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SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., October 6, 1867.
NM and after the 9Th inatank tho Trn,na

OVHUMbIA, q. O'l OCVVDer D, 1907.
N and after the 9th instant, the Trains
~ over this Road will run US follows:
Leave Columbia at... :......... 1.40p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte at $40 D. m.
Leave charlotte at. 2.55 a. m.
arrive ut Columbia at. $40 a. m.
Making close connection for all points
North and South, as follows:
Leave Columbia ............... lao p. m.
Leave charlotte .............. 1000 p. m.
Leave Greensboro :. :. ......5.15a. m.
Arrive Richmond .4.45 u. m.
Leave Richmond. .945 D. m
Arrive Washington 6. Is am.
Arrive Baltimore. $40 a. m.
Arrive Philadelphia 1872 D. m.
Arrive New York. $40 p. m.
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40 OPVI ILL.,,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January 18, 1865
nN and after Sunday, January 10, the
~ Passenger Trains on the South Caro-
lima Railroad will run as follows, viz:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. 4.3O a. M.
Arrive at Kingsville. .11.15 a. m.
Leave hlngsvllle. ...... ....... LAO q. m.
arrive at Columbia. Ito p. m.
Leave Columbia 90 q. M.
Arrive at kingsville. 11.35 a. m.
Leave kingsviile. 1905 D. m.
Arrive at Charleston. 7.05 D. m.
The Passenger Train on the Camden
Branch will connect with up and down
Columbia Trains and Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Trains on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Night Express Freight and Passenger
Accommodation Train E;lli -;:;n as fellows:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. 8. A p. m.
Arrive Arrive at Columbia... ,S.:.6I n. m.
Arrive at Charleston. 40 a. m.
Jan 81 81. T. PEAKE, GcnI Sup't.
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Change of Schedule on G. & G. R. R.
D.

nN and after FRIDAY, the 9th instant,
" Passenger Trains will run daily, Sun
6aNa aYOarakad 90 foll
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Saudnnah, Ca, September rs, 1867.
James Il. Dey, Esq, President.
Dear Sir: used the Double Refined
Poudrette, bought Of you last spring, on
corn. 1 think it increased the Weld one
half. consider it an excellent manure.
Respectfully, T. HOLCOMBE.
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::N0ItsbUrE, ~. C., Au9ust 10, 1867.
james L. Dey, Esq.
DeG'' Sa: can safely say that your
Double Refined Poudrettc is far superior
to an! other fertilizer for cotton; for have
given it fair trial this season. Yours,
JEHU FOSTER, in.
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EUdrWe, Sc'dey Co., Ga, Oct 4, 1867.
The Double Refined Poudrcttc, 1ur-
chased Of you last spring, / think, in
creased my crop of cotton $50 pounds per
acre; put it upon worn-out pine land, at
the rate of 200 pounds per acre, drilled in
with cotton seed. Yours, &c.,
S. MONTGOMERY.
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTES!
SOUTHERN SECURITIESl
Bought and sold on commission by
LAWRENCE. BROS. & CO.,
B a n X Z r S
NO. 16 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
M ONEY received on deposit from banks,
Xl bankers, merchants and others. Or
ders in Gold, Government and other Sccu-
rites executed at the regular Stock En-
change by a member Of the firm. Oct s
DEWITT G. LAWRENCE. JOHN II. CECIL.
Cyrus j. LAWRENCE. WM A. HALsTED
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RidJemoy. S. O., September 81, 1867.
Mr.. James II. Dey.
SIR: l applied the Double Refined Pou-
drette by itself, and in combination with
other fertilizers, on cotton, and am pleased
with it; so much SO that it is my present
intention to purchase larger supply of
you the next year to apply to my cotton
crop. Yours very respectfully.
HENRY C. DAVIS.
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CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

mon hai 1s foYs,,en VIII, .hsV he'd surcra, and that
they coaid oot bring their minds TO tolere suoh
men ss Nslan fgnain ana pesdeioa, and that as the
reconstructed lsbes looked 10 The old U.iOu men
,ho only hope the popular sentiment was nnanmcas in
favor oi Andrew Jonnson. They rememner his devo-
ton 70 the Union time o. psc they grateful for
his continued adherence 20 the cons, tnon which they
regard substantial devation to the interests OF the
whole country he expressed his conviction that should
ths elections 70 be he d within three months
indicate republican gain the democrats OF the North
would have aerna i've but 10 regard the voice OF the
SOUTH n isvvr Of Johnson who had commended himself
10 the real Union everywheretrsi by his Efforts
20 save H. and las. by his resistance 10 the enemies o.
restoration.
proposition Is being considered by the Senate
COMMITTEE Finance 10 erect new department.. TO oe
called the Department OF Internal Revenue with asecre-
tary Al Us head tue as tue other departments
The design take the appointing power from the
President ana vest 1t Ia the present Incumbent VINO
would designate al his subordinaes and organize this
vast army Of employees the interest OF the radical
party.
The Military Appropriation bill which passed The
House on thursday is nearly one hundred per cent
lower than last year and far below the require
ments OF The service IL done 10 AID IN the popular
elo 81 reirencnm ut and TO bridge the elections
with the iull knowledge aud tac admission that from
thirty three 10 y per will be required OF the neSt
Congress for dehc.eneies
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Cor ral rer,ca .ud these agencies which cannot
fall, Sner or Ia, On tho blessings o. conna
'nasty aud throughout the whole OF tehra America
Whiskey Troubles in Tennessee.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has received
,eecram from Collector Abernahay o! the Knoxville
frepnl district, in which he informs The deparimen
iLa, very recently MS deputies aud dupu,y marshal al
,ha, place whie engaged in sesing Ncii dst!ieriss
which were in operation IN the mountains of Tennessee
we're attacked by AZ armed force who captured tho
government of.cA,s took from them the property In
lheir possession and he'd them prisoners until they
IN return for the property lksy had seized The Co-
ecor has asked ina. company OF cRvary be sent to
ard in proper enforcement, Of The Revenue avs IN
that section.
The Supreme Court.
The United states Supreme cour, was engaged the
entire day IN the hearing of the cause No ls4-GIser
AcDowei!-on land case from California
Recognition Of ConSu,s.
The President has recognized c. F. Ma they as Consul
of Switzerland for Missouri Illinois. Kansas and Ne
braska 10 r. side at ST. Louis Antoine Bone Vice
Consul OF Switzerland at San Francisco California and
LOUIS Chile de Pi.le Fernando Consul Of Hsyu at New
York
Navy Gazette.
Commodore (. r. Thomas United states Navy. has
been ordered to duty Lighthouse Inspector Of the
Ninth district upon the completion Of his present dutes
In New York.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

The Purim Association, OF Now York was formed IN
the year 1862 and ahoupn Of the youngest of the
Jewish societies in midst, has social and
the israote tn dignity aud in inguIary favorable
manner Since the year Of THIS IONS inception
its members have with great duty labored to
make their annual festivals only the most delightful
OF each year. in the way Of fancy dress balls
but with them II Is work OF ove and charity not
stcted the and OF Jewish insitntons but extended
ali deserving assistance Memorable among fes vities
OF tbis chara.er presenting an array 0i beauty ard
elegance hold IN the metropolis during the past siT
years have been the Purim gatnefngs None have
boen moro numerously attended, none moro select,
surpass ng tnsm in the tor Of ersalty OF
fnncy costumes or briIliancy OF effect.
This yeal tho Pur m Association, In Its "fauous''
way will continue Its good work, properly represent.
Ing the Hebrew community It's social relations anu
proud 10 ntan the old jewish customs and festivi-
tlss detracting possible mann otn the elevated
standard to which II has hitherto ormed. 10 this
eud the gcmens Tor the Purm ball. to be held
the 0tb March. rapidly progressing and promise to
bs on = scale Of magn!fccnco not yet excelled
by these time honorod festal gatherings Pke's
opera House will for the first time be the
scsne Of masks, music and tho dan The spacious
Will be occupied in addition to aud torum, 10 be
foorod the narquot circe 10 The extreme ot
the stage. Tue decorations will be unique, numerous
and magnificent Many surprises Promised In the
men. that viii give zet 10 the later features Of The
evening.
In these gatherings tho bright side OF the American
jews community Is very Pleasantly displayed as they
conribcte TO delightful interchange oil courteses
jew and Christian when causes kindly aud ap.
precstys estimate OF the formers character The com
ing will undoubtedly a. tuli Of bright
ness and success as the former efforts.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

EnGrossing of Articles for Final Rrndns--The
Articic ON Onictal Corruption Amended.
ALRASg, FEB. rs, ls6S
The following was added to the article education
nThe Leg stature shall provide for tho FREQ instruction
tho schools OF this State OF all persons be-
tween seven and twenty years OF age aud 40
amended the article was ordered TO be engrossod for
Gnsl reading.
The section OF the article corporations prohibNin.
the consolidating Of railroad companies whose joint cap
ita exceeded twenty million dollars was amended by
striking out that provision aud inscrun :-'.0f parallel
competing lines, OF any but continuous lines or
dsred 10 hral reading.
The article State prisons was ordered sngrosssd for
fnai reading without amendment.
The article official corruption was neuded BY add.
ing tho following additional section -
SECTION T. Any District At orney who shall fail to
prosecute faithfully the vi lation provision or
this article which shall come TO his knowledge shall 20
removed from Office by tho Governor after duo notice
and an opportunity of being heard 10 bis defence Inc
expenses which shall be incurred by any county IN IL
yestiga,iug any charge of br,osy :" AZ
tempting TO bribs any state officer or NOM
ber Of the Legislature within sucn county,
and Of receiving brbes by any stse omcer or mcmoes
Of the Legislature in said COUNTY, sha 90 charge
against tho state and their payment oy the state snail
he .ov,jed Tor by Isw Ordered TO = third reading
Tho article on future amendments and rsv'sions OF
the stulIon was ordered engrossed for dnai
reading. -, = =. -, =.
The new cor stution at on Wednesday, the 20tn
ins, went over under the rules
In me evening session the eighteenth section Of the
article finance, postponing the erection Of . see
Capilo FOR nveysarh was stricken esk
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON Feb. IS 1858.
norpsrs nusrNrss-fxrRoDucrros BILLS AM RssoLU.
hons FoR RsFKRENcx
The SPEAKER proceeded the regular order OF bust.
to tho call Of the States ana Territories for bills
and joint resolutions for reference Under ,bs ea bills
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

TUE NEW CONSTITUTION or ALABAMA.
The SPEAKER also presented tho ion OF the
State of Alabama revised and amended bv the Con-
yeution assembled At Montgomery, November 8, 1867.
Same reference.
Tho House proceeded 10 the Consideration oil the Naval
Appropriation bill.
Mr. wAsnBURyR rep1 Of nL, moved to suspend the
rules to enable MIN to offer amendments TO tho
bill the sections that struck out OF the bill last
Friday in Committee OF the Whole the state Of tho
Union, az being independent legislation, and therefore
out OF order in an appropriation bill.
Tho rules were not suspended-yeas ss nays 50-less
than two.thIrds voting In tho affirmative.
Mr.. wAssBrRsx made some remarks as to the rsspon.
sibty Of the republican members for joining with
bers on the other side to defeat those sections which
were intended 10 effect large economy.
Mr.. wooD suggested thai the ropubcans had graver
responsibility than that
Mr.. WAsHBuRsE replied that they were willing TO NEE.
every responsibility
Mr.. wooD added--Yes TO your sorrow, next November
Mr.. wAsnBuRSE intimsted that the subject to which
Mr. Wood referring had been disposed OF; and no
repeated that gentlemen the republican side OF the
House had refused TO second the COMMITTEES Appro
prations IN cutting down the expenditures Of tho Naval
Department
ar PRE conteuded that the sections referred 10 we're
not calculated 10 reduce the expenditures aud sisted
that the Iomtnttce on Naval AFFAIRS would report q
general measure on the subject.
The subject gave rise to an animated discussion be-.
tween Messrs washburne. Pike, schenck and Blaine
which caused much amusement Oh the democratic side
Ing the discussion ths SpsAEER stated that hs desired to
correct q ruling which he had made yesterday
On tno Worus 'Wnlppeu IN, py Sne gentleman
from ILLINOIS tMn harshsliL On reflection he was
Of opinion that his decision yesterday was too
stringent The words "vhipped IN .
Parliamentary phrase use In the country whence
this country derives It's parliamentary law and II was
not regarded there as supplementary or dshonorabo
or offensive 70 speak OF members generally rs beng
whipped in" Therefore when the expression was OF
general and not special application he did not regard
a. ofcnsiveiy unpsriamentary lie added that hs wss
always dcsrous to correct his rulings whenever he found
that be was mistaken. The matter had not been sug
ressd TO him. but reflection he was satisfied that bis
ruling yesterday was too restrictive
Mr. ScHENCK, trep.l OF Ohio, suggested whether a.
the House was 10 have the words should also Inherit
the thing, aud u 20 he should like who 10
bs the whipped In"
The SPEAKER replied that he only sIrded to the quss-
ton whether the words must necessarily be regarded
Offensive.
Mr. Ross, dem OF H.. suggested some point Of order
on remark Of hr Washburne 10 which Mr.. washburne
reped:'I did not near the point OF order made oy nv
colleaaue, the DISTINGUISHED Knight Of tue Golden
Circle,o uaughter)
The Naval APPROPRIATED bill was passed.
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BuI.
NJ HAsasvAxS, Of Ill, iroR The Comuiues On Ap.
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SuGAB AND AoLAssEs.-Ths demand for sugar
since Friday last has been steady In jobbing and
and retail way, with very few transactions In
round lots. The INQUIRY Is confined principally to
the choicer grades Of city refined with limited
demand snt to- Island sugar Inc stock y
are offering. Prices continue firm and We continue
to report Cuba box Sugar, grocery grades, l2t0
l3sc.; Cuba hid. Sugar, grocery grades, lilo
l9c.. yellow clarified l5l@i6ac., white clarified
16ac. Il n. The market for Molasses has not
undergone any change tince our last week report,
but continues duh and quiet without any trans.
actions whatever to report, and we necessarily
omit quotations.
FLouR-Has continued dull and quiet since the
close of the previous week, with little inquiry be-
yond Q few round lots Of choice grades for city
trade. Rates - compared with those quoted at
the close Of previous week, have undergone very
little change, except noticeable advance In
superfne, which is attributable to its scarcity.
Sales to-day embrace ll25 bbls., of which 800
were superfne ct Sc 623; so aud $50 double extra
ct 81 so; 200 do. ct 81 rs; lis low treble at s.;
SO choice treble ct $40 So and $50 do. at $40 81.
We now quote superdne Sc IS single extra $40
81 Is double extra 81 50@7 IS; Low treble $50
IS so; medium to choice treble s. 5000 so,
and choice extra $lI@l3 y bbl Receipts since
Export. 1852 bbls., of which ls2 we're for Florida;
5O0 Tor Texas, and 1000 for Havana.
SokNIine onering supply has continued light,
ana business generally confined to sales from
store with very limited sales upon the landing and
no receipts OF consequence during the present
week. With limited stock and very moderate
demand prices have advanced about So. - bushel
since Friday last, with sales to-day Of 50 sacks
new. damaged, at 70c., and IS sacks creole at 81.
We quote mixed to white Corn $l1l 10 y busbel.
Receipts since Friday last we're 200 sacks. sales
100 sacks and exports 1900 sacks to Florida.
OlTs-The has been dull and aaist since
our last weekly review, and without any supply
Whatever upon the landing, business has Been
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COTTON STATEMENT.
ztock on hand and on shipboard.

The exports to day were exclusively for Boston.
ToBAcco-The movement under this heading
during the past three days disoltses ne material
variation from that given at the close of the last
week. There has been some little inquiry, but
buyers do not seem disposed to operate to any ex-
for sny transactions in round lots, and sales con-
tinue to be confined to few hhds. of balers for
expectations, and medium leaf for city trade, at
full previous prices, which we repeat, viz:
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Commercial c5ntsllisente.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. "a CAxP srREKr
Tuesday, EyeninR Oct Is. 1864

Tuesday Evening. Oct Is. 1868 )
CoIToN-Upon the receipt Of the early Liver
pool Dispatches quoting buoysnt market at an
advance OF ID, holders here immediately enhanced
their views &c. u H., but as later advices were of
not 90 cheering tenor, and king rates above the
ideas Of buyers, prices again receded. The de-
mspd, however, has not been 30 active as the pre-
vious two days. Total sales amounting to only
2lOO bales, tie market closing unsettled. and on
some descriptions declined &c. We now quote
nomipaly good ordinary 22ig23, low middling,
23l@23i, and middliug 24l@ %.
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BELIZE. HoN-ese.nehap frsds vh1-so bbls molasses
whs,s5 shsIss,e-I sSa: ssgsf sessssss &co ,,,..
Gsass kcel0 1arx. Isvy Aes-l DL Osmphs,i kes-e do
soSiIE-Stssmsr Gsrah--ls haiss cotton Marx Levy L
co.'s = Golsan-8 H W Farley kco-l' Z Lsverch-l
Lehn Nsvgass &coS bsls domestcs Forsc Hs
ber5 Gedchsux-s DO Wallace &co-llo bbs pitch 80
bbls resin D<sy-6O bds paper Timss-sundnN - ord
Total n bales cotton
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NEW ORLE AMI. JACKSON GREAT NORTHKBN-
q bales cotton Higgins &co-40 d. Green COS do
J Ho dis Summers Branins-s Lehman, Newgsss 8to
p Jos Hoy &c-28 r Powel'-6 Dickmsn, Hi &co-23
Iscey. Terry &co-5 Musson 8co-5 I a S bendsrsonR
Hunt hscauley-4 Williams 4 son-9 Adams Son
70 9 g GoIaon7ag IN Allen 4cc-l2 " ronpson.
Knox Bro,-t Jenni.g- Gates &coIs Won PhuI Bros.ll
2speahs Bueknsr-ss Payne. Huntington &ce-J Lane
II Jno Thornhl.-s0 Alcus, Sberck Autey-l Dement,
brill Kehlor Updike &co-l Battle Noble M Hitler
&cc@ l. wsmsIsy &co-24 Warren, Crawford &co-4 ID q
Cook-l Newman &co-323 hls potatoes Pace &co-63
bxs mdse Beldsr-7 dc Qunlan-l do Darcy Wheeler
IA do Leanmont-5 do Bandcan Guitet-l do Booh-2
do Bcdet Guegdsn-l2 do zellincksr-2dsJ Rybsok-
Z Bereulesh-2 do Benedict do sp oue McGowsn
bx hardware Folsom &co-l3 rolls leather Thornslhen-l
bxs ndse Boudet Gordon-6s bbls oil Cspses-l car
charccalJ Lane-l do p Sbraden-600 feet lumber W
Weaver $500 do st Amanda bales yarn Jno
Hardie &cc-sundries order-rotal 562 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs GREAT wEsrBRE-
bales cotton Tetron &co2 do Price, Hive Tupper-2
Bersud aibert-4J Bonafon-io W Burbridee Aco-0
hf bales Fatjo Marks kco-50 do Dapns-l
tks cotton TO order7 hides bdl skins sundres
four-8 hides bdl skins and sundres Terebonns-l
10 bbs rice and suudres Surie-3 bales Canhepe
louben7 tks corn bills rice Sewn IL do Terreboune
Gcurdain - do Liambias Dockte-8 bbls moasses Rem
shaw Csmmsck-l76 head cattle McQouid Mehle-H do
Pascal sauat-2 do Ray-sundres 10 order-Total q
bales cotton
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Wednesday. October a. 1855 )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Oriental. Snow. for Boston,
Steamship Clinton Beckett for Galveston whitney 8co
SoSsWf bsrss fsSisId Tor s. Louis
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Trade Wind. rr. from Belize, Honduras 7th
s.np Rssd va Haven, 18th
inst 20 WhheispOOn, Halssy 3eo-2d district
ieeeess district a'' from Ne" ' geo f''''
inst to Elliott MeKseveT in 5si.st-sd district '
Ship EOI,hamgtOn Neatly f.o| Bath Ne 18th Sept to
ship Monsoon Chiffon from Liverpool 18th August, to
soop Elizabeth, Mhel, from fonte Hachs to master
sI Inst. ses. Pat Y shd Ai aS
ships Northampton and Monsoon
STEAMBOATS,.
Louisiana, Lus,, from Cincinnati.
JIG Blackford. Picket, from Washington
Peerless, rorgsy from 81 MsrDsvIls
Flicker Aucoin. from ThibodsuK
Hst.y Gimors King from IL L.,ourchs
Annie wsssy, Work, from ouscbita City
ssrss, Murray. from Mon Moeii.@ Iss" B.sia
Louise. Hopkins. nom Mobile
below Coming Up.
Ship siysrsds. Randall. from Shield. Eng, to Lowell
schr Linda sbisa days from Cardinal with sugar to
The agents Of the Alliance Steamship are In receipt Of
telegram from Pensacola stating that the ship ALI
anee got aground the sh inst of 81 Andrews Bay be-
tween Aralschicola and Pensacola On the lth
still uninjured with every probability Of being ahost.
Her passengers route to this city BY the steamship
Capt Morrill,. Of the steamship Trade Wind from Belize
Hon. repo having expeenced heavy gale Of wind the
9th inst, from west northwest to south southeast.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Greenwich Sept 26In port for New Orleans hip Marcia
Grtenesf - y
Gsueheser Eng, Sept Is in port New Orleans, ships
Wild Hunter Kelley. and Zm, Woodwork, and bark Law.
mis- Davis. f
boSdoN-stsamship orsntsl-ls0 bales cotton bales
leather 70 empty cerboys Al pigs mdss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clntoa-<D bbls Aouy half
eols beer bbs molssses Is bbs krvut 20 bb potatoes 50
os nay z SKIS $50 SKIS salt $50 coffee l3csks
III shds sugar lU bxs soap and sundies
odLLA-Schr Chahen ge-46 sesnfing III feet foor-
81 ioUIs-Steamsr Nohauk-S74 bxs tin plate
EEW enthusiastically Ladona -Astd mdse
LihkhrOOL-ship Nor soon-Sat to order
.AfH- AE-ship MISUNDERSTANDING blocks etc TO
BALTIMORE VIA HAyANA--stsanship Marylsnd-
Astd ndss
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THKoUaH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.

SAILING FROM NEW FORK ON TIE sth and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH or The day before when those dates fall
o Sunday.
PAasA0E LOWER THAN By ANY OTHER LINE
Fer fnrthsr Information sddrss
D n. DARLINGTON. Agsns,
Piss - North Rivss. Nov Ysrk.
WE. WEBB, Prssidsnt; CHAa DANA. Vie Pruadnt
ofcs q Exchanes Plaza New York
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Cattle Market.
OsYY or yuyy1Rsou, Octc

0IN OF JWT1nS01. October "a H6a
Arrived yesterdsy-334 Texas Beeves, $40 Calves
30s Calves and YearliDgs, 80 Hogs, go sheep.
Stock on sale-202 Texas Beeves, sos Calves and
Yearlings, Isl Hogs, SO Sheep, Mich Cows. We
quote
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
Marine Sntelligsnte.

CRESCENT OFrrcE, No. 90 CAMP STREET.
Wednesday, October IA, 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Oriental. Snow. for Boston,
Creevy, Nickerson Geo
Steamship Clinton, Beckett for Galveston Whitney &co
schr Challenger Brit, JOSEPH. for utills Psbury
Steamer Mohawk and barges Packard for 81 Louis Master
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NEW YOkk-stesmship Lsdona -Astd ndse
LlNkkPOOL-ship Nor soon-Salt to order
PATH, hE-ship NOrthsmpton-Psving blocks etc 3.
BALTIMORE VIA HAyANA--ssssnship Msyland-
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BRAZO6 SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE y. q NAIL sTEAMSHIPR
Leaves on SATURDAY. Oct 18th, ct 8 A. L.
ryOE RR a ZOl "A NTxM an VIA aArvva

FOR BRAzOs sANT1A0O VIA CALVES
T0E-Ths iron steamship n.
I. o. Harris,
J. B. LOCKWOOD, Commands
WIN leave foot Of st. Jossph above If the steamer
unable 70 the Bszos bar goods DO delivered At
ships tackle corasss pay their own ughtsrags For
0HxS A WHITNEY CO., Assnsa
20 and - Camp street
Freight surd ct oaehaf the adopted By the Board
of Underwriters. July l, 1868