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PROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING AND GAS.
Il FITTING.
HEADQUARTERS Dept OF WASHINGTON

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF WAsRSGTON. J
OFFICE OF CHEF QUARTERMAsTER, !
14th ST.. ~ Y. at, WGShiagtoH, Feb. q lSo5.\
Sea ed Proposals will be received at this office
udtil noon of TUESDAY next, 2sth instant, for
PLUMBING and GAS-FITTING necessary for
in reducing water into and light ting the new bar
racks corner I'D street west and street north, in
this city.
Written specifications of the work will be fur
nisbed upon application at this Office.
The successful bidder will be required to com,
nence the work WEDNESDAY, March i, and
finish 1t without delay.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Pinmhing and Gas Fitting " and addressed to
n J. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief uartsrmsster,
fe 23-td Department of Weshing tos.
MAYORS OPTICS. FEBRUARY 4, 1S65.-Seaed
Nl Proposals vii! be received at this Office. until
u O'Clock, the lst of March, for digging vel and
erecting new pumps and hydrants, and Keeping IN
repair old pumps.
Bidders will state tie price per year for keeping
pumps in repair.
Bids for bydrants must be separate.
Specifications can be seen at the office OF the
Com mil sioners of I'm ovemeutG, City Hall.
fe6 2tawtlstM. RICH'D WALLACE, Mayor.
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TIE OLDEST H sHp J. SSo S4[sM ON TIL
Is enlarged TO double it's former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
CsTH~ ia. 40. asd l1th st., WGsAington, 3, @.
This hotel, the oldest conducted on the European
plan In this city, b as been enlarged and 4 4
improved in every way necessary for the YE:bS$
Thankful for the patronage already received, tho
proprietor pes that by attention to business We
continue to receive patronage as heretofore.
Guests will only be charged with what they receive.
ocSt are moderate P. ENRICH. Proprietor.
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PROPOSALS. FOR MANURE.

QuARTRRMAsTRR GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIvISION,3
WASHINGTON CITY, February IL, 1855. \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
unit! WEDN EsDAY, March Is; 1875. at u O'Clock
M, for the sale Of all the MANURE that may be
procured from the stables and corrals of the Giles
boro Depot near Washington. D e., within the
twelve months next succeeding April !, 1865.
The successful bidder will be r: CURED to have
barges or boats moered at the wharf At sbnro
in constant readiness to receive the manure which
may accumulate. The United States VIII deliver
the manure in the said barges or boats. and will
DESIGNATE an agent to measure it as rapidly as
loaded.
Bidders must state the Price par cubic yard
An oath of allegiance will be required from each
bidder.
PAYMENT will be required to be made in Govern
me- mt funds at the end Of each month for the ma
nure delivered in the barges during the month.
Bonds. with approved securities, will be required
from the party awarded, in the sum of ten thou
sand 10 GOOJ dollars.
Proposals must be addressed to the uRdersig n ed
WashinRtop, D. O., and parked on the envelope,
proposals for Manure"
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division
fe I-tMl6 @, NJ, G.. o.
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T,HURsTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew
i DER. for cleaning, beantifying and preserv-
WILL 40 F,C. WELLS Il CO.,
New York, Proprieters.
For sale by all druggists.
XNELJs' CELEBRATED MA0HINE-SPREAD
w STRENGTHENING PLASTERS are the very
best in all cases for which plaster is required For
sale by all druggists. jan 2l-eoly,a
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Splmdid list Of articles to be soldfor 81 each.

100 Gold Hunting oased Watches. .-.---......$I eo
a1O Ladies, Watches. s;:, 80 eS Ss
s sS s,5isfN Neck sns vest y
loo Ghatelaine and Guard Chains s to =
500 Vest and Neck :, Ghs in R,o.c5ss to
Zoo Cola JET. Opal. g.. Ear Drops. 5 to
5000 oval Band Bracelets. .......----. 5 to s
sSS Ss sd WsssB Pkss sys Pins anaRns.
sos solitaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs. TO s
5000 Gold Thimbles. .;..............--. TO
b,C0G Miniature Lockets.- .-............ 70
5000 New Style Belt Buckles, go stoo
500 Fob and RIBBON Slides to
5000 Chased Gold Rings. 20
e s ssSn ss at 9sswey. Jet and Gold IS
5000 Sets Ladies, Jewelry varied styles 3 TO Is
aaS CO GOLD GOLD Pens, Gold Mounted Holder. to 8
Certificates of the various articles are placed in
to
a ss the Of cn lib t e
the same value and after SEEING the article. if It
eSss ii ss
MN 81
where, We allew Agents ten cents on each Oerti-
fcate, provided their remittance amounts to one
ARMY BADGES.
On the receipt of 81 co. We will send Solid Silver
Shield lpurs coin) Badge, for either Division or
Corps in the army. OF Cavalry, Artillery. Infan
or and e
grsyed thereon. together with our Wholesale illus
en-. WARD & co..
ian 21.W&satst 20s broadway. New York. ,
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- ESTABLISHED 1852. -
. 6 MONEY MONEY = MONEYMl . !
3j1 35I 35l

ISAAC HERZBERG d SON,
No 351 North ST., between ~ and 9Th SITS, i'm
med ,ately In rear of National Hotel, continue to
mxs the most liberal ad sancss in all sums on Di
Almonds, Wstches, Jevslfy, Silver Ware, Ladies
and Gents Wearing Apparel. and on all merchan-
die, such as Guns. Pistols, Fur niture, &c: Hsv.
ing conducted this in this city for the last
resident Of this city. Rememb Der, No. 351 north 9
street between IA and 9th streets. Immediately in
rsar Of National Hotel fe 8-lmh
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uoRsEsl HoRsEsn HORSES u!

H0RsEsl HORsEsn HORsEs!n
Quart-master Generals Office FRS, Diviston,,
ro, Wa:hingtoa Cuy. February l3. 1865.
d hUksEs suita6 for The caValry service; WI,
till April ]. 1866
Horses. will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry
Moore, A. Q, NJ. and be subjected to the usual
government ipspec tion before being accepted.
ii as is NUT
flesh and sood condition. from fifteen (l5j to six
teen u6I hands hi from Ave 90 to nine ~ years
old. and well adapted in every way to cavalry pur
poses. Horses between nine t9) aud (l0) years of
age If sui vigorous, sprishtly and healthy may
Price. one hundred ard seventy five dollars (sE5)
each. Hours of Inspection, from a. IN. to p. ~
Payment Will DC maze At JAMES, An Sspi a. nK1N.
fe II 4t Col In charge LIST Div. Q. ID. G. ..
NOTIeE-vANHORN. BRO. & co., Dealers in
re oss I p
and Trunks, Furniture, &c. Persons will find it
ss nc call NS
ECO Nv HAMILTON. Agt. $40
JUG GENERAL Bu PfLSf tGA MATERIALS.
No 500 SEVENTH ST, OPPosIrs CENTER MARKET.
80 900 LIGHT SASH. 2 900 PAIRS BLINDS
1900 DOORS, 140 GG FEET MOULD
In addition to the above. A. great variety sm Of
B66s sF6ops sG GEAss
Also, the West Castleton SLATE MANTELs.
in every respect. and only about the
INSIDE HS9H rHa
ly. everyi hing required about q building fur
PAINTING DlPARTMANT: =,
o.9s d4 hUtsE a stss snd ose Rff
pAiNriSd GRAiNiSHf' g 8 n A. 1fft Hish
ian SIM H ''' Washington, b. g.
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GRAND MILITARY OPERATIONS; or Criti.
=. cal and Military History Of the Wars Of Fred
srics the Great, a. eontrastsd with the Modern
French BY Col J. B. Holabird. q. g. A.; vols.
a9 FEB 1 II s''' FRANCE rAy1op
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COZ PAWNBROK Err AND COZ
ZSC LOAN OFFICE. ZOC
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY.
ass MATHEW &. WALSH. 2S5
2e5 G STREET, between 10th and 18th.
Second door from Harvey g Oyster Saloon.
In com pliance with the wish of many friends,
am now prepared to make liberal Cash ad- ~
vances on Gold and Silver Watches, Dla Il =
monds, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Hardware,9
Clothing and Merchandise Of every description In
~ Having had u years experience in the bust:
ness in the City. and faverably known to many ef
its citizens, am confident that to all Who may en-
ndsntiaD will give satisfaction. once open every
gay Ssunoay excepted) from7 O'Clock m, until
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AREsoLuTIoN to pay certain claims.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Cannon Council Of the CORPORATION Of Georgsto,on,
TT four dollars and fifty cents in full of his bill
of September Sand October 4, 1864. Also, to the
order of @. D. WEIGH seventy nine dollars and
cent. being ious sums paid by him for printing
for the use Of this corporation in collecting
taxes. IApproved February Is, 1865.
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A RESOLUTION making appropriation for the
Poor of the Town
! RESOLUTION in favor of the Potomac Hose Com

Common. Council Of the CORPORATION of Georgeto,cn
That one hundred and fifty dollars, or SO much
hereby to be paid ny the Clerk to the
order Of the chair man Of the Committee on Fire
Companies and Fire En- gines of the Board of Com
mo p Council for the purchase or repair of hose
reel for the use Of said company.
AnprOved February IL, 1865
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o. q Ia saw steamer for Hamburg; ,4th
Mt 90 30 Ion steamship Erin hence for Liverpool
s rss' s Win Ia mdse sna
Sar sh ias y! o. a lon y 90 pa ps.s snd E iiah
ss .aa o as o. 81 ssr ls9 sS'S bound
Steamship Bavaria tIaml raube Hamburg w, ~ nm
SsSas co. Nov n 10 w. Is "a Sc Indus
,rie tBrem bound w; isih lat Al H. lon % ~
Steamship Leo. Msrpii Savannah Is hours with mdss
and passengers to Murray Nephew l2,h INST o.
sas day steamshp Wevbossn on The in sav4n-
nah river Also OF Tybee, steamship Eu'otpe "s'''
Steamship Ariadne Crary Savannah with mdse ana pas.
sengers 10 Livingston, For Co. 18th inst, passsa ~ n
miles OF Frying Pan exchanged signals with steam.
ship Alhambra bound s; or Egg Iarbor saw steamship
Steamship sagossa Busley Charleston NOV ~ w na
mise and passengers Arthur Leary ON m @ oa -
Sonrs The las on board four companies Of the Third
gment colored volunteers c... % davs with wine.
corkwood, &c, to D&J U Broosman p.-,.ao. :, ,.r.
Bark Gazee tof New Haven't, blaek NV no la, {c
spoke bark Lockhar from Liverpool ~ DAYS out win
loss sails and had decks swept was pound 70 mas
Brig Cuban tBr, jenkins Dublin, 63 days with iron, &c,
i ~ n mast and s" bawsrks TO-
miles south OF Georges Shoa vessel with spas gone
and decks TO the water had high after uuhk Pan'eu
green; supposed her fishing schooner oo.,on
Brig 9 West Hutchngs. Roniont for Boston s ,.h ,,
Schr John Rose Fourier. Malaga ~ days. WIN 'ashs
Schr (Br Aibury EIeu,hcra u days, with fruit q
schr Anthony Kelley Newtown. Virginia. days
scr Sarah Mills Tuttil Fortress Monroe for New Haven
schr q Erickson, Raynor baltimore FOR New Haven
seSr Watson Wells 6 for PR
schr Challenge, -. Rondout for an Eastern port
sehr Geroy Ronaoat for an en- Eastern s,s p9r mort
SAILED
Steamships Java. Constitution, Granada, Aipemarle
Wind at sunset s; very light
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Savannah; Cd Escort Ftne for Nyork; City Of London
@ Mirehouse. for do British Queen. Hayward for Phla-
Horton for Charieston Louisiana ISL Cutting Tor NYork
North American g. Kerr for Porshnd Sereid Williams,
Lospos Nov 2-Arr Bcllona Dixon NYork (and ent out
cid is Jennie Eastman, sarkey Boston, 3D. Washington
En 81, Caroline, Stricken. Syork 4th Vincent, Nor
rison Boston.
Daggett. NYork.
L1xLAsI, oct 29-Arr Steele Fillmore, Ardrossan Tor
Boston.
IisHo n, Nov Arr Deslumbrantes, soary. Nyork
BEGaoRs, Oct l7-Sld Annie Sherwood, Gchrst NYork
MILFORD Nov i-Sd Mary Mack (Iron LIVERPOOL, Phia
MARsFILLrs Oct 3l--Arr Mira. Dix, Philadelphia sid
30th Anita. ADDISON, Martinique.
MELBOURNE aug 2y-Arr J l. Dimmock. Harvard, London
MoSrEvIDEo, sept l6-sld Eugeuie, Dennis NYork.
MATAHzAs Nov sid bark Yumuri lBr) Johnson Sagua
brig Polledo, Marwick, Portland
ODESSA, Oct 2i-Arr Maggie Hammond, Anderson, Leg
horn
PORTSMOUTH, Nov I-sld Liverpool Robinson (from Lon
PLYnouTa Nov 2-oG Golden City, Sargent from Londou
PALsaao. Oct Is-Arr wark. wileby. Aleaia; Path
PEasAMBuco, Oct 3-Arr Judah Cappe Cappc Bahia and
sid for NYork); 10TH Imperador Power, philadelphia
PIcrOu, Nov Arr bark Lochie Graham NYork; brig
L Peck Peck do. CID 9th, brig Aspian. Stuart, Nyork
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 3-Sld Guiding star Nfork
Rio JAsElRo, Sept Arr EIeonora Pummer Baltimore /;
Dickson Pernambuco; Pyrnont Won Hagen. Bahia; 27th
Carrie Davis Buck London; 2Sth, Mevlcano Sanderson
NYork 9Dth Carmeta, Thompson, Baha; Oct 3 Montana
Isl Kelley, NYok for San Francisco ln Ernst Cook, New
In mort Oct 2 parks Clifton, Gavet, for Baltimore dc
Nellie Fenwick Wilerup and May Queen Brown unc; brig
Carnsita Thurston do and others as before.
SMYRNA 2l-In port bark II Warrington Mayo, for
Boston O days ,y, ~ :.
land Harriet Lievesey Waters and Agnes Frazer Frazer
BOston.
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Switzerland.

printer, named Rynckor residing in the canton OF
Uri recently senenced by criminal court to
twenty blows with rod for having written and pub
isbed pamphlet containing mn attack upon the Roman
Catholic religion and clergy and the Holy Scripture.
All Switzerland became indignant nj this int rfercnce
with liberty Of conscience, aud on the 2sth Of October
of the at ur which the meeting declared
a disgrace TO Switzerland second monster meeting
was announced at which delegates from cycry canton
would be present
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CAPITALS Is. --l00p AChEs ~ pEkioi,e
IN Coal Land In tho western part 81 the sthte OF
vania, suitable Tor gas and steam ssv ~
bowling Green on "wednesday and Thursday this week
Parties wishing 10 purchase will do well TO call aud see spec
m eu M he cna
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SHIPPIN 6 NE w S !.
Port Of New York. November Is, Ise
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Java Br), Cooke Liverpool via Queenstown
s,esmsnip Minnetonks, Balch, New orieans-H crom.
Steamship Austin, scrmgcour, New Circumstances A
Rs S,ns, a, ru,. = ,.,, ra,v.ra. Nav or..ns
sesmsh Teaner, Hamilton, wsw dresn.R Lowde
Steamship Vcksburg, McCrsary, Mobile-smiih Dun
steamship Gransda Baxter; Charleston. sC--A Leary
nonao Henessn f Pamo Ser0'1 u" ROM sna h'n
Steamship Ans%.rs Sosrrns Norfolk City Point and
steamship Pelican, Ciark, AleIandra--H B Cromwell
Steamship Liberty, Smith, Alexandra and washngon-J
Steamship 8 Green, Price, Alexandria, Hand.
Steamship Falcon. Aldricn. Baltimore-J smul
wen r%s%cs Co fr'n'0nl' Sherwood f0''i'ndn or0m
sss .s q ls%s @ y West asswFw Nelson
Bark Cora (Fr). 81 Bair, Buenos Ayres-s ReynAl
Bsrs yysn,ao, Conway. Aspinwsll. Panama RRcc.
brig Gardina tPor) De Cunha, oporto-Iiagemeyer
brig Cassie Gray cBr Thomas Cape de verd and Ba
Bris Highland Nancy tBr), Saunders Jacmel and Aqun-
Brig Ale, alIken OBJ. Minkcp, cenfuesos-Fowier
sr,s Arso OBJ AlssnDs, wsisssPenision CO.
Bris West iatehinSs Boston"Miier A uouQhon.
sshr 4 woodSouse, Eddy, 81 Ferdinand Trnidsd--a
sssr Julie CIR lAgrss zs y, ls1 ward
schr Express copant Iasacca and Indanola--N L Nc.
schf Mary Louisa, oa.ken, Washington, NC.
Slagh.
,sclr Mary Elizabeth, Rockbill hiadepha-Laraway a
Plymer.
schr Caroline, For, Observation-Disclosures Smith &Co.
schr VIM Flint Howard, Boston--lf w Loud A Go.
Schr Pointer, Nichols, Providence-.g N Stranahan.
schr Horace L, Frances, New Hayen--M Briggs Co.
Aoop Mary Gray, Rowland, Uncasvile.
steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
. y supply steamship Nepphs A Lieut. Commander
Edw tonroy. Nlw Orleans Nov 4, win Key West sth -.
steamship NY Of Limerick r, Jones Liverpool OCT IN
NJ Wv, aud Queenstown Sh, Ut PM, with mdse anu so
eteraae passengers a. John u Daleno cabin passengers
Had 0casy es IN The Channel and strong head winus
throughout the entire assage ia INST lat ~ 80 Ion " ~
snw s''am-ho l'g y ,atlnore hence COR LIVERPOOL 10
lat VI ~ tts.Naw nebt, steam hip CIV ~ BufNn
irr,e ior I,vrrpgo fsh III ~ U.s. ion ~ ~ saw se,ne
kuIposc. uac ii ~ antnr IG bound 81 hams sy Ia "
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Adviccs from Melbourne, dated 18th OF September,
state disturbances continued the east coast Of
New Zealand
The colonial forces and friendly natives had been
successful against the fanatics The pah stormed
by the colonial forces The expedition captured the
natives who murdered Volkner and Captain close
The Governor had conscated land Taranaki, and had
issued proclamation OF peace and amnesty The east
coast alone under martial law motion TO divide
New Zealand into two colonies had been neeatved in
the House of Representatives by majority OF fourteen
II was carried in the Legislative Council without a
division Ministers propose further taxation New gold
fields attracting population
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In pursuance Of superior orders General Gsbleus
m Interview with the Prince OF Aggusterburg aud an
nCnccd TO him, in the mos confederate POSE bic
that eh oud his stay In Holsten lead 10 any demonsra
iions IN favor Of the hnenstenburg claims, his Ighpess
wor id be immediately either expelled from The Duchss
or pncd M der arrest The dbcHd Post BAYS the above
statement X n Wounded
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uruxSl.
Adviccs from tho scat Of war In South America en-
tended TO September ~
OPERATIONS had been commenced in the province OF
C0rricntes which, according 10 the statements OF GEN
Esgarnbia the defender OF Uruguayana, was occu
ped by thousand Paraguayans under Robes
General Flores had recrossed the Uruguay with the
advance OF his army, reinforced by six thousand nfan
try from Rio Grande, and marching norhward In
order 10 off the retreat OF the Paraguayan column
This movement supported by the Brazilian and
Argentine forces, undor hitre, who had resumed the
chief command OF the allied army. The Ndcionai OF
Monevdeo states that the Count Eu and the Duke de
Sake continued in the field under Marshal 0sario and
Admiral Tamandare
quay river the 25th September, accompanied by Ad
miral Tamandare but pected to return TO Urn-
giayana time supervise THE organization OF the main
body OF the Brazilian trools under Flores. Generals
.Cruzeron order from Don Pedro In person. IL was
reported that the invader removing all the guns
from their batteries at Cuevas Mercedes and Rlachuelo
city Of Corrientes, where the Paraguayan Gen.
which had been ordered up the river to his sup
port
The surrender of uruguayana caused great rejoicing
Rio Janeiro The Brazilian fleet remained at Rincon dc
Soto.
M Thornton the British Envoy was received by the
Emperor Of Brazil on the 23d Of September The inter
view took place in the encampmeDt Of the Brazilian
troops thirteen thousand strong before Uruguyana. A
large tent served as the imperial audience chamber
His Majesty surrounded by his nlaw the Count
d'Eu and the Duke de SAKE, the Minister OF War, Acm
raj Tamandare the Marquis de Cacas and the officers Of
his suite together with number OF Brazilian generals
accompanied by their respective Stalls battalion OF
infantry served as q guard OF honor. Mr. Thornton
England the restoration of diplomatic relations be-
tween the two countries. The Emperor replied that he
looked upon the renewal Of diplomatic relations with
sincere satisfaction.
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frankfort.

IL stated at Vienna that note had been received
there from the Frankfort Senate, which, although
couched in more polite language, repeats the refusal Of
that body 10 accode 10 the demand Of the great Ga
rpWcrR
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The Prussan government having resolved 10 construct
roncsd feet negotiations have been opened with the
leading French and English shipbuilders TO that end
The firms OF Arman Co., Bordeaux, and Sasuma Co
OF London WILL II is said DO ntrused with the erecu
tion Of the first orders
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A letter Of the Emperor Napoleon TO Marshal Mona
hon on the Algerian question had been published II
concludes as follows
would turn TO account the vaor OF the Arabs rather
than bear hardly upon their povcrty-render the colo
niss rich and prosperous rather than establish settle
ments OF emgrants and maintain soldiers In healthy
situations rather than expose them 70 the wasting eli
mate Of the desert BY the realization OF this programme
shall appease passions and satisfy interests then Al
gera will be TO no longer burden, but new element
OF strength The Arabs restrained and concatod. will
give us what they can best gvenamely, solders and
the colony become nourishng by the development OF Its
territorial riches, will create econmercia movement
emlnently favorable 10 the mother country.
The Aonueuy says rumors evidently exaggerated have
been circulated relative 10 the state OF affairs In Algeria
Tho only facts certain that the 10th Of October 81
Lala made his appearance In the Southern districts Of
Algeria with two thousand h0rscmen and one thousand
four hundred soldiers foot Eunez has been beaten
and Ia in full retreat, and will be pursued far the
Of the year will allow
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superscdIns employment OF i've or six hends and 70
otter place that know Of has The benefit OF s great az
Tnc stills are located upon of the and ship
N de IIom ", hank upon The dec o we Sesset
which saves great expense IN hauling ,,n ,,, ., ~,
reached I Business S' % and return ooes
night and dst,nt 10 $50 miles from New Orleans
s a. best and cheapest broaus and
,s can sn' ss and R II
be again good mas for spirits ana r@s,ax 1 ssy could
Sc made % any other part Of The T 20 streams. there
The health Of country excellent The water ssarss s
The improvements consist Of frame d lcr
soreroom two story warehouse hspa loL shs ses, ~,
aSie o Sts IS ~ sp IS hsaa Of mules
40 hands and other necessary ayns bes
ambsr u liz that have burned be-
cleaned msi" out and an cnIiis.:ed again. ,,.
barrels and 20 barrels capacity some % them
have been patched sx mules three wagons oo,re sIvss
rosin river which can be recovered easily a"d some
pThsre Is also attached Of 70 which pro
daces peas and @ ,s BEEN raised AID h rne
IS not only valuable on accoun o the P. and ros,ns thai
Be made from portion p &c which has been
for sss soa msS "a
There 10 good site Tor saw and grist 'n win ro's
The present high prices Tor naval stores proba
by OF their continuance for time on account of the
scarcity the production for the future
many places having been burned up viii cause place Ike
this with 10 quantity Of unlocked timber and eli
ebly located De gcrly sought ae deem needless
20 say the purchaser VIII examine the premises aud
acquaint him self with IT, numerous advantages. -,
The attention Of capitalists " particularly Invited W his
e- ss location
Applications may be made 10 me by letter ad-
dressed Uniontown Ala, until February next then ~
Wilson, North Carolina; or'to Mr. JAMES WEMfss 81
Mobile Ala during my absence from NE STATE E.rS ~
plcation Is solicited. WILLIAM l.. kENNbof'
UNoNrowr. Ala, Oct 3, 1865
n nOn ACRES TfMBERED LAND, LYING N
O.VUV Polk county, Tennessee on the Hwasssee rse'
IN
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TINTED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION


All persons who may hold unsettled claims % any MIG
against The Sanitary Commission ee requested TO present
e sarnn for nd usment thu General Secretary At thu
central ONCE of the Commission 22 street Without delay
o ~ " 49, JNO. 5. BLATCHtORD
General Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-16

CANTON, Sept. ~, 1865.
Tea unchanged Export TO date fifty eight million
pounds. Exchange on London AZ. 3D.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 81, 1866.
Tea declining. silk quiet Export TO date $1,000.
Exchange ON London gs 1s4d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-16

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