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American Shlpmasrevs' AssseIatssA,
No WALL sTRIsr-Rosxs n Asp25

STRMkT@NooMe
he following approved Masters and Officers have
commissions from this Assos.atisn.-
Enoch Chase bark Annie; WIN Benson. schr Lila lido
zee o nsy
s@s Rosnsoa orig Clark Zen.
ton gs Ss TINT ThSms ssassha%p .%a saIue, John
ss 5 Vie John xevs E'An D
MISCELLANEOUS.
We are under obligations to the obsns puser steam
ship Geo Washington from New Orleans, full tiles OF
papers.
Sem W wrssfrp, capt Bake, from Port Royal for
New York, In ballast, ashore Long Branch NJ
morning OF the 18TH The schr lies head on and well up on
the beach. The captain, his wife and landed
safety BY OF ropes from Is owned
In New York and Brooklyn, register On the
4h the agents Of the Underwriters laying
10 besve her o. and Will be Successful The weather prove
favorable
cured IN Hessss: a. me MANI i.ssarsrs once $4,000;
Yors so washmson 1 New YSp s GScness
s A.f ss:s -; SsSt ss ssS ks
@ s: s's so:sa ssHI :s ss;'h is:;.
s g." fo;s pe' WIZ 'ps Other
Ssl' AE i s as
p anchor he sSp remains Que man b. si run
near Hsrbsr Island lei Inst, a'"O's
BnIe ELISHA DoASR Capt Jones, from baltimore was
stranded ~ Battle creek north side Of Caicos Vessel
ots loss The hrst load OF wrecked stuff arrived Grand
Turk March II.
BRIG CoLTHissr Emery al Philadelphia from Trim.
dad had been north Of HAeras ~ days. with very heavy
weather On the 81 inst during gale deck load as
bids molasses), sails. cutwater. stove buwarks &C.
BRIG NArriLus tof Lvcrpoo, swinon from Boston for
Hsvsna with genera cargo struck on the east end Of Az
portion Of the cargo saved Materials totally lost Cap
tain and crew escepting one many saved In the boats
Bnre JuIiA AsroSErrE, Webster, from Grand Cayman
for Baltimore, was totally wrecked March "a on Bahama
Bank, Surrp Cay. She had lost her eaky
and making for Nassau for repairs a the time she
struck Materials saved
scnR (of Dennis loaded with staves went ashore
Plum Island Kqersons Docks night Of i2th inst.
Vessel badly strained, and win be total loss Grew saved.
Scum JENNIE NoRroS-Esntucket April H-schr Jennie
Norton, Averill from Matanzas for Portland with sugar
day remained eight hourn she got after STAYING In
deck load Of molssses and proceeded.
EpeARrowr April l3-schr Fcssendcn, ana Cross Rip
ehtship remain shore ~ Cape Pogc. The shr Giraffe
shore the East Chop hlled with water
spoken. ne.
ship Cromwell Croker from Calcutta Dec 10 for Boston
ship dsrneI irom Calcutta for Boston, March 70 ht
ship PocsSon,as from New Orleans for Boston April TO-
ship Voldasars with rudder gone want Of assistance
BARK Ala from cardensa for Boston, April - 20 miles
Brig william crseyy, Little, from Ssv o,,ssps for Pbls
dflpbiA AprlA 20 ~ A.
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.,.n - faa s,,cs,ons WIN y hsld The - esy e April
49,, ass,ccS h ne mcrDipg, 81 0peioueao, I0r ne nee
80 a. thsse delegates 70 Represent tne q
,snssv Al Narnyie for he election OF we ossoss@
rsrresens Ale parish OF Avoyces; ~ Hrreonn1e ~ 49,
ssscs,o1 cf Ieui delegates 70 represns !he ss.,Ss =
represent The parish Of Rspdos. 10 ina ~ y sr,
hsId II the city Of New Orleans On me or ~ NJ.
isSz Tor he revision and amendments we ooess"e0e
~ Eyery nee White male twenty one yesrs q Aso,
no has been resident Of the ntate twelve mOuths eod
= sItiseo OF the United States, and who shall have
al en- the oath prescribed the President IN his pscca
NATION OF the eh OF December 1868, sa have the fHht
10 vote IN the election OF delegates.
III. Citizens Of the State rho have been expelled from
their aomee by the public enemy. on account Of Their de
votion TO the Union and who would DO qpahod voters
10 the par shee 70 which they belong viii be allowed 70
vote for delegates In the election precincts 10 WHICH, ior
The time being, they may reside.
w. A. Cassabat, N. Taylor. II. 7. Burgess and 49,
hereby appointed Commissioner o. Election ior
the parish OF Rapides; NJ Wells r. W. Taiiaerro, O.
A. Hooper and Hawkins for the parish o. taahoula,
N. Jenkine j. j. Beauchanp and Jonas Wales, for the
parish Of 81 Landry T. Edwards and W. Masters, ior
the pareh Of Avoyees and win make all necessary ar
the opening and closing OF the poe ana
Of the votes given 70 the secretary Of the
provided IN the election OF members IN the Generah
Assembly. BY command Of Major General BANKS
GkoRGE b. DRAKR, A. A. g.
The General staf have left here for Grand NvJre
On thesteamer Hlackhawk
Tuesday and when about twenty miles distant she was
Ared upon by guerias. Major f. Clifford, psymaster
The engineer and negress were wounded none danger
ouey.
| Inc Red river is falling very rapidly. tome rorso
reports six feet altogether, within the last Few days
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NEWS FROM TINE CUR.
~r~,sv>>->n>~~.>n1SNsNe
AFFAIRS Ar NEW ORLEANS.
Sk!rmish Between the Fourteenth
New Hsrk Cavalry and the
Seventh Alabama Cavalry.
INTERESTING FROM TEXAS,
AddsNs Of najoi General Dana 10 the Soldiers
Of His Division on leaving Them,
&C., &c. &c.

The steamship Continental. Captain Summers, which
arrived al tina port yesterday morning, brings New
Orleans dates Of April 8.
Tho Continental brought the Eighth Vermont and Ninth
Connecticut veteran regiments from New Orleans.
General Heron 10 sick at Brownsville With the email.
pos.
There no prospect OF immediate movement by
forces either on the coast OF from Brownsville.
The soop war Pensacola Now Orleans the 7th
inst. for New York.
General Dana had arrived In New Orleans.
The steamer James Battle which took General Ranks
and Grand Rcore her return fired into by
thirty guerias, twenty FIVE miles below Grand Ecore,
wounding Major L. Clifford, paymaster, and engineer
neither seriously The boat but little damaged,
General Banks remained Grand Ecore. The river was
falling
Aavoes from Ma.ameros report that French or
Mexican forces there, known TO be there
Judge Durel was President Of the Free State Conven
son in session at New Orleans.
General Asboth commands at Pensacola
Most terrible prosecutions inflicted Southern
people in Alabama who Try evade the CONSUMPTION.
Hundreds OF inch, and children concealed in
the swamps, and numbers die OK starvation.
terrible storm had ragged at Pensacola; but no
losses recorded The sloop .ofwar Richmond rolled
to dip her guns under water.
The steamer Liberty with troops from New York bad
arrived at New Orleans.
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Died.
GoRiE On Friday, April To- after q lingering illness
SAMUEL y. GoBIr, in the 2eih year OF his age.
The friends or the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral on Monday Afternoon three O'Clock,
from tho residence OF his brother VIM Gooe No. - Cay
street, without further invitation
For oRer Dali, :cs second Pcscl
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our Alexandria Correspond .nc..

AIrrAspsiA, La, April 3, 1854
1hx and negbborhood have been very quiet SINCE
the arrival Of General Banks The eucmy has retrceted
wherever we lave advanced, and doubtful be WI
chow Fight al all
We he'd election yesterday for delegates represent
Sspider parish over three hundred voice were sas,.
Union meetings have already been held W the town and
psfngees coming Into lines daily for the purpose
renewing their connection with the old government
sBrse prominent IN this part o. the courtry-E n,
Drssot, lswh sexapds and Jehn T. r Gee-hsve taken
enc Presidents oath. Their signed 10 the
ssecsssIon ordinance
shs Sorowns h copy d General Hapts oncisl docu.
asss ordering the slcolion--
GENERAL oEpEEs-FC
Hk<pQrARTsrs, DB1RrNEsr og uB Gr,F
ALsftrprib, La, March 20, 1854
In seoordsbos With tbe provisions Of General Ordcrs
10 ~ @sse ., beaaoNMiert pepesimsni u The suu}
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General s.eels's Advance.

IlrIig Rock, Ark, April Ia, 1904
Advicce from General steele 10 the 7th instant are
received.
His expedition had then reached point I'VE miles south
OF Ekn ferry, the Little Missouri river and about
tweniy FIVE miles from Camden, where ho expected Gen.
Thayer with the force Fort Smith, join him next
day.
on the Cd The rebel General Shelby attacked Gene al
steelee rear guard under General Rice, with twelve
hundred cavalry and pieces Of artillery, and
pulsed with tho loss hundred killed andwounded.
Our loss was forty -four killed and wounded and fifteen
prisoners.
on the Ain the rebel General Marmaduke attacked
General Steele with three thousand -four thousand
cavalry and I'VE pieces OF artillery, the south side Of
tho Little Missouri river, and after Eve hours lighting
wac repulsed with the of four killed and twenty
three wounded. Our loss was twenty-tnree wounded
There Is large force Of rebels 1--WE or six miles in
advance but i, is not expected they will make stand
Nothing had been heard by General Steele OF General
Banks or the gunboats on Red river.
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mr.. Henry rhompson's Despatch.

NEW ORLEANS Ia, April s, 1894.
by the arrival Of The Nortberner from Pensacola !
the particulars OF skirmish between the Four
teenlh New York cavalry and the Seventh Alabama
cavalry On Sunday the Cd instant, Captain Smith, with
thirty men, while scouting Barrancas, Fa
squad OF the Seventh Alabama (reber, and little fight
was the consequence. The enemy lost heavily, Five
supposed TO be killed, and ten twelve wounded.
We captured lieutenant two scrgeans and eleven men,
besides horses and weapons Lieutenant LcngercSe and
two wounded slightly.
boat recently put 10 from Els, Pass. !. con
taned six refugees ing 10 make their way TO lines
They were discovered by the rebels and fred upon
only one escaped unhured. Three killed and two
wounded
The enemy masspg troops al Pollard Ala. to oper
the line OF railroadrom Pensacola 10 Montgomery
The Bee OF this city, in yesterdays edition, says that
they copy the following from private letter from
Brownsville: 'sAll communication with the interior
for the present interrupted Two regiments Of French
troops arrived yesterday at Matamoros.
Judge Drre OF the United States District Court has
decided that The schooner Flying cloud and cargo
conhscated she captured by The Princess Royal of
the coast OF IeXasH
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ANTHOLOGY.

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UsoR HARTFORD DIRECT.
~ The steamers CITY or HARTFORD and 0RANITH
thsr particulars inquire Of sanson sssbgry la South
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Tbc Aanm.s Expres- Company.

GIVE NOTICE that they have concluded ar
W rangements with the Northern Central Railroad
Comrnny TO run trains fom Baltimore for York.
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Transport and all intermediate stations, connecting
Mt Harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN EN-
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sent sale simply by being recommended by those
who have used it to their afflicted friends and others
MosT lNrORrANT.-Aladame Zadoc Portcr's Cura-
tive Basam is sold at price which brings il in the
reach of every to keep convenient for use The
timely use OF a single bottle will prove to be worth
100 times its cost.
NOTlCE:-Save your Money ,-Do not be nersuo
ded TO purchase articles at Is TO 81 which do not con-
tain the virtues of Is cent Bottle Of Madauc por
ters Curative Balsam. the cost of manufacturing
whct is as great as that of almost nny other mcis
cine; and the very low price at which it is sold.
makestne pIoht to the seller apparently small, aad
unprncipled dealers will sometimes recommend
other medicines which their profits are larrcr mn
less the customers nsis. upon having Madame Por-
ter and none other. Ask for Madame Porter's Cu.
rativc Balsam, price 3 cents and IN large bottles M,
20 cents and take no other II you cannot get it at
| one store you can at another
sold by all Druggists and Storclcepcrs at l3 cts. .
and in larger bottles nj 2j cts
HALL RUCKEL, Propricto7s
| january 81, loGJ.-ly New York.
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FANCY E'ERSs

during the last few years, and would say to them
that now have in store, Of my own Importation
and manufacture very extensive assortment of all
the different kinds and qualities of Fancy Furs, for
Ladies and Children. that will be worn during the
Fall and Winter seasons.
Being the direct Importer of all my Furs from
Europe, and having them all Manufactured under
my own supervision-enables me TO offer my ems o.
mors & the public much handsomcr Set of Furs for
the same money. Ladies please give me call be-
fore purchasing Please remember the name, mum.
Der and street.
JOHN FAREIRA.
rs Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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TO HORSE OWNERS /!

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the Lameness, and enable the hoFes to travel will
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at The first appearance Of Lameness will eteetually
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valuable herses nearly worthless.
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MEsR'S EHOrEs.,


HlrTiNbHTg, IA.
fINlE managementuf this well known Hotel hav>
l. Ing been resumed by Mes.gs COllE 4 HERR,
the present pToprotor beg leave TO inform the public
that the house Is now being thoroughly rcnovated
reh'ted, and improved with a view 10 the proper and
comfortable accommodation OF those who may favor
the establishment with their custom. Gucsis will
receive due attention and courtesy and no eNpens
will be spared that may eondues " maintain
hotel In n hrst-elass style.
Families and others desiring 10 sliourn IN Harris
burg during the summer months, viii lnd plvnsanl
boarding and large and wellvontiisel Iooins at oar
establishment, upon moderate terms.
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March 20, 1869 J. GILBERT HERR
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BsTnnssEcS, Wines, Gins. Ac.
TtNllE subscriber. having opened in ThomlSon'4
L Brick Building, Mill street, Danville, large
and complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
comprising the best brands of Dgandics tin. OH
Rye, Scotch and Irish Nhiskcv Port. Sherry. Ma
d,ira. Champagne and other incs. o all grades all
OF which will be sold Wholesale, at the lowest city
prices. Tavern keepers, by buying of Us,
At least the freight.
Persons desiruus of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY Use,
nay rely upon being furnished with a pure sid
Iliadultcrated article.
- Being determined TO establish reputation for
selling cheap. he p,ctiuiy olici,s the patronage
OF The public. All orders promptly attended to.
JEREMIAH : HALL.
Danvillc. june H. 1850
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FIRE AT GREEN CASTLE.
CHAMBrgsnuRa, Franklin county, Pa,


August 3lst 1851.
Mce.rs. Evans 4 WATSON, lphia-Gcnlc-
men: On the morning of the 22d of August, 1861
our Storehousc at Gretncastle was destroyed by IRE
The Salamander Safe VIC purchased from you some
few years since was in the above mentihned store
house. and contained al books, papers, cash. dc.
which wero preserved in perfect condition, after
being exposed to most intense hoat for several hours
Please inform upon what terms you will sell us
another larger Safe.
Yours truly, OAKS & AUSTIN.
Salamander Sates. for Banks Stores, Private
Families, &C. &c. Also Evaus & Watson's Patent
Alphabetical Bank Locks and Bank Vault Doors,
equal TO any made in the country, and sold as
food terms. i ". would respectfully refer to
tha following Banks and other parties. having their
Safes and Locks in use, to their entire satsiac
ton, and many others given at their Store.
UNlTrD STATES MINT, Branch Bank, Shclbyvie
Philadelphia Tennessee.
UNITED STATES ARSENAL, City Bank OF Philadcphia.
California. CONSOLIDATION B X of Phila.
pottstown Bank. Pa. Com tn Bank of Phla
Coatesville Bank. Pa. Chattanooga Bank, Tenn.
Sroudsbnrg Bank, Pa, Prem Loan Ass on, 18th st.
Jersey Shore Bank, Pa. Bank Of Northumberland
Lock Haven Bank. Pa. Bank of North'n Liberties
Union Bank, Baltimore. Philadelphia.
Southwestern Bank ofNa. Paul and swift, Bankers
Fulton Bank, Atlanta Ga Alabama.
Newark Bank, Del W. q. Sterling Wilkesb'e e
Bank N. c., Raleigh, lewisburg Bank, Pa.
Other references given upon calling ut our Store
No. l6 ;. Fourth Street, Philadelphia
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~ lI-A-'4-lst IA 4.
For The Relief uf jhc sick and Distressed afflicted
Win Niru!ent and Chronic Diseases. aud especially
for the cure of Diseases OF the s,Nua. Or1sus
MEDICAL ADVICE E'vcu gratis. by tie octjpf
WI Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on ,rcrrra,orrboc,,
or Scluiual Weakness and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, and On the MLW REMEDIES en-.
ployea in the Dispvusary, sent to tho afflicted in
scaled letter envelopes, free of charge Two or br,s
Stamps Tor postage win be- acceptable
Address, DR., J. ShilLIN nOUGHTON. Artipe
Surgeon, lioword Association No. Su.h Nitb
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
January J. 1863 --ly