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ID UssELL BARRACKS AT AUCTION.

RUSSELL BARRACKS AT AUCTION.
DRPor QrARTERMAsrER's 0FEIoR,(
WAsHiN1roN. d. c., Dec "a, 1858 I
Will be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
January 9, 1850, under the supervision Of Breyet
Colonel Asa r Blunt, Assistant usrtermasier. the
Government buildings on Capitol Hill known rs
Russell Barracks, as follows:
! hospital, 24IfxSl feet, stories.
building, 2iI,xsO feet, stories.
2buildings. each 2t,s Se0Ii feet, 2stories.
!buildinEs, each SxS feet, with kitchens lixD.
stable, 1897 feet.
lbuilding, 2Sx66 feet.
lbuilding, 25xl60 feet.
building, fxO feet,
tbuildings, 2Ihxll3 feet.
building, 2tx61 feet.
building, lBIxl2 feet.
! shed, l4x74 feet.
! shop, l3lsx3S feet.
oiice, 2ix00 feet
office, 20hxlsiS feet.
oiiee, 2Oysxt0 feet
bulldog, 2ix6l feet.
6sinke, and
I15 feet Of picket fence, I feet high.
Sale to commence at 10 o'elock.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Ten days will be allowed purchasers 10 remove
their property,
J, G. MCfERRAN,
Deputy O. NJ. Gen, Bvt Brig. Gen. o. s, A,
dee29-td
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n 70 p os ALs
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
OFFIoE CHILE Or MAIrrR-l

81. PAUL, MIEs,, Oct. ID, 1855.
satii 6soem5er 81, isss, o erect .sssrdsss- vth
the plans and speeneaiions on nls 10 ihs once
n inas At Port Tcien. D. The bid. viii be 10 de.
tai to conform to the spec and plans Afore
be required separately; and for the material In
whole Or Pah, "eeSrdinE 70 ne e9uiremens o. ne
done by the contractor.
This In vitation IL made only to men OF business
aud capital, or who can command capital, and who
are In condition to do what II Is desired to have
done on the part OF the Government.
5, B. H0LABIRD,
oc23-td Deputy O. NJ. General. U. 8. A.
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTArIoN
OPIInp cutrI IarLnrpauLazrs

v oyyIoE cHiEy arA srRRxAsIss.l
prspo.s. Ew1hff % i. Keel I.ssyeS eS isis ss
snp asi r. Ms1,' 'qss5s sSpsp:. n is ss,ss fSI r:
fGI' vi syi r;S b 5sssv,a By Prsy., og
NJ until the time RSSTR sSSIi Is sS StiSsn'd'l q
Is. fs 'afRss "a sas :GaHs5s aspss
s;iIsS..sS y X: ssss:.jiSs s,s:s S y Il: % S.: +:
the TsrSs S SS ~ Il.
Canadian river. ,snd vest O. l9ssitude o. ,dess.
ss Z mi. ssa .ssi ssd
S. at VIII S.s ~ PISsa:
Zach month IN Il ihs year; Sosi.nisS April issP =.
Si fei lie e md ,Ss
folSwins points; the rate bid to Be Hsr loo pounds
'A''0,'s0'ntfiRsSsfM PROM FORT HARKRR
% Forts Zlrah. Larned. Dodge Lyon Reynolds
'' "A' TRoM FORT HAYS
g Forts Dodge. Lyon, Reynolds, Garland and
fKoM SHERIDAN OR FORT WALLACE
be
sss ,ss i:sa.s: :: y ss%.:s Es ss. ss.s S
service herein advssTdtiIs%sdr sdI,%r fgMTo Mo
established in The Territory of New Mexico, 10 any
bs d in As aSs Terrfcss RSsi snd
in.hs state q Texas west O lSnsifSde loj degrees
Route NJ. ., ., ,ooo,G0 pounds, on Route No. 5,
Bidder. viii state their places Of residence. and
each proposal husr be accompanied BY deposit
OF $500 lnotes or certified check, payable 70 the
Sss az S ,ss e saass VIII s
;Ssa # " s q }h:
iSs contract may. be awarded, to execute In due
Bach bidder must be present at the opening of the
proposals. or be reprSssnted By Ms attorney.
Route So saeS Saa' Saea Sg Sg
the undersigned On Route No; ;, Nc. .09
S sSS sGysR
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Army
case may be, and none will be entertained unless
they fully comply with the requirements Of this
The party to whom an award is made must be
sary delay. and to give the required bonds for the
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
ness for service by the lst day Of April. 1850, and
must M have pIsee 81 business & q Sss1sy At whSS Sa
Blank forms. showing the conditions Of the con; con;
tract to be entered int for each route can 6s had
by letter. and must accompany and be part Of the
BLANK. Tor proposals will be furnished on sppli-
by crde. ot the Chief auarterpastsr,s Military
Bsp 0a e. hS Ssasrsi. MHipiG i. S. A. G. a. Il, Depart
ment Of Missouri. decl7.td
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II Ahpvn inrnyykakNr AT MUSHROOM.
III MICHIGAN.
UEIrEp srArBs BS0ISRBR's oYPIcR,l
No. 6l2MAiS STREET, MiLwAgkks, Wis,

No. 5i2 MAis srREEr, MILwIgkEs, Wis,
Sealed proposals will be received a, thI. oaee
north pier at Muskegon, Michigan. The proposals.
will be In duplicate, and separate for each class OF
material and labor.
For particulars as to payment, time Of COM
mencing and flashing the work, classification Of
material, ao,, apply to this Office. where plans
and specncations will be shown to all who wisn
to make proposals.
Contractors furnishing materials will be re.
quired to hold them without expense to the United
States until required for use by the engineer onoer
In charge Of the work.
Each bid, to have consideration, must be accom-
panied by . guarantee signed by two responsible
names; and duly certified to, az required upon the
A printed copy Of this advertisement will be at
taehed to each proposal.
Blank forms Of proposals, with form Of guaran-
tee, will be furnished from this ofee upon appli-
cation.
The work will bo let to the lowest responsible
bidder, the United States reserynE the right to
ject all bids,
Contracts, with good and sufficient surstles, will
be executed within ten days from the date Of the
award.
The proposals. will be splseed 10 sealed envelopes,
indorsed Proposals for Extending the North
Pier at Muskegon, Michigan and addressed to
deel4-td Chief Of EuainesrH
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DK0F F0sGLS FOR BRIcK.

HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,l
OFFICB CHIEI QUARTERhAsTER, \
ST PAUL, MINE, Dec, l, 1888
Proposals are Invited until january l, 1850, from
LOYAL aud solvent citizens Of the United states, who
have the to execute In good faith as required,
contract TO furnish at Fort fOtten, D. T =, 600 O.
mu,d or less, OF good, hard, meTchantable building
Brick, At the kiln or at the posI-kn to be wiIhih
six miles ,,,,.
Also, to furnish Oak Saw Logs for ,0U, 0O feet.
more or less Of lumber, delivered at the post ne-
livery OF logs to commence May lA lsp and q bres
June 1902. D. HoLAhlh"'
Irl6.id Deputy q. NJ Gen, U. ). A.
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KIRRwOOD HouSE-K,ro.
Wood and Coal.
COAL AND WOOD,

OOAL AND "OOD.
For sale at the lovest market rates the esle.
brated LYKENs yALLEY
Also, HICKORY, OAK AND PINE wO0D,
Stick, delivered to any part Of the city at short
notice. u. L. SHERIFF,
Oalce, 81 Pennsylyania avenue,
bet. Third and Four and q half streets.
T Xs5Tl snd Mil, Four.aud-a.halfst. and Canal.
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GALE OF DAMAGED GkoTHINo AND EQUIP.

SALE OF DAMAGED .Gk CLOTHING AND EQUIP
ASSISTANT Q. NJ, 0BsERAL's OFFICE,
PHILADBLPHIA, December 2s, 1868. !
ton y Captain " H. Oil. MilIisrs stofsSssPsr.
United States army. account Of United States
4 ,ai ay y PEadspsa
named articles of Damaged Clothing and Equipags,
Rags, &c, viz:
% Forage Caps, s97 Knapsaeks,
Sli Uniform iiOats, 200 Axe Handles,
65 Uniform Jackets. % Hatchet Handles.
cavalry, ~ Camp Golors,
!, SS3 Uniform Jackets, 2 Storm Flags.
light artillery, S2CAnteen s. com
SO Great Goats, horse uplete,
80 Great Goats. foot. Basie Cords, and
81 Pair Trousers, ass Pounds Burlaps.
99 Patr TfoHsSi'. foot. i.ns Pogsid. Cuttings.
l4 Sack Goats. lined. lO,lu Pounds Cuttings.
q Sack Coats, GGiinsdi , %, pS0l old sena, n ala
knit. ,t63 Pounds Rag, old,
coo Pairs drawers, 1914 Pounds Strap Iron
l67 Pair StookinEs, 2ss Pounds Scraps old
% HayeTsacks, ooo N hnapsheks'
lot Of Lumber also, n quantity Of CheVTons,
Feathers, Flies, soalSp, Drums, &c,
The sale win commence at 10 O'Clock a. m, on
tho day above. me ioned, and continue from day
to day until the whole OF the property Advertised Is
sold
All property purchased must be removed within
Ave 80 days from date Of the sale.
this once, ST a that q The Military stS;sEfsPfT al
Assistant auartsrmaster General, BreTet Major
Gen, U, s, A. decSl. I'd
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WASHINCTCN,D D. c.,
Chartered by Special Act Of Congress,
Approved July 10, 1898.
CASH CAPITOL OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS,
Jay COOKE, chAirmsn fIisnse and Executive
HENRY b. COOKE, Washington, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEET. Philadelphia, Secretary and
8 s. TUkNER. washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS Q; SMITH, ~ D.. Medical piteetor;
J. EWING BEARS, NJ. d. Assistant Medical d.
rector.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Pn'j HoRWfTz, Chief Medical Department,
D. ". BLISS. n. D.. washington.
Tho advantages offered by this Company are.
Itiss National Company. chartered by Speeia
paiT GI up capital Of u, 100000
II offers low rates Of premium. -
Itfurnishes larger Insurance than other companies
for the same money ,.-.
Il Is deh mite and certain In its terms,
Ii Ia home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment
There are NO unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy Is non -forieitable
their full amount and return all the premiums, so
that the Insurance costs only the decrease on the
Poiieies viii Be issued that will pay to the In
surcd during life annual income OF one tenth the
9snsS Ts,s II Ss risks upon tho
II insures not to secure dividends, but at so low
cost that diyideeas will be inP9%sssibleS P%s rvvpv
COUNTY, aud applications from competent par
should be addressed to the Compa1y's General
Agents only ia ths,r respect, ys & dis,r,ssss
on application at the oihee Of the Company In this
city.
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61S NEW BAT AND SHOE STORE. 61S

E1Q NEW BAT AND SHOE STORE. S1Q
OlO J. T. PETTY 4 co. ClO
opened at 6s Seventh street. opposite In.
ligeneer building, anew and we'll selected stock
ofHATs, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES for 0sntls-
men and Boys, which they offer At q small ad
vance upon cost. Having bought for Cash they are
suabled to offer superior inducements to purehAs
srs and solicit only opportunity to convince the
public that they really selling desirable class
Of goods at very low figures.
A call solicited. and comparison Of prices ehAl-
lengod with any similar establishment In the city
J. T. PETTY 4 CO.,
NsSsventh street, opposite Intelligsneer Building
Washington. D. @.
Good stock Of Canes and Umbrellas constantly on
hand
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ioPosALs FOR WOOD.
oyyIcE CHI.y auAnIsasAsrsr. ,

OIPfcE CHIER QUARTERHAsTEE,l
fouRTH MILITARY DIsTRIcT,
VIcksBuRo. Mss, Dec. u, 1868.
Sealed proposals In tripicate will be received BIZ
mail at this ohice until II m /, SATURDAY, the
18th day Of January. 1850, for the delivery 70 the
Post QuaItermaster at hatcher, Miss, Of three
hard Wood, In such quantities. and At such times
as may be required for the public service At the
Proposals will be subject 10 the usual conditions
plies.
BY order Of the General Commanding.
Brsye. Col, aud A. ON. ~ sSoat 3. / 4 9Th
N''b.rv District dec3l.t
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NY anSl ',iSiS)ii;;kiSa;' SiSi " ;sEsE;: term

.DY COOPER &LATIMER.
ID Auotioneers,
(Lats clerks with Jas. @. Mcclure & Co. y
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street, Star Building,
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OFFICE CHIEP QuARrERNAsrBR,
DEPARTMENT or La,

NEW ORLEANS, La Dec, ., 1858.
Sealed proposals are invited and will be received
until lOa. N. THURSDAY, the 3lst instant, for
STEAMSHIP SERVICE between New Orleans,
Pensacola. ApalAchieola, 81, Marks, Cedar Keys,
Tampa, Key West and the Dry Tortugas.
Said service to be Performed monthly In Alterna-
ton with the steamship now chartered by the
United States by a good, stAunch, seaworthy yes-
sci, having good and suitable freight and pas
senger accommodation, which vessel Is to be In
spected aud approved by the Quartermasters De-
pATtment,
Bidders will file with their proposals 4 certificate
that the Intended for the proposed service Is
classed with the underwriters; they will also state
capacity Of vessel. fuel consumed In twenty four
hours average speed per the draft of water
with d cargo OF say Z, 800 barrels.
The responsibility Of the bidders must be proved
to the satisfaction Of this Department.
NTH day Of January. and terminate on the thrtieth
approval OF QuarteTmaster General and Secretary
nuling the same NJ any time, upon giving thirty
Bids will state the price per day asked for
steamer, the Government furnishing fuel and pay
ing pilOtage,
he Unted States reserves the right to reject any
Bids must be indorsed Proposals for Steamship
Service " and addressed to the undersigned.
BY command Of Major General Rousssan,
CHAS. II. TOMPKINS,
BTevet Brig. Gen. and q. q. M, Department OF
LOutaana. deo:9-td
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TO BE KILN DRIED.
- . kequisition No. III.
io' gallons Winter Strained or BaEsed Sperm OIL
70 supply deficiency on O. p. Bsrgen's con-
tract. Glass 63 le6S-'@.
n Requisition No. III,
LOO pounds b-pound Sheet Lead
Requisiton No. 2s2
s., SS pounds pure Pig Zine-to supply deficiencies
Or Joseph LOw''e"oSt.sss en- e % Ss'' NSi q, isss
de3l-td Paymauter U. 8. Navy.
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DRoPosALs FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.
pArxAsrER,s orrrcE, uSrrEp STATE NAVY, /

PAyNAsTER's OFFICE, UNITED STATES NAyr,l
No 70 BROADWAY, n. y, Dec. %, 1865
bids for supplies advertised" +" will be received
at this once until o'clock. m the slst instant,
to be delivered, free Of expense at the navy yard,
New York, subject to the usual inspection thereat,
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Proposals.,
pRoPosALs FoR SUPPLIES.

OFFICE OF IHR PAirAsrxR U. s. NAvr.)
n KIbpY STREET, BosroH,
December Is, lssa
Propesals, seaied and indorsed "Proposals for
until FRIDAY, January 1880, at o'clock, ., m,
70 DO opened immsdstely the articles
sepsrat.ly enclosed, with the number ef be re-
Sgsi'on q..r, on On tnn snSsops ~ nrh, sese,yss to
lem on requl.tion ,s.paratsly. in the interest o.
ne, he ooveiT,nmen, Al ane sIsisi mnss be OF ths
delivered AZ the Charlsstown Navy Yard, free Of
BUREAU ~ ~ SSSossfTRGcsTros AND REPAIR.
Requisition No. III.
pieces Black y alnut, not less than II feet long
,,SSS , feet ..insS BlssF w.laut Plank.
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Wants.

A TEACHER WANTED FOR DAY AND EVEN
n ING CLASSES in Arithmetic and Grammar,
,,Address with references EDUCATIONAL, City
Post Once. dec9a-dN
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1000 gallons Lard 0il 10 well coopersd barrels,
Of 10 gallons each, to be delivered with the least
| della >; l5O Fog Horns, and $50 Deck Trumpets, As
per sample at the navy yard. Zach one will be
| tested before being received.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
| One barrel l4s Rallonsl Siccohast.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
go pounds pure Beeswax, -
BUREkU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
andard
The right is reserved to reject any all bids that
may not be deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment, and to award each item separately, as may
be most to Is interest. Responsible security re.
(withln ten days) of supplies awarded. Blank
forms, with further particulars, may be obtained
envelope, and not made in all respects to conform
with this advertise and blank forms fur
nished, will not be considered. Parties making
proposals are invited to be present at the hour
abOye-named, when the bid, will Be qpsned
dsr2s-tf Paymaster United States Navy
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RoPosALs FOR THEERECTloN OF BUILD,
| lkGS,

Major Of Engineers, broVet MAJ. Gen. U.s.i.
de22.td
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Receipts By Raiironos.

o, o & G W-Nov l9--3 bales cotton to
J. Sur,e-6 do J W Burbridge &co-2 do N Levy
81 bb molass es Hesse-20 do W Bogsrt-2l do
blanchn d Graud-l2l do K Hare-S 4 J Hart q
CO DO Piauche & wiltz-40 DO II F Gven-50
do Ar Miitenberger-2O do ABrouss eau-2O do
Bloch Bros-25 do Is hhds sugar LATTE D1ilho
81 do So bbs molasses G Ssbatier-4 do hhds sd
gar p SEWN do Fly Tete-5 do by Groeble &
Gle do 10 bbls mOlass 8 Is bbls do | Ad-
ans &co-24 hhds sugar I ii & NJ Allen &co-S
Won PhUl BrOs-l9 bbls molasses "a hf-bbls DO
Hsrmsn-26 des Duiour-l bales moss H VIII
lsme-9 bbls rice Surle-l cask hides l. Cou.
ret-l bdl hide 10 hides NJ Levy bdl leather G
Bees-25 h.bsles moss 3 Dannsls-l bale seed
cotton J N Walsh-nf-bbls melasses N D Trans
co.. hides Weishear-2 bbls sugar II Given
tbs rice N 1ilton-247 head stock and sundries
10 order-Total ii bales cotton bale seed cotton
1l6 hhos sugar $50 bbls moIssses 81 hf bbls do
NO, ] 4 G N-Nov 1873 bales cotton to
Williams Son-30 Pritchsrd & Bickhsm-60
Perkins, Swenson &co-l27 Deter. Goldstein eco
Jos Hoy &co-74 Aymar &co-l4 Nugent-2
r.. ti (. aSIS Higgins GcoS6 Poweii%s
r L Adams Son. G Lswrence-5 Tom
sOn-l Winston, Morrison &co--4 s Copes-6
Meyer, Deuich & Weiss Il Walker &co-3
Stewart, Galbrsith 4 Fizer-9 Britton & Moore-s
Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey-l4 l. Walmsley AGO.
/ Ri 0glesby-l Friedlander-l Hitler &cO--7
Warren. CrawfCr1 &co-lJ LANE r L Walk
er-sundr es to order-Total $50 bales cotton
NO, & G N Nov 1876 bales cotton to
Dieter, Golos'ein &co-lS do w Blob &co-56
Aymsr &co-2l w Frierson &co-4 Ben Gerson
Williams & Son-2l Higgins &co-l5 Sum
mers x BrsDins-52 Jos Hoy &co-l3 N Oglesby
West 4 Wrlght-46 J i G Cromwell-3 Pritch-
ard 4 Biekbam-33 Payne, Huntington &co-l7
Dickmsn. Hill &co-4 Lehman, Newgass &cO- 81
7 II Il NJ Allen &cO-32 r Adams q Son-ll
Alcus, Scherck & Autey-2 x Henderson-n
Barrett & Leslssier-l Richardson Msy-l4 r
ID n I Boz Rai-
ney--7 Jno Hsrd.e &co--7 Burnett &co-2
Lacey, Terry &co-7 J ? Harrison Son-5 S ii
Ably &co-22 Friedlsnder-30l bars iron Folger
&co-lO0 bbs WHISKY Villavaso-l00 do La
pere & ferre-50 do DeVan Mason-50 do 80
J Adams &co-2O csks bacon 20 ties hams Bus
sey, Emil &coy- so doz brooms Cheno Eeth Casey
&cc-sspdries to order Total 557 bales cotton
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Warine Sntelligsnre.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. % CAN'T STREET,
friday, November %. 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
North German steamship New York, Dryer, for
Bremen via Southampton and Havana.
F Stockmeyer
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn, for Indanola.
CA Whitney &;o-
Ship Northampton, Nealy, for Liverpool,
Meeker. Knox &co
Steamer Olive Branch. Jones, for st Louis,
Master
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LIyERPOOL-Ship Northsmpton-3330 bales
cotton-l220 blgs oil cake 1900 slaves
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HA-
VANA-S Steamship New York-FOr Bremen
2OO3 bales cotton. For Southampton-s400OM Mex
lean dollars
GALVESTON AND INDIAN0LA-.Steamshi
Crescent-700 bbls flour 100 bbs sugar 40 hhds do
40 bliss molssses 81 bbls whisky 20 ties bacon 800
bags coffee 1900 pkgs mdse
ST LOUIS-Steamer Olive Branch-l475 bxs
tin pla'e pkgs mdse
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Imports

BOSION-ship Lsthley--Ice Crescent City
Ice Co
HAVANA AND FLORIDA PORTS-Steamship
Layaca-2 bbls lines w Donnell-3l6 SKIS salt
Post & Hobby-l bales cotton Wood, Low Lud.
wigsen-2 bbls bread II Pohlman-4 pkgs mdse
+ W Perkins &co-2 do Gen Tompkins-Total
bales cotton
MOBILE-Steamer Frances-125 bales cotton
bales osnabergs Lehman, Newgass &co-l7 bales
cotton Marx. Levy &co-l do & Henderson
10 do I 81 NJ Allen &co-l5 SKIS dried fruit to
Perkins, Swenson &co-l4l pkgs tobacco to order
Total 1853 bales cotton
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"If men or women could but find the tabled
fountain which is said to restore health, and
strength, and beauty, with what esgerness they
would rush to drink It's wsters.n 1t is found in
the 8. T.-ls60-X. The sale of the Plantation
Bitters Is without precedent in the history Of the
world. They are at once the most speedy.
Strengthening health-restorer ever discovered. Ii
requires but single trial TO understand this.
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Seven hundred cases boots and shoes and one
hundred dozen assorted hats to be sold by Messrs.
Louis Stern & Bros, at their auction rooms. IS
Magazine and 90 GravIer streets. The attention
Of dealers is called to card in another column.
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CHAg NASH sells, ut II O'Clock 4 u, at .saesroom
corner ST Charles and Psrdido. furniture
LOUIS STERN BROS. sell, st 10 o'clock 4. ct No. y
Nagnsne and IS 0ravier street, boots SHOES, ete.
rHE CONSTABLE SELLS at IL o'clock L., at No. I5s hous
street, lot household furniture
- g. sdvsrtissmsnts on hfth page.
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From both the Democrat and Era of La Grange.
Texss, We learn that Mr.. Cslleson was wsylaid
and murdered last week; also that Mr.. Pace
lDoth in Fsyette county.
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rowBoArs.
Iormsn, Cooksey, from the Passes-went down
hRht-brought up ships Lsthley Rich and 10
sale
STEAMBOATS,.
Era No 10, Kouns, from Shreveport
Frank Pargond. Tobin. from Point Chicot
Pw Strader, Stein, from Louisville
Nina SHINES. Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
JIM Sharp. Aucoin. from Doneldsonville
Annie Wagley, Burton, from Washington
Ruth, Pgeram, from Cairo
Pauline Carroll, White, from st Louis
Peoria City, Silver, from st Louis
Dexter, Montgomery, froms louisville
Golden Era, Hodge, from Shreveport
Lulu d, Grace, from Shreveport
Caroline, johnson, from Shreveport
Thos Powell, Dnvant, from DonaldsonVille
A G Brown, Rsdovich, from Lower Coast
Frances, Blakeslee. from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Mary Gleason, from Blind River
Schr Rita, Parent, from Tchefuncte
Schr Leila, Dunn, from Blind River
Scbr Perseverance, from Tchefuncte
Schr Ellen, Farrsgut, from Tchefuncte
schr Joinville, from Indian River
Schr Eagle, from Blind River
Schr Geo Eike, Eike, from Blind River
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Maggie, st Ceran, from Pearl River
Schr Pippo, Pippo, from Covington
Schr City Belle, Laney, from Foul River
schr Martha Washington. from Pearl River
schr Marion, Weaver, from Tchefuncte
Schr Martha d, Byrnes. from Pascagoula
Schr Martha NJ, from Psscagoula
Schr Sidonia, from Bonfuca
Schr Magnolia. from Bay st Louis
Schr Ssucy Jack. from Biloxi
Schr Alcicpe, Green. from Blind River
Schr Relief, Tscon. from Blind River
Schr Patrel, from Amite River
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RelaM CorinE Up.
ielow Waiting O-ders.

Steamship YOzoo, Hodges, from New York It'll
inst via Havana, to Harris BidWen
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Lavacs, Livingston, from Havana, Key
West and Florida Ports, to W Perkins &co
LIST district
Ship Lathley Rich. Rich. II days from Boston, to
G A Fosdick &co-3d district
Ship Rosalie, Grandson, from Androssan, Oct 9th,
to master-Gretna
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Exports.

Bark Enton (Brem), Fricke, from Bremen 2Stf
Sept, to Stockmeyer
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.

The undersigned voud respectfully inform the sssns Of
Nev Orleans and Of the States Of Louisiana Mississippi and
Iexs that they prepared 70 down ARrEsIAN
notlca
Ordsn TO address. Ba. .ss2 win receive romp, A.sa
tioa A wELLfh9T0S CO., Agents.