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New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW. YoRK"...sEF1. 10.
CI EARED.


s,.,u.lip Chesapeake Colby Portland p 7 Ames
steamship IevaH, Brl Aesley Cow Bay P1IHase s BIOS
Steamship MoIOI Nom s-S1aisr SS1ss PhIsselEhla
s'nsS f mes' Gustav Pras Dcrss Rotterdam Fueh Merciss
"gsp grs Fae.pe CFr) Lang Marseiss. BOYD HlekeH -
BARK Lord Baltimore Brl LsHisre La PalA' '"lAH' r'l'
s,s IG IomO Breln wereh, Bremen via Philadelphia feee'
sHHSp RS omer fBr) COmmean Newport. Morrison PHILIPS
Ps Ps Gsor Downe Isnfare Demersa II. Tro~odges Sons
B smes stehford CBr Crane Harbor Grace cranda lHIlp
sesr SG NJ Rover Hughes. cha,e,on y l. Mccrsady Co
sh Ocean Queen Br) Bbe John n b. p Nsvius Sons
,.,,. ,r,r, p c,,1e Powell Wilmington " c. 20 hour.
"9 ssmS %a, sH sappSo Lnso wilmington c. With m'e I pA
N,ssI 5I ya Brakeman Norfolk with md'' ard
pas; s.sS. 10 S PS%aId Ioasa Mdos w via H'' Inlet
s,.bp gny souder Libby Charleston DAYS. With Hes'
and PASS 70 the Peoples Mail Steamship Co -, , ,,h s ,,a
,s. s,ei%,aP an siaPr.s siSPGsI B PHart.Sn S1''''
steamship @ .g S.. 3. lSnss %a @ s ps. 20 JSIa G. Ds
0Sp Pioneer OBI ShaeEOr COa Bay b. io'h mat win
''h b :5s BsTs Sf Rio JaS % sny With s 70
''f Ban. mi'i1S'' F d Ts sausa Is days with us and H'
fs R.s s Nicholas of BueL,por Nicholas Grand Turi Il dr
T R ,A Mar az n o Dr. CAV Windsor s With plaster to Gran
d',i RrS gTgGssii PS1ssi Stout out chsuys,a lumber
Bns Fannie Gordon ,oiP b ~ OSd9s @ % ~ss y ss T. .fSrss
head fell in with shp Holese om so51n' " '''
,IS SSs Sp Norah Iccie bridgeport B. days via 's'
With coal 10 {. b. swain -, 10 4,,s -fh loeuoo. and
copper % {ouss Wilson Lgan C. B. days with eos :" sn0S
sST BSss e. P LOme. Pray days, with iane sHT''A
OssPp MARI C. Tsrber Handy Boston !or Albary.
sehr. j. {. CurtIss foI, Hartford
Schr. Brave. Crosby, Newport
Sehr Henry Gibbs New bedioii - d,
scbr n Brown Tucker Wilmington y :.
SShr ID & T. Daley. Studley, Boston
Scbr Alsthea Derrcks0n, Providence
Schr Fred smith, Smith Bangor
schl. Clinton, Holmes Providence
SPOKEN. -,
m Tbaver-ship from Cardlf or Ro Graude Sfea' jay ~
' s eq from Liverpool Philadelphia ''h u'l lat 81 w.
i0I 0U,riI@b.rk 10Th inst, Of Fire Island bound b.
The chief engineer Of the steamship l,o MArilsa' ~
nom New orleans died lin ihsI u 0'H'1"'l'
COLLISION.
~ ~ ir,s Al anchor in the Eas: River.
The o&rA S u Snts Of boston csne The barb bow"
@ uu , my Tg, sgbr AID not receive much damage
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
49, Gan, l6 "A Arrived steamships hoinan fhlsSsphs Niar
S ke1 Nest New.York barb VIM Van Name HeNo'''~'si"
Jea .Is 1e steamship Oriental New Orleans, George Arpo Ns''
| York. a.. g., n Arrived barh Pamyra LytTpoois
schT. M0lhei NaAL
FOREIGN PORTS.
,p. r. n ssnt 10 bArss stess (Brl from New iorA Hsl-
on IRrC do Penwk do Mary do LAsina' ier boston 0s ~
Sanuderson iron New YORK -, ,stn. A VILLAGE Bell
Sssl Sent D J. :. Rogers, New York 1h Champion uo.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

ROADs-on aud amer MONDAY. April %, 1867, traEs for
Albany Troy connecting ph Northern Gud Western trains will
esye Nev-ioTk a. iolows
m EItr.s, Hudson River Rsroad Thre;hst and
suhave oug Bafso and Suspension Bridge without change oil
and connecting Troy With trains for Saratoga Rutland bGIng
ton sndthe North 80
1880 ~ Erpess Harlem Railroad Twenty rl-st and
E9yllsSs,rSrsrf RYfsff -Btffngoh SD the Soith.
II M Erpre train via Hudson River kAiosu e0lneIs " A'"
=, Frpress train via Hudson River Railroad eonnsetns Al
Absnv with and Al Troy With uAinA f MoluA WIZ
As NJ EIpre tran via Harlem Railroad eenre hg a. eathan
vb Wss,ern Lebanon Srrlngs Pta &C sLS Al ~
bspT pith Sleeping cars attached Al AIbasy
fpn n Ertress Hudson River Railroad WIN seel 'A
A;arhei through Buffalo ami Suspension bnd
excepting Saturday,
t rdenslnrg without change Rome W aud o.
Railroad Connection for Troy Will be made At E'i Albany IA ~
n M tram VIA Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars a'isesi
ons.,ne n Albany early Dr buhao and Suspension pue
spd At TROY Nth trans Saratoga AID points No Ills VAN wa
Il p vii be run via Hudson River Railroad rom New orK
pongbF,sne and intermediate stations leaving Ne"-loTh At
n Returning leave PoughAsePss AZ 80 p H. 'i'S - "
a. ~. . t..i.u p,u,osl Having Po,,r s.eords, At
e. srd rne At Mtrtou al $40 Returning lea'e Miner
,rrivin. NeW lork a. ll:l0 O. ,,.
'ol al H. '''''"S WI n. VANDERBILT VicePrestert
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
s,ort- WlarSm's aOtia.

>~,~~~~~.~~~'~~--~~~ s,,rr oV SEw.YoRx. l
ou.-v,npxys oy,Ics, No 70 william 81
r,o,, :. hnrahv given, in acc0rdaDce wltiI
NOTICE is heleDs Us ipi lss7. entitled IA as, :.
~ Section oi te Hoare OF Port OF Ne"-lers 70 ~
the se. charse the saheet ms1eI % .A
interested ~ OF ss ts following vessels are - S IA
BY he o zen DAYS succeeding tls I"'es' w '
bsc coIap.etea "p-N ~
vessels
t.rr ritv of WashiHs % ~
..s-nsbn eca.
Called
p..kng
WinAwafd ...'s's''''
Ceorge kngHan. ...'.ss''ss''
as,E Auue Alice Rolfu,ou.
,o DsiA ........,...., Wootnin 80, . n n
Brf sia' s frsn ......... Foot Of Se'sn'Is
pra f.R
sehr Jua'''''''''''' WiSfuokYE T0MPKIEs. fIes@sIa
Arc. J HEAAmAs, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

All pTopoouae reduction an point, and stations Nt'i
Tickets .o baggage checked the oc No 3os w't
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

BrNL g. THKAII AuctvaeeL - . -
7 ARGE SALE of FIRE and BURGLAR
L PROOF SAIEs.
Hr THEATr 4 BROS. THIS DAY TIFsDAil sept u. A. 10
orocl Courtlarjti The eufre stk = th eeehtstri
WILDKLS PATENT SALAMANDER FIRE PROOF SAFES
Naran'ed ilate.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
Soaro sn0 3oons.

4 FEW dc>uebc and richly furnished
" ROOMS s.eiv for f ,s.s families ard l}f
em~r 81 mocuc Rates, L,alou Ic'- Fo.'cfdst 4,a'cu
IorrtI .nL LArltura1ts. s. ROBINSON. Itlf 'o.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
4ouses an0 farms 6clantto.

4ous,s nS fams dctanttS.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A lady of
reslcaht and good references would like Obtain q
lonse good ocauon where the would board With her pay
rent viii tc privilege oi taking four other hoauers. Refer
required Adt Mrs LEWIS Nc rs East
WANTED TO LEASE-F0r two or three
w years BRiCk DWELLING modern f.a.s. 81 bed rooms o
upper New orb Brooklyn. would part furniture.
HOUSE Boz No 25 New York postOfcr
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
8rookIrn 3nl estate for Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON EASI INV LIZ
aud BUSHWICK INLET (Brookvu, l. - .
Saie-A large PLOT of GROUND SIZE 2'Kt' .,ei WIN
LEGISLATIVE lrant to extend thr Bc directly
pFi oste l},rst Ncalek affords desirable location o l'
Nset Railroad Depot Warehouse amy extensive Manufacturing
o. Lumber business Apply 90 DUBOIS NANbIE'OoEI co.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

GREAT REDUCTION in First Glass FAKE-
" WESr NORTH and EAST. via NEWiORK CENTRAL and
NORTHERN RAILROADS. and TROY LINE or STEAMERS. IRON
Pier River Of SpIng daily at Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
Conntm AtaI Gstats for 9aIt.
Anttiou saIts Of EaI Gstat,.

Anttion salts Of Htal Gstat,.
W. II. MuiER AuctoretE
Ply JOHN son 4 MILLER
ID AUCTIONFERS And
NEAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No % EAssAr COR tFuAHtT. NV IoHE.
Houses Farms bought rented
changed Losu Auction Saes >ots Ufge Nd &c
CONFEDERATION SALE Of REAL ESTATE
- Ar AUCTlOS-ruhc notice hereby given that e Commission
sinking . offer SALE public auction MON
DAY Oc' ~ 1867 90 tie Exchange NaesToon N m Broad
vay, ,esl piece parcels OF improved std glmWovd RIAL
ESTATE belonging c Mayor AltmeI and NommouaU o. the
City Of NeVlork
may be bad upon application az ths Ohce where viii be uu shed
oct IT, 1867. maps o. The property % Do so.
Waulntee deeds WlI bee given o all purchasers
RICHARD b. tONNOIIl. Controller.
Department Of Finance Controller Ohce NeNl 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

ONG ISLAND RAILROADS.&C. LMMER Ak-
| lIRANGEMENT Leaves Jamess Sip, y !. go a. N MAi
main tr Greeupo stations 10 N, S,oU hes'Le
trat and tisu Express Train Tor "ieehpoi'i ~
ss Ie Glen Cove fmpstead WAY stations SUNDAY LIeu
% Train 10 Ryerheai WAY stations leaves Hunters FONT Ns"
na returning arrives at Hanters Point AZ t:'9 p "
NORTHERN r. II. of n. J.-Trains leave
Jersey Citv nemont At 3 ard y a. m Al 10
6t2p m Saturday only ll:l5 The9!S m - auu o.t
r run through TO Mopy ToS W DBMARlST SapsrnieHde1.
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ SIMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1864
'0'" COMMENCING JUNE j. lsoL
, ssuor IN New york corner st AMI Fourth
EutISBce on TUentTseVenil'I
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoRK: go,
For New.Hsven and Bridgeport go eco thIb llS nj %
u.l 0O III }. -, I % abd 500 (Etl 2 H "A
Milford sira,iord, FAIRFIELD Southport and "ssP0" W. NV
For EoSwai Ioc sOO r) 400 n9Oa nj l25 ELb @oo IBIb
345. $50 (Erl 80. 800 lBNl ?. m . -.
For Dsren 7OO 900 liza .. m: 3S 40 SO P m -. ,oo
Iy stamford 100 eco tEr 900 lOa nj 49 NELb -'' 'V
Htl ass 30 (ELl 40 SO $50, 800 tEI ~ ., IS
tf .euvb and intermediate stations Io 800, 4I'0 IL 80
80 @'' '''' Wv CONNECTING TRAINS, .o,
ForD Dos.on q. lkfl ~" khA DIV pm
For Dos,ou va Shore Line l2I3 (bI 500 ~ -. m "a,
For Hartford and Springfield, sOo H. 'eAh A"''' wv N"
For Connecticut River Railroad eco EI 29p n 70 Aoa
Fo Iiarton ProybleIce Flkl Railroad o." lEh| M $50
& New Haven YewLOudOu sonDgt'n Railroad al T." H.
u 10, 'o Canal Rsilroad u p N. to Northampton
Icr Honssoulc Railroad. 300 m., 1Op p m
a., Nsugatnek Railroad. 400 H., Aov y m
ro' n"isS ,n5 Sor~alk Railroad 5o0, 900 e. m ANp NJ
Soumoo0eS Ss'P'Hs N JAMES II. Hoir' supt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

VINCENT CHAPMAN
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on th'
nrietb day ofJuy A. b. 1861, Warrant IL bsAAi1ItJ va
lsslel against tie Estate d --..r-,,

u
n M CIV Of NewYok in the County SeNlok and state Of New
Bankrupt. on bic own Petition LAtih pay
o sv Debts and Delivery any Property belonging 70 s bant
me- ~ ~ tr bs ,e and the Transfer oi Property y hin are
u Iy Law at Meeting of the Creditors OF The sa1
10 prove Their and 10 Choose one or more Assnees m ~
i ~ onr Bantmptcy be holden humber TO- biv'1
- la te civ Of before MI Henry Wilder Ae hegs'eT
W tts tveut1h September, a u 100 AZ es,u S'Oeh
a. m-Sept u, 1861 ~ sit @ mi a., t oi Ssv-Yofk
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

y PENSUN HRlDGE- MOUNT MANNFIELD. aud WHITE
MOUNTAINS va BuRLINGToN and all point. North sgd Wes,
ALBANY DAY LiNBThe steamboat G. NIBBAkD and DANIEL
DRRW viii and after May - leave Derossest az EGO and
Thirty urthst 5ij Albany landing lonkeIs Nons
West Point NsFbureh Poughkeeps Rhneb,ck Bristol, Caskn
Athens AID Hudson by ferry connecting Athens Depot by special train
with The New lork Central and Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroads VIA
Schenectady with Albany an susgueaHua Railroad az Junction and
without change Of ears With tie Lake ChaWpn steamboats, at White
ha or Roues Point arriving Montreal at Returning viii
leave Alhaur al B.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
E0R SALE sgRQT6an EEsIpEA.G,E. IN: j f.gs- sls.

IL ng minutes ~ak from depot u noe, & ~ sI.Ss
re- house moeru spacious with pIai has seven 1eVoMi 4-
M - f-r.. erer CONVENIENCE residence hne chrIge
entire arrangements O tAe uef'
49,, trnir 10 JANIS j. PARSONS No - Cedar -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
6iip Zeal estate for SaIt.

A THREE-STORY, high-stOOp, basement and
n brk ROUSE BOZ lre orr AID modern Improvements
very neatly newly Furnished complete SgI.l o.Stol al
No. 20 (edar.st
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
S1otitts Of Eankyupttp.

STATES Southern Ds.o Of NeFYorku tie matter Of
GEORGE BIRKBECK. Juuor Bankupt-TO WHOM IT MAY con
Germ The uudegue ~ bic appointment - As
seuee - GEORGE BlRkBECk junior,
Of Cv % New lOfk the County % Nevi orb State o. Ncs
York District who has been adj dyed Balkru l'
petition bv the District Court Of sad strC DATED View loIk
i2b dav of Sertemter A. D. 1907. JOHN TODD A,signer
No. 2O1 BrosdesV Neel ork ttr.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
EOR SALE. - ,,,v,,,, 1,vns

Coal and Mineral Lands containing shout 80 sies
L. ct.sra 10 OHIO miles tle1esnl o. miles nom I'
- Tie sud n r. through tie tract o about one n
- stsot Neu.SalshuyI The place me saa's u o.' ~
- 60, FL on f,r axng agricultural rurpote Mke pVl
- tsue cared cultivation be Tcnfi1aei r. ~
Iron Ore haek i" you
,e az r. ck f,ur Btuminous Coal and VEN o
T.Cav a e within fea rob Of tl, faIoas ana a ~ t Ci
-, tcr cueJ and lor working There are on n, uh.t
and frame teHfm'A" vl on.
valuable furnace Allces "@'iN t,,.t,l pa
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
NORTH SHORE, HUNTINGTON LONG

will sel IrTaieYt ulou iH'-''''' '' '
troreny portion ihefto a., 80, a., .e river farm two
VI frset 81 LAND containing t' aets7, ~
-. ton N. Village Of Nesfon King and Queen Nohn}
2 Atnct Of 25l acres a3loniX ss ~. en- s'I.g, s
,s % II C0 acres viii dwehlg house FOL excellent quA'D
iss mag sere tro miles from the village and adjoining 'f'a
Ssao se,era dwelling houses, with several ses o. az ~
80 10, n e village Also Two sloI t c,, ,obaeeo
a., ~.li aispfsd growth oi Nhea
-,,,on A. All klnds vegetables, snd WI rte ~ .I ~
- T 6rt,es ne f,lafe good staaoh cf 80 "a -.
a. 6,si rst stand store 81 general "'i'D'" 49,
EetLsaiiby plaeef u Ka'ifn N"gM@ c GRESHAM
p"'-" '''''-'N' EssHsEP O k9 le SNiH ~ W
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
IN the DlSTRICT COIRT ot thc UNIIED

N the DISTRICT tUI KI OF tHt N -
STATES for the Southelr District ot Nea lolk ~ te natter oI
GEORGE KELLOGG. BalIupt-IQ WHOM ~ MAl .VNtLl1''
notice Of h appointment A At'tl'''
N GEORGE kELIOGb
f the civ of Nev Yoi tte Cout Of NevlorF end N 4" Nv
S. within sa District who aduigel Balupi uIor t
,,t ~ - S,,,.,,l.- A. 1907 JOHN TODD. Aslglte.
So l72 Broadway. Nea loIk ~.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
JoUvEN's
KID GLOVE CLEANER

sWeeVR veA0o.
The only good article for instantly cleanin,
Kid Gloves. They can be cleaned while urns
the hand and worn immediately. II is inodor.
Gus. One bottle win clean IS pairs. Price Is
cents. kstailed BY most Druggists and Fancy
Q. Wclls Co.. and others, New York. f7S-s An
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08

A little girl who had received a
maternal injunction, to remember
what the minister said, returned FROM
church delighted. 81 remember
something" she said. "He said"
as collection viii now be taken up.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
NEWTON TOWNSHIP

Also over two hundred lots for sale, in
the city Of Independence.
A portion Of the lots and lands above de-
srribed viii be sod on long time II desired
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08

The Needle-woman's exclamation
ahcm - Punch.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-01-08
FOR SALE.

FOR 81 LIZ.
The Millinery Establishment Of Mrs. Wright
4 Miss Wood 10 offered for sale. The Stock is
all new and fashionable. Any one wishing 70
step into q we'll established and good paying
business, will find this an opening such ~ 10
seldom met with. Inquire Of the parties 1t their
rooms, one door shove The old Post Once,
Nov. 20, 1855. [35-H
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-31

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The Daily clarion., 1867-05-31


A LABOR SAVING MACHlNE.-We e
lsh to-day an advertisement of the Metro
politan Clothes Washer and Universal
Clothes Wringer, which are being manufac-
tured and sold by Mr.. Lewis Huber, at 1O7
Magazine street, New Orleans, and which have
met with great favor and extensive sale in
that city. Mr.. Bacon, one of the editors OF
the Picayune, thus certifes as to its utility
and simplicity:
Il have put to use the Metropolitan Wash
ing Machine and Universal Cog Wheel
Wringer, which procured of you. Yester-
day two weeks washing was done with
them between 10 A. NJ. and ] p. M; the
clothes being at that time starehed and
dried; the whole work being more satisfac-
torily done than if by hand. 1t would have
taken stout washerwoman two days, but
this did not at all give fatigue
$50 easy is i to work, that on its first ap-
pearance my boy of eight, running in from
school, having never even heard of it before,
took hold of it, washed and wrung out hall
a dozen clothes, in the cold suds remaining
without the least instruction.
II can already pronounce it the most
economical adjunct to housekeeping have
ever seem"
We have tried the Wringer, and our wash.
erwoman, who is much prejudiced against
new inventions generally. says it is "the
best thing out" In few days we shall
give the Washer TRIAL
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-31

rendering mo your thanks, in common with
the citizens of Jackson, for the manner IN
which the duties of my Office have been dis
charged, atthe present term of the Court, is
gratifying. 1t is proper to say that the sue
cess of the State in the prosecutions, is not
due to my efforts. 1t is a remarkable fact,
however, that in the numerous prosecutions
which have been submitted to the Jury,
rendered This is justly attributable to the
Intelligence and honesty of thejurors- both
petit and grand-to which may be added
their just sense of the great necessity of q
strict and impartial enforcement of the pc
nal laws, sharpened, probably, by reason of
tho frequent and daring crimes that have
been recently committed in your midst.
This disposition on the part Of jurors--to
convict whenever the guilt of the party has
been legally stablished-cannot be too
highly commended. l am, Sir, very re-
spectfully, &c, A. Y. HARPER,
Dist. Attorney
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Health! HealtIl!! GHeaIth!!
MAYoRALTY or JACKSON, Miss, I
Nav 29th 1867


The citizens of jackson are hereby noti
fed that Major General E. o. c. Ord, com
manding the Fourth Military District (Mis
sissippi and Arkansas,) has issued orders
that,Dr. C. G. Cade, U. S. Surgeon of the
Post of jackson, in conjunction with the
municipal authorities of the city of Jack
son shall visit the premises of the citizens
and report their condition as to cleanliness
&c.
DIR. G. G. Cade and Alderman James Tap
ley, (member of the Health Committee OF
Jackson,) will cooperate in this matter and
make forthwith all necessary investigation
into the sanitary condition of the premises
of the whole population of this city, and
report accordingly.
The public generally are hereby cautioned
to prepare Immediately for the visit of these
officers Cholera is prevailing to some ex.
tent at Helena and other places on the river
and preventive means are now deemed ne
cessary to, be employed to, repel the ap-
proaches of pestilence or epidemic diseases
during the summer and autumn months in
this community.
If. d. N. BARROWS, Mayor.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Goes Cough Balsam will invariably cure
the most deeply Sc tated Cough orCold, no insatnce
of failure has ever been heard Of
Co.'s DYsPEPsA CURE, the great remedy for all
diseases of the Stomach.
Physicians endorse and use it. 1t cures Head
ache, Dizziness Heartburn. Bad Breath, Cholera
Morbus and other diseases too numerous to mention
LYONS FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS, the Great
Female Remedy for all irregularities, although SO
powerful and positive they perfectly harmless,
and may be used at all times not specially forbid
dar in the directions.
PoLAND's MAGIC BILIOUS POWDERS, most
wonderful cure and preventive of Fever and Ague.
The cheapest remedy of the kind sold. Price only
30 cts. Sold in jackson by
BUCK & BAILY,
BARNES, WARD & CO., New Orleans, La, Gen
eral gents. may 3-dg.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-31

MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS. pleasure
and health-seeking public will be delighted
to learn that this summer resort, so favor
ably known before the war, has undergone
extensive repairs, and is now open for the
reception of boarders. Our old friend, John
Townsend, late of the Edwards House, has
-beceHeon of the institutions at the Springs;
and what is better still, Mrs Townsend has
taken charge as housekeeper. If we had no
other inducement, we shall pay the Springs
a visit for Uncle Johnny's sake. Mr.. Gold
man, the enterprising proprietor, will do all
that can be done to make his guests COM
Portable.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-31

LIFE INSURANCE We publish else
where the annual statement Of the World
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New
York-one of the most solvent companies on
the Continent, having paid in capital OF
two hundred thousand dollars. Messrs.
Barrows & Smythe are Agents for this Com
pany. No better investment can be made
than procuring policy in well-established
Life Insurance Company.
The Daily clarion., 1867-05-31

STEVENS HOUSE, New YoRK.-This
hotel, located on Broadway, and conducted
by Geo. K Chase g. Co., proprictors on the
European plan, is one one of the most con-
yeniently located and desirable houses for
business men visiting the great metropolis
We invite the attention of such as may con-
template visit to New York this summer,
to the advertisement of the Stevens House,
to be found in our columns to-day.