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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-26

stock Of
New Blank Books, Stationery Wrap
ping Paper, and 5000 Standard
Medical Books, a
&C Consisting IN part of --=--,'s.
40 copies Gray'S Anatomy;
so do DungIiSon's Medical Dictionary
$50 do Practice Medicine, Woods, Ben
nets Watson = l&c5 q.
80 copies Daltons Physiology;
so do Virchow's Pathology;
100 do Surgery-Gross, Erickson, Fer
400 eopies s. 8. i. Dlspensatory;
Eaf60 do Beck's jurisprudence: az
g do FaErtshls iPharW1aGy; o,sJ ~ ,t,,e.
800 do hinorSurgery;
SIS do Surgical Anatomy;
20 do Chemistry, FOwneS;
20 do Webster's Dictionary, &c, &C.;
$50 Blank Books, quires Cap, u bound;
So do do fine, whole bound;
200 Reams Writing Paper, cap, letter and
70 Realms Wrapping Paper, assorted;--,
00O1nItstanfls, various patterns "a
10000 Enve1opesaass ~ ~ H-sNf
5000 Blank Books, miscellaneous
800 Portfolios;
Some of the Medical Books are Second-hand
and will be sold separately. The Books and
ti1a sole W az y q tsls'ffH-i
Catalogues may be had on application;
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel U. s. Vols,
d, Ian23-I5tg Medical PuFyeyor U. s, A.
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Qne1lfeItfg1tel,n fers.
FRIDAY MoRiSISG, JAN. %.


oRdASiZ1TfoN OF THE CRY CouSGfL.
The members elect to the Second
Branch of the City Council for the en-
suing year assem- led in pursuance iol
notification in the City Hall at 2 O'clock
yesterday afternoon for organization.
Mayor Sweeney called the members
to order, and read tho returns showing
who were elected from the several
wards, afler which he proceeded to ad,
minister The oath Of Office to thost
present. .ss,tf 1900 80, 1-,!i- s1rs
The members elect were all present
andqualified except Messrs. buchanan
Frew and Williams. 4. ~
The Mayor stnted that the first bus
mess in order would be the. election o.
permanent President. .HetT.
Mr.. s. Brady was nominated, and a.
there was no opposition, he was unani'
1n0nsly elected 7.as
on taking the chair Mr.. Brady re
turned his thanks for the honor con
ferred on him, and expressed the wish
that the acts of the Council might bt
for the good Of the city. 15.5
On motion IL was
ResOlVed, That the members returned
Ms cOuneilmen elect from the various
wards be declared the Council for the
The Following preamble and resolu-
ti0ns was adopted: ".
WHEREAS, it appears from the GER
tIficates Of election for city officers held
in this city on Monday, January I'd,
1850, that for Mayor, A. j. Sweeney re-
ceIved n majority OF the votes cast;
For Clerk, II. +. Feeny received II ma
jority of the votes cast;
For Sergeant, Smith Mcdonald re-
ceiVed majority of the votes cast;
For Treasurer, J. NJ. Bickel received
a majority Of tho votes cast
For Superintendent OF Water Works,
John w. Cummins received majority
For Street Commissioner, Stephen
Clark received a majority OF the votes
For Wharf Master, Conrad MAR re-
ceived majority Of the votes cast
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That the above named per-
sons be declared duly elected to the sew
eral offices as recited for the ensuing
official year.
ResoITed, The First Branch concur
ring, that the Mayor and President OF
the Second Branch appoint the Stand
ing Committees, subject to the approval
OF the Council, for the ensuing year,
and that the said Committees be Joint
Committees.
Resotred, That when this Council nd
journs, it be to meet on next Tuesday
evening, at o'clock. -1ss
Resolved, That, the First Branch con-
curing, the regular meetings OF
the Council hereafter shall be on the
second Tuesday OF each month, at
o'clock p. NJ.
Aiessrs. Buchanan and Williams APP
penred and were qualified.
The bonds of Conrad Aiaier and Ste
phon Clark We're presented and, on mo-
ton, laid over until the next meeting,
that the securities might appear and
qualify as to their sufilciency.
Re80tUed, That tho election of officers
of the city be made the order for the
first regular meeting, the First Branch
concuTTing.
Mr.. Frew appeared, and was quail
fled.
MA resolution from the list Branch, in
regard TO election Of city officers, was
tabled. ,--.l- s.as-r.,s
peared md Was qualified by tho pre-
siding officer. of the I'd Branch.
Adjourned.
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The First Branch was called to order
Mt 3 o'clock by Mayor Sweeney. All of
the members were present and qunli-
fed, except Messrs. McCluny and Nc
CleIIan.
The vnrious joint resolutions from the
I'd Branch were adopted.
The next meeting, on Tuesday even
ing OF next week, was set for The cleo
ton Of a clerk. ..--. II
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ArrENTIos is directed to advertise
ment of Benwood Hail Mill stock, by L.
Irwin, agent. go '.l.'.
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r HAVE STILL ON HAND SOME FEW
i sets OF very handsome Mink FurS which
win geII eheap- Also . large stock Of Fitch
sd1ifneI and = &t6r Mink F18 toelnse out
deem Us. RHODES.
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Skataas,
= ZINE MINIH FVRS.

EoR LADIES AND CHILDREN. A LOT
N sim oft hfFds a low in price rs S cents nt
Janl0 - -. d. NfGoLB & BRO.
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.eal4al gfaieaL 2#
BAIFHEDRE Lock HOSPITAL,
~ESFABLISHED ASIA REFUGR
III tFR0M QUAeExERR.-es - 8
THEoNLYPLAoEWHEREA CUREcAN
BEOBTATNED.

NRGJoHNsTOEHAs DIsCoVEREDSTHE
Remedy In the world for an Private Diseases,
Affections Of the Kidneys and bladder, Inyol.
untlry Discharges, 1mpotency, General De-
hiltty Low
Heart Timidity, Trembling, Dimness Of Sight
or Gfddiness, Disease Of the Head, Throat,
Nose or Skin, Aiiections Of The LIVER Lungs,
afisfnk nom the Solitary Habits OF Youth
those SECRET and solitary practices more fatal
me Mariners Of Ulysses blighttng their nlogi
brilliant hopes or antic1patons, rendering
marriage, &c, impossible. ,iyons--
YOUNG MEN 4
Especfally, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
might otherwise have. entranced listening
Senates with the thunders Of eloquence or
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, sfay call
MARRIAGE 1i49a5st
Married Persons, or Young Men contempla-
ting marriage, being aware of physical weak
ness organic debility, deformities speedily
He who places himselfnnder the care of DR.
J., may rellgiously conf1de in his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
Esill as physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full Vigor Restored. :
This distressing afiection-4Whfch renders
life and marriage impossible the penalty
paid by the. victims Of improper indu1gences.
Young persons are too apt to commit excuses
from not being aware OF the dreadful conse-
derstands the subject viii pretend to deny
that tllepower OF procreation Is lost sooner
by those falling Into improper habits than
by the prudent? Besides being deprived of
the pleasure Of healthy offspring, the most
serious and destructive symptoms to both
body and mind arise The system becomes
deranged, the Physical and Mental Functions
Weakened, Loss of Provocative Power, NerV-
Gus Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the
Heart, Indigestion. Constitutional Debility
a Wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consump-
don, Decay and Death. 10 -
once, No. z South Frederick Street
Left hand side going from Baltimore street,
a few doors from the corner. Fan not to OBJ
serve the name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp,
The Doctors Diploma hangs in his Office.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS,
No Mercury or NmlseOtts D'7toss
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YOUNG MEN

- YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by certain
quently learned from evil companions, or al
schOol, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
@arr S and de 9s bot MIND
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that q young man, the hope of
be snatched from an prospects and enjoy
ments Of life, by the consequences of dsvfa-
ting nom the path Of nature and indngine
MARRIAGE,
Reheet that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
bisl happiness. Indeed, without these the
journey through life becomes a weary Pill
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with des-
pair and hllea with the melancholy rehec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes
bughted with ourown.
DISEASE OF RPRUDENCE.
When the misguided and fmprudent votary
Of pleasure finds that he has imbTbed the
seeds OF this painful disease, II too often hap
Of discovery, deteFs him, from applying TO
those who, rom education and respectability,
sututiona1 symptoms of IlIrs hoTTid disease
make their appearance. such as ulcernted sore
It1Ioat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the
head and limbs, dimness of sight deafness
nodes on the shin-bones and arms, blotches
on the head. face and extrenities, progressing
of the mouth or the bones OF the nose fail in,
and the victim of this awful disease becomes
puts period to his dreadful snfitriries, by
sending him to tthat undiscovered country
fum whence no traveller returns" E1ot
victims to this Terrible disease, owing TO the
uDakillfuIness Of ignorant Pretenders, who, by
the constitution, and make the residue Of life
= STRANGERS =.
Trust not your lives or health to the care Of
many unlearned and worthless pTeten1ers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-27

boats would Indicate Rates of freights continu
low enough to invite the largest shipments u, pc
river but the disposition to export IS wanting
Don't ask us why. ,,,rd,
CINCINNATI, April 2O.-Yesterday was ei no. !;
and warm, with the thermometer at Q eio -,
NJ at 81 degrees. The river at THIS pore 10 ~ ths
slowly with fully % feet inches wate. u VI.
| channel The Cumberland river 10 reporteu sta
tonary with less than four feet on tne shoas ca,
p;ttsh,ro tbe river is falling, with less tham iee'
| In inches renorted yesterday ut noon; lug ar,
tanses r;ver ID reported falling, with less thah
feet To Little Rock There are zen iee' III 'e Aiss's
s;nn; from Cairo to st. Louis.
sirpa ,;oss IN Inc landing yesterday was duh and
| Iifeiess, rs there Wefe ~ w
rega a is now loading for New Orleans, in
a,,,,,aand of Can't. Jas. Remission, with Messrs
Mas Harton and Chas. Sonntag. She will have
dispatch.
Mn. SraMEs, EXPRESS PASSENGER PACKET FOR
y. van SARA.-This fast and splendid passenger
nacket. in command of Capt w. r. Greathouse, with
Messrs Troxler and Miller in the office, leaves al
10 A. NJ to day for the above and coast landings
Passengers for the coast will find the SHINES a
most comfortable packet. Her table is ALWAYS
supplied with all that the market affords, and her
officers of the true stamp, besides being accom-
and attentive to ALL
n CoMMMoNwEALTH-MERG AND PEOPLES
LINE-FoR ST.. LouIs.-This large and commodi
Gus passenger packet, Captain Jos. Lloyd, com,
mandsr, and Mr.. j. K. Boyles in the office is the
regular packet for Cairo, St. Louis and Memphis
to-day, leaving at P. NJ, connecting with the
railroads for all points East and West. Remember
the Commonwealth leaves as above.
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K.ee,p.. Of Produc. Ye,e.rdav.


ST LOUIS-Steamer Olive Branch-3 bxs mdse
wilson, bx medicines 7 Keeler-2 bxs cider
pkg tickets Atlantic and Miss s s Co--250 hbls
potatoes ~ butts tobacco Jno T Moore--lO0 bbls of
Mayo hbls beans Clinton & Richards-2 rolls of
betting Bodley &co-9 bags seed D Maupay-
SO hfbbls beer A P Solineider-l do Is bbls beer
g krost-loo SKIS corn 40 bbls -four to Skipwith &
3Gonway-lo bxs eggs W Mclean &co-25 Dbl eggs
Schneider zuberbier--60 bbls pork Carroll, Hoy
&co-50 bbls potatoes A Yerger--I3 do 60 SKIS po-
tatoes Miller Il Meyer--49 bbis potatoes ZIG SKIS do
20 bAs eggs Mahan-i35 bbls potatoes III SKIS
do lao SKIS oats AIS SKIS bran Geo Martn-lot furni-
ture DR. L Pim-2oo bbls -four Keep & Caulteld
81 bbls potatoes 81 SKIS potatoes w Byrne-20l
SKIS potatoes bXs eggs ii Druhan-I lot mdse TO
FfanckeN& Danneel-i case paper E R Wagner
bx tnware to We'll & VOLS cultivators to j B
Moody--30O bhls -four Huntington Bros-70 halt.
bbls beer Geo Eimer--l csk glassware 2 bxs do to
Hill & Veaze-30 bbls beer to H A Schurman-l2
pkgs tobacco 1saacs & Dreyfus-250 bxs candles
j Ayet--l00 do ii Hall &cO-l00 bbls ale Long
street, Owen &co--4 bxs mdse II Folsom &co-l
trunk Fl Wilmer--349 SKIS corn Cass Y Dowling-l0
csks bacon to 0ber, Atwater &co-l9 bbs -four ii
bbls beans OIL SKIS onions l4l SKIS potatoes F Lau-
man-39s0 SKIS corn Lamb, Qqinlan &co,-427 bbls
-four s H Kennedy &co--ls bbseggs do sausage
+ DelBondio-96 ties bacon CSC SKIS corn 81 bbls Of
potatoes bbls beans Stannard d Slayback-l5i
SKIS corn Emley &co-20 do Woods, Matthews &es
3l9 do Clark &oo-39l do to Fairchild, Verhoof
Bingham-40 SKIS potatoes Blakemore, Woodbridge
&co-lO hhds tobacco Jno = King-1 hid tobacco
Speed, Summers &co--5 do O N Worthington-lt
eoops chickens bxs eggs Mr. Edwards-60 head
mules Mr. Jamesan--6 bales cotton NJ GREENWOOD
| son-3 bales gunnies s Copes-3 bales cottor
bhls -four bxs machinery Given, Watts &co-
1 sundries to order
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silver Sprays bbis OF
seed I'll d J NJ Allen--2 mowers Falls, Alison q
co--32 bbls vinegar At halfbhls do + Avet Il Cam
| bon--3 cases mustard G M Bayly &co--S32 empt,
4 jugs A Bertel-l0 ties hams 10 hhds bacon o Ber
cier &co--S cases mustard Bloom tics hams t
1 d o P Cobb &co-l5 bbls pork P Cookie Dbl
iJpples 100 bbls potatoes 55 bxs cheese Is bxs ba
aon pelBondio-l hhds bacon Martin, Dolhend
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STEAM BOATS.
MOBILIZE.

GULF STEAMPHIP LTNE-VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY
FOR MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Ala--Composed Of hefolowing screw steamships:
Alliance,
H. j. AaNEw, Commander.
Planet,
@. H. HALLoWELL, Commander.
Exact,
O.P. WASHBURN, Commander.
c. Castro,
GEO. kAsTNER, Commander.
These steamers the lowest rates. will take
freight for ali points the Alabama river giving through
bills lading privilege of reshippipg Mobile They
will also receive freight Mobile tor New Orleans to be for.
warded up the Mississippi river to Atlantic ports No
charge for forwarding except the actual cost of transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and consignees
Shippers will please procure orders at the Agents office
before shipping and will have their bills of lading signed at
the same place. PERKINS HERSEY,
S. JONES, Agents,
26 Carondelet street, New Orleans, La
STEWART OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Leaves on FRIDAY, 9th inst, the arrival of the
Pontchsrtran Railroad train
FOE MoBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
Frances,
A. L. MYERS, Commander,
Will leave as above, carrying the u S. Mails
Bills of ading signed at the Agents Office until 3,px
N. B-No freight received after 21% p NJ.
Freight taken Is per cent. less than card rates
I. G. HARRIS Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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Importa Yesterday.

GALVESTON Stemship Austin-1 bale cotton
Francke y Danneel-9O hides Shannon, Lewis Geo
2pkgs mdse Biscoe & Simms--l do r Hare-l box
books Jas Connolly &co-l do shoes Levy Il Scher-
er pillow D G Aldrich l pkg Tex Express-1l5
to order
MOBILE steamship Harvest-54 bales cotton
to order
RUATAN ISLAND-Schr Dictator-9OOO cocoa
nuts $4,000 plantainss1s00 punches bananas 5000
pineapple s bbls lines
Y SAGUA lie GRANDE-Bark Topeka-300 bxs
sugar D A Chaffroix-58O hhds sugar to order
SABINE PASS-Schr Aurora-2l bales cotton
G A Green &co-29 bales hay Halves & Bowen
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yftari,le gnteuigfnfe.
CRESCENT orr1cz, No. 81 CAN'T STREET,
Friday, April 27, 1866.

CRESCENT orr1cs, No. ~ CAN'T STREET,
Friday, April 27, 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alabama, Limeburner, for New York,
G Langhland
Steamship Texas, Lockwood, for Galveston,
Halves & Bower
Steamship Harris, Fowler, for Galveston,
e Harris
Steamer Lizzie Pace, for Pensacola, Master
Steamer Mary Gonley, English, for Mobile, Master
Ship N Boynton, Hyler. for Boston, A Fosdiek
Bark Ceptas Starrett, Gregory for Havana.
Thorndike & Norton
Brig Geo Gilchrist, Gilchrist, for Havana,
Rivers & Clay
Brig Jas Davis, Cough, for Cardenas, in ballast,
Master
sohr Annie Martin, Brewer, for Cedar Keys, in
ballast, w Hynson SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-27
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship ST Louis, Claussen, from Boston, 14tl
INST to Creevy, Nickerson &co-4th district
Steamship Austin, Scriugeour, from Galveston
and Indianola. to l G Harris-lst district
Steamship Harvest, vanlsar., from Mobile, to Per
kns Il Hersey-lst district l6
Brig Ann johnson, from Matansas, ((previouslJ
reported at Quarantine, I'D district
Schr Aurora, Davis, from Sabine Pass-lst dist Is
Schr Dictator, Nickerson, from Ruatan Island, tc
Smaller jr-2d district 20
.ygs4sz TowB0ATS. ....
Sun Flower, Hooper, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, Goth inst, bark Aberdeen
brig Tereeeta and schr Brazos--Brought up
brig Ann and schrs Aurora and Dictator.
HoIyhock, Wallace, from Galveston, in ballast.
STEAMBOATS,.
Olive Branch, Jones, from st Louis
Grey Eagle, White, from Grand Lake.
Silver Spray, Fenton, from, Cincinnati.
Baltic Entriken, from St Louis.
National, Sinnott, from Shreveport
Nina Simms, Greathouse. from Bayou Sara.
Beulah, Dominy, from Red River-No cargo
Vulcan, Mathews, from st Louis with barges
n j M Sharp, Streck, from Thibodaux.
Vicksbnrg, Pratt, from Vicksburg.
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no ADVERTISERS.

Parties New Orleans wishing ADVERTISE in yic.s
burg Daily, will find IL their benefit patronize the
VlCKSBURG JOURNAL.
published by Messrs. j. W. and E. b. KTNSLEY.
BY order of the CiCounc has been designate
as the
Oficial journal af the City of yicksburr,
having LARGEST CIRCULATION and only paper IN ii
State taking the Associated Press news reports.
Seadror copy.
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TENSAS RIVER,

BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TEEsAS PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, 2Sth INST, at 5 p NJ
EOR BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TENSAS-
The fine light draft packet Cotle, L. a. Pat
terson master Gass CLERK leaves above for Cut Off
Crocsetts Point Warsaw, Chesterfield, Pullaway Joes
Bayou Delhi Monteeeo Poverty Pc nj, Floyd and all inter
mediate landings Bayou Macon and Lower Tensas For
freight or passage Amply board
F. j. WINBURN, Agent. 81 Magazine street
p s--The C0TiLE will take feiaht for ali landings on
Upper Teasas.
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STEAMBOATS,,
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE.
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves on TUESDAY, May LIST. at s P NJ
FOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs-
burg Nstchez Baton Reuge and all intermediate landings
The new and splendid passenger steamer
Virginia,
J.P YOUNG. master; CHAs g. SCHULTZ, clerk,
Will leave above For freight passage apply board
to
STEVENSON l. DOUGLAS, Agents, Front Levee
vIRGIN1US G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
Passage be secured and plan her cabin be
by applying at the Agents office.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE LINE.
Columbus, Memphis Vicksburg, Natches, etc.
Tho new, fast and unsurpassed accommodation steamer
Indiana,
j. s. NEAL Master,
VII leave this port for Louisville, KY and all intermediate
landings the river about the ID May, 1856 at
O'Clock III.
For spaciousness and eegances of cabin and attention
comfort to passengers, this boat cannot surpassed
upon application for freight passage to
MARTIN DOLHoNDE COBB, Agents.
No. 81 Natchez street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-27

Exports Yesterday.
GALyESTON-S Steamship Texas-20bx oranges
10 bxs cheese and sundries
GALVESTON -Steamship G Harris-5OO scks
corn 500 bbls flour and sundries
PENSACOLA Steamship Lizzie-Sundry mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship Alabama-l39 pkgs OF
mdse
B0STON--ship N Boynton--5s8s SKIS salt q
tons iogwood
MOBILE Steamer Mary Conley-2 bbls whisky
hbds sugar
HAVANA-Brig Geo Gilchrist-3s5 empty hhds
HAVANA-Bark Cephas Starrett-325 empty
hhds
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Receipts by Railroad,

N. o., J. G. N. R. R.-April 26-.l1 bales
cotton X Powell-ll do Carroll, Hoy &co-6 do
Wright, Alien &co--l Chambers & Lattng-15 do
Fl Ably. &co-6 Summers & Brannn-58 do to
Warren q Crawford-3 G Townsend-2 w S DON
nell Ii Elmer &co-l L NJ Merritt-Total l49
bales cotton
N. o., 0. & G. W. R. R.--April 26-3 bales
cotton Bonnafon-ll bbls sugar A Rochereau
&co-sundries to order
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1t Quarantine,

At NMarantine.
Steamship Liberty, Stafford, from Baltimore 18th
via Havana 18th inst, to Creeyy, Nickerson &co
BIZ steamship Mexico, Pendexter, from Vera Cruz
to II S Hall SEQ, in ballast
Bark Aberdeen, Eaton, from Matanzas, to B Mu-
rison eco
Bark Monarch, -. from Matanzas, with 1900
bxs sugar. to Murison &co
BIZ bark W Almon, Brown, from Matanzas, to
j Murison geo
Schr G w Maitland, Horton, from Cenfuegos, to
master-with 229 hhds SO ties and 80 bbls mo-
lasses to 4Ayet-l3,0 900 cigars Capt Horton
Schr Frank, Farrero, from Vera Cruz, with fruit,
to n Poole
Sehr Snow, Smith, 4 days from Nautila, with
coffee and fruit to E r Poole
BIZ schr Dolphin, , from Kingston, ia, to
Pilsbury
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LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling Queenstown land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of adng
hsre through of freight hence st. Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothsnburg and Havre.
The final of destination may either fixed on signing
the bills of lAdng declared by the holder of bill
of lading within twelve hours the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aordng the importer the choice of
markets.
Storage passenger tickets granted here by this line bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch following
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY. and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons p. Jamison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tens. ....A. Finn Captain.
MISSOURI 1884 tons. ..A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. sons....T. Barron Captain.
ALABAMA. 1899 VIM L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1851 tons. I'D Graham, Captain
CAROLINA. l64l j. Hairby Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons II. P. P Couche Capt
Cabin Passage Liverpool Sl25 gold. equivalent
| currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEW L CO., Il oarondelet street.
Congnees of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills OF Ladng at the Office pay their freight obtain
livery orders for the
To sail on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at AN
FOE LIVERPOOL DrREOT-rHE STEAM
ship
Alabama.
Cargo Is beng received OF the foot of jackson
street. for above steamer, sailing puncuay SATURDAY,
the 25th april o'clock A. M, and to bs followed by
the BOLIVIAN Saturday, the 18th May.
Cabin passage to Liverpool Sl25 gold or it,. equivalent
in U. S Currency.
For freight passage, applyto
HUNTER, ASKEW d CO., Al Carondeet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT and policies for granted here shippers
aS- Bills Of lading for this Company (Which only be
signed will pa had at the AGENTS Office above.