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S6iFsnabricbtcn.

Der 0ampfu FALCON" Capt. t6apnic
tam 8reitas bon Baltimore in Gbarlelton
&c, al.
Der 0ampfer ,Tsbeda G(poe, ;" Gapt
Sbiles, Inbr Sonnabelo bon bier l1af 8il.
min9ton, nc, ab.
Der 9ampier rWm. Seuuebp," Gapt. Sal.
lett , langte Sreitas bon Baltimore iiber
Norfolf, 3d., in Solton an.
Die bobe See gepannen an, Sounabenss
fol9enoe bon Baltimore fommeube Nabr,
jeu9s: Der 0ampfer uRortb amcrican" nnb
bic garfe Belgium" uat 2iperpool :: bic
Briggs ~I:gitic," lIad) @alueiton, ilno ga.
muel Mu!r," nod Neu sdottlauo bciimmt;
terrer geitern Die 8arfcn pGlio," nad Nal,
mouth in Gnglanb, unb ,Stimmer of the
Sea-" mad Rio De Saneiro untermeas.
Im Sonnabenoe traf Der 9ampfer vRortb
PolHt," Capt. 6olep, bon Baltimore in Sas
pannab, Geo, Elm.
Torgeitern fab Der Sdooner 20. 60
pat" BON Sauannab, Geo., mad "uniersln
Safenn in See.
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auantitat % - %, gautt A6 Gts. BRO Rim.
SdnstEstlBe 60 Cts. pro Suscuo. -5emiiIe -
S%attofteln 4Q-50, iuBR 60 9ts. pro 9ed; Spiuot
20 Sts: pto Fed .3piebCtn S0-i00 Cts. pro Bed ;
I9tPe Rl6er 10 Cts. pro Suro Seterflie 3 Cts. bro
snn6 ptosren u ets. pro FED So6t5-15 ets.
pig Noplj Sinnlento9l u % Gts. pro 9opi; IA
rotten = etS. pro yuno; Seletie IL @ts. ;,EepptTs"
2 9ts; pro 0t6. Sbendbeu AZ Cts. pro BED I;
Raolesdsn . Sts. pro &uEo. = 9ealsrl -
90. 90 Sts.i gdnie $t.25-2.O0 pro Gdor;
&srteas a. 50 @ts. pro Ftb ; iunse eibner $500
81 pro Sfoi SapauHen p @ts. pro &lo. -Sbl
aeplel oO-lOl, Suitten l2j, Nepicl suni 9ohsu 40
90 9ts. pro Fed, 9etrodnete Ncpiel 8 IL Gts. pro
Quart; 9erofnett 9triden % - 80, DO. GRriide
20 SITS. pro 9orbdrn. = Niihe- 6elenfifs $3.50
200, %tIttners 2j- 80 Cts. pro Stlf Saribe,
ipetBe % 100, 9elbc BPS &ts. Z; Settc % - 80
cts; Gottibc 10 = 80 @ts.; Ndlc 10 = q SIS. pro
Suno; bartiholige 9rebie 30 90 9ts. pro Sueenb.
Srrmiitte aitilel 5etaportr9utter 800
Yio.; SdnaI3 t6 SIS, Sdie Is - rs @tg. pro Fio;
Sttr 20 Sis. pro DEB. 49,
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Jn Ndiber'5 Spcpu

briairt CUR i3eit Sraul. Intonie 0am,manu
cine oor3ii9lihe 5oubrette, Die crit fiir,lid,
aus 9eutitlallo an9etomrnen; fe lit eiue
netts 9iibnensrideiunng aro be,aubert burd,
o'e 6rtlde uro eebbafti9!eit, nit Der iie aufs
tritt. AnBercem 9eb1ren Der b%etannte So.
infer Sr. gtieper, bic SGngcrin Sri. Serus
arb Il. Die 3an6erin SRI. 8euere sI benz Ser.
ionale Der 8aiber'itcn 9iibne.
pr. Srlide, SRI. Bertha alalis IL. Sr. Gp.
ltetrl fro fitr aaoner's Wtilitars SaQe in Bbt,
laoelpbia geuonnen worber.
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StGbtifbe Nf6rpfe.

zGIsifd - 9eeffeais q an a.. -, un
SS%altsrftSd 12-16, SuppenIeiIidd, ~ Nv. * G.o ZIP,
Mas,lg 80, &tnbsaunsen 20 = 100 Sts. 9oIba %;asIVf
trn "a 10 q M1 ~. Sdsntel IS +. 20 Riiden is, s%nI.
mem stld Sdsniel 10 - IL, Vruft Id Nsa' ysT '.
IL - sailIn sii9 15-1S Cts. /; eamm, sshrs
IS, esraS SIsi pf s, w.. s@%sissh.id @.aippsnn
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Bic cp..1mtD. ct. Sobanuis =Sdulc
Gum Senefi, fir Wfae. SSiufe1

inirb beuts in Der uMebanicss paae," SIR.
1872, &eitsS apettcitr., bic beyiibmte Yobrid,e
pierattl9e geian9spofe Der &olbonfel" ats
seben ; Die Seeeung lit uortrsiili6 , llno
ipsnlt man erfdbrt, oaB Sr. 9ouis Seinss
eorlt oartt Die 9auptroue i%ibernommcu, 10
bari man lt6erlih eineu ,ieltenen @enlB"
perbeiBen. Gin Gan5trGn36en beidliebt ben
AbenS, Der liir Die SenifiSiautiu boffentlid,
redlt eraiebiaL allSialen mirh.
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lS7l.
Sambnrsss u erifanifde
Yadet : Mfticg Wcjeaidaft.
@lea observation-disclosures.
Ssie&knd 5fuiiber
hamburg unb Weips9 orf
via q o%mtbamptun,
oernittslt Der ncuen, uuf bas Soiibcltc erbautsu uub
9le8artete stnaerttttten 9roSen c~iieruen
Hnff<cSnmNfihiffe
,wY oitsseampfidiffe:
gtr. 80, SOHtbilraBe.

Stt aSalnpttr. oteIer Sintc %bcforhern Die
Nereini9te Stdatcn=Nvt
UNITED States MALL
uno fotrosn iudbreno bieies SabreS pom ia. sonpo,
az rs9elladgi9 ieoen 9len'tae BON Jietps0 sri nod
9anneur9 %Gbtabren unb Yaiasicre BON Nern.s lorf na9
Oainbnra, Sonson, 0apre ,inS
Scutbdmpfpn
~ tol9rnocn greilcn ncbmen:
nne SonthampfVn: ''
. !. &allte: Sber= Saion., ~. sto0.OO
z " untersS alon 49,, 72.m
Sriiftenoef. ......... o5IS
Spn Aamburs Ius Sapre u.ad, .en:Wo-s
!. eatiite: Sberz Saton- -. sf2o. ~
nHter's ulou ..... 72.W
SpilUenoeu................. anna
&inoer tpllden Ito Sabrer Die Sdfite.
o.u (aae tntt. Ycioii9u ma ~
NJ Vana8tibei,e tonnen Dor iprt M and IN,
Soatpalnpton noN Teipsgorf. unlo slpar Al bsnlIe(nsa
1fsils, pts pom Sanbmrs, onssei telt lperbtn. '
s'on 9amollr9 nad VeusS rlea ms fnben srpei Or
psoltlonsn itott: ON /. Sftoter unb /, VSpentbs-
80 yaaetc nab europa neb Inen mir bs q fbr
fee an. Wv" Ou"pH"H'
g4eaen Bafase ipenbe man fmb In Ic,pz gorf ana,
lsltesiit an Die Senerat. ga 6apesasenten Der eintee.
nabe Yroaowap ~'f""B"
(Sn Baltimore an 4. Rains.
Q-) Srpeoitton bes .Teuffmen Is orrefnorh,rte, .
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Hl2nnfnn.

eun!f nnc Sodbier habsn fir Moutas
an9eSei9t:
Sr. Carl 5erboIb in Der ,Goncorbia,
2aue," ede Der TaDettes uno Ganalhrabe
(Saier's Bod;
er. Wtdael G%rnfberger auf Der
Gde Der Wee nnS ~Giltarufrabs (aug. 9ef's
Sr. 8. @pfein III CIR. 1871, Central.
Gueuue;
Or. Chr. Weier int ,@aibinaton, Gar.
te1," Nr; 100, ga. . apenue (Seors 6of.
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Der u@bilipp= Stdmm Ir. 90,
II. =. u. w.

teiert naditel 0onneritag, am 'bimmelfabrtss
Gage, I'M pgrcenuoob. Barrie" an Der Selairs
Hoao iein Diai' Set, ippSu er iit eifrig Dor.
btreltet bat nno nobel er auf Sablreite Sbeil,
nabme Der SrbenSgenoiien bofit. Der i3ua
brtht RIB 8 llbr BON Der vOrosSaae," @de
Der Vombaro. uno 9allaSiraBe, auf. Capt.
Sofmann's WniitcorpS lit enaagirt.
Die ep.slntb. ct. Sobannis =Sdmle
BON SioolelraBe siebt bcute utter ben
alah9en BON Capt. Selonann's 0tuiitcorps
blnaus nat &oit'S 'Sain al ctuem 9roBen
Blcnlc. Sci bieiem 3u9enopergniiaen iino
ale Sbeilncbmer ie9lidcn @eidlcdts mill
tommet 4; ile oitrfen iid) arf eiren rstt Der
gnii9ten Sag Aeiabt madlen.
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3ur Q3eabtuuo fir sbucisrr.

Die beiten Yreiie nerbsn fir neue 8uf,
Ibfdue aller art gcgeben bel Sdpie &.
Sbdnuon & &c., Nr. 81 unc SO,
%Seeifrase. (37-) :
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t5fr ben a9eutideu Gorrsfponbeuttn. y
Canton.

SPECIALS 9eri6t bes Brdiioenten urO Der
Siretturen Der
uSantoner Is ompaenie Don
Baltimore"
am 10. Dtdr5 1871 all bic attten= Better Der
@eielihaft ob9eitattet.
-:0:--
ION Der lettsn 9abrss ~SetiammtuH9 Der r9antoucr
eompa9nie" pnroen %ioI9enoe 6cTen Gls 8irettoren
crrpGbIt:
Cherries .. Safer, George g. Srorpn,
Charles ". aSaterS, Sari SBeber,
aSiuian &immeI - pom Baltimore;
Nbrab. u. SapIiS, Samcs -. Banter,
ASdlter I. Suttiua, Subu Ste,purt
Ron etU Bort.
Die g8abl ione am 2. SUM 1870 iatt.)
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nI- Or. Seorg Sbauer, auf Der Gde
Der %ssrin9tons uno ct. BaultraBe etablirt
erottnet Sienitag rib 10 llbr ieiu ileles Qofal
nit urpomp1Iem @abelp SmbiiIc.
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Qcttc Gcfcocuhcitl

wtan perssie nid,t, baB bic freie 0uitfabrt
fiir ben pterten uno letten groBen 9erfauf
BON Sailplaeen auf benz arnolb'iden
genetbum ME in Glib Baltimore an Der
W%albtn9ton Hoab bic Camden citation
hente prdciie IL ubr Ia6mittags perldBt
nno erpadlene Yerionen frei mad Dem Blate
nro siriid befbroert. SertaufS.S eoingnnqen
$40 baar uno $40 mcnatlif. fist
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eay- aOhlihen Waitranf creben,t
ta9lld Or. Witbelm Soors, Gdc berSoi.
liouft uno Sapettetra6e.
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Die 0erfesunaen In Der 3cihncn.
Sbule ecS uOfaryl. SnftitutcS."
tSdlu6.)
Wns Ter eraen in bic ;fpsite Scrbcreitunos,
SLATE,
Seinrid Y. Irnole, &barles Sobnion, @eoroe. On.
Bae9eti, Seors Groider, Sobu u. Gore, Sobn m.
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Der SpeiialENeriht.
Siircau FER ,,Sant. Gpmpaauie

: !. ptutb IOils
Sn elmer Seriammlung oes 9irettoriumS
Der y9autoner 9ompagnie ;" ab9ebalteu ant
l. SebrIar 1871, nlir0e in Nnbetradt Der
Don Der Gompa9nie illlternommeneu 9roBarz
tigen uno mtdItl9enGnterprtie, beifloiicn unb
III Der I'M Nouember Dor. SIS. abgeboltenen
General : Serl anlmllng Der 4ftielt Snbaber
lartttontrt unb CUR IuSfiibruug angelpisiert,
ndmllf: ben Ban Der Linton 6 iienbabu" Si
oollenoel, bon oemNtttenzG Capita oericlbelt,
iehsbnnoert 8auienb Dollars betragenb, flint.
buloert nro neltnSi9 SauicnO ju ;eifucu unO
bic Sono8 Der ylluionz@ iienbabus Gompa0nie"
I'M Setra9e BON %ahtbunbert itllb erei mo itez
benst9 Eau eno Dollars gu inooiiret; %isrrer,
oaB etn ipeSieuer Seribt all Die 2lttieu. Sn,
baber Der Sompa9nie e%ritattet iperoen iou,
Wel6er itber oen 3uitano lIrb Gbarnfter Der
S%olnpa9nte Die notbi9en Statiltiten unoSbats
laden entbalt, ibre ge9entpGrtigen uuo titnis
tlgen AuStd)ten, Ionie bic 0ortbeile oarleQt,
melhe ibr ourd) ben Sau Der linton Giiet,
balm" erlpadliel, ionic bic @riinbe anoibt,
lpelte bas Oireftorium bceinilubten cine
iolde Grterpriie unb Capital. anlaqe III EN-,
pfeblen, uro lueld)e Die Striommlun9 Der III
ten. 5nbaber bcrpogen, nieielbe III belhliefelt,
oamtt Elm jeoer Attiondr iid cine ri6tiac,
pratttlfe Iniibt itber ben gegenwirti9en mo
titrittgcn gSertb oe8 burdl ieine attien reprds
l%enttrten Sigentbumes iopie iiber oen Sc.
i%arnmtruertb beiielben bilben farm.
Nnf ben in Der 8irettoreus Seriammlura
ant |. 6ebruar b. S.. ge1uBertcu Wunif or
flGrte ith eit NIT BET @eidihte bon Canton
iuoblbetannteS DRtt9lieo oeS Qirettoriums
berett, eiuell iolden Seridt gu entmericn, lnb
oerjelbe purte nit @cuebmi9un9 oeS 0iret.
forums our6 oas Gretutio &eulits.-,uty
SrIrfp hporse .,. a;,' ~. n --sAsC 5"iIl
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hsAN ORGAN OF OPINION
THE WEEKLY WORLD.

4 large a,arto sheet, printed throughout
in large type, and published every We'd
nesday morning, among its prominent
features are:
l. Its very full and accurate market re
ports, embracing the live stock markets of
New York, Albany Brighton, Cambridge
Philadelphia; the New York country pro
dnce market, and general produce mark
cts of the country; and full reports OF the
New York money market. Each OF these
reports are compiled with great care, and
contain the latest quotations that can be
obtained up to the time of putting the
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. It's agricultural department which
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and scientific farming that are of great
value to American farmers. special
feature of this department is q weekly
summary of the condition of the Hop mar
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very full report of the proceedings
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" World, the day after the meeting of the
club. BY this arrangement the report ap-
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rcSeFNcu LOT laiiily TeduiiiS iHHttei, iiiciu-
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waits of humor, and extracts from books
and periodicals. Particular attention will
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NEW YORK WORLD.
rEHE WORLD =
1871

EyHE YEAR 1871 BIDS FAIR TO BE
d one of the most important and frnlt-
full in onr political history. In 1T viii be
shaped the great issues on which the
Presidential election of 1872 must turn.
1t viii be an era of new political energy
IN the South, which, for the first time in
twelve wears, comes unfettered into ma
tional canvass and an era of confident
hope to the Democratic party everywhere
The superannnated issues on which the
Radical party have stood are passing out
of politics, and the laundering im6ecility
and profligate extravaganza OF General
Grants administration need only to be-
faithfully exposed to turn the tide OF puo
lie feeling strongly against it. In this,
the great work of the cOming year, Tue
World will act no secondary part. It's
location in the great focus of national com
meree and intelligence the freshness and
| abundance of it's news, and its recognized
position as the leading organ OF the Demo-
| cratic party, lay upon it n mission and
apostleship which it will discharge with
unflinchng boldness, vigor. fidelity, ana
| zeal 1t will be in constant counsel ana
communion with the tried leaders and
saracious statesmen of the party IN all the
States of the Union, cordially cooperating
with them, and they with it, III building
!
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and encouraging new prOselytes. and lead
inc on the party as IA bold and unbrokeI
phaIanx to the great triumph which
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The share allotted to The World in this
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truth: a work which can be fruitful onl.
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cast over the whole land, during the perlo'
which is so important in reference to TIL
coming harvest.
AS VEHICLE OF NEWS
The World (uow in the eleventh year
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and accurate. comprising the whole circl
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The World is fearless, trenchant, indomit
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: ocratic principles, unsparing In Its denu
citation of political abuses and corruption
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politics, it takes wide range, touch
npon a great variety of subjects, and air
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o topics which engage public attention
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
Name changed from La. State Seminary
BATON ROUGE, LA
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NINTH Session,

NINTH SESSION,
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lav in June. 1870 The next session VIII
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ACADEMIC BOARD
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bic, RespectaJle and Profitable Business, =. =
the same time doing good to Their co :.
panions in life. Sample $500. sen. lIe r6 ~
mail on receipt of price. SEND n rSc'
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VICTORIA MANUFACTURING CONT
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KENNETH BiILLI0,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
and
General Commission Merch ant
Corner MAIN and LKyEE SITS,

WASHINGTON, La,
DEsPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
IA Planters and Merchants of Bayou
B,enf that be will give his especial per-
sonal attention to any freights coming by
way of Washington, La, for Bayou BGuf
that may be consigned to him.
Will promptly forward all freight so or
dered to ny point on Bayou Bout by first
boat or barge, and thus obviase to SHIP
pers the delays heretofore incident to ship
ping freight by this route; ana will gem
orally do and attend to all business con-
nected with the Resolving. Forwarding or
re-sh,pping OF freight that may be ordered
for Bayou Bneut by way OF Nasnngtoii'
Feb | iS?I.-tf
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HEARTH AND HON E.

NTEARTH and HOME is very large
IL Weekly Family Journal, con-
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ports, with much Interesting, Instruc-
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tanning to Rural Life, Art, Science,
Literature, the Household, etc. 1t is
adapted to the wants of ALL the mem
bers of every family, old and young,
IN City, Village and Country. Hay-
been purchased by
ORANGE, JUDD & CO.,
it will hereafter be issued from their
Great Publishing House, 245 Broadway
New York. The same energy, enter
prise and carefnlness to secure relia-
bility in every department, that has Sd
long characterised the American Agri-
culturist, and given it a name, fame
and a circulation several times create,
than that of any other Rural Journal
in the World, will be extended to
Hearth and Home. Notwithstanding
the valuable improvements contempla.
ted, the subscription price has been re
duced from S4 to SO year, and less tx
clubs.
TERMS /:
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-Four Comics" +" ..--.- 1915 cacl
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Single numbers. .------ cents.
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Bricks |!

TIME BATON ROUGE BRICK COM
i. paay are now ready to contract
for the delivery of their superior Bricks
at Alexandria. A sample can be seen
at Biossat's Warehouse, where all nee
cssary information can be had.
March ~, 1871 If.
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