,otos John H. Graham Of
Eev York and L. d. Hume, OF Uster County New York
Five deaths from yellow fsysr ocesIsd q Gobls On the
23d ;uSt.
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Liverpool Produce Market

Issts-LIoisd sAie a NJ foF Poe sad n io Fesrs
S.tx-Al osaities ishfly zcvsncsd.
Eofhinf d6eng 10 Tsk aod TvkPyNTfSE.
fxes O. SHE1s n Isl 1fdlS
HsuS sod fide FOR common AID acice; taes u 1900
~ fne q D.
Rcr-izo flrrees Carolina sold at 81, 70 s-dTe.
fsa csckansed
stcxs--A irrse bn.ineas At prexo1s pFoeL
firm with upwarendsacy ao1 are Dus as a15.
"a Domino CofFFE - 0fti
Tr1le n Ns cssster has declined sighly
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number Of deaths By yellow fever fsn Inc id July to
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If New eans ack Wedge the receipt Of the folio ring
Contributions since their Last report
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