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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-41A
E TIC NAIL sTEAnsHlr c01Sr .a; ~. .s3s
H1fTIRIs, 8. ALsxANDra eonnandsI ADJ:
NARLE, A. BouAyB commander, lesve 6ieno0nS
TEsgAaHb sPs Fspp44Iib ;eT: ~" i0''
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were BAN
setSss a. Fts 81
vE Es'i D8t,L 49, AND ID 4 Hall. ,
Goods shipped 81 this Line are LANDED regularly
Of New IoFk, on the Compsnys sovsfsa S'ss'
~ sbinn AZ invited to notice that the great
dsmsgs and loss By handling, and exposure ron
frequent re .shippins, - on other lines svoidse
frsishss for points beyond New York WIN Be io.::
vafded with dispatch, and no charge made sxssr
actual expenses Incurred.
h:: .hgs d:sh.,ss1 st tS u ssw lora
Tor Wilmington, North Carolina; Charleston, q.
vannah. Mobile and New Orleans, leavs IRON tns
sams pier. Goods for these points can % uans'
e sss y RSs.. ships ana
sconomy In time, insurance, and condition ID
which goods are dsiysisd naa:: this y: sa:as }.
lowest ;ss .sG AZ! FROM 1h sI Ssias;d
Ilvlsasfossai f s9o.d 4 &C. .v 1or..
sAxuEl AY TI.s, : CO. ,y,,.,n,..
JOHN n w oisa teln. and r.s..su..
r 4. w1sss, erso,.. Virginia.
For freight q s Hs;iGSihs:, i sRgRs co.. Agents.
once corner Of Cary and Virginia strss., oRpo'
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Garments of beauty may cover, but they
can never impart worth to abandoned
character.
When you are in danger of external en-
emies, look out. When the peril is from
your own unbridled passions, look IN
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
IN college, WASHINGTON, D: c., Offers snpe-
The course of instruction embraces Commission,
Importing, Jobbing, Retailing, Bank and other
Book keeping, Penmsnshil, Commercial Law,
Spencerian Penmanship Is taught by Henry c:
Spencer. the leading author Of this system, and
celebrated as the editor OF the Spencerfdn Key 70
Penn,dnshfp, adopted by all nrstclass colleges ID
the standard of criticism.
The system Of Business Practice, originated ana
successfully taught BY the proprietor, receives ns
Of the Book. keeping course. Here the student Up:
plies his theoretical knowledge, and ID prepared
Scholarship for full course, and life membership
In this Union Of Colleges, forty Ave dollars, Sc
For circulars, specimen Of penmanship, college
currency, and merchandise, address
HENRY n. C0PP, A. n,
10 n Am Pfoprietof.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADIBs.-Miss PEGRAHs
SCHOOL will be rsopened on the lst OF October
next. Further details will be given In future ad-
vertisements. Circulars may be had on application
To MRS. J. w. PEGRAM,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
or through box l7s Richmond post.onee.
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CCHoOLFIELD'6 CHOLERA AND
SchooI8ifLb, ffs TssD Is phi:
have been testal By the sxperisnss Of twenty. Ave
years. They will cure the lrst SYMPTOMS OF Che
In 81 hses diseases delays are dangerous ana tie
ssss.:: By !. Saz "a L., iAsa . sSs Ssass
IS q Up ;ossaAsEssSh S S..4
Ysics t.snsy.iys es.as pr bog. - n-in.
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:VRaEA CEETkzE RziLRo1D.
S;:ss:s e ~ e ~ a., 1.,,; .iIi e
blfs q. ssSa Vii in g. s Ian r.
DxYl, WRDhEsDAYs, and eXfURDAYs, isss.
ing Chaylottesvills al 4. =. And Riehnond I,
f1nbiis 6as s1H sS si EihTS'S o
faioGoH TIcKIrs TO Isxinston. Harrison.
burg. and other points In the valley, and TO all
chsssd % The 01lse. D. WHlTCOAb.
oe1 General Superintendent
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COACH REPOSITORY. ON eBk
CANAL SfREETs. have on hand, Of our own
manufacture, large stock Of Carriage yoscnss'
TOP and No-Top Buggies, jersey and Express Wa We.
CONS, Single and Double Harness, Coach ana Big 9gi
~ Whips, Coach Material &C.. and are on
Carriages, Buggiss, 60, and to build them 70 OF
der Our Carriages being OF our own d =,
he fullest guarantees OF quality and durability
call from our friends and the public 5sspeenH1GiJ
solicited. rmy1] JOHN J. OSBORN w
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WIN. KNABE Il CO.,~aQnl2
" xASuSAcrussas OF RK81
IIRsf PREkIUx. GOLD HIDAL.u ~
GRAND AND upRreHis auAsA

PI A N OS
These Instruments having BEEN before Ne pablis
for the past thirty ysan, have, upon their sxssl'
lenes alone, attained N sBPURcnAsnD pls-Snk'
xsHcB that psouoansss then ansquAllsd. IhsU
TOMB i.
combines great power, Fishssss, swsstnsss. ana
ans singing quality, - vsll - rsas purity o.
intcnation and harnoaioasnsss thfossAcss Ne
'nefs 'eA'' 1h'H TOUCH
b plant anl slastis, ana u entirely ne ne1 Ne
stiffness foana IN % nany pianos, vAtsh ssssss
~ pesfosmsr 70 90 easily tss. in ssa
{ - wORKNANSHIP
fAsy sanpot - sxssIlsl. Their asiicu eear
slrrsssd Win 8 ssss and attention q sveGJ pm
tAarsin that, ohssastssisss tAs 1nest useAAn1an-
- hutths hsst ssssonsa naassal = uss1 y their
nsnufSstsss, end hey vSl ssssyttA hard ssa6eS
al - ssasest.soon Win tAat g ~ pas3ce -
q eqssiiy>Saa9ss1s4 ~ thsif aAis6y = -.
they aso eonguueool ssSfFas II 2 -
axOf 1oB AyxA1-1uy y0e 1ym" Z.
I All our. squass Yisnos hare or - tMespvee
0rsna Scale ana ne Asss1s 9rsbIe.
Ryeyy Piano tally warranted fogYIv1 yAAW.
JOHNSON 3 fCuxNDouLAyM1sh |.
sois Arsnfsfus ~ sale - he sbove seosesAes6
1Pianns, Ne. -, sssnse Man - li.ln ssssss
Bton111ls. NJ - go. -. -. =.
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MISS PEGRAM WILL REOPEN
wi HER SCHOOL the FIRST DAY OF OCT0-
Der, and she earnestly desires prompt attend.
Every branch Of education will be thoroughly
taught by the most competent instr ctors, and the
Madame ALEXANDRA, French lady Of high Ct:
have charge OF the French department.. IL she
viii reside In Mrs. Pegrsm's family, her pupils
will have every facility for acquiring practical
dunn Of Communication at table and elsewhere
as we'll a. during the regular school hours.
Mrs. j. W. PYdRAM,
"a aa-u t Linden Row, franklin street.
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MARINE FOUNDRY,
nj WATRR STREET,
BELOW The YORK RIVER DEPOT.
Having secured the services OF Mr.. WlLLlAA
L. cox TO superintsnd the business. Will con.
tinq IR M AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
mi ..nnfacfnrs 10 order PLOW CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON Boxes ANDlRoSs'
30, 30. ron wopv x,,,b
vii he executed In the best manner and a. the
shortest notice. Uy n-aml A. .. LIB.
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PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS
j IMPORTED AND AARRICAS.7As sgsnh for
for the United States Of many standard and yalua.
Bile PRI1CH PREPARATIONS, We Offer 70 the
public and the trade -
BLAMCARDG PILLS,
PAULLINIA PILLS,
A BOUDAULTS PEP6INE,
PAULLINIA POWDERS,
LANURLOT'G ASTHMA CIaARkTTIS,
- PRXNK'G GRAINS DK SAMrE,
baaskrs s SSR h.v ~ g FIJI pYRopHos
PHXTR or IRON, Ae., &c.
MADE = BAKER, Apothecsries,
eS3 51F| Ninth and Franklin streets.
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WILLIAM D. aIBs0S, lsnRIc. w1ykiss,
late Harris & Gibson. late Winfree watkins
IIBSON & WATKINS,
U PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE At sH0CKoR WAREHOUSE.
The undersigned beg to renew TO Their oa
and North Carolina generally the offer Of theif
''i'' PR0DUcg COMMISSION MERCHANTS:
trade qualify them peculiarly - agents Tor tns
sale Of this article. o,,.,
Their charge for commission after lst OF ue,%p ,
Will be two and half per cent. on all sales OF To-
ps - s1 nTm sn1 GIBSON 4 WATKINS
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TSAU DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The
1 ss;S g s:sss csas E: ss E g:
vSisS saa ofsI 9 ikins vs1yd silS.lcE;
80 1s, s1xsAa.sa l,osk. yeussssik =.
Wc ~! Biz GEoI :
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g T. PEND ETON's MALE
y. SCHOOL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND fRANKLlN-SEssIOH PROM SEP
lurs an ABUNDANCE OF TINE for cash sis.s, and
on q class graduating, having another already
formed and prepared under his own exc, hs hss
NAN, A. NJ, an experienced teacher; but the
Principal will himself DIREoI, and BY exchange
from time to time ExAMINB, all the classes.
WANTED, scholars TO ill up clssses from fIR6T
BEGINNERS (34o per SESSION. 70 BkGINNkRS IA
LATIN AND xLGEBRA-4so: Apply over school.
rooms. .. 7. FENDLnTOnt,
An ll-9m Prtncipe.
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CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ll6
FROM SECOND STREET.-Miss JACKSON will
resume the duties Of her SCH0OL On MONDAY,
LIST of October, 1855.
Every facility will be oferedto insure finished
female education.
Terms made known on application. :. ,,.x
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T zimmerman, DYERAND SCOUR-
ER Saventh street. between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre is prepared to do all kinds Of
DYEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, In all It's
branches, at short notice. Give me call and ex-
Agents wanted TO solicit orders in the country
and In every city Of this State Address box !os,
post office, Richmond, Va. YAW
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COURSE OF MUSICAL INsTRUCTIoN.-
PRoPEssoR DE CENIEL, Hsrpist, Pianist, Organ
refurned to the city, solicits bis fofmef patrons
and others. Offers Ills professional services Iof
thorough, practical and finished course OF M t,
on the HARP, PIANO, GUITAR, ORGAN. CUL.
TIyATIoN OF THE VOICE, and the ACADEMI-
CAL METHOD OF properly tmparting music In
nicstions may be left at Messrs. Davies Sons
music store for PROFESSOR Dh eISAhh'
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DIssoLuTIONs.

UISxSOLUIIONS.
INISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
lDsHIP.-The hrm Of LEE 3 cox Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. -,
A. s. LEE viii settle mp the businsss C ~ !ne
concern. Lnn WA
Richmond, July II, lsss.
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P'A'''' H7ss
JOHN W. DAVIES 3 SONS.
RICHNOHD NU6ICAL 1xCHA j.
No. lss MAZE sfRBxfs
m sole agents for
gTIHYTg PREMIUM PIAN0.Y0RfY1.


grIHYTs PREMIUM PIAH0.Y0RfIs.
These instruments have been before the pubhs
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In scmpstittos
With the best makers Of the country. and are now
pronounced by ALL TIE LKADIH0 PR0fSs0D
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST II.
PR0vEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOB FIVE WARS.
with the privilege Of exchange within tvslvs
months II not entirely sstisfsstoU
70 the purchaser.
We refer to the following psnoos, Who havs
sTIYTF's PIANOS now In use:
General 3. =. LEE, Washinston College. Lsxdng'
ton;
D. B. PAYyl 4 BIo., LynshburS;
Rev. Z. 3. PHILLIPs, Virginia fsmsls Insttsse;
Miss May BALDWIN. Female School, and J. o.
CAvSL. Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, shsntoa
Professor Z. A. AnyoLp. Richmond.
ssll from al In wane q SUPERIOR PiANoo
ID s0lisitsd. FERNS hbsy11. 9 49,
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EDUCATIONAL.

r s. SQUIRES CLASSICAL AND
Il ENGLISH school, on Franklin street be-
tween Third and Fourth streets. Twentieth ses-
sion For terms apply at school:rooIns or at fesis
dehce No. lis Second street. go
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IF ANY ONE SHOULD DOUBT THE
i EFFICACY OF WOODS CHOLERA AND pI.
ARRHRA MIXTURE they can be convinced by
most respectsble citizens Prepared and sold only
ct WOOD,s PHskAACfi
oc1 corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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. wuIIOa0. J, w.
,.ta al Simmer 4 Co, Of Richmond.
HELLOGG & GIBSON,
n IMPORTERS,
wHoLRsALB AND RETAIL DBALsRsN
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE.
We have now in store a very large and complete
stock, which we offer as low as they can be pur-
chased in any Of the northern cities.
sILyER.PLATED BLOCK TIN and BRITANNIA
WARE, REFRIGERATORS, WATER-COOLER
Patent FRUIT JARS, 6T0NEWARE, &c; at manu-
fRcturers prices. hELLoGG SibSUN,.
" B-3m iSi1 MAIN sLeet.
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MEDICINES, ETC.

4 YER's AGUE CURE, FOR THE
"A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE Of Intsrmit-
tent Fever or Chils and Pever, Remittent FSver,
Bilious Headache, and Bilious Feversj indeed,
for the whole class Of diseases originating In
hillary arrangement, caused BY the malaria OF
mia matte countries.
This remedy has rarely failed TO cure the severest
cases OF chils and fever, and u has this great al
dues tie complaint without injury to the patient.
II contains no quinine or other deleterious suo.
stance nor does produce qa,nasp OF any tn} II.
army and the west, try 1t, and you viii endorse
these assertions.
and soid NV doaIars ayerywhere oc 4-2m
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MISS SALLIE 8. RICHARDSON will
Nl reopen her school on MONDAY the nth OF
lin streets For further particulars inquire Of No.
207 west Franklin street, or address bog $50 Rich
mond post ONCE. euU-eod1m
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SPEN HILL ACADEMY, LOUISA
n COUNTY, VA CLASSICAL and MATTE.
NAUTICAL SCHOOL. Terms per session OF nine
months from October 1st, $s2s; lights extra. Ad'
Dress T0lsfs'liee &. !. KEMpER, Principal.
ses J. NJ. HARRIS, A. M, Assistant.
MR.. SALTER'S DAY SCHOOL FOR
Nl BOYS, on Fourth street between Clay and
1866 For terms see circulars. HIS
NIGHT SCHOOL
will be resumed at the same place on the fihSI
on OCTOBER. MKT. For terms apply 70 the
subscriber. toc l-tisth0cl 9. L. G: sALTER.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IL The exercises will begin promptly OCTOPEh
FIRST For first oesk Of the session p We NJ, I,s
(Dr Burrows's) Church, which 6Sve been Kindly
rendered until the repairs on the INSTITUTE are
Pupils will please note the temporary change OF
The President may be found at his former resi-.
dehte, corner Ninth and Marshall streets. whicn
he stn occupies. .
CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ; A..
ses President.
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f4 TIE 1UbIC
WAS the grandest It has ever been our good
fortune TO hear. The choir, composed Of
about flfty or the bSst amateur male and
female voices of Baltimore, led By Pro-
lsssos Joseph Egap, sccpmpaqieA BY .
complete and magnificent orchestra, Gang
Mosast's Twelfth Msss IN . style that did
full justice to tbs masterpiece Of that
great musician. IN every part II the mass
the most perfect harmony and time was
kept and the whole Was succession or
sweet sounds, stirring the aoul 10 devotion
and ewakening 10 sSruest emotions Of The
heart. n cus rnomsnt the Gute-liksi notes'
On soprano voice In solo commsmoestine
some great mystery II the Christias
Church cAussd contemplation and mSdits.
tom While N the nexf TIA grAnd whole.
hEealllno fefth = eeIetea3ton efasEroa2
tIinp llled tAe hea,3 ~ pgthe, tS6n1Iss
dvile, a6 3nlrltl ~ Z o1f beo6thk
tar II joy e The sys. 1hsrs W. ~ s
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The Council will hold daily business ses-
sions for the coming two weeks, and SER
mons will be. delivered in the Cathedral
every evening except Thursdays and Satur-
days by eminent divines. On Thursday
morning q requiem high mass will be sung
for deceased prelates, and panegyric de-
liyered by the Right Rev. DR.. Bailey,
Bishop Of Newark. DENNIS.
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coMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.

COMMl6SION n1EkSN1A<AN1
HOOKER. KERR Il LYON,
u PRODUCE CON MISSION MERCHANTS,
- RICHMOND, Va, n
vili selI PRODUCE and nli orders at two AND
4 HALL PER CENT. commission from this day.
Ansahs, iasS oc l-7ws
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Diocese OF Oregon.-Most Rev. Francis
N. Blanchet, d. D., oonsecrated July %,
lS45. .ss
Diocese of Nesqually Right Rev. Au-
gustine n. A. Blanchet, D. D., consecrsted
September 81, 1876; translated to this see
July %, 1850.
Diocese Of Yanoouver's Island.-Right
Rev. Modest Demers, D. d.
Vicariate Apostolic Of Columbia. Right
Rev. Aioysius Jceoph d'Herbomes, d. D.,
bishop Of Metropolis IN priibas i.fdc-
titns. @
PROVINCE OF q. LOUIS.
Diocese Of St. Louis.-Most Rev. Peter
Z. Ksnrick, D. D., consecratsd November
20, 1871.
Diocese Of Aitop.-Righs Rev. Henry D.
1uncksr, D. D., coasscrAted April %, 1857.
Diocese Of Chicsgo.-Hl9ht Rev. James
Duggsn, DID consscrated May s, 1857 !;
W1nslasea % this 80 Ansust 80, 1859.
Doesse q DSbuQue.-Risht Rev. Hem
:. Diesss. q iaii~suA,. .-R,sht s.v. John
~ I. usns =. ~ eoesssssssd March 10.
D!eesse q NalAviiis. -Y,1al IN. > x
fesban, 2. Dr eossserassd 0ctohsr /. IssS
Dioceee q RAnts u. -Right nav. JoSr
Len LsDy, p D- con.ssssssd Novsnbsr IA Il,
Dioesssof &. Pssl.- Right nsv. rho,aa.
I. Grses, q. u, consocrstsd July 80, la6s.
YicArfa4e Ap0otplje ~ the Indian Ter,
yItory. 49, q l6cky 1osntains. Risha
Rev. joSa ]. No., B. D. Siskcp q llss.
senIa n m. c1aSSeF1ls1 isrch IS, 1851.
= yjessiste i6o11oi3e g l1ckvaska. -.nieht
o..g I...~. N5s1.---I Z. 7sr..IlL s-1 AfS2S~
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The weather yesterday was cloudy with a
strong disposition to rain, but that dispo-
sition had not fully developed itself up to
the hour of closing this report. The river
is nearly at a stand here-is probably de-
clining little. Pilots differ as to the
amount of water In the lower Ohio, some
estimating it as low as five feet, and others
as high as seven feet. The latter we think,
is most nearly correct. There is four feet
on :Harpeth Shoals in the Cumberland
and stationary l03J
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twenty-six inches water in the pass down
the Indiana chute, and the river nearly at
a stand. r'-l
The Portland bar, at the head of the falls,
is fast becoming q serious obstruction and
bar to navigation, the huge piles OF sand
from the island above continually wearing
away, lodging in the channel and now ex-
tending to the Portland wharf.
The last arrivals from the lower ports re-
port Flint Island as rather troublesome,
with not over seven and half feet water
in the channel. The worst place at present
is at the head of Cumberland Island. The
channel has not yet been cut out since the
Armadillo and other boats grounded there,
and the deepest water is found down to the
right of the island, or over the dam.
ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat, of Thursday,
says:
The weather has become hot again. The
river here continues on the decline, and
the Upper Mississippi and Illinois continue
falling fast, but the river is rising. A large
amount of grain from the Mississippi and
Illinois was discharged on the wharf yes
terday, and heavy shipping contracts were
made by agents for corn, &c.
NEW ORLEANs.-The times of Sunday
last says:
The weather continued cloudy through
out, and threatened rain at intervals dur
ing the day. The atmosphere was very
close, although fair breeze was blowing
the most of the time.
Business on the leVee was brisk for Satur-
day, from the fact of there being more de-
partures ora that day than any other during
the week.
We noticed a good compliment of freight
and passengers on the majority of the de-
partureS-
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Boats Leaving To-Day.

FoR CAIRo.-The elegant and popular
Armada-the peoples pet-with that great
favorite with the travelling public, Capt
Josh v. Throop in command, and those ac-
compIished young gentlemen Billy Dunn
and Val Sorenson in the Office, is the regu-
lar mail packet for Cairo and all way
points to-day. There is no use urging peo-
pie to go on the Armada. They always
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

wwAVING ERECTED ONE OF THE
- most extensive works of this kind in
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices of one of the most experienced Ma
chine Oil men, am now able to furnish this
cheap and money-saving Oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Mi1IS-in fact, all machines now
cunningham be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction.
Orders of wholesale dealers filed on libe-
raj terms.
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge.
Coal Oil sold by the barrel and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
maya If
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TRANSPORTATION.
Star Union Line

The UNION RAILROAD AND TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY via Pennsylva-
mia Allentown route), Steubenville, Ohio
and Indiana Central Railroads, has per
fected arrangements by which it can offer
reliable a 1fal' ll .h1 91
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Marine Hospital Notice.
SURVEYORS OFFIc.

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, IND, May l, 1866.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at this Office until Y O'Clock,
meridian, on Tuesday, the 9Th day of June
medicine and medical attendance, of Ma
rine Hospital patients at this port from the
first day of July, 1866, to the 30th day OF
June, 1867.
Bidders will please state the price per
week for each patient.
The successful bidder viii be required to
enter into written contract, in the pen
atty of one thousand dollars, with suffi-
cient personal security for his faithful per-
formance. A. l.. ROBINSON,
mayl did Surveyor of Customs
[Volksbote please copy.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-02
river NEWS.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
&c, &C. orders left with either of the
wharf boats viii be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-02
Express Business

at all the mail landings between Louisville
and Cairo. Tariff of Freights very low.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
april 8dtf
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-28

The subject Of steam street railroads for New York
city is attracting marked attention.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-28

We have secured the services of Mr. J. H. SPEDDIE,
Pharmacentst, late of E. J. Hart & Co.'S, who will
attend to the Prescription Department.
o3 1yl H.&K
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-28
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER LEVEE AND MILAN STREETS,
Shreveport, Louisiana;
CORNER HOUSTON AVENUE & FRANKLIN STREET,
Marshall, Texas.

DEG to inform the public that they are now erecting
AO a large and commodious COTTON SHED on the
bayou, at the head of Market street. Shreveport
desirable steamboat landing from which Cotton can
be shipped without dTayage. 1t is situoted away
from the crowded portion of the city, and is thereby
less subject to fire They have, also large aud sua-
ans, which they design using as a Warehouse from
which Cotton can be shipped and Freight delivered
without drayage. They have, also, large BRICK
WAREHOUSE for the accommodation of those who
prefer storing in it.
They are also erecting Warehouse at the Railroad
Depot at Marshall Texas, for the purpose of receiving
and forwarding freight over the railroad.
They will keep constantly hand at their store in
the town of Marshall, general assortment of Mer-
chandise, which they will sell at the lowest market
prces and will make liberal Cash Advances on
Cotton, Wool and Hides to be shipped to the house of
J. C. ELSTNER, Commission Merchant No IA Caron-
deet street. New Orleans ro3 If
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-28
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28 1885,
Tmnortant to nistiIlars

The commissioner of internal revenue on Saturda
issued the following concerning the connection c
stills with receiving csterns:
nRE DEE