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We have now on hand large stock Of very
SUPERIOR BOSTON ICE:
and our arrangements are such that we can
promise all our customers Il prompt and regular
supply Of the same during the entire season, at
lowest market rates.
Proprietors of hotels, restaurants and steam
boats will find it to their advantage to see US
before making arran gements elseW hero
Orders from the country will be promptly
filed The ice securely packed and forwarded
be desired NJ. ELDRIDGE IL CO.,
ap 6-tf Office, No. q, south Wharvcs.
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VHE VIRGINIA
IMMIGRATION SOCIETY,

TENHE VIRGIN la
IMMIGRATION SOCIETY,
Incorporated by the General Assembly, and
v1Re1n f2nPo rao e1fsEHKs!TE9S!yG 4
Have determined to send at once to Europe one
Of their Directors to secure the tenants and la
borers required in this State Their Commits
soner, who is now arranging 20 embark for
Great Britain, will be empowered to contract
with reliable tenants in Europe for the lease Of
lands, either in large or small tracts Land
owners who wish to rent their lands are invited
to communicate with the Secretary, at the office
of the Society in Lynchburg, who will furnish
the necessary forms Of power OF attorney and
contract, to be signed by them and the imml-
grants. Each application must state what rent
will be required, and whether in money or part
Of the crop. Our Commissioner. will go out ac-
credited as the agent ofthe Vlrglniaa land-hold-
ers, proposing a fair remunerstve contract to
persons who wish to come to this country, and
will take active and energetic measures to place
before the proper classes the advantages of the
locations which we propose.
Farmers and others wishing to employ select
ed laborers are invited to avail themselves OF
this organization and communicate with the
Secretary.
the Society, where will be registered descrip-
tons of lands for sale or lease in any part OF
the State, which will be brought to the notice of
all immigrants and other settlers calling at the
Office, as we'll as extensively advertised in this
country and abroad
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY:
PRESIDENT,
Hon. JAS. BARBOUR.
DIRECTORS
Hon. Alex. Rives, John NJ. Forbes esq.,,
Hon. VIM D. Hart, Gen. q. c. Wharton, Maj.
a. F. Robertson, Col. Robt, i. Owen, n. Francis
Cabell, esq, Hon. Charles Bruce, Launce!ot
Minor, ESQ.,, and Capt e. l.. Shelton.
Major Peter J. Otey: Typographical Engineer
and Architect
Dr.. w. b. Robertson, Secretary:
All communications must be addressed to tho
Secretarya at Lynchburg, Va. my l9-3m
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III WALL PAPERS, II
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE L 4 4 III )
CORDS s. TASSELS.

Having purchased the Paper Store Of Jeter-
son Tacey, No III, King street, hereby an
nounce to the citizens of Alexandria that have
now on hand and am receiving large and vel!
assorted stock Of the above goods.
Picture Frames made to order.
Carpets cut. made, and put down to order.
Also attends to the making OF Curtains, and
repairing Of Venetian Blinds.
Country orders solicited. ~
NH 15-tf GEO. II. SMlIH.
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THE SUBSCRIBER IS AUTHORiZED TO
offer for sale the FARM Of Joseph kerby,
esq. This farm is situated at the mouth OF
Broad Creek, on the Maryland Shore, where it
empties into the Potomac river. It is an excel
lent alluvial soil, we'll adapted to the growth of
all The crops usually grown in that fertile sec
ton of country. 1t is about four miles below
Alexandria Crops may be shipped directly,
from the garden The improvements consist Of
q large frame dwelling, containing eight 6E:s.
rooms, and all the necessary out buildings, Ell
in good repair From one hundred to three
hundred acres will be sold to suit purchasers
rare opportunity is offered to those desiring
a safe Investment, or to engage in agricultural
pursuits, as it will be sold at a great bargain
l ,',~' Kendall MARBURY,
Atty for owner, r. B. P. O., Pr. Geo. CO. Md
or to w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Alexa., Va.
Pr GEORGES co., Md-ie 11-2awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-30

T. new attack is 10 be made uron the PrcSi
cent, by the Radicals, for what is called the
'':eturn Of the Military Railroads in the South
10 me Rebels that is, the giving up Of the
property Of the Stockholders in the Southern
Railroads, purchased with their money; to the
owners thereof. after the government had used
il Tor four years, for military purposes, and al
Ter the War is 0yer and the government has no
further use fox i! \ good many Northern
Stockholders are interested in these Southern
i'ai!roads, and We should Ike to know what
they vii! say, as 10 this contemplated at
*ac2-, its motives, and its objects? We Sh@ll see
Probably the Radicals may iHC!, before they
aave done, that they @Te hNrtjag Somc of their
oE"n friends. Blythe wav, speaking of RE
TURNING property there were q =o3i: many
thinss seized and carried of-'' coarCy, the wise
Il 3aii during the war, NOT Tor military pur-
loses, .;oT by order Of toe Government, NOT
By direction Of any civil or military authority,
-:OH fog war purpOscs-spch rs books, furniture,
pictures pianos, jey7elry, plate, dresses, family
records and relics, &c, &c, &c. &c, which
ne :7sh tic President had the power o. the
means to order the return o., 70 their right
tul owners, from whom they were stolen, I'VE
suppose, not assuming 70 be wise, We can use
the :erDacular and call things ;.y their right
names, and speak Of thieves as thieves.) II
ever { Commission is appointed 10 investigate
these rob5e1les we hope special attention will
be paid 70 -4!ecandrm If one-tenth Of what
is said on this subject, lard said. too, by per
SONS protesting TO have seen with their eyes,
the ahstracting, and boxing up, and packing
away, and Transporting, by day and by night
be true, Investigation ought to te made. aad
justice administered. We do not know how
those who eat Of the plate drinl; out OF the
glasses, READ from the books, sleep Oh the beds,
walk on the carpets, play on The pianos, and
Use he bureaus ard side boards, ana tables,
S'o5ca from the citizens OF Alexandria, feel whilst
enjoying themselves, in eatinc, drinking, read
ing. sleeping and amusing themselves generally;
Jrt we presume, they are comto,tcJlc! very
Nevertheless have any Of them such 81 article
e. c0aScic&cc about their carcasseS2
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As the wheat harvest goes on, ia Virginia,
the accounts are more avorable-conSider-
ING The fears that were entertained The corn
is looking everywhere most promising.
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VI. yelling gives in the National Intelli-
gencer, 4 graphic and amusing account, Of
Jo.nmcmoration Day, at Oxford, in England
ic was present and witnessed all the ccremo-
2;os %ad all the fun. The Oxford boys beat
i; hollow, our under graduates, at commence
rent days, in this country. Such conduct,
zee, would be ''positivcly shocAiog," to the
Professors, seniors, and grave auditors But
:: England, the Colegians sectr to claim
;onmemoration Day, as lawful Saturualia"
-"2c: act accordingly. Nevertheless, Mr..
, cling says, the boys with ali their noise,
&c GOOD natured, and never low or vulgar.
',i:a as2 only boisterous. Oh The happy days
j. College life How fondly and afFoctionately
&C &c, in the decline Of life, look back at, and
'Ingar IN memory, over their brightness, and
:c3hness,
-:eary y ard Becchers latest ''utterances"
= .s:or Of nagnaaimity'' towards the South,
;;iC ii opposition to the views and policy of
,Gnedlers Stevens, have subjected him to
c::%2ra censuce from some of the Radical pres
&c .@se is now pronounced to be an "apos-
~. " ard e ''slayerying demagogue So he
81 LED IN long article in tic Washington
jc:cl;cle, devoted to the task Of cutting him
= saG battenpg him down." as sir Jonah
81 r:ogtoa said Very well He is your own
:.fr. &c with him as you please Only do
4"1$$;,
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In the Senate, yesterday, in the debate on
the Telegraph bill, VIC find the following: Mr..
Sherman said this company could Tot sell out
without the consent of Congress.
Mr. Nye-Oh! nonsense; tell me what can
not be done by consent of Congress, and | will
show YOU white blackbicd. Laughter y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-30

One result of the ''strike" of the caulkcrs in
New York, is, after its entire failure, that the
employers have determined not to employ
hereafter any workmcn who belong to these
striking associations. Respectable and res
pectcd mechanics, and workmen, themselves
are beginning to sec thatmost oftherc strike"
only ruin their own business, and entail more
loss upon themselves than they do upon en-
ploycrs Besides, they are tired Of being die
tatcd to, and led by the nose, by idIcrs, wan
dcgcrs, and most inferior and unreliable char
actors, prominent in many Of these "strikcs. y
Fair and liberal minded employers and employ
ees who know and consult each others means
and interests, ought always to set themselves
against these strikes.
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r VERY AND SALE STABLE.
WAGON Y A r D.

The subscriber has leased the extensive stable
and grounds at the corner Of Fairfax and Queen
streets, which he has thoroughly repaired and
cleanGed and where all desrous OF having any
thing done in the livery line can be accommoda-
ted to their satisfaction.
Country people can have their stock and wa
CONS we'll taken care Of by leaving them at the
wagon yard.
Excellent stabling and grooming furnished
horses left here for sale.
JAMES A. FUGITT,
an 3o-tf Alexandria, Va.
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L z a n S
Just received from New York a large supply
Of FANS, Palm Leaf, Paper, Linen and Silk.
RUFFLING in great variety.
KNITTING COTTON, all numbers.
EMBROIDERING BRAIDS, Silk Worsted
and Mohar.
EMBROIDERY SILKS, all colors.
VELVET RIBBONS, all widths.
LINEN uANDkERCilIEFS, a fine line Of
Mosquito r. citing, Machine Silk, all colors;
Cark's and Coats Spool Cotton, &c, &c, to
which invite the attention Of purehaasnGTs;
30. II, North Fairfax street.
ie7-tf Mansion House Building.
CLOSING PRICES OF SUMMER DRESS
y GOODSln order to give our customers
each season the latest les ofDRESS GOODS,
thai the market affords, we have gone through
our entire stock o. summer goods and marked
all down N plain figures, at an immense 1educ-
ton in former prices, in some cases onc-hall the
prices they have been some months SINCE we
ask 4 careful examination Of our entire stock OF
Dress Goods, as we'll as Mourning Goods,
Plushcs, Lama and French LaccPoints and 10
t0ndc Grcnadnc Shawls, &c.
We have now in store trst-rate stock Of
DOmcsti: Goods, Housekeeping Goods.
Hosiery, Gloves, Mits, in great variety.
Forty Dozen best makes OF Hoop Skirts
Hamburg Swiss Thread, Valcncicnnc=, EGG
ings and inscrtings sc.
al Of which we will sell at very low prices.
~ TAYLOR Il CO.,
No. d. Centre Market Space.
ie 2G-tf Washington, d. G.
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We read with mournful interest the tributes
paid, by several citizens, in the Culpeper o.
server, to the memory Of The lato Dr. Philip c..
Slaughter of Culpeper.
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BOOTS AND Shoes!
NEW STOC X
NEW STYLES!
CHEAP

Of Ladies', Gents, Misses and Chi!dren's
BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, of every de-
scription, and of the latest styles. Ladies' in
want of good and nice fitting shoes. for them
selves and children, at very moderate prices,
will do well to call at No. 80, King st.
feb 15-tf JOHN T.. EF ANS.
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g> F. WEsTwooD AsHBY has been appoint
ed Local Agent for the FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY Of Alexandria, to solicit and receive APP
plications for insurance. He may be found at
the store of E. J. Miller No. 65 King St. Alex
andria nv 25-
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% BOXES Shakers GARDEN SEED
~ neatly put up in boxes for retailers, re-
ceived and for sale by HENRY COOK,
feb 2S-tf 80, King st.
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giger frielligente.
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M It
CHsscRSx or9ieE Nc. 81 Camp Street,
TuHsdaY Morning, October %, 1850
The weather yesterday wRs far for business; the
delightful shower Of Sunday night laid the dust,
thereby enabling The whole community 70 breathe
freer giving activity to Ill outdoor transactions,
and welcoming the fresh inyigorating air from the
North: but w age greatly ii want Of more rain,
To supply on cisterns, which are running dry.
TIE great steamer Robt. q. Lee, Capt, Cannon,
made her appearance yesterday morning. with
$3.50 bales cptton the largest lead Of the season,
she was also crowded with passengers an Of whom
expressed great satisfaction with the superb ae-
commodations Of the boat, and the Widespread
and sumptunus tables which we're daily spreadfor
their qualification,
The ofaeeFs 81 The Robt u. Lee, Caddo and
Mite stephens win please receive our thanks for
couyteses extended to %.
we remind onr friends that tile Robert u. Lee
win leave u The regular hour r. NJ. this day, for
Eickshufg and takes freight for all landings I'M
termedats.
The splendid 81. Louis packet Mississippi, Capt.
Garter, win arriye and be ready to receive freight
sllis morning for st. Louis, She leaves at 5o'clock
P.M. Ills day.
The fine paeset steamer southerner, Captain
Mason, viii be AZ her landing to-day from Mem
phis ready TO load again. and will take her depar-
ture tomorrow "wednesday afternoon1 dc p j.
for Memphis.
cnrpPIges FRoM OUR EXCHANGES.
SHREgGroaT, Oct III, 1866. The weather for
the past week has been clear and cool just the
kind to bring the cotton crop out.
The little squirt Of d rise from upperRed River,
which checked the fall opposite this point, has
had its day, and, waterhke, has found its level,
III other words, the river is again on the fall and
was last night about twelve feet above the lowest
water mark OF last season. Upper Red River is
reportad very low, and falling, There is still
nlenty of water TO Jefferson and Aurfcane Bluffs
Is do lhe necessary business. From this point
0ut We have no reason to complain on the score
Of low water. However, from the Lights before
Is. ne cannot expect the river to remain ia its
present healthy state much longer. We look for
arapid fall, unless the rainy season puts 10 very
econ. Business on the leyee for the past week
NJ don't think has been the means Of making envy
hOdy fortune. The following is our memoranda
,ag the movements of the steamboats,:
Wednesday, Oct. 10.-The fine, large Eide-wheel
steamer Fraiis Capt. George Alhans arrived to-
day from the 8fty, II days out, bringing u TOW
the mammeih ~hASf-b0Af belonging 70 Elstaer
Trustworthy & Co., of tins city.
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be DESTROYS of a safe. speedy and pleasant trip to
Jefferson and Shreveport, or any of the interme-
date points, should bear in mind that the passen-
ger packet Iron City, Capt w. j. Macarthur COM
mander, will leave tins evening at o'clock.
| Those who may wish to enjoy pleasant and COM
Portable trip cannot fail to do so by taking pass
| age on the Iron City. MIR. Byron Pomroy is the
chief clerk of this steamer, and Is assisted by Mr.
Emmett Strange.
| CAMILLA FOR THE WATERING PLACEs.-The
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
packet leaves the Lake end, on the arrival of the
| 8 a. NJ train of cars for the above. Capt Geo.
Blakesley is in command, and Mr.. John Otway
| the efficient purser.
| NAVIGATOR FOR RED RIvER.-This fine light
| draft passenger steamer, under command of the
| experienced Capt G. l.. Kouns, leaves this eve
| ming for Shreveport and all intermediate landings.
The Navigator has a neat cabin and excellent
passenger accommodations. Her friends are nu-
merous and will not forget her. She leaves pre-
eisely at p NJ. to-day. Mr.. @. P. Truslow is the
efficient clerk of the Navigator, and is assisted by
Mr.. R. Campbell.
R. 2. LEE-Erpress Passenger Packet for
VickSbarg.-To.d day at 5 O'Clock, the new, SPLEEN
did and swift passenger packet Il. E. Lee, Capt.
]. W. Cannon, commander, will leave for the
above and way points. The r, e. Lee is large
and commodious steamer, and very fast craft
Her cabin is a model of neatness. We warmly
commend the R. E, Lee and her officers to travel
ers bound up the river to-day. They couldn't find
q better boat by waiting month, and they may
rely on being taken through on quick time, and
| enjoying themselves. Capt, ]. W. Cannon, her
commander, and Messrs. smith, McVay, Mossop
and Porter her clerks, are well known as efficient
| and safe steamboatnen.
MISSISSIPPI Atlantic and mississippi Steamship
Company's line for 81. LoaiS.-This large, ele-
giant and fagorite passenger packet, in command
of Capt. A. j. Carter, and Mr.. J. D. Malin, clerk
leaves this evening at o'clock for the above,
connecting at Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis with
the railroads for all points East and West. Her
cabin is large and her staterooms fitted up with
every convenience, while she never fails to take
her passengers through on ''time," She is staunch
fleet and perfect, as a passenger packet and en-
joys widespread popularity as a safe and reli-
able boat
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Receipts of Produce Yesterday.

Receipts of Produce Yesterday.
,,rc1yoprrpc c4,o,ro pob4p1 oos to,..
49, nen' - ualGs
oo1'S one n " 30 Nv y, y = y = " i q
sozVo u 90 nagey .eity Sce-So ~
9,yn o. on AIt o
T1eh !" ss'9 n ounNei co W ose ~
s 70 q NJ Aleho 70 10 No9as, MAI
sIeTS Scoog % n hogan O. ta
;D on 70 D Ge nSn an %cpAS 10
~ I nas g. 80 ~ noaa "19
70 NJ % i.e ~ ~
pIi, ge 49, e S,; 40 ~ ~
1 n part o 90 10
% Z, e y oS Tt4 = ~ oiA5
% aFLiso 90 2gu u O. M
n Any % ao ~ linton ~ n aunIillS
Son q a oa ~ 90 WaGs q, ~
2uliteFs ~ a hue y MacaulaSzl go
III = q MahaGeI9 ihornhlll kloharason-I9
ee1e Rcks AT 9a q 1e
La[letonnis Il 5SeEs' nan q "eather'yI1o val
laSAeF-glo . y q a nelson tScQmio d barnett q
coo herh q oheafer-l0 Jno Wllilams y son.
IA boya, %jq,enlan " Granam-lO Byrne, vance y
CIV M Auatz ~ SchToder Se9rG1Gerlo
" : Wneeiess Se9Iig " Foosqnn N WINSTON,
MORRISON &co-9 J. L Powell-9 Il I Lonsdale-9
| higgins geo . hafGingI ~ ID Alilson &co
LongstFeet owen Sco-9 Wheelef,S Mar
IN q 6ultS@i Meyer Wels eco mos M scout
&cor1 Mltenbefser &co-6 Jonas ~ Eggleston
. n Kennedy Sco-o Arlington q Ell1err9 ap
bueer Terry @Go-o y aile, Day &SGQ- 60 y " Ruf
oanh--o haIili' Aaer Sco-o y NoFtlil8t
hfoassa aloho tElenanuef Tetson4 haIqall
eto-4 llcler % 6attoN4 y 7 Aua!iis4 y ~
| NJ W harvey, MeHahoh eco a montgomery
| MGDoWeH y Nugeht-9 Levy y haaS-? bf S
| y W aiakTGh-5 = AiGhie o9co---S . Whlsea NO
| . u L NalkeF-5 IeWltt, NoFtoh nco-G 20 " D
Iu!hs-l carroll, hoy &co-l Watt1ali &co-l 90
nolsin y Droqet-l Clarke &co-sundfles 10 oraer
total zs59 bales cotton
| BAYOU SAkA--Steamer Nina Slmmes-5S pales
cotton J l Lee KEGS Flower y Maes-S5 do to
JuTey u Hafrs.l5 Given, Watts &co-ll barnetF
" Shepard--54 ) herr0n-l2 Wright, Allen &co
| Il Hy Won Phnl Jr Gco-l7 hahn, Adler &co-lO
Grl6ble-i0 Dunbaf-l !; "A a Miltenoerger
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Liverpool, Oct Sailed for Mobile, ship David
Cannon, Walsh for New Orleans, steamship Fire
Queen, Williamson. AthRSailed for New Orleans,
steamship Pacific, Steele, and ships Emma, Rich,
and John Sidney, Hall.
of Holyhead, Oct 3-ship Norway Coombs,
from Liverpool bound for Mobile.
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~. n RLEs H0TEL-Miss B Haygoed Miss
Haygood, Grenada, Miss; Nv III Buliack Cairo;
. y Eairman, 81 Halpin, N Y;J w Temsley,
texas; " u hggleston, Gonzales, Texas; q 4
SoWiei n II Smith, Memphis; Mrs Tucker, Calves.
ton: Col Sharp, ia; D Ross: Mrs Mcdonnell
Miss Mcdonnell; w n Booker: r B Horne, san
Antonio, Texas; q q Henderson, Galveston; Sam
SIillh ana l famliy Mrs Garry, city; Bailey,
laantsVillss Texas q Solforen, Matamoros; j j
Turnstall city; NJ Bailey, Red River; w P Fer.
rard, East Pasca goula; RI + Fullerton; G John.
sen. city; Y Hatch, Memphis; Holt, Baton
Rongs; " + Mcmillan, Ne %, I.a; s W Smith, Mem
plis; Y Z Norton, city; L D MeCutcheon. j W
McCutcheon, st Charles
CITY HoTEL-G w Everett city; 4 d VII.
aialns, Texas; A Flaeh, Austin, Texas: j Ii
Doolslas, y 4 Robinson; Houston; w Banks
sson; Amate, la; u Is 1eenie and sister, Amite /:
DF Sanaidge, La; R w Waterhouse Texas: j III
Louis. benson, Williamsburg, Miss Nj Gas
ner, y Holloway, Mount Carmel Miss; O Lit
1lenage ! Berry, Westviile, Miss; E Niebour,
= " lAeeie, Galveston; L 4 Penich, Texas: J r
Neas, Grimes county; Pottery and son, Miss
u a oble, Bottle, Bryant, Texas; Mrs Armi.
lage' lsai Miss A. Hill, Byram, Tex; 4 B Gov
yara, Texas; W R Brown Mrs NJ Brown. Texas.
lr " w Cross, Thibodaux: III Robinson, Ia;
mrs BROOKS, Galveston, Texas; H Chambers
g PieFpont, city; g Landry, Galveston: +
1ialagher. Plaquemine; Culbertson, st James
a Armstrong, Louisville; Fl Loeb, Hermitage
La; d Guide, N US q Domingo, Mo: ii S Stu.
ten, Ringold, Ii; Z B CUNNINGHAM, S g; e 4
YhaYer, Caroline Bluff, La; III Leatherman,
Snellc Sentinel, Minden, Las w Il Wise, Il s
Meir, Shreveport, La; ] A Heron, La; g i Gill
Mansfield, "a; 7 9 Rhodes, Pine Hin, Texas; 6
Evans. Baton Rouge, La; B II Bradshaw; C
" AcGehee and wife, San Marco, Texas ]
GofteTey Yermillionville, La; Gay, Mrs. h
Matthews, La; Mrs. AubuFger and child, MISS E
Bergman and wife, city; G VI Brown, Helena,
Texas.
ST. JAMES HOTEL Henry Fontaine, Brad
ford, Baton Rouge; PJ Kennedy, Eicksburg; j a
Porter, Z Fletcher ] A Haskins, Miss; j K Smith,
KY: ] Barnett, city; Mrs stanly and child. Y !;
" ~ Phelan, Memphis; Z Il Pearce, Canton; "
Baskins, Miss Miss Z Baskins, do; a Kenison, O
3 Hopkins, Galveston; Judge G B Douglass, j 4
Lum, j R Saunders, S J Wright, i II Monteitl, a
] Hanson, Texas " Kicks ana wife, La a
Mitchell, Col J s Hamilton Miss r NJ Lattimer.
Il MumfoFd, Canton; B FStewart city q
Allen, G : Walmsley. La; Fl Addison, Texas
Hampton, Ky !; . N Renfew, a Allen, city Or.
Wornlaek, ] Z DAVIS, Woodyille; w Fl Dasheill,
shreveport; ] IP Eggleston and wife city Mrs
Gonftright, Shreveport; Mrs i Smedes, Pass
Christian: W @ Briseoe, H B Richardson, Tensas
parish; Mr. Hastings, ] W Sharpe, Chas Johnston,
IL Davis, Miss; Miss Foueher, Shreveport; f
Jacobs Gaddo; a ] Sigfigo, Natciez; NJ Kauth,
Fieksburg /; Thos Kinds, Grenada Miss.
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Domestic Ports.

New York, Oct I6-Cleared for New Orleans
ship Therese, Mudgett, and bark Leonidas, How
ard. -.lta.
Aurate, Davis
Philadelphia, Oct 15-Cleared for Mobile, Sara
max, Rowland--for Liverpool, via Mobile.
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GRraAULr g CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK,

Chemists H. r. H. Prince Napo'con 4S Richeieu Paris
This preparation has the advantage of combining
powerful known IN the medical world. OF perfect
mpdity agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
and suits the most delicate omachs
It is par excellence tho, FERRUGINOUS TONIC which
should be administered ladies Of delicate constitution,
young persons backyard in attaining the puberty
children of weak constitution; and is particularly
ployed in the treatment Of Chalorosis, Aneea Pale Com
pexinn Gastrics eastralae Whites Lsneorhea Deb lity
Want Of Appetite. Poverty Of Blood, ee
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MOBILE-steamer sarah-T5 bales cotton to
Il Ware & Bro-22 do q " Farley &co-25 do H
McColI--l3 Yeatman & Wheless-I0 Lowe & Big
non--9 Battle u Noble---sundres to order-Total
l54 bales cotton
MOBILE-Steamer Frances-s undries to order
NEW YORz-S Steamship Marmon-Astd mdse
sorted mdse
MOBILE Steamer Beneft-Lumber to order