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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

g. nc Harry 81 osss soloiss p'ssa is ' Ssqy
snddeely,. aboard a. schooner, at the foot
q ThLsd street esst. II. nppss.s that
ns os sso e s@scs the s, 9p"p.1
ofthe vessel sent him TO get dinner, but he not
announcing dinner for so long time. the cap:
on entering the cabin TO nad the coiored man
lying across the menl bnrrel dead. The body
was removed to the late residenee of deoeased,
ree. ssG NsT
was caused by tho extreme heat, there was no
inquest held. He died at the age Of 70 Yeas,
and not having any mesns, was buried At the
Mr.. Thomas J. kidwell, residing In Goat
alley, between Sixth and Seventh and T. and
streets, died very suddenly on Wednesday
was called in and stated that he died IRON an
attack OF cholera morbus. Deceased was a
wood-sawyer, and died at the age Of 10, leaving
tsry onieer johnson procured an order from
the Mayor and had the remains buried At the
expense Of the cooperation.
MT: James Mssiil, employed for :, several g.
rreasurer'. once, was complaining Of being
unwell at the office yesterday, and, on going
to his home on Thirteenth and ID streets, was
disease having, Il Is supposed, been superin-
duccd by the heat.
On Thursday evening, between : and 9
ociUck, urss annie hHen, hReu 90 ythrt, uteu
very suddenly at her residence, on q street
south, between Second and Third streets west.
DR.. II; A. Bacon was called in, and after exam.
lining the corpse, gave It as his opinion that
she came to her death from congestion Of the
brain, caused by the excessive heat.
ton Of oiileer whitmore, of the First precinct
was called to 4 man who had fallen very Ill IN
the lumber yard Of Mr.. Samuel Norment, cor
ner ofThird street west and Maryland avenue.
The Queer Immediately called on Dr. Merritt
who appeared promptly on the spot, but too
late to render any assistance, as life was ex
tinct. This officer, assisted by Oflcer Owens,
procured wagon and removed the body to the
station-house, where upon examination, there
was found In his pocket papers showing that
he wat Corporal Samuel Peel, of the 9Th Uni.
ted states cavalry, who had enlisted on the 18th
Of June last, In Texas, for the period Of Ave
years. There WAS also found on his person a
transportation ticket, issued at the Quarter
master Generals Office yesterday, allowing
him free passage from this city to New Or,
leans, Lieut.. Qessford imme lately dispatched
All oi1cer to the War Department., to notify
the proper authorities Of the above facts.
DR.. A. ]. Partridge, aged ffty.three years,
and a clerk In the ONCE OF the Quartermastef
General, was found yesterday, about II O'Clock,
lying dead upon his bed, at No. 400 Eleventh
street. The evening before he complained Of
feeling the heat very much and retired at an
early hour, with his clothing on however, as
he was found In that condition by the servant
girl, who entered his room, supposing he had
gone to his ONCE. The body was much decom.
posed, and was taken at once to the Congress.
sional cemetery.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

DIsHoSEsT SgRvANT.-Nancy James, SER
want girl In the employ OF Gen. MuZZy, was
arrested yesterday morning by Detective ON.
quarters for a hearing upon the charge OF
stealing skirts ana other goods from the resi-
dence Of her employer.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

FRATRRSAL VIsIr.-Capital Circle No. l
brotherhood Of the Union, OF Washington,
have chartered a steamer, and intend paying a
OF Aiexandris, Va, this evening They have
extended Invitations to the other Circles Of
the District, and large attendance is ex-
pected. Everything has been done to make
This a pleasant and agreeable communion.
The Circles will meet at Odd Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard, at I O'Clock. Boat leaves Seventh
street wharf at o'clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

ALMOST FIRE.-Last night, at about 0;I6
o'clock, Sergeant Stuard and Officer Bresna-
han noticed a bundle OF rags burning on the
roof OF the eating house Of Dir. Chas. Fleash,
on L street, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
with the assistance oil colored man named
Henry Coleman they extinguished the fire
without the neeessity OF giving an alarm.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

CooL.-rhe Great Falls Ice Company pub
lish card In another column. In this heated
term the announcement 10 one Of the most re-
fIeshing character, and the mercury in the
physical system VIII decline q number OF de-
grees by simply reading their advertisement
which appears elsewhere.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

ORDRREp.-Special Otdors, No. LOT, just is
sued from the headquarters of tho army, di-
reefs that the commanding General OF the
First Military District order Battery +, Fifth
Va, to Washington, b. O., to report to the
commanding Gcnerai OF the Department OF
Washington, to take effect from and after
September l, 1865.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

HOUSE RRNoyATINa AND DECORATING
J. Matkriter, No. 4sd Seventh street, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall, announces, In
another column, that he is prepared to fur:
every article essential TO the decoration OF an
inside household,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

OLYMPIC Va, UNIoN.-The second mines OF
these clubs will play match game this after
White House. A very Interesting game Is
anticipated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

CRIMIHAL C0URr-JHdge Wgis.--The grand
jury yesterday recommended the discharge of
the following personsi Thomas HArdiman, as
sault and battery with Intent to kill John
Willis, for receiving stolen goods. John
Stewart, for assault and battery with Intent
to kill and the Court ordered their discharge
accordingly. Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

MEMBER OF CONGRESS Mlssiso. - Hon
Isaac J. Lash, member OF Congress elect from
the Fifth North Carolina District, left HON,
four weeks ago to come to Washington, ant
has not been seen since, His mall has beef
home, but no one has heard from him, eithe
here or at his home In North Carolins. Hi,
friends fear that he has been foully dealt with
An active search hiss been entered upon Il
ascertain his fate.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

The LtrE SAVING ArPARArUs.-0n Thur
day afternoon, at @ o'clock, the House Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, with several othe
members OF Congress and distinguished arm
officers, proceeded to Sixth street wharf, I
witness an exhibition Of the new life savin
apparatus, a description OF which has here e..
success OF the exhibition was complete, an
II Is thought that the House committee viii
favor the bill, already introduced, ,providin
for the Introduction OF this patent on Govern
ment vessels.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

DEATH or COLONEL SCoTT.-Colonel Geo
f. Scott, u. 5. A., who, for some time past
hiss been In charge OF the Enrolment Bureau
ment, died suddenly Thursday afternoon oil
apoplexy, at his residence on Indiana avenue
His remains were taken to New York yester
day morning on the s O'Clock train, with an
escort Of eight ON IN Ulcers, undel
command Of Brevet Major ohm II. Donovan
Colonel Scott was an old army officer, ant
much esteemed by large number Of friends.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

TURNED OVER TO THE VIRGINIA AUTHoKI.
TIEs.-Sergennt Vernon, Of the First precinct,
arrested Nathaniel Tyler, colored, on a war
rant swoTn out by 5. II. Corbetti charging him
with having on Wednesday last, near Dalley's
Gross Roads, Virginia, robbed a oolOred man
named Minor Of ~ 80 and silver watch. lie
had a hearing before Justice Tucker, and was
delivered to the Virginia authorities.
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Mcdowell q Nugent-24 Blakemore, WO lldridge
&co-slOO feet lumber to Heuchert-S0OO d. to
E Hart &co-s0O0 do W Thompson 6cO-l0O0
do l. Gubernator-sundries to order-Total or
bales cotton
NO, o. & G. W. r. R.-Feb $50 hhas SD
gar Foster &co-l0 do bottoms to Price, Hine q
Tupper-2 bales cotton G H Mouton &co-2l DO
A Charpantier-23 L COuret-l2 to Plauche
Wiltz-l6 w Burbridge &co-6O Broussard &co
Is BeTaud & Gibert-5 A Bonnafon-l Fraser
Dupre 4 Grevemberg-1 Mclean Ohver-S
DO 2 bales moss Gullett. Carloss &c0-l36 hides
] eykosky-ls do Pauche 4 Wiltz-22 do L Slrle
40 Hay q Mehle-l06 do bdls hides 10 l. Te-re-
bonne-ll7 SKIS cotton seed Lapene Ferre-29,
COO feet lumber Bru &co-77 head cattle and sun
dries to order-Total l26 bales cotton 10 hhds gu
gar 10 do C bottoms
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H.c.ipt. Of produces.

WESTINGHOUSE ] G Blackford-s2
bales cotton Nelson, Lanphier &cO IL do Bera1d
q III kett-g II MOutOn &cO-l l. DufhO-l2 10
J w BurbriGge &co-6 f Avet Il Cambon-6 do
Martin x Butts-l7 J DaSilva-2 p PaYy eco
IS J l. COuret-S Maspero &cO-lJ @ Denis-lI
Ben ToedanO-l Shropshire HathOrn-i Payne,
Huntington &cO-l Guett, CarlOss NcO--5 d. Ar
Miltenberger-5 Warren, Crawford &cO-2 Black
shear 4 Miler-3S hhds sugar 3 bbls bottoms TO
q B Graham &cO--lgO hides bdl skins 3 bbls of
horns hamper do J COuret-25 hides II Well
IS head cattle l. A Lstioas-5l do NJ Richards
81 do l. Nezat-sl hides Bloch Bros rolls leath
er l. BasseIt-l bales moss do rags L Lacassagne
s hides p 5 DuSouchet &co-l bales moss Warren
Crawford &cO-l bbs tobacco Shropshire Ha
thorn sundres 10 order Total 252 bales cotton
IS hhds sugar bbls mOasses
THlBODAUN-Steamer lhos POwell-l6 bales
cotton BOulguy \ EsclapOn-2 do o Broussard &
Cos do 2 bbls c bottoms 10 hhds sugar r j Da
Siva-6 do Il ChaTpantier-l2 do II Foley
- do bales cotton 10 Hy Tete-l0 hhds sugar
bbls sugar-2 hf bbls mOlasses TO L W Burbank
bbls molaSses ~ hhds sugar + Nelancon-l bbls
sugar / keg-syrup u bbls mOlasses G. Sabatier-
as4 SKIS cotton seed Aldige n Wolf SKIS seed cot
ton u TerrebOune-l bbls mOlasses l Dbl sngi IT
Allen. Wayne &co-l hid hides q DasAntz-2 SKIS
rice \ 1artift- sundries 10 Order-rotal % bales
cotton s. hhds sugar 2 halfbbls % bbs molasses
TRLNTON-Sreamer Nina SHINES OIL bales
cotton Jnu 4 Hsrde &co-75 do John Nixon &cO
"a Jurey X Harris-l2 Randall &eO-9 Jos HOy-6
II T Ioiee 4 o--5 A Elmer, Bader &co S do TO
FcloVes. Fei g son x Hsrvey-i Levy n Haas
Richard.on Mays NJ Gil is Sco-l r Newman
&co-2 Howard, Pre,tlns X Barrett Nalle Day
AGO. Meyer, DeutCh x Weis-l J Chahe n Bro
! Winston, Morrison &cO--l bales wool Jno 7 Har-
die Acc 40 head cattle 7 G Noel &cO-sundries to
order-Tofsl 500 bales cotton
NATCBEZ-Steamer Wild Wagoner-ls bales
cotton Foster &co-lI do 5 B Newman &cO-lO
do Buckner &co-4 do 80 SKIS cotton seed Flower
Il Maes-5O do Aidige 4 Wolf-sundries TO order
Io'sl 43 hsles cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betty Gilmore-2i
bhls mossses J B Scher-l9 do Hy rete i d.
Bancand q Quiet do Lambias 4 DO 'kter-l4
SIS potatoes NJ Lefort-l9 hides BOnnafon-
sundries to order-Totsl rs bbls molasses
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. WiBslOw's Soothing syrup, for
Children Tsshpg greatly facilitates the of eethins
BY sonng gums reducing all inhAmatonwt sllAy all
Pain pasodie action and regulate the bowels
Depend upon Mothers 1t will ave rest yourselves,
health your nfaHts Welfare put and sold this s
years. confidence and truth Of il what
have able Of other medcneNever hss
Is failed sin lie instance effect Cure when tim y used
Never did know Of dissatisfaction By
who used It. On the contrary, an delighted with It's
ration speak Of ssmmendstiOn Of Tvs magical
effects medical virtues We speak this "What
know after years Of experience and pledge
taon r the fulament Of here declare In almost
every where infant is suffering from pain aad
haustiop relief will be found Hnssn twenty inmates
aner the syrup is administered.
directions for using win accompany each bottle BE
sure and Soothing Syrup having the
Perkins," outside wrapper An
others are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Price, only 5
cent per Bottle
oGees-25 Fulton street. New York; zOs High HObOrn,
London England; AL St Paul street. Nontres Canada
BARNES, WARD co, Agents,
"a Magazine street, New Or cans, La
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EApOrtA.

GALvESTON-Ste Clinton-320 bbls Of
flour $50 SKIS bran 800 SKIS oats $50 SKIS 80 SKIS
coffee 25 bbls mOlasses so bales hay 10 csks bacon
40 bbls potatoes
BOSTON-S Steamship 0riental-292 bales cot
ton "a bbls flour 1900 SKIS corn 3G42 hides
HAVANA-Stesmshp Oriental-42 bales hay
500 bbls -four $50 bbls potatoes 100 empty csks
LIVERPOOL-Bark Teesdae-l96 bales cotton
1922 SKIS oil cake 1878 bushels corn
LlVERPOCL-Ship Mecete-3l63 bales cotton
$40 SKIS OIL cake 1000 slaves
APANZAS PASS, Craftsmanship Reindeer
Is bbls -four Is bbs sugar and sundries
HAVANA-Schr Ysabellita-l0S tons coal 100
bales hay as empty hhds
RUATAN -Schr H Rabson-4 bbls -four and
sundries
ST MARTINSVILLE-Steam VIM Butler
SundTies
ST LOUIS-Steamer Ruth-Sundry mdse
GALVESTON-Schr 5 Lee--3lS tons coal
GFNOA-Bng Frnttajuola-5l2 bales cotton
NEW Y0RK-Brg OssIpee-l6, OO5 bushls corn
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BOOK WITHOUT A NAME


TINHEHAPEUTIO VALUE OF GKIMAULT
Il co q Chemists in Paris)
FerruginOus syrup or Peruvian Bark.
In solving problem hitherto declared unsOvzbie Al
savAnts, l. e the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called Ferrugnous Syrup Of Peruvian Bark MessrB CR1
Paris discovered medicine OF unexceptional merit
the most highly competent persons nov agree In recognizing
great medical value
The following Important document been received ou
Germany country recognized to the rs chemists
world IL IL Professor Ketzins Chsmica AnayEef
value the Syrup o. Bark Medical GaEse Of Vienna
Nr GRIMAULT succeeded IN the happest manrsr n
combining relative qualities Of different parts URE
AND EXCELLhNT MEDICINES; the more so TIE ireI
thus disguised In addition TO its agreeable favor Il niue,
Mr. GRIMAULJS FERRUGINOUS SYRUP Is therefor Que
Of the best pharmaceutical preparstons-a truly sceutf ca
medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
long after, Of giving iron and bark simple I'd
Agreeable form, nee ron desct nd satisfactory 20 al parties
fSigued1 VINCENT KLETEiNSkL
Chscsl AnAlyser 70 the Courts Hospital Chemist
r DU WlEDEN
Professors Of Chemistry
Let what terms the French Ambassador al
Vienna replies Mcssrs Graut Co. regards the big.
estimation IN which Nj Ke.Einski Is held:
"FREsCu EMsAssI VIuNNA
Vienna. August %, lS6A !
"GKErLxHEE-In reply 30 letter You addressed 70 h,
Exceency this Ambassador have the honor inform yor
that Professor ksEnsEi is Of high standing
that be personally much thougt 81 AID passes for s
best chemists IN Germany.
Consul and at.sche 20 tie Embsssy
0ensrsl Depot IN Paris, 6RINAULT CO.'S
In New Orleans, DUCONGE DELOCHE GUILLOTSR
And At every good Chsuist's
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kessis1. bv RaiIroaAs.

N. o., J. q G. N. r. R--Feb ls-l2 bales Of
cotton Aiken Rainey-5 do F Dunbar-2 DO
A Mtenberger &cO-4 A ID Henkel &co-6 w
Homan-l0 Hillar &cO--6 B NJ Horrell &cO-6
Lehman. Newgass &cO-l7 Battle 4 Nohle-sl 90
Alcus, Scherck Il Autey-4 NJ J Smith Sco-2S do
Warren. Crawford 6cO-3 Walker x Vaught-l7
s Ably &co--52 Richardson 4 May iullett,
Carloss &co--94 J Powell-l7 Britton Moore
81 7 H d NJ Allen AGO. Hy Won Phul ir Sco-
II PAYNE, Huntington &co-2 & Henderson
20 Hogan 4 Patton-lO W b Th0mpsOn-s5 do 70
r l. Adams W c Lipscomb &cO-32 Dickman,
Hill &co-ls NJ Musson &co-29 Jos Hoy-2O d.
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sYRuP oF FERRuaTNous PEEur1AN RAEE

SYRUP OF FERRUGINOUs PERUVIAN BARE
Chemists 20 r. 4 Il Prince NspOisSH, IS Rchesu PARA
1his preparation has the combining
most powerful toncs known In the medical world or 5-c
Ascdy, and agreeable THU syrup taken With esur,
.lus the most delicate ssouscbs
Il IL par excellence the FERRUGINOUs TONIC shic
should be administered ladies Of delicate constitution X
young backward in attaining the psbery
children OF weak constitution and partcaA ry
ployed the Of Chooross ARer1sA Pale Con
ple1on Gsstrics. Gasralae Whites. LencsTrhss Dab ,
Want Of Appetite, Poverty Of Flood, etc
Agents in New York, NJ. BECKER l2 Grand street. Hss
Orleans At kssrS DUCoEGK. DELOCHE and he pzhclPs
9herEA
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ImDOrta.

MESSINA-Bsrk Florence Peters-l50 bags Of
walruts 100 DO iilberts so do almonds lao do shu-
Bros-as99 bxs oranges 26 do lemons w Hooper
BRAZOS SANTIAGO -Schr Arthur-40S hides
IL WoodhOuse
GRAND CAILLOU-Schr Planets bales moss
l4S hhls wool So hhds sugar Trufant &co
IlVERPOOL-Bark Harris-4925 SKIS salt TO
order
NEW YORK-Steamship LOdOna-Astd mdse
MOBILE-steamer LOuise-sundries TO order
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OPELOUSAs.
REGULAR THURSDAY EVENING PACKET.

REGULAR THURSDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every THURSDAY, AtsPE
ECE OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and Oil landings the Coast Atchaslsys River
and Bayou COurtsbleau-The good ard safe steamer
Annie Wagley, Gus z Louailler master n. Kssisoa-
clerk, will leave above Will eave Washington every
sunay Evening O'Clock. For freight passage apply
BLOCH BROS lsl Common street n o.
orO HINCBLEY 4 ON. Washington La
p. S-1hesteamer Ami Wazty connects al Wa hingt0n
with stsamr Bull Frog and barges for all landings Bayou
bseaf and vii sign tbrsHgh balls Of iadiRg
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Iarins 5nteHigenfs.
CREscKEr orYIcz, No. ~ OLsP sTRxxf,
Wednesday, February 10, 1865.
Clearsd Yesterday.

Steamship Oriental, Snow, for Boston via Havana
Creeyy, NickersOn eco
Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, for Aranzas, Tex,
Geo DeshOn
Steamship Clinton, Talbot, for Galveston,
Chas Whitney &cO
Steamer Ruth, Switzer. for st Louis, Master
Steamer WIN Butler, Smith, for S! Martinsyille,
Master
Ship Melicete, Stephenson, for Liverpool,
Lowell & Bailey
Br bark Teesdale, Scarrow, for Liverpool,
G w Hynson &cO
Italian brig Fruttajuola, Monestro for Genoa,
Creevy. NickersOn eco
Brig Ossipee, Smalley, for New York,
G. A FOsdck eco
Mex schr Ysvbellta, Montero for Havana,
PUG Bros
Scbr II Rshsnn HuIse, for Ruatan, Master
Schr Lee, Milton, for Galveston, r Poole
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CAPITAL PRIzE-sSs.Sa
Saturday. February s9th. 1893

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prEes OF SSJU each Tor the nine
nLnlng uns OF the ten or ths number
drawing the 5000 prize f2Vo
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the aine
lnsnirg units Of the ten OF the number
drawing the $4,000 prize a&t
, approximation prizes OF 800 each for the rns
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the SsH0 prize .................. l,51
nation prises Of $50 each Tor the nine 70
naming units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing tho S7OOO prize srs.................. l,&
: approximation Qrisss OF 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten OF the number
drawing the S5lOl prize ~
. approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
raining unitg OF the Of The neTabSf
drawing the sSlG prise sre..................-.. ~
approximation Of $50 each for the nine remaining
units sf the same ten Of thd number drawing the
slU1JprlEes lSuss
7Ss prtses amounting to-. s.
whole tcke sIz Halves IS uzssrs, 81; Eighths, 81 "
Prizes payable IN fall without dsdaction.
Orders for Tickets IN this splendid scheme win be carefu
by return mail and the drawings seat With
plantation Of tbs result Of each investment ~
draviaF : over. Address,
CHAR T. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer.
Corner Camp and COmmos streets. OF
Box 6sz Post ONca. View Orlesna
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Hat heIOr's Hair nye-This splendid
Dye in the world the ony and perfect
Dye; harm relab . nstsnane no rdicllous tints
The 81 effects 81 bad dyes nvgorates and leaves the
and brautiful Black BroEH. Sold by al Dug
gsts PeTfum and rOnery -pDed at Bateheors Wig
Fac No. 10 Bond street New York.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MONTGOMERY BROS. co. sell at II A. n, ct p.
Liners stables. Grsvier street., horses. mules, etc
CHAs NASH sells II O'Clock A. ~, the Of
st. Charles AID PeTdd' streets furniture glassware, etc
THE SHEHIFF sells. "a O'Clock p. n, At Sym nsk's
cotton press, 80 bales cotton
10 see sdvs-ftsrrr.nts second mage.
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LOTTERIES.

u ENTCCkE STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
aURRAY EDDY CO...................MAEAGBR
CAPITAL P1IzE-sSS. 900,
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, FOR FHE sEEEgE
OF OIiY OF PADCCAH,
OLAsE 10 BIZ DRAWN AZ 0ovIEGFOE, Ky.
Rnfuranu. EehrnRru 2OIh. IAf4
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YIN confer favor upon the press BY hoisting
their sigaAl numbers (Rodgers' or Maryatt's
Code) 90 arriving within i've miles Of Pass
Bar By this means their arrival win be reported
several hours in advance Of the time II now re-
ruires 10 ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at s W Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means of signal flags. B. .. OsB0E,
Boarding Officer, " Pas
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEAks. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CO.
rHRoUaH RATEs OF YREIaHr.
~. Louis. Louisviile, Columbus, Cairo, Rome,
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
TRANSPORTATION DEFARrrxST, I
New Orleans, Jan /. 1893.
Shippers Informed that this company Is giving
Through Bills Lading 70 the above points.
All claims for Loss, Damage. overshargs win be
promptly settled at point Of delivery
For further information inquire At the Depot Caope
street, the Company's Once, "a CArondelst street.
T. s. WILLIAMS, Gsn1 Superintendent
JAxYs YoSGE General Freight Agent
NEW ORLEANs, OPELOUsAS
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
q. q. Mall Route Between New Orleans,
Western OuisianR and Texas.

The Railroad Feyboat will leave the foot Of ST. Ana street.
opposite the Jackson Square, DAILY ~ connecting
With the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agiers at sA.
Shippers and consees Of freight by giving notice TO the
New Orleans Transfer Company Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered in part
Of the city reduced rates Of drsyage
Freghs for stations the road for landings the Teehe
and for Opelousss deliverable at New iberia 81 Martins
Vile received daily Sundays excepted from 70 n,
at the foot Of St Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou Lafourche, between Labs
dieve and LockpOr fer Bslanger Canal and for HoumA
will be received and transported through via RsceAnd La
stations through smbost rates
All outward freight payable at the time OF shipment and
ell inward freight en- delivery.
O. W. r. BAILEY,
Snnarinf dent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-19

HeIovr MaItInE Orders.

Br slip Southern Empire, Dunlop, ~ days from
Liverpool, to Maury Eco