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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUCTIONS IN
POSTM AsTERs.

THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILS, VIA HAVANA,
UHAGREs AND PANAMA, will be despatched from New York
December from Charleston g. C and Savan
nah Ga the 10th from New Orleans on or about the 18th and
which packet from New York and
that from New connect, depart 18th
Chagres reaching Panama overland in due
packet that port for San Francisco
LIST day Of January
monthly service will be In operation be-
Chaxres packets will leave the diff
ports during ensuing year, aeeaby the following shed
New York the 18Th and ash Of each month"; Chaecn and sa
month New Oreans
and 30t Havana the 18th and 9TH and Panama
LIST.
They viii leave San francisco month; Chagre
l3h Of each MONTH with privilege San Francisco
the 2h instead Of the LIST
New York the 18th and 9Th of each month";
privilege leaving the 4t, instead Of the 9th, the Chages
mail arrived; Orleans
postage single letter exceeding half ounce in
weight be Havana % Chages 30 cents
Panama. prepaid all and Az cents Monterrey San
Francisco ASTORIA other point IN California Oregon to be
the sender; and
pamphlets postage three each and inland 20 be
added. ]. COLLAMER Postmaster General
PosT oYrIoE DErAKTMEsT, November Is lsa9.
l7-3t
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and no doubt is entertained that the murder has been in
stgated connived at by the Chinese authorities. TO
whom the late governor had made himself obnoxious
The Portuguese soldiers impatient avenge the death
of the Governor had taken possession OF the baregate
and beyond the gate had destroyed small fort the fire
from which molested them In eecng this, Portuguese
soldiers were wounded, and, is said, "a Chinese killed
So soon the intelligence OF the assassination OF the
governor reached Hong Kong, her Majestys ship ANA
ION and steamer Medea left for Macao for the protection
OF British subjects and by their presence to give counte
nance and support to the Portuguese authorities
French and American vessels Of war were at Macao
for similar purposes About 90 British marines were
stationed on shore and party had charge OF Francisco
fort Marines from the American and French vessels had
also landed Ii is to be feared, however that on their
removal further ouages will be committed by the CHI
nese unless conciatoy measures are adopted by the
Portuguese. Signor Amaras death had caused unver-
sal regret among the foreign community His vgor, cour-
age and frmness in dealing with the Chinese nation Sc
cured him the respect and admiration OF all but his very
emnence this respect marked him out Tor assassna-
ton.
We have no particular incident TO report from Canton,
Some energetic had been adopted by the Chi
authorities to put stop to smuggling In the rver
and from which foreigners had not been exempted A
small schooner belonging to British subject had been
seized by order of the consul
Our accounts from Shanghae to the Goth instant
The rains had ceased and fine weather had set in. II
still expected however, that the injury done to the
rice crops would produce much distress, and that dis
turbances would arise during the winter. consider
able quantity of foreign grain had arrived, and more
pected The injury done to the cotton crop is confirmed.
Ii is reported that the mulberry trees also had suffered
severely and that the supplies OF silk will be shorts but
this requires further confirmation.
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sy GREEN & TAsrET, A.euenser..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARRIAGE
III AND HORSE, &C., 1T AUCTIoN-on Wednesday, the 2lsi
Instant we residence Of Mr. T. Matnsy ID
Blaedens Wharf, at 10 O'Clock n large assort
men OF excellent furniture, WIS
Mahogany sofa, bureaus, sideboard, &c.
Do dining, breakfast, centre and card tables
Maple, cane, and chairs, LOUNGES &C.
DO high and low post bedsteads
Paior, chamber, and step carpets
Feather beds, bedding and mattress
Andirons shovel and tongues, and tenders
Cooking psrior, and other stoves, drums, Nc
OF kitchen requisites, with
m other articles In the furniture bnes
Also, good family carriage and horse
under e25 cash Is and not
exceeding $50 so 90 days; $50 credit OF D
and months ndorsed bearing interest
Nov ls-aST&W GREEN TAsTET, Aucfoneers
wishing make good investment. are particularly
which takes place on Monday
For description and FUR
ther particulars, please advertisement. w. II.
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srcCIsnsocls Young,

dFoTney and Counse1or-dtLd~, ~
HAVING Of Chief Clerk Of the Treasury Do
III which held the last sixteen years. has
sumed the practice OF his profession. -,
Ne will devote his principal prosecution Of claims
before Congress, several departments and commissioner on @
eien indemnitcs. -,
10 insure early attention claims against the War; Navy Home
and Post Once Departments including business win the Patent
once he has made arrapremsnp The efficient agents
washington him. by which business OF nature con
ed with The him. win be certan 20 be sdo
In the prompt manner. -,
RkrrRRrcss-Hon n D. fancy, Chief Justice OF the Vmea
have been heads departments NON
beers OF either OF Congress since the year Ios3
once residence y, between iah and lst streets
Nov 13-dimif fsN
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BY e. o. g. g. p. DYER, Aucsioueers.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE NAVY AGENT-On "Wednesday
next instant II O'Clock M shall sell, at the
Washington Navy Yard large assortment Of Naval Stores consist
ing following provisions barrels pork ~ barrels beef 6k
barrels -four II lbs rans, 925 lbs pickles. 1853 lbs
m lbs cheese 400 lbs cheese sls lbs LA gallons beans
lbs gallons spirits.
= SMALL STORES.
scubbng shaving brushes shoe brushes 70
backing papers needless TIA dozen boxes
pepper 10 red pepper Tin pot IN lbs tobacco 52
pieces ape 1863 hmbes 6 bundles ennei "a palm irons
CLOTHING.
blue cloth pea Jackets l6 pair do
shirt, red do undehirt white flannel drawers
yarn socks do do stockings pairs shoes 10y pair
fine do ~ pairs bogans iH pairs P1mps white linen foc
pair white linen GIN yards Of blue cloth
ED. c. G. y. DYER,
Nov. lid Aucnoneers
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VIRGINIA wAsHINeros MonUMEST.

VIRGINIA. WAbHINGTON MONUMENT
Y virtue Of Of Assembly, passed the d Of February
lc4s providing Cor the erection Of George Wash
ingon, the commissioners appointed by the Governor Of Virginia
hereby offer premium Of i've hundred dollars plan m e
monument TO be approved By them, accompanied win Necessary
The win be located the Capitol square, ths cy
OF Richmond, be Virginia granite marble
bnaton Of both and hundred thousand dollars
enclosed TO the Governor Of Virginia.
WILLIAM Y. RTTCHIE,
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ WICKHAM,
THOMAS T. GILES,
NATHI NJ. MARTIN,
JOHN M. BOLTS,
Oct 2i-lm Commissioners
90 The time receiving plans and estimates Is s1s
tended the 9Th Of January
Nov W--cptd
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n oREAr WONDER OF THE WORLDS

BREWERS GRAND MOVING PANORAMA..-For The accom-
Of live the and the citizens that
evening, there will be exhibition AZ
at half O'Clock and also every evening hafpast
during week-conssng 0 NORTH Amer
comprising Mammoth Cave OF Kentucky Niagara Falls
Vernon Natural Bridge OF Virginia together
with days journey through the Praes OF the We evening
Nile, embracing
Pyramids OF and cities view Of the city Of Mexico
Cessna IS 900 feet
Admission rs children under years half price.
Novll Is
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ADAMS q CO.'S WESTERN ExPREss.
EM q

WE respectfully inform public that have commenced run
ming our regular expresses Cumberland Ptsbug Wheeling,
CINCINNATI Louisville Louis. Our express will leave Ba
daily by ~ train arriving In Cumberland same evening"
and thence by express wagon-lne to Pittsburg.
Our arrangements the complete character, and we
hope ansaeng promptly and reasonable
merit great public has been extended TO the
end Of line.
Our wagons deliver goods intended for free Of
additional charge.
w. 3. WOODSIDE,
HOWARD KENNEDY pron,;.,orv
q. w. CASS, 'Np
Office l62 Baltimore
a. Light
30 Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
l6 Wall St, New York.
Court ST., Boston
Nov l6-d4t
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COIREEs DANSANTEES-I. CARUSI has pleasure 70 nony
friends and patrons, that in compliance with the request
Of his former pupils well Of his present classes w
weekly "soireesn win take place every Thursday evening
L. O. respectfully informs the ladies gentlemen Of the city a
vicinity, that his "Dancine and Walking Academy now
opened for the reception Of pupils. -
The most fayorite and fashionable dances comprising ne
Maxourka, Redus Watzes, Waltz, Ceiariou hc
be Introduced ana thorousbiy taught. Nov ID
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HAVING after unavoidable absence,
III IN health the honor the offer OF his
pubc his undivided
shall be devoted to his professional duties Hes ready
heretofore singing and the
may be e for him his residence, Mrs wise's
boarding h between Pennsylvania and street,
an
Observation-Disclosures
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MRS. BLAKE's Private Dancing and Waltsing Acsr
vi denny, Apollo Hail. has been thoroughly and tastcfuy rehn
and open for reception OF scholars Days OF mu
Tuesdays fridays Private lessons from oto O'Clock Ev@
class for gentlemen at 3 O'Clock. -
Refers Hon VIM Ballard Preston, Secretary OF the N
Washington Col Bliss, United States Washington h
bald Campbell esq, War Department washington; Rhnds nv
~. ~, 80 nnao, ~ ,...h;n , - " Noy3
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RICH visitcs and ma.tillss OF the latest P.ri-isn
IL styles This day received invoice Of fly Gro de
Rhine Anrc, and wsered silk vses and msnss, entirely
and elegant Styles which we invite q me ladies
Of the District PHI. HOOE q co.
Nov ie-3wf Intel Repl
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PARLORs FOR RENT.-Newiy and neatly furnished, o.
New York avenue 5t pleasantly located ~ W.
view Of the Presidents House and grounds Inquire on the prem
ises. WIZ tt Nftt.
Nov. 9.-3swu ID. A. oARDNEh
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ZINE Shirts te.-we jua opened few fine and
beautiful yoke-neck Shirts, from New They
made and Of best material, and good IT.
Also woolen, meno, Shirts and Drawers,
YOUNG b OREM,
Nov. l0--2wif Three doors Of Browns Hotel.
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yUI.LARD's HOTEI-snce close Of business
w this Hotel has undergone entire
ing painting sc and other improvements added for the
With personal
capable assistants, Hotel
merit share Of the coming winter business.
Nov l0-d3w H.'A. WILLARD.
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We have received the Bombay mails OF the 18th Sep.
TENDER and the LIST ut The amount OF rain fallen is al
most beyond precedent and the floods throughout India
have been most destructive In instance the rain
and the flood have by their united operation produced
most respected eiect-the renowned fort of Mooan,
with all its bomb poof dependencies, which had long
held out against all kinds OF assalants has melted away
before the joint attacks OF the monsoon torrent and the
flood OF the Chenaub On the 18th OF August the rain
began-buildng after building fell in rapid succession
and the 23d the river had covered the whole country
The floods gradually assembled the Of the rivers
at the rate II is said, OF about 10 miles daye and had
Everywhere done S M, much temporary n, damage
OF the conclusion of the sanguinary episode which the
Moplah instruction in the Madras Presidency had fur.
o ID seems that hs troop, ordered to avenss he
ing OF the Grenadier Company Of the 9tsh regiment
sisted by another company OF the 39th native infantry
cane up with the insurgents the 4th Of September
The Mopabs, in number only 81, Immediately attacked
our troops and only OF the whole number would
cept quarter. The rest were all slain.
The news from the Puniaub is almost entirely mere
detail of the movements of the troops who form the
army OF occupation In several OF the stations much
sickness had prevailed. AT Wyzeerabad upwards of 90
Europeans had been struck down by apoplexy on the
18th OF August and the subsistence OF the floods had been
everywhere followed by increased mortality At Moo-
tan almost all the Europeans suffering from fever
Inc cold weather was however setting in, and the sick
Sir c. Napier and the Governor General were to leave
Sma about the end OF October the former proceeding to
Peshawur on a tour OF inspection.
China.
ASSASSINATION or THE GOVERNOR or MACAO BY THE
SHIsEsE-Our correspondence from Hong Kong is to the
both of August most atrocious act OF barbarity had
been committed at Macoa on the 22d OF that month, in
the assassination Of his exceency the governor Sgnor
de Amara While taking his customary ride in the eve
ming, accompanied by his abide camp, about half mile
from the fort, and 800 yards from the barrier gate he
was suddenly attacked by eight Cinnamon, and dragged
from his horse, when the murerers hacked off his head
and hand, and disappeared through the gate The aid.
de-camp was also thrown from his horse and severely
wounded. II was well known that rewards had been
offered at Canton and elsewhere for the Governors head
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Oeneral dhAutpOul, Minister OF War.
N. Achile Foud. Finance.
NJ. Ferdinand Banot Home Department
"a A. de Rayneval, the minister at Naples, Foreign
M. Dumas, Commerce and Agriculture
M: de PaIrieu, Public instruction and Worship
Admiral Roman Desiosses, Marine and Colonies
M. Bineau, Public Works.
General dHsutpoul is charged. ad INTERIM in the alb
ssnee Of M de Rayneva with the portfolio Of Foreign
All ne above belong to the majority Of the Legislative
We read In the Debats.
Yesterday at 10 O'Clock all the minister's with the ex
oas BY s.s%Ssa IN council az IL.
Etysee The conversation IL IL said, commenced on the
for Dc Fsooa To"i. Bo ~a ad
dressed the minister's and while expressing his sympathy
that in hi. eyes bis csbns, had not known how 10 pre-
serve rs towards the majority Of the Assem-
Italy, and the last deliberations Of the representatives
who meet AZ the Council Of State and In which the leading
in the event Of ministerial crisis The Pse.ideo also. Il
sad complained Of the delay which had taken place in
corps drcmafigss and he concluded from ali these facts
that sufficiently intimate sccord did not exist between
Ss o Ss esSn. M
the President was perfectly at liberty TO choose his minis
~ Win s"a
.ser the last vote Of the majority, they could not tender
their designations M Louis Bonapsre then gave them
and that he Intended to call other persons TO hi. council
on ierng the ministers said TO have declared with
snoaoe anxiety, which does them honor, that until the
new ministry was formed they would remain their post
70 watch over the direction Of affairs and the public safety
in the present state Of the public mind minsrYis crisis
could not without great danger be prolonged than IS
we must declare that our surprise. our a.,opishmen,.
does not yield 20 that Of any one But may add. ths
srtrsonary things 70 believe that we are in truth md in
the way Of common sense In not feeling all the unessines
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
OUINdNE,, GAbQMEL, BLUE MASS. lpE, or
as can be procured elsewhere-Call and sZ
NJ indge=Dr. E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- La
3D. SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled
EXTRACT OF COPAiVA, sARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior to
the Capsules or any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA. ia L! I'VE E,onoh,
IOuIsTANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
Especial attention paid 70 the treatment of Rheuma
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
6V Office corner Magazine and Poydras sts. n23 1y3dD
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STONE L. McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEVlAT HAN CIR Gus.

Under direction and OF JOHN SMITH
rINHE Universal Public NewOreans respectfully informed
that the New Leviathan Circus Stone e. McCoum
hoiing on Congo Square, First Municipality.
The troupe by far the the United States comprising
unequaed Circus this other
country. The representations will of series of Gymnastc
and Acroba Eouon and those superior acts and
excellence highly appauded by the citizens OF Mo-
bile the last weeks the host OF talent attached
the New Levahan would merely mention the names OF the
following who their line, universally to
uneqaled the world Eaton Stone. the best rder
world. T. McCoum unequaed Equestrian La Belle
Rosa, Mercury Female Equer John smith,
conessey the best representative of Ethiopian characters living
H. P. Madgan NJ j. Lpman Backwood, j. X. Shay, A. Levi
D. W Stone, Coleman B. Brown, F. Founs Brena,d a. and
W. Hinfev, Ben Jennings, Green Johnson, "A leadmg
Of the New Levaan the magnificent
Band, the direction the celebrated H. Gau The
Arena brilliantly illuminated NTH and arranged
for the Family Parties and be engaged
pcation the Box Office between the hours of 10 and II A. NJ
IL In The Fremen Anniversary and Procession
Sunday the DAY PERFORMANCE will take place Sat
urlay l2o'clock. FRANKLIN and DALE will appear
ss Admission, rs CENTS to all parts of the house, yA
RoFERs sPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No 107 POYDR.4S Street. .Nsv Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to Q P. NJ, and
~ FROM 4 to O'CLOCK, P. NJ. jas
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent, By VINCENT WILLIAMS,
- Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, March 1-Anved, steamer General Lafay.
cite, with AZ Beeve 1C0 Hogs 1870 Sheep and 70 Calves
steamer Tuscumba, with 50 Beeves. Prices changed
folows-Beef 1st class 707s, I'd do 6. Sd do. 45c ID
Hogs 4044c ID; Sheep, 1904 y head Mich Cows.
sW0s4O o head; Hay, s14G015 p ton Corn, 45050c.
bushel Oats. BIC. q bushel Bran, 60O7Oc. leo ib
Oil-cake, 81 . 100 H.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY Council Thursday, March L.
This body held special meeting in accordance with the call
of the Mayor-eeven members present. The Mayors
sage and the Report of Messrs Dunbar and Pile with
other documents in reference to the high stage of waer and
the danger of overflow read and after remarks
by Mr.. Bahe the great damage which the property
holders in the Municipality would sustain in of an over
flow. Mr. Fabe moved the appointment OF Committee OF
Five to act with the Mayor and Recorder and
the o. tine Of n ne Ueei m
deemed expsdient and necessary to protect the city from in
undatOn The motion agreed to- and the Recorder ap
pointed Messys Bahe Fabre. Witt. Barnes and Lanato
members of the Committee. The Council then adjourned
THIRD MUNICIPALITY Cousc1L-Thursday, March 1st
At the special meeting of this body only five members
present Messs Solomon Page, Witt Nicnmede. and
Dearusa So there being quorum adjournment took
place The members present however took the fepons
biy of empowering the Surveyor to employ thirty ad
dional abore and eight horses and carts TO assist In
making the necessary repairs to the leves at Bougny
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TO BUILDERS
BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 206 B.4RONyNE STREET.


YNHOSE engaged in Building can find at this large ~
L Establishment very extensive and c0mp!eteE efA
Stock comprising every description of high snd lowlH2
priced H HARDWARE employed in the Building "
line, at the k0uest market prices.
All inventions and Improvements in Locks, Sliding
Door Trimmings, Bell Pulls Front Door Locks and I'll
kinds OF Fasenngs common well as of the most costly
kinds manufactured.
MARBLE MANTELS-A large and handsome assgrt.
ment Of NJ arbfe M antels and Mantel Crates, Marble
Hearths, Tile, etc.
Fancy Iron Balconies, Ratings and verandahs. smbn-
cling and beautiful patterns. will be put mp 70
IRON SHUTTERS; Bank; Vault and Safe Doom
IRON RAlLINGS for Public Squares and Parks, TO-
geher with the Stone Work furnished and up complete
FRONTS FOR STORES, with lion and Grsnite Col
umns furBished and ct up eompete At reduced prices
Leader Bottoms of Cast Ir0n various patterns and
Oamenal Cast lion Columns. for Storefronts and Avn
ings Ventilatcn OF all sizes Sash Weights store Door
Bolts Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Bolts for Sashey
and Folding Doon Sliding Door Trmminxs. Of every kind
in at prices from "a SO to go per SET complete
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz: Locks. Bell Pulb.
Gallery Balls Door Numbers and Pew Plates. Bell Lsvsn.
Butt Hinges Z.
large and complete stock Of best Boston Ais con
SANITY hand including 3D., fine 3D. Sd. 10d. Finshng.
Stating Nails, etc at the LoDest City Pyices ylb I'm
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FIREs.-The house of w. Anderson, at Eaton
Rapids, Mich, was burned week before last. Mrs.
Anderson and the children were saved with much
difficulty, but Mr. Anderson persisted in the flames.
Two brick stores in Utica, N. Y, occupied by
Messrs ID. D. T. Bourne and d. Morgan, were de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday morning, the 18th ult.
The buildings were total loss, and damage to the
extent of $4,000 was done to the property therein.
On the 18th ult large wooden house in Cam
bridgeport, Mass, 70 feet long, and divided into
three tenemnets, was entirely destroyed by fire.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OPFIcR, !
Friday Morning. March q 1870 (

CRESCENT OpF1cx,
Friday Morning. March 3. 1885,
COTTON-The Cotton market was rather frmer yester.
day morning but subsequently became heavy again. and
1000 bales.
I,fs,io, Nrw-oELEA ANS o ,a.ssc o
Mddipg $685. Good Fail. - :. nominal
Good Mlddlng. ..6ss(O65s Good and Fine. -. nominal
IobACGO.-The only sale reported to 30 hhds,
IL a. at &C. and 20 r. at &c. h. The whole stock on sal
l. less than 1000 hhss so
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. Sugar in moderate de-
mand and 800 hhds taken former prices The sales of
olasses 500 bbs l5 l6c for inferior and 1s19c
Tor good to prime. Market dull
FLouR-The business rather larger than usual. and
prices little lower. Sales of 3400 bbs viz 1871 bb Ohio
on the Leyee at "a 80 2O0 DO (stsned package lower
rate not reported and 2O bbs, choice Missouri brand at
a5 20 q Dbl
CORN.-The shipping demand active and prices still i'm
proving Nearly 10000 sacks Sold including 500 sacks prime
yellow at $500 do inferior mixed at 49, 1880 do white
49, $500 do white and yellow (5OO and l30 in store at A.
4oO sacks in store and 1900 do aboas and be delivered
on private terms
PROFESSIONALISM is retailing Mt 40 BIZ and 40 %
for Mess and Prime and 100 bbs Prime Mess sold s1O
ao loO eco fb Bulk Pork (hog round) at % 52 100 h.
sale OF l20 boxes Singed Bacon for the English market
oac. b. of Lard So bbs Grease sold AZ. l05 bbls
NO at Oh, and offered for lot strictly Prime
GUNNY BAGS.-50, 900 in bales sold at 91sc., cash.
SALf-lOOO bags Coarse short weight sold shpboard
at70c - :
CoFFEE.-Sales of 7C0 bags good Rio at $40
FLAASEED.-A sale of 30 tierces at Sc so o tierce.
ROSlN-s50 bbs Wilmington sold on the Levee at 9Oc
.WHISKY.-smal lots of Rectifed bring lSOlS1I. and
AL bbls. Raw sold at 18c. o gallon
EACHANGE.-No alteration in the rates.
rhElGHTS.-Cotton shipped in British vessels for Liver
pool ITO MI up) at E32f9-l6d. bark taken for Trieste
A. lac for Cotton; also bark for New York to load with
Sugar up the Sc 80 and brig for Philadelphia Ito
load at Baton Rouge at 81 p hid