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WASHINGTON LETTER.
,,,a,nonaenee Of the Rlclmond Dispatch.

Democratic Conceatiom-A, Proper ca,r.7
paign Doc,saent-I Internal Recefste' b SIC
reaa-Lore for Grant, etc. ut ,f Ss A, ~.
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CpTRITs TURPENTIEE,--Fiye barre
Ss1assssIT s aTURpKNTfNE caily expected =
rect rom tie msaufseturers, Tor SAFE ~ lee.
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.se-as..st BAKERIES. ~ rsa% =
r OoKl LOOK! LOO K!
Price Of all kinds Of CRACKERS down again al
T. E. GILL's LARGE BAKERY,
t..v ,... No. $50 BROAD STREET. .r. s. I.lv

: -
A liberal discount given to merchants and dealers.
lie III - .Ai.5. ,....'
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REAL EsTATE FOE SALE.
N-ELLEN FOR .SALE.-This valu-

+ ~ LEN-ELLEN FOR SALE.--This valu-
" able and attractive suburban resldence; about
one mile west from the corporate limits of the CITY
of Richmond. Is now offered for sale on most aS-
commodating terms. The DWELi.1NG Is Il nana,
some and substantial succeed brick one OF modern
architecture with tin roof, containing nine rooms
besides closets, &c, and two perfectly dry cellar
rooms ALSO greenhouse. bathroom: and, IN fact,
all the modern arrangements of a city house, eI-
cept gas. Various kinds OF evergreens and shrub
beryin the yard. Also, brick kitchen with six
or seven rooms brick snokehouse, two barns,
we'll of excellent cool wafer and very bold spring
of the lightest and most transparent water within IN
seycnty-ive yards of the dwelling. which prior TO
The war was conducted to the top of the house.
There are also Young orchards now now b hssas
grapes, pears. cherries, &c. "A plat of the LAND
can be seen ut my Office, corner OF Bank ana Ienth
streets. Richmond.
The number of acresI propose to'seu Is twenty
five which. with the above Improvements, Is now
at an annual rent of $500; but If more land Is de,
sired the whole tract, containing fifty acres, VIII
be sold. This land is Of chocolate gay
apply to JAMES i. eG r m,i on:,
Pension Agency corner Bank and Tenth streets.
ie l1-l0t 20 II ID.
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BY Grubbs & Williams Auciioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

N0rtnHeSI corner Oi MILL anu Hso'ei'n 90
CTEAM ENGINE AND SAW-MIL1 FOR
DzSALE AT AUCTION.-By request OF the
owner we will sell at auction without reserve on
TUESDAY NEXT, June 3oth, at II o,cloSK A NJ;
STEAM ENGINE. Of Tredegar make and one
secondhand SAW-NIfLt, with fty.ineh saw anu
belt unless sold privately before, OF whfch not,ce
Engine and Mill will be sold separately or to:
gether. Both have just been put IN thorough Or
II TERMS : Made known at the s s . p.HM IT,
nEa TsL ..r#aA Eagle Machine WORKS,
tease ,a.gg- corner Canal and Ninth streets.
NOTICE.-AUCTIoN SAL by virtue
~ of authority vested In me as United States
Collector for the fourth collection district OF VIZ
einia / have dlstrained upon the following pro- 70
payInent of taxes due the United States, and shall
tr9feed 10 sell the same at public auction on
"wednesday the stIl dry OF july next at u
O'Clock ~ ss at the Si7flery r on le
enuntv va. five and half miles from Mapchesi
ter. on the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
9MAsH TUBS 70 feet r.,...r.-, p a:
STILL and DOUBLER
MASH TUB, feet -..nita." 30 ..|."a
j PATTEN CONDENSER. ..7, ~ fr.r
II FERMENTING TUBS, 14Is;
RE HisK MEt dIs lei; laxs;
WORM WORM; and Worm TUB, z5l .... "a
syS %a,Is FEAsT TSsST TUBS, r satar.mL
Engine. DONKEY, ten-horse power:
BOILER Gftychorse p STSerG; and MI kinds
Of PIPE attached to The he q distlIleTy eppa-
.- Collector Fourth District Of Virginia.
MANCHESTER HEST A' june - j s2 as-20SJyAaZs
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BEWARE OF HATgERs, TAILoRs

BEWARE OF HATTERS, TAIL0RS,
ID AND sHOEMAKERs REPAIRINGf YOUR
SEWING MACHINES--Always take your ma
him -ati the Union Manufacturing CompaRy's
lWorks,ge ON Cary street near Fifteenth, where you
Machine Manufactured. Ipuf the improvements
-pn the Sioat Elliptic, Wheeler 6 Wilson, Grover
10 Baker. and do q general SEW1NG-MACHINE
PREPARING BUSINESS sl,s,g,. a1yssf 3 !
4 All repairing WAREAETED. 81 ,,,,S,.x,,,s I
ieao-1In x955f GEORGE n. lBROWN..
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Rd,INING FUSE Of every variety offered
Al os mAau MOODS FAY REED.
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DOR RENT, the desirable BRICK s :s
Il DWELLING, containing seven rooms, -
with kitchen and all NECESSARY egt-houses located
Joining st. Joseph,s asylum. Possession given lst
July, 1858. Price, $500. Apply to j. W.. GILL;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Office, Eighth and Broad streets. je1e-3t*
EOR RENT.-That splendid WARE N :'
u HOUSE at present occupied by Palmer, III.
Hartsook & Co., on Pearl street, VIII be for rem,
on the LIST Of July. 1t has a handsome iron front,
four stories above the basement. The basement Is
alley twenty feet wide to ship FROM which renders
1t one of the most desirable warehouses In the city
je i7N2tawlw WINSTON & POWERS. q
TOR RENT, the desirable business :l
4 stand. with DWELLING attached, on LIE
Broad street between Fourth and Fifth streets, re.
Gently occupied by Mrs. NJ. A. Judkins. Posses.
- - E. B. .SOMERYILLE,
je 24-tJy1 " Twelfth street near Cary
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: INTERPRETATIONS, &c.
Co C(,Ol,lr,Il II MERCHANTS ,fL j ms

AT nj. WILSON, COMMISSION MER-
IN CHANT, Office Thirteenth and Cary streets,
opposite Tobacco Exchange. building Richmond,
Va. solicits consignments ofTOBACC0. WHEAT,
-GORN, FLOUR and CoUNTRY.-PROD
GENERALLY. Strict personal attention given
to All saIea and prompt returns made by check or
currency, per express, rs may be desired. Full
supply 5of bags for grain Liberal advances Y,
money, fertilizers, or mercfhandise, on iaasn o.
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AGRICULTURAL.

tNKcCORMICK'S SELF-RAKING
slNl REAPER.-We have now In store, and will
sell on the most accommodating terms, the best
Il 7g7tRq SELF-RAKING REAPER - 81
In the world. No one who regards economy OF
labor and saving Of grain win use hand-raking
reaper. The wheat saved by the sekfr over
hand labor will pay many times over fer, 3he in
creased cost of the machine ; and, In addition to
,that5 the labor Of one man Is dispensed with.
53--Es Z THRESHERS and CLEANERS, n,fatH
49,, HQRSE-P0WERS, &c..
az well as WHEATiRAKES WHEAT CLEAN
ERS,,andt CRADLES, for the harvest now ready.
: nay 28--d&wtjy1a h.'ia.. H. n. SMITH, D. Co.
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IMPORTED KIssENGEN and YICHY
je s1Taasim EzEKIEL's SODA SALOON.
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WIANTED, an EXPERIENCED NURSE
w for al infant. A middle-aged woman pre-,
ferred. Best references required. Apply at 1913
Main street. vi ~. - -. -LtEL--. d he 27-2t 4
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WANTS.

WTANTED, ONE OR TWO SOUND,
w STRONG, and GENTLE HORSES, towork
IN ID Dee sekat Apply 70 "a" 8. G. TARDY & co.
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By Grubbs q. Williams, ,Auctioneers' taia
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh Streets
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Sale to be conducted by JAMES p. TAYLOR q
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aee.ipt, hx .Ga,Ir.aa.

N. o., J. d @. N. R. R.-Feb 3-I4 bales of
J b S:e6dman-7 do II Ably &co-l9 r Adams
~ II Allison &co-5l NJ Hiilar &co-2 Parham &
Blunt-Zo Battle Noble-l3 j Chafe 4 Bro-6
Lehman, Newgass AGO. | w Arthur &cO-I do
SlocOmb, Baldwin &co-5 Byrne, Vance &co-I5
Peale &co-2 S Friedlander-s6 Payne, Hun.
tington &co-4 I II d J NJ Allen &co--l2 Laeey
Terry &cO-s7 Richardson & Mays W Thoinp.
sor-i Barrett q lie Sassier-37 Jno I Hariie &co
50 Alcus, Scherck & AGtey-9 NJ Oglesby &eo-59
Warren, Crawford &co-3O Woods, Matthews eco
so JOS Hoy-3i A Green &co-3-- J p Higgins &
Coca I 4 Henderscn-22 Aiken q Rainey-24
BlekemoTe, Woodbridge &co-SOOO feet lumber
Thompson &co-l car load moss Bloom &co
sundries to order-Tota 767 bales cotton
N. o., j. G. n. r. R.-Feb Is bales cotton
Lacey, Terry &co-9 do NJ 0glesby-34 Richard.
sen May-9 W Thompson-20 L II i ] NJ Al
len &cO-22 JOS Hoy-54 q Henderson-42 do
BlakemOre, Woodbridge &co-7 Harral-62 do
r l. Adams-22 DO Payne, Huntington &co-l0 do
owell-3 Hy Won Phul jr &co--2 Whit
combs j W Arthur &cO-7 Lehman, Newgass &
Co.'S b Steedman-30 Jno Hardie &co-ll
Alcus Scherck & Autey-2 G Huey &co-i do
z Foley-l7 NJ Hillar &co-sundries to order =
Total ass bales cotton
n. o., o. n q. W. r. R-Feb 3-5 hhds su.
ear bbls molasses bales cotton A Bonnafon
4 DO Burbrldge &cO-l do Charpantier-
"a bbls mOlasses Hy Won Phul jr &co-5 J A Lane
~ hides L COuret-20 do NJ Labusquere-49 do
NJ Levy II do l. Surle-lO9 head cattle aud sun-
ores TO order-TO.al s bales cotton hhds sugar
SO bhls molasses
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Exese,pta OF Prodnea.

LOCKPORT-steamer NJ shsrp-l5 bbls mo.
lasses S Hesse-50 do p II Foey-20 do hf-bbls
do Given-ls do 10 hhds sugar l. Grande eco
20 do 80 bbls mOasses r Hafe-l0 bales cotton 70
Lapene q Ferre-5 SKIS seed cotton Ben ToledanO
6 do Isaacson, Sexas &cO-l0I bbls potatoes 20 f
GazantTe-30 bbls 10 bids hides Lesoeuf-2 BIZ
moss Scale & Wstermsn-32 bbls rice 66 SKIS rice
s Jones-2 bds hides u ID TerrebOnne-24 do 70
l. Surle--7 hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses JnO Will
liams sOn-l4 do % bids sugar Adams eco
suDdries 10 order-TOtal 10 bales cotton SKIS of
seed cotton 70 hhds sugar Isl bbls molasses half
bbls do
ST MARTINSVILLE-Stea Golden Era-7
bales cotton GibOt-2 do A Charpanter-3
do II Mouton &co-2 do hhds sugar Plauche &
Niltz-l0 do Miltenberger &co-l6 do 81 bbls
moissses hare-SO do 20 hhds sugar Lapene &
ferre-6 bales moss hides J Rykoski-29 bdls Of
hides bbs tallOw Dbl beeswax HID horses 10
empty bbls l. I Feyende-l bbls sugar Garrett 4
Cottman-l do Mrs singleton-5OO0 feet lumber
Z Witz-20,O coo 90 L A Wiltz-6l Cos do A sam
uels-sundries 90 order-TOtal Ia bales cotton 81
hhds sugar 81 bbls mOlssses
SHREY Caroline-2A5 bales
cotton W Burbridge &co 81 Sentell & Prather
Sc John Phelps &co-39 Warren, Crawford &co-
al Jos HOy-S3 VIM Cooper &co-5 J D Blair SEQ
IS Gimer, Hopkins &co--l5 d r Carroll Eco-t
J Chafe 4 Bro II Allison &cO-l bale hides to
7 & s Henderson-l6 do to order-l0O0 do to 3 L
Mann 6cO-l40 John Robinson-l752 do 66 bales
hides do skins KiDgsbury & Smith--ll rolls lea
Their II Ware Sons bales cotton Richardson 4
May sundries 10 Order-Total Gil bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YictOry-36 hhds sugar
~ bbls molasses hilliken & Bringier-6 do to P II
FOley-26 bbls molasses Pavy &co-7 hhds Of
sugar J A BOnnafon-lS0 SKIS seed cotton Ma,
gihnis-3 bbls rice L Terrebonne-l hfbbl mOlas
SEES II H Hansell-S bols peas key syrup to K
Smith-sandTies to order-Total rs bbls molasses
43 hhds sugar
LOWER C0AST-Steamer A G Brown-20 hhds
sugar B JohnsOn-l6 do ] bbls molasses BY Won
Phul jr &co-26 DO to Chaffraix & Agar-22 hid
sugar Mken & Bringier-32 do p Maspero &eo
Is bbs rice r Martin-3S do sOcOla-3 do J
Johnson-2 do hid do go SKIS do E Dupre-ani
sundries to order--potal 30 hhds sugar 50 bbs
snolasses
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Imports.

MOBHE-Steamer Louise-4sS bales cotton 10
Silkensiadt &cO-sundries to order
RIO DE JANEiRO-Brg Bloomer-3500 bags
coffee l. Phipps ScO
MOBILE-Steamer Sarah--6 bales hops Cobb,
DOlhonde &co-sundries to order
NEW 1ORk-Steamship George Cromwell
Astd mdse
INDlANOLA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Harlan-2 "a bales cotton $1,000 specie Francke 4
Danneel-s300 do Jno T Hardie &co-$2l0 do to
Converse & PQincy-3 bbls tallow schmidt & Zeig.
ler-l3s head Cattle TO McQuoid Mehe-sundries
70 OF der
M0BlLE-Steamer Msry-l3 bales Of cotton 70
Stewart, Hyde &cO-24 do Lehman, Newgass Sco
l6 Jurey Harris Nj Hillar &cO-.sundries 10
OTder-Total 90 bales cotton
MOBlLE-Steamer FraDees-sl bales cotton 20
J d Blair &co-il do Js5 Z Hsrdie &co-lO do 10
Ware a Bro-lO do Hamilton, Banks & Bradford
sundries to order-Total lil bales cotton
NEW Notwithstanding Gen Sedgwick-Astd
mdse
B0ST0N-SteSmship st Louis-Astd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Yictor-Assd mdse
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YoRK.
s.sSSnsr ISs s.d H:u secs.Fsd De- IA
Bark B Allen, Bray cleared Nov IA
BOSTON.
steamship So Lou's, Boesoe-to sail Jan IS.
Schooner II Baker, CroveiL-losding Jan ~
Bark Lincoln rrott-sAiled Jan %
Bark H-v -herD, wiiliauis-eIosred Jan 4.
Bank Jennie Cobb, Hagey-ssied Jan H.
sr ossi TnSmS .s sc Jan
LIVERPOOL.
s,s ssssSP h fiRsSsSn STssyosdns Tee
Shi Arthur Cousins-ssiled Jan Z.
ship Bell. Todhunier-s ed Jams
ship nTesen, fsysnder-loading JanL
Ship Margaret Evans, Northumberland Dec 8.
Ship David canon, Hob5es sail sailed Dec 10
ssp VIM WOoabq-y, Mel. .llan5ssilea Dee 80
Shp oordss; King cleared Dec 2a
LONDON.
Ship Prince George hawk ns-clesrei Dec Is
SIP esssm osy, Ey'ns ssSr9 n. De 10
GRIMsBY
Steamship Ed Hawkins, HiisOn-saled Dec %.
HAVRE
Ship Duchess d'orleans, Hnes-sailed Dec %
MkSSENL
Bark PirAndslO, Tstaro-csaIed Dec9
ANTWERP
Ship Ukraine Melcher-ssiled Dec 90
Bark Jupiter-saed DEC IS
MELBOURNE
Ship Msrietts, Laperl-ssied Nov IL.
CADIZ
Bark Fanny Eler O'de-sae ed Nov IL and sared frora
Gibraltar Nov %. Put into Kingston, ia, Jan lst,
In distress.
GENoi.
Ship Colombo, Oviro-eleared Dec 5,
GLASGOW.
Ship Staffa McAIister-saied Dec 70.
PALERMO
Bark Giovanni Bsiista, Guiglimni-sailsd Nov 28
RIO DIX JANEIRO,
Brig Sstinella-sailed Nov %
MATANZAs.
Brig Poinsett- cleared Jan y
CARDIFF Wales
ship Southern rnpi.e Durias-sailed IAN
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VII confer favor upon the press By hosting
their sigaal nunbers dodgers or Marryats's
COde) on arriving within dTo miles Of 3 " Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance Of the time It now re.
quires TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at s W Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
BY means Of signal flags. p. 8. 0ssOS,
Boarding officer. " Pass
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Arrived Sunday.

Steamship Harlan, Lewis from Indianola end Cal
weston, TO Chas A Whitney &co--lst district
Steamship 81 Louis, Sears, from Boston, to
Creeyy, Niekerson &cO-4th district
Steamship Gen Sedgwick, Gates, from New York.
TO Fosdick &cO-2d district
Sp brig Chsnito Gelyigmas. from Cienfuegos, in
ballast. 10 PUG Bros-Pont
Sp brig Sophia, Garga, from Matsnsas, in ballast,
TO PUG Bros-lst district 80
Br bT'g Boomer, Chsddjck, from Rio de Janeiro
TO J l. Phipps &cO-lst district Il
Sebr Mabel Han. Hall from Galveston, to master
LIST district 81
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ROWMAs's P-TENT AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

wits True Friend.
Washboards and Machines entirely out OF date In
stead Of consuming hat "a tedious
waning tbue MOnoayD it all be done FRI to
hours with the American WAXING COMPOUND
Clothes Eequire RushDg except If the bands
very dirty they may be rubbed little between the HANDS,
no beard 4 neroed thus saving terb ont process
OF such Horrible Wash board scrubbing.
VIE ever the American Washing ComDoundr has been
Us O. tn Old fashioned Soaps comparatively OF
costs only One Quarter the price Of the ldhoned Soaps
and can b. used with bard .o with perfect
viii also re1ove Grease pots and Paint Preserves
the Clothing All oaraiions that lime up
Cloths Avoid theml At least ty the COrs pound
viii never be wifhoutt @. W. W. GOOD sYN.
Corner Cust,Ehouse and Peters Streets New Orleans,
l. The only authorized Agent fer the Parishes Of Orleans and
Jefferson, who viii supply you with the Compound
Family Right that yea manufacture l. for
who viii also give the explicit directions for gene
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ExpOrts.

MAYAQUEZ-Big Wild Hunter-I22 900 feet
lumber 900 shingles bxs tobacco
CARDENAS-SctrL eonessa-ll !, 900 hoop poles
1850 empty bbls
BREMEN-Ship Auguste-2267 bales cotton
ST LOUlS-Steamer Mississippi-Sundry mdse
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DE. BURIS Dy BUIssok,s pIaEsrryx

nK. nj XIV ,DV bUHssOh's DIGESTIVE
~ Losenges and Powders Of the Alkaline LactatesThe
Alkaline Lscstes the beneficial influence over
the Of digestion, either their peculiar a
the stomach or by aordn0 a. ~
latter through their hnson with saliva 70 the
Juice, supply Of Tactic Acid which all English Feneh
other Psychologists admit 70 be essential principle Of al
eeston For the nformAen of those VITO may without
medical advice Il be stated bsre symptoms on in
paired digestion Headache psn in the farehssd hrr
crsns gasrts gsstrsig. hestbarn wind IN the steah
ana bowels loss OF zpDetits ezsston All these soen
disappear under The action Of the Alkaline Lactsfes Af
may Be always hsd IN lozenges powdsrs -
General depotin Paris co. s. ehsustst d
a. L II. Prince Nepolesn, A Richelieu
In New Orleans, Al DUCoEGE's, DELoCHE's Gull
LOTS and st syery other geod CheEir.'k
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EzeKnOrandE.
MARINE DISASTER.

From Capt Cornell, of the schr Electric Spark
we learn that the schr w II Dewitt was lost off
Porte au Prince, about the 18th Dec last. Her
officers and crew were saved.
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AU,IIoN SALES THIS DAY.

MONTGOMERY BRoS co. sell, =. II o'clock a. thei
Auction Mart " Camp strest, furniture etc : also A.
II O'Clock A NJ a, Z. Lnsrs Stable. Gr4visr street.
horses, mules, etc.
CHAS II NASH sslis At II O'Clock A n on the leyse
foot Of Delord street, 400 sack. corn, ahoat
THE SHEHIFF sells. l0lS O'Clock A. At I28 aad lso
Common street, the UEtrd States Restaurant.
BE- See advertisements on second maze
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Below Waiting O-der.
Masters OF Vessels

Ship Assam Valley Evans, from London, Dec IL,
to Ashbridge & Ocean
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Robt f Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
Gov Allen, Richardson, from Vicks1drg.
= w Strader, benson, from Evansville.
Dexter, Montgomery, from Louisville.
Rose Franks, Heth, from Jefferson.
Aloe. kadOvich. from Lower Coast.
w Dance, Livingston, from Camden.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara
Iberville, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Mary Carroll. from Mobile-P RR.
Frances, Blakeslte, from Mobile-P RR.
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Beiow Comina Up.

Bark Jennie Cobb, --, from Boston, to G A
FOsdick &cO
Brig WiDg6ed, Osgood, FIN Vera Cruz, in ballast,
to G W HynsOn Acc
Brig Nympha, --, from Rio de Janeiro. to
Elliott & McKeever
Brig Ossipee, TwOmbly, from Boston, to G A Eos.
dick Acc
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OUACHITA RIVER.

REGULAR OUACmrA RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY. Feb. A. atbPx
FOR sAHDEN, BEACH HILL OHAMeAa
mole Marie Saline, Alabama Landing Trenton Monroe
arIlsot burg, Tn iJ, and al landings on ri ck and
vuaeh Ia nvers-The Light drauglt passenger steamss
J.ase Fletcher, Frank Keeling. master, Harry L.
apply on board, TO 9 1870
". N. sURLs. Agent. Is New Lsyss street.
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BTyAaBoArs.

Golden Era, Smith, from st Martinsville.
) Sharp. Dugas, from Lockport.
Victory, Dalferes, from Lockport.
Caroline. Bateman, from shreveport.
Louise. Hopkins. from Asbile-P TR.
Sarah. Deeri0R. from Mobile-Basin.
Hunter. Jeauireau, from the Jump.
a q Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast.
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AUDIroR's OFFICE, STATE or LOUISIANA.
NaH OrlA.na IA. % Iaer

AUDIToR's OFFICE, STATE LOUISIANA
New Orleans, Dec. 30, 1861 }
To t. Askew, Esq, State Tax Collector Parish CLEANS
First Dis Tict
sr-fhe State Constitutional Cenver on in session in
hs Cry havi,g passed Ordinance lsvyng tax of ONE
MILL upon the dollar all taxable property TO pay the ex
penses Of said Convention,
You hereby directed to proceed immediately to collect
said lax the same to be reported by you Convention
Tax and to he calculated the 1867
payable "ony in the legal urency of the United
You to pay to he Treasurer Of the STATE Of
ten Gays under oath, all collected BY yOu
this ordinance less the Of your commission which is
the for collection of other State Taxes
your final settlement for the before day
April 1868.
IneOsed copy Of the ordinances referred to- Very re-
specially, II. PERALTA
Auditor.
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Arrived xesserday,

Steamship Geo Cromwell, Vail, from New York,
18th ult. to A MOultOn--2d district
Steamship Victor, Gates, from New York. Oath
nit, 10 6 FOsdick-2d district
Logger Magenta. PaOline, from Jesuit's Bend 10
master "a district Ia
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Leviathan, shuliz, from the Passes-Towel down
and TO sea, Path inst, barks Celeste Clark
Armstrong aud Rosario and schr Jacinta-
Brought up brigs CbaOito, Sophia and Bloom.
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OPELOUSAH.
REGULAR THURSDAY EVENING p.cxr

Leaves ever, THURSDAY, ~ 5PN.
EO& OfEEsO UaAB, WASHINGTON PORT
barre, and 81 andin the Coast Atohsfasza River
and Bayou Courtsbeaa-The good zAd safs stesmsr
annie Wagfey, Gus y. LOuA1sr. master N Ksuisoa
clerk, will leave above VIII leave WAshington everv
snnd-y Evening at O'Clock For freight passage Gpoly
BLOCH BROS, iSl Commonstreea/N O.
orc hlhOkLEY Sos. WasAingten La.
REGULAR oPEL0UsAs 4 ATcHArALAYA pAcKRr
rou Leave. ~ spAi. 9Th issi. - sr.l
EOk ePE WASnINGTOg PORT
IL Barre Mouth Bayou Rf.see si,nmse r. .nd "a ~
snaess on me and Bayou cortabesa-bs
vt schmid clerk ~ leave above tsi ing feiS sr
Tt on bsyse de Giaize and aspsr Bayou Rouge.
=, ens o. isor given. The Blackford will
80 .y ~ Win sAnsr Kankakea For freight pas
Wy. NJ sURLs 10 New Leye. street
khNsEr& BELL Front street
- CAkHlEkk LOGAN, Old IseVso street.
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Steamer Mississippi, Thompson, for St Louis.
Master
Brem ship Auguste, Won Harten, for Bremen,
w BuddendOrf
Br brig Wild Hunter, Henderson, for Mayaquez.
Porto Rico, Jos Kelley
Scbr LeOnessa, Hunt, for Car5enas,
Th0rndyke & Norton
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ID MARkB DEkNAR n Co..
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
oonsr Of Csrendeles and srayisr s.rssts
EEv ORLEANS.
E..Absrsnu st Nobnel Ala. Bou<tsn Torres
DETER BOSS.

DETER ROSS.
BUILDEK,
Orleans their p.tro
fer the last - yesrs be hiss made
his Workshops and introduced ma
which vii enable him 70 attend promptly any
IN his line.
Shop and oes Pytsnis and xtou .trsss.
Mechanics Exchange. box No. L
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TO TAX PAYERS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
FIRST DISTRICT Jan 2 1868
In accordance with the following order hereby notify the
Tax Payers Of the First District call my oce and settle
said Tax forthwith:
T. ASKEW,
Slate Tax Collector Fist District fNew Orleans.
ITO Carondeet street
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEAss JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
THRo UGH RATES OF FREIGHr.
~. Louis, LOuisvIile, Columbus, Cairo, Il ONE,
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta ana Charleston.
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1863 :
Shippers informed that this company is now giving
Through Bills Lacng TO tbs above points.
All Claims for Loss, Damage, overchargs will be
pro ply settled at point Of delivery.
For luther information inquire at the DEPOT Calops
street, or at ,he Companys Office A CaronSest street
T. S. WILLIAMS, Gen'l Superintendent
JAMES YoNGE, General Freight Agent