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, royal . e reAm ases, ea.
Frease bee abort 50,ee0 n ate sm lls.
Baoeeoa Meat it aack seaught deloicacy I the
Bedste martets.
the a ier of sheeting Moses intakes et an
seAy. lI Frae iS 0,00M.
There ever were so many vaeant stores In
New TeLo as ne.
A " royal esmmisnle " has bees lene in Eag.
land to iad chewp eyster.
There are over forty tobacco fotories In lhl-k
moed. Va. empleying nearly 2500 praoses.
Elliott. the portrait painter, was born in a new
mill
Bamri, of uall Ba notoriety, has married the
daaghtr of an Y. P. in London.
A W rn farmer has on his place 3600 apple
trees epoted from lassel.
I HBan te rrtory of the United Bstates is drained
by thq *hesipI.
in4 ugsesahee been admied to the bar of
South idais.
CdIO _ manufscotarm have a yearly value of
The ermsadCabl et Maker' Protective Ualon
in New York numbere 22O member..
A Oem philosopher prediot that Europe and
America will be submerged in 500,000,000 years.
The Astor House, New York, expends $100
yea ulyfor toothpicks.
The eart theory about the apple i thaIt had
its i n Italy.
O e good quality ae seld to be selling in
New 1(ork fIr sin or seven cents a pound.
It is epoeted that an Eaglish Arm has obed to
leand " $1 ,000,000 at Ave per oumt. Interest.
Thei are now 637 uadergradatee at Harvard
College;
There was louad rejoing at the court of Italy
when the naws reased Florence that Qoeea Ia
bells had bees compelled to leave Spain.
As agricultural joursal, the Carolina Parmer,
has jeai bees Issued at Wilmington, N. C.
Thbq is to the ocers of steamhip Matgorda,
for la alvestee papem.
were 380 weddings in New York last
week.
The 'ben fever" was epidemic in Chicago last
week.
A nuohftoruing company In New Hampshire
sold lt year three hundred freight and ten pas
senger rsm.
Min poll Io Infested with a gang of deepera
does, who depend upon burglaries and thieving
for a living.
During the year 1967, over ninety-two million
pound sterling passed through probate ln the
courts of England.
Druabn men are allowed to sleep all night in
the Gas of some of the beet street railroads in
Neg York city.
Dr. Leoeard Bacon has written a letter denoun
clng the ladical treatment of the Southern people
us a Ieg rt vielales of public faih.
A society of negros under the name and style
of the "Virglini Home Building Fund and Loan
Association" has been organized in Richmond.
Duocks and gees are far more abundant in the
sloughs and rice Sells of the Misaissippi thpn was
ever known before.
By t slese of this year Odess, on the Blaek
Sea, will be connected by railway with St. Peters.
burg, ,p the Baltic.
A vitk of Iron ore, said to be suitable for the
manufacture of steel, has been discovered In Clin
ton county, N. Y.
Onebonrse cab are multiplynla in New York, as
old maids areln New Engaind.-[New York Dem.
corat.
]x.Cooatderate Gee. Bradley Johnson, of Fred.
erick,)lsryland. is maid to be one of the mat suc.
ceoil lawyers in Virginia.
Mrs. Millington, of Wayne, Me.. entered her one
hendred and sventh year on the 8h . She is
in good health.
Thl4es i Nashvlle, Tena., carried off a two
story trlck ohimsey on the night of the 28th nilt.
No ekr to the tibevee.
A fraser near Aberdeen, Miss., has made $87 50
wwthe f tobacco on a quarter acre of land this
The, a i new n Paris a movement on foot for
the pareese of breaking down the ceasantly in.
creesig hdainm of the women of the demi.
mo .d, a
esema . theo rebulder of Prl sad the most
upopalar mas in Frane, has made a serious
blnder by hobanging the name of Economy street
in Pazs, to bausemana atreet.
At t;ie Aouar coffee-hono, two pretty lIttle
gir, have and ix years old, appear every night
sad delight the eaustomrers by thek clever per
formaaces on the violin.
Justus Liebig, the celebrated Munich chemist.
cemplalue bitterly of the number of foolish ad
Irperthient letters whlich, he seys, he receivesr
every day from nearly all qurters of the globe.
A 'lIsrsal caterer fraishe a hadsome lnch
foi afteen ents. New Orleurn has more than
sowaty men who furnish a Brat-rate lonoh sad a
gless of old Bourbon with it for fifteen ceats.
Coust Adeleverd, one of the wmlthest noble
men of Sweden. i sold to have refused a offer
of $70,000,000, made to him by am English com
pany, for hi oopper mine of Atrndaberg.
Worted was spun at a viage of that name
neor Norwich, England, cambrios came from
Cambry, damasks from Damuascus, dimity from
Daletta, cordovn from Cordura, calico from
Calieut, and uslin from Mousul.
The WeWer' Protective and Benevolet oolety
of New Terot Nsmber over x handred members,
adhasafed eo0000 ia bankt, sad darlig the
peast five years hmn oepended erjy 12,000 for
beaevotlet parposse.
As Inasae adlmirer of Adelina Patti, in Paris, has
publihed a pamphlet, printed in golden letters
andezbeollshed withthirty photographs, repre
seuntlug th little prims donns in all of her ,rle..
It cost him over forty thousand francs to get up
this pamphlet, of which only five hludred copie
were printed.
BHtory teeabe a lesson applicable to the pree
eat repblio from uancient Rome, which had wise
senatorln. Fwo example: '"When Latium, a Ro
a priance, emovlad, ad the revolt was sop
presed, the qoestion arose in the Romaa Benate,
wiht hbl be de wfth Latium and the people of
Latiemt There were some who cried 'difran
chias.' Theb ethes said, 'eon acte ther prcp
erty.' There were a o who said '.djec them
in, tarualoage to their afrre-s.' Bat old C'amlllus, in
that speeh Lwhich revealed hit true greatness,
nd mnade iamue immortal. aid: Senoatore!
iMake hem yar fellow-citizens, sad thu add to
the power and lery of pome !"'"
As wAroa5 ron Bmns.-The Cardlasl Arch.
b to ordeeesx, in the mldst of gret cam,
res t fem the arsge of u aimmeuse dioese,
has toui t~ leooneatst with his importast
duties to devee muek time in denoencleg the in
eanste war agabet mall birds. His emineno
takes he pn tMat, r ia abborrese of relty
doe et supply a mantive, self-Iterest e t te
ted a nr fe er teddin pretoe i to
tiem. Aswd e g bi lty tbeWo r , Presee
han eered b from insets, which wed
have bee de yed hd little bids been pr.
ated i la I adhtis to what we ,es
aited, mu my add that Ient year the damage doe
tothe repe in pmnee exsede £21,0ee.00. ead
in ee department alone £12,000 wasu pard for the
decstr on of thsbpernlcloc cer ?a, , a white
warm, hm whdh is produced a loostL The
ar dl' , ertn have produced soe god, and
efdolae have been appeitnted in every per to
protect the bird sad e .
ebUes n 1s ata*e bL
..eeegMI t int g t
ip'Alel ltseO ales detee sa
mina W slW * • een. pIe
--_ases bonlek sd eh omM d
steed demro -rougheut, I r w e f w ne.
uest gueteatons Is rate at New York prices
.sve bees *zeeedimaSttild. ver hae
aed a the mers fmin bayer at 1.1 plat
ieGold rates for Amelsa hal. amad a
- ' Maolinn Or ontooday eoOptd
the folowa I amota, vis: $2500 a 7000
134.8000, 5000 and b 3.0 do. at 134". .4000
and 15 000 do. at 134r , satd o000 4d 3,000 do.
Zt 1144. Sales of rave aNmbeawe 6 r00 Aelean
halves at 1314. We now quote Gold at 13401144.
Amelesn e ve eels 131@13 l , and Melsean
dollar d 137 3t-.
the follo ExcAmns -Th movement : unde this
headg .000e our last has boee quite h0nvy, but
owing to the hbesavy fluctation i Gold sales have
beens very unsteady tbroegoat. Offerinlugs of
Sommercial Sterling and Pruso diseloeed mate.
rial increse, and the demand for reomtt e indi
Dated a steady improveme#t. Tremactions to
day embraced the aanezed ameaoat. vis: £3000,
£3000, £4000 ad £5000 beak eight at 1461, £3000
private beakers' sad £9000 Al eammermal do. at
l146, j£000 Al ommeeisl do. at 1461, £2000
do. at 144; 35,000f. beak hrsace at
881, , ad e380,000oo. private beak
pmr' do. at 3.90, and 60 000f. do. at 3.911.
We now quote beak Sterlng 14541141: com
mercIal do. 1441®145; bank Fran 3.8803.871,
tad oommerci do. 3.9003.911.
Doaersic ExcnANo--The only noticeable fee.
tare in the movement nader this heading has been
Sslight, although net 'qeeable let up no rates.
DDbrlng of Commercial Bight and Short Bight
tre ample, but with ittle or as improvement in
lbe demand. Total purchases to.day embrse
bhe fellowing, via.: $10,nO0 sd 51,000 New York
Bask 8Lgt t d V cent. discoont, $10,000 private
beakers' do. as 7-16 eant. disooat, and
120,000 and $60.000 do. at 4 V eat, discount
We still quote j1@ V oat. discount at bank and
( k ceant. dsoount out of doors for sight
:heck on Northern cities.
UNctiRErT Novm AND Sacumvem-We have
no change to notice in the general movement
under this beading. City notes and ten per cent.
bonds remain dolt. State notes, warrants and
levee bonds are neglected, and operations in all
lasses of Stocks remala partally suspended.
rotal operaiona to-day embrace the followilng
imounti, viz: $2000 and $3300 city warrants at
5c.; and $20,000 levee State bonds at 54c. O
dollar.
Bracr.L DIsrPATCse.-We are indebted to the
Western Union Telegraph Line for copies of the
following prtlpte dispatches received from that
route to-day. via:
New, York, NoV. 3-10 A. u.-Gold opeead at
1334 10:30 A. Y.-Gold 1533. Cotton demand
moderate-prices firm. Sterling 1091@110j. 11:45
&. x.-Gold 1334. Cotto--demand moderate.
Bid for, iddltg 25c., Mobile 75e0., Orleans 260.
Sterelng steady. 3 r. .-Cotton quiet bat steady.
ales to day 1500 bales; middling 251c., Mobile
tce., Orleas 260. terling steady.
Liverpool, Nor. 3-11:15 A. x.-Cotton market
Grum. Estimated sales 12,000 bales. Uplands 11d.,
)rleans ll)d. 1:20 r. x.-Oottoe market firm.
Estimated salR 12,000 bales; quotations un
changed. 5 r. x.--Cotto market unchanged.
sles to-day 1.009 bales.
London, Nov. 3-11:15 A. a.-Consols 94 ;
Five.twebhtes 741.
Tan Naw OLuans CANAL B•N Bosanar in
"asscatsara --8me time last March a pack
age contaaining fifty $1000 greenbacks was stolen
from the coaster of the Canal Bsak, New Or.
leans. The numbers of the bils wege at once ad
vertised, sad seat to the polles omodis throughout
the coastry. The lists received here were fuar
aebhed to the various banks by the city marshal,
and till last Friday the aluir was forgotten. On
that day a tlemna, a stranger, offered a $1000
bill at the City National Bank for smaller bills,
mad the teller disovered it to be one of the stolen
Does. The man was arrested, and was found to
bave three $1000 bills in his posesslos, two of
which were from the stolen ae. He gave
his name. Mr. L. . Sargent, of Brttleboro,Vs.,
Mud said he received the bills at the Bant of Re
demption, in Boston, in exchange for New Hamp
shire State bonds. He was detained, and Satar
iay morning City Marshal Drennan took him to
Boston to investigate the case. His story was
round to be correct, but the bank officers were
inable to tell where they received the bills. A
search in other banks revealed six more of the
stolen bills, whlchb had been received in the ordi
nary course of business. Mr. Sargent was re
eased and demanded the restoration of his bonds
irom the Bank of Redemption, as be did not wish
rurther trouble with the stolen bills. The bank
refused to restore the bonds, and it is stated Mr.
largest commeaced a suit for their recovery.
.Worcester Spy.
Steer ýntte ounce.
Causcw Oaes. No IN fsie rsuu, 1
weenesay IEas. Nov. 4. IMs.
The weather yesterday was clear and cool.
There was very little bdsies traneeted yes
erday, and the packets that left port ehad light
510 bele cotton have been received per river
steamers since oar last.
DeraraR s.-Tbe following named steamers
left port esterday: Bobert B. Lee, Capt. Ca
non, for 'lkbakrg ; A. O. Brown for lower coest,
iad The. Powell for Donaldonvills.
Thbe Dashia Wild Wagoner, under command of
Capt. W. B. BR:chardson, leaves at 5 e. x. to-day
or Natehez. Messrs. Lebano, Posy and Miller
are her elerhk.
The regalar Memphis peoket Magenta, Capt.
Freak Hicks, leavee postively at 6 r. a. to-day
Memphis and latermediate lanmdinogs.
The Grey Eagle, Capt. V. B. Baranco, leaves at
5 r. . tk-dsy for Bayou Sar.
lThe Era No. 9, Capt. Geo. L. Kouns, leaves at
I P. m. to-day for Jefersoe,Shreveport, nd lnter
mediate leadirngs. Mr. Chas. Drown hb charge
of her office. Mr. Ed. McLaughlin, her steward,
will see to the wants of puassengers, and he knows
how to do it.
Bloe our luast the following named steamers
have arrived :
Continental, Capt. Gresoough, from St. Louis,
with 123 bales cotton, etc.
Molie Able, Doble, from St. Louis, with a full
freight, consisting in part of 392 bales cotton.
Bg Born, Capt. Wallace, from Greenwood, with
1.5 bsles cotto•.
Hetty Gilmore, Capt. King, from Lufourche,
with 20 hogsheads anger, 25 barrels molasses,
stc.
I.fourcbe, ('apt. Heno, from Bayou 8ara, with
45 bales cotton.
Lightwood, Capt. Scott, from St. Louis, with a
le trip.
Wild Wagoner, Capt. Richardson, from Natches,
with 436 beles cotton.
The Wild Wagoner arrived yesterday evening
minos her smokle stacks. Ishe will be furnished
with a new pair to-day and leave at 5 P. -. for
hatches.
The landing yesterday presented a regular
sumamer appeirnce; but few steamers lefi port,
and the arrivals were like angels visits-few and
tar between.
Tbe Golden Era and Lolo D. from Red River,
andl Len Leot from Oasehita river, are due to
d e ofcers of the Wild Wagoner have our
banob for favors.
,TW Idaboe. Capt. Keelng, teves at 5 r. x.
to-day for Treaton and Monoe.
The Lola D. will be ready to receive hr elight this
moratirg for Jdebrso sad Shreveport. She leaves
at 5 r. a. tomorrow.
The river before the city is stll faling rapidly.
Reprm apos th npper wharf were approachiung
compld. ..
The Magenta will he receivin at the foot of
Poydrs treet this morlin.
From the of s of the Wild Wagoner we
learn that the carpet-bagger and scalawage left
D)onaldsoaville on the 2k hatat for Dpr un.
known. Th voting at thie pe yesterday was
all one-sided, white aad black votig for Semour
and Blair.
The Thompson Dan, Capt. Pepper, and tow.
boat Bhark, Capt. Oall, Let at. Isae on the 31st
alt. for this port.
From the Louisvlle Coorkir of October 31:
The river remains stgosyr at 8M point with
3 faeet four lashes water in the esanl. 16 inbches in
the ebute, sad 3 feet laee Poertland bar. The
river has been ritng sow a Claelasnatl fe sev.
ral days, but the oaly bt a this point hae
boee to cheek the SeBa.la br rive. Business
on the landinsg, yesterday ws vry dull. The
proloaged seige of tow wirls a vwry diseert.
uning efiot upon sts bekal , sad they are
talklog of bringlag oat their low water bat. As
,usat t1e Cairo trade is the Avorle, sad everal
Coeu , Nlto k "s
smid lidI ý , Jr., ir s e i P in s
"Spmer tieen Jdm W. i, 7. I.
Heart L b at da Thdaes W. lod esy,
tof Je. .s , dT e as I e fae r $ma 10.
Lamrsa, LoleM , ofr al'. I Nts., to Jeh are.
arerol csme -fo a, e $ elt m0r.e
HfRam L ase, oma th neo s V e.o. 0.
L. Hamiu e sad FPeldig C. m es, lalgr
tora of Wa. G. Priest, sod to the Wi.s r. y
Cotpea okr 18000.
Barge RPume, A. K. Paso, Aee twar , IlL,
to Keokak Packet Corumwas lor $00.
Steamer Helesa, JeLs t . reases, t. Louis,
to C. B. Tyler, 8t. Loas., foe $6.00.
Virgieta, John P. Paterald sells to John W.
Carroll one-fourth for $1g 000.
VirAla, J. P. PFltagrald sell to Chas. Schaltae,
of Loualeille, oeeb eihth for $8000.
Virginia, J. P. FItr.erald sells to Win. . Roll.
croft ouee*ighth for $6000.
Barges St Paul and St Louis, Alfred Cutting,
Metropolis. Ill., sells to A. N. BHutchlson, St
Louis, for $4500.
MAentialeer, Robert Baker. St. Los, sells to
We. G. Bartle one eighth for $3000.
Admiral Farraat, H. . Blossom, assignee of
Russel . mb, Jr., Leonard G. Quialsa. Edmood
L. Biden, bankrupts, St. Louis, sells to the St.
Louis sad Peoria Packet Companythree-eighths
for $1100.
Adells. John Nortland milells to Herman Rech.
eis. Anthony, Bchulte, By. Blossom, By. Kter,
Joseph Capelle and Fred. SBturman for $3000.
Iarie _ ntauintae.
Casscan Or prs, Mo. B Car ny, a
h Wednusey, oember a 1tar` I
ewseree Teeewoa.
Steamship City of Limerick (drit), Leakbed, for
Liverpool. llio t &t MoKeever
Steamship MorGan, Talbot, for Galveston.
C A Whitney Aco
Ship Victoria (Brt), Wooltee, for Liverpool.
W B Buddendorff
Arrtwse Tesieers
Steamship Gulf Stream, Spencer, from New York
24th Alt., to G A Fomdick tco-2d die
lchr Gleaner (Brit), Leatch, from Raatan, to A
Kernabsn-2d diet
ARBIVALS AT THE NEW BASIrn.
Schr Truzillo, Kemp, from Tchefuoocte
Schr Farmer, Annobrat, from Pascagoula
Schr Gea Washiagton, Orr, from Pearl ver
Bohr Star, Forest, from Biloxi
Scbr Henry Latour, Hovey, from Biloxi
Schr Alice, McGuigen, from Pearl Riser
sTEAUUOAos.
Mollie Able, Duble, from St Louis
Wild Wagoner, Bichardson. from Natchez
Big Horn, Wallace. from Greenwood
HIetty Gilmore King, from Thibodaux
Lafourche, Heao, from Bayou Sara
Lightwood, ticott, from St Louis
Continental, Greenough, from St Louis
Atoe, Woods, from Lower Coast
Frances, TBlakslee. from Mobile
Below O msams V0.
bLip Alecia, Steaart, from Liverpool 19th Sept.,
to master
LIVERPOOL-Steamship City of Limerick
2966 bales cotton 1 pkg tobacco
LIVERPOOL-Ship Victoria-2614 bales cotton
1536 nks corn 4380 staves
GALVETON-- 4teamship Morgan--920 bbls
flour 40 bbls whisky 20 oble pork 100 ske salt 40
bois molasses 260 bxa starch 100 bxs candy 12
hde augaer 200 nks oats 60 hfbbls beer 25 bags
coffee
NEW YORK--Steamship G0lt Stream--Astd
RIATAN - Schr Gleaner-Fruit
1OBTLE--Steamer Franoen -24 bales cotton to
TH & J K Allen &co-22 do Marx, Levy kco-15
idls tobacco to order-1 sack seed B NM orrell &
co-sundries to orderl6 bales cotton
Zesesaps e[ Preduss.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mollie Able-30 tIb's on
lonsll7 bbls apples 16 bbls turnips 7 bbls potatoes
8 B Siters-323 tks corn A Norton Aco-67 bre
apples Miller & Meyer-1769 sk corn B M Horrsel
&co-10 bble potatoes 10 bbls beans F DelBondio
611 bbls flour 8 H Kennedy Aco-176 do 8 pkgs
tobacco 1 case hats 8 coses mdse 2 hbs candy 1
lox saddlery 12 bbls Bour 15 bbls apples 60 bele
potatoes 1 case music C A Whitsy dtoo-1 bhs
esaddlery W Smith &co-20 bhis apples 3 kegs
chesnots 8 bbils turnips PB Asgelviok-lO0 bble
oil :;00 bbs flour C F Lanman-O coke bacoq 10
bbls oil 50 bs soap 100 bxh candles Woods, Mat
thews Aco-lt bbla apples 9 tubs butter to G W
Byrne W0o-1- bbls flour Beia BR Agt-30 do 1
te lard 10 coils rope 5 brs candles H L Doaghtry
15 bbIle our 3 bhs cheese 6 bhs candles Townseod
Crin Leo-400 bbls lour to order-100 do 20 tes
bacon Jno T Moore-14 bbla floor 1 teo lard 8
Ilouse-10 bbls flour Seward & Bro-181 bales hay
It8 bble onions Geo Martin-- 8 rates queensware
FIank, Stratton Hirach-733 aks date Hy Groe
bel boo-o500 bbs flBor Prdhomme & Grace-300
do bhropabhire & Bathor-600 do Co T Baddeoke
&co-19 tubs butter Floyd & Johsreon--1 do oys
& Wiloo-3 cualtivators C ) WayT-1 bbla pork
Stco bJaon P lwyer-- bals sddlery I BH Han.
ell--29 kegs shot J Lewisr doe-I1S do ) iue
rote & BoiAs-99 aes potatoes Dety-100 boxes
cordiales Wheelock, Pinlay lo-200a bus lime A
' Wbilbsr-100 do Kearny, Bloi- &co--t34 bbis
four J L Dunnica &co-1 10 ae corn DC Case-13
rolls leather F Friend-l1 bbl apples 2 bble flour
I tle poratoes Thos Bradford-200 bblrs Boar Pe
terson, Bill & Elriott--7 hs candy Jarcksaon,
I, exa bco- 20 bblr p ea Fbiser & Bo7e-p5 pkga
Lnters B Wang--3 bblr apples rn Tramoatkoni
(40 do J Macbes &ca-o10 bbls whrky I Bloom &
co- 19 hbls floor R A Perdebsortlle-197 do Sin
not & Adams-Il bales hay 26 ker oats 25 aks corn
Lbessternt a iorman -32 bbler apples L Marino
50, bbl four E dF Golan &co--blbbl tobaceo P
TBratlpan--10 soaks hco J 3 mlth--12 bbles
wine C 8 IMathm Abco-l h snadnes G W Gen
20 bb)s flour rrIus &d Bidwrell-, bb s horse red
dirsh 9 bbl carrot l crat. cabbage C 1 wreoce
I do 20 bbris turnips 59 bbl appbles 7 pkg Oadse
4 eBks oats 2 crates 25 bbls turnus 12o iks oKts
Ce ses rye 5 crs lbacon 100 bbl( pork I bbla
drout 12 Ll, turips 10 bbles ale 1 trook L bh ad
lery 20 cekr bac(e to order-Id crates cabbage 1
hble krout Miller &i Meyer-O batles cotton Bs.
er d&co-204 do Aymar Aco--1t5 do A Baaer
20do Laceys, Terry Aco-0 do J W Burbridge &
co-23 do - H Rbust-sndrles to order- botal 32
baecs cotton
T L(U tSB-Steeasr Commau ewelth-1 2 bales
cotton J II Astbfildg & Dece--2 sx a mdw e C
Weishrbar--0 bble oil Mcfarland, Straight co
100 bl0e flor Proadhomme A Grace--S do A L
Herry- o10 de J L Dunnics &co--491 do 172 ski
oatn ;iover & tlenadhlJ-200 bbe flouur bo0 ake
t ran B K Horrell Aco- 1 1 bbls four S II Ken
r edy Acc--30 rollsh bahgging 00 bbs floor C T
boddecte ab-1o bbIs lime Kearny, Bloais Aco
4r bbls toor 'henowrlth. Casey &cu--12 crates
tahbbge 19 bbls onlona 26 bbhi tornlps 2 bblh
teeta E F DelSondio-2.h br a candy G W Manson
60 do J k Lewis a oo-60 ke barley J A B4atter &a
o--O t aks oClona M Duffy--?2 bhi candy E J
I art Aco-ti' bbla applea L Marino-IS bbts high
wine C 8 Matt hews co-10 kegs batter Schmidt
1 7eigter-1O 0 kegs shrot Keantt Bell-Ic bbls
tur-ips 4 crates cabbage C Lawrence-IS bbIts
apples H Tramontan-45 do 13 bbis potatoers N
Garbini--50 bha mt A H Piesoe-S5 bble ap
ples R Bohadler-100 bbhl laur J H Polhaus &
cco-100 do E Thompeon-100 do J I Adams too
150s do 19 tee ham H N Borl ~Leo- bhas se H
Dhone- bbt alcshol J Anelo"100 bhlsr Bour
Ccb. Dolbonde &co-2 bdle gorts M W Smith-d
crates carbbage J D Pal-78 pgs catingr -
Gerth--l40 bbl, Boar Kehlor, Updrne Ao--5
I bs candy 1W Arthur oco--25 do JeT Moore
JU cek baos- 100 keg Mlar 10 tie do 40 te has
2 bx do DWe C eaford doo-J bdle lrogletre-
E Sherman- hbis egga Sok idir & Zuberbier
l do C D Barker-I crates cabbage MIller & Key
er-6hblbroaut 10 bbltouralp 10 bbhhbeet5
bbLs pruipa 5 bblh carrols Greve & Wl~dermes
8 an mdes 16 has do 15 rolls Isther 13 bbie sl
cobo 2 bbls spirit. 2 crales obbage C A Whimsy
Aec-hf bbht oil Allen, Wayss &co-100bbls Doar
122 bbla potaoes C E Slisybok Lce-GO cads to.
becco Irby, McDaniel Leo-1O bbls Soar 10 tce
bhes 95 has cheese F DelBOidlo-3 hase slest
lead 1 ak lead pie 1 colt do Boatock & Seymour
51 holD-bblela ber PRasschs-l bUs flor J3
Woods- baa candles Orie& IRyrnas-850 40
R A Rerdreauulle-10 oaks bhoao J E Smith--8O
hbbs four Bmasy, Eley &oe-3 crates cabbage
13 bha turnips Wm Somes--ftn his starch Good
rick & ls ie-o bhhs s P HF Glven-50 bhs
cheese M1ald Straigt -i bhla hmar
Vase res-lO toe es DelJoadle--4 bbLs
apples est& Nettletoa-I00 bi petls e to
P oo-100 do A 331W3e 10-lOs do Do.
Davidson & Wearrr-3t15 do J C Murphy to>-2
5 J e Barr~r- _ liee &ee-3 BR e
MA 8 ease -9 AR
f J Tevi- rdW L-t, a t... ore
Ce.ýbbs l Base--as 3L WIkw- - qm.
b I .m-L e-$ U e D rre I r I rI'e-a
J P bUs tesooe Vitea, bbleek 0l- B la
O5& JarH--l H& rr-f Wu, Alas1 bli B2 HKe
A H Peale boo-3 a New-ma - J 3e -
I Je. T Herdie h.w-1 190" J L O esn-1
2 tM ete. Ar B A Itoe e&n--44bt bbs.es &,i
?te-165e A Terbe-Si askes seeeg md e st
SAo tl Oagp-132 do J A 14. do 8 Mark
37to Warrenhr & Crlawe-d 8ms B Ba
4 re 4 t eoorn Cell 3ptre- bb peas to
C(bb l Polk-2 W - do Mi - B eaol -e dsil
00101 Bateme. Ioedrboa n a be -1 du
Total 43h bakeeeells US b me a b «
0BEr WOOD -eamer Hsra-eIf bele
ootel T B l J n Allon ro*-49 liH 6Patte-0
37 Pritchard & Biekbam-35 Sommeu- I Bream e
36 Meyer, Dealob Wets--2 Vieis, hlack lee
19 J B Powell-1 Headersao& 1 Pele-ltIrretS
& Idassier-2l C P Champlin-11 J 8 Wage be.
12 Blakemeroe. Woldrldge oo -1 Heatisgtea A
Bro-11 T & 8 Headerson-9 W H Vredeaberg-9
B Flower-9 Britton & Moorse-S Bea Gerson-7
Jennings, Gates &co-3 J 5 Pakes Beo-3 J WI.
llams &co-1 to order-457 ke cotton seed Stome
wall Oil Co-100 do A A Mginnis-189 to order
14 sks potatoes 3 bbls peae He & Patton an
deles to order-Total 516 bale eottoe
BAYOU SAB---Stamer Lamarb-13 bales
cotton Jurey & BHrris-- Bllackbear & Mllur-7
E J Gay ltoos Roesheaw Oamacek--3 8 Stae
ford4 Ar Milteuberger-3 Jalina, Jobhaos &o-3
B Flowr-l8 Bouligay & Beclapo-18 bbls moles
see J B Villavaao--10 P Maspero-46 eke oolea
seed J Aldige-1 sk or ean J Tbomas-12 sks rice
E a.- dri to order-Total 45 bales otten
8 b3h r 3 bbl maolsesme
ST LOUIS-Steamer Lilgtwoed-164 bbl tfour
F DolBoodlo.-60 do Buaye, Ely &oo--300 do
Prudhomme a Graoe-100 do Hays. Tuestall, oo
260 do B A Perdreauville-164 do C I SBlaybek A
co-40 bbl beaus Jao T Moore--6 toe lard to
Lesaseler & Boarman-40 bxe cakee Baker beo
34 pkgs mdse Allen, Wayne boo-eandrles to or
der
LOWER COAST-Steamer Aloe-17 hhds esgar
24 bbls molaa H F Given-- hLdse ugr A
Tompson-L7 bbls rice A Soool-26 do J David
29 do A D ealvant-10 do F Martin-91 sks bras
E Dupre-36 do to order-SO bble potatoes H
Williamson-4undries to order-Total 21 hdns au
ger 24 bbla molasses
THIBODAUX-S-temer Hetty Bllmore--20
bhds sugar 26 bble moleasee Chas Kook-2 bble
potatoes I Bloom lco-1 do Chee Kock-seadrlee
to order-Total 26 hhds euger 25 bble molasses
ICHEFUBCTE-Bchr Trusillo-24 cords wood
to order
PASCAGOULA--Schr Parmer-35,000 feet
lumber to order
PLARL BIVER-Behr Gen Washington--5,000
feet lumber W W Cerre
BILOXI--Schr 8tar-36,000 feet lumber Sand
ford & Black
BILOX --cbhr Henry Latour-25,000 feet lum
ber W M Green
PEARL RIVER-Schr Alice-38,000 feet lum
ber Sandford & Black
seesiwe by ssaraea.
N O, J & G N-Nov. 2-69 bales cotton to
Warreo, & (rawford &co--29 D R Carroll loo
1'6 Mummy, Luling &co --224 Hyman &co-30
W J Irierson &co-l18 H McColl-63 J R Powell
6 J Williams & Sou-7 West & Wrlght--0 J P
Biggins Loo-16 C A Green-7 Summers & Bran
los-6 Joe Boy Lco-51 Payne. Huntngtona co
11 J & G Cromwell-16 Dickman, Hill oo--6
Henderson & Peale-7 T & 8 Henderoo--18 B L
Adams & Son- 19 T H & J K Allen &co-14 Bar
rett & Lesseier--10 Lacey. Terry &coo-8 W B
Tompsoa-I Meyer, Deutob & Wes-13 Winston,
Morrison &co-4 Von Phbl Broe-6 U Cllnton-18
Jno T Hardle &co-16 Richardeon & May-6 Ho
an & Patton-6 W MeGary-30 Schneider & Za.
berbier-2 Wright, Allen &co-4- Robey, Harvey
&co-2 Jno Cheffe &co-39 Alcus, Scherok & An
tey-3 Britton & Moore-22 S H Aby loo-6 Leh
man, Newasts co-1 8 BRalney-6 Owen Bros
18 8 Friedlander-24 K Biller &oo-7 8 Flower
6 J L Dunnioa loo-3 M Oglesby-9 R L Walker
6 C L Walmsley &co-1 K K Walker too-7 H 8
Addison-21 cane mll. W L Cashing-10 bb!s oil
E A Wetzel-138 pg iron Folgr &co-1500
feet lumber A Wang-1200 do B F Taylor-4000
C Cate-1 car load timber Gubernator Loo
sundries to order-Total 1123 bales ootrton
Nov. 3.--72 bales cotton W J Frierson &co-58
J R Powell-4 T & 8 Henderson-7 Beadles, Win
go &co-43 J P Higgines oo-24 C GOreen-10
Sommers & Branins-- West & Wright-107 Joe
Hey &co----3 Stewart, Galbraith & Fiser--42
J Williams & Son-43 Lacey, Terry &oo-23 T H
& .I M Allen &co--2 C Clinton -1 Dictmea, HIll &
co-8 J & G Cromwell-4 B Rgeont -23 Lehman,
Newgusat co--3 M Oglesby--2 R Flower-32
Richardson & May-34 W B Thompsoo-8 Meyer,
leutch & Weis-3 R L Adams & o8-2 C 8 Whit.
comb-9 Winston, Morrison &co-3 Hogan & Pat
too-7 Payne, Huntington Lco-i Nalse & Cam
mack-3 Von Phul Broe-20 H Ware & Son-6
J b Copes-29 Jno T Hardle &co-6 H Allison &
co--1I W Arthur &co-50 bbls whisky J M Lewis
&co-10 do J I Adams Ico-10 do H Pohlman-25
do Peterson, Hill & Elliott-1 oar load logs 8 W
Tompeon-2 do timber Gabernator loo-aundries
to order-Total 688 bales cotton
N O. O & G W-Nov. 3--10 bWles ootton C H
Mouton &oo-2 Beraed & Gibert-2 A Tertron &
co-3 B L Millandon-2 J W Barbrldge loo-I J
W Lace-10 bble molasses W Bogart-30 do La
ftte & Dllbho-23 do L Grevenboer-13 bides M
Levy--S23 do DeBIsc & Beer--2I do 71 bbls beef
1 hbd 73 tee tallow C A Whineey &co--SOS hide 1
bdl skine 13 bags wool BL Mane neo-1 hbhd to
bacoo A J )omdle-1 bdl bidoe E W Eodoero-3
bags wool W F Wlthrell--80 hidoe e ,rank-25
do Stimm, Levy & Dnesre-I bag speeole Poet &
Hobby 310 hoed stock ed sundries to order--to
tel 2)0 bales cotton 63 bbls moissees
A. &Y mCa.
(SUCCEStON TO IL.LOCK A CO.,)
I HOLESALE BOOKSELLER AND 8TATIONEBR
No. 180 Camsl Street,
EEW OILNANR
Keeps oa hand a ecomplt ntock of Mallaeous
STANDARD BCIIOQOL AND COlWGIATE TEXT
BOOtd, SBTATIOMER., ILA4K sad MEMORAN-;
DL'M BOOKS, of a tlltylt sad Quality. -
A vero full .ne r PAPER, ISIVELOPBS, PHOTOGRAP .
ALBUMS, PIN* IN, Etc.,
Price Lists .t which w be arelshed ie sriaiea.
We continue to sell so law u to reain the nmo ef the
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