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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now 7manufactdfihg every de-
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices
Lamp Stock. consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chininsys, Pegs, and Feet, for sale
at manufacturers prices \ zoo
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1866
is now ready for distribution, which will
besfurnished TON rGflants fDuly, on appli-
cation. - 's5
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PApucAH. KY.. sept. ., Isl.

PADUCAH, KY, Sept. 2, 1851
Having lived neighbors to DR.. r. A,
ten or twelve years, we take pleasure in
saving, that, as a Physician, he stood high,
and enjoyed large practice; whilst, as q
gentleman, in bearing, and man of hon
or in the strictest sense of those terms, no
man maintained a more enviable reputa-
ton. In a word .she lived among us with
out reproach, and left us with unsuiiied
Character LINN BOYD.
ts3l" ,,&e =. ALFRED BOYD
I Inquire of your Druggist. isi'a
4 aaaranfasF rt8sa E4-sS rrssttt sess
For sale. by all Druggists. z.k
CLOUD & AKIN,
aprlS General Agents, No. 5 Main st.
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THE RoCKPoRT RoBBERS.-In the case OF
Catlin, one of the Rockport robbers, the
jury returned aEeFdtotpf guilty, and fined
him $500, sentencing him to the peniten-
tiary for ten years. The same penalty was
imposed ON both Catlin- and Flood.
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IMPORTERS on GHINA, GLASS
Oueensware.

aaH
%tGNSfDER OUR ADVANTAGES! We
&elare now receiving our Queensware di-
rect frOmthes P9tteRs of the Old World! At
New Orleans, our crates are hoisted from
the Ocean Steamers, and fplaced on board
Steamboats,. which iapIt them at our wharf
In THIS city, thus making but one transfer
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CITY NOTICES.
Notice of the Opening and Extend
- ing of First Street. 10

i. 10 V ~ = = ~
AYOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
in that the Common Council of the city
OF Evansville, at its session on the 9Th day
of March, ID. 1855, passed an order for the
opening and laying out of First street of
said city, of the width of sixty feet, from
the west side of the alley dividing Blocks
Nos Is and 1873 to Fulton avenue, distance
running through Lots Nos. 5, 8, Z, 8, 0, and
Ii, IN Block l33, Lamasco NOW city OF
Evensville.1 fafa1-E sHFas9 HTe eeUH0
All persons owning or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or abuteing upon said pro-
posed street, and feeling themselves ag-
grieved by, the passage of said order, may
have redress by application to said Council
within six weeks from the publication OF
this notice.
BY order Of the Council. 49, -
A. NJ. MCGRIF'F, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, April %, 1856.
aDr25 Ill a. w RXu a
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Read Read! Read! Read the fol
lowing Certificates:

HENDERSON, KY, Feb. Is. 1856.
= DIR. r. A. Armistead of Evansville, Ind,
resided for many years in this city. We
know him Intimately. He is regular
Physician, and during his residence here
he enioyed an extensive practice, and was
regarded as skillful practitioner of medi III
cine He is gentleman of strict integrity
and elevated moral worth.
L. w. POWELL, E
ARCH'D DIXON. &
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!. y 4lEa.l 7 9l7EIlFAN >
LIVERPOOL ENGLAND
Evansville,
Indiana

You will observe, therefore. that we Sc
cure safe and speedy transportation, as
we'll 0as great saving in breakage, which
alone is very important item to be con-
sideredin the cost of our Wares.
Our Stock is ione of the largest and best
assorted to be found in the West, and for
sale at
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CITY NEWS.

Rg The Soldiers, Mass Meeting is tey be
heads ON the 18TH Of May 1T is hoped that
all the soldiers in the county will be in at
tendance.
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NEW MErR0PoLITAE<-Thef Audience at
the theatre last night was ntl55s largo, but
select. Miss Kate Reignolds Formed THE
attraction for the evening. That she is an
actress of vastly superior talent is evident
to all who have seen her. Her Richelieu
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,Terre Haute and indianapolis
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNES

FRUM NINLEN N Ec.
Going East Going W.T..
Mail :. :. :. Z = ls10 u SIS P NJ
press st0 L D1 ~ N
Passengers for st. Louis and Cairo, leav-
ing Evansville at ? 80 T. NJ, make close con-
uection with the O.-&- NJ r. r. at Vim
cennes; arrive at st. Louis at l 80 A. NJ,
and at Cairo at $50 A. M.
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ERYSIPELASi

VAR. ARMISTEAD'S POPULAR ONT
- ment will cure this dreadful disease in
its worst forms. Most wonderful discovery
of the aget Cures all manner of Ulcers on II
man or beast, Fever Sores, letter, In1am7
ed Eye Lids, Sore Breast, Burns, Scald Z
Head, Wounds, ETC., etc aae 40 .iHaO
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prs Eagterly,s American Ointment

NYTILL CURE BRUISES. SPRAINsa
wv Cuts, Wounds, Rheumatism, Con
tracted Tendons, Swelled Joints, Lumba
go, fTumors, all Local and seated RaIIfs,
and all diseases where a. local ReTpedKrlsO
required. ..ss.te.s 9. s.s.,-r ain
most efaifacious remedy ever offered 10 thes
public. n Its volatile, penetratingys 00things6
and healing properties diff Use 2. eTnsel YES,
to the very bones, and gives the S9.Farer !
alm0stinsfant relief % T@s- rPp
Such powerful curative properties are
combined in DIR. Easterly s. American Iirli-
ment, that it readily cures the worst
wounds of man or beast. Every family
should keep it constantly on .hand-fs
Price, 75c per bottle. ..ss7 $780,.
Prepared and sold by DR.. Easter1y & Co,
No. 20 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo.
Sold at their branch Family Medicine
Store, No 30 Madison street, Chicago, III.
For sale by the druggists of Evansville.
jan4-m tn, wed-weOW-tf 7si
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$50 TREASURY NOTES, GOLD AND SILVER,
49, BANK NOTES, EXCHANGE.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

IN April. I6, 1866.
The Common Council of the city Of
Evansville will receive bids until the Both
day of April, 1866, for the construction of
plank sidewalks.
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot
for sidewalks, and the price per cubic yard
for excavating and flling-said sidewalks
in all respects to conform to the require
ments of the ordinances of the city.
A. Id. MCGRIFF, Clerk. Il
City Clerks Office, April 49, 1866. apr20 ct
Union cODy.1
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sin OF E ssaA5v4dr11E. lsTenai

Having commenced business at its office,
corner of, MAIN AND FIRST STREETS,
offers its services to the citizens of Evans
vile and its vicinity, being prepared to
carry on legitimate
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

in APRIL %, 1866.
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until the 30th day of April, 1856, for remov-
ing the Upper Market-HOuse situate ON
Fourth street, between Locust and Walnut
streets, to the market space on Fourth
street, between Cherry and Oak streets.
By order of the Council. asN tIS~sz.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Evansville Apris 3,
1866. apr25 dtd. Union copy.l
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MTOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

IN APRIL q, 1866
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville Will receive sealed proposals
until Monday evening, May 2, 1885, for con-
structing an earthway across the canal, on
Oak street. similar to the one across the
canal.
BY order of the Council
A NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, April ., 1866. f g
apr25 dtd Union copy.l
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! QUEENSwARE.
Mark TX 81 W aa ar

esE 10 = Al
10 ,0ah-y6IY - $500 ~
80 yab MOI 10 MAIN STREET,
+-fffrf jfs tiffe 81 9sl4 I0t ssf}k'.N 't's
fEoF IA fffrs 4osft lsfenG ,s310u ~ CPS 2
tigdsBT Iof bea 0hi nIIW
IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS
.O9 s I0T9U - 10 b
ia8gA
s62 t8z29ssa = AAfNDA
.9slEf
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General Banking Business,

,nO30a sTuol4 siBti ,llT0
And to purchase and supply
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P i LIE =.

VAR. ARMIsTEAD's PILE OINTMENT
LIZ is warranted to effect more relief in
this painful disease than any otherremedy
before the public.
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COMMITTEE MEETING. An adjourned
meeting of THE 16n5 bdittee appointAd5 to-
prepare a Constitution and Bylaws for
the soldiers urgsanfzatipnlfor Vanaerbufgh
County, will be held at the Office of S. K.
Leayitt)on lSatufda5l aflernonn, kstAi, At
III O'Clock, P. NJ. The following are the
names of the Committees
Center z'osc1aship. Lit. w. Stokes, and
'a eS 7R5Saasf w: Shaw ana John
Wheeler.
ARMSTRONG s'tFI-sacoD- Wund and
Henry Hoffendoffer.
4 sRnlght T0'olssRifs Faesse GnaetahdUhris-
TegzV Io,gas4IgFT Col J9l4n Rheinlapfsers
d Gd 5 sze,sSss u II iisars 0Re flspssS
at Ger S1osp Toecsasil ightfhgsaaIe and
VIZ In s% nj fc BBarEeT lsa eF
Hofnbrook, toiofisl ehlef, Edsq teinlant
fba afling Eieu t tharFes tong, Captain
| W. p. Hargrave, Mr.. DudenhauSen, Lieu
tenant Jacob Messtek
ant w. A. Page.
sEREsADE.. Last night the crescent
City Silver Band gave the JOURNAL Office
a most delightful sereRade, fer which they
dIfave our most hearty thanks. If there is
| anything that stirs tlle.soub dt4isSmfsic In
the " Silly hours of nigfHHA Each men,
Der of the band must consider our best
j bow made for the delightful music last
Il night, not only in front of our Office, but
It our foreman and composttorS request US to
thank them for the music dfscoursed es-
Z peciaUy for their benefit in the composing
room "a Come again, gentielnensIt M qsfe
i aniiyens the soul of the labor-yvo fn printer,
, NEW METROPoLITAEs-The Audience at
II the theatre last night was nor largo, but
| select. Miss Kate Reynolds forfneed iths
y attraction for the evening. That she is an
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81 roz vs5f euD Wpa
Hs 5 a1
so1f 78l s
+. !. "A @ II Z

VAR. fARMISTEAD'S TONIC SYRUP
- gives universal satisfaction. Everysd
bottle Warranted to cure. Money refunded .,
if it fails. -.
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! IaIallSJ 9oaDoI y
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RATLROAD TIME-TABLE:
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
9ysfN LeaNeId . Arrive. 2 "A r4fSe.
Evansville. Vincennes. T. Haute
Accom- 'od't'n, $40 kMi 1927 A N AIS M
Mail 9:l5-AM II AZ A NJ 800 N
Vincennes Ac 2:30 NJ 5:l5 P NJ .............
Ertgt792 aIIII}0 ~ s1ifkI
GOING SOUTH. y -
Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Hatite. Vincennes. E'viIle.
Vincennes Ae .,.....-+. 6 :30aA NJ l. 9: l5 A Nj
Freight & Ac. $50 A HI u % P N 5:0S P NJ
Nail 3 20 lHI %; - fR1sfdoSs55P d
Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
Tffer oH.s f-ank gs9nisud ,s0ossis59
.sstl FROMiTRFsREeFf A UTE!o
sasa W 5lns nteiA 1oJ A3aYlxEkeo9 "A ,ri,,e
Night Express igd Hut q NJ 12:O5 A N
Accommodation ........... 7:l5 A NJ $50 P N
SAL ~ = N II I'D A M
Express % II $40 2 NJ
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INTERESTING TO DECEASED SOLDIERS
W1vEs.-Ata special session of the Board
of County Commissioners, held this month,
the following action was had relative TO
Soldiers families. We copy the proceed
ings entire. for the benefit of those interest
ed. We are indebted to Col Bisch for the
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ayzffF ~ LeaNeId AArrive. il "A raj
EYansYille Xincannas II Ha
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The discount line Is somewhat active NJ Ga per cent
Cor prime names and ~ . for the second grade.
Foreign exchange IL very nrm the for ster.
ling have been advanced by the leading drawers in con-
sequence Of the scarcity Of double eagles involving pay
mems in small CON- and tho gloomy financial advices
from Europe. Bankers bills England are quoted at
Sook lilo; short sight Ill u. The demand is
ol mainly confined TO the latter owing to the dstrust
o. foreign credits Commercial bills rated a. l0sI
1ook and signatures closely scrutnized The NOR
camille failures in England have thus far rcmarka-
bly, few, considering the extent Of the financial panic
but there be doubt that many large houses have
been dangerously weakened sby the ordeal and
come Of their number viii yet succumb under pres
sure Of their present embarr assments
Petroleum and mining stocks quiet and gencr.
oily steady At the first board Pthole Creek closed 15c
higher than At the time Saturday, United states
Loo New York aud Allegheny was Sc lower, Ada
Elmore &c. AT tho second board Smith 4 Parmlee
closed i5c higher than at tho rs board selling at 80 Is
Excelsior Copper 1oc lower selling At 81 Bcnnehon
Hun OIL sold al "a 90 Bonnehof Run s12 25 Germana
lac, New York and Allegheny 60 so, United States
y 10, Electric OIL 81 90, Atlantic and Pacific "a 90.
pOwnievlle Gold ale, canada Copper 81, Waikiki Lead
ssc, Holman Gold 3oc.
The aes, Of the President Of the Merchants National
hank Washington FOR msappying the funds deposited
wa ~ government agents shows that there Is at
iensh some action being taken by the government TO
yaLish uasan, offenders under the National Banking
ses Tie sross and wlih mismanagement not 10 say
nAad, which marked The brief career Of the
bank 10 question should 10, 90 unpublished;
and 10 10 due 70 better managed ins,ltu.
oons under the sane law ths, signal examples
should Be made Of ,boss who have abused tho trust rc
poscd 10 thorn for the urhsranee VI their own base pr
poses What may be done now, however, docs NO, or.
scse shs negligence Of the Comptroller Of the Currency
Nc rrnnaiias As existence Of The Merchants Bank
scfe before died Of su own corruption
TIE following the amour, received for AMI. or ,
eene 70 Boston during ave months 10 The years Isst
Leo, lsee:-
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n n, ysr a-ard bound ssd Royal Standard whinera
zos-os, May 2s-A Adler wenke. and Gauss. weting,
LHonoax, May lsd sehr Nina tBr) Holden, Baltimore;
'0 LsSAs Oh, june i-An brig John sanderson. NYork;
IN aAn1a Nav J.ha Smith, Boston land cid 18th for
sicyl l25 Ercob, Bo'tone New York Sid i2sh Energy
Carmen EsAs,.rs N ley orleans 91s rs
port 9sS ' bark HAVEN Hail for
,nADKAs, April lS-Arr Henry Buck. Nichols, Rosock
soSasIs Marss sd josiah Hale Novel;
mouth Mongolia Weston Calcutta sinee reported at Cal
n port April IL Belle Creole, Knowles, and oarbadi
aAr4oyE5 May iSin bark Gasss Black from Bar,
smith veszs from So, both IN ausraS~s schr Kings
Nay sss issd a saS1 R fsS Boston
FOR I'm port brig Jas Carey coaie oeary
PLY.ovIn May 22-Put in. Normandy, Horton, from
o. SONY siss Wizard King. woodwork from sorlsans
pVGhS New s~
RfnXs h HSad anssn m
sTn as FS.s tcIa%9S sI$ Sarss Msss
Calhoun sT ISL. e dsn 6oS s
ss # sP & oa
nsy Msy Ssnns 5oSs SYos
81 s ss . r M1 As P5s Harry lpSYy Daen
IN port 18Th. brig Eleanora Br) FoIwe for Arecbo to
TnizsrT, May H-sd bark Mary Duriee, Crosby, Bor.
deaux.
la dfaiis. PORTO. Fhiadephia AA'''' Ni0'- o's'
American Forts.
BOSTON June Arr schrs Mickerson Kelley 0ralco;
rne Cook Cienfuegos schrs Franklin conary Charleston
. Knight Taylor PhIlaMdelphia; o.. ,s -.
ME Gordon sBr Nixon, Hsyana brss LsnoiI tBr{ Mes
steamship VIM Kennedy; ship Herald Of tho Morning.
.ss
horn Ea,chanss LysrpoSlj brig Edmeson Glasgow
BALTIMORE. June AR. ships Admiral Haesloop
lBrem), Bremen; Johanna wnhelmine lBreml Therman:
ZOO, Nichols, Richmond Me- Chester river Md; schrs
Gage. pisS,on; " sanders Wicls, Boston; Brooks
lBr wadman, Londonderry; Maine Brownell; Mary Dunn
Rsn ana ssshss aason Msasr
,CIXRLEsToN. May si-sid scnr Arlington. Hasey New
June Arr steamer Cosmopolitan, Croker ,NYork;
GEoRGETowN, Sc May 2o-Arr schrs Albert Mason or,
Murray Liver
SET VIZ oRfEs Ray gaSs Steamship Florida tB
Finn Liverpool; bark Camille dtall collora Palermo.
Fortress ship Expoqnder irvine, Havre bark Con-
''fHf af Eff ESys ans Ar brig Anna s Norris
Ponce Pr schr Brooks, Burgess, Boston cid briss
tA BSsoH Mss 1h
Ad%s 3aad 5Gan s0ynoS Reed po Wev Ra
schrs Black Warrior Leahers and Gentle, Hender
.s.S' f.sl Hs;r;s
3oth-Arr steamship Missouri Loveland. New York brig
ssrc
s ;shs S ps Bessie s. se9 Dan Sg
Clyde, Young, NYork.
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MONDAY, June % +. N.
AsSs.--Recep,s 10 bbls The market was unchanged
Small sales Of pots at 81 so 81 Isl pearl dull and nomi
nal, In the absence OF sales, at $13 so $14
BREADsrurrs 81 439 bbls. -four, 500 do and
600 bags meal, 81 800 bushels wheat 1872 34s DO
and 90, 81 do oats. The demand for State and
Western -four fairly active, and prices for
and medium grades ruled &C. 10c higher closing steady
at the improvement The better grades very hrm
but not quotaby higher The sales comprise 1900 bbls
at revised quotations annexed. Southern -four
in fair demand, and prices frmer particularly for
the low grades which most inquired for The sales
were 500 bbs Canada -four moderately active at
advance Of SC. loo. on the low qualities Prime and
choice brands were held rner but decided improve
ment was established. Tho sales were $50 bbls 200
sacks OF the late importation Of French flour realized SIS
196 lbs Rye -four quiet but steady, with further
sales Of 200 bills at quotations Corn meal firm
and offered sparngly 800 bbls calorc realized a IS
with small sales Brandywine and Jersey at quota.
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given Of the funeral
Boston Mass. papers please copy.
TURSHR- Saturday, June 4 WILLIE JOHNSTON son
Of James and Katie Turner and grandson Of the late
William Keyes, aged years, months and % days
La Colonel at ~ one H"ndr ana us JILL
York Volunteers In the 47th year Of his = new
The relatives and friends Of the famil~
seventh street. this tuesday, afe q .Sr s oc
without further notice. ~u"on' - sn'oo y o'ooA,
Of bronchitis ELIZA MI" ILL., HaA'u monsn, IN,
ane rIo and friends OF the family are invited to
A .dncral from the residence Of her SON. in-aw,
A,, Arpenter No. st. Georges place (3l1 East
~ zenith street, Fourth day afternoon, at half past
20 O'Clock
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CLEARED
Steamship vicksbur Scandea Laguavra and st Thomas
Snip csrdiisra lBr, Berry, Kanagawa via Baltimore-'
ship Warrington Booth, Bryan, Valparaiso and Callao-
Ship OBJ Pierson, St John, NIB, for orders
fSsdsi Queen eSrS Press. cOwes for STdsTs-Ao-
:, Bark Marco Polo Ham). Hanschild, Belfas-Funch,
Bark India lsussl Eolstrom. Cork via Philadelphia
Bark Sailor Prince tBrS wren 8. john NB-C Duncan.
saf R hssn n ss
BIG Harry Aubrey tBr,, Hammond. Barbados-rr
Brg RIO SBrA Johnson CSw Bay-MJ PsW TI e. n.
Brs Nary Cobb, Duncan Port Royal-F u Iin5y e:
schr Brilliant (Br, Bethel Eleuthera-R Hutchinson
gs.s Fortune
schr Keilinger Penny, Boston-Bentley, Smith Co.
sc h Active, Calhoun. New Haven W Mckee Co.
a Ks'f RSd aa:y Ne. msvs9
ARRIVED
City Of Monaon ss % m NAY
ana rs 81 ps.ssnssrs Dale My - Sa sss:
ks; a
MI: :sp 6 6sa %ss
S'y
with nse and ax 1 we e snp
Sary bound nd W s Ssrf cer R stand
q
Steamship Pert Delaney, Savannah 8 days, with mdse
and to L Jones' Was detained OF sandy Hook
Steamship Moneka Marshman Charleston, SC, June at
with mdse and passengers 70 LIVINGSTON Fox c9.
Pm % miles SW Of iatterss passed steamship Sou
steamship Valley City, snyder Richmond and Norfolk, 80
hours with mdse and passengers, to JAS Hand
Steamship Albemare. Bourne, Norfolk, with mdse and
passengers, to Livingston, Fox Co.
Ship Syren Morse Liverpool 81 days with mdse to Saml
Ship Europa tBrem) Won Hagen Bremen Is days, with
mdse and 3 passengers. to Chas Luling Co. Had one
Ship Senator Iken (Brem Dannemann Bremen 20 days,
with dse and 400 passengers TO Schoberg Roper Passed
New York aS IS IS steamship Atlantic hence
Bark Crasoe OBI, Briggs London Jan g. via Queenstown
town eaky Had heavy weather to the Banks since
Bark Humboldt (Brem), Gerdes Bremen, % days, with
mdse and IA Ruger Bros No deaths or births
Brig Emma Ives tof sydneyl sorwsy Malaga q days with
weather. sprung boom and rudder head lost and split
bark August rus) from Tarragona for New York. days
Brig Alpha (Nor) Hagemann, Rio Janeiro a days, with
schr Woodhouse (of Kingston Ja) Eddy Arroyo. PR,
May with sugar &c. TO = MAXWELL May 20, In blow
obliged the mainmas the vessel I'd inst
was got od by Capt. Perry Of the Coast wrecking Co.
scSr victory, shate, Savannah. days
Schr + Scull, Sculi, Newbern, days.
schr Annie Borland Halrich, Virginia.
Schr Knight Bartlett, Virginia.
schr B Cowperthwaite, Newbury, Georgetown
schr Glenwood Dickinson, Georgetown.
schr gdny Esr. walins BSlt hn;,,e
schr WIN r Benjamin, Harris, Hyanns
Schr A NJ Acken, Acken, Norwalk.
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FINANCIAL a. avg CONNER GAL.


me gloomy financial sdv,ces from Europe gave W
.,d impulse 70 the gold premium This morning. which
earned Il from lox al the opening 70 ~ although It
Afterwards reacted 70 4sh, and closed q ASK, loans
being meanwhile without interest and at and aper
cen, for carrying That considerable depression still
prevailed on the London Stock Exchange 10 evident frop
the decline Of quotations for consos ans Amerca Sc
eur,es on the oath Of May tho prices at the close Of
business on that and the previous dates named having
Aoon
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The Supreme Court having adjourned without an.
pouncins It's decision, requested by the Governor on
The constutionaliy OF the act OF Congress dsfnnchsing
descrter the bill passed the late session Of The Lcgs
laure for carrying into effect the law a Congress- has
this day been approved BY the Governor that imme-
qs,c preparation Of the and certificates required
~ we ct nay - commenced aud lime o6ersd for The
correction of &yon IN NE record -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

A MAIDEN NEVER CAN BE DEEMED POOR WHO
IA possesses clear white skin, unblemished by tan,
freckes, salownsss redness roughness &C. such
invariably produces With such smooth soft silky cuticle
she sing My Face Is my Fortune.n
GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM ID designed to impart
nsantaneousy Wilderness and cearness TO the skin which
the vile flooding the country vainy supersede
GoURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE will positively eradi-
superuous hair from low foreheads part Of the
body.
G6URAUDs LIQUID ROUGE. delightful rose stain to
pale lips and cheeks mmevable by rubbing
GOURAUD'S LILY WHITE 10 q refreshing preparation
for the compl sxion during the heat Of summer
Nobody who has the celebrated
pr. GoURAuD WIN do without them. The cost Of the
50 a cake mailed rs cents The Rouge 50 cents
NAKED, and Lily White IS cents box.
The preparations of Dr. Gouraud be had at his old
bshed depot as Broadway and OF druggsts Ask
GOURAUD'S articles and take other