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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFICE PArxAsrER uxTrED STATES NLvT.)
No t25 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHLLpELPHIA, November II, 1865,
Sealed proposals., endoIsed Proposals. for Sup.
O'Clock, m. on the 2Sd Of Novemb Der next. for fur.
nlshing the United States Navy Department With
and subject % insp ection By the Inspecting ofeer
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, whsr" 'hsr =,
to be delivered free OF erna-- '..' 90.
for which ss~.'-''H ....... ..
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r. J. MEIGs.
Clerk,

Tn THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
IN o, D. n.
Thomas Smiths widow and NO d. bl' DOC u
heirs.
III. ordered by the Court. this 2lst day q 00sto-
LIAM R. wooDw ARp. Trustee in the above cause
on the 18th q October. instant. Of Lots No; ~.
SQUARE No. 1872, to Thomas Young for & 267 %, be.
aud the same Is hereby. ratified and confirmed, IN.
less cause to the contrary be shown 10 this Court
or before the nineteenth day Of November, 1858
A. d. OLIN,
| A true eopy-Test: Justice,
| Il. J. kEIgs. Clerk. oc27-w3w
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Grade.

Muster and mus tsr.and.pay rolls Of the
detsohments will DO made Is prescribed In the
Army Regulations for companies. Ths general
service men and detailed men will DO all
mustered on the Same rolls, with remarks
showing to what commands or companies they
properly belong, Tho detailed men who 70.
ceive extra. duty pay and allowances will be
distinguished from those detailed in excess Of
the authorised number.
This order will begin to 20 into effect
Immediately on its receipt, and the reductions
to be made under its provisions mus. be fully
completed by January l, 1869
by command Of Gen. Grant:
Z d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRICT OF
i COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES PoR THE SAID

Ig ~ WNON 1nlV eoAceTH, gTe1lInYI ~,
November. 1893. the steam tug Katie Wise, her
boats, tackle, apparel and fuInituTe are llbelled
shire and Baltimore Coal Company, for comd EN- na-
ton and have been ARE, .ed By ihe marshal for th9
stand for trial Al the City Hall, In the city OF Wash
inEton, on the LIST Monday Of December next, when
and where all persons are warned to appear to
show eEuse why condemnation should not be de-
creed, and to Intervene for their interests.
X. J. hRl0S, Clerk.
Nov. 0, 1865. nol9. 2-2t
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l OF CoLUMBIA. OCT. %. 1865.
Catherine L. DeVauEhanl
TAe.. H. 5::v.ushau. l''o Equity Dost'''
IL Il this day ordered that the report Of sales
made by the trustee In the above cause be and the
same are hereby ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary be shown to the court on or
before the frat Tuesday in Deesmber next, pro-
yided copy Of this order be inserted once week
for three successive weeks previous to said lst
gencer A. d. OLIk, Justice.
A true eopy-Test:
L. J. MRIGs, Clerk. oc3l-wSw
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE SUB
L scrib0T has obtained from the 0rphAns' Court
Of Washington county, In the Dlstret Of Columbia,
letters OF administration on the personal estate
Of NATHASIEL PITTS, sR late Of the United States
Nayy, deceased. All persons having claims against
The said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
serbeT on or before the 18th day o. October next
!hey may otherwise by law be excluded from al
benefits Of the said estate All claims to be left
at the Jiee Of C, storrs Co.. 40 Fifteenth street
eJrner off,
Given under my ha nd this 18th day Of September,
1868. NATHANIEL PITT,
ocj-MSt AdmInlstrntor
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0PPIGE DRPor AND DIsBURHNa Q. MI
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SorrH,
ATLANTA, "a. Nov 8, 1855
until i2 m !, MONDAY. November q. 1893, Tor sup:
plying this Depot with
00, 600 pounds Western Oats.
800 pounds Corn,
l, 900. 900 pounds Timothy Hay. baled.
10000 pounds Straw.
Oats and Corn to be OF prime quality, sound, free
from dust or dirt, and put In good, strong sacks
Hay and Stray must DO we'll baled, perfectly
cured and free from weeds, dust or dirt. The
whole will be subjected to rigid inspection.
, All Forage and Straw to be delivered In cars on
the siding Of Messrs. Glenn, Wright 4 Carr, or at
the ouartermaster's storehouse. foot OF Forsyth
Delivery to commence January ]. 1900. and to
continue In equal qenttss on the first day Of each
month Tor ave months ensuing
Proposals should be made for each article sHPA-
RttrELt. and 10 raIrtIoArH, with = copy q this
d9rsement In their own hand Of the persons. Of
for The faithful performance Of the contract. II
>, Bids win be received for any amount not les.
The right IL reserved to receive or reject such
parts the whole % bids as may 10 for the best
Proposals should be addressed to the under.
signed aud endorsed upon the elope. Proposals
for the Delivery Of Forage and Straw
= By order Of Brew Brig, Gen. r, saxton, Chief
Q. II, J. PARNsW0RTH,
Breyst Captain and A. A, O, N, ., 8, A.,
noylO'td In Charge OF Depot
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1000 yards gray List Blue Cloth,
y ysa: saved ssys$ liz LII s ssss slG Cloth
,THIEp SLAss-RRY GOODS.
% 5s dozen donss 81 We, Wooi sS l sasswls,
40 pounds Cotton Thread.
s yy sTsa: SS ss.:s, sss al Gi pls.
l2,uo yards Blue Drilling.
10 yards Bed Ticking. tied strIpoJ
IA s ss.$$ : bb.sss y, ss sS'lao
e.0e yards Denims.
, ;ys s5Sa: b ISSi.s sssiPs; .na Pl,d
i.o0 yards Fancy Cheeks,
200 yards Indigo blSs Rlspnel.
100 yards Heavy ksrssys.
dSGTE Ss. Gt IA Sci HIs. iaR to
S sSssS ss; xi an S. s,Sii Half
g S6I.s f A. P.ai n saa quart in .qua,
800 aa SasS IfSs, f f,sisf Spoon.
800 doien Butcher Knives, (s.ineh blads)
a9S dozen dozen E Et.s. hGSs. s.:cSssd
Government " II m y
be seen al any lime al this once. "'
The risht WiiI Be fssersea GO require none, or
that specified in the above seheduie' IL greateI
ouantity IA reouircd tbey are Ia Ia fn,nisbs5 ~
&s prices propSsed' "'' A'e =" 10 furnished al
All bids Tor iuTnishipR said artiel.s NAV be re
No BIDS for less II an entire eahs Of tina els,
spseided will be consideIed " '"o "'"''0'
Ali articles furnished under contract will be
rigidly Inspected and compared with the sample,
such goods or ATtieles as NAV in any respect m IL
eoniofm to the samples viii 30 rejected. and IN tbat
case the Contractor viii be bound 10 fufnish other,
Of the required kind or quantity within five days
or III that be mot done, they Will be purehased Al
his expense
Paymsnt will DO made for goods received on in
pointed 10 Inspect them ~
No bids will be dered from per,ous W no baye
failed 10 comply with the requiTements Of former
contract, "
No proposal will be copsIdered that does moi
STRICTLY COMPLY with the following require.
Proposals must embrace the articles, with tho
quantitIes theTeof A. set forth In ths above sShed
ule, with The prices Annexed 10 each snd tLa
amounts must Sc carried out and fooled up, each
class 10 be separately stated And footed mn Sail
prices aud amounts must be so given Without
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pKOp0sALs FOR 4 L0IGG.

III, HKADauARTRRs DEPARrMRSr OF TuR soUrH.
..I d CHiEi QuAnrERAAsrER's ogRIcK,
ATLANTA, GA, Nov, Q, 1903
Sealed proposals will DO received at this Office
nall " m, November 18th. 1875. at which time
erecting q brIok Lodge RaildinE AZ tLs Eslioaal
SsmesspY a. , SSssli,bSry, q. aIG9rdi re- o. ne
fast oaarts master a. kaislEh N y, T,,,'"-'
TIP usual rsQuiremsnts for bids. &c.. Will DO OK.
Proposals shonld be endorsed Proposals for
s,ss'iHE Brick Lodge building. and sSdIssssd
dtAeseuth, psvl0-n
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An Acr to set the curbstonss and pave the foot.
ways ana CUTTERS on the east side Of Thirteen.
and a'hAlf street west, b,tween Maryland
avenue and Water street.
BE II enacted by the Board Of Alderman and
Lizard Of Common Council Of the City Of
WashiHgtOa, That the Mayor be, and he Il
hereby, authorized AID requested to cause this
curbstones to DO set and the footways and
cutters paved on the east side OF Thirteen-and
a.half street west, between Maryland avenu.
and Water street. The work to be contracted
for and executed In the manner and under the
suPerintondsncs provided by law aud to deiray
the expense Of tho said improvement a special
tax equal to the cost Thereof 10 hereby imposed
and levied on all lots or parts oflots bordering
GA the line Of the Improvement tho said tsI to
be assessed and collected in conformity with
the provisions Of the act approved October 18th
1865.
Approved, O,tOber 80. 1858,
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PROPOSALS. FOR LETTER BALANCES.
PosT ORPIcB DBPARrNRxr,
wAaufuarou n n Nov = lafQ


wAsHIs0ros. ID. O., Nov. Z 1868.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until the 10th day Of January next, u O'Clock
noon. for furnishing Letter balances for the OF
the post Offices in the United States for one year
from and after the nrst day Of February next. Of
the following description. namely:
lst. Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces
ayoirdupois weight, to be graduated down TO quar-.
ter ouncesi Of these 70 supposed 100 to 800 will
be required. Also. balances q the zane aggregate
wsisL.. Sf,StTTat9a x ,h aso metric Or G.ssmms
I'd. Balances capable Of Weighing two pounds
Ayoirdupois weight to be graduated 10 half ounces.
OF this class It IL supposed loc TO lco will be
quired.
Perfect correctness and strength and durability
will be required In the balances to be furnished.
Samples Of each description OF balances must Ac-
company each bid, and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will DO required TO furnish balances
ordered Of quality In all respects equal TO the
Each balance must be we'll and securely packed
In box for transportation. and delivered free Of
~ expenses to the Department At Washington, D.
perfect and 90 ual TO the samples.
Each bidder must furnish with hisproposAl sun
Client evidence OF his ability 10 comply with his bid.
Two sufneient suretes will be required TO con-
Afailure to furnish the Balances as contract
for promptly, or the furnishing Of inferior Arti
Gle. will be considered sunaeient cause for forfeit
ure OF the contract ..
Proposals Inust be endorsed on the envelope,
" Proposals for Letter Balances, " and directed to
the First Assistant Postmaster 0enerAl, Washing
ton, d. @, ALEX. W. RANDALL,
novio.td Postmaster GenersI.
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-. aforementioned
inuin alley in said square, called
" Grant street, " 10 conformity with the
accompanying plat and petition Of maj ority
Of the property holders in the said square,
both of which are dated 0,tober 10, 1868 ,
Pror'd,d, That the damages accruing to any
peuon or persons BY the changes In the alley
hereby authorized shall be ascertained in the
manner provided BY the act Of Congress Of
May 10, 1890, and the said damages shall DO
paid and are hereby assessed, in just proper
tions, upon the owners Of property in the said
square who are interested In or benefited by
tho change of alleys herein authorized.
Sec. 2. And be IL enacted, That so soon
as the damages aecruins from the change Of
allsys aforesaid have been paid, and plat of
the same as hereby authorised shall have been
recorded in the Surveyors office, the Mayor be,
and he Is hereby. directed to convey TO the
person or persons to whom the above. men
TONED tWenty.fset alley may be assigned all
the right, title, and interest Of this Corpora
tion in and to the same
Approved October %. 1868.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Mayor to
borrow on the credit of the city Of Washing.
ton the sum Of seven thousand dollars, (S7,-
600 to pay the men and officers OF the Fire
Department
RcSolesa by tie board Of AAivnqn and
Board Of Common Council cffheeity Of Wash.
r"gfOn, That the Mayor be. and he Is hereby,
authorized and requested to borrow on tho
credit OF the city Of Washington tho sum Of
seven thousand dollars, C$7, 00O, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the oficeri
and men Of the Fire Department the amour,
due them up to the LIST day Of October, 1868
PTorided, That said money shall be obtained
at rate Of interest not exceeding six per cen
tumi aud p,ovidtd further, That tho sum thu
borrowed be repaid out Of the mourning reve
nuo Of the present year.
Proridsd, That any amount that may b,
due the hremen Of tho previous FIRE depart.
ment shall DO first paid out Of the amount s,
appropriated, when borrowed.
Approved, October %, 1863.
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AN AcT TO pave the CUTTERS on the north ant
south sides Of o street north, from the
west side Of Fourth street west TO the east
sids Of Third street west.
BE a ENACTED By lie Board Of Aid1mam and
Board of Common Council Of Tie city of
Wa.himgioA. That the Mayor DO. and be Is
hereby authorized and requested to cause the
CUTTERS on the north and south sides Of o
street north, from the west side of Fourth street
west to the east side Of Third street west, to
be paved, in accordance with existing laws;
and &c deiray the expense thereof q sufficient
'un be, and the same is hereby, appropriated
out ofany money to the credit Of the Third
Ward not otherwise appropriated.
The work to be done under the direction Of
the superintendent and inspector of sewers,
oarriageways, payements, &c, and the com.
missioner Of tho Third Ward.
Approved, October 20. 1868.
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WRArPIEd PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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demand at s6sAc. for fair to choice; Ca rolna 10
Offering at l00l01c. The stock Of India Ii light.
CoFFEE-Tbe market is steady and arm A. frll
previous rates. We quote fsir to prime l6l0l7c.
~ ID. gold duty paid, and 2l@24c. In canenay
BuTTER-The stock OF choice Northern sa IA
Western 10 very light and in good demand. we
quote choice Goshen firm ct 50c., sn1 choice W ~,
ern 35@ 3sc. Inferior grades OF former are qaoso
at 30040c., ard inferior Western 2IsgSzsc' y ID
Choice roll butter 4OQ424c. b n.
LARD OIL-The msrget is hrm WIZ gooo az
maDd for winter strained ct u oo@H So y
gallon. ~
ouest. We quote Western Reserve and factory
i7alsc.: inferior do. l0Gl2c.; Norths-n cream
$50 2Oe., and Northern English dairy 2O@22c.
- n.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples l00lllc., in fair de-
nsnd and Peaches l2sc.
BRASs-Hesvy receipts and only moderate de-
mand have caused a decline. Choice Western
are selling at tl2@l3, choice Northern sl4, and
Corros EEED-Ars selling from landing at SIS
u ton.
wooI-The market quiet, and previous rates,
which we quote. rule, viz: BURY l5925c., accord.
ing TO condition Texas, one half merino, 3O0
&c.: washed 3513sc.
malt AND HoPs-The former Is in but little de-
mand, the market being entirely overstocked.
We quote II at 81 6502 rs for Western. and 81 800
50 IS for Canada. Hops are dull at 22s92Sc. for
prices nominal
HIDEs-Tbere is a steady demand at previous
rates, which we repeat, viz: Wet city slaugh-
tered l0@l24c.; dry sailed 10000; Texas
stretched l7G20c.; Mexican dry flint 20022c.;
country do. lsG20c. Damaged generally COM
msnd of above quotations.
EscULKTs-The stock of Potatoes OF good
qualities Is reduced. We quote choice, $303 rs
% Dbl. and s202 so for inferior. Turnips 81 |;
Onions 1901. Choice apples Sc 5007 so I;
inferior So 5OQ4. Horse radish $S0l0 % Dbl.
Beets, Parsnips and Carrots nominaly 81 so
u Dbl.
IGHlsLThe amount of foreign tonnage in
port is ia but the demand cannoty yet be regarded
as better than moderate, while rates continue
irregular, and masters of unengsged vessels are
holding for higher prices. We would refer to the
following ss a far index Of the movement, VIE !:
Cotton by steam. TO Liverpool Id. D d., by sail
9.l6@l9-32d.; e. fOs. mid. for Tobacco; As. u Dbl.
for Flour and l2@l3d. u bushe for Corn; Oil Cake
at 35s. u ton. Cotton by sail to Havre lac.
a n. Cotton 10 Bremen 10. Cotton by steam to
New York 4 al lc. % ~ Tobacco $40 S3hhd; Flour
81 y bbl. Corn i0G2lc. % bushel. Cotton by
steam to Boston Co.; Flour S5c. b bbl.; Corn 2Oc
a busbel. Gotten by steam to Philadelphia lie. b
h.; Flour soc. y Dbl. Through rates to Hamburg
by steam via New York Id. for Cotton. Cotton
by steam to Bremen It'd. Cotton by sail to Bos-
ton lc. Molasses by steam to New York 81 So.
Sugar by do, to Dc. IS.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Ship Kelvin, McFee. from st Thomas, in ballast,
to mssier-Pont
ship Jane Rich, Brown. from M0bilof to master
Bark Martha E MCNEIL new, Watts, 20 days from
Brig Flout CSp), Albert. from st Iago de Cuba,
in ballast, to PUG Bros-2d district 20
Schr Angelina, Ward, days from Ruatan. to B
Pigniola &co-2d district IL
rowBoATs.
Sunfcwer, Brown, from the Passes-towed down
and to sea 10th inst. ship Polar Scarborough
ND ship Kelvin, bark Martha A Mcneil, brig
Flout, and schr Angelina
STEAMBOATS,.
Nick Longworth Irwin, from Louisville
Magenta. Hicks, from Memphis
Tshlequah, Blanks, from Camden
Atlantic and barges, Belt, from st Louis
Grey Eagle Richardson, from Fort Bdams
Lafourche Heno, from Bayou Sara
New Era, Dugas, from Thibodsux
Champion No 3. from Eagle Bend
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
j G BlackfOrd, Pickett, from washington
Frolic, Hseberle, from Grand Ecore
Flicker, Dupuis, from Thibodsux
A G Brown, Radovich. from Lower Coast
Aloe, Woods. from Lower Coast
Paynswick, Clark, from Lockport
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
schr Josephine. from Shiedsboro
Schr Saucy Jack, from Tchefuncte
Schr Perseverance, from Bayou Lscombe
Schr Ann MEG uinn, from Tangipaho
Schr Elk, from Blind River
Schr Flower, from Shell Banks
Schr Folster, from Biloxi
ARRIVALS AT The OLD BASIN.
Scbr Sylph, from ProcterviIle
Schr Monterey, from Pascagoula
Scbr Alice McGuigen, from Pearl River
Schr Lille Dunn, from Blind River
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Receipts M Rarlysses.

n q, o * q W-Dec. l5.-4 bales cotton TO
W B1rbridRe &co-2 Suberbeille GaulresuX-
do 8 bbls mO'asses Beraud GIbert-2i do j
BonDafon-50 do DIlworih IS do Given
3 do hhds sugar S WILLIS DO Hare-l do
bethaT court-l DO | bales cotton A Tertrou 4
COLO hhds sugar L Grande &co-ll hides 2s SKIS
corn Dellanc 4 Beer sks seed cotton Price,
Zine 4 Topper u bales moss bbls potatoes TO
Bodet & Gueydan-l bbls agar Sister Frances
l hide l. Terrebonne-l0l head stock and sundries
10 order-Totsl Is bales cotton 80 hnds sugar "a
bbs molssses Ska seed cotton
N o, ] 4 G. N-Dec. l5.-S bales cotton to
II W Bib &co-i Bakemore, Woodbridge &co-
Al Siewsrt, Ga brajth Il Fizer--3 r Nugent-S9
J Williams a Sop--5 W Robson-6 Oglesby-
l Jos Hoy &co-H & G Cromwell ] Lane
Lehman, Newgass &co-6 Dickman, Hill &co-3
W B Tompson--ls 7 q & NJ Allen &co--9 to
r L Adams Son-ls Richardson May Brit
ton Moore-3 Summers Brsnins So Violet,
Black &ce-l NJ Smith-4 Jno 7 Hsrdie &co-
35 Payne. Hnr tington &co-4 j Burnett6kco-34
Warren. Crawford &co-l2 P Harrison Il Sons
BlMcColl-2 G. amer, Bergman &co-le Ably
&co- "a Alcus, Scherck Autey-4 ID g Cook-5
Battle Nobls-2 c L Wslmsley &co-27 Hill.
Ter &co-4 Is Copes--7 Scott a Csge-l5 s F
LANDER Foster &co-5 w A johnson 6co--1
P Smiths Marx, Levy &co-3 T Hender-
son--l5 bbls whisky 10 Gaines 4 Blanton-2O do
Schneider x Zuberbier--5 do Webster &co--So
coils rope bales bageiDg bale twine Dickman,
Hill &co-5 bslts mdse Wallace 6co--4 do Jno 7
Hardie &co-l2 600 feet lumber Popp x Elliott
100 do A Mcconnell sundries TO order Total
40 bales cot on ~ $50
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DOBERT r. BUTTONS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
vIrginisn ohce, Eighth street, L-uchburg. virginl&

Advertisements inserted IN al newspapers pubsheda IN
United States, st Publisher Lowest Rate: s.,
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ton 70 those Of the Northern and Wesern states rom Which
car make their selection
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throughout the Southern States and consequently on
Extensive advertisers assured that they win hud It s
their interest % contract thresgh TINS agency Tor toe Southern
and insure the publication Of their advertisements upon The
Ps,ronsee from abroad respectfully solicited.
An communications addressed above viii receive promp'
attention
We beg leave 10 Of advertisers the sub
oined favorable notices Of this agency and upon wnst author
y We set:
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va General Newspaper Business viii receive sd
other for those Needing hf
of,he Lynchburg virgnian ably daily
edited by Charles Buttos hsq This agency can be 70
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him 70 all who may desire bis services. Any busnss.
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Connected with he vrsinsn since 1857 and from person.
with him testify 70 his promptness
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years and have sws,s found him prompt energetic and
io y @ .sS
Bile tAlAl Advertiser and Register, Nov Is, lS6k
Apvrxnsuewe have received the businsss ~
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much pleasure 20 have shis opgoun.y Of saving that hsv
ne had for long period much business intercourse with him
have Away. found him prompt. g,aetic. and IN
parties who require such services within the
sphere Of his businsak-Richmond Wing. Nov. 9, ls6A
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Atlanta Ga. March Is, 1855. !
and q The Daily nsssos sn
reeept for all monies received for sama
JARED I wHIrAk x 7I
OFFICE os TIE DAILY ASp wEnEIr cIsscsn.
New Orleans, December 1858 =
MI Robert Button, Of Lynehburg, Va, hereby author
s.d 70 act q Agent 70 reesvs saesOtions md sdvsrss
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fully endorse the abovs notice. which ~ espy ~
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The following named steamers lef, port ysster.

The following named ste 3mels tcll pOrt yostSi-
day:
p. w. Stssder, Capt. Stein. for Louisville.
Enterprise. Capt. Lee, for Jefferson.
New Fra. Capt. Dugss, for Dousidsonville.
Era No. Q, Capt Kouns. for Red River.
Thos. Powell, Capt. Dinvant, for Donaldson
vile. NI7
A. G. Brown, Capt. RadOvich. for lower
coast. .rfn.
Since our last the following named steamers
have arrived:
Magenta Capt. Hicks. from Memphis, with 2lI4
bales cotton and 2260 sacks cotton seed.
New Era, Capt. Dugas, from Thibodsux.
Lafourcbe, Capt. Heno. from Bayou sara.
Grey Eagle, Capt. Richardson, from Natchez.
Tsblequah. Capt. Blanks. from Camden. with
1862 bales cotton.
J. q. Blsckford, Capt. Pickett. from Washing
ton. go
Nick LoDgworth, Capt. Russ, for Louisville.
A. G.. Brown, Capt Radovich, from Lower coast,
Champion No. 8. Capt. Waltz. from Eagle Bend;
Sully, Capt. King, and Flicker, from Lafourche.
Psynswiek, Capt Clark. from Lockport via the
Beraisria and Lafourche Canal.
Frolic. Capt Hseberle, from Grand Ecore'
with 901 bales cotton, IS hhds. sugar and sun
dries.
"vIcKsBURG. Dec. Is. ls68.-To Sinnot Al,
ans Leave at O'Clock With 1900 bales and 40O0
sacks cotton seed. J. M. White, steamer Frank
ParQOud.v