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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

We are authorized TO announce r.. BENTON
HILLEN, as candidate for Parish Constable
for Ward No. L.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24
FOR PARISH OONsTABL

Wa are authorized to announce the name Of
ANTH my MONGET, as candidate fol
Parish Constable, for Ward MOL feb22e
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

Contrasting Rates for cine Tr'-Wee1Ay,
CONE SQUARE 10 TES LINES or LEsS)
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

TN OBEDIENCE 10 proclamation from HIS
IL Fxceilency, James Madfon Wells. Governor
the state Of Louisiana, an o ttion wll be held
In this Parish. East Haton ouge, on the
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

| ut low figure:
| FINE BAREGE.
0R0ANDTgs.
GINGLAlfS,
A0zAMBIQUEs AM
GALIG0ES
WHITE GOODS.
NAINs0OK.
LNDTA B00E Null MUSLIN,
WHTFE % PLAIN TARLE7ON,
| FRENOH q S10ICH LAWNS,
FREFCH COTT0NADE1y,
| JAtONEi,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
HAIR ETs, DO, dc
| BAREGEG, l5e ner yard and upwards.
moor SKIRTS. bnc. a pair and upwards
| LADIES' CATERS ~ per pair.
GEN7S' IA re-, 81 apiece
A Large Assortment of
FINE CORSETS, 81 70.
! LADIES' FIVE SIR1 " hats, vsrv cheap
"A GENTS FINE 6ASSi1fERE PANTS
That will do for Spring md Summer wear, at cost
A Large Lot of
LADIES n 8 HANDKEROHIEFS
! CUFFS md COLL4RS
LADIES' AND CHfLDREN',y SHOES,
a OF al kinds and qualities at reduced prices
| LADIES' FINE jV0RY HEAD COMBS,
Something unique, almost at cost.
RE- HERCHELNDLA RUBBER HEAD COMBS
| cheap.
| A Large Assortment OF
+ r EN- q IT RI B B O N s,
Including BELTS and BELT RIBBON, which cal
| be had on very reasonable terms.
| SPOOL THREAD, at al
Extra superHne TABLE DAMAsK, quite cheap
and some only little less fine at prices still NOR
| reasonable.
| SHAKERS, trimmed aud untrimmed, from 90
| to soc.
HOSIERY In large lots and cheap
| NAPKINS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, HEAT
HANDK ERCHIEFs, TOWELS, sold at q trifini
| price above cost.
GENTLE EN- EMS
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

NV iOHK, oct. - sto.
Tie market continues to exhibit steady move
mont Tls Fan trade il past i zenith nni serg o.
cline in sc'i,y than u e expected a. ms Tiol
f rf ori-rs from 81 West rro coin, 20 band m
fair Tho neor BY trade a. noN nt"4 ai H AsLt
bat be said to have n rfad the eils ol ne
,fbsr Dealers show want OF confidence Do the pflees
OF cotton gUois and oPcaie oag vita view 70 lnui,uiaH
Of cotton abf lower price, but staple goo' generally re-
Ewn efeenrs sud Shii;ings without change the de-
rnd lzing upon the whole oout With tho supply HE
iob-.rs quote as follows AMoskcas &4e pp'ioh III
Aureto1 ole. Atlantic A 2ic Atlantic II, &,c. Atlantic
y lalc. Gr,at Ials NJ -. indian load 4. 20, Indian
Orchard BH ac Indian Orda'd \ 20, ldnn of.l-rI -
9.l,. Iaur,uce e &c Pushed. laci haeachnsss BIB
pes. Pacilc A. 1,c. Paeihc d. iDi Iaehc j., Alc ne
Teppeiei = tine DC. Peppercli u 20
Bcachod Shirngs NOR abundant % The lover grndes
abe finer quas sold close up Oh production at my Le
prices 1he following current quoilou for 'ole hadng
makes OF Shooting and sirings Nes iork i', g., Wan
4I3c - Tepparva clci 20 Pepp.rels e lo4 igperels
" ". Aiiaws9 a ~ wSs,m ~ ws,9am ~.
Bates Xxx Sc "a Utica, 'ioi O. Uiea S5c - Utica 9ie
Brown b, ere IN steady demand for standards with
agents. Boot ar3 quoted eic 'nl AnosErla ~. -,
,blTs Amoskeag a. Haynaker Dc York SOC Warren
brown g1c Pearl River i-sc, Monitor aic Mfeh 'ef Co.
iIcls are in good supply she leading makes ED q late
pae ,o 81 .07f o S W. amos "a ie Go.Eese a. scc
AmO'keag - &c Amoleag ~ 5i' laiion a Al al
Dany i5' Hampisn & G.. Be ,-, $780,,
nd. Whittoutan A. oc4 Whiieuton i b. -lc. HaymAkeI
.-,, Massab-slc. a1lc. American ~.
Printing CI0ls shade easier Manufacturers snow more
desire " sell and Offering CiJti 40 li4c -,
Prints show falling on from he late activity Tic lGbbers
are rv supplied and the agents aro taking ioW orders Ia
advance o. prOdicou Tho present tendency apPds 10 favor
an nar The iobbcrs quote leading brands az follow
American. Amo-keag, lrc Merrrac D. 2lci herfi
mao W 2}a Sprsgue uocks, ne spiagnes puIpss re
Srrs,-s fsrcies 1919; Gamers 20'c, Richmond letc
Am0skeac Mourning l7sc; Arnod- l7.o.; Pacific 90.
Nous Deanes n better supply agents retain ate quo
ations and obbers continue to quote Pacific Hamilton and
Manchester al re, -,
The trade In wo,ens shows no general mpfoYe nen me
market IL oycrupfod with tho leading classes Of goods and
the price Of WOOL continues 20 tate low 80 that to u e
for manufacturers realizing cost upon any g0ds when
arc NOT specay desirable InseyH and hhnnels are IN very
moderate supply and bring fair prices but fancy eas,nores
satinetis cloths heavy coatngs and blankets are IA over
supply and. bring low prices
he foreign goods continues quiet The hne weather
has cbeck demand Tor seasonahe fabrics and retailers
ind little occasion rspensh their stocks The expectation
Of fall In the price OF gold after the maturing OF the N0Vem
herr also checks transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
SAN FRANCISCO.
TIE TRIBUNE.

ny rFfysRsP. TRIBUNE. q.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 23.--The semi.monthly sales
a, bs San Fanoseo and Pacific Sugar Refinery have 21
Siscontinned IN yisw OF the condition Of the market -
PIvota letters say that the treasurer OF the Bremen DefS
Ibee buel on Wake Island has been recovered and 'eeH
Hong Kong. =. N A. a.. o.A,q,h c.. hrl,sA
an 600 oddsh and reports that the 9Th Of August lie Vk&
ipsr haroue Medals had so barrels OF OIL. al
prime Wheat quoted to-day NJ 81 Tl2 v 100 70. NJ
There Is more frmuess in Mining Shares ChohsTi sYe1
opbir sss; Yellow jacket t6S4 Crown Point WA 80
s OF. PA Victoria ifspatch says that CEN
fonnedy aud family sailed for San Francisco YESTERDAY
seretary Young been deputized ActDg GefF
90. rr,il the arrival Of Gov Seymour a.. -
The ste amer Montana om Columbia hyef, pIings tS&
IN treasure. -, - A.. ~ ro1r rfnr RohinkoM
serIv Assistant Surgeon at Camp Douglas was aeooye
NOM ria home late hour Monday night under TIE preter
Of His services being professionally required and mnrdsre
bln nan block OF his owa house. his flnera TOOK pefs
dy nnder the direction Of the Orer OF Odd Fellows An
tho murder has elected nothing eyespt mas lIs
~ sIT persons were concerned IN Il. - - .Jt.E1
Honolulu sdVioes say that the sraes OF exchange ts bf
raised in anticipation Of tho arrival Of the whaling heet eS
would probably pay dear for advances 49, - ~. ~
few plantations grinding sugar. The crop vs. yest
"a estimated at IA 600 tuns. t..,k
finer and longer. - ~
Mining stocks are Advancing Cholar. slNi Ophhi wa
Yellow Jacket s6s0i Savage, so %
Legal Tender "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
Imusfmitnfs.
CTEINwAY HALL,
- FA,t Fouresutht between UnionqnsYe and Iryngfsee
Thi. nav and M znincent Hall will bs inausurtled
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct u,

~ 80 between Union and Irving
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct u,
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
or THE BATEMAN SERIES,
fef which Mr. Bateman has engaged this hAL
" 49, THE NEW -SrEINwAY HALL
has erected by Ms senway sons IN win and
Immediately IN The OF their marble wareroons NOS thd 20
Ft between linton square and Irving psotho nall
m H. extension running clean through the bloch ron Fourteenth
where the main ball hiss frontage OF 100 et-ho
round hoo om street street being occupied by ssss
room Of The and eIs 10 tho ball are OF mo uo
ard spaeous character the hall being capable Of being cleared
IA three minutes door either side opening outward
Tho dsph Of tho Hal 9 tee. the width IS et and us night
nom Aoor 10 ceiling The whole building has born con1eted 10
substantial without regard 10 os zee se.nt
sspcy Of the Hall cal elegantly cushioned onhAned nehA
standing accommodation for 800 additional persons all
Tho beng much and comfortable than N any ohef
public building in Amencs ---.,,- 4,
building The OF ventilation are TIC mos approved
lea. modern science esn ss95s a9d e.: ISsITS AT'
dree, rom che roof patented by Desk son London Ehh
have folly tested al The large public buudns OF England
ospsOu elegant shJ thoToushy ao1si bat q th same IPs n
fIlE INAUGURAL CONCEkI
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81 -
ake under the inaugural auspices Of MT H. L.
tho Of the grand SORES Of BAeman Concerts on "heh &C.
ea,iou the following unprecedented ..u..-.
''-'' Wv 1RRAY 0P DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
VIII sppeaI;
MILE. PAREPA. Soprano. ,,,,,,ov uD,ovo,r r...,
slGNoR FERRANTI BaaO B'"Os icSoR FORTUNA B.r,.oO.
Mr. s. b. MILLS Pianist MR. CARL ROSA vlOtini,,
Mr. J. L. HATToN Composer and Aeesnpip'i
GRAND ORCHESTRA,
Under the direction Of
aiR. THEODORE THOMAS -
Secured Seats VI So Entrance eAst o. t1' s ~ !,
o'clock and schimeTs and Pona' MUSIC stores sne
Nos. III and l1 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT op NEW YORK
CLEARED.

CLEARED. y
s,ssap T. B. so-d lockwood, cbueson, Iiytos'soo 'ss
Steamship Franeonia Sherwood Portland }. Ans.
s,esmship Granads Morton Saysnnah Livingston Fos
ss@sD N.5as s MlB boston N Sbs saasp
ssm,s ssRss Ss"sr w%i e 6i,i T. r'''n
steAnishp ". p Clyde. Powell Boston, W; r: Clyde
s s.%.s Il p sas Howard SAVANNAH Phillips
Emp Ss' Tes sI B eso1 ba5n Bss.y Iivnse
Bsrs Bar. Marco Poo isr.@ ! Nen.sn Bremen RsGsi Bros
Barr Yol 5hstas Psp shanghai A. A. Low. Bro.
Bii. Wild Huntef or Nesle Ishaz n. g. " oniys &c,
Bns Mary Elen BIB HHycrof, 81 STEPHENS b. b. y sHAs
sis orsn, IBrj Baascr Hsrbor Grace NJ, NJ T. ersehs
seSr Madison Holrle, Ireland Nebern, N C.. Thompson
scR Nellie BOOmsc Robbie Stanford Stanford Tranors.
seSs Wellington DBL Eusle. Windsor. N s. D. r. De Vol
Co. ~,
ssS TIsn.sn RsSi. boston Rocket Tooier Taylor
ser Ben Jones M,sinTIGo y: C. = sS SIomo,
s,hr GLOBE Young, rroyideroe Rsckett IookeT IayoI
sem y I i@5b.Ia sop Richmond van BIon, ssS
sshE B. G. sherman, Lett, EeWIsVen Van BIsns s'Fh-
ARRIVED.
se,u.lip Rsbseea Clyde Snyder wiunstor ~ c. ke1g
s.issaP istsTas Richmond and Norfolk with nS
steamship Ssgsrs ceusb Norfolk with nd's sfs
PSF Steam Zip ca.aet Kelly NevBodd with md's to sas
Ship TIN Martin csss June y .S Ts ss ,s,ss
seIsses jay % s u -, > ~ fss iesSer. and .s
ssve o-bers 23 crossed the equator hsnef
70 s n % y had WiEds from SW 70 NNW Oct In AZ
81 80 l'ug cncooneei hurricane commencing nom EN- et
obliged before IT, heavy sea was running noW
sSE hrclk the AMP la al directions Oct ~ sl ot
in Charles 10 houTswheni
NV 70 violently that driven into tie 0a blew
sretop ropes Oct 80 -ucceedsd In getting oae> %
sbfu sbO Stouel Liverpool days with ndts ana 81
ps 10 C. H. Marshall Co. Had 20 deaths the pAAsssen
adults and chi dTen. q. ~ -, -
ssnnuel Thomsous Nephew. ~, "a, 4
BTi1 Che ipesfe Nswhsli Boston SewbmS
sebr Jane C. Pattern Wilmington T.. u Gays VIZ
uad.e. TO master; Il bound 20 Boston.
schr VerAuda, Ponds NegHayen.
schr Yankee Boy, Brewer. Hartford.
L Tsy NeE-Brdf0Td
schr J. Barrett NickeEon, Providence
Schr Nile Hail. R0ckuld.
schr. Ann Aisia, snow, New Bedford
s-hr . ", Hine -. Portland, c.
schr George Oillm Chspnan, Portland, c.
schr Orion, Hsiuiu, Hsrwich. .
sehs ~ II. De Witt Corey, Elizabethpori fer Wt',pst
sshr NJ G. TerbelI Albany for Providence
sioop Fred. Brown HUI, Providence
wlND-At slnse. NV
RETURNED.
Brk Johann Martin (Pruss Peu hence Oct n for AntssD,
Returned IN consequence discovered the vssse es leaking
badly.
SPOKEN ~
Light ,bp Nantucket shOa Oct "a desired Be r'J'n'd
well,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
4 WORD NTH THE POOR.
q "A. E9porof TasM. Y Tri0una

y ht EdioTg Inc ~ T. ifFV@He
SIR Winter coming on, and the high price OF Goals
.onb The poor Of retrcnchment Take tho common coal
su and screenings which can We gotten for 81 per iun o.
nothing but the drawing Take hundred Io1hu " .1
maxim clay ana keep IL dsolyed IN Whei bu.l'E ii
1oEt taxing care not allow h 20 freeze oiInh, ~
arst on good fire II pine wood and eda y IN sluai
ssi Vel b~ 1en Il will found equal 10 anything ii use
9be olayey substance causes tho mixture 70 CAKE ana @
a., 49, and nersqTere and The poor Vl NM Ieei le's
go Ian tbat on Inc Poor Commissioner. Yours, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
THE MARKETS.
Ic.,fl..y reported iOr THE TEmuNI.l

ICaltill.y reported FOR IHE IHIBuNL.l
THURSDAY oct 25 le5G.
"A SffFSe rke firm with moderate demand sales
AZ A. $3.50 for Pots and 80 JD0 sl4 ioT Poarlz
COFFEE-Thsre lain invoice business doing IN Rio With
ont change TO advise In prices sales today OF y bags *
steamer South America a. 1879 gold n Joni 0r MnrHcabo
there st good demand and prices are rather hmer We
Of saes Of bugs az prices NOT made public Ihs
cargo referred 70 I'm our embraced about 2uO bags
COTTON-TLe market az the opening was quite heavy
owing unfavoTabe gDroad and sales
made low for Middna Upand but al vices received
Aalg " W Sey hsH w. bro. h!s& Ifpsssf SASsV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
Deutistrp

A BEAUTIFUL RUBBER SET OF TEETBl
N VITA PLITMPERs TO SET OUT THE CHEEKS ANU
RESTORE TiIE FACE TO ITS NATURAL APPEARANCEi
MOVABLE PLUMBERS ADJUSTED TO OLD BETet
WEIGHTED LOWER ITS FILINGS OF COLD ANAL
GAM, BONE, &c TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
NO EXTRA CHARGE, WITH NITROUS OXIDE GAS, WHERE
OTHERS ARE INSERTED. r
BERNARD D. d. =, No. 2l6 siIhavs, Fourteenth %
A NESTHETIC. arc prepared to furnish free,
n descriptive Of woldeg improved Laughing 0as
for ting oth The lohson practice Of breathing the g.s
rubber bas which expressed carbon nom tbs unss
hailed causing dreams ard aeke
safon Of brain il sboshcd. Come and see bLAhEhEf
HUBBARD Dentists. o1 Wes TWeniysecondt. near sishs,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

Prot A Wood with party Of gentlemen, lately
.osndd MoBnt Hood In Oregon. His report esahhe The
81 tbat NWin Hood is really volcano md ht IS The
highest mountain Ia the Umted States nhs 4''OVOIce"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

or e5-lGOs bids. Fom. 95 bbs WHISKY s99 bbis
Corn Meal l0 81 bush Wheat 10 30 bush Corn 3o0 bush
Dat, O0J bush Malt rs hush Barley "A bush seeds
pkgs Ashes pkgs Beef l23 bbls Pork 2ts pigs Cut
Meats $40 pkgs Larl Kegs Lard 2ss9 bbls Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

IN, JobRsto,cu Tribune says: Sut Is ahont being
,titod against the Pennsylvania Raroad COMPANY for dsm
s incurri BY the falling Of the platform AZ a place ou the
Sth OF september Several Of our attorneys I'D r'n' the
eleimantsN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The Stockholders % this Company hereby advisd rot 70
their proxies 20 b. ord the coming SECTION OF
Drectou IN supporting the present direction IL l. IN contemplation
10 cal meeting Of tho stockholders d early day Tor the purpose
Of taxing the necessary steps % protect tbeh nieIest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
fosl ano foEno.

EOUND-A GOVERNMEN INTEREST BEAR.
IL ING BOND which have by proving pLoperIt
Address with full description, D. r. 81, Boz Ne l6 frioans
Oace. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

banquet was given by the leading ohsehs OF - nv
adelpsa, Tuesday, 70 Wu Hepworth Dlxoh oul'" ~
L0saQp Athsy EuzR Mayor MoAlehas pSes'SS@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun % Moon Rises. ..s1u
wAreR
sandy HooE..s.23I Gov. ss1d...l00t Hell Gate .JIiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
PROPOSALS FOR
100000
AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY BONDS,
GUARANTEED BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY

sa propo,as VII DO received At The Once The csnr. Rail
ROAD psny rwJersey until FRIDAY October 70 .. noon
an nuv Million Dollars Of Bonds ottne
Ar7s.ean Dock nd msut Company.
Bonds arc 600 each due yny 1890 inferred per can't
psy,bls January l. and July IN the City ofhsw YORK
h Hond hsvs coupons attached and be held either
tered bopds or bearer bonds the hodsr may hon time uas
A.
undeI the authority Of the State q New Jsnel
az an erf,re Of the Company snd In with
the improvements Of the Csn,rs kssosd cs~Hy ofh.yJse
e pnctua oftb principal and OF the Bonds
,ps,sntsed by The Central RslScsd Company Of NswJy
PIopoa should sessd ard indorssd Proposals for Boads
and directed 10 SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer No. ee Lbysi,
EewYqTk 49,. 49,, :.
the same place . copy ofthe bopd can be -
PsymeBs ado % ne allotment OF The Bends
er cant l5 Of hoyembeT and Is The 18Th o. d.
snS or the whole Be paid Tho interest win b
Adjusted on the dTst coupon. $500. .
e Committee Tie hight to reject any the bids not .'
fsetory TO the Company. - - ,..o,.
JOHN a. GREEN, Fnsnes
MOSES TAYLOR, (Commitiet.
ADAM NORRlE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
4 SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLDEH

~ Of ts ERlE LEAD COMPANY vi DO held a. tho ohcu Of
WHFELER ARMSTRONG; No. - Wanst.. kevYoTk City %
Of NoyeuIbsr. ~
tht puypCie lncreang the wons capital oftho Company
WILLIAM AHpREms, ttesksys 4Its LtG ge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
arlrs % Stv:YosE, gA ,' 8 Dfi !. =

arArE % NEW.YORK, BANK DEPARIhAHr,
AIHISY Apn, 70, LOO -, y
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
~ 1876 Laws Of 1850 aud & Laws Of 1867 hii ne cnsnsins
notes the Phenir Bank Of tbs City Of New osns
ss,oou located In the City Of New Yofkwt Dc Reasoned
par BY the Superintendent Of The Banking Department On
ton . the Now IoE stao National bnk In the IJ ApAJ o
AZ ystrs nom III dsfe hereof snd not thereafter
The ontsiandng circulating notes Of the sd bnh mp % p
aforesaid within from the date htrroi Ad al
which shall be presented fo redemption and payment whn
the specified BE-
l,yensrpI7I v W, bCAuYLER agnsIinlsRsslt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
Drinllna.
Stones, Ranges, &r.
Gosartnership Noiires.

NOTICE.-The undersigned having this day putS
~ business stock aud h1tures Of Mnsf
MERCHANT TAILOR No. 41i Broadway wiz hus
above place under tie fm name Of C. wv miLLEH
Dated, OCT. 10. 1866. c. r. MILLER,
J. W. hIILER-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
5apinas Banks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth.ave., cor.
~ q EourteensL SIX PER CENT NTERES ST. free Of TAI
THOMAS CHRlSFY President
r. n, Bull, SecFstsTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
bort n1aroen'e Noiiff.

sTArs on NEw.YoRK.
Ponr.wAzDENs OgHcH, No. % Winiaph =,
NOTICE IA hereby given, in accordance with sen
~ ton ofthe 50, passed April H. 1857 entitled Al Aes n ",
orxnns Warden, Oos Of the Port OF New fors 70 ~ p
son having charge Of the sHojeci MISTER 30
naar that the following vossss are ~
the PORT said n
organizations completed within days succeeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
financial.

NOTICE.-Tbe annual meeting Of the Stockholders
~ Of tho RECUPERATIVE CALOnlC RNoINE COMPANY
viii s held At No IA Broadway on Til URsDAi tho th day q
October instant O'Clock for the SECTION o. Trustees sna
- 1880 on al atbar batns.s-NeN orb Oct 10 1876 BY
- r.. W. BLRECKER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
Auw.YouM Oct q Lad

SCHEDULES Of 800 Thirty or more (5-2O) COU
> PONs failing doe Of The 1T Of Noyen proxmo VIII b
examination The DsIament q he Unls'
states TrsatuTy. n r. VAN DfCkl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILROAD
WI COMPANY. - $500,
The INTEREsT COUPONS ofhs FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF the MARYLAND AND pELAWARE RAILROAD OOMfANi,
IA due the h Of NoveaeT viii Dc paid On and Hsh ns'
dsy a the Office OF
MsssuL CoNDICT JENNINGS c., Banker.
No. 20 Brood A.. Rew-f orf
@. w GOLDsBOROUoH. 1rsaimef'
Gr,enshoroush. Ma. Oe q, 1850.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
THE UNION PARTY.

,
10" VIRUS u s"' "oou' 'n'
o" pA,' On's SA'u Vi 'n'
| '' " we', W Tvs 0rsu,'
".o 'U0' "'uO nv "o' "''n,
A' n,.'' W 'o'io" Tvs "'a''e 70 'no grave
W. '''
'v.sa US 0A'oe'. We na'e a''snaed many
" y" ,'A'' 1Au :" ~ "' na'onA' 'ons'n'
''a'' nav 'n"'e 'A' ~'.'' "nu ''o''s'
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
First Session.
SATURDAY. March 10, 1855.
TIE SENATE was not In session 10 day.
HOUSE or pRE9ENTATIVEa

This day was devoted to speech -making.
Mr.. 0rth, of Indiana, said that now the
war was over, the work Of statesmanship be.
gins. The pillars Of liberty erected by our
fathers still stand, on which Is TO be reared
q superstruoture dedicated to freedom and
human rights. The people win not falter In
this work, however much may faltsr their
representatives. Sooner or later the States
Of the South must be restored 10 the Union.
make haste slowly" seems to be the appro.
pirate motto, and the work must be Of such
a character that Of It all may say at Is we'll
done" The olamor against this Congress
comes from those whose hearts were not In
this war, and sent no cheer TO the soldiers
In the hospitals, and who repeatedly pro-
claimed the South could not DO conquered,
and from the unrepentant rebels themselves.
II belongs alone to the representatives Of tine
people in Congress to arrange for the recon-
struotion Of the seeding States. He said
tho people demanded that treason shall be
made odious and traitors punished. Trait.
ors should be forever disqualified from public
ofioe.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, apologized
10 the House for the tameness Of his 70.
marks He said that at the opening Of the
session he spoke Of tho condition Of the
country, which had been replied to by Mr..
Raymond and Mr.. Finok. Owing to the
recess Of Congress he had been precluded
from responding to those gentlemen. The
however, now occurred. and no
proceeded TO read this speech which he had
prepared. He reiterated the position hero.
toforo taken: that the South had placed II.
self In the position Of abelligerent had made
war as q belligerent and as such recognised
not only by the United States but by the
civilized world aud having been conquered
by our arms they became subject TO the con.
queror In all things, except as may be con
held to the suicide Of States, though he sup
posed It possible, During the proceedings
Mr.. Stevens pronounced the 22d Of February
,peeeh Of the President hoax, and caused
much laughter BY bis illusions.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

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