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re silver and Goldf

ESd tSs SS%Pa1fs ss sstS for his
EfeS IT, Leen veil Az nd so preserve his life here
sensible mans first n,ieavor, and never was l. lis
time in the worlds history when man might Do L,
with than at tor Radgays aner
uous They prevent the occurrence Of serious IL
health if taken at suitable times and they prompuy
remove disease when it boldly attempts to 1astea n
itself upon its victim Being very cheap, Lonly 70
cents box they commend themselves 70 the eco,
nomical wellas the more Indifferent. Being coated
with to be tasteess they are the fayoTltes
of the delicate and fastdous. as well as OF those
whose palates are not discriminating or particular
Being mild in their operation, as well effectua,
occasionng no pain and gripping they preferred
by all who can appreciate really excellent medicine.
A. an aperent they are without rival. As a tonic
thsv cannot be surpassed. AS a purgatiye they are
perfect As Alternative they pnapproachable.
iant they are all that could bedesred As asudOrfc
and ho nestly speaking anever-failing reme-
IN L;i;ons attacks of every kind; for nervous dis
oy ior IN ladies arising from depraved condi-
1ioa blood for rhesmatsm; dyspepsis or
compsn no sGr'shHd should be without
suS =. IA to sysry man woman who properly
Tsiss tss q seS4 s hsslsS. Sold bs pEusgsA hzaiW
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lWarrenrs Fire and WATERPROOF ROOfinG

Pc -fectly Fire-Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Nrpeona1Isi for Durability Security, and Economy.
Anpl;ed A. shortest notice. and in any section Of
the country. oAs Ii. 1oa.so' d" w.
Io1 snon DER % West Baltimore street.
ssWe call our readers attention to SAITH. BROS.
d cog New stock of Spring Clothing Just opened
ar Su7H, Bros. Co.'s popular Clothing House. NO.
10 West Bs ltimore street.
o,- n.v s,,.rk of Gents Furnishing Goods just
,ad AZ 90 We, Baltimore street. next to Marble
ope. W. .-
Hall. 'tyles of Gents Furnishing
oail. s ss West baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall. l.; CoIlars Ties Scarfs, &C.,
All tne Is. iat more street. next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. NO. ~ Homss o,r sa'
mora streef mar 10 .ho S'o"N
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SewYork Bonk Statement

NEW YORK, March 5.-The weekly statement Of
city banks is less favorable than anticipated
Loans decrease. s., ,i36 S8 deposits. decrease, 9
026; legal tenders. decrease $2S42,5Sl specie, in
crnase s. aS1.1I9; circulation, increase. S3l.l6S.
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acos,,apt 10 Con Scott

NEW YoRk, March 5.-Geperal Scott was some
what injured though not seriously while on the trI
from Key West to New Orleans, by fail from his
berth. He recovered slowly and was able to attend
church ON the 25th ultimo. though still feeble.
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From Central America.

New YORK, March 5.-Advices from Central
America report that twenty-one shocks of earth
quake were experienced in twenty four hours at
Granada and Masaga, in Nicaragua. Eight of the
shocks were very alarming.
The United States steamers Saginaw and Shawnee
were at Acapulco on the 18th of February.
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From PhiladeIDiIia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5th.-James Martin, for
merly of the firm of Thomas & Martin. one of the
oldest and most respected Philadelphia merchants,
died on Saturday, aged 78 years.
DR.. David jayne well known as the proprietor Of
many large granite and marble buildings in this city
is lying at the point of death of pneumonia,
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Renorted Steamboat Disaster,

LOUISVILLE, March 5. A Memphis dispatch says
that the steamer Lockwood exploded her boiler
twenty miles from Memphis, and was destroyed
Twenty-Five lives are reported lost.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

UorrrD. y STREET THEATRE.-Mr. E. L. Davenport
appears this e;-ening in Hamlet, supported by Mr.
Rankin and the ell ire stock company. Good acting
NAV be looked for as tn understood to be Mr.. D.
favorite impersonatOn.
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HousE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros.
&c Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock OF clothing
cannot be excele6. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in theii
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
snuare with everybody
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Fire i'm knxY YnrE-

NEW YORK, March 5.-The storage warehouse of
Messrs. johnson. Lane < Co., on Ridge and Pearl
streets. burnt this morning. TIE loss is est-
mated at $500 600.
lSECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, March 5.-Fifteen hundred bales of
cotton burnt at the Bridge street fire this morn
ing. James Courtney arrested on suspicion of
being the ncepdary
There is much anxiety among our insurance COM
panies. The loss is widely distributed. Some officers
of the companies favor advance of the rate of in
surance to per cent. per annum or per cent. per
month, while others argue that the rate is high
high enough now.
The spice mill of Messrs. Packer & James, on Fur
man street. Brooklyn. burnt this morning. Loss
Sl0.00G-insured.
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PENNSYLVANIA Politics.

PHILADELPHIA. March 5.-Gen. Meade says, over his
own signature. in letter to the editor Of the Epenng
Telegraph that there truth in the report circu-
lately from Washington that he has consented at the
request of the President to allow his name to be
sented to the Democratic Convention as a candidate
for IF
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Death of n Snip BuiIder.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Robert Lynn. Sr., q
prominent ship builder, died yesterday. He was the
builder of the Tuscarora, Tonawanda Wyoming and
Sarauso
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THE CASE OF SEMMES.
The Star says is reported the street to. day that
the Government has decided not to bring Raphael
Semmes of the Confederate steamer Alabama to trial.
having come to the conclusion that his parole under
the surrender of johnson to Sherman was valid.
Should this be the case he will probably be speedily
released.
CATTLE PLAGpE IN ENGLAND.
to the Department of State dated February 16 1866
says of the cattle plague that it is the absorbing
topic among the people, that it fills all the newspa-
pcrs and occupies nearly the whole attention of Par
lament. Vaccination a remedy seems to be re-
garded as total failure, and preventive will be
the matter, except to stamp it out. which means to
XII ali the cattle taken with it on ita first appear
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I"eiegraphic!

The only land lines ,nf Telegraph in the wosLD tina
will work as well in
RAINY WEATHER
As in Sunshine and by hlch
RELIABLE AND NM .gDIATE DESPATCH
Can be obtained, as well as
ANSWERS GUAR ANTEEDf
are the
INSULATED LINES TELEGRAPH.
NOW OPEN THE PUBLIC.
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prou, Fortress Monroe

FoRr MONROE, March 5.-The steamer Raleigh.
from New Orleans with the second U. S. colored re-
giment arrived here last night. and has proceeded
to City Point to disembark the troops.
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ss-To be opened next to Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St
Louis, Chicago, Cleveland Buffalo. Albany, and al
the prncipaI intermediate points. jas If
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Municipal Election
Decline in Geld.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 5.-Augustus c. Stevens,
Republican, was elected Mayor to-day by increas-
ed majority,
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Watches.
1866.

1866. Watches. 1885
SPLENDID SrocK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. Pearl Mosaic
and other iewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton. English Table Cutlery Clocks, Opera Glasses,
Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public invited to call and examine our stock
They will find bargains Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARNoUR Co.,
Light street. opposite the
mh0-lstptf Fountain Hotel.
$3.50 COai.-.CoaI. $3.50.
TREvoRTos Coal for cooking purposes, at 81 so per
ton, delivered in any part of the city For sale by
J. HENRY GIESE,
Office South street.
fard-On Spears wharf, and North near Centre
streets. mh2-2w!p
Ehe Baltimore and Havana Steamship
Company.
For HAVANA AND New ORLEANS.
To Sail Wednesday, March 7h. at O'Clock, P. H.
The frst-class Steamship CUBA" 100 tons, Capt.
Rollins, will be promptly dispatched as above, for
Havana, and thence to New Orleans, from Browns
wharf, Fel'S Point.
For Freight or Passage, having unsurpassed accom-
modatons. apply to
kLEX. BROWN & SONS,
HENRY Nj. WARFIELD, Agent.
fe24-tM7 Is Spears Wharf.
N. B.-No Freights received or bills of Lading
signed on the day of sailing. II. NJ. W. / Co.
---1------Ss~~--l.---u--
$3.50 CGAE, COAL $500
The Undersigned, retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade will sell their stock in hand consisting of
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use. and 1000
tons prepared sizes for Family use, at $3.50 per ton
22iO ts for Lump; and 50 per ton 220 lbs for pre-
pared sizes, delivered in any part of the city.
L. G. RIEMAN & CO.,
feI7-lpt Is South street.
W
EVERY YOUNG MAN
To KNOW THAT
Bryant. Strmtton d. SadIer's
Business College
Is the only Commercial School in this city or State
where
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE
Daily occurs between the Students of the College.
The public are cordially invited to call and exam
inc our facilities College Journal free to any ad-
dress.
w Fl. SadIer.
jalt5-3Inl tp,tu THIS pTiuciDal.
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Ey.crryL LVuIT YOIT WANT

MATTHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and USED
over 20 years. Daily incrt asng in public favor Com
pIete in one bottle No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Prod uces lustrous black or
brown as desired Does not injure the hair. Price
IS cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9-2tawly
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Death of DIR. Jayne.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Gold is lower. Sales at
1997L
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 9Th, 1866

PHILADELPHIA. March 5.-Dr. David Jayne died
this afternoon in the 67th year of his age.
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WASHINGTON. March s.
" n y Al wv
SENATE.

PROPOSED INCREASE OF THE TARIFF
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and Peru agiEisf Si'ain.-Loss of Peruvian
Steam Frigate and IRON Clad.
New York, March 5.-The steamer Costa Rica ar
rived last night from Aspinwa with 81, ,469 600 in
treasure.
Ecuador had joined Chill and Peru against Spain.
The Peruvian steam frigate Amazonas and the
iron clad Joa had been totally lost by accidentally
running shore.
The American steamer Uncle Sam was seized at
Panama on suspicion of loading stores for the
Spaniards.
There change of Importance in Gillian
affairs. The Spanish feet remained at Valparaiso.
In Bolivia civil war was ended. the President
having been victorious in fight at Viacha.
The situation in Peru remains the same
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xxxIXTH CONGRESS.
EIGHT HOUR RESOLUTION

Representation of the Southern States.
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A MExIcANL DAN SCHEME.

The Resolutions On the Subject.
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TIE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEwING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers.
Wholesale and Retail.
w. MERRILL, Agent,
2l4 Baltimore street.
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IRON 0RE AND Coal IN OREGoN.-The Portland Or
eoo4Idh OF late date says; We have letter. from
St Helena which states that things are prospering in
Columbia county. For the future, the affairs of that
near st. Helena, and will no doubt be made avail
able at no distant day, A very large coal bed has
lately been discovered at the locality. If this
coal mine proves as extensive il now appears 10
be, it wi be source of vast wealth to its p,oprie
tors. and great convenience to this pat Of the
State - NAO
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THREE CENTS.
PROCEEDENas az THE COUKTs.

o.;,,in,y lo,,.,uo MONDAY March 5. 1866
Maund, States attorney, prosecutinr 29nu george T.
Charles L. Welsh assaulting George W. Mann;
postponed. VIM T. Osborn, larceny Of 200 Ms Of
wool from the Philadelphia and Baltimore Sta.U y,
Transportation or Company postponed to Wednesday
Se hadleT, lareeny of 200 lbs Of wool from
postponed to Wednesday next. August GnterEmnEyt'
assaulting VIM. P. Henkel; fined 25 cts and costs
S25 and costs. Thomas G. Hill, larceny Of one pair
of pantaoOns, valued at Sc, from Henry Strong;
postponed to Wednesday next. Henry HummeI'
assaulting Joseph Creagan. Postponed David
Wheeler, larceny of six tin pans valued at ST. from
Christian Baker: tried and adiudged guilty. John
Junker assault with intent TO kill George Osgood.
Andrew SILVIA, selling liquor on Sunday: tried and
held under curia. Henry Schultz receiving stolen
goods; pros by the State. Albert Bachman sale
Ofhqu0r on Sunday; postponed. Oscar Heilleeeist
charged with being rogue and vagrant, and Arnold
Hellegeist n similar CHARGE cases to be argued,
and were postponed. The following parties were
arraigned and pleaded not guilty: John Sellers for
the murder Of Michael Smith, by stabbing him with
knife on the 18th Of December last Richard chO-
charged With breaking into the stOrehouse of Louis
1lc5 urray and stealing SIX cans of oysters. Moses
Charles / jackson. VIM. L. Nbe, larceny of sill
larceny Of S. from D. j. Mitchell George Kennedy
larceny OF barrel containing 40 gallons of syrup
rna UtGrge @ n Stayiey Joseph GIetsOn larceny Of
., Eliza I.i Norman, larceny of one boot and muslin
SSlrtS and one scarf from jenkins Jackson VIM
Brown. larceny of q pair Of pantaoons from .TuIius
Holly George Hooper. larceny Of half gallon Of
whisky from Frederick KQre. Willis Pitt. larceny
of a silver watch from Redman Gordon Hester
Brown, larceny of pair of kid gloves and handker
chief from Thornton F. Robinson. John McMann,
larceny of pair of boots from Morris Arback. Geo
Smith, larceny of a horse, valued at $500 and one
buggy wagon, valued at 500 and one set of harness
worth S25, the property of VIM. 7. and Chas. Mark
land.
Court adjourned to this (Tuesday) morning at 10
o'clock.
Orphans' Court-Judges Audnun, Supplee and
Hoffman Letters of administration on the estate oF
Benjamine Atwel were granted to Charlotte Atwen
and Henry Carr.
Court Of Common PYenS-HOn judge King-Wm
II; VicEery ct al. VS.. Matthias Darcy. Jury out
Perry s Mercer eft al. VS.. Reuben Fagey. Attach
meHt on warrant. On trial
Assignment same rs yesterday.
Superior Cauot.-IIon. Judge Martin-J Mason
ClmEDen administrator VS. NJ CARING; verdict for
plaintiff for $3.50,
Assignment from 4O5 to AZ inclusive.
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UT IVFf
Us Baltimore Street. Baltimore,

NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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Two CHILDREN KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION OF A
SHELL.-Mr. John Shenberger, living near Prospect,
GOrk county, nearly opposite to Columbia, had two
Of his children killed on Monday afternoon last by
the explosion of a shell. 1t one of the shells
fred by the rebel General Earlys forces during the
engagement at Wrightsyille on the 18th of June.
reic and it was supposed that all the powder bsS
been taken out OF it The children were playing
with it, when by aGcdent II 70 lied into the fire. and
two children, Caroline and William, aged respeco
lively and years. that they died the same even
ing Coi1ni6id pa Spy ~ ~ e''I
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"A widow in England with two children
has recovered thirty thousand dollars from a
railroad for killing her husband, - :, v
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ST MARKS Steamship Florida-187 bales
cotton Jos JohnstOn--65 do III W Farley &co-Sl
I Y Mitchell &eO-27 Nourse & BrooksZi9 do to
Chaite 3 Bros Wood, Low & Ludwigsen--7 G
Y aetcalf &eo-sundries 10 order and 7 Yonng-s
serino--Post a Hohby--U maii-Tolal 29l bales
(, uIilLA -sctr ny Travers-ss00 coeoa.nuts 5s0
punches bananas 10000 planteins d5g piueapDles
% ins sa1saparilla to master
51ls,i,,,asateanler Louise -sundries to order
'. ~, Pr Bark gamio-Fruit to r Tfamon-
~ e AEIsehI hmiiyFruit TO p Pilsbury
II NisF ooli-ar steamship Fiorida-Astd ndse
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Arrived Yesterday.
81 steamship Florida, Finn, from Liverpool Ma,
I'd, via Queenstown, to Hunter, AskeW SEQ
81 district
Steamship Florida, Bakeney, from st Marks ana
Apalaehieola, to Post& Hobby-lst district
steamer Banks, Pepper, from Pensacola, tt
Halves y Bowen-lst district l6
Italian bark Camille Collora, faom Palermo, tr
R Tramontana- I'd district rs
I'd district %
schr Fanny Kahn, from Pensacola, to MASTER
Basin
schr Hy Irayers, Richardson, from Utilla, to mas
ter2d district Fl
sTEAMBoAT5.
Arthur, Carson, from ST Louis.
Magnolia. Marshall, from st Louis
Richmond Harris, from Shreveport
Sornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
ram gity Bassett, from Fort Jackson
~ Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Sonle, rawlings, from Warsaw.
Latourche. Baranco, from BAYOU Sara.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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N. o., J. & G. N. R. R.-May $50 bales of
cotton Alcus & Scherck-3 Thornhill & Richardson
5 j p Harrison 81 Sonia S II Ably &co--4 do to
NJ J Zuntz-l do R X Walker &co-sundries to or
der-Total 46 bales cotton
N. o., o. Il G. W. R. R.-May 2s-l4 bales moss
by Tete-2 bbls sugar to Moore-2 SKIS cotton
seed A Bonnafon-sundries to order
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Dispenser

nAspensarys
He prepares remedies for Ague Fevers Disnhes Dyson
tery Bousness Weakness Humous Female DISTINCTIONS
Irregularities etc-prompty effcacous and reliable.
Medical Baths.
Warm dry air. vapor spirit fume sulphur, shower, etc.
are used by him. when necessary with great SUCCESS in the
worst forms Cutaneous Rheumatic and syphc Diseases
Atmospheric Blood Regulator.
An eclectic principle Of treating disease by which anos
pherc pressure removed and approach to vacuum is
induced around the body any of its organs limbs
or parts by which the controlled and regulated
and local instantly removed Its enrges and
invigoraes weak shrunken parayC limbs by inducing
vigorous circulation blood through the part and has proved
specific remedy Impoteucy, Spermatorhea, Seminal
DerangemeA Catarh Of the Bladder Incontncnce Of Urine
without failure in single
FIstuI0, Fissure, Piles,
Removed and cured radically by Lgature and in
econs without using the knife loss Of blood. Important
Can obtain a5bseu,
NDIsCRETIoN OR M1saffu 4iStiitlheE' Sex
without running the system by suppressng the disease only
uspafor most of the many who call on for relief ha,
been made by improper treatment We guarantee th
rough cures whether in the form OF eruptons bIoce
hnmors, discharges, swollen glands enlarged or paint
bones, etc, of recent or long standing
| How Effect So Much ?
BY EXPERIENCE, EXTRA MEANS AND VARIEl
RESOURCES.
| Office hours, from A. NJ tospM
Dr. H. is Allopathic and Eclectic Medical Graduate lat
Army Surgeon three years Medical Director an
many years practitioner in this vicinity
| Address, With stamp, Box 2352 New Orleans
Consultation free Treatment cash, but reasonable
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OPRLOUsAs-

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY atBPn
hNSk 0EhEIyOUSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE
= smmsport, Mouth Bayou Rouge and all Intermediate
landings Bayou Courtabeau and Atchsf8laya rverThs
regular New Orleans and opeousss weekly packet steamer
leave above For freight passage apply On hoard
-. E. GARLIN 80 Old Levee street
=. . VIRGIETUS @. DENTZEL Advertising AGENT
bhe steamer Irene will land passengers at any point
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APALACHICOLA- Steamship Beaufort--e 60 lids
bacon 5000 SKIS corn and sundry ndse
MOBILE Steamship Luoretia-l Is hhds sugar 2&
hhds bacon 3 ties bacon bbls oil bbls whisky so
bbls pork 500 bbs flour los bbs molasses so half
bbls beer
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Messra. Grimaat Co.. Chemists at Paris! q 1850
IN reply 10 the letter yOn addressed to his Eceenc 4s
iubassad0r have the honor to inform you that Plo!
kietansbi is Of high standing Vienna. baths IL
personally much thought Of and passes 9f lis bes
Chemsts In Germany PIERRET
General Depot in Paris, ii GRIdAuLT Z Co.'S n ne
Btslelau, ln New Orosns, a.
DUG0NaE, DEL3CuE 4 GUILL0T,
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TUE GREAT RNFnoA sunrsN Esq M

AA GREAT EFFGCACToUSNESs OF
hTas rT TaS sf%sat So7 oised Arap q Horse Rad
y 49, Chemists to IL II, Prince Napoleon Al Parts IA
be SuneedRniOus to Cod Liver OIL and the
lions ii y oliow IN Iymphatc Scrofulous aee-
Vii thsreea " u various Cutaneous diseases The public
medicine bS W. M1 great interest the analysis Of this
man as Esenea A. well the letter addressed u a
Via,ns - S 49, - us E1celency the French Embasss{nT
n 4 ~ the nigh reputation Of this learned Dootor
Grimaults IodiEed syrup Of Horse Radis,, IA ~, =,
elementary ana cstlc state, but the stata iLes
Cod Liver Oh. ~ '4o iodihe contained IN
cLsu,,,st Ns s'sIIeW e -. NIRcENT RLR1zrssE1
bsssiat :" '-0 "a" courts a. Vienna, IIosbita
She2As~ l. and r WIgpgN E''H
Professors Of Chemistry
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rELEGRAPH PACKETS.

TELEGRAPH PACKETS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leave EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at 3 P.
FOK yIoKsBURG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.
ono Of the following magnificent passenger viii
Louis, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Ruth,
J. A DuBLE, Master; JNo GREENoUGH, Clerk
LEAVES
TUESDAY, May p. TUESDAY July 8.
june june ~ :. J Juiy 81 b.
BEoIIie Able,
A. J, CARTER, Master; NJ. T. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk,
THURSDAY { %ss = Z THURSDAY j 54!y 3
Olive Branch,
]. II. JONES, Master; j. r. SMALLER, Clerk.
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS:
'N'oH' j jsSs 6 'A''t' j ss q
w. III. Arthur,
H. G. CARSON, Master B. A. CoNaAR, Clerk
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY 3 IA: & TUESDAY 3 5 $sss. \
Atlantic,
| ST. CLAIR THoMMAssoE, Master; FRANK O. sMITH,
Clerk.
LEAVES
THURSDAY N MAJ 4 4 THURSDAY j JUNE E E
=. June a. July 26.
Mississippi,
j. Y. HURD Master; NJ. D. CoNDIFF, Clerk.
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS:
| SATURDAY, June 2 SATURDAY, July u.
June l6 July %.
| June 3d. Aug. Ii.
The boats will St. Louis the day of tho
yhca they leave this making the round
| trip in fourteen days.
The thoroughly rehtted regardless Of
EXPENSE and have the old style boilers plan OF the cabins
be and secured at the Office Of the Company
| lQ4 Common street.
| J. P. FITZGERALD, Agent, 1Oi Common street.
| JOSEPH BROWN, President. 10, 1ons
4 JNO. N. BOFlHGER, Superintendent o. NV''