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rection OF Captain George
TUESDAY, the sth Of May,
TO day, until all IL sold, the
QuArtermaster's stoTes, vii
las sets Cart Harness,
IS sets fonr. horse Harness
10 sets Ambulance Harness
$50 Saddles,
80 Carts,
5 Watering Carts,
II Army Wagons, (fOur.
hoTse,)
5 Army Wagons, two.
horse,)
| Ambulance, -four. horse,
8 Dead horse Wagons.
80 Portable FORCES,
80 Anyils,
~ CauldTons,
% Cooking Stoves and Fix.
lures,
80 Heating Stoves,
900 Benches,
$50 Mess Tables,
., 900 Table Spoons,
|, 900 HALVES aud Forks,
"a Ladies',
l,O6D TIN Cups,
] 600 Tin Plates,
IS G fee Pots,
95 Bread Pans,
$50 Manure Forks,
los Axes,
90 Spades,
40 sboyels,
! Coal Buckets, Oarge,)
$50 Water Buckets.
SIS Head HAlters and Ropes,
(new,)
$50 Head Halters and Ropes,
(goOd,)
l, 900 Head HRlters, (gosd, }
2, 900 Head Halters,
800 Head Halters and Chains
800 Neck Straps and Chains,
900 Halter Chains,
$50 Canvas Horse Covers,
5 Grindstones,
80 Axle boxes,
q, 900 pounds Scrap Iron,
=, 900 pounds Horse shoes,
800 pounds CiAin,
8 Log Chains,
100 pounds assorted Iron
l, l22 pounds Scrap Iron,
8, 900 pounds Rope,
10 Wall Brushes,
81 Gets Shoel1R tools,
so HArdles,
100 PritehelE aud Punches,
200 pairs TOugs,
100 pairs Pinchers,
10 Cold Chlse's,
90 Cllnch Irons,
$50 Hammers, assorted }
$40 Rasps,
900 Files,
2 Bellows,
IL Vises,
300 BrnOms,
~ Ice Hooks,
2 sets Shooting Stock,
100 Wheelbarrows,
so Iron Pots,
I Dutch Ovens,
276 Stove Pipe Joints ant
Elbows,
30 Camp Kettles,
225 Picks,
= Plows,
8 Road serapers,
8, 900 Plasteripg Latbs,
30 Wagon Hounds, (nsw,)
q Feed Troughs
IS Double.tTees and Lead
Bare,
One " Pelton's Bigtt.h,
and bolts, shafting, gearing
One WorthingtOn Steam
ing twelve thousand az, 0,
And many other articles
list.
Tsrmsi Cash, In Govern
Stores will be delivered Q
Depot free Of expense TO tn,
The purchaser will be al
Of sale 10 which TO remove
A boat for GieSboro' will
every hour during the day
Bre
Ap94.tS
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DErARrnEsr OF srarE,

wAsHIsoroS, April ~, 1890,
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. JoURDAs, the Vice
Consul Of the United States at San Juan,
Porto Rico, Of the death, by consumption,
on the 18th Of March last, at sea, Of JOSEPH
WILKINSON, passenger on board the Amer
lean brig "Altavela," which recently sailed
from Wilmington, N. @.
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5000 inch siding, rough.
1000 Inch Selects, dressed both Sides
This s new lumber, and will be sold In lots Of 900
feet With the privilege Of the entire amount Of same
2OOO0 feet ~ Boards.
$4,000 feet u seAntllnR
1900 feet Joist
6,6si feet 50 Ash Rack Strips
This 10 second hand lumber aud will be sold in lot.
OF 200 feet, with the privilege Of $1,000
Five days are allowed for the removal Of lumber By
purchasers. -
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
d. H. RUCRER
b. Mai. Gen. aud Chief ouartermaster
ap26.l0t Depot Of washingt n, n. O.
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II I'D SON TAY OR,
BOOKSELLER AND sTArIoEg,s

HUVN9hILhH AND sTATIUNaR
SS4 PsnnsylVAnTA avenue, doors .sI Of Ninth srseL
wAsnS0r0S Orr.
All the new books Of IAO ags rooeIyed immsatataIx,
upon issue from the pssSs and for sale Al publishsr
prices
Imported stationery and American mann seturs Of ali
grAdsa and variety, at the loNet New York prices.
Blank Books Of all styles ON hand aud made 70 order
without loss Of time
lAtest fashion.
All Medical Books Supplied At pablisheTs' ratsa
Paper AAd Envelopes stained 70 order, 1pa.u
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NASHVILLE, April A.-The court martial met
to-day Tho case of Mr. Isham Henderson was up
for trial. but he not present, and tho court ad.
ourned till tomorrow, when ii Is expected he will
BIO here.
In tho Senate to-day bill passed first reading
rendering the mansion house at the Hermitage,
Jackson's residence, and two hundred adjacent
acres of ground, on condition that tho United
States Government would establish on 1t a branch
of tho West Point Military Academy or some
other public institution.
Tho rest of tho estate, about 800 acres, is to be
sold, and the proceeds are to be applied to the pay
ment of the bonds issued by the estate in payment
for the whole property.
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@ L o It H L N @.
uow HE EDED

q l. o It H " @.
HoW HE EEDED.
1T THE BARD OF OAK FALL.
There Is doctor in our town,
man Of practice and rsnovn;
He makes q handsome income clear,
And lays mp money every year.
Now, when he started out 10 youth,
He had but little cash In truth;
Bat still he'd try his best to do,
And make a name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the board;
He opened once, hung out sign,
But many patients could not hnd.
Zach day he sat, with sAddsned face,
For poverty came on Apace;
Al last friend gave him advice
which changed his fortune In a trios.
Now patients locked from far aud near,
And kept him busy all the year;
Men and women, all declare,
No doctor can with him compare.
The secret OF his great success,
III toll you you cannot guess;
The same advies will help you all,
He got a suit from SMITHS OAK HALL.
SMITH BROS. 4 Co,
MBRCH ANT TAILoRs,
AVID DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
4eI Seventh street
Just received the largest and finest stock Of PIECl
GOODS ever offered In the city Of Washington HaynI
secured the best artists In the city, prepared
make up In the Finest STYLE aud at lower prices thai
any other establishment
mhl7 sB 4 Co
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDrERs' AND
SAILORS Orphan Hons will eommeuce 10 hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which TO be devoted 10 the support and
wise provided for In their respective States and Terri
tories.
Each State and Territory Ia to be represented BY
be and the Ladies' Intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear ereditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
aud Filth streets every Tuerday at II m, until the
opening Of the Fair and all Ladies DESTROYS opera
ting IN the oblecs Of the association cordially In
vited to attend. aplO.td
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A MuaEMEMT re-.

: 49, - - - = =
GROV ER'S ATRE,
" Pennsyiysnia avenue, near wlilards' Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER CO.. DIRECTORS.
LEoSAnD onovEn. o. y. HESS.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO, MOST POSITIVELY,
or TIE
BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT gNaAGEMENT OF
THE EMINENT kCaOLARLY ACTOR,
MR.. JAMES 4. MURDOCH,
THIs CTaURsDAY) EVENING, APRIL %. 1898,
and for this night only repeat his Wonderfully viva.
cious and Mastery Impsrsonaton OF Young Mirabe IN
the beautiful Comedy, in three acts, altered and
adapted to Modern Representation from the original tsH
Of Farquhar, by Nj. Murdoeh, entitled
WINE WORKS WONDERS,
on rvs IncoNsrANr.
To conclude with original, aboriginal, erratic,
operate, SENT vililed and semi-sayAge RxrAvaganIa
" ''AA '' Po.5R. Hos.rAs.
or rHE GENTLE SAVAGE.
Tomorrow night, Farewell Benefit Of Mr.. MURDOCH
and his last appearance but which occasion he
will appear In his grand impersonatiOn Of
II "A N l. EFT.
Monday evening nsxt, bepent ofMRs AGNES PERRY,
who will appear Lady Isabel and Madame Vine, In
the great Sensational drama Of
EAST LYNNE,
aud as wsddllOvc, the Pat Boy.
On Tuesday evening next, the talented young wash
MR. J. NEWTON ooTrHoLD,
whose recent debut and subsequent performances the
Winter Garden, New York have oeeasioned much In
tsrest, and cd the and favorable criticism
Of the leading Journals Of that Metropolis will make
his first appearance In this city.
Ia active preparation, the Grand operate Fairy Spec
CINDERELLA; or THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER,
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THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB.

The following is the list of officers and
platform of principles Of the UNION NATIONAL
CLUB Of Washington, d. @:
Omoers Of the National Union Club.
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PRESIDENT.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Hon. DANIEL s. NORTON, of Minnesota.
Hon. A. J. KUYKENDALL, Of Illinois.
Hon. WIN. =. JOHNSTON, Of Pennsylvania.
SECRETARY.
sAM'L D. LAUFFER, Of Pennsylvauia.
CoRREsPoSDIsa sRcRETARY
J. B. FURGESoN, Of Tennessee.
TREASURER
@. X. RITTENHoUsE, president National Bank
Of Commerce, and Of tho firm Of Rittenhouss,
Fowler a Coz
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, of Kentucky.
Hon. THOMAS N. STILWELL, Of Indiana.
Hon. W. A. BURLEIGH, Of Dacotah.
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LOC Al AFFAIR s -.

A d. O. MovEMEST.-The following petit
ton asking Congress to enact civil code, general
corporation law, and to allow the District dslega-
tiOn in Congress, is now being circulated among
the citizens Of the District:
To tie Honorable the Senate aud House Of Repre-
Sentattpes in CongresJ assembled:
The undersigned. citizens Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, your petitioners, respectfully represent
That the business interests Of the District Of
Columbia, In consequence Of the extraordinary
changes incident to the late national difficulty
sutng In greater activity In all the local business
and large variety and more extended interests 10
common with all States Of the Union, demand ad-
ditonal legislation appropriate to this new oondi.
ton Of things. That while tho State Legislatures
have enacted civil codes and liberal general laws,
authorizing the formation Of corporations for man
ufacturng, mechanical and other purposes, the
citizens Of this District, being dependent Honor
able Congress Of the United States for all egisa-
tiou, find themselves crippled in almost every bust.
relation for the want Of those liberal necessary
and encouraging laws enjoyed by the citizens Of the
States.
That having no representation in Congress, the
citizens Of the District are more dependent than
those Of any other territory and although the seat
Of the nation receives less and there
fore petition your honorable bodies
LIST. To enact civil code for the District.
End. To enact general law authorizing the for.
nation Of corporations for manufacturing, mechan-
ical and other purposes within said District.
Sd. To authorize the people Of the said District
Of Columbia to elect delegate to represent its in
terests in Congress
BThe undersigned, your petitioners, most earnestly
petition and pray that the same may DO carried
into effect before the adjournment Of the present
Congress.
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Is 81, siSi ,. T. Ferry, st.25. including msnhoe.
The contract was awarded to Msssrs. J. W. a A. L.
Hutton.
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BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
AUSTRO-GERMiN DIFFICULTY STILL CRITICAL
GEO. PEABODY TO QUEEN VICTORIA.
Further about the Mexican Battle.
EVACUATION OF CHIHUAHUA.
Juarists Increasing in Strength.
Explosion and Loss of Life.
RECENT MURDER In PHILADELPHIA.
Attempted Lynch Law I'm Kentucky
US. SOLDIERS MURDERED ny INDIANS
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H . II Il LIS,

II o II H L -.
=" l. l. A r d S ii TEL,
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
PRoPRIEroRs,
CORNER PENN. AVE. AND FOURTEENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON CITY nq7.u
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
sPLRSDID INVESTMENT.
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
LOAN COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK 800 900
SHARES as

BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, tx Secretary Of War.
Hon JO-. A. GILMORE, Ex-Governor Of New IIAmp.
shire.
Hon oHIUNcEY NJ, DRPEw, late Secretary Of State,
New York
Hon JAS. IL WALTON, late Treasurer OF U. 3. Mint,
PhiladsphiA.
Hon, N. b BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
dtO L. TRAsk, Esq, hrn of BIgelow Trask, New
York.
THos. COREY, ESQ, nrm Of Corey, Wilson Co, Bos.
ton, Mass.
EL!JAH y. DEwING, ESQ, New Orleans, La.
Major II. o, BRIGHAM, late Paymastsr U. s. A, Wash
iuRton, D. q.
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PREsENrATToN.-0n Tuesday evening last
q large number of ladies and gentlemen assembled
at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, to witness the
presentation Of Bibles to Mary Washington Camp,
No. l, Daughters of Liberty, and George Washing
ton Camp, No. !, Sons Of Liberty. Mrs. Beron
Chaplain Of Mary Washington Camp, made tho
presentation on behalf Of the ladies, and Worthy
Chief Joseph Tucker responded Mr.. Richard
.Emmons, on behalf of George Washington Camp,
then made a similar presentation, and Mrs. Emily
Burdine responded.
The Bibles were handsomely bound, and on each
was silver plate bearing an appropriate inscrip-
tion.
Lincoln camp, No. 2, numbering about eighty
members, was present at the presentation.
Addresses were delivered by Past Chiefs +.
Hines, John E. Herrell, Clarence Barton, and +. A.
Boswell.
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AucrIoN IEs
UMBER AT AUCTION.

| CHfRP ouARrEErAsrRR's OFFICE
DEPor op wAsmHaruN, J
WAsHfreror, d. O., April H 1885 \
viii he sold at auction, at thu doyern meut Lumbe,
Yard, Maryland avenue, between Twelfth and ThIT.
teenth streets under the direction Of Brsyet
Colonel James N. Moore, A. O. NJ, on SATURDAY Ma,
o, at 10 M the following described Lumber, TO wit
10000 feet SKA seantng, ~ feet long, Homloek.
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rowers and men of credit have been quite un-
worthy Of confidence. 0yerend, Quincy d 90,
were a conspicuous case. Lord Overstone, If he
was rightly reported, implied that their , failure
limited liability. We should say that it was rather
an example of one of its uses.
The old firm of Oyerend, Quincy Il Co., was
bopelessly ngolyeut, and could not, even after alb
soFbqg the millions owned IN Priyatg p BY the H.. part
company can pay every one, The shareholders
will lose, but the public who lent money to it can
end Co., unlimited banking companies, like the
Bank of London, limited banks, as Agra Master
mans, have all sinned alike. They all took secu.
rites which were not fit for them they held their
money payable at short notice and they invested
it in securities which could only be realized after
long delay, and which sometimes will never be
realizabe at all. Bad banking is cause Of dis
credit quite as much as want Of capital or bullion.
The reputation of having done bad business i'm
pairsacenfdence at least fatally as anything
else, perhaps more fatally.
Why this bad banking occurred at this juno
ture and how far it was due to causes which we
can in future prevent, is a subject OF some extent
and much deliCaCyh
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>G40 Orleans Daily Grcatelrt.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 70, 1866.
Nqw Orleans 91onep 1Ftarhet.

wednesday Evening, July II, 1850.
The feature Of the movement in financial circles
to-day was an advance in rates of Gold aud For
egn Exchange, influenced by favorable adyices
from New York. The Gold market opened at yes
terdays closing fgures-l4866l4S4, but it soon
acquired increased strength, and after gradually
rising to 1904 receded to l4940l49}, which were
the ruling figures at the close of business this eve
ming The demand was of restricted character
throughout however, and operations in the out
door market confined to the following
amounts, viz $1,000 and $4,000 at l4S $1,000, Sl0,-
600 and $4,000 atl4sl $1,000 at l48A 10000 at
149 $1,000 at 1893; $4,000 at $50 ; $4,000 at
1904 $1,000 at l494, and $4,000 at l494 Sales OF
Silver comprised no round amounts Of either
foreign or domestic coin, and we now quote Gold
at I40l01l499 and Silver at l38G1l40 for American
coin, and l5l@l53 for Mexican dollars.
FOREIGN ExoHANGE-The upward move in Gold,
and intelligence of higher rates for foreign bills at
New York caused drawers and holders to enhance
the quotations for Sterling and Francs this morn
ing, and with fair demand, especially for the for
mer an improvement Of fully 2003 q cent was re-
allied on the operations for the day. The move
ment included $500 Bill of Lading Bills at 1856,
$4,000 do at 15G and $4,000 do. at l5s for currency
and $1,000 do at LOG for gold, $4,000 Clear
Bills at 100 for gold, $1,000 do, at l6l Tor
currency; G35GO at 1888 fl20o, sold by bank,
at 1865 1850 sight at I67 and 600 sixty days, sold
by the same at 1903! for goldj and f40o sight do,
by do. at ll08 for gold. Sales Of Francs have
been confined to driblets, and the closing figures
are lG4alG5 for Bank Sterling; lGl@lG3 for
clear bills; l540l57 for bill Of ading bills; 3.3Of
a8.25f for Bank Francs, and 3.4Of.@3,35f. for
outdoor Francs, .......
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-There is no variation
whatever to refer to in the movement in Domestic
Exchange. Outdoor offerings are light and the
demand for remittance purposes continues re.
stricted. The purchases by banks and bankers
since cur last have been limited to $4,000 and
SIS 900 New York sight, and $4,000 one day sight
at par@3 u cent. discount. Rates still rule al
IG13 u cent, premium at bank, and parG1! " cent
discount on the street.
USCURREET NoTEs AND SECURITIEs-The out
door movement in transactions under this heading
have been partially suspended today and opera.
tons at the Brokers' Board have been of only a
moderate character. Sales of the former have
been confined to $1,000 Louisiana State notes at
93i, $1,000 Louisiana State Bank notes at CSC;
10 and so shares city railroad stock at prices that
have not TRANSFERRED, and 10 shares Canal Bank
stock at 571 We annex particulars of operations
at the Brokers' Board, as officially reported, viz
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D. IL 14AhOL,
Secretary Of State.

ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEP. DE L'ExEcUTIF, !
Nouvelle-O Orleans, % JUN 1866.
ATTENDU que John c. Sinnot s'est adresse a
moi atm de taire canceller son obligation off
cielle CONNIE Maitre de Port, dams ct pour le
port de la Nouvelle- Orleans, SAVIOR:
Une obligation datee le q mars 1860, pour
la somme de deux mile cling cents piastres 81
gnee par John G. Sinnot CONNIE principal ct
James McCloskey ct James Nirnick CONNIE eau
tons, laquelle obligation etant conditionn6e
sur la fdele execution par ledit John G. Sin
not de ses devoirs de Maitre de Port ci-dessus.
Avis est par lie present dome tous ceux
y interessG d'ayoir deduire par ecrit, au bu-
reau du secretaire d'Etat, dams les quatrevingt-
dix jours apres la derniere publication du pre-
sent avis, les raisons pour lesquelles la dite
obligation ne serait pas cancellee ct annulIee.
Dome sous ma main ct lie sceau de FEtat a
Ia date ci-dessus, ct de Independence des
Etats-Unis, la neutrality-suspicious.
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur:
j. H. HARDY, Secretaire d'Etat.
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ID y b. for cotton to that port by sail and lc. %
ID. by sail to Havre. Asking rates by steam to
New York and 30 ton lG9lIc. y ID. for cotton and
75c. y Dbl. for -four and by sail B03l5c. u D..
for cotton and 45c ~ Dbl. for -four
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Cattle Market,

JEFFERSON CRY, July IL lsG6
Arrived yesterday-G48 Texas BeeVes and AZ
Calves and Yeariings sold-129 Texas Beeyes,
So Calves and YearliDgs, 65 Hogs, and Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-lO52 Texas Beeves, Isl
Calves and Yearlings 298 Hogs, 5842 Sheep and
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OE1FICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTN

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMN'T, !
New Orleans, June %, 1866.
WHEREAS, John G. Sinnot has applied to me
for the cancelling of his official bond as Har-
Dor Master in and for the port Of New Orleans
to wit
bond dated the 21st of March, 1860, for
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John G. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
Closkey and James Nimick as securities, the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John G. Sinnot of his
duties as Harbor Master aforesaid. gas4s
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in writing at the Office of the secretary Of
State, within ninety days after the last pub.
location of this advertisement, why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled,
Given under my hand and seal Of State as
above and of the independence Of the United
States, the ninetieth.
j. MADISON WELLS
By the Governor;
j. H. HARDY,
Gpnra4a7yy of State
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Commercial s9nteIIiaente.


CRBsoRHI OFYICE, No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday Evening, July IL. 1866.
CoTroN-There is no material alteration of any
kind to notice in the market Offerings are light
and there are but few buyers or brokers who ap-
pear to be anxious to operate. Sales to-day have
been limited to 700 bales taken by six brokers, at
irregular prices, and $50 bales in addition have
been entered for shipment on account of holders.
Yesterday one party, who had bought 400 bales,
left the market and the city before we could obtain
his report and our sales must therefore, be aug
mented by that amount. The market is too unset.
tiled to establish reliable quotations, and we there
fore repeat previous figures merely for reference,
viz. Ordinary 25127c., good ordinary 2o03lc.,
low mddling 32033c,, and middlng 3j337c.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand Sept lst lg65-bsss...,........ SO 2ss
Received since YESTERDAY. 10
Received 5i2-737 5i2
,.... 82075l
Exported SINCE yesterday Observation-Disclosures. el0
Exported previously o50--I Il S5t
Stock hand snd shipboard I05 So;
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THE TYLER REPoRTRR,

Is tne largest paper pubsedn Eastern Texas and
oisL establishments the State Its circua-
Orleans than any other section s' A $3.50 - N'
Business Cards will inserted In op f,r sIs nov ON
mum. Patent nostrums not advertised 7As " ~ 20 -
w U lila MY LnQN q On a,Yht;nha-a.
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ITO ADVERTIsERs.

Parties in New Orleans wishing to ADVERTISE in Yicks
burg Daily will find 1t to their benefit to patroniye the
VlOKSBURG JOURNAL.
published by Messrs ]. ". and Z. B. KINSLRY
By recent order of the City Council has been
the - SSSN N9~SHHNoe
Official Journal OF the City of VicksburR,
having the LARGEST CIKgu LATI0N and only pRpeT in ts
SeEd for copy