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IhE subscribers arc now making At
Westminster Nd, an Ointment which, nlier
long aud extensive experience, they conf.
eeniiy pronounce sure and pleasant cure
iiar that distressing complaint known rs
liemorrhoids or Piles. From MANY eorii.
iicoies ofperaons who have been cured by II,
they select tho following.
On receipt Of Sl.O0, box Of the Oiut.
ment, with full directions, win be sent. pos.
lage paid, through tho mail to any address.
For sale IN Westminster, BY A. H. Huber,
Druggist, No. 2 Carroll Hall, and by the
subscribers at the West End.
FRANCIS BUTLER, 81. d.
LEVI EVANS.
FoUTz, llo Franklin street, Baltimore
Is our General Agent
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IF you want q nice Quilt and . cheap one.
il so to A. NJ. MARINERS,
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reR- Particular attention paid 10 The
Compromising Of Prescription.
feb. 27.ly
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BOAR DING.

MRS. DARE, No. ss North Calvert
lNl Street, Baltimore, is prepared to &C
commodate permanent and transient boar.
ders. Country custom respectfully solicited.
marriott
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THE "POULTERERS' FRIENDw

THE "P0ULTERERS FRIEND"
Or, Chicken fotrder, Copy Right Secured,
A certain cure for
Capes I'm Chickens & Turkeys.
VIII prevent aud cure Chicken Cholera
aud other Biseases common TO
Poultry. and win promote
an increase Of Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PiGKAGE
1se- Price rs cents -JGzG
TIME annexed arc few of the certificates
j we have received ID proof Of the great
yaluc aud efficacy Of the poulierers' Friend:
CAnRoiLrox. BALTIMORE Co., Mn,
December i6, 1867.
Messss. Cioirorthy & Co:
GentlemcnI have used your "Poulter.
ers' Friend upon brood Of young chick.
ems that bad the ghpcs. aud am happy to
say that by the use Of few doses they were
entirely cured. II viii certainly cure the
gapes when used according to directions.
h sSr., %e,, va oE E., HaT ,s,.s
Hes1s Clotrorfty 4 Co..
Gentlcmen--I have sold all the apoulter.
tih EtitlftI ifDNu YOU last Aus
gust. The poultry IN the surrounding coun.
try was dying very fast with Cholera"
recommended your "Poutercrs' Friend,n
and Il worked like charm. gave il as
directed, and il cured those that we're then
sick, and have not seen any symptoms o
the disease since. Yours, Nc.
b. MEycgrx, Cross and Warner ssrs.
JEFFERSON, FRED'K Co., July %, 1857.
Mcssrs Ciotro,thg & Co. baltimore:
Conference.-The wonderful cures which
have been made by your ''Poulterers'
Friend" cannot fail to interest NIL who
raise Poultry. A gentleman Of this village
has been experimenting ON chickens with
TIE gapes. He tried your "Poulterers'
Friend, according to the directions, aud il
had the desired effect in destroying the
worm, effectually relieving the chicken at
once. Since then have had many calls
for Il, and i has been used extensively with
the same result. II Is Of incalculable value
to all who raise Poultry. Respectfully,
A. SPExcFR
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MICS.
Hostetters Bitters,
Plantation Bitters,
Morning Star Bitters
London Health Restorer,
Sea Weed Tonic.
A complete assortment Of all the fastest
and most popular
Patent Medicines Of the day
In store.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby give notice that
the Accounts Of the firm Of Herring &
Billingslea, may be found with DR.. Herring
at the Union National Bank of Westminster.
All bills unpaid on the LIST Of July next,
Kill be placed In the hands Of private Col.
lector for the purpose of closing the affairs
Of the Copartnership.
]. w. Herring, M. D.,
J. II. BiLLINGSLEA, M. ID.
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MORO PHILLIPS
GExuixg INpRovgD
Super-PhOsphatc OF Lime.

STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For sale at Maniydetsgers Depots,
No. 81 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
AND
No. 05 South Street, Baltimore.
And by Dealers 10 general throughout the
Country.
The S0MBRER0 GUAN0 Of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE Ia and
always has been manufactured, (and OF
which he has sole control for tho United
States, contains fifly per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore Il is
more durable. The addition Of Ammonia
gives il greater fer.;liEing value.
Over seven years experience has proved
70 the Farmer that Il makes heavier grain
than even stable manure, and Is not only
active but lasting.
Price $50 90 per ton, 1900 lbs.
Discount to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
marl2.9m
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msnent burden upon the productive industry OF
the people; or whether the Consultation, with
each and all Of its guarantees shall be sacredly
preserved whether now, as in 1883 and 1916, pro-
vision shall be made for the payment of our OBJ
legations at as early period as practicable. that
the fruits of their iabors may be enjoyed by our
citizens, rather than used to build up and sustain
a moneyed monopoly at home or abroad. The
contest Is not merely who shall occupy the princ
pal Offices in the peoples gift, but whether the
high behests of the Federal Constitution shall be
observed and maintained. 10 order that our lber-
ties may be preserved the union of the States re.
stored, that our federal system may be unim-
paired fraternal feeling re-established, that our
national strength may be renewed the expendi-
lures diminished, that taxation may be lightened !;
and the public debt once more extinguished, that
il may not iDjuriously affect the life and energy,
the prosperity and morals Of the nation.
Believing that for the redress of the great
wrongs and the correction Of the many abuses
under which the country is now laboring. We
must look to the American people, and that IN
them is our hope. am, very truly. your friend,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Gen. Thomas Ewing.
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ks potatoes Buddecke scos4s bbs bbls
beans JSo S ag Webster eo Do
40 sks bray slaybsek Acoz bran 50 hsf and 100
be &es-sl7 * sOi Dbl. aour Duff
BSrdsss- zoo bbs Pof Sanford xeo~s ss lard i,s
,es DO Kennedy &eo-ss kegs II ties Ia Wdsenbsch
Chenoweh, Casey xco-Ss Ks rye
d a. Leo
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lie Gex 4 Keley-ao bds Irvine NJ Smith 1coeis dozen
b.. s.sd p, ns as.san
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p bds broOms Moran NOBLE bxs mdss Wilson Young
Szs rails Doy~fesi 7O7 bSis asa, ioJ hf SSs do Sass
B.ls Ss ~ ' bales cotton to
ssy STss1s
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Bosd 4 Martil-7 Jso Thornhi--s sseass 4 Baeknsr-s
No BnSk SseJ RI.i Gvsn7 JnG Gsss BrpIs
Ssss Sss AvssdsIS BSss
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.s ia'P Peas 4ssSc % NEWMAN Sso
Bennett &eo@sundris. oSe@fota rs bales cotton
LeO-5 bales cotton to Ssr.ard
Morrison Buck 3coSiOe * seed POysIs.sls DO
20 ptes apples b5s 30 bss beans Julian johnson &coa
pkgs apples Miller Meyer-s2 bbs apples Tramontan-S
bbls potatoes Hoffman. Marks &co25 do slaybsck &co
l6 mdse Hara bills vegetables Ia bbls apples 22
sks cabbage Nixon-l9 BIB -four Messenger bbls
eggs bos onions Schneider zuberbisr2 bb Miller
machinery w Cushing-50 bazging Summers Banns
l25 legs nails Kauimsn-26 do Mullen &co-lOO do
do Mules@so bb. a SS Ts%psonVoS do soriaS
Il rolls leather Thos schor3 obs potatoes ThOs Keee
potstoes Murphy 6co-l0J do visvsso-25 pkgs bed
ssaes z Whitney &ee.ls SKIS corn aorell &coGlSo
Celestes4 bales cotton TO Payne,
Illumination &co-45 Marx Levy &co-s6 Renshaw a Cam
mack-S2 o Graham &co3l Bersud Gibert-21 Jso Hoy
&eo-25 Ar Mltenberger-25 Adams &co-3 Randall &co
l9 MOuton &co-l5 Pays &co-l0 app Bros &co-2l
Wreht Allen Sco--S j g Denis~-5 Haydel Gasosrd-
Labasquere-4 Jno Phelps &co-3 Miandcn-lC Gin
ton-2 ID X Carroll &co-2 A Pierson-l NJ Laborde-l
sundries Adams &cc77 SKIS Eaton Barstawl0 SKIS
peas bb JnO Phelps &co-2 bales hides Henry &co
Is do Bersud Gber-sundres to order-Iotal 4Ol bales
FENNER'S BAR-Seamer Idahoe-2l bales cotton to
Newman &co-23 Feowes, Fergus n Hervey-l5 Ober,
j Fakes &co-6 Newman &co--4 Wright Allen &co-6
Giveu-5 Jurey HARRIS Champlin-3J Lane
WIeht, isrs &co-3 Ar Miltenberger-2 Musson AGO
Francke 4 Danneel-l NJ Ogiesby-l Scale waterman-l
Gerard Craig-l Lehman Newgsss &co-26 Sis cotton
seed Bennett &coS9 do hark-l bales hides Feowes,
Ferguson Herveysundres TO orderIoa l9 bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Steamer Aloe-9 hhds new sugar TO
0iven-6 bbs Thompson-65 bbls rice bbls
Pensud FeIion-s2 do Surle-25 socola-55 do la
SKIS bran Msrn-l3 bbs rice Dsyidsundries TO order
Total bids sugar bbls molasses
TCHEFUNCTE RIYER-schr New Stsr-l6.0O0 feet um-
PEARL R.vER-sehr Leonora-SOeOO feet lumber W w
Care
TARGIIPAHO-schr Eunice-l4 OOO feet lumber order
PASCAGOJ IA-Schr Desre-30O0i feet lumber 10 order
MANDEVILLE-Schr Lagrange-2' cords wood TO order
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vICKSBURG-Steamer yicksburg--l4 bales cotton to
Gerard Crsig-lls do Newman &collO Jos HOY geo
g Hogan Paiton-7e Prchsrd ckham12o Bell
6 Wright Allen &co-6l Buckner kcoS Richardson May
As Ober Atwaier &co-4S Penn, Pace Nixon-l3 @ Steev
er-4OT H N Allen Aco-ss Q cbamplin-ss W Per
soR--S4 Lacey Terry &co-22 Meyer, Deutch Weis--29
Il Gisel-2s Won Phu Bres-2s 8 II Aoy &co-E Kicks
Ha-23 Nugent-22 Jno Tbornhill- 10 Scott Cage-l0
p Hairel-ls Jno Hsrdie &co-ls r Posei-ls z q
Bridge-ls Fower-l6 Allison &co-t5 Nevmsn &co-
G whitcomb-l0 OBrien 4 Hall-lo J G Denis-n w NJ
Pnckard-9 Winston Morrison &co-9J Harrison Son-9
Summers 4 Branins--7 E Tansi-6 NJ Musson &co-6
Payne Huntington &co-7 Ben 0erson-5 Friedsnder-5
Peale &co-5 Stafford kco-5 Warren, Crawford &co-
Al Nv BIB &eo-4 Knox Bros- J1o Burnett &co-4 Ur:
quhartS Jennings, Gates 6co4 Lehman kewgass &co-3
Howard Preston--3 @ Ccok-2 Barrett Lessssier-2
j Ashnr &co-l @ Gasqne. &co-l Lane-l
Jansen-l Gogreve &c0-l II Mile &co-9l2 sks cotton
seed Alsge-sso DO ssonsws on Co-s Dc Msginnis
l96 do K rell-l9s do Aken-7f do Bennett &co-
IS do 0be Atvater &co-49 do HARLAN Oil Workssundries
orderfota 1852 bales cotton S96 SKIS cotton seed
ST L0U1s-stesmsr Kellogg and barges-sg ebis -four to
Keep eau teld-2f7 do Pohlhsus heo-55l do Van
horn kco95 d. Kehor Updke Aco-5oo do to order450 do
J II Oeissby &co-232 do Prudhonme 6race-lOo de @
Messenger 100 DO A Whitney Aoo-l0 NJ Horel &co-
1889 DO sohfbbs DO Clover 0dsndsal-l59 bbs f0ar AIS
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Receipts by Rail roads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
40 Bower &co-l07 Perkins Swenson &co
80 Her &co-27 Warren Crawford &co-26 Williams A
Son-24 Aliens sherck Autey-2f II II NJ Allen &co-l6
Bsksmore. Woodbridge &co-17 Jno Hardie kco-l3 Rich
arcsOn May-l2 Barrett Lesasser-l2 4 u Cromwell
10 Payne, Huntington &co-9 r Poweli-S Thompson
Lehmsn. Newgsss &co-5 a S enderson-3 Brown
" Johnson-3 Jennings, Gates AGO. JOS Hoy &co-O
Lacey. Terry &co-2 Walmsley &co-2 E Newmsn &co=
! r Waker-l W Arthur--l Brtten Moore I X
Walker 6co-1 Burkett Whitaker l. Adams Son.
Roby Harvey &col Mayo. Hodge &co-t0 bbls whisky
ViavasO-25 Grief &co-z0 do Pablo-6 DO Meyers
& Levy-40 do So pipes brandy los do II Theuur-l
mdse Summers Branins-450 feet lumber w Care
&cO44O0 do Weaxer-20 SKIS potatoes Toby &co-43 do
Berry ynaud-sundres orderTota 5ll bales cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs GREAT ESTEEM
IL bales cotton Witt Couret-l W Burbridge
COZ bbIs molasses Glyen-l3 DO Adams Sco-l5 do
Hy Tete-6 do Grande &co-l bbs to
THAI Nj Allen &co---25 SKIS seed Tetron &co-2
bbls and Sue-i0 SKIS potatoes Schome-
bales Bonafon-25l bead cattle McQoud Mehle-
suDdres ordeIoa l bales cotton hhds 40 bbs
mol
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PARTISAN PERFUMERY.

Psronsed by the Empress Of the French aud extensively
used fashionable circles for its Excellence and Superb
GRITTY
EfGAUD 4 cos YLANgYLANa and MANILA
BOUQUET the new scent Rigsud Co. the only I'M
pOers Europe Of the fragrant extract Of YsnyAnd nom
RiGAxb cos roLUYrNE, delicious Toilet Water,
superior 70 Eau Dc Cologne. Toilet Vinegar or .orda
RiGAuD Z cos MIRANDA SOAP. sxquistsly Per.
funed and keeping it's fragrance TO the IA. rrx g., -
RI0AUD cos MIRANDA PohAfuAs for preserv-
ing and sssutIts the h.,, roarsx mas. .~,...n,.
eaxr nreeerving teeth perfuming the breath
RIGAuD CO.'S TOOrH-CRkAA, remarkable pre-
RIGAtD co.'s ROSE POWDER superior 70 violst
and All other Starch and Rice Powder1
THE LITTIE TONITOR; GUIDE TO TIE TOILET.
With Photogrsphc uusstionss wiz b ssnt rsssps Of
Whclessle Rrsud . Co., 8 ne Dc Richslsu. Psri<
Agent r. Nswbsry Sons. Is 81 Pauls Church Yard. Lon
Depot Gsnsra In New Orleans q
=. DUCOH0ES.
- ChArtrss street.
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
N @. HITCHCOCK a. Uv..
DlsT1LLERs' AGENTS, REoTIFIERs OF SPIRITS,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
Nos as, AT. 40 and 81 DRAWER Street,
&c Peters street.
NEW ORLEANS LA.
7J....~...... CAMP STREET .....~.....71
l. G. BERRY & CO.,
--DEALERs IN
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES.
Especial attention given TO Family Orders
Goods delivered FREE OF DRAYAGE.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to-
GooDRICH q KAILEH.
Ono, 9; ooopRIoH, late Of Goodrich 90;
oHAS- r. RAILEY, late Of Geo. q. Garner Col
Wholesale Grocers and Dealers
IN
WESTERN PRODUCE. WINES. LIQUORS. TOBACCO
Etc, at the Old Stand N q Geo O Garner Co.
CROOKs - MAKIsTANY.
wHoLxsALr prALxzs IN
LIQUORS, SPIRITS, WINES, CIGARS, Ere, ETC.
M Teho foulas xfree and hsS Warah
Eotre Dame street, corner Commerce
Away, on hand large stock q Bourbon Monong:hsA
liberal terms and at the lowest market
CALDwELL's ExTRACT.
An on which restores Gray Hair to rs original color
No washing of the head necessary For ssl e b.
Importer and Wholesale Druggist No:I2 Msga.ns st..
Wholesale and Retail Dr'ss 81 No ~ Ras SIM street,
Hos Felicity FE nd T.s, zine streets
No. IA BaronAs street, near Canal
NEW ORLEANS. May "a. 1868.
Caldwsrs Extract.
FLIED g HfsELv ssssgei.s !: n. q q: BEST
s hair original In testimony OIL which hsrsss
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporium
q. II. CALDWELL, Patentee,
Hotel des strangers. No l2e Chaytres street.
TRY 1T! TEST 1T THOROUGHLYI
II VIII cost nothing TO do By making application
70 the unoergned Machine will be sent to residence
and will be shown how to f. and length
Of tine given 70 test the Machine 70 decide merits
The Magnolia washing Machine
WIN your washing with one half the labor soap and
e more water than usually win save the cost Of the
Machine In the Of clothes and In fuel In less than
makes no slc does with the nscey Of stand
Ing searnng tub, and prevents the washer from La
heling the steam Of filthy suds also from getting
and win In many instances be the Of preventing 1ck
and saving doctors ball
An Ingenious COG-wHEEL wRINGER AIMED to
the Machine, and made Of India Rubber Cynndsrs
wrings tie clothes almost ready for ironing
1t Useful Simple and Chsap satisfacG0n Guaranteed
or no SAA Use the
Magnolia WasheFs
womans Health and also both Labor and
Money. l. A. GALLAkD,
No. los Poydrss street.,
Owner Of the Patsnt Rlghs for LouisianA
BE- Country rights for sale
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Letter from President Joha..n.

THE rIsIoNAL EXPENDITURES AND THE PUBLIC
II. DEBr
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

wisrlNGToS, October 25.-The president Of the
United states has addressed the following letter to
Gen. Eting:
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DoUsLAs'
zuGRAvER AND LITHO0RAPHER,
He. 10 Camp street,
ADJOINING LADIEp ENTRANCE CITY HoTE

vsfsas md wsdains Cards sngrsvsd Ne nsss sssass
e,anzss Businss Cards, Account Bas Cotton BUS Il
ans. Chsska Invoices aad Crcuiax LsstGs sta. Hshs
srsphsd. Seals, oanesiins Stamps Deer Pissss. 10
Initials Embons1 - Plo9 - nnvslspa WITHOUT
oHAIaB Ho8 Du
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Saturday. October 81. 1865. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Sonora Monln. for Vera Cruz, Perrelait
sbp Pscse Bsss for Hsvre, oreevy, Nieksrson SEQ
s s sss Sr oo
schr Elina Bril- johnson, for Tampco. Fernandez &eO
Arrived Yesterday.
10 q Fosdicf &co-2d district
s'aTs MaS seSs dsss Is from H'van' to c's
Bark Eva Mcou lech, from Liverpool, Aug 81 to Mummy,
Bark Fletcher PsrSetcn IL days from New York, to
schr LeonOra summers from Pearl River to msserNsw
sehr t bss Bar'Nin' from Vaudeville to mA''''od
sctr Funce Boam from Tangpaho to msster-New Basin
chr Desire Marquee from Pas cagOuls Basin
ScLr New STAR from Tchetuncta River to maser-od Basin
TowBoArs.
brought up banks Eva and ThOs Fletcher
STEAMBOATS,.
yicksburg Leathers from vicksburg
RS sI Grsn, ,, 6srgss res from TIn. ;, Louis
Leo Norton. from Louisville
Celeste, DOwty, from Pisissnce
Idah0e Blanks, from Fenner Bar
Frances. Bakeslee. from Mobile
Below Comins Up.
SHIP Narcie Day Chase IL days from New York in ballast
Ship whsmpOs Carter 10 days from New York. in ballast
Bank Nsndsle Gale from Liverpool LIST Sept to master
Memoranda
Capt Phfed Of the steamship Mexi.o. from Havana
ports having experienced very rough weather during the
sage 10 the Passes
The schooner Electric of New orleans Murray from New
aSor. BsRseOd Bash Bsn ssar B Island At II
oblock the l5h inst, during cloudy and stormy
weather She got of by the schooner Jsns Saunders
MISTER. and proceeded on her voyage.
Cpt John Saunders Of the schooner Jane reports Capt
Eneas of the schooner AEoran spoke brig the Banks
bound for Orleans, having picked bost conts ming
two mates and three lady Of unfortunate
vessel There signs Of the captain other portions
of the crtw.-lWaEsaw Guardian, 3Oth Sept.
DOMESTIC P0Rrs.
Bos on Oct 2-Cleared for New Orleans. bark Rosetta
Mcneil 25th-Arved from New Orleans, steamship 0hsn-
tai. Snow.
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Observation-Disclosures

GALVESTON--I
MORGAN LINE q. q. NAIL Steamship
r=. Fob GALVESTON AND INDIAN
NfIff-5t OLA = The following iron low-pressure
s-s.>.s.1A stesmships form this Line:
w. q. Hewes......l- q. Harris. 10. Austfns
A. nsry Agnes ;.........'m ar,an.
Clinton osep hin II g0rda,
VIM @. mewes,
GEO. E TRIP. Commander
VIII sail from foot Of st. Joseph street SUNDAY,
November LIST. Of
FoTfrsieht or passage apply 70
CHAS- A WHITNEY 90, Agents.
- 50 and 81 Camp street.
Freight adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters July lst-, 1868
n B-No bills oflading signed AFTER sailing the steamer
EHfEt FOR texas
INSIDE BRRwICK's BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on sUN6Ays, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and sATUR'
DAYS at " O'Clock A n and the train leaving the Al
Josephine............. J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Matag Capt J. j. ATKINSON.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tckss BE- had and state secured until o'clock
LIVERY DAY Sundays excsptsd ct the ONCE Of the oEe
Ferry Landing. the morning Of departure
sAML 8. sQUIRE5, Ticket Agent.
@. W. X. BAYLEY, Superintendent
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Snarine Sntellisente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 90 CAMP STREET, I
Saturday, October 81. 1865. )
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LOUISVILLE.

VICK6BUH(s.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at5rx
- FOR VICKsHURG, EATCHEZ
le{nR.jz and all intermedsts lsndngs-The steamer
n Hart Able,
W. q H1RRIsoN, Master.
W NJ Tompkins Jr. J. Holmes and J. Human. Gle ks viii
leave above, making all coast landings For freight or
passage apply board, or to
A. BRIrT0N CO., So Common street.
n. o. DONOHUE. TchUupitoulas street
Connects at vlcksburg with steamer Newsboy for yazoo
river and Plain City for the Bends Particular
enon paid all and plant alton business viii
for passengers ard freight at point between New Orleans
and vicksburg
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Below Comins Up.

SHIP Marce Day Chase u days from New York. in ballast
Ship WhsmpOe Carter 10 days from New York. ballast to
Bark Msndsle Gale from Liverpool LIST Sept, to master
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GOODRICH d KAILEY,
ONO. @. GOODRICH. late Of Goodrich Co.;
OHAS- R. RAILEY, late Of Geo. q. Garner Col
Wholesale Grocers and Dealers
WESTERN PRODUCE. WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO
Etc, ct the Old Stand Of Geo. @ Garner 4 Co.,
Nos. So Common and "A Canal street.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.
OFFICE CHrHr Coz. OF suBsIsrHscr,
DRPARTnRsT OF DAKOTA. !

DkfAhThkNT VI DAkOIAs
Sealed PROPOSAL. d. dapliestsl rom person. loyal
S Ss S o s sssi 9 enc: e CHIEF
4. 4: Ss.S ss.. ssssSs. Sss.!sssi %S
sS; { = s:;: W u ,Ss
ssIS,sS IA R.r
,'S :ss Fsis lotion.
S' 8 isa:s iss ana 4. ma.
weight, and DO .iosfs from three 81 10 seven q
years or age, and ali falling short Of go pound.
sr9ss weight, bulls. stays. cows and Texas cattle
Proposals 81 telegraph or other Informal propo.
sails VIII not DO considered;
eject that The bidder Z abs fuiai sCntrsst 10
should his proposition DO accepted, Re will at once
enter into contract In accordance herewith, and
e.. a syoi + e e'
shown T1s Pse CO lR
triet Attorney to be inel9sed with the bid.
pSss 70
BIDS and prepared to give The Necessary 5Spd,
Payment to be made after tho cattle are delivered
and accepted, II funds are on hand; II none on
hand, to be made as soon as received.
Proposals must be Endorsed distinctly, .PIopo
sails for Beef Cattle, and addressed either to Lieu
tenant Colonel J. ". Barriger, G. s. , Omaha, Nc.
braska, or to Lieutenant Colonel J. II. Gilman, G.
g., St. Paul. Minnesota
The proposals will DO opened at both places at l.
M, April l5.
II bid Is in tho name Of nrm, their names and
po'''Onl'' address must 'ppJjs g. il. GILMAN.
Capt. C;s Byt; LIEUT.. Col. y. 9; Army:
Rh23-td Chief @. s.. Department OF Dakota.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
L Illustrations ACCOMPANYING THE RE-
PORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PAT.
ENTS FOR THE YEAR 1855.
OFFICE CoNaRsssIoSAL PRINTER, I
WARRINGTON, March Il, 1868.

sealed Proposais will he received Al tbis once I'M
III SATURDkY hprii H. ls5s AT il 81 clock for
Furnishing one sot Of ecctrotyp ne pages Of tho Illus
trations of Machinery, Be, accompany inG the Re-
s5s with the name Of The pateptee and tho charsc.
Ter Of the patent on each iliustration
The drawings will be furnished on papcr 10 tho
contraetar who mnst nrranaa them intS n. ees In
nnm.ricsi order as nearly a. Is eonsistent with
nrf ast Ia fniy eaus 10 n AZ fur1.hsa for k
pubiished Report Tor lsB. which has beop adopted
A. the sta afd Tor Inc present Volume The plates
ara 10 no daily erej AT his o6c frea Of rost for