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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-04

THE FIRST SCHEECK TRIuMPH.-The Sc
lection of E. A. Parrott of Dayton, by the
Republican caucus, n Speaker of the House
of Representatives, is a triumph of radical
Abolitionism. lie is the fast friend of Gen.
Schenck for United States Senator, and as
such was supported by the radical Aboli-
tionists of the Western Reserve, Hon. Peter
Hitchcock, of Geauga, receiving but ten
votes in caucus TO fourteen for Stanton, OF
Hamilton, and thirty-three for PARROT. II,
as the poet has II, he
''who spills the foremost !foenAn's hfs.
His party eonqaers in the STRIFE
the SGhenck men must be successful, for
they have gained the first victory - Crisis,
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. .
SINGULAR STATEMENT.-Th Washington
correspondent (Forney) ofthe Philadelphia
Press makes the following curious state
ment -
"A few days ago, after the two Houses
had agreed to report but $4,000 for the sup
port of the widow aud children of Ex- Pres
ident Lincoln, anumber of fpersonsappeared
in the galleries, boring members 10 in
crease the sum, and declaring that IL was q
shame to place the martyred President, who
died In office, on level with any of his
predecessors, all of them insisting that not
less than 100000 should have been the
amount appropriated.
Some surprise having been excited by
the pertinacity Of these men, inquiry was
set on foot when 1t appeared that they held
or said heyheld claims dGdttist the estdte OF
Mr.. Lincoln, 1ohsch soere 20 be made good by
the Increased amount iohich they depldndsd.p .
The Cincinnati Eaqfirer asks; "what is
the character of those elaims2 Can not
MIR. FoRNEY tellP BY whom were they
contracted, and for what purposes? There
are some curious stories circulating pfi-
vately about doings near the White House
before and after Mr.. LlNCoLN's death that
are not OF a character to be published. A
decent respect, il is said, for the opinions
Of the world, makes silence in the prem
ises n virtue. ..I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-04

NoTICE Is hereby gwen that the undersigned
IN has been duty appointed and quslhed as admin
starix OF the Estate OF John Kohne, deceased late
Of Montgomery County, Ohio f..
SOPHIA ROHNE, AdministTatrlx.
W. SoifILHAhMNR, ATTY. oct2O-3W
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Turnpike Election

TNhERE WILL BE An ELECTION HELD AT
IL Eary's Hotel IN West All xHndrA, on MONDAY
the sth day OF January, 1850, 10 elect hye Directors
q uss DsSton and Western TaIapike Road oomp&ny
December ., 1895, "A. DUNLAP Pres't
deel4-W3t =.
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Attachment.

Frems LiesenheG ! Befose Iohn D. sheehan,
j. p, Miami townahip
u Charles Baker aoaiso%sry si!i 60. sososn'P' Q.
ON THE lsT DAY OF NOVEMBER, lsGs, AN
" order Of attAchmen, in tins case, was issued BY
John D. Sheehan, Justice Of tho Peace, OF Miami
township, Montgomery county, Ohio. Amoun
sworn 70, s5l 81, oase set tor hearing, January I,
ls6S, at O'Clock y. N. |I--T- + :. y
A. CLAr, AtPy. decisssw
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NOTICE

To the Probate Court Of AonIgomery Co. Ohio.
Dennis Dwyer, Admir- OF VIM. FOLEY, deed
Mary Foley, widow, Daniel Foley Of th- stsie ot
Iowa, kllen Foley ntermATried with - sullivan OF
Ited with John Barrett OF Cambridge eity state Of
lhdiEna, John FOLEY OF the Slate Of Indiana and Cor.
nelins Foley OF the county Of Montgomery, OHIO,
are hereby informed that the l6h day OF septen.
ber 1868, said administrator hed his petition ia the
frotate Oour OF Montgomery county, Ohio, the oh
leet And prayer 81 rhieh pauuon IA 20 obtain an oref
Ac on the l5tn day of January 1863 for the assign.
menl OF dover OF Catherine Foley, the widow on fad
William Foley, decd, and TOR The sale az The follow
lng real estate, siated n the county ofshelby 10 the
state OF ono, of~hch the said decreased died seized
The south half otflie west hall Of the south east
quarter OF section No 4. township = g. rrngs east,
containing iorty acres more or lesa pay the debts
DENNIS DWYHR, Admir-
dstetN ofWm Foley, decd,
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HoOFLAND,s oEHmAN pIrTERs
4E win cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
AND DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders ofthe digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fuluess of Blood to the
Head, AcdIty OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust Tor Food Fitness or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Rructatlons Sinking or Futering ut the Pit OF
the stomach Swimming Of tho Head Hurried and
diffcrit Breathing, Futtering at the Heart Choking
Suiocating Sensations VIII n in lying posture
Dmnses OF Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dali Pain in the II cad, Deficiency of Per
spration, YeilowneEs Of the skin and Eyes Pain in
the Side Back, Chest Limhs &C., Sudden Fiushes OF
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, constant imaginings of
Evil, and great Depression oi spirits. r IN
REMEMREH
That this Btters is not Alcoholic, contains no Rum or
Whisky and not make DrnnkaidB. but Is the hest
Tonic in tho World
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grom the Rev. Thos. RinteP, D. d., Pastor 0fIsox-
borough Baptist huTeh. .4t ,i- =
Dear Sir;I-l feel tdue 70 your excellent prep ara
ton, Hoohands German Bttera, 10 add my 10 -tiInon
70 the deserved reputation " has Obtaned. have
for years. ~ times been nrOuhed with great disorder
in my head and nervous system l was advised by a
friend 10 Wy abottle Of lour German. Biters, did
20, and have experreuced great and unexpected re-
lief; my health has bAea very materially benefted
confidently recon- mend the article where meet with
cases similar TO my own, and have been assured by
many ~ 'her Bood ELECTS, heapoetfully yours, I
,r t. WINTER, RoXbOTough, Pa. Q
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REAP wmO sAYs 80.

From the Rav. Lev, O. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
SSTss SSSs fseS S oSs M Of es pssSS SSG q
the Baptist Church, Chester, Pa
have knows Hoofand's German Bitter. hvornbly
number of years; have used them in my own
family, aud have been 40 pleased with their effects
others, anI know that they have operated in
strihingly beneficial manner take great pleasure
thus publicly procanng this fct and calling the
attention ofthose afflicted with the diseases for which
they are recommended |, to these bitters, knowing
rom experience that my reeommenda i9a VII 6e
Biters i intended to benefit the afflicted, and is 'not
rum drink" Yours, truly, LEVI g. BECK.
rom Rev. W d. Seigfti0d, Pastor of Twelfth Bap-
lfU tist Church, Philadelphia.
r.. aft,kt DstN H nv A9-t" 'a
C7enlanea: have recently boon laborine under the
distressing effects Of Indigestion accom- panied by
prostraon OF the nervous sysLem. Numerous RENE
dies hes were recommended @ ISe! By frends and some Of
German Bitters were recommended by persons who
had tired them and whose favorable mention Of those
l had an aversion 70 Patent Medicines from The
Thousand and one quacg 'Bttrs,r whose only
aim seems 20 be 10 palm Off eetened and dragged
liquor upon the community in sly way, and the
tendency OF which, iear, IL to make many
irmed drunkard Upon learning thai yours was really
a medicinal preparation, TOOK It with hRppy effect
Its acton not only up'n the stomach, but upon the
ne,yqps system .. was PROMPT and sns feel feel
the use OF afew bottles. Very respectfully, yours,
W. d. sEIGrRIED, No, 254 shackainaxon 1t.
.!l - -I.-...
From Rev, j. Newton Brown, u. d. Editor OF the
Encyclopeda OF Religious knowledge and Christian
oneo, Philsdelpma. .'''
Although not disposed 10 iavor or recommend Pat.
cot Medicines in general through distrist OF their
Ingredients and effects / vel know Of no sufficient
reasons why q man may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in The hone that he may thus contribute
10 the benefit OF others =
do this the more readily in regard 10 Hoofland's
German Bitters prepared by DIR. %. M Jackson OF
this city becniIas was preIIiced apaIns them for
many years, under the irnpres ssion that they were
snd sObsrt shoemafs sa ot psptsa s rsoSs 70 ny Sf
this prejudice by proper tests Tor 10
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L.I nKwkHE 0T oOURrERTEIrs. .afH.n
See that the signature OF 80 NJ. JACKSON" Is on the
1.LU wrapper Of each bottle. 7 fllII
Should your nsarest draggist not h,ye the article
do not be put of by sny OF The oxtoAting prepar
lops that may be offered in it's place but send 70 IA
aud We viii forward, securely packed by express
rsft rRlscIPAL oISIoa AsD MAsUFko kofeAf, I.I.rn
Nos d3l Arch At.. PhiladehphIa. pm .
Ir,-i .l..t JONES a. EVANS, N - -.
1i fn lSusooss0rs 10 c. NJ. JAG kSOk a col
"IL ... PKePRlersRs.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every town in
he UAted States deose'smsStswd&eawwE
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Sroterifs. ."a'of
1865 ,ss5.
FRESH GROCERIES

LIVERY FAMILY DESIRES GOOD FRESH GRO.
II oeries, an we would remind ali persons inter.
esteG to Civo call
Q "A M NJ e ID f r. U s
Western Peaches, Plums, StrawberrieA Ounces
roma'oes' Blaekmrres, and Cherries theDwc have
.4 Spice !d'ad Gore Oysters,
slso, an assortment OF Jelhes, tddletown Hau, ana
Shoulders, Lamps and Coal on, Sugars and Con ,es
Pickles. Spices, Fancy SoApa sc; - fact ryeryiinp
thnt The markets afford that il desirable TO T0bae-0
Ohewefs va would say keep the best article Of Fn,
Out that can be had. Come one, come all, and see
what we can do. M1NTlRE a BAIRD,
del$dawu MRinst., r doorsbslow Market
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From Rev, J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor OF the
Encyclopedia OF Religious Knowedge and Christian
Chron ,eo, Philsdelpha .. .IsH 81
Although not disposed 10 iayor or recommend Pat.
cot Medicines IN general through distr'st Of thelI
ingredients and effects, ] yet know of no sufficient
why may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparations, in the hope that he may thus contribute
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17
Rg Orleans Bully Crqsttnt,
TRuEspAY NoRNINa. MAY !. I8ae.



IN. CHARLES H0TEIs--H R Fraser, Ga; R D
Tssalce, ID; A Robinson coast; e Colgin, Ala;
j Timer, La R5Efenstein, NicSsbufg; W Elias,
Al J li Watts, Miss; N N Mccain do; D B Thomas.
TeHni Hopkins heywoTth, washington,
u b Bige, city; DR., Fowler Wis; w Jones, city F
Van Benihuyssn, city; w Wills. do; G Il Stone,
10; B Mcisehee and wife, La; S Nilliamson, do;
N d Ford, N Y; = semple, Miss: VI " semple, do;
q fsahdfath phil: E P Chaphansen, Prussia W j
sssrha. N II. Col 4 Bsyly, u S A.
CITY H0TEIl-W N SKATER, A Mcclellan and
wife Terrehone; S L Jones. Shreveport; Il Speed,
3 W Stokes @ w Garyey, N G Robinson, La Mrs
a o Melsn, Ark; II Richardson, c s Merritt and
wife Il Saunders, Tex; ] Nance, Tex; w McCu-
ton. Miss Mcphilips, D Parsons, Mobile; Il G
jackson, Ca G Newman, str Louisville; w
Wills eity ] Austin Galveston; w r Mills, city;
Dr k-Sksnnal, Miss Skannal, Miss c Burns,
Boasier parish; G Ghaife, Mihden, La; A Cinhish,
Mobile: x B George and wife, Aiinden; B g Shields
and vile. Texas; @ Hall, Ala; Bonaho. Mrs w
Perry, Jefferson, Tex; II Claiborne and wife, VIM
Perry. E. II Norwood and wife, Mrs Hays, Miss
Hays, " Hays, VI 9 Swanson, Tex; Noel,
Caddo parish; Hawkins, 9 Glarck, II Bar.
ST. JAMES HOTEL Mrs Lawkins, Mrs Richie,
Hiss. Mrs J Massey and daughter: Rev r Ciute
G0vington, la; ] p PTitcharn, Memphis; NJ
N0lcombe, Ark; @ q Spencer, Bishop Green, " 9
Crane Il iss. Z Norman, Dougfesvflle; A s Brandy,
Goodman, Miss; P II Garrett, Texas; e Crawford
and vile, Homer, La; J Whelp, Miss; G Moonan,
] Armstrong Meridian; w Bramble Bayou Sara;
hi II Baker, Pensacola; w NJ Gwin, o Richardson
Shreveport, Ia; 4 Ward, NJ We'll, I J Hightower
Il B Kinpell, Homer, La; Mrs H White ]
Crawford and brother, Cameron, Tex; Wye
kof Mobile; E 1 Houson and wife, Greensboro,
Aia; Fl Zoan, N G, H u Faber, Montgomery;
p sawyers and son, Mobile; G h Jones' Chicago;
VI Danston. Dr. G w Irrelevant, La; G B Minis Ga;
Capt C g Hall, steamer Sam Clark; 3 w Jack, ]
Il Burlington, D Behen, Jr, Little Rock; ] n Hol-
lowish, city; r P Parks, Mr. Norton, W r Bradley,
Shreveport: N G Vaughn, Mississippi City.
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Recelntu or Produee ve,terdav.


ST L0UIS-Steamer Commonwealth-50 bbls
-four Weed Writer'S &oo--3OO6 SKIS corn ] M Rich
ards washing machine J R Wright-827 bbls Of
Hour 4l0 SKIS bran HoTell, Gayle &co-l8 pkgs of
beer L Becker--250 bbls flour F Avet & Cambon
SO do Lamb, Quinlan &co-l0 hxs oil Miller & Rel
britz--l2 iron kettles H Haler-48 trunks Charles
Jenkins ties beef kegs powder L Merritt eco
2Q2 SKIS potatoes 100 SKIS oats to G F Lauman-l40
bbls Hour y pillavaso &eo--4 csks bacon Falls
Allison &eo---776 SKIS corn Hamilton q Dunniea-
l5S do Geo Martin--2OO bbls -four j Fl Oglesby &
colo bbls oil Rice Bros &eo--S do Hill & Yeazie
do L Fix-l do to Fl Goldman &co-769 SKIS corn
32S SKIS oats Lacey, Terry &oo-2O bbls oil L Stur.
devant &co--2 csks bacon and beef 20 tubs butter
j H Carter--S6 cases wine Perkins & Hersey-225
SKIS corn Woods, Matthews &co-26 bbls -four to
Scott, Donphan &eo-32 pkgs mdse S De Bow &
eo-7s5 SKIS corn Childers, Iarleton &co-1OOO do
"A Michel-3 pkgs mdse House OF Good Shepherd
80 osks bacon Grief & Byrnes-600 bbls -four to r
RoberUs--l32 do Harmon, 0lfut &eo--37S SKIS corn
ties hams to Campbell s. Kimball-S30 SKIS corn to
kehlor Updike-l00 bbls -four Grace, Davis geo
$50 SKIS oats 2l5 bales hay SIS SKIS oats Stannard &
slaybaek-7S9 do 1874 SKIS oats 80 bhls potatoes Is
bHs eggs Dorman & Bruno-9S bbls -four rs ties of
hams Dbl do to Jno MoOre--24 bbls potatoes
= w Byrne-40 do 8 bxs eggs Miller & Meyer-6O
csSs bacon Martin, Dolhonde q Cobb-sundries to
MINDEN-steamer Frolic-ss bales cotton to
SpIyker sandi1ge-4s do Carroll, Hoy &co-44
y Nsogent &eo-SS Bouligny g. Esclapon-3l T L s.
= 4 Johnso9-l9 Horrell, Gayle &co-l2 Ar Mil
p.ccIs l. NJ . Sllene @ BRO stevenson d May
q p Mysa y Macdo9ad2 ellis Ferguson-5 do
u ware q Sons Cummings, Brown SEQ do to
Campbell strongS Thos NJ Scott &co-4 WI.
liams, Nixon &co-4 do to Walker & MeKnight- 10
hhds bacon bx heeswax bbl lard to j Chaie &
bro-Io bSs brandy Howard-s esks ale % bxs
porter Y Freeman keg brandy j Carriebe
sundries to order--Total SS4 bales cotton
JEFFERS0A --Steamer Starlight-24S haIes rot
ton r G Taylor-l29 do II Ware & Son.-l0g do ~
John Phelps-23 w Burbridge &oo-2 G G John.
son--l4 Carroll, Hoy &eo--5 Bower & Gamers i
D Scotia Sinnott Adams & Wayne-1 A M Iisso
l do Winston, Morrison &oo-55O head sheep Tur
ner q Stoner-3l9 hides AIS sides leather 10 rolls
leather hdl peltries @ G Johnson-43 hides Car.
roll, Hoy d5co--S rolls leather % bales do bales
wool "A Ware & Som bales wool R Taylor-S
do Brooks s. Macdonald do S o q 7 A Nelson &
co-S2 bbls -four and sundries to order-Total GAG
bales cotton
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BAYOU MACON-Steamer Cotile-31 bales of
cotton NJ ellis &co--l bales wool N Jackson--S
bales sacks Wright, Allen Soo-266 SKIS seed cotton
G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to order-Total 81 bales
cotton
BAYOU SARA.-Steamer Nina Simms--l0 bales
cotton Mtenberger-2 do A Levi do Patton
& Duggan-lO hhds sugar to McStea Value eco
sundres to order-Total Is bales cotton
POINTB-A-LA-HACHE-- Hunter-l8
bbls rice NJ Urquhart--ll SKIS rice + Martin-l2
SKIS cabbage do peas rs SKIS potatoes Montague
eks onions SKIS potatoes NJ Campo-sundries to
order
UPPER COAsT-steamer Waloon--21 bbls of
onions and sundries to order
LOWER COAST-Lugger Hopes bbls onions
20 bbls potatoes to order
LOWER CoAST-Lugger Ell Lucon-lO5 bbls of
potatoes to order
LOWER C0AST-Lugger Sea Gull-3O sacks of
onions and sundries TO order
LOWER COAST-Lugger Unknown-39 SKIS po-
tatoes 80 do onions to order
LOWER GoBsT-Lugger Union-i5 bbls onions
to order
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Bark Rollins, from Havana,
Brig Edward, Doty, 10 days from Matanzas to
master, with 521 hhds and 40 ties molasses to
PUG Bros
NIX schr Neptune, Ribas, from Havana, to master,
with lbs hhds and 100 bbls molasses to order
Schr Pinkey, Simo from Havana, to Jos Kelley
Bark Oak Ridge, CHM, from Sagua la Grande,
Br schr Constance, Parson from Matanzas,
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Exports Yesterday.

GALVESTON Steamship Texas-75 bales hay
$50 SKIS corn pkgs leather and snndries
B0RDEAU8-Fr bark st Yyes-I07 bales cotton
$4,000 slaves
LIYERPO0L-Bra bark Bessie-764 bales cot
ton 30 sis oil cake 1873 fkns butter 367 pkgs mds
cotton
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BeIOw-COnilng Up.

Steamship Exact, Washburn, from Ruatan, to Per
kns y Hersey
Br schr Village Belle. De Koker, from Matanzas
to Thiele, Seller SEQ, with sugar, moasses
and fruit
Br bark Odin Carrero, from Cardiff, Oath January
Bark R G Rollins, --, from Havana
Ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Liverpool, with 1900
tons coal to E Fairclough SEQ
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YAzOO.

vI0KsBURG AND YAzoo RIVER PACKET.
Leaves vlCksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 Pm
TOR GREENWOOD, LEFLoBE. YAZOO CITY
and all intermediate landings also taking freight for
Iaahstchie and Haabuha rivers and at Green
WOOD with packets for GrenadsThs light draft passen
ger steamer Countess, John Henderson, master, Ohes
Crater clerk will leave above connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
o Fulton street
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE,
NO 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Between Common and Canal Streets,
D. M. stella, Proprietor.
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arrived NeBGeruaYs uusa
Steamship Texas, Lockwood, from Galveston, to
Halves y Bowen-1st district
Lugger Hope, Poalini from Jesuit's Bend, to mas
ter-2d district Is
Lugger ri Lueon, Brun, I'm Jesuit's Bend, to mas
ter-2d district Is
Lugger Sea Gull, Henry, I'm Jesuits Bend, to mas
ter-2d district Is
Lugger Unknown. Michel from the English Turn,
to mastered district 25
Lugger Union, Cassano, from the English Turn,
I'd district %
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Emporta Yeaterinr.

GALVESTON Steamship Texas--39 bales cottn
Edwards &co-l15 head cattle Ben Foster AGO
ITO do McQuoid, Mehle &co-sundries to order
M0BILE-Steamer Louise-sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

Commonwealth, Lloyd, from st Louis.
Cotie, Rawlings, from Bayou Macon.
Starlight, Hays, from Jefferson.
F'rolic, Compere, from Minden
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Hunter Ruiz, from Pointe-a ala Hache
Waloon, --, from the Upper Coast.
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Taritle :gntfIIigettre.
CRESCENT OFFICE, NO. 81 CAMP srRERF,
Thursday. May II 1861.

Thursday, May L, 1860.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Lockwood, for Galveston,
Fl bark st yves, Camus, forABordeaux,, ' I''"'-
w R Buddendorf
Braz bark Bessie, Rainey, for Liverpool,
Marcy, Meggett & Maury
swed bark Deleritas. Rydstrom, for Gronstadt, etc
w r Buddendorf
Br bark Italia, Snow, for Havana, in ballast,
Lowell & Bailey
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OPELOuaA As

Tx hASp ~ SA9s
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, at6rM
HN0R OPELOUSAs, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
T. simmspoTt Mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate
landings on Bayou Courtahesu and AtchnalBya rverhe
regular New Orleans and Opeouses weekly packet steamer
AFene1 o. Hinekley master, M. Kenison, clerk, will
leave as above For freight apply board or to
J. E. CARLIN, 80 Old Levee street
VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
N BThe steamer Irene will land passengers any point
on the const.
oPELoUsAs AND AToHAFALAYA COAST PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at s P. H.
E0R OPELOUSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT
u Barre, Mouth Of Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate
landings Bayou COurtabeau, AtchaaRya and Missis
sippi riverThe fine and light draft passenger packet
CleOna, G. @. Pickett, MASTER j. B. Schmidt clerk will
leave above Returning will leave Washington every WE'D
HESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Particular atten.
ton paid to Coast business For freight passage apply
board, or to
BARUs GAJAC. Agents. 9 ST. Louis street.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL4 Advertising Agent
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling and Queenstown to land embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of ladng
here through of freight hence St Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothsnburg and HaTra
Storage passenger tickets granted here by this line bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of destination may be either signing
the bills of lsdng, declared by the holder Of the bill
of ladng within twelve hours after the arrival
Liverpool thus aHording the importer the choice OF
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DrREUr
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA 1874 tons p Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI. j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA 1887 tons. A Finn Captain
MISSOURI. 1854 tons. Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. tons. 4. Barron Captain.
ALABAMA 1929 tons WIN L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA. m...."..,l6 1861 j. Graham, Captain
CAROLINA .ls4l tons. j, Harby Captain
BOLIVIAN ls4s P. P Couche Oaps'
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl25 gold equivalent
currency.
For rates Of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEW & CO. Il Carondslet strest.
Rs Of sd a. the sr f.s. oa
livery orders for the same
FOR LIvERPooL-sTEERAGE PASSAGE 500 CUR
~ -.
FOR LHvEBPOOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM
ship ,
c.- :. -, =, =, 60
Third District for tho above steamer, sailing punetuay on
s1EOEDAf the 18Th Of May at o'clock 4 ~ and to De
Cabin passage to Liverpool sl2S in gold its equivalent
For freight or passage, apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw CO., Il oarcndelst street.
Insurance by these steamers done in London at ONE
-y's " '-ppo''
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
e'D % 90 = ~ . = 'A@s t-'u' az . eiO'A H.
FOR LIVERPOOL - THE MAGNIFICENT
fas.satIpe steamship
Concordla,
WINTHROP SEARS corn,,ond.r
MN, ,,,, aso,. s., D., =, ,,,..-,..
Cabin Passage -.-....,,.,...... sl25 in Gold.
steerage . ............... $40 Currency
For freight passage having splendid accommodations
cabin and staor,,. ,,assor.~, anvil,
oREBVY, MCPHERSON CO..
ro,nor ,.-o,d.,.4 .,, ,,.,,,,.. -,.,,.-
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