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The Portland daily press., 1866-10-30
For Sale

THE lot OF Land on the westerly corner of Con-
Il gfess and Pearl Sts fronting on Congress street
about III feet and on Pearl about 80 feet.-O 10
apply to CHARLES K. BARRETT,
At Office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland, Aug. s, 1866. aug9tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-30

ENOR SAFE. M Ihree story brick house on Danforth
IL Street. The house Is nearlynew and i'm fine or
der. Immediate possession given. ''''e VI
Juil6ti "A IS 40 w. G. CHADROURNE
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-30
SURE REMEDIES.

DIR. I. X. TAYLOR, II Hanover Street, Boston
has received the new French Remedies and modes Of
treatment practised by Drs Dumas and Ricord-Safe
pleasant and warranted Positively efectual in All
Diseases Of the Blood Urinaryand Reproductive Or
gans and all Irregularities and Complaints peculiar
TO Women. Enclose stamp and receive full particu-
lars by mail. oct3-d&w3m
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-30
International Steamship Go.
Passport, Calais and St. John.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK. 30

-. A. On and after Monday, October LIST
1874 the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
n, ho&&IN Capt. Il. b. WINCHESTER, and
AEes4&s 5es44=As 1.-THE steamer NEW ENGLAND,
Capt. E. FIELD will leave Rail
Road Wharf foot of State Street every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at o'clock P. M for Passport and ST.
John.
RETURNING, will leave ST. John and Eastport
same days for Portland and Boston.
At Eastport the Steamer QUEEN will connect tor
st. Andrews, Robbinston, Calais and New Brunswick,
Stage Coaches will connect Or MachiAs.
AT st. John passengers take E. Il n. A. Railway
for Shediac, and ffOm thence for summersile and
CharlottetOwn, p. e. Island, and Pictou, N. s. also
at st: John the steamer Empress for Windsor and
HALIFAX, every Tuesday and Friday evenings and for
Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings.
~ Freight received on days of sailing unal o'clk
p. NJ. c. O. EATON
sep26-d6 f.. Ht..tatt b.. ~. 81 AGENT
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Court Notices.

yTIRGlNlA, to wit in the Cif 1ens H IT,'b
Fairfax county, March hulea I0o2, aI,;T " "
" att ana Hanhah Ann n!S MI MI, JDrnT Cor.
Moore ard Jane EZa hls "lG 1ico1 ~! SiI;"n,,
son ana Lllen W MS VIE, 1a.aTs y, .,on R"i-
ana " iill2m II; -t!.i'on "saLSa ',i "" a.
crts, SheFiA OF f"ill"A Soi'tty any, f AiIi-
mln&tEaloF q 'lc jst=q'i $50 ~ dcraas
son, dccea:sd and Of J3me3 y. alison, ~G F Ta
ed. ana q hGOeec' Sii,iu" Nv; ,'',l' uJy
~ watson: 0SGGI"G" v.,'! /, md EIz,
nt lame. " -A!!t;!t'; utCV"cI, i'oDoi i,1n r.
ALISON: infant cl% ?Ir;ii; - TI;ris i"rd;.
son AID uardisoN, the two ''cT g iT chi
,ircn ana heF$ Of inc ';'!u IN.
but whose given NAMES aiiu 49, Tt4~,
KNOWN ana the hcfS u inc 5aiu n",& '"''"'''
dece;i@cd whose names are uni,;!oE =. ,r,+,i,
MILL: "' =" "r .L Ir ,.Lich Rob
e Allison died seized or sale oithe same ana
4 dlst'outio9 OF the proceed" 'leFe'' ''"''"
'nIac c!t't.GSt w.. cag ,.;, GIcd ,ha+ d,c dill
IL appearing ~ @it''h'H ''at4 ~ asncrt-in IN
gc!'co 0" peai %, T" h@ soJ Uar.
G %'lio c"uI.S ~ are or reside ha, been
need 1g' Without effect. and that the names Of the
T 49, " Wor, iVn1sn% dccnYsrd are unknown
HE u ' }a TEc anncar within one month
~ - 80 t'"o 'L'I1 !I In yht i. nrrs.,
$500 ',.D'l cnyTnst,
y - u ~ ~ TITZjGiGU CIcrj; pro ten.
r,r., " !; q ''l' mar i1-Iav:tw
~ " y 80, -.-------
~VvIRGINIA to witt the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, March KUles. i5I@, Joseph
Cno,..r use Of f. K. Ford W. j. :. Forester.
William r. i;t.nscy. AbncrStcvcn@oa, Newman
Burke. VIA SUGAR, ); J. Uoag y. N. Powell.
William Anslcy. Philip i. Eanordcn, " !it;a!A
Decker and Ucsamus Ferris: Defendants in
l' KEN: The object Of this sui. j. to rccovc: Of
tlc dcic9Jant, the sam ri one Thousand dollars.
With intcrcs. thereon from ID January, l95$. and
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n RY 6 obs S II O r +
TIME CELEBRATED
SMITHS PATENT
STE L p l. 0 W S.
SOLE AGENCY FOR THE SOUTH.

SVLT NNT-NNI OIt It'll '7V = III
Mouldboards, Landsides, and Shares of cast
steel, cast in regular moulds and highly temper
ed ground aud polished.
This is the greatest Improvement in aricutura
implements Of the age.
Pamphlets, with full particulars, reads. for
distributions and will be Forwarded BY mail on
application.
No farmer should fail to look into the merits
OF this great pillow.
Dealers supplied al wholesale rates.
For sale ut Factory Prices by
J. P. BNRTHOL0W s. CO.:
No. g, King street.
Alexandria, Va,
NH 17-eo1m SIS, 7th ST., Washington D. {.
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Court Notices.

Court Notices.
yyIRGINIA.-Atr rules held in the co.
y Office Of the County Court o? A!cys,l...'
County. on the 9Th day Of March, 1856 ,i'%'
w. Burke and Arthur Herbert, partners :.
ding under the firm name Of Burke u Iie,SS.->,
and Arthur Herbert, pa!ntit-, againat Ca.5'.:.
Fairfax, Alfred Herbert, Emma Bryant Ej,."..:
Herbert, John E. EversleG and LUo,nde E%.:''
bert, Matthias Herbert. Hare =. Herbert rI,..'
Herbert William Herbert, Elizabeth j f.
bert, Herbert Norris, ARCHIBALD F#irtax, ~,
T,Iizn Fairfax. his wife. Eugcnia IiyGc -.
Irwin. and Aurclia, his wife, Moniln;a Carcy.I-
FairGax, Charles FartaX, Henry ". Fair&,yr..
inilnty, Herbert &. Fairfax. Or.&!.!G Fa.,s~
and Raymond Fairfax, dc:cndants-M chance,
The object Of this suit is to subject tn. y.e>
tate Of Eliza ?. Herbert. deceased. To- t.n ~,
Inent Of her debts. The defendants a:.'
Herbert. Emma Bryant. Edward Ii"cIcr. ! "'
diversified. and LucHd". III. wife, John {. H..
bert. james H. Herbert, Matthias llc-:..
Herbert \ orris, Archibald Fairfax. aal FL.
his wife. Eugcuia hyde, Irwin 49,.
Amelia his wife ll0niHia tarcT. john F..rs..
and Charles Fairfax, Not having cltegri l....r..
pcarancc and given security "ocoga:Hgt.."
act Of Assembly, and tie ri e, ~. TIL. Co...
and il .pDcarinc bY affidavit, t;.:D .a.r .-. 49,.
residents Of this STATE" it !. o...c@-i ,..r:.. s:.
defendants appear here "i,h." o@n Ao.. a...
due publication ~. this "rdcr AID ay aa.., .,,..
ccs:ary 20 pr2tcc. their i"te@a-t j" this ,a". a..
that :, copy Of tHi- urGc" be forthwith inserted.
the AIcyundri;, GaZc,:c, i newspaper publish.
in the ci-g Of AicX1.dri;, once = Wc"E .u- -.
Successive wrecks. and posted ~ The %. ......
the Court House -. t:!s COUNT. r9;Y .....
GEFFER&DN IArEE d..
.IousaTo>; i CA@NE. ?. q mA 'a-,4v.,
xIIRTINIA-,A Gulrs held j.. II. OK.
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Fertilizers.

FER71L1zERs'
FERTILIZERS!
BRUCE'S
CENTRATED F F. Ri LIZA Il .
The Bruce Fertilizer is made from the flesh;
parts Of slaughter house otfal, decomposed and
concentrated, to which is added 81 parts IN l'f'
Of Bone Phosphate of Lime.
1t is cxccllently adapted to
VIRGINIA LANDS.
The Immediate results of its use are as marked as
in the application Of Peruvian Guann: while
the land on which it is applied is at tn" Same
time permanently enliGh H%
SWAN ISLAND GUANO,
A rich Phosphate Guano.
On hand and for sale by
GEO z. WHITE,
NH 14-2m SO and 81. Cameron St.
I E R I I L l Z Eks
We are prepared to supply the agricultural
community with all kinds Of
FERTILIZERS,
NO. / PERUVIAN GUANO,
SOMBRERO GUANO,
BONE DUST,
KETTLEWELl'S
MANIPULATED GUANO,
EXCELSIOR
and other SUPER PHOSPHATES,
PLASTER,
LUMP and GROUND,
at lowest market rates Tor cash.
Also FOWLE & cos
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN
GUANO
which has been used by the farmers Of Mary
land and for several years. most successfully.
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN.
NH 6--2m Foot of Prince street.
WE OFFER WITH CONFIDENCE TIE
w following valuable
FERTILIZERS.
manufactured by
Messrs. WIN H. FOWLE BAlNE 90,
OF BALTIMORE,
and warranted by them and ourselves to j., VI at
they are represented
MANIPULATED GUANO,
acompound of Peruvian and Phosphate Gu,aos.
COMPOUND OF PHOSPHATES AND AL
KALIES
COTTON,
an" AoP FERT1I1zEEs,
PLASTER AND POTASH,
INTIMATELY COMBINED,
a very valuable Top Dressing.
at manufacturers prices, cost of transportation
added For sale by -
''''>'~>' HOOE g. WEDDERBURN,
NH e-om Foot of Prince street.
THE FERTILIZER
FOR VIRGINIA LANDS.
BAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHA Ale,
containing SO per cent. of Phosphate OF Lime,
and 4O5 e g @ Ammonia.
This article is offered with confidence to the
Planters of Virginia, as being we'll adapted to
their lands, and just what they need to produce
arge crops, and permanently improve the soil
GEO. DUGDALE, Manufacturers Agt.
Baltimore, Md
For sale at manufacturers prices, adding
cost Of transportion, by KNOX & SMITH,
ian 22-3m No 6, s. Union ST., Alexandria,
DLASTER.
We keep constantly on hand Fresh
Ground and Lump Plaster.
nah l9-2na No. % King street
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= RE YUlr AFFLICTED WITH y COUGH
q Or COLD?
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B.anGI EgGE:CieS,
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
REAL, ESTATE IN VIRGINIA.

Of VALUABLE FARMS in Loudoun. Eau
Guor and other counties II the I!cdmoht re-
dI'5n:, Of Virginia-a section OF the State which
r Justly celebrated for its wealth. society," SOIL
line gr6ss and peculiar adaptation 10 stock r"'5-
ing,
State: 5o#e Of them arc priced WEIR ~ ",
md s'1. none Of them Higher jhan they would have
been before the War.
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GEORGE f. " HITE.


TEORGEE WHITE.
{T Liberty Hail
80 and 81 (,.nr,nY street
Invites attention to his yrrv extensive and
s"''.s ..,sS 6 : ERIas:
embracing Teas, Cotfees, Sugars, Spices, Hams
bacon. tIour, GHnalcS' SOAP, Moia5seS, Butter,
CAecSe canned Neat ana rFI''Vs, 'c!iies, + arr
usually found ina grocery store,
BHOCA
Wv S SiI-l rs iyL ak G ~ 11i1~"
unI,a' atto,,';l' 80 -: W. L. ro.o
40. Et G,'o st SH nf ''
"nu iiio S'''N ~ n TDp
IL " 49,,
of every DESCRIPTION, conslStihS OF hisklGS hlgh
and low grades, brand'es, On, C9litornla MMines
Iam,;ca Snirits SANTA CrIz Rum. I,ordials. Ale
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
half barrels, Sc, &c.
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
Goods dc]ivorcl TO all parts Of the city free Of
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MAKE YOUR OWN soar!
1A B> SAVING
AND USING YOUR VASE. tts&tN#'
BUY ONE Bon OF TILE
PENNSYLVANIA
SALT NANCFA CTUEING CGh.?A>j :!
OR CONCENTRATED LEN.
i will make TEN POUNDS Of excellent
Hard SOAP or - GALLONS OF the very best
Soft Soar, for only about - cts DIRECTIONS on
each box. For sale 1T all i!rr@ and Grocery
stores. and in lots at Wholesale by ,.--
Wh!. n. ELLICOTf & HOM%,
No. 3 Spears " haE.:
feb 23--d3m Baltimore, Ma.
Tg7nE CELEBRATED yINGIN(A'S
CHOICE,
THE GOLDEN LEAF"
sNOKING TOB co.
MANUFACTURED II
y. ". HARRIS,
Frcdcr:clzs Hall Va.
The Golden Leaf of the Old Dominion:
Is the best to smoke in the worlds opinion;
The Young, the Old, the Grave the Sensible,
ILL pronounce it Indispensable.
The above is Cor sale wholesale @ retail by
WIN. BUCKINGHAM.
NH 1G--2w No =. Kim street.
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
| March Sth. l8G0-Ordcrcd that Allen How
ison, VIM. A. Bryant, and A. Nicol be appoint
ed committee 10 invites and receive sealed rroDo-
sails Off the repair of thc COURT HOt@H and
tho:rcbulding ofthe CLERKS OFFICE e this
County inaccordancc with specifications to DC
made otit Of them, laid prop sails t. state tho
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1 Orleans 8aiIp Grestrrt,
sATuRpAg MoRNMe. JuNE :. Is68.
Arrl,al. . .as. rrlaslrl I.o.sL..


ST. CHARLES H0TEL-MB Heughton, U s Y;
u DeBnett. Franklin: G Carr, La; q Webb, ir, and
wife Miss, Minor, w Minor Pouth, La; W Ii
Lewry. Montgomery; Anderson L D9uays,
La; Barrow, Bayou Sara; Hough, Amite, La;
ID II Reagan, Texas; w ! Smith, Memphis, A
I;yermore, do; w Ward, dc; Fl X Boyd, city; w
n Bradley Michigan; G H Rathburn, de; +
Smith city; A Miller, Mobile; Shanesworth,
In; /, jenkins, Washington, p g; G Jordan,
Fltss. b d scCutchon, S w McCutchon, StCharles:
Mrs " Lyman and child, city; w Woodwork
and family, dos Miss N Otis, do; Capt p Myers,
Handshoro Miss; o ] Tisdale, city.
CITY H0TEIi--B G Hull Miss @ Plautz. do; O
George and wife, city; Z ] Gay, Ia; A 1 Fornick,
ST Louis; r. G Downes, lbeTvile; G T Crymes,
Homer La Col J Hodges, Miss NJ Hodges. Red
River; " Belden, H Menge, city; Mrs I Elem
ing, @ A Healy, Mississippi City; smiih' MISS
R G Hiard, G @ MoIlinnell; J Mclean, Arkansas;
] Y smith y d Smith, Bonham, texas; I Y ben bel-
nett. Magnolia; L Wade, Gibson county, Tenn;
J G Savage, Assumption; Miss NJ Gordon, Miss Cor
don, Miss; ] II Brough and wife, st James; j g
Stafford and wife, Baton Rouge; Peter Y Leman,
Greenville, Ala 4 Burnett do; Cmldes ana
wife. Mich: L c Santon Jefferson, Tex; Chaae,
city: ] Z HEMP and wife, Mobile; Major Robert-
son. j NJ Johnson Mich; a Forsyth; j Anchor, st
Louis; J Atkins. 80 Michigan Infantry; Marks,
j 7 BurToughst city; = Boyd, Alezandria, La.
ST. JAMES H0TEh--O H Hanley, d NJ Dancy,
RK Anderson, D Quays, I Newton, 3 Whar-
ron. and wife; Miss Ross, r ] Bowman, La; ] G
Friend Nashville; G Bowen, J Griffin, D ii Otto,
n Jones D D Manship, Miss NJ A Daley, j Logue,
AIRS & Buck and family; w S Buck, Miss Buck,
Miss L Case. Miss Cage, 7 A Mellen, Miss; R L
Steele, 4 W Steele, Ark; NJ H Myers; r g Nc
Nicely. Texas; NJ Campbell, N Y; L H Woodham,
] W Sutherlin, city; A Flower, Mobile; W Hyer,
Pensacola: w s Deyan Mrs L Kendall Ala a @
Devine, city; EIkan Selma; Mrs E a Boyd and
daughter, La; A Myers Brandon; 4 Williams,
. A Iisle, KY; E Wooldridge, Mrs Simmons, Miss
Clark, Fla; Mrs a Kearney and son, 4 En-
merson, u w Tayne, La; McGlnchey Southern
Express Go. j ] Wposen.
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Gun cotton is made into ropes for storage and
kept under water When an order is received at
the mandatory, few hours suffice to send the
cotton onits way. It has been found that by max
ing the ropes with many air channels through the
mass, the cotton explodes almost instantaneously,
and is as violent in action as the strongest
Eliminates. Charges for guns are now made into
two parts and exterior composed of cotton of
loose texture the ignition Of which starts the ball,
and an interior of denser material, which supplies
the gas necessary TO keep up the constantly aeoe-
Grating speed Of the ball The result is d great
gain ia initial velocity. Compared with gunpow-
der ID al Enfield rife the cotton gave trajectory
having an incarnation Of g. inches, the powder 3
2-S inches Ii the first 100 Yards
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Per steamship Liberty, from Baltimore-G
Garner-D WesT-Abraham & Goldsmith Wither
spoon & Halsey-Childers, Tarleton &co-E Null
ler-Weil, Meyer &co--J Gauche--M Judson-G
Litton-E Thompson &co- Arthur, Stone &co-M
MeGraw-Schneider & zuberbier-J A Blafer eco
5 Woltf-McLearn & Mason-Webb, Parke &co-
D r Carroll &co-Longstreet, Owen &co-Rev
Duffy-G W Manson-T O'Donnell-E Pilsbury-
MeStea, Value &co-Appleton &co-L Skinner-F
Kephart-P Poursine &co-J Herber-and order
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BALTIMORE Steamship I4berty-Astd mdse
APALACHICOLA-Stea Tappahannock--
II bales cotton f F Mitchell &oo-l5 do NJ NJ Cope
land &co-l0 Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-l4 Wilson
Il Young-and sundries to order-Potal ITO bales
cotton
MOBILE Steamship Alliance-2OO 3O6 bales
cotton Perkins Il Hersey
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-Sundries to order
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Han shin Georgiana, yolman, from Hull 22d March
to Mummy, Luling &co-Cargo, 1910 SKIS salt
40 cases brandy to order
Bark Mary Elizabeth, Crockett from Boston, with
cargo of ice
Brig Lady Monk, Madge, from Havana
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ew eneana aalg ersaeEn SATURDAY. aNana gnne a.. 1ao9

cotton r Flower do V Allain--4 L @ Mitchell
4 Wei, Meyer &co-S Given, Watts &co-34 SKIS
cotton seed ? Naspero-l4 hides and sundres to
order
lumber j B Chandler-l0 bbls potatoes do onions
and sundries to order
THIBODAUX-Steam Cornie-7 bales moss
F J DaSilya &co--3 hides sundres to order
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.

NV vonr a. syr, ,-,r,,,,rp ,,o,,p,xv
EOR NEW YORK DERECT-THE NEW
and splendid sidewbsel stesrnships--
MoKNlNG STAR 2ioo TONS, Howes Commander
$3.50 % soso tons Berry Commander
The new and hrstcass screw steamships
9oO tons upDnr Golnmhnalns
MaEIPosA: toms Quick, Commanding
'''A-V' 'OA''''' " nl''AR' Commanding
The new aud aIst,class sidewhcel steamship
Evening Star,
'2ol5 tons, DELANEY, Commander,
an saTl-RbAy nne at :. O''A'o" square
The Line composed OF the largest and most elegant steam
Ina Tbov ara in svsy rass gttsd ~, o,sa ~ as
route upon which they run Their passenger accommodatons
are NOT eAoenea oS oSe % any o'he steamers IN the world
can. poseaye in screw sbips first cabfn ssi ~'''
Freight will the COmpauys warehouse on the
landing at all times during business hours and the Companys
rates for freight wiz always be made as low as by any other
ins
For freight passage apply to
j. NJ oouRrENAY' Agent
-soaIutuele. street.
Nruyrr
... TN W" 'Nt'h'
---.--..----
oEoM"Ehhs N y AND n u STEAMSHIP LINE
DOR NEW YORK DIRECT THE FAST
'''''
George Washington,
E. v EAGER, Commander
II, -. l., 49,. = rz,., .. sa r,;..-;.
Wa '"'' N' wat 'Vo' % ''"-''' o''o' '''e''
as ABOVE
First Cabin Passage .,...,,.....,....,.... $50.
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at Quarantine.

Span brig Nueva Cosmira, Durel, 8 days from
Havana, to master
Brit brig Sir Robert Peel, Conner, days from
ties 30 bbls so hlf-bbls molasses to E Troisgros
Brit schr Billy Butts, Hewitt, from st Domingo, to
Jos Kelley
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a new musical phenomenon has appeared in
London ia the person Of Madam Vida, an unknown
prina donna from Berlin, who, the London Or
ohestra states, has created fttrore pnequalled
.sinea the debut of Alboni The Orchestra says:
Sueh d voice has not been heard in either of our
0nera houses for years. In power it is superior to
9iat Of GFisi in her prime, whilst it is sweeteF and
more sympathetic than that Of Iietens. The fex
Utility Of the organ is also equal to its tinlbre and
it is so under command that it can be dealt with
inst as the win of the possessor directs Nine Vida
has also a shake which Jenny Lind might have
envied, and is already in everything appertainng
to voealization not only an accomplished but
perfect artist Here however, praise for the pres
ent must cease. The lady's appearance, it is said
at Covent Garden, IS only about the ninth or tenth
she has yet made on any stage, the business of
which she has to make herself acquainted with
and Independently of her manner, on this account
being gduche and raw, she labors under the disad-
vantage of not being either tall or handsome
indeed, her features are positively plain. In spite
however, of these drawbaeks--they are great ones
ii q pgiHil doaaG-her voice carries everything
before IT. and commands enthusiasm. The usual
apathy prevailed in every part of the Royal italian
Opera on Tuesday, which Is proverbial when a
new conner is announced Nine. Vida came upon
the stage at the close Of the procession, as others
have come before her, only to be chilled by the
frigid reception given her She had not, however,
sung half dozen bars of the Teeitative before 9
sensation was apparent; and before she had halt
finished the Cdstd Diva the house actually rose at
her. As the opera proceeded there was no falling
on Ia the delight which was apparent in every
nook and corner. 1t is not the custom here in
london to be as profuse ia calls before the curtain
s. il is abroad, but Nine. Vida was again and again
summoned to discover that she had found public
that could discern, appreciate, and encourage the
legitimate merit she unequiyocally possesses
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OPELOITRAa

leaves Nsy Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, etbFM
kSOk Oh y DUSA8, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
= tadS11epth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate
ahuihR 20 N GOurtablsau and Atchaalsya river--fhe
nsss haflettRHs and opeousas weekly packet steamer
Leave master ks1sSn m S S5 o W.
born j. E GARLIN SO Old Leyee street.
~ n ler,RGTRIUs c. DENTzEL Advertising Agent
an ihs co.. steamer Irene will land passengers at any point
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STEAMSHIPS.
LINERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown land embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of ladng
here through of freight hence St Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and HavEs
Storage tickets granted heeb this line bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of may either Rxed on signing
the bills of ladng or declared by the holder of the bill
of lsding within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus sfordlng the importer the choice OF
markets
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer;
LOUISIANA. 1874 Jemlson, Captain
MISSISSIPPI j. Campbell, Captain
FLoRIDA............ls 37 tens Finn, Captain.
MISSOURI. 1864 ous....A. Hancock Captain.
ARKANSAS 1895 n Barron Captain
1929 tons. Wa L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons Graham, Captain.
po11vrAx 1ola.,ns 49, couoho can,,
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sl28 gold its equivalent
currency.
For rates Of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw CO., a CarOndelet street.
onsgss Of go,as ara s.pestv desired 70 present thar
Bills of Lsding the office, pay their freight obtain de
livery orders for the same.
FOR LIvERPooL-sTEERAG PASSAGE $50 CUR.
EhSoH'
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STEAMER SW AN
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOY lew AND SALINE
RIVER PACK N
FOR BAYOU BARrE .OLOEEE AND
Saline Ryer-An freghts for the above named streams
which NAV b consigned to the ca steamer swan " I
tls delay as possible For aher particulars inquire Of
n, Q, Gui44LETT, Agent.
No. So Matches street.
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A Histrionio Association has been organized in
Mobile and viii give its FIRST representation to-
night at tile theater in that city. The histrions
contemplate playing once week during the sum
rer
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Steamship Liberty, Stafford from Baltimore ESD
ult TO Creeyy, NickeTson &co--lst district
Steamship Tappahannock Huckins, Sc hours from
Apalachcola, to l. NJ Memitt-lst district u
Steamship Alliance, Agnew, from Mobile, to Per-
kins " Hersey-lst district
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Sflarine sSnteIIiaente.


CRESCENT OFFICE, No, "a CAM STREET., !
Saturday, June ?, 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
mo clearances from the Customhouse.]
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BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every wednesday, at 10 A. NJ, and every sATUR
DAY at5P.
TNOR BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLA.
Il quemine DOnaldsonvle and all intermediate landings
The and superb sidewhes steamer St Nicholas, s
turning she will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight passage apply to
LEOHCE BAYHI, I6 BienBlle st.
Shippers responsible for payment Of freight
VIRG1EIUS C. DENTZEL, Advertising AgenS
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REeuLAR BAYoU sara Packet.

STEAMER NINA sIMMES-W. r. GREATHoUsE, Master
TRoXLER and MILLER, Clerks
Leaves every MONDAY at P X, and FRIDAY at 10 A. H.
EOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
H Rouge, PlRquemins, DnnRdsonvile and all inter
mediate landings the coast taking freight for all landing
on Bayou Lafourche For freight passage apply on board
or to
TITUS 4 CIV ARTNEY, Agent No. FehOupltoulaF St
VIRGINIUs O. pENTnEL. Advertising Agent,