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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-15
IMPURE BLOOp!

The blood is the life and when any foreign or
healthy matter gets mixed with it, it is dis
tributed to every organ of the body. Every
feels the poison, and all the vital organs quickly
complain. The stomach will not digest TIN food
perfectly. The liver ceases to secrete sufciency
Of bile The action of the heart is weakened and
the circulation is feeble. Tho lungs become
clogged with the poisonous matter; hence cough
and all from slight impurity at the fountain
head of life--the Blood As if you had thrown
some earth, for instance, in pure spring, from
which ran tiny rivulet, in a few minutes the
discolored. As quickly does impure blood fly to
every part and leave its sting behind All the pas
sages become obstructed and unless the obstruction
is removed the Lamp of life soon dies out.
These pills not only purify the blood, but Tegen-
crate all the secretiOns of the body; therefore,
rivaled as
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, &c This Anti-
Bilious Medicine expels from the blood the hidden
seeds of disease, and renders all the fluids and
cretions pure and fluent, clearing and resusctating
the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed, is it to us, that we are able to
place within your reach, a medicine like the
Mountain Herb Pills." that will pass directly to
the afflicted parts, through the blood and fluids of
the body, and cause the sufferer to brighten with
the flush of beauty and health.
JudSon's Pills are the Best Remedy in erist-
eace for the loIIos0ing Complaints.
Bs,ceI Complaints, Debility, Intcara Weakness,
Coughs, Female CompFtS, Liver Complaints,
Chest Diseases, Feuer Ague, Loigaess of Spirits,
CostiUeness, Headaches, Pile,
Colds, Indigestion, Stone and Grarel,
dyspepsia, Influenza, Secondary 6ymp-
DiGTrhGd, IRfdmdti0n, TOMS
Dropsy, " " x
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-15
JOHN [. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor.

gW1.sR.-IO BBHs (E-aRGB) W'1L-
x miugton Tar, just received by
apl3 CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-15

sS4U.N' U.gBRRLL.gS .R-V-ED P.9R.9-
~ SOILS. "A large stock now hand, and for
sale cheap at SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
apr23 No. 80 Main street.
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1850
rHE CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
IO .1IILHs DOUDLE TINA

r-rllIIrii-,lii
LA - -
EE2H- -
70 oouatry. = - n
Three Through PA seneer Trains,
BHTWEYH pITTsBURGH 8 PHILAnRbPHIA.
ConpRetIp direct In the Union DEPOT Mt Pittsburgh,
gtE ~ SSinS from al Phiia.
SI,i ~ w. yo-I Hnsto5 RS1fI1nre sfd WashinE.
s sh,,. = M ne transn5T.
tttN ~ ~ md com.
org ~ any 0 rat TJ ~, u pbfIadeIpbia
f,ttI1St ar Cs5aiu6tSfs ~
SfSsrISS III ARA ttaebsd 10 naeI train, WOodrus
EIsenjnI zfSn. Ia HxnresS and FlEt Trains The
rS - ru W Nsfl ma FSst Line sup.
1s13,st5tS TbTre iIsity FrIins connect dIreet for
SS - Sd II, n TlFeS e0Iifaet for nal.
ttSn,,s "a yyaHbington sfTT a : : 95.ls55154
t ~ n ~ sI4 Istye,n pbIIadeiphfa and New
York. Two DAILY IfaIns psI SSn seh i0tt Iui
Boston. through Ileksts lA SI
Of the above Trains ana NC" A0tA
t7va a.. r,as,ta,, -, ,,,o1 N. Noy,rI.l,
y, Il y Iines SaEsrrtj
nee. =. ~. ,nnGr+,,,
10y W ~, ~, $3.50 Ss n tIs
haltoA1 Hlss u e. ~ ~ x iol,iT
regular lane OF ~ & = - Ss'S
EtxesG, !. t,,,,,s ,,,d tt,,.a ~
~ FeE ' ' HAAss = . : - - -. - -
quick as by any OtheE-houte.i
ASK FOR TICKETS ny PITTaBURdH.
,-,z1..i.,. ~ ~. IV.sts,-, so,r.etIon =rf tIo5
.Ahe II VII RnSd make III n tbe
na,1snt TIn ili sstISeeTS the c1st and the
~ Il, a traes ~ the fsa Road bridge
alPittsbdfgh, avoidEns ali dtayheo or ferriake III
Freight together with ths o. " t a
~ ~ T TLSaJ,y tbbIie -
FOR FreiEht Contracts o. Shipping Directions apply
Contrary ePs 9 I'd a, STEWART; rits,barsh;
Pt5.9s CO. zaaiisS O.
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DeeembeF 1885, - far a. the SINE ean may be ap-
plie4to the OF ibis aet aud not ane3sls
tent there with. are 1efeby revived 81
see IL And be II further enacted. That, 70 defTHy
all the expenses thar may attend the e1eeutlon o.
this act the Of two hundred thoasand dol1Fs o.
% much thereof Is may be necessary, be and the
E4me Is hereby appropriated to be paid out o. any
money In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, July1 1851.
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4NiACT 70 provide fgT Tho payment or the militia
md volunteer called into The service OF the Un-
tSd stAtes from the time they were called into
service 10 the thrtIeth day Of June, eighteen hun
dred and siEtyOne, p ii7ie. 5.5ea rat
BE IL enacted by the senAts and Hopss Of RSpre-
ssntatives Of the United States Of America in Cor
sTe8 assembled, That there b and hereby Il aPpro-
Iratedt Gut Of any money IN the Treasury not 9TH
eFHise appropriated, the OF To millions ssTeA
i.undred AID li1ty thousand dollArA, or % mneh
thereof q may be Necessary, 70 enable the Govern.
nent to pay the militia and volunteers eaIed tnt0
serTfcs OF the United States being an additional
audunt required for the hschl year ending June
tbIFtieth eIkhtAen hundred and si1ty-one.
Approved. July 10, 1861.
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Baltinnore s. ONO Rail 5Road


= - 5f5T 4ilii' WAEEllAO, lstA April, 1851
ON aud after the 18th OF April. 1855, tbs paAsen-
" ger Trains VIII be ruR ~ follow, Wig:
= The ExI4eas Tfnin lkaVeb Wheeling daily except
Sundays ~ 10 A! NJ BRnWOod at 1880 A. Al, aTTtV.
ing 70 Baltimore At 40 A. NJ connecting viii, the
Express train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
and All Tho Eastern cities eaEtpga d;l5 A. 81, ar
riyeE At Wellington AZ $50 A. NJ making close con-
eetion With the southen lines for all parts Of the
south This train stops ht tie principal stations
from wheeling TO Cumberland =
KslIFnInR. leaVeA baltimore at 3:1b +. 3M.s and
Wilmington CIty6t Z.i5 p. NJ. arriving Ut BenEOOI
atBA 81 and Wheeling at 6:27 A. u. !, making direct
connection with the RIpTesstTnn for all parts OF the
West, Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
onlJI6F EdSils ABd SEodd and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily Including Sund4n At
6;STi .. n BenWood NJ T926PEM., and arrives tH
Baltimore at 3:lb r. NJ, connecting with the Mall
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York. BoStOHS
and ali Eastern cities At 446 p. NJ. arrives At wash.
inRtOn City $40 p NJ, coDneeting WITH the south-
ern lines for al parts OF the South, THE tn stops
On the west sud the road At DtoundsYiIe Cameron,
Mappipgton, Water Station fairm0nt and Grafton
BetuTnfng, ieayes Baltimore at $50 a. NJ Wash.
inEton City at 4.26 A. u. and arrives ~ BeuWood at
lO:l0P. u. and Wheeling ht 1922 r. ~. eonneeting
With the Express train pRrtsof the Southwest,
Wet and Northwest. This train stops at the prin'
efpaI stations only. -.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sunday leaving Piedmont At 6i0 A. VI.
and arrives at Wheeling At $40 p. ".
u 80 t7 80 J.BiH0RD, Agent.
WI. SRIH, MRqOr Of Transportation.
L. NJ CoLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. apo
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fPuatlo-No.h
An ACT % proItds hur she sprolAtnent q Assis.
tan. pAynA.sers Ia the Navy.

Ne n es.otaA Nv TIE RanAle and Henss Of RepEs-
aAniAllVGs 81 the GnIs4 GtAte1 Of AmBfieA IN Con.
EtOea aalamblad, That tha EFlda q Al.iAtAut pAy.
" 3 1siahliihnd and that non and hitGr The PA1
sSs1ef this 81 he President u the untef stStss,
~ and With tia ndVieS md ennseAs o. ths EGnAtA
nay appoint a1lGtasl paymaaiaFS tum tine % time,
81 tAsy GhA be needed 1SF active seFytea in the No
~, pot SSe>sdlng thiFtF-stS n HumbeF.
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AN ACT 70 refund and remit the duties GU arms Inn.
ported BY State.
Be It ehaeted By the sepste ard Houss Of Repre-
sedtatfYes d the Unlted States OF AmeroE In Con-
Eres8AssembIed That ths SecrefnEy Of the Treasury
lie and he = hereby authorized and directed TO re-
funA sud remit the duties and tuposts All arms
impoFts4 into the United states since the Afst day
Of MRysIast, Or which may be imported bsforo the
any State; Provided the Secretary Of the Trealury
Shib6 satkhSd that the said arms are INTENDED, In
god faith, for the use Of the troop Of any state
which e or may be engaged IN aiding 70 suppress
ths futnrrcetion now existing RgAin5t the United
Approved, Jnly 10, 1851.
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L-O OA 7 BID,
Cor. Baltimore and charleG-Sts-.

LOOA TBlD,
Cor. Baltimore and charles-StS-.
BALTIMoRB, MD
ITTluIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IL TIE MOST
ding last years has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the IN
cFeasing number OF students, representing nearly
every State In the Union
II now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city. The rooms
are % " ''''
The al SShtages and facilities hero oe+sd to young
desiring toqunlify themselves properly toE the
various duties of The Counting Room, or TO obtain
Thorough RfGefnt ines1 IiHedtiOR generally are
uu51z ID any partieulqF, By ANY dniilaF estab-
- Z ~ = -FACULHRtsl " 10 u =l-
R.K. L0SIER,
PTincipal-LectureF the Science Of Accounts Com
fm9ce; BUSHES 0ustouB, etc.
Professor Of Ghd Theogy and Practica Of BOOk0eplnR
and Commercial Calculations
H. HTDATIES,
sf,5 y A40clats Professor Of Book Keeping. -iT
n. LII q "a N. @. JOHNSON 49,
Professor Of Cuisines and oEnamental PenmAnshIF1
il,56 - - 8. T.WTLLIARS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. E, YRATEs REESE, p. D.,
siBu-s, = Lecturer on Commerial Ethios-
,snelTRUsTEBs:
Hon. P1 sS f. kis Hsn.aa
IhllSt lEtSlst, Is4- p ,t.ls VIM. Knkba, Esd- L.
sThs 6oilSka @ btotidsd Witl o1mmsreIal Library
Of standard RorkA expressly for the use Of tho stu
Zach Student has desk to himself, and Is sepA-
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter AZ any time ~ 5rf ? = 1s.al-l itl
Thetims usually required toeompIeteth fulIeOurse,
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
Alars6n and Beautifully 0TuAmented Circular, con-
ETterof and Interior View Of the College various
Characteristic penrnhnshtP, &C., sent by mall
free u charge, accompanied with full
particulars. Address r-1E7'G R&;tyosIER
.=t.- baltimore Nd.
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RilIIous pIsorders-LIxer Complaints.

FFOal Dr.. ThTodOrs Bell, Of Neg York Guy.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 70 their
purpose a an apenent, but hnd their beneficial ef
feets upon the Liver very marked indeed They
have IN my practice proved more efeetuaI for the
cure of bi71i0ls Complaints than any one remedy
can mGntton. sincerely rejoice that We have a.
the profssstbn and the people.
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DrpArT1rEEr o. FHE ISTEElon, Z
washingtOp, D. C., 7th Feb, $50.

:, " usIll ~, =, ,lS,;,i IT. - -
ptal practice since you made them, and eannOt
hesitate say they the best eathartie employ
Their regulating action the liver e quick and de-
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for derangements Of that organ. Indeed, have
seldom found case Of biIIiobis disoass obstinate
that It did not readily yield TO them
PrateFpalIy yours ALOSZo RAIL- n. d.
pr LH77lll phyfelau or the Marine HoGnfthI
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FEIL6HUNUf
De. c. Arm. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
Of the worst headache can have by dose OF
two Of your Pils 1t 70 arise from foul SO
mach, which they cleanse At Ouee-
Yours with great respect ED. ". pRABLE-
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion
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On. ArEE: have used your PMS With extraordI
nary success in my family and among those an
called to Walt In dIstres To regulate the Organs Of
digestion and purify the blood they the very best
remedy have ever known, and can confidently
commend them to my fdendE.
B. TduFR, J. v, HINES,
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Dypentery, Dtarrheea, Relax, W o1-Ha

s1- EFO1l DL. ,. o.. GTee5l n CefeG0o-
Your Pills have had long trial in my PTnctiee and
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In small doses for btIIiolis dHHetg ard dfaTTAR8
Their sugAr-eoatng makes them very acceptable and
convenient for the usS Of women and children
Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF the RlOod.
From. Res J. Y. HiH.ss, Pastor Of, ,Advent
Church, Boston.
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WAAsGH, wyoming Co. n. Z, Oct. n. j

WAASEE, Wyoming Co. N. Z, Oct. n. ISs5.
DEAR a: am nSing your CathaTtic Pills u my
cleanse ne system and peyitg DE foEHiaIHg " he
Blood. JOHN O. AdEAcHAN, Md
Cora patton, Costiyeness, Suppress
sion, Rheumatism, G0uty Neuralgia
DrOpsys Paralysis, Fits etc.
From Or. J. p. Yavqhn, ROHtreaL Canada.
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the
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but your Pills Affect that organ and cure the disease
FtOm ME- stuart, FayIfefan AID KidvUs BosOn
ind one or two large dOses Of your pins taken At
the proper time excellent prUotfVeI Of the Hat
tggt Ieettoa When gholly or partially sugPressea,
PEI p0orHas. They are 50 much the bsst PhyEte ge
have that recommend NO other to my patients-
From me IsV. IN, HgREes, Of ME HsthOdis'
1t-s=zsr - EptseOp1f CJfuEEAs - -
PULASKI HousR, Savannah, Ga, Jan. 9. 1855.
Your sE has brought me & IA not report my eass
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The4I8dtiSM- Notwithstanding had the best o.
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Pills, Of RhEnntfe Gof-A painful disease that had
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t17-MOst Of the Pills In market contain Mercury,
which, although yalnnble remedy in Ekiiltnl banas
Il dangerous in public pill nom the dreadful eolse
qnepees that frequently follow its fneautious use-
These contain mercury mineral snbstAAee
whatever. gz
Price 25 cts. per Box, or 8 Bo1esfor "
Lowell, Mass.
For sale by Ac. GOOD & co, and By an Dds 2r1
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YLEIR.SC
CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE YOU sJCk. FEEBLE AND COMPLAINING
n Are you out Of order, With your system dsrang
"a, and your feelings uncomfortable These symp
toms are often the prelude to ssrtonA Hines some
at Of sieI<uess e creeping np6n you, Gnd shoud be
HyeFted BY timely usa Of the right remedy. ISke
AYERS PEIs and cleanse out the disdIderod hunnrH-
purffy the blood, and let the 1utds move on unOb-
Etruefed In health dIin- They 1h9 tnle-
tons Of the BODY into rigorous purify the
system from the distractions which make disease
cold settles somewhere in the b0dY and ohEtruets
upon Themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
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Willie in this condition. Oppressed by the deElnge
ments, take Ayers Pills and sec how directly they
restore the natural action Of the system. and With tt
tho buOJapt feeling Of health again What ls tine
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dangerous distemPerE. The same puTGative eject
sxpeIs them. Caused by similar obatFuetiOns and
dsFauRerents Of the natural functions Of the body,
they are rapidly, and many Of them surely, cured BY
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Statements from leading physicians In some OF The
principal cities, and from other well known pubic
perSens
From Forwarding MeTrh0nf Of 81. LoEis,
FEB. 4, 1856.
Dr. AYR: Your Pills are the paragon Of al tkAtis
great In medicine. They have cured my little daneh-
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pies on her skin and In her hair. AfteE our child
WIS cured, she also tried yOur Pis and thsy have
cured her. ASA MORGRID4E-
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y. n. MCCULLOUGH, President.
?. n. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. nGTe
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LEEoH Co. N6.TI stats strssts sos.ea. 49,
n. n HOUSTON, GesFS 1tttgas Ag,f pills;
l. L6HouPF;Ganu TSets, n ,PhFladS lphia
THos, A. SCOTT, GesI SsEp't, Altoona Pa Janl'eoi
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rPrnue-So. al

An ACT making additional appropriations foE the
support Of the army for the fiscal year ending June
preparations Of Arresrages for the fiscal year end
Ing June thIrtieth, eIghteeu hundred and st1ty-
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oFFiCIA.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.
RIiisd AZ ne EITR 6zIgt0B Or ths THIRTY sereHtt
=lgLsit1i 7utIt ~ Ql10de3f. - lis 5s lsl5


= IfVILIV-NU.I ii
Az ACT toIsfapd and IsrnL. The duti.. on ann. I'm.
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L.DBRBR, Aesuaxy Q. A. AZ,
i55.4i8 $40 BROADWAY, ErE YgHK.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, July 5.
SHIPS,

SHIPS.
ATLANTA Merrill
Lawrence, Claypole, -, Jos. Crosby.
Banshee, Rean Rio Janeiro-TIugh jenkins Il Co
Casilda, Stafford, Rotterdam-B Hodges Jr
Dashaway, Wedge Calcutta
Flora Mcdonald, Fuller, Havre-R Leslie Il Son
Juventa, Young, - Rhoads Son
Johnann Schmidt, tBrem.) Schmidt Cork-VonKapT.&
Macau!ay, Rodgers, Rotterdam-A Schumacher & Co
G Winthrop, Norve. CardiG-Jas Fisher II Sons
S l. Fitzgerald. Green, Pacdc-Ftzgerald, Booth & Co
Wanderer, Ryder, -, Coleman Il Bailey.
Washington Booth. Pescad, Fitzgerald, Booth & Co
Amazon Kirwan, Rio Jaueiro-Thomas PIERCE
Contest, Allen, Caldera
Escoriaza Ryder, New York-Morrell Randall
Frankfort, (Prus WuIston, New Haven't Hand Co
George Henry, Gunhy, acknowledgement. Booth&Co
Anna, tBrem) Raschen, Bremen--yonKappr 4 Arens
Henrietta, Brown, from Rio Janeiro-T Whitrdge & Co
Justna. Marshall Rio de Janero-J Banded
j. Ahlers. lodbg) Schweiche!, Bremen-Katz& Leopold
lizzie Nckerson, Pabosa, Chiii-Thos Matthews &Son
May Queen, Gayle, Rio de Janeiro-Thos PIERCE
Summer Cloud, (Br) Abbott, Liverpool-Foard Rogers
sarah Sheefe, Chase, Buenos Ayres-W Rhoads & Son
Therese Brem.) Hohorst, New York; Brauns l. Co
BRIGS
Chowan, Nelson, Nevassa-Whedbee & Dickinson
Canada. Leary, yaquil-Fitzgerad, Booth & Co
Echo Goodwin, Mayaguez, PR-StrIing Il Ahrens
Ella, Shanks. San Bas-Frend, Ricketts, & Co
Laura, harvey, Barbadoes-Price X ONeale
Mary Atwell, -, -, R. H. Atwen.
Prentissimo' James e sepGe%s 1E Bandel
Alice Mowe Benson, ton-Stirling & Ahrens
Belle Conway, Delaney, -, VIM Applegarth 4 Son
Calais Packet, Roberts Gardiner Nee Jackson SEQ
Commerce, Cox, New York-maser
Catherine, Iatchum, Newbern-Jas Corner Sons
Ellen Goidsborough, Todd. -
Edw Thomas, James, Boson-C Peniergast
Fair Wind Bragg, -, Bevan, Phillips & Co
Florida -, New York-W Rhoads Il Son
Geo Grice Palmer, New York; Pendergast
Horace Browne Warren
BarrilT, Partridge,
Etheridge, Edmondson, =, W Applegarth & Son
Justina Banded, Peters, New York--P Banded
Kingisher, Crook. San Bas-Prce & O'Neale
Louisiana, Mitchell, New York
Mignionette, Jones, Tor freight-W Rhoads & Son
Maryland Holt, New York; Pendergast
Mott Bedeil, Ryder, New York-Rose & Lyon
Mary, -, VIM Appegarth & Son
Ospray. Gautier, Newbern--Jas Corner Il Sons
q Lee. Soper, Jersey rity-W Rhoads & Son
Pearl, Lank, Seaioru, Del.-W knoaus {. Son
W Troth, johnson, st ThOmas-S G Hand
Seaman, Phillips, Sayannah-kirkland. Chase & Co
Somerset, Stirling, Snowfall, Md.-Rose & Lyon
& Miles, Davis, Washngton-Bevan, Phillips Co
Bigelow, (Brl Whittier, Bermuda Yates & Co
Seeing, Stafford, Kennebunk-C Pendergast
Silver Star, Phillips, New York-W Applegarth & Son
Sylvester GiSner, thompson, Augusta Me
Time, haines, Boston-Heslen Il Rogers
fremont Holt, Charleston-C. Pendergast
VIM Henry, Passapea, -, VIM Applegarth Son
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StsaaSaalS.
U. S. GOVERNMENT LINE

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Leaves lower end Of UNION nUCK West side daily
tSuntays Included Az o'clock P NJ taking Passengers
anu rleignt and cOrnectiug wi the Railroad Lines to
aad rom Washington, D., O., ihiladeiphia New York,
Bo Ou York. fl rrisburg pitisbur, Pa and the West i'm
med aeiy after the arrival of the Express Train from New
York AMI Philadelphia.
The Glowing is the schedule:
Leave New York att a. 81, leave Philadelphia at SIS
and i.55 A. ~. leave Baltimore at Az P. NJ.
ROUND RIP TICK III s AT REDUCED PRICES
from sew oFk to Fort Monroe and back
From Baltimore and back. ...............,..,...6
- Pr cure your Tickets in NEN YORK at the New
jersey Railroad Cttics, Foot of Court and stIee
In fHlLA 4: at the Companys fiji -, N W cor
hel SlAti and Chestnut streets, the Depot Brad
aud Prime str, cts f' ~
Duc6. Hiit-I trC.jS tR oi
Iy2-f pasSeng = &c..
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-06
Total Wheat Flour.

Together with % bbls Rye FfonrY IA hb,s ~ so .
bbs Corn Neal d t0H,I.KEC; WI '"''' enu w haH
v, GRAIN.7The receipts or Grain this week bav. bsen
unusually light the offerings at fhe Corn Exchange Of
e hap descriptions amounting to Jess than bushels
The market has however throughout the week been dull
and with the exception of Corn, the supply has been
- fury equal to thedehand. Corn Gthere has been
fafrinuffy within the past or three DAYS prices
improved The receipts (about 5000 bushels)
have inSstB changed hshds at bsGd2 ds for white, and
476D52 foryeNow. and quote white closing
' aeoctss aad yellow al 5os2 OTIS: for good to prime
Prices fr itshav sdecned And at the close
:. rea have ~ The teceips
have been light, { be 10 only Q0Q to
but Farnnr Of TIA NEW crop is
,sapow ready to come fonsrd mv sEgdy in
creased receipts within the next week two The
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NOTICE.
CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
ytTr

= ..3II-N NUTICE.
S--a1nan=zslu CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
- ATUIENT RIVER
The steamers GEORiE W EEMS and MARY WASHING
TON gu IL We Baltimore for Patuxent River on the
following DAYS: N "
SATU Ida Y, TUESDAY and THURSDAY. commenc-
u2 On saturdhy norn iune Isl. 1901 O'clock for
Hilis Landing it3t AID Coz inue during the
Returning every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aud SATUR-
DAY. The Eoat leaving HIPS Landing o Monday and
"Wednesday will be ali est for Baltimore
The SATURDAY 30 ! will leave Hs Ianding on FRIDAY
Tor be edct- leaving Benedict Saturday morning
O'clock for Saltimore.
be above e.me,s will call at all the usual Landings on
TIE h'ver also at Fair Haven and fum Fuln soin; and
returning. $3.50
Fights received to o'clock the days previous to
the departure o! the boats.
Passage to ;nstuxent Eiger....$l 90. Meals extra.
DO Plum Pont........ lGr Do.
Do Fair HaveD ...... So Do ie5.tf