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9EHPsfe s TT wEsssSs5I sSS 9S
On FRlDAf the l4th instant. at O'Clock D. N .
we baI sell on the prsmises. Lot No. =, 10 Grit.
tendt subdivision OF Square 3e3, having "a feet
mont by O. set inches deep, TO a public s,isy
making IT profitable Investment for aAy one wish
Ing 70 purchase desirabIe bu idinR lot
Terms One third cash: balance In four and nj ma
months, secured By . deco Of trust on the prem,
cost Of She Durchsssr. $50 down when coli.
de lid GREEN A WITLIAMS Apc,s
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OoLoATEs AROMATIC vKaErABLp SOAP
Auperfor ToiLzr Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils In combination with GLycxRIsl
and especially designed for the use of L.prz. and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled
FOR ssis by all drusgists aeo,x
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PROPOSALS.
RIO ARCHIfEOfs,
hsR sE fH .Gf

BUILDINGS FOR rHE wAB DEPARTMENT
AT wAsAISsToS, y. Q. ----.-L
,pscshesfios:. end e.ti@at-- q est fsr sss ere
sss s su,ss. 11s q, :, w var R.s-,.s 90
arc adjacent vacant ground. in washington
The bsf,dings required should have . .uperhcisl
area = are as the cite selected VIII adult Of.
q: :s y. NJ 81 e
p.ie.,i0n. personally, or BY letter, ts the asdsr
premium Of s.oss for the FIRST OF s1,ss for the
bic plans ast .pseiseatisp. reeves, viii ss
:sTssd uESs Zoe .PsgS,:l fine Hon sssrs,.,y
dsty Of selecting site ssd prersriss pans and
srecihoat;ops for the Building of the War De-
psrtment under act OF Congress approved July
The r,sn. and .y.ciaeshso. must be .est TO the
Recorder Of the Board. Ordnance once. winder' .
Building ashins ton. ID. O.. on before the let
The hoIs siii r.'e,y. ,ss :, sss q rel.e, any or
bic for the purpose. veil - 20 retain sny or sI
TT. TRRADwHLL,
noNlm Breyet Lieut.. Del c. e. A, Recorder.
PROPOSALS FOR rERsIsHIss FRESH
FoRr MoNRoE. Va. Dece mber S. isss.t
n, en h Pr2ss.s,s ~ srsi,s'e Sdli be received
is,ni.hi,s b. contract. u1der bond., TRksH
Fort Monroe, Camp Hamilton. Yorktova, and
norfolk Va, Ter six M nths, commencing 9asG-
The Beef 10 he ~ q good wholesome. nark.t-
able quality. delivered In equal proportions OF
fere and hind quarter meat, fnecks. .hanks ana
kidneT tallew TO b- excluded at the Coalmisssry
butcher stalls At Fort Monroe asd Comm sssry
store at Norfolk ct gu q me aud such susp,-
ties a. may be requirei by the Subsistence Depsrf
ment aud will be subject o. ia. Pection befor.
issue, and should be slaughtered at The point OF
Issue.
TIE Governments reserves the risht 90 re,ect
Proposals deemed unreasonable. or offered bv
tts who have here oiore failed 70 complete con
tracts WI
Bidders requested Re present or repra
scented at a . opeuinR Of the bids
Proposals should be endorsed on the en- yeiopa
Proposals tor Fresh Beef and address@d 70
IAMES CURRY
De l0t Colonel and e. ev
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{ RAILROAD LINES.

1866 r.sssrtSHsHisHizz ROUTE 1867
II 49, ssss
10 rHshoRrHwIsf; SOUTH. AND SOUTH
wIHrDR SCHEDULE.
~ ssc sla esr november H. is''' trsh' WI
" *..sis.. .'' ~. o.. m B.,sinor.-s N.
!. sih E:,.s.
::s :sSas iIsS fos. 9 scsIs: sYqI; e i'm: over
Two b.ii, Train. 70 the ws.,
Is.cysh from Baltimore to ROOH EsrER and
PassDs.rss asis route rom B.irimo have
pssSTs ana S so TaRK ~ changes n
nee. corner $50 stree. ssd Pennsyiv.ni. eus,
Passengers procuring tcisss ct this Office can
secure . sseomnodations in Sleeping Cars for IL
=. j. WILKINS. riese, Agent,
Ed b. q nSTss Ga Gen. Pass. Agent DELI,
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
~ Sc 1E
On and .fss INC, MONDAY. so,sa6er !. 1855. and
until fIItnef notlse Passenger Trains Will run be.
tween Washington aud Alex andria folIo.s:
EIan Nd asSe, From e.f DUKE asnr,
4 Ere, Mail sS Lcs. oos ki.. t A n
Local ST.. , .,ss Ind and a:nry-s@ ::
:. go. seS p, --..--...lS@
.....-.-ll-O Buke& Henry 500 P NJ
Locsieor King
and Henry. o
sgNpAY PASSENGER TRAINS.
S sG% Nd n ssi,ss ds'Gs Fro. Pm.
Local n THROUGH nm Nal Il 8 3 p ?. H. n
Phs sffss- asn.s.I %.nsssf
L PHTLADELPRfA aSbNEWfaRK. ioS
&AlE aHR
Trsips between Washington and New YORK are
FOB NAV YORK without chan &c Of cars.
saon DAILY except Sunday At 7:S q: N. and
FOB NEW YORK. changing car. at Philaael.
Leave daily except Sunday .. HIS a. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave nS ds,iy except Sunday at % and has a.
w ' anu On 81 SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Phil sdeIphis At $50 ,.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 .. m. train
:,
In the day. as we'll as at the office T., the
avenue, h.tween 9th and Ith streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
tUa s 1c sns ,Ss
il. WILSON. Master Of Trans portation
trnn con k6oS Ssgsrsi Its Ticket W. Agent .so
oco.a o A00" = q AseH'' washington
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILI AN Il AIR RE
NEWER
keneWs the Hal

Halls VEGETABLE BIcILIAN AIR RRNEHRn
Restores gray hair to the original coler
HALLS VEGETABLE SIciLIAN HAIR RKNKwER
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENxwRl
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR R.yKwHR
Does not stain the skin.
Halls eICILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR REyRyvR
Has proved itself the best pre- for the hair
.r ever presented to the public.
Price IL. FOR sale b. ell druggists. 10 90 Tuly
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HALLS XEGETARJ.r

.slClLlAN HAIR RENEWER
proved ftse To be the nest perfect pre mar
ioI me hair ever offered to the public.
IT'S vegetable compound ana Contains mo m
Jurfous properties vbstever
Color N'H ~ as
viii Keep the hair fr ON falling ont
~ eleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and siiken ''
It's splendid hair drsssgnz
TO person, cid or Jonng, should fail to use II.
hknlCAL Authority
- Ash for Halls Vegetable siciliaD Hair Be
never, snd take no other
RP HALL co.,
Nsshna, N. H., Propri.tors.
For sale By sll Druggists ia5-ThIy
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L'OB sALE-COOKlNG STOVES, troni sls
So Psrlor Stoves from SO u 5l
tte " siout kxteu-iss Ta~Ir az
Chains. Tables Bsd-tesas OH Cloth for sale
efssp At the Second hand FUN lTURE store
- iIh street. between L. and ~
Also wants 60 buy secOnd hand stoves an3 Fur
D. a. 4
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ORPHANS 0OUkT, Bee. s. ls56.-DisrRrcr
~ OF CoLuxslA VASE, sToN couNrr, 70 ira:
In the case Of William .M MJ,s1 ,s sxecntor
aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the or
phans' Court of Washington County aforesaid aP-
pointed Saturday, the stn Gay o. snsqary. ls tor
estate OF said and Of the assets IN hand a.
far ss the snme have been collected aud turned Into
yns s ses are pos hs q sSa
otserwsse by Law be eIcluded from ali seneht ~
sas 81 for ss es shs ts
Evening Star, preS,cu. TO the said day
10000. Test-JAs- X GbElsNE;
NJEDICAL BOeKs-Dalton's Human Pnysioio-
System Of surgery. Grsy's AAatomy. Flint on
me hes pa =, osss' ss. edition rlist.
svois London, Fownes Klementary Chsmistry'
Wood, NJ D. Bidcie's s,eris Mediea. avn Many n,
oc6 q y liFsl - FfANok rAYLDR. p
: We have nov on haad an assortment Of N74
40 TO so PIANOS,
Which we are Offering Tor 80 a at factory prices.
Purchesing exclusively Cor cash, we are enabled
= We METZERorr CO.
SIS Penn q avenue
Sole agents for sfeinwss son.i Plan ana Ma
DARBY y0Us FRAnoAIs; Or. Do Voc spo.t
Z rrench b 90 cent? spr.ehsa sie Deatseh. Or.
Do Non Speak German 80 cents Hah,a "a Esee
Eesnoi; or, DO You rprak sp.ni.hy ~ oent..
cents. HssmSni.. Pos,'qass. psr I.ns,t LAIN g
censs. Reensiiienents Poetiquss. par lama ri az;
Ssss,' Vie dc 'e10'' par t Hsa;Si sl |sv,ov
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ael7It
by JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO. A1etioos.r.

BIZ JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO. AuetiOneers.
CATALOGUE Sale OF VALUABLE MIsCEL.
LANE0uS BOOKS
At the Auction Rooms, commencing MONDAY
peceuoer nth. at o clock p. IN We shall self =
Isree COLLECTION OF STANDARD Works. embracine
every branch OF literature, being the Iibrnrv ~
the iAts III IN w. w Sc .ton, and 9th, rs "
az the Auction Rooms ~ Aeu
Terms cash.
de l2-d } @. McGrIRE IN a,...
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A CTION :
"A BIB. LEWIS, Auctioneer will selt
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK uu.iI sold
/ THE entire stock OF
R WATCHEs. JEWRLRY DIAMONDS. &c at
ALEXANDER
de Ut 49, $40 Pennsyly ania avenue
RY W. l.. WALL CO.. Auctioneers,
BAILIFr's SALE. 4F..D
BY N1rfne oil a warrant Il distress 70 me directed
~ Mrs u Munck. as administr atri 4 Of the Ia q
mHpck, dect a.ei. have levied on one Bill
hard able as the property of Nor gan. to satisfy
house rent Que and In arrears sci Mrs Muuck
And shall sell the same Ut public Auction on
TUESDAY MORNING. 18th December at 10 ,cIk
ia front Of W. l.. Wall Co.'S. An ctiO on Rooms
M BCSHER. Bsiiif
/ ce II W. L. WALL CO., Aucts
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SURELY, STEADILY,
ACCESSIBILITY

sA0LAHDHRy EXTRACT bUCKU
II cuRrNs
sverS esss OF KIDNEY DISEASE. Rn.vnAYIsx.
CRAWL, URISARY DIsoRDsls. wIAxszss and
PAINS In the BACK. TlnALE COMPLAINT, and
1RouBLEs arising iron IxcIssEs OF ANY Klrs.
CONE. II AFFLICTED
TkY LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU
600 oy all Apothecar;es Price o.. D. BARNIs
w.. New York, and BARNES. WARD 90. .,
new Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH q
hoskRs' Wholesale Drussists, Boston. Mass /.
General Agents. s.h ,a-,,
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
CASES,

DFull Information, with the hiyhsst isstlpao
StaAs also, Book on Spsrrdf DISEASES sn n ssafsd
sHrsiops, sentfTee. 81 Be and send for N, ~
and you icIH not rseret az. for ADVERTISING ply
H'isDs are generally spIPestoTs without TsfsTenrss
DO stranger should be trusted Enclose q stamp
Tor Postage ard direct 20 DR. LAWRENCE. No.
Ia Bond street, New Ysrk no IL DkWly
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I ApIEs' pREss TRIMMINGS

Just opened a lar &c and beautiful sssortrnent ~
the above. In jet fribs -, Bugle Galloous su1le
sinps, bugle Drop Buttons. ornaPeuts Che
lille, CrIeIsl and Far Frisees at
AIS. LOVES
297 Pennsyivania ave. - ard
ceef No. - Market ypAca
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RY III. X. WALSH 90, Auctioneers
- No. 2s5 PeDna. ave, corner 10Th street

SPECIAL RALE OF CLOTHING
On THU R5DAY MURHING, December Il ., 10
o'clock, and In the evening az Z o'clock We viii
sci Tor cash. good sssoI tment 81 Ready N s1e
Hesyt English Pilot and Beaver Overeoats
DO Sack, frocx and Dress Goats
Plush aud Rubber Costs, Pants AMI Vests
BelkDap. silk trent Ribbed Undershirts and
Drawers
t'ne Linen bosom White Shirts
Heavy all wool, Jackets. Mufters
ffue ia Blankets. Comforts, aud sheets
Linen Table Cloths, Breakfast shAwls
Large assortment Ladies' and Cent? Hosiery
Also,
Small invoice Of Crockerv aud GIsss wave
NJ. K. WALSH 90
oe iEN Auctioneers
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MARRIAGE AND oELIsAOY,

:" = LII All AND CELIBAU1,
sn Essay OF warning and Instruction for Young
meh. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
me vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
ree OF charge IN sealed letter envelopes. Address
t1on. PhiIsdeIphia. Pa eur ~ sm
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SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS.
LEAvE WAsHIssTOy LFAv1 ATprsxnpr.
from Nd avenue depot. From cor Duke 4 Henry
Local at-.--...6;0 p NJ Through Mail a a. N
o. a. 6TEVRNS. General Superip tendent
nolo W. PHELPS General Manager
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AUCTION SALES.
III NAaLr AIO.,rAucsiupssrs.

RT sAahH Ato., IAucsiUpssrs. 0E-Ea-rI
enTHURsDAY. pfcsmber 18Th at 10 o. lock, nj
e or sslsssreo", gap Pennsyissuia syenss, wa
I8roeerie. ps.kets o. a.oi D. . .ssaaisaa "a
E,e and Bourbon wLisisy in oottlsvsna aemi
- 9otps III a 80. IN II 100 a q rTa In
Hcotch Wbishey- Brssiy. and ether Liquors
lOases Of Canned Mests. Fruits &C. -f'rr
Soap, Starch, Pepper. &C. 80 -lssr, 81 is57
Peremptsry sale Of o. la "
py Good Shirts, prsvs,- - ~. 20 20
rnoeftry, Blankets, Fancy Goods, &c
tsie p6sitive. rtF. III ..#s IA A .ferV II
IL HALE A 90 Amer.
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Ii Is o
- Stores 81 ) and al, "a
Sou'h corner Pebnsy lvabis Avenue ara 9Th Ct
PEREMPTORY sALB OF A STOCK OF cRo.
C9Nks. IIQUORs. UAel5 BffrERS, a..
At ACTION -
On rHURsD ~ MORNING, Dec ls, We vim
sell ~ Cur auction rooms wirto lt reserve n IL rss
sock OF GIoceIies &c, comprtsi ng- D
Bar,th Crnshe q White and yelfos Sugars
Bah cts, Rrooms. Buckets
- barrels Moore 4 90 o Whisleys
20 barrels p. Clay Old Whiskoy
500 sases Joe kew Club Bitters sr..
100 cares fumtiers; dozen IN case go
Kegs Butter, Barrels Flour
70 cases Numsen. Carral& Co. = Condensed MIX
2 0eo eegars, different brands.
win variety of other goods in the Grocery line,
all OF which will Be sold without reserve for cash
IL W. Il. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts
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- g1lts y IJlIaH LIAM, :
Washington. %. a.. NoyemU er 81 IsS I
Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals for In
dian Goods" ~tli be received st thr Once ~ In
dian Affairs until II O'Clock m on esrURDAY
the 18th ssy Of December next. for furuishine in
the quantities therein ven, the Articles named ip
the following lst. The propo-a ais To tpdicst. IN
,epsrnte oolunns AZ htte price said articles vii
he delivered In New York city, nd ~ " hat nrire
they Will be delivered IN ST Louis No Ths
Goods to he delivered at either place at the co,t OF
he -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-10
LETTER from the Hon. JOHN BELL,
Of Tennessee.

HIS VIEWS UPON THE QUESTIONS NOW
BEFORE THE COUNTRY.
rIs response 10 a letter from George BGber,
Esq, Of LOmsriile, Ry.l
LETTER NUMBER l.
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,,,a. - h,,lI hoinr ,,or,, obor,, nt the hnv and
With = hea,,tin transom stern. having a sheer of
six feet from stem to stern 1t is in contemplation
by the gentlemen having this project in hand, to
ouu TWO ooas ie y, ' hnt ,x hs
h Iu in this CITY i N'N p' - =
Dawn WurrE-Merchants' and Peop1e,s Line
to,. Louisripe. new and unsurpassed pas
senrer steamer. in charge of Can't. J. W. yawter,
and Mr.. NJ. s, yawter in the office, leaves at 10
o'clock this morning for Memphis, Cairo and Louis.
villa connectinp with the railroads for all points
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=.
A correspondent writing from Charleston har.
Dor, gives the following animated description OF
that famous locality:
In the CENTER in mid channel, like GRIM sentl-
mel. stand Fort Sumter, bowed, broken and desc,
late. A shapeless pile Of earth and sand, ana
brick. il bears no likeness to its former self.
Where the new cross of the Confederacy and the
palmetto flag Of Gen. Ripley were SO proudly ~
ner. and that the red, white and blue now waves.
Scared and cracked, its walls seem ready to
fall. The face towards Cummings Points crushed
and broken into steep hill Of mingled sand and
brick, and shot and shell. The face towards Fort
Moultrie is protected by solid work of interviewer
palmetto logs. Yet the structure of the fort is
Scared and cracked and broken above and around
and behind these additional defenses. The case
mates closed and covered by immense framewori
of heavy beams, and this again, thick with earth
can be entered only with winding passages, damp
and dripping with moisture. The classmates once
entered, it would hardly seem possible that any
human being could have lived any length OF time
and the carriages were sweating with Shiny
moistnre.s a85s b9sf#gsa ag}5
Climbing out of the stone port-hole and through
the more widely extended one in the paime,to
logs you could look down around the base OF tne
fort where the ceaseless tide had woven over each
Of the stones mantle like thick, green wet moss
and see fragments Of shell and broken bolts lou
could look to the right and see where the wan naa
crumbled and fallen into the sea- fou coulo io y,
above and see, the logs rent and gashed, and ing
brick wall with great scars and ragged CRACKS ana
wide seams us though little more Of the storm o,
| iron shot would have, beat il down beneath ING
surface Of the sea You would look to the left and
see the closed ports, the rough repairing the
broken parapet. :,
In the interior the sandy earth was supported in
its irreruarity by the numberess fascnes and ga
HONS and dotted here and there by dark holes,
which admitted us into the dark caverns. What
thad been the parade ground was now green and
slimy with the stagnant moisture, over which were
scattered pieces Of an old exploded gun, scraps OF
| iron hoops, few decayed barrel staves iron and
leaden shot scattered from shrapnel, and bits oil
soiled clothing and broken bayonets From the
tall flagstaff in the centre small Union banner
was waving. And this was all that remained Of
Enrt Sumter. ----.--
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Narine Snteaigeltrt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAN'T STREET.,
...rE0 Monday, April g, 1855

CRESCENT OFFICE, NO. 81 CAHP STREET.,
. -..- Monday, April g, 1866
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Maraposa, Quick, for New York,
J N Courtenay
Steamship Gen Grant Holmes, for New York,
A Moulton
Br steamship Pisano, Thornham. for Matamoros,
E Forstall & Sons
Steamship Lillian, Olsen, for Galveston,
- G A Fosdick
Steamship Jas Green. Farchild, for Pensacola,
Zerega &co
Steamship N Banks, Pepper, for Pensacola,
Halves & Bowen
Steamship " G Hewes, Austin, for Galveston,
#F &c Harris
Steamer Lady Gay, Burke, for St Louis Master
Steamer Mary Conley, English, for Mobile, Master
Ship Memnon Baker, for Liverpool,
Creevy, Nickerson &co
Ital'n bark Giovanni Batista, Guigl:emino for Pal
ermo, NJ de Gregoria,
BIZ bark Emily, Thrussel, for Liverpool,
Gauche
Sw bark Uman, Andersen, for St Petersburg,
W Buddendorf
Schr Tranquil, Simpkins, for Brazos Santiago,
| 81" Z Smaller il
Schr Anna Walters, for Pensacola, Master
Schr Talbot, Packard, for Pensacola, in ballast
Thorndike s. Morton
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Impcrts Yesterday.

MONTGOMERY (Ala)--steamer neft.24 bis
cotton H w Farley &eo-lS do Battle, Noble &co
"a do H Ware h Son-l7 do N j Smith &co--5 do
Witherspoon & Halsey--4 do Sutherlin, Warren 4
co--25 bales osnaburgs F Dunbar-25 do to
Marx-40 do to Lehman, Newgass &co-l Flora
Temple colt Pierre Sonle-sundries to order-To-
tai l52 bales cotton
OBILE-Steamship Lucretia--ls bales moss
mats H Hansell-l5 empty half-bbls Geo Merz--
Ia cotton gins j Link--6S bales cotton to Butt.
Flash s Lyon--9 do Stevenson May-l horse
Slevn-sundries to order-Total " bales cetlon
MESSIN Bark Arthur-l2S0 cantors of brim-
stone-lOO bags nuts rs bxs almonds lao bags Of
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4 NoRTHsRN SEoEssIoNIsTs. = The New York
World says, on an article on that ridiculously
absurd word /" disoyal:n
There is man in New York who has sold for
twenty years an infallible remedy against bald
ness all the while hairless as billiard ball: but
even his andacty not as magnificent as Greeley's
calling secessionists rebels and seoundrels, when
he himself admitted distinctly and fully the right
of secession The difference between Jefferson
Davis and Greeley upon the secession point was
this Davis believed in secession, and through
risk oflife and fortune attempted to carry out his
faith; Greeley believed in it, but when he found it
did not pay, be changed his mind and got paid for
abusing it.
The abotionists, in fact, were all secessionists !;
they wanted the strong to secede from the weak !;
in which case to deny the right of secession would
have been as disloyal in New York as to affirm it
! has been when the weak seeded from the strong.
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Sitter Intelligence.

Il
The weather during the past week has generally
been warm, rainy and at times dusty
l Business was dull on Saturday. However, it
| was marked with degree Of greater activity than
ruled for the previous days in the week. The
weather on Saturday was unpropitious, and on ac-
count of the departure of several eligible and ia
vorite packets, heights were in rather better
offering.
Z We are pleased to note the fact that our new
city surveyor is pushing to completion, as fast as
he possibly can, the wharves. If he should con-
tinue, the wharyes will be in complete order in
side of three weeks-that is, the steamboat land
ing. The only thing that is wanted now is the
filling up and Smelling the dirt part of the leyee,
with crossings leading from every street. from st.
Louis to Girod Streets so that those whose business
may call them to the different steamers may go
and come without detention especially when it
rams. an aE
The steamer White Cloud for st. Louis, David
White for Louisville, and Cotile for Macon and
Tensas were unable to leave Saturday as an.
nounced. The White Cloud left yesterday. The
| David White leaves to-day at 10 A. M, and the
| Cotile leaves tomorrow evening. BIZ
Since our last the following boats have arrived,
and we return thanks to the officers for fayors viz
David White, ID. B. Campbell and Nina SHINES
The great Qutman will be in port to-day and
returns to vicksburg tomorrow evening She is
lreceyiug now at the head of Common street.
1.-The United States mail packet Bart Able will be
Receiving to-day, md leaves again on Wednesday,
carrying the United States mails to Memphis and
way landings.
The Rad River packets Dobloon and National
will be receiving this morning for all landings as
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Exports Saturday.

LIvERPOOL-Ship Memnon- 2204 bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Bark Emily-l735 bales cotton
PALMRMO-Bark Giovanni Batista 81 hhds to-
bacco 81 600 slaves 1850 feet lumber
ST PETERSBURG-Bark Uman--95l bales cot
ton
NEW YORK-St Steamship Marposa--243 bbls Of
flour 100 bbls oil 10 bbls nuts II bales moss $50
bxs wine AZ hhds birthstone
NEW Notwithstanding Gen Grant-146 bales
cotton l6 bales wool l6 bags do 742 bbls flour
hhds tobacco 1897 SKIS corn u csks bacon 81 pkgs
mdse 100 bys meat .
EsToN-Steamship W G Hewes--24o
bbls flour 100 SKIS oats aud sundries
MATAMOROS-Ste Pisano-S undry mdse
Craftsmanship j S Green-Sundry
mdse 81 81
SAC0LA-Steamship N Banks-400 SKIS
corn 100 bbls -four and sundries
PENSACOLA-Schr Anna Walters-400 bbls of
Aour Ia csks bacon go bbls pork $50 SKIS corn
BRAZoS SANT1AGO-Schr Tranquil-75 bbls
flour rs bbls ale "a bxs candles rs cases wine and
sundries l5sg8
ST LOUIS-Steamer Lady Gay-Sundry mdse
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mary Conley--5 bbls whisky
8 hhds sugar Al SKIS cotton bbis whisky
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Aew gsans aauu Cseen aouaxy osnt Arn 49, BB6unpk h

shumac 1900 bss lemons 1890 do oranges to F
Cochran y- ,-,,
LIVERPOOL--Br bark Sarah Payson-4794 SKIS
salt to Mummy, Luling &co
BORDEAUX Norwegian bark Constancia--
Wines brandies, etc, to order
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Az QuHrhhtfnbs
Br steamship Mexico, Pendexter, from Vera Cruz
to II Hall eco
Steamship Liberty. Stafford, from Baltimore It'll
via Havana 18th inst, to Creevy, Nickerson &ct
Bark Aberdeen, ---, from Havana, with sugar
to Murson &co .s
Bark Monarch, -, from Matanzas, with 32O(
bxs sugar, to J B Murison &co
Br schr Dolphin. --, from Kingston, ia, Will
grantees, to 3 Pilsbury e
Schr Flying Scud -, from .
Brig Jas Davis, 5Clough, from Cardenas, to master
Schr United States, Newman, from Havana, II
!, master--with molasses to A Il D'Meza
Schr Mais, Hardenburg, from Havana
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oPELOUSAS.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY. ats E.n
NOR OPELOUSAs, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
simmspo5t Mouth Bayou Rouge, and al nternedla s
regular New Orleans md opeousss weekly packet stenmss
Irene. .. Hinekley, master, NJ Eenison, clerk, viii
j. E GARIIN, s. Old Leves street,
s vIRGINIuS G. pENTZEI. Advertising Agent
n BThe steamer Irene viii land passengers at point
o the cOnBt