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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-06
MAIL LINE FROM --~,-ur,r,u,r, =,
M ALEXANDRIA TO WINCHESTEk
( THROUGH IN ONE DAY.

A Coaches vii q@vG @ 'pr7M A7fEsndr59 RsR rig
and SATURDAY (until further notice. at three
O clock g.. NJ, arriving at Winchester on the
same days at 7 p. NJ, reaching UppcrYlllo at Z
D. NJ, in time for dinner. --,,r>.. ,,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at 8 O. clock q. rn,
reaching Alexandria at I o'clock p. m same
days. in time to connect with the cars and boats
| for Washington and the North: t"a /,
This line connects with the line from Fled-
mont Station to UpperVille, going ana return
NThe proprietor gives his personal supervision
to the ontire route, and will employ none but
the most careful drivers By strict attention 10
the comfort of all who may favor him, ne hopes
to merit the patronage heretofore so hoeraAy
bestowed. ..s.-.ra.-- -. -. ,.r.
=, OFFICEs-A Mansion Houses Win
HhsS'0f' : "s ~ --o'o"'' WIN. WHALEY, b"
ie e29-tf 1"@ 2.ao2 Es.i Proprietor.
aoAP AND CANDLE M1LANUF4AAoToRY1
y ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE.
Having commenced the manufacture of
" ...50 SOAP AND CANDLES,
at the Soap and Candle Factory, on Union st;;s
between Queen and Princess, I. have Cd hand,
and am prepared to sell lower than the North
ern markets, ,..,- ..-. ~ '.'.
NUlO pOunuS OA COt1L' -.
|2Ja1J so boxes TALLOW CANDLES.
5000 bushes ASHES,
and earnestly solicit the patronage Of my fel-
/ low citizens. ., = ~ ..-..t -
= oc 30-tf {. .I $50 - SAMUEL LU MI.
2 AMPS LAMP GOODS & OIL
- 11l44i.b ~ WIN. COGAN. ..l .
|91 n most 10, North Royal Street.
offers sale Lamps in great variety from tne
little Tom Thumb to the most 1nagnhcenfi ioboe lar
lor Lamp; Gut Ground and Rls5as rIS1n WEE WicI
shd nahsS 81 Sbes Fl g1a sdei S?S say 5s
large lot Of Lamps ust 5sceiEsd PgFeha "
hsd5o sEho want and Gea 1 5ergs S sSs
in iS Handsome Ro Parlor and Table anps had bet
Ter come quickly; -ilr.--- mn mn o--GI
TT=YPODERMIO SYRINGES. for sale by
R-A' L. 90 T g T,EADREATER .5 E0iC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-06
RICHMOND, mar 19-tf

Megsrs Clotworthy s. Co... .a... .s>
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been
made by your Poulterers' Friend cannot fail to
interest all who raise poultry. a gentleman OF
this village has been experimenting on chickens
with the gapes. He tried your PouIter9dsJ e IS
the desired effect in removing the worm, etfec-
tuely te S: relieving the chicken at once; Since
then I have had many calls for it, and i has as
been used extensively with the same result; 1t
is OF incalculable value to all who raise poultry.
' Respectfully, A. SPENCER
Price 25c per package.
Prepared only BY ~
- CLOTWORTY s. CO., Baltimore.
Also, RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT
TIE POWDERS-th best in use.
For sale by JANNEY-& y CO., 145, King ST..
And ..lr'. E. S. ;LEADBEATER g co.
nov 76-6n1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-06
gPROFESsHONAL.

90 5.s@s1 oCARD. s91.7 7l Il-'LI119 S.
-l-gR. DURAND, a skillfnl and reliable + E.
MALE PHYSICIAN of3i,great experience,
continues to be CoNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED,
st his Office IS. e. corner Fremont and Lom.
bard streets, Baltimore, M daE Best board and
medical attention at my private residence
Medicines sent by mail Give an accurate
statement of symptoms Business confidential.
Ral4innnra IN 2lltfi- yiII.t siaErMY T9t 5lE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-06

Z The .''Rodonda', is 4 Pure Natural Guano---7
not a '.mixture'' or q manipulation 81 oIl
j. It is one hundred per cent cheaper in price
than anv fertilizer in the market, and nearly
two o2hundred per cent eheaper9than Peruvian
fGuano. . - ~ osLf2ij25 ~. '!s1oEGISlI. 81 !!
& The results of kodonda Guano,. in the sale of
the past eighteen mouths, is attested by nuner-
Gus testimonials .ofamany Of the mostintolligent
and practical farmers Of Maryla and Virgin
ia, showing that it is superior to many. of the
fertilizers now offered for sale and equal to any
A'costing double the money" ofi la lilD5z
q This Guano is inspected ,analyzod and weigh
ed by the Maryland State Guano Inspector. .
Il GI invite attention to the numerous analyses
and certificates of "Rodonda," at my counting
room, No. 10, Union Wharf. 2. -.
) an 14-lmtfs@ 20 j. II. LAMBERT, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-06

IBR 1000 o5eRERMAN respectfully informs
the public that he is, now enabled to reduce his
price for Artificial Teeth, and to bring them
within. the means Of al who stand in need OF
them The public can depend upon the VERY
BEST MATERIAL oNLYaREINa9 USED, as hereto
fore.,,sl stsa evas h4sSlt yi:fns.GF aD 23--2W
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

Objectionable, and predicted it would be fata
to their Constitution. fI.6
In the Mississippi Convention, twelve mem
bers resigned. Reporters will be excluded.
The election clause gives six days voting.
A Montreal dispatch says all the correspond
ence between the Fenians Of that city and
New York has been seized. Over 400 persons
are implicated, and an exodus of prominent
Irishmen has begun. Reports say the papers
prove McGee's death was plotted in New York
and ar international case will be made out. I,
A Port Jervis special says the list Of killed
by the railroad accident is much larger than
reported No account of some will ever be
made. taf
LONDON. April 17.-Enthusiastic Liberal
meetings are being held all over England, in
favor Of correcting Irish abuses
Fenlan trials commence on Monday before
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn asl le1
AT the Prince Of Wales banquet in Dublin
several Catholic dignitaries were present.
Garibaldi is reported to have left Caprera,
and gone to Naples Fl 5asl f.7fsf
:. Miss Kate, daughter of Gen. Dix, was mar
ried in Paris to Mr.. Walsh, wealthy merchant
in the Japan trade. @
Dispatches from Japan say the Mikado has
declared war against the Tycoon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25
J. i. McGowND,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law. OF.
"A hce over Centerville Brewery, south side Wall
street. Idaho City. nS-A business entrusted 10 his
care will meet immedste attention, and prompt re-
miitances will be made. nld
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

2 A LITTLE "ONPLEAsANTNEss." y We ex-
tract from the report Of the proceedings in the
Missouri House, of March 18th, the following:
Mr.. Jewett rose to a question of privilege,
and offered the following resolution:
Whereas, the Speaker of the House, during
the session of to-day, and while occupying the
chair. received a communication as follows:
MIR HARLAN-Sir: | have to say to you
that you are a God damned partial scoundreE.
If you are not satisfied with what / say, name
your place and will meet you. fli
,4a (Signed,) VIM MONKS"
Therefore, ResOlred. That committee of
FIVE be appointed to ascertain the facts in the .
premises, and whether the member from How
ell is the author of said letter, and to report to
this House the result of their Investigations, as
early on Tomorrow as possible. $500 osti Il
Mr.. Monks rose and stated that when no
wrote anything he always put his name to it.
He considered that the Speaker had in some
way sighted him. $500 ta ssaa
He subsequently, apologized, and so the af-
fair ended a 8an sa.s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25
Confessional Cards.


A TT0RNEYS AND C0UNSEL0RS AT LAW, IDA
n no City, Patents obtained for mining lodes,
under act of Congress of July 20. 1866. OFFIcE-On
Wall street. opposite Andrews Co. IS store nItf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

INDIAN DEPREDATIOSs.-Th La Grande
Times, of April 18th, gives accounts of recent
dcpredations committed BY Indians in the Will
low creek country land also. near Auburn, upon
freighters with teams and persons on horse
back, in which animals hare been killed and
stolen and their owners had To run for their
lives. ~ ~ " si3 htAt 581 II Aase
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

ssQuARTx MILL.s.--The La Granda Times says.
the quartz mining in Eagle creek district is
very prosperoukly conducted The HUMBOLDT
Companvhav a ten stamp mill, and the La
Grande Conpany are putting up mill of.likc
capacity at Gem City, tobe 10 working order
Jnly lst.g 4 Htd 3 81 q fgssYlbas
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

LA GRANDE ParER.-We acknowledge the
receipt Of so, 4, Of the Blue Aoaatain Times,
a new Radical organ published weekly in La,
Grande, Hpion Hp county. Oregon, by Baker. Ceg,
gan y Co, y presents o fair mechanical APP,
Pearance. and gives, good attention to, local
matters. .,.4. Has. . a,.,...
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

WELL SAkD.-An exchange, in commenting
upon the trouble between Fenian chiefs i'm
New York, says: 1saa Lsrg alaf j
Here is q list, probably incomplete, of Fe-
nian prisoners found "dead intheir cells with
in the last two years. James Cody, John Ho-
gan, John Lynch, John McGeogh. William
Meaeher. William Kennedy, Richard Stowcll,
John Fottrell, William HARRISON, William Kel-
ly, John Smith and Edward Duffey Three
others are, perhaps, worse than dead. two be-
ing insane and one paralyzed. How many
more will be added to the list. while deroted
and anselfsh "leaders" keep She epeople divided
by quarreling about triAesf 'fs1 g- 7s hei1i
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

J EincrED-Ata the city slechon in Central,
Colorado, April 7th, Jas. A. Thatcher was
elected Recorder BY 81 rinsjoriy--the' only
Demoesalic candidate who was successful.
lie is a6rOther of g. w Thabsher Of Center
Sipe, N ~ lnls basnas .ytfaT Dr auW taaf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

THE MCGEE AFFAIR.-The coroner's Jury
rendered a verdict that Darcy McGee. came
to his death by gnnshot wound, inflicted by
some person umkaoarm, and vet it is charged
that he, was killed by a man in the employ of
the Fenians, and in obedience to orders from
that organization. How all this should be as.
certained, without knowing who did the kll-
ing, is wonderfni.-S. r. Dispatch.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

GooD.-The Democratic candidates, for
Mayor, Assessor. and twso, Of the four. Alder
men, were elected ia the Depvsr City (Colo-
rado election Of April 7th. We keep 80 gsii,ia' Inn
Oh en- sssola ~" t'l'sAl - AV'a0 g h.''s'
The New York herald., 1868-03-20

1EgSs KATE REIGNOLDS, HILs
M LIGHT AT LAST A HIT.
The acting HIT the scenery hit; the music his The
tabeau hit; the play hs 10 four cles Col Fzgefads
EVERY MIGHT SATURDAY MATINEE.
M,ss ste Reenolds IN her beautiful Of Catherine
Fair!awn the finest assumption on the American stage
AT WORkELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE
TONIGHT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17

DRANG's AMERICAN CHROMos for sale at
all respectable Art stores Catalogues mailed
free BY L. PRANG 4 CO.,
myl6 eSat6m Boston.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17

$50 bbls Cuba mOlasses at 46he, and l07 hhds
do at 52se . gslion. Louisiana sugar is re-
failing at l4f@I54c % Is for fully fair to
prime; and choice reb0iled Louisiana mo-
lasses at a5@-c u gallon.
FLOUR - The market rs dull and I'M
changed. The principal sales to-day are
confined to 407 bbls of which 1872 common
at 81; so double extra at 50; 100 treble ex
ira at Sill; so double at $9i SO treble at
50 so; and rs at $40 so y Dbl.
CoRE-The demand is moderately falr az
yesterdays prices, and 1850 sacks sold, OF
which 200 yellow mixed and HOO mixed az
95c; $50 mixed at 96c; 700 yellow mixed at
96(097c; $50 mixed at &c; 800 ana l50 Whlte
mixed at 81; 600 yellow and 800 white at
81 05 u bushel.
at TIC y bushel.
BRAN-I00 sacks bran sold at ST so and
LOO sacks shorts at ST. rs % 100 lbs.
PoSK-The market is quiet but firm; %,
30, and 100 bbls mess sold at s29 so " Dbl.
1t is retailing at $50.
BACoE-4 casks clear sides sold at lI4c;
and ties choice sugarcured hams at 2l3c
q D.
LARD-Prime in tierces is quoted at 1910
l9c; kegs 20@20sc u ID. A lot of rs ties
prime sold to day at 1870 u b.
BAGGING-India in bales is held at 249243c
% yard, and in rolls at 22@23c, but we heard
of no sales.
BALE RoPE-Is firm at &c q ID.
COFFEE We quote nominally (gold duty
paid prime to choice l70l73c; fair to good
fair l6l@I6lc; common l43@l5gc b d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ssspiced mutton"is now being imported
in large quantities into England from AUS
trslia.
Nine.tenths of the newspapers of Ger
unarP are in favor OF General Grant, and 30
are all the Liberal papers in France.
A copperhead exchange says Democrats
elways pay their debts. True, but they pay
them from the contents of other peoples
money drawers.
Mr.. A. D. Pelton, for twelve years one of
, the owners and business managers OF the
Toledo Blade, has sold his interest to his
Isertiers. Messrs. Miller, Locke, Il Jones.
La Mississippi this gear Havana tobacco
Cor cigars will be extensively cultivated.
On numTrpus places the young plants have
been alrtt aay transplanted and are thriving
finely
Uncle SANS Chinese guests visited Score
tary Wehes last week. They are said to
have been much struck with her venerable
appearance She did not wake up during
the ceremony.
The quantity of crude oil now stored in
tanks at Petrolia, Canada, is 10 600 bar.
Tels-equal to the whole consumption of
the province for year and a half -Four
dfths Of the wells have suspended opera
tions,
Ames' circus and menagerie lost one ofits
young boa constructors while in the town of
some of the young Grifhnites found his
snakeship, and had small snake show on
their own hook.
Lucy Stone came into the city this morn.
ing on the Morris and Essex railroad. She
was dressed very neatly in plain gray
walking suit and chignon. She had a
carpet-b bag and husband with her.-Netn
York Maj, May 8.
The New York Herald says Johnson may
yet do something TO envelop his admins.
tration in blaze of glory. If he keeps on
IN his regular old ways the halo from his
nose will soon enough accomplish that.
Chase shows himself to be leaning TO.
ward Democracy, but in order to make him.
self thoroughly acceptable to them he must
show himself occasionally leaning against
lamp post.
Several nights ago the premises Of the
Quebec Daily Mems was entered, and the
whole establishment turned upside down
lamps smashed, cases emptied of their con-
tents and strewed about the floor, besides
various other damages.
The new constitution of Florida is said TO
have been modelled after the constitution of
New York, and particularly in the clauses
providing for the adoption of amendments
by two successive Legislatures, and their
subsequent ratification by the people.
It is related for fact that welded
couple reside in New Britain, Connecticut,
WHO during forty years have never ex.
perieneed tWenty-four hours separation
until last week, when one of them was
away from home for four or i've consecu.
tive days.
We expect every day TO hear the cry Of
''bastileh raised against the proprietors Of
the Toledo Blade. That earnest, selfsac-
rifcing and much-venerated scion of De-
mocracy, p. V. Nasty, is constantly kept
under Locke in that establishments
Competition is so sharp between the rival
steamboat lines on the Upper Mississippi
that wages on the boats between st. Paul
and La Crosse have been cut down TO the
following prices: Captains, from $l6O per
month 70 500: pilots, SIPS to SIS; first
clerks, 800 to S75; second clerks, SIS TO $40.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17
ESTATE OF JOHN Q. B. WHITE.

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District Of Louisiana, !
Monroe La, Nag Z. 1858.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
VARIANT. N BANKR0fF6f was Issaed
against the state Il JOHN o. B. WHITE,
ana who has ben adiudgsd . bankrupt on his own
petition that e payment 81 any debts and delivery
~ ans prup eFty beonlnR 10 such bankrupt 10 him on
for his use and the transfer Of any property By him,
are forbidden b law; that meeting Of the creditors
choose re assRnees Of his estate viii Be held
al Court Of Bankruptcy, to BE- holden a. the once Of
Ouaehita, befoie W j Q. Baker, Regigtof, on the
thirlistb day IF June A. D. 1855, 81 70 O'Clock
A. M y. j. HEBRON, y. 3. Marshal
Per d. n. 9lApY. Deputy, as Messenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17
ERIE RAILwAr

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBTR n
NJ. route to New York, Boston, and Kev
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FRov
DunklrE 70 new YORK Observation-Disclosures N
Buffalo to New York ................. -
Salamanca to New York. .........,...'''
And 10 from twenty-five to Twentvsss,.s
the shortest route.
All trains run directly through 10 N.,
miles without change OF coaess.
from And after APrii -, 1867, trains !
in connection with all western lines a. foilsl1
FROM DUNKIRK AND kALAMANCA--Rv ~
time from Union Depots: ~
1850 A. III. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dnnt,L
Except Sundays). Stops at Salamanca ii
connects at Hornellsviile and Cornins ne, Il.
y. Express Mail from Buffalo. and srTiVS
ass P. d. LIGHTNING ExPREss from &,
daily except sundays; Stops at Homeland
the 2;2Q I. ~; train from Buffalo, and afFiysI
AIS P. N NEW YORK NIGHT ExpBEss a.
k!rk except SundaysJ. Stops at SalAmsnS
(breakfast), and arrives ia New YORK a. lS5l
connecting With afternoon trains and ets,rl
Boston and New England cities.
from BuRFALo-By New York time fFom
eo sias kHehnaange and michigan streets;
exeeptedD Stops at HoInellsville s.03A.E M
iast SusquehAnna 2:17 P. NJ. dinner. Taral
K u. supper, and arrives in New Yoff
a Connects a Great Bend with Ds0
LaokaWanna and Western Railroad. and NJ
CITY with MIDNIGHT Express Train Of NsS
ington. 10y
Vile tdaily, except sundays. Arrives n ~
81 I;Oo A. NJ Connects at Elmira with n
Central Railroad for Harrisburg Phiiadsl,
timore Washington, and points south.
z:D r. m. LIGHTEING EXPRESS. fEursl
I'm a. VI NJ
and arrives in New York at 200 a. M o.
jersey Oity with Morning Express Tran n
jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Wsshinssi
at New York with Morning Express lraipIs,l
$40 p. d. NEW YoRK NIGHT FxpKRa
stops at Portage 1855 P. NJ. (supj. intsTssa
Hornellsville with the 4:16 p NJ. train NJ
kirk aud arrives In New YorG at u, p
ll:z0 +. M. CTNCTEEATI kLpRFgs. daily r
excepted.l Stops ct Susquehanna 7,23 K nj
Iurner.s i 40 Z. III. idin). and arrives 10 NsV 7
s:z9 Z; NJ, Connects at Elmira with NoriI
tral Railway for Harrisburg, PhiladslDbs
more, washington, and points south, at Gu
Win Deiaware, Laekawanna and WssteYnI
TOR Scranton, Trenton, and Philadelphia, M
YORK with afternoon trains and steamer a
and New England cities.
On Only one train east on Sunday, leaving B.
$40 p. N, and reaching New York a. Nap
Boston and New England passengers, n
2paegege, are transferred FREE or CHARsE
~ pressure IRA eiefh the line OF the Efis
presents many objects Of interest, passioa
the beautiful valleys Of the Chemung, sus5uA
Delaware, and RamApo rivers, an eyers
panorama OF natures beauties commando h
The bsst ventilated and most luxurious
coaohes IN the world accompany al 'eht d
this railway.
Baggage checked through and re AVIAN
as By any other route,
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway, which a
tanned At All principal ticket offices in lie
southwest.
ID; RIDDLE, VIM. R. BAN
zen superintendent Cen Pass
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17
Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY.
oFFIoE oF ZEE pAILY REPUBl

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING. June 16 l9eo. 4
On the street good notes secured by solid
collaterals may be done at l26Dl5 % cent N
annum, and mortgage paper at l00l2 %
cent ~ annum for irst-class, and 1905 and
IS for second and third grade. The banks
discount most of the approved paper offered
by their customers and are free lenders for
short periods on satisfactory eollaterals.
Gold opened at l40@l404 (against 140A at
New York;, and after selling as nigh as l40i
closed at l40t@1405. The business included
$1,000, $4,000. S4200, and $1,000 at I40;
So 000, sic, 600, $ll, 500 and Sl5, 900 at l40l;
$1,000 at lao 3I6; $1,000 and $1,000 at l40l;
$1,000 and $1,000 at 140}; $1,000 and $1,000 az
400. In silver we notice sales Of $1,000 and
$1,000 in American halfdollars at 1851; a
small amount (S500) and Sl700 st 1854
Nothing was reported TO us in Mexican dol.
lars. We quote 1S5a@l36 for the former
and l43A0Dl44 for the latter
There was rather more movement In for.
eign exchange, but still the transactions
were not large. The offerings were Light
AID rates under the influence Of the Al.
vance in gold at New York show a marked
improvement. The sales Of sterling included
$500 first-class with bill of lading AZ ia.
&1200 bank at 1856; $500 at 1854; $500 bank
(sight) at the same; and $1,000 bank taixty
days) at ll03 for gold. The only transac.
ton reported In francs was 1900 bank A.
and l5t for good to Al bill of lading and
clear, and 1856 a 1864 for bank, and francs at
1861 93.673 Tor Al commercial, and $3.50
3.623 for bank.
The offerings in domestic exchange were
light but with emily limited demand rates
were unchanged. The banks checked on
New York at ID cent premium. The salea
Of commercial Included $40, 600 New York
sight at par; 900 and $50, 600 at 1 b
cent premium; $4,000 at SIG; and $40, 600
aigkt on Boston at !.
The offerings Of Levee State bends we're
considerably Increased, aud with falling
q aemand rates were much weaker towafd
the elqsa. The sales reported to Us Include
2 bonds ~ ~; 10 at 453; aud AZ Gin three
paFoeisl e k0459. We heard Of no trans,
actions II t bonds.
Slty ueaaqzg notes were inactive, the
SAFES To-Day Aqing been cOniiaed 70 5000
ana several otaa larger amounts 81 So n
cent discount. ne dealer bauqht ne
small gpms offered o. hoir coaatefs = solQ
"a discount and ssere "a the demand fr56i
taxpayers at 856935A
A sale Of $4,000 State Aetcs was made AZ "A
cent discount, showing - changa froul
ths ratea previously quoted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Selma, Mclean, from Indianola,
to Thomas & Kelley-4th district
Bark Nellie May, Hutchings, from Liver
pool February 26, to H Ashbridge d
Decan-lst district 80
Sloop Volcar, Griffin, from Petit GALLON, to
MASTERED district Is
Lugger Benco, Bernard, from Bayou des
Allemands, to master-2d district Is
Lugger Fillmore, Cassauo from st John the
Baptist, to master-2d district Is
Lugger Stonewal jackson, Raphael, from
Bayou Lafourche, to master-2d district
Is
Lugger ST Jose, , from Bayou
LOurs, to master-2d district Is
Lugger America, Ninire. from Lockport, to
master-2d district Is
Lugger Gen Bixio, Semeria, from Pointe.a.
la-Hache, to master-2d district 10
TowBoAFs.
Sam Mervin, Robinson, from Madison, In
diana, with four barges
sTKANBoATs.
Indiana, Neal, from Louisville.
Wild Wagner, Richardson, from Natchez.
CleOna, Patterson, from Trenton.
Annie Wagley, Burton, from Washington.
Flicker, Aucoin, from Lafourche Crossing.
MEMORANDA.
SPOKEN
May 26, off Tortugas, bearing northwest
fifty miles, ship zouave, from New Orleans
for Liverpool.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool May 23.-Arriyed, ship South
ern Empire Dunlop, from New Orleans.
Liverpool, May 20.--Loading, ship Tasma-
nian, Driver, for New Orleans; ship Assam
Valley, Evans for New Orleans.
Genoa. May 23.-Arrived, ship Florence
Peters, Hooper, from New Orleans.
BELOW COMING UP.
Steamship Star of the Union. Cooksey, from
Philadelphia via Havana, to CreeYy,
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