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LOCAL NEWS.

THE LIoUoR LICENSES recent act OF Con.
eress makes IL the duty OF the Board Of Police
sale Of .sinF wtha The ,Ua .ns
limits before such licenses are legal. There
mas been some misapprehension in various
parts OF the District as 70 the mode Of pro.
cedure by the Board in this matter some sup.
posing that they have no definite system; to
correct which we Will state that il is an order of
ne Board that 'all licenses, or applications for
or fermented. wsthinth Metropslitan Police
District Of the District Of Colpmbia, shall be
submitted 10 the Lieutenant Of the precinct in
w nich me building or Sg,ldinss are located;
cause the same to be examined and make writ.
ten replies" as TO the locality Of the premises;
the number OF such places on the same side OF
the square, on the entire square and the SO uare
opposite: whether the squares are improved
And how whether any Of the signefs of the ap.
plication are engaged in similar business else
prescribed by law on the premises: whether
the applicants are actually engaged In the
business; whether disrepntable, disorderly, or
sns the
soA 10 believe that the places have been kept
open in hours prohibited BY law, &c. !. =
The business Of the State Department il now
being conducted at the Few Department build.
ing, l3th street west and Sstreet north, and the
basement 10 devoted mainly to the book bind.
ing and packing establishment On the first
fisor are located the ofices Of the disbursing
| clerk, assistant disbursing clerk, consular
clerks, passport clerk, proo1.reader and Terri
torial Bureau. The reception room, commu.
nicating with the ONCE Of the Secretary IL on
the second floor, facing south. On this fioer
are the ofnces Of the First and Second Assist.
ant Secretaries, Diplomatic Bureau and the
chief clerk, a. well a. the ante.room and
room for the messengers. The library 10 on
the third floor, fmmediately over the rscep.
tion-room. The onices on this floor are those
Of the commissioner OF Immigration, the super
intendent OF Statistics, the translator, the ex-
aniner OF claims the commission clerk, and
the copying clerks, Here also is located the
stationery room. On the grounds to the east of
for the accommodated Of the horsea used BY
the Department; and q handsome coupee, con.
structed by Adams & Gone, New York, has
been provided for the use Of the Secretary.
. IAA--HA--.i y ~
THE PRIZE RINa.-Quite : number OF sport.
ding men and habltues Of rang Aehts, have ar.
rived in this city 70 dAy IN anticipation, Il in
said, OF the mill expected 70 come on shortly
between Mike Carr, alas English, Of this city
epd W.. nv httes OF BaAtimorA formerly Of
Boston. Among Otners expected = b present
are Aaron Jones ane Joe Oobufn. %
ias+f etf A7~t 'e.- -@4A Dx---- a. y
TIE RAcxs.-To-day the races for the week
will commence upon the NatSonal track Which
il In prime condision. The purse to-morroW
Will be for $3.50, and there arc lour enfries az
good 6ottors Of this city. The race to-day
commences @ p. N. Omnibuses run 70 ths
eourse, about mile from the depos Of the city
railway At the Navy Yard.
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DISCHARGED FOB THE TRRM-This morning
the petit jurors in the Criminal Court were
discharged for the term. The grand Jury,
however, remains in session, preparing busi-
ness for the ne Xt term, which will commence
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. m.
0OvERNMENr SECURITIES.
WAsaIHGroH. November 10. 1885,
Jay Cooke e. o. furnish tho following
10 otatyops of 0oyerp mani sAcurtt,sa.

NBW YORK BIReR DOARD eALH0.
Coupons, nay; Five Twennes, isea. fo7x;
five TWenass. 1854. Io6 Five TWenres,
lees, 106k, Five Twenties, January and July,
1866, l0Sk; Ten fort,es, 100 Seven Turtles,
August lGSx; do. June, los; do. July, los;
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lHTRRNAL REVENUE The receipts from this
source to-day were 1862 299.s7
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IA convention of the farmers Of Virginia
Is 10 be held in Richmond tomorrow.
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TBH TRNPRRAscx MovEMRnr-Yestsrday
afternoon, the usual temperance meeting OF the
Washingtonians was held in the Northern
Market, at which MI. John 5. Holm gshead
presided, and addresses were made by Messrs.
Ros. A. Fish, John A. Golden, w. =. Drew,
and George w. Maher. The interest in these
meetings seems TO be on the Increase, and at
every meeting numbers take the pledge.
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0RAHD LARCENY Saturday. offcer q. O.
MtIer an6RufA, CT the ThiFd Ward, arrested
three boys, named Thomas Donovan, Henry
aSom -, IN Treasury notes. the property of
0eofHe r.. Aloea. Mr. Allen Is a dry goods
merehAat, corner OF 9Th street and Market
Space, and his deek Is near a window fronting
the street. He was counting the money ~ the
desk, when he was called swsy suddenly TO
attend q customer, and leN the money near the
WINDOW. He returned in about n We minutes.
and the money was gone. One OF the young
men in the store had been watching the sus-
picious movements OF three boys, and when
the case was reported at the central guard
house. Omcer Miller started VITA the young
man IN search Of the boys, and found them in
the Northern Market With the aid of Ofieer
Roth two Of them were caught, but the third
escaped for q while, but at last gave himself
up. Yesterday morning they had q hearing
before Justice Thompson, who sent Donovan
and Cronin to jail. aud held Hasiup to bail for
further hearing.
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by NAGLE q CO. Auctio1eer..

On TUESDAY hoRsING, November seth, at
H.ooA dst opI sss Pennsy vans
OF stock OF house declining business, cOnsistInS
Of
tbls Sugar, boxes Soap, 4 boxes Starch
10 boxes Pepper, 10 boxes Mustard, bors- OaadIe-
5frkins Butter, bones heese.
2 case. Ground Coffee, lot Of Canned Meat, ana
Fruits, sbls. Tomato Sstsup, &c.
20 cases Clsret, g cases Rhine Wine
10 cases choice Burgundy Wine 5csses Chairman.
50 dozen assorted Liquors, 50 demiyohn. a.sort-s
Liquors
lbsl Lemon Syrup. bbls. Old Rye WHISKY. s..
BIooms, Wooden Ware, and 9 lot Of suneries.
nole EA0LE A co A1r,.
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3 1 AIIENTIsev, KsIsaT +. r ~ :

H.rss u ssIsaFS kAs
Dt ,h No 4: KIT, sii .s.s@sie, IsI!s s.si,s.d.
10. pss; esoes a: he :1s s!sis is.v.:
st sh s'eIoes Il is sesssss.y for the tine. 70 b
Il s1PeGted that every uniformed member viii ap
Il '' VI ". HoRRIs SMITH, Recorder.
W~MAsONs, ArrENTIONt-AiI members Of
NY the fraternity who contemplate attending
the ceremonies ofths 10Th instant. in tho city OF
Baltimore, will please take notice that the Ticket
Agent of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad viii be
in attendance at Masonic Hall, corner of and
9Th streets. on MONDAY EVENING, att O'Clock.
to dispose Of
TRIP TICKETS.
All who desire them he'd better attend
Special Train, for the accommodation of the Fra.
ternity. will leave the Depot at ~ . m. on Tues
day.
Tickets are good for three days. and may be
purchased for members Of families of the Breth.
rem.
Master Masons AID members Of the Grand
Lodge and Grand Chapter. and Royal Arch Ma.
sons, will meet 1t the Depot on Tuesday, ats q. m
W. MORRIS SMITH,
1t Grand Secretary.
~LnERE WILL BE A. FAIR AND FIs.
S;Ssr th Al ns,E Dy inc teachers Of ths MissioI
EVENING, Nov. 10Th, for tho benefit Of the
*. fee. IN sas
Can be seen at the fair. no is ST.
~THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DISPOSED
US Of hrs coal and wood business to q. Jane
son, Eco. =, has sold hts accounts and demands of
Ls;%k an hSsa With full power 70 collect and
Washington. D. c., Nov. IL. isss
N.B.-The accounts and demands alluded to
above may be found e the old office, corner of 9
and lst streets, near Baltimore and Ohio Rsiirsad
snd make settlement Ut tho earliest opportunity.
- b. b. LAMkIH.
TI: o. .. F.-4RAND ENOAMPMENr-
n0SDAY EYGNisG. issS Instant nst sloe sa
nol1.t CHAS. y. b. COOLIDGE, Or. Scribe.
~THE LADIES SOUTHERN AID sOCI.
SsSRF6R LUNCH, and "a BtEA TX. At FOE FOE.
DAY, November q and =. The crops having
many part: Of the south is spp.Iiing. and the
% largely increased that they have determined to
make an effort to mitigate in small degree the
destitution daily coming to their Knowledge and
for their hearty CO operation. Donation. Of sny
kind be left at the Hail on Tuesday or Weane..
day, or At the following places :-Franeis Wheat.
nelly = Odutts Bridge street. Georgetown; or
Admiration, including fsbiean1. IS cts. no IN:
nTTHl IAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF
he Ha spinning s. asIzs ch1 S1soG oe. ts
Entrance Is cent? no 5-tf
rEsT ABLIs led 1872.
MCPHERSON 4 FERGusoN.
OH PENN. AVENUE, CORNER 1sT STREET,
r, CAPIToL HILL,
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TBEAsUBY piPARIMlST.

ortee Of SRpe-rtsiag drchtfsr',
November 18th 1855
sealed Proposals viii be received az tins of,ise
until Il clock m December ist 1855 for fur
nishfng and delivering fifteen huns red so loads
OF said apd one thousand q .oool loads OF Gravel
The sand must be sharp. clean and on such grain
s ss beet .uited to masonry, and the gravel must
ce Tree from clay, OF the most suitable size for
concrete The bidder must a bmit men. of IN.
SAND an4 gravel be proposes TO furnish. aud the
material must be delivers Of such places near the
Treasury Building - may be desi grated by the
Supervising Architect. and the whole OF the
Of March. 1857 The prize must include eli The
hauling and unloading. The materials will be in
AIS OF the Treasury Extension, and any not equal
an quality 20 the sample will be rejectei
The Department. reserves the right 70 accent
reject any or ell bids IL may be deemed for
interest TO 90.
= Proposals. should be endorsed "Proposals for
Sand and Gravel AID addressed TO the So per via
Ing Architect Of the Treasury Department
a. D. aCLLErT
NO SM Supervising Architect
- n C.---
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PERSONAL.

nj Rs. CURTIS IRVING, Caa,rroyani, Physician
III and Test Medium will give life re sdi nes, in.
ci16ine Past, Present and Future at her office,
42O, nerth side OF Penn . avenue, bet Ween AZ and
9Th streets. Office hours from 10 to a. m and to
9p. m. no rs Inn.
NJ b. l.. SMITH an excellent CLAIR voyant, Test.
W Business and Healing fisdium sees the liy.
ipg and dead, get names and friend to females
nouIs from ~ m. tall ,; m; Clarendon Hotel,
corner 9th street and Penn o ave. no 1857
GENILEMEN DESTROYS of ha wing their CLOTH
" ING SCOURED and REPAIRED, so ssto An.
pear e new, would do we'll by calling ct Ma.
SnUD1kS Ne All 10th street, between ID and
ond Hand Clothing. no IsiRs
Dk. LOvEJOI has BELOVED from his Office
y and resid ence, at the corner of eth and alta
BACK to bis OLD ONCE. No. 400 l2thst mole Ims
A III INQUIRIES AND CONCENTRATIONS
"A fn reference 10 "Walis Opera House, shonId
be reduced to writing, and addressed to the above
WE Wish TO IHFOkM eur lady frfends that
W We can now, at q little notice, make aud
stamp any pattern brought us; and take sneci al
care to obtain the very latest des Rns Of To-
81 KINGS o. Eeedlework. Stamped Goods Braid.
ollk And working Cotton for sale.
oc Hd PRINCE, 3sl street
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RROwN AND GRAY SUITS, Trr
- JACKET AND PANTS
Tor Boys years old and upwards,
$3.50. ta.......
0EO. C. HHNEIE0.
no - IT. Cor. It'll IT. and Mary land Az

NAleS eANf0RD will open on THURSDAY,
Eeys%bsr 90 the Latest Style. Of WIN: =
from Rev York. A choice assortment Of -
rLOHERS, RIBReNs, WHATS,
L1AThfnS, &C., selling ct greatly rs~
a, SAX Market Space,
no H~ts Between Seventh and Eielith sts
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A FEW TABLE BOARDHBs can be seeommo
"A dated In privste Family st ls5 n street be-.
tween Sth and 9Th. 80 - l-.e no 1876
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IsEi b 3 4 SET
CAcCIo CAvALLo,
CANASTRATO,
ENGLISH DAIRY,
81. YOUNG AMERICA,
rpv ASp

Is n. W. B6RCHELL.
EoR sALB-A HORsE, CARRIA0E, AND
l. HARNESS. =
Bay Horse. young and str ltsh, kind and r.
very fast, ana 10 splendid saddle horse; ~
Carrisge, seats for four persons, pesrly
new. and handsome silver mounted HarOess, very
good; the whole making . very handsome outfit
Tor gentleman and family, and viii be sold very
10 '.--t II. McCAFfRET.
10 1-ns corner I'd and b streets. Island
VATEs sELBY. 3as Pennsylvsnis Avenue,
Winter DRY GOODS By the LIST January ensuing,
have determined 70 run 10 Cd ill that time ~
making great bargains would DO well TO give them
ASall. no la-6f
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Z L OiU Nj hid

4 full assortment OF all grades choice Flour for
Bekeu; quality No !; pricelew.
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, J
II. 0ambrill mot Patapsco) and Linganor Family
Hlorrs In the District. As the latter brand has
been extensively eoaaterfeitei and sold In this
city. We would inform those Wishing this -four BIZ
arroneenent With the mile y we furnish IL lower
than 1t can be obtained from any other source
Qualify second 20 none. Price fraction less THAI
other drst class Family Rlopr.
Buckvheat 6 low rates. .... r.
Al grades Of Western Flour instore and for sale
lev By W. II. GAIT CO.,
1ndisna avenue and lst street.
no Is near De Dot.
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TOWBOATS.


COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE-wHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoAFs:
Achilles, sidc-wheel, Capt. BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side,wheel CAPT LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING. slde,whecI, CAPT LOMBARD
Equator, Propeller, CAPT. WARREN,
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republic, PrOpelleg, CAPT. sTURTEvANT.
VgicaeO, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETF.
Tecuraaen, Propeller, CAPT sCHELLENGEE.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT CooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AyERILL
The Achilles having large deck capacity well adapted for
Tightening outside the Bar.
The Wabash Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines Pumps capable of throwing lowest speed
800 gallons of water PEI minute.
The numbss and wei power these boats demon
srated last season. is guarantee that no unnecessary delay
will occur at the Bar.
Fer terms of tOwage yherage or pumps apply
EDw. A. YoRKE & CO.,
IS Poydras street.
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BIoKRENE

The Feeble the Langud, the DespsriNg, the Old should
give This valuable discovery trial. II Will be found totally
dine,ent from AZ other articles for the pIpose,
10 FEMAES-Ihis Preparation is Invaluable nervous
weaknesses OF all kinds, will the wasted strength
HithNwonderfni permRnenee.
Il i also grand onic and viii give relief in Dyspepsia
with tie hrst dose brief persist enC IN its viii reno
ate me stomach to deee OF perfect health, and baash
One dollar bottle six bottles for Ave dollars Sold
by Druggists generals,
Seat by express anywhere, by addressing
HuTGllSGS. s aILLY Err Projectors.
q Oey street. New York.
BABSBS, WARD & CO.,
--l No, "a Magazine street,
s. ~. TQDyS n co., DEALERS IN ARTISTS
lie SanSa st. coors and fools, Gold, Silver and Oopps
PAINTS,
vARN1sHKs,
GLASS,
@w-1 -E a. BRUSHES. Rts
no. TS Magazine Street,
One doO above geydIGs
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Steamship Gen Meade, -, from New York.
BIZ ship Belgravia, Berry, 10 days from st Thomas,
Bark Robert, Carter. 35 days from Boston, TO G A
Fosdiclz 4 %
schr Andromeda, Ashby, 6 days from Brazos San
tiagO, to Jos Kelley
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4DvgoEs FRoM DR. LIVINGSTONE letter from
Zanzibar, on the southeastern coast of Africa
Vas ~ that time iii the Interior, living With a
asatFve chief. he was preparing for thorough
exploration Of the north end Of Lake Nyassa,
large inland sea Of southeastern Africa, situated
ia latitude ten degrees SOUTH and longitude thirty
degrees east only the southern end Of which has
been examined.
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LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at HavRns and Queenstown to land aud embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills OF lndins
hare through freight honos to 81 Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gotnenburg and Havre ~.
Storage tickets granted this line bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
tbs final of destination may be either Eed on stpnine
the bills of adug declared by the holder of the bll
of adns within twelve hours after the steamers orriva,
at LIVERPOOL thus aordng the importer the chcics Of
markets,
TFNEEE BEIITIaM AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
.sU isff Daring the surnner: Fa=. ..
tons. .,.,.P Jamison, Captain
aTssTssrPPI.....lnl tons. j. Campbell, Captain
1887 tens. "a Finn, Captain
MISSOURI" 1854 tons. ...A. Hancock Captain.
ARKANSAS .....lS96 tons. r. Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA.,...........l8 1929 tons VIM L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. lsA j. Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons Il. p p COuche Cap
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl2s gold or its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight appyto
HUNTER, AsKEF Il CO., Al osrondelet street.
Consgnee of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills Of Lsdng the Oe pay their freight
livery orders for the same.
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Rece1pts 81 KniIronds.

N. o., o.. & G. w. R. R.-sept 22-6 bales of
cotton Payne, Huntington &co-5 do NJ J znntz---
Garrard y Craig-5 Pritchard-2 Block Bros
8 Warren, Crawford &co-6 Alcus & Scherck-1R
Lloyd Merritt. pqnham, McKinneh &coo do
er-4 Ethel g. Thomas--5 Summers q Bfannins-
a H Ably &eo-lot lumber and sundres to order
Total So bales cotton 'a F- 2''
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How TO BEoosrE IEv1sIBLE-The Washington
Star says the gift Of invsihilitY was formerly be-
Ieved 10 be pr0curable by means Of fern-seed /:
aut no peculiar power Of rendering people invisi-
Bile resides specially in the seed Of fern. Pat on
any very seedy suit Of clothes, ana walls about III
IN the sfreets Yon will very soon find that your
acauaintances will pass yoa without seeing YOU
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Arrived Yeaterday.

Steamship Mississippi Sumner; from New York,
18th inst. to VIM Creeyy-2d district s,.-,
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Vain, from New York
18th inst to A Moulton-2d district b
Steamship | G Harris, Lockwood from Indianola
and Galveston, to g Harris-lst district
Steamship Hudson, Pennington, from Galveston
to master--lst district Is
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Shrine sntelIiaentf.
oREsoEEr orrloE, No. o. CAMP STREE

oRssoEkr oFEIoE No. %. CAMP STREET, 4
Monday Sept p, 1866. )
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Merrinac, Van slice, for New York,
Steamship Geo Washington. eager, for New York,
A Moulton
Steamship Huntsville, Ryder, for New York, =
& A Fosdick
Steamer Lucretia, Maybury, for Mobile, Master
schr Lone, Laurence, for Pensacola, in ballast
-.aa. I..A. IA srsl.-a EEE..s.L.-. E.-- ER Pnnla
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rJ,HE RxDRAUL1C CLOTHES WASHER
. AND WRIEGER

The best and invention of the kind snvrg
household labor ever Invented.
Has Recommendations for saving time labor
the fabrics washed than any
chine All other machines either the clothes
speedily do satisfactorily perform thoirwork
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This the case There rubbing the clothes
consequently, and The washing Ia
pejy and thoroughly performed BY the action of the
slons ssnd for circular, giving u explanation call and
examine them ct the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered TO sgsnts elsewhere,
8. IL. BARTON 4 CO.'S
No HTcn0rptoulas stIs ct.
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SNORING AS 4 KEY TO CHAEAcTER.-A cores
ondent Of the Boston Post isswritfng letters from
me Gimp meeting Of Martha7s Vineyard. He de.
votes the following paragraphs to the snorists:
Vie ladies occupy one side Of the tent, and the
sIgEn the other, and the rows of heads now in
nxighscap and now without; that lie along against
the wall, revealing the individuality of the owner
All the lines of passion softened into helplessness,
with the outlines Of character and custom showing
staeir impress, are curious study. But the long
4ashes Of some meek deyotee may rise, and the
Htue eyes catch you peepihg. 1t is best to sink
sAsaNn under your blanket and sport your fancy
Ger ashiIe listening to4the sounds b Y which unro
Rnffc sleep asserts her powers ever the dissifnu4
t8tiop af lt1lInan kind. Yonder man, in the corner
sSaores in ftfHl grunts. That nasty pie lies heavy
asn him. a s1as
Thar heavy man.5with crest Of hair comaea
holt upright of his narrow forehead, tunes his
1ase+e loud sole Of coneeit. Yonder long nosed
deacon 'exhorts even in his sleep, and that timid
little man breathes family as though his lungs
Rarto0k Of his bashfness. A fat man next to ME
sacred like suppressed laughter and DIS he tdid
E1ock himself The lates-but to say thew
sFaoFed--what enormity- me take wings, end
zee 20 the utterIacst parts of the EARTH ere such
$liHg be said. Their fair bosoms heaved
quietly and regularly, undstufbed by the UNI
Seenliy and coarse passions that revealedsthein-
selves through the nustrils Of the Ren and if their
soft limbs stirred beneath their coverings it was
Eat with the f1ounce and toss with which their
brothers shifted their position in their lair.
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FORr JACKSON.
.. S, MAIL PAOKET-TWlcE A WEEK.

U. S. MAZE PACKET-TWICE A WEEK.
J4saVes every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A. NJ
Returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY
ENOR FORT JACKSON, ST PEElLIP. POINTE-
aa-Hachf and all way fandngs-TEs splendid rAssen-
steamer Live Oak, w. s. Bassett master W. II H
Brooks clerk Riil leave above
CELL0S GWARTNEY. 10 Front 'treet,
YIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent.
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mo arrivals from sea repeatedly

INo dEEiftlls IRON sea reported,
STEAMBOATS, YGlI= 7f2
NJ s Mepham,, Wood, from st Louis.
Lafonrche. Baranco. from Bayou Sara.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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r AIDES BENEVOLENT AssOCIATIoN
OF LOUISIANA,
-a' E-l -
No 1S8 Camp Street, Bible House.

The BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Association have
secured the front the second floor
they prepared all kinds of donations
city merchants and others who take interest in The welfare
OF the widow and orphan Of our Southern soldiers.
Secondhand clothing is solicited to aid in providing for the
families under
We very anxious to obtain reliable and sufficient fund
by increasing the number of Annual Members least
Thousand, and obtaining many annual Iibuors.
Ladies wishing to become MEMBERS gentlemen co1tribu-
tors by paying s. each year. will please call
Rooms which will be open daily except Sunday from 10
O'Clock A. n. to 2 p M.
MRS. H, t. BARTLETT, President
MRS g. W. PRIrGHARD, Secretary.
He that hath pity the poor endeth the Lord and
that which he hath given will pay hun again 'Prov 10
and Is.
MI ASONIC-IHES gBSCRTBERS RESPECTFULLY
I'VE call the attention of all Masonic Lodges New Orleans
and vicinity their department trade eb racing all
styles Of Emblems Insignia Badges, Ghapeaux Swords,
trimmings, etc. in throughout the order Having
the direct agency Of the in the above Special
Branch of trade they solicit the orders of Masonic
tons this and ether cities of the South guarantee
tire satisfaction to patrons n oil orders entrusted their
STAPLETnN CO. 95 and 81 Canal street
STRENGTH TO THE WEAK.