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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-03

A., c,,+ ,h,t
We spoke Inc o'her o"! VI .nc 'a'' ''i'
the fourteenth article Of amendments OF tl''
Federal Constitution, which was framed l'
tso paa;oaIs with tho intent to djso,rli,,
Tue .E''. W. =, 49,, uaa,,,. ON onoratod ::
Leading reheis' hao iea''s ~ 9p'i
TO disquality less prominent ones ana ie'N'
tha,aaders free TO hold office. We have III
.,.. ,o,,,,, nr tbo Wet VIRGINIA elections
lhe iesui' W .ne I7tJ e,,;,o,o. IF
another PROOF that Tue oes.'h'.u SIM ',...h,.
men often 90 wrong. II Is 'oSo'''''''
.ha ,;ftea,tb amendment is probably euti-
.'a', ~ ,nucb If the credit for the recent
tieu w Inv" y, Vast y;roini, Sc,
Democratic victory III " es' ".',',' ,na,t
such seems to he the tact, as Is apparent
from the following article from the leading
pod;.,l ;o,,r,,, in that state 0ast SENTENCED.
nav na'e ,,,S ~" 1a,au;annoa,. If MONDAY
Ane "'o
says:
..Tbs uo,,co If De,cyotes will he largely
Domonratic We stated Saturday that the
r CnU, was cafe for the Republicans. That
nrmA an error 0ne.half or eleven senators.
hoId over We wrote nnder the impression
that only one of these was a Democrat, and
that that Of course we would elect two of tue new
ones. The fact is, that three Of those holding
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, November 9, 1870.

WEDNESDAY, November :, IoiV.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock-Hon. Ed
,ursp prNpr.EroS In the chair.
The privileges OF the floor were extended
to Hon. Jefferson Davis, by q resolution
offered by Mr.. PENN.
Bills were passed incorporating the Alex
anaria Insurance Company: the Burke
vile, Lunenburg and Mecklenburg Rail IL,
road Company as also the special road bill
for Loudoun county.
The jury bill was reported and ordered
to be engrossed. ;,
House bill providing for the suspension OF
the collection of taxes in the district re-
Gently inundated was debated at iengtn'
and rejected by tie vote.
The Senate adjourned Mt O'Clock.
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mTTHE DANGER OF DELAY.-But

few o1sests require more attention than Colds and
Coughs, end few arc more generally neglected.
How many persons when they take cold con-
slider It Of no importance, and let It run on with
out rejecting moment en- its conseque nces Re-
member that neglected colds are frequently dan
perous and often result In diseases most difficult
70 cue. 4 cold In the head produces q cough :
then comes pain in the side, fever, difficulty In
breathing, and finally ends I'm consumption: mo
would suffer from a cold with the probability of
serious attack OF cat rrh, bronchitis, Influenza,
Inflammation of the lungs, &C., when that eficient
preventive, MISHLER'S HERE B!IIEkS, can
he had vt q moments notice? It will remove the
tickling sensation which precedes cold, prevent
hoarseness, check coughing, expel the mncu Is;
gathered In the bronchi. and resist successfully
til # Tell destroyer, Consumption.
oc 28-eodtw&wlt ~
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THE VIRGINIA UEsr.--some Of the Ne"
York holders Of virginia bonds have pro
posed through New York paper piu m
for providing for the payment Of the p"on ,e
aebt of Virginia. The question is not VI" 1ne
Of viii but of "ways and means.D we
can invent plans enough. but hitherto n'a ~.
..rs e,;Ief 70 find the money. Repudla-
tom" however, is word ,nas ws 1.-the the
never to hear in Virginia in discussing Wv
questions connected with our p"o''c oeD''
Wa arc determined to pay 1t.
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WE arc authorized to state that the tele.
. conf from Lexington to the effect that
,he Family of Gen. LEE had come to the
:. 1.-Two, and unalterable determination to let
"tbe remains of Gen. LEE rest where the!
u arcn is untrue, no communication be-
tween the authorities Of the town or coiiese
and the family of Gen. LEE having been haa
on this subject since his funeral.
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viii III be m exciting time among politicians
uext week, No less than nineteen States
will vote, principally for members of Con-
gress, but several Of them for Governor,
Legislature, and local officers, Louisiana
and Arkansas vote on Monday next. But
on Tuesday {the next day. the following
States will hold elections: Maryland, Della
ware, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, Nevada, New Jersey, New York,
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Virginia, and
Wisconsin, ..7ss s
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EYED.

In Henrco cnunty on yesterdsy, 81 i sMHp ~
The rssdenco OF her husband ,.aa
The ftlaerll VIII taka place THIS EVENING at
O'Clock from RI. johns German EN-
Church on 5,lt street. Friends and ac'laaihtaheo
respsc. fully Invited to attend.
=, MD c,.v. yest 5rday mcrping WILLIAM IN
cuhHi N EI,AM. Youngest child OF Wiilism I.
.,rd ~ a. CLAM. aged th'rteenmonshs
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'~ SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DRY GOODS.

am now opening NEW STYLES OF DRESS
GOODS just oLt consisting In part or
EPINGLAIS yAEDYKE, VELOURS,
LAINAGFS SEDAEs;
EMPRESS CLOTHS in all colors:
BOMBALIMETEE, entirely new;
REPS, PLAIDs, DELAlNES, &c.
The celebrated BUFFALO, BEAVER, and
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAS;
BLACK SILKS;
CLOAKS, BROCHE and other sHAWLS;
BURNOES,
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS at only soc.;
Good LINSEYS at 1a3c.;
The best DOMESTIC GOODS in the city for the
money; a.4
l2-4 COUNTERPANESa at Slf5; s
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL ut zoo;
LADIES HANDKFRCHIEFSa at &c.;
GOLD-EYED NEEDLES at &c.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at 2oc.;
Laces Embroideries, White Goods; India-Rrb-
Der Cloth, for infants Towels, Ladies' and Gents
Wooden and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
Swlsses, Tarlatan o. Waterproof Cloth only 81 !;
Shawl Su,ting, White Corduroy, Velvet and Vel
yeteens, Hosiery, Gloves Collars, Notions, and in
short, everything found In O drst-class dry goods
house, at prices which will warrant to please
every one. "A. GoLpbAoh,
GU Broad street, between 9th and th.
RYLkNp Ii. NoRYELL, formerly with ]. Sycles
w. Fl. CARpoZo, Of Powhatan, late at the Call
fornia Store; .. F. KAMMAN, Miss ALICE BAR.
pRsrY, and --- SHEFRIELD, aye with me, and
would be glad to be favored with call from their
friends and the public.
oc % A. GOLDBACA, GOT Brood street. I
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~OCTOBER "a, 1S70.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT GOODS.
T. R. PRICE & CO. are now again In market
and are adding large additional supplies to their
magnificent stock of
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
Every novelty from the European fashion CEN
tres as they appear shall be presented to their GUS
toners,
Just opened and expected
Elegant Gro, Grain, and Ta0eta Black SILK, at
New York prices.
Rich fancy colored Silks, plain and striped.
Colored Empress Cloths, all shades.
Ottoman Veours, every color.
French Merinos, Chene Popllns, IS, 80, IS, 20, SO
cents per yard: some very cheap.
Delaines, plain and figured.
Imperatrice Poplins, Irish Poplins, rich plaid
Poplins, every combination.
Mourning Goods, great variety, newest styles,
and best quality.
Immense stock Prints 8, 10, l2l, Is; Furniture
Twills, new article, &c.
Houseke epirg Goods, Flannels, Damasks, Towel
49, GENTS GOODS.
Fine stock Cloths and Cassimeres, Socks, Shirts,
GRAY Is, Gloves, BosomS, &c. &c. 49,
Citizens and strangers coming to the Fair VIII
find everything of best quality and as low AS any
''ou'e - 'Ao T. r. PRICE & CO.,
llOl Main street, corner OF lllh street.
Grand supply Of Ladies' Cloaks, Broche shawls,
Nevenille Sbawls, and other wrappings, opening
2sth and 2sth October. ec4
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49, NO ! BooK-BuYERs.

RANDOLPH e. ENGLISH, 1918 Main stree,
offar on The hest terms tmany Mt half}priecl she
largest assortment Of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS Wokho
In the Southern States.
All new Books OF value received a soon rs pun
fished. Ju issued and sert free to oil A ca'a-
logue of School Books, a catalogue OF new la"
Books, mont llv catalogue of new Miscellaneous
Books. Old Books taken in exchange. Stationery
of the best quality. Books bound and Blank BOOKS
IN AIDE to or.er. ho
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MEETINGS.

ME MEMBERS OF RICH MNg@g
uOND ROYAL ARCH CHAR IEh- YAK
No. .. are reImeeted TO attend stated CON AaAsN
vocation OF iheir Chspter to be held n; so''1 IN
MankIin rect, THIS Thursday EVENING,
November 3D. A. d. 1870, A. l.. $50, il. a. ID.
2 400. Mt O'Clock. sr..
Byorrler of j. E. Fl. p. e-..u,.
It's fEO. r. hEI.oE.I., csLC.-. -
NOTICE.-The regular monthly meet,ng
TIN1lr viii be held THIS tThursdayl EVENING
ut u O'Clock at schott's Monticello Hotel; AZ III
m amhers are ordered to be present as pustness ol
I'm norta nce viii he brought before the meeting.
III Its THOS. T. HURDLF. Sec'y.
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me- CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
The assortment of CARPETS we now offer Is ore
of the best selected that we have eVar offerec. we
purchased our stock this season direct from the
manufacturers, and can show some styles winch
cannot be surpassed In beauty.
sELSat So. 25 per yard;
csnnIne ESCLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at
Sl.5O per yard;
THREE-PLYs, INGRAINS, HEMP, and FEHi-
TIAN CARPETS, IN great variety al very
low prices; ,, ,,.,,
A full assortment of RUGS, DRUGGISTS MAJ
TING, and OIL-CLOTHs, at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1913 and 1215 Main street.
cOIORFD WOOL SPREADS, CALICO CoAl-
FORTERS, BLANKETS. SHEEIlNGs' ana
TABLE-CLOTHS very cheap. oc -
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RICHMOND CoMMANDERy, no. 2.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. !


ORDER No. 4, SIR KNIGHTS W.
II J Assemble I'm front of your Asylum Nv
in The NIasons' Hall on Franklin street, ~
betwe. n 18Th and 10th sta.. on THUR =
DAY, Wov 81. at lo o'clock NJ. promptly. =
In full dress and moanted, for semi-ahnnnl ~
sIeclnn and drill. ~.
Every Sir Knight is expected to appear fully
equipped. ,
Attest: THOS. FL. DEWITT. Capt. Gent.
VIM j. PIDDICK, Recorder.
DRESS OF A TEMPLAR M0UNTED.-Black
suit; black Alpine hat, with three small black
0nucs secured on left side of hat with silver cross
tOflccrs one white plume In addtion) black vel
vet apron. cash and gauntlet, with black allk
Clio .ps: Templar sword. with black enamelled
leather belt and siiver-pl ted mounting; spurs,
silvcr-plated steel: citizens saddle. with black
velvet shahrack trimmed with silver lace; black
double refined bride and martingale. no TT
A NNUAL MEETING.-The next an
N nual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND FREDERICKS URIC AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY will he
held at tile office Of the company, in Richmond.
on WEt,NEsDAY, the 18th Of Soyemhe1Td S1o' ut
IL O'Clock A. n. d. Is. WlSSToN,
no ltd Secretary.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
lYl BANKING AND INSURAECEE COM
PANY.-A meeting Of the subscribers to the capt.
tai stock OF the ahove-named company VII! be
held on M'jNnh Az. November 18th, at - O'Clock
i. NJ, at the Office Of Messrs. Lancaster q Co.,
bankers, for the purpose of organization.
&C 22-tEo7 JAS. II. GARDNER. Gilman.
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w LOOK At OUR DRESS GOODS
READ OUR PRICES:
Solid color ALPACAS, zoe. per yard, worth csc. !;
BLACK ALPACAS 25c.:
RACK ALPACAS at 4oc., worth Soc;
BLACK ALPACAS at Soc, worth &c.;
Beautiful PLAIDS at 37Sc., nearly yard-wloe
worth Soc;
EMPRESS sCI,t'm!!:.' crsA--E:sStsch mrhiNoS
ut lower rates than ever;
POpLINS, SILKS, BIARITZ EPiNGLlNES; IN
fact, everything In the way Of Dress Goods can
lie found at LEVY bholhfho'
az o. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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MILLINERY.

Nl pared to show choice selection ofFan SS$s5p
and Winter RONNETS, HATS, FEATH-
.ERS, FLOWERS, SA,n aud FANCY NECK
we Invite the attention Of the ladIesto our utock
which Is complete In every particular.
Fa9s ,sTi@ a.. WALTON u CO.. -
.oc s5-lM No. 900 Broad at, corner 9th. Il
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DE Nc A ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE
ID STATE, and having nnG,,shsd. business, on
my own. account, as well asof q dduciary nasr e.
ter. Co close. II have appointed Mr.. PHsLIP j.
WRIGHT, OF this city, to act for me In all such
MATE rs during my ahseppe. 60
.gs s.fs,sssg.s - PAT. al. CtJLLE NJ, III. H.
= edmond VA. Nov / 1870. ~ s5. 21 - u< a
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400 OUNCES sULPH. QUININE, so
1ltsy paunds Blue Mass, so pounds Sqeib ossa,
Gllososorm, 20 our es suInhs Mornhia, 100 gall
Ibssf), Spounds Choral Hydrat.. 20 pounds Iodlde
gotsss, &C, l.. WAGNER
no a-2tk Druggtst.
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WANTS.

WANTED, WANTED-LAND BUY.
LAND AGENCY Office, Gord2nsrihe, Va.-~h.,
for SALE near and contiguous IT, he ChesapcaEe
and Ohio, and the Orange and Alexana!ia ard
Manassas Railroads. HUNDREDS OF FARh>
large and small. Catalogues 70 be had free Of cost
at Ford's Hotel. Richmond, Va; Editor Chroai-
Gle. Charlottesville: Jacob L. Sibeft Esq fiar-
r;sonburg Wayerly Hotel, Cul pepper Courthouse.
D. D. NJ. DlGGES Proprietor,
no o..lw GnrdOrSv.lIn. Va
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER,
and q perfect tit guaranteed.

Remember 1900 Main street Is the place 10 buy yonr
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
oc 3l--!w
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UTANTED.-A SAWYER of fifteen
w years experience. and who Gun produce the
best testimonials OF skll, indastry. and So r!cg
desires EMP ..OYMErT. PERSONS desiring b.:
services can apply at the Clerks Cilice Henr'co
County Court. no 3-.tt
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Monetary and Commercial
MONETAR II .
SEETOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING. March Is. 1879.

SfETOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, !
TUESDAY EVENING. March Is. 1879. J
The money market proper is unchanged.
On the street AL notes with unquestionable
ccllaterals are still quoted at 109l2 % cent
p annum. and second grade 14013 u cent
ID month; Al business paper without COL
laterals, at 1@14 y cent u month, and
second class oil; AL mortgage paper 100
Ii % cent % annum and second class II.
Gold opened at 1l1t@1l1s against liz
at New York; and closed at 1lls@Il2
(sgainst 1924 at New York;. The sales in
cluded $4,000 (small gold) at 1lli; $4,000
at I11A; $4,000 at 11lg; $4,000 at 1lls@
$4,000 at ll14; Sis, 900 at ll1E and $4,000 at
LII. We heard of no transactions in silver.
The movement in foreign exchange was
again of fair extent at easier rates early, but
at about yesterdays closing figures later in
the day, The advance in gold toward the
close being counteracted by decline In the
rates for sterling bills at New York. The
Gales of sterling embraced $780, 600. of which
sl5,0 900 bill of ladiDg and clear at 11S9@ll9a;
$4,000 bill of lading at llSl; $4,000 at l1Sd;
E35O0 at l19; ETA, 900 AL bill of ladiDg and
clear at l19@l194; 10000 bill of lading at
l1S}Ml19}; $4,000 and $4,000 AL clear at l19f;
.xlOO0 Al bill Of lading at 119s: $1,000 AL clear
ut ll9f; f2500 bank at l20, and $4,000 at LOO.
. The sales of francs summed up 10000
aC0mmeTClal, lucluuluB oo,oou. ~ Ooo ouu
E5O, 900 at 4.76l; 700, 600 at 4.7504.734; and
roo, 700 at 472A. Sterling may be quoted at
fI90ll9a for good to Al bill of lading, and
clear, and l204@120a for bank.
The only transaction reported in stocks
Is ten shares Petroleum and Coal Oil Com
pany at SIS. Within the past few days
there have been sales of Mississippi Valley
Levee Company at $40 to So 80.
The main feature In warrants was the
rapid advance in the State issues, occasioned
hy the passage of the funding bill. We note
=. sales of SIC, 900 at 7S@S0, $1,000 at 70, $4,000
x9 IS, and $1,000 at S6s. Sl3O and $4,000
Metropolitan Police changed hands at 81;
dealers bought the latter IN small amounts
at 8630s7. and supplied the demand from
tar payers ct S7309SS. City treasury notes
were in demand, but there were no round
Tots Offering; dealers rates for small sums
were 20 per cent discoun. buying and p
s1Iiing.
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John @. FLEMING.
144 POydras Street

Has now on hand tho largest, finest and best Sc
leotsd assortment of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES of every descripton-foreign and
dOmestic-that can be fonrd this side of Phila-
deIphia and which he offers for sale at lowest
prices that they can be bought in New York at retail
He also keeps constantly on hand. a! large supply OF
Iron. Gas and Steam Pipe and Fittings, which he
will sell at the lowest market prices.
He is also agent for the celebrated SPRING
FIELD GAS MACHINE, which he recommends
as being. without doubt, the best automatic Gas
Machine now in use, and he is now prepared to put
them up plantations, ST factories. hotels and
dwelling houses, wherever cheap, brilliant and
reliable light is required.
For further assurance to the public of the merit
of these Machines he refers 70 the annexed certi-
fcate of Mr.. Bradish johnson, whose Sugar house
On his Woodland Plantation is lighted bI one.
Mr.. Fleming is also pre- spared to do Gas and
Steam Fittings promptly and on the most reason
able terms Those wanting suck work done, would
do well to give An cal besore contracting else
where.
1 hersby certify that the SPRrNGFTELO GAS
MACHINE, for which Mr.. John Fleming is agent in
this stats, and one Of which put my
woodland Plantation last fall. has worked web and
given entire satisfaction.
BRADESH JOHNSON.
Woodland Plantation, Parish OF Placue:niass.
fs27 I'm
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Unstamued Letters.

'Esertned In the New Orleans PostOsfc o.
fsr Want Of Postage, March Is.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
tdGz can have them forwarded to destination
~ eHiing at the Postmaster's room. and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
ara retained one week, and then forwarded
60 the Dead Letter Office.
Hrs. c. M. kisslinger, care E. F. Kiss
kger, New Orleans.
r.. Hansen, New Orleans.
CHARLES E. Wynn, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Mrs 9. r. Dumas, Limeria, Brazil.
Noel Ma.her, Algiers, Louisiana.
Asrion Andrews, Evergreen, Texas.
Lock box 1872.
"a Nj. O., glass box 1854, New Orleans.
Mrs. Theodore Smith, Port Lavsca, Texas.
J. K. Grier. New Orleans, Louisiana.
j. A. H. Deleon, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Had Directions.
John kuhlman, Dennebury Plantation.
Steer, Harrington Il Ob.
Illegal Stamps.
Marcus We'll, Monroe, Louisiana.
William Francis, Bayou Teche, Louisiana.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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g'gGN EHCTAL.

TUESDAY EVENING. March Is. 1870.
Corroy-The sales to-day summed up
80 bales, at an irregular advance of &c,
ia middling and the higher grades; t@4c in
hw middliDg and good ordinary, and &c, in
shc poorer qualities. We now quote low
ordinary at I42@l5lc; ordinary at l64@l73c;
iaw ordidary at 19a@l94c; low midding at
3Qs@2ic: middling at 22c: strict middling
a. s5Ac, and good rniddling at -@23c.
The demand was active and the offeringsat
sAe ruling rates met steady sale. Our quo
Sntsons are adjusted with regard to the oulh
of the business, but the poorer qualties
naing in rather unusual request, OCCASION
AIT commanded fraction over the outside
fg7res for those descriptions. Strict ordl-
nary, for example, Sc ling at lSc. We also
Rnsrd Of exceptional sales of low mlddling
a 2OIc, but later there was none to be had
sneiler 20sc. and not much under 2o4c;
Zhe movement was stimulated by the ad-
Wsnce in gold at New Nork from MS at the
saeuing to ll2i at the close, and also by
ESa bu0yancy of the Liverpool cotton mar
Zee and an advance of &c having been
xfAiized at New York.
the ssles for the past three days, includ-
Ing 40G in addition to yesterdays report
SAN up 20, 500 bales, and the receipts 1871.
embracing 1905 from other delivery ports
and 1865 proper, against l9, S2l proper for
tie corresponding time last week. Re
ceipts since September l, 1856 543 bales,
srSipst 693, 6;8 last year. The exports COM
sTiee IS 1874 bales, embracing 10, lab to Liver
1aol- 200 TO Cronstadt, 2041 to Barcelona
and $40 to New York.
STATEMENT OF corToN.
.x~.snrb,nd SeptsnbeY !. lsse-bsles. 10
Arrived since last statement. .......... 906T
&Srivsd previously. 9So oSo-S'i'Z3
v,.. ...... s55. a9s
"A s1-d:y. ............-.. 1913
$3.50 rrsvsousls and burnt S97-'0 s75
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CPELOUSAS.

CI TLNTVJ SLfS.
Hr1RHa IA FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING
ton, Fort Barre, and 81 landings on
AEHg tts Uosst Atchafaiaya river ard
ESZS5(iSSsSsssiR Bayou ourtabeau-Thel igat draft
steamer,
j. s.. Biackf0rd,
&C. Pickett, master j. Il. Schmit. clark,
Leaves on TUESDAY. at P. NJ.
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY atl2N.
TIE j. G. Backford connects ct sir1sport with
steamer Paynswick and at CEurchviile with JENNIE
Gibbsns. Through bills la6irg given.
Bills against steamer j. G. Biackford will not be
paid without written order from the captain.
The j G. Blsckford, when the Iter is too low,
will connect with steamer Maggie p
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COLLEGE,,
Corner Camp and Common Streets, New
Orleans.
= The Oldest and most efficient and successful Com
rnercial College in the United states. There u
full faculty Citizens and strangers who Wish
business education for themselves or sons. are m
vited to cali. Students enter in any or al TIE
depsrtments of the College and at any time
NJ B. NOT ONE of all the numerous GRADUATES
of this College, TO the past THIRTY-sEvEH YEARS,
e now out of profitable employment 80 tar Is knosn'
word to the WISE is suf1cienG
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PORT HUDSON.

FOhI f1UDSON,
- - New Orleans, Coast and Port
dads0n ssmi-wssky passenger packet
ST. JOHN.
W R. GREArHoUsE, j. A. CcMsToCK,
Master. Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
NJ, and SATURDAY at p. M; leaves Port
Hudson THURS DAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the COST below Donaldsonville in
daylight, Fridays and Mondays.
E.O. MELsNOON. Agent,
mh3 Is Old Levee street.