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Mr.. EDIToR,-I like your suggestion in re-
lation to the mode of making nominations for
public offices. The present method by conyen-
ton is cumbrous and open to very many OBJ
jections. 1t is expensive, and the people are
often debarred from being heard in the choice
of candidates by the inherent defects of the
system, which often permits few interested
parties so to control events as to bring about
result entirely different from that intended
by the constituency at large.
Let the convention soon to assemble for
choice of a Representative in the next Con-
gress, do away with the whole system so far as
they have powt r, and inaugurate simple
straightforward method of direct voting in the
several cities and towns in the District by the
Republican voters thereof for the candidate of
their choice. Then it will be, as it is not now,
the interest and pleasure of every Republican
to attend the primary caucus of his party, with
the satisfaction of knowing that he will have a
fair opportunity to express his preference, and
that his voice is to be heard by the counting
of his vote, and whatever the result, whether
the candidate of his choice or another shall he
successful, he will have no complaints to pre-
fer against party machinery. Thus will be re-
moved forever the cause of most of the bicker-
ings and divisions among those who substan-
TALLY think alike and who ought to act to-
gether cordially.
For instance, let a convention say IN such
way as it may deem most advisable, to the
proper committee, that when it shall become
necessary again TO select candidate for pub
l.,
shall be made so that the voters Oh tne parry
shall meet in open caucus, called by good and
sufficient notice, and vote directly for the
nomination of the man of their individual
choice. Let the votes so cast be counted and
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Established June 23, 1862. Vol. Z.


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SPECIAL NOTICES, $1.25 per square Tor the first
insertion, and 20 cents per square each subse-
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PRESS" (which has a large circulation in every part
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ton.
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REPUBLICAN,
Congressional Convention
FIRST DISTRICT

The Republican and all other voters of the FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CT MAINE, compri.ing
the Counties of York and Cumberland, who are in
favor of sustaining the principles of the Republican
Party, and of standing by and executing the recon-
struction policy OF the Congress of the United States,
and OF the election of ULYSSES S, GRANT and
SCHUYLER COLFAX, to the offices of President
and Vice President, hereby invited a4.d
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The White Mountains, N. Fl.
GLEN HOUSE.

4 This fashionable summer resort, situated
EI-txgs at the base of Mt. Washington, win be op-
sH ened to the public for the OF 1868, on
VEHl,H the 18th OF June. The hotel is of the
EEM1.H largest in New England. The famous Mt.
Washington carriage road extends fl, Ibis hotel to
the summit. Stages run to and from the house all
sections of the mountain region.
"a Carriages in readiness upon the arrival of ev-
cry tram at GOrham. N H., to convey passengers to
the G ell. j. M. THOMPSON s. Co.,
June4du Proprietors.
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OII I HADI, fOhIIANI, OH
Thursdny, J June 25 5th. al n O'Clock A. W.,

for the purpose of nominating CANDIDATE TO REP
RESENT THIS DISTRICT IN THE FoRTY-FIRsT
CONGRESS, and an Elector of President and Vice
President also tor the transaction OF any other bus-
that may properly come before the convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows:-
Each city and town will be entitled to delegate,
and one delegate additional for every seventy five
votes cast for Joshua l.. Chamberlain at the Guber-
Material Election of 1866. A majority fraction of
forty votes will be entitled to an additional delegate.
The chairmen of the Several City and Town Com
mittees requested to forward The names of their
delegates, as chosen, to the chairman of the
District Committee at Portland.
The committee will be in session at the Hall on
the day above indicated at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to re-
ceive credentials.
The apportionmento of delegates to the several cities
and towns in the district is as follows:
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S22,OOO,OOO
SOf76338 in Cash. ,ss4 ssRTeR pees ssfsas afa5sas

n namonnd in o
Annu Cmpm cans
IT in ton o p m re ar;d y
on pe mr. o a
early In in 9 FRI 70 5Oper Gel
on. blowing re case o intoceat this sAgncy:
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EXAMPTE.

o Sc 0 h
owing
Wen eIc q o oem lie v EN-
B men
Exchange Street
w. ID. LITTLE & CO., Agents
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Letter from Alfred.
ALFRED, June 10, 1868.


To the Editor Of the Press:
Alfred, as your readers are aware. is the
shire town of York county and like many 9TH
er shire towns, is quite well contented to be
that and nothing else. The place where the
courts are held. the county records kept and
deeds recorded, may, a few weeks in a year,
give business to limited number of persons.
but the less a community rely upon it, the
better.
BUSINESS In PROSPECTIVE
The track OF the Portland & Rochester rail-
road will be laid to Alfred in about two
months. A depot will be Immediately ly erect
ed, at cost of about $1,000 Messrs. f, A. &
w. NJ. Lttlefeld, are building a store, 80 feet
by rs, two stories high with French roof The
lot on which this store is being built, was pur-
chased for $500, not quite as much as such
lot would cost in Portland, but great deal
more in proportion to the business. Several
other buildings are in contemplation if desir-
able lots can be obtained AS the water-pow-
er is very limited, the business enterprise of
the town could be proftably employed in shoe
manufacturing and the various other branch
es that can be carried on without water. With
the railroad facilities afforded and the amount
of unemployed capital in this town, the busi-
ness ought to be very much increased. There
is now but one public house in Alfred, and
that is the Central House kept by r. p. Berry,
who has had large experience in the business
and gives very general satisfaction.
THE SHAKERS
About mile from the village of Alfred is
the settlement of the United Society,"" They
have about 1000 acres of land, some of it under
high state of cultivation. They now number
about 100 persons, have from 20 to 30 build
ings and appear to be managing business very
judiciousy.
RAILROAD.
The Portland and Rochester railroad, for
merly York and Cumberland, when first con-
templated, was intended to connect with the
Boston and Maine, at Great Falls, which
would have been an excellent arrar cement
for both parties. Why the connection was not
made is better understood by railroad men
than by the public generally. Among the
first movers and most persistent advocates of
the road was Capt Emerson of this town, who
has been impatiently waiting, these sixteen
years or more, to see the cars coming and al
though now about SO years of age, is listening
as attentively for the whistle as the most
youthful aspirant for an opportunity to sell
peanuts or papers. The track is now well
graded and laid with the best of iron tor four
miles from Bar Mills and will progress at
about two miles a week until this yilapa ia
reached. A delay OF two or three weeks may
be occasioned by ledge, near Alfred, of sew
eral rods. The grading is done by Messrs.
Hitchings and Wood, under the supervision
of j. f. Anderson, ESQ., civil engineer, which
is sufficient guarantee that the work will be
well and faithfully done. Whether, or not,
the road will be continued to Sanford this
year, will depend upon the arrangement made
to connect with through routes to the West
and South. G.
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GUN N ISON'S.
KHRK WOOD HOUSE
Sc0rbOrO Beach. Me.

TUT UVT U DOWC7C, IH6s
yL1-Es This new and elegant SEQ side resort will
:,aa , G6ftine4e Mem AYY@yppe rs, 1868. and
EfEaN beauty of situation upon the finest beach
in New England facilities for bathing, fishing and
drives, the "kirkwoOd' is unsurpassed and tran
sient and permanent boal ders assured OF every
attention. Billiard Hall connected, and excellent
all trains at Oak Hill Station, on the F. S. &PR r.
All communications should be addressed to
JAMES GUNNISON,
Kirkwood House, Oak Hill. Me.
P. S. Closed to transient visitors upon the Sabbath.
june 12-d4w
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Receipts OF Produces.

ST LOUIs-stesmer Lizzie Gii-92 hfbbls beer {, Elmer
PiesOn-5O bxs candy White Wsrd1soO bxs esudea
X sGViIle-lO csks bacon LaumAn0 kegs lard
Bros &eo-6 pkg msse Ober Atwater &cO-l mill sush.
NJ evils &co-26 bbls meal Woods-lOO do j Wallis
leo so DO Dunnca &eO-35 bbls -Four Del
Dunnica &5O-iOi SKIS corn wassryssO sks SraS Geo
Msrtn-24S do CogsuxSO SKIS malt 50 SKIS ship stuff John
Hencersonlo6 SKIS bran 26 SKIS 253 bbs Hor.
s &co-ls9 do 3oDsks bran slsyback &coS rolls leather
an-I65 bbs potatoes and onions Thos Kines hsr
legler-43 bbs hOur l65bxs apples bbs eggs Julian
bbs 60 pork to orderly b6i. spps
Iowlng7SSl % Q ByTne 1eOoS DO Miller Meyer-I0
starch Moore &coll0 bis csndesJ Vanhorn &co-
ssSofd SeOs cs hams Del sSndiol cf V sIq
Higby7 csks inert West Est.letOn-S0l SKIS Dru.
Poblhaus-l2O doc Buddecke-slO Prudhomms Grace
tcS Ia II nj, oil Western ms csss ,s
&cO2 bzs md.e Blsse-6 bis vinegar P EsheIl-I box
bsccc Jno Kng-29 do 7 Torain-S de a Given-3 do
II S cora os SFG S s I5S S.I
Rsrby 6eo6S bbs meal Chenoweh, Casey &ool bis eggs
DSsoSsSst-isS bbls aouT FsrchS Bingham rs S b S
mdse wheeIock, Finlay kcO-2O SKIS malt Weisenba ch
les meat Allen Wayne &so7S Obs -four Won PIN BE9s-OO
10 bbs beer Krost-sO0 bbls line wibur-iI ambu-
lsnees lot harness Seq Kings pkgs lead Foger &eo2
sarazin-lo0 sks malt weiseAbach Klumpp-sundrss
LoUIsviLLE~s,esmer Legal Tsnder-7 bids tobacco to
Sn0 KnEa2 Do ri ToT.nv, DO wilson Y011g.' 6o!s
q CAs eggs aile heyer- pEgs cast.
castings McCabe-20 rolls leather Haas-lB do John
FTankl5 dol hos Scho-lS do weisnasr 10 do Throck-
maron-l box books Levi sehwanz-I25 pc, bAggnx 400
ebs -four nedy 4co-97 do II soria &co-2s ties
hams Cobb, D0honde &co6 bbls seed ClsveG bbs mdse
Ashbridge Deean-20 -bbls beer Keller Holander
Y h1s preserves Duntze-b do Solars2 pkgs mdse
uton emith tco-S7l bbs potstoes Grieve Wdermau-
no do 81 bbls onions Fschd Bnghsm-40 bbs onions 10
obs potato - hos King "a bales hay Dufy-l73 empty
barrels 1sge 6sS-9 bales gunni. 665 sks HOrre
1ee-SS DO BlstemOrs woodbridge teO-s9 bbs apples III
sks do q Byrne &co-A 90 DOslnR-lO 90 K Walker
80 do q bbs do As bb -four Juan-l2 600 feet lumber
Stevenson &eo-l50 empty barrels McMilsn-2 sheets
rsn pkgs mdse Leeds &co5l csops fowls Csmpbe1-3
horsss Leonsre 6co-ot furniture Ssmpsondo George
bi9enonreo Renand-do Hubbard-Mitehel Craig
AIen wayne &co-l2o hogs Inbsu, Ayeock keo-T3 do
DsIHneI-sundrie. y crder-TOta hos tobacco
. ShAND fCORE-Steamer st Nichalas-a bales cotton
IN Menton &eo-l do Couret-ll hides bd hides l.
Wssley 6eo+ bhs pork Ar M'tenberger-l hide and
erles nonss seAr-5 0ses fodder Jonas Egs lestoa2
aass Bayg &oo16 do be skins bbs peaches and
ares X Nesthsrly &cO-3 bales wool l bbf Beraud
Giber- do hides QueyrOse Bos-l Dbl eggs aud sundres
l. Terebonne-l bis eggs bxs fruit sack wax Labas
quege-l hels eRAoRs RssnOn, Hill Eliett-s h.ass
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RIGAUD 81 CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY.

Pstronized by the Empress of French and extensively
used all fashionable circles for its Excellence Superb
Ority - F
k1GAUD 4 CO.'S YLANGYLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET the scent Rigsud Co. the only i'm.
poreIs in Europe of the fragrant extract of YangyAnd
the Philippine Isles
superior to Eau de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, Florida
Mster
RIGAUD CO.'S MIRANDA SOAP, exquisitely per
fumed and keeping its fragrance TO the last.
RIGAUD co IS MIRANDA POMATUM for presery.
ing and beau f. ing the hair
RIGAUD a Co.'s DENToRINE, q most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth aud peuming the breath
RIGAUD co.'s TooTH-CRE an, a remarkable pre-
paIatOn, producing brilliant wilderness the teeth
RlGAUD CO.'S ROSE POWDER superior 70 Violet
and all other Starch and Rice Powders
The LITTLE MONITOR; q GUIDE To THE TOILET
With Photographic Illustrations will be receipts Of
stamp.
Wholesale Rgaud 4 Co. IS rue de Rcheeu, Paris;
Agent F. Newbery Sons As St. Psuls Church Yard Lon
don.
F. DUCoNGE's
Cfar4ra ofrn
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pURoLNE PORTABLE GAS COMPANY

The Of the Patents of the Gas Apparatus and
Fluids have determined organize Company for the States
Of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas.
They propose 10 call in Fifteen Per Cent. Of the entire
Capital They will themselves subscribe 70 large portion
Of the stock.
Experiments In the Of the Light be seen DAILY
at the Once Of CHAs T. NASH AuetiOsesr, St. Charles
street, between the hours Of u and 5.
Subscription lists open at the ONCE Of CHAs. T.
NASH, and also at the Office Of HENRY ]. LEVY and
O, ", CHRISTY, 81 Camp street,
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CALDWKLL's EXTRACT.

An oil which restores Gray Hair to its origfrsl color
No washing Of the head necessary. For sale by
@. N. MORRISON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist No.I2 magazine st.,
DR. JAMES SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. I39 Canal street
DR. .. HASTINGS
Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And at the Depot Of FELIX SAXON,
No. IA Baronne street, near Canal
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RoCkP0RT-Steamship Austn-sll 4IO specie U Treas
ury-S729 do Post H0bhy-SoO0 do Sanford acE-slO9
do Endalle -s26 DO FauO, Marks &co-s37 Gri1Sn
PorchSSO do $50 currency IS hides Simms Lew Done
gal66 dss bd skins Mann &cO-3 skins 4l9
Whitney &eo-20 sheep MeQaoid Mehls-sundries 10
ordeT-Totai SIS, g9l specie
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NEW ORLEANS, May IA, 1868.
CaldvyelIs Extract.

Having snayzed this on and in my experiments AP-
Piled 1T MYSELF, recognise that Il Is Of the best
articles yet to the pubic for the purpose restoring
The hair to its original color In test ony Of which hereto
Efhx my signature
lSignedl FELIX SAXON,
Importer Of Human Hair Southern Emporium
@. H. CALDWELL. Pstentee
Hotel des Etrangers No. 10 Chsrtres street.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, ct s p H.
FOR TRENTOS. MONROE COLUMBIA. HAIR
risOnburg, Trinity and all intermediate lAndlngs-Ths
fine, fast passenger packet
Cteonn,
L. h. PATTERSON, Master; J. w. WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively above For freight or passage
apply on board, or TO WINBURN LORD. Agente
80 Graver street.
r. s-rhe Ceons will take freight passengers as low
as any other boat In the trade, taking freight Bayou
macon and IeIsss and DArbOnne with privilege Of
shipping.
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Exports.
Expo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II

NDIANOLA-steamshp Texas-32 bbls our 10 bale hay
20 bales tobacco 40 sks 100 coffee bxs
salt 80 eco feet lumber
PENsAC LA-Schr Texana-l5O bbs -four IS bbs pork is
csks bacon lG0O sks corn 50 SKIS oats ~ SKIS bran
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Rarins sntslHsnts.

CRESCENT OFrIcK, No "a CAxr STREET,
Friday, July 81, 1868. !
Cleared Yesterday,
Steamship Texas, Baker, for Indianola, Master
Schr Texana Taylor, for Pensacola, Master
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Oassls AArHss.
CIrr or JKyrERsoS. ,

oIrr or JEyvEEsos, July 81 1895.
Arrived yesterdsy-262 Texas Beeves, los
CARES and iearliDgs, 2i6 Hogs, I23 sheep and u
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Mich Cows. sold-223 Texas Beeves, 1876 Calves
and Yearlings 80 Hogs and 2 Mich Cows. Stock
on ssle-325 Texas Beeves, 1915 Calves and Year
lines, III Hogs, 3ls Sheep, and ~ Mich Cows.
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Arrived Yesterday,

Steamship Austin Fsrwe, from ROckpOrt to o. Whitney
&cO-lst district
schr PPpO, fiPpO flom Coyngton to master-New Basin
crr.
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Lizzie GIL. Neal, from st Louis
Lega Tender, Roberts, from Louisville
National, Gross from Bayou Sara
ST Nicholas, Dowty, from Grand EcOre
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WATERING PLACES.

r FOR WATERING PLACES.
FOR BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN, MISsIS-
SIPPI CITY, BILOXI OCEAN SPRINGS
AND PA~CAGoULA.
THE FAvORITE AND ELEGANT Low-PREs-
Il Side-Wheel steamer DID,
Creole,
Capt JAS Nc. O. BAKER,
Will make regular trips the above places lows On
arrival Of POntchartrAin railroad trains, MONDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS, o'clock A. train wednesdays extending
Returning will leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY EVENINGS
and TUESDAY MoRNIN is PaseagOula THURSDAY
MORNINGS 10 o'clock.
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented BY
bad weather or lew water.
PETER MARCY Agent, I75 Common street
FOR WATERING PLAcEs-MoRGAS LINE Q. q.
Mail Steamers.
EOR Ray ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs, Pascsgona and
Point Clear
nov low-pressurs iron steamer Laura, Captain
JOSEPH NJ. WALKER. viii make regular trips 10 above
places ssfoows arrival Of Pontchartran RsirOsd trains
On MONDAYS, TUESDAYS and rHURsDAYs,sLE
train
on SATURDAYS 70 trsIn-On this trip going Pssca-
Returning yin leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY MONDAY
WEDNEkDAY and FRIDAY Evenings: Pascagoula and
Point Clear every SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
The above trips will be regularly BIZ
oHAs 4. WHITNEY CO., AGENTS
so and 50 Damp street.
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.

BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL Steamship.
Leaves on SATURDAY. August LIST. MsLE
TOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
Il ToN-The lOwpressurs sids-vhesl Iron steamship
st. Mary,
R. s. BOURNE Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf, st. Joseph street.
carrying the United States mails II the unable
the Brazos bar goods be delivered ships tackle
corsignees to pay their gherage For freight pas
CHAs A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
so and 81 Camp street.
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE .. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EoR PENsACOLA, WARRINGTON AND
l. MILTON, APALAGhICOLA 81. MARKS. CEDAR
Through bills Of lsding Columbus Ca and Banbridre
Gs and all regular landings Chashoochee River
rouie Freight to New via Cedar Keys Florida Rail
road and steamships connecting ct Fernandna, loves;
This line composed Of the following steamships to sail
ON the 5th and e0th OF Every Month:
Alliance, s. L. CLAPP, Commander.
Lavaca, L. H. LIVINGSTON, Commander
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, August sth, at sAE
The steamship Lavacs,
LIVINGSTON, Commander,
WI leave her wharf foot Of OslIiope street. above,
taxing freight and for the above named por
''' " '-' X ". PERKINS, Agent
rs Oarondeet street.
B-Shippers Will please procure orders from Agents
Office before sending fright to the steamer.
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OHIO RIVER.
RED RIVER.


Leaves FRIDAY. July 3lst. at 5P.x
EOk JEFFERsON, SHREVEPORT, LOGGY
Bayou, Grand Bayou Grand tcore St Mauriea COtile
AexAndri NoTmans. Bsrbn's, and all intermediate land
Lizzie Hopkins.
J. I. ROOTS, MISTER; j. w. LANCASTER, Clerk,
Will leave above For freight apply on board
or W. NJ. SURLS, Tch0upitoulas street.
WINBURN LORD 60 drawer street.
Leaves on SATURDAY. August lst atbPE
EOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, LOGGY
Bayou Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore 1t. Maurice Ootile
Alexandria Normans Barbns, and all intermediate land.
inss The A No passenger steamer Riehmosd. ". T.
cerks will leave above For freight passage apply on
hosrs or to A. BRITrOs CO, 30 Common street !.
WINBURN LORD, 90 3Taver street.
N. o. DONoHUE. Tchoupitoulas street
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY ar H.
EOk GRAND EC0K e, ST. MAURICE, RONT.
gomery, (wil take freight for all landings on the Bon
Dtes) Cotie Alexandria, kormans Barbins inter.
mediate landings v take freight for Shreveport inter-
mediate landings reshipping at AexAndriaThe nav snl
magnificent sidswheel passenger steamer
"a. Nicholas,
JOHN DowTY. Mssssr,
Lou Clayton and I. J. Dowty, Clerks,
WIN leave above For freight passage apply on bo.r6
orto WINBURk LO{D 6o Gravfsr s.r~.4 ~
be b. Nicholas will take freight with passengers for al
Coast Landings high the mouth Of River CLARK
morning.
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HEw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAGES.
Devoted 10 Southern Interests.
seyen Years Of Existsnes)

most ssmmandahis pubcsson for families and osunt,
people who practice the elegant French language rsvsv
esbsrstey the political Of the week, situation
the country the New Orleans American
fscts Of Louisiana the Agricultural and commercial Affairs
the community the market price the theatrical
the Literary and scientific productions Of the
great variety Of useful fAcs gens humeriss
anecdotes and all that eomposes frst elsss paper
SUBSCRIPTION: % PKR ANNUN
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columns, and the Advertisements conspeuousy as
played with reading matter In each page IA sk ~
Journal Of the best advertising mediums Of the south
Job Printing done IN all languages. Cent srsss Germs
GExchAngs AIsy, Rev orisAaA
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NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT

CHAkTER............ .Oh AK Eh.
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AT GOSHEN DEPOT. VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. r.,
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