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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
The Egyptian Cancer AntIdOte,
The Most Remarkable DlSc0YerY


EVER MADE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
Known and used only at the Ma
TIONA CANCER NSTITU r.
422 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
This Antidoe is "A certain and painless
remedy for all Cancers, Malignant Iumors
and Sores, curing the very worst cases In n
few days. Prof. Harvey also has SPECIFICS
that never fail la Asthmn, Consumption
rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Heart
Diseas :, and treats all other Chrome Dis
eases successfully. Address
PROF. HARVEY,
oc30 dtf Box 30, Cincinnati, Ohio. T
ss- coLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. :, This
celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
smand, is made from the caoIcEsr mate
ais. IS MILD and EMOLLIENT in It's nature
sAGRAsrLY SCENTED, and extremely
ENEFIcIAL In its action upon the skin.
',r sale by druggists and fancy goods
Gates. aue.iiY
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. Arrlve.
Evansville. Vincennes, Y. i VII y y
Accom- Iod't'n, $40 A N l0H "a = -
Mail ......,,...., 9sl5 A NJ 1877 o'Vo
Vfncennes Ac 2sl6 y n 4i0o '''''''''''''
GOING SOUTH.
faava Leave Arrive
mNf qerre Haute. Yincennes. E''vilie.
-. x \. $40 A NJ 9:lB A NJ
Ers'sht q Ae. gs56 A N I2i2sP NJ ~ p NJ
Mali .'.....,... $40 r N b;ob u BIZ u
Terre Haute and indianapolis.
f4N FROM TEHRE HAUTE
~ A8fs Leave. Arrive.
Ntsht Express, .....,...,,... rs AN 100 A n
eepTnInodati0n ..m....... no A M $40 y M
Mail 3s20P NJ ii s23 A NJ
Express ...,.,..,.... ,,..,.,,.. ;35 r NJ $40 NJ
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
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Bs8~Comc to Head Il Moneys for
yarns Slia,ols, hick Wooien and good
FkInnels.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FRoM YINoENNEa.

IF5JEI 7 : J n
Going East. Going W.T.,
Observation-Disclosures. il1PM hs25 An
Express ,....... ................i0i32 $50 NJ
NOrIcE 10 PAssENGERs FOR ST. LOUIS
AND CAIRo, I'm consequence OF change OF
for the West Is now made by the afternoon
train on the u, and @, Road. Passengers
for the above points viii lay over at VIM
e0nnAs till 6slS am. next day sAftsfk
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MRa. WINsIOW.

azn experienced Nurse and Female PhyAl-
seaAn. presents TO the attention of mothers
taeF
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80 fHfaaa Hi 4nH lfs.-aar
8 lHif4 fAnL laf sA.Ua n4s
"a bH solHa ifa9H 13aul Ia .aat
WH 4iis atH4.o .eaG
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Ed FER 3 e s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRAET 4 Co.:


6entlenen-I am aresident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed to write 10 you concerning the real
value of your SELTZER APERIENT as a remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia. / desire 70 express
to you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SELLER has done my wife.
For four or five years my VIE has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and after being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two three years.
she wss finally induced TO seek the l.}Vlce ola
learned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, OF Venezuela,
who Immediately treated Der with your EFER-
NE5CENT SELIZER APERIENT, she began 10
improve at once, and IS now PERFECTLY WELL.
feel it 10 be my duty for the good Of humanity to
make this statement, feeling that medicine 30 val
liable should te widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing n earnest gratitude and thanks.
8m very respectfully yours,
S. d. G. HENRTQUkP,
New YCrs, June Is, IS. Merchant, Curacao, "A.
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Renewal Of Government Ii
CsBses.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
C5lr-roB's OFuCE ~ II>TrTT Or TEss. (
NAsHymLE, Nav = 1850.
4 IL persons doing bu-inesS are hereby notified
"a t1at their licenses must he Ter cWsd iorthwith.
Ne-l-gt sud de.8Y al er this notice, VII not be
over o1kej. hut any person fcuni doing business
vi.hou. license on the l.. July mex. VII - fined
$500. Hereafter. up license VI u gC granted Tor dis
ling 90 auv person who s. 10 srrears i1rtsEes snd
all Wl0 are found ENGAGED iu tina business wuhCu;
license. viii Dr. u-o.ecutei E n The tines sui penal
ties pres rbnd bY ssF aud immediate steps v D be
aiken 90 c1u6s. ate heir distliery and the land
upou u hieh IS zItuste5.
mayg-1w iDl n j.. NOREELL, Collector
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Notica.

U7HE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE wil be open
4 ed tar hue ness 90 the Hall of the ghamn-r OF
Commerce. No. 90 College street, on Thursday
reXI, and every dsy t1efelfjer al ] O'Clock, p m F,
ana tf1a ID oUen Unh oc.0cs, shen C Is expected
that the Memuers vlIl be present with samples %
Cotton, Grams, GrQceues, &c-
Al huvers whether members or rot, are respect
fully inv ted 10 be- present.
r1a5ss-a ISAAC IITTON. see'y.
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Mr. BoHNuEID is prepared to disin-
ter and forward the remains Of any Of
the above soldiers 30 their friends. He
is supplied with burial cases Of ali sizes
ard descriptions, and orders addressed
20 him will be executed with care and
fidelity.
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The Empress Of France appeared at q
ball a few weeks ago, attired with
marked simplicity. A Paris letteT-wri
ter says
Apropos Of this simplicity Of at
tire, adopted by the Imperial lady OF
France, a malicious story is told of q
certain member Of the Chamber OF
Deputies, who IS, at the same time. one
of the great silk manufacturers OF T.v
ons. This gentleman, in the course OF
a CONVERSE ton with the Empress. men
toned the dearth of business. and
bluntly asserted that the surest means
of reviging the silk trade would be f3I
Her Msiesty 10 set the fashion by wear
the costliest fabrics from the looms oil
of Lyons.
Bat" sir" demonstrated the En-
press, do we not every day hear de
nunciations Of feminine extravaganza
and has IL not been intimsted that
ought 10 be the first TO retrench 2
In that case, Madame replied the
Deputy quite in despair, ave shall be
obliged TO address ourselves 10 the demi-
monde altogether j.
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We AL

The suffering millions IN ouI and 10 give This
remedy trial; couv.nceu that by its timely use
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, DzA .
ness, Indigestion, Piles, CostiYeness, Bilious At
lacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Affections, &c.
Read the Pamphlet OF Testimonials with ea- boz
OF your Physiclsn.
Manufactured only by 'rARRANT CO., 81
Greenwich street, New York.
So For aale ~ al Druggists. unY5 "
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Listof Names Of Soldiers from Zen

nessee.
We are indebted 10 Mr. Chsg Bohne-
field, undertaken, at Atlanta, Georgia,
for the following list of names Of Ten
nessee soldiers who were buried around
that city:
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For Sale,

ONE OF the best Residences 10 the country, r1
the southern part Of The city, near the terminus
Of the South Nashville HOrBe- kaiIroad, In a rrss
rate nsighbOrhood The 5uI ing, a large m0deu
EEo-stOry BRICK, With ten rooms, kitchen, &C., goo
brick smoke house and servant houses, good ..-
tern, large yard, vel enclosed, VITA II seras ..
land part Of ahich b first rate garden land. 4ss
with choice fruit trees. A part 81 used i0r r-E
yard, VITA plenty Of water AID al c0uyeu.eE...
Tor getting wood. The n. and q. Railroad ps--a7
by tne corner Of the place. from which wood .- -.-
ceived for burning briek- The property .s OUTSIDE
the c0rpOra60n, and Is therefore ezempt from core
pOration taxes. A good spnug 10 immsdalaly si-
loinIng tho property. Terms easy.
Enquire Of hELBON a MURFREE,
novI-d or ". MATT BROWN A 90
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TEREs OF SUBSCRIPTION
RATEs OF ARVkRTlBIsa,
10 ADVERTISERS IN DE1AIL.

advertisements IN the special Coluron, frst iime
from I 10 8 lines, 81 Oy-each additional line, ~
cants subsequent Insertions, ~ cent? per line. ia
Local Column, 6rst time, from 70 hnes, 81 %
ecch sdgIuons. line, 30 cents; subsequent lr5er-
tons, 10 cents per nne.
All Advertisements occupying special position,
I'd all double column auYertiseneutsi VIII b
charged S31E per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
ElI be Charged g. the regular adTcEtsr1 rates
snd must lnTariably be paid 2 aiysnce, or DO IL
BsrUon made
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Established In 1862.
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support OF
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmsnlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensi and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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CONGRESS WATER

for many Temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
Ell hy the eEpcrlgnse OF many thousands aho have
drank them ioE years, with The most beneficial Ell
fects.
CONGRESS WATER
Is cathartc, alternative and tonic, and is avalua-
be remedy FOR affections OF The Liver end Kidneys,
dyspepsia GOut Chrome CONSTIPATION and Cuisine.
Gus diseases. Is a most powerful preventive OF the
Fevers and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent in
warm climates.
EN- PRE- WATER
Is a eathartic, srd valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tsm, arrangement Of the Liver, Diseases Of the
skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
saUtary in Lung Diseases. il is an almost sure
cure for cToiUIa gnd the most aggravated forms of
Dyspelsa A d preventive and eule ior ali blOus
LeranE erueuls Is stands unriysled.
COLI MBIAN w AFTER
Is ,onic ana diurete Of n ehly beneficial charac-
ter snd Is positive remedy for Diabetes Gravel
Calcu Us. Irritation and In laUatiOn Of the Kidneys,
an4 Bladder, AID has most anUg aTiy Fetvc effects
10 restoring these organs when deblita.ed by long
disease. Females VINO have suffer d iOry ears from
TreaulsriT, and the distressing diseases known
only to thelr sex, have been entirely curad by the
ia hf-l Iu-cIcu7 use OF COlumh -n Water.
these waters sle bottled fresh aud pure, from
e=ch OF the above named springs, 10 50 careful and
secure manner that t-ey preserve al their me-
r.
eticscOus when drank thousands of miles distant
as when taken directly from the spnng.
BcCue'gf limitations and Laterior Waters.
The colks Of ali genuine Congress, Empire snd
CoIumb sr Waters are branded Oh the SIDE Of the
cork, thus:
{ c9gaaF.s T4 E' E 3 ! E E = TER ;
(C0LUaBIAS WATER,
C.&E-S. Co.
Packed selely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment TO any part Of tie world. Congress and
Empire Waters ma sOZ=s, cOntsinmg Dozen Plnts,
or 2 Dozen Quart bo,ues esch. Columbian Water
IN boxes containing 4, or 6 Dozen Han Pnts, or
Dozen Pint Bot es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class GroceTs.
Sold only at Wholesale by
HOTCHKIS9 SONS,
PROPRIETORs,
- BEE KIN AN ST, N. Y.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
As dozen of the above for sale by
Kline d Sherman, Masonic Temple,
Church street
TDgrl-tu tuuTks t -3n
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LOOK AND Jals PRINTING.
EsRIAE.EX.

IPRING WATER observation-disclosures &
y FRANK, successors 20 ID j. Druckef. Brewers
Of Ale snd Lager Beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
VILE Tenn. Gec3 ly
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water

RIO natural or artificial compound has yet been
is discovered or WsullsCu red that equals these
waters as preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, IS prov
drank them iOE years, with The most beneficial Ell
fects
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IfsNIlEILs I'D RnOKERs.
BELL AND BRAss FOUNDERS.

DERRY DUMONT, Ben and Brass FoUudsrs,
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of Brass work,
dealers ia gas. steam snd water pipe, OIL well tu-
ing and pump, gum hose, packing. spelteT' solder
ard babUit, No. II BIOad street, near The river.
msrii
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aEvs DEALEHs, sc.
READ ESTATE AGENTS

4 ZONE TUN ELL-Wholesale and Netai
u bCor-e lCra et9uoners, ami New Agents
Nd. 40 north Cherry street. Nashville, Tenn
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Is cathartic, Alternative and tonic, and is avalua-
be remedy FOR affections OF the Liver end Kidneys,
dyspepsia, GOut, Chrome Constipation and Cuisine.
GUS diseases. Is most powerful preventive Of the
Fevers and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent in
g-arT1 pI1ulafla
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Eg EEtIIT d HIiI.-uealer. 10 Wan Paper
ia Window Shades, WnloW Glass aEi Photo
er.phIc Materal, ~ Chmca street, Mayfeld
Build nE, opposite Maxwell house
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wall l,APEEs, csc

j.. T. r. 81. BROWN, Real Estate anl Gener
81 5u. me gents, Ger YoTks B00z store, So
Union SIR er Nashville, Penn sul6-5m
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEl
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW is THE TINE TO SURSCRLBEl
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEy
ONLY So so FOR THREE. IONTRSy
ONLY SO 90 FOR THREE MONTHS,
ONLY S. 90 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY s. 80 FOR THREE MONTHa
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CAIsaI VGE EIANUFACTURERs.
NLAIlI A.ENTs, a.c.
coat AND EOOD.
COLLECrlNG AGENTs,

u s. gUIEu4L, Deputy United States Marshal,
IL, collects Note, Accounts, &c, in Middle Ten
no see Office az State Capitol, next door to Fed
tr8l Court Room. r .. Lock BOI37. Ses aver
q egneut in no,her column. deco Om
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attorneys and claim Agents.

-ev=LAuD, Ta~a5sSs =
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We, The undersgaed, have this day adopted The
above rates for advertising, % which We b-ad cl--
Sci rss s.ncuT 20 adhere. - -. 1879. . 49,.
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS & CO.,
sUHy WALLACE, f1r tus DsslrI-s
BARRY, WikHAM q 90. Tor Irs-s.
Ball. JONES & CO., for Gazette.
NtsuyILLE TEys.. Sept. -. 1868
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For Funerals.

We also attend TO the removal Of Bodies to and
from other points at reasonable rates, and to the
satisfaction OF parties employing rs.
We keep also on hand good supply Of UNDER
TAKERS MATERIAL, which we will furnish 10
Undertskers when desired at reasonable rates.
lanlS-u
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a cathartic, sEd a valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tsm, Dersngsuleni Of the Liver, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General debility. Its effects are most
saUtary in Lung Diseases. il is an almost sure
cure for scroiua Rnd the most aggravated forms Of
Dyspels.a A 81 preventive and cue ior ali 5ilious
LeTsu EeruCuts it stands UDuyslied.
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~ S. uULANY, Attorney a- Law and War Clam
-. Agent tloygl nd. 3euE. uOvz1-ly
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giuer 9nteIIigenre.
cREscENr oFrleE, No q CAMP sTskET,

i, 1
Monday Morning, June II, 1866.
The weather is about the only thing we have to
write of, and it is very changeable that we are
unable to keep pace with It's rapid shiftings. On
Saturday it was cloudy and rainy nearly all day,
and yesterday it was clear with pleasant breeze.
The steamers that left on Saturday had not as
good trips as they expected, and would have had
if it had kept clear.
The Virginia from Louisville, and Saratoga
from Red River, were among the arrivals. They
are both receiving, the former to leave this eve
ming and the latter on Wednesday.
Bears DuE.-The Louis Dor from Red River !;
Gen. Quitman from Yicksburg, and w. R. Arthur
from st. Louis, will all be in port to-day. The
Quitman and Arthur return tomorrow, and the
Louis Dor on Wednesday.
We regret exceedingly to hear OF the death of
Clara, the daughter of our particular friend, Capt
A. C. Hopkins, of the steamer White, Cloud No. 2.
This melancholy event took place at st. Louis q
few days since. She was riding out with her
uncle, when the horse took fright and ran of.
kicking little Clara and injnring her so much that
she shortly died from the effects. We truly sym
pathize with our friend, as little Clara was his
only child left, she being about ten years Of age.
The steamer Virginia since her last appearance
here has been greatly improved. She has full
length cabin and with every convenience that will
now make her one of the most pleasant boats on
the Mississippi No boat is more complete in her
appointments, which are palatial in the highest
degree. The cabin exhibits a most beautiful APP
pearance. Wehaye given full description of this
packet and it is not necessary to go into particu
lars at present All portions Of the Virginia, from
the hull up have been put together to last This
fact win be evident to every one who will go on
board and examine her. She has great carrying
capacity, and Bithal, has wide guards and any
amount ofroom for the convenience of her guests.
The ladies' cabin is very large and the rooms are
extra size. Back Of It there is spacious hall for
children and under it there is a complete nursery
including apartments for servants. Capt. j. P.
Young Is in command Of this steamer, and he is
assisted by Messrs, Charles G. Schultz and Geo. A,
Williams in the Office.
FAST TniE.-The celebrated steamer Magenta,
Capt Tom, p feathers, made her last trip to St
Louis in four days and twenty.one hours. This is
the best time made for many years. She made
thrty-four business landings between this city and
Cairo.
The Magenta was to leave ST. Louis for
nus port on the 9th. She will leave here next Sat
9saay, 18th inst. Passage can ba secured on this
iast and safe steamer by applying to her agents.
eAe s'ea simmesi from Bayon Sara, and Louis. |
WIS rem Louisville, will be in port to-day The
loflaer returns this evening and the latter tomor-
Inc owners o. the Magnolia contemplate laying
her up until the fail season opens.
The hui Of Capt " 3. Donallsons new Dicta.
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NEW TORK-Steamship George Cromwell
$50 bales cotton 20 bbls -four Is pkgs mdse Sll3,-
700 in gold and specie
GALVESTON Morgan-250 bbls of
-four so bbls moasses 10 csks bacon lis hhds sugar
so SKIS coffee 1850 SKIS corn
VERA CRUZ-Steamship Potomska-200 bbls
flour so bbls potatoes 50 do onions 80 bales hay
225 bxs soap and sundries
SAN sEBASTIAN-Bark Espana-3OO bales of
cotton rs hhds tobacco etc .
BOSTON-Bark Wapea-1490 bales cotton 10
bales wool 80 hides 81 bbls whisky
PHILADELPHIA-Bri Harry Verden-29S bbls
flour 2T6 empty bbls 36 empty casks 372 pkgs mds
HAYANA-schr Juia-36 ties hams 400 SKIS corn
927 SKIS bran 49 pcs lumber
BHE-Steamer Planters bbls whisky
bbls sugar 1899 SKIS corn
MOBILE-Steamer 0rleans-200 bbls -four $50
SKIS oats 1000 SKIS corn l6 hhds sugar bbls sugar
bbls whisky
ST LOUis-steamer Continental-l95 hhds su.
gar 80 tics do
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STEAMSHIPS.
vH4SPtsOL..

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling At Havana and Queenstown and embark Malls
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills OF adng
here at through freight honoe to St. Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
GOtheuhurg and Hsvre
Storage granted here by this line bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
Tie final port Of destination be either hxsd on signing
the bills Of lading or declared by the holder Of the bill
of lading within twelve the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thuD aEordtng the importer the choice OF
markets.
rFNHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited VIII dispatch the following fun
powered Iron Screw Steamship between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
-.. Daring the Summer:
1874 p Jarnson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI tons. I'D Campbell Captain.
1887 tons. .,,A. Finn Captain.
MISSOURI. 1884 tons "A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS tons t. Barron, Captain.
1929 tons. WIN. L. Mesnsy Capt
GAMBIA .......... 1861 toms j. Graham Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons ... H P. p. Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage to Liverpool slss gold It's equivalent in
currency. .-
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsEEw d CO., Al Csrondeet street
Consgrees of goods are respectfully desired present their
Bills Ladng the Office pay their freight, and obtain de
livery orders for the "
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASSAGE $50 CUR
RRNCY
To sail on SATURDAY, June 18th, at 8 a. NJ
TOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT-THE SPLENDID
steamship
Florida,
Cargo is now being received at the Companys Wharf
Third District the steamer sailing punctuay
| SATURDAY, Jun 10TH at 8 O'Clock a.
Cabin passage to Liverpool sl25 gold Its equivalent
| in o. S, Currency
| For freight passage, apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw Il CO.. Il garondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT policies for granted here to shippers
"a Bills of ladng for this Company (which only be
signed, will be had at the AGENTS Office as above
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Br ship Alhambra, Moulton, from Liverpool, ID
April
Ship j H Stetson, Woodward, from Boston
Ship sebastopol, -, from Gienfuegos
Ship Lewis Henry, Tegeler, from Marseilles, 10th
March
Fir bark Bayonuaize, Bidejary, days from Vera
Cruz. in ballast, to master ....
Bark Geo 5 Hunt, Mill, days from Havana, to
master-Cargo, 1850 bxs sugar D a Chaffroix
Brig VIM Creevy, Swain, from Philadelphia, to
G A Fosdick
sp brig Gapernico, Mir, days from Havana, to
PUG Bros with $50 ozs Sp gold
Brig Ira, Williams, days from Havana, to Rivers
& Clay-Cargo, 1861 bxs sugar Rivers & Clay
BIZ schr Teresa Walter, from Tampico, 9th ult,
to PUG Bros-Carg0, fruit and specie
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GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
Harris-l0 bales cotton r L Adams do to
Lehman, Newgass &co-1 bales wool A D Grief
100 head cattle McQuoid, Mehle &co-$3O0O specie
D R Forbes-$lOOO do Francke & Danneel-slsl4
do H J Vose-s4O0 do G NJ Bayly &co-s4O do to
Fred Belning-sI443 do Schmidt & Zieger--$325
do and sundries to order-Total l6 bales cotton
Ss022 in specie
MOBILE-Steamer L Snallwood-269 bales Of
cotton 270 bbls rosin 81 do turpentne and sundres
Perkins Hersey
RUATAN-sohr sunbeam-Lot fruit Is bbls SUI
gar 4S7 bbls rum ll47 lbs coffee
HAVANA-Brig VIM Henry-45O bids sugar 200
bxs do D Chaffroix
CIENFUEG0s-Br Queen of the Usk-295 cks
molasses to order ...
PALERMO-Brig Marietta-Fruit
B0STON-Bark Warren 0rdway-Astd mdse