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Colossal SrRADDLE.-The Springfield Repub-
can, in speaking of candidate for Congress, says:
" He stands with one foot on the Baltimore and the
other on the Buffalo platform. And the two are as
Wide apart as the East and West"
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A VETo.-Gov. johnson, of Pennsylvania, sur
prised the Legislature few days ago with his first
veto-it being upon bill to divorce a Mr.. johnson,
of Pttsburg, from his wife. The only ground for
asking the divorce his brutal treatment of his
wife, bringing it within the power of the courts,
and as the Governor says rendering legislative in
reference unconstitutional
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WISCONSIN LEGIsLATURE.-The Legislature OF
Wisconsin, on the 26th ult., passed resolutions OF
censure upon the course of Senator Walker with
regard to the subject of slavery, and of appreciation
relative to the course of Senator Dodge.
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STEAMER MAIL FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
CHARLEsToN-It has been proposed to make ap
pcation to the Postmaster General for the convey
ance or regular mail between Philadelphia and
Charleston, by the steamers of the Philadelphia
and Atlantic Steam Navigation Company, and it
is said that A. w. Thompson, the President of the
company, intends to lay the matter before Mr..
Cnllamer
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nr" Souvenir de Paris, Polka de Salons" by
II. E. Lehman. We have received piece of
music, with the above title, from the author, and
although we have not heard it performed we pre-
sumo it is good, judging from the acknowledged
ability of this gentleman musician. 1t is for
sale at all the principal music stores.
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DIP SEAMAN co. will, from To-
IAN Day, reduce the price all their Fresh Imported ~
WHY SPRING GOODS LADIES VIII find every article X
~ of DRESS GOODS house of the newest VI
k styles richest Materials a very little the II
- of the articles.
d. P. sCANLAN g. CO, No u Charities
styles OF ORGANIZES, BALZARiNES
and JACONETS Just Also, FRENCH
CHAMBRAYS and BATlSTE GlNGHAMS which will be sold at
is cents-worth 25 cents per yard. aplI 6t2dp
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AUCTION SALE. = Beard, Calhoun & Co. sell
this day, at IL o'clock, at Banks's Arcade, Real
Estate in the Second Municipality.
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New BooKs.-See the advertisement of Messrs.
d. Woodruff Co., of valuable English books, ETC.,
at 50 Camp street
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Democratic Association held CALL Wednesday
nst motion of NJ. M Reynolds Esq,
Resoed, That Association the
Democrats Of the several Representative Districts parish
Orleans do hold meetings before SA rURDAY the instant
for the purpose eecng State
Convention, to be held in Baton Rouge n MAY next.
Be II further RESOLVED, That
adoption of the basis laid down by the Legislative
Convention that Of Delegate for 100 democratic
each District last Presidential
gate for every fraction Of so or follows
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M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT.
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, Neu Orleans. La

GDr At the above Establishment always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Consisting Of NOVELS, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, ScrxNT1
FIC, COMMERCIAL, GEOGRAPHIC and MEDIC l. Works.
Also-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
Together with all the principal Daily Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders for article the trade supplied
with dispatch Books Mailed Prompt attention paid
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported to order
j. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office, Nsv Orleans La.
F. g. Complete arrangements have principal
Publishers throughout the Union supply works a.
last as issued. mills 6m2dp JCN
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Middesex county gives Booth nearly 400 ma
jority. New Haven county gives Babcock about
$50. Cleveland is elected by about 100 majority
perhaps $50. Waldos majority is estimated at 100.
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HANDSOME SUIT OF CLOTHES
FOR a SMALL SUM OF MONEY!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.. No. "a Magazine Street,
Are selling off WINTER CLOTHING n r IOSTt....
choice assortment of SUMMER CLOTHING just received
eN- Call nd examine, apl0
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Cabinet Rumors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Accident
Pennsylvania Judges-Burrows

Pennsylvania Judges-Burrows.
lTeIegraphed to the Baltimore American I
w.su,v,no, An,;1s IN p,o.. h.,,.
been rifs to'dsv If dcnes in ,hs csh;na. nave I've
eed - nun;r !. md Ia M INC car. ,..;.h re-
70 On 70 Epoiand n this event M Msrodi,h u;Is
hs Secretar 1 af.State and M Evans Of M.;ra
Seo,etarv ,ba Trsas, ~nu III ~ sos u nae,
his Latte, a. Arrangement 40 o'0 SEC A''' iiNe
MI IT, ,'' Connan,;om, ana pbo5. I,,.,a .,o..;o
have had nrsat ;nanencs or the Cahms, a y, ts
necessity Of removals and anno;ntmsn,s and i i
rnmored that Cen. Tavlor saws that he is now
GOING tn work The of;ce.seeLers are b;oblv ora,;.
Red a. this declaration. e'-' e'""'
az m. orro;otr.an. ~ Ar, F;.,.r, as u..aor oe
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MORE NEW CALIFORNIA BOOKS,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS SrATlONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No A CAMP street

NEW ORLEANS STATlONERs' WAREHOUSE,
No. IA CAMP street.
FOUR MONTHS AMONG THE GOLD-FINDERS IN
CALIFORNIA being the Diary Of Expedition from San
Francisco the Gold Districts By T. Brooks D-Pce
rs cents.
THE GOLD-SEEKERS' MANUAL, being Practical
Instructive Guide all emigang newly discov
cred Gold Regions of California By Ansted N. A. r.
R. Professor Of Geology Kings College, London Con-
suting Mining Engineers Complexities rs
WILKES WESTERN AMERICA, including Caifor.
mia and Oregon with Maps those regions,
meDto Valley from actual Surveys-Pnce rs cents.
TOUR OF DUTY IN CALIFORNIA, including the
Gold Region. by Lieut.. J. W. Revere, U. s.N
NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA By Emory
Albert Cooke and Johnston illustrated with 3large Maps
100 Engravings
AURIFODINA: OR. ADVENTURES IN THE GOLD
REGIONS. By Canten A. Bigly.
....Also-A fresh supply of
FORNIA-Price rs cents.
COL. FREMONT AND MAJOR EMORY,s CALI.
FORNlA GUIDE BoOK-Price 50 cents.
FREMONT'S OREGON AND CALIFORNIA-Prce
Is
BRYANT's WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON AND CAL.
IFORNIA.
URE's DICTIONARY OF ARTS. MANUFACTURES
AND MINES-Price IS.
NOAD'S CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
OLLENDORFF'S SPANISH GRAMMAR AND VA.
LAZQUEZ's NEW SPANISH READER.
For sale by
ap9 6td 1tW J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street
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CONCERT OF MAD. CAILLY.-We AMENDED last
-. s - e. g.. "a - 49,. -. ~
a.I;Sh.sa ~ an,ransd -. :. no,,n,r,u0
'.5, !" :. 10 ao..,-as 80. ao1. >,
s.. S."a 80. ~ - 80. - eo'ua,
. 49,. Wv, ,.,s n. ..,.aa nans- =, H', ns
!. - N: -, - ~.
:.'~: u'" 1 'O p .re' r Du' 'ne &c
60. st ..a tn n;osa. 80 Ms-s !. aul
FL, p 49, ss ~ 1 - ,ao
10y H.. 10y be, Ma..;,,o ..o. .,
,1 -. Nm. w, ''.o opo ~. -o' .c'o ~,
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FROM Rio JANEIRo.-By the barque ST. Joseph
the following intelligence, dated Rio Janeiro, Feb
ruary II, has been received at New York.

ruary II, has been received at New York:
Con the night of the 9th inst, report from
reliable source, reached this city, stating that the
Buenos Ayreans had entered the city of Rio Grande,
the previous night, and committed excuses of the
most revolving character. Several robberies took
place among the wealthiest classes, houses and
stores were plundered and set on fire, and the
number of inhabitants murdered had not been
ascertained, but reported to exceed three hundred
men, women and children, most of whom moved
in the highest sphere. The U. S. sloop-of- war
St. Louis, commander Cooke, from Montevideo,
remained at Rio de Janeiro, February 11th, in
company with U. S. brig Perry, Lieut.. command
ing, and the U. s. Revenue brig Lawrence, Lieut..
commanding Frazier, the latter to sail for Califor
mia in five days. U. S. storeship Relief, commander
Poor, sailed from Rio de Janeiro, February 10Th,
for Norfolk, and u. S. storeshp Fredonia, Lieut..
commanding Neville, sailed from Rio de Janeiro,
February Sth, for San Francisco via Valparaiso
and Callao. Markets for all descriptions of pro-
duce extremely dull, and little, if any, change
in prices, from previous quotations.
FROM VENEzUELA.-Captain Pierce, arrived at
New York from Porto Cabello, says that Gen. Paez
continued to annoy Monagas and his Government,
though without important success. Skirmishes
were of frequent occurrence in the vicinity of
Puerto. A correspondent of the New York Her
aid, writing from Curacao under date of March
18th, says " The revolution has been by no means
quelled, there being still many guerrilla parties
through different parts of Venezuela, and many
are but waiting favorable opportunity to raise the
standard of Paez. The government is daily grow
liar and Late fall
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Dieds

D1eds - .
Yesterday morning. ~! ins after osf, but severe nns"sr u
HENRY WILLIAMS, of the parish OF Ascension, Engh "
State of Louisiana -, ruIs AFTER NOON nj a
RI His funeral will take place IhiS az A~''o0A'' ~
o'clock from the Louis Exchange n n = A.h \. ,.s
V The Brethren of Tempar Lodge L ~ =. sna !. ss,,e.
am % =, half O'clock attend the funeral ceremonies
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CLOTHING AT COST.

10 close our Winter Goods offer the balance Of
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST, FOR CASE, comprising elegant and veleced
assortment of Fine Goods made manner all the
most fashionable styles: ,
DRESS COATS: of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCk COATS: oil Brown, Olive Blue and Black Cloths
SACK COATS: of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeas.
SACK PALETOTs: Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tveeds
OvERCOATs and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA Sacks
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS Of Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French
ancy satin and SIX White Marssles. rich Ball Vests
DRAWERS: Of Silk, Merino, Lambs' Wool Flannel Cotton
Linen, etc. etc.
UNDERSTANDS Of Silk, Merno, Lambs WOOL Flannel, Cot
ton, etc. etc.
ROBES DES CHAMBREs: of various STYLES and qualities
oovEs 1ouvns Kid Of al coors Mno Silk Cashmere Buck
skin, etc.
CRAvATs aud sCARFs a beautiful choice and
new style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF Half Hose, suspende,s UmlaeI
las frnks, etc., and all articles pertaining gntemans
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, &c CAMP street,
4 4Inx n uax.l.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

HEWLETT's - Hough Giddens, Tenn; G w Camp
bell La; J P Diggs.
VERANDAH. w Numalin, Johnson, Ala; Mr. Thomas
w S Reid, La
ST. CHARLES &C Simpson and lady, Darrans Ala; E
Hayes La Major Deas, A; Hughes Texas Sykes, J,
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FINE SHIRTS.

FINE SHIRTS
a We have complete of Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS As have made
abed to guaranty fit. These Shirts made expressly for
and course Styles of the best
materials, and in the best manner.
ap9 6t2dp Dealers IL Fancy Articles II Camn st.
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Connecticut Election.
The New Haven Register of the Sd inst. gives
list of the candidates elected as far as heard FROM
Those marked with an asterisk ~ are democrats:
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~ Fireman's Guards Attention An adjourned
meeting Of the Firemans Guards will be held MONDAY
EVENING" April l6th O'Clock
Company' House, Streets
purpose organization members
the Fire Department respectfully invited attend.
THOS. c. POOLE, President.
L. P. McILvAIN, Secretary. ap4 a.
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EW The SCHOONER cen. CIuCh, Cdpt, M0!Hs rom
ChaeoD, dischargng the Lower Picaune TIER Con-
attend the receipt of their goods the Leve
O they will be stored at their expense and risk.
apl0 r. M. HARRISON a. CO., II Poydras St
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~ q. S. Mail Steamer Western World.For Lou.
isve, CINCINNATI Wheeling and splendid steamer
receiving freight and will leave THIS DAY. Saturday. at
P. M, positively, from the foot Of Poydras street
HYDE & OGLESBY, ~ Poydras st.
Passengers will please be on apl4
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The n
the Iecen
pices Of
than COZ
decline q
and Flou
Provision
Molasses
The r
city is &c
COTI
news or
was in i
actions
bales.
in the Q
aftern0d
which il
though,
NANTES
This mi
ket, has
have b
5000 ON
making
Britain
North.
would
accepts
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port tn
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Firth District Court:

tw For Clerk. We are authorized 70 announee
GEORGE A. FOSDlCK Candidate TOR Clerk o. the Finh
~, ts' o' " INV ~ apii
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R- The Delta will please copy.
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II For Clerk-SAMUEL G. RISK i Csndla,ate
n sn osn o N''''"oe' N'A'' A'N -" y MANY VOTERS.
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a large spp[y o. Gold Fenf, Of All he ceIebaleu maxel
ranging from fas
One to Eighteen Dollars!
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
ap96t 2dp Dealers Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, etc.
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Pork BusiaeSs.-The Alton Qll) Telegraph OF
the 10th inst. says
Owing to the continued warm and pleasant wea-
thcr but little has yet been done here in the way Of
packing Beef and Pork IN comparison with what
would have been done, had the weather proved fav
orable. 4 good beginning has, however, been made;
and as soon as the weather admits, the packing will
he prosecuted with vgor. Our packers are all pre-
pared to do heavy business, having made extensive
arrangements during the summer and fall.
Pork packing commenced in Galcna H., on the
LIST inst. The price paid there is $3.50 per 100 lbs
We learn that preparations making for saugh-
tcring and packing at Peru, Lacon, PEORIA Pclin,
Coppcras Creek, Bcardstown, Naples, and other
towns the Illinois river.
The Shelby (iy) News Of the Dist says: Since
our last issue, have heard of the sales Of large
numbers OF Hogs at s1.75 gross. This is runous
price to farmers, and will but very little more
than pay for the consumed in fattcning them
for market. Many will bacon their hogs in prefer
to selling at the prices but it is very doubtful
whether this will be more profitable, as from the
quantity baconed, that article next summer will be
drug.
The Madison Banner of the 2lst says:-The hog
killing business commenced Yesterday at the i'm
mense establishment of Mcssrs. White, NJ Naghten
* Bower, and about five hundred were slaughtered
during the forenoon Good hogs in demand, and
the market firm at two dollars and half.
The Louisville journal of the 2lst inst, says
We learn from OF our Pork merchants that there
II, 600 hogs in the pens-yesterday nearly 1900
head were killed. The weather still continues too
warm for extensive operations. This is great loss
to packers; as, besides what consumed by the AMI
mails it keeps their hands unemployed some of
whom receive as high as ~ per day. We notice
sale of 1000 averaging 225 b,. at $3.50 net devera
BILE by the 2Sth inst
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j. COLLAMER, Postmaster General,
w. v Brady, Esq. Postmaster, New York.
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC AND INSTRUCTIONS TO
pOSTMA STERS.


Post Office Department, .N6r. Is, 1919.
The California and Oregon Mails, via Havana,
Chagres and Panama, will be dispatched from New
York on the 18th of December next; from Charles.
ton, :. c. and Savannah, Geo. on the 10Th; from
New Orleans on or about the 18th; and from Havana,
which point the steam packet from New York and
depart on the 10Th of December direct for Chagres,
reaching Panama overland in due time for the Pacific
steam packet to leave that port for San Francisco
the LIST day Of January next.
In January next scmi-monthly service will be put
in operation between New York and Chagres. And
steam packets will leave the different ports during
the ensuing year, agrecably the following schedule:
New York ON the 18th and 18th Of each month;
Charleston and Savannah on the 10th and list [or
1st) of each month; New Orleans on the 18th and
3Oth; Havana on the 18th and 9TH; and Panama on
the lst
They will leave San Francisco on the LIST OF each
month; Chagres on the 18th and LIST OF each month,
with privilege, if San Francisco mail is received in
time, to leave on the 18th instead Of the lst.
Leave Havana for New York on the 18th and 9th
of each month, with privilege Of leaving on the 4th
instead of the 9th, if the Chagres mail has arrived;
and also for New Orleans on the same dates.
The entire postage for a single letter not exceed
ing half ounce in weg hit will be ~ cents to Ha-
vana, 20 cents to Chagres 80 cents to Panama, to be
prepaid in all cases; and 40 cents to Monterey, San
Francisco, Astoria, any other point in California or
Oregon; to be prepaid, or left unpaid at the option
of the sender.
Newspapers and pamphlets, postage cents
each, and inland postage to be added.
J. COLLAMER, Postmaster General.
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Duty on Coai.-Thc Coal Mining Association
held meeting in this borough on Tuesday last, at
the instance Of Of the gentlemen who had been
invited to visit Washington, to confer with the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and decided upon recon-
mending specific duty Of SIPS u ton Oh coal,
bill Of 1872, which was Sl.75 W ton. The trade
prefers moderate but adequate duty for protection
with view Of Permanency, in preference to high
duties, which constantly liable to change. In
the present state Of the coal trade, with ample pro-
lection those branches Of industry into which the
consumption of coal enters largely the rate recon-
mended will be suIicent--but it ought not to be
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Baltimore Sheathuis CoPper-Is new article in
this market, the product oil extensive new rolling
mill which has just been brought into operation It
the works Of the Baltimore and Cuba Copper Smclt-
ing Company, on the South side Of the haroor.
Heretofore the attention Of this Company has been
given exclusively to the smelling Of copper ore, the
product Of whi: has been i'll the form Of ngOts and
OF equality which has caused them to be very ex-
tcnsyely used throughout the Union for manuac-
turing purposes. Within short time past Roll
ing Mill has been put in motion, and is now turning
out Sheathing, Rod, Bolt and other copper Of the
bast quality and work. anship,-.lmerican
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scription of cotton are its prolific production, the
long silky texture of its fibre, and the astonshingly
large size and great number Of bolls Several of
the plants had from 100 to 100, Of which from 60 to
50 fully matured, ten of which, being frequent
ly tested by scales, weighed four and half ounces
of seed cotton The bolls that did not reach full
maturity of size all opened, and yet opening
yielding cotton apparently of good quality, but
not of the amount the early bolls.
lower In the bill OF 1916 the present rate of duty
is about 65 to 20 cents u ton.-P0ttSUiIe Miners
Jour-
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BREMEN MAILS.

PosT-oFFIcE DEPARTMENT Nov. 81, 1919.
Notice is hereby given, that the November, De-
cember and January trips from New-York, by
Southampton, to Bremen and back, will not be
performed by the mail packets &c Washington and
g Hermann" owing to their temporary withdrawal,
for repair by the proprietors of the line; and that,
in consequence, the postage on letters to Germany
should be prepaid to the extent of five cents the
single rate, being the United States share of the
postage, and the residue of the postage should be
left unpaid, the better to enable said letters to be
conveyed by the Cunard steamers, under the postal
treaty with Great Britain. 4 g closed mail, )" how
ever, will be made up and sent, once month, from
Newly ork to Bremen, to transport all letters for
Germany, which the entire postage is unpaid, or
on which the postage to Bremen, to destination in
Germany, is prepaid.
J. COLLAMER, Postmaster General.
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COASTWISE.


BoSton-Bdrk Justice Story.
Wine 20 or csks, T Strohu * Co; rum 80 brls,
Wilmington s Eastman; coffee 40 bags, \ b Pat
terson boots and shoes IS pkgs, Taylor y Son; 81
do, Elder, Gelston s Co; mdze 497 pkgs, sundry
persons.
BoSt0n-BGrk Hddley.
Domestics SO bales Miller s Mayhem; oil "a csks
I Whtridge s Coz coffee 394 bags, cordage, blocks,
Sc II TONS mdze l49 bales, plaster 10 tons, sundry
persons.
BostOn-Brjg Franklin
Domestics 40 cases, SO bales, Wyman, Appleton s
Co; machinery II cases, L Whitridge x Co; boots
IA do, Taylor * Son; plaster 45 tons, master.
CharleSton-Brig Tdndolia.
Rice l22 csks, Wilmington s Eastman; cotton so
bales, B C Saunders; POP do, rice % csks, sundry
persons.
Charleston-Bri Henrietta.
IL hhds tobacco, Gehrmann s Mayors; 3Ol hides,
VIM Jenkins s Sons; 20 bales domestics, VIM Wood
ward s Co; SO do cotton order, 12O do do, c
Schaefer; 50 do do. 63 tres and 20 half do rice,
Williams s Son.
.lIoJHe-.Sch. Gd-cNe.
Cotton IS bales, Miller s Mayhem; 80 do,
Fisher; 165 do, lumber 1855 #, order.
.Ne,c Orlea1aS-Bark ClintOnia.
165 bales cotton, 500 brls molasses, VIM Howell
S Son. 135 bales cotton, 30 hhds sugar, 30 brls mo-
lasses, order.
.Ntw Orleans Victory.
Tobacco 30 hhds, Sullivan S Sons loaf sugar
sc brs. T Wilson; molasses 1903 tres, w Howell s.
Son; cotton 101 bales, Miller S Mayhew; shot 100
kegs, tobacco 16 hhds; cotton 212 bales, pork 100
brls, molasses 100 do, sugar SO hhds, seeds bxs,
order.