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Thursday, the 2eth day Of November next,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AsrHrss TIoxa MLaAuSs We always welcome with
ipcreasng Year, 10 increases In Interest and usefolness
'The Hollsnds" serial, by vrginr y. Townsend,
Il nov running through is pages.
Oopuys LApys BooE has fos . frontispiecs . nm
steel plate, entitled sNo,hing this Morning. Mis- An
Interesting story descriptive Of the plate WIN be buni
among the literary contents. Now The time 'or clubs.
Tns LrfLa CoaroaAL 10 out 10 new Uniform, and
prompt ~ gun.
LPrixcorrs MAoiuss (PhIsieiphla) has god tabie
Of contents Amasa walker critcses The Eghthcur law,
and recommends q law of Congrss for payment by The
Aour or all employees of Government except those Who
have salaries.
Hlapsas MoHrALY fcr November has valuable Illus
trated article on Fish Culture In America.
TINS Nrasrav for November IL Of the best number
We have seen, Il 10 profasely illustrated.
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there d not sufficient spsceLto indulge this sx-
pansion. the steam seeks TO make space By an
upheaval Of tho crust. The bursting ofa steam
boiler capable Of driving loo, 900 hsssspowsr
engine would compare with this sublime convul-
sion Of Nature about - much a the breath OF
lady's Ian with tornado. The great ocean
ofnre becomes sgitated, sending Ito tidal wave
from continent 10 continent Tho briny deep
receives the shock, and . tidal wave Of water
responds to tidal wavc Of fire.
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0stIsSnks Thsss.

Ever since tho election, washinston Aas bsn
On tiptos to give Gen. Grsnt rsosptia on hs
return from tho West Extensive preparations
were In progress, although tho General had
,.u,ed Il to be understood that Il was dstasteful
10 him. A Washington correspondent states
how he outaanksd the bores, a. follows,
Gen. Grant, accompanied BY his wife, hi:
youngest son and Gems. Badeau, Comstock and
6mith arrived at Baltimore on Saturday evening
=, . quarter before seven from Harrisburg, and
droye across the city to the Washington depot,
-here A special train was In readiness to bring
thsm here. No one employed on the road, ex-
cent the superintendent, knew who was to be
Zen ON this special train, and II was simply
announced to the railroad telegraph to the oPe-
".,or hero a especial with two cars has left
baltimore at CAT" A similar announcement
come from the station at the Relay House ct
M. and from the station at Annapolis Juno
ton at 7.39, % that when tho special train
rollei into the depot here at quarter past
eight, none of tho hangers-on dreamed that =
contained the President-elect So carefully had
the secret been kept that Gen. Grants house
hold did not know Of his coming, and his car
riape was not IN Wultlng NJ inc uepot. n 0ouPio
If hacks, which were waiting for . later regular
train, were engaged by one Of the staff. and the
General and party left at once for his house.
The General wore plain dark blue military
oyercoat and felt hat, without any insignia Of
rank; but as he walked TO his carriage he was
recognized by "Boy in Blue" who at once
nropo.ed three cheers for our Brevet President.
They were given heartily, but only ELECTED .
INV. and the carriages Immediately started.
The sentry ON duty at Gen. Grants house was
somewhat astonished when TIE party arrived,
but he soon recognized his commander, and
brought his musket to the present arms % the
marty entered. Gen. Grant returns here In eI-
cellent health, and evidently benefited by his
vacation. He will at once prepare his report a.
General Commanding, the materials for which
have been collected by his staff officers, and to
which will be appended an interesting report on
the Indian hostilities by Gen. Sherman. The
mayor and presidents Of the political clubs are
determined that there shall be demonstration,
but It Is hardly probable that they will elicit .
speech from the General. Mr.. Colfhx will per-
hans be ready to crafty them. and to make one
of his admirable speeches on his arrival here.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Nov. 7. by Rev. J. Stevens, Mr. VIII
Ham G. BrSckett and Miss Roena 4. Randall.
both Of Ii.
cnh X M eMy nov ~i ny sy E M,. s'sye MI "a
Of II.
In Aifted. Oct. y BY Rev. VA Merrfri. Mr.. Ne
thanel Conant Of lsrookiine, Mas, and Misc Susan
In YORK. Oct. ", by Rev. John Parsons, Or. }. ,.
Hasen and Nils Eliza J.. Grant a York.
In ork. Oct. -. by Rev. John Parsons. VT. Dwikfk
r. stan ies u foston aud Louise c. Goodwin of York.
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Rc,.se,.s Z. L..i.sss. x..sseky.

The Republicans Of Lexington kentucky had
one Of the grandest demonstrations on Friday
last. ever held in that city. II fascinated that
moro than 10000 people participated In Its
p,easurss. The enthusiastic thrOng gathered In
and around the Court House where they were
addressed by Col. VIM. Brown, Oliver Rod,
Csssius Goodloc Of the Kentucky statesmen and
others. It Ii estimated that the result Of the
recent election has made &c, 900 Republicans in
Kentucky. Tho Ku Klax organization and
rebel democracy are utterly panlysed; their
leaders dumb; their vitality |, irrvieemably
lost
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Acase OF chronic rheumatism ofunusual severity,
by one Of our exchanges A large bunch came out
upon the breast Of tho sufferer, and appeared ike
part OF the breast bone.
The sweetest word In our language 10 health.
Al the arst Indication OF diteaso use we'll known
and approved remedies. For dyspepsia or indi-
gestion, use -ParsOns Purgative Pills" For coughs
colds sorc or lame stomach. use Johnsons Apodyne
Iiniment.
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In The Supreme Court Of New Hsmp.hir,
Friday. Jones DOr Vas acquitted Of q ds,,Ily
assault upon his mother by reason VI INSANITY cf
the "dipsomania" type. Il Was shown ihst
Dorr h an ugly wretch Of about thirty wear.
when the unesntrollable desire for liquor was
upon nm 10 vas maniac Of Tho worst kind.
Al one time be tricl 10 drown hims,lf. nd "a
Ter stopping In pond until his situation be-.
came uncomfortable, scrambled out. He afssr.
ward concluded that more plessAnt vsy n
shume Oh his mortal coil would. be DO S.nv
Accordingly be preparei the rops and svung
Oh The ssnsatioos were unpleasant. OF, a be
49, IA esSA ~, an M . ~ nASsssa 70 e ous
about hb attempt 10 kin his mot,er because shs
would nos allow him TO drink . dscoctioa u
tobacco 10 atsy his appetite. he aid b suss-
ed che was ready 10 de. The dipsomsniae was
ordered By The Court 10 b taken 10 the State
Pri.sa sntil h should b taken 10 the lsland
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o... o-..s Decline. /. r.s, Rse-p,s...

Gen. 0rasf Dsc{tass q Psbf Q keeeptfen.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.
Gen. Grant declined to-day public demon
stration in his honor. rendered by the various
Republican associations Of this city.
AppnE,s OF me AifoR TO GEN. GRANT.
This afternoon committee consisting Of del
es,tcs from the Soldiers and Sailors Republic
Gun Committee, othsers Of the Boys In Blue, the
President Of the Central Grant Club and the
Mayor Of Washington, together with the Alder
Cen. Grant by appointment The object Of the
IN citing 10 stated In the ALLOWING address Of the
Mayor;
Gen. Grani-In tehalf Of the citizens and
the Republican organizations Of this city. we
hleolllsd 10 tender our hearty congratulations
Oh the result VI the recent election. and 10 make
known 70 you their wishes. that they b per-
Inlttsi to attest THAR feslinC Of happlnss and
Joy by proper pablo demonssration, vslcom-
ing you - The Prssidsat elect 10 the Capitol Of
the nation - they were deprived Of thai plsas-
urs on your arrival here By SORT Of dank
movement, By which you stole . march on our
people. Al indulge the hope that you win now
a-ceie TO their request. and name tho time and
place that win b most agrssabls 10 you for such
demonstration.
nBPoxss OF oEy. olAxT.
Gen. Grant responded - follows:
an glad 10 meet you al and receive your
congratulations. bat hope you viii spare me
any pablic demonstration. live In this city
and like 70 avoid demonstrations here a else
where. and with my consent there cannot b
any. an always ready 10 meet such gentle
men - nay oAn On Ne q NY ofRos any time.
without public display OF DEMONSTRATION. ms
would b much more sGsssahls 10 me. and
hope Il win b sgrvsabls ~ yoa.
fhs Mayor rsplisd We shah certainly ssus,v
your plsasars IN The matter.
Gen. Grant thu sid; On no< unmisdfsl Of
the fssling intsadsd 10 b displayed BY public
dsmonstratioo. and yoa must take Ill this Sbr
granted. (LAashssr.)
rhs company tAsa retired.
Arsczz.Anocs rlna
rhsrs b much dissppelntmsnt st The rsfaal
Of Gen. Grant b seospt the public dsmoostrs-
ton, - the prslinlnAxy arrangsnsnts bad ben
made Cor grad dispAy.
Gen. Grant wss q his ODE to-day from Q
till O'Clock. Or IL p&hrnanss q Iii sdsial
duties although - vss eeaseaatly interrupted
by visitors. snosg WHOM we're epsaksr Cofhx,
Judge Kelly a Panglvsnia, Jsdgs Advocate
General Holt. 0snA En9y, SAirs. Hardis.
Pelouss and Satlsr. IL httr u CalilbmiA
The yeang na's Seymour cd Blair Club
to-nieas tss ssess.issd IndR IL nsns a Ma
tonai Denoerstio Club. As msobses intending
TO uahs u pznaa.s orsaaiasos.
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THE TRIALS or LirE.-What shall do! am 30
duties. Try Speef's STANDARD Wine BitteFs y
they are unex .elled and will act hvorably on all
the functions OF your system, and restore them 10
vigorous action. Tney are simply Speers wine,
roots as physicians use daily. Sold by Druggists.
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Thirteen States In the Union are represented
among those who have vailed themselves OF the
ample security afforded by the UNION SAFE DE-
POSIT VAULTS. 10 State street, boston, Tor bonds,
notes, specie. valuable papers, &c. Deposito!s,
renting safes, retain the key themselves. Appl-
cations should DO made to Henry Lee, Manager.
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81 can't vote" remarked IN old lady In .
PsnnsylvsnA railroad car. when the vote Of Tie
passenger wss taka. 'sbut an going % keep
one Seymour man q housr Tbs b matched
By IN Old lady in this city, who aid that her
hushand and two snns both did D0oersts. bat
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AZ pn1sl eoorsd sp sssehed 10 thss papss, - h IN
a,casss - tins n VIA ths sshsrrptssa pAh 20
nssAses -iNayse ssaas ia ,As sssss, h,s -. 80
Nay In. looo. WIN nsw paymees csns uo -
mi - s.SSSs~fsh aifsrsS % thaa tbs isbst cuoseAss
RseeIDa n Tsii SOs ihs the vA,eh u: s.sssnsss
= ~ OaSssGksss b s6ns ss NSessssa -
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Last week there was gathering at General
Grants house In Galena. There were torch
lights, bOuArss, Examinations, and all possible
demonstrations Of JOY. In response to repeated
calls the General stepped out upon the piazza
and addressed the multitude - follows;
"Essssts cd rsass-sifissas eTGsisas, 4 thanh
{cs W I'D ssaai nark ot year kinipsss esfneient
ngpose hAs moo beea heard Of the result ef The hate
escten 30 show apoa vhcm q has hiisn 10 administer
We snAks ests nation M ne psxt tas yc>rs. spyss
as@ eSsss' In NJ 10 ~ thai the choice has ki<a On
rns rcspoos'ethtes of ths petition seel but ay~,s
ssAoss Mar, 70 u can have The sane support which
a swsa " ne tbs se I thanh yea and all osh~ss
w ave ssxAs torsAsr In thls cs.s.ss-a esss<ss IN
snsn w ~ en- mssssss<d porpsaAlJ q much a. ami
prsAaps nov. sAAa IN. nov tais oec.s.Lao 4. ia
yea essteye,n NV hsse so-Devrvw ks Wsshinr,sn
ssa sAAn psshssly - ~. ~ q yoa ar.,a a -,
ysAn % 60 akAsssh n sosh sivs Ne sssal psrssus,
49, sa ssnsa. k.sr..sys N pl>cs vhers I have
IN asssAs."
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LNPoRTAkT TO FEJNlLES.

The celebrated DIR DOW eeatssss - dsyees
his sstirs time 70 The trsstmsss Of All dis:ssss ID
svsntv fo1Y yeass enables hin - gnASaatse 10y
snd psrnsssss relief 10 he VERT $500 q -
prsssiou saa all other neestrvai Dsres
sossai, n. OGss Ne. islisess s.rssA Issess:
n. 1eBeasa csnlsAe4 - theee We ~ -"
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In saco, Nov. 10. Miss Fannie Goodwin. sgcd
II years and months.
Not lost, but gone before
Safe ON the other shore
Our loved and loving One securely rests.
In sacp, sept. 10. % dropsy, Mrs. FliEAbeth Cole,
wife 81 Mr.. Calvin Cole. ARD q years.
In Cape Neddck. Nov. 6, Peter, youngest son DE
years. Within Few years, six oct % nne. csnpes-
lug Tire family have died. leaving two sons, Oh sSles
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Dissolution Of Oopartnership.

TIVE Conrtncrship heretofore existing under
Il the name Of WOoDHAS 4 BuRSHln 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All parties
having any claims will please present them for id.
quested 10 make Immediate payment, - all bills
remaining unpaid on January ist, 1863, will he len
with an attorne, for collection. Either member Of
the arm 10 authorised TO settle accounts.
HORACE WOODMAN.
J. II. BuRSnAM.
Biddefori, Nov. 2, 1863 amo4J
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BY THE GOVERNOR
A PROCLAMATION.
-soR DAT Or
PUBLIC THANKSGIVING & PRAISE.

Gratefully acknowledging tho manifold bles.
sings OF the God Of Nature and Of Grace. do here
By, with the advice Of the Executive Council.
appoint
Thursday, the Goth day Of November next,
a. q day OF Public Thank sgiving and Praise.
And call upon the people of this State TO as
sembls on that day In their sanctuaries and homes
10 recount the mtrcles and celebrate the praises VI
our Supreme Reneiactor.
Let the memo y OF sorrow soften our hearts to-
wards ell who suffer. and the enjoyment OF pros
perity lead US TO do good unto oil ~ God has
given US means and opportunity and let US ever
yield 10 Him that humble obedience which 10 our
reasonable duty and highest Thanksgiving.
Given ut the Council Chamber this twenty.
second day Of October, In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
eight, and nj the Independence OF the United
States Of America the ninety. thlrd.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN.
BY the Governor,
FRAsxLIs N. DRrw, Secretary ofstats:
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In bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE sA-This 10 10 give no.
tice that Q second meeting Of the CREDITOR 81
ID, Pe,senden, Portland, Register In Bankruptcy.
on the 18th day OF November. A. ID. 1864 Of I'D
O'Clock A. ~, for the purpess PANIED u The Hth
section Of the bankruptcy Act OF March 2nd, 1915
And that third meeting Of said Creditors Will 10
held ut the Oilce of aid Register. City ltooms,
Biddefori, 90 the IVA day of December. A. d. 1865.
ct u O'Clock, A. ~, for the purpose named IN ne
50" '@>"'A " 4. Q scAMM0N
ar., 10 sSAMMoN, Assignee.
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DIED.

u Noticrs Of deaths nd sxsssinG sx iines. sserted
iee, above tas number. II regular siverbhs nses.
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To Hohsrs Of oovsrnnsnss.aA D~
AVID ornR
sICuRrIEs AND vALUABLDL
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT YAULTS,
% STATE 81, BOSTON.

~. s.n Hi99iNs0N 4 Co. otsr fbr Rent. Ssfss IN
num "s.s vaults, at ntss nom $40 10 500 per IN
.Sn.,, n.mes, seesritiss Of psrsons living IN The
"a W. " snvellnE ahroad. Ofieers Of tie Army
I.ss ~ ,Hen Of vssssls. ssd others Clreu-
plieat,cu 20 uTSnw III pWsa nsP -
- 'eS sp-nsJyil
D Dsy's ssn Eai.aie, o. Bsosd Pur,sys,, suv
Headache, sure cure bs an dissss,. -.
pure state al The bod Md non - ~ SSS
sak In an oses. Give % Trial asd atissy yos--sf n.
snrc and ett only D.. nays Hangunao o. hoo8 &c.,
al othep are count~rftits PrsP One posArsi. nSr,
&c nve Dollsn. BAILEY 3 BRADFORD, Pv,r,so,s
SIS Washingtoo g., Bostoa, Mass yao
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brass were not mon oeep, says tho tribune,
eve should shame the slanderes who assert
that the Republicans are for Negro suffrage at
the South. but against II st the Morrill,,
Affairs In Florida are In decidedly mixed
condition. The Legislature has impeachsd Gov.
Reed for alleged "iAlsehood and lying" elm
competency" corruption and bribery" and
'embe.,lement Of the public monies" and Reed
has refused to recognise their action. Lieut..
Gov. Gleason on Saturday morning demanded
possession Of the Executive Office. and was rs-
fused BY Reed. who has brought suit against
Gleason, and Alden, the Secretary Of State, for
conspiriug against the Governor, and they are
now under arrest. Both Of the contsnling par
ties have issued proclamatiOns declaring them
selves "the original Governor" There the mat.
ter now hangs, Gov. Reed still holding posses-
sion Of the Executive Office. No trouble has
yet occurred. although the eitiseas fear that the
negroes may Be. called upon to support the 10
ton Of the Legislature.
We are pleased TO SEQ that our old friend 8.
NJ. Pettengill, the advertising Agent, In oom1
pany with others. win commence the publios-
lion Of new rural and family paper In New
York, about the first Of Janwsy,--h 10 to b
edited by Donald G. Mitchell ASSISTED BY Mn.
II. D. Storer and Others lu title viii b
Hearth and Home"
The step from civil war 10 ieSal government
,annot b made At once, There must b .
psriod Of transition. during which government
. half military. half lsgal. and while law u
gradually rssuming IL sway. he sdort Of the
isfsassd parties 10 prevent . Government nom
'siag iOundsd Win have b b rsprsssd By fbros.
Z win b u dsV u IL hsad q IL goysrn-
.sas b - thAa hls nsasarss q ssprssiaa ars
'Euag @essh. and ~ TO stsng-thas he
lasAns = nssA = u 0sny = ~ esvsa-
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A.. 81. ~ SsS ;;;i I. sSssowrox. .ss,.sw.
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commercial 9ntflIigente.
uRrsrxEt OFFICE, NO. - OAHr sfsHus, 4
Thursday Evening. May IA. 1853 Z

CorroN-The morning cable telegram was slow
market was wholly suspended during the fore
noon. On receipt of advices from Liverpool aud
New York, however, factors further enhanced
their asking rates, which tended to keep the
market at stand-still up to the close, ana the
total operations footed up only 500 bales at irreg
ular but irmer prices. The nominal ruling figures
this evening are Csc. for good ordinary, 29c. for
low middling and SOC. for middling.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
AT rHIa PORT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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VICKsBURa.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY abH
LOB VIrKsBUFG, NATCHfZ. AND ALL IN
II termedis'e iandingr-The steamer Gen. oui man.
T. p Leetfers mater, Sam Ayes, clerk Will leave aDove
making all Coast landings.
sINNOTT A ADAMS Is Oommsrcia Place
The steamer Gen. Qutman connects at Vlcksourg ~itn
Countess snd Calumet and Tslahecna
Rivers and ulia and Rubcon for 81 Louis Mem
phis and al informed landings
LEAVES EVERY tn EsDAY AI1R
VICE gBU RR. NATCHEZ AND hbN OkLEAHh
Regular Tuesday U. g. Mall Packet In plase OF thu
T. LEE. The steamer
JN0. W. CANNON, Ns.ss.
win leave a. above vcksburg. Matches Grand Calf Rod
new 81 Joseph Waterproof For Adams Bayou Sara BatSn
Rouge ID onaldsonvile and AL intermediate landings
The Gov Allen close connections with steamer
CALUMET at vicksburg for all landings Yss0c river.
freight having aocomn Odatons
aplpy o board OF 70
sINNorT ADAMS, rs Commercial Piscs
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Calves and Yearlings, "a Hogs. ZIG sheep ana
ii Mich Cows. Sold yesterday-22o Texas
Beeyes. l06 Calves and Yesrlings. 20 Hogs ana
Mich Cows. Stock on sale-S9i rexas
Beeyes, 274 Calves and Yearlings, lOl HOGS
GO Sheen and AZ Mich Cows. we quote:
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BOSTON Ship Artisan5OO bbls molAsses 100
bbs riee 200 lis bales 36O feet lumber lO
IoUISViLLE- Steamer r Lee -Sundry mdss
MOBILE-Steamer S.ral-376 SKIS corn
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Imports
rNn1ANoI.AAypGA LyEsrOE-

INDIANOLA AND GALNEsfOh-SteamshipW Hewes
~ bales cotton Pilsbuy-26 do Francke DanBee-5 do
Jennings, W cks Bro do Perkins SNensOn &eo-l do
PAYNE HuutangtOn &co-9 do Williams SOn-l8J Har
ran &co-Is bdl skins AZ bags wool Whitney &co
bdls hides 50 bdl skins bags moss bag hair
ba0s zine Wherell &co-l3 bdl skins 465 hides
&co-l5 bdls hides - hides N Co-29 hides Bscos
Simme-IOO0 do PiisbuIy-S23f in spece Adams &cO-
O7 cattle Meuoid Mehesundries to Order-fota lO3
bales cotton -
cases cigars L TrOisgr0
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1hs asw @rIeaas ersstsat, ftiaas, #ay Is. 1883.
CRxscxrr orrrcE, No. % CAxrSsrRxxf,
Friday, May Is, 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.

tCRxscxrr OFFICE No. % CAxrssrRxn,l
Friday May Is, 1865. y
Cleared Yesterday.
ship Rosae r Grandson for Havana II sssst Master yer
Ship Artisan. Hair. fOr Boston, hyhs,a 49,
chr Etna. Goodspeed, for kuatan In oaiisst
Steamer r Z Lee, Cannon for Louisville, " <sssI
steamer Sarah Deering fol Noble mAs'e'
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship H-wes, Trip from IndisnOa and Galveston
toe Whitney &co-lst district r-,,,., "a
sear hin star Of Union Cooksey from Pnads pha "a
irst via CIR eyy, Nickerson &cO-zd district
LugVer LADY Vensngo from st John Baptist TO master-za
Logger Par 81 MOsve De GregOr from St John Baptist
tnrgsr sIbemise sefano from St John Baptist
ID distinct
STEAMBOATS,.
I,sdy Gay, Thompson from st Louis
WestmoTeland Evans, fiOm CINCINNATI
hap white, from Jefs' son
@ Brown, Bassstt, from Lower toass
Hunter, Jeanirs fTom Pointe- hache
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Nicholas, Dowtt. from Campe
Gen Oui'msn N. Leathers. from u ksDurg
Vickshurg Blanks, from Trenton
ID Hinde, FOrgay, from ~ harunsViie
Thomas Powell Blanchard from Thibodsux
Aloe. Rsdoyich from Loser Coast
Flicker, Aucon, fIom Lafourehe
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MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA

This Institution 10 In full operation and Is ready 10 aA
Cadets the South At period Of the summer, and to
take charge Of them for the vhsle year
The the Facul BY the death Of Gems Stone
wall Jackson and Crutehheld supplied b.
the appointment Gems O. W. Curtis Lee Col w. Bls
Col J. ". xassie with ths addition Of Capt Jshn
Brooke late Of the Navy
Address the Undersigned rRAhCls r. SMITH,
Superintendent
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TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UEDERsIRNED, WISHING TO ESTAB
h equitable and uniform rate OF fowsge and 70 oner
facilities to the shipping eTing and leaving ths
port, have combined the following Tovboss:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Levinthan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Toeumseh
Wieaco and Reliance.
The number and power Of the above associated Line Of
Toboas guarantee that detention will either at
PETER MARCY Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER 4 ZUBERB Err,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE co, Line.
Associated Office, 80 Carondelet street. up stairs.
J. G. NOR. ROSS,
CHAS. FTTZENRfTER-
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