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TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR-Tbe demand during the past week has
been active. The receipts have been light and
the supply nominal. The market has been firm
and rrice- disclose a steady advance. The sales
for the week amount to 1865 bhl s. Receipts Of
dty were old az quotat IS as 70 lows
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15
MOUNT ST. MAKS's COLLEGE,
NEAR EMMITTsBURG, MARYLAND.

Th's Institution founded in 1873 incorporated and
powered confer Degrees IN 1880 has continually improved
and decd 10 is means BY giving THOROUGH EDUCA-
TON CLASSIC AID SCI -NTIFIc.
Session Of the scholastic Year begins In the Lass
week Of August; the Second on the 18Th Of January,
Board and Tuition $50 per annum-i
each Session 8lEOpsyable In advance Clothing sta
touery etc, supplied by the College, must also be paid
In advance.
the Students instructed In the Doctrines and trained
to the practices Of the Catholic Religion
There Preparatory Department for Pupils not qualified
the rresideut JOHN Nc 3AFFRkY, d. ID.
G. d ELDER, 81 and 30 Camp street. New Orleans. be
applied to A. Agent for the College
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Ed VOCATIONAL.
I OUIsrANA STATE SEMINAR,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State Of louisiana

1868.
FAcULTY-Consists OF full corps o. able instruct in all
bsnchs Of Literature and Science usually taught the best
Colleg d Universities.
COURSE or sIuDY-Embraces Preparatory and an Acad-
emc Department, including terary, scieRthc and o.
ticnal Course Special School of Civil Engineering aud
Conn ere al School
TERMs-For al expenses except clothing $40 sl1i pay
sbe in advance balance equal payments January lat Aud
April lst.
Cadets received any time during the session. and charged
from date OF entrance.
Address d. y BOYD, Superintendent.
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NEW YORK HOTEL-NEw YORK CITY,

rhe un3orsges1 srasrly Of shs sEspstoEs q ths 81
Charles New Orleans, having purchased the eresta
.fhs partner, Mr. Crsnson in the above as9d hotel
his friends AID the public generally
hat he W spare pains expense 20 m.stan me wsl
known reputatior efths hsuse II fihNHfNd.
NSRKAU's REsTAUKAET.
Ee lss oAHAL STREET, gETWEEE ~. gaAsEss AEs
sARONDEbET.
Sss FSsvri..ss respectfully isora tasiI Hisds ard
spieRe.A world Restaurant for ths
soeoua-Atsn cid gscc ssS tss tsay ntssdts
nothing usaoAe continuance OF taat FeP@
wslch IL has snsyes, Wis that . being oeS
sfths very Restaurants IN AxsTioS.
All dsessiss Of tia With ths sAsoeEt Taos sa
Liquors. always hsne.
PrOpristo. thszkfs sz pAss sAveEs, ssAsi1 SOrns
RHSDrs soUrTV.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

MONUMENT SQUARE, BALTIMORE.
Tins house has thoroughly repaired renovated aa
tie propesors prepared supply then guests with
esmfcrt eonvenienes. KIRKLAND a co.,
Proprlsto-s.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-15

ROEBEAH O0NhEKCIAB COLLE@E-s
ooEzEB CAMP AND ooHNos sra,
spaesszr s4e zIexans "sssrT BuiId.sR.
constantly IN session under eight able Professors II vi
o1ndsd In lSs2 and chartered oy the State s former
dsntsmsy be found Principals Bookkeepsrs large
Dron Of the old hsuse Of this city and the Southern
States Ladies GsntoDes attend the COhMEROIAL
COURSE, Bsokkespinz PSnmsnship, Mathematics, Ens
ish French Spanish business eduestiou that sBsbS
t7Doo $500 snnuay h the best fortune parents
give thsr We simple srsnssnsrtr fox lga
studazh LaSis. sne 0sptlsnen invited to call
RUYUs DOLBgAB Pr-sidslt
ALHEKT LYONS SCHOOL FOB BOTz
uHArAwA, PIxs co., Kiss.
usv orissns and jackson RATrost.
Jrculsrs nAy obtained sSpeatisn 10 ROREBTPlf!
KIN Rro rs and rs Camp stvast. Nsw Orlesna
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ghs En-. efssAs Crescent Saturday shruarg l5 laaa.

rous fTitLds.
For JEFFEKsoN.-The Mittie Stephens, Ca Z in
Chas. Z. Marshall, will leave for the abOvs aud
all intermediate landings at P. NJ to-day. She
leaves positively.
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Headquarters for dry goods at wholesale at the
lowest prices, is 81. SO aud 95 Common street. ad-
joining the City Hotel. See &. H. Gardner Il Co.'S.
adve rtisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
.NUjSICfL NOTES.

TostGe and Ilma arc both playing now at
Pixies House. the evening BAL Of fare comprising.
iu addition 10 Iarbc Bce pleasant t!c tribe called
Lischcn a Firkei IN which there are only two char'c
t,ls one taken ly ToS'tc, the other by NJ DaTdIgpac
Il wac first produced in New-Iolk 81 farewell benefit
,yen Mile Tos6s at The Academy Of Music last season
and WIS also played 1T The recent Rcmaok memorial con
cert We understand that Mr. Batcman's two tronpcs
will remain FOR some time ia combination, aud other
novelties vii! shortly be brought ont.
Madame Parepa-Rosa has added to her other
accomplishments skill in controversy which we hnd
thus exhibited in q Western newspaper:
CoUSClL HLUrTs, Nov. 2j-Bcing constant reader OF
your esiimabo PAPER have or eonisc' TT'1 1hs ,
Of profession have followed nov Tor some years uolh
surprise that any clergy man can throw ,u', 1 H..
pcr,ions profession which can Only DC i"lpWou by
using tie gifts OF voice and memory which God atone
can CONFER fho as IultS Vsu t".u - - "a 80
any but public performance, u IL very hard lhai
| mn honest woman should have such terms applied
~ bcr merely by being obliged. through circumstances,
20 turn her talents 90 account II "a not rght IN md
ana particularly i'm clergyman. 10 condemn ch,s he
evidently does mol k,,0U firmly assert that the ladies'
I'm nv profession who not yirtuous women are ihe
int VIII only some ot our prominent professional
ladies' whom personally have the pleasure Of knowing
! Mime sherliugtou. Miss Kellogg. Niss liauck. Nine
YiardotGarca, Mrs. scguin; Mrs Edward sesn, Nine Nine
/ Nilsson. Mime. jenny LindGoldsmdt. Nine De CHM,
Nine HaiegS MirPer. a1, b snon Day clra
NoyoIlo etc. etc. Havng unned these ladios whose
reputation wen known Is enough Ia prove tho truth ci
What ny. As 20 our being received in society or
among the familiar circle Of Tie best families In ali conn
tries Is new idea. am sure that lie experience OF
other artists must lie eren win minc' ~ being made vol
come everywhere and not finding sufficient TIN" from
our ayocatiOs accept al friendly Invitations received
hone you will pubi-h this hasty aud quite uHprepArcd
VidraoD If MY s!sierartiHts aud express my strong
feelings against being subjected 10 such sweeping aspar
Dy who certainly ought To Influence pubic "pln
ion having the adv aHdgo to give his sna 10 any pro
ies,ion from the pulpit Again begging your pardon Tor
taking time and space, and hoping You VIII take IN
consideration my naturally wounded Feelings remain,
dear sir truly Yours EUPHHOsYNE pAREPA ROSA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
CITY GOVERY.MEN1.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.


The Board met at o'clock yesterday afte,
NOON tho President. Thomas Conan, in the Chair p,
resolution the Controller directed to pay TO "a,
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.- ana Thomas Coma,
President OF tho Board OF Aldermen, aud James s,.
aRhan President Of the Board OF COuncilnen exotic.
members Of the Commission. each the OF 500 III,
their services for the year 1868 BY resolution, the
and Harlem X. X Co was directed 10 erect iroa hf t,
al Four havc aud yninth seyontielA Seventy ni.
and EgLty-nith-sis.
BOARD or C0CNcILMEH.
This Board convened mt 2 o'clock yesterlav
afternoon the President, James Monaghan, ia The r
Concurrence was had with the Aldermen n Fcsoisi.s
directing tlie Controller 10 draw his warrant ia faYr9
Joseph Shaunon late President OF the Board Of Alcs
mem for TIC SUM Of $780, for extra services rendered ia
various Committees Uf the Board, during the year Il
Concurrence was also had with the Aldermen IN Ciaat
ing lie petition OF Richard Allen and others tOr pea n
sion to place public bath-hOuSo at tie foot oi Fny
sixth-st., East River
CITY CIIAMBERLAH's OFFICE.
Mr. Peter b. Sweeney, the City Chambcylaia
has paid INTO the City Treasury the sln Of So- g. T.
or moneys belonging TO the City and County IN his
ody, and. added to previous and similar Payments Ice
grand total OF the fund is $4,000 ~.
BOARD or CITY CANyAssRRS.
The Board of Aldermen organized sc neon.
yeetertiay IS u BOard of City Cauyassers 10
votes cast At the recent charter election. ACrlssa
Handy was chosen Chairman, aud tho entire cleric ises
The Board VI Aldermen were appointed clerks p ina
Board. Upon notion Il was decided shat all profess IL
relation 10 tho vote cast for Aldermen De referred
special cOumittcc, consisting q Aldermen COlHdI, 1t
aud Couuot After completing the canvass u iic I
10 the Fourth. Fifth, and Twenty first Wards, tie bOai
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

ITNII.
The applicants for admission TO the bar who
have already appeared. required to appear %
fore the Committee Character to-day, at O'clock p H.
Judge Sutherland has issued writs of habeas
corpus returnnbie Monday for Hugh Campbell. John
Bcrriga and Ann Hines, who are now confined III no
umbs on a charge being directly concerned IN causing
the death Of Felix lrkn, according To the verdict of
Corouer's Jury.
In the United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Nelson IN the matter Of the Application OF Tue
lessees OF Nbos have the lesSees ot the BoweTy lo
ter enioned from performing After Dark AZ thclrlhcS
argument and submt counsels briefs To Judge Neisos
within 20 days.
In the United States District Court yesterday,
AIT Dstillcry apparatus, quantity OF distilled spti'
Ic found IN the distlllcy ut No 39S East twenty An
ST. Jury was enpanneed and, no defense being lld1e,
the Jury found a verdict oondemning by ueIaut Inc
property proceeded against.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

And 40 on through long list Now all these Goals
transported Philadelphia by railroad Rt from VI Co 10
s1 ~ per tnn; by canal 1T s. as From Manch Chunk 10
Jersey CITY, canal frigbs aud tolls amount 10 " 81 por
tuu From MaucI Chunk To New Brunswick and thence
TO NewYork, s. 81. Here In difference In freight OF
from 81 Al the difference In the Piice OF
coal ia Philadelphia and NewYork ranges from W for
Schuylkill chestnut 10 s. 10 for and stoveand h
for coal In bulk I'm 1885, when Lehigh sold IN Pha
delpha for s. So Sehuyll brought - 20 In NewYOrk
IN 1884, tun OF 22O pounds In Philadelphia sold for
81 %, when In NewYOrk IA short tun OF tho coal
cost the purchaser 81 10.
At the last Scranton sale In tbs city 70OOO
sold at such prices Ia lead Ia the belief that coal
the way down 10 point within the reach OF those who
will need IL most this winter In the following table
given the rates compared with the preceding months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
CRIMINAL.

In tho Court of Special Sessions, before JUS
tices bowling aud Kelly William Cory, iut s,edlihS
quantity OF blankets, valued ut $40 was sent 70 e ~
Tertiary for mouths Charles Williams, iof slc"s
stove, was scneneedto the Peutentary Tor one moh'
Argument was heard yesterday IN the Uhltee
States District Court before Judge Blatchford on mS
ton FOR arrest ~ Judgment aud new la IN te eas.
Of Garniss r. Baker, who was convicted OF mlsapp.if
aud embcz ealing tho funds Of the TradeSmens NatlohA
Bank. The Court reserved its decision.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, beiois
Justice Ledwith, yesterday, Patrick Sandy was hed
bail III $780, charge OF having beaten John Dooey
on the head with wrench during political dscussop,
ANNE Hall, an abandoned woman, was held 10 psn
In $500 for trial charge Of being drunk aud DISORDER"
and Of insulting passengers In the street.
In the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Mansfield, yesterday, John Robertson Was c2
mtcd for trial ou charge OF attempted burglary. ns
complainant. Mrs. ZetmaD, OF No &c Cannon-st iouhu
the prisoner In of the rooms engaged Ia ilnuk
trunk She Immediately seized aud held him unti wv
rlNal VI an Otcer who secured him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

actual first Of the various kinds OF coal delivered 20
the baltimore according to the statement oi
the same authority, ~ as follows: .-,. -
Wilkesbarre PltstOn, and Other w. A-..-N 2pHSv 81
Sham0kin and Sunbury 30 ~ :"
Iylpu'S 80.
Tile present price In Baltimore from $40 to $40 30
In Hanro Boston, Providence, Lynn and other New
Tand scabOard cities, tho price OF coal is an average
f from g. 80 To 50 IS per tun above the delivery co az
port Richmond. Philadelphia. -, -,
Jyerlo0l Gas Gazing sells here In bulk ut s. 50 Liver
pool Camel S4 House Camel nj ~ aud Or.cl al Slo
Gn nil foreign Goals there j. Il duty OF rs per tun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

and the sisters Getty. The above were the most prom.
nent performers Of tho evening. 70 those who Ler.
never beheld the performances OF experts In the "
Tor" nor vet realized the perfection 10 which the pai
skate has OF late brought. VIII scarcely ciedt ~
statement that the recovering OF Winter possesses hi
or no advantages the flooring Of the paror Ska
rooms IL Is nevertheless true, however and there IA ~
more limit 10 the intricate movements nor hiclfect
with the grace with which they gone Though 80
these wooden foOrngs, than the performers NC.e q,
fLa crystal .ilrfacc Of the best carod-for pond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04


more Ginning In ali the time There s no strike IN tho
mining REGION and there has been advance In foighs
Why, them can we not have cheaper fueli Sixty cents
buse much 10 charge the poor for what tho
coal merchant only - 60 tuD. and sixteen cents for
almost Inclined to call extOrlIonate seeing that the
chant clears on every un thus peddled TO the Door
less than t2 32-Inoro than 200 per cent on Ills outlay.
There are sides TO this question OF coal prices, rs
there arc to every other and while tho public at large
coal dealers regulate the market to eut themselves tho
deaors and SPECTATORS the other hand have theory
They hold that tho price OF coal Is controlled by the
great law OF supply aud demand and by certain sur
reserve In tho first place they charge consumers with
holding of In Juno and July last, when coal was down 10
pleased 10 call "the inevitable downward tendency"
which they thought would bring prices to tho bottom In
ng season were the tradesay the dealers; and
when prophets found that their predictions were not
they rushed into market In shoals This movement
created demand. and trade was greatly stimulated
gons had the effect OF reducing the ordinary supply
ut least 10000 tuns below that Of tue Same
creasing The miners, who always thoroughly
auancd with the state OF the markets, lost no time IN
wages. This demand was ncceded TO. aud again aud
again the operators obliged TO advance tho wages
strike And thus II war the dealers say, that she price
Of coal wcntup. They furthermore assert That they are
unable % mike contracts In advance with the mines and
that orders sent to the mines ana accepted arc hed h
tho price prev aAing when tho shipment Is made aud not
baltimore dealer says "Tho l0es, then, In tnoso al
vances falls principally upon the dealer. and
nSt u Ieason of sae mo- dealer can get
plus OF coal, but Is constantly oyerscld and
the orders taken to-day filed at the price OF the next
price three months thereafter Tue same dealer
charges that tho various carrying companies are account
able u part for the IN coal prices and claims that
"as tho production OF coal has not been I-luheratNo
business S the Sen o sRGs G~ adase
the Iiso IA tho market value of theu products lho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

Buamerste
tls. People en- rel Doty aet Jones'
2lg. Ryder agt Com. Fire In. Co.
22i .Ryerett agt Meach ed al
22J. .freneau agt Nhitlock ct al.
224. The Mayor Lc. agL Beebe
ct al.
225. Palmer az. O'BrieB Fl al.
228. Scott Ggt. Cent X. x. aud
Baking Go.
229. Camp RI al agt. Norton et al.
2JJ. Mecnlsm ct al AgL FaTmeD
l.. aud r. TO.
23l. Smith agt. Lee.
2J!..AitAln,s 81 a. ssI Elsen 81 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
COURT CALENDARs-TnIs pAr.

PECkHAn' aoi hes
}.
Motions.
29J. .Rslhburn Of al. sgt Ls'Aas
et al
2A. Leland ct al. Agt Rathtars
ct al
23s. Foley agt Hoys Of al
23l. .Cfooker, admit, Ggt L. ]. T.
x. Co.
239. Jones IT al sgt Bach 81 al
24O. May sgt RhiDelsuder, ext.
Ne
2ii. Mot et al az, Car3euter
2ll. .Stoavruel. &c, agI Butler.
ct al
2,J,.pallsl,lns u a. axl ueaTA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

On the 2Bth or October, 1867, the 4,
urcs foe tho came cOalE:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19
From Sundry Sources.

IIVht Cuiuly JOulCCSs
The Course of the Weak.-An appeal to
the strong.
PLEASANT FOR Tommy and
Freddy in Duet. )-oh, Ma, such Fun
Old Pennywise won't-pay-for-a-Ba
- Machine - and-he's - been - Bathing
round - the-Cliff, ff,-and-we ve-Stolen-h
Towels, . and - e's-trying-to-dry-
self-with-Jelly Fishes and Seaweed |
Freddy (Solo).-Yes, and Star-fsh
"A "Dickey" Bird-A Footman.
"Short and Sweet"-A baby.
A TERRIBLE DRAIN UPON THE SYsTEM.-It is
stated that Mr.. Dion Boucicault has fresh
piece coming out almost Immediately. He is
evidently "breaking up"
PAssI GRAvIoRA.-The Marquis OF Caux is
reported to have given utterance to the follow
ing epigramatic expression of affection for his
bride upon the day of his marriage:-
"Tecum omnia libenter Patti possum."
To which the bride made reply
"Et ego Caux optate sponse tecum omnia
Patti ar"
"Bank EntrieS''-Burglaries
A Great Week for Bootmakers-Last Week.
Hop Intellgence-When the Can-can is no
longer admired or tolerated.
The best Revenge on Man in Possession
Pay him out
Money Isn't Everything-However much
trade may 'look up" the professions are GER
tain to "lOok doiOn %
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19
A Man with a Charmed Life.

All great cities are full of strange characters,
but at present New Orleans excels in this re-
spect. Living here is an individual whose re-
markable career is almost without parallel in
the annals OF romance. He was born IN Indians,
and is now about forty years of age. His name
is Edward Caruthers. Being engaged in a per-
sonal difficulty with man named Simpson, at
Madison, in lhe fall of 1916, he killed his
antagonist and fled 10 the American army, then
entering Mexico. At the battle of Chapultepec
he was taken prisoner, and laid for months in
Mexican dungeon. Being released at last he
married Spanish girl, and settled on the Rio
Grande. Here being attacked by the Indians,
himself and family were carried into captivity
where he again spent two years. Edecting his
escape he Joined ranger company, and was
shot in fight with the Comanches, scalped and
left for dead; He however recovered and Joined
the Walker Expedition TO Nicaragua, where he
was wounded captured and again imprisoned.
But being again released no sailed for the United
States. The vessel he was in was wrecked and
he barely escaped with his life. He was one of
the passengers on the ill-fated Evening Star,
and again escaped death where SO many
perished. He is now a resident of this city, aud
delights in relating adventures which are GER
talnly remarkable to last degree. - Nelo
orleans Plcdyufae,
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-oS
eV% %
sa1u11N NIcH1 III s&Sts
NUMBER CLXXXIX.
NUMBER CLXXXIX.

A DIRT FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTICs, AND CURH
FOR HY-PoCHoNDRIA, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A ny ORDER.
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THE FUNNIEST THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN
SID BY THE FUNNIEST FELLOWS FOR
SOME TIME PAST ARRANGED BY THE
SERIEy EDITOR,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19

(Aner a ISlormn Passaqel.

eff after every tempest come such q,tatms!"
WALKER TO W1r.-Election, we all know, is
a synonym for choice. But choice is not a
word which we should ever dream of using in
reference to people who most thrive by an
olaotion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19

INAoshN Ahhhioki WILLIAM H, MBRRICE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON StreeIa.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK d SONS,
lENdlNEERB AND MAOHINISTS
mAnuiactnre High and Low Pressure Steam Enginea
iOI Land River, and Marine Service
Boiers, Ges0meters Tanks, Iron Boats, eto.
Castings Of all kinds. either Iron brass.
Iron Frame Room for Gas WORK. workshops, ana
Railroad Stations, etc.
RetortB and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and mOoA
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and Grlst Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oh
Steam Trains. Defecators. Filters, Pumping, Ems
Sole Agents FOR N. Bnleux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
Draining Machines. 630a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19
A2su
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

>kFHf&. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
n fasslaA22zs. BOILER WORKS-NEAFIE d. LEVY
EtihsA1ShiyAL r. 4 1I;Sy Al AND THEOREIICAL EN9INEERs.
MACHlN 1STb, BOILERMAKERS, Il A OK.
SMITHs, and FOUNDERS. having for many yeaFs
oeen IN successful operation, and been exclusively
engaged Ia building and repairing Marine and River
Engines high and low PRESSURE Iron Boilers, Water
uc, 2, PEI stc. etc. rssRectmiiy oner their
tract Tor engines OF all sizes. Marine River, ana
are prepared 70 execute orders with quick despaoh.
Every description OF pattern-making made at the
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers 81 the best Pennsylva
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions. Roll
Turning Screw Cutting and all ether work connected
Drawings and specifications for all work done "A
teed.
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room m,
repairs OF boats where they lie in perfect aaft
and provided with shears, blocks, falls etc az
JACOB @. NEAFIM
-. JOHN Z. LEVY
sN BEACH and PALMER Etreeta
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR.
j. ANCE COMPANY, Incorporated by the Legls
ture of Pennsylvania, 1895.
Office Southeast corner THIRD and WALNUT
' Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels Cargo, n Freight TO all parts OF ths
- World.
INLAND INSURANUES
ON Goods by river, canal, lake, and land carriages
All Darts of the Union.
"ii P " WV FIRE ASSURANCES
ON nercnandlse generally.
On Rtores Dwelling Houses etc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-18
Err N e w $
Fog other Rsver Items see Third Page.


The weather continued clear and pleas
ant last night. Tne only additional ar
rival mp to midnight was the Louisville,
Capt. Jim Lusk, Louisville to New Or
leans. The Quickstep, for Cairo; Sallie v.
and Noliie Norton. for Henderson, and
Tarsseon for Louisville, were the depar-
tures.........,-..-.The Quickstep took out
good Ioad...........Tne @ollie Norton also
got lsrgeIo OF freight 1.-The John Kill
gour made a narrow. escape Wednesday
night from burning. A coal oil lamp
bursted IN Der Office, settin hre 80 a file OF
papers. The FIRE, was, however, for
tunately extfnguished Without serious re-
sults............Fhe LouisviIle arrived at 8
O'Clock last night with moderate
trip. she added Handsomely here, recefv.
Ing from W, O. Bfowa & Co, . bbls WINS
ky 100 bUls -four, 50 bbls mess pork, 5 bales
cotton, "a casks mea 5, l hid heads, % bbIs
apples, 20 bales hay. 2 kegs lard, 16 tierces
lard, and a lot, of mIsce iIaneous freight.
From Hum phrey, Patrick & Co. she re-
ceived 26S bb!s PORK. 4Gtierces lard, 50 bbls
whisky, $50 pieces hollow-ware, % stoves,
So pots, l2I pieces castings, 25 ploughs, and
3 ibis eg s. She viii leave here at eight
O'Clock this morning, and has splendid
passenger accommodations. H. c. Bruce
Will be found at his post in the office,
ready to wait upon you Capt. Jim Lusk,
q popular officer, is IN command THE
Legal Tender broke her Wheels so badly in
| theiee in the Mississippi, that she had to
refill them at Cairo. She will To here this
morning.