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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-28
THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
f. B. Orchard Sc Co.,
UNDER IRNrIN's HALL.


WE would respectfully inform our friends
w and the public generally, that we are
now in receipt OF one Of the incest assorted
stocks OF DRY GOODS. HOSIERY, NO.
T1ON3, &c:. and at as low prices as they can
be bought in the city.
Among our stock will be found:
IS dozen KID GLOVES, in one and two
buttons; all shades and colors, at popular
prices.
DRESS GOODS, in the most desirable
shades for etreet aud evening wear.
PERCALES. ORETONS and CALICOES
A good assortment of CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS, COTTONADES and JEANS.
Best sHEET1NGS and LONGCLOTHS in
the city for the price.
EMBRoIDER1ES, RUFFLING. COLLAR.
ETTES, TIES, &c., in great variety.
To which we call the attention OF all before
purchasing elsewhere.
L. B. ORCHARD & CO.
\. E.-Connected with our store ia frat
ciass Dress- making establishment, conduct.
cd by MRS. BURWELL, late OF Il. G. Shiyer
& Co.. where che viii be pleased to SEQ her
friends and customers. March 8
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f sIkaEH1ogs Essc Briefly Hill, a
small village on the outskirts OF the
been The scene 81 a theft by q boy.
WHICH, for its impudencs and ingenuitr ,
would Sdo S0fedit to the most accom-!
plished Of, WhitecEapel thieves. Alad
entered sthe shop Of provision dealer
III the place, and purchased penny
roll. Having done so, he besought the
shop keeper (who was alone on the pre-
mises) TO stuff it down for him behind
his "smock. s" alleging that he wanted to
hlGe 1t from his mate, who was lettering
outside, and who would be sure to take
IL from him. ii he saw it in his posses.
sion. The complaisant tradesman did
as requested, with reiterated and urgent
requests from the lad to stuff it down as
far as he could. that it might not be
seen. While the roll was being slowed
away In this anomalous hiding place,
the purchaser managed to steal the
tradssman's watch. A minute or two
after tho iurmer had lett the shop, enter
another lad aud said. 'Do you know
what that chap has Just dcae? He's
prigged yonr watch" The shop keeper
looked ia horror; his watch. chain was
dangling. his watch gone. ''There he
goes. said the last conner, pointing to a
figure Just disapr caring round corner,
Of started the shop.keeper in pursuit,
leaving the shop unguarded. When be
reached the corner, the presumed thief
was out Of sight. BY the time that he
returned from the fruitless chase, his
kindly informant had also disappeared
and the till was emptied to its last COP.
per. No trace of either thief has as vel
been discovered.-Pa JLuV Gazette.
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Tie Eucalyptus GloduIus, or fever
tree tree OF Australia, has attracted con
siderable attention of late. It is vulua.
BILE because it absorbs moisture so ra.
pidly as to dry up extensive marshy
districts in which it is planted; it also
relieves lnisasmatic atmosphere of its
poison, 80 as to prevent fever and ague
in places where they have hitherto ex.
listed. The tree is cultivated in Califor.
mia for shading purposes, it's rapid
growth being q matter of great surprise.
In single season. it has been known 81
grow from ten to fifteen feet. It's maxi.
mum height is abont 800 feet. The
English Government has of late planted,
the Eucalyptus iu it's domains in Africa
and III many Others of its countries
where fever and sickness greatly pre-
vailed.
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Despstchcs indicate that the County
OF Saline. in Illinois, is troubled by an
organized gang OF robbers, who are
committing outrages in Harrisburg and
the neighborhood Several murders. rs
also q number of robberies, hav been
committed recently by gang of masked
NEIL. The Circuit Clerks Office was en-
tered by means of false keys, and a large
sum of money belonging to the County
was stolen. This was the third time the
place has been entered. Seventy indict-
ments, principally against saloon keep.
ers, were stolen.
The Boston Globe remarks: "a COPY
OF the Bible, bound in calf, according
to the Edinburgh Scotsman. was lately
found In the stomach Of a Goldfish, and
bore the iiams of William Sim, and the
date 1880. It has beon learned that
Sim was Hailor of Dundee, who went
to sea in 1884, and has not been heard
from since. The snpposition is, that
everything appertaining to him was de.
voured by the fish, which had been tor
mented for lorty yenrs with an indigesti-
Bile Bible in it's stomach"
Fonr Yale students, few nights ago,
climbed to the old college clock by
means OF the lightning-rod aud broken
window. They cut the bell rope after
they had got into the tower, and bind
ing it around one OF their number, let
him down Oh the outside to the clock 3
face SO that lie could get the hands. The
hands on both sides were broken off md
carried away. The boys also took away
some of the works of the clock for pri-
vate distribution.
The Columbia Union. Herald learns
that Mr.. kimpton. the former Financial
Agent of the State, has been removed
by the Financial Board, and the Nation.
al Park Bank OF New York appointed
temporary agent in his place. II also
learns that the Financial Board are ne.
gotiatinS with the Park Bank with the
view OF making the appointment perma.
nent.
Once. whom L. L. B4rnum was in To.
ledo, desirous Of taking run down to
Cincinnati, to witness the workings of
its peculiar institutions, ho telegraphod
to u friend, asking if they were slauch-
tering hogs then. The answer was
prompt, but assuring. It said. Yes:
but come along"
EASC ot. LoulS Is aOOut to hnye u
llchborne case. a young man, named
George Nevll. whose father died ut East
st. Louis thirty years ago, has como
forward and laid claim to valuable
tract of property left by his father at
that city. He has recognized many of
the old settlers.
Take overybody's advice and act upon
it. This is the way to suit everybody.
NO matter about yourself. 10 wish to
have mind OF your own is only an in.
sldious form OF selfishness. Docgs has
tried pleasing everybody, aud he wants
others to try it, badly.
The Madisonvillo, Ky, Times gently
reminds contributors that it is not ne
cessary to quote every other word and
itulisiZe the rost.
The post Office at Highland Home. in
Laurens County, for some time discon
tinued, hos been re.established, with
John W. Shockley as postmaster.
Qneen Victoria will be fiity.fiye next
24th OF May. She is in the thirty
seventh year OF her reign.
1. is appalling to see the cheek some
men have attached to their faces.
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The Sewsboys' Hotel, recently com.
pleted in New York, promises to bc
productive OF something more than the
bodily comfort OF the GOO street waits
that Hit about the great metropolis.
Ihe bank is an important part of the
establishment, and consists of double
topped table almost four feet SQUARE.
the top being perforated by a large
number OF Sits, which are numbered.
and below each is tin can. One OF
these siits is assigned to each boy, aud
IN 1t be puts any surplus change he may
possess. On the evening of the first OF
each month, the bank is to be opened
In the presence of tue assembled bows
and the several deposits counted and
announced. For each dollar saved, the
Aid Society adds Eve cents; that is. il
gives interest sat the rate of sixty Del
cent Adjoining this general room are
the bath and wash rooms, and six pri.
vate baths, twenty foot baths. and rows
of wash htbasins afford accom- NJ odations
Tor fifty boys,at one time. Immediately
above the general hall ia the Arst dormi.
tors. a lofty chamber with windows on
three sides. Here will be placed beds.
atfording line sleeping quarters for fully
600 boys. The cost to newsbov viii
be- Six cents for meal and six cents fo1
lodging, and. if he has no money. il is
free, while no boys are taken in who
have home to 60 to. The mechanics
arc now engaged in putting the finish
ing touches TO the interior, and, within
a week. the trustees will give . formal
reception at the building. at which time
opportunity will be afforded of seeing
this novel hotel in operation.
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Adog acts as mail carrier oyer ten
mile route in Minnesota, aud is always
on time. ,f 4ts asa.fJt
Mr.. B. ?. Seymour, a young man
well known in Charleston, died in that
city on the 26th..
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Take Notice.

A LII III want OF DRY GOODS and NO.
TlONS, cheap, will call at c. F. JACKSON'S
and purchase, IA he will sell off his stock at
greatly reduced prices before going North tc
lay in a new stock of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS. Remember, G. F. JACKSON,
Leader Of Low Prices, 12S Main st.
y. B.-On hand, SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS at extra io'r prices. C.F.J
Notice.
4 LII persons having demands aganst the
IA firm ot j II. KINARD & Co., who have
not already done 80, will pieaee preeent their
claims . ME forth with.
". G. CHILDS,
Trustee Of Creditors j. II. Kinard Co
March, II II
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HEALTnY.-No better indication than
that York County is gradually recover
ing from the heavy losses inflicted upon
her by the disastrous results of the war is
needed than the evidence offered by the
County Treasurer's return. From it, We
see that from tax levy OF the enormuns
sum of S79,729.GO, all has been paid,
except the sum of 81. l.55622, excluding
Sl,2Il. ~ charged to the Airline Road
and S6Ol due on poll fax. Such Il re.
tnrn, more especially when compared
with many from the Southern aud mid
die districts. speaks volumes as 10 the
growing prosperity Of this section OF
the State. Whilst there is only deficit
Of two per cent in this County, in
many it amounts to ten and fifteen Der
cent.-Rock Hill Grnnge.
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Typographical Union, NO. So.
THE Regular Monthly Meeting OF this
4 Union will be held at ths Independent
Engine Hell. THIS EVENING. at z O'Clock.
Mar % / II. N. EMLYN. SEQ. and Treas.
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a temperance eociety is San Francis
co arrays itself against the habit of say
ing, "What'll you haye?' Come, lei's
take adrink" or anything of that kind
The members do not approve OF total
abstinence; they only solemnIy pledge
themselves not to pay for any other
mans drink. nor to drink ut a bar with
anybody. The society is serious in its
intentions, believes that the conviyia!i.y
OF bar-rooms is the cause oi mos. IN
temperance, and has membership Of
standing and influence
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RAsPATh-At the age Of eighty.tw;.
Mons. Raspail has been consigned IL
imprisonment, ut Paris, for twenty four
months. He upologized for The Gem
mnne and assaulted tho Government.
R4spail is born rcyolntionist and agi-
tator. lie came under tue notice Of NA
poleon l, and has managed, through,
many dynastic changes, always to keep
IN hot water with the authorities. lie
Is IL most learned chemist, but "cam-
phor' is his hobby, just as bromide,
quinine and chloral are the hobbies OF
other physicians. At his age, tho pas.
slons usually cool; but tho poor old boy
is rs volcanic now as he was when he.
fell wounded on the barricade in 1880.
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Referees Notice.

Rofefee'S Notice.
STATE of South Carolina. County of Richland.
IN The COMMON PLEAS.
Mary P: Black and others. Plaintiffs, rs. the
Carolina Life Insurance Co., Defendant.
N obedience to an order Of the Hon. r. B.
L. Carpenter, in the above entitled cause,
dated the 2Sth day OF February, 1874, all the
creditors in this State OF the said Carolina
Life Insurance Company, whose clnims are
secured by q deposit Of the bonds Of said
state with the Comptroller. General thereof,
are hereby notified to render in the same,
duly attested, or to appear md prove them,
before me, at my Office, Law Range, Column
6ta. 8. c., on or before tho 10th day Of April.
1874. J.. QUITNAN MARSHALL,
BAXTER i SE1DELs. Plaintiffs' ATTORNEYS.
Columbia, &. @. March 10
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@3'a NEW W.STYEE.
Spring. 1874. Spring.
BROADWAY SILK HATS,

For cash at bottom prices.
March 20 - - KINkRD & WILEY.
In the District Court Of the United
States for South Carolina.
II the matter :: 1:s:o Suz5aeher, OF Ooium-
bia, Bankrupt-PET1TIoN FOB FULL AND
FINAL DIscHApoE IN BANKRUPTCY.
AhDEREn, that 3 hearing be had ON the
- 28th day Of APRIL. 1874. at Federal
Court House, in Charleston, 8. O.; and that
st said time and place. and show cause, il
any they can, why the prayer OF the petit
tioner should not be granted.
by order OF tho Court. the Path day OF
March, 1874. DANIEL HOREBEOK,
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United
States for South Carolina. March % as
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-25
BY G. de Ferret.

COMFORTABLE ONE STORY FAMILY RESI-
DENCE, No. 6 Peace Street.
DY G.. DE FERRET & CO.-John G. Monrose,
ID Auctioneer-Otfice No. 50 ROYAL street-On
SATURDAY, July 25, 1874, at IL o'clock NJ, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, on
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, will be sold by public auction
A CERTAIN IRREG ULAR LOT OF GROUND,
with the buildings and improvements thereon, or
in any wise appertaining situated in the Third
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Peace, Chartres, or Moreau, Frenchmen and Cas-
sacalyo, or Royal streets, measuring GO feet 9
inches front on Peace street, by an irregular
depth of ITO feet 1Onches one SIDE and 22O feet
II inches lines on the other side, and Ga feet 3
inches on the rear line, English measure. as per
plan deposited in the Office Of Philippe Lacoste
late notary Of this city. The improvements con-
sst Of a one-story frame residence, No. Peace
street containing four rooms hall and rear build
ing, containing four rooms; chicken and other
Outhouses.
Terms and conditions-One-thirdc cash balance
III one ane and two years, i'll notes of the purcha-
sers, secured by mortgage, bearing per cent
INTEREST," the buildings to be kept insured and
policy transferred to vendor; five per cent attor-
ney's fees, in case of suit; taxes OF the current
year, payable in 1875, to be assumed by pur-
chasers.
Act of sale before I. Guyol, notary public. at
the expense OF the purchaser. jy21
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the Natchez), Capt. yno. G. Benson, leaves as
above, at 5. P. NJ. to-day. Messrs. Owen and
Grice arc her clerks.
For ST. LoUIs-The Belle of Shreveport. Capt
Thomas W. Rea, H. A. Dohrman, clerk, leaves at
P. NJ. to-day, taking freight and passengers for
all way landings.
FoR CAMDEN.-The light drausht, regular pas
senger packet Willie, J. W. Blanks, master,
leaves as above at 5 P. NJ. to-day, taking freight
and passengers for all landings on Black and
Ouachta rivers
FoR RED RNER.-The elegant Lotus No. 8,
Capt Dave Dannals, II. c. Hieatt clerk, leaves
without fail at 5 ?. NJ. to-day for jefferson,
Shreveport and all way landings. She is good
boat and her officers are clever and attentive
gentlemen.
For CAMDES.-The Garry Owen, Capt Nick
Bouchman, V. G. Entriken, clerk, will leave posi-
lively at 5 ?. NJ to-day for the above and all
landings intermediate.
For RED RIvER.-The Carrie A. Thorn. Capt
Vim. Gilen, Tom. Reeder, clerk leaves for JEFF
ferson, Shreveport and all way landings at p. NJ.
to-day.
For BATON RoUGE.-The B. L. Hodge, Capt.
Y. =. Baranco, is the packet for this point, leav
ing every Wednesday at 10 A. NJ, and Saturday
1T ) =. NJ
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BY Albert Paul.

POSITIVE AND UNRESERyED SALE AT
auction of
Elegant Parlor, Bed and Dining Room Furniture,
Crockery, Glass and other Ware, Mirrors, etc
Lately purchased and good as new.
by ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer = Office and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street, SATURDAY
July 18th, 1874, at II O'Clock A. NJ, will be Sold
at public auction, on account of departure
at the residence No. 278 Canal street, near
Where street
The entire contents of said residence, compris-
ing an elegant and nearly new collection of
Mahogany Walnut and Oak Parlor, Bed and
DininSRoom Furniture, Mirrors Shades, Mat
tresses. Kitchen Stove, etc.
The attention Of housekeepers is called to this
sale, as the same must be positively sold.
Ierms-Cash in z. $. Treasury notes.
jy23 E&2tM
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Thursday Evening, July "a, 1874. I
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The Money market il inanmate in every de
Eartnent. The offerings, both in bank and on
ahe street, ar moderate, and the rates OF com
merrisl paper are rather easier, bu without quo
table variation We continue to quote selected sig
zxtsres with CT without colateras, at ~ cent pei
8nanm drst-qlass at 9Nl0, AL at HOP, and
second grade II 1@l5 y cent per month. First
class mortgages continue to rule at 10 ~ cent
iaeK annuIn. while second grade are entirely
seminal
Gold openedat 1O9s@llOl, against 1lOs at New
FORK, and after a fair business closed at the
opening rates in both markets. touching l093
eJsring the interim at New York. The sales
.srnmed up $4,000, embracing $1,000 at 1885
isI5,0oO at 1885, $1,000 at 10; $1,000 at ll00110 !;
- BOO, $4,000 End $4,000 at llO5 and $1,000 at
GJnl
No sales Of Silver were reported. American
ssH dollars were still quoted at l04l W105l, and
Mexican dollars at 9S. gold.
Sterling Exchange without quotabe yaria
Sen. The only sales reported we're f2oo0 AL clear
vi 5.344, $500 American ships bill at 5355 and
1000 bank at $40
Nothing tranipired III francs. They are quoted
materially lowet than yesterday, being less iii re-
quest.
S3395.S4 for biz of lading and Al clear, and $50
95a 40 for bank fnd francs nominal at 80 for
private, and = fsr bank.
: The offerings of Domestic Exchange were Of
moderate extent and with a limited demand
rates we're unchanged The sales of New York
;sfgts confined to sec, 900, comprising $40 900
ssmmercial, and $40, 600 and $4,000 private bank
svrs At g32 u ceat premium, and $50, 1000 bank at
4. We also noticed sale of $4,000 commercial
Boston at 3-15 W cent premium.
The banks Continued to check on New York at
! NJ cent premium, and commercial sight was
ssail quoted ut 4tD5-l6.
Nothing was reported in Stocks.
Ihe sales OF Bonds included $4,000 City Gold
Bearing Seven Fer Cents at 4St. and 5000 and
xSo00 Ut 48l; they closed at about 484. Some
transactions are represented in Jackson Railroad
first Mortgage Bonds of which the particulars
sxs withheld.
Nothing transpircd in City Scrip. City Appro-
yriAtion Certificates and Metropolitan Police
Warrants are nominal at 48@D49, and Time Ger
4,fcates Of 1873, nominal at As.
State Warrants are without any apparent
nSosenent and are qaoted nominal at 3O6632 fcr
large, 33034 for medium, and 35@D36 for small.
NORTH the unsettled condition Of the market,
quotations must be, TO great extent, considered
nominal, especially for bank and insurance
shares. which aro neglected, and when forced Of,
veil at irregular prices
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DEGATTA AT LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN.-
IL MONDAY, July q, 1874, at 2 o'clock P.
NJ. -Four beautiful prizes offered by Pontchar-
conf, Boudro and others, for third and fourth
ass yachts. Two prizes to each class for first
and second boat in. Crescent City Yacht Club
rules. Amateur sailors only. All yachts of third
and fourth class cordially invited to attend. En-
trance free.
Prizes can be seen at Scooler's, 105 Canal street
iy21 6tM&E
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MISCELLANEOUS.

|
KEEP L. RAYMOND,
"a and 49,. .Poydras Street...79 and 20
PORK
800 bbls Mess, original.
BACON
80 casks Clear Rib Sides.
IS casks Clear Sides.
% casks Bacon Shoulders, to arrive.
HAMS
% tierces Louisville g Magnolia"
25 terces Louisville Falls City,"
LARD
$50 tierces Choice Refined
$50 buckets Refined 'sSchaeffers."
25 bbls. =.
so half bbIs. :. =.
200 kegs y.
200 kegs Kettle, Hamilton & Bro.
FLOUR
800 bbls. Plants Elk.
200 bbls. Ashland.
200 bbls. Franklin.
1000 bbls. Superior X, Xxx and XXX brands.
BUTTER
15O tirkins Choice and Medium Western.
We receive weekly bv steamer from New York
selected and STREET, nol"c GOSHEN. which we
can recommend DIS equal i'll quality to any re-
ceived here, and are selling at the market price,
the tare guaranteed. lyle st
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE ALGIERS VARIETIES ASSOCIATION
/ will present their second performance This
Evening,
Saturday. 25th July.
On which occasion will be produced the inter-
estins. Drama Of COLLEEN BAWN, or the
BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN, and the Farce of
the SCEPTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Doors to open at o'clock p NJ. and curtain to
rise at s.
Admission 80 cents, children half price.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Il. NJ. & Il. j. Montgomery

BY X. vi. 4 Il. j. montgomery.
ONE PAIR OF FINE BAY MARES, Isl HANDS
high, and years old, fully acclimated
good movers. Sold Oh account Of departure,
at Auction.
DY r. NJ. & 3. j. MONTGOMERY.-R NJ.
ID Montgomery, Auctloneer-Will be sold on
SATURDAY, July 25, 1874, at II o'clock, at
Stables corner Gravier and Baronne streets.
without limit or reserve
The above pair Of splendid Mares.
Terms-Cash ives
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
OUACHITA RIVER PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, July 25, at z. M.
r. FOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLLE
tsE ss1ESSh Marie Saline, Trenton Monroe, Ouachta
- City, and intermediate landings on Qua
chita and Black Rivers-The fine passenger steamer
Garry Owen,
n Bouchman, master V. q. Entriken, clerk,
will leave above. For freight passage apply on
board, or to
LORD & McPEAKE 46 Camp street.
jy23 HITE q CARLIN. Tchouptoulas street.
BLANKSS LINE OUACHITA PACKETS.
r. FOR CAMDEN, TRENTON, MON
kKs.sasAts6 roe and all way landings Ouachita an
Black Rivers. The very ightdraugh
passenger steamer
BastrOp,
F. A. Blanks master, J. Holmes and W. Gus, clks.
viii leave every SATURDAY, at 5 p. NJ
Willie,
j. w. Blanks, MASTER T.. B. Trinidad, clerks
Will leave SATURDAY July 25 at r. M
connecting with steamers Ora for Bayou Bartholo-
NEW, Goose for Little River, Tensas and Bayou Ma
con- Bertha Bruner for DArbonne Ann for Bout
River, and Statords little packet for Bayou Louis
BRITTON & EPPLER
Jy2l I'm W. b. CLARKE Agents.
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
~ GIVING THROUGH TICKETS TO
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti
more Washington City, Buffalo, Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Cincinnati Louisville, and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS.
Will leave below at o'clock, p M,
JOHN KYLE,
A. NJ. Hutchinson captain, VIM. NJ. Brown clerk.
SATURDAY, July 25.
SUSIE SILVER,
D. II. Silver, captain John S. Lehmer, clerk;
TUESDAY, July %.
Issuing, usual, Through Ellis Of Lading in con-
nection with the railroads to all the principal poin to
North and West.
JB WOODS & Co., General Agents,
my1 I24 Gravier street.