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The New York Tribune thinks that the
Georgia Legislature are very much alarmed
lest General Grant may pronounce that as
semblage an illegal body But suppose that
General Grant should open his mouth and
pronounce such an opinion-would its utter
ance alter, or establish, or confirm the law /?
Since when has a president elect been in
vested with the making or unmaking of laws?
Since when have Questions affecting the quail
ifcations of members of State Legislature
been subjected to the u'ecision of Gen. Grant?
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The officers and members of the Chamber of
Commerce are requested to be present tomorrow
evening" 26th inst, at O'Clock, to hear suggest.
ions frem Gen. Dockery in regard to the navigs.
ton of the Ouachita river by locks and dams to
perfect the connection with the upper Red river
country.
Merchants and business men generally of the
city are also particularly requested to attend at
the rooms Of the Merchants Exchange, over the
Louisiana National Bank.
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Communicated
FEW CITY CHI

Mr.. Edit0r-When the new city charter passes
both houses of the Legislature and becomes a
law, what squabbiiug there will be to get the
nomination for the positions of administrators
from the various districts
Bill Jones. who controls two hundred contract
ors, lsboring men, will Concentrate them all in
one ward at the election of delegates, and after
casting their votes Tin addition TO the votes of the
other friends of the candidate in that particular
ward), will go to the other wards in the same dis
trict, and vote over again for another SET Of dele
gates who are all pledged to vote for Bill Jones's
pet candidate for administrator.
1t makes no difference whether Bill Jones's eau
ddate is worthy of the position not. so long as
he is in favor of Bill Jones's contracts or Bill
Joness friends.
As a matter of course the Real Estate Owners
Association will support Bill Jones's friend whe.
Their he is capable or not for, il the association
presumes to make a nomination in opposition to
that of the party. both nominations will be de-
feated by the Radical nominee, who will run in
between. Bill Jones's candidate will not be able
to give one hundred Thousand dollars bond, and
have the bond recorded against the property Of
has b0ndsmen, neither can the Radical. nor can
the real estate nominee unless he owns the unim-
numbered one hundred thousand in property him.
self.
Then there will be a middle. If the real estate
man owns the requisite property, the people will
not believe that if he is honest that he will risk
his hundred thousand dollars and give all of his
time for six thousand dollars year. And neither
Bill Jones's candidate nor the Radical will be able
to find friend willing to sacrifice himself by al
lowing five year mortgage to rest on his prop
erty.
/ can see no remedy, therefore, for the whole
difficulty. except in a sensible view by our en-
lightened Legislature in laying the new charter
under the table. U. No.
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There will be meeting of the stockholders Of
the Mississippi Valley Navigation Company of the
South and West, at the st. Charles Hotel in parlor
P, on Thursday, 2sth inst. This meeting is called
for the purpose of considering the propriety Of
making certain changes, notifications and add.
tons in the act of incorporation OF the company
Stockholders are earnestly requested to attend.
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PH6nfr ..uufuaf Life Insurance
COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
EDISON FEssENDES. PsEIpESr:

EDISON FEssENDEN. PaxsIpESr.
JAMES F. BURNS SECRETARY.
The "PHGNIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY" attention to tie following Plans peculiar
it An the advantages all Cash half Note Com
End II rarity insures to-day $780, pays onehalf
casb and one ha note any table, and should he
morrow next week next month"; next year the FULL.
OF NOTES All notes returned dvidends but
four notes any table II payment is made ALL CAsHs
the insured IN cash The amouht-saO with divi-
cends Cash ADDED.
Fl 3rd. No restrc ion on kunplo5 ment
An Ihe permitted 10 travel or reside Ia any part
of he Uni ed States the sOuther portion Of
South America during and all seasons OF the year free
81 charge Th oeore offered by any Compa
nv its age without charge, varying from $40
SsO for every Thousand dollar insured.
an me dividend Is so per al its tables II tho
annual D, EMU n is 500. the dividend is $50
7th Ii always pays losses promptly and never contests
q claim. s,.,- -. -. .....,.
chance q loss the insured - a
gth Ordinary Life Policies nonoreitng atsr three pay
nents Will the iut amount OF
EVEN DOLLARS or PREM UMS PAID, besides many
Other great arages The PHOENIX has pad to widows
Orphans 100000. and contested single claim
and has 81 O0J 90 safely secured for like purposes
10TH Its have been met by he annual interest," re-
hne and OF interest left over 10 sven tue
general furd belonging 90 the insured.
nh Its Ttes Of Assurance as cheap as any company
lslh' 1T WILL not INSURE AN UNSOUND LIFE.
GEO. 5. DARLING,
General Agent.
JOHN d SCOTT. Local Agent.
OFFIcE-l2 Canal, corner 81. Charles street.
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1t is gratifying to know that the masses Of
the patriotic tax payers Of the city are begin
ming to come forward and pay their taxes in
United States treasury notes. The city treas
urers Office is crowded from nine till three
with persons coming up for this purpose.
Yesterday, about ten thousand dollars were
paid in, and the amount received since the
first of the month reaches nearly, if not quite,
sixty thousand dollars.
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We have received from our friend Mr.. T. S.
Wilkinson, copy of the Collegian, paper
published by the students of Washington
College. 1t is neat little eight-page paper,
full of matter that is interesting not only to
the college boys themselves but to our South
ern people generally. We are glad to have it
as production Of Southern enterprise and
Southern talent.
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.f'Oftce.

OFFICE SUPERVISOR REGISTRATIONS [
Parish OF Orleans, January Is 1869 /
Notice is hereby given that the REGISTRATION BOOKS
OF THE EIGHTH WARD win be opened for four days CON-
meneng TUESDAY January &c, and closing on FRIDAY,
January 90 1862 at s97 VICTORY STREET near Elys
ian Fields for the purpose Of enabling all who entitled
register to do
Only those who live between Eysian Fields street and La
ayette the river and the city and are not
gistered, If qualified, now have an opportunity.
Office hours from A. N. to4P.M.
WILLIAM BAKER,
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.Fi0tice OF Election
IN The
EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.

In compliance with proclamation Of his Exceency c.
Warmoth Cow of the OF Louisiana address
ed hereby give notice that Election will be held MON
DAY. February 1862 in the Eighth Representative District
otherwise knCwn the Eighth Ward city Of New Oreans
for the purpose of eecting to represent said District
in the House of Representatives Of the State Louisiana
The Eighth Representative District compei the
center of FL sian Fields street and the of Lafayette
Avenue formerly Enghen street, and from to the
of the city All Only registered electors residing said
District entitled to vote at said election.
Due notice will be given of the Of holding the polls
New Or cans, Janusy q, 1863
WILLIAM BAKER,
supervisor Of Registration, Parish Of Orleans.
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One of the rights most valued by the people
of New Orleans is that of electing their own
police magistrates recorders. The new
charter takes this from them and confers it
on the six administrators. What privileges,
what rights do you propose to leave to the
people, gentlemen, except that of paying such
taxes as you may be pleased to impose on
them
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nzo- OK INSIDE PAGES = Second PAGE !:

gS- On INSIDE PAGES - Second Page ::
Editorial Paragraphs, City Topics, Sundays
Associated Press Dispatches, Chamber Of Com
merce, Supreme Court Decisions. Third Page +:
Louisiana Legislature, General Ne,os, Po-
laicaI, Tert Of BrornlO,o'S Militia Proelanaa-
ton, A Chapter in Grants Life. Sirth Page !:
Official Proceedings Board Of Aldermen.
Seventh Page: Financial, Commercial and
RiUer REPORTS, etc.
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There is no place that offers more inducements
to the broker and planter than our infant town.
There is Q large scope Of fertile coantry eonve-
neDty situated to use Rsyville as q shipping
point. and shippers can either send east or west
as suits them better.-1 Richland Beacon.
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Dr. Jules Yomberrer.

OCULIsT Qste Assistant Dr. kchsl PARISH 40 Canal
street rev Oreana One hours from II TO O'Clock Tne
number OF patients treated In Dr. hombergers Clinic and
Practice during 1868 1885, the number Of operations lgL
FOR cataract AZ for Cosseye o for Lschrymal Fistua
lb for staphylOma A. for Diseases Of the Lids Is etc
IL viii be pleasure Homberger refer those VINO
arp Tor treatment psents who have under bis care
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Supervisor OF Registra'iOn, Parish Of Orb


18..."..........CHARTREs STREET.
A. BRoUssEAU CO., Importers, Offer at low prices,
CARPETING-English and mercan Of all kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING $50 roll
China 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers; Crumb Coths-Drurget Linen ye; Cur.
tsns-Lsee Reps Worsted, Damask etc Furniture Cover
ng-lnen and Cotton. striped Cornices Bands Pins etc
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.HresC Goods.

The Finest TINE KEEPERS in The world direct fromths
In England; Appleton Tracy 4 Co. Bartlett and Howard
In rnerca Jurgensen Montandon Eardin Pstek etc. csc
A. B. GRIswOLD & CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal strseta
Importers Manufacturers fIe Jeve1y Diamonds and
Watches, Clocks, BronEes and Vases
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PERsoNAL--Mr. A. B. Cunningham, editor of
the Bryan News Letter, published at Bryan,
Texas, leaves fe< his home to-day, greatly to
the regret of the.numerous friends whom he
has made during his sojourn among us.
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Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
of Geo. Alces, lS5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24S, postOfice.
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These figures are given in recent speech
by Mr.. Washburne. What, with the exac-
tons of the tariff monopolists, the absorp-
tons of therevenue by officials and the whisky
ring, and the demands made by the internal
improvement cormorants, there will soon be
nothing left to grab or gobble.
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Southern .uansaactorv.

Saving Just removed 70 my NEW ESTABLISHMENT
$50 CANSS9 STREET, Dryades, l beg leave 20
inform my su friends and patrons that onlJ
prepared TO furnish as usual Gents Ladies' and Misses
BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured by SUPERIOR WORK.
MEN. but have also on hand, at all times the Latest and
most Fashionable btylee OF the best material a.
reasonable r's Ordes respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to.
JOHN NORWOOD.
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Lone don and Lancashire

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital $4,000. 900 In Gold.
Policies issued all descriptions Of merchandise and prop
erty current
Gold Policies Issued.
r. G. MU5GR0VE,
General AGENT.
Office Ga Csrondelet street. rerodo.
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OUR Two-BIT COUNTER.

.s'eiC Orleans
MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS
OFFICE DIRECTORY AND TIME TABLE,
BY II. FORREST, JR.,
Showing the Hours and Minutes of the ARRIVALS and
DEPARTURES Of PASSENGER TRAINS. and STEAM
BOATS, STEAMSHIPS SAILING VESSELS. to and
City, promptly Corrected and Issued to Subscribers
Thursday Morning OF Each Week,
And Every Railroad Station the Great Northern
Railroad far Jackson Tenn, and New Orleans and
OpelOusas TO Berwick's Bay.
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Thur.day Morning OF Each Week,
To the Public.

The subscriber would take pleasure inform many old
and friends that ONCE MORE he found
duty his old business, the principles with
greater experience aud with the Finest Assortment and
Lowest Prices Of any establishment in the city Examination
Of stock is cordially invited at OUR HAT STORE,
corner Canal and ChArtres streets
p. S-The Army and Navy will again ind stock Of all
goods in their line offered in business for the past I've
years. Your attention is solicited
E. SCAPLETON.
New Orleans January 23d 1869
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Extraordinary bargains

Extraordinary bargains
DRESS GOODSi DRESS GOODSl
OUR Tw0-BIT COUNTER,
AL Other Wooden Goods at Original Cost.
]. A. BRASELMAN & CO.,
$50 aad $50. M gazine Street. $50 ana SIS
Corner ST. Andrew.
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oLEfns

Monday morning, January 25th half six O'Clock
BIRDIE BLACKSTONE, dao ghter Of j. II. and Mary a.
Blackstone, aged two years and seven months.
H9-San Anto'i 10 and Louisville papers please cOpy.
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Cancer Cured WrfaOwr Surgery
DIR. @. p. IAwRENCE,l
EAST INDIA CANCER DOCrO H
RECEPTION AND OPERATING ROOMS:
No. II3........... Canal street.........SO. II
NEW ORLEANS.
Opposite the Clay Statue second floor, under wsshbuml
Photographic Gallery.

An external Cancers, regardless Of class duration
entire root and br nch" within three nno
internal remedies.
One application, with the Of the internal remedies IL
usually all shat ssary complete cure even
In foul " eatug' Gamer.
Under this mode of treatment the drops out
before the ninth day. The quickhe sithout ass-
and present smooth and healthy surface obvatnz
all detormity.
These applications perec y harmless TO hea thy flesh,
but attack instantly and destroy all FUNGUS AND ABNOR
NAL GHoWTHS. CANCER DANGEROUS ULCRRA-
TON sElRRHUs. TUMORS htc.
Diseases Of the Eye and EAR, and all CHRONIC CON-
PLANTS. cured.
Hours-From GA NJ. to5P NJ Ladies' reception-hom
TO 4 P. NJ.
Letters of ING iy must contain stamp and be addressed
DIR. c. p. LAWRENCE,
Box 3d. Postohice New Orleans
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"S0ssfS,erY, Eandsn .sgeaeu.

We offer on. ssviees for the disposal Of LANDED pm
PERTY, etc. ~ Southern States. Reference. ana ~,
ormation prdeetly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERToN q CO..
No. 80 Lfbertv ..v... -
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sugar
CAN BE MADE WITH AS LITTLE COST FOR NECES.
sARY MACHINERY AS AMI OTHEROROP
On Tuesday, an eeth from Ia Nj. to A r. Nj
We will exhibit the
VICTOR CANE MILL and COOKS EvAPOaAToR
In operation making Sugar, at McCoNNELL's LUMBER
YARD, Tivoh Circle Cold Csuollton Railroad Depot
All interested are solicited 10 attend.
TH0S. b. BODLEY 4 CO.,
DeAer in all descriptions Of Machinery Agricultural
Implements. No Perdido street. New Orleans
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Here is list of subsidies which Congress
is asked to grant to the new Pacific railroad
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JOHN NORWOOD,
EfOfeSekePperS

EfOSsSeKeeperS
VIII nnd at Oole stand, 20 Camp street, description, o,
House Furnishing Goods Fine Cutlery Plated Ware Pins
Cut and Plain Glassware; French China Plain aud Decor
sed Dinner sn Tss Sets Stone, China. Plain FANCY
Toilet Ware e.
sAM'L z. MOORE & ca.
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Honor Where Honor is Due.

And is certainly due TO Dr. j. WINTALL, late Of Germa-
n.y. and residing 2l9 Canal this ely who
acompar tve short time, has cured Of Severe Stmmer
ing and Suffering. hence removed the Of all
unhappiness, impeachment my future progress
life. Many thanks him who fully deserves which,
prompted by gratitude, cannot fail to publicly
b. MARTIN,
Cabinet Maker, SO Rampant street.
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+ II. Charles,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
q T. n e r A l. CT r o @ RES
57ssane 574 Magazine Street.
Opposite the Market
ON YAND, AT ALL TIMES, THE
CHOICEST, FLOUR, COFFEE. BUTTER,
TEAS, BRANDY, WINE,
Etc, Etc.
WHICH'-I AN oFFERING AT THE
Lowest Cash Prices.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY LOCALITY FREE
OF CHARGE
Bfactm0r's .Umstc Store.
NO. l64.. =. CANAL STREET. NO. l61
:: New Orleans,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH,
DEPOT FOR THE
VIM Knabe Cos Baltimore PIANOS:
Grovesteen,r Fuller A Co.'S PIANOS:
PleyeL Eof 20 3 PIANOS;
ERARD PIANOS;
BORD PIANOS;
Prince a Co s Autom attic ORC ANS:
Edwards a Co.'s Baltimore ORGANB
And Sole Agehsy for the United States 70 leMusca Pub
locations Of the Correspondence Musicale, Haye Hd
land Pianos 10 Rent Pisnos Tuned q Re cir
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
PASSENG ERS ARRLHED.

FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Westphaia June 2Geo FdI
and Sophie ~ NJ. Brutey AMI daughter Aug Bernaun
" Won SahenorG, g. Mlco and wife A. MIco Mrs ~ hlco' b.
MAYER MAYER Amshe Roseuhs S Senhegrr
Lppusnn Fran1ca Waat Molly Mahs H. RoweddeT wife and
children l0rn Rasae Lsyy, julie LOmmer Chste Sonmr
H. Wttenberz Elise Zppeils laughter Keglr G. Hasr r
Schott Rathnka Heie Marie Wez H. Tempe Wm Levy Martin
Wacher aud wife Marie faH Prayer NJ A. wheaton D. Blu J.
Nser, John Tetow D. He'd, Sabudowsky Mr IraoeF L.
Mayer Henhette WalIerstein. .
FROM CHARLBSTON-n steamship James Adge June 22Mrs-
Mrs s. A. Bnns D. HU, ". Yanklrk f. Fsgg Mrs Licom and
servant sn W. T. Leich Miss Lech Mr Chase and wife j. Il
HeDnng Megary c. A. Mee Miss Whee, Mrs Bredenbeg,
Mis- smith Miss Zeply T. j. Moore " Willis, j. r Warden L.
Bruckeyer wife Miss Bckmeyer and Miss Lane Rev.
NJ FoS and Mrs Kerr Boyce. child and stY-
ant j. A. Giyene aud - in the steerage
PROM SAVANNAH June 2In steamship San Jaeno-P Hart
lev b. McKenna, C. A. Farley, G. ". Bantug, ~ Naming u
C,skes Mrs Peck Miss A. Holmes MIS- Tflny Barley.
r. d. Barkley ReQu5 Reqga Miss Dbrongh Miss Ryan MIS-
Requa Requa Ms, Reid Miss Burt Mrs Hauion, Miss DreE
Miss Clifton j. Allen and WIFE j. b. Hull en wife Cooaey vie
and cblaen Roah T. Chapel G. ~scs, Plume, H. GoHdy
Mrs Jones Boyton ". Reeve Mrs jack and chd MI
Rober W. r. Roeq and child Mrs Augn Lang H. Hoases
m Lawrence e. Lnp.emAun b 1reuH, =. Santos.
Johnson Mss A Gibbs W. Gibbs Mrs Ssaaed and hd'en H.
Saalse O. D. FOX Parker Mr. and hs earae George Mooney.
the Rev George Doyle W. Lnsey BOt L4e Anho9y de MIS-
Een Hearne Cruise j. Bae n q. Roberts. L. A. WatAins'
Mrs Wm Irving. Thomas Irving. John Ryan, A fHeh.
j. F. Southwen John Pnier, Mrs +. {. Moore,
m Rogers children Mrs and Ar F. Higgins Mss A. Lambert
M and Mrs smith children, and servant Miss NJ IIonmau r
gan Mr. and MIS- child Mr A. Beach, Mr. C. Williams hr
Voio Cayisy O. R. Andrews Fseount Adafe Lazy
Aiar M aud Mrs John H. johnson Mrs. Strauss A A.
ii. Allea and three children
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw.YORE. ...............,. D.


PORT or SEw.YORK K............. p
CLEARED.
Stsaushps-Cnha Hockey Lepool Rebeca Clyde Chehester,
Wilmington CT Nepun Baker Bosioni Palmyra brGVn Cnar-
II SherX0od 81 John n. B. Leo Dear,
boru. savannah: Niagara Blakeman Richmond
Shp-Chenen Godfrey, san Francisco Nicholas Ihayer Ctoss
LoUi6u Great Western. Cunningham, Liverpool
Barks-eois MatheisoB London; Annie Burns Bristol Eugi NJ
Nelson Rtou; Harriet Aeyeey Waters Pe'ou Monte
Bisshsary Yreu Collins PO1t Morant Victoria Ursuls,
Seh Jed Fry Langley Jacksonville; Stevens Small PhiadeI
pa sud Parker Pembroke Me C. Monroe Bauner Loudons
Tea enon Demeara; Equator Ranger Harho Island; Carrie
Dougass Bailey Rob AJuy Hbor lsand lockwood.
ST. John Wi.mngtou Otheo Edrdgr Little Gace Bay la May
Drsko Alexandra Va Henrietta Rankin, HaOdi Goodwin.
Waterbury, Stanford
ARRIVED.
Steamship China Hockey Liverpool June H. and Queenstown June
70 nds aud
steamship Westpha schwepssu Hamburg Haye June r. mdss
and pass.
Steamship Adger Lockwood Charleston mise aud pasS
Bark Black Brothers Perry. Roter am B. dlrs, mise
Brig Ethel Bolton. HaAey, Sagua " days sugar
Brg II. Porter Card. Windsor v 5, II days plaster
Brig SabiHa, FeuiO, MaupnIla II days mshogany
Brig Wild Horse McCumber BRIDGEPORT G. b., ~ DAYS, coal
Brig Samuel Wech Darrah Gov Bay {. B., 10 days coal
Brig B. Young, TIaron New haYen.
Schr Leope4a Never. Windsor " s. l6 DAYS, plaster.
Scb Wentworth. Hunter Windsor ), 10 days, plaster
HJdantba Hurre Aua April 20 20 via Gibraltar Nay 10,
Sca Adile Blaisde Fisk Cow Bay B. days via TnrPauIa
Cove coal ~
sCHoOYEKs-KyER ASp C0Asrw1sE
Oakes Ame, Virginia J. A. Chamberlain Virginia.
Isaac lmckley, Virginia Bay State bos'oa
Shud, NesarA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRFss MONROE 2Passsd IN for Baltimore bark
Rvsrton fom Porto Nie from Mayaguz Passed out
chip reuen bnss Poos Dudley Dudley o. LaheTs
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuERyyrowy June 22rhe steamship City Of Baltimore, from News
York arrived at this port last night At Il O'clock
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
those desiring to purchase rent such property
n find II ~ their interest to advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any otner news
per. and in addition 70 this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
be found not only NewYork and all It's cities and
uages but in every State ard Territory throughout the
non The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
o Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
zeader We would especially dwell on tho iact tbat the
subscribers for tho three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THs TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 10 reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of It's col
umns as an advertising medium Tho charges for sdver
tsng are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE ~ per line; sEAI-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per ne. About words Of
our vide columns average aDe Terms cash in advance.