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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-19

ANDREW DULAND, Minister of the So
ciety OF Friends, has appointed a meeting at
the meeting house, on St. Asaph ST., to morrow
at II o'clock, and desires general invitation
pivpn
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TEE.EGRAPMHC NEWS.
SPECIAL .DIsP A'rCaks 70 TIE eAZET1
The cIgestIu cGion Of Arms on ahe
TI7SsiSsi

The sDes1Eu elton Of Arms on ahe
! ~ 49,, ri: Mississippi.
gWAsuINaroN, Oct l9.--ltis k0oWn al the
War Department. that the arms taken from The
steamer Aesper. and destroyed at Cat Island,
in the Mississippi, below Memphis, We're the
private property ofathe Gov. OF ARKANSAS, and
Senator Mcdonald Of that State, Ly whom
they were purchased on private account, IN
expectation of their. subsequent purchase by
the Legislature. The tact that the arms were
thrown oVerboardis held to be conclusive proof
that armed resistance to the laws is not in con-
temptation by any parties in Arkansas as the
Governor has telegraphed. nE
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MAGAZINES. From Mr.. George e. French
No. 95 King street, we have Frank Leslie 3,
and Godey's Lady's Books for the month Of
November-bot filled with matter very inter,
esting to the ladies. ....
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, neatGr.oea Catholic Priest.

! WORCESTER, MASS, October 19.-Father
O'Keefe, Catholic priest, at Clinton, Mass,
died suddenly this morning.
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Oakland, Ia, July lst, 1868,

Messrs. YIN. Grichton q Son,
purchased Of you, applied VIII extremely sat
isfna,ory results, judging from .he looks Of ta7
crop.
Many different kinds Of fertilizers have beea
used in ny vicinity, costing q great deal more
my crop Of wheat is as good as thaS Of any one
else. I shall try ii again this fall.
After ny wheat is threshed and can com
pare the yield, can give you q more s&tista,-
tory statement in regard To it. Very resp y,
Your est. scrv't., EDMUND K. CJCKG {.
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BApTIs1NG. Many colored people were bap-
tised yesterday in the Potomac, off Battery
Rodgers. aft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-19

Cow RUN OvER-A cow was run over and
killed by a freight train, on Henry street, last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-19

Rr4AsKs The market this morning opened
ouietly For Flour there is but Limited en-
opirv, Tn Wheat the transactions were some
what limited offerings Of only, leo bushels OF
;nfarior white, which sold at 175; 1852 bushels
rod changed hands at 30, 2l5. 225, 297, 23S, 240
and 247, according to the quality, which was
from ordinary to good. In the price OF Corn
there has been q decline OF 3a4c, with sales OF
100 bushels mixed a. 124a125; some small lots
of yellow brought 1876; sales of new at lou, and
Corn in the ear held ut 81 50 per. Dbl. Oats IN
fnir request, with sales a. GS. 10 and Il. Rye
steady, and sales reported at l50al5s. Butter in
brisk demand for good, which continues very
scarce. 49,, r. ,.~r-
There WAS removed activity and excitement
on Saturday in tho Now York market for the
Border State bonds, and there was & sharp ad-
vance generally over the quotations of Friday.
rennessees were the favorites, with sales up TO
r for the old, and IS for the new bonds. The
fact that most OF the debt of this State IS secured
bv liens on the railroads, makes them moro
uopular than the issues Of some of the other
States Yirginiss rose to IS for the old and 6O
for the new. North Carolinas were GS4a6Ss for
old, and G7aaG9 for new. There has been con-
siderable realizing of profits, and hence the re-
action from the recent high prices and great
excitement is quite natural. n
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sep 28-1nl

R9pNH II OD-
D .. BONE DUSTl
AT LOWEST MARKET MATES.
ALSO, GRIMES
+ PATENT Raw BONE PHOSPHATE,
81 $40 per ton.
The past two years have fully realized this
Raw Bone Phosphate to BIO the cheapest and
best in the market, and unsurpassed by the
highest priced Guanos. It's adaptation to
Wheat Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Tobacco, Gar
den Truck, Grasses, &c, have been fully and
most satisfactorily tested. Finely ground and
suitable for drilling. Call at Warehouse and
examine testimonials.
O. P. MERRYMAN s. CO.,
..... Sole Manufacturers,
81, s. Gay ST., bet. Lombard q Pratt,
Baltimore, Md.
For sale at Manufacturers price (the cost Of
transportation added) by our agent,
A. J. FLEMING,
sep 1G-Gw At Alexandria
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The worry latest style Of Walking Goats 70
SIS and upwards, at BLoNDHEIM's
oct Corner King and Fairfax st:
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Sandy Springs PostohCc,
N0rsGcmerV co. Md. June "a. 1868

Montgomery CO., Md, June a. l8G8
Mossrs VIM Crichtcn s. Son.
Gcntlolaen: The Redonda Guano hat 80
purchased Of you last fall has given US 2".,r'
tatoes and buckWheat We sowed one field g..
wheat broadcast, about 400 pounds to the .aacfe,
in Montgomery county, and narrowed il IL
which looks well. On the same farm, in this
county We put in field of bq 75 So, whl%a
pounds to.the acre of the Redonda, was applied.
The potatoes look we'll and the Re RodondG has
that cost US double tie price the Redonda did.
We soTed field Of whest last fall i on %it oar
drill, we put shout 800 pounds Of RedOnda -
the sore. Tnis wheat looks rather better, than
the wheat on the Montgomery farm, beth pa
in the same week; we arc so we'll pleased villa
I'm; we used four "5 tens This og5"s On e2 w.
used i in our gsrdca, and we think VIC mage one
of the best market gardens" in the couEtry.-
Our noighbor3 say so at any rate.
TYe are 50 well pleased with tbs Redonda
Guano, that We intend to use ten tons this tN!!
en- wheat. Yours, truly,
RAVTTNcS 6, Son
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RAWLINGS 81 Son.
Polar Grove" Queen Anne's co.,
August 18th, 1868.

Tug oU 1OtIIi +CNN'
Messrs. VIM. Crichton s. Son:
Gentlemen: The application Of 1--WE .thirds Of
Rodorda ard one-third Of Peruvian Guano ri
tho rate Of 20 lbs per acre with the drill to corn
ground wheat, on SO bushels seeding, (the great,
or portion being light gravel soil) gave IL
bushels Of wheat to the acre
On the balance of the field (by far the best
wheat land On 4C bushels seeding, applied ! Of
p celebrated Super Phosphate, costing $50 per
ton and Peruvian Guano, which yielded i
bushels Of wheat to the acre,
Upon q quarter farm, where I seeded 10 bush
els with the Same proportions of Redonde ANA
Peruvian, on tho talloW, made twenty i1ur
bushels II wheat TO the acre.
will want eight to ten tons Of Redonda this
fall. Very respectfully yours,
JOHN r. ENJOY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-19

SINGLE and Double-brcasted Sack Goats q
r.~.g#. ..4.: s.! j BLoNDHEIM'Ss q,
oct 5 Corner King and Fairfax sis
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EVERY danger I have known,
That g. reckless life can fill


But my good clothes have not fed, -c.ii. ..
For deal at BLoNDHErM's still.
This brief extract from q recent volume OF
lyric poems shows the melifuous cognomen OF
Alexandrias great clothes king to. have been
c1nbalmed in immortal verse. Call at once at
the corner of King and Fairfax streets, and
supply yourself with superior garments at prices
that defy competition. 7.iag.t yt1lU GHor"
Come one, come all, my. store shall fly ri .
From its firm base, as soon l. isis. r. o..
Oc Ii rr:s "a. .....s.. --..... 2 >, BLoNDHEIM.
The worry latest style Of Walking Goats for
SIS and upwards, at BLoNDn III:
oct S Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
SINGLE and Double-brcasted Sack Goats at
-.~...-.5... ..4.. #y j BLoNDHEIMS $ ..'
oct 5 Corner King and Fairfax sis.
THOSE Diagonal Suits at Dealham's take the
eye Of everybody. oct 3
DEALHAM's custom-made Beaver Suits can't
be beat = r.. ~ $500 oct 3
no. s4s BLONDHEIM - .r. ...a.
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
Has just received large and complete stock
of Ready-Made Clothing and Under Wear,
than that OF any house in this city. He has
No. Beaver Suits at $25.
First quality Black Cloth Suits at $50.
Cashmere Suits at So and upwards
Cassiret Suits at SIS and upwards. .'~
Cashmere Pants at SIS and upwards. g..
Cassinet Pants at 81 and upwards.
And other goods as cheap in proportion. Re-
member the place. BLoNDuEIM,
oct 2--tf Cor. King and Fairfax sts.
| TUST RECEIVED. .eg8iaeu "a" nof
y Fresh Soda Crackers, i9naf6 II yd}
- Water /" 4. J38y-us .s.3. Il. IL
n. Cracker Dust For sale by
oct "a q- - IL. G.. MLLBURN. F.
SORAPESl -" 70. @9+E GRAPES ! /
8 eases of Nice Grapes, put in Glib. boxes
oct IA BROOKES s. TAYLOR,
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EHlNE WHITE SHIRTS.

At less thandNew York or Baltimore retail
prices, and warranted to fit perfectly.
New York Mills Shirts, 1926
Wamsutts, SO. q, ~. $500.
Androscoggn, 81. 70.
Have always on hand full limo Of Elmo
White Shirts Genuine Linen Collars and CutfS,
Of every size and style; also q choice lot OF
Shirt Bosomsj of French and American manu-
facture. a.G.
Mg-Partes wishing Shirts made should leaye
their measure at least 10 days in advan CO Of the
limo they wish them delivered.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
oct 19-1w g. King street
A VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM
"A NEAR VIENNA STATION, ON THE
IL. s. Il. r. H., FOR SALE.-By virtue of
a deed Of trust, executed by Ashbel Hosford TO
the undersigned, dated December 18th, 1854, l
will sell, at public auction, at Fairfax Court
House. on the 10th DAY OF NOYEMBE
BILE LITTLE FARM, containing ffty-four
and three-quarter acres of land, within one milo
of Vienna Station, on the A., l.. & II. 4. b
This land is of excellent quality, and is well
located for fruit and market farm. s...- ... ..
TERMS-One-fourth of the purchase money
to be paid in, cash the residue in three equal
instalments at six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest from the day of sale.
......... ORLANDO w. HUNT,
Fairfax co., oc 19-eots Trustee
GPLENDIDnLINE OF CAS6IMERES AND
- CLOTHS
WILMER s SLAYMAKER have now open
their usual large line Of Cloths and Cassimcrcs,
and are now prepared 10 Trim off Suits, Over
coats and Capes in the very best style and at the
lowest rates. ... - .... .... B..
E A full line Of Talors' Trimmings always on
hand. s.gNHI sep Soft.
TT B. WHITTINGTON, ...l
4
CHARLES w. GREEN, ...
. DEALER IN
FANCY, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, ..
Would respectfully solicit q call from his
friends. o.. ..t ... ... feb N-
TosIAH II, D. sMOOT, ......
formerly of and successor to Smoot, Uhler s.
L . N 3 L + D 4 a L 4 Il,
No. q, Union street,
(BetWeen King and Cameron
!ie l9-tf I- " Alexandria, Va.
w A n TED
FIVE THOUSAND 900 ....
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION COUPON
44y..a CHARLEs R. HooFF,
sep 1-tf Cashier.
H.AR sPF'T7+ Re 4 T2H THE COUNTRY
We are receiving . full supply of goods for
the Country Trade, which we can and will sell
as low as can be purchased in other markets.
Terms Cash. J. T. CREIGHTON AZ SON,
oct 81. 500. HGyls SO, King street.
j0LIVE OIL, genuine Italian Olive Oil, re-
W ceived and for sale by
a.. ~ - FRED. RECKER,
g. sep M-4w King street. cor. St. Asaph.
NEW RAISINS AND CURRANTS.
49, y, ''''> avery s. DAVIDSON,
oct l 226, King ST., cor. Alfred
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THOSE Diagonal Suits at Deslhams take tn
eye Of everybody. oct 3
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III FRANK GOES
SUPERPEOSPuATE OF LIME,
Or BONE Man URE.
WARRANTED GENUINE.

This Fertilizer has been in use twelve years,
and each year has been improved
in quality.
viii insure good crop on poor soil, At tie
same time it will improve the soil
No Manure can be more economical.
Put up in Good Strong Bags Of l25 pounds,
esch, and in barrels of about ESQ lbs each
gEaS~ No charge for packages. Sold by
NJ. ELDETDGE & CO.,
No j, South Wh2rVes
Send for circulars and testimonials.
ANALYSIS FOR
E.. FRANK GOES SUPERPaOSHATE.
BALTIMORE, 81, South Cay St.,
September 26th. 1865 J
REPORT
Of Analysis of Z. F. Goes Superphosphato Of
Lime.
A sample of this, taken by myself, from lot
Of about two hundred tons, which was brought
into this market, was found upon Analysis to
he cOrnDosed as follows:
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e. DEALHAai's custom-made Beaver Suits can
be beat. ~ ,-l't $500 oct
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-19
R.es,ps. bx a.,lr.eas.


N O. o 4 G W-Dec. 1913 bales cotton to
Drouett & Forstsll--9 do W Burbridge &co-4
Mouion &co-l l. Millaudon-2 Bersud &
Gibert-l Tertrou &co-64 bbls molasses by.
nond & Lally-40 do Price, Hine & TupDer 20 do
Hare-4s DO G Ssbatier-25 do G W Byrne &co
so co A Milienberger &co-l6 do P Pavy &co-
80 do VaDhorn &co-2S do w II Hennlng &co
rs do II & NJ Allen &co-15 do bids sugar
l. Grevenberg-6 do Won Phul Bros-35 do 8
Dilworth-3O do Murison &co-2s lily Tete-5
do IL bbs molasses Blanchin Giraud-42 do 81
hbds sugar Lspene Fere-37 bbls molasses IL
hhds sugar ] / Adams &co-2 bales cotton j A
and sundries Surle-hf- bbls syrup Owen Bros
Is bbls oranges2 hhds rice and sun1ries Cherot
10 pBgs oTrnges and sundries Terrebonue-2 hf-
bales moss hf-bales cotton and sundries Canhepe
4 Loubens-l Dbl sugar Sabatier-7l head stock
and sundries to order-Total 50 bales cotton hf-
bales cotton lss hhds sugar 467 bbls molasses
N o, 4 G N-Dec. 1870 bales cotton to
Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-A Yestman eco
% Richardson Msy-1S Williams & Son-4 to
Summers Branins-4J Hood ScoNlsJ Pig Zig.
gins &co-5 Green &co-24 Jos Hoy &co-ll
Stewart, Galbraith 4 Fizer-l W Robson--34
a. Henderson, Owen Bros-2 ID Blair eco
AZ Payne, Huntington &co-S5 W Tompson-13
r l. Adams Son-l0 Lacey, Terry &co-l2 La
cey, Terry &co-8 r Powsll-3 Clintou-27
Winston, Morrison &co--7 Jennings, Gates ECO
IS Won Phul Bros-l K Huey &co-1 Barrett &
Lesassier-9 Jno Chahe & Bro-1 G l. Wslmsley q
Cos lPsrhsm & Bunt-ls Battle & Noble--56
Alcus, Scherck & Autey-35 NJ Hitler &co-37 to
Warren, Crawford &co-ll w johnson &co-2
d G Cook Griffin Porch-2 bxs hats Vincent
&co-3S do Belden-5 bxs hardware Folsom 4
Bo-20 bbls whisky Clancy, Swenson AGO bbl
M Sc G-3 bxs hats II Tricou &co-7 do E s Ben
edict-l3 do g Leaumont-3 do ] Albert DO
F Booth &co-3ll bbls apples Gnlett Centoss
j bxs mdse Kern x Fellman-3 do Young Goo
boxes saddlery H Hsnsell-l0 bbls whisky to
Schneider 4 Zuberbier-l0 do Webster &co-5 do
Schmidt Zeigler-saLdries to order-Totsl 500
bales cotton
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Rseeipts Of Produce.

MANIFEST STR. ERA No. 10, sunk in Red
Riyer-l46 bales cotton Lehman. Newgass &co-
l02 Summers & Branins-75 Spyker q Sandidge-
SO Stewart McCarty-65 Perkins, Swenson &co
60 Kirkpatrick a Keith-54 Ober, Atwater &co-
SO Burbridge &co-sl Beadles, wingo &co-
81 70: MeGasgor Bro-sl to Jurey & Harris-27to
Wright, Allen &co-20 to Clapp Bros &co--2l
Payne, Huntington Aco-l9 Jno r Hsrdie &co--
Is M Killer &co-ls R L Walker r K -7waIker Il
CO.. Jno Chshe & Bro Jos Hoy &co-2 L P
BeIje-6 Warren. Crawford &co-2 q Ware & Son
Septell 4 Prather-l L Kouns-ll bales snake
root Wright, Allen &co--3 bales wool Speake &
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shs Hen eslssss esssssss, Saturday alns4tx II.

sundriss 10 order-Totai $50 hhds sugar 267 bbls
molssees
RlCELAND- Steamer Aloe-75 hhds sugar to
Chaffraix Il Agar-43 do J Johnson-30 d IS bbls
molasses Kohn-So do hillIken & Bringier-10
do p Maspero &co--l9 hhds sugar 4 hf-bbls do
B Ernst-l0 hhds sugar Grief & Byrnes-25 do
A Rocheresu-l hf- Dbl do kegs syrup Garner &
McCsrty-7 bbls rice J A I.scroix-l29 do A So.
cola-22 do Penaud & Fellon-23 G NJ Bayley 4
Pond-ls sks rice and sundries to order-Total 202
hbds sugar IS Dbls molssses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES P iynswick-40 bbls mo
lasses p 8 Wiltz-25 do Dudley h Nslson--sun-
dries to order-Total IS bbls molasses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIV Drop-Sandries
to order
BLIND RIvER-Schr Borns-3O cords wood to
order
BLIND RIyER-Schr Martha LIS cords wood
ECO slaves TO oder .-,,s Is
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Gen. Meade. Sampson. from New York
10th inst, TO W God. Low & Ludwgsen-2d dis
Steamship Rapdsn, Cheesmsn, from New York
9th iost., via Havana TO Harris & Bidwell-lst
district
Steamship Agnes, Wilson, from Indianola, to c A
Whitney 6c0--lst district
Steamship st Mary, Bourne, from Galveston, to
CA Whitney &eo-lst district
Bark Favorite lBr) Fes, 60 days from Liverpool,
toiHunter AGO. Point
Bark Astoria, RsDlett, from Boston, G. A Fosdick
&co-lst district
Oct, to Lowell & Bailey-Point
rowBoArs.
Title Jewett, Follett, from the Passes-towed
down End 10 sea 18th inst, ship Igoms-
brought up bsrks Favorite and Astoria, and
schr Maggie Gray
STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Lee, feathers, from vicksburg
Empire, Carroll, from Cincinnati
Lafourehe, Heno, from Bayou Sara
Cleona, Splane, from Washington
Frances Blakeslee, from Mobile
Aver, Parks, from Pittsburg-no cargo
Stonewall Mckinney, from st Louis
st Nicholas, Dowty, from Alexandra
Peerless, Forgay, from st Mar.insvile
@ Brown, Radovich, from Lower Coast
Aloe, Woods. from Rceland
Psynswick. Clark, from Lockport
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Steamer Dew Drop, from Tchefuncte
ARRIVALS AT TIE NEW BASIN.
Schr Bonnie, from Blind River
Schr Martha L, from Blind River
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Imports

ST LoUIs-steamer Bismarck bxs sugar
and sundries
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@arine yntflligente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No IS CAN'T srREEr,
Saturday, December 10. 1865. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Bismarck, En'ricken, for st Louis,
Master
Steamer Mary, Carroll, for Mobile, in ballast,
CA Whitney &co
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ARKANSAS KIvER
Leaves On SATURDAY. tbs' lslh inst, sssrH
fIaHa&t Little Rock Pine Piua "a al nssrmsdists
{ landingz-Ihs passenger packet
InPerter, ...te. +.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Master; JOHN BIRD. Clark
Z For rdght or passags apply o. board. or TO
". JOYCE, IS Csrondelsf street
NJ TAKE might fer al landings high Napoison
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Leaves On vUEsDAY. Dee I'D. sssru
- AFOR LOUIavILLE, CAIRO. MEN,
phis, vcksburg Estchez Baton Rouge, and an
fSzss Antermedste isbSings-Ths and splendid
ioW pressure passenger steamer
j. s. NE AL, Master.
VIII leave shove FOR sght Damage apply on ssssd
orto THOS. KEEFFE, rs Poydrss stress
siNNOTT ADAMS. Is Commercial Place
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Below Coming Up.

schr MoDtrose, Knudson, % days from Boston, to
G A Fosdck &co-
schr Marion. from Havana. to Chaffraix h Agar
schr Virginia, from Turks Island, to Pilsbury &
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INDIANOLA-S Steamship Aenes--37 bales cot
ton Francke q Dsnneel-6 do bbls pecsns to
Perkins, Swenson &co-4 bales cotton 10 pkgs pc
cans & Henderson, SKIS wool 4pkgs pecsns
bbls isllow b L Mann &co-229 he I'D stock In
bsu, Aycock &co-s0 do McQuoid & Mehle-sun-
dries TO oFder-Total az bales cotton
GALVEST0N-Sieamship st Mary bales cot.
ton j Gay &co-9 do Jno Phelps &co 8 pkgs
pecans G A Whitney &co-22 do A c Pierpont L
CO.'S do Texas Elk Co-253 bdl hides bales hides
bdl SKINS b L Mann &co-l7 bids "a 9 and paper
M Kaufmap-2 tics dried beef bbls tongues to
Geo Beard do ties beef hhds do Garbini
SO hides Webster &co-5 bbls peas Hart Geo
sundries to order-Total is bales cotton
NOBlLE-Steamer Frances-20 bales cotton 70
Jos Hoy &co-l5 Marx. Levy &co-l Scott & Bro
III bxs tobacco GA bags coffee U Whitney AGO.
sund1es to order-Total Sc bales cotton
BOST0N-Bark Asteria-Ice to U C Ice Co.
and sstd mdse
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boxes slddlery II II Hanseli-l0 bbls whisky to
Schneider x Zuberbier-l0 do Webster &co-5 do
Schmidt Zeigler-sandries to order-Total 500
bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Observation-Disclosures
MORGAN LINE .. B. kAn STEAMSHIPS
re1zs FOR GALVESTON AND INDIAN
GAI2 OLA The following nsv iron low.prsssurs
w. -. Hewes....l. q. Harris. Austin.
- nary............ 5A.nes:: Harlan.
eiiasos II ssassraa,
VIM g. Hewes.
GEO. z TRIP. Commander.
win SAT- from foot Of st. Joseph on SATURDAY
December 18th 81 8 P.n
oHAs A. WHITNEY . 90, Agents
50 and "a Damp street
Freight insured at half adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters July lst. 1858
B.Nc bills ofladine signed ser sailing Of the
61EEs FOB TEXAS
INSIDE BEgwIoKs BAY ROUTE.
new ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT wEsFERs
RAILRoAD.
o. sundays TUESDAYS, fa5KsD1Ys nd s1fUR
DAYS At X O'Clock AND the train leaving the Al
ssa *. Morgan LIE sssamasp. q sfs.ss.r @ ssvs.on
Josephine. .............-.......CAPT. J. n LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Mntsgorda............ J. J. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAys
louise. Rsirosd tompsSy No 90 Canal street. or 81 Is
FAM Landing on '9 s%%I so5fsss Tickle. Agent.
a. W R. BAyLEY. SUPERINTENDENT
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINK U. g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on SATURDAY, December 18Th ats Pm
<~S=> FOX BRAZos SANTIAGO VIA
ss.assAzzaA GALvEsToS-Ths iron steamship
st. Mary,
r S. BOURNE. Commander,
win Of st. Joseph steamer
unable the bar goods be delivered at
ships tackle cOrsgasss pay thsir hgserzge For
freight passage spply 70
cHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents
90 and 81 Camp street.
Freight sured rates adopted by the Board
of Underwriters, July l. 1893
--
HAVANA.
FEB HAvANA-U. 8 MAIL LINE
To sail on SATURDAY, Dec smbsr 10Th, ct OcIockpE
fE~. FOX HAVANA. MAIL LINE
s-aAiasik The Al Iron Steamship
L. h. LIVINGSTON. Commander
viii her wbaf foot of Csope street. First Distro.
r. W. FESkiss 4 GO: Agents..
CORPUS CHRISTI.
r=. FOR ROCKFORD. ST MAwY,s
and Corpus Christi via New Orleans, opelousas
great Western Railroad and Morgan Line Steamers
The iron steamer .,.,.
Capt JSo. BENSON
the New Orleans Opelousss and W. Railroad on SIN
DAY December 10Th. Freight fer Corpus Christi and St
Ss. ssss 20 ssss opsss.s.s .si.sss % Canal
a: w R. BAyLEY. Superintendent
G. A. WHITNEY CO, Agents.
d F s T ,sss-.s every day " oD''a'a' Ferry Landing
EEu ORLEANS rowsoAr ASSOCIATION.
u, Wishing la,,. . s;.ssi:s :s.i':s H7
offer greaer facilities " the shipping snferfps "a
saving shi port have combined the following rowboss.-
ECLIPSE LINZ
Lsvisthsas Gladiator Aas
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wrishs and ssAsiasl.
kehiilss. Thee. \. Morgan. DGuasss. Ws.
bashs Norman. Bepshlfe. Teeunsos
Wieaes and RaAaneos
Zoe nzbss psvsr Of TIE abovs sssosaassd rars a
oEeosts guarantees that dsesntsa VII occur. s1h 4
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EDWARD 4 K0RK1A 90, , liza
Associated onss. - osrundssx stzsst ~ s1aaA
J. O. uORORO9a
.oUIsIAHA Lively AND SALE
8 SEQ q STABLES. e -
o. lS 100 and i92 Magazine street. betysen Julia and ST.
Joseph streets,
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DOMESTIC POSTS.

New York, Dec. 1s-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Crescent City, Weir.
FoREIGE PORTS.
Liverpool, Nov. 2s.-Arrived from Mobile, ships
Cororet, Csrrigal; Victory, Cushing; 29th ship
Africa, Berry. 2sth, cleared for New Orleans,
ship Amarsnthe, Watson; sailed for New Orleans,
ship Newcastle. Armstrong; for Mobile, ship Aus
tralia, CurraD.
Newport, Wales. Nov. 27.-Ssiled for New Or
leans, ship Ocean Pearl Rod.
Grovesend, Nov. 2s.--Ssied for Galveston, ship
Rob Roy, FiieIs.