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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-16

is now In a satisfactory process of
construction in London. under the
supervision of VIM. Everett. 1t is
expected to be laid by the early part
of June next.
Distilleries belonging to Messrs.
Howe, Anthony Barrett, James Dew
lin, John Ryan, and Charles Good
win. in Brooklyn, were seized by the
Revenue officers yesterday.
THE Tribune says the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs have not
yet reached a conclusion on the Fe-
nian sympathy resolution, but it is
probable they will report something
of the kind. A delegation of Fehians
was before them yesterday.
1t is stated that all the new Sena-
tors will vote for the Colorado Ad-
mission Bill, which will make more
than the necessary two thirds to pass
it over veto.
There are seven candidates for the
Louisiana Marshalship, the most
prominent being Gen. Heron The
rebel Gen. Kirby Smith is also can
didate.
The sudden death of Gen. Benton,
Collectorlsof Internal Revenueqin
New Orleans, was announced by tele-
graph yesterday. ,p
New York, March 15. Hiram
Woodruff, the celebrated horse train
er, died last night 1uoa soi7'a I
NEW YORK, March 15.-The, Her
aid says the present and prospective
condition of the labor market is ex-
citing considerable interest among the
working classes of the city. Ad-
vaneed rates of remuneration, with
few exceptions only, are contemplated
by men of building trades. Ship
building is dull, and mechanics are
employed at reduced wages. The
present unsettled state of the labor
market has been unparalleled fol-
| years.
A Panama correspondence to March
4th reports the prevalence of yellow
fever. Sixteen deaths from the dis
ease had occurred on board the United
States steamship Jamestown.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fires I'm Cincinnati and Chicago
5 Fenian Excitement in Canada.

; OTTAWA, March 15.-- There are
rumors of a Fenian movement near
st. Albans. It is stated that the gov
ernment has important information on
the subject. s,sw
MONTREAL, March 15.-One hun
dred and twenty-five regulars left for
Chanplain this morning. A strong
force Of royal artillery, with 8 pieces,
will go to the frontier to-day. s
TORONTO, March 15.-There will be
a movement of forces to-day. Par
ticulars withheld for the present,
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL, March t4.-The Amer
ican Chamber of Commerce gave a
grand banquet tonight in honor of
the heroes of the Atlantic cable, in
which fine gold medals were presented
to Cyrus w. Field. Capt. Anderson,
Mr.. Coming and Mr.. Willoughby
Smith. The entertainment was a
splendid affair, the American Minis
ter and all leading American mer-
chants of the city being present VIM.
Rathbone presided. The usual loyal
toasts were given, and the health of
the President of the United States
was drank. Minister Adams in reply
to a highly complimentary toast, dis
claimed all personal credit for the
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EVANSVILLE, IND. SATURDAY MARCH l6, 1857

Cooke moved that instead of the
coin and bullion being sold it be paid
into the Treasury. Agreed to.
The joint resolution as amended
was passed.
Fernando Wood made a speech to
the effect that, whether criminal or
not, Collector Smythe had not the
capacity or discretion to fill place of
such magnitude and importance.
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Late European Intelligence.
-frfF .3f 8e asCue uFs gy
The War in Gambia to Continue
Great Banquet in Liverpool.
FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH.
The Niggers all COpperheads.
Schofeld a Good Fellow.
g
Death of General BENTON.
FENL4 NSs1AFTERs CANADA
vINDTANAPOLIS.
The Niggers all COpperheads.
FENIa NS, AFTER; CANADA

The War in Gambia to Continue.
Especial toEvansville journal.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 15.-Primary
meetings were held tonight, in. all the
wards, to elect committees, who are
to select delegates to nominate candi-
dates for city Offices. The meetings
we're all largely attended, and great
enthusiasm prevailed. The soldiers
were on hand in full.
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CINCINNATI, March 15.-A fire oc-
Cured at SO Lower Market Street,
this morning, and nearly destroyed the
dry-goods store of j.. w. johnson.
Loss about $4,000; insured for $13,-
900.
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CHICAGO, March 15.-The fire last
night in Jones paper warehouse on
Dearborn Street, was completely des-
troyed The loss is estimated at
100000; insured for $50, The
EUening Journal Office adjoining. was
damaged to the amount of S. 5000.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-Man-
uel Quilten, Macmillan 'seagent in this
city, publishes a card contradicting
the statement that the City of Mexico
bad been captured by the Liberals,
Feb. liz, and says he has later infor-
nation to the effect that Gen. Mar
ques had possession of the city at the
time referred to. f@
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COLUMBUS, o., March 15.-An ac-
cident occurred nearsN New Brighton,
on the Pittsburg and Steubenyille
Road this morning. One train ran
into another, smashing the train, kill
ing one passenger instantly, and break
ing the legs of eight others.
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PHILADELPHIA, March ia meet
ing was held at the Board of Trade
rooms this morning to inaugurate
measures to relieve the suffering in
the South Mayor McMichael pre-
sided. Resolutions were adopted ex
pressing sympathy with the destitute
people of the South, and committees
appointed to collect money and sup
plies, and superintend their distribu-
.tion, o s's 1A
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WATERFOWL, Wis, March 15.-
A fire last night burned Myers boot
and shoe store, and Rock & Sips feed
store. Fully insured. Loss, $4,000.
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MEDICAL.
POND'S EETRGCT OF HAMAMELIS

k4uHb IN hRb UF AWAW e 10
OR PAIN DESTROYER,
IL one OF the few domestic remedies which have come
into general use and iavor;wthout putting. IL Is the
proouct OF simple shrub harm less In all cases anu
M a domestic remedy unequalled.
..,. CURES:
BRUISEs sTINgs
LAMENESS SORE FYFs
soRENHSS BLEEDING OF THE
SORE THROAT nose
TO0THACHE, STOMACH.
NFURAIGfA,
RHEUMATISM CORNS,
LUMBAGO, ULChhS
And other similar troublesome and painful affections,
while IL promptly arrests all HEMORRHA9ES
and give It their unqualified recommendation. Sold
by our agents and dealers. -,
scrbers Proprietors and successors TO I, T. POND,
% whem al orders must be sdSTeSsedl T 40
pprcrsS 10 80 Ss2 S1PIIs PXTRS f rev YORK
Six ounce bottles with directions retail-....6O cents
Pint bottles with directions, retail i9 IVY
Liberal discount 70 Physicians and Dealers
sIMILIA SIMILIBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS HOM0OPA THO 6PEcLFTos
FAMILY CASES
OF gB large yfals morocco case, containing
speoihc for every ordinary % alseese s, family =, m
Smaller Family ana Travelling Gases, with 20
spee6ss - Sor ali Diseases both for Curing and o'
for Preventive treatment, In visls and
TBese by the case or single box are sem
charge. on receipt Of the price III ,,,,,,,,,,
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
once and RsRG N Sa Sy h HSw SS 9SFs 6o
personally or by letter, ~ above for all forms OF
For sale by DYoTT & Co., JOHNSON, Ho1,
and at BLITHEs Drug Store, No. sl2O Marke! street
and by al Druggsts. 8ltuths 6m
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AT QUARANTINE.
Brig John Chrystal, from Guayama.
MEMORANDA.

Ship Kate Davenport. OTIS from Liverpool 18th ult
Is 81, by a New York plot boat ~
ship Thomas Harvard, Strickland, hence. at Liver
Ship W. II. Jenkins Durkee, for Philadelphia, sailed
rsm sb LEyeGPeo EGPrf s iSsn inst r,ore ont at
Ship John GOOD, Crowell, for Philadelphia, entered
ship T. j. Southland Bishop for England, sailed from
the Roads, Antwerp, llth inst
Bareue Azelia, Brown, for Rio Janeiro, cleared at
Barque schamyi Crosby hence at London 18th inst.,
Brig Emma Krey, Pafrow, hence. at Helvoet lsth
Tig We hence at aaiiiax 2ith inst
Brig Gentle Annie, Parr, hence, at Wilmington, NJ
Brig rig Mitchell Scott for Philadelphia cleared at
Brig j. freeman Baker, hence, at Boston 2sth lust.
Brig Rebecca sheppard, below Philadelphia was
struck by lightning In satilla river, Ga, and came
schr Racer, sparks hence at Liverpool 10th inst:
dence at New York yesterday.
dephia, at Homes Hole 18th T inst
schr @. +. Meany. CLARK, hence for Pawtucket, at
schr orralio Small for Boston; Ruby. Hodgdon, for
Amesbury, both from Philadelphia, and D. Britain;
Springer, from Boston for Philadelphia, at Holmes
Schr Gienwood. Mills from Horton Point for Phila-
delphia. at New York yesterday.
schrs H. @. Hand, Taylor, hence for Newburyport;
orocfer, do. for Beston Garland, Libby; H. n Miller
Barrett; +. St. Clair EDWARDS, Doughty; and o. Fish
Strong, from Boston for Philadelphia at Holmes Hole
schr Helen P. Jones, from Portland for Philadel.
phia, at New York yesterday.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Captain Cleveland OF the whaleship Niger, OF New
Bedford states that Christmas Island laid down 45
charts. The following s It's true poson:-sE point.
S SS M w q W H. lon 16I nan II WI sW 5 pSP iS 2 % n
samarang Islets, about fifteen In number (about Is
miles in circumference ana others 80 miles, say about
q mies-are very dangerous with strong westerly
Ion. 1862 % w.
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MARINE 7ELEGRAPH.
F0r aidhtonal Afarne lNel0s zee First PaO,.

NJ PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
WILLIAM O. KENT, \ III
THOMAS n. AsHMHAD. SMor4THI,y ConfNfTTuR
CHARLES WHEkLER, "
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ARRIVED YEsTERDAy.

Schr Mary +. Smith, Barrett, Is days from Cenfue-
Cos with sugar to Madeira q CRbada.
IS, schT sarah Brnen, Mersho1 days from Whining.
Steamer K. O. Bddle McCue, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO w. p. Clyde & Co.
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird d Co.
Steamer s. M. Felton, Davis, hours from Cape
May, with passengers to captain. Passed foreign
barque below the Buoy on the Middle, bound up.
Tug Thos. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore with q
tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde & Co.
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DIR. Robinson, Of Bennington, Mich, died
a few nights since from the effects of chloro-
form, which he had sprinkled on his pillow to
produce sleep.
"A hopeful fisherman, while "plying his
vooatiOn' at ST. Louis, the other day. hshed
ND q boot with mans leg in It.
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INSTALLATION CRREMoNIEs.-This afternoon,
at O'Clock, the Presbytery of the United Pres
byteran Church, of Philadelphia, will hold an
adjourned meeting in the Sixth United Presby-
terian Church, Race street. near Twenty-6rst
This evening, at o'clock, Mr.. H. w. Torreuce
will be ordained and duly installed as pastor of
the Sixth Church, the order being for Rev. W.
W. Barr to preach the sermon, Rev. j. 7. Cooper
to address the pastor, and Rev. DR.. Jetfers to
address the people.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. = The up-train from
Cape May to Philadelphia yesterday met with
sengers. but injured none OF them. The train
was delayed about three hours. Exaggerated
reports concerning the mlshap were circulated
last evening from reports brought up by the
messengers,
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CLEARED YEsTERDA,

Il
Steamship Ilendrick Hudson, Howes, Havana. Thos.
Watson & Sons.
Ship W. H. Moody, Durkee, Rotterdam, E. A. Souder
d Co.
Brig Wnlebald, Mutzell, Stettin, Workman g. Co.
Schr Tennessee. Creed Boston, Cumberland Coal Co.
str =. Franklin Pierson. Baltimore A. Groves, Jr.
str Beverly, Pierce, New York, W. p. Clyde q Co.
str NJ Massey, Smith, New York, w. NJ. Baird g. Co.
SrrC Comstock Drake, New York, w. NJ. Baird d Co.
Tug ThOs. Jefferson, Allen, tor Baltimore with tow
OF bRrges, w, y. Clyde q 60.
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DRowNED.-A child named James Graham,
aged five years, fell into the Corinthan avenue
basin yesterday afternoon, and was drowned
The body was recovered and taken to the Fif-
teenth Ward Station House, where it was recog-
TAX en- TO the residence of its parents, in McRees
avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
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OR PAIN DESTROYER
10 one OF the few domestic edies which have come
Into general use and favor without putting. IL s the
product OF simple shrub, harmless In All cases and
hs domestic remedy. unequalled.
CTIT(ESs
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regul
lines The steamers for or from Liverpool call
Londonderry. The steamers for or nom the Cont
nant call Al SOuthAmptOn.
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ROBBERY. When the family of Mr.. Charles
Hoyle, No. 407 Queen street, arose yesterday
morning, the house was discovered to be in con-
fusion and disorder. Thieves had been about
yet there was no evidence OF torcible entry;
Alter careful examination of the effects, shawl
was missed, and nothing else. The thief
was evidently frightened off or intended to
return,
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HUMPHREYS HOMOE0PATHIC 6PkLLFICS
FAMILY CASES
MENTS.

A DENY OF NUS C.
~ SENSATION IL EEXSSTT6RAA93RDINARYI ESST6A3DINAR
TIE TIE eEEAF eEEAT ETBHAN AtLEAE6 AE6E
IIMMMENsE IMMENsE CC00MMBIIMAAII4I09N CON \ AII9N
TT%%0 T%0 9 4s1ATiC AssiATTiG NNAATTifoENs, NATfo rs.
MIKADU Red DRAGON TROUPE.
-.,.,,r,, MIKADo RED DRAGON TROUPk.
JAfANEsE, ,,,.,.- z.,.a JAPANESE,
ARARs' ARABs' AkABs AsABs ARABs, ARA Bs
TIE CHOSEN GSHAMPIoNs OF THEIR KESPEC
TwENTY.EogE j4pANEsR, j NNE5RN THIRTY ARABS,
TWENIY-FoUR JAPANESE, THIRTY ARABS,
FIEiTY5.FotGRR ORIENTAL ORIENTAL M4RvELs MMRsvz1
TOURNAMENT OF HUMAN SKILL.
IN ,,,,,I The IL W9NSDEhFgL JAPrANESE P rs
AND NEVER ATTEMPTED BY ANY OTHER
GENUINE CHILDREN OF THE DESERT,
numbering thirty performers, "
thirteen beautiful Arabic Infants and in add
'''-'' '''' hER&ANos C2MPoMANEs.
NOVEL AND Terrific Il sfaiF WONDERS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Parquet and Par9uet Circle rs cents.
Reserved seats u.
Family Circle; 50 o. cents
Reserved Seats sold at the Music Store OF Charles
G9MRTNATT9N G9M BIN MATINEE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 729H
IDOL FOR SMITHS ISLAND! FRESH AIR
N sEATTFgh S&ENEEX 6F
TIE hhst MRs. HaE& MARY LAKEMEYER
rally that she win open the beautiful Island Pleasure
SMITHS ISLAND,
nd Sn enjoy With Ser h hs Of @ S sS
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EINANClAL AVID CoaIMEI,CIaL.


CoLUMBIA, November 1l.ASales Of
cotton to-day go bales-iniddling
Nnw York, November 41l-Noop.
Money 6(97. Gold 10. Flour IO0
15c. lower. Corn 162c, better Pork
dropping, at $2O.76. Cotton dull, at
|, 10. ~ h,. W, s'it& lS
z P. M.-Corn active-old white
$I.30; yellow $1.32. Oats dull
prime 70@72. Flour closed more
actiya, at n deciine-State SO. ION
S.13; Southern S9.SO0I4. Wheat
better, with fair export demand.
Mess pork dropping. at $21.75. Cot
ton dropping; sales 1000 bales, Mt
19k. Gold 3S3l. -
BALTIMORE, November 11.-Cotton
quiet, Mt Io(0IShs. Flour dull
choice Howard street extra $1I.50.
Wheat dull and drooping--declined
5@1Oc.
New ORLEANS. November 11.-Su-
gar-fnlly fair 14Ia; seconds 14sI: ::
yellow clarified 16. Molasses--fnir
to choice 5000. Flour Quiet
double extra $lO.75@11; choice S14
@15.50 Corn dull and dropping
choice white $l.45. Bacon shoulders
IA; clear 1S. Mess pork dull, and
quoted nominally, at $3.50. Cotton
firmer-middling Orleans 49,; sales
I,0OO bales; receipts since Saturday
1,967.
Mobile. November 11.--Cotton
quiet, and closed firm, ut l6s/ for
middlings; sales 1,5OO bales; receipts
1,739.
CHARLESTON, November 1l.-Cot-
ton quiet, and closed somewhat
easier-middlings 17ls; sales 43O
bales; receipts 1850.
CHARLESTON, November 11.-Ar-
rlved-stcamer Moneka, New York ::
schooner A. II. Edwards, Philadel-
phia.
AUGUSTA, November 11.-Cotton
frm-middlings 1G; sales 500; re-
ceipts 533.
SAVANNAH, November 11.-Cotton
opened easy, and closed quiet and
steady-middlings 17la; snlcs/1. 1877
bales; receipts 1000
LIVERPOOL, November S-Noon.-
The brokers' circular reports the sales
of cotton for the week ut C5,OOO
bales; of which spectators took
5000 and exporters 5000. Stock on
hand 57l 900, whereof 1873, 900 are
American. The market to-day opens
tirm-middling Orleans 9; midiling
uplands 65a.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

John W. Parker vs.. Myron ID. Wood, Ad-
mlnistrator de 6o,iis non est ate of Chas
Beck. deceased, et M.-BM 10 .toreclose
Mortgage. l,. T.
TN pursuance OF tho decrctal order, i'll
i the above stated case, will sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY in December next, all
that lot of LAND, in Columbia, fronting
on Richardson street 52 feet, more or less,
containing half acre, bonded on tho
North by Boync d Sprowrs Stone Yard
and G. Decks Steam Mill Lot; East by
Sumter street, running AT feet inches in
depth; Sonth Ivy lots OF Thomas Boyiie
and James Brown. - q
large and commodious Brick Store
fronts on Richardson street; " large guam
tlty OF Bricks are on tue promises.
Terms OF sale--So much cash as will pay
the costs of suit and expenses of sale, aud
$1,000: Balance Oh Il credit of one, two
and three years, secured by bond and
mortgage. Purchaser to pay for papera
d. B. DESAUSSURE,
Nov ITO q. f. r. n
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COMMISSIONER's SALE,

James T. Johnson. et ua, vs.. James q.
Gibbes, Martha Townsend, Administra-
tor, ct af.-BM to foreclose Mortgage.
pursuance OF decretal order, in above
Il stated case, I will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in December next, all that lot OF
LAND, situate in the city Of Columbia,
bounded South by Plain street; East by
J: p. Southern's Lot: North by Sarah
Haynes Lot; West by Lot of Butt; front
ing, on Plain street 7S feet, and running
back (North) 208 feet inches.
On this Lot there is cCmmodious Resi-
dence, Kitchen, Out-houses, &c.
Terms OF sale--So much cash as will pay
cost of suit and expenses of sale. Ra.
lance on credit of twelve months, with
interest, payable annually. The credit
portion secured by bond and two or more
personal sureties, and mortgage Of pre- ;
misses. Purchasers to pay for papers.
d. B. DESAUSSURE, 4
Nov y tlO @. E. T.. D.
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Election Returns.

WASHINGTON, November 11-MN-
NEsoTA--Negro suffrage has been de-
feated by 1000. The Republican
Governor h1s been elected by 1000.
WlscosslN Republican Governor
elected by 4,50O.
The Democratic majority in New
York is 46, 900; ins Maryland, Al, 900,
The Democrats have gained $500 in
Minnesotn; while negro suffrage,
which was voted on last year as we'll
as this, shows q gain of 500 votes
Returns from the Western Counties
of Kansas indicate that most OF them
have gone Democratic.
New YORK, November 11.-Hoff-
man has been nominated for Mayor
by the Tammany Hallites.
The Mozarts have nominated Fer
nando Wood, and John j. Anthon is
prominently mentioned by the De-
mocratic Union party for Mayor of
New York.
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Woife's sehiednm Srhnapps are nsed
ail over the world by the physicians in their
practice.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry Willis vs.. Wood O. Dollens. Wru in
Foreign Attachment.
pursuance OF an order, in tho above
4 stated case. made by the Hon. +. J..
Moses, one Of the Law Judges of tho State,
will sell, on MONDAY, the 25th inst, az
IL o'clock A. NJ, at tho Sheriff's Office. in
Columbia, the following articles, viz:
1 Fine Large CLOCK, used as a regula-
tor; Large Show Gaze; Arm Chair; 4
boxes Of Jewelry; attached az the proper
ty OF Wood c. Dollens, the absent debtor.
Terms cash. +. W. GREEN,
Nov 9i9 ~ an
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Wolfo's Schtcdam SchHnpps ia tn,
puroSt iiQuo' manufactured in tho world.
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.:'I,.epi. i. 8 asr s, =:
CAM. Desi,,,niicnlje,ls.. b, 4 Il, : .

PABIs, November S.Tlie yellow
book il ready for publication; it
shows Ratazzi was, long warned OF
q .1nsnfgents' plans and the action
or France. 4 !. 30
FIosENcE, November s. Garibaldi
isto be tried. - : GS, @g'3tj So
SMonnora asks tie Withdrawal of
the French troops from Rome.
It is said that Lnvallettey will soon
resign; Rouher succeeds
The friends of Garibaldi shy he
had Sbut 1000 men. Etenard SAYS
Garibaldi's son is hidden, and has
not been cupi ured. 3..A M
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Cigars and tobacco in Variety, on account
Of all concerned.
By JACOB LEVIN.
ON FRIDAY MORNING next, at 10 O'Clock.
will sell, without reserve, at my Auc-
ton Room,
so boxes I'm Dio Conchas,
AZ La Perfection,
28 Flor Delos Campos,
~ Flor Sandres Deriyas,
IA Flor Desantiago,
20 Cabinet Regalias,
Talisman,
10 Superior Cigaretts.
SMOKING TOBACCO. sf
GO packages celebrated Smoking E,in-
deer,
30packages Osceola,
200 Kilkinic, '
90 bales, lbs. each, Durham,
lion. 80 -
CHEWING TOBACCO.
70 boxes, each dozen, Anderson's Fine
Cut, IL
2 boxes, each dozen. Audereon's fine
Solace. -
The above sold on account of purchaser
having failed To comply with the terms oil
sale. Nov IL
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Ay1,ctdcor.
5aIe@

Ia GA%1 GA%OEl sS3&4AF5&s
& To Gose Consignments. -
M BY JACOB LEVIN. .c
THIS lTnesday) MORNING, ,12tll inst,
ut 10 "clock.I vii! sell, ct my s;ore,
without reserve: I'
PRIME BACON HAMS, - fG - 4
Shoulders, a.
Champagne Cider, .,fSi ttt ~.
Fine Croton Ale, 49,
Cans Preserved Pruits, 7l-F
Jars Prepared Horre liadislh, 8.t =
Barrels Brown Sugar, ~
Barrels Porto Rico Mo!asses. St'
Bags Rio Coffee, tr :,
Durham Mustard, n ~
No.. Family Soap, =
Starch. .r-f
SeRars,
Tobacco,
Pipes, .l
Backing, &c, &c.
- Unlimited articles received up to,honr of
sale. Nov II
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out in card to-morrow. disavoyine
the incendiary sentiments uttered by
Lindsay, coiored delegate to,the Con-
vehtion. -.,. 81
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VNHENCE by FIRST CLASS STEAMERS
Il to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
Daily lines frou Portsmouth to Balti-
more and Phi!aGclphia, and five stca:ncrs
per week 10 New York
N" transfers between Portsmouth and
Charlotte.
Rates as low ami time quicker than BY
competing li.rs.
Marine Insurance from !0lI per cent.
less than by competing lines. No Insu-
rnnce required On Frcights destined for
Philadelphia, when forwarded rii Ana
mcssic Kontc; and no actual necessity to
finland Euutc'
Clnssiiicatons of Freight correspond
with those i'll Use by competing lines.
Through rates from Columbia to: