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POPULATION OF CANADA.-The official estimates
make the present population of the two Canadas
very nearly million and half of peope-in actual
figures, 49l 42l; of whom 76S, 1874 reside in Lower
723, 0S7 in Upper Canada Each of these colonies
sends AZ members to the Provincial Parliament.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

al me NEW IOHh SlOhE, 100 FoYuIas sHeet
DRINTED Mnslins ast-coou andibeautifu patterns, at
121se per yard selling at the hea stores at
Is to Zoe. Scotch GiDghams 12kc cases Swiss asins
54 WIDE at 30c per I'd usually sold al 5Oc French Da
Gents large Linen Cambria Bdkfs style at - so
per dozen worth double the 5000 yards White Linen
less than uc in the city g Irish Linens, by the large
or SIN all quantity less than whoes prices Pure Linen
zoe per yard and upwards Undrsssed Family Linen at
&c., good be bought for Soc Buyers can te the
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Also
full variety Of the newest and richest styles OF Fancy aud
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The sub cnber would
lew leading articles very cheap. with view OF obtaining
exorban profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera or hard
mes-a saving per diem of from fifteen to twenty doass
in rent and expenses-he can afford sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be by enormous profits. New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets
mhI2 wv l192 r. BROWN, 1865 Poydras 4.
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Mr.. FoRREsT-Mr Forrest has written another
letter in regard to the criticisms his acting pub
lished in London Out of tenderness for the repn-
tation of the American tragedian, we do not pub
lsh any part of his letter. or even make an abstract
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returned, but ran off with the money we had adj
yanced: whence we concluded that they were two
consummate villains, of whom we were the dupes.
Believe me, my dear children, however probable a
ghost story may appear, it will, in the end, prove
to be the result Of an excited imagination, or will
full fraud.'' ~
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Two BOYS KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-On the
Goth ult, juring thunder shower, two lads, sons
of Leeds Dougherty, who were fishing in East
Fork, in Clermont county, Ohio, ran to large
sycamore tree, when the storm commenced, and
sat themselves down at its root. Another lad, son
Of Collins Dougherty, was also one of the party.
While the Youngsters were sitting there, securely
as they thought, the lightning struck the sycamore,
and running down its trunk, killed the two brothers
instantly; the other lad was SO stunned that he
could not stir hand or foot for several hours. When
last heard from he had not yet recovered, although
there were some hopes. When the boys were found
one was sisting struck his back against the tree,
his hands in his pockets and his countenance nat
ural. The other had fallen upon the ground. The
stunned lad groaned, by which means passer-by
discoverad them iss'as- L ~sts
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GOVERNMENT AS SUBscRIBER.-The editors OF
the New York Evening Post, and of the Boston
Post, publish copy of the following note, re-
spectivey addressed to them:
III DEPARTMENT OF STATE. I
Washington, 10Th March, 1919.
To the Proprietor of the Boston Mcrnng Post, Boston
SIR-I directed inform that the subscription to
paper the part of this Department is discontinued
You requested transmit your account for payment
made up TO the date of the reception of this notice.
EDWARD STUBS, Agent.
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NEW LEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 3, 1s4o.
Appointments by the President

Appointments by the President
BIZ and Nth the aduiee and con sent Of the Senate.
William Pennington, of New jersey. to be Governor of
Minnesota F-
George NJ Dewey of Flint Michigan. to be Receiver Of
Public Moneys Genesee Michigan the place OF Charles
C. Hascali, whose term of office has expired. Il
APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAVY. D.. = =,
Francis M Gunneli to be Assistant Surgeon in the
Navy pice Alexander Robinson, deceased.
First Assistant Engineer jesse Gay. to be Chief Engineer
in the Navy from the Dist of October 1873 to fill avacaney
occasoned by the resignation Of John Faron. Jr.
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PERFUMERY, ETC.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW
i ORLEANS.-Having become agent for the NMAA
sale OF ERFU M e RY TisaSY


En a No. 122 Charres street, New Orleans, s"s''"
assure you that can furnish every article in that
NSA line fresh and not inferior to any imported from
- Europe pledge myself to sell every article. ac;
coding quality cheap possibly sell and
guaranty every article. Ladies gentlemen who have fine
Toilet bottles for Extract of Cologne Lavender fine Pomade
Cold Cream, have them replenshed on very reason
abe terms saving the expense of epurchasing new bottles
hope you will call and examine store and see TOR you
selves wish TO avoid every thing like deception wish 70
inspire every lady gentlemen who purchase from me
with confidence in my stock. am here not to make e
money and off spend in other counties here are an
my interests and sympahies If successful you VIII event. IT
ualy establishment truly American ana wothy u
your beality. fortune seeker MAKE money
enable approach gentleman as pessip
gentlemen have Dressing room Wei soppie9 WIN tne
best SHAVERS and HAIR-CUTTEkS 70 ne rqn9d any
where without any regard to expense. Wy BATHS nave
careful and polite attendant shall ever be ready to walt
on tbe ladies first as is their due and my choice SHAH give
general supervision the whole establishment and see
that even the most fastidqus pleased.
~ the sole agent in this city Tor he II
pared HONE 4rkdncite Stone prepared By Ill ard
stone truly believe far superior to any stone heretofore IN
e for ali kinds of Instruments The engraver4 dent
t cutler barber and all persons who wish 10 fine edge
tool will find to their advantage to purchase this Hone
NV KAPURLAPIUM possesses all he virtue has so long
maintained and still stands unrvaed fo5 p.eysntng the
iva Iy d&W Nos % St. Charles and q Common SIS.
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SALVAGE TO THE PLYMoUTH.-The {" Friend
of China and Hong Kong Gazette " states that the
u. S. ship Plymouth has been awarded $4,000
salvage on the cargo and block of the brig Arrow,
stranded at Cumsingmoon in the typhoon of the LIST
of September. The vessel and cargo were valued
at $3.50, coo, upon which the award is trife over
four ner cent. --.------ -
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Col. FREMoNT's PARTY.-The rumored loss of
this exploring party, produces considerable anxiety
throughout the country. Among his party were
Capt. Cathcart, an English officer; Henry King,
of Georgetown, d. c.; three brothers by the name
of Kern, from Philadelphia; Mr.. Bens, an artist,
from Washington; Alexander Cooley and nephew,
Il. E. Breckenridge, Josiah Ferguson, Benjamin
Bede, III. J. Wise, and w. Bacon, from the neigh
borhood of St. Louis; John Scott, an Englishman
Vinson Haler, from Ohio; T. S. Martin, from Ten
nessee; Charles Taplin, from Jackson county, Mis-
souri, and young man from Little Fort, in Hi
nois-all of whom if the accounts that have reach
ed us prove true, must have persisted. 1t is to be
hoped that the accounts from Santa Fe may prove
untrue. No doubt they have been, to say the
least greatly exagperated, /. -f.ts-I H..
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THE EPIDEMIC IN WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS
1t has been already stated that alarming disease
existed at Milbury and Sutton, called by some the
spotted fever, and by others the cholera A post
nnortem examination of one who recently died shows
according to communication in the Worcester
Spy) that the disease is what is called by scientific
men cerebro spinal meningitis, or, in common Ian
guage, inflammation tof one or more) of the MEM
branes investing the brain or spinal marrow Its
likeness to the spotted fever, cholera is only its
likeness to all disease which makes a sudden and
profound impression upon the nervous system. The
inflammation in the case examined had gone to
suppuration, the forming of prnrient matter. A
milder form would constitute what is called dropsy
of the brain. A similar epidemic prevailed to a
frightful extent among the soldiers of the French
army in 1899.
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A. II. COCHRAN s. CO.,

q Fl TChOupitOuIds street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and In
" porters of FRUITS NUTS. etc, have for sale
RAISINS-300 packages. whoes. halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-in jars and fancy boxes K-III
FIRE CRACKERS-5O0 boxes No. i
PECANS-200 bags and barrels, fine Texas. "
CHAMPAGNE-1e0 baskets. lss-i,i+
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No l. .oo
BRANDY CHERRiEs-MUSCATW INE-30O cases;
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y j. Caldwell &.Co.
FIGS-3000 drums. extra SUPERIOR -~.<.x.,- -,
PEPPER PlMENTO and RACE GlNGER-40e bags
MACKEREL--An invoice assorted.
AhMONDS-300 trails and bags Soft Shell
WIN ES--Por various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga.
200 cases Old Spanish.
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, apdFevery variety OF
Fruits and Nuts
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-500 bushels. r =
SCREENED SCHUYiKlI.L COAL-250 casks.
BUTTER-2o0 kegs superior st. Louis. mh2 I'm
Agency Of the eeleI5ated American Powder Co.
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MANoRIAL ANTI.RENT MEETING.-The Delhi
Freeman's Advocate, the organ of the Equal
Rights Anti Rent Association of Delaware county,
gives the proceedings of another enthusiastic Anti
Rent demonstration held in Bloomville, Kortright
township, on the 18th ult.-Col. VIM Holiday, Of
Colchester, Chairman, and H. S. Butts, Secretary
Addresses were made by the Chairman, A.. G.
Boomhower, and A. j. Ten Brock. A series of
very strong resolutions were adopted, stating in
substance that the tenantry in the country are well
satisfied that the landlords have no legal or equia
BILE right to enforce the collection of rents, or any
valid or just title to the lands they claim in Della
ware county, and that all rents paid them by the
tenants oppressvely, unjustly and illegally ex-
acted till full and fair investigation of the titles
to manoral lands be had, which it is believed will
terminate against such ownership; it is also deemed
incumbent upon every. Anti Renter to use all his
efforts politically and otherwise to stay the collec-
ton of rent until such an investigation takes place.
The recent plea by the Van Rensselaers of the
statute of limitation is considered dishonest and
contemplate, and an admission that they possess
no paper title to their vast manors, conclusivsly
showing the rottenness and corruption of landlord
ism as exhibited in the State of New York. Ii
resolved to pay more rent except at the very
last extremity and to oppose it to the end and at
the same time warning the landlords OF their in
tentions. .....5.
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A GARD.
nR. DODSON has returned from the North, and vii
IL his practice fomeryespeciay the treatment
of Piles Fstua, diseases of the Bladder, etc. Structures
from whatever treated for radical cure without the
of caustic Routing instruments -
DIR. FLINT says Tin writing for set Of my instrumen)
The more have reflected them, and experienced the
of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that have provided by ingenuity and SKILL
a surgical desideratum in that particular" =
tE- His newly -invented and improved instruments toi
the retention and radical cure of HERN are adapted TO
every variety of Rupture and when well fitted are worn
with ease and comfort The blocks do not imbibe perspa-
ton and become offensive The springs are PREPARED 70 re-
ss its corrosive effects and the may be removed ana
washed pleasure Unequiyoca OF permanent
nv office No. 2 UNION street. second door from 1T.
Cbarless St. fy4 d&W3m
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

M H. MEI Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. ~
WI. maker aud dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD tgeh
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. H IN
All Jewely ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices. ml8oAx
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VIM. s. NOR G A N,
PRACTICAL WATCH MA Err,
81 C.A.N.4L STREET. Third Door from Camp street,
TlNHE subscriber has just received additional supply Of
GooDS, consisting Of very supe. tA.
FT~Ss nof Gold and Silver Watches. with SN,,A
x TX Hunting Gases of NJ. l. Tobias, e.sAA1s
Roke and other superior makers also fine London duplex
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Badies BRACELETS
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencils Cases Finger Kings
himself in the Northern markets from the latest European
mporaops consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases hne
Fans Retcules, Scissors fine assortment OF SILVER
WARE, pure as coin; and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates. JaIo On
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MAGuIRE,s DAGuERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks the liberal patron
u eye bestowed him he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into Neworeans,
i've year. ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world He specimens
exhibited the Fair in composition with Others taken By
the best operator from and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens at his
but those taken By himself NJ assures the public that hla
the His long experiences and constant practice are
the best Inducements to pssoni DESTROYS OF In tne
cheaper than the city, all other articles the same
Plates at ~ per dozen Scovs No for % 2-guarane
best plates made the United States Cases "a ID and
% so; NewYork Cameraa at 418.
GT- Orders from the country promptly attended
fTy- Entrance No. CAMP street. u
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ALEXANDER HILLS

USE RURN HING STORE,
So Camp street. NewOrleans,
VTIHERE families can find all articles of House keeping,
w comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNiTURE-Cooking Utensils Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets, Brass and Steel; ShOvels and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron. ware
ENAMELLED and patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs. ,
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS
WOODWARE-Bra and Iron bound CEDAR PALS,
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons
BRUSHES-Fancy and Plain Busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes. - u,
MATS-Jute Manila, Alicante, Palm and Husk MATS,
WATERS. and TRAYS. ,,,e,
BRASS, Britannia, and new Metal CANDLESTlCkS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES: $500 .
ID. " j. Wnghts patent premium COOK STOVES for
Wood or Coal-with fixtures complete; the most ap-
nroved article in use mara 6m
nv Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at reduced nrices
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DAGU ERREOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.

RY the application of the above mysterious agent to Pa.
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sEcoND7catchlng the precise
expression instantly and fixing ndeby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish retain in their families good
LKENEssEs of relations friends do at moderate
eioe. Rooms of Canal and Chartres stsEnrance
No. Chartres street lmy31 yJ w. II. HUTCHiNGS.
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H@ $500 1881 . ,te tlI.sss % lto8g agiwoA-
p s,a9ssg9Tsaa is1ssss isds,so sas NJ saas Ter
- = eaa go afn4s essn nss5 sfssl esHa5fsqssi
~ e'Yai - sils=so. s;'f bas teaL.
.gns5'saii
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Corner of TCHO UPITOU and JULIA Streets
VJNIS House has been thoroughly repaired and fitted
no in good state and is open for the reception N
of BOARDERS. The subscriber respectfully solcits
milo 6md&W JOHN HOOVER. Manager
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I
Corner GIROD and NEW LETEE SIS. Nen orfeans.
i font Of the principal Steam and Flatboat IL
Landings, and affoais peculiar accommodstons for
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
furnish the Bar will supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors. all of which selected with great No
lie patronage JAMES KOACH, Manager.
ola 6m Successor to JOSEPH E. BELL.
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cRoC kerry AND ne GIAS sWA ARE,
COUNTRY MERCH ANTS and City Realizes 90
- will find at the sign of the GREAT PITCHER M
81 Camp Street. Graver of the largest stocks VY
of @ UEEN S w ARE ever imported into the a.
United States all of superior quality, latest pattern and
shapes Assorted Crates for County Trade.
Also Debenture Goods for the Mexican market large
assortment of GLASSWARE.
fF5- Terms moderate, and packing guayantled
fy33md&W SAM'L. E. MOORE. 81 Camp ST.
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ThETIy.
HAVE received large additions their stock Of INDIA
III RUBBER GOODS. These Goods of the best
manufacture. and warranted to stand all extremes Of
weather s. 81 b. would call the particular attention oil
Caornans to their Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets
manufactured with special reference to the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
Water proof Bags Pontoon Bags: Saddle Bags. ETC. IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds; WadIng
etc AsoSTENTS, TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles, Brides:
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

y =
112 GRAVTER Street. betioccn 81. Charles and Ca,ex
deet StrstOne door from TIE CORNER ct CareSdsaet Sc
l fully informs her friends and the public generally, -
that she continues in the above eligible location 0ccu M
MED by her during the last year. She has had her
HOUSE thoroughly retted and prepared for the accomo
daton Of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by gent attention the comfort and con
venence her patrons merit and receive continuance OF
the same Her terms will be. as heretofore. MODERATE
9 lvd
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
NY person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
N such recommended in hspaper apply at No 20
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
HolbrOOk OSyter Saloon and ReStaurs

HAS made aIrangsments to be At all times supplied with
q Bsrataria which win be served VsSN ~
&3 T. up in every style, to suit the pal 4MMW
2AHExzk bis anan gemenis to be supplied with every
variety OF GAME and FISH in the preparation OF which
no pains will be spared crafty the taste OF the most std
ious epicure On his Bill Of Fare will always be found
STEAKS, CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind Of POUIr
TRY and IN short, every thing in season that can be
procured !" G ja30
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CORNER CUSTOJMHO USE .sND ERQNT SITS.
M ILL, be opened the reception of BOARDERS
w WEDNESDAY. January 3, 1919 Well fur a.
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen sss
TABLE-the best the market will afford. 80
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly the accommodation of city and transient Board
ers TITS one of the most healthy and situations in the
city and no pains will be spared to render those who may
stop with him, comfortable. 2. g.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
Terms as reasonabea as any establishment Of the kind
in fho o;tv Tiai dS Wit r. ALEXANDER Proprietor.
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TO RENT.

NOR RENT-The fine Three-stOry DWELLING -
Il HOUSE. No. . B.4ROANE STREET Pos 81
session to be given immedately Apply to LAA
uo Ct or coHEN & LABATT. y Exchange Place.
DLEAsANT ROOMS AND OFFICES FOR
Il Rem i = In Banks 3rcade. Apply at 20 Natchez
street, up Stairs. az
SHOP AND IL SfBER 4 ARD,
D situated IthOgpt0ltas street, betrea Julia -
and S. Joseph street for Rent Apply at % NatcheL Al
street, up Stairs. d -
ITO RENT-The SECOND STORY OF rs Cas- -
4 tOBiOHSt street, suitable for Storage OF Furniture, IA
has a Hosting Wheel and other cOuvenanues. Rent-A
d3 }. DURBRDGE 4 co, on the premises.
TENO RENT.-Furnished Rooms 10 rent at No. Car 81
4 r0 street. breakfast will be given it required. A If
ply on tie premises. 90 -
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Peasant e
II Furnished Rooms in the large tHo-story house, f
with Galleries, at The corner Of ST. John and PerddoA
streets. no
FTNO BElNT.-Two three.story Brick DWELLING 81
L HOUSES situated Circus street between Canal f
go III PRlESrLH 3 BEN, Sc andsl Camp st.
/ no RIsNF.-Fwo Frame DWELLING HOUSES 81
4 DuplantieF, between Constance and Magazine f
Streets on the shady side Of the street. Apply on the@A
/ premises nll
I GSTORE TO RENT.-Phe large toursoFy Store Tor par
- Otsame) No. 20 rchoupitouias street formerly
cuped by Kennedy \ Foster, being splendid location II
tos large Western Grocery Dry Coos House. ForA
ni9 WIN. L. GUSHING & co. IS Common st
ITO RENT OR FOR SAI,E-A pleasant Tw0-siOr
4 Residence, with . Rooms, small Flower Garieu -
The House nearly newsiugtad iu Robin street, szs
fFcrH Camp and HdgE-iHF II VII be rented reasonable q
a Good Tenant. ~ For particulars apply at No. 3
TCuOUPlrOULAS STREET. dS 81
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lTOBACCD.--Not Il transaction came 70 our nese.@
SUGAR AND OL.ASSES.-Thers was more trrnresI
dipaysd in the Sugar market, and 800 bids were sold az 20
as5 for Common and 87S04e for FaiE MolaHes s'sady'
with ga Of 1000 bbls 90z0l nearly al he prime ots
being at the highest Price.
FLOUR-ScaYaelg any thing done ~ flour yaeflys
buTe holding off, only offering s5 q for superiine ~
LOUIS Illinois, ETC.. while s. ~ 2 % - ere lne common
asking rates Tie sales barely 800 or 600 bbis, intending
l08 bbl Fine "a So and the residue IN small o at . lSas
IS Is and Is % for good St Louis and similar brands
CORN-Pnces arc again l0weFs and 1900 sacks can on
the Level have sold, including 90 SACKS white and
mixed at a 500 sacks, party for England at %
1870 sacks in Tires ots, IS and 40 sacks prime yellow
Gin the nnonagJ at &c a. lie eese Dc was about the
ruling rate.
BRAN-2o0 sacks taken on tle iieFes a. ase- u 100 D.
OATe-9J0 sacks 81. Louis were soe q 5ie-, and 40
saeks Ohio from fiatboat, at sc. y busheL
PROVISIONS. = There scarcely any mag done IN
Pork the few sas being b. retail az ely = os ie and
IS Is for Pine In Bacon we ony heard q a.si
lions At 55fes Tor prime Sides and r. i0f jane
Lard in sone request, with sales Of ~ BOZ, ea9 ~
H. 100 and 60 No. 5z1s and q bos nieiios q
41lc. y b. ,o-1
COFFEE-sales Of z300 bags Rio Cmosty ois "a We
He Prime new crop held at iSc.
LIIEA cargo Of 1000 casks Thomasi2n aea 81 q %
deliverable up the coast. 49,
sALT.-5OO sacks Turks Island brought lie sss ae-
hveTed. ..s "a h q, -,
WHIsKY.-Reetffed selling in small i9ts g. y ald ~
bbIs Dexer's old on the Lsyee az Sc g gaiola
FREIGHTS.--AB 1enen ship taken for ts'a '-1el'
fJF Cotton a ship for HavEs 56e,, an A5ltag p II
Liverpool at 3D. for Corn, and brig 10 load l ~
Net York, az 90 30 . hid