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(itwil Bn.U And Vnited DiAtAA, tuiiTille tiMiorn, PortABontbt AxaorloB, XMkrtUo; Dore pa, PortABontbt unio nn. rvnsror; EeatBck7 Kiror. Tub Sivxb kti fiUtn 8 Inokei ilmoe our report, with 11 fact is tba chAanel at 0 olocK Mil Terunf. enia.r cieax tia i I I 4 llRITAU AHD DlPAETUEM. Th Ohio No.

from tomeroy And return, had a I I .1 A fA. All 00 a trip dovd ways jcBveniMf .1 ira auoc 1 U.Tja BPiHvAit Nam Wam ftiltl DftAHl AAMVJ VW Lt'oit'pWiyeiterdAy. -The local packet were 11 in ana out en ume Te.ieruny, wa uui Boats LaAVWaTo-DAY. The BW Jamei teT for Kipley and MaytvUl at ura lilted etatci maU. Toe Tele- rapbleaveiJor Uallipoiie and romeroy at F.

M. Captain Wash Hon.keil la la com- land, and Major Btratton la charge of iffairi la the office, aailated by Charlie Tbe Malor Anderton leare. forwheel- Vrandiiitabur)rat 4F.M. Captain Cha. an her accomplished chief olerk.

Thetleneral Baell ieare. for It 13 and the XJniMd KUUi at tron th foot of Tine street. The White Collar Line paoket America, 1 main E. Pierce, leaves for MashTllle ind the Cumberland Kiver at 6 r. m.

Chet frtdle? presides in the office. I he Express lane paoiet Anna, captain a J. BmJta, leares for St. Louis at 6 p. mu, kklnc fraieht for all points on the Ml.

iouri River at paoket rates. The Uiatcow leaves lor an points on at ABsas River at 6 r. in oootsaand of aptaln hi. C. Selby.

Mr. Fuller does the osors of the oJBoe. Post Nbu-s. Business wss very 'quiet the landiDB yesterday, and eonined ex lluaively to the paokets. tbe oompieuon 01 oer repnir.

we v. Dumoat will take the place of the Ben rankUn in tbe United States MaU Line ir a hort time. The Franklin will lay In order tbat, sue may reoeive an over. juuUnx for the summer season, OA net i pairs being compieud the General Buell ill retire for a seaaoa, and the Dumoat I oer place. iThe Local Inspectors of tbit port were ip.terdAV advised bv tbe Looal Inspectors JI em puis in at iae-iiceoio i oia t.

ones, pilot, bad been revoked for a vlo'a. loa of Kule No. 2, thereby causing 1 1 ollUion bet4ven the City of Cairo ant be propeller i por; aibo, that tne 11-Knseof e-' vt at tho of the W. tAtthvr. r.ed Coorpe Beed, ad be ii n'B or doty, he i as 1 -of for one 'ear av i 1 lOdeuDiioiy.

Tba tet. was cuaiderabir4iAm xed at tiie bisters, bavlnr jroken quite a cumber of timbers and took fme water, but it Is reported that none of er freight Is damaged. She transferred freight to barges, which were towed to utaburg, and the boat Is on her way here it PAJIk few? Albany, disubarging 200 tons of pig. I i. 1 I I The Leonidas and barge are aground in i.J fl' below the bridge.

llTa SK I Csptaia Geo. fj. theCbamnioa, Mrrived here 1 yesterday by rait. The I Cfi lampion expected in some time 1 uring tbe night, a iad fj ptiB J. M.

Kenistcn Is tn the city. i Tie lit nry 8. Tornisr, having given up 1 contemplated trip to Omaha, turned A CINCINNATI DAILY ENQUIRER, FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 21. 1871.

freight and over to Ue Fob. Unelle, andvtUlbelald uu 5 It is reported that Mr, Nlmo, itha UaiUd fcuies Trewury Departmeat, has received ths appointment of Kuiiervlulog InspccUng General of Bteamboats. There wsre overtwenty.flye applicants for Ue position. On the lait down trip of the Juniata a peck passenger, supposed to be Insane, Jumped overboard about half-way between rittshurg and Cincinnati, and wai drowned. The boat was stopped and tbe nnfortunate was soon recovered but not until rife waaextinot.

From paper, found on bis person It is supposed that bis name was Peter Welsh, and that he had been a resident Pittsburg or Allegheny. Captain Koss left for KvansvUle last evening to bring up ths Commercial. Captain Fisher tested the boilers of the Cbamplou JSo. 8 veaterday. Mr.

Harry M.kil lr and lady, and Mrs. Captain John A. Williamson and daughter, left on ths Ohio Ho. 4 last evening for a pleasure trip up the Captain Wash Dickereon was also a paeagf oa the Ohio out last evening. The little propeller Come-end-see-me was at the barf yesterday, making some addl.

tlon to her stocx. The Antelope and bargos are aground at Bl.lng Bun. xi'-m" Tbe Edinburgh, Captain W.W. Featon. Is still receiving for Bed Blver.

hbe will leave without delay. Tbe 8am J. Hals. Captain W. B.

Miller, Will leave for Memphis to-morrow evening. Tbe John 11. Oroesbeok, Captain 11. U. Hart, will be the next boat out for New Orleans.

The Nashville will be at the landtag receiving for return trip to tbe Kanawha Elver to-morrow. The Arthar DlsaaUr Criminal Cnr.lMt-a ti th. Cbom. The terrible disaster to the steamer E. Arthur near Memphis, on thn tsth of January last, by which between forty and tiny lives were lost, is still fresh in tbe minds of many of our readers, tibe was bouad from New Orleans to Louisville, aad had oa board 126 souls AS cabin and ao deck passensers, and 70 of the crew.

Use also bsd over 1,000 tons or freight, which, together with tbe boat, proved a total loss. The local Inspectors at Mem. cbls made a tborouab Investigation of tbe ca.e, and have forwarded their report, together with the evidence of tbe survivors, to Washington. Tbeeau.es which led to the dlssflier, as shows by the evldenoe; resulted from criminal carelessness upon ths part or some or tbe offloers or the boat. The Inspectors give the causes of the disaster a.

follows: 1. They found tbe boilers badly oorroded. 1 Tbe boilers were badly put together, ths rivets having been driven in at an angle, showing that they had been drifted. 3. The rivets were too small.

4. Tbe flues were-onlv one and a half incbee apart; whereas, tne law require tbem to be three incbes apart, thus yre tinting ine circulation 01 tne water. The boilers were quite foul at the time of the accident, and. should have been cleaned at Memphis. the force" of the explosion, that it wss caused ty lusumoiont water in the boilers.

Boras of tbe sheets were torn in a sig-iag manner, while the curvee of otters were reversed, and others, were twisted in every imaginable shape. The Inspectors also state that after diligent search they were unable to And that any one on the boat was scalded by hot water or steam, may aiso state that nr. ueorge Heed's not trying the water in all the valvea was a grave mistake, and one whiuh Is too often practloed by engineers. They express the opinion that the explosion was caused by the causes above stated, and that, for not attending to their duties as engineers, the lioenaes of Hugh Keed and George Keed, the engineers, are revoked. YoUaTsphie.

IFOB LAVBST BtSPAMBae SBB OPVSIBI PASS. Special DiUiatcbM to la Xnqalnsr.1 Wbxxlikq, W. Va, April 20, River 8 feet 1 Inch and falling. weather cloudy GALUKM.U. Oh April 20.

Eiver falllac, Boat up Annl. Laurin, 10 A. M. Clara Scott, r. m.

iown nountaia oy, m. Clear and pleasant. CAtLMrreaufcO, JCrV April Elver tailing, up: ueetwooo, a r. m. liowl; Telegraph, A.

at.) Major 'Anderson, 7 a. bkuimger, 8 avfcu Weather warm and ciear. Chahlistow, W. April SO. RWer falling.

Arrived: Belle, Galllpolis. I)e- arted: Clara Parkersburg; Bunt, ngtori, Uallipells. 'Due: Aanle Laurie, vinonnaiu wamer wxou. Nasmviujc April falling. with 4 feet on Herpeth Shoals.

'Weather warm end windy. Arrived Hate Putnam, from Pittsburgh Talisman, from Cairo; epray, irom vincinaau. PrrreBCRO, April sa Weather changeable; heavy rata, last night; clear to-day. MonongahelaJ feet inches and station ary. Arnrea pi.

turned back from the Glaas-bouee. The Juniata expected to-night, anif leave oa rnuny. iKOMVov, April Elver' falling Weatner clear and warm: high wind all day. The Major Anderaon passed down at 0 a. K.

W. BKiuinger at iuiA. ana tse Telegraph at 11 a. Tho Fleetwood passed up at 2 r. K.

The local packet were au on ume. Bt. Locis, April 20. Arrived: Garrett and barirea. Pittsburg: Alice.

Missouri Elver; Harry Johnson, Keokuk: Belle of Memphis. Memphis: Loci wood, Red Elver; Utah. Bed Elver. Departed: City or re-kin, Peoria: John Kyle and. Pauline Car.

roll, a oneans; onieneue, umana; 8t. Paul: Bt. Luke, Kansas City; City of Cairo, Vtcksburg. JU ver falliag. Weather clear, coia ana winay.

BTrw Othr rerts. Captain Dors Bmedley la master nnd eierx onae james a.x,jrH ana wears a cap marieo eonauotor. Tba United Statee snagboat Thayer Is out ob th Mound City ways for repairs, the first of the enagboats that ha beea aauiea out. i i The aterawheel boat Mankato, belonging to the HortA) western njnion raoket com-deny, sunk last evening in the Upper Mis sissippi, near m. reter, ia rour ieet water l.nn.

small. The Dunhaaa was sunk by hlttlag a snag at Fouche Bar, 7 miles below Little Eook. Tbe snag had been out out from -above sometime ago, and afterward lodged at roues The" New Orleans luUeti of Tuesday says: "About p.m. vest erdav a collision took plaoe between toe W. 6.

Pike, Henry Tete ana Ella wooa, au going up stream, a little past Julia stieet, which resulted in severe damage to the Ella Wood, and the loss by drowning oi one oi sex meni'i I Captain Wood, of Horner, Wood A coaLdealers, tent a wrecking-boat op from Mempma- Tuesgay, miowot toe pimpson Horner, for tbe purpose of saving all the coal that can be got out of tbe boats; recently lost near Asbport by the Horner. The coal will be taken out and sold where tbe boats sow lie. Tbe Memphis Avlacht of Wednesday ssys: "Qteam wa raised oa the dry docks yesterday to try them, and they were found to be la capital working The tug Kate Ellis, which, day. before yesterday, pnnched a hole la her noe while trying to butt a raft to pieces, near tbe mouth of Wolf Elver, will be taken on for repairs to-day. Csptain W.

P. Walker is now ready to take any thing on, from a tugboat to an iron-clad war ship." -i i The Big Pandy ZTerold" skf st "Time, the relentless dispenser of good and evil, ha witbin tbe paetteadaya beea playing sad havoe with Sandy eteamers. First tbe Market Boy was sold bexttbeMay Flower hat a peculiar knot in her line, sod then 3 i fi tf -i. tZl the Pikttoa was sunk at Iroatoa, and laatlv thaliora ha d.narted forth Ken tucky Eivr. We have yitenough left, we would suppose, to seep voe-s- emu irira Unking from b8ingoverloaded.Tls:Th.il Hunter, favorite, Dew Drop and Vesta." The Laaveaworth CnmrnMrfial of Tues day says: Yesterday the last pneuma'io column of th briar across tbe Missouri Elver reached tbe rock at sevoatv feet below the (uxfice.

The bottom will at one be sealed up and the air pressure left off. This completes tbs substructure, and now the nlera will be rapidly oarrled up to tbe bridge aeat. Tbe engineerssxpeot to have every thing ready for tbe superstructure by Ue first of June. This peculiar aad original metnoa oi onage ouuaing dh proved successful In every particular, and showed itself to be particularly adapted to tbe strong, difficult channel of the Big Muddy. We look to see tbis plan Immediately adopted by all bridges across the Missouri which are bow or may oa pro jected." The Evinivllle Journal of Wednesday ays: "Captain Ed Murray yesterday commenced laying the keel for Captain Lee Howell's saw TsaaeMe Elver packet, to receive the machinarv of tbe Little Kap- Jdan.

She will be 140 feet long, 2 feel beam, SX bold. 8hewiU be very nghvana is destined to ruB upon ue snoais. i terday morning a flght oocurred oa the lower deck of the steamer Idlewild. while lying at tbe wharf, during which one of tbe combatant, a ooior.a man nnmou Carry, nlgbt watchman oa th ldlwild, drew a revolver aad fired at hi assailant, another ooloied man named James Ltnd-sey, second 'steward of tbe Arkansas Belle. Tbe shot misted Llndsey and lodged In tbe arm of a passenger named V.

Wbltworth Thomas, or raauoan, tnnioung a painful flesh wound." ADDITIONAL MAKKITS. Tolad aiaj-kaa. Tottno, April SO. floor dull, but unohged. i KkMldull and nrfora Are A ihailn lowrr: in- tier MkhliAJO, tl 43; No 1 rod Wabiwb At tl4fiattb oloo.

without bayen; No. 11141 W. torn strAUT wlUl A moueraw airnanu; niKu mu ta. cc; tow yenow, duhc, b'cd-igsn, white, ttl(tO nogrnlr. bia.

Ottt dull a ihAd. lowrr; Na And Kihixan, tin. Laas frtithu duu but nnebAnged. Ovtralt BtarkaS. Dithott.

IwO Flour steady and la atode- rate (lemsni. wheat dull, and prlres htve ricf.llnftl: No. white. 11 4B; extra, 1 58. torn dull and prions hsv.

drrlmed. Oais dull and prlxs bAv.de- dined: KHe. for white. I'otAtoti, tec KIilwak.s Btarket. Milwapiib, April SO.

Extra ipring door de- ptmrert. Whmi dall nnd nrluM hna daelinnd lrftlLA.1 No.JMilauk),ll No.1 Milwaukeav it JU. (at: No.ldull.t49c Cora: No. I mixed dull al me. Kya: No.

1 nominally Wo. iT0iioa BogincMd. au-ta pori, sib dul Freigbu to Buffalo, 1 140. nuiadalpala Hark a. PBxXAnxLPBlA.

April ta rionrdull and nrlnes drooping: sale, of Ohio aad Indlaa at J4 75i nu nun oui QBonangea: saiaa 01 wniia a tl fjKdl R3. Uia.ll. torn dull bnt nnchanirnd: Bitxrd VYwtein, fellow, 7576o. O.tA, Provisions PMrvlruiu: rui1a.no.; rtflntd, t3(3dt. hiA unchABged.

BaJtlxoor ktark. Balttmobb, April to. Flnnr dull aad market Wesura family, 17 50. Wheat: demand fair and market ro; Ohio and In'lianA. $1 Sxral IS.

torn demand fair and niai krt Arm; mixed fj. Oats raiailin. al IVirAHe. kten pork quirt at $JW- SO. Baonjfihonldra, fir.

fUU-t. clear rlh slduJnOllo. bm, lHAllc. Iard weak at Ite. WklAXy steaoy at aiHK Owttoai Btnrkata.

Kxw Oxlxabb. Anril 1U Cotton steady at 1SHX. Mobilb, AprU JO. Cotton steady at 140. Cmablxrton, April 10.

Oottoa quiet at lie. Oalvbhtom, Apill 10. Cotton qul.t: good or-diaary, WW Unkrlll. ntarfe. LontniLB, April W.

Tobaeoo firm aad un-chAnged: aalee. VM bhdi. totioa a shad trmer, but aotqaotably higher: twin at irk. i flour dull and weak at la. Grain quiet and u.obanged la every respect PioTiilont ttronger.

wfta a botUir ordur demand: lei pork, 19. Laril.UkftUlVo. 8ugar-cured barn. 15c; plain, packed. Baoon, 'He-.

H(Hc, packed. Bulk meats, IXc, e'J c. loofo. Whisky a shad firmer: hold al 880. Btepldaltarkaan.

ttnrrxTS, AprU SX Cotton: demand Haht and holders firm: sale, at llo. Eaoeipw. 811 shipments, 1,010 bales. Corn -veal irn: sal, at It W. Cora: demand good At full prioea: aaletattTtSo.

OaU quiet And eAk sale. a HAveuietatiietstS. Bras dull at 115. Lard dull and uilces are nomlnaL Pork quiet ami weak at sih Ataeaa quiet ana wa CUralaad BtArka. Clbtbiaitd.

April qniet and ua coanrr4 In eyerv way. Wheat dull and price, a shads lower: tslet of n. 1 red winter At 11 44; N0.1 00. nominal at II 41. Cora steady and in moderate demand.

igb mixed shelled 64a ears, oa track, 00c. Oat steady and la moderate demand at 54c Petroleum: erode dull and nominal at 14 iwiawj 4U1B ai no, VCktooL ELxcnon. A vote of the citl. sen -of Daytoa will be takes on Salur day, April 29, oa the school question. It ia to be hoped that the decision will be ia favor of building a substantial school- house.

It will require an active effort on the part of lta friends, for we understand that the Catholic portion of tbe community are bitterly oppoaed to It, sad will use every effort to defeat it. All that Is aeees- sary for success Is that every friend of th school ahouia be on saaa ana vote. A oamo of men are now at work on the Dayton and Newport Street Eailroad. and It will sot be long before the road is com pleted. The iron, ues, ttc, axe on the grouna.

8t. Epiboofal Chcscb. At th meeting of tbe congregation teld on Wed- sesaay evening jast, tne action or tn vestry of St. Paul's Church ia regard to the erection of a new edlflce for divine worship, waa unanimously approved. It is now definitely settled that the new building, to be erected on the sit of the present, will be of native limestone, of moaera uouiio architecture, with a tower and spire.

It will froatthe publio snuar. and haves aide sntranoe by an avenu from York atreet. Tbe congregation reqneated the vestry commence as soon as practicable, and demolish the old building after the 1st of My, when, there 1 so doubt, from tbe liberal subscriptions tendered, a sufficient iuna win oa on nana to insure the speedy completion of the work. 1.. ii 1 Froratheplaris and sketches efthearchl- wot, imn, Cincinnati, we are satisfied that the new structure will aid xreatlv in ornamentiagthe publio square of this city.

I To-night will be th last opportunity tax-pay ere will have of making returns to the Assessors of the value of their prop erly, ma Assessors meet at the City Clerk'e office. -1 Thb religious discussion st Alexandria, between a. Matkoriiat anI a. preacher, ie exciting considerable in toreet. COYI1TQTOM'.

1 Thi United Bute District Court ad Journed yesterday until December next. 1 8. W. Hampton was swors In ve.terdav is is attorney in th sited Butes Dis trict couru Axbahoxmints are complete for a grand mass-meetias of the Christians of Covington, under ihe auspices of tba Too 04 Men's Christian Association, to be held 4a the Uttios netnoaisi Episcopal unurcs, on Moaday evening next, the Hth Inst. Eloquent speakers kava contested to mike addresses, among whoa are fc.

8. Finer sad H. Thaas Miller, of Clealaaatl, and Kv. D. il.

Ureer, Ketor of Trinity Cauruk of tbia eity. Th mualo will be under tne direction ef Prof. Bcxges. 1 UA.y, IV. .1 Ik.

Dm- clnnati Law Bohool was Mr, Bonar, xaimouin, y. Tbi Bartfleld Guards bar. been supplied with sixty new Bptingfl.ld rifles. Tbe company will soon be uniformed. TuiPemocracv of Gallatia County have Instracted their delegates to tbe Bute convention to vote ror Colonel 1.

1 fur A call has beea mads upon Mr. Jamsa Spillman by many of his friends to become a candidate for tbe Legislature la the Second District of Covington. Liqcos the bsneflt of tho interested, ws rive In substaao the law recently passed by the Legislature of Kentucky, which provides that any person having a license to sell aay eplrltoua. vinous or malt Honor, by the drink. hll be subject to a daa oft for aeliingor giving, ox ptrmlttlag to be sold or given, toanykaowa iaebrlate, any such lrqaora by the drink, snd for svery violatioa of this act tbe wife, or any relative of the Inebriate, may recover said amouat for her or his benefit before any court of competent Jurisdiction; provided that notice in writing that the person receiving eueS llnuoi.

is an Inebriate, and forbidding the sale snd giving of such liquors to him, shall hav been first served on the person ao giving or idling the tame. Our saloon keepers will take notice and govern them- tenet accordingly. A Libxral Offbb. An old oltlzen of Covington mskes tbe following proposition to sell bis property: 'I ill cell my residsnoe, corner ef Matt-iton and Fourteenth streets, Covington, having a front of 1J0 feel, and tbe name oeptb, ror gooa uunaiag tana. 1 wiu tate for lb first front foot ons grain of sand; tnr tk.

larn anil fnr thtt th Inl fnur fool for the wbele UK) feet. That Is, double one gram of tana one hundred at ntneif f.M... anH I arill taka tha aand for tbe ni.ji.1 A nit If lha mirrhaaar ahnuld nref.r living one cent in (lea of each wagon load or nuv iiusneis, 1 win tate 11 tor tne Then 1 will give the purchaser a bonus in money equal to the National debt, and a fiivthat annal ti avarv NTatlnnai deht of Europe. I will also give tbe proprie tors 01 me r.yLiK vue uimn.uu Cincinnati ltrlilge and tba Kentucky Central Railroad, If, by inserting this in their paper, they get me a purchaser; hut if not. no pay.

uiua aun, Cost or tbb Watis-wobib. Th foU lowing 1 a detailed statement of tbe cost of constructing tbe Covington Water works: Discount ana stamps, sun ia; foundations. Wh- pumping well. txvm 78; reservoir, fi.907 real estate, 000; machinery, 08; Bre hvdranta, 03; water pipe (cast), $101,410 70; water pipe (wrougnt), vaives, $4,420 00; valve boxes. $L6M 47; trenohlng and backfilling, $10,7:11 V0; laying pipe (cast), routing and laying pipe (wrought).

$2,010 02; fountain. $1) AO; brick, $1,34 au; brick-work, lumber, 60; milled lumber, $8 274 80; freestone-work, cement, 00: painting and gUalag, $714 plastering, $M7 K3; wrougbt-iron work, $1,840 77; galvanized iron and slatvwork, 40; iron railing for yard, $140; gte- pottt, 71; tana. 4n no; onaoaene' work-bands, $5,331 $3,730 37; f.nv.e rurniture. s.11. ao: ivirsiev salary, hands putting In main.

$30; engraving and printing bonds, $2,002 24; PUI'DlllllVUUDBI aUU M.1.WU. engineers and firemen, $722 33; legal services, iw: secretary-a salary. ij.w: jAnltor'a fuse, $40 75; offioa advertising, Hi); atatlonery. freight and 7.1; vehicle and $1:18 Mlj bills payalilev 110.000: city of Covington, to pay April In. terest $11,000: servics pipe.

$5,797: total. $.187 071 91. Balance on hand April 6, 1871. $7,142 88. 'j Boonb CiacrjiTCouar.

The Indictment against Jack Crigler for grand larceny wa caiicu lua liuuui iivuib vhuii vu Wedaesday morning. It appearing -that tbe osfeadant we a negro of little or a understanding or Intelligence, he was discharged, with an order to go and tlu so more. The Grand Jury reported the following additional Indlctratnls: Win. H. Tasaer, bigamy; George Bhafer, carrying cos-, cealed weapons; Conrsd Klein houte, keeping tippling bouse George Comer, assault; time, carrying eonocaleu weapoas.

i Peter BliBim waa brought to Burlington on Wednetdsy, and placed In the County nil. An application will be made to-day (Friday) for a change of venue In his esse. 1 1, Tbe criminal buslnett was finished on Wednesday, and the Grand Jury die. charged; but the Court baa sttllalarga nusjlier of civil cases to dispose of, and will not adjourn before Saturday. I COVINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANTKIV-THB CITIZENS OrCOVINliTOX TO KNOW Tbat ilier can buy Ladies' Vine I.stfn Balniorals at the Ki ntucky Snu Store for II 60 per pair. JOU HI A CM) SON. DISSOLUTION OF FABTMF.B9IUP.-TUB parlnerrhrp- heretofore axiatlng between John ktaokoy and Lewis Mackoy. ander tbe firm name of lohn Maokny A Bon, wu ditnolred April 18, by th. death the innlor mtnW, L.

D. ktankny. John Mackoy will cooMnu the bull-Den at the old stand, without change of firm name, tbe ttvle of wtrich will be, as heretofore, JOHN MACKOY A 60s. Tbe basinets in future will be conducted wltbth. tame promptnest and regtrd to the Interest ef euttomert at herrtofore, aad a oeatinnance of th.

patroaaae so liberally xMsdcd tht late firm ft rwpeotrully tolieited. JUUS MACKOY. Coviaaion, KyC. Aprtl IS, IbTi. apAJ-U ROOT PILLS.

KUY UK AA'l) I'LL YOU 60001 ROOl PLAI1T. Bv Ulaaaiin Ana Blood and aroaaia a.i Livar aaa necresiwi urgaBA a aaaiuy a. I WIU MM Iwtaab It Would not loriia-ad tneyooiiid a Ireacb, sock at Headacba, Pain la the Bid. NnmbaMi of tna Manli and reet. Dullneai.

kg KlieamatUm, Neuratrfa, Los. I An not) ta. BIIIoua DrMnterv. Kldner Affee- ttaat, tomtipAttoa, Debility, Fevers 4 sill kundt, Dyipepsla, Janadloa, aad other klB-J drad eamplAlnkt Artiimg frota a low tttl of tbe bodr or obstruetlea of Its funetloba. I Being free from merRnry aad tber pol-l pons, uey oaa auea ai au timet ana bb- Irter all eiranotiitaaoet wltboot regard todjati log botiBOAA.

Price ssBtt a box. 1 Prapartd by the Qraftoa kfedlorne Dow any St. Loot. Mo. Bold by Drsxxlatt ab lmn la MedioiBe everv-where.

vavxA-DAWv-lV MAJLR1A9B 0DIDX. A ICOI 102 THI KLLLICJ, ABBIAsa I A PxrvATX CornrfXLOi to rn ecuiBL en tb pbytiologioal mytterlet aad revelatlsai el meaexnaf tystcm, witk tbe latosl diAeoreria kj producing And preventing oftipring, praaarrlai Ibeoompleiloo, Ae. ThMlsaa Utoretuaa foil of two ban died and twenty -tour pages, with as-meroui engrsrlsg. and omttalns raloable into, nation for those who ar married or eoatemplab) taarriafre: still it Is book that ought to budi lock aaa key. and act laid eareleasly about bouse.

Bent to Any OD. (free of lor FlfV Oenta. Adereu Sr. Buttt' DUpeatary. X.

a Imi. ml 1 lrMatlaa Be ta aad I7lafta i Bafore applying I the notorious Qvaoib v4 advertise In publio papen, or aslng any t)UAl Bxaapixs, perns Dr. Bntts' work, ao mattai ShAl your dlteaae ta or how deplorable your eoaw tlon. Dr. Bottaeaa bs eonsulted, pertonAlly at by mn, oa th diseases atentloned la his works.

t(lne Ho. 1 N. Eighth iirt, bttwata BlArkef tad OtAVaiaa, iovAatt. aaxaVOiAWysj rsorrura ams rx7Bti8snrs co. 1 I -AND-: lill COHAIT, (BOUTH BIDE), atir o.

IIst BveQltlea sxrparkx to ttaoa of any Eoost tn tba Wset for icutlii; sD kind of TcsconriNG led CISDIl.3, Bdokit PftapliIeU, AIatiaxt ClrtajArt, rrj, CIlBlJ, EUlCetti, Drifts, Bit CteekJ, Sttet, tsnruict Nllcltt, tU EQOI ilB CQSECIU FEQT1IS Dona In the Best Otjlt, AID AT T0C 1017)137 1UTI3. SUBSCEIPTION BOOKS AlCrciflyEciscci Prlcci bat on hand tmsll lot of lbs folkrwln books, pubUabed bj x3borlpa tlrnirbJAuliwwirlQaa lea Lhsn aiibsxjriTian ri Bt TBB AH lit Tilal WEFT, ktAJOS jqei I. smr AXSS. tVripAlwtng 8S1 octavo page, bound tft ITatoloth. Pxlose.

I BICairjBAL BJJBX PTTH .1 i rjontsinhig 678 octsto psges, boond ta Encllab cloth. Ptioafl TIio World'o Crlslo. BT EET. 1 B. WOOLFOIX OoatsJnbif 656 Isrft octavo i Bonndia iaiglLa Ctota.

FricUC3, hTf at V. 0LUBIZa7 tjantsinnn. isrgs ocuro ptxsf (dooU oolamn.) oaxid tn Cloth. nsabtrrstataluYsl nd VI oSai tbern at tbesa tery low pzloe to olost rmt tht lot, WwlIlBnd any ons of them, poetsff paid, to aay tdiBBiaNeehof )M SHELBY AHD HISMEN STZAMBOAT KATTXSB. BAMAWMA SlVta.

KXOCLAat BATIRUAX FACKxTX. OaJllall. Aad all ptl'Unttuaki KJr. AABvet mum hi an4 elegaal BMieamr iteamar ASHTTtl.B A ABLET, utter. B.C.BABT Bo Mrkt er Matn attntv 1 f-, 2 uma OMio.

fXXOCLAJt I-BIDAI rACKBT. FOR WHEELING AXD PinSBUHa. Leaves FRIDAY, Hit, at 4 T. U. posltfvely, ta Ugant ikle-WBaal paaaenger aiMuawr 3IAJ01C AN JDA-IISOIV.

CH AS. Mr II Lat AX, Muter I. CBiM AiMY. For frcishl or iiwiti apply on "av 1 Uio.r 1 IXiKMAN A IO, Agnnta. v- CDTTl BIS EAMT AID PCXEEOT FACET O.

JOBS KTLE, Pret't T. N. JOBXSOX, By. MW6VU TSIDA AC KIT AT For Biff Saady, OalUpalla aad Lear. TIIIH DAT.tltt, MIMI.

mat loot Main ttrt, Um lae lawiim teanr TILBOKAI W. UU.N3ULLL. MattCT. Jabs. h.

hrsirron cir. BrvKhl rorlt at all boon al lower end of tb. barf boat by P. COl.BKkT. It Far Rinler aad KaTirille.

ail a tin a da MM El Pit ISA PA OKM1 LAvet THIS DAT, list, at It M. positively, Ik fine lide-whvel paMenger iuamer BT.JAMEH PBTKR BOrtillXBR, tatav. fi I lrfe For fralabt ur ptmart apply on fra, board, or to WM. J. mhr-ti- -in V.

M. MAIL PACM.BT. Far ktaysllla an fartamoath. Ta low-wator Daaaencor parkrt OSTONA MOOBB, MaatStt DCVAb i Clerk. Leaves eery Tl'KSDAT, THL'ttS.

1)A 1 and ba mAi, iTvai mm mm -m BlAlnM-Alllo'oUirA uoltiTely. rreiiUtr-wiia at ail noun at eaataadof Wbarf-NuiU (out of Via tire. (Jyltj JAMIW NEBLETT, Ageat. kowta omio. O.

a. Hall Lis ItMuaart Katwaaa Ctaatav- MU ma Anluia. BfOBNINU MAIL-BOAT, matlag a 1 way laudinri, ilrparta at IS H. Ii KVkNINU OVaklandlnf UklaUiaoneau, deiiru al P. w-if la BUN PAT only on Doat, orpamag as trif.

TlrkPta tal. at No. Bumat Uoom all point. MH'TH, and oa tb. team.rt to all bolnta.

Make prompt coo a lion at LonUTlll with A. M. tram for nil potnw SoUTH. WU1 au. bllli of lading at greatly retlunwi ratnt to all points WITH via Loiiiavtlle ami NatkvUie a.

ron Lln, And firm Orleans ttpreas. C. U. rEAKLB, rreainrai, uimimh W. O.

MoCor. general rraifbl AgaaA det-SI ASAANSA BIVtN. Far Bl.anpMa. Fin B'n(T. Little FUrk.Taar area, on imiia Ai kanaaa Klr Ulrao.

Leavet oa THIS DAT, r.t, at I P. the fiae DAaacnger steamer N. C. bELBT, Hatter. tl'LLBB.

vn. ennlr on fTnva. n. Li II A nuv RoSt. tUABTLK, AgMla.

Special to Arkansas River Shippers. Till GLASGOW Uat'ifor all point 0 Biver THIS DAY, at P.M. tof(re. K. C.

FtL Matter. YA8HYILLX PACXTT COXLTAIT. 0MBa.lllb.Ua(Uag. AA AW IBM, Baft, Fm ClaxkjTlU XaahTlU. Lsavetoa THIS DAT, tltt, at I P.

BL, th da For trnlg bt or pasta-. apply At be pji'rZZ tewpaayt oato. p' 8PICIA1 Tht AM ELK A ZtiTdart forthttZnr Ohio and XatlitllU THIS DAT, at P. M. JAS.S.

ato aivta. RZD RIYKK PACKET. War Alexandria. Barevewert aa4 m.m for aIiot and narnnedlAl parM THIS DAT. MM.

at I P. Ai, ta UffbA. arauint iwaoirr rmxti ROH W. FfXTON. Mawa For freight or passage srtplT -jwTBj board, or to Till.

8. W. JOHNbTOM 4 tuO AJJ7ai. it wpwta tsiMiaaiewi. 1 CDTTI AVD ST.

LOCI! XXPKX8S LIST JNO. A. WILLIAM SON, Sup't. It Pn KosiKtOB A BtostlT.oen. Ag ta, ie ran.

Leaving Uaclaaatl for hi. Lena af TUESDAYS and F1UDAT8, kxZJJZL Cairo, PL Loula aad Upper MlwlAtlpw i aA sourl nivers. tares r.m-tne-aettoASXr-ASNA ju Hattor. sail. TTT t-m-x-i -J towta Miaaiaaiaf 4 mmm and hew wjm picin c.

JAB. b. WISS Superintendent Far Ylcksknrg, Matekv. uj New Orleaaa, Letret oa FBI DAY, rt, at I F. It.

Ine vmjrrr trir I TT Mr mam II. J. Jl A 1 1 T. For freight pwin apply ou -TkH" board.ortoBOBINMJN A klOssrT tiETTV A BtlllKK. HAKBV BOXA.

An toAj "I3JL1AJV I-IIvJli" T. DF.AV, Bup't AM. J. ALX, ey, TllOS. A BOISE, General Freight Agent, Evanivilla, Paducah, Cairo sad Memphis laarts SATrRDAT, nd, at I P.

BL potiUvtij, tb fla Baas anger iteamar BAM. J. HA LIS. C. MiLLEB, MamVn.

for freight or pAtaag apply oa board, or at th Vompaay't -Bo. Publl Leading. Tbrongh reeetphi gtvea to all potatt em A MIA W-MAS, VB1TM LlTTLM MMD mU MLAQMA1T AAA, lor freight thippea by tut steamer. Bpzo THthvH. kUaB.Na.F 1 P.

bit Laadmi, rORKiaM STEAMERS. Zf ATIONAL LXTTE BTEA11T2, Mr err Wevtaeeday fraan Llvatw eeL fcverr Tbaraday frvaa Qnaaaatawa, very Satarday frawA Maw VatSW Matt t'nrrsaiwr. CabtB to Liverpool or Uueeaetowa Bteerag to LlTerpool or Queenetow. St PsMcafers forwarded to London, Hatt, Farts, Aatwerp. BottenUia, HAmburg aad Broaea al fcwtotretee.

etoarag pataag. from Liverpool a Uueeutown, 3x correocy; tiaarix. pauars tro- Havre, Hamburg, Antwerp id Rottenlaav enrrenrv. AnulvtoF. W.

v. fJRST, MABAgaa, Bos. aad Broadway, New York, W. B. BAKBT A Ca, Axwata, M-tf Cor.

Third aad Maia ttraets. ClnainaAtt, fiUION LAMB SAXWaJaAl HewYirk.QuffnstowBiidLiTerp::!; (CABBIiNtiO. A MAILS.) Idaho, Minnesota, MaBbattta, Wbeemsta, vada, Colorado, Nebraska. Wyoming, aalBng Crtat -Hew Tork every Walnesday. Cabin panaaxe from New fork, IfOgold.

BVS. an AS) from New York, from Queuutowa, ttlatiow or Loadoadnrry, pavaal hi eurrency. Faatage from er to SeraAay, Fraaea, Nonrty, Ac, at loweat ratea. aUHnlttaaces to lireat Britain Bad Ireland. Apply to WILLIAMS A CION, BroadWlfi Itw THt, or H.

BUSglNtt COn earner Third and Walnut its, Onmnaatt. apS-t, FOB 1 TITMAN LDVB OF MAIL sTXAMKBS BAILIXa't 1 from New York BYKBY SATl'KDAT i. AND ALTaTBNATB) TTTBSOATSi Ttekett told to and frost England, Ireland aad k.l Anulv to JOHS 4A, DAl.R. Ann A IS Bowery, or to ta. u.

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