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PERPETUAL Lice INSURANCE
ALL PDLIcIss PosrwBLr NON P1RFE TIM.
Branch Once New Jersey Mutual La
Insurance Company,
After the Payment Of On
Annual Premium.

ALI POLICIES POsfryBLr sDN PDRFE TIJH.
Branch Once New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
40, 30 2 Street,
Between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Street,,
(Law aud Exchange BuldiuE,J
WASHINGTON. D. c.
careful examl alton OF our system cannot fall
10 convince all who have examined the subject II
LII. Insurance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents advin.
tAEss that not offered else here, especially In
the provisions VI non forfeiture made 10 the POlicy
by which one lose u Policy or fail In seeur.
lug a portion OF their Insurance after ona annual
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure IN a,knowledging the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
metamonE the eltiIen, Of WA,hington aud vicinity,
mApy Of them being our leading business man.
Graceful widows aud orphans stand reIdy to &C.
knowledge our promptuess IN the payment Of all
our losses. The popularity OF our Company and
the large increase Of our business here may DO
seen IN The fact, that although we have only been
established 10 this Agency little more than two
years, and have made no noise alb nut our large
patronage, yet we paid to the CoTpor.tiOn OF
Washln gtOn last year(aS the books Of the Register
will show tax on a larger ineomB than large
majority VI the CJmpalies doing business in this
city
All we ask Is careful examination Of our Sys.
tenn. and we feel satisfied we uhall still have our
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
mil -eO9m 0anetAl Manager.
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orr. CO DEPoT CoHHIssAEy OF srBlIsrEyoE,
wAsHIsaToH. d March ls, 1850 I
VIII be sold a. pub ie anct on, on THURSDAY, the
18th Instant, at Sixth street wharf, In this city, at
ii a IN, about
500 o pounds Desiecated Mixed Vegetables aud
a small lot Of DesiccAted Potatoes.
Terms Cash.
Twelve days allowed to remove the articles
mhls-eoit O. BELL, G. s.. u s. A.
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PosT OFFICE,
wAAsTkIs ssTpS olTT, Dr. Js9; 80 tsSs;
neye me very much 70 appoint superintend-
e., ia your Place "a The AZ, q the month,
fGqs T DC accepted
Q, NJ ALEX Asp.R, p. NJ.
WARRINGTON CRY, DO, Jan. 80, 1850.
DEAR SIN Your very polite note asking me
TO resign my position on the hrst OF February,
70 sppons snoss.r 70 yps.s
IL received. ! regret to say that the notice 10
rather short one, and 1 believe II 10 the GUS
%SsS Of sS 70 to viz sH
least one months furiough, and pay for the
same. Now, 4 do not want TO MI any ONCE
and DO not wish to separate With You 10 any
other way than In peace and friendship. There.
fore, hope you will grant me farlough until
tion 10 my successor, and finish my weighing
report. have passed the prime Of my fife ID
the service Of the post once, and after pass.
duty, and made cripple for life, al the age Of
seventy.three, II seems rather hard that
should be thrust out to give phase to another,
1 have attended to al my duiisi strictly, Early
and late. Very respectfully,
J. A. KEssRDr, Superintendent.
To Cot. y. NJ. ALEXANDER. p. NJ.
PosT oPFicE,l
, wAsHIsdroN CRY, DO, Feb. l, 1900.
Is st hand. I saa assure you that there tS Is no
unkini feeling whatever on my part toward
you. You are aware Of the pressure 1 have
sSy hons Ss aGspeS .cne extent
| least. You can have leave Of absence, as you
requested for one month; l remain, respect
fully. q. M. ALEXANDER, p. Nj.
Mn. KENNEDY Mr. Bartlett will act as
superintendent for the present.
u. NJ. ALEXANDER, p. NJ.
Ciry or wAsHisoros, DO,
| March 1, 1890. !
DEAR STA; In compliance with your request,
made January 20, and received BY mo the same
day at Q =. m, 1 herewith tender my reslgns;
tion A. an employee 10, and supetiotendent Of
| the city post office, where have been as such
during the sdministrstion Of Mr.. Bowen, by
self for six months, with an experience In the
istrstions OF Presidents and postma:ter,y for
nearly forty years, the prime OF my life: am
happy to believe that II will be accorded BY all
and late, without fear, favor, or Affection
| yet, without single quarrel with any one,
but with pleasantness and kindness, and gen
on the l2th day Of April, 1857, while In the dis
charge Of an extra duty with two Others, clerks
shs o9 ne Sso 1s my s s sas
office, and l am now, to some extent, 10 my
hands, a cripple, and will be as long A. shalt
day from the effects OF the burning. There
fore, In view Of all the circumstances, I believe
you Lave committed an error in your request
| to me, and have done me great injustice. As
II respects "the pressure you have been under
for some months past" know nothing. Yet,
on my part, am disposed to view my removal
| In q proyidential light, and shall leave the 70.
suit with Hin who knoweth all things, and
doeth all things we'll. I have every reason to
| believe that have the sympathy of the cit
izens. generally. Yet, i call upon no man to
sustain me. rely entirely upon my own mer.
malice to none. Very respectfully,
JANIS A. KENNEDY.
| To Cot. q. NJ. ALEXANDER, p. NJ.
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WAsHISdroS, D. O., March Is, lsD
The President will hereafter receive mem
bers Of Congress only from 10 to IL n. m.
daily, and general visitors from to p. M,
except on Tuesdays and Fridays, Cabinet
days.
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~ suffered ave years ago from consumption.
DE-. OpphoiEer, the most eminent physician In
Vienna, recommended her 70, go to Nice, Italy,
There. With ihe iGaue9es q ths nnc climate and
cured. The Inventor o. this Iemed Ma. .oHASE
HQfI, Of Berl n, was invited to an audience, at
The HlOHEsr CKOss OF MERIT. mhlb.6i
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market for Flour Is dull and heavy and the
demand confined to the local trade. No
demand for export, so far as we are advised,
We note sales this morning Of Howard Street
Super at 90, do. Extra at $3.50, Western
Extra at $685., and Western Family at
ts.50@s9 per Dbl. ...r
Whtdt.-The market for Wheat was dull
and heavy again this morning. Sales COM
prise common Maryland red at s1.37, good
fair 10 prime do. at o. .75@s9, good Ohio do.
at u y65, prime to choice Valley do. at %. o5
@s2.15, and common to prime white at
sl.75@s2.20.
Corn.-White was frmer this morning,
but yellow was lower. The receipts were
about 10, 900 bushels, and we note sales at 80
and S2@S3 cents for white, yellow at s3@Si
and IS cents.
Provisions. from the West con.
tlnue favorable, and the market here Is In con-
sequence firm In tone, with more disposition
manifested to buy than there has been for
some time past. There Is, however, but
little stock OF any description offering, and
traffsactions are In consequence limited
Bulk Meat Is higher, at the following quota.
lions, viz; Shoulders, 13L@13lI cents, rib
Sides, 15h@l5A cents, loose. Bacon de.
cldcdly flrmer and more active, and we now
quote at 10 cents for Shoulders, II cents
for rib Sides, and Is cents for clear rib do,
and for rib Sides some dealers are asking
17L cents. Lard we now quote tirm at 19si
@20 cents. Mess Pork we quote steady at
t3a.50@33, and Rump do. at s27@2s.50 pei
| Dbl.
Ssgdrs.-There is no demand for Sugars,
either from the trade or renners, and we hear
of no sales whatever to-day. The market
continues very dull and heavy. We quote as
follows, viz: Refining grades at l2@l2I.
centsi grocery grades Cuba at l21S@l3I5
Demerara vacuum pan at i4jk@i5H cents.
Refined Sugdrs-Are very dull, AMI we
quote nominally Hard Crushed at Il cents,
and Son do. on a basis Of 10 cts. for A white,
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BRADY'S

tHeaT Metropolitan HOtel.)
The public are Invited TO inspect the large and
Interesting collection OF pictures, consisting OF
the portraits Of distinAuished stAtesmen JpIlsts'
The pRotographs Il he MESBgks OF The PRgs.
BNTCohGREss are also on exhibitio1,, g.,
BRADY's great collection Of War Views from
paigns under GRANT. SHBKMAN, LOGAN, $40;
GUM AND MEADE, THOMAS. HOOKER and
sHER!DA Also, OF THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC
sheTmAn's great march to the Sea-
Yisws Of Lookout Mountain:
Chattanooga Valley
Scene Of General Mcpherson Death
MurfreesboTo' Battle Field aud Burial Place.
Portiheations and Battle Field Of Atlanta, Ca
Views the AndeTsOnyille PrisOnI
Ruins Of the City OF Charleston, s, Ct
Ruins Of Columbia, =. C,i
Ruins Of Fort SUMTER
Ruins Of Savannah, Ca
Views Of Government Saw Mills aud Work shops
at Chattanooga
Naval Views.
and hundreds Of the most Interesting and eharae'
terislc TepTese ntatiOus, both Military Apd naval
giving complete and graphic history Of the great
sIiaPRRiAL Carries specially
Gallery open at all hours, feB'lm
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Builders and Material

THOMAS FAuEY,
LINE, CEMEST, PLANTER,
LATHs. HAIR, SAND AND GRAVEL,
COR TENTH ST. WEST AND CANAL,
FELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING
DONE IN TIE BEST MANNER AND AT THE
ROOFING WATERWAYS always on
Hand and for sale.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ALL
feb9l Nm WORK GUARANTEED,
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A UCTIQy SALE ~ GOVERNMENT BUILD

Will be sold 70 the ighest bidder At public sale.
on THURSDAY, March Sth, 1862, the following
around the city Of Now Berue, n. @, viz
One Warehouse, 40N2OO feeti
One Stable, DxS0O feet,
One Hospital. lixl22 teeti
One BaTrack, 0xlOO feet;
one OhieeT'a Quarters, 3N6s feeti
Que Guard House, l2x0 feetI
one Kitchen, l2x2l feet;
one BlAeksmith'A Shop, 2ixe6 feet
Possession given Immediately after the day Of
sale. Successful bidders will be allowed reason
able timo to remove their purchases.
Sale " commence at 10 o'elOJkA m
Terms; Cash In Government fup ds on day Of sale.
deTsigned.
BY order Of Byt. Brig. General
R. sAXToN,
ChiefQ. NJ. Dept, Of the south.
y. A, HATHAWAY, ~ Lit. 10th Infantry, BTeyet
Capt. U. 5. A. Acting Depot Q ~ ieb@ I'd
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CARRIAGES!
" CARRIAGES!!
CARRIAGES!I!

JOHN +. BRIDGET,
CARRIAGE MANnFACTURBR AND DEALER,
south side Pennsy lysnia avenue, ner Thir-
:, tsenth street, Washington, D. c,
Has cOn.tantly on hand very large aud d e
stock Of new aud SECOND hand Light Family Car
Tiages. BuggleA and ROekawAys, which he offer
ing at the lowest market p ices Give him a cal,
aShe deals o. the principle Of quick sales aud
small profits, ~ mhlp. lAwtt.
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NEW ronk MARKrrs.

NEW YoRK, March ISL p. m.--Cotton
is dull and unchanged; 2sL@2SH cents.
Sugar unchanged in every respect. Flour
dull and nominal. Wheat quiet and lrm;
sl.45@sl.4T. Corn is quiet and weak; 81
cents. Oats dull and nominal, % cents.
Rye quiet and steadyi sl.40. Pork advanced
and demand fair; s32.25@s32.50. Gold
/ q on
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FINAnCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

wAsaperos, March 1s, ls69.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish tho Following quotations Of Gov
\ omment secu rlties.
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Real Estate Agents,
JOHN r. ARRISON.
Personal.
Cigars and Tobacco.
ID UMPs. WELLS. &c


CRY HALL, March Is, lSds.
Proposals will BE- ressiyed a. this otiee untill2
for the repairs Of PqnPs, JdraPis, ss.. for the
Sspst Sommenel ng on ihe lst OF april, lso9,
guarantee, In substa nee as follows:
II, u. guarantee, n this proposal be accented
by the Mayor. that the bidder. win enter into a
contract for the same, and perform the work &C
eording to the requircments thereof
lsigned) q -I r"
Spec aestlons, &c, can be obtained on appllea.
ton at the Mayors otlee. 9. J. BOWEN
mhlB.2AwA Mayor
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SAILS FOR STONE.

wAsuISqTos. D. O. March Ia lsp,
STONE, Tor county roads, four feet long, siS
inches thick aud ten inches wide. two hundred 10
be delivered In UeOrEetown, d. @. the remainder
at ZONE point In Washington city, which the Com
mittee Of improvements may designate. The stone
must DO perfect aud free 4 ON seams propossls
will be received At the once Of the undeTsigned
until April lst inst The court reserves the 10
reject any or all proposals II deemed necessary for
tho interest Of the court.
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-"
DEPARTURE OF EA'fRE-IbLNT JOHNSON
FOR President johnson aud
Mrs Jobnson. Judge Patterson and family
aI Ca,aroI pohor, T,hrsor ,y,,,. r,r,,I ,,,,,,
','N oo'on'' i'o' ' J r
topping at the resluehco u MI 'onh r
Coy.c, 2T5 Vermont avenue, slucc the It'll Of
March, left Washington yesterday morning
at six o'clock. for CrcenyiIle. Tennessee. via
the Orange and AiCyandrI1 route. They
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WAsHINgToN UITY, DO, Jan. 30, 1905, !
J. A. KENNEDY, Eso.--Dedr Sir; II will re-
heye me very much 70 nppolnt . superintend-
snt Ia your place os the 1r.t q the month
rsmain, fespectfully,
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DESTINY.

THE DISABILITIES QUESTION.
The House Reconstruction Committee this
morning ordered a favorable report TO be
made on the Senate Joint resolution extend
ing for thirty days longer the time for the
removal Of all State and county officers In
Virginia who cannot take the iron-clad oath.
II however directed an amendment to be re-
ported, at the same time, including Missis-
slppl and Texas In the joint resolution
operation, and further providing that the
military commanders In those States may
make such removals ere the end Of the 30
days, for the cause stated above, us they may
see proper. The vote In the committee In
favor of ordering this report stood-ayes .,
noes 3. The House, think, will agree to
the report, when the joint resolution will
90 back to the Senate for the concurrence Of
that body. The friends Of the measure hope,
ere the 10 days expire, to see some bill for
| the removal of political disabilities matured
and enacted, which will embrace almost all
present applicants to Congress to that end.
| On adIOurning to-day, the House recon-
mittcd the Joint resolution of the Senate, re-
add to it clause making 1t penal for any
one who had voluntarily participated In or
given aid and comfort TO the rebellion to
hold oalce-Stats, county or natioual-whh-
out duo removal OF bis disabilities by Con.
grcsslonNl action,
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ReIeN Coming Up.

Bryson
Ship Charlotte, Gatison, from London via Mobile,
to master
Ship Spectator, Gilman, from Cardiff, Wales,
Sept. 18th
Bark Maria, Raillo, from Marseilles, to master
Brig Edith Hall, Snow, Is days from Rockland,
Me-, to Thornkike & Norton
Schr Virginia Price, Blanchard, 20 days from New
York, to master
Schooner Central America Williams, Is days from
New York, to G A Fosdck &co
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, for Philadelphia via
Havana, VIM Cfeevy
Ship Lisbon, Curtis, for Hayre,
Ship Emma. Rich, for Hsvre, W r Buddendorf
Bark Carmen (Sp), Gofoio, for Malaga,
Avendano Bros
S:br Virginia CBr), Eden, from Grand Caynsu,
Z PjlIsbury &co
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BAY ST LOUlS-Schr Too Late-70O bbls char
coal to order
TCHEFUNCTE- schr Mandeville--4OO bbls
charcoal TO order
Receipts by Railroads.
N o, o & G Wan. 81 bales cotton 10
W Burbridge &co-l0 do Beraud & Gibert-5 do
Tertrou &co-l do Suberveille & Gautreaux-3
Bonnafon-2 hhds sugar Jno Chsffe & Bros
do &c bbls molasses Hsre-2 hf-bbls Dbl su
gar 20 hhds sugar Price, Hine & Tupper-35 do
W II HeDning &co-l2 do bbls molasses P Pa
w &co-l5 do hilliken Bringier-79 do IL hhds
bbls moasses Bloch Bros-l2 do o Hesse-l69 do
Rensbaw d Csmmack-47 do Williams & Son
ga Go Rlanchin * Giraud-70 do hhds sugar to
G Ssbatier-l csk hides and sundries L Surle-17
hides Dufour-2 SKIS seed cotton + Cherot-92
sks corn J X Gourdan-l2 bbls sugar IL bbls mo.
lasses d Lorio-l Dbl sugar Llambias & Dockter
ia head stock % hogs and sundres to order
Total 46 bales cotton ll6 hhds sugar SIG bbls mo-
lasses hfb bs do
N o, ] d G MAN. S.-2l bales cotton to
J Williams Son q do 7 q 4 NJ Allen &co-32
q Cromwell--3 Richardson Il May Skip
with d CT z Flower-3 Dickman, Hill &co-l
Blskemore, Woodbridge &co--6 j r Powell--9
Barrett Lesassier-3 Ben Gerson-l Blanchin
Giraud-2 Jos Hoy &co-7 r Adams Son.
Campbell d Strong Jennings. Gates &co--Sl
Alcus, Scherck & Autey-7 P Harrison & Son.
90 Jno Hardie &co--l2 L Walmsey &co-l5
Warren. Crawford &co-l Kern Shesrer-l to
Britton MOORE R L Walker-6 s Friedlsnder
8 Payne, Huntington &co-l9 Battle & Noble-4
M Hitler &co-l Randall &co-50 bbs whisky to
Peterson, Hill 4 Elliott-l50 do Tsrdoc-l29 do
Schneider & Zuberbier-20 do Il Pohlman-100 do
Fato, Marks &co--3 do Rosenberg. Scherck 4
Burkson-l0 do IS cases liquor A Pierpont &co
rs csks bacon 100 bbls pork E ViIlavaso-25 bxs
hats G Leaumont-ll bxs shoes Marks. Levy eco
cases tobacco Graus &co-6 bbls mdse ] Har-
r1son Son-6 bbls whisky II Gogreve -l5 do
Deschamps-23 do As hf bbls do J Tardos-29
bxs hats f Beden-4 do Vincent &co-l do j
Darcy-9 do Il Tricou &co-6 do F Bauer-l2 do
Booth &co-s5 bbls -four Keeper bxs mdse
Herneman-l2 pkgs mdse r E Bel-l3 bxs hats
Guttman Bros-6 boxes shoes S Zellanecker-2
bxs mdse Young &co-2 boxes hardware M w
Smith &co-s000 feet lumber P Markey-sundries
TO order-Totsl 2s9 bales cotton
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WATERING PLACES.

T0R WATERING PLACFs-MORGAk LINE q, D,
Nail Steamers.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
~ESSS FoR hay ST. BOUIs, PAss
XEItI5 Christian hissssppi City Biloxi, Oesas
-. Springs. ane Pascaeoua-
The low iron steamer Laura, Captain
JOSEPH N. WALKER will leave on arriys Of Pontchsr
train Railroad trains az below
On TUESDAYS, 10 A.. n train
goula-
Returning win leave Ocean Spring. SUNDAY ana
THTksD DAY EVENINGS, end Psscsgoua,EvERY SUN
The above trips win be regularly prevented by
bed wssthsr or low water.
oHAs. A. WHITNEY co. Assnts
@s:td 81 Camp strest
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Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Tiger, RUSSELL from Liverpool l4th Now, Il
Maury dco-Point
Ship Labrador, Gettings, from Antwerp via Mo
bile, TO Deter. Goldsten &co Sd district 81
Bark Restless, Jollard, from Rio Janeiro, to Ge'
Westfeldt &co-lst district
Bark Johannes, Klockgeter, from Bremen ST.
Nov, to Stockmeyer-lst district 80
Schr Edwin Reed. Howell, IA days from Boston
TO G II Lawrence-lst district IL
Scbr Gabriel Aime, Variant, from Jefferson Par
ish, to master-2d district IL
Lugger River Queen, Turillo, from Pointe-a- la
Hache, to master-2d district z
rowBoArs.
Sentinel Wright, from the Passes-went dowr
light-brought up ships Tiger AID Labrador
and bark Restless.
Wicaco, Averill, from the Passes-towed down
and to sea 9th inst. ship Jno. S. Devote and
brig Rifeman-broughtu up bark Johannes and
schooner Edwin Reed.
STEAMBOATS,.
Mississippi Green, from Cairo
Nick Longworth Rates. from Cincinnati
Belle Lee, feathers, from Yicksburg
Vicksburg. Work, from Ouachita City
Cornelia, Blanks from Camden
Lafourche, Heno, from Bayou Sara
Peerless, Forgay, from st Martinsvile
Richmond, Boardman, from Jefferson
Cleons Splane, from Washington
Agnes Bassett, from Lower Coast
Aloe Wood, from Lower Coast
Psynswick, Clark, from Lockport
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
Lucretia Davis, from Mobile
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Emma Jane, from Pearl River
Schr Maj Ranney, from Bay st Louis
Schr Too Late. from Bay st Louis
Schr Vaudeville. from Tchefuncte
ARRIVALS AT TIE NEW BASIN.
Schr Clara, from Pascagoula
Schr Foster, from Biloxi
Schr Mary, from Pascagoula
Schr Liberty, from Bonfuca
Schr Tilt, from Shieldsboro
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Cleared Yesterday.
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WATCHER PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, s.snx
ie4 THE FINE PASSENGER PACKET
Wild Wagner.
W. B. RICHARDSON, Master. J. c. LIBASo, Clerk,
WIN leave for hatcher every Wednesday and Saturday At
p n GEO. .. HIrE, AGENT II rchouptoulas strssl
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BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TIE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMIMONrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Liberty. 1900 tons.... Thomas A. Balm, Comm ander
CUbA....... llOO tons...... Dukeheart, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets TO New York. 500.
ESss FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
XAlNES TOUCHING AT KEY WEST-The splendid
ss11nks fast steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHART, Commands,
win leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square on
TIL thursday, January l4th, 7P. NJ carrying the o. s.
malls.
For freight passage having unsurpassed
apply 10 WITHERsPV0N, HALsEY co,
% Carondeet street.
n BIO bills Of lsding but those of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight be procured from this Office
No freight for Havana taken after u o'clock the day of
sailing.
The Steamship MARYLAND will follow
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BuNFUCA-Schr Lber,y--60 cords wood to
j Clark
SHIELDSBORO-Schr Titit-25 cords wood to
] Clark
PEARL RIvER-schr Emma Jane-s5 900 feet
lumber L Hote
BAY ST LOUIS--Schr Maj Ranney- $4,000
feet lumber to order
BAY ST L0UlS-Schr Too Late-700 bbls char
coal to order
TCHEFUNCTE-sch Mandeville-4O0 bbls
charcoal 10 order
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Below Waiting Orders
Ship Tweeds dale, Nicol master, from Liverpool,
in ballast
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Marine Sntelliqenre.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. IS CAN'T STREET.. I
Saturday, January .. 1863
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HAYRE-Ship Lisbon-143S bales cotton so
hhds tobacco 1000 slaves
HAVRE-Ship Emma-2046 bales cotton so
hhds tobacco 1000 slaves
PHILADELPHIA VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Junlata-For Philadelphia bales cotton 202I
bbls molasses 372 hides 20 bales skins 10 bales
moss 40 pkgs mdse
MALAGA-Bsrk Carmen-505 bales cotton
GRAND CAYNAU-Schr Virginia 95 bbls
-four II bbls beef Is bbls pork 9,424 feet lumber
co Duis riIiuBies
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Memoranda

Memoranda
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York Jan. 3-Arrived from New Orleans
steamships Bienville, Baker, and Lodona, Hovey.
Boston, Jan. 2-Cleared for New Orleans,
steamship Concordis, Sears.
FoRKIGN PORTS.
Palermo, Dec. s-Cleared for New Orleans,
brig Clio Batista
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ADSVo 1sios cHisy a rlnIs tSIs,cr'

RIounoIp. VA, Aussst q. IsN
q, Isd Psopo.als, !. uiplies.s, T,h ss tsesiyed
ber - iep, for tho purchase from the Unlted States
q the Wooden Buildinss lately occupied BIZ the
kiPiIR SHOPS. on the Canal. below Seventeenth
YSEsaif fTfousE. a. tn. Roetp,,..
PROPOSAL. may be made for the whole or any one
Of the buidinEs, Esd fureher Information to size
Of the and Of sale can be obtained
on Application ct this once.
The. envelopes Gontalnins proposals to be gu :
dorsed Proposals for Buildinks. ~ snd forwarded
By mail to this once
By order Of the ouartermaster General o. 8.
Army. J. @. CHANDLER,
BTevet Colonel. QuArtermAster u. ., Army, Chief
oulrtermaster. Plrst Military District au1ssi
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

nav DEPARTMENT:
BurrAu OF nspIcIsx AND suRasarl
, wA'HissrosSbp I,SSY Angus, "a TS. J
PosrPosKHssT OF oPEsiNo OF BIDS FOR
NAVAL HOSPITAL. ASSAPoLIs. aARY.
LAND.
Proposals for Naval Hospital. Annapolis. Nd. 4,
viii BE opened In the presence Of the bidders, at
the Navy psps.imcni. a. noon q WEDNESDAY.
WIN. N. WOOD,
auEfs-lW Chief Of Bureau.
~ THE DATE OF OPENING THE BIDS
aboye referred 70 Is further postponed until moo
~ WI NJ WOOD.
sepl Chief Of Bureau.