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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-05
W. EsT CHEsrER AND PHILApELPHIA

XEIEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv kAILoOAD WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On ana after MONDAY OCTOBER 5, 1868, Trains will
leave 9s tOllows;-
Leave Philadslphia from the Depot THIRTY.
First md CRESNUT streets, 7 As A. M. IL a, NJ,
2sO Z. NJ AIS P. NJ, so p NJ. sis and IL 81 p. NJ.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia from Depot
EAST Market street, at 6'25 A. M T45 A. 500 A.
NJ, 10 45 A, M, 1855 r. NJ, 45O Z. W., and 800 p Al.
Trains leaving West Chester at $40 A. NJ aud leav-
ing Philadepha at 450 p NJ, will stop at b. q. juno
lion and Media only. Passengers to or from station
between West Chester and 3. G. Junction, going
East, viii take train leaving west Chester st 7i5
a. NJ and gong West will take the train leaving
philadelphia at so p. NJ, and transfer B. c. juno
ton.
The Depot In Philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chestnut and Walnut Street cars. Those OF the
Market Street line run within square. The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon lis
arrival. . -
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave PHILADELPHIA at $50 A. NJ: and 200 P. NJ.
Leave West Chester at 755 A. NJ, and 400 P NJ.
Trains leaving Phladelphia al 7'I5 A. NJ, aud 30
p, M. and leaving West Chester at % A. M ana 4'50
Z. M connect at b, 9. Junction with Trains r. d
B. O. r. r., tor Oxford and intermediate points.
4lO2 HENRY WOOD, General Sup't.
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IVA '"A'-NA IOHN q, ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
NO. 9Ul CHEsSNUT Street,
CAPT. +. ID. May,
Continental Hotel
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. ll6 MARKET street.
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as.
sune any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing APP
parel and limit thetr responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value An baggage exceeding that amouns
In vaue win be at the risk of the owner unless taken
by special contract EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
Az General Superintendent Altoona Pa,
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF Tue DES MONIES
L rapids OF THE MISSIS 5IpPI RIVER
NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS.
KEoKUK iowa Dct ~ IS1S


KEoKUK, Iowa, oct. 81, 1895. !
5 eaeG aaa Propossls a N W be received g.
"a istS ior com pleng the excavation OF the Prism, and
I9r he Improvement OF the Des Moines Rapids of the
1he Eai al 6 to be about 79l miles along extending
from Nashville. Iowa, TO KeokuK, Iowa The width
at The wafer surface Inside of Canal 20 oe from
800 10 400 feet in kment nd $50 feet In
top, ana ia low water TO be five feet oeep. Ali the
used in building the embsnkmenf. The latter
tnreughont the Rre4ter part q tne dstancs WI! he
Snyatqn %c GSSus the 6ott9m ; o. .ne GSos will have
built earth clay and rocK t. be ten ieet wlds on
the top, including the rprap covering aad to be
10 vertical ON the outside, asd a base to veccal
or eo e IS % feet Hs @ i
slde, and foot on the toJ.
say one ninth the balance or 50 mac6 thereIf az
The remainder Of the funds appropriased-abouL
AZ pG1p1sli69Es5 Is must state ne psos at which each
70 be done and bid viii be consd 5red that is NOT
A printed COPY OF this advertisement must be
The Government reserves the right to reject any
Each bid must contain written printed qua
Blanks FOR rTopoaais of the form required. with
form OF guarantee, Will be furnished upon application
the pi ice or prices IN the contract Will be cousid
material excepting right Of way and land for bor-
81 I Hno to % p n aSd
lions exhibited at the letIiDg. ,
materials furnished the contract price thereof
will be reserved uD I'll the whole work which Is the
subject or contract shall be entirely completed.
The name or names of the pc eisons proposing must
be written tull with Their place or residence
and Post Office address.
Plans, MAPS specifications en- all necessary papers
will ne Ieaoy for examination at Office for fteen
days prior to the date OF the letting,
PerS0ns DTODOStn0 contract requested 10 visit
erdliile the location OF the before sending in
their bids
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned
at Keok uk, Iowa, and should be sndOrsei:-"PrO-
posals for work on the Improvements OF The Des
Moines Rapids" - -
Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry, Brevet Major.
General u. S. A.
0Gcidl:- ,, ,.,
10 3Ol6t Cspiaia Corps OF Engineers.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

aEFFJS. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
lsaAAssaAzas BOILER WORk5.-NEAFIE d LEVY
thAN1IyAL AND THEORETICAL EN9INEERS,
MAGHlNiSTEl BOILER-MA KERS, BL A q X.
SMITds ana FOUNDERS, having Tor many yeaTa
been IN successful operation, and been excusyely
engaged iE building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, nigh and low pressure, Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propelers etc. etc, respectfully offer theR
tract for engines OF al sizes, Marine, River, and
Stationary having OF patterns OF different Bizea
prepared 10 execute orders with quick despatoh
EVery description OF pattern making made ct the
ehortest notice High and LOw-pressure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, OF the beat PennsylVa-
MIA charcoal Iron. ForRings of all sizes and kinds,
Iron ana Brass Castings of ali Descriptions. Roll
Turning Screw Cutting and ali other work CONNECTED
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for AL work done ~
teed.
The subscribers have ample whari-dock room fog
Fepeirg boats where they can lie In perfect safety
and are proYided with shears, blocks falls etc etc
"A hN~iNS "e~'S VI "sA' JACOB O. NEAFIR
JOHN p. LEVY,
0H BEACH and PALM Err streets.
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!. .HlLApgLpAIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL

l. HlMORH IA A1iiiI.OADD ~. mn.
commencing MONDAY, 0cIogeE o, 1858, Trains win
iNSIoS Avenue a1t as iolSws' csurdsv. o,ooo.0s,
for Baitmore stopping at all Regular Stations con.
needing with Delaware Railroad al Wilmington ior
ExptesS Train al Ii45 A. M lsu9days excepted for
SSHi PsrfgVIIe. N and TaYTsds -arSos oOnnecs a. VII
niIngton with train for SeT Castle aos,ao, -,
HGS sHRP@S At
ianton, RewSfS' Ekon' Northeast ohaTiesso%n
PerryviiIe, Havre-de- Grace Aberdeen Perryman's,
EfEsG1GG EsSs az f@f
and %ashington stopping a. 0nes'sE IRaroT LIN
Northeast, Perryyills and HsyTs de Grace: III,
take the li''' M;IIMINaToN Y; III hiSPN TRAINS.
stopping At all stations between philadelphia and
LeaV Philadelphia At nOO A. M, $50. S'OO and
TGI p NJ The 90 p. M Train conneots with DeIaware
Railroad for Harrington and inter mediate stations.
30 n Tas S HS TTan Inv VIII aaf stop cetwssa ssa
C9sser 96c s1S rSn rom Wilmington runs daily All
Oh kSS tts4s o q4f1ys faSf9id
:, Leave Baltimore 7.25 A M, Way-Mai NJ $50 A. M
h1prsss1k sukp2F Ees Train M sHtfia9&s '
Leaves Baltimore - 72S NJ stopping AZ Mag19ms'
Chaflestown, North EaSt, Eikton Newark, stantoni
Newport Wilmington, Clsymon'' Anwooa' and
T6TGgh tickets 10 all points %sst Ssss sSSS os SGd
SIS CHEsNUT street, under the Continental Hotel,
cam Be- see9rsG during the day Persons parcSssns
tlckes at this OIL can have their baggage checked
cir y fS tfsi
TAsT FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
u PEENbYLVANIA RAILROAD TO Wilkes
barre. Mahanoy City. Mount Carmel. Centralia, and
All points on Lehigh Valley Railroad and iE
branches. ..,
Is enabled TO give Increased despatch 10
Consigned TO the above named poinls.
Goods delivered lat the Through Freight Depot,
n. E corner of FRONT and NOBLE Streets,
Before r. NJ. will reaoh WilkesbarTe B0nnt Carmel
MahAnoy CITY and the other stations In @ahanoy and
day l72ll ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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Wy TILLI AM g. CIR A n t.
w COMMISSION MEROHANT,
Ne. s g. DELAWARE Avenue, PhilAdephiAs
AGENT FOR -,
Dupont's ounpowder Refined Nitre, OeHTcoai On p Nv"
W. Baker a. Co.. Chocolate O1cos, AUG hromths, =,
CTookeI, Bros. "a Co.'S Yellow Metal snee'IiaS5 iaS5
Bolts and Malta N
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
THROUGH AIN d DIRECT KUUTE b ErW EEN
PHILADELeHIA, BALTIMOkE, .HA RRlSBURd,
WII,I,IA MSPOHT, AND THE GREAT OIL RE
GION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Elegant Sleeping Cars ON all Night trains. ooo A.,
ON and after MONDAY. September II, ,lSBS, the
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad VIII
Hah 40 i"iAo"S' WESTWARD.
n, All Tn TN leaves PhiIad 10 40 p.
II AAH A'@AAA' I WilliamspOrt....... $50 A. NJ.
arrives et Erie......... ........ 20 Z. M.
EpIE EXPRESS Leaves PHI lad e y 80 a. NJ
N-A'A" WiamspOrt...... s 35 p. NJ,
arrives at Erie. ie............... 800 A. M.
ELMIRA MAIL leayes mia sGS 70
arrives AZ LOckhaven...,. 745 z. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie............. A. NJ
" Williams pOT t..........l0'l 10 Z. M,
" arrives at Philadelphia.... 7'OD A. M,
EBIE EXPRESS leaves ErIe .............. 'o5 p. M
" WllliamsporG..... 9'l5 A. M
=" arrives at Philadel phta.. 800 T., NJ.
Mail and Express connect with OIL Greek and
Allegheny River Railroad. BAGGAGE ChEOK ED
ALFRED L. TYLER,
lls General superintendent
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. JOHN n COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
~ WASAIHGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boiien dAsometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, eto
Castings OF all kinds either iron or brass; -.
Iron Frame Room for Gas Work, WorksnopsI ana
Railroad stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest ana no4t
Improved construction. -, =,
Every description OF Plantation Machinery also
sugar, Saw, and 0rlst Mills, vacuum PAnsi VI
Steam Trains. Defecators. Filters Pumplng hns
Sole Agents for N. Bleux's Patent sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer Ane
Aspinwall d Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machinea. o6Ot-
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VALUABLE MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOhS fr,m Private Lior Arles Including earIy
Frhtsd ana iliustrsied w rks In line bindings.
rc.- On Friday Afternoon,
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By an arrival at the o0rt OF New York yester.
day, we have Buropean sdvices to tue 22t ult.
The RitmnlisIic ENciLement
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CLABK q EYAHS, AUCTIONEERS, NO. 63
~ CHkSN UT Street.
Will sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
large Invoice OF Blankets, Bed Spreads, Dry Goods,
Cloths, CAtsmeres, Hosiery, Stationery, Table and
Pocket cutlery, Notions. etc.
City and country merchants Will lind bargains.
Terms cash.
Goods packed free of charge. 929
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IEDIANOLA AND GALVEsTON-steannshipH arlsn-
~ hides AZ pdl hides md.e "a empty barres3 Oas
etton bdl hdes hides pigs mde tlanAee
s. Thcs SchoI-2 bd hides 2S hides bags WOOL
evils &ee7s hides Bis 'ce smms-2v hides 5bdl des IS
bags wocl pkgs alCw 10 0ref-i bos tlow IL bd
25 hides Mann &co-lot furniture Folsom Piersoa-i
tes bans Lombard Poney-Si90 currency Beiag-Sl91
specie 5 IS currency w Arhur& coSi20O specie Seig&
krug St0p do = @ Sehessingrr-2 pkgs Use Texas
bx Coils heqd csttle McQuoid Mehls-sundr
MOBiLE-Stg SaTah-l5g bbls HIe Huntington ufos
l5e DO Jsmisn Scc-I bales cotton w Farley &coiO
bb peune 81 bbs rosH BIZ ssy73 rosin W Flash
&co-5 BIB uTpeutne IL NJ Allen sco-22 ba O. hides
Ia akDs Aen Wa 1880 sks sa Steele, Piaekard
% csks bone elk brass lot old iron bse pa 0er stock
d nnell-sundres . order-fetal bales cotton
ldf rhfOtD- Ship Nor Rola-25 il0 states Carmichael A
NEHrdZiO5 bars Ial Dad IRON Macarley-l5 cfatss
eGthenwerr Huntington Bros-2 csks hardwave case M 81
bdls hon SHARK stautr &co5 osks AZ oarthea-
ware 10 croer . ~
NArANzAsBsig cssea oi elss hhds sug ar 1851 bxs do
CiEsFUEG0S-scbr United states-9O hhds moIasses %
hhcs sugar &c ties do A Couture AGO
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July, 1861, to the Sd ult., lI0,oo6 bags. Arrived
field Co., 1913 bags. Total receipts this sea-
son H3 $40 bags. sslesfor consumption since July
lst, 1867 9s ,l2s bags.S Stock on the 10th day OF
June, 1868, 1900 bags. Msrket-prme l79
fair q, gold duty paid. Gold l3slQl39i
Stock this day in first hands, Is 900 bags,
Remarks-we have no change TO note since our
last ISSUE the market closing dull.
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NEW OBLEASs. Jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4:30 P NJ
making connections vth Tans FOR Vcksburg Merida and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East. " -
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE on SUNDAYS
etI:40 going far Brookhavon. Returning,
brookhsvtn st $3.50 A. NJ on MONDAYS, arriving in New
OIeans st ll:l5
Excursion Tees good for Train Of Saturday or Sun
DAY going north and Trains OF sunday Monday
FkEI9HT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except suudays)
at 6:40 A. n
5. wILtIAsS, General Superintendent,
JAMES 1ONaE, General Freight Agent
ed WARE, General Transportation Agent.
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LOUISvlLLE-steamer Belle Lee-28s hhds tobacco TO
Gisenl5l do Howa d, Prssons Bsrett-is r T To-
h fsnsil-3 Wilson Y0uug-S 40 King-l Ysstm Al
COL ROgehls65 sss cora Farchli Bingham 80 do
totSl3 DOB NhAyasO-S75 90 Gr tn roreh5 bxs udse
~ pcs tagging Whitney &eo-l bale fGJi-n HorreIl
&cl d. A Gus, shsck kutsyl do 100 obs aoug Kan
nsdy Seo2l7 pe CASTINGS Auch Iabs25 do GehlBscs
II bbls eggs rs fkns Schneider Zubebier2 KEGS
butter egss BondiO pkgs butter bills egg
FDebOnoo-I bbs eggs 26S SKIS Moore q colo
TuTnbul, Kerly Soo-lG0 do Woods Msttaews &sosg do
Paae,e-2l kegs batter Avst Caaib9nlOdo Bsraos
I'D FINS buttefJ Adams 400 do 10 kegs 90 50 bNs ohees
Fmy Van NOrden &co-l3 bxs cheese Is ksgs butter 10
Casey &c54 bxs cheese McFsand srsight 6cS-3 ca es
hsoco ID BIZ WI do Behdg-1 indsa show asa
Wbee och, flnsy &coOJ sk malt W ienbach * Klump9-
stone Marphyl keg tsb CrievC WfdeT nan-l box
ssdiles Avet Can b0n-2 bbls -four bb bacon bx fruit
HaTe3 r,s leather 1hos SchOrfl7 do Frank-l6 bdls
wheels ScbwsrE- box books Stevens Seymour-l sugar
mil w Cushpg-2 bxs shoes L 81 Blo-s csS dss
teE jowles Straight aeo es Ihf bb cheese
AJuliA2 kerx butter Thos king-sundIe TO order-FOta
ass hos tobacco 81 Ales cotton
LCCKPORT-Slesner Nina Simmes-Is sls potatoes Is
ks onions Surl-5S SKIS onions Lefor-6 do seyiu-
IL 90 bdl hces Terrsbonne-6 SKIS potatoes W Raymond
10 do Wash-31 DO Caztntre-s5 do L Gernsbscher-
tsioes ~ bbis onions Iiabiss ocstsi III bds q Wei
- hbls rice Brugier-2 90 do TartuH-s7
SKI rice Foresssr-suQdret 20 order
BAYOU SAHA-StsRmer New Era-S bbls potatces o axis
do kaufmanl sack paper stock hides Mayer-6j sks
cotton seed Adigel0 sis onions Bouieny-l bbs mo
lastes 80 oIdtll hhd hides IL bdl hides hi bb taow
wbere kco-2bbs petstoes L Lac ssagne- shs wool ot
Old ioD II koppeuburg-ls sks potatoes j @ sho--5 do
Iaioias Dcckterz0 bits potatnes Terrsb0uue ouI-
SIS potatoes Chstbonni-l4 empty barrels MsrE-san-
dries e.
Richardson Wal JHO Phelps &oo- Bousn- Fac apDn
Il Alcus, She ok Autsy-hfhhd SUGAR no Phe Is Scoqt
hsad cstile Inbau AycOck &cO-sundrss 6rdsToal II
LOWER CoAST-SteAmerA G BroEn-sandriss 70 order
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.Cmmsrual tsntsIligrrtrs

OkRscHNT OFFioH No. 50 UlEF sgEaaa
wednesday kvening. Ju.e 10. u6i
CoTToN-The market has exhibited more ANNA.
ton TO day. Adviees from Liverpool aud New
York, how ever, continue discoursgiug, while the
limited character of the supply enables most
holders 10 exscttheir own terms tor favorite lists
The total sales to-day amounted, however, to
100 bales, and the market closed frmer at the
suhjoined quotations, viz Good ordinary 25t6
26c.; low middling 26l027c.; middling 213@2Sc
ooAPARArIvB DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTs or OOrToS
AT This PORT DURING PAST TWO WRRKs
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SUNDAY ARRANGE BfEET --steam Train from CITY "a
heu Of Horse Car livery SUNDAY MORelN6, At O'Clock
An bxtrs Train viii leave the City Every Nd az VEN-
lAG, ~ O'Clock. On add SITTER Apr6th the Trains will
leave ELL end Of The Road Sundays kVE9Y HALE
HOUR from until O'Clock N
FARE-1o and from the Lake day, rs cents Pas
for GENTLY notify the to depart
Of Train Fare Gentily 8tston-Fesn cents each
way. GEO PAHDFI,Y tyenareI Sn,,t
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAsUUKcHE IEDEPEr
TE'A y I--I-' DENT PACKET. .,s.s IT 7 y = i
Leaves New Orleans ever sosDAF at re, FRIDA7si
LOB A FOURCH e, AND COAST-THB A 40
II passeneer paeket Etna slmmes, W. n 9resthnuss
Captain jos DGlferes Clerk VIII above rg.arn
rg on the Cost every Wednesday Sunday day sht
For freight OF passage 80 ply on hoard, 70
acres . z q. hELAkoOh. Ne. q Old Lsvve street.
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CrrY on Jxryursor. June IL. 1856

Orr or JKvyHEsoE June H. 1853.
Arrived yesterday--306 Texas Beeves aud
los Calves and Yearlings. and 154 Sheep. Sold
23O Texas Beeves, 243 Calves and Yearlings, IS
Hogs, l79 Sheep and Mich Cow. Stock on
sale--l774 Texas Beeyes sos Calves and Yearlings,
All Hogs and Mich Cows. We quote
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Neeeipts boz Rallroes..

NEW oRLE Ms, Jackson GREAT NORTHERN
70 bsie cotOh Payne Huntington 6ec7 do rarnpson-
do II Ably Aoe-5 bbl hsh Wealth zriy Is baTs
Leeds 6coItO pkgs IRON Folger &co- pkzs sundres j
Botmsn-5 do Harris son IL bxs s5ples Ay scO
4Ju feet uulber HUI JoyneT-B0l do " Wsaver-4JlO
co Chsnder-sundres 10 Ordevfotsl q bates cotton
NEW ORLEANS OPEIOUsAsk GREAT wEsFHsN-
hides Duinur-l bales hides . rebonne GOu.dsin-l
bales moss u AnkoBy-4 Sis wool j L Courst-I hide IL
sks onions Sure-l2 hf baiss W Homan &cO-7g
shs potetoes tks onions Murphy on n ]
Casse4c0 feet lumber go piekes BoudrSapx Scnsun
dTfes order =
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VERA CRUz-Scr IsabelslO bbis -four 40 bbs potatoes
~, ~ Shingles-
LIZ Steamer sarAh2I bass coffee bbls whisky 30
SKIS rt .-I p
ST LoUIs-stsamsr W Arthur-I75O bxs sugar
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a, sKELYE,s CorT'oS gTswrKa
"A sud COTTON PICk8BR, corner 81 Tnonss and ~
james streets IN The inucdisae vicinity Of the follows
Presses: Mississippi louisiana Fire ProOi Alabama Sha
PERI, Planters fyler Fetars. Cor1nescsL Pelican or
leAns Merchants VeksbuTg and Penn Having hssselA=
Carver Cotton 0fhs Of eighty each. tie lasst -
proved b y prepared e h.u gin and plea Ostos fs Az
sos a. Pre-. Current o,soe fsp ersvsr r.rsss.
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I, a EESAissANeE a-oUGsIAaAIak.
FEs ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A P.eEs
Devoted 90 8Outhera Interests.
Seven Ye4rs Of ExisssnneJ

nost ssnnszdsnls publication for fsral. srd o,guiF,
pee who prtoice the elegant French lsacusr- n rsvie
Sossb tse political Of TIE week tss situation 81
me eooItr ne New Orleans Americas pres tie Interesting
taee q uss,sna the sgrcu tarE eonnrercai srs 81
ne the mSset eurren tie theatrical soire
t11nsciA A10 scfnt1c prOducd1A OF the day snd gvs
stess ssI1ey o. useful acts instructive gems hanor Il
A0seaossA and All hat eenpeses erst class paper.
-a GA SUBSCRIPTION: ss PR ANNUz
he n pages Of La RBNATSSA NCyE Ar. .I,..s n, ..
ceunHs snd zoe AdvertisereD.s ss corspoaousv d a
syea VIII residing matter in eseh paga that Is make o.
iournA one OF TIE oest Advertising reu Of IRE sozfh
yse ani.ns aeoe N ~ l.ngnAse<. q Oonu strsss eerncr
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Dams. COCK . URE ~ HOWE aH
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN. ADAMS GAIT,
GoHr d ADAxs late Desn Ads1as A 8ag; r. J. Oocxxuxs
formerly Of Osksy, Hawkins A Co; o. L
HcvE, Laks PrnudsaoeJ
Cetsea Factors and Csnrzlssi0x NarekzEr
90. q UNION STREET. EEg oRkkaER
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NOIltE-THk coPARTFERsaIP HkRKTOFokR
sAissisE 10 THIS city. under the stys OF RICdARD
rCn AAkS IL this day dissolved by nutua e,n -eeL
81 ts ehs-gsd With pie ssss1sn Of tbs Affairs
Us ste nrn and will COSTUME ths and Fan
,ofHs business his accolnt 0gce "a rsvser sts
ere1 RICHARD FLOWRR
Fsw 0rssns. mare Llsa. esFnns rA'ass
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sfearrer Sarah. Dssrine for Noble M ester
steamer W Arthur, Dubls. for st Louis Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Harlan Les from IndaaOla and Galveston
&C A Whitnas Aro- LIST district
shp Mongolia Mecher fo Liverpool March 2sth to Nsek-
Knox &co--3d district % III
Brig csscstoe Carlisle from katAnzas. to Chafraix Agar
schr UGited states johnson from Cien;usgOs to cOutu
re Ac0-Psirt
Schr Indian, oVeHsn from New Basin to uaster-POint
rOwBoATB. "
rOEbest Calhoun Jacks from tha Psssessent down gat
brought up ship- NJ gOlia and 20 TentO
TowboAt 1ecumaeh Lombard from the down
ghi-brqught up bril- CaseatOle. and sehrs lbdian and
sTBAhBOATe.
Belle Lee. McCiill from louisy le
SarAh, Desriug, from Mobile
kaiiJral, SiDnntt rom Shreveport
Nina SHINES Gseatbouse, from bockport
New Ere Durss, ir N Bay.
Brown, bassgtt. from Lower oast
l.aN fa - ans. Wv.
Below Coming Up.
Ship sorrenis Wilson from Liverpool March o. to Bad
Bark Nellie Nay Hutchngs, frOra Liverpool 10Th February
90 matter -F
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BRAzos SANTIAGO.

Leaves on SUNDAY, June l4h. at sLE
TOR BRAZOs sANTIAG0-T The Low.
pressure side-Sheel iron steamship
L. @. Harris,
Wv. H. TALBOT Commander
willeayeas above IRON her wharf Joseph street.
carrying United States mails Foe freight or passage
oHAS. A WHITNEY a CO., Agents,
50 and 50 Camp street
NBEo freight received without from the Agsnts
The G. Hsrrs will stop at Galveston take the mails
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AGRICULTURAL.
pee MILI.S... ............RaOD AILLa
Hsying secured he services If Mr. PETER SoKTNLAY
he inventor Of She Lot approved RICE PoU NDER ao~ Il
who has ben shan 30 ysss sagazed IN the con
srueton, erection End management OF Rice Msinery W
prepared, under his supervision cOnruet al EiaS,
Of Machinery rsq1red IN the preparation Rice for o.
naIket and 70 furnish all Necessary oTsEugs ard apea
cstisns.
rOde OF McKnlay's Patent Rice Huler, suitable for
bore vito cultivate Rcs Cor consumption can Be
cen 81 establishment
LgEDs A co
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BALTIMORE
..r-.-.-.. soR sALTlNoRk AND HAVANA.
fsA EEF ORLEANS. BAJTIk ORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SEkLkOEf6EY LINE or sTEAHSHIFS
LIBERTY. l1l tsns. TbOs. A Sagn OcrnHnsndsr
&c SA..."......ll6o tsns... .OukshsrS, OonnsandeE
UAERyISe UNITED STATES sAILs
FIRST CABIN:
Ih.ogZn Tcksts 70 Nsv York. $50
FSB BAETIzoES AED HAVANA,
ToUCHIFs AT EEY wEsT-Tbs splendid ~. s.ssashir
paba. e....r-.I
..-. DUKERART. OommsndeE,
VIII issvt her wharf OPP site okson Square. sATUR
DAY. June 9Th. O'Clock P. =.
Tor heSht or PescSgs, hsvtne unsurpassed AccommSds
hcnE apply g WITHERSPoOE, HALsEY CO.. Agents
Is OaroDdelet stTest
B.Fo bills o. lsdins but thoge OF tho Company VIII
ss signed Permits Tor feght procured from tbs
onea Nc freight fer Havana sSksa aftsr II s'aock a.
day OF EailinR.
The LIBERTY, Dept 7. A. Bn'n. VIII follow
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NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACEET. rar--
Leaves ON WEDNESDAYS aud sAFURDAYs as
EOR EATGEEx AID AL I.-ERMEn,.ix
lAndinss-Ihs fss PssssngSr packet ,.,,, 1890 Il
vale iypaxoser,
". B. RICHARDSON, A.sse,i 40. LIBANo. Clark;
van ie~'s - Aoos~ GEO. d. HIrE Agent
a p " fahSuuit0uia- street
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Fhs AXIOM PLANO FORTE declared by the Judg-s az hs
tte Pair Of the American institute hsid in SEPTEMBER and
October, 1851 to be ihe best exhibition
st trial. ordered tie RursFicgp Institute With Pz1os
ofthe successful exhibitors at the axis Exposition
oar by thsr judges be tire best Piano them
Agents WANTED Firstclsss ard responsible A gents
pointed them.
soDd tor eirczlsrs price tst terms et-
Mandatory and WaEerOous, Ia Ise Bovery. near
Delaney street. New YORK MANNER ( co.