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vacant Property.

aLOTS corner OF Apollo and Terpschore, 60 BY $50 feet
TIO1S on Orange street. fronting AnhuncztiOn
2IOTS Wa hinrton, bctwe Ca-ondeiet and barOnne
? TOTS on Washiux+cn between Constance and Laurel.
3 LOTS CGr0ndeet Josephine
PLOTS corner OF 1t. Charles and Eighth streets.
2IOrS en- ST. Charles Eighth.
4LOTS corner OF ST. Charles and Mareng0.
2IOTS on MaTengo near st. Charles.
bIOTS corner OF It Charles and f0ucher streets
b LOTS corner of ST. Charles aud Antoine.
bIOfS corner Na'ence and Pitt
2IO1S on Canal between Broad and White
SLOTS corner OF Peuier and jonstsnttnople.
LOT O lrytania, neaI Gsn Taylor street.
LOTS Common, Of Salcedo.
SQUARE bounded BY Common, Grayier and Clark
SQUARE bounded BY Olympia, Murat and Baudin
RCuARE founded by D'HemOeouIt, Bauuin and CLARK
sQUA BE bounded BY Carroton avenus, 81 James ana
Banks.
SQUARE bounded by vaienceiUpper Line Long and ST.
George.
SQUARE bounded by csrrolton avenue. Bisnvills and
Gust mhouse
Pine
SQUARE bounded BY Chestnut, G MP and valmont.
SQUARE bounded by Joseph, Arabela, Prytania and
Perri~r.
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Improved Property.
two-sssry Brick Dwelling CsrOndslet near Lafayette
twostory Brick Dwelling Camp, between Delord and
Calliope streets
tso-ssory Brick Drysdes, between Triton Walk and
Two double Cottages BsrOnne between EraO and
Double two. story Frame ON Constance street.
Atwotory Frame Dwelling on kuterpe between frytana
Od building and Lot POlymnia PrytAnis
street
Cottage corner Of RENE and Barracks streets.
Cottage Pamyra between Rocheolave and Dorgenols
streets
Two-story Dwelling on ronti, ~ Petsr street.
Cottage Roman. Ernvile street.
Cottage o Mausny Avenue
Cottaee jackson street.
O. ttage Dryafes street.
Cottage Clio street.
COTTAGE Liberty street.
Cottage flalo7 deet ct eet
Cottage st Al drsw street.
Two-story ST. Charles street
Cottage corner Of Constance and Fourth streets.
Double story House on PIytania street.
Cottage on Constance street
Two double Cottages Josephine street.
Cottage on corner Third aud Dryades streets.
Cottase De'achsise street.
Cottage corner Of Plaquemines aud Berlin Streets
Ccttaee Chestnut street
C,ttaQe Marengp near st. Charles street
Two-stsy Brick House Clay Avenue, St Charles Kali
road
Cottage IN Greenvlle
Cottage and whole square Of Ground in GresuvilIs'
Cottage IN Carrolton
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CENTRAL HOUSE. MAGNOLIA. MISS.
os MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS,
LINE OF THE N. O.. JACKSON AND g. n. R. R.

LINE OF THE N. o., JACKSON AND G. N. R. R.
This beautifully situated and commodious Hotel. having
been entirely renovated newly painted and provided with
furniture bedding, ETC. and put in complete md perfect
order open guests The arrangements for families
who desire health and pleasure There
never Of yellow fever cholera At this point
High Alphabetically 900 feet above the level Of the sea-
giving pure and wholesome atnOsphe spring water
pleasant grounds for pomrnAding, and fine bhDg In the
Tsngpshoa river Also. and cold baths in tie House.
Daily communications by railroad and telegraph With the city
OF New Orleans Of the adyantagesto BE found her
To the sportsman the country affords abundance Of gane
plenty Of 6sh. Livery Stable. well supplied
With and carriages is connected with the establish
ment also large vegetable garden, furnishing daily fresh
vegetables the table The New Orleans ana Jackson
Trains arrive end depart daily and Saturdays and
Sundays excursion trains TO and nom Magnolia Fare by
half price Terms will he moderate and 10
families who desire remain the entire liberal
viii made is the determination Of NE
dersiened TO make the Central House A FIRsf-CLhSs
HOTEL where all the comforts Of home bs obtained.
CHAs. E SMBDEs. Propnstor
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NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATrEN.
~ tion II ffierd. a, the public " house,
BELLE MEMPHIS SALOON, at ll3 Pol dras street. be-
Camp Magazine streets This Saloon has been
fitted up taseiuly ha endeavor 70 keep II in all
spects q class drinking house With many years
perience business detemin alton keep
but good liquors. conhd-nt the BELLE NE sPHIs win
itself discriminating public Lunch will be
served every day from 10 10 ocock Step in and Judge for
yourself J. W. HANK Prepristsr.
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARrxzNr,
New Orleans, Dec. 3, 1857.
WHEREAS. James Michigan has wade APP
w picaiion 20 his official bond auetioneer in
and for the parish Of Orleans, to-wt ..u
dated the 2lst Of December 1881 In the OF
$40 Co., signed by himself principal and Patrick IRWIN
bond I'D Of June 1865 for the same smount
with Pa rick Irwin and Rehsrd Murphy seen ties the
said bonds being condoned for the faithful performance oy
said James Fegan OF his duties antoneer Aforesaid
Notice hereby given 70 all parsons Interested In the said
bond how writing At toe Office 81 the Secretary
State within ninety days aer the pubee'ion hsreof why
Given my hand and seal Of the stae OF the above
date and the Independence Of the United States tbs ninety
second
(sigpeD B. y. FLANDKRa
J. h HARDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARTMENT. ExEoufrF
Fouvelle- Orleans 10 s decernbre 1857.
TTENDU que James reIiigan a fsite un
n application pour cancelement de ien ocicl COM
me dams pour paoisse d,rleans savoir
al. o so NJ o cs1 eomms SrneS e. IRWIN hcS
ard Murphy ct Gerald Farrell. CONNIE securities.
I'm bond GATE e 22d JUN, 1863 pour une tele somme
avec Twin Richard Murphy securities les
ats bonds Giant pour raccompssement deie
deyes par dit James Michigan CONNIE encsnteur aus
dit
ressees connare ect bureau du
tae dEta dams les quatre vingtdx jours qu suyront
dcrnere publication de Get avis les rsons esoueee
lee dit bonds ne serait pas cancele et snnuiie
Dcnne sous signature de rEtat et ID
date mentioEne ct eonzene aimee de I'm
deper dance des Etsis-Unis
CSigpe) u. n fLANDEks.
J. H. HiEpr secre.aire dEtst
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This Company orsaniusd and avail themselves Of
jeHerson to Mesrs ROcersu Hepp fu,ehisg aud those
srins. uttered CITY q Jefferson are s led
70 be % bs sna term s Is a SLOWED
onehs what It eostsssy for each beef 81 and
low soneus beat liver b'ains They drive the animal
70 the Slaughter House and eiver the beet upon me sta.
and the sssL The present cost Of
$50 small snphter Houses. S5....... $50 per day.
Lzrse Slaughter Bouse.. 20
ssyiI nspfby IN K.p.erses $3.50
Saving early II Expenses. $4,000
The o is now worth than $50 day; while the Com
psny can 1t lie every psT q he animal ala making sst OF
ds Thus thee is clear saving o. sOo per Day be
al es regarded BY every property holder not distinctly
n Objection Is made that this is huge monopoly. We
sn.wer 4 Offer it fTsi = tee butchers and Spry
bolees Of Jefferson City u they 90 not choose 70 .Ske Ire
and a share in the handsome profits arising .
SS i unless Ss Ss
with the psis.nees complained Of ali the slaase'sr
the great injury ssd nconyenieDee Of property holders in
Jnercn CITY. Therefore b. taking Stock in this Company
lst-Oi ehalf the present cost. .
2You viii share equal to the price now paid on
dSou viii sed fifty per cent TO the value Of property
legislation municipal acts disturb your business or
no nuisance that can be complained Of:
COMMITTEES composed OF Me-srs l. N. Maynard A. De
lean Lacroix viii wait you and the Books Of
SUBSCRIPTION viii be KEEP open the Mag. Ten per
cert viii paid subscribing. and dollars weekly
the Buildings progress.
Ihe following parties have been appointed to act Ten
TO airy Board Ccntrol until the first Tuesday IN Msy when
meens Of the Stockholders viii cleo from amsng them;
Board OF Managers and II is expected
snsugh Of the Stock will be BY the Butchers to
give them the management and profits arising:
J. NJ. WEYMOUTH President
PAUL LAgkOIX Manager and Treasurer.
J. n MAYNARD, Notary and Secretary
BbNJ y. SMITH, Chemical Director.
K q. HUTCHINSON.
A DEJEAN,
II w. CARNEY,
Forming Temporary Board Of Control
Books Of Subscription be found at l. ~ Mayuards
Notary Public Is Commercial Place and Paul Lacroixs
Stock Landing Tue Committee will also wait all ths
Butchers which, the balance of the Stock win be taken
by Capitalists
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TINTED srArxs REsrAUHAxT.

Il to Reopen ON SATURDAY, i4th inst, the United
States Restaurant at its old Stand No. Us Co street.
The Establishment will formerly be provided with the
very lest Eatables and Walters
FRITZ HUP2ENBAUER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIsS0LUTION THE LAW PARTNERSHIP
IL heret existing the anders gnsd under the
hrm name OF ROBERfSOS ZACHARIk.i Is his day DIS
solved ~ the of the former from practice O.
ZACHAt viii att to all unfinished business Of the arm
at No 20 ST. CT aries street back Office, I'd hoor.
New Orleans. March Y. 1868
THE UsDEHsIGNED HAVE FORMED A
Uopsrtnershp OF Bewltt, Norton CO. for
the Commission Business under the
name and style ofsTUARr 4 NORTON
fsienedl A. L. sTOAvT
GEORGE NORTON
New Orleans, March 2, 1858.
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ED UCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE.
NEAR ExMITTsBURg. MARYLAND.

This Institution founded IN lSs, incorporated and
powered Degrees IN 1890 has continually improved
and added 70 means by giving a THOROUGH EDUCA-
TON CLASSIC AID SCIENTIFIC.
of the Scholastic Year begins In the last
week Of August; the Second on the 18th Of January
The Terms Board and Tuition 500 annun-l e.
for each Session Sl50-payabe in advance Clothing sta
toney etc. supplied s the College, must also be paid for
IN advance.
Az the Students Instructed In the Doctrines and trained
TO the practices Of the Catholic Religion.
There Pr parsory Department for Pupils not qualified
for The CoePiae Course For further Information apply to
the PRESIDENT JOHN NcDAFfRkY, ID. ID,
O. ID. ELDKR, 40 Poydras street, New Orleans be
apnIied % ARent tor the OoIlege.
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nvgeLAs.
rEGRAvER AND LITH0GRAFHER,
He- 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' EEfRAEOE OrTr H0fEI

vsstng ard Wscsins Cards sngrsvsd ne sos elegant
Business Cares. Account Sales Gotten, Bls La
Ains Cheeks Invoices ssd Circular Letters etc. Tho
srsphsd- Seals, Osncsllne Stamps Door Pisses, etc
Initial. Embossed % ysD.r 80 Knvs'op>f vrTHonx
HARaE rOR DIR
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OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA. p
Founded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana
Tie next Session begins September I'd and closes June 18Th
1868
FIcuITrConsists Of full corps able all
Literature and Science usually taught the best
Coles "a and Universities
couRsE OF sIUDY-Embraces Preparatory and an Acad
Department. including terary, scientific and 90
tienal Course Special School OF Civil EnSlnesrng and
Commercial School
TKKNs-For all expenses, except clothing Sfl0 S20f
able in advance balance In equal payments January LIST aud
Csdes received al any during the session. and charged
from date Of entrance.
Address d. =. BOYD, Superintendent
EnzHx LN0H's SCHOOL FOs ESYr
1sAfAwA. PJKE 90, Mss
Ns~ Orleans and jackson Railroad.
Ulrculaff nay Be Obtained On aypFcstsa RORKRT PHI
: KIN Kso.. IS and 10 Osmp street, Hsv Orleans.
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GREEN a ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
r1 n Commercial Piaee
To Owners or Real Estai-f

We have demand for Dwelling and Vacant
City Property slse for Country Place around The city and
the railroads and rivers Peresns wishing se Invited
70 place ter properly In hands maze 70 charge
unless sale 70 elected
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Observation-Disclosures.

CTOLEN-IF THE MAN WHO. ON SATURDAY
- n last Cold Watch from the undersigned, will
the No. 1872 Camp street questions ~ be
asked . JANIS DhELLiN
r DISQUALIFICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewal of the following Certificates Of Stock which
have 20 shares the Bank Of America No l6l
20 Shares New Oeas Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road No SIS dated 18th April. lS55-a in the name OF
K. Jones 10 Shares Of Union Bank Of Louisiana No
1879 dated October Is 1854 in the Of Rebeccs Raglan,
wife OF Jesse r. Jones'
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COR TENDERS FOX THE CONVEX
ANcE OF MAILS
Eyetvxeen New Orleans and British Honduras

The Government Of sh Henduras invites tenders for
the monthly conveyance during period OF 70 com
meme on NedResday the Gath day Of jane. 1868 Of Mails
Orleans and Belize. In British Hondura+ BY
steam vessels OF not less SEQ English measurement
Yheseamers VII have leave New Or eaos on Wednesday
The 18th day after TIE hrs Saurd In each month or IN ne
Of European Nails from Liverpool % hing New
Orleans in time for their dispatch wednesday, as
aker their arrival there practicable The pas
between New Oesus and Belize either wag. must be
performed within Eve days The must leave Belize
her 7h after her Rri
val The eoutrat viii be paid BY monthly instsmens
Tenders wild he the British nsuss IN New Or
leans before sd day q April forwarded Co
the Leuteust Of British Hondura. q the
Colonial Secretar 0fce Belze before the "a day
Of May next
NORA hKNE -Etsaners carrying mails under contract with
tkf British with the Of British
Hcndrras exempt em charges in Brtsh Honduras
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T,Rx IT, TEST 1T THOROUGHLY,

DAPEz AND STATIONERY wAkkHoGss
Eos IS and COMMON STREET.
ss srgs and extensive sssek Of rEizas
Wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery, hla.k sssa
school BSoks snd Fancy Cocoa Aa-psd " svsy easss
srsds ana isr as ct rsass.ssls prses<
r-xvEHR n RrYuunnr
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COAL, ETC.

oRNER THIRD AND TcHoUPTToULAs STREETS.
Is furnishing st of ASH WOOD at IS per
Cord, delivered.
LIVERY.
JOSEPH wOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. so end 81 Esronne street.
BETWEEN coxxos AND eRAyrER-
The best stock Of Single Double HORSES, SADDLE
Red 1d h II suis ans oksr Eohwssisra Cities
epased 70 Orer inducements 70 Planters and the Public
ORDERS SOLICITED AND SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED.
Particular attention paid Hacking. having fresh arrival
Horses and Mules BOush, and Solo on 0emmls.ioa.
80 end 50 Baronne street
LOUISIANA LIVERY AND SALES
STABLES.
Nos 1888 100 and l02 Magazine street, between Julia and ST
Joseph streets
Firstess. Nu'es Also Carriages sni
Bur eiss for Hlre L. HART. Proprietor
NOTICE TO STATE TAX rAxEKs.
FIRST DISTRICT
City Of New Orleans.
The oEce Of the State Tax Collector for the First District
Canal Felicity street, the river and lake. from
| % N. tos p n, DAILY, for the
| COLLECTION OF LICENSES FOR 1903
| Now due. crice ITO Carsndelet street.
In accordance with the order Of ding
Of the Fifth Military District all State Taxes. Licenses.
the Convention Tax viii hereafter be required to be
p''' - = = THos AsKEw.
State Tax Collector. First District.
New Orleans. Jsnuary 10, 1858
| GUNs................GUN UNs.
We are now In receipt Of full Of Ensish German
| American Double and Single GUNS, at reduced prsss
! HENRY FOLsox CO.,
No. Old Levee street. opposite the PostorHss.
| Agency Remington Arms Company,
Depot Of Colts Rsvo'vsrs-
J0HH =. fLEsSSo.
GAS FTTrKB
4 AND
Dealer IN Ca K1xtsres.
- AND LIS MAGAZINE STREET. MEAN aRoD'
| New Orleans.
w stssnd psnstuAy s.s fthfuy 70 I'll erdsrs sntzuss
/ TO him.
Order len IN Bon No IsL keohanse' end DsaisS
sasngs. WI nsst win prompt attention
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CUCCEssIoN OF JOsHUA PEBBLES.
An those having Claims against the late j. PEBBLES
are requested present he and all those Indebted
ouested 10 make payments X. sEATON,
Tes Exscutor,
No. ls6 Carondelet street.
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DEUTsCHE COMPANY HALL
CORNER EXCHANGE ALLEY AND BIENvILLE
STREETS
This large and elegant Ha will be rented for Balls Wed
dngs etc. etc. The reasonable terms For particu
lars apply to FERDINAND sAhks
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FROM ATLANTA.

Card from the Democratic Executive Com
m,ttee Of Georgia-Thc Question OF Re-es-
tabsishing Slavery = Radical ssluse The
Csnssisusi0n y Newspaper en- the Proposed
Change sf Candidases- ~. Is
ATLANTA, Oct. l6.-The Democratic executive
committee Of Georgia issue the following to-day (:
cit having been represented by Republican
speakers In the present Canvass that the Southern
people favor the re- esta olishment of slavery in
the respective States, and depriving negroes of
the right of suffrage, for the purpose Of meeting
this allegation and giving it positive denial. 1t
was resolved by the central committee of the De-
mocratic party of Georgia, representing the peo-
pie ofthe State, that the charge is unequivocally
false.
"For evidence that they do not desire the re.
establishment Of slavery, and could not effect il IL
they would, they would refer to the facts, that
this State has sseented to and ratified the amend
ment to the Constitution of the United States for
ever sbolishine slavery and involuntary servitude.
except for crime, whereof the party shall be
legally convicted. That we reiterate the position
taken by this committee IN its late addresses, by
the report of the committee on the state of the
republic adopted by the House Of Representa-
tives In the Legislature of this State on 26th ul
that we also indorse the address of Gen. Robert
Il. Lee end Others In response to the letter Of
Gen. Rosecrans, and that we submit to the present
status Of the colored race among u.s. and viii pro-
tect them to the extent of our power In the right
Of suffrage secured them BY the Constitution of
The United States and amendments thereto, and
Constitution and laws of the State.
(Slgned) 4. g. CABANss,
Chairman.
The Republicans fred salute, and held public
meeting last night in honor of the reported Re-
publican victory In Pennsylvania and Ohio.
ATLANTA, Oct. l6.-rhe Constitution depre-
Gates the suggestion for q change Of standard
bearers. adheres to the principles and policy of
the party. and urges the vigorous prosecution of
the canvass. 1t charges Belmont and the World
with lukewarmDess and an effort to sell out to the
bondholders, and calls for a change In the head
Of the National Executive Com nittee.
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No Authority for the Proposed Chang'
-r-o of Democratic Candidates.
MILITARY PER SONAL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Only senstors and IL
representatives are here. Wade and Colfax sd-
journed their houses till Nov. 10. s .
The party leaders express themselves regarding
the proposed change OF candidates that it ia un.
wise, imprscticable and equivalent to disbanding
the Democratic forces.
II Q change is made II will be In consequence
Of The absolute withdrawal by the present can.
didates. Ll-fl g.
Hancock's headquarters have been removed to
New York. -s
The following is the answer to q dispatch from
this city, asking whether the proposition for a
change OF candidates was prompted by the New
York Democracy:
"New York, Oct. l5.-Jonah d. Hoover, Wash
ington: No authority or possibility to change
front. All friends consider 1t totally imprsc tics-
bic and equivalent to dsbanding ourxforces. We
of New York are not panic stricken. Signed, s..
j. Tilden, August Belmont and Augustus Schel."
Gen. Hooker has been placed on the retired list
with full major generals rank.
Gen. Thomas has departed for Tennessee.
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FROM EUROPE.

The Election Decree In spaiu-slaves Ex-
<iuded - Appointments by the Spanish
Junta-The Times on Bariis q sms
madrid, Oct. l6.-The decree ordering an elec-
ton for cortes in the different departments ex-
cludes slaves.
Admiral Dunez has been appointed chief of the
feet, and Libo commander Of the Pacific squad.
ron. The high prices Of food and wine are abat-
ing.
LONDON Oct. l6.-The Times says II Burlin.
game adheres In good faith to the interests of
China without taking part in foreisn intrgues, his
mission will be successful.
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SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER II. 1868
.ock aao.t 4ga Oco bales, Of which N Ooo .es .re

stock snost ls2 900 bales Of which 900 baes are
Amer can. Beef SIS. Cd. Tallow Is. Sd.
HAvRs OF is -fo-ton If 35c
LONDON, Oct. l6-Noon.-Consols 9iI Bonds
LIVERPOOL Oct 1s-rvenipg Cotton quiet
and steady. Breadstuns and provisions unchanged.
LON ION. Oct; 10, evening g-Consols 94}. Bonds
724. Sugar quiet.
PANS, Oct. 16-Rentes 60 so.
FRANKFORT, Oct. l6-Bonds active III.
HAvHE, Oct Is. evening-Cotton dull.
New YORK, Oct. l6, eveping-Stock excited
and active. closing strong with heavy advance
on Western Railway.
sub.treasury balance, $97, 600 900.
Government bonds strong. 6.20's Of 1862 l44i,
Of 1864 lll5, of 1865 liz. do. new ll03, of 1867
1l02. of 1868 Ill, l0-4O's 1919.
NEW YoRK 10ct. l6.-Cotton frmer. Sales
2sco bales. Middling. uplands 253Q25{c: Flour
Sc. better: Cora lc. better. Pork s2s s5. Lard
steady. Whisky 81 25@s1 274. Porto Rico sugar
lls@l2sc. Other groceries unchanged. Turpen.
tine 44@44ac. Rosin 81 45@s7 so. Freights un-
counts :. Sterling vss{ea % iSssslosi. @ Cold heavy |
at 1874. Southern bonds srong with increased
demand at higher prices.
LoUnvILLB, Oct, l6.-ssles Of tobacco light ;
lugs to medium leaf IS 50@l3 rs. Cotton 2sAc.
Corn. new. 50@soc., old ssc@sl: Wheat u $50
05. Oats 50@55c. Rye 81 3s. Flour-super.
fine Sc 25Q6 so. Mess pork $si@3l so. Lard
lsl@20c. Bacon-shoulders l3t@l32c., clear
leg 500. ~si-ks- NV free, 81 80. -
CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.--Fl0ur-family IS 5000.
Wheat si go. Corn s7@ssc. Oats 5s@soc. Cot
ton lower; middlmgs 24c. Whisky 81 23@l rs.
Pork $50 Is. Bu uk-sboulders 11ic., sides l4c.
Bacon shoulders &c.,, rib sides l6Sc., clear sides
17c. Lnd lsac. Butter 35@4Oc. Eggs s23.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l6.-Tobacco nominally lower.
supernne Flour IS 37@e 25.. Wheat. spring. "a
Sc. higher. Corn 95@9sc. Oats 50@55c. Pork
t3l 50. Becon-Clesr rib sides l62c.. clear sides
l7ic., shoulders l3s@l34c., hams 1sa020. Lard
l91203c. Whisky 81 27@l %.
MOBILE, Oct. 16.-Cotton firm. Middlfngs 236
23ac. Sales of the week 5000 bales. Receipts
6249 bales. Exports to Great Britain 1900 bales,
coastwise l04s bales. Stock Is, ,602 bales.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. l6-ll A. A.M.-Barometer
$3.50. Wind northeast ana light. No arrivals
or departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 16-6 P. M.-Bsrsmeter
1915 ; wind northeast and light. Arrived: steam
ship Agnes, Wilson, Brszos, to G. A. Whitney &
Co.; bark Pauline, Thorndike. Newport Wales.
rlilroad iron to order. Sailed: steamship Cres-
cent
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, Oct. 16 Passed up, Robert E. Lee
and Legal Tender, at 8 last night. Bosz at 3 p NJ.
to day. Down, Bismarck. at noon, and ar with
coal bsrges. at P. N. River falling rapidly.
LoUIsvIJLF, Oct l6.-RVer falling slowly four
feet in the canal; weather wet.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l6.-No change In the river.