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Gre oocurrd here last night vh oh Destroyed Lynd~
book The % sai,onstA school nousn, ussthsr With
rss. ysr,ss Nan buIldlns wss also greatly dsmssr1
bus ths -slusble collection of euriosiiies we're nved
Lynds rock W. owned By yfsbcis Peabody The
loes u ''oper'y estimated a. $4,000; vas mostly
fn.upa
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rbsss 70 N % nasrsec as'sosss q ne graf rs,w
gshitatsos nxisbs pssaishss b. sn Esslsl .sa vi's
Ne ~~s~ss ~ ssp<sse.
ss.-s. 81. I-s---s1 .slE- ~. h. = s..-.s.-.. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shirts ~ 10, SEQ
Island" Starts o.. Paper coiart isr
BsIIu a FOWLER. Ma. . PARA rsw.
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verdict In the Csss ss Csssses Jseq~.s.
LounvnfR, May rs, tsss
10 The ~ Cooael Jacques, of Illinois, whose trs
on Indictment foe murder hes been fov days In
yrogrc-s, the Jury this morning rssurnsd verdict q
''Sot GUILTY" without lssvios their sssss
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the HlCneh provinces OF frurSth the HANunb'u W
trade caused by political uncertainty IN Germany y
forcing many manufacturers to discharge ther wofk
men
Two Irish pcers and Scotch peer have been pro
NOTED 10 tho peerags Of Great Britanthe Earl OF Cath
nos. AZ Baron Baroglll Lord Ahumney Or Baron Merry
dcth, and Lord Clemons a. Baron Ciermont
John Price nineteen years Of sgc has been delbrniey
sixteen year, Of age at Birmingham England About
month ago the two youths bad quarrel and ance lns'
time 'hsy hay. essu on very bad term. rss
ceased and some st work After looking rotnd
70 zee that be not observed, he walked up 70 DE-
fvm Ms DO ke placed the muxzle behind the deceassd
ear and Deliberately pulled the trigger
The returns OF the cattle plague In England for The
" ~ srms.s o. ns2 cases . compared with the pre-
vIous week OF 2al. There are twenty-five oounue. "a
England wales and Scotland entirely free from ns s,
ease and In fory-nns counties no cases wore ropo'ss
AZ occurring dung tho week.
The extensive smigraies from Ireland does not seer
TO be reducing the price Of lana Nearly thirty year
purchase got for some, situate In the county o. NJ
dare that came under shs hammer lately In the Asdet
Eslaies Court
The pubn Hasss~ states that by the sale Of the 90
s: O.; q ss ls% e. S.y we're
~ his friends with the view OF saving them Tor Dim W
be en- procure the purchase money.
HE British Admiralty has Issolysd % hsvs
Ireland and has decided that Rear Admir- frederck
hall transfer his Gag from The Hassns 60 The Bi.sk
latter The Hastings viii also remain a. QUEENSTOWN
curious controversy hes sprung up bstwen ne ports
Of Hastings and Dover. England IN reference 70 VIC
forthcoming installation of the Earl 0rarms a. Loru
warden Of The Cirque Ports The quostot bae Dover
~ Hastings the privilege Of sitting onsne mineaa -
rsh, o. ibe speakers chair, or has LG Granville, "
occupy that distinguished position fvs eontsnnea On
the part OF Hastlngs that that owq ns. snjoysn ~
privilege durng -four hundred years. ~ thai annng 'h1t
period Ne rfrft had only been s.a oncs nsvw
clsms as being the principal port ce"""s hS pesn
- s.s,.-, . ,s,,,.v r,.ssish. Scotland, We. sab
had Issslv bv he We !, dsed almost imuscis'ely.
They bad been drinkins shs wss us,,s ~ Is'ts (,
apprehension, lselk6 - $500 =. ~ ksIN y
cutting trip<; the huv ~' !" S"ss sev' M"
he fell % The knifs ~.
"" 49,, fossy Scss year The cashier q Messra
wns chsrgsd with fsesssy. Tlsesp wsrs
1870 ~. a<ssna TIE n scoer, tnyolvng amounts
svena ens btween ~, 90 and a. 90 only ors case
hose'nnto u sns "a ehsssc ~ srssdsl~ssfv fo,stns
ssT~ Sd-S< vss'sc~. sscssssiss, ssa s,-s.4ss
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BaseheIov's Hair Dye.-The hest In the
world only psEfeet Dy. harmless reab- insissss
I.lLl
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Cr~sts, Goats OF Arms, Initials. mosss
gains Ac richly chased gt and silver Tor fas hAsn~,e
squipase All tho newest styles, al D. BoLasDs -
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Corns. Bsntons, Enlarged joints as4
al desses Of the feo cured b Dr. AACiiAhfk. 100 ssosb
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All Prices Cashcd in Legal Lostsriss.-
CiToulsrs nd drawings aen.
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Address Polisk ~ ron, Meerehaus
Manufacturers COZ Broadway Fourth street ripss
cut 10 order, boiled and repaired.
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Foreign Theatrieals.
MILr. TAoLIoSI's FAREWELL PKRroRsAScs.
fBeriu (Aprl ~ correspondence Of dagnsnfs Aes=er

MILF. TAoIIONIS FAREWELL PfRFoRsASak.
fBerlu tApr ~ correspondence Of Gagnsnis Messen
gerl
Mile Marie Tagoni has dehnitivciy lett the stage and
about 10 marry Prince AoysJoscph de Wndsgrrtz,
superior officer 10 the Austrian army. Her farewell per
fofmsncs has just taken place al TIE Theare Roya OF
berlin wnere she had been engaged for some years past
The entertainment consisted OF fragments Of balcs Va
which she had created the principal parts and OF an
iniermede composed for the oscasion The whole
corrt was present, aud during one Of the inter
walls Of the performance the KIM sent for Nile
TAgon and her father and grandfather the latter OF
whom although eighty eight years OF ags, had come
expressly from Italy for the OCCASION The greatest on.
thusias IA prevailed throughout the evening For losg
time past no event has created 20 much excitement Va
Berln az this marriage The BRIDES father. NJ. Paul
Tagion first ballet master nj the theatre, and has
long joycd general esteem. Frequent offers OF en-
gagemenls had been sent from Vienna aud - Peters
burg "a his daughter but the court and public OF the
Prnssan capital had proofs Of affection 10
her family that che constantly refused 20 quit Berlin,
and bas terminated there her brilliant artistic
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Crfsssdore's Hair Dye-Ths Hest Evs4
usuufssi1rea wholesale And retail also sppiisd al No
AsloF House
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MURDER or A THEATRICAL ENrLorE IRON
xMEpfCA

Paris Arrfi 70, correspondence Of London Hcradl
Blk months ago tho ticket collector % 81 the minor
theatres In Paris away TO America with tricnd
wife He returned about week since Yesterihy, the
outraged husband went 70 his lodgings pulled pistol
from his pocket shot the soducer through the chest and
cave himself up TO the polcn This dssos menf W crn
en- ease n unusual In Paris where The proverb tells
IA l,s Srs pdro jdno,s rim but this taking
Of tho Law IN HIS hands by outraged husband h,
IN certain oasos sanctioned by Law itsen and the mut
derer likely 20 get Oh with nominal penalty. u he be
pot acauIffed
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buy NnIer's Hair Dye.-Lsrgs stss. ~
cent? BlAek brown sold BY drsxsiss Depot % Dc
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..-The undcr.igned AFRO U.de-Dbrss.


tons 10 many persons who grantousy e vilssj
q he Plantation B.,or but 10 sor~ than 70 tho Rsv
W. W. Hicks, formerly ~ Baltimore HE speech ~
the anniversary tho Temperance society In Drookiys.
snld.-
There ~ person sgning himself e. r 1872 IA qossy
duck, whose . Drake lie rrTy patriotic ~
would sell OF his bera SOUTH II no MA
gwen them the rebellion would lasted haf lone
he thin Va tho pocket public benefa4
tors seldom get rewarded and he Issued proclamation -
various clergy Offering thrm bottle n rianta ton uie
tera 10 anayEr. aud they nkei u Recommend H. -
one Presbyterian brother HAd he s0t one at Frsah
Green's, aud "a gOOin
We responshs for the reverend goucmans syss
cnba and hit uotsaly but th4
benc,oenoo Of has nAiuo csay viabis Out ~ the ,hrv4
hundred and York and brook1yo
think hundred and ninety WHO fAntap
t0n ltcrs These nterA the thing for clergy nssa
worked We afraid that Brothse
taxed but with reciprocal hbe atty
give him whole bittsn, and have ioute
VIII the equilibrium 0ood material sosts hsh
Iust Keeps pockets thin" hut foii0U
only pure standard have full conndonce truth
crushed "a earth will rise eesin.n
Friend Hicks. good turn deserves another aud
know Of my place the continent where they have
Plantation htler let and VII send
right The people mus, not sidi~r because
N DVAkE co
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s.-Cu.,om Clothing,

Abr. Gutmanns Marble Baths.
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS,
70 LAsi Fourth street. geAr BroadwsH
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A.-Motts Chemical Pomsde usssersS
hair without dycng IL the nnst hArdr-s sing tnow
Usa dyes haud preparation Depot NJ BARCLAY srss&
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a.-CustOm Clothing.
TUg FTSEsr STOCK Or HSuLfsH SCOTCH AND rARI4
CoATiSGs, TROusErIN0, CLOTHS AND DoEsk1Ho
10 order IN is city osnticnen call and inepec them
bRokAw BROS a. Lafayette psce aud - Fourth ascnna
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p,.inf,r, Your IIo..e. aud An PIssss

Cholera. Dynntery and Disvvh@s.-
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Everdeirs wedding Card Depot. 400
Broadway, sss Ysfs -Esxant styles u Neafns fls'uso
Cards aud Note fap~r
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shall fall Uncle SANS keapng sMiriIs ExrRAUH
or SWEET OPOfOhAx shah perfume tho world, Ne
could not produce richer gem ohocsr pnrfufne
L. l. SMITH Jr, manufacturer ~ tho nora pcfulery
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~hsr~ ansnsis. sfns fosst'g srl.i " gsisG
DIR COuHTAKfIH DlsIsfIGrfso VLrfD.
manufactured W the New f9rt bbinfsoiihs tgtnp~cu
uSsf srasengsrs uffsr ne fr~ln ~ tts bosrd ~
ffaslM n u.sfAy a HAri o. kduo4u IA ihs psktts
schools snd Board ~ Chsst aus Npfrrtpn ~ ne
police III station boa.rs ~ as~f ~ tsefSno
ssanshyt and oui b. uFed ~ ~ steamers snd sesfA
POWELL A THOMPSON, ~ Cedar sifssA
Tof sala ~ az arusxst.
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FLORENCE Les L-stssh sewing Maehtsss.
p@s H. ,hs uorii yfonEsCk sEvfko nAcHf0D
COMPANY % tB nrl4dvay
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snf AL Pulmonary Complaints Dr, JArsbh ttftcron
old anf ~sf kisf remedy. 14cusa1fs $40 haze
been restored h~ah ~ ia daily tsfy 70 hs srs1y
aol b, a
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wni HOsa A co y SOLAR gINH ctr cHEwiNs To-
rArcO y trrtsi n uuss 20 v " p~.ssnt sasnfsrs 81
~ AfITp AL rAHfn " fsltt - plsfs- pors~iseo -
Ns oar hsSssdss - thsee snf 80 f.s russ fef go
cay rsta1ss worts - ssa 40 -hea st.~t
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Howe sewing Machine Company
rIIss nswE. IT,. ftssSssi. ~ Brps1ssT Asss0
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Marriage s~S Ceisbssv. a. gssey -
wsfn;ns sna laskssies ~ keg.s msa Ass Ussses -
r-sf Asss ~. - g.s.fs = ssslsf isss s.rs!st~s
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RsswS usit Hotel swa water Co.
y essAsmyssa, rss sos ss- - okstsr~ kns. -
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uiii's uass Dys-sos., uissh 90 Drown,
in.as,ansaus is.t sls.gssi Dstss q John So
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nsyat uavsss ssssssvy,-pvtsss "a
- esf lafcfrnstg1 faruisa~d rhs hist<ss - -
4o&hs>cps as ~ siafs ~ ggtf sDs stlvrf
JAriyh CO. nsnksrs 10 Wal srsea
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rorLtrc rug NEW CABLE ON BOARD rHE GREAT
xAsrKRx--How IT prvryEs FROM THE WIRE or
Last yHAR--wuERE 1T ~ REcnivHD-TnsTfro
ruK INSULATION AND CoxrNUIrY-rHn fLyET.
From the London News April SOL
The slender Birmingham wire, which We reccniy
traced from s arrival ~ the gutta percha works In e
CITY road through ths various Of manufacture
marine cable being ooiled ct the rate Of two miles
an hour In the vast tanks OF the Great Eastern TIE
Amethysl hus, which We saw receiving ts precious
freight the other day moorcd Alongside The gts
ship on sheefncss while The Iris n being laden IN her
turn Greenwich and WIN supply the Amethysrs place
directly the latter is empsied mus manufacture and
stowage 90 ooncurrsnty and IT the moment one pa
of the grsaf In receiving lie elementary coating OF
Chattertons compound or peshaps bang spun ct Br-
osba other portions being laid down W the great
m, n ready for the final and momcntous paying out
standing on the deck 81 ne 0reae Eastern, . few
vards from ts stern you the cable slowly pess up
Ire ships side and series OF whceis aud pulieys,
iii ngenlousy constructed and carefully watched and
follow n under lie covered way until disappears into
me large wooden hut erected Tor ia reception THIS hut
Il the slse Of moderate barn and the deck covering Of
the a tank Entering BY rs DOORWAY, you look Into
vawnins diuiy lighted circular gull, the pcsssm gI
yhIeh sees 10 be composed OF light oak symmtcrcslly
tuyued Tho uniformity Of the slightly oorrugnsed
circles within circles--,he mathematical eracttune
with which each appears 10 q, isto, and % psr o.,
Ne neishbor--ths seeming soidity and unity W.
when the eye has become, - u were, scchmaused
20 The pale gimmsr Of ths swingme lamp. eslov
that the silent white hgures squstsd Of regular inses
vnla and moving nsisslessly around, are sees 70 .,
csblsmen and the apparent wood carvne W ~ ~
cabIs The external dlsn ton bstween last yerrs eec
THE RIPE and this " seen 70 BE- VERY msrked; w
aLss1es W is ts<y o~~ssas- sHa l-e sssl, sAi-.a-
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tn. Imp,e,sa En,p.,. m.ss l = s....s.s
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Tns usson B.s,ss nj. r.sh,ns; - =.
NJ, ~ Bfasfssr
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are snss S'uiosssi wVss 10 ns s,0nxsA sss'-
ssnss rrsssrss vhssa " rsssy.s s.Y W tn$''
,sr, rmszy sRowss vgnsIrugH costrs -
w,,v ,c,y,ov. - -..t
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ets6dasd's Cholera specific,
A rvsssnsirs ss1 rifs - Chs'rrs GAefa -
DisfYkya. Drstisfy. saanensf CO 9&sihts.
tbsasA saf bsssis, D.
arODDAHD HUEros rfos~sss's T''f' y "
scf4 W. 81 fFufrfss
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'ash'on y 4 politicians, might be fairly expected
70 as' o' aths, not for years, when presto as py
N Harequin's wand, the whole scene is changed
Te Vienna papers suddenly announced that Italy was
rscrety armng that Garibaldi had left Caprera that
CORPS of we're forming in Lombardy, and that
one of them had actually crossed the Mincio and en-
gagged an Austrian detachment stationed in Revigo In
Wow OF contingencies that might arise from these IN
provoked demonstrations, said the official Evsning
Post absolutely necessary for Ausirs 4. provide
Tor the defence or ney .suEory and, scco'u'Ae",
"--' '"'" v'A"--- sant the .cM.'.'" "'A"''"hs a"'
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points East and West. Her cabin is large and her
staterooms fitted up with every convenience, while
she never fails to take her passengers through on
/" time" She is staunch, feet and perfect, as a
passenger packet and enjoys o widespread popu-
larty as a safe and reliable boat.
DAVID WH1TE-Nercbdnts' and Peoples Lane
for LouisriNe,-This new and unsurpassed pas
senger steamer, in charge of Capt. j. W. Vawter.
and Mr. NJ S. Nawter in the office, leaves at 5
O'Clock this evening for Memphis, Cairo and LOUIS
vile, connecting with the railroads for all points
East aud West. The passenger arrangements OF
this boat combine every requisite for comfort
convenience and luxury, while her table IS always
loaded with temptations
MAGSoLrA-Espress Passenger Packed for ST.
Louis.-Today at O'Clock, the new, splendid and
swift passenger packet Magnolia Capt. Jas. Mather
commander, will leave for the above and way
points. Tie Magnolia is large and commodious
steamer, and q very fast craft. Her cabin is
model of neatness, We warmly commend the
Magnolia and her officers to travellers bound up
the river to-day. They couldn't find better boat
by waiting a month, and they may rely on being
taken through on quick time, and enjoying them
selves. Capt. Jas. Mather, her commander, and
MFR. Ed. Phelps, her chief clerk, are well known
as efficient and safe steamboatmen. The Magnolia
connects at Memphis, Cairo aud St. Louis with the
railroads for all points East and West Remem-
Der the Magnolia leaves positively at o'clock to-
day.
WHITE CLOUD No. 2 FOR ST. LOUIS TO-DAY
Merchants and Peoples Line.-The great St.
Louis passenger packet White Cloud No. 2, Capt
A. c. Hopkins commander, and Mr.. Jos. Fay, clerk,
leaves this evening at o'clock for Memnhis
Cairo and St. Louis, connecting with the railroads
for all points East and West. The White Cloud is
large, very fleet and magnifcently appointed
passenger packet, and has built for herself repu-
tation as few boats enjoy. Her cabin is miracle
of beauty, and her staterooms are large and ele-
giant. The table OF the White Cloud is peculiar
institution" and is always supplied with all the
market affords
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nece,pr. of Produce Yesterday.

LOUISVILLE Louisana-5l pkgs of
mdse bales cotton ODER Atwater &co-6 bales
cotton 81 hhds tobacco Bell. Harris &co-ll hhds
tobacco Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-s do John e
Kings do Gould, Roach &co--4 Wilson & Young
4 do 90 bbls seed G Worthingt on-20 bdls paper
Stevens Seymour box castings to Newman \
Gehibaeh-l2 pkgs stoves A Weislnan-26 do J H
Champman-2 do H Keep-3 do Rice Bros &co--
bbls eggs King Bros-4 do Bentz-21 do to J
Lechner--ll do G O'Riley--6 da P S DuSouchet
&co--l do esks bacon DelBondio--6 bbls eggs
l hfcsk cheese Schneider j. Zuberbier-lot furni
ture Hann&, offutt &co-32 bbls eggs bbls APP
pies bbls sugar bxs do l kegs butter 2l4 coops
fowls to Miller s. Meyer esk liquor bbls oil to
III j Smith &co--477 dosme D l. Ranlett-l20 bbls
Palaaio-2 hSs stones 5 rolls leather g j Feyre--
l6 rolls leather C Weishaar-32l bbls -four D Fer
guson--S0 It's hams c Harris-7 do to HeddeH &
Meader-2G0 hbs pork j O'Rren--l half-bbl bells
FL Allison &co---9 hSs mdse Boutou, Smith & Dis
pkgs mdse D Wast--55 do H " Farley &ca--9S do
80 bales hay hhls whisky 10 bhls -four ties lard
B L Castendyk--l keg molasses and Is ties hams
Caulheld--5o csFs bacon 40 hSs cheese SO bbls of
pork A D GrisG-50 bbls pork Aston 4 Faurner
552 bales hay Fairohild Yerhoof Il Bingham-62l
SKIS malt to Geo Merz-sundilas to orlsr-Total Il
bales cotton CT hhds tobacco
CINGfNS ATI-Steamer ] W Garrett-5o bills
beans j 6 Greve--40G hf-bbls beef Grief Il Byrnes
1850 bxs candles II Kennedy &co--4lS pcs cast,
ings stoves IL pigs mdse Brooks Macdonald
1927 SKIS malt ] Zoeliy--169 do Geo MerZ-2G0 do to
200 bbls -four S II Barton &co-l0o bbls pork 40
bbIssoil Chenoweth Casey Ned ties hams hhds
bacon 10 bbls flour Smith Eby &co--3 boilers to
I B Bo6Iey SSco-so bbis f6ur Walthall &co--l00
do Jas Connoly &co-29 hbIs pork I hchiilan-
lot furniture Mitchell, Creig &co--do Oh Raymond
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II is calculated. from data deemed trustworthy,
that In Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi the mum.
her of negroes at work is about one-third Of thai
4 1860, while there are now twice as many white
lab0rers as then. In those districts where white
abor has heretofore been used there Will be toler
ably full crops Of everything.
The Directors Of the Charleston md Savannah
Railroad have held a meeting and declared their
corporation insolvent. The total indebtedness Of
the road is more than 81 700 900, while the avas
of TIE whole road, with depots ana rolling stock,
sonly q, 365 900. Nearly 100000 is required to
put the road In repairs. TX
Indiana paid United States 50 1892 42s revenue
during the year 1865.
The total indebtedness Of the city of Indianapo-
III March A 1866. was sat ,422 45.
THE Cincinnati Enquirer understands that
Murat Halstead, Esq, who for the last II years
hi been connected with the Commercial as editor
and proprietor to be the successor of Mr. Potter
ss managing editor Of that paper.
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STEAM BOATS.
MOBILIZE,

GULF srEAMPHIP LINE-vIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
ZOE MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Ala-Composed of the following screw steamships:
Alliance,
II. j. AGNEw, Commander.
Planet.
G. II. HALLowELL, Commander
Exact,
C.P WASHBURN, Commander
G. Castro,
GEO. KAsTNER, Commander.
These all insure at the lowest rates. and will take
freight for all points the Alabama river giving through
bills of adng with privilege Of reshppng at 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 excepv the actual cost Of transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and conssgnees.
Shippers will please procure orders the Agents office
before shipping, and will have their bills of lang signed at
the same place. PERKINS & HERsEY,
s. JONES, Agents,
26 Carcndeet street, New Orleans La.
STEWART OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
THE MORGAN LINE SI,,, UNITED STATES MAIL
Leaves SATURDAY, 2ls inst. the arrival of The p
fontchartran Railroad train.
FOR MoBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer
Alabama,
A. s. GARDNER. Commander,
Will leave as above carrying the U. s. Mails
Bills of ladng signed at the Agents office until
N. B-No freight received after 21sP NJ
Freight taken Is per cent less than card rates.
l. c. HARRIS, Agent.
Corner Camp and Common streetH.