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DIED.


r, ,4ARMSTR0NG,=0n Saturday, the 9th instant,
GEORGE ARMSTRONG. aged 50 years.
Constitution Lodge, No. Is, A. P. A., are respect.
fully invited to attend his uneral from his late resi-
dence, No. 129 s. Second street. this afternoon at
O'Clock. To proceed to Mount Mor1ah Cemetery.
BAIRD.-On Sunday afternoon, the 10th instant,
AMANDA MALVINA, the beloved wife of Thomas
II. Baird, and sister of Hon. John s. Bradford,
MAY or oil the city OF Springfield, Illinois, aged %
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on FRIDAY to-
morrow afternoon, the 18th instant, at O'Clock,
from the residence OF her husband, No. 1872 n.
Tenth street. Funeral 10 proceed to Odd Fellows
Cemetery.
DzY- A. P. A,-CONSITTUTION LODGE, No.
10 The members of the Lodge invited to meet at
the Hail. LOCUST Street this afternoon at 81 O'Clock,
to attend the funeral of our late Brother GEORGE
ARMSTRONG. Members of the Order are respect.
fully invited. III JOHN CRAIG r S.
TWO, THREE, AND FOUR TUMBLER
Il i Drawer Closet and Chest Locks with variety Of
No. eight TRgAN 6siaA sMAW Ninth
THEsE FOR WAS H-DAY!-COATEs'
i Patent Holders for Smoothing Irons. which pro
1StGG from % burning up %sa t the Clothes
ironing; and twelve Styles Of GI9hss WrngsEs you
No. ssS (Eignt Thirty-hve) MARX 1T St. boow Ninth
Q UNIMER BATHS ARE VERY PLEASANT,
b sS hsy SS H0 m your ae %RgR ea
gut easily bT H0oS By using
Stead's Elastic Cement. Sold by the Agents
TRUMAN IL SHAW,
No. $50 Eight Thrty-Ave) MARKET ST.. below Sintb
GENUINE MAJKINAW SUNDOWNS
FOR LADIES,
IN GREAT VARIETY, TO BE HAD OF
THEO. II. McCALLA,
At his Old Established Hat and Cap Emporium,
5l4lm No. SOI CHESTNUT Street.
TTNADULTERATED LII q ORS ONLY.
u RICHARD PENISTAN'S
STORE AND VAULTS.
No. 430 CHESNUr STREET,
Nearly Opposite the Post ONCE
PHILADELPHIA.
Families supplied. Orders from the Country promptly
attended to. 53lS
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HEIMsTREET's INInTABLE HAIR COLoRING.-
his admirable article for the hair is not dye but
a simple eff ctive cOoring 1t restores grey hair to
its original color by gradual absorption, in most
remarkable manner, and at the same time is a
delightful hair dressing. II is sold IN two szes--50
cents and $I-bY all dealers,
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DECEASE OF LIEUTENANT OF POLICE
Joseph Patton, Lieutenant of the Sixth Poioe Dis
trict died at few minutes past IL O'Clock this MORN
ing. He was an able and efficient officer, and had
discharged his responsible duties 20 the entire salts
faction OF the authorities throughout his entire term
Of seven years service He was forty-tW0 years OF
age and lenYes q widow and five GhIldren.
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CRYSTAL MRDALLIoNs. OIL PAINTINGS, AND
PAsTELs.-The collection of flnepantings belonging
to the American Art Gallery, and which will he sold
on next Friday, Saturday, and Monday, June 10,
l6 and 49, bV b. Scott, Jr., No 1920 Chesnu street,
are worthy the attention of all buyers OF fine pic
lures This collection Is extensive, numbering some
$50 We notice works by some of our most talented
llvlnO American artists.
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On EXHIBITIoN.-A bat and ball. valued at
$780, to De voted for at the Methodist Fair open
at Concert Hail. Will be exhibition tomorrow
morning at the store of Messrs. Clark g. BIdGle Jew.
eleTs No. 712 Chestnut street.
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STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED. - Several
unknown person from the House of Industry, at
Cathanne street, below Seventh. Yesterday Officer
james McCullen, Jr., of the Second District, found
in an alley in Seventh street, below Shippen, a
valse which contained many of these goods, but no
evidence was obtained tending to impicate any one
in the robbery.
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MARROW ESCAPE OF A WOoLLEN MILL.
About three O'Clock this morning Officers Quick
mill No. 429 Moy street. Eighteenth Ward. They
zealously searched out the cause and found that
bale OF wool was in flames The fire was speedl
eXtinguisted and thus the de strucOn OF the yalua
hln works Npns nrnvnnfnd
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Ho! FOR THE COUNTRY - But if you go be careful
to omit nothing which can contribute to your health
and enjoyment Without health and vigor there
can be no real ment. IT, therefore, your system
shows signs of relaxation, be sure to use MARS
DBNS CALISAYA TONIC which will restore
the vital forces to their proper tone and action.
The Calisaya Bark is par egcelleRce. The Tonic,
and this preparation, is cortessedy the best made
from that renowned remedy. Depot, No. 4S7 Broad
acay, Nel1 York. For sale by all druggists.
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RUN OvER.-Cha1les Wilson and A. G..
Frcdericks, members Of the Dlligent Hose Com
pany, we're run over by their carriage about mid.
night of Wednesday. Wilson was but slightly
injured, but Fredericks seriously hurt about
the shoulders
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OUT To-DAY.-Peterson' excellent Bank
Note Detect0r 1or june Is has been lald upon our
table. In addition to the usual amount of valuable
information, we observe an ably written article
upon the subject of the Estate Bank Tax" winch
will repay perusal and is worth the price OF the
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PURIFY THE BLooD.-lt IS an established fact that
a very large class of disorders can only be cured by
such remedies will enter into the blood and crcu-
late with it through every portion OF the body; Ior
by this means only can the remedy be brought into
desirable end, prepa alton has ever been so uni
tOrmY successful DR.. Jayne's Alternative. Scrotua,
Kings EVIL, Cancer and CancerOus TumOrs, WnIte
Swellings, Enlargement Of the Bones Chronic Rheu-
matism and Gout. rupive Diseases Of the skin,
Throat etc are cured with a certainty which has
astonshed every behoder 1t is besides, one OF the
most pleasant articles thet can be taken into the
and Nervous Affections, and impaTts glow of am
nation and health unequalled by anything in the
whole Materia Medica. Prepared only at No. 242
Chesnut street,
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Che,nut street, has sent the usual BUDGET OF
FOREIGN periodical embracing among others, Punch,
FUB, Al tie Year Round ORce-d. Week, CaSsePs
Illustrated FdmSiy Pdper, and others,
Our thanks are due to Adams Express Company
for late Southern and Southwestern newspaDers
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ARREST FOR LARCENY. - Yesterday
Officer Hulock arrested GeorPe James on Ridge
avenue above Wood street for the larceny of q black
SILK saCque and OF of vest patterns. The police
had been on the lookout for this individual, and
Alderman BETTER held him in $4,000 bail.
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FRENCH, RICHARDS g. Co.,
Agents for Pennsylvania.

N, B.-HYGIENIo WINE is an IMPORTED Tonic;
ii has the approval of the "IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE OF PARIS" and was tested by the Com
mittee on Chemistry of the American Medical Asso
citation which assembled in Baltimore, May /, 1856
and ipdOrsed by iftysiX prominent members WiM
their SIGNATURES.
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AUCTION SALES.

DAN GOA ST Il WARN NOC K,
5IsS No. 240 MARKET Street
d SCOTT, JR., AUCTIO NEER,
ID. No. 1920 CHESTNUT STREET. 52lS
CARD.-We are prepared from now until July l.: to-
make special of any description of merchandise,
and will best endeavors to give satisfaction.
For terms. etc, apply at the Office. 6225t
OIL PAINTINGS, PASTEL PICTURES, CRYSTAL
MEDALLIONS, ETC,
COMPRISING THE ENTIRE COLLECTION FROM
IHE AMERICAN ART GALLERY, NEW YORK.
B. Scott, Jr. Will sell by auction Friday. Satur
day and Monday eyenngs June Ssd Is lS and T ls at
Oil Paintings, Etc This sale is important, It
embraces specimens of some of the most talented living
artists.
They are now on exhibition ree as above, with
Catalogues. 626t
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A BODY RECoGNIZED.-The body of toe
woman who fell dead at Seventh and Arch streets,
last evening, has been recognized as Mrs. Phebe A.
Burt, residing at No. 1901 N. Twelfth street.
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HYGIENE WINE
A WINE grown on the sunny slopes of Spain-the
genuine juice of the grape in all Its purity, as be-
slowed upon by the benefcent GIvER, and such
as IT, alone, consistent with Christian teachings
not Intoxicating in the least-will supply want
greatly felt in this country.
SUCH Is HYGIENE WINE,
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SUCH Is HYGIENE WINE,

the Great Imported Tonic, Aromatic.
1t is conscientiously recommended to LADIES, as
it will sOOthe the nerves, renew the blood, and
gently stimulate and invigorate the system.
All OF sedate habits-ministers, lawyers, and pro-
fessional men, possessing constitutions more delicate
than others of less conining labors-those who ex.
pend great deal OF vitality in brain.woIk, will at
acknowledge the superiority of this restorative
REMEMBER, it leaves behind of the baneful in
fuences OF alcoholic preparations.
1T CREATES A HEALTHY APPETITE.
We warrant that, upon trial, HYGIENE WINE
will be found to be the finest most delicious, and
HEALTHBUL Tonic known. Try it to be convinced.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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CoNvALEsCENCE OF OUR ABLE CHIEF OF
PoIIoE.-Mr Samuel G. Ruggles the renowned
Chief OF Police OF this city, has been for some DAYS
lying very low from q combined attack of conges-
ton of the brain and bilious fever. 1t Is with
great pleasure toat we are able to chronicle de-
cIded Improvement in his health and to believe that
within short time ho will oe able to again assume
the onerous duties he thoroughly discharges.
For sixteen years Chief Ruggles has filed his posi-
tiOn most admirably, conscentionsly and modestly
fulfilling the incessant duties requisite for the
preservation of peace in a great city.
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A USEFUL INsTITUTIoN.-St. Joseph's
Hospital under the charge OF the Sisters of Charity,
at Sixteenth and GIrard ave aue, is now flied to the
extent OF the ability of the sisters TO provide for the
patients daily applying for relief To The upper Sec
ton OF the city this hosp tai is absolutely ndspen'
sable. The yearly appropriation made to the hospi.
tai by the State Legislature was this year in some
way overlooked, that the managers are at present
much straItened in their means as compared with
former years. We learn that, with view of add
ing to the usefulness Of this institution the sisters
have projected festival to be held their grounds
to Gay; contributors to which they solicit from
those who are moved by the same love of humanity
IA Themselves
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qpCO fancy cOlored cloth; army and navy clOthinI
o., In style unsurpassed. .,,,DO,, %.
a7Smrp FARR, No. DeNINTH Sir ABOVE Chesnat,
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DUToHERs DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUes.-Kills
upon touch, curs them up as fire does Leaf, and
remains of permanent effect. Try 1t, and sleep in
peace Sold bY all live drmnglsls.
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CHARGED WITH. STEALING HoRsEs.-
Several day since Florence Scanned New Yorker
agreed to buy four horses from man at the Wlliam
Penn Hotel, West Phiade phia. The ANIMALS we're
to be paid for before they were removed but seam
mel managed to conveniently forget this part OF the
arrangement and privately absconded with the
horses. He was arrested, aud in order to give MN
another hearing that he might be convinced OF tne
error OF bis ways Alderman Allen neld him IN $500
bail,
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A RARE CHANCE.-Decorate your parors with
beautiful pictures, OIL paintings for sac at R9mers
Gallery, No. 62i Arch street. Works of an eminent
ARTIST aDout visiting Europe.
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COUNT MRNDDoRFF TO MR.. j. LoTHRoP MOTLEY.
Translated from tie GERMANY
VIENNA, MAY 90 1866 The undersigned has had
the honor to receive the note addressed TO hlm by
Mr. Motley under date of the 6-h instant, which
contains the representations his Government has
felt itself called upon make in reference TO the
volunteers enlisted in the Austrian States for Aus
trian military service 10 Mexico,
The undersigned has already had repeatedly, Oc-
casion to give Mr.. Motley verbal explanations as 10
the nature and bearing we'll as to the very limited
scale of the enlistmens, TO be made only during
very short period The object OF these exp anahons
was TO dispe every possible doubt that could arise
in the mind OF the Federal Government as TO the
intentions of the Austrian Government in this aifar'
II appears however, from Mr. Motey's latest COM
municaton that these explanations nave not as YET
had the effect of setting at the appreaenslons OF
the United States Government, who seem to perceve
iD these enistments interference I'D tho
internal affairs OF Mexico which might lhduce .he
United States to abandon the neutra attltude Wnleh
they have hitherto observed, and when might Iur
ther be considered bY the public OPINION OF the
United States as an unfriendY proceeding against
them, proceeding which would pe SnIoly ~ va Nt'
ance with the feelings of the lmperlal NoVo'heht'
The undersigned, although pot saiIg snarlng az tle
nOnts of view developed In hlr' Motof hOISJ 49,
nevertheless in position to announce 10 MN Ihat,
| in consequence of the aboVe-mehuohSu consiuera-
tiOns, the necessary measures pave pson aKen 10
suspend the departure OF 'he hoW'y ohis'eu NViu"
| teers for Mexico.
In the firm conviction that the Cabinet at Wash,
ington will see in this proceeding OF the ImperlA
ISSveInment a further motive to persevere IN lts
| SeutTal attitude towards Mexico, as well as new
moot of the sincere desire of the Imperial GVVern
ment to keep off all that could act uDtaV9fapY on
the relations OF both countries, the UnuoIS,gneu n
| aYNlls himself, etc, MANspVSEE'
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DzY@ A. p. A.-CONSIITUTION LODGE, No.
10 The members OF the Lodge invited to meet at
the Hail. LOCUST Street this afternoon at 81 O'Clock,
to attend the funeral of our late Brother GEORGE
ARMSTRONG. Members of the Order are respect.
fully invited. [*l JOHN CRAIG, X S.
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FINALE TRUssEs, Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Bolts and Stockings, hOht and elegant in finish,
adjusted by lady, at Needles, Twelfth street. first
bo1o Raoa
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The following is the text of the correspondence
which passed between the Honorable j. Lothrop
M otey United States Minister to Austria, and the
Count Mensdorf:-
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, June IL.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock.Sti ch Sewing Machines No. 73O
ChCsnut street
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THE FAIR AT NATIONAL GUARDS
uALL-Ihe Fair OF Perseverance Encampment has
closed and regret to say has not been so saccess
full as 1t should have been One gold and two silver
mounted sets of base bali implements were voted
tor. Pilgrim Base Ball Club took the first prize,
Germantown Base Ball Club the second and Intre
pid the third. The 500 feet of steam forcing hose
was awarded 10 the United States Hose Company.
The vote stood-United States Hose, 1925; Fame
Hose 1913 Several other articles were withdrawn
to save considerabe loses, but will be voted tor at
To;r Ao ha haIh (.aru ntn tnHutn
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IIVEI2PoOL.

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stEAM bsim ZEN 1AV EfsfooL AND NEW ORLEANS
-. p..a.
IL = /, ~. .. - =
Mas,o,. p,uo u..,,.. 49, -. r.....,-.
| ao.h.r,rru 49, ..ar,. ~ ~
!, ,,,s5t.. ,,,. $500.
Of ladine within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool, thus nfosding the importer the choice Of
h"rhels' .%s&S5S f y = 7.- f.
TsHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
'-f
Nsslgation company VIII ospatch the following full
nowaro5 Iron scrow s+aamsb;,. h.trsa,
LsEhPool AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
NEW ORLEANS evsrv a,te,ns,a +s.TuRn.y
or,r,,,,..
S'' '.'..h' 'ahasoh' eap's'n.
tons. Campbell, Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 80. T. Baker, Captain
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BOSTON.

BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
TOE ROsTON-THIs LINE Is COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships form regular ne sail
ing promptly as sndnsurng the lowest rates
Steamship GoRCORDlAs,.. Capt Sears.
9kENsINGTON..... Capt Chapman.
IT. LOUIS ..s......................Ca Capt Causen.
This above vessels admirably adapted the trade
manded by experienced officers and every facility possible will
be extended shippers and consgnee freight passage
apply to CREEyY, MCPHERSON Il CO..
IS Carondelet street. corner Graviar
Bills of Lading furnished on application. w..
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STEAMSHIPS.

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go - NEW INN 50 Il
g ATLANTIC AND Mfssrsgfprf sTfz At far1rr, TIME
5$A ~ il
FAssAuE REDUCED.
no FOR FIRsr q ApYN
- y - n
@*S. ,.,..,.foR sEooNbS CLASS. .&25
RENO CARGO ia n nm nv 3r,rnut ~,
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shssn one noaa three
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ysissa sssS sissass
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$a0 HIM Hafued ~ Wy
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81 valued At Sa60 twelve bsTges, valued 81
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Grsnt 5000 sk66o Moilis Dozier
Isebells, SOD Bsdsfown, 5000 IIinois. $1,000 Peo
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dsas TithSut hi this summer
ccad only esT following insufsncs on the steam
81 Rs,s wn Mss.! nv sosaA ioss sa1d m
kf3fty Il Pekin q. O60
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down ths Wherc they aTe 81 Till time il
"a say The steansr MaFy IS 1es here this
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/ of Arsenal Island and lsra safs Il present
What has hecome " ire hosais ana metropolitan
tha IN I'M o I'M ,Rbas boss Il Il ef 1he
boat MiiksI hard aground the middle
~ M 70 po'lcsmeh Lepgss ssas als a
hsye bssn tsso Northern Limo packets
W. readers that the sectional docks
sasss, lm Alssn n,i III; uE
boats 81 SfUnfafS as usual. IS H
Nasigattoa again tose South, and tho Missouri
~ q III ssss - at ~ se ,e sas
good reliHbie Maria Denning the neat Mary
bath leave tuesday mesnlng for New Orleans and
TsS sat IL Seat MI - ;ts
Abeard departs Tuesday morning the Crescent City
MN s1atnEs roH bArou sxaA-fhis superior fest and
spiendd PASSENGER n charge pf Capt. " II Great
house and M Geo the office leaves at n To-
day, ter the shows and all ccast landings
Dawn WAETs KoR RsD RsvE.s-Those wishing e ship
~ Hssssss 4. e ss S. ass'
AarocacHK yoE BAYOU saRA--This fsst Y 3. mall pas
packet with Capt M b BaTREc0
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sSHREV EpOR Steamer g A Thomson--124
bales cotton Cummings, Brown &co---4 do Levy a.
Dieter--9 John Phelps IS Payne, Huntington &co
rs Winston, Morrison &co4- 16 Stevenson & May
10 j Chafe " Bro--t3 Dr JsS Gopse-224 H Bur,
bridge bbls tallow do lard Bloom &co--lot
machinery and sundriea to order Total 4s9 bales
cotton
Receipts by Railroad.
N. o., O. d G. w. r.. R.--Jan 2o--24 bales cot
ton and sundries to order @
N. o., J.& g. N. r. R.--,Jan 2O--657 bales cot
ton to order II. iIs4 n. II MAI LII fss
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STEAMBOATS,.
vICIxsBIJRa.


Leaves Every SATURDAY, al 5 O'clock r i.
E9M vIgKsHERa, sNAT5IIEz GRAND GULF,
cent ssR ] r
sw % d nd p
sssasI during aSsse Far freight passage
u ,,'ssissss .. street
me steamer Fashion ssS
% ne mi ssas
as Ct The Raso r. j. Passengers taken through from New Or
YaTee signs
u e Leaves every THURSDAY, at5r.M
STEAMER GREY EAGLE-J. NJ. WHITE, Master.
washington, Grand Lake, Carolina Landing, Ashton,
ssSss
Grand spf Rodney bayou Sara Baton and al
ssva M ss q ss veas
vl0Kssuza' aAT0HH1 ANN asP Wv ORLEANS PACKET
Ii Lsayas EVERY TUESDAY, atbP.M
sa Muster. e5 5Shs osRETs Al I as1 f
ron vIUKSRUK6, NATgHEz, GRAND GULF,
nsag and I'll
Gen't Y a aaitman. leaves Is above. -
di Hs rsaHy Azh master. SAM
ls.s Ell. s.,ssa a s.ps soss zh,5s
Viz ss.sss 4an
Gulf Rodney bayou Sara Baton Rosge iii Intermediate
The packets will take freight and passengers for Mem
PACKETS Il VsEu q fsshps % f'
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

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clipper big New bmr.g, Capt Howss having The prin.
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immediate dispatch For baasce Of freight passage having
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MAT.ANIOROS.

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schooner tJo- Kelley. g W. Nelson aster IL now
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hariug aeficr Accommodation Ut freight Tor hnk
- JOSEPH KRLLEY, IL lararisr strast