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IN Eurgpe and America Illustrated with over LIS
sssc7 5sd Weed EngrariHgs. CREPlste IN one
large octaF0 veluue. Retail prise. s. So We
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Ftr Fun particulars ana terms. address the pub
nshers. g. T. BURR & CO., Hartford, Con. A.
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THE HaEl8 AlarzsAC.-AF- g. Maj
bls. raslsber Of the Nsr 1-9-E Hor,3 VII
please aa1elt 1ar thanks fara copy Of lie
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fa= Bsz9e-ztie stand Toiuf. 5Ht eoHia-ts
ia a5Ef..ea therala- saas very valuable 5a-
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hand VIII BE ordered
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Aza4y4rz sos 1855. The 7rlaaa.s H'afl5
Episcopal Lutheran. GsLao5lst, AIlaaiic
Pl-su1l5rse25- and Hags-a.ovn Ll-azuarz f5i
sg7a al the Tz-zRHB Book Sr1-H
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Receipt. Of Produs..

ST LoUIs-stesmer Peoria City-2l73 bbls aou- Kehlor
kennedy 4eo-6s2 BID nour cover Odendsh-lOi4 do
200 bbls pork Harris sidwel0O bbls -four Hays Tunsta
Iurnps bhis crates cabbage 80 Tubs butter Del
Bondio47 h ks bacon 10 cks DO 9arrsrd Crag-iO tes
ks ribs Chenoweh, Casey &ce50 kegs lard
100 ss os 800 bales b. Is bbls ou ssybick 1co-iOO
ks la ley BaHer &eo-lsO SKIS corn hhds tobacco to
bales hops d Barker-2d DO Wssenbseh Kunpp.2by s
h y sSls onlS s Io e. 10 S6i 4Ss
crates cabbage Miller Meyerl0 bsls onions Messen:
kegs SSseeo Nssits Bro g rolls 6aggnS Sxs %d'e
M a., brooms TeiT BvTnes-7s Do IBiian Jonso1 &C.
bxs candy Z Hart AeO25 do smms, Levy Denegre-25
Al bdls iron lH bsrs do sheets do Bosck Seymour-'s
PSba SS,Gh Nsy7 Allen 1eo sc Sen SS
&cO9 Violet Black &cO-s1ndres 70 oTder-I0ta hhds
SATcHEzESsissmsr wild wAgoner-7O bales c,tton to
Scott Osge-5l Z leSeTch-S5 Aeus sherek Autsy--
cO-2g Payne Huntngt9nl&eo-2O FloEsr-lI "A Psale
Crsg-ll ODER AtvsteT &cO-lO M1ssOp 1eog j Denis
10 Med faylor-S W Greene Bros-7 II T Lonsdale-3
zoo RSn s0 oI Lsn9@ PsS% Pss ST5ps f.e
yohnson-5 Newman &cO-A Hiesman-5 Given
Male Csmm ack-5 Bea les, Wingo 6cO-4 Randall AGO
( II y, Mcdaniel &c = b NJ HorEeA &eo--4 Copes-4
1sy-s Dasiisa-2 oven Bros-5 D Carroll Geo 8 Aif
Ingrsham-2 gpo Phelps &co-l HOwad PrestOns Barrett
bsuteh wss Hi'isi LssRi Sac cares A L.7se
So as cotton s;sf Scot Cses2fS IS do AlSss- %
Dssi.ss7sO DO Dswlng-25 do West WEigh.-@
Straight Gcoll DDS onions .
FNrgin-22 ks corn NILSSON &cO-l6 c1ls vine Comp
tonet machinery L Bsinger-l Dol hides y DoElng-I
do g WeisnaaE- b Meyer Deuch Wsis-sandss
70 0rder-Toal 53i bales cotton l4s2 SKIS cotton seed
TktNToN-St Steamer Aunie Weg ey-3Sl bales cotton u
4 NJ Allen &eo-2Of JnO II HArdie 6co30 LEWIS
Penn Psee NixoD-i2 Levy Haas-5 Ware Son-6
20 order-9 II Carter &co-5 Meya, Deutch& Weis-5 j
II ggius &co5 Payne Hunttngton &cO-2 s Newman REQ
fsllowes EerausOn Hervsy-l Stewart a MeCart ! bae
hees J hilglns &eo-l6 hides Psters0n, Hill Elottl5
J Young &cc-sundries 70 order-sQ7 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Sieainer Grey Eage-l2 bales cotton o.
Jurty Harris-l1 r Flower 6 Lehu NeFgsss &co-6
Gay-7 Buissor-5 Scott 4 Cage Srtchari Bckham
A Hickman-3 vsnhorn &eO-l Scale Watsrman-2
Meyer, Ieutch Weis-2 Hy Tate-2 A Tetron &c0-l p
Duuee-l MGyun-l r walssr-l Ben Toiedsno-l L
stern-l bale broom corn WaikeT5h hds bOnesJ stern
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Received since Sept L......................... I95
shiDbOard-hhds ....SI4S
Receipts since Friday last were only % hhds.
Exports none.
SUGAR AND MOI ASSES Operations in sugar con.
tinue to be Of very limited character, and ex-
hi6it very little business in excess of local re-
tail demand. Prices have continued uniform and
are nominally unchanged. The stock, which is al.
most entirely composed Of Cuba, although light,
for this season Of the year, appears TO be ample
for the demand, which has been only moderate
for some time past. We continue TO quote Cuba
sugar, Nos. II to IA, l239lS3c.; Porto Rico IA q
l4a, and Louisiana, prime TO choice, l4i9l63c. b
n. We have no improvement 10 notice in the
market for molasses, which continues dull and
quiet without any quotable transactions. Re-
ceipts during the last three days embrace los
hhds. of sugar ; 100 hhds., q terces and 40 bbs.
OF molasses.
Movements in this market have been
during the last two days, very limited and con-
fined principally TO iobhing and retail business,
with few transactions in round lots. Rates during
same time have undergone little If any change,
though buyers do not appear anxious to operate
to the extent observable during the week passed.
which disclosed considerable animation in the
market for round lots for, expectation. Sales to-
day embrace HIS bills, Of which 100 were super
fire at 81 Is AIS low treble az s. 25; 200 treble
quote superhne 81 l2497 IS; single extra s. 500
Z IS; double extra ss9s IS {; low treble S. $50
S IS; medium 10 choice treble 50 5ORll, and
choice extra -four sllGl3 so = Dbl. Receipts
since Friday last foot up II Gal bbs sales 6i75
aud exports Is 292, of which $50 for Texas $50
for Florida, 1851 for New York and 9j4I for
Havana.
HAY-The demand continues 10 be confnad to
small lots for local trade without any export de-
msnd whatever. Receipts coatinue to be of a
very limited character, but appear TO be ample
for the demand. 20 bales ordinary ST. Louis were
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Russia alone has accepted the Krupp gln.
Prussia although first to introduce this arm, never
had Krupp eightinch gun until lS67, nor nine
inch gun until lS6S. Austria has BIZ. sixteen
eight-inch Krupps. Spain ordered four blocks
from Krupp for heavy guns. and has recently
ordered two hundred blocks for field guns. The
Belgians are divided between the krupp aud the
Armstrong guns. Italy favors the English guns
entirely. France has her own guns. Sweden
iuclines to heavy, cast.iron, smooth bore guns.
Norway, Denmark and Holland uss the Arm
stTongs. Turkey and Egypt adopt the English
system down 10 the minutest details.
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Commercial SntelIigente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CANT STREET,
Tuesday Evening, Sept p, 1863


Tuesday Evening Sept % 1863 !
COIToN-The market to-day has presented
fair degree OF activity. Early in the day factors
were not disposed TO operate except at full figures
paid yesterday. Towards the close Of business
however, the New York and Liverpool advices
being adverse to holders they manifested a
greater disposition TO reslize-even TO accept
lower rates. Purchasers then cane for ward more
freely and sales were made of 1850 bales, at
prices showing decline at the close of business
of l to 10. q b. Weinow quote low middling ~
@22Ac., midding 224G23c. and strict middling
23l@231e.
The aggregate sales for the past three days
amounted to ,226 bales, against 5 ,040 bales the
same time last week. The net receipts for the
three days comprise 6,53l bales, against T. $50
bales the game time last week. The exports
amount to ASIA bales, against 7,2ss bales last
week and the stock on hand and on shipboard
this evening is 81 SEQ bales against L. 400 Friday
evening the 18th inst. The exports are divided as
follows, viz 1000 bales for Liverpool, ,237 bales
for New York, and G75 bales for Philadelphia.
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ToBACCo-This market has since our review of
Saturday last continued dull and quiet without any
sales whatever to report There was some little
inquiry for bslers, for the Mexican market. but
buyers did not seem disposed to operate. The small
ness of receipts indicate built tobacco yet to ar.
rive and shipments from tobacco gro wing regions
to this point generally comprise small and clear.
ing out lots and remnants Of last years crop. Ia
the absence Of any sales rates are nOminally IN.
changed and we continue to Quote
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Nl-Sesmshp Mex'co-l75l bills -four 200 bbls DO
tatOel00 bills lard 50 bales hay $50 s bran $50 SKIS
GALVE STOH-Stsamship Clinton-650 bbs -four 50 bbls
po 30 bb whisky so bols potatoes bids 50 SKIS
50 bass coffee
ST LOUIs-steamsr Pauline CArol-2lOl bars railroad
iron go bxs tin plate and sundres
PAS JAGCULA-SehT Tn ted States-30C00 shingles
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MOBILB-Stesner Louise-l9 bales cotton ID L Campbell
&co-ll do Jennings Gates &e,l0 Jos Hoy &co-3 II J
Allen 6cOS3 bbls whisky Flaah &eO-l2 empty barrels
Mrs Geo Eimer-l bale and suAdss oIder-Tota
43 bales cotton
LIVhRPOOL-Ship Hansa-Astd mdse
HAVANA-Brg Hope-9O bxs sugar 70 z Troisgros
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Marinf xntfligenff.
CREscvNT OFFICE, No. % CAMP srRxKr,
Wednesday, September ., 1868.
Cleared Yesterday

CREsrvNT OFFICE, No. % CAMP SrRKKr
Wednesday, September ., 1868
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Mexico, Pittseid, for Havana,
Crsevy, Nickerson AGO
Steamship Clinton, Beckett for Galveston, Whitney AGO
steamer Pauline Carroll. White. for ST Louis Master
Schr United States, johnson for PaIcag-u r Pools
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship RsnSeer MAgrsh, from Pensacola to Deshon
let district
ship Bsnss Wieks, from Liverpool stockmsyer-ith
district
Brig Hope Brit Monticello, days from Havana to
% district
Jugger Magenta PsOna from POinte Hachs master
ID district
Lugger Dlenora, from Lsfourche mAs'er-2d district
TowBoATs.
Towbnat Harry Wiisht Wright from the Paseswen down
hsLt-bTought up chip Hansa and o:lE Hope
STEAMBOATS,.
Peo.i ia City. Silver, from st Lsuis
Wild VagOBer, Richardson from Natchez
Flicker Aucoin. from ThibOdaux
Louise. Hopkins. from Mobile
Annie WAgley, Work, from Trenton
Grey Eagle Bsraneo, from Bayou sara
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PENsAooLA oBsEHvEK.
PUBLISHED TRIsBEEKLY By Wa KIRK co.

subscrptlon-Tvelve months IS; six months M IN -
vance This long estsb shed Journal becomes very dssrab
81 fs time 10 view Of The fact that Pensacola i egsir
her railroad communications with the Rorthvest an1
becoming point OF interest to- entsrpnsng men
IL is devoted 70 the development Of Ire matsrfsi ~
leTesu Of the state OF Florida. and IN It's Local d.
pAtment devntes special attention the Immense Ian
and Timber trade growing 10 ia vicinity a. ao Ia t
items vteh 70 the careful reader VII Inda1
the development OF the natufal advantaoa. n
- port Advertisements solicited. - 'As>''''
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ON or g.rr.nsos. septsmber q. Ist

oHT or JErTsHsos. September %. 1868.
Arrived psychologists Texas Beeves, 420
Calves and Yearlings and l42 Sheep. Sold-233
Texas Beeves, "a Calves and Yesrlings, So Hogs
and l42 sheep. Stock on sale-432 Texas Beeves,
ll24 Calves and Yearlinss, and los Hogs. We
quote:
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bls Isl SKIS rice Dupree bbls rcs Garner. wynDs &co
rson &eo Ssw%sn &cs@i Paw. SS. Sses * cot
sS * Pss s G Re,
BethancOurt-l do A Didier-sundres 70 ordsr-Tota
PofSfE Msgsnta-ss bills nc.
LxFoURcHE-Lugvsr E'enora-so bids tobacco IS bbls
onions and sundries TO order
Receipts By Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON A GREAT NORTHERN
Z sss sp.sss Gs HOY SeS do Ss.ss
5 scey, Terry &eo-s7 sicSarason Msy-ii Pows-s
v B IhomPscn-SO AIM Allen &cc-Z Baekner &oo-
i5R 1dsns4 Won PSui sro.eio Harrison soS-i
H1niS ston ScO@s MecS1@s Jns assds Sco
Over sIos.5 LspsIi Garter gel A5y acc
L WslTslsy 3eo-JIo AIsns s6srsk Autey-2 Warren.
Keep Cs1ised-iOs bbis potatoes visysso~ios do
Psk5S0 bSs -four Ps To1ain.4 Sxs hats A5s.Z4
Wolfe 900 brick wsbbsr-sundriss Ordsr-TOtal ssl
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs GREAT WESTERN
bales eptto9 tstrS1 &eop72 MOutSq Seo-l Bloch
Beraud Gibert-24 hides Dafour-5 bbls rice sewn
ls bead cstte and sundies orderotal2 bales
STEAMSHIPS---STEAM
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
V'HKOUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA. RAILROAD.
New Arrangements.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 9Th and 2oth OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN By ANY OTHER LINZ
FER further Information sddress
D. n DARLINGTON. Agent,
Pier 46 North River. New Yerk
". n. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA. Vice President
onic- 81 EXCHANGE Place New York
TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERaI9NED, WISHING TO EsTAB
ush equitable and uniform OF fowsge and TO offer
greater facilities 10 the shipping entering and leaving this
port, hsvs comhnsd the following Tovbosh:
ECLIPSE LINE
ewitxsrlsnd, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles, Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Tseumssh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
The number and power OF the above associated Line OF
Towbosts guarantee that detention win shsr 81
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER &zuBERB,ER
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A. YORKE 4 co., Lima
Associated Ones. IS oarOndelet street up stairs.
- oHxs FffzESRiTER.
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Arrived Yesterdav,
rowBoATs.
Below COMING Up.

Ship Anoinetie, Rosenul 81 days from Liverpool Mummy
Iuling AGO
sehr wecoms Bohn, days from Turks Island to Seller
acc
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Memoranda
EXnOrfa.

R-timore Sept IS Sailed for New Orleans via uaV
and Key West, steamship Caba, Dukehart.
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Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK.
soR NEW ronx DIRECT.
THE oRoHwzLL LINZ
This Line ID composed ofshs following steamships.
Mariposa. Cortess
Geo. wasAinste..
E.v. GAGER Commander,
vnIIsvs hss wharf t.ss Of rosioass street. SATURDAY.
September 18th, asR.E
FrsIghs for LlvERPooL, HAvRE and BREMEN ,aksn
By line. and through bills Of adng given for
ALTKsB nouLroH.
q osrondelet strss,
FOR NEW YoRK
nERcHASry STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising the hr,sclsu Steamships
SREsSFEf Ssgs. l y Weir
shNERHL MEADE Captain A. W sampssS
UNIFIED ...ospsAin Geo L. Morton
Sailing from New York KvERr SATURDAY.
Gen. Grant.
HIS. QUICK Commander.
YIN l:sys her yhsr, foo. q Jefferson street, on SAT
These steamer, have superior Accommodations for pas
stngers.
CABIN PAssAGE..................
Ter freisht passage apply 10
IA Bills Of Lading signed through to Liverpool
WOOD. Low ,a sy G,~s
The STEAMSHIP, UNITED STATES will follow leaving
SATURDAY, October Sd. atF.
GALVEsTON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE U. 3. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FREIGHT TAKEN AS Low AS BY ANY STEAMER.
FOR GALVESTON AND IsDIANoLA-rHE
following new iron lOwprsssurs steamships form this
w. @. Hewes.....I. @. Harris. Austin.
81 Mnry.........'..; "A gnes. :........ Harlan,
,,sa ma''..'''''S eses or. an.
The Steamship Crescent.
s.P FARwELL Commander
VIII sail SATURDAY. September &C. stsLL
FOrtrsiEhi or passage apply 20
CHAs A. WHITNEY co., Assnts
90 and 81 Camp street
Freight insured at half the adopted by the Board
Fox XAs...."....."..."..rok TEXAS.
INSIDE BKRwICKs BAY ROUTE
VIA
NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on SUNDAYS snd hf oe sn
The train leaving the Agiers Depot At arriving at
al BrssheaT for Galveston
Matsgorda. J. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
Tickets 20 had secured until O'Clock
rcsa fsSsPd = the once Of the oy
Fsrry Landing on The mcrn.ns Of depsftar. 's VI H'
@. W. R BAYLEY. Superintendent
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Ckx Ar TEST ar TnOK0UsaLT

'IkN All TEST AT TnOKv UsaL.HI
IL will cost you nothing 70 do By making application
TO The undersigned Machine will be sent 10 residence
and you will be shown how to and reasonable length
OF tine given to test the Machine 70 decide 70 Its inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
WIN do your washing half labor soap and
more water than usually viii the cost OF the
Machine In the of clothes and In fuel IN less than
year makes sOp does With the necessity Of
Ing steaming tub and prevents the washer from in
hslng the steam Of ntby gu1 also from getting
and will In many Instances be the Of preventing
and saving doctors eil
An Ingenious COG-WhEEL WRINGER n affixed TO
TIE Machine, and Is made Of Incia Rubber CyndeEs
Wrings the clothes almost ready for ironing
Z Useful Simple and Chespl Satisfaction Guaranteed
or no Sale Use the
Magnolia washer,
WoAns Health. and also both Labor and
Money. IA A GAAsLARD,
No. Ms Poydras street,
Owner Of the Patent Right tor Louisiana
BE- County rights for sale
LBERT LYONS SCHOOL F0R BOYs,
gHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY MISSISSIPPI
uNew Orleans and Jyckson k.Ilroadl
Circulars may be obtained application 10 ROBERT
PITKIN, ESQ, Is sndIs Camp street. Esx orlsaas.
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RI6AUD 81 CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

PARTISAN PERFUMERY,
Pstronized by the Empress Of the French and extensively
used in al fashionable circles fer its Excellence and Superb
ority.
klGAUD CO.'S YLANaYLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent. Rigsud Co. the only i'm.
poer in Europe Of the fragrant Of YlangylAnd from
the Philippine Isles.
RIGAtO a co S TOLUTINF, delicious Toilet Water
superior to Eau de Cologne Toilet Vinegar, Florida
Water.
RIGAUD cos MIRANDA SOAP, sxqulsitely per.
fumed and keeping Its fragrance to the last.
RIGAUD cos MIRANDA POMATUM, for pressrv-
ing and beaut fying the hair
RIGAUD CO.'S DENT0RJNE q most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and perfumng the breath
R1GAuD co.'s TOOTH-CRB AM, a remarkable pre-.
psration, producing brilliant wilderness 70 the teeth
RIGAUD CO.'S ROSE POWDER, superior to Violet
and all other Starch and Rice Powders
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET,
with Photographic Illustrations viii be sent receipt
stamp.
Wholesale 5aud CO. IS de RIcheleu Paris;
Agent p Newbery Sons, As St. Psuls Chureh Yard Lon
don
=. DUOoNGE's.
SO Charfres
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GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is Rue RIoHELIEU. PARIS
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA.
PREPARED BY eRuAULr 4 Co., OHxnsrs, PARIS.
experiments in France, England and Germany have
proved that hese Gig rettes sovereign remedy for the
above distressing ssctons sPeeisy whsn BeiadOnnA
Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine.
GRIMAULT CO., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
PBPslNE the latest scientific discovery COrvisar
physician his majesty the Emperor Of the French, is the
Gastric Juice itself rather the digestive principle purified
other the supply digestive small inevitable
S 81 % ssa eos 81 the snS sss
burn, pitus spsmis lss Of strength and On tenslss
appreciation of the Paris Academy Of Medcre speedily
all such diseases, and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
Burin du Ruisson's JodIde or Iron and Man.
gsnese Pills.
The treatment Of choroc or scrofuous affections Is sways
une9uenty fail owing e The ;tOgsch not being abs 70
Brussels Gensoui retTequn Lyons; serEelus and
Irousesu of Paris have demonstrated that this lmensb
a. Iron is an Essential element Of tie olood These Pa
therefore supply import
Consequently the appreciation the Academy
of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
Scness Stomach Complaints Poverty of the Blood lr
preferable the pills iodide
Of iron alone in all anemic scOfaous and sec
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No More Copaibn and Cubebs.
aRIEAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
kATIOo vEGETALIs
Where all other medicines have failed preparations
always eject These insure rapid and extraordinary
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They used In the hospitals Of Paris by the celebrated Dr.
mineral remedies and Copshs and Cubebs The injection
zsed In recent and capsules In chronic
syrup Of Peruvian Bark and Iron,
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This medicine presents in agreeable FORM the active
principles OF Peruvian Bark the best tOnics combined
with Ion Of the principal bases Of the blood Il IL
scribed by the eminent physicians of Paris
Choros Green kickness1 TO facilitate the development Of
young females and TO restore health and vgOr TO the system
In general 1t rapidly the distressing
plants caused by and eucohea which ladies
often subject ulses and facilitates the flow of
catamenia and also excellent for pale, Emphatic and
scroous children. Lastly excts the appetite, promotes
digestion extremely beneficial persons whose
cOnvaesoencs The effects Of this syup certain
and speedy.
Depot General in New Orleans at
i. DUCOvGE'S,
80 Chsrtres street.
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EkEkCn MEDICIkEs-
-PEEPARxp BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is Rue RICHELIEU, PARIS.
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspne

AEtHMHs VpPHtsSfUns DSSPHB"s
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA.
PREPARED BY GRuAULr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS
Recent experiments in France, England and Germany have
that Ihese sovereign the
distressing Affections especially when Beladonna
StramOnum and Opium have failed 10 give RELIEF
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TOBACCO sTATKMENl

Stock hand Sept ls6Shhds ...................2s5
Received since sept L.......................... 1876
ooH hand and shipboard-hhds ....3l46
Receipts since Friday Last were only % bbds
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MISREPRESENTATION.

STEAmB0ATS..-sTE
BAYOU SARA.
NEW ORLEANS COAST AND BAYOU sAkA sEML
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET
Tor BAYOU SARA AND COAST LAND.
INGS-The passenger packet
Nina SHINES,
W. R. GREATHOUsE, Master;
J. A Comstock Clerk, assisted BY Messs o. Landry aud
Forum will leave New Orleans every MONDAY at p NJ
and every FRIDAY at 10 A NJ, commencing on FRIDAY
Sept 4, 1868.
win leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
EvENING.
For freight or passage apply board to
go MELANCON No. n Cont street
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FREIGHrS-Ihe freight movement still dis
closes very heavy and steady falling of. The
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic &C.
count is still small, but the demands for freight
room indicate steady increase. We quote
nominally cotton TO Liverpool by steam, 9.l6Gi D.;
by sail, cotton, d.; tobacco 35s.; -four A.; Lon
con ID. for cotton, 3ls. Sd. for tobacco. To
l5c. for corn, 60@75c. for -four, and IS for TO-
bacco. To Boston by sail fGgc. for cotton,
I56l7c. for corn and 6597Oc. for -four. To Brs.
men by sail, I9lc. for cotton, and SIS. for TO-
bscco. To HsVre by sail, 20. for cottoa, and
sl2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, Ic.
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotton,
-four Soc. grain 17c.
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wATERINs# PLACES.

" Al 6.nSlrS 81 z LAO ~.
FOR WATERING PLAoIss-NoRGAN LINE Q. o.
Nall steSners.
EOR BAY ST. LsSUIs, PASS CHRISTIAN
Mississippi City, Biloxi Cysan Springs Pascagouia
rhe ne~ oHpreesure iru. steamer Laura, Captain
JOSEPH N. WALKER, WIS rake regular trips 20 ahoys
places follows arrival Of 0nfchartrsn Railroad
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS, A. y train.
On sATURDAYs IL Tsn-on this strip going 70 PAssa.
goulA
Returning win leave OCEAN springs sBNDAv EVENINGS
and WEDNEk DAY and FRI cay MORNINGS.
The above trips viii be regularly prevented hy
bad weather or low water. |.
OHAs A. WHITNEY CO., Arenta
50 and 81 Camp strest.