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Farewell Resolution to Mr.. VIM.
LGWenthal.

At q regular meeting, held Sunday
last, at the vestry rooms of Cengrega-
ton Benei Israel, of Evansville,
Ind, letter of Mr.. VIM. Lewenthal
was read, in which Mr.. Lewenthal
expressed his deep regret for not be-
ing able to take leave of his fellow
members in person. AS he knew that
his emotion would not permit him to
give expression to his feelings, he
therefore bid his friends farewell in
writing, and expresses his best wishes
for the welfare of the Congregation,
its officers, schools and teachers, and
fondly hoped that his fellow members
would kindly remember him during
his absence.
After the reading of the letter, of
which the above is a short abs tract,
Messrs. Sam Meyer, Simon Roser
and John We'll were appointed COM
mittee to draw up resolutions suitable
to the occasion The committee,
after short deliberation. returned the
following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, Our esteemed fellow
member, Mr.. VIM. Lewenthal, has
concluded to visit his beloved Father
land-the green hills and dales of the
Necker and Rhine--in order to re-
cruit his health, and In order to be-
hold once more the playmates of his
youth and the home of his boyhood,
we, his fellow-members of the Con-
gregation Benei Israel, therefore
Resolved, That we regret to part,
even temporarily, with so good a per-
sonal friend and so worthy and eff
cient member aa.
ssResolved, That we supplicatc an
all-kind Providence, to grant our es-
teemed friend and family a safe and
pleasant journey. and we pray of Him,
who regulates the destinies of all,
that He will grant our worthy fellow
member TO retu en- to our midst again
with renewed vigor, strength and
health.
RESOLVED, That. a copy of these re-
solutions be handed to Mr.. Lewen-
that's friends, and they be requested
to forward the same to him, and that
another copy each be sent to the
Evansville JOURNAL and Evansville
Democrat for. publication. s5sa,
JOHN MEYER, 'tl hnaf
st SIMON RosER, Committee.
JOHN WE'LL,
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8 LEMONS. - Twenty boxes choice
new Lemons to arrive to-day. Prompt
attention given to all orders left with
us. d PARSONS ScovILLE Il Co.
aug5 - N8 s-nE hae
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pg Letter Heads, Bi Is Lading,
Shipping Tags, &C., gotten up in ex-
celsior style and at short notice, at
the. JOURNAL office. u ~ IS
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STEAMBOAT LINES

6IEAm 0OAT LINE -
To LOUISyILLE.-Every Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
To CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 8
O'clock p. NJ -
To GREEN RrvER--Every wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock Pm Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock r. M
To EAsTPORT.-E Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock r. NJ. fITF'f
at o'clock PM -
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
p. m.
:. To MEMPHIs-Senai-waoI
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Bag Hiram Nelson sells at his
auction room, Locust St., this morn
ing, at 81 o'clock, lot of good house
hold furniture, shoes, dry goods and
notions, and five barrels Of whisky.
aug6. - - a
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PoIsoNED.-A little son of Mr..
William Tileston. on Sunday evening,
got hold of small bottle containing
oil of tansy, but which had been
thrown out under the supposition
that it was empty, and drank some of
the liquid. In few minutes the
child was unable to walk or stand,
and in a few minutes more was in
commissions. A physician was called
in, and the proper remedies admins
tered, and the life of the, child was
happily saved. Parents cannot be
toofcafeful in regard to the DISPOSE
ton of poisonous drugs or liquids.
and when it is necessary to Keep them
about the house, should be sure they
are out of the reach of children.
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TEMpL.RsloEs lHoNaRlANn TEMpE.

TEMPLARsoE HoNeRi AND TEMPE
RANcE.-Crescent City Temple of
Honor No. 2 meets every Thursday
evening. atz7l O'Clock ~, at Bray
Hail. on Main Street between Fourth
and Fifth streets. il aug5-d1wg
- &1e41
t+ IL aae8 Ia ~ ts8yf9osH Avs
s ftt1EI1af&
.,-at4a rr1 = .ffs113E ~ ~ ~ 81
1 -F0A
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CITY NEWS

CITY ORDERS FOR SALE-Inquire
at the JOURNAL OFFICE. r
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Bag Go to Carlin's and try the
best Gutter in the city. professor Cot
ten, Cutter of fine reputation in
Eastern cities. iy30tf
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LIQUORS.
"A. -. p Gamble.
successor to Sonntag & Gamble),
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
2Asasign and Domestic Liquors,
Cigars and Tobacco,
ia. g. south First S.,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,

uMEKE WILL ALWAYS RI
"found ON hand an assorted stock OF
sAzesstsd Brandies. Foreign and Domestic
1xSkch and English Ales. Especial en-
sa.eu vii be given to the supplying of tam
lase or doipestic uSe-warranted pure and
sNk>ravated Tonic Bitters. The trade sun
T9kx2 90 liberal terms. sHi fnaay 27tiir
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ANOTHER TUMBLE.-Bran at the
Southern Mills 81 20 per hundred,
delivered free Of charge.
-r. IGLEHART, Bros.
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.

FoR SALE.-Cook e. HeaIy. No. rs
Main Street, will sell their. entire
stock of Groceries This is a good
chance for any one that wishes to go
into the business. Mr.. Cook has
purchased farm in the East, and will
remain there. Cook e. HEALY.
Evansville, July IL, 1867. 13tf
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No MEETING OF CoUNcIL.-In con-
sequence of the absence from the
city of Mayor Baker there was. no
meeting of the City Council last night
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10th and Frecklcs.

nAn only reliable remedy for those
31oGz disco foraffons on the face called
AIe6k Patches and Freckles. is PERRY's
&1NxE AND FREcKLE lotion. Prepared
Aas<y by DR.. B. G. Perry, DermatolQgist, 40
1kneStreet, New York. Sold by all drug
xeaks IA Evansville and elsewhere. Price
ANxr ssi tIe.- jy2 d3m
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BI-Call at the JOURNAL Office if
you want Business Cards, Checks,
Receipts, Drafts, Notes, &C.. in the
best style.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-The following are
the names Of the resolutes who
launched their crafts on the sea of
matrimony last week, upon special
permit from the Clerk of Wander
burgh County:
Bhanard Hinaly and Mariah
Nawly
John Butsch and Harriet Steel.
VIM. Fl. Daumbusch and Louisa
Walker m
Casper Opal and Anna Studer.
Otto Durre and Henrietta Sixt.
By the above it will be seen that
our obliging young friend Otto, the
steady and ever attentive Deputy
County Recorder, has launched his
bark on the untried sea of matrimony.
We hope that propitious gales may
watt him to the haven Of eternal bliss.
Otto is good boy and has our best
wishes.
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Take none other than C2arks Cotton

s@- just received, a fresh lot of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refriger-
ators, beer coolers, brass and enamel
ed kettles, fruit jars of every descrip-
ton, &C., &c. We have the finest and
most complete stock of goods in our
line to be found in the city.
THOS. SCANTLIN & Son,
8 Main ST., marble Hall.)
lMil,oard's Needles for sale everywhere.
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Coroners Inquest. Mo. Is,
~rUn ~ THE s<nnY naF MAN

III name unknown. found drowned in
the Ohio River, at Ben. Stinsonfs farm, In
yanderburgh County; indiana. on this
when, found white undershirt, blue caeck
cotton overshirt. jeans pants, crosks-barred
and whiskers of the same color; he was
about "A years old, and about feet ifaches
high; had in his pockets red cotton pocket
handkerchief, white shirt-bosom, and len
cents In postal currency, and German
pocket-knife. He was supposed to have
come to his death by accidental drow ning,~
and had the appearance of steamboat
man. - -AMUEL r. HAVLtN,
Coroner Vanderburgh County.
Evansville, July %, 1867. (jy26
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For RENr.-Dwelling house with
three rooms. Dwelling house with
FIVE rooms. Dwelling house with
eleven rooms; would make first rate
BOARDING. House. !. ii s-sstr ..
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COMMENCED BoWLDEafNG = The
bowlder boys commenced operations
in earnest yesterday on Locust Street,
beyond Third. aud will finish that
Street to Fourth, and then. Fourth TO
Vine, after which they will go to
Water Street, We regret to. learn
that the Boat load of bowlders. sunk
on Scuffletown Bar few days ago By
the Wild Hoosier is likely to prove
total loss, as the sand has been washed
from under the boat so as to let it
careen, and the howlders amounting
to about 80 pearch have slipped out
into deep water. The season is fne
for digging powders aud Mr.. Lowry
expects to get plenty 10 IL 80 EAR
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4yfiluord's Heti.s Needles, IL Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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LADIES' use Clark Spool Cotton.
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Merchant Taifors' new goods ar
irving at the new esta blishnent-54
Main Street.
ularj TT Il 1SMITH * DARLING.
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s@ A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If
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Gark's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80.
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EVANSVILLE BASE BALL CLUE
The regular meeting of this Club will
be held this (Tuesday) evening at
the Office of the Secretary, at 8
o'clock. Every member is requested
to represent sCHAs. K. MARSH, fa
aug 4 .sif-ssy, Secretary.
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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srre Hauts and Indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM vINCENNES. ali
- = Going East. Going WI.
a1l.....-........................2 :20 sos Pm
Express $50 N 3:O5
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CLEANING THE SEwERs.-Men are
now engaged in cleaning out the sew
ers of the city, which during the
past year have accumulated a large
amountof mud and filth. This rapid
accumulation is to some extent at
tributable to the fact that many per-
sons use the inlets as swill tubs, for
the deposit of Stops and offal from
the kitchen. This, of course, is done
in violation of the city. ordinance,
and would subject the yiolators to a
fine, but they manage it so adroitly as
to escape the vigilance of the police
BASE BALL.-The Resolute's first
nine are practicing now daily, in or
der to prepare themselves for the
match game, to be played next Mon
day. between them aud the Owens
boro first nine. They had a very
brilliant game of Ave innings yester-
day. in which the, fielding is repre-
scented as being excellent ~
To- day the first niue Of the Reso-
lute's play against the following nine
selected from the Evansville, Rsro-
lutte and other clubs: Partridge, P,
Nurte. c., Haas, 1stl B., Martin, I'd
B.. Walden, Sd B., Caldwell, S. S.
Dexter, L. f., Hollingsworth, c. F.,
Babcock, r. F.Es4fse 14AM - -os
The wagon will leave for the
grounds at p o'clock precisely, and
he game will be called at precisely 3
, clock. 49,
,aHAWuaAH
aAsN8a EsMfE
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..TE-sU&E 9-EF--ss'--- s- ---7T "a
To REAL ESTATE MEN.-A full
assortment of long aud short form
Deeds and Mortgages fol sale at the
JOURNAL Counting Room. If
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= n Nv All - OHNSON.
Office on Third ST., bet. Main and
Locust. aug5tf.
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Hand sewing try -Ml,oara's Needles
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
GOING NORTH.

3 sS GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive Arrive
sH Evansville. vincennes. 7. Haute
Accom- 'od'tn, $50 NJ 1917 AMI 4:0P NJ
Mail..----.----...-. 9 90 n II :46 An 2:55P M
Vtncennes Ac Is n 7:f5 M .......
COMING SOUTH -
ST. Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'ville.
xineennes Ac :-.;..-..I 500 AN 800 A N
Freight & Ac. 9: 40 A N ESQ N S:8 N
Nail. .-.-......-.... 4:4O p II .5e 10. 10 r n
Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAUTE.
.}l , ~ rtJitftaft Leave. Arrive.
Day Express. 30 A M IL rs AN
Night Express ............. 3:10 M 10 so N
Mall ..............-.....--....... S:45 4:40 Pm
0hio oud Miccjccinvi poiIrooa
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Machines Us 0yarks Spool Cotton
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- = ..S0@ - Auytfio 1
g. CoNsoLIDArIos. = The firms : of
Henry z. Blemker. and Biemker,
Tillmanh L Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
C nsolidated. and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman Il Co.
ALI debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by 80
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN & Co.
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.-f.sa 8r ss8l8u q. r1 Y.4a4
~ 3ts = +l4A s. 4-r- 5l"
a.1A -t4
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fa5s.k E4rhI A4f - y
-,avxas s~sls , .ez-Tol 10
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Notice to Contractors

Notice to Contractors.
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
- City OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 18th day OF August
1867, for removing earth from Front Street
and Fifth Avenue, and placing it on Fifth
Avenue and Third Street; bidders to state
the price per cubic yard. a
By order of the Council
A. NJ. McGRIFF. Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, August Sd, 1851.
aus $40 1st Union copy.l
TyAKEN UP, by WIN. w. MOkGAN,
- In the city Of Evansville. July 9th.
1857, LIGHT SORREL MARE MULE,
with black legs; between 8 and L months
Old; name and tail trimmed JySe div
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
Water Street, between Main and Locust.
= EVANSVILLE, fND.
E. NJ. WHITE. PROPRIETOR.
A Watch Kept at all hours for Boats. The
best OF fare at moderate prices. Free con-
veyance from the depot TO the House. y
tmy $o-3m. -
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Sag J, H. CoFFNAs. :,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

feeces; prices have ruled firm, but are without
quotable change, but the low grades have ruled very
dull and prices are nominal. We quote Domes-
tic Fleeces at 5O054c for Native and Merinos So a
&c for and dO 58d64c for blood MerinOs and G0d
zoe for saXony Fleeees 3Oa4Oc for No Pulled 4Oa5Oc
Tor superne do and 50G55c for Extra do 22027c for
Common Unwashed California 30 4Oc for Fine do 230
S2c for Texas, and American Combing at 55aG5c. We
quote Foreign follows South American at 25d27c for
Common Washed; 32d37c. for Unwashed Mestiza and
Merino; 32dASc for Washed Entire Rios 27d30c. for
Unwashed Creole; 40046c for Washed COrdova; Chilan
at 4d3lc. for Unwashed Mestza and MerinO; Cape Of
Good Hope 3Od35c for Unwashed; East India 35G55c.
for Washed and African at 2O030c for Unwashed, and
3Oa4Oc. for Washed
wHsKY-The market is quiet; sales of 70 bbs at 32c
for Western, in bond.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
DENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FoR A LOAN oP s2aoOo, 600.

An ACT o the redemption of over due bonds OF "
Rn,a, The bond. Of the and c,rse,;e, Of
pdbten amounting wehiyihree millions Of dollars have been
SuG WhsTsa Il Is desirable should be paid and with
syeTiSS l. Re tna,d 5y ne Of Rcpr'eHtair,.
o(hs Commonwealth Of Pasraaa n Gtn'rg. 1Sg & aT. aa ~
ard State Treasurer be- and are hsreey anonhea &
and less Than forty days. as They may qem
sIpedeu for the interest he state ~Il Cor ~ % %
bearing interest at rate not sIeesdg M s , P ~ tbs
y oPhadephA which certificates Of loan and bonds sla no .s ~.
, he I,sbis a, olo.s namely: ye q dollars PAYABLE a.
after Eve and within te yeSn sgh. a G ~ @ MI
lions o. dollars any time ar fifteen years and within tseyt
Soanned by The Auditor General and registered he books Of ihs
Gener and to be transferable on The s Iooi' % o. m
tho proceeds whole of which loan iucung premiums 81 ei
ssSys ss2,.,t. on y % & .a d p % %' % ' '
SIC The bids for The .d ls, & s BE- PsIsa @ ] 1nS to The high
e., bidder: Trorde hereby authorized to be Issued
hs ssc % re bonds Of the State and eerfca,e, rdbdn
due 's n be ss rsce @ay ~ PG, ne ~ s and % State @ may
precbe and every bidder m the loan authorized to Be s1ad h.
eer,feste. Of ihdebtedness Of Commoawsath
treas committees other persons holding in hdaeary oIsy
so1a' r S @ for 81 she aa hy VI sSiho To- be- sa
alng bid receive the bonds authorized to he Issued " MS
act ,ipg ,e slpeary e,p.ctr stated
fourth section Of m act Uho nay deere to m' MONEY ~ 'hs
he Sam. in the bond. suhor,,j Issued BY this act At rate Of
preuinm n O exceeding twenty centun ,,,-
gRc the OF tbs act All me bonh' OF h
Common i'm shall paid Of the order other maturity 90
SEC That o this Commonwealth not yet cue hb %
,reuu from STATE municipal local IAton Aher the interest dne
Febra1y thousand eight hundred and si's't shall have
been paid ,t-.-.,.. A..
ui,b Ar. hereby ret.asd JOHN 7. GLASS,
Speaker Of the House Of ofhepreseuiAiSe'
L. w HALL,
Speaker 81 the Sen,t,.
Approved second day oFsbnay one og.ad g lYhdrtd and
tIty-seYen. 'oil-' ...i.d
" the oe of the State IreAser IN the Cy
ofIIasburg Penn until u O'clock o. ie lst dy o. Apn
ID 1867 indosed follows; Proposals Tor PehnsyNsna state
Loan Treasury Department HsrIi,bug Penn, !. : A. -
Bis received for 45O10OJ reimursshe IN 5yesr ana pay,
able In 10 esr s8o reimbuable in years and payable N 10
ye and rembursse in Is and payable m - yrI
e Be either Per eeui per snnam sse % must ..
vii be accepted bid for less than will be considered Ihe
& M he 81 $50 aud such higher sums % desired by
m, oauer, 10 be State local and municipal taHfs
of the Commonwealth o PenitilA VIII hte
d mar IN payment this an but bidders must state Nheihe
ne intend 10 pay In the overdue loans aforesaid
dueiop si made between bes Payng cash or over
~ " JOHN W. GKAHl,
Que "anh Governor o rensvlTana
JOHN L. HaR1RANFT,
Auditor General
W. II. KENBLE
State Treasurer
SRxo newspaper publishing the above unless authorized vi" re
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YoRK........MARcz le

CLEARED.
ssamD z z,e RGsS5 :, soS " NTIrel = c. Co.
ship Washington. Berry. philadelphia 30
Ss S, T:gS WIN: s..s
s eSs BP% y P9nns sRss sh %eirSors CTy5sr
Bsf RoSs NJ tBE Herman Msts9ls: ,S5s Ward &C
Brs @ S%ess tBtj seinnis, Mstsnlss c. B, srana Co.
RaE RE ass "9s@ s; H @ R. y,Gs ss S:' Il @
BI Wlas@ CreSsy HALEY sn. spsls sISS SSs1s se csss'
Sty Gen; Gen Banks RYDER Barbadoes u. Trowbndg..
Shr Cotnan CBr Borden Cornvs Providence D R. Dswoh
&Co ,.. v-., m, p,5sn.. u. F,,,.
selr. Adah Brl Rotdy; AnnapoiEs rs Ms, NJ = II u.n0rIc.
S s Potter Poster Apaae and Key we'' BsDer Bro-l
srSf Ss.aua Haskell Bucksvis Sc Thaysr Sargent
Seh[ Io John LOIsT 5t SsCIS SssSsn 5lTa''p NJ T. D..
ScRr Joseph N,cIenon. Sght Baltimore Baker DAYTON
Schr Ansslne ysa Cleaf Heath Baltimore, Smith Brown
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Limerick gBfi Phillip. Liverpool 9Th inst via
osens9g 10th with %:s 1 70 John % e soIa with % .,s
6 rYIe & s s 3, TeG pa, q ss c5S ' inst .'' ''''''
Se, @ as1M 5 81 @ cs. SfiSf he SS 1 steam s1sses
steamship MsdpOa Quick New Orleans 9Th inst Hayans l'h so
.an I sgtiTs z. S.',,..S ~.
has $50 Brazilian sgants wrecked on brig Derby o. Cab.
Gg Ads GBr J. ns1I NJ ~ G ~ : ,ra ~s snit 's ss Ss "
Emma PSra Sweet ayIs % & Sy s with SGse S " ss
SeS Hamlet o ctOu 81 DorOnd CD days. With coal 70 b
Mm. McIObbi Mitchell. iIo'n'p'e
SPOKEN.
Tripoisssmsbp 18th inst, ats m lat 81 IAN, lon l9pw.
bound y. -, -, SO, ,,u
Jasteamshp 18th inst, at at % ~ ~, Ion 81 ~ w.
bon T.. nc a.. nm,
boaud l..
MEMORANDA. ~ .
March 26-l20p There u nosnng hstshP IN
tow IL the stationed e9 oaaJ hooh
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN 26rhe ship Mont Blanc which ren ssbe a sen-
towe Of this morning by the steamer ChaA
pe,rsou and brought for examination and repair
Arrived steamships from Philadelphia Miami hSn hss iohH
harts aries Gumm Newcastle Norma from Ardrcsan o..
ReSe Norwegian bark na hence Tor Corr WIN Hs'er bas
sprung -, ...,,. = .,.,...o, ,.o, v.- o,.,,sI
VIA Kennedy from Baltimore ,
was eIamaed BY and found be aar she has Sressdoe
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANOY 28Sad British ships Lord Clyde and Japan b NSs-
Foo Cnow Foo 25s port British ship Robin Hood Tor New.
York. loading with teas , =, ,..-v-,....
bsrC X. Sutil for Francisco
MANILA jan lOSaled ship Queen OF the kas' for New foh
loading Wih hemp aud sugar i"f NesioTE
SIN!,PoRg l-Saled, ship Richard Ill for Grcenoct
RANGooS -Saied Hamburg ship Bravo for New for W.
British ship Mauie for Boston .
mort Feh. British ship Norman lOadSg for New Yorf
Anier Fob % British Isabella Ridley "stsn bsm roc
Chow Tor New.N0rk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
RECEIPTS 0r pp0n1rcr

MARCH 2c-5970 bbls. Flour, S97 bhls Whisky, $40
bbls Corn Meal, 1895 sacks Corn Meal 20 hush Wheat,
1883 bush. Corn, 1880 bush. Oats, 90 bush Rye l0l
bush Seeds IA pkgs Ashes pkg Beef GS7 bbls Pork
275 pkgs. Cut Meats, 5S3 pkgs Lard, kegs Lard 80
Dressed Hogs 1880 Live Hogs 1876 bbs Petroleum. 1850
pkgs. Butter.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
p1SSENG FRS ARRTVED

PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN March rs in se.mhip
Pmya-Fancis John Mclean H. o. FbeTy j. iys James
Hnutley and 269 in the seerage. A.,
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QuBENST0wN, March 8-n steamship
kug n
GriuIh, Nr, Hall T. Alexander and ls5 10 steerage
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
Financial.

ycg OF TuK PAy.N, RAILROAD CoNPAsY ToSTIyE BUILDINGS
- No 88 WaLIesT. HEw-YoRE, March lG, 1901 -
TINHE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
DIRFCTORS Of the PANAMA RAILROAD Co will be held al the
Office Of so Walst ToDne Buildings on MONDAi
tinue open until JOSEPH =, gol, oecretaIy.
OPFIcK OF rHE NATIONAL LiFK INSURANCE. CoNPASY}
No 2l2 Broadway corner Of FnltoHst. N. Y. :
TJNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
ofthe NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for the ensu.
ing Of the Company MONDAY the Ist
day Of April 1861 Poll open from Il o'clock m 70 oock
Secretary