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rhs vice President also laid before she ssssts on
pesday q communication from The Secretary ~ Ne
sury, IN relation 10 the present condition Of the On
which vas referred 10 thcACommiftee on Finance.
The Secretary recommends that authority be ri,
the department. N supply any deficiencies Mat MAY
In meeting the demaaas upon the treasury for an
uonal loan not exceeding hfSeen m,ions q dollars
negotiated for period not more shsn ten years, a.
Of interest eroeeding six per cent He also "a
he does not recommend any uessure for Increase
ton; that n would be unwiss nj this time 10 AN
modification az the tariff Of 1857, for the rcasons q
tbs annual report " Conress; thai sufiaeut time
slagssd 70 ~ ,hs sSsoe u Chs scs upoa The n
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q rebellion so formidable to deal with in his own
camp. We are, therefore, fully prepared for q
definite treaty for the complete evacuation Of
Utah by the Mormon leaders, and - many of
their followers as they can ut once take away.
the rest to bring up the rear as soon IS tho
pioneer camp shall have found new location.
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WASHINGTON, May 20, 1856
ry wrISrT's POM NvEmoAuos.
Mr.. IIAsxs, faou.) Of n. ", asked leave 10 on,
resolution auth rixbg the wiDsu's Point Iuves. 20
Ctmnitsee 10 proceed 10 New York, for the purpu
exsmpre wtDe~ses.
Mr. BURNETT, tsdm.) Of KY, oejeosed, being opp
70 rovng O mn ssoserp.
loan To rIourpAu ryssros CLAIMS
Mr.. Frsros, opp Of ". ", asxed, but failed 70 o,
leave 10 subrnii resolution directn. the JOIN niih
Way ADD Meas 10 inquire Into the exps ieucy Of
thor Eng lean az ter mi lions Of dollars psy the OF
arts q spus " wocs they ere legs ~ EMIT ed iocu
ofBoers aud coolers of tts Revolution, and the AREA
petsons due 10 invad pensioners OF tina war a 1914
Alec 70 inquire ~Lsther say modification % the tar
becSssAry
rHs own APPROPRIATIONS ma PASSED
The House passed zoe Owl Appropriate, BIZ, '
strb ing out million OF dollars for TIE Capitol extsu
and ny four majority resaoi5s pesrly 40 eqdh su
fos the oompistor of ths wsshoston squeduct
rms NEW ssxhxss FROM MINNESOTA.
Mr. HaRnrs, (opp Of l from tbs Committee on
uops, mare report, copclndius wth reso'auoo
% s,nps,o. cyovsss ssss .a 20 sss.oo sa
mission be Dot Construed prec udns any cco'estof
rights rhch shall hereafter be ialntuied ~ amp y
Mr. cnssR lopp Of ~ G, made . minority repa
Mr. wAsasUss, lcpp Of Me-, presented his Wee
NJ s.Rrs sais ne SHOULD IKE 10 dispose Of the gu
nov hut n The majority Of the Houso preferred he
consent 70 q posspopemept I'll the reports are printe,
Mr.. srxvrrsos, tsdm) " ny, nopcn the subJeos'
Ne settled noe, and moved the previous question.
greco W by Eve majority
o. This vote sas subsequently reconsidered.
NJ srxvrxsos called FOR the reading Of the reports
The democrats generally see NED desirous VI tskir
xote on the question 70 day. mis- resisted by n
uceis,ou. Who made dstovy motions and require
ssss and nays 10 be frequently taken.
possponed hll saturday, and In The meantime the re
can Be printed and gentlemen ASCERTAIN The prcose
OF the question.
Objection was inserpcsed, motions 70 adjourn
made, appeals taken from the decision Of toe Chsi
and decided By ycss and nays.
me contest continued for two houra
Adjourned.
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much worse. How much additional cash has
oeen Melted for the Lords treasury by the re-
v'vsis is not stated. but if each saved eeal
averaged dollar the amount would not fall
far short OF one hundred thousand dollara
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Our Special Wsshiostsn DesD.,cn
PROSPECT OF PROLoNG ALTON OF THE sRssIou an
CoNGREss-THE WORK ON THE CAPITAL oou.
DEMNED-sIx NEW STEAM sLOOPs TO Bs pUrLr-
sURy, ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1854
general Impression prevails that ths session vii, ~
extended all the last Of june Is II s impossible to eat
even the Appropriation bills in the mod psr,sh
now fxed. especially disposition lie eyuced ~ ,s>
house to 60 70 WORK In earnest Another oonsiderss
Is the desire to hear officially from Uah and II the psvs
favorable strong effort viii be made 70 cut down ts
appropriations for thai service tho session Is exte,de&
there will be hope Of getting up tbs Printing Burs..
BILL The striking out OF tbs tom for continuing the wsr
On the Capitol IN emphatic expression by tho House e
csosurs FOR the wsstefu extravaganza bad taste ds
played in tho work on the wings already finished.
The building q ak sloops-of war will DO authorized
this session.
Tho yacht Rebecoa continues V attract great assea,os
here che leaves for Nsw YORK tomorrow.
The bassnce In tho treasury nos s SIX millons nIna
hundred and eighty Eve thousand I've hundred and Ten
dollars
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1866
The sersse hold short executive session 10 day aad
confirmed only se~ oompas as,vely unmp appois
mcnss including Gibbons Gray "a Postmaster II West
coeeter, renEsyivAniA.
The appointments Of the Custom House officers for The
Northern cities will probably be considered TO morrow
hessrs. Morrow, Brsnscomb and wmcheil, Commksiea
ess appointed u the Settlers Mass Convention In Kansas
TO procure pcspoaemeat OF the land sales or procure
loan fand for the squsiters have had-,n compsoy v,
Ar PArros Delegate from Ksnsas-an Interview wah "A,
President who nsimsted his willingness postpone The
sales till October they thought best but desired the
70 call he Secretary Of the Interior The latter ssas
that tos policy OF the would bs 10 sell all III
pub 10 lands possible ourss tho present year for the p
poses Of revenue, IA, ooosested 70 defer ths saes
KaDsas until November nrst sac fifteenth whsn they VII
take plsoe. The cmnisssoaen leave for New York q
Friday for TIE purpose Of securing the needed
the Secretary Of the Treasury ~as examined By u
wnlet&'s Point investigating Committee to-day.
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SMALL SCHEME.

SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME.
CAPITAL $4,000.
lobe drawn in PURLIc, at MACON, GEORGIA, EVERY
SATURDAY. throughout the year.
hole Tickets 81; Halves -; Quarters 81.
eTT Bank Notes of all sound Banks taken at par.
Checks New Ork remtied for Prizes. Address or
ders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages Tickets to
ANDERSON a SON, Managers,
novl9-dly MACON OR SAVANNAH, GA.
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REGUL iR EVANSVILLE AND PETERS
BURG PACKET.

vEyHE Canal Boat WASHING fessssl.e---5r ssl.-5rTIkIih
q TON, ~. LT-rZ, Master, Will E--rs - = ss-ts
leave for pctcrshurch every Monday and Thursday nj
r. NJ. For freight passage apply Oh b0ani or to
either Of the warehouses. [sertle6
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COZ TOp SALE.

AHFE have on hard -nd are constantly receiving
w coal of IN excellent quality froE up the canal,
shich We will deliver in any psT; of te city az toc.
Driers left AZ james tau-hiin's warehouse or AZ tie
ffe q. NAHUM II 7lcy wl he psomg,tly attended, to.
E0WLEN & ANORY-
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In ordering Tickets or Ceriificates. enc

In ordering Tickets or Ceriihcates. enclose
tie money 20 our address for the Tickets Orert,
receipt ofwhich they viii be forwarded " first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they
NAV designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
20 Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and state
80 Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya
BILE in full without deduction.
- All prizes of 81, ,eoo and UNDER paid iu.mediaely
after the drawinS-Other prizes at the usual time oi
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Certiticatesfo
s. SWAN y CO., Augusta. Ga.
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Alaharna
Atlanta, q orgia have their orders hliet, and
save time, by addressing s. Swan x Co., at either of
those cities. 80
2.T- list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel. with the amount of the prize that ah one rs
entitled 10, will he published after every orawine, IN
the following papers:-Augusta tieo.l Constitution
aist, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register Charleston
Stnilrd, Nashyille Gazette, Atlanta INTEL gencer,
New YORK Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
New, Richmond Dispatch, News, aud Paulding
(NfissD Clarion. .a.t
fecal
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Doors, Sash and Blinds.
NNTE have In store a large and complete stock
SS all sizes Raised and Sunk Pannel Plain and
Moulded Doors; all sizes Window Sash--plain and
check rail all sizes W indow Blinds, with rolling
slats-nae from the best clear Pne-kiln dFied-sel-
s0ned, aud WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK, for sale
eheaP for CASH., by GEO. FOSTER Il co.
1 rr :.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INVEST M e MT!
4 VALUABLE TRACT OFLAED,
Adjoining the Town of CanneltOn!

4 4 tdL UdDLE In u O[ L-1fD,
/ Adjoining the Town of Cannelton!
Consisting Of about one hundred acres, one-haf Of
which is bottom land and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All of Il Is
embraced in plat of the of Cannelton, and Is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary of the
tracts is not than ten minutes walk from the
tensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines All
the products Of the land be sold on the soil to the
people Of the town. 1t admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The land viii eventually all
be wanted for house lots-oD the premises three
dwellings one Of which is worth s5oi another is worth
s500;the OF, er beautiful cottage residence, cost 1890
three years 90 to erect it. Either of these houses
be had with the land, all Of them, the purchaser
NAV wish: they are separated BY street from the body
of the land emo all of the .nts laid on resi-
dences. The property will he soldon liberal credit to
a responsible purchaser.
The location is OF tie ghtrioa the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and frnit Is the most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville. The chief motive for Offer
ing for sale, is that the property is too valuable to
rent and needs attention than the owner can al
present bestow it. Address apply to the editor of
the Journal; Evansville. ~ mys
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Cows Cows. Cows.
kH0UR Cows just in from the country. For sale
Il BY z.H. COOK Il SON.
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EVANSVILLE. 4 iCRAWPoRDsyiIII
EExl, -: $. ...;=EgE3sr -. ~
AILR o a D. sioq
For Louisville, Cincinnati, 81. Louis In Han
apolis and the East =
s CHANGE OF TINE. i.51
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, s3ra.1sss

nN and after ills date, the Mali Passenger ta m vs
- leave Eyansvllle a: o'clock and 20 minutes p
NJ maxim close connection Nincsnnes Wrt .-,;-.
East and est on the Ohio aud Mississippi Rairpad for
Louisville, Sineiana 81 Louis aud Cairo, and arrive
Express trains for IndianaPoiis, clevesrd ara tho
RBTURNING-Ieave Terre Haute al iao p..ssf.
p. NJ. ls- -,-l-.ri- al 41lfT--'.T- = NV
Freight trains with passenger carattache run as
follows: Leave Evansville at $50 A. NJ Arrive N
TerIe Haute at 4:3O p NJ, Leave Terre Haute al Gao
A NJ, Arrive at L vans lille f:ia 2. Nj. ~ -
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E1APER AND PERFrNERY.-
- An assortment Of Cap, Letter and Commercial
received and Tor sale cheap az wholesale nv .rr -
sefN9i PRESTON EROS
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WABASH PACKEP-KATE sARCHET.

81 -yIgik - TIE steamer KATE SARCH-
ss.t.sf---s1l ET will run regularly FROM
Il vansvie in the WABASH trade
during the winter, long as the river shall be
navigehle. shippers may rely on her making regu-
Jar trips, and the s;rictest attention being given to
their orders. nov iS-tf
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U. 5. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET.

4 ETTsll - EVANSVILLE, Paducah and
ft.1--Ts .s..Jss1 Cairo Packet j. III. Don 4, ID.
=s-z==-@.z@-=7 Heron commander, leaves
Evansville every Monday and Thursday az y O'Clock
NJ. arriving az Paducah al o'clock A. NJ, Cairo ar II
O'Clock Tuesday and Friday. Returning, leaves Cairo
every TUESDAY and Friday at O'Clock, =. NJ and IA
ducah every Wednesday and Saturday AT O'Clock, A.
NJ, connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and
Crawforl vile Railroad and Packets for Green River;
also connecting at Smithland with Cumberland River
Packets, and Pahuc m with Tennessee River Pack
ets az Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and st Louis
Packets. Tickets he Oht1nei On board the 12 FOR
all Eastern and Western cities
Xnf sf.oA
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EACH SATURDAY IN JANUARY .
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
5, 400 Prizes amounting to ......... ssaO,OOo
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAA Or HE LUZ
The Numbers from to .0,0O0, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips
OF plper eAcESed with small tin tubes and placed
in one Wheel
The lrst Prizes. similarly printed and enCi-ced,
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolyel, and numher is drawn
from tie wheel of Numbers, and At the sne time 4
Prize is drawn from the other wheel The umber and
Prize dawn out opened aud exhibited 70 the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioner the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the twO succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the nrs
Prizes will he entitled to the y Approximation
Prizes For example: If Ticket No. II 80 draws the
sU0n1Q Prize those Tickets numbered li2o l29, 5i
and 1872 viii each he entitled 10 son. If Ticket No.
$50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 54e
5tq M 52, win each be ertitledto to $780, and SO
cOrding to the above scheme. -.
The 200 Prizes OF so viii be determined Dy the last
figure ~ the Number that draws the s,09 iTze. For
example IL the Number drawing the sc1 Prize ends
with No. l. then all the Tickets, where the number
ends i'm l. viii he entitled TO s20 If the umber ends
with No . then all the Tickets where the Number ends
in , viii he entitled to- S20, and so on 70 2.
Cert ictes of Packages will be sold al the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of ~ " hoie icKets
~ llalf . ~
loRuarter " .---.-..-- -
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FARES.

: For any information or through tickets apply ss
Evansville.
JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent
eE- Henderson Commercial, Mt. Vernon Adyocste
Evansville Enquirer and Mt Carmel take -,
former advertisement and ccyy. noVss 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Rent.

- For Rent.
TENWO neat, comfortable. roOmy Houses in good
u neigh5orhoOd, in The upper part q the city,
octi1-tf Next DOR TO Branch Bank.
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novel 7.- GEO. FOSTERS s. CO.
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EV VANSV VILE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

wv r have hilnd, OfIer nDeTal tefrns,
w well assorted stock for printers and bOOkbind
ers, among which we name -a---
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well coered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Hos.
fiat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and coored Cards and
Card BOsris, Which we have cut to any size; Post
Office paper Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink, &c.
We also beg leave TO call the attention Of dealers 20
stock of 300 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross of
Bonne: Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. TENNEY 4 SORENSoN.
APPS. -.
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FOR LOUISVILLE

cT~0en TIE fine packet steamer DI-
fl-zz->llsslk, AMOND, Capt. HobcRAFT, Will
run regularly .between Evans
= Vile and Louisville. leaving
Evansville every "Wednesday and SATURDAY.
oc1vf Z. q. O'RILEN,& & co.
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GRAFTON.

DeiiUeTed al Boston on the 5h Of Jaiy.
1t is well that in eur year. so busy, SO
secular. SO discordant, there comes one day
when the word is, and when the emotion is,
our conntry, our whole country, and moth
ing but our country" It is well that law
Our only sovereign on earth--duty not
less the daughter OF God, not less within
ils sphere supreme, custom not old alone,
put honored and useful, memories, our heart,
nave set time 10 ws.:ch--scythe, loom aud
anvil stilled. shops shut, wharves silent, the
hag-onr nag unrent--the Gag on our glory
and commemoration waving on masthead
steeple and highland, we may come together
and walk haud in hand. thoughtful, admir-
ing, through these galleries Of civil great
ness when we may own together the SMELL
OF one hour Of our history upon us ali !;
when faults may be forgotten, kindness re,
vlved, virtues remembered and sketched un
blamed when the arrogance Of reform,
the excesses Of reform. the strifes Of par.
ties, the rivalries Of regions shall give place
% a wider, WARMER and inster sentiment !,
y hen turning from the corners and darl
places Of o1ensiveness, il such the candle
lighted BY malignily or envy. Or eensorious-
ness, Or truth has revealed anywhere; whom
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Written for the Telegraph.
BY MRS. RLsESA MERwIN.
Life's Lessons.


Iife's Lessons.
Though weary lessons have learned snec ehdhoos years
Though bitter tears I've oimes she'd and sometimes wd to
die
Though have pressed my aching heart and nclsd hope was
fed,
That every JOY lay shrOuded there suuberng with the
dead,
Yet cannot be unhappy long for my hearts thing
And like the gay-toned Wild bird Us the wing
Tho have learned that friends may Oaneeand breath the
dolefuity,
That thOse love the dearest are earliest 10 betay;
Tho have met the chilling look, whore yean my heart to
Some kindly bcamng smile, or look Of love for me
Yet from hopeful heart like NINE will pass away
As melt the shining snOW-aakes before the blaze of day
Tho have had cold careless words poured freely in my ear
We're nought but friendships sweetest tones ever dreamed
to hear;
And tlo' in bitterness of soul fan Oft I've TUNED aside
The quiEeng lip the look pain fearful eye TO hide;
Yet I've learned to plize affection more wherever tis truly
given
To deem the hamblest earthly love sbeng meet for heaven
Tho have learned tho hearts best words may be construed
to wrong,
Tho shadesOf gloom onshroud the hOnr threatening to ing
er LONG;
While mournl tonghts Cypress the SOUL which neither you
norI
& ever dreamed to could come in brighter days gone by;
Yet life Is sewn with blessings there Is moro JOY than pain
For tho dark clouds viii sometmes there's more sun
shiHe than rain.
Tho joys that seemed buried nov secm apn 70 smile
TAO hope Is ever at our side sadness 70 beguic;
Tho life dear affection awes and round the social hearth
Io many voice Of syppatby, and many voice Of mirh
Yet there's purcr fount Of love- mortal beings sep
Lets turn our thoughts awoy Om earth, theres more 10
love In heaven.
EAST TRrxBULI, ONO.
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On and after Monday May. 10, 1858.
CLEVELAND AND ERIE r. ROAD

Iheogo Express East and Mail West stop at oil stations
except Saybook Cnionyie, Perry, Mentor and Wekiae.
Cincinnati Express East stops at Painesyie and Kings
vile only.
Day Express West viii stop at Girard conneaut Aslab
bula and Panesyille only.
Night Express East and West stops at Palnsylle, Ash
tabnla, Conpeaut and Grard only.
Conneaut Accommodations Fast West will sion II all
staiiopH A. C. HUBBARD, Station Agent
ASirabuia. Jolly Q, 1887.
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Ashtabula r. O.-ClosIng Of malls.

pOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The Mail
going East viii close at 10 o'clock and Is minutes A. ~
and mail West will close at II O'Clock and mnutes H. the
southern Mail closes at and the mail at u
~ Elk Creek Mail, via Plymouth Tuesdays at 30 A. "
Ohce open daily from to ~ days and on
sundays, tfom IL N. to ?. n until further notice.
Ashtsbula, May 10Th 1861 f. O. ROOT p N
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E1gingeFing a Laud surss5iaG'

CARLISLE a HALE, civl Engneefs. aud
tan6,snrr3on. Aehsehrls, cnio. Cf
NV okalisEsi + 6. HA1E
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LINUS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer and Man
ueinror soaps esiabshnent North Man arect uear che
oilee q Drs. faHington Hall Aahiabnia, Q. Aio
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Innports.

BgAZOSa SANTIAGO via Indanoa. Steamship
Gen Rusk $4,000 to raaman &c0. S736l to A & NJ
Hene $3.50 Gabalero x Basualdo S38O8 Cramer
SEQ $500 W A Costa. $500 Prea4 y CoateTie
S2200 jno Marks ScO $500 II Phelps. Sl370
Hebrard &eo $1,000 S Neman. Sll50 PedFeau-
4 willie IL Bros $500 w Curren. $500 Marbury "
Foster $500 ] Connolly eco % bales cotton Far
lev Jnrey SEQ. III Williams &co. Bunnell &eo
"A D Kelly AGO. ,pecans and sundrles to order.
Total s39,949, So bales cotton
MOBILE Steamer California, III bales cotton
and sundries to order.
MOBILE, Steamer ruba..I4O bales cotton to order
SO do RiYes, Battles & Noble. % Tarleton, Whit
inc & Tnlis % Ridgell, bennett Geo. II 9 Thomp,
son &co Is pkgs mdse May &co Total 257
bales cotton
BOSTON Bark William and Jane asst'd mdse,
4 LIVERP3 Oh. Ship Mountaineer, 3 boxes cheese
and bacon Fl u Heddin. 81 crates cks hardware to
j Cauche. .suudries to order.
GREENOOK. Ship Bannockburn. $40 tons coal
to order.
LIVERPOOL Ship b S KirnbalI. HOS bars iron
add sundries to Wilson, Hardwell &eo.3 eks hard
ware and sindfs MetregOr eco. assorted mdse to
Tgylor Il Churchill. Goldenbow & Le7pawe j y
d Hyde Geo. Phillips, Nixon &eo. I b smith &Go u
Hale G Laqek. Giqnel q Jameson, y Manohey u
Miltenbergsr " d Maignar. "A NeYlns, ash9Ildge
&co j Burnside eco. l. Maunn &co. p Ethel
eco Folger. P Mallard. p b Brulator. W Gun
bingham . Dsuhan, i Camdrden, .Syne y Proyan
Henderson & Peae.. HaggertY Bros ID II Holmes
Phelps Acc. e B Graham. Heaton Oliver q q
Gaines q III Slocomb &co Shark Staufer &cO. A
Mcfauren ) ] Bonaae W Armstrong " David
IS Relf Capt Hoyt. i Stevens &oos Hyde y
9aieh csbselo |SG Basnnd ootsi Gaon and
sundry Consignees.
MOBILE, .schr Helena. 600 bbls naval stores to
order.
CONVICTION. schr Fontainebeau 80 600 bricks
to order.
ceyMGToN sehr Alcyon 900 bricks to
order,
COST. sohr Doretha =. Y hhds sugar 81 bbIs
Inolasses to order.
COAST schr Italienne, SO hhds sugar to order,
COAST soop Balane % hhds sugar 63 hf bbs
molasses.
MONTGOMERY AND WErUMPKA !, Steamer
Dick Keys def u Car r, RI 1914 bales cotton to
Farley Jurey &co.
BOSTON. ship Union. ssa tons ice to L War
nar .Nep.