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New York Money Market.

New YORK, May H.
Money steady at 4@5 per cent on call
loans. Sterling quiet but firm at 10956 a.
l09ls. Gold tlrmer, opening at 1891 and
closing at 1909. Government stocks are
without decided change.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. ii. II. Baker,
(Universalist,) of Fort Plain, New York,
will preach in Temperance Hall, next Sun
day morning, and at O'clock in the after
noong qUIf 9..a .l Nlll. mi sgt
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GB7The 4sth Ohio, numbering l52 officer,
and men, left New Orleans for Columbu:
ON the l4th inst.
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MIsTAKE.-Our notice of the Steam
Laundry was wrong. They commence
operations in full blast on Monday, MAY
2S. It'd
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FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.--Nice spring
chickens will be served up at all hours, at
the Atlanta House No. 20 Market street.
t'N m16dtf
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tB@As an evidence of the growing pros
perity of Piqua, the Democrat says: New
buildings still continue tospring up in all
parts of the city, an evidence of unusual
prosperlty.n l-SE>A
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A CARD.--As have rented my rooms on
Third street, and have only a limited time
to remain, therefore / will sell the balance
of my stock regardless of cost.
mlsd1w p. A. LAFEE.
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GEORGE KIsER, y,.un,
N JESSE ID, HARRY,} '''e 1 res'ue
Il. THOMPSON, Secretary. 1

LuNcH.-Schieble & Ruff. at the Colo
made, No. 2sS Second street. will set q
splendid Lunch at ten O'Clock, on Monday
morning next. Turtle Soup and all the ex-
tras of the season will be on hand Call
In. boo. a1 lI 1td
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Terrible Explosion = Sixty Lives
Lost.

MONTREAL, c. Il, May Is.
The steamer Lyon. on trial trip yester-
day afternoon, exploded her boiler when
opposite Hoehelaga two miles below Mon
treal. Sixty lives were lost, and seven per-
sons were severely injured.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-19

~ DINING Room Girls wanted at the
Phoenix House. The best of wages win be
paid. m17d3
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ARRIvED.-Those new styles of Fenan
Suits, can now be had at the Eagle Cloth
ing Store, lis Main street. m14dIw
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NOTICE TosoLDIERs AND SAILORS

1. All officers in the Navy. who lost elotbin., NV
reason OF the destruction of vessels. ~ -T'T' -
All who claim retained Government or Local
Bounty (both Army and Navyl O
B. All able, and Ordinary seamen who enlisted
IN the United states Navy, between the 24th of Feb
ruary and the LIST ofJuly, 1885,.
T. All officers of the army--who recruited m,
conditional Commissions-and W.
z T. veterans who have received no Local Bounty
viii md Tito their interest to address 'MatthA,s
a brunaugh," lO2 East Pearl street Cincinnati
ONO, who promise speedy and prompt settieme nj
Of the above claims r .lI ' m y
MATTHEWS q BRUNAUGH.
mi-dS lO& East Pearl street, Cincinnati o.
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~ Artemus Ward, who designs soon
leaving for Europe, says, in recent letter
to Portland paper: 81 had intended sail
ing from Portland, but am told, though
your steamers leave punctually, they sell
dom reach the other side. This will deter
me from patronizing them. / would not
sary,D - Hi
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s26. Bartlett Sewing Machine. 8

V~U, nHIIIeIl sewing Machine. $26.
Il LICENSED under patents of uo,va xvhsa,., 4
~ wilson, Grover Baker aud Singer 4 "a
anu tae only cheap machine In the United states
four motion Under.Fe 'S" VI
We want Agents 70 sell them, WIN nav s5O to
tSOo per month, or allow large Commisslonss SWin
send Machines To be paid for wheA sold FOR CIR
euiAEs = Terms y a 1e enclose en- stamp and address
Al either OF our Ofices Philadelphia pa froieA,
Ohio, or 81. Louis, Mo. - A''0d''
"seys with double or single thread. .p-Sct,ntsSs
aNesoe"' ai6limWam
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Peach Blow Potatoes

DOR sale In bulk by carload, or In barrels A
.,sas, !. y sSf5EEEiEf6 nh I! ( nISsfT, q ,.
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1isd

ALTICK-On tho afternoon OF the 9th inst. Will
LIAM only son Of As ., ALrIcKs aged one year :
tunefal a. the United Brethren Church al three
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon Services BY Rev. w.
J, shuey.
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FA-RMhRS TAKE NoTIOEii
BUCKWHEAT SEED FOR SALE.

VI nnderslgned have received a large quantity
- oI BuChWHEAr SEED, suitable for Seeding
M MMheh they oner for sale. Farmers send IN yonrt
9'poIs' miodiWaw2 GROSS a KIsSELL
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ES A man and his wife were saved from
burning to death at Cincinnati on tuesday
night, by New Foundland dog of theirs
rushing into their room and awakening
them while the house in which they lived
was burning.
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~ GORGE ENGLE WHOSE RESI-
denee Is unknown 20 the plaintiff, will take notice
that John N Butt, Of the county OF Montgomerv
n the state OF ONO, did on the 4th day OF AnrH'
a; ~ 1885 hle his petition In the Superior G,nrt
within and Tor the county OF Montgomery Ohio
against the said George Engle, defendant settins
iorth that the said George Enge gave mortEase
20 the said John \ Butt on in-lot number one Eun
In said county OF Montgomery Ohio 10 secnss shss "
payment OF oftwo hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dois
iars Sftol according TO Hcertain note referred 10
hnsie may pay said sum now claimed 10 be due
amountinR 70 twohundred and tw wenty -y ye ,lollsrS
go Mlth interest," from April ist 1865 on mai
sslq premises may be sold TO pay the same, ana fh
saiq George Engle is hereby notified that he IA ~
qured 20 appear and answer said petition on az
1eIore the third saturday ateT the Isl day of Jahs
" S.s,,, 10 80. - GkO. W, MOlER q
April IL, lsoo-wot Attorney for PLAINTIFF
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JUST Observation-Disclosures large lot of
Mems and Boys new style Spring AMI
Summer Hats and Caps, to be sold at great
ly reduced prices. lm bi'u
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GE- The Sisters Fairlwilll commence at
lClegg's Hall, on next Monday evening. The
kind and benevolent ladies need means to
defray some heavy debts, and we sincerely
hope our citizens generally, will tender to
them substantial compliment, by patron
izing the Fair to the extent Of their means.
The Sisters have nothing to gain, person.
ally, by the enterprise, as their fortunes
consist in that which they wear, the bal
ance is given for charitable purposes. Many
hundreds of the suffering little ones have
been comforted by them; as their lives are
devoted to this worthy object, we hope the
Fair will be decided success. Those who
give to the poor lendeth TO the Lord. The
good ladies who have the management of
the Fair have left nothing undone to make
1t one of the most attractive that has ever
been held in Dayton. We hope the char
table people of Dayton will be as liberal
as they have been on former occasions.
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Treasurers Notice.
TO the Tax Payers of Montgomery
County, Ohio. I. =

II1HE BOOKS are now ready. and We win at,and
i TO receiving taxes for1s6S, during ONCE Hours,
~ the IreAsurer's once. Ifyou consult your con.
yenience you will call hsforo the rush which rem
ders II very unpleasant during the last few week
Of the time specified by law. Remember that one
nan "a she Taxes remain unpaid and y to be paid
as ,aia authorised ~ Law: "a DANIEL sTSAI1RY,T
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EB The Conference Of the non Episcopal
Methodist Church, now in session at Gin
cinnati' had lively time Tuesday after
noon' on the subject of Negro Suffrage
1t was made apparent that majority OF
the ministers were in favor of negro suf-
frage' Copperheads were denounced, and
resolution denunciatory Of Odd Fellows
and Masons was laid op the table by only
yeas4e, nays %. q J HH t1 " :
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Is warranted to be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, 1t is
healing, softening, and expectoratinp, and
particularly suitable for ali affections of the
Throatlend Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
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3O6 Second ST.. bet. Main and Jefferson.
lm18d2
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For Making Sugar.

IRON FuRNAC CEsSAAT VERY Low
PRICES, AT CHRISTOPHER A sPIEI MANS
SlS Third street. They win save time, labor and
WOOD In boiling sirup and cooking food for farm
stock. They are light and portable.
Also, great number Of pans for boiling snaar
water. Call and seef0r yb6fselvAs Y VI febaiyytf
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LuNcn.-John Gengnagel will set splen-
did launch tomorrow Sunday morning,
from ten till twelve o'clock, at the Day
ton View House." Turtle Soup and all the
nice things of the season win be supplied.
His Garden has been fixed up in the best
style, and refreshments of all kinds VIII be
furnished to visitors during the day and
evening. This is one of the most pleasant
places of resort In the vicinity of the city.
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SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT. With the
greatest pleasure we inform lovers of good
and innocent amusemcnts, that we will
nave fine entertainment at Huston Hall,
next Monday eveiiiiig, consisting VI good
music, and hramatieal pcrforamAices. by
sons, OF the boys Of IEmanuel's School, etc.
under the direction IQf Mr. Joseph Fischer
organist of Emanuel's, Church Some
splendid singers and musicians have volun-
tcefed their services for this occasion, and
we hope 1t will be very agreeable affair.
We also hear that 125 valuable articles
will be given away to the visitors at this
entertainment. II you wish to be lucky,
secure ticket In time, and you may re-
ceive thirty times the value of your money.
Price of admission fifty cents.
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i 11T7l-- Z f7Ti u -t - -
POST OFFICE DAYTON, ONO, April 25, 1866.
until further notice the mails will arrive and
close at this oflloe as follows; ~ a 4t
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DIscHARdE OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
Adjutant-General Cowen commenced on
Wednesday, the leth inst, signing dis
charges of members of the National Guard
II is said that there are over 5000 of these
discharges to be issued. iifp
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Mr.. .MeCAULEx.-w are conadcht that
1t will be gratifying to our readers to know
that Mr.. McCauley, the distinguished
American Tragedian, will certainly appear
at the Opera House on Monday evening
next In Shakspeare's. great creation OF
''Hamlet," a character in which he is unri-
vailed. 1t is refreshing to be assured that
we are to have succession of representa-
tions of the legitimate drama, by so emf
inentsa feiiDePtor'of the Tkespisn art. q fE
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NOTICE.

John X dhnts Butt Plaintiff superior Court. Mont
Feorge Engle. Deft } ''' 'H'o'
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Has cured thousands ofathe worst ehses OF
Blind land Bleeding Piles. II gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects permanent cure.
Try It directly. II Is warranted to cure,
N ForfsaIe by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle - h1lu .toi f7ii. 4iil
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07


+ OF Rr-SINESS CAPITAL.
'S LICENSE,
,u ,oo
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

TAR WN WOupW ARD has located at
IL FISHING POINT, near NIiiStoue Land
ny and respectfully oti,ss has gruG. sslulal ser
10 the public.
may lu!I. IS65--,l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
300 acres,

mate or less
It has comfortable DIV hhl,INh-
House, two fine Barns and al ncccssa-
ry out t-buildiugs upon it. It IS we'll in
proved. in high state OF cultivation and
is one of iinest Tobacco growing es ta'es
in Southern Maryland It IS we'll fenced
and watcrcd, is located in 4 pleasant aud
remarkably healthy ncighborhood aud
within four or FIVE miles Of the village OF
Charlotte Hall. The paruxcnt steamers
stop within half mile Of this estate. and
Oysters, Fish and Wild Fowl abound 10
the adjacent waters. Il adjoins the fine
estates ofJohn II. Thomas aud DR.. James
Il. Thomas and was originally attached to
the Trent ball estate.
Terms of Sale, rs prescribed by fhc Dc
cree. are: One half Of tue purchase mo
ney in cash on the day of salc-'he resi-
due in two equa! instruments at Que and
two years credit, the deferred payments to
be secured by tho bonds of the purchaser,
with security TO be approved by the TruS-
tee, and to bear interest from the day ot
sale
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, tho Trustee will execute u deed
to the purchaser, free, clear ard dlscharg
ed from The claims Of the parties to this
sui, and of those claiming under them,
K. STONE.
Trustee.
Nav l., 1S66-ts.
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Arctic Refrigerator.
Sandford's Patent Self entila-
ting and Purifying.

'IlHE best and roSt conveniently chn-
4 st uvted article t"r cooling ard perSery-
ing Meats, Milk, butter Fruit, Wines. &c.
All the compartments are guaranteed dry !.
.Hd cons qnently free from oud. m"l>tuTe
aud impure o,!or. and will keep the vlands
placed in them in a better and harder candI-
Ii N than any other Refrigerator now before
the public.
The improvements recently added-hy
which great saving oi ice has feen obtain
ed, more frisid air produced and turabiIl'y
eff~c,e,,-cefta'nie places tnem far in advance
OF anything ever offered Tor public patron
aCC. -
The shelve, Of the ARCTIC are open
work, to allow the free circulation of the air
down about the sides Of vessels or articles
upon the shelves, thus entIray surround
ing them with moving currents OF cold
lar.
They open with double doors upon the
front aud top, with lock and key to cach-be-
ing made out cf seasoned lumber in the very
best manner and handsomely graincd-rnakcs
4 desirable piece OF furniture for dining
room, and have water jar from which y r
fectly cold water can bc had at all times
without additional ice.
For sale only in this city by
COkTLAN & CO.,
Nos 21G and = lS Baltimore Street,
Manufacturers and owners OF Patent,
Chest and Upright kKFRiG ORATORS Of
other kinds.
" lFER D)L E4S IL great rariety.
P4TENT U.lTER PiTCHEHS.
P.lTEN7 ICE CREAM FHEEIERS.
ICE PICKS and MiLLEIS, Sc, SC.
may II. l8GG--3nl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
PT. F[kHIcKS MANOR.

This land is located in the patuSnnt Dis
trict. has a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE and good ou,-houscs upon it ana
contains
24I acres,
moro or less
It lies near the Patuxent River, is located
in pleasant aud healthy nci9hborhood
and is in a fair state of cultivation an1 I'M
provemeat. It's soil is we'll adapted to
the growth of the staple products Of tbs
section of the Stare, aud w:,h small out
lay, this land could BE- converted INTO ono
OF the finest estates 10 Southern Mary
land
Terms of Sale, as prescribed by the
Decree, are CASH.
When all the purchase money shal! be
paid, the Trustees will execute a deed to
the purchaser. free, clear aud discharged
from al, claims of the parties TO this SUIT
aud of those claiming under them.
+. STONE,
Il. FORD,
Trustees.
May Il, 1S66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07

ng We have, in connection with our
a MACHINE SHOP, where
Uc have on hand constantly tull sup
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07

nE We have, in connection with our
warehouses, MACHINE SHOP, where
VIC have on hand constantly tull sup
ply Of
Extra and Esepai rs
for those machines. and where experienced d
machinists are employed to repair them
For machines purchased of US, Extras
and Repairs can be furnished at any time
hereatter-an advantage offered to farm
crs worthy of their attention, as great dis
appointment and loss are often occasioned
by failure to obtain these articles prompt
ly when need I'd.
Our Machine Shop was established IN
1897, and we have, since that time, con-
sian;Iy kept on hand EXTRAS AND
REPAIRS for all Machinery sold by US,
and we offer the farmer The guaranty that.
at any time hereafter, he can get any part
ofany machine he may have purchased
from US, promptly and without delay
Catalo]ucS Of the adoyc M,chiacS no1o Rca
dg for DistrtJu'jon.
Dealers in the above named territory
cao. only be supplied through US, and to
them we offer these machines on factory
terms.
Parties advertising as sole gents for the
State of Virginia, for either of the above
mentioned machines, do so without war
rant cr authority, Dealers in the terrific
ry named will be pleased to observe this
J. j. RARTHOLOW & CO.,
Dealers il Agricultural Implements,
Seeds and Fertilizers,
55S Seventh Street, Washington, D. G..
- King Street, Alexandria, Va.
May 3rd, l0G6-6w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07

Iay IL, 1866 4w
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
I i.ustees' Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTlTG.

RY virtue off decree Of the Circuit
~ Court for Saint Mary's county. sitting
as Court of Equity, pissed in cause III
which Luke W B Hutchins is Complainant.
and John Saxton and others are pcien-
dants, and bearing date of the 23rd day
of November, 1865. the undersigned, as
Trustees, will Offer at public sale at the
Court House door in Leonardtown. GU
the 10Th day of
June next,
between the hours oflO o'clock, u,
and 5 o'clock, p m,, the following prop
erty, to Wit;
One tract or parcel of land. lying and
being in Saint Mary's county, State OF Ma
ryland, known as the land of which John
Simms died seized and possessed, and
called
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
REAPERS g. MOWERS.
FOR TIE HARVEST OF
1866.

1900.
j. P. RA9THOLOW &, CO.,
NJ. p King SrRssr. ALExaNDnIA. Va
No 57s SsvkSrn ST WA>ntNaroS, ID. c.
woutl advise their customers aad the pub
lie that they ''arc sole Agents for The
following Machines:
The "Buckeye" Reapers and
Mower,
Woods Hcapers & Mowers,
Balls ReaperS \ Mowers.
Hubbard Reapers s. Mowers,
CONTRASTING
SELF-EAkENS, HANDkAkERS and
DROpPERS,
with absolute and exclusive control of
them in The following territory-viz:
4l~.ot~i,t'a. VI. the District Of CJua,
BID, and the following counties of Virginia:
FuirtJJ, Iorul9pn. Prince UiHtan,. Fan-
qnicr, Rapp,hunnord, Crlprpper Nuf-
ion2. Npa-sgIcaaia, kin5 Gs2rye,
HcImorcIan} RichmonR,
NortA,Dnj, r}sn3, L<,n-
custD' OraR3e
anI Hld.<oR.
These Machines, 81 long and favorably
known in Virginia aud Maryland, aud al
over the country. are offered this season
mech inprore| and at r,|acei prices.
On the merits Of these celebrated ma
cliucs, If is useless TO comment They
are 10 well knnwn over the whole country
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
S25. THE S25.
Uniuu Business Gullege
HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL.
Eighth and Spring Garden SIS
PHILADELPHIA.
THOM rs NAY PIERCE, a. NJ.
President and Consulting Accouriant-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

INDUCEMENTS
N0VFl. 4 PERMANENT ARRANGE
MENr OF BUSINESS COLLEGE
TERMS,
From April 10 October 1, 1865.
AND sUCcFKpINo YEARs.
LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS. including Book
keeping, Bu>iness Correspondence, Forms
and Customs, Commercial Arithmetic, Bus
mess Penmauship. Detecting Counterfeit
Money, & Commercial Law.
TWENTY-FlVE DOLLARS.
SCHO.. .ARSlllPS. including the samo Subjects
as above. TIME LIMITED 10 THREE
MONTHS.
TWENTY DOLLARS.
PENMANSIIIp, Three Months 81
PENMANSlitP aud ARITHMETIC, Three
Mos. $40
The saving Of coal ana gas in the summer
months is an advantage Of such Importance
aS enables the management of this College ~
make a considerable reduction in the summer
rates.
From October I. 1866, 10 April /, 1867,
And succeeding years US before.
blc NCAolafShl(lS, 90
Scholarships, months, $50
pruunllShiu ) months, $40
Pcnmanship and Arithmetic. 3 months, $l2
Special Terms .tor Ctuts. Soldiers. and to- tie
Sons # Ministers and Teachers.
DAY AND EVENING INSTRCU ZION
FOR BOrH SENES AND ALL AGES,
In Banking. Storckcepine Bookkeeping, PEN
man>hip, Pen Drawing, Fhonography, Arith-
nciic, Mensuration. Alg,l ra, Geomstry, An
aly'ical Geometry, The Calculus. Navi atlen,
Surveying. Engineering, GlnSing, Mining,
Mechanical Drawing, Commercial Law, Ger
man.. ..relcgraphing, and the English Branch
es, at moderate prices. -~
Endorsed 10y the public as the most sue
ccseful business College cf the cuuutry, ~ is
evidenced by the fact, that
-FOUR HUNDRED AND TWO STU
DENIS
have entered In the
FIRST SIX MuNTH% cF IFS EXISTENCE.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
A LIST OF LICENSES

GraneI by Clerk of the Circuit Court Saint Marys
County Traders, Ordinary Keepers and 9TH
ers under the provisions of the 56tn Article
of the Code of Public General Laws and
the Act of Assembly passed March
10th, 1862, Chapter 2la, for
the current year, begin
ming May lst, 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07
NAME PLACE OF BUSINESS. CAPIrAl
TRADERS LICENSE
ANiE.
DATE.
1866

Nav lst John Cru kaEanks;
same for sprituous liquors
Jam u Mcrryman u DNniei D oPa"''ns'
sam, ior slirtuouo liquors
E.lmu Il PIowdcn.
same for spirtuous liquors
Edward Iubuan,
same for spirtuous liquors
Levin J Soth1rpn
same f)f spiri:uous liquors
JOHN 7 Btlicn5er
same ior sp rtnoua liquors
{ G. SpalGjng S { McCully,
same for spiri,uou. liquors
Charles Bowling,
same for sljrituous liquors
John l. Iiainnelt q RI; llaenmett,
same for sprituous lquors
Henry $ & Edward > HALEY,
same for spiituoua liquors
Jas f Abel,
same for spirtlous liquors
john 5 Edwards,
same for slNritunus hluorh
Ihos + Drury x VIM II Taylor,
same for spirtuuus liquors
w Brady Il Elkanah Edwards.
same for spirtuoui liquors
Wm A Lokcr, 7 II Do'scy = Z Norris,
same for spirituous liquors
EcniInin Dawson Il Jas + " ttheu,
1r pl
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same for spirituous liquors
Francs t'o'as1'ofoaSh,
- same iof 5! !nI' y, H,'I H,us 'alu''I ir ucE,v
same for spir'uous liquors
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:, '"'''u 'o' 'lI''''"o''' ''l'0''
o''"'ci ''c''''' ''9o"'
same 'of Sp"',"''H 't'l""''
h'"coc Adams y '''llo' ;''','','7'
same '0' St'ri''o"' '''l'0''
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-19
NEW oRLEANs.-The Times Of Saturday

NEW ORLEANs.-The Times of Saturday
says: ~
The heavy rains of Thursday evening
rendered the levee soft and mil y. In many
parts of it we noticed that draymen could
scarcely approach the woodwork of the
wharf without becoming imbedded in the
mud. The worst parts of it lie between
Canal and Customhouse Streets, which
should be attended to at once. A good
coat of oyster shells would, in the opinion
OF many, he of great service.
The weather throughout the greater part
of yesterday was fine and pleasant, a fresh
breeze having kept up most of the time.
Business on the landing was exceedingly
dull, there being but tive departures, one
of which was the Nina SHINES for Bayou