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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
sSERhINS, STERN d cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

The increasing popularity our brands of tbese
me wines has induced their extensive imitation -
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should sec that
our opy-rlghted label bearing our name, place Of
each bottle 10 upon
The following Wines are now offered by US, with
oe WHITE, OR HOOK WINE,
VI light straw color, very delicate fine favored.
anu superior as dinner Wine to Hook or Rhine.
ANGELICA.
A rich and naturally sweet Wine much admired
by Ladies. and valuable in the sick Chamber. as Il
makes hne wheys and iellies. 1t is a fine dessert
Hlne' and well adapted for Communion purposes.
:; ms superb VINE Is made from selected grapes It
Is very delicate, and will rank with the yery highpst
sweet Wines of Europe; - -''-'''
This deep red color, of good bodv and fno so,o,
II Is becoming very popular where a slightly asring
ent and DELEGATE Stimuant is desired Being entirely
organization. WV
WINE BITTERs.
!hese are made In our cellars, from our own
wines, and Will be found agreeable and pleasant
GRAPE BRANDY.
is pure and desirable article. " -~
J; K. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
states assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD
after searching and careful analysis of our VINES
RronItounceS them all pure, and admirably adapted
lot the use OF the sick and debilitated
Or. JACKSON, the we-known Chemist of Roston
comedies with this opinion 1'l--i'' VI D0S'on'
Inc Boston Journal Transcript, Traveller. Satur-
pune and large portion Of the press throughout tho
ec9ggntry, nave IN leading articles upon American
vines sxtoiled the superior merits of these Wines
Inc WINE Convention, held at Cleveland, Ohio,
Wnere opr vines game in competition with all the
leading brands of Western Wines. awarded five
premiums out Of six to our Wines,
me Indiana state Fair, endorsing the opinion ex-
yer Modal.
G. w. PIER J. CO.,
No. Il South Charles street,
Baltimore,
Let Americans support American industry.
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The returns of the Bank of France for the week
ending January IS, shows the following results as
compared with the previous Observation-Disclosures:
Commercial bills. is million francs: treasury ba
lance, 9l6 million; notes, 49, millions Decrease.
Cash II millions advance, half mi lion; current
accounts, 20 -5milliOns. ~
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tARMER-CoUNTERFETTERs IN New JERsEY-The
Newark Advertiser sayS:-"That the crowded and
corrupt city absOrbs all the wickedness of the world
is believed by some who extol the superior advan-
tages of country living for moral development and
the maintenance of purity. But facts go to prove
that almost as much evil as much sharp practice and
dishonest dealing generally. prevail in the quiet ag
rcutura settlements in the large towns-of course
IN proportion to the population. Evidences of this
frequently come to light in State and lately
we nave recorded the arrest of whole gangs of coun
terteers who infested certain rural districts some of
them being farmers of considerable claims to respec
liability few days ago detective of this city pro-
cured the arrest of farmer named George johnson
who has relatives in high positions in society, resd
ing near Flemington, Hunterdon county He was
taken to tho Mercer county Jail and made full con-
feSsion Of the dishonest practices with which he was
charged. He acknowledged that he had been en-
gagged Tor some time past in supplying showers in
Hunterdon county (already arrested with counter
felt United States money at fifty per cent discount
on the Purported value thereof He stated that he
received the money from certain parties in PhiladeI
pha, not unknown to detectives"
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Satterthwaite's circular refers to American stocks
in the London market as follows =
The interruption in Geographic communication
with the provinces has much interfered with the
American securities during the past week but on
lower quotations of gold from New York there has
twenty bonds have to-day changed hands at 66 L but
do not leave off at the highest point the final quota
ton being 65A to &c. In Illinois shares the business
has been very limited but they close steady at IS
r. Erie shares have been in request for shipment to
New ork. and on the week exhibit an Improvement
a slight reaction from the recent advance in Atlantic
and Great Western bonds: but the debentures remain
steady, with fair demand, at former quotations
The paid up consolidated bonds are 49, to 792, ex
the quarters coupon. due 18th instant.
The returns of the Bank of England for the week
ending January TO- compare with reinstatement of the
nreYinns W. Col
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HGEYECE az T'EsE COMMERCIAL, S,.g,g2E ~.
~ BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF
BALTIMORE, September q 1865
Card ~ ~


A statement having been circulated among the
mercantile community that the COMMERCIAL"
or outside line OF Steamers between this port and
New York. has been only established temporarily,
and is to be withdrawn at the convenience of the
owners. the undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
statement, and gives assurance to merchants and
shippers generally between these ports that arrange
ments have been completed to keep up regular com
Pier No. Il North River. New York. and Flannigana
wharf, In Baltimore have been leased for that period
and AFFORD dock accommodation unsurpassed by any
line in other port Threo first class freight Steam
srs, viz, the SEA GULL, FALCON. and KING
FISHER, viii make regular ard rapid connection
and viii deliver Freight according TO the terms O.
Shipment during that siIas
JACOB J. SKULL,
Aee-sba' 3a7ArAl &RA1t
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War Debt of the LOYAL States.

NATIONAL BANK CURRESCY.-Ihe following is a
statement of the number of notes of each denomin-
alton of the national bank currency in circulation up
IN Eehruary
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appIi-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City Coun-
oil Of Baltimore. for the passage Of Gn ordinance TO
widen Commerce lane on the east side between SEQ
ond street. and Exchange place, nQ1S-laW9VVS
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Baltimore Markets. February 4 1890

C0FFEE.-We are not advised of any sales of COT
fee to-day, but there is an inquiry for it, and lot of
800 bags Rio was in treaty when we left the market
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SHIPPING.
> FIRST STEAMER
FOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.

To sail on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY eth.
The new and first class steamship NORTH POINT
will sail for the above port from Union Dock Concord
street, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. It'll
at o'clock.
The NORTH POINT is frst-class, and insures al
lowest rates.
She is now ready to receive cargo.
All kinds of merchandise carried at New York
rates.
An goods should be alongside before T. o'clock on
the day of sailing.
Bills of lading signed on the wharf
Freight for Augusta, and interior of Georgia, il
consigned to La Roche & West, Agents, Savannah
will be forwarded with despatch.
For freight or passage having good state room ac-
commodations, apply to
j. BRANDT, JR.,
f6-2t 90 Light street wharf
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Passenger Agent
SO Y 3 - LEXANDRTA RAfTROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA To
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.

flCHMOND AND LNNCHBURG.
&C. On and af9r FRIDAY Sept. l. 1866 the trains
aa oPfaRs7o ATT" 53i 335 + n n AND and
Arri.yo in Richmond att. P N. and s A. NJ.
Lynoh9TpRFs A qt;;;. N 529P M. and6 AM,
Leave Lynchburg at....... 6.45 A. NJ. and715p
R Riea9mo nd ....... 90 4 u. and lis P NJ
~ c. Washinston at; $50 P NJ and and SIS IS a a. NJ NJ
IN n SUNDAYS Lea, iGay6 Washington at $50 P NJ only
A. NJ arriving in GordonsyilIe az As A. NJ: ieoy@S
G2rdGnsye at l235 P. NJ. arriving in Alexandra at
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIexan.
drla at 3 A. NJ, arriving in Lynchburg at 7IO p NJ.
leaves LynGhPurg at 800 A. Mr.. arriving in Alexan
Passengers for Warrenton will take the T A. M
tram south from Washington, and Thesis A NJ train
PASSENGERS by the 645 A, NJ. and rs p NJ. trains
from Lynchburg, and the A. VI. and lisp NJ. trains
for ali parts of the North and west d. "SHDslon
Ihls route has the advantage over all Others nv
hhaylng 2 continuous rail from New York to Lynch,
It also passes through Fairfax. Bull Run Manassas
brlst0e, Gatetts, Rappahannock, Culpepper, Orange
were fought. ''' '''''ea
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build-
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
IN ashlngton, also at the Depot on Maryland ayenue
Trans leave the corner of First and SITS, Washing
ton' NJ. IL. MCCAFFERIY
General Superintendent
AR j. NJ. BR0ADUS,
oc2-u General Passenger Agent.
ts> gj,ssss szsss YORK ROAD RAIL
1s3914f l D $500 WAY
On and after MONDAY next, Nov 18th. cars will
leave CITY liz at each hour from A. NJ, to 6P NJ,
except Il noon. 'A''
Might car for Towsontown at Jpn.
Leave dowS9ntown every hour from A. NJ. to
.z:1 - szssz4 IA noon: nos
WINES, LTOUORS ETC
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
Beard of Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for January
HENRY +. ToLLICKOFFER,
WV. l.. MONTAGUE, JR., lTHOs. r. MATTHEWS, Jrr
Il. IRVINE KEYsER, THOMAS GOODWIN.
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
FIsE BALTIMORE Ann oIsToKAJEDO.

- h'A1'ii@oREASB 0EsI0 IA JLH DAB
~; =. r-zEzssFzs,-s=y7 -, ,Dr-,,,r,.,-
Sii TSs Fsss saaary ls BIT two ia da 5sR sias
kersburg as foiinJ ,!i''"Ee ana wheeling and Par
p, MAIL TRAIN viii Ica,-o T2ar+irro~, Ill .
I eayo $5i at $50 A. NJ EXPRESS TRAIN viii
ACC0MMdD8Ti6W TR4TSy i aI ~ +. H. and the
loF u W nGelnE daily at 645 4. NJ. lexcept Sundov5
all R9iRts ,Me5 Southwest and Norm ior
fhhDbhlCk ACCOMMOn ALTON u-p rNr
leaves Baltimore daily at 436 P. NJ 1except SnndayS
da ne eEG Hqf 2oTTs ,g " N. u''''' l'0n-
more Ct ~ and 10 A. NJ, and $50 p n and Fifi
?. II. ' a. -, "a, D,,' and ll'5o A. NJ and 800
Leave Baltimore at 49,. los. and 3 AZ A If orso
4;2O and745 P, NJ. On Sundays at 436ond a a. a
NJ ana ~ r. N. Leave washington at 6 20 73nanj
lil5 d., and 2.3O, 49, and 100 P. NJ. On SIndaVs
at $50 A. NJ. and 2.30 and 7.30 p NJ The 3 *
lAnnapolis) and S.45 A. NJ. and P NJ trains onIv
from Baltimore and the $50 A. NJ. and 2$6 p my
trains from Washington, stop at way points TS Ne
10 4: NJ from BALTIMORE, and the $40 A. N, from
road. Through trains for Annapolis also leave Ba
timOre at sos a. NJ and 4 P NJ and leave AnnaIH
lis at $40 and 7.30 A. NJ and $40 P. M. for Bait
more, stopping at all way stations north of the
Junction
For further in formation tcl-ots or eyerv Lind 70
apply to J n ENGLAND. Agent. at Eomda',' Sta s'
ton OF at the Ticket Office W P. SMITH.
I'm COLE General H Ficet Of rra4Spoftauon
50 it,
fzs = -. - CENEEsAA RAIawAY,
NiNIER SChEDUbE
vi am irT al TS nh2n4aEE Noy;Z 1861
-, -NhtNo NOhIuW AND,
leave Baltimore as fCHoWS:
I YAH x.s~"a~", NO. a', 386 A; NJ
Pariton Acco,nm "a i, NJ NJ,
P PoTE 40 40 $..''''...... By, 59 :.
Ipiittsppur5 an9 Ire -ess......... 40
~ Nc 9 ~ -I;..IvUU
-''-'" 80 II " anu.
!D;tts,,,-,- .,,1 T,1,,,:-o I 27L,..L' = $50 -
1orli a -; ky A. NJ.
Wi. -; " -''''''..'''''' 49,
NJ 0IA accommodation NO. z...''.....lol5
$780, p NJ.
Mi WI ''''ion' No Il at boiioh 45O
Yo-i; -; ;''''''.'...'''' 2r5g
NM ~ 7 % ~ y D. ! - S+2
I'll iist iGe anu lIsourg and iimra Express,
- ~ SeoP IS!%eeG b;Llinore ana Partition.
u4 4,. except sundays.
LttsNurs ana Enc Express leave daily except Sat-
urGG:yS;
KKE5I!!iiPuIs ana LtinlTa Express leaves daily
80, ~ gnu accommodation Trains arrive daily ex-
EI,,;ra T,.I'res:,s ,u;- -, .,,-
Fast Line arrives d6iIv "l'iS eA'eI'I mondays.
Mail Fast Line pittsE,,r,. an; T..
pittslrrg and In,i~a - ',,t ,iIilS Express and
With The paprslovio t1,j ~ i"9' conn Ctlons
hnTa for p;tt5I"rr GinJii' ~ L..ht"au at Harris
TiianaroI;s (Iiic,r -. ~ Vs. Clncinn &ti,
Vile Care ana nil noints ~ b wv aS-e, LOUIS
and Southwest Mail and Expros7 rains cc""TtnweSt
&tI points in Northern Central and Westcrn Ne2g
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
sales MT the baltimore Stock Board.


BY TELEGRAPH.
Furnished ty Leonard J. T3rney d Co.. Stock AID Bill
Brokers. No q South Street.
February 5. 1865.
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Time Of Arriual and Closing Of 1fails at the Post
Office, Ra!tiEt0Ie, Nd.
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ImpOrts-FOreign.
Bahia-Bark Lizzie Raymond III bags sugar. $50
do, H. l.. Whtridge.
ImpOrts-COastwise.
Sayannah-Str. North Points bales cotton Stir
ling Ahrens 6 do do, Woodward, Baldwin & Co. :
pRgs mdse, W. r. Sewers; 176 do do i half do do
so pkgs SundrieS, order.
Richmond-Str. Petersburg-2lS hides, Robt. Tur-
ner; 80 hhds tobacco, 22O pkgs sundries, order.
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NJ EDICINE CHESTS FOR sHIPPING.-
to order. ~
OLD CHESTS replenished, promptly. neatly. and
at low rates by BENJAMIN T. WEIGH,
Pharmaceutist,
No. 63 South Broadway
Ia l-hm One door South of Pratt ST. BALTIC
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fTss Is=z EzzE3azzS5ezzgR7 SfEE'EEE EHEE
80 5- .5s1-tssss CENTRAL. RAILWAY,

Mail Fast Line, Pittsburr and Erie r,,.ro-, 49,,
F!ttsGqTs and himra express make close c6,nc-ti01
Ritl the PeGnsylyania Central Railroad al Narri.
ln4tanapois Chicago ST. Louis Fort Wayne T"T -
VILE Catro and al points in the West, Northwest,
Emfra with the New Y orl and Erie Raiiroad f ~
81 points in Northern, Central and Western New
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

The steamship Florida, Captain o'Leary, from
Apalachicola, the 26th inst, with cargo, of 425
bales Of cotton, arrived in the river on the 9th
inst, and when about 55 miles below the city,
blew out her cylinder head, and came to anchor.
The steamship Trade Wind, Captain Champion,
which arrived yesterday morning, brought up her
passengers to the city. Her purser also came up
on the Trade Wind, for the purpose of getting a
tow boat to bring her up to her wharf.
The steamship Hattie, Captain Burrows, from
Apalachicola, sunk in the harbor at Apalachcola.
The Hattie was loaded with cotton all of which
will be saved in q damaged condition
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
NEW YORK Steamship Minnetonka- Assortd
mdse
NEW Steamship Gen Grant-Astd Ids


ConsEgneeH.
Per steamship Gen Grant, from New York
Aaron 4 Meyers--F Ayet & Cambon-P Adone--
Albert--T Il 81 ) NJ Alien Adams &cb--J NJ
Burrows-A Brousseau &eo---R Pitkin-Brisac Il
Blum-Buckner &co--E S Benedict & Son--J ohm
Breen--Bleiock &co--D Blum, Stern &co-N Bar
rois-J A Braselman &co--V Backes--A Bachne
e Ii Bonnet Burnet &co--G w Bancker Geo
I Bachelor Durham g. Dexter-H P Buckley
Benson-Jas Butler &co--A j Buck &co---J Bus
teo--G Brower--R H ,Bowles---A I Bennett &oo
j A Blatier &eo-Blo oonfeld & Steel-F Beling-F
BeIger-B Hans-W & Blanehard-H Belden &
CON- w Bidder Blancsud 4 Guitet-Bodet 4
Gneydan--S Newman &co--Blake & Tower
Bernhem m-Bostiek d Seymour--Booth &co-T j
Brown--A Baehman-H Brush-N Burke-Rev j
W Beekwith- Block Bros-C Beck-Bronson Bros
w Byrne &co-J w Burbridge &co-A q Black
mar-Cohen & Endell--W Cleary-C Carroll, Hoy
COB Cohen II Carter--J Chatte u Bro--hahn
& Blum-Jas Connoly &co-P ] Christian &co-A
Drez--C Carmichal & Vizard--W Dauphin-A Delpit
Drake & Markham Krail & Diekey-Jos Kaufmac
Kent Thomae g. Carter-kearny, Blois &co-Ch
Kirsch-Kohn &co-Katz & Barnett-Keep y Ho-
gan--D Kelham &co-A Koenig-King Moses
! Kursheedt & Bienvenu--K Kaufman Bros--Lachs,
Fak &co-J Kemp jr--Leighton Heyman-H
Legendre- Loeb &co-Lehman, Newgass &co-
Levy = sherer-E Lynoh-C Laaard-P ;, Lane
| gan-E Lane-Ch Iedig-A Lanata-CY Lagay-,
Lehman, SouCHduA oCO--lj W LYONS oEoT7hseSu -
&co---J Lorenzo--A Moulton-G n Morson-R s
Morse Syme-Meyer, Deutch 4 Weis-P sq,
zenau-W H Letchford &co--U Marinoni-.E b
| Tongin-Mayer Bros-T McAian-Wm Mische
&coeJ Lorenzo-hIallard & Tooker-J a Lunl-
w G Mitchell-H Liberman-J Martini Macheca
Laeour y Patterson-J Mayer ! sons-A W Mer-
riam-E Monteuse-J Morse &eo-Chas Loeb
/ I.evois-W G Lyon &eo--sam Locke-P Moses &
/ co-Chas Loefier--M NJ Niiller--J McCloskey-M
j Lehman--J S Maunsell &co---A A Maginnis-.
| A McLaurin-Elliott Il MeKeever--J MartineZr-M
| ] Dnntze-P Durel--J Domingo Dudley q Nelson
| L Danziger & Son-Dreyfus Bros &eo-E Ezekiel
Davis Il Jackson-L Elkin-Eaton & Barstow-A
Elie-E Eichelherger-AE Eagan-M Friedman Geo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
Recelntn 81 Produee Yeaterdav.


NATl-Steamer Emperor-5;93 poXes OF
cheese Ayet-5O do % bxs bacon ~ hhds d 9acon
Is tcs lard l6 tcs hams 10 doz pfooms 50 Dds OF
krout 20 hbls meal 10 bbls beets IL pols turnlps
do vegetables Adams &co-zo pufiai cases D
bxs books " Bothick-2O bars IRON 70 q odls IRON
Beggsi Woolfey &ee--4 bbs apples Bloom &co
42 bbls liquor half-bbls do eighth do to Barns
Haynes &co--92 pigs mdse barnes, Ward &co-lO
bxs bacon G W Byrne &co-5 bxs apples Y Bath
10 wagons etc to Busby Little &co-l6 Dds OIL to
Jas Connoly &co-T,357 pigs iron Cham6ers y LAT,
ting-S3 pkgs furniture to Campbell Strong-Z2
bbls liquor ID Carter-Zo pkgs , 40 p1s grapes
l25 bxs candles io Dds apples Cert q heyef-lO
bxs bacon Cammack " squpes-Zo pXs tongues
20 bbs eggs lO0 obis apples oO go peets pnls po-
tatoes IA pkgs mdse = Deibohdlo-IoV cases Tlne
5 De Bow &Go-lO tcs mans ~ pSs bacon ,DWy'
er-l6 csks coal ) pesban-lq qpls apples, pean,
Adams y Gail do casIlngs = fassmaa-iu ! lkns
butter 30 bxs cheese 70 tofchellnef BfosIoO 90 10
Fatjo, Marks &co---9 TUBS putter bnls eggs 0
coops fowls 9 Fox--6 pcs IRON , harper &co-
5l9 plows Folger &e0-z0 bbls oil ~ elghth CASKS
brandy D Grlen-729 csks bacon ~ tes bacon ID ID
bbls oil 65 bbls pork Grleff y Byrnes-5 40 TO Y W
Greenlee-45 bXs cheese rolls lest9ef iot inrni, NJ
ture Y Harrls-lot larnltufe TO u l1aDoarq-5o
kegs butter rolls leather pigs mdse y hyde
&co-l do Y Harrlsa6 Rkgs hardware u hum
brecht--7 pkgs mdse d ) Hart &eoGoll pigs cast,
ings Keep y Hogan-z09 pSs candles 3o tcs la[a
5O Kegs lafd > y nenneuy oScGoV pDS III 9it ~ Ies
yarn hearny Blols @eofv VI Ptpws f9' nnl GeSISs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

4S bbls -four c G Sayne-l0 bbls eggs 40 bbls APP
pies do butter 27 bbls potatoes 295 SKIS potatoes
9S doz brooms Is crates cabbage T DeBendio--t
do Dorman & Bfuno26d do Collier & Lawrenoe--s
do 81 bbls potatoes 81 SKIS potatoes Miller " Mey.
er-30 bbls potatoes % do vegetables crates of
cabbage A Yerger--9 do 10 bbls turnips 20 bbIs
potatoes l6 bbls apples + @ Nlahan-25 bbs oil l.
Sturtegant &co-5 do Hans-50 do 600 bxs can
dies j Avet--60 bxs cheese Van Norden &co-65
do 20 kegs butter L Hyde &co--27 tubs butter
Ethel & Thomas-2l kegs lard l half-bbls do to
S NJ Barton &co--50 ties lard Woods, Matthews "
co--l3 do apples bbls beans 80 hf-bbls beer LIT
bxs cheese to Harris-35 do 10 bbls apples to
Shropshire, Anderson &oo-1O do Fl I Wilson-l1
do P S DuSouchet &co-5l tubs butter Al bbls ap-
pies 20 do beets l25 SKIS potatoes Jno I Moore-l2
hhds tobacco Speed Summers &co-4 do to B N
Turnbull &co--2 do Van Culin, McCombs &co-ll
do Jno z King &co-2l do Blakemore, Woodbridge
&oo-6 pkgs tobacco Patton Duggan-62 do to
Mayer Bros-34 do Walenberg &co-l3 FL Spro
&co-4S4 SKIS oats 500 SKIS bran Geo Martin-62S
wheat Goson Il Sanders-l0O do a Michel--5 bxs
eggs Dorman q Bruno--200 bbls lime to Kearny,
Blois &co-35 do A G Wilbur-9 bbls vinegar to
E G Messenger &co--l0 bbls whisky ? S DuSou-
chet &co-92 do Fairchild, Yerhoef & Bingham =
20 do los bbls -four P G 0'Riey-l0 bbls beer G
| Krost-9 csks bacon to Huntington Bros do to
1 G Harris--30 bbls apples 90 bxs apples ? G o.
Riley--l00 bxs soap so bHs candles l. Bloom-lOO
| do A D Grief-2l bales cotton j P Higgins SEQ
20 do Bakemore, Woodbridge &co--3 bales cotton
| W Wheeer-221 bbls -four S H Kennedy &co-
rs do j Bloom-lOO do Grief & Byrnes-1 csk zinc
| 100 bbls flour Lamb, Qunlan &co-500 bbls 1our
J Fl Oglesby &co-5O do L Kimball &co-4s dc
C G Wayne &co--177 do G 7 Buddecke--l67 bbls
meal Chenoweth, Casey &co-100 bbls -four H
Pohlhaus-1S bbls potatoes 10 do turnps Stanard
& Slayback-40 SKIS potatoes Collier Lawrence
90 do G W Byrne &co-l06 do 20 SKIS turnips te
Geo Martin-2222 SKIS oats o S Quartermastcr-l
| bxs mdse I Paderas-l do Shropshire, Anderson
&co-4 pkgs mdse Fl Pierson--l csk do Abins
l circular saw Branch, Crooks 6co-20 COWS tt
Humphres-10 horses 50 sheep Beagler-45 coop!
| fowls f Martn--l2l do Miller & Meyer-sundrie
to order-Total a bales cotton 50 hhds tobacco
4 DONALDSONYILLE-S Steamer j n Sharp-3t
bales cotton Hy Tete--4 do Hewitt, Norton Eco
2 ] Adams &co-2 Michael & Shelly Bethan
courts Bouligny & Eselapon-5 Thomas & Foley
| 81 SKIS seed cotton Ben Toledano-30 do Avet-
Is do Church 4 DruiIhe-23 do z Watts--3 do
hhds sugar bbls m0lasses new P Maspero--28,
SKIS cotton seed Webster 4 McKay-l74 do to s G
Fairchild-l2 bbls potatoes z Seamell-10 doJ
Greves-l2 pkgs eggs bbls pecans Terrebonn'
sundries to order-Total As bales cotton ll5 SKIS o
seed cotton
KAPAs--steamer sonora-2l bales cottol
Symonds, Courtney &co-5 do IS SKIS seed cottol
Plauche & Wiltz-10 do bales cotton Hare-3
| SKIS seed cotton bales moss Price, Hine II Tnppe
30 do @ Carlin-26,359 feet lumber Samues Sc
"a 900 do G Moggan--sundries to order-Total 8
bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

a. day or two ago, says a st. Louis paper John
Morrissey, a relative Of the famous prize fighter,
was attacked with cholera, and conveyed TO the
him to the city hospital. :. All right,n said John;
a want the Internal thing knocked out of me with
as few rounds as possible, Ill take all the punish
menf the doctors can infict, but 4 don't want to
60 to grass Just yet, because I'm not ready to
throw up the SPONGE The last we heard of the
pugilist, he was on his pins, looking pale about
fhe ellis but full Of pluck and laudanum.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
srEAMRoAT
Arrrved Yeaterdav.

Steamship Gen Grant, Holmes, from New York
goth ult, to A Moulton-2a district
Steamship lTinnetonka, Dubois tr M Nav York,
18th inst. to Levy. Dieter &co- st d strict IA
Steamship Florida, Bakeney, from pal tchicola
and St Marks TO Post & Hobby-lst district
STEAMBOATS,. .-
Emperor, Parker, from Cincinnati.
Continental, Fowler, from St Louis
Sonora, Broad, from ;Attakapas.
j NJ Sharp, Dugas, from DonaldsonViiep
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
receipt. of produce Saturday

ST LoUIs-steamer David White-98 bales of
cotton hhds tobacco and sundries to order
SHREVEPO ORT-Steamer Lady Grace-253 bis
cotton 245 head cattle and sundries to order
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche--585 bales
molasses 80 halfbbls do and sundries to order
BAYOU SARA-Steamer St Nicholas-3S5 bis
cotton 2l9 SKIS seed cotton,and sundries to order
observation-disclosures Ezra Porter-10l bales
cotton and sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
TOWBOATs.
F. LINE.

COMPosED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDEwHEEL AND PROPELLER ToWBoATs;
Achilles, slde.wheel, Capt BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel, CAPT LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sde-wheel, CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT. WARREN
Wabash, Propeller CAPT MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT. sTURTEvANT.
Vvicaco, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETT
Tecumseh, Propeller, CAPT scRELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT CooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AvER1LL.
The Achilles having large deck capacity is well adapted
lightering outside the Bar.
The Wabash Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines Pumps capable of throwing lowest speed
1900 gallons Of water per minute
The number and welknown power of these boats,
last season. that unnecessary delay
will occur at the Bar.
For terms of towago lghteage of pumps apply
EDw. A. YoRKE It CO.,
So Poydras street.