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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

h6U6I1 10 VI 1hUUUUG'
JRFFERSON-Steamrr Era No 9-503 bales cotton
III ba'~s hides and sundries
LOBDELLS STORE-StcAmer W ) Pike-66 bales
cotton SKIS seed cotton % hhds sugar 90 bbls mo-
lasses and sundries
BELLE AIR-Steamer Bart Able--l1 bales cotton
l13 hhds sugar 100 bbls molasses and stIndres
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRN RAILROAD, March l5-j59 bales cotton and
sundry produce
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
March l5-as hhds sugar % bbls molasses !
bales cotton SKIS seed cotton
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD. March l5-.l3 bales cotton and
Dire.
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WICK SBURG AND BENDS.

For Greenville, VicksburR and the Bends.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at P. NJ.
f,S~r- D. For Greenville. Argyle,
IL IAz.SS Sunny Side, Eggs Point. Barnard,
Txuttf8 Grand Lake. Leo,a Mary land,
EzzzSs&EC Carolina, Pitchers Point. Skip
with. Lake Providence, Pennsylvania, Goodrich's,
Millikens Bend, uckport, Vicksburg Grand Gulf,
st. Joseph, Rodney. Waterproof Narchez, Bayou
CARA Baton Rouge, Plaquemine. Donaldsonvllle and
magnificent steamer
KATIE,
j. NJ WHITE Master T. j. HOWARD, Clerk;
Will leave above. and will Land all Coast passen
gers with their freight.
Connects at NIcksburS with packets tor all
points the Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers
For freight passage apply on board, or to
A. A. GREEN. Agent,
mh8 No. 1876 Gravler street.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:.
MOBILE DIVISION

Two express trains daily. On and after MONDAY.
January 10, 1871 passenger trains will run fol.
lows Leave New Orleans, from the foot Of Canal
street, for Mobile and intermediate stations, at
A. NJ and 3 P. M. Arrive at Mobile at 22O and sos
P. NJ. Leave Mobile, from foot Of Government
at 8:l5 A. NJ and $3.50 P. NJ. Arrive at New Orleans
al 2:3O and $50 p NJ. Connections made at Mobile
by A. NJ. trains with Mobile and Ohio road for st.
Louis Chicago Louisville, and ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST, and by the 3 P.
~ train with night express train Of the Mobile
Augusta Savannah, Jacksonville, Florida, and all
points North, East and West. Freight trains each
way daily, and freight received 1T the foot Of Julia
street before p NJ. delivered at Mobile early next
morning Freight as low as by any other route.
For through tickets or further information as to
ner of Camp and Common streets.
j. K. kENDRICK, General Superintendent
New Orleans. January %. 1871. jazz
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STEAMSHIPS.
BREMEN.


BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
~ The steamships Of the
<6EE North German Lloyd have resumed
their regular trips, and will run hereafter as
follows:
Steamer From Bremen From New Orleans.
HANNOyE March I. April 8.
KDT.N Anil NAV
FRANKFURT ...... April Is. May ~.
HANOVER. ........,. May ID. June Il.
Touching both ways at southampton and Havana
to receive and land pa ssepgers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen or southampton to Havana or New
Orleans:
FIRST CABIN .......................<l3 100 Gold
From New Orleans Havana to Southampton,
Havre or Bremen:
FIRST CABIN. lou uoo
From New orleans to Havana:
FIRST CABIN. observation-disclosures. SU current!
These steamers have second cabin
Havana or New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For passage, freight and further particulars ap-
ply to
ED. F. STOCKMETER 4 CO.. Agents,
ml7 2lm No. AZ Union street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-16

The demand was active throughout the
day. but the movement was checked by
the scant supply of the kinds most in re-
quest and the high pretensions of factors,
many of whom asked figures above the
views Of pending orders A part of the
business was at Yesterdays rates. but the
bulk Of the business was at fraction more.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September |, 1870 bales 20.696
Arrived since last statement 1903
Arrived previously oso-l is, 1913
Total ......................... 1,l76, $50
Cleared to-day. Observation-Disclosures. 1913
Cleared previously, and burnt. sse $50 @2, 65l
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A WE'LL EDUCATED WIDOW lady
"A wishes home in q family, for when she woG u
possesses. Speaks German, French and Engnsn
huently; is . good heusekeeper ana MssnaseS
sSaoA a nv po0itioa q trust OF responsibility.
MA HAv1LAGD. IA - Camp stzsst Ills
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"ANTED.-TWENTY-F CIGARMAkkkS
w Immediately. Apply at No. $50 Royal street,
mig St. JOHN P. GASPARD.
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John NIcCanrey & Co. VS.. Mrs. Ann Nc.
Cabe, widow of Richard Condor, and Edward
H. COndOn-Seventh District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, No. 84.0.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable the Seventh Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc
ton, on the premises hereinafter designated, on
SATURDAY, March Is, 1871. at five O'clock P. M
TWO HRARSES, now at undertakers establish
ment ct the corner Of Msgasine and Delord Streets
in the First District Of this city.
0o4Ded In the above suit
TbAs-Cash q thu spot ,.l
G. q SAUvmRT.
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WESTERN METROPOLIS.
II. S. QUICK Commander.
Will leave her wharf foot of Jefferson street. on
SATURDAY, March 10, at A. n.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers
Steerage Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool, Glas
gov, Bremen aud Hamburg. Through tickets for
hrst-class and steerage passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent connecting with GuiOn's Line OF
Steamers. sailing from New York every Wednesday
For freight or passage, apply to
Low LUDWIGSEN,
No 1870 Common street.
the steamship MISSISSIPPI will follow, leaving
or SATURDAY. March IS, at A. NJ.
Oc3D
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FOR RENT,
BUSINESS CHANGES.

VyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed a Copartnership, under the style
and firm of HINCK CO., for the purpose of carry
ing on the Stationery, Printing and Bookbinding
business at No. LAT Common street.
HENRY HINCK,
F. J. KUHNHOLZ.
New Orleans, February l, 1871. milo Ct
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WANTED.

VNANTED-A GOOD FEMALE COOK. APPLY
w to No. ISL Robin street, between Magazine
and Constance streets. mhl2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-13

PORTLAND, RUTLAND & OswEGo RAILROAD.
Agreeable to call meeting was held at Mer-
chants Exchange at o'clock yesterday after
noon to make arrangements for the reception
of members of Congress and railroad men from
the West and others who may meet in con-
ference with Senator Hamlin in reference to
his great railroad bill now pending before Con-
gress desgnedito promote the construction Of
the Portland, Rutland & Oswego Railroad.
Hon. John A. Poor called the meeting to Or
der. Capt. Chas. M. Davis was appointed
Chairman and Isaac L. Came Secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t is authoritatively announced
that the Hon. Hannibal Hamin has accepted
an invitation to meet the friends of the Port.
land, Oswego & Chicago Railway in consulta.
ton at the time of their annual meeting in this
city on the 18th of July next, at which time
members of Congress and railroad men from
the West will be present; therefore,
RESOLVED, That it is expedent that parties at
tending said meeting from abroad be invited
to the civilIty of an excursion in the harbOr
and clam-bake upon one OF the islands.
ResoLoed, That for the purpose of Carrying
into effect the foree Ding vote, that committees
be now appointed, as follows:
On Invitation aud Reception-W. III. Fes-
sender, j. l.. Farmer, s. b. Beckett. ID. III
Ingraham, G. A. Gibson.
On Harbor Excursion-J. B. Coyle, John
Porteous
On Clam Bake-J. S. Winslow, B. w.
Jones, James Fireman. Isaac l.. Came.
On Location and arrangements for Speak
ing, Music, &c-Henry L. Garter, w. G. Beck
EFT, Moses Gould.
On Einance-W. F. Miliken, G.. w. Wood
man, L. ID. Weston, r. NJ Richardson, j, b.
Curtis.
Voted, That the members of tho several q an.
mittees form General Committee of Arrange
ments, with authority to fill any vacancies and
add to the number OF the General Committee
or the several committees.
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trail Park laborers Join them. Police were sta.
toned at all the ferries by order of Gov Hoff-
man to keep back rioters from Brooklyn and
Jersey City. The Orange procession broke up
in 4th avenue, opposite Cooper Institute. The
Orangemen put their badges and regalia in
their pockets and mingling with the crowd
quietly dispersed. The police took charge OF
the Orange banners.
Mid,aght-Tbe city is quiet. Heavy bodies
of police are patrolliDg the city and troops are
in their srmoIies ready to move at moments
notice. An Orangemah's house was stoned
tonight but the mob fled before the police.
There was SO mnch excitement at Brooklyn
in regard to the terrible riots in this city that
it was deemed advisable by Police Commits
sioner Campbell TO have an available force at
headquarters during the night All court off,
GERS and sanitary squads were held in reserve
till 1 a. m. The 14th regiment was dismissed
early in the evening.
There were no riotOus demonstrations in
Jersey City, every precaution being taken to
prevent it by Gov. Randolph.
Report of Casuaiiies.
A. M.-The following is the lltest report of
casualties: Total number killed reported at
the Morgue 80; total wounded 175; and the to-
tai number of rioters arrested up to midnight
was 2OO. The city is now perfectly quiet.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Professor Watts has formally taken charge
of the Department Of Agriculture.
Charles Howe has been reinstated as u. S.
Marshal of Wyoming.
Mrs E. G.. Wharton, widow of Major Henry
w. Wharton, U. s. A., has been arrested in
Baltimore for poisoning Gen. w. s. Ketchum,
retired officer of the regular army, and Eu-
gene Van Ness, bookkeeper in banhing
house. Ketchum died suddenly on the 18th
ult., and 20 grains of tartar emetic wers found
in his stomach. Van Ness is still living.
Congressman Mix of Alabama, testified be-
fore the Ku-Klux Committee that the Ku-
Klux of Alabama were only local police, who
masks to scare negroes who fired guns in 1868.
Col. Ewes of Rutherford, N. G., where the Ku-
Klux destroyed a newspaper Office, and Mr..
Hargrave, of Rome, Ga. are very certain that
the organization now exists and for very differ
ent purposes.
heavy thunder storm accompanied by
sharp lightning, passed over Philadelphia, the
lightning doing doing considerable damage.
Among the buildings burned was one of the
Port RichmOnt Iron Works. Buildings valued
at $4,000. Several persons were injured.
In Columbus, Ohio, Geo. w. and Theodore
f. Bradley, pleaded guilty to stealing $40, 900
from the Adams Express q Ompany, May 9th,
and sentenced to four years service for the
State.
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AUCTION SALES.
Assignee Sale of Real Estate and
Personal Property,
At AUCT7ON.

I'm Thursday, July 18th, at 10 a. M, we shall sell
- at the ss,esroom of +. o. Bailey q Co., is Ex-
change St. in Portland, all the interest T. e. Stu
art IN the following property viz: Patent Hosting
GEAR, Patent Tack and Nail Hammer, Patent Cess
pool. Patent Blind Fastening. Silver Watch,
Patent Tack and Nail hammers; Also in a lot OF
land situated IN Gorham, the line of Portland q
Rochester X. r. at the junction with the road lead
ing IRON. the Buxton road to Colman HardDe's con-
tanning hve acres and being valuable Sand-pt; be-
ing the same property conveyed to L. K. Stuart and
18th: 1867, recorded in Cum berland Registry OF
Deeds, Book 331, Page 486, and by McConkey to
said Stuart May 10th, 1870. Also one half in com
mon and undivided in six hundred acres of Timber
land, situated in Chambers County, Texas,
Also, ON the premises at 3 d m.
certain lot OF land, situated on the moth east cor
ner Of Monument and Adams sts., containing about
40oo sqe It OF land, with three story dwelling house
and store thereon.
Also, ON the premises at l-9p m.
lot OF land on Poparisf, No. 81 containing 4731 SCR
IT,, more or less with small dwelling house there
On Also all the loan, sand and gravel the land
adjoining the lot OH the south slice and situated on
the west side OF Poplar ST. containing over 5000 go
It,, down to the. grade with Washington st., being
same conveyed to T. E. Stuart by Mathew Flaherty.
by deed recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds
Book 343, Page 332.
Also, ON the premises at 4 Ia p. m.
lot OF land on the easterly side OF Briggs st. con-
tanning atout 1900 50. tt with tenement house
thereon being same land conveyed to said Stuart by
Alexander EdmOnds, by deed dated Feb, 10Th 1854
and recorded in the Cumberland Registry OF DEEDS
Book $780, Page 248 : = = -
The inenmbrance on the above property will be
stated at time and place OF SALE 80,
j. A. LOCKE, Assignee
OF the Estate OF 4. 4. STUART
Jy4td f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers =
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METEOROLOGICAL.

WASHINGTON, July 12-73O p M-Synopsis
of the weather for past "a hours The barom-
eter has varied considerably on the California
coast and fallen slightly at the Rocky Noun
tain stations and northwest, and has risen but
little from Mississippi eastward, and is still
falling in New England. The temperature has
risen quite high on Lake Superior and to near
ly the same extent from northern Ohio to
Southern Missouri. Westerly winds are now
reported west of Michigan, and have also pre-
vailed during the day on the Gulf coast with
threatening weather in northern Florida. Rain
has fallen very generously from the Ohio river
to the middle and east Atlantic coast, but
cloudy aud clearing weather have prevailed
over that region this afternoon.
Probabilities-Low barometer with fresh
winds from the south and southwest will prob
ably continue on the upper lakes. A local rain
storm is probably advancing northeastward in
the Western Tennessee, ana light rain is prob
able for tonight or Thursday from Florida to
South Carolina. Partially cloudy and clear
weather will probably continue in the Middle
and Eastern States.
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ATROPHY ARRESTED.-FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITEs.- Wasting of the
tissues of the body is arrested, the muscles
made firm, and the nerves regain their power
by using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
APHoNIA CURED FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPOPHosPHTEs. - Aphonia, or
Loss of Voice, is remedied in a short time, no
matter whether the cause be from imfamma-
ton of the lining membrane, from cold or
from nervous arrangement.
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Municipal Court.


WEDNEsDAY-Margaret Norton, for assault and
battery, was fined 81 ard costs.
Daniel Black; maliciously taking and driving a
horse, was sent to jail for 80 days.
Edward Clary and James A. Conner; complaint
OF breaking and entering the house OF Edward
Hawkes., Wilmot street, the night of Saturday,
July g. and stealing thererom Held to bail in $500
each appearance at the next term of the Superior
Court. 1t is understood that there ia another COM
plant of the came nature pending against these par
ties.
G. F. Libby for govt.
farC
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A DOUBLE GAME OF CRoss.puRposEs.-

A DOUBLE GAME OF CRosS-PURPOSEG.-
Yesterday morning at clock, Sheriff Perry,
with keeper, went to Commercial street to
attach the stock of wholesale dealer. When
he got to the store he discovered one of his
deputies with similar companion, and writ
in favor OF other parties, waiting the arrival of
the owner. Each intuitively knew the bust
ness OF the other, and there was little by-play
between the officers. Watching good oppor-
tunity, the Sheriff slipped around to the rear
of the store, and climbing up by a shed to
window in the second story, he kicked In
name of GLASS. upboited the SASH raised the
window and got entrance TOR himself and keep
er. Then he coolly walked out of the door,
smiled blandly on the waiting deputy, and
went home to breakfast.
An hour and halt afterwards Coroner
Gould, accompanied by creditor of the
dealer, served a replevin on the Sheriff for 100
barrels OF -four in the store, and they were at
once released to him. While Mr.. Gould was
in charge and waiting the return of the credi-
tor from breakfast preparatory to removing the
-four, Gen. Fessenden, the Register in Bank
ruptcy, appeared on the ground, and asked
Gould's Grand, saying that petition of bank
ruptcy had been filed by the debtor, and d.
recting him not to remove anything from the
store without orders from the court. Gould
went to look at the record. He found that
he had got thirty minutes start of the APP
plication for bankruptcy, aud concluded to
obey his precept. He returned to the store,
but it was locked. He demanded admission
and it was refused. Then he went to the
rear" and hoisted himself up on an oil cask
Somebody handed him slab couple of
hearty thumps made way of ingress for him,
and he walked towards the keeper in front, who
acted as if he would like to resist. Jim threw
open the front door and called teamster The
replevyiDg creditor came up at the moment.
Other teams were called, and in about min
ute or a minute and a half the hundred barrels
were rolled out and carted off, and the store
was left in possession of the Sheriff's keeper.
For few minutes business was livelier at that
than it had been before for
month, and there was considerable excitement
in the neigEbOrhOod
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RIGGS Pile Remedies are a success
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miscellaneous Items.

PARIS, July 12.-It is stated that the party of
the right in the Assembly is preparing an an
swer to the proclamation of Count de Cham
bord. t.F
An order for the raising of the state of seige
OF Paris is expected at once.
Gambetta appeared in the Assembly yester-
day and took his seat.
line Minister of Marine in an address before
the Assembly gave an explicit contradiction to
the report which had obtained publicity that a
thousand women had been arrested in Paris
as lncendiaries after the occupation of the cap
ital by the Versaillist army were to be trans
ported to Cayenne.
declared that the letter recently published as
from Theirs to the Pope is apOcryphal The
Official Journal of to-day also states positively
that the alleged letter is a forgery
GREAT BRITAIN.
MIinisier schenck
LONDON, July 12.-Hon Robert c. Scbenck,
U. s. Minister, and daughter left London or
Monday for Oxford, where they have since
been guests of Hon. Montague Bernard, Pro-
fessor of International Law of Oxford Univer-
sity, and recently member of the Joint High
Commission.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Aquatic Carnival.
HALIFAX, N. s., July 1.-THE following is
the programme for the aquatic carnival on the
29tb, 30th and 31st of August:
First day-Coastng OF fishing yachts and
general rowing.
Second day-Four cared race, open to the
world, for $4,000.
Third dsy-A steam ace, open to the world
the first prize $500; second 500
The entries must be made before the 18th oil
August
81
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The Organs

of the nervous system ale refreshed and in
vigorated by an occasional dose of SMoLAN-
DER's EXTRACT OF BUcHU. 1t is also regu-
larly prescribed by our leading family physi-
clans for kidney, bladder iand glandular dis
eases mental and physical DEBILITY, diabetes.
gravel, rheumatism, bysteria and female COM
complaints. jy11-d&w
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ANDES INSURANCE Co. CoRRECTIoN.-In
calling attention to an abstract of the frs
sem-annual statement of Jan. l, 1871, of this
company it was enormously printed annual
statement. We learn that the first annual
statement of this company will soon appear
exhibiting success to the present time wholly
unparalleled in the history of fire insurance.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-A Division of the
oons OF Temperance was instituted at Brown
neid on tuesday evening last. The following
were elected officers: Rev. e. S. Tingley, w,
f.; U. W. Bickford, w. A.; z. o. Wentworth.
r. S.; q. Gibson, A. r. s.; c. E. Strout, f.
s.; q. Dutch, Chaplain; A. Martin T.; S. B.
Bean, Con-: w. E. Swan, A.C.; w. F. Bick.
ford 1. s.; F. A. III. Harmon, o. s.: J. Edge.
comb. p. W. r. This order, which has, in
years past, been power in the temperance
movement, but which, during the war, was
much reduced in numbers, is now rising. Old
Divisions are receiving large accessons, and
new Divisions are being organized. Portland
Division initiated thirty members the last
quarter.
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WOLFVILLE, NS-Schr Planet, 100 bbls. -four ,22
moving machines.
Receipts by Railroads aud steam bo ais.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk $50
bbls. -four, 43 cars lumber, do laths, do bark,
% do corn, Q do capboards, I do shocks, do fur
ring, do bark. do hides, 10 spruce, do boards,
do sundries; Shipments East 200 bis. flour, 1
car liquor, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS cases mdse, 20
veal, 9 casks starch, So pkgs sundries
STEAMER FRANooNIA FROM NEW YoRK-Is1
bales rags, so do tobacco, rs do buffalo bides % do
WOOL 26 rolls leather 80 do carpetng 80 plates
81 bars do bdis pae 30 co rOn Is do feiies Is do
selves, Is bags hair 70 do coffee, kegs nails do
lead 100 do spikes so do tamarinds, $50 bbls. -four
casks SOAP 80 do paris white, ties tobacco, hhds.
do, hhds. glass ware, % sticks gnumvitae, 1876 hli
chests tea 100 boxes tobacco 80 do starch rs do SOAP
15O do raisus, 200 do sese, Is do drugs clocks
60 do groceries 70 bbs varnish, II do glass ware II
do paint, 96 lengths pipe, q moving machines, 10
cases dry goods, is pkgs h. h. goods, pianos, 200
pkgs sundries.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BOsTON-20 cases
and 20 bales dOmestcs 40 pckgs furniture so boxes
oranges and lemons 30 rolls paper. 81 coils cordage,
40 coz wash boards, bbis. liquors, 80 bds paste
board 80 bags NUTS 81 bbls rOsiu 20 bales oakum
bbls and 30 kegs beer, hhds molasses jas snuff,
pump 81 iron tubes horse and carriages. IL plates
iron, 10 bales birthstone, 140 pkgs to order.
For Canada and up cOuntIy-2 pianOiortes, % bales
rs bags rags, boiler. 26 bds iron, hid molasses
30 boxes Spices casks soda ash, ~ bbls dye stuff
100 pkgs to order.
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Atw OOd,s Quinine Tonic Bitters,

If the appetite has failed, it is restored; if di
gestion is painful and imperfect, it becomes
easy and natural; if the liver is inactive, it is
regulated; if the nervous system is debilita
ted, it is strengthened by the use of ATwoop's
QUININE Tonic BITTERs. Sold by all drug
gists ana hrst-class grocers. jy12 d&w
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.-Connor and Clary,
who broke into McMenamin's store on Cum
berland street, committed another burglary on
Saturday night or Sunday morning, at the
house of Mr. Edward Hawkes., near the foot
of Franklin street. They broke in through a
screen at the kitchen window, and as the doors
leading to other parts of the house were Sc
curely fastened, the burglars decamped after
ransacking the cooks domain, taking with
them velvet and Panama hat, overcoat and
shirt The velvet hat was found in the posses
sion of John Blackenburg, and the overcoat
Deputy Sterling recovered at Charles Pettis's,
ON Washington street Both thieves were
bound over yesterday morning in the Munich
pal Court