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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Pa
ATENTs.
z. II. L b Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

Late A0ent ar m. EHifed State Pdfert Orscs,
ITGehiagtOs, and>r the Get Of ls37,
No. IS State st, opposite hilby st, Boston,
After An extensiveI1ractioe Of upwards OF twenty
years continues 10 secure patents m the 7 nlted
States: also In Great Britain. France and other
fcrsign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assl,a.nents. aud all paper OF drawings for Pa
tents executed on reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made into American and Foreign
work. to detA The validity and utility Of Pa
tents Of Inventions, 5-ud legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same COPIES
ofthe claims 81 any pat1t Furnished ~ RENTING
on dollar. Assignments recor1ea 4, Washington.
No agency m the United States possesses snT--
nor fariIes obtaining Patents ot zslErlainAns
the Iafentablillty Of Inventions
Durlug eight months the subscriber, IN the
cotsr. Of his large practice made on vice regeotsd
s,,,liesti0ns SIXTEEN APPEAIn. EVERY
ON 81 which WA aecsoei ia Las isNOf Ds the Soin-
saissioner OF Patents
''It.sssd Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable
and suL-sssfgl practitioners with whom have had
O'''N'''' 80 CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have no hesitation assuring inventors that
.Es.y cannot employ Tn-Bfe competent and
xsseSSorthy and more capable or putting their app
tscAfaBns ia 4 form 20 secure for rhem cay
4 ~ 1aN3rable consideration al the Patent Orsce
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
.. NJ r. Il. Eddy has made foT me THIRTEEN
ann L1ztl0ns n AL but on Of which patents have
t-.sn granted. .ad that one J. now I-DdIng. such
unrn, .tAkable ITs.Ji VI g.-st talent and ability ON
M M. n lea l. me- 10 recommend all inventors 30
aupy iliIn 20 .Jcszr thelT Patents. a. they nAy
h. st,r u having tbs most faithful attention be-
slowed Oo their easss- snd a. very T,'4s,nAble
charges. ,-oAH IAnhAhI'
Boston. San. 1869 lsElF
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NEW MUSIC.

Christ our Passover, Easter Anthem, by J. r..
ThDAas, price u.
velocipede Song and 0aiop, each 20 cents.
Walking in the Park, 80 cents.
Lydia Thompson 0uadriiles, introducing the
popular melodies Of Tommy Dodd." walking
"a the Park, "Beautiful Bells, )" 1.-THE Bell goes
.inging for Sarah" "He's Bal O. mine" and
xwfuiiy Jolly, 70 cents.
I viii come 70 inset you darling, answer, Will
you come to meet me darling, 80 cents.
And many others at
ml9dAwu z. n. AERRlAN6.
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~ Over 100000 bottles of Aliens Congress
Bitters have been sold during the last year and
the demand is constantly increasing. They cure
all diseases of the blood, liver, stomach and bow
els, and are great appetizer Try them and
they will do you good. For sale by all druggists
everywhere. Address w. ALLEN, Fort Edward
NY l4:wly
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EOR 500 PER LINE, WE WILL

Il insert advertisement in one thousand
Newspapers one month. The list includes single
Papers of over 100000 circulation weekly, more
than 100 Daily Papers, in which the advertiser OBJ
tains "a insertions to the month"; and the leading
Papers in more than 800 different towns and cit
les. Complete files can be seen at our Office Send
stamp for our circular Address GEO. p. ROW
ELL, & CO, Advertising Agents, New York
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CONGRATULATIONS MEN

" who have injured themselves by secret
habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure,
OF the duties of married life; also Iaiddle-ssod
or old msn, who. from the foIlIss Of youth, or
other causes, feel debility advances Of their
years, before placing Themselves under the treat
ment OF any one, should fir-t read " The Secret
Friend" Sent 20 any address in q sealed en-
velope, on receipt Of IS cents. Adress Dr. CHAS.
A. STEWART q CO.. Boston. Mass 6swly
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4 THIEF INSTANTLY KILLED AT
JouN,HURGH, n. Y.-Consiaerahlc ex-
element ha. been occasioned at Johns
bursh Warren county, y. Y, by the kill
ing Of Il notorious character named Chas.
PA-co alias Charles Dick, on the promises
of a respectable and well-to-do farmer
named Samuel f. Barber. The facts are
substantially a. follows: For a long time
past. Mr. Barber has suffered severely
from the frequent visits Of Il gang of
burglars His grain cribs had been fire.
quently empticd his fowls taken, and his
farming implements destroyed. He fire.
quently kept watch about his premises,
but never succeeded i'll capturing tho cul-
pri,. A. a final resort, he procured a
sprin.. gun, which he mounted in his barn,
loaded He warned ali caIuer4 by no.
gun, and for 4 number If days he missed
nothing Sometime oil Sunday evening
or on Monday morning last, Pisco visited
the premises for plumber, and enaeavored
to effect AN entrance into the barn by
tearing away a board The gun went off,
and the conteuta lodged III Pasco's heart,
killing hlm Instantly, Monaas a. ~. his
body was found, aud also bag which he
had a. his possession
The news of the strange occurrence
spread rapidly through the neighhorhnod,
IN LfI
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Those possessed of eolasnoI. KIT
bay bottles that whlte wrappers n
Bur tools are often caught and sod

Wrh 'ln'el wTlpp1s, tI3Nn and Oh.
Woleo.ts Nuuhila.ar, tAl Iii,ts. price 81, Is
sold by al ie~l e.' die druggists. Wolcott'> PAIN
Paint l. thu ,,os rticoLt remedy t5r pain. Buy
ii Tsy ..
Why Will You DE. Conkhn's Pasties cures
Consumption, Bronchitis. H1arseness, Asthma,
Cough~, Colds, t3t.arrh, Group, Sore Throat, Dis
-T,,.l RIe3'h, T.sAtua Il the Chest, Diff
cult, OF Breathing *, iubIle Speakers and
Singer, Will ind them unriy}ed Tor clearing the
voice Prlc- - cents per box. For sale by Pond
x Mor>4, and by T. Fem & Co, Rutland
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ART OF LOVE.

This book shows how to gain the affections of
the opposite sex. ANY man or woman can thus
win the one they love. For sale by all News
dealers, sent by mail for IS cents for so cts,
for 81 90; or $1,000 per 100. l3w:3m
FUTILE & CO., rs Nassau St., New York.
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COMFORT, CONVENIENCE.

Osafety, to the married, or those contempla-
ting marriage, indispensable article will be
sent by mail securely enclosed without risk of de-
lection. 1t can be washed when soiled, and with
proper care, will last three months Inclose fifty
cents for one or 81 for three. Please advise the
sex for which 1t is required. address p. o. Box
1904, Boston, Mass .
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A MYSTERY ANY person sending us their ad-
dress with 25 cents inclosed, will receive by mail
the name and carte-de-viste Of their future wife
and husband. NoERIs Co., - John ST., n. Y.
gw3m
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pRICK MAKERS WANTED.

l want Million Bricks made on my yard the
coming season, either on shares or by the thou
sand. Win give a thorough efficient man good
bargain. apply by mail or in person.
JOHN A COSANT
Brandon, March l6,,ls6g. mI9d6t&w3v
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The Old Cartm an.
AN EXPECTING STORY.

About f1ve years ago, jim
Pap Alnsley," as he was Iahiiiariy caiieu,
was the owner of u hand-cart, ana earned
a living by conveying miscellaneous pack
ages from one part OF the city 10 announcer
and receiving therefor the sum of fifty
cents per load l designate the occupa-
tion in the prosiest language possible ne
va hand-cart man, and when not en-
ploved he could always be founa on Tue
nnro.r cf Montgornery and California
streets His hair and long beard were
o,,i,a cray and his limbs feeble, ana as
III I1t shove as heavy load through
The deep sand or up the steep grade above
I'm, a. the Il tlwart Teuton on the oppo-
iii. corner. thereby losing many job and
many :. dollar, all the light loads in the
neirhborhood fell to his lot, and kind
hearted men not unfrequently travelled a
square or two out of their way to give an
easy Job to old Pap Ainsley."
Four wears ago last September | recol-
lcet the month, for | had note of four
thou-lad dollars to pay, and was com
PEELED to do some pretty sharp fnancier-
ing to meet it, having two or three dozen
volumes to transfer to my lodgings, l
gave Pap Ainsley the task of Transports
ti4u. Arriving at my room just he
had deposited the last armful ON the table,
and Observing that the old man looked
istl.ucl after climbing three flights OF
stars rwo or three times, invited him to
take "A glass OF brandy. bottle of which
usually kept in my room for medical and
-oporifc purposes. Although grateful for
tn lnyitttion, he politely declined was
..n'.,,.,',. ,,,,.,r 1r;,.l, >, .,;1T
w. ..Idan :" Ne ranliad dronninoy
,j..;r - NV raonost ana u,;ning he
,@,..,,;'',, t,.',] ~ Ata.<t.,,1 20
..t-,il q ,.,,I Ill, ~ ~. ;,,.;.+o5
I'll a. 80, :, ~
,,.,'i,.,,,,,,,tL f,,. ind,l,,i,e, Tor Won
- t'.i'I,,''1 ~ 1870 n. =,
..-l- ii 49,, IL 49,, II j.,
,'','' ~ ,'V 1', +,I,d
-,
-.....-.,. .....r ;..;-, .t.l..,..,
SIN " heH ,l ING uired 'n'u5s'''i's7-
= ,."'' - '''9 -
~" ~ ''''" ~ NJ oN'seH ye,'i'
'S' ~ wac "tA'-'9,oo i"f,iiei near y "a
u.s. ~" i9ih re h1u one ohi,''
daughter. -" mn" "'tghnh's ooirai'i
'e".''' ~ ''''t 'i,Y' '"5H a EIt' 7.Ntee,i
r'H - az, G'' a'i ~.
II A.; -. +,, -, ,;tI ,,I,
''' W '''l'.''l - ~
''',' anu i''iio' i'is ''''i nom
-1i"'I sent h",e 70 the young SAIahl
"hh ne some what pointed mi 'rmaflon
mt Ms presence IN the nejshbornood OF
ANl-'f i'tIl "o"'d H't meet WIN IiF"F'
t'' reader ct course surmlses the re-
suit, i'r -u'h q proceeding could have but
IA" result: IN LeNs than a month there
va +t' 'prE, At me ittAtF loaded ms
@'rbi:. 't'' Ie''l Shof gun. and s"ore
''H5.rt''-'' o'5' f'ii,hg '2Ilha thc i"sitives'
ae took st. ehr bottle. Ills good wlfe I'm
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IMPORTANT TO FE-

IL MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
DIR. Dow, Nos. and . EDdioott street, Boston,
IL consulted daily for all diseases incident 20 the
female system ProiaI~us Uteri falling Of the
Womb. Fluor Albur, Suppression, and other
Menstrual Derangenent-, all treated upon
new pathological principles, aud speedy relIet
guaranteed ina q very few days
Dr. Dow has. no doubt, had greater experience
in the cure Diseases of and children than
any other ply -ician IN Boston.
Boarding accommodations Tor patients who may
wish to stay ia Boston few days under his treat
ment.
NB-AH letters must contain four rcd stamp.
or they will not b. answered.
Office hour from a 10 p. Il. lilly
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N ~,

" OR No CHAkGE MADE.
Dr. Dow consulted daily, from a. IN. TO p.
m, above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases
OF every name and nature.
DIR. Dow, Nos. and = EndicOtt street, Boston.
Those whose need the services Of eNpeTlenced
physician and surgeon should give hum a cal.
n B.-Dr Dow imports and has tor sale a new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail
Two for Al and a red stamp.
Boston, April, 1865. lily
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CT. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY

LSOK SALE.--TEN ACRES OF
Il rood iaod, With h0use, barn. and vssus
houoe, IN Ptttsford, Que mile fsom the nhAAs.
pasasas4 lopafsoa Tor . mnakl manly Prior tee
knnArpd dsalars. For partiaulAxs eoQSDso a
CApsn Lsoasrd. or the subs1stsr.
Pit&a5esd, March 10, lsee. Wv
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]. TELLEB, N. ID.
Nc. S. Beaver street, Albany, N. Y.
NEW DENTAL OFFIC

NJ EW ID Il N tai OFFICE
~ q. BOWERS, ID. ID. B., has the pleasure Of
announcing that he has established Dental OF
dce in Union Block, Rooms No. 8, opposite ths
HERALD office, where the citizens Of Rutland and
vicinity will find him ready to respond to the CALI
OF any person requiring dental operations.
His rooms are finely located and beautifully
FURNISHED with every convenience and luxury
necessary to . first class dental Office.
He trusts no essential requisite u wanting 70
enable him 70 meet the demands Of tbs public Sos
the educated. skillful and experienced dentistA
RkYEkEFCKs-C. A. Forbush, ESQ.,, 6pringnsld
", o. I. @ader, J. 8. Bowefs, A. o. Cobuzn,
April Is, 1868. d&vtS
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that Just looked like me, motneI,
shouted the child, her eyes sparkling with
delight. III,
The knees of the old cartman tremoled,
,nd ba LEANED against the door for sup
mort The LADY sprang toward him, took
b b NV the arm, and attempted to conduct
him to chair a.. An,
tell me am forgiven"
"Forgiven-for what" replied the
mother, greatly alarmed.
Recognize in me your wretched father,
and need not tell you.
my poor father" she cried, throwing
her arms around his neck ''all is forgiven
all forgotten"
All was forgiven, and the husband,
when he returned late in the afternoon,
was scarcely less rejoiced than his good
wife at the discovery. Whether Bridget
succeeded in changing the double eagle /
never learned but this do know, it took
that honest female all of two months to
unravel the knot into which the domestic
relations of the family had tied itself dur
ing her absence.
Pap Ainsley" still keeps his cart; Tor
money could not induce him to part with
it. l peeped into DIR. Eastman's back
yard short time since. and discovered
the old man dragging the favorite vehicle
around the enclosure with his four grand
children piled promiscuously into II.
GEN. LoNGsTREET.-The bitterest at
tack made upon Gen. Longstreet was that
of Senator Brownlow. This palsied old
man poured out speech of the most ter
rible bitterness against the confirmation of
Longstreet as Surveyor of the port of
New Orleans. when the matter was up on
Wednesday, Cannot this man remember
when he was rebel of the darkest dye
and the most foul-mouthed and wicked
apologist of slavery that ever cussed the
land . Surely Mr.. Brownlow ought not
to forget that there are people who know
the stuff he is made of, and will not allow
him to be too tyrannous in his present
good fortune.
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REVIEWS THE HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL Color
WIEN GRAY.
Renews the nutritiye matter which nourishss the
hair.
Renea0s the GroseA Of The Hair when Bad.
Rsrsvs the brasil why hair to silken softness.
BEA UTIFUL EIIlR DRESSING.
One bottle shows its effects.
R. P, Hail & Co. Nashua, N. b. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists l3W4w
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LADIES SEMINA-

len " Oi ID LADIES SEM y a
~ ~, West Brattlcboro, vermont WILLIAM
\. hlNSE, ii. A, Principal. PKoP. Cn. f.
SeHUsTER, Instructor IN instrumental Music. In
structIon given III Vocal Music Drawing, Paint
ing and Gymnastics. Able Assistants are en-
ployed III every department. The Spring Session
begins Monday, - April, 1868 The Fall Session
begins Monday, 20 September 1863. The build
lnSs viii be open Tor summer bo4rders, and Tor
a class Ia IL Lewis New Gymnastics, Monday
ilrbuTD
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PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
= compounded BY sxpsraenesS Asads. e
J, FINN & CO.'S.
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a VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK.
a Containing Important Physiological Infor-
nation to young men contemplating Marriage
sent free, on receipt OF IS cents. Address the
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, 43 Clinton Place.
New York
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NJ. ] FKANCIsrn.

NJ. FRANCIS o.
Rutland Vermont,
General Agent ing Vermont, TO whom ali appli-
cations Tor local aseucIcS will be made.
fehodey SSw3u
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EXCELsIOR EMPORIUM.-ANY

1Lthing you wish for one dollar. Silverware,
Jewelry, Sewing Machines, Toilet Sets, Fancy
Articles, etc Inclose % cents for Gaia ogue con-
tanning full description OF articles sold by us for
One Dollar. Satisfaction guaranteed Address
ENOS BAILEY & CO., Box 1862, New York
Post Office.
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4 SIX YOUR DOCTOR OR DRUG
"A gist for SWEET QUININE-it EQUALS bit
teri Quinine. II is made only'by + Stearns,
Chemist, Detroit
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TEN DOLLARS A DAY TO
agents selling SuccIs Patent Elastic Proofas.
Horace Greeley says - p.c.ii.t ,ts s..uacss 7,
CLE4G l CO., - to1tianlt st, n Y.
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4 GENTS WASTED FOR THE
1 \ only steel engraving OF Gen. Grant srd his
family, published with their approval size l5xl9
Address GOOnsPEID q co, 81 Park Row.
New Iorh
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w ANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w the American Knitting Machine Price
s25. The simplest, cheapest, and best knitting
machine ever invented WIN knit 20 600 stitches
per minute. Liberal Inducements to agents
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
co, Boston, Mass, or ST. LOUIS No
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n EBRASkA, IT'S SOIL, Gil
/ mate, people, Sc. a pamphlet for CSC Al
dress CAOPoY BAN, Lincoln, Neb.
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To the Public lpeoplel OF Rutland county md
.irlnlIy
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Ths Aew Orleans Crssetat, Tutsdau, Mareh z

S Copee-3 r Nugent--3 Summers 4 Bra nins-3
II Oele.by-2 NJ Mussop &co-2 Ben Gerson-?
Bskemore, Bro &co-2 z K Walker &co-1 J
w Champln-2 W Person-1 81 Allison %
p bxs hats Vincent &co-7 bales mdse Jno L d AZ
die 6co-S200 feet lumber J st Amant-2 bales
leather Morgan, d Levi-19 bbls whisky Cal aes
& Blsnton-s bxs drugs J Hart &co-2 do P
Duconge-4 rolls leather J Haas-20 ties lard to
Fstjo, Marks &co-25 ties hams Keep u Csulheld-
l bx saddIery Young &co-l box hard ware to
n ] Mullen &co-23 boxes hats F Belden-6 do
G Leaumont-4S do Quinlsn &co-2 bxs bacon l
bale leather G G Gordon--l0 bbls whisky 10 hf,
bbls do Castendike-sundries to order-rotal
AL bale2 cotton
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In sdditisn 70 Government State and Railroad Bends and
Stocks buy and sell Lands In Illinois Wisconsin, Mime
sofa Iowa Missouri Kansas and kebrssks.
The highest pros paid for titles 70 LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES
We also purchase ct best rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCREDTTED WESTERN COUNTY. CITY AND TOWN
BONDS.
Correspondents solicited and any information required,
furnished without charge. Address
AUSTIN C0RBIN 90,
Bankers. New York City.
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NEW ORLEANS. MONROE AND TRENTON REGULAR
SATURDAY packet.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at
49, FOB TRENTON. MONROE, PORT
~ Union SteringtOn- Mouth Bayou Bartholomew,
Ouschita City Columbia. Harrsonburg, Trinity
end an landings Black and Ouachta vers-rhe steamer
VIeksburg,
G. p. WORK, Master.
VIII leave sbove, taking freight at the lowest rates.
For freight passage apply on board, or 20
SINHOfr ADAMS. IS Commercial P1sca
W. M. sURLS, Nc. 2Thoupitoulss street.
r s-Tbe vicksburg connects with No l steamer for
Bayou bartholomew, DArbonne, giving through bills Of
lading. The Vcksburg will leave New Orleans Sarr
day a. 5 p. N. throughout the entire season.
clerk viii always be on the landing foot OF Customhouse
street.
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800 bxs orSbges Cochran--99 bxs paste
"a sks beans S b1s wine cases almonds + Sc
s %sl;.3 Obl' wqf M SA'r''l0-S' pigs "d'' G
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Receipts By Railroads.

NO. O& G W-Msrch. IA bales cotton
J W Burbridge &co-l4 do Bersud Gibert-l0
CHI Mouton &co-4 bbls molssses l bbls cistern
bottom Hare-34 bbls molssses A Rochereau Il
cos DO A Lanes hhds sugar G Sabatier-l
bbls tallow Dufour-22 hf.bsles moss IL hides
and sundries DeBlsnc & Beers do A C Pierpont
&co-l bbls sugar c Gsllsgher-2l SKIS rice F P
Sevin-l25 do A Tilton-l bales moss SIS head
stock and sundries TO order-Total As bales cot
ton 67 bbls molssses hhds sugar
MOI 4 G n RR-March l.-54 bales cotton
Alcus, Scherck & Autey--45 T & S Henderson,
As TH&JM Allen &co-37 r L Adams & Son
81 Won Phul Bros-29 Richardson & Mayo to
Walker Vsught-l9 b Ably &co-l9 NJ Hitler
Jos Hoy &co-l3 W Tompson-lOJ R Powell
II Warren, Crawford &co-6 Hogan & Patton-s
Lehman, Newgass &co-s Payne, Huntington 6co
4 Barrett s. Lesassier--3 Jennings, Gates &co-i
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vIgKsBURo AND BENDS

REGULAR UNITED STATES NAIL PACKET FOE
VICKsBURG.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, asP.E
49, - FOB DONALDsONVILLE, PLA:
fcI1<kE quemine, Baton Rouge, Bsysu sara Mouth OF
c<<-<H6k BED River, Matches. Waterproof Rodney 81
Joseph, Grand CALI Vieksburg and all interneoas and
Ings-The splendid passenger packet HoIie Lee, T. r,
Lsathers master; Adolph Martin and Samuel Ayes clerks
will above, connecting at Vicksburg with the steam
Calumet and Countess for TAahAtche and fsSoo v
For freight and passage apply on board or 20
@. q. WAYNE IS Matches street,
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
Fob ROCKFORD, ST. MARY's
sS.snd Corpus Christi, via New Orleans opelOusas
and great Western Railroad. and Morgan Line Steamers
The iron steamer
Alabama,
Capt JNo. BENSON.
VIII leave Brsshear City arrival Of the IL train
of the New orleans, 0pelousas and W. Railroad,
Freight fer Corpus Christi and St Msys landed at Rock
port -
CIV r. BAYLBY. Superintendent
O. A. WHITNEY co., Agents,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Freigh. received every day opeOusss Ferry Landing,
foot Of st. Ann street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-02

BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TEE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMLMoNrHLS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LIBERTY. 1900 tons. Thomas A. Balm, Commander
CUBA........ HOO tons. Dukeheslt, Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
FIRST CABIN
Through Tickets TO New York SEQ.
z=. FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
%EEFTt TOUCHING AT KEY WEST-The splendid
Ezakzk21sz. fast steamship
Liberty,
3. c. REED. Commander
VIII leave bsr wharf on MONDAY, March LIST. ct r. NJ,
carrying the q. s. malls
passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply 10 WITHERSPoON, HALsEY CO,
y Carondelet street
NB-uo bills lsding but those Of the Company will be
signed Permits freight must be procured from this once
No freight for Havana taken after O'Clock the day of
sailing
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-25
FROM HIRGLNII.

RICHMOND, September 24.-In the Hastings
CoGft here to, day, the speech OF negro, SEN
fenced to ten years Imprisonment for horse
stealing, created considerable excitement. BE
was asked by the judge if he had anything to
say, when he addressed the large negro au-
dience, warn ing them against Yankees and
carpet-baggers, who were running their race
and the State. he hoped, when he came out
after his imprisonment, to see the star spang-
led banner waving over Virginia, and the State
governed by her own people, and all the car
pet.baggers in the bottom Of the ocean.
The City Council has appropriated $4,000
to arrange grounds for the State Fair. to be
held in November.
General Candy has printed his correspon.
denee with prominent yirginians, relative to
the test oath. They show that month before
the election he had, in reply to letters Of in
auiry, announced his intention Of requiring the
test oath of members Of the Legislature.