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hundred and airy less within miles Of
waahinnoa. farm from upward will Any
havne the above that he wishes
purchaser Addressing paid stating &C.,
NJ W. BOYD,
Oct ia-sawaw Hascn,own.Md.
U0usTA HOTEL,
ArausTA
SAMUEL G. WILSON Lessee and Proprietor
sasaied Of Broad Street. three Doors we,f1
~ Washt~ste~ Street.
rHH subscriber having a this hrst class hotel
win give his undivided the accommodation Of
his friends and His efforts will he directed % promote
me como OF All those who him with On opportunity 70
serve mem Win transient BOARDING. ~ well M such
hr0ash travellers as his daily ovdtnartes.
The CONSTANT aim o the char
meter Of the house, and TO add reputation daily.
Aug 0-d7rhia~tNov
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ANOTHER RICH oNE-DoLLAR LOTTERY.
On Tussday, Novsmbes -, laso.
PATAPsco INSTITUTE LOTTERY.
Glass al.

DO do - ssehths. ........................... 2
single package in the above lottery draw the ou highest
invariably nsii enclosing
proper envelop OBSERVING
drawing printed drawns daily
Stats ocsss, With wrisss n reu An
hn ocs payable drawing
IL Benh u bckes
Correspondents ss condolences regularity
drala and psns United States
had vaiuabis In shaa odA
once snn . ~ snss - cstaissA Pay postass
In sdesinG
sddss BE careful your oce, county
has many ss hsppsnss that We have made ouf CORRESPOND
cass" - too easl In writing In each
letter addressed ~ - iee pcst once county and State
in saying that 70 obtain good prise h only ad
dress line EGERTON 4 BRO,
| IT Bos ioa Post olscs, Bailmors, Maryland.
Oct ls-1a,N.ao, Nasaia -
vINaLE AND DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS AND GUN
y ming AppsrassssJohn w Baden Sinh
and rssssvas he's lately recsved fu supply
Pine Englsh subb twist and Damascus double and single
barrel nwli.s pieces q ~ sise.
s"ss and sosS. barrel decking ssn. se''"
os.s tss lsqsor aasAs, .ho, pouche.
Powder Aasks, snoie and double belts
walkers Kyh CoxS, and othsrs' English and French caps
Patent msanlc and pap.r wads and wsd paper
Washing rods and cfeaners
Nipple wrenchcs, tpbts, wad cutters
Ransrud heads and
Patent lever changes ballet Fuoutds
| Pistol belts hunting knives, Ac In great variety.
chsies nss 81 spors gocds msSs order and
osd drsc. AID q course csa ohsr great nsucsmsnn any
Daily s1p~cted an assortment Of the most kinds
o...' JOHN W. BADEN.
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w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under the
United States sr having enlarged and improved his
call the Intention OF citizens and
Washington bis selected stock OF french nnd Eng
Of and elegant
styles OF goods from the New York market
Havisg had experience the purchase OF goods
vanlaces enable public such
Satisfaction pscbsscrs, aud
his he has purchased
OF goods such ms win defy compeuuoa for their beauty, se anc
ohespness
call before you purchase elsewhere and he vii
convince you that viii by doing
OF clothes be made the most elegant style twelve
hours notice.
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of ready clothing,
made The fashionable such
Styles irock
and v which Will b. 'od al much less price Than work nde
order.
N agent Report
Dot t4-3sawu
I OsT y-Bounty No. ,06.
IL ~ 18Th September 1859, for ~
Graham United marine beea
this Com
misriopsr Of Pensions for renewal Of said warrant
Octl-aw6w. GEok9E T. GRAB AN
IN OF WM M ELLIS BRO, prepared TO
erake the construction and repairs Of steam and other ma
chnefy -. =
side of between lah and <
streets formerly conducted VIM, McKinsuy, deceased. Th
partner having for been engaged
engineer
will he cnrbicd fn
and Satisfaction construction repair Of wo
with which they be iDtrusted. .4# Ii f..4.
Arrnnked tn
late William McKnsy, viii he conucted this esablisnmep
NJ fosmesiy
An orders thankfully received promptly attended
WIN. N. ELLIS,
JONAS n.
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IN No. 4 mackercl in Us ID. kits
No. 3mAckesei, anal, Is h. kus, (brcakfas mackcrel)
do barrels.
l fierce psck-d salmon, very fine.
spc~d and nHckcret, Theoretically sealed
sealed and No. herring, an boxrs. this years
Lonxworth and Zmmefmans sparkling and dry Catawba
wines he dry said be superior the celebrated Hook
winen)
Tesre Haute, viacennes, Cincinnati family hams.
la store aud fof sale by sHECkEi4L b BAILY,
Successors John b. kibbey h Co.,
Sep l5-eof No 5, opposite Centre Market.
EhEEN's Ink ERASER and Paper Cleaner for Book
keepers clerks and literary xentI~mcnA kind of
article for the
Aside from superior qualities pencil cleaner
other with facility than the ordinary
scaper snd leaves ,he surface Of the unnamed
sale by COLLINS BOVINE d CO.,
street, OF Pennsylv anis Branch
Of stationcrs Hall, ia and l76 Pearl street, N. Y.
Sept ls-d
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NOTICEwe opening Of the richest aud best
IN goods New Philadelphia
We think useless
articles. could describe their richness and beauty
respectfully invite the attention Of the public.
Sep 2a-hawlw HALL 4 BROTHER
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and BrOua,--W BAKER b cos
II Vanilla Premium cbocohtcs
premiums have awarded by the chief
Union, all principal groceries
United States, md by their asents
Huasey Murray. Twels, Philadelphia
W. Brundiee Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohioj and $. H. Howell, Georgetown, u. c.
WALTER BAKER, h CO.,
Ap3-dly Doschestsr. Mass
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NEW York. May I'D. Is53The undersigned has this day
IN opened once, No ~ william merchants Exshange
for the of = general hvokerage business.
Bank mining Railroad Stae and city
securities bought sold
froms'ory notes, bills and loans negotiated
May Is-du EMANUEL q. HART.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsrANA.-MEDICALD 1T.

,uIE Es a the Southern Maau1Actursrs' 8aAk
i redeemed par by The subscriber
Agent q. Bank
Sent 3-dH
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THE UNION ACADEMY es~asr - l4sh sessse AID
New York avenue - 8a4a So Z. 81 ..s.f.as u
Y. RICHARDS, A. n, Principal, 80 n VEL
UxIoH AcADsny street., hstwsea
Yssk avenue and u ssreet,
Mr.. z. RICHARDS, Principal,
will their s~wvo sa~tNSss during the mt
weeks July asd will M aAeshsv shs ~ hso1ay
Sepsnbs 1889 full board u tsaehe aa0a
hams bookstore. stt - II y tel luy z-30
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

thereby certify the best Of knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good sufficient. Eff.
Och Qi--dQ Dec z 4 3
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MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTKRiES
NAsf yoH NoyKaDsH, 1865.
AyD.kr OF PRIZES GUARANTEED NY. THE STATE OF
+. MARYLAND. - ble lrss@
EGRRToN AND BROTHER.
Regular licensed ssen Maryland
snest and Exchange Place, Baltimore.
The following splendid worthy
ZION Of the public, comprising Of the brilliant
drawn the United States:
RICH oNE-DoLLAR SCHEME.
On Tuesday, November q. 1883.
PATAPsCO INsTITUTE LOTTERY
Class 29J
rs nunbers--l2 ballots
pize OFF,. ,oo0.. ~ ooo
no rixe. Of. 5000
~
4,VuO
"a 40 ..... s........... 500
.i',SSo
&c. &c. &C.
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| ter Of the route, the obstacles TO be overcome,
and the distance to be traversed. The fuller
the information, of course, the better; but the
fullest and most exact information is not neces-
sary to base proposals upon. The Senator,
then, may dismiss his fears that no proposals
can be obtained under this amendment Let
him consider how they are 10 be obtained un-
der the bill
This amendment, then, is recommended BY
the considerations of economy. Ii will bring
into competition the various companies and IN
dividuals who have thought Of embarking in
the construction of this road II will bring
competing proposals from the Boston company
the New York company, and various other
companies, organized and to be organized and
who does not zee that among these competitors
there is the strongest probability, not only the
cheapest but the best and safest plan for the
people will be brought out
A great many considerations will enter into
these proposals The character OF the gauge
will be one Of them and that in the present
state of our railroad system will be one Of very
considerable importance. Then there will he
the consideration of the facilities upon the route
for the construction of the road-the supply Of
timber, Of iron. Of water, and Of food Then
there will be considerations pertaining to the
working of the road after IT IL constructed and
chief among these will be the supply Of coal
The report of Captain Stansbury shows that
there is an inexhaustible bed of coal upon one
oil these routes. We do not know what guam
titles of fuel there may be on the others
II, then, We adopt the amendment under
consideration, we shall have the advantage Of
information; We shall have also the advantage
of competition. And it is my deliberate iude.
ment that We shall secure the construction of
this road in a shorter time upon better plan,
and by better route than we shall if we adort
the provision. of the bill Of the Select Commit
tee | am therefore in favor of this amend
mput
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HoLLEY february 7, 1883.
To the Editor of the National Era:

tioLLL' F'"""y " iooo'
To the Editor of the National Era:
DEAR SIR: The following is AN extract of a
letter, of the above date, to Hon. l. Burroughs,
M. c. Do what you please with it.
81 see but little of very great interest going
on in Congress A subject, however, OF no
small importance TO us extreme Northerners,
has been for time past under consideration
in the Senate. | allude TO our foreign rela-
sions--the Cuba question When ! discovered
the great sensitiveneS in supposed contin'
gency that might place Cuba in the possession
Of some strong foreign Power, by which our
Southern borders would be more exposed or
less safe 10 case Of war, had wondered with
amazement why some Senator could not or did
not direct the attention of the Government and
country to our critical situation in case Of 30
great calamity But ! was unspeakably re-
joiced when saw, as did last week by the
National Era, that there was one man there,
at least although outside Of any healthy po-
ltical party who had an eye 10 this great in
terest and a bodness and decision TO avow It,
ayes. sir; John p. Hale is one Of the men Of
this country, at least, that the people should
honor, for his tried integrity, faithfulnesss and
patriotism.
"You and know, by sad experience, and
thousands of others, as we'll as General Cass--
who, in my poor judgment, in his great zeal 70,
Southern interests, is guilty Of q most criminal
neglect of his own domestic Preside, even, his
noighbors--the interests Of all this vast chain
of frontier. Yes, you and know something,
by experience, Of the terrors and horrors Of war.
We have felt and are always likely TO feel, 30
long ~ England holds sway here, the first
shock of war, all along these extended and
bloody borders! Why, sir, British guns are
pointed directly in to us for thousands OF miles
10 extent ready TO hurl their eontents-bslls1
bombs, rocksts---at the 6rst onset. Many hun
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WASHINGTON THURSDAY MARCH 3, 1853

dred miles being separated from such Power
by | was going to say, mere imaginary, but
the most you can say, is an air line; and no
other portion Of the Union is exposed to such a
sweeping broadside. Why then, was this great
subject and interest left to seek defender in
that almost lone individual, the butieted, pro-
scrbed Hale! Oh, sir, the true answer to this
question is most humiliating to Northern free
men. Our statesmen have bowed their Decks.
if not their knees to the great slave will of the
country. The Government is controlled entirely
by it. This | know is great charge for a
small man to make it is nevertheless true, and
there is no escaping it Hence the reason why
the slave portion Of the nation must be babicd,
pampered, and vigilantly cared for. while the
free portion is neglected.
Respectfully, yours, c. r.
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proceed, shall throw no obstacles in your
way. Nay, further, sir, that in that case, the
marriage shall be conducted precisely as under
other circumstances, it was planned-thst ia,
in all things BETTING the social position of my
self and my sole daughter Our interview is at
an end, believeln
The words of Clement Sutherland would
have called forth from his nephew the warmest
emotions and expressions Of gratitude but that
the bitter ironical tone and grim sardonic
smile that accompanied them, more than neu-
tralized their good effect and sent pang of
terrible foreboding through the heart Of the
young man.
Pardon me, sir" he said, laying his hand
gently and respectfully upon the arm Of his
uncle, as the latter was rising to leave the IL
brary. "Do understand you to say that you
approve"-
You will please to understand me to say,
sir, that refer you to my daughter, Miss Suth-
erland, and that shall endorse her decision,
whatever that may be- Excuse me, sir-good
afternoon"
5, Add -Cismses sashsrlard cold }. howinglssa
the library.
Mark Sutherland walked up and down the
floor in great disturbance of mind, and then at
last he seized his hat and hurried from the
room, to seek the presence of India.
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Tho above distances were found by straight-lins
measurement on tho map Of the United States, In
hitehell's Atlas.
Independents IL in latitude 80 deg, fsw minutes
further north than Washington city.
San Drsnssse il in latitude ~ deg 20 min
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AMUSEM ENTS
GIT. CHARLES THEATRE


c. g. CHESLEY. ..........-.-.-.-sTEsssphsh
1T Benefit Mr. Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS .Foursen,h
Night Of Mr.. ind Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
THURSDAY EVENING December w. isB will be psrned u.
Comedy Of THE IRISH Ps,ieh 0Pisnps wti
Mr. Prince Hudoiph Mr.. Nne; Count No
NJ, Ma,k Smith Ldy .abs a. Mo ss.asy wIs|, L.,
Emlv Ms. Dunsd. Atsr rbirh, La JoIA AkRA6OSAisE
Amlb. vs Mons schmidt Mmls Ihsrss and Mso bruesiam
70 sr o.ed be pJsms o. ifELAND ~ NM
am. Mr.. TiniEsn, hrs Boob IL e.nesSs eth Law iof
e ssrt.l and .sar os, shssesrs 1 whss she
TOMORROW NIGHT- Benefit Of Mrs Barney Williams.
II Dress Circle Paquss rs cent? Second Circle 80 cents
9slry 70 eeps Coersd BoIes 50 bores vs. Stall
70, Sir Psrsons u.s.
- Doom at half o'clock Cnrsn e O'CLOCK pre-
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRKscESr OrrIcE,

CRksCEST OFFICE.
Thursday Morning, December ~, 1858.
C0TToN-Ths demand continued active yesterday and
netwthstauduz the weather the reached
5000 bales, at full prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior ....... "a sH Middling FsA. l01s A10l
MiidIing........ s4S 81. Cool Fair....... ID
Good Midding,.. ss.a1o]. Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TO0t es,,. srATsArsT
Stock on hand Sept l. 1853 49,. .1o672 2,4s5
yesterday w.. l,s73-43so7S ooo~- 6622
E<portei to date ..... 222 400 o7Is
yesterday. -. a52a-22is2s O0o- CHS
Stock on hand not cleared . 218722 1854
ToBAcoo-rhcrs was rome inquiry and we heard of
sol hhds tskan OF which ISL by buyer, at Ga, and
IA refused at Ct p ID.
SUGAR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was in gosd request
with sales Of about 800 hhds at 3sG33Ss for Fair. OF
Moasses 1900 bbs disposed Of at I0l7se gallon
for Prime lots.
FLOUR Nothing Of any moment was done account
advanced rates asked by holders st. Louis
held at So 3oR$o %, and Ohio at Sc l2X and over.
GRAIN-Corn was scarce, and sales confined to a few
small lots at 55I60e p bushel. OF Oats 1000 bushels
Ohio sold at asa y bushcl OF Bran lot of 40 tons in
bulk, on hatboat, taken at about 90e y 100 lbs
PROVISIONS - The principal sale of Pork that we
noticed 200 bbls inspected Mess oli) at Sill rs q
bOl.. bacon was quiet ana the only safes Oh moment
were 40 tsrees Hams (stagg shay sugar-cured at
49, p b.. Nothing OF moment doing in Lard.
IIAY-2oo bales Western wero sold at $40 rs per ton
CoFFEE-saes 1000 bags Rio at including $50 at II a
G3111l, and 100 at lie u ID
GUNNY BAGS--Msrket firm, with sales OF 200 bales to
arrive in February and March at 12t cash and 100 to
arrive at l2he, 60 days An offer of 12,, time,
refused for 600 to 700 bales arrive in January Feb
ruary.
WHISkY-100 bbls fleth"rs Extra sold at 24s,
and Tuesday SO bbls Pike Magnolia at 27t gallon
HIDEs-A lot of 1872, Mexican Flint, sold at 131se,
cash decided advance.
FRBIGiITs-A ship was taken for Antwerp at 1Lt for
Cotton and 81 10 for Flour for Havre at 81 lll6e
for the former and 81 61 or the latter ship for New
York at IS for Sugar brig for Philadelphia at the
and ashp for Boston at l64s for full cargo Of Cotton
EXCHANGE-DemaDd fair at our quotations.
WA
Francs. fS5f25
sight Checks on New York. St01& . ct. prem
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Reps Of the Legendary Drama Of RIP VAN
wfSKLE THURSDAY, ~ 1919 tn: periornanes u.
with tn. fare, Of ihs DEAD stUT-Hecsr Tmd Mr.
Holland Captain Cannon Mr. Ke%,i. wi'smsn Mr. b.mIea
Song LzY LAss) by Mr. j. NJ Whit To Be seeesedsd BY RIP
VAN wlNKLE BE- fol owed by the Dance La CEACoVlESSE
by Miss " Fsnltrod TO onslsd. the LaGebats Fares Mr.
ans Mrs PETER WiiIrE-Pnr White, Mr. T. Psds Major Pep
per- Mr. Ksnbs Mrs. White Mrs. Warwick; Widow Whts AA
Ada Brown Kitty Miss sorusrs.
PEIcss OF Ap.ssroS~Bore first psrous
s. Boxes Third Tier persons only soe Gallery, sie
Private Boiss Is.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
oFTIcg OF THE DAmY CRIscrrr, \
Thursday Morning, December % 1853 J
CLEARED YrsTFpnAy

Ovv,cy an x,,,, ~. c.- =
Thursday Morning, December a. 1858 I
CLEARED ypsTEpnAv
seam,bipp 5.n JIS w cray n.pinwsl Jennns,
ship Con-is sspsss,S ar'aes san 'usn rsmp.tOn
III VIM n KIN, 4 sg 49,, NV nok, Hilard
sebI y,plc. ~ arss ssImoe' Ahbtdgs 6eo
Mex sehr Jossn Fsrpsado Asesoa si., yW farr.ly
' , ' '" Iaehaf's Eco
s,.,m.,,, ,..,.... s-- AhhivED
steamship Ionisns Smith from ndiano via Galveston Ish us
steamship E%prs City wnde from New York i9b Havana
ship m.tIo ,si Sampson 50 day. from r.,s.,, .,
D' hp Eneshns Frederick IS days rom Bremen maser-4h
Ship O. Berry, seayy. from ysvno,, wall. NJ. .. =.
ship cb ,u.I Blanchard. from n,i,,o, r,r n,
sbp J.hn npy.n Nicbo f hng oct ~ 70 masrPolnt
s,.,rs London Nov g. in ballast to mas'srad
Ship Am ws.,tn,, Nina, o, ,... s.... n..,.
RI, r ea. a,,s,, D. district II. dsi.
te,~pont 'N"A""'p "e'"0sk nom hio JAnsiro, TO mas
Brig ssml Peters Smith, day. from Baltimore. d. Wiser a.o
sr Planter Reynolds. day. Grand caou TO ms.srad dist
''' 'a,. ''" npAi'e'"oA' 10 mas'sf-ha'n'
boats.
Glpsy IRE, from Lobdsls Store
s s.urs, H W G Elton from Bayou Sara
Musie strsab' ram S 'i pnn! VIZ S ,,qdson'
Towboa ocssn chspn.. G from .o
sreps and ~, aan Lucoh, BALI Aimslda and
bun nnd Gen Berry. ' r. p " al" WASH
and .hr ~ hi. bo asy. hoG, wa:
Toxbo It Anglo American ss.le from ,h p..,-,owsa
sea ish Instant, slips Ns han Hansn Evapgeline
Ernssiiuoi and big saml Peter, Nf 'f' ''''''" A''
BeIow-comino IN
Bark T.nRier sve.tTsr from a.ltima,s III i.,,.,..
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FLATB0ATS.
In First District
OBIo-Pcr Ale,hre's boat-sTse bb, -four Landis Eco
PASSENGERS
Per shlp Erneatne-9sS stserags passengers.
Per ship Aarion-s34 sieersge q sengen.
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NOTICES SPECIAL.

HEADQUARTERS wAsHINGTON-N
ll r ~ a :. s:sT !: i:
T,ssss 81 T$$S 4; ssss:;
NOTICE OF ELECTIoN.-Pursuant to
ss 3, ~ 3:
" ss'a y c W.
rssns D. Date sseoaa hereby sssses
IL Z. ss
= III the vacancy 'a'0n'd by the resignation of the Hon.
T. %s .s y $s 1Gs' e: ssssss from s .
a . G ii dc New
The Election conducted duplicate made to the
VAUDEVILLE MARIesY.
Sheriff. Office, oe.D. bsee%ssr 49, 1853. DO W
NOTICE TO SHIP MASTERS and OTHERS.
paine .s: .1ss: ss Do ss notify the
W VAS Z sgsS, " sTrREN, wnRsgER SMITH,
FREDERICK BUGLE.
New Orleans December 20. 1855. ds
NOTICE.-LAFAYETTE AND PoNTcHARTRAn
4: T. l !,
s Is street. W.T. T.
NOTICE.-THE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
Lane s' ho T :sst ( % ss s,g s
sofsd that they
ssned ldG y. RICARDO 70 Camp street
II .Aw AND NOTARIAL NoTICE.-wM. L.
i. s ss rss .ss Gs
ohee NO 81 Charlie. street. nils
LII POWERS OF ATTORNEY heretofore
an granted by me '' hereby revoked WOLFF .,
THE undersigned having been re.appointed
.NorARY rUsiTc By Governor Hss.r eonipas Ii. pro.
& c.. connection u. m cFsA w s's. sisTy
+ OUISIANA GRAYS-RELIEr COMMITTEE -
II. iolo.nr have been appointed BY the Company
E%eUst cs.S ta:Ts
wILLIAR TowEL Magazine Benton AIslpon.u.
~ xppcspis q. relief nus. furnish he Res c.mmit..o with
according to Article q s' Dysla~, R.
lTACKsON RIFLES, ATTENTION,-L
.s:y 1f. .ses an,
n2a VIZ: BozANT. Orderly ss1x..si
TOURNEYMEN HoUSE-CARPEN- 4
- TIERS ASSOCIATION meet. the second and fourth Tues ~ 4
sn , : NO. j 6 sfRGSHSso is. President. "
&>MI. U. o. F.-HOwARD LODGE No. 10
II 2A ms.;,:ys,y THuEsDAY EVENING, Loyis Repm
b. b. sA &c Ei' Taass Me- I GaSy
PAYS Rec Secretary JAArs fCRNEAUx Per- Secretary
ALY!'m#An
S.. w.. M Alpha Conclave No.
o'clock i6s Camp Pi.e.
& W. M. The ORLEANS DEGREE Cox
kos CLAvG boda its F. Third
THURSDAYS Of the MONTH o'clo
hnsous Hall. ofcaup Commercial
! g. w.. M. .-MEKONA CoNCLAvE No. 2
NJ will assemble the FIRST and THIRD TUESDAYS
suh q their Hall srne q Bsronns and Perdo
| sS Byordsr ofths NJ E. C. J. b. CHANDLER, Scribe.
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE.

FOR MOBILE Direct--Daily U. 8.
Nil Iip@-v inter Arrsse -Tss ,pgs-sd IsNH9<
grs.sfs pa,s =, .. s9,.,: cALIF0kNIA, 8, B.
ST. CHARLES, Resb@a Post master, kavng
expressly for iLe sxs trsd>, With pe sreorodsiins.
-l the Poatehsrsn DAILY
o'clock returning viii
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
IN R. gEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bsah Pfsse-
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ms- Shin M.prou Con.o;n c.r.-.- =
- o', N"PVuin ouLnpson, from
""ut now ready 70 discharge her at Post F Dis
St ce1sRnees Particularly requested attend TO IL. reu
w be 'ent to the Public .rpnss Of The ownss
:. I. nhilNEf CO, " Camp street. Dis
Kfy- Shin Snurrp JnuyNv O.. Gil =
So,oL ". - - ,iL -. oph'Ni 1, OaPe. cmeii, from
va, row asehzng her cargo at Post 10 Tst
~ s.ena '. We fsesp o. their goods Isss,
"sy "ii U" s'"f,a :, .gm slp,nss and rss
- =, :. :. =, ",.,.-,A. w., VI camp street
- , ,no ~ * W ~ II. STEWART, capt. HOO
viii ices, .dsrd 4, h. ,se ~ h, .consigns-s
Viii be stored at tbsr zap nae % r,k - ~ ''
a.l =. ~ AsHbRID6E Co. 80 St. Charles stree.
fF wM STEWART. to .rd.r will please p.sH, h.ir bIl.
a. ss vii ~ s,.,S =, ~ m.s,s .ns . noy fi,e6yng,
Rire; ESQ, $50 cssi. Rice - '
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LOUIS

Will leave THURSDAY, Decsmbsr ~. at = o'clock 4.
NOR PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, ~ =
MADISON LOUISVILLE and all intermediate e4ssesssss
landjugs-The dyeryIi light drsGght
ssng.r steamer GOLDEN STATE, cahoou, master IS nov N
po receiving freight and viii leave Above For ssh or passage
T dfsS VI "A JOHN HYDE CO. /. PoYdras street.
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ENLASTER-2OO bbls Calcined, for sale by
ara JOHN @. HARpILL 4 CO., 81 Magazine 81,
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.ALABAM.A RIVER.

wHIiesvs THURSDAY, neeembcr ~ ss SssIssxyu
EOR MONTGOMERY, WErUMPxA, -
u SELMA sad Ell lzndnxs Alabama River u
the Jshsysrn ssd rsyoltss Rs1osd Re Through
Psske GEORGIAThe entirely light drsugh Ransh
ceivinx seizh VIII 20
having apply
JOHN Z. Hyde co. IL Poydrxz tire
sto FARLEY, yu2EY . co ri c4youdsiet street.
Presh. received at tins Depot Tivo Circle, Monday
m,rnipx. dsa