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Nature Octhose -" O5Egatiol,g acLjcJ aye ,B,rs nj.
6sgJla tic COHgtjlyI5g,, '-3y5ejbsr co,,r;,So.ay
as f9sDiyeG In, 1oJjtjcaJ mr. mi j,,;,,,e sC,tit
as "PpLte9 10 9ity TaOtgtcattOf Of cICH 0OCcY5l-
,ys''s r''.'"5 ." '"' '"f'S" '2t"''S'
i,LIsyS Ifssst@l mas peeh recently asserted by orators
that in connection ,vitb ,I - -, al 1i' a'e,
&c " O1I'ion WIN tne administration oil the powers OF
government, mere were 6I'gatt0aS imposed upon
o." =" "'a" muse 'o"t0t"t" ~ or tacn5catea
,Dt ,t,a, III H. I ~ "ICHei anu uep'a'ed sehI'
ey7s If ,actnin - l. -iiDe " Llg lnost furious
,i,in o., - S1 "a ii,tnCs U e7e"ilefs' II such
op'Hos were crcL frDed within the mar. sphere in
which stupid gnorat is permitted to suggest or stabE
absurd doanasin rolf--, .;ercn tlr ~ 81 IIipS"
an evidence Of The sslefy yyifh ,vlrb o-,r r -
may be tolerated where ~yoa free to combat t Buit
midst Of that elevated ala publir T in ~ - .iL
who have en- oyed all the as dntages Of . 1ilaI ls2'
and Of enlightened profession in which il ia crf, moi 10
study and learn the great principles of comproig and %
taton OF powers which constitute the very basis Of the origin
S, 49, - ~, etinIeht ~ ms couhuy %en
minds of intelligent men, and is permitted without an %
to resist i, 10 warp and dstolt the ratocnatory func,or
lher intelects upon subjects so grave and momento Is
those which pe,ain 10 the origin and exercise OF oil pr
power Its foul bemsh upou the character OF our "
try, that in this enlightened age and with ali tho tsfs
lights which dawn enperi =. Of
TIRES 9aalsG. Of ee1ur7, that so'1 T-1-->-so be-
Lesaon but wor and %U o ogL o R1l Gl our Consry no.
a'H2n th'oId find an asylum in the Senate chamber ia
10 these specimens Of Senatorial ,gsIor, ,,.aI T..
Informed. that il any ragaectapIe reaio of ' 70 pe
Union could ht iudoert7asd with 1beir ,vra,I I -a'
all prDaps OF governments as to them, yyo,J o1 a.,
eTe strength of Iope of saud-woui proys S,ers !
RS iei"M-a stale carcass without even The cop,isans$
lal an man avoygfnr M s,a NJ toG,.Istto, n TACT
tou," b aattoay Of Obligations above The Constitu.
touched with 1,i.@ l,, 's'y .l not only "r9"a Jasie
utterly neomrosot 10 T 6srs ,g5 mn, .n as being
In what manner do sI,c, rs |
talt oath which renders thc1 s1 NE oath they AXE
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deem, rnraL tne water at that Point is
eaF, Il VIII iiT'n apprehension is aponas st.
lane of Ctor,'ni t'Iue to glTor sugar T5fneTies.
TTIyer' Where the Vailed NRTTIJ rs; So -
4 MS alarming .dackerel, HaIibat, ana Clans
the mouth H. J. HART & co.
IN its pre----------t5 IGhoupitoulas ST.
is hi low priced P8RLOR 0REizI,;sSs camp
pone it'ey These Organs have sn oent Dover owen
,ibatss much esteemed .EOLLsN- pTo,.o..
the baS,s H y g. CLARK, with 7 BY t's'
'''e OayfI W. HiE, aa, by, which s5SsIs
No lesssss rp,,ng Y ul
London PN-- HENRY PARSONS.
letters pas office Of the Agency of the ley
~, E, LIFE, AND MARINE IN
of The ~ ~ aFPiAEY, Of Hartford, Conn, has, ~
~ tiT We No. 2! gTayier street, near he 81 Y
"a coo y and Marine sisfI tsfea Oh iiT q lsi
saw
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a. ID4'lss,o''sly live learn from N,.h,;u..
farn. Ou tn' on inst, Hon. Ephraim H. Fos,e,
o,u's'Iy 8 Senator from Tennessee, was I,,i'-S
GENEROUSLY Ill at his residence near that ci,,.
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C , r,|SI f|ash' = The Vicksburg wbjg s,vs
sew. W. , n'S' Hash from Natchez came tbrongb
,ySr' Jays SINCE and the line is now fine ,,.ot;
''S order between that city and Vicshnr,. "''N-
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''"'es 9aies ...,...... United States E,fas
BY p. b. TAYIOR S"ie''

"WEDNESDAY ss,,st,- 10 Once g CTrnpier STREET
master sre q ~ 9'lsr Of Co.. T. F. Hunt Depu.y o9sr, a.
lies Ht ,b CIV Nv pressure Iron Steamer DE ROsETrr
her machinery mhsr Third Maais paty 5estfsr S
,za,I5 ol ysn'oy' "'h is complete may be seen a. m Quar-
Terms cash.
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.>SSS-een Sch eswig and ID enmark. Their validity
was first ca led in question by revolutionary par
w. which got possession of rover IN Copenhagen.
They 1t was who first appealed to the sword, and
provuked thu duchies 10 resistance. The Sehies-
wigers maniuiy fought, and we though on most
lust grounds, and in most righteous cause, stahu-
ing up merely for what had been the law and the
right of their country ior centuries. lhey nave
been defeated, however. IN . tar heid, ana must
! submit 70 the law Of the conqlerors Seales"lg
| now a0perlans to the King Of DemnarA' ny tne
| SANE award that gave England !" me DuAe q
| Sor,tabby that gave Belgium to Napoleon, or tdat
| no,y leaves the Danuban prncipahues In the pos
session of Russia, viz the right OF III strongest
| The Protocol of the conference held IN London
| on the 22d July, on he affairs OF denmark and
| the D1cbes was signed by the repres natives OF
| Austria. Denmark France, Great Bntan, Russia,
sweden. and Norway. 1t spe ks about the bal
,nce of power IN Europe" and says that the lnteg-
| rirv of the Danish Kingdom s necessary to pre-
serve that balance and declares that such Integrity
must be maintained. 1t then Acknowledges the
| wisdom Of the views which actuate the hing OF
| Denmark in relation to the Duchy OF Hostlen IL
hopes that the treaty already signed by Deamark
and Prussia the latter in its own name, and IN that
oil the Germanic Confederation, Will result TO tue
stoFatian of peace. The parties TO this protocol
EXPRESS their desire TO facilitate, so far as they can,
The obi cts to which they have alluded and reserve
u themselves the power =" to enter upon a Iusu'e
| agreement in order TO give an adduoha PisI - y
| stability to these arrangements oy an az v
:, Prussa has gradually raised itself, in part BY the
sr b ,d q ~ ms of ITS rul RS, but IN still great
ar aP pay, by is all the newer aud more
liberal elements which nave sprung up IN Europe,
though PRUSSIA cannot be defended i IN al %n n0d
II s 'nJ avored 10 extricate Germany from the re-
p ,,agra5- and b gotted policy Of Austria For this
e, he 10 be punished, and TO this end Austria and
Russia, and we fear France, have uniea ~
r, sasne avowedly to support Denmark but in reality
h In . Prussia TO th-,r level OF des polism, and L
Is complete subsrrviency Austria and ROsala
= The ,ntegr " of Denrnsrk is, We { ar, ntF pre-
Is ext The KING Of Denmark can restore peace
Hosteiu tomorrow, by guarantyIng OF pIehl;slnl
Eut ". fear b. will do no such thing. Ihe unset
: lied state Of Holstsin will prove desired mo OF
,or either forcing Prussia to re-enter III Old Se
: man Federation and thus forfeit its eiam to head
aud liberal party IN Germany, or give hnSsa pfe'e
n inv de- or coerCe North German Province.
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we hope our Poydras street neipbbor will
not Pun on airs, after reading the coIewiO WI
the Arkansas RerubBco,. ''0 ''Ho"ihg IRON

90. 1'haU7ds republican:
,L ne True Delta, published M Ne,UOrl--
no ill., BY two g with 4 i o Csscont a aa iasi
& lhs tate They act for u.s. as ts @ ,g rci patron.
a'o6i?e o"P. Their source Of nioTaaio, entirely o.
10 fhe hal @ gd"h ne cold bs4k JIude Of Ks uly
The SaSp ' o & sands OF Affection tho So,yl
Wei-ffgm me- 6r !" re wgwam Of The red H,sT IN
@en ~ a %oSg aD9 81 and m lS
~ ~. HIth, they appear alike amli3" around the do
state Of r. aeh as We are pend Mt upon ,e inyau
in our o1i66n t IN NewO leans They 5r 9 2f HE
STATE '7' valuable papers issued lTo11 Ky.
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Crescent 2saoa anO Dob 53a tina q9@ee

M The proprleto Of the Oily sud Weekly Crescent respect
uy inform 'he 'oads and the pubet they have recently
m oonsuerapie additions 10 their ot shmen md have
placed it under the charge Mr. LENS GRAHAM who hs,
been long known in this city gentlemen Of high capabilities In
The art The material Of tie Office being complete and nearly
all now, they are prepared 70 czecue MI ElnIs Of
BOOK AND JOE PRINTING,
WIN ne leaA possible delay aud without d5apronGn those
VINO may favor thea with patronage Particular attention ia be
given to the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS
Ellis OF LApINd, INSURANCE BLANKS,
hIhL hEAnss hOTABlAL AID CIERKg' BLANKS,
nOuh READINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
IlNCubARS, STEAMBOAT CARns,
DhAH khChlPTs' POSTERS AND HARDBILLs,
'pIrOF RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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EItntf{ lnjaub were quiet, but execut
TnA- I6rous at Lahore. A sepoy had
the Affsedess; but there was no
OF the chiefs were accessory 10 the
vidual aggression, and the communi
their country continued uninterrupt
A plot had been discovered TO as
British officers while travelling fro5
hohat. ThiFiy-nine Sikh prisoner
to master the vessel conveying them
ges. They seized the muskets ofs
pointed over them; and fired at eS
they saw, killing two or tii'5eAz andy
the same number. Two , Z. g. S1
TO their own designs. The a. me,
sion Of the vessel for some time ,2and
ed some boats from the shore sYccee
their escape, but before many hon
several of them were retakFn and
~, re custody. Frauds on the mil
4 z,1siderRble extent had been disc
from defective way of KEEPING the
secretary and the auditor had been {
From the Nizam's domiAions '
another intestine war had broken on
The combatauts being some Gossiens
las on one side, and 40O0of Nizau
guns, on the other. The Rohillas a,
lied building, with thick mud walls
ing sustained, without loss, a cannon
seven hours, during which thew XIII
or twenty of their assailanls, eyacr
trsss pn condition that thew shout
49, I Of their clairaa, anu be eyen
MEET on ac9Arnt Of rlei- W
" if'miss Justice! Ina Man. Ia6s,
I'm oca, lad defeated lhs2taes
Tlcf e. Justly sent against himito dis
had = lsers;
| his II pnts from China Of the 22d J
Ac al of the new Portuguese G.
the a h small military aisas Of Il
Gao, Rrsat according to The ~
stat p opium was about ton d nay
rraf nj the new EmperorJ iaeered
coni'' -" bis. points, p OS s lega
ers kerigIgh sic Solue
Guy among the European soldier
issyNerr and a large number were !,
christian sects would be Permitted
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e dreamed 5s to act as Secretary for the oouvsro
orators and Gfh was convened bnt he was the
ftuHion and ealng cry of portion IF te sdoi me
1"l aim of the ogtltu my eyes, and saw n5S ~
f. @ goou%s @s T. people Fl pfHGH sSgr is
never shall end0Fe gucbc ohleqeracy cannot ana ntaS
means , q restoring peace ' ss5 Mgnri compromise Ro as Sa
Rhettg uo me to dunion and aTta2ed county,
ar longer o;83 50 Temporary Ssoeson Fl TO ~ Mr
yae Of Others Tor dis IL os Se Gagmny Of some and e iii,
Of o9 s o Of SO s6 93 t the stars
sF Their folds and LEAD P MP 81 sate long VII rSv IRON
o. me Union Of our Fauttoo The MAINTENANCE
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NEW DURHAM, y. J. June 81, ls+'
eIgsrs ,yus-G ggIemrn: My wife suffered with DE-
a.. b.. chest .1 uny n..' h' .'
...ft D. Q p hull he bod we ''.A"'.
| IN, hume, us ,dlns- wtth ut unrH nrt
f. ,nI NJ hrs. r.ugu E.y. Thomas DAVIS, the gn @eGll
v.Da ,l slua' apaaI On hs 'Gn" dan %, NV Fl
-rl rrr ,Ir.trl fy = H. md H0o '1peun eti Peimau
-,.f. NV Hnugrc.'. assumed arw ErH1ra1cg auot
tom Iewr rrr lad and sGuy, r. Jtrt me- 81 o. aug ''t %
~ sugrr no. arr ouu audi ITS s'lt mn" logger Al y
wv tt vii r.luc- er Y with re re
u - ''' n. The EnFusL NslghbOtlood.
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lie In south Afrioa

,. BOOK, giving an account of the five years of +,
hunters HE IN the far interior of South Africa has
iS'ey been published in London. 1t is the ,yo,,
sportsman, who seemed to have exhausted The
pf''me oil salmon fishing and roe.stakng on tho
S", inS ana IN the woods of his native sootIand
a''u' 4 order to be more fr,e, to have ebogon =
~ Airea' far beyond the footsteps of civil
-1ea n : Where he might collect h,;7tinp tronbjes
ana oole's Of interest in science and natural ~,
l'ry ne 'ys that he has succeeded to his beorr.
S ol ffS notice Of the book in the London
sages' 'P"''eu pas
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- igOS gress.

-NAt~ " ANl OHf SCI
SeHaie-ThG - camaslablish the off
veyor General in L3B,Tn, and to grant J;
tual settlers, was taken up and debated
when it was postponed ill tomorrow.
The bill to suppress the slave trade i
trlct Of Columbia was taken up.
Mr.. Clay explained it, and urged its "a
Mr.. Foote offered his amendment auth,
authorities of the District Of Columbia
on the subject OF the slave trade and tx,
of slaves. u
Mr., Downs had oppose d this bill, he +
committee, but he hoped the Senate wo
Of it instead of going into a general d.
subject which had already occupied so n
The ordinary business of Congress ough
tended to; and a month left for an inteTv,
we could go home and see our families.
B Mr.. Huhter said he should oppose this b
with no hope Of preventing its passage
lleved that it would be an entering We
abolition by Congress of the slave trade
The States. II would encourage a specie
mental legislation, which would result in
consequences. 1t would lead to the a
slavery in the District.
The slaves in Virginia were contenfe
their condition had been greatly improved
black race he had the kindest feeling. an,
do what he could to promote their t.omCc
tent with what he owed to his own race
Mr.. Pearce moved TO amend the
jurisdiction to the Criminal Court = on
over cas- of violation Of this law sufh
Mr.. Clay sustained the orig zen zen wv, TWO
from the Committee of Thru louil'a!tl
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~ Frrsoc by slUKLEs L CO., N.JARVls & Co and
y DuCbt;E NsvOreans.....JU JOSEPH TUCKER, Mobile.
costa l. co. Montgomery ....L GAM TIES & co. Dopol
-.n.u. q o. M-nnMAN, Y .t.lu
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b,n TI@fg"g L"..A number of acres of tbs rive,
the ~ says the Southern Sentinel (Paquemine, Of
PJ3on 'n extending up from tic mouth of Bsya o.
DAYS e.,I have caved in within the lac, toI
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90, I"a y MIR Gag2s al ygaetioa-VVp ,rot, -,
:. aFs to T. H. Peiitpains SALE his day ' 81 u n
i've yaey Of seasopa6s ny goods Ne r pSs 90 o. az
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n rsesn ~ a5ssssess-Amoqg the memoirs recorded
sirso was one on method Of ,srJ 10y u ?cI-
T HgS,[y "a the direction of baoas If sns lligs
Ieu. o9ud contrYe to harness and drjvs zero
s o sh at least soar systematically over Iba
i Io'aeFas, ifno, traverse the ocean an n
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Thursday Morning, September r. 1905
COtton-There a rather good demand on Tuesday,
and about llOO bales disposed of at firm prices tester
day the inquiry continued fair and 700 bales were taken at
our 0uotntiops
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ZION iNsUHANCR ECg;fs,xy -.
HAI.TFQRp Cg,-- -ANk "

ri- San E0Ltb, COW.
q IN 10: - AptrAL, as0O,ogu
r,r. CovyFp, goo,.,... b. W. CLARK, Prssidsss
4 tn II ENGT 90
ssP' MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
hi hi7 old and able Ak ~, continue n T,o '
oI,b S tsr e1s1O led ney in this city, On the mosf
mi AND <fsK isang ;Eorloss, by FIRE. MARINE
NUNS is M 10 the Insult '''' u zen per cent on
Io1,e. az 9e capital, With large fund tn r,o.,
ed SCompany affords perfect security 10 n ,5a
XIX ,9moty adjusted and paid here Or in TI,,.ro-
i GyoAs Of the holder Of The policy, u Ii HARTFORD
, onl CHAS. Q. LATHRnn .oucIeI
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~ - ---------- L.
B 0 Q K S -: &

B 0 0 KS: i ny
r. ANCIENT AND MODERr'T
snr o. '~ -ua o. rare and scag ROOFS
D, tr9 me AFs and Litsratute... eiA i, svcr 80,
Fi'is Pamphlets, biagtznes Pc,urss char ~ every Gepar
@ VII" good assortment Of Stationery an Mans Dn,o
Oll may &c found at the FRANK peg - So ~ ~
C-,1T,I :, -, CIV o--y-. -. SS BUOKsIO ORE, Iss
4 - ~ = + U ,IlhB.--i Yesterday N.Y. ieI
" was found, straying alone 6y .. t-------
SSicHha; On ,lo New Leyee, be andhhs male chud q
el not Az has light HAIR aud Is Tween Poydras and
9 n trtha, at C. T0ledaGo's 97, ~, rey eyes. Had o
w ANIED TO PURGE qgSiagaz heT sTe 9f
second Nunic5 aity or Led VIVA ASIA Dwelling of r. y
Sc. lot Broker M Piles, IT, utbaidings, in upper part
= = men eggs 8S4aiayee T. ID. HAII,ES. .
Jed VIZ The urirle St. Charlie, Hotel near Common st.
J II Stfat eeTe BOARDING. MRS SEWARD res
th pec uy Informs the public that he prepared TO receive
| rs d2d Day BOdrdGTS, very rea. ouabe fates NJ
'try pleasant and agreeable residence No 1865 Canal
VOundLJy ~ q I'm
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re Hagrc dc Grace BalE-
in o.r5 o. the Havre de Grace Bank srs
In the imperfect examipat;on 20.
.He 9ank, which they have been ILL., we affairs Of
g snort space of time since the stonD9 10 make IN
'ih .ey have ascertained greatly to ffsi, OF the
uo surprise that the cashier Of he ban ,Le regret
e knowledge or consent of the presdent or without
YORK anJ mas given to two persons, one in New
me SIth of May last, s25 600 Of wS;c SINCE
INN py ,e cashier to these persons within Vas WAS
tba b si last two months, before the stonnaa,o %
me oank, etc THIS large sum was gve PPs y OF
tbes ie'5fed to in the notes Of the bank a .g
"o'ea coming m, produced the fnilnre - DIu
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seaeTal1-lOO boxes Lemon SyQTqIe' u isSle ans
eos sale low NATHAN JAhSSfrS onSmon ais.
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"a NIGAAAeuA n0uTE s0K CAIIFnn:

SstA95 hIA.The fine and very fast saifng sehsnn-r
10 1891 EaOME, Capt; Benson, chartered for this yoyaEs
on Monday the 18th instant ' M eeA'
b rom san Juan to Reao the Pacific the route is By
g nv san Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about t,yslvs
Is OF land carriage, and al through an excngy inter
ns ana neathy country Reao Is a mort of Considerable
" ~ w icl!ig at which there constant opportunities
bal 1g ian francisco BY sailing vessels This ronie 3
be HI % no te Ihan any YET IN operation, san Jusn
us ~ mics tins side OF ChagFes and ReaIio only Sl
~ oe t aiiana or freight or passage apply to
,r19 WIIbbLiAh J. DEWEY, 81 Grayiar street
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l~fy, p TUT LouisAllle, Evansville, HendeFsOu.
kgal8sfzl, etc etc'-Ihen asst running psssenper
RECEIVING freight, and will leave for the above and ali inter
ti'oGloie landings, on FRIDAY the 18Th instant al
coth ?. NJ or freight or passage, having fine accom
mOdatonss apply on board, or 10 ~ 0ee'N
~ N m, J. M. MOORE s. co. 45 Poycra7 sreat
N. D. ! he steamer Storm is commanded by Capt De1p
Ney eLclegt othcer, and being very light draagbt VIII
ee WIN no de ay Whatever account Of the low stag az
Ils onlo, ana passengers may rely getting up. sIl [
-fT4Fs h Ouachila River Packet, H0VNN-}
- -. Tor camden. hampagnoLla. Milninrtnn
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"a AIAhAtEDA ROUTE FOR CAIIEf1R
SIAz MA - The well known fast sailing clin1av
m ~ THORN, Capt. John Lewis, will cave for "A N
LIST of September next SS''Se' "h INC
G I'm Ssn Juan TO Rsao, on the Pacific, the route is Nv
hl san Juan and Lake Nicaragua, with twelve ue.
~ Gha carnage and All through interesting and peTsetiv
IountTy' Reato Is port Of some note on ne Pae6S
a Wheh there are Opportunities al Teaehp1 s5,
20 DY salllng vessels This about one fho1sa1d
hs slo5er than any other oueriOn The Tbn1 r
~ nlelsnt number of passengers olfer - f'iNs''
dssags 80 and found. For tickets appy NJ tie of
iy29 WILLIAM j. DEWEY 81 c..
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Ma sAI,b-A superior new bqEsyi ma "a.
Nina. of the latest Uaiiom' WIN Vo '0'' y,
-. --a.aaI--nLI aIalra
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TobaccO-The market has been quiet and not sale
has hanspred during the two days.
Sugar and MOlasses-The sales of Tuesday reached
about 100 bids Sugar at steady picesFair 5D6c W h.
Business in Mossses has been confined to retail transactions
at 32c " gallon for RebOiled.
EOur-There was better demand on Tuesday, but prices
ruled lower than for days past Sales 1000 bbs ncIud
ing 1900 Illinois and St. Louis mostly at "a 75 100 St. Lou
at "a S1S 100 S., and 50 Fancy at So 70 P Dbl Ye'
days business embraced only about 500 bbIs, incl'
Ohio Fine at "a 100 unbranded Illinois at - in t
C:rnin~Tbo SIMPLY Of Com CO. ieply to our conn
riand has been exiremev y. proceedings Of the Wing
no sales worth '.o Characteristic of that heightened
MeIetr IoOus Journal. u alwaYs erhihits The We
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CIIA Illnd q p 5 5IWN7 7hoxes,
nv. SAeTAA b and ID ID wa
III f-IlHl hses &c A.sts
"a "a s. co, 70 TeNoo'''''i'' ~
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IN NE HARRISON, 68 Poydras street,
~ Nv ENS(lN, DEMERRlTT Il 90 fGrarier - 3

fsS a Ickburg REGULAR Friday Packei
1879. Steamer MOHAWK, Capt o. b. Go6ho
u11Iaeaass, WIN leave every FRIDAY EVENING iot
nj " aFTenion Grand Gulf Rodney. Natehez and
'i lanungs-ils new, magnificent and fas
passenger steamer will commence her regular tipsir
or passage, auYly to ~ HS'sH
CHARLES & GOODWIN, IS Common St
& lohaWk owned in the above trade, and was pa,
enSd eaptey Tor the trade, which will be suieen,
manenty In the trade through ne entre ssasnr y
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ZOE CALIFoRMI1
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REs FOR CALIFORNIA, VA Charyes--
lkAlA4IA United states Mail Steaas6ip C0rpan5-Tbe
i EiI : new and magnificent steamship OHIO Lent
V lshy ehenek, commanding, will leave on SA TTTR
"a M t4th o. SepiembeF, O'Clock A. n rlnctnsv
with the California Oregon hfails = ~ P-A'0sN'''S'
n GU RATEsoF PASSAGE.
To ChagTes-In Saloons 1an
Htendee belths. ,...-.............. as
~ IN SteeTage, (uess same as crew i. ~
80 - tSsensers Tor chagEel viii be transferred at Ha-
Nai!t 70 we magnificent steamship Georgia - -
~ NO passage secured u1til paid for snd II. ,.ssr
Se-2 p < i 9e ppii9glred from the Office OF the agents
PARADISE, LAWRASON ii CO. Agentz
N n 10d MAGAZINE straet
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tho mere are feet inches in the canajHdnr&n
VT, tIt "a hours the river has fallen 81 inches
"ed'hef to-day clear and quite warm, '"'i'eS'
Cumberland r;,,r 81, NASHVILLE, Sent 4.
the shoals ''iiiHs-abont feet on