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Primary Convention Of the New Diocese of
the Episcopal Church.
UTICA, Nov. IL, 1888.
The primary Convention Of the Episcopal Church
assembled at ten O'Clock this morning In Grace
church. Rev. DR.. Van Deusen, rector After pre-
liminary religious exercises Bishop Cox delivered
an able sermon. In the afternoon session the
special order for three O'Clock was the choice
OF q bishop for the new diocese. The
leading candidates for the position were Rev. Dr..
Littlejohn, OF Brooklyn; Rev. DR.. Van Deusen, OF
Utica, and Rev. Dr. Leeds, OF Baltimore. After i've
ballots the final choice OF the Convention Rev.
DIR. Lttlejohn, OF Brooklyn. This evening the men,
bers Of the Convention are having grand reception
ut the Butterfeld House.
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CUBA AND THE FILrBUsTERs.-A telegram
from New Orleans in this mornings HERALD
speaks Of the rumored filibustering movement
against Cuba as something more than an early
probability. The opportunity is certainly
favorable and the prize is temptin9.
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SPAIN.

Progress of the Republican Element.
MADRID, Nov. IL, 1868.
The party in favor Of republic is gaining
ground. General Pierrad has united with Don Esca-
lante to push forward the republican cause. The
democrats express some dissatisfaction at this
coalition.
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LOUISIANA.

Formidable Fi!ibuster Movement-Three 'nou'
sand Men Reported Ready to Embark H.
Cuba.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1868.
TG.s evenings Times has article giving the fol-
lowing rumors and reports current concerning the
Cuban expedition, spoken of In New York paper OF
yesterday. l; says there Is an organization In this
city and the country which has been In
correspondence with the Cuban insurrectionary
leaders for some time The real headquarters OF the
movement are In this city and the leader is not, as
stated, General Hennlngsen. 1t says the statement
that 900 men would leave this city in ffeen days
VIII probably turn out Co be true; that number OF
parties engaged In this expedition have already left
this city with passports for Cuba and that on Tues
day evening two meetings held In this city by
those engaged In the movement.
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ILLINOIS.

Extensive Fire-PopuIation Of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1868.
Bristol Engle's tannery was totally destroyed by
1re this evening. The loss was about $4,000, on
which there Is $4,000 insurance.
The school census Just completed makes the popu.
tatIon OF Chicago 252054-an increase since April
Last OF 0,67l.
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ARABIA.

Quiet Revolution In Muscnt.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1858.
Advices have been received here announcing that
the Imam OF Muscat has been dethroned without a
struggle.
reignty.
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Reunion of Company b, Twenty.second
Regiment.
According TO the announcement made In these
columns some time since, Company B. Twenty
second regiment, N. G. s. N. " assembled last night
In undress at the armory, Fourteenth street, cele
brate in social reunion the anniversary
OF the regiment. A portion OF the drill
room was partitioned or for the purpose,
and flags and streamers, shields and arms
were tastefully arranged around the room. Colonel
Kenny, Major Porter, Captain Cullen, OF Company b,
the popular COMMANDER OF the Busy BIS, Lieuten-
ant TAFT, Adjutant Allen, OF the NINTH and host
OF officers Of the National Guard were present. The
arrangements Of the committee Of which Sergeant
Pearsoll was chairman were excellent. MIR. Isaac
ing youth Of the company who is deservedy popular,
gave becoming complexion TO the festivities by his
Was Ss =, e y @
repast prepared for the company and its guests
excellent, and the officers and members OF the
company left nothing undone to complete the
enjoyment OF their guests. InnumerabIe toasts
were drunk; the Charlestown, Mass, cadets, to
whom the company were under obligations for n
hearty reception during their trip to the Hub last
summer, were represented by Mr. swords, President
Robinson ana several others. VINO were heartily
cheered. Lieutenant DE Lamater, OF the Seventh,
who is soldier from his toes to his scalp lock; Cap
tain Dennis, Of the Providence Light Infantry; Major
Porter of the Twenty-second regiment STAFF, and
number OF officers made speeches and We're duly
When several OF the regular toasts had been dis
posed Of Colonel Remmy, comInandant OF the regi-
ment, rose and offered toast which he was sure
would be received with hearty applause and drank
with enthusiasm by every one present. He proposed
the NEW YORK HERALD. The gentleman who was
the military representative OF that paper, and
whom he was happy to see present, had given
universal satisfaction by his fair and impartial
ports OF the national guard inspections, and showed
that he felt interest In the progress OF our local
army. The toast was duly honored and three cheers
were given for the HERALD. Private Thompson az
forwards sang several comic songs OF much merit.
Mr.. Gustavus Foster sang several capital paro-
dies on the popular ballads oil the day with great
humor and the entertainment brought to q con-
cuson by glee, in which Adjutant Alien, Of the
Ninth formerly Of the BUSY B's, was the leader,
| manager and musical director.
Company II, Twenty-second regiment, will cee-
brate the anniversary OF the Long Branch campaign,
In which they carried or the Aspinwall medal for
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. II, 1858.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. H. 1885,
The vote In the state IA still uncertain. Fortysix
counties give Grant 500 and Seymour 5e,4e
Eighteen counties are yet 20 be heard FROM The re-
pubcans claim the state by 10000.
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Proposed Notifications in the
Treaty of Paris.
The International Military Com
mission in st. Petersburg.
Dethronement Of an Arabian
Monarch.
ENGLAND.
Parliament Dissolved.

Parliament Dissolved.
LONDON, Nov. II, 1858.
The Queens proclamation dssolving Parliament
was promulgated to-day. The writs for the elections
have been issued. They appoint the 10th day Of De-
cember for the meeting OF the new Parliament.
The other political news to-day is without impor-
lance.
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AUS TRIA.
-S'@-11'-'e1>'~'>-'"--~'1>1.

The Government OF the PrincipaIitics.
VIENNA, Now IL, 1888.
The Vienna Presse says negotiations are now afoot
for the purpose Of amending the treaty Of Paris
to make the sovereignty OF the Sublime Porte over
the Danubian principalities less lusory.
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PENNS YLVANlA.
Convention Of the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION In Pittsburg.

PTrrSBURG, NOV. 1T, 1868.
The County Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association has been in session the whole
day. The meeting in the evening was crowded and
stirring addresses were made by cierCymen and
laymcn. Henry Vincent made an address sketching
lay work In England. Tomorrow evening the Young
Mems Christian Association VIII hold its second
annual meeting,
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Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1st

CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1888.
The Second Congressional district OF Illinois Is
claimed as the banner distric OF the United states,
having given General Farnsworth L. AIS majority.
Official returns from nftyseyen counties in Illinois
show an increase OF the popular vote for Congress-
man at large for two years OF "A, 900.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. H. 1868.
The Ieavenworth Conservative says Grants ma
jorIty IN Kansas will be $4,000, and thinks It may
reach 20, 900.
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Deacon Ezekiel Partridge, OF Tembleton, cole-
brated his eightyssecond birthday on the 2sth MT,
ami the occasiop was Improved by his friends by
congrasulatory gathering. He has resided In town
hftyeght ye9is and reared twelve children TO adult
age. He took his seat In q church an0ir at eleven
years OF gge, and for seventy one years practiscd
singing 9.nd tnVsSumenta music.
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CHARLEsT0N Nov. II, 1868.
The result Of the municipal election was announced
this afternoon amid great excitement. Nearly
600 votes were cast, and Pillsbury, republican,
was elected over Lesesne, citizens candidate by
majority OF seventeen The citizens party talk Of
contesting the election.
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THE ELECTION.
New York.

ROCHESTER, Nov. IL, 1868.
The oflcial vote OF Monroe county for President
is:-Grant, 11.es2; Seymour, 1000. Grants ma
jority Is 1868.
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A.--Jencrs Offers Exfrnc rdtY,ary Bar cs.ln
in ladies', Misses and Childrens Boots snocs JEr
man and Firth Avenue Hotels.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1l--Evening The steamship
City OF Boston, from New York, arrived at this port
to-day.
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A..A.-Japuncse Hnir stain
hnir whiskers and musacho beautiful black
brown OF only preparation. Frice 50 cens
Sold by r. c. WELLS CO.. 1872 Fulton street, Ill drug
gists. q. G. UPiAM, Pbiladclr hias ProVrietor
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
20 attend meetings printed 10 the ne1scs, ,ssblc
other similar place IN the csy at the METRO bPOLTAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, "a Nassau street.
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A.-Save Fuel, Reduce Conl Bilis. Tx your
house with ROEBCCKS Weather Strips. Cace, 50 Fulton
street, New York.
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Errins but Nohlc.-ScH u clip for Young aIcn,
letter envelopes free Of charge n benefited, rclura ih3
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mn. T.-snddcn Chnnscs of Ment.h

II. ~. T.-sudden Chnnxes Of WeHt her Are
eeciual relief in these de to b. ornd than the
Timely OF BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCf rs. They
possess real merit and have proved their enc icy et
or many years. having received testimonials
men who have used them.
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Neutress, Eccnosr.H and Despatch Combined
IN the OF crders Metropolitan Printing
lshmens, g7Nassa1 strcetA.
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oPiish Thin s.v--rhis T. huosss Nottr, flutt
by pushing things, pstcuary hi& c,e-ers Winter Hat,
rendered himsei tosr Indifferent Ia thu palic 81 wall
street AID ohe OUTSIDE influences. It's hs miaserio sell
Hats AL none DO better or more exclusively tsn nc poiu
lar ha..sr of The corner VI Broadway aua tutosgIt<
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CANADA Malt scstch vv,iske,k i, Fully EQUAL
In purity AMI strength OF basor 70 me De imported article
f3 80 gallon. MI tHPHT A DUNN.
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Observation-Disclosures Of the House.
NASHVILLE, Nov. IL. 1858.
The House to-day adopted the Senate resolu-
ton providing for the appointment OF delegates to
the Cattle Plague Convention which meets in Spring
field, ILL.,
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Pure EcrtuclIyf BourbOn Mt 81 40 Procr
gallon Gibbs. t1r old must DO sold pay advances
wcxA 10 70. JAMES COVE, i09 Pearl street.
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New Observation-Disclosures, for CoIas and
Coughs. RuSIT0Ns 10 Asor House, corner q Bsxrlay
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For FIRST Class Prj nting of Every Dcscriy-
ton 20 10 the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment ~
Nassau street
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ACQUITTED or MuRDER.--Enoch @. Fogg, OF Sea-
brook, was tried before the supreme Court az PORTS
mouth, last week, for the murder OF EllJah 7.
McQuillan on the 3ist OF August last and acquitted
appeared chat McQuillan assaulted and threatened
the lie Of one John Williams. at the house OF rorgs
father pointing his gun at him; that williams
called or help and Foggs father tod him to 60 70
williams rescue, which he did; and In the light
which followed Fogg was shot la the foot and Nc
OUTLAWS skull broken. Fogg Is a young man OF
good character; McQuilan Is said to have violent
and quarresome onc.-COacofI IN. nv PdTj0t
Nor. -
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SERIES or AFrLrcTloNs.-Mr. sylvester Gaylord,
of Wallingford, has recently suffered o series OF
aflictons such as is seldom visited upon human
being In so short period Of time. on the 22d OF
October last his little daughter six years old, died
sotb an infant few days old, died. Last Sunday
his son, aged eighteen years, succ r,a to an
day, q lodge OF Good Templars, OF which he
was member attending. Mr. Gaylord has now left
OF family Of i've, which seventeen days ago made
His Is truly sad case.-NeD Hdren JOURNAL N0p' III.
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Established In 1Sgn.-- The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment, " say lsau street
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RSyai uayu1l .l9sfcry.-Ns' ~ Rnl& st sssl'
Information .anisse. ae neaeff lai ~ '1a''''i'
aud al, Kind. J' f4al aA S,.fan y.
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Tho Irn1as t'cs .r--3f \ ttihi 3sr sct,
coggcr rpr on TAs fsf. ,a,I ~ filatas niosia
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to promote and protec. trade. by enabling its sub
ing o. credits. and the recovery d claims a. all
points. have TO announce that they will, IN Sep
Fhs MS GsoS MER0ss
1s Ss sSRa5nE
AsSyxT o. CAPITAL, f,sAscIaI ST sTA 4, AS6
RAriSG As TO CREDIr; Of eyer 1900 81 ,he b,las-
and public companies. in more Than - o2R Of &c
sios t0Tns village and "s TsE1ias 'nr nS o
British Provinces Of North America and snbrac;;
nesesssry % enable the merchant to ascertain At
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, AND DEoEEE OF
woTthe of-ny graduation oferedit, cOmprsing, also,
Newspaper Directory, containing the ttle, char;
p pSf Parse rSarS T 10 each oSrSS Being
plote guide to the press Of every county in the
oT Tue reports and information will be confined to
those deemed worthy Of some line u credit, and
S %Ts w' az Se parties HRSn
revised and corrected by we'll known and reliable
saarSntee Of the ecrreetnsss Of the information
FURNISHED by them. / is believed thSt the reports
FORE superior to, and Of much greater v"lue' than
business will be nAbled TO ascertain at glance
the capital and graduation Of credit. as compared
with financial worth, OF nearly every merchant,
manufacturer. trader, and banker within the aboye-
A On or about the arst Of each month, subscribers
will also receive the Monthly CHRONICLE, contain
Ing, among other things, record ~ such iinpor'
| throughout the country, as may occur hubsequept
| to the publication Of each hGii-yearly volume Of
| the MERCANTILE REPgRRNCE RRGIATRR.
| Price glthe Merchants, Union Mercantile Ref.
srtnGe Register, M dollars, ts5O, lJoT lOhich Il
| States, trans pOrtqtfOn paid.
hoLddGrs Of gGS " ShaJts q N, CGpmGt StoGt
tsesiys one copy y ths MEEottETlLg ,REYEEENoE
ill Be- snkiisdio TWO SpisS and 10 more ihaR
SH shares " The Capital Stock tOHtLs allotted 10
| any one applicant.
| Al remiftdncts, orders, or cOmmuni catioRs
reidiue 10 the book should be addressed 10 the Msr
| chants Protective linton, In the american EI
change Bdnk Buiidin0, No, l2s BrOad,ody, Dor
| ,b56, NtLD York. audit
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HEADQR's FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICT,I
OFFICE CHIEF COMAIssARY UP SUBSISTENCE, }
AUsTIS, TEXAS. Sept. 10, lsGs
Sealed proposals., which must be made In trpli-
cate, will be received At the Office Of the Depot A.
Q, 5, at Austin, Texas, until IL IN. OF November
- lb6S, for supply ing the United states troops and
others drawing TatiOns at
Austin, Travis county, four cOmpaniesj
Bolton, Bell county, one company
DAllus, DAllas county, one company
PllOl GROVE, GfaysOn county, one company
Sulphur Springs, Hopkins county, two compa-
MES;
Woodland, Freestone county, one company;
Fort Grimm, shacklefOrd county, four compa-
nlesi
Fort Richardson, Jack county, Ave companies !
With such Fresh Beef rs may be required,
The contract to commence January ], 1872, and
to continue in force until December 81, 1867, or
such lees tim0 as the Commissary General Of Sub
EistenC0 may DIRECT.
Each bid must be accompanied by the written
guarantee Of two responsible persons, who must
be prepared to enter into bonds In the sum Of one
thousand dollars for each company stationed at
the post they propose to supply,
bids must be made out separately for each post
No contract " III be awarded until the bids have
been SubmltIed ~ the General Commanding FiGlh
Military District.
COndIt lonsof contracts aud bids same ~ iu pre-
vious advertisements.
Proposals. must DO plainly endorsed, Proposals.
Tor Fresh Reef, at -, Texas, and addressed To
the Acting C"mmlasary al Subsistence ut Austin,
Texas.
BY order Of BrcNet Mayor Ossoral Reynolds.
sAM, 4. GUSHING,
se2s'td Captain and DreVet Major. ChiefC. 5.
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A PPLICATIuNs FOR UPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS

T. al HkpW II MAY cOHcFfn'
DEPARTxESr OF The ISTEEI0R,
..,...,. PESsioT OIFicE, Aug; T.. lSis
Jnnr - $50, Tor the reissue Of the following de-
scri6td Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 have
a, the date fSIiowing the description d each war:
rant CERT hcale or warrant OF TX" tenor will
be reissued, II no valid objection should then APP
20 II. l2s for l61 acres, issued under the act Of
MdSw 81 William Wit, and va, gTsatsd i s%p
tegber I, 1857, N,9ycmberli ISIS
was grained May, 2, is5S. november j, iS5o.
NJ, : grated graf March ., 1850 November Il,
ISIS. go. 'or,sO acre., Issued under the act of
40 no., N tue name OF susaLnah Dunn,
% HiV q bS9lslD "'sn anu was granted may '''
is37. Noysmber, I, u, issued under the &C, Of
March 3, $50, ip !ls maine .. g November Il,
a. lO, for 10 acres, Issued unu '%s 4" BsS %.
pstt, GHaI va. sTaattI May s. is dcio6sT s. ~
s. G,+G, l'r 100 acres, Issued under the act u
VA W. sgiatsi luass ~. ostSEsr i, igs. -,
~ $50, for 100 acres, issqed updeT ne Aet Oh
aud Va. ETsh,"d Auga. g. 1850 October il, 1855,
y, 49, e. 30 acre, Issued GGf"T M act
was granted August ., 1851, october y, 1895.
SS 9 IL fs name G5aSF gd
was granted February 10, 1854 S2yember l. ISIS
No "a, SIS, for 100 acres, issued uhdef iht ACT %
March g. lSi5, in the name Of Benjamin Rose, and
Ma granted June 10, 1857 November 7, 1865.
NJ =, 5Gl, for 100 acres issued under the act 81
March ), 1855, in the name VI Mary Crawford,
former widow Of Jesse Eds, and was granted
March Ii, 1856 November !, ISIS.
no 81 Gs3, for 10 acres, Issued under "a" act "
March g. 1874, in the name II George z. Hnpp, aud
wa grtntad June 81, 1885. November o., 1858.
NJ ~ 5la, for 100 acres, issued under the act II
FshruTry H. lsI7, In the name Of Samuel brus,
and va granted October /. lss. December 49,
lSS -, 800 ,
80 1854. for 10 acres, i,sugd under IL" act Of
March !, is,i. Ia the name Of James Martin, aud
wa. granted July ;, lsb Deeembsr =, ~
CummissIOueT OF Pensions.
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L. COOPER OvERMAN,
oc2s-ti Captain Corps Of Engineers.
PROPOSALS FOB ,TRANsPoRTATIoY TO

OPPIcE CHEF QUARTERMASTER,)
DEPARThEsT or LorisIASA, !
Sealed proposals, in duplicate. with a COPY Of
9S w es sssF S& q B
by the Quartermaster's Department Tor period Of
Ggiweye months ,sss' S9mmssHsing on the Ss;h da,
November. 1850, inclusive, from
New Orleans. Louisiana, to Fort Pike, Louis
New Orleans, Louisiana. to Ship Island. Mis-.
New orleans, Louisiana, to Mobile, Alabama.
Fort Pike. Louisiana. to Ship Island Mississippi.
Fort Pike. Louisiana, to Mobile, Alabama, or
Ship Island, Mississippi, to Mobile. Alabama. or
return. ,,,,
pose to transport from each Of the above named
points
each. and the following class Of freight, viz:
MOrses, Mules and Beef Cattle. each per head,
II95: ASaf5iRfTy; Lead, Gins; liz. cSPgsr. Mails.
Heavy Ordnance Stores, etc, per one hundred
pounds.
Hay, Straw, Moss and Oakun. per bale,
LumberIPine and Oak, per thousand feet.
@ aaa SG!1 R EsHipPas
q CrockeTy, Furniture, Doors, Blinds, sa,hes,
casEs, and Tlsfcss. BooEs' Stationery. etc, per
Dry Goods. Flour, Meal, Bread. Rice, CRACKERS,
DIes APple.. Onions. Potatoes. Turnips. White
ce %sE GQ Pate tn Tar, Rosn Moai;es. Bowl
sugar, failow. 3rease, etc per barrel,
Ambulance. Spring Wagons Carts and Wheel
Army wSsSn., tsgmpl,%!s.1 zach ,,,, p,,.,..
a, Bss ssH r ts per fsp %s
Hams, per eask
Hams, r nsIce
Lard. per ier's.
Lard, per keg.
Fails, per dozen.
Powder, per barrel
| sugar, per bcgshead.
| Salt, per sack aud per barrel.
shovels and Spades, per dozen.
! Tea, pvT chest
Shingles, per thousand
| Tobacco, pei box
BrGSins, per dozen. ,-,-
Xii Troops and Freight to be received and deliy;
Depot, al the foot Of Girod street.
All troops and freight e be received And deIiS
T 52S ~ as may be dSsiSnaed 0uarermAs
tor gu duty at the above named points. IN ,ho frI
capacity Of the vessels when 30 required ny IN
QqaTtsfmAster,s DepsI nssa IN s,,shli.b semi
weekly line OF steamers between all OF the aooN'
1F SspIrp3s lids will be received for ansptptor
between New Orleans aud Mobile, and New Orlean
"@ Tn 1IX az he Bidder 10 iulA Lis agrecmeu
must be guaranteed by two 90 Iesponsl9ir h,t
.Vns. who's higuaIures must be appended 10 i"
BIDS viii be lqdorscL - Proposals. for .TraaspoT
tation, to Mobile. and addressed TO the uhaet
The Government reserves the right to reject an
CHAs, II. TOMPKlks,,,
Breyrt DHgadLeI usneIal and z, y N,
| .,rII.td Department " Louisiana,