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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-30

OOViOn3ty Une proper 0RufS9 f0F COM
parison with this years. vote (since It is
the largest ever cast by the State) are
those of the year 10 which the greatest
vote was polled previous to that of 1853 (;
tbcss are the vote for Governor in 1856.
Toe result OF sGci4 comparison is as fol-
lows:
Vote. Per cent
Democratic iDcreas ................3l,2 ,25 10 10
Republican inCrease, 40 10
Hence the Democrats not only have
made greater numerical increase than
the Radicals on the largest vote polled
by them previous to this year, but the
per ceRtage Of their opponents.
Now TO the point. II ls NOT probable
thst the Rsdicals will poll larger vote
for Grant thau they have Just done for
Hartrsnft. Iodeed, the chances are that
their vQts ~ November will be smaller
than that IN October, for the reason that
all the fraudulent votes obtained from
this city and elsewhere will be needed at
home. On The other hand, the Demo
cratic vote is likely to be increased by
seeeasions from cltizsns OF foreign birth
whose votes were rejected at the late
election, not to mention Others vino will
remain from voting for Grant, IL they DO
not vote for Seymour, because OF the
high. handed ouirages OF the Radicals
last week. There are, in round numbers,
1900 election districts in Pennsylvania
the figure ia too small rather than too
lArge), and change of three votes in
each district 10 the Democracy is all
that is needed TO secure the State for
Seymour. Why cannot this be done? !?
If the Democrats can carry West Vir-
ginia in the face of laws that disfran.
ohise 20 600 men who would vote with
them, and Of a standing army against
them varying from 1000 to Il, GOO, surely
their c0mpatriots In the Keystone State
can win three votes 10 each election dis.
trict from tbs Radicals. at any rate
they can and must try.
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81 90 PrenaEasipa

TzoR TIE LARGEST EAR OF CORN DE.
e EVsTed 20
Z. P. BATES & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
AIS azn &o, 25s Front ss[e6t.
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. Kasar. l. .. z,kIs1oE. LUkls : waIea1
wRIGHT. HeKlSlCK &WgIGBT,

a { { Tn ev5 at Law
~ the KIT Williams Block, Nos. and 4
1 upstairs. Madison street dsc7
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EoLICIToR IE BANKRUPTCY,
Rooms a g EnicksroocEer Binding,
Is MADISON STREET, MEEPELs, TENN
~ BpzcLsI attention gwen % TDternsl Rev
snue sad Admiral = caa-s- uaaA
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PENNSYLVANIA.
How the Keystone state Can be
Carried GOF Seymour.

From the New York World
The official returns Of the vote Of Penn
sylvania last week, exclusive of Forest
county, which pulled but about 700 votes,
foot NJ 90 foliD1vc
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hsARLkR0 D =. PERKIRS.
Attorney at Law
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LIVES LOST.

As remarkable and miraculous as it
may seem, there were no lives lost.
Nearly all on board were more or less in
jured. Mr.. Hearns, who was blown
overheard, was SO badly burned that he
was taken to the Marine Hospital as soon
as be came ashore. The steward was
also burned, and had his arm severely
Injured.
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annexed amosuts, viz: $500 Back Sterling at
l5G, f5OCo private do. at 1863 fl3O0 al CONNER
cial do: at l55. 5000 Bill Lsding sils at l54l
e75C0 do. at l54! and $500 do. At 1921 for Gold I;
rs 000f private bankers Francs az 65f, 200, 00G.
Al Commercial do 3.e64f, 60,0O9f. and Is DOOR.
do. at 3.673. We now quote Bank Sterling $3.50
1859. Commercial do. l5439l55s. Bank Francs
3.65d3. 623, and Commercial do. 3.61A13.6el.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Remains dull and rates
are unsettled. Offerings of commercial and short
sight are only moderate. but the demand is still
quite restricted. Purchases to day by banks and
bankers embrace only the subjoined amounts,
viz: 1000, s25 900, t25 900 and s35 900 New
York bank sight st ZIG q cent. discounts SIS 900
private do. at z u cent. discount; $4,000, $4,000
$4,000 SIS 600 and $1,000 commercial do. at y
cent. discount and 900 thirty days' sight a. "
y cent discount. We still quote nominay l6ai
b cent discount at bank and aG} % cent discount
out Of doors for sight checks on the Northern
cities. rr ..
UscURRENT NOTES AND SEcuRrrrEs-City and
State notes are still dull and unsettled. Bank of
Louisiana notes continue wholly neglected. aud
the movement In all classes OF Stocks and Bonds
indicates no Improvement Whatever. Total ope-
rations under the above heading comprise only
ne following, viz: $1,000 city notes at 81
$1,000 do at 81, $4,000 do at 344, and $500 and
$4,000 do. at 3i4 u cent. discount.
SPECIAL D1sPATCHes-We are Indebted 20
the Western Union Telegraph line for copies of
ne following private dispatches received from
Ne1o York, Sept. 1910 A. M-Gold opened at
H4s. 1890 A. M-Cotton quiet bat firm ! mid.
ding 26sc., Mobile 26lc., Orleans 27{c. Sterling
lO9@lO9a. HIS A. M.-Cotton receipts of the
week net 260, gross 1000; sales of the week
10 GOO bales; exports since Sept. LIST $3.50 bales;
stock, 5000 bales; receipts at all United States
ports. 20 0Oe bales. l2N.-Gold 1t4l. Cotton
demand moderate, prices firm; middling 26tc.,
Mobile 26@c., Orleans 27lc. Sterling steady.
P. M.-Gold closed at l4il. Cotton quiet but
iIm sales to-day 900 bales middng 264e., No
bile 26lc.. Orleans 27c. Sterling steady
LicepOol. Sept 19-11:15 .M-Cotton marset
quiet, estimated sales 10000 bales; uplands
l0ld., Orleans l09d.
London, Sept. l9.-ll:l5 A. M.-Consols 94l
Bonds 72l.
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A MUsEMEaTs.

Sr. CHABLEs -skiff 4 Gaylord's troupe an
noGnce an entirely new programme for this even.
ing. embracing a variety of dtties and chOruses
by rhe minstrels, the wonderful contOrtion act by
Willie Gaylord, the triple clog by Stiles, French
and Armstrong. a laugbable buresque opera,
''Lucretia Boards Here" and an exhibition Of the
varied dissolviDg views presented by Professor
Schsfier. The audience which assembled at yes.
terday's matinee was a large one, and we are
pleased TO observe the increasing popularity of
the troupe.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Tbe programme an.
nounced for this evening is replete with fun and
promises to prove the most attractive thus far
offered during the season. Dick Parker with his
wonderful banjo, Emerson with his songs, dances
and appropriations; Manning and Allen in their
Iaughable characters, the eornet solo by Frank
Bowes, and Kanane aud West the leg-dancers-
all assist in making up bill which is certain to
please the lovers of a variety or Ethiopian enter
tainment. There, too. Kittredge. the ever beam
ing, and Harry Blow, his confrere. will be found
as usual in the box-0fhce. dispensing tickets in
manner which makes a man feel that he has his
moneys worth even before he reaches the portals
dwell you can hardly call IL Thespis, say Comus.
Go to the Academy, look and laugh TO Your hearts
content, and if your slumbers after it be not light
it wall be no fault of Emerson, Allen and Manning.
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lCFFICLAL.l
COMMON COUNCIL.
HOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
EXTRA SESSION.

CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS, !
September 10, 1868. (
The board was convened in extra session par
suant to a call Of his honor the mayor.
Present President Kearny, Nessrs. Rose, Penn
berton, Camp, Sturcken, Fisher, Morphy and Far
reI.
The following communications from the mayor
were received and read
hTATE OF LOUISIANA. J
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, Sept. Is, lS6S. !
To the Secretary Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Sir-You will notify the members of the Board
OF Assistant Aldermen that the board will be con.
vened Saturday evening, the 18th instant. at 6
o'clock for the transaction of special and impor-
tant business. :.
JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
MAYORALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, Sept. 10. 1868.
To the Honorable Common Council:
Gendelnel-You are especially convened tor
the purpose of Considering the recommends alton of
the finance committee TO meet the pay rolls now
due and for the transaction of such other bust.
ness as, in your judgment, may be necessary for
The promotion OF the public interests.
Very respectfully, etc,
JSo. r. CONWAY, Mayor.
Mr.. Fisher moved that committee of three be
appointed to wait upon the mayor to ascertain
what propositions he had to lay before the coun.
ShiOi dneI COusiucIhuOn Inc mOuOn was adopted
aid hessrs. Fisher, Camp and Rose, appointed on
the committee.
After recess Of Is minutes the committee re.
turned and reported through their chairman, Mr..
Fisher, their inability to find his honor the mayor.
The board was again called to order when the
resolution Of Mr.. Pemberton, adopted at the last
regular meeting, for the Reinsurance of city money
with coupons attached, bearing interest at the
rate ofHeight per cent. per snnum, was received
from the upper board, amended to read as fol.
lows:
-ReSolred, That the mayor, controller and
treasurer cause to be manufactured an instru-
m3nt with which city bills may be stamped so as
to bear interest from date of issuance at the rate
OF IL per cent. per snnum, for two years, payable
semi annually IN greenbacks Said stamp shall
be imprinted on each city bill hereafter paid out
Of the treasury, and no others, and every such
bill hereafter paid out shall receive the signature
OF the controller and treasurer across it, A I'D that
1t ehsll be the duty Of both the treasurer and
controller TO keep a record of the dates, numbers
END denominations Of each ani every note thus
pad out.
she above resolution was unanimously adopted.
TIE board then adjourned.
JOHN TeBIN, Secretary
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EutaI snteuigenre.

THOMAS PATTERSON. Charles Harper and D.
HaRgeriy were arrested yesterday morning at the
steamship landing, by officer Barron, charged by
=. Macray with broaching the cargo Of the ship
Alliance.
We LEARN that we were in error In stating that
Michael Carey, who was shot and killed on Lsfsy-
cite street on Thursday night, was a member Of
the Innocents Club.
4 POLICEMAN. reported sick at the station yester.
day " for want Of food"
1;HE OFFICIAL REPORT of the proceedings Of
the, Board Of Assistant Aldermen last evening
viii be found In another column.
1sqE PRESENTATION OF the beautiful banner
froti the citizens OF st. Louis to the Blair nights
Of this city, will be made next Wednesday even.
iDps Some fifty citizens OF St. Louis will be
present at the ceremonies, aud we hope all New
ORGANS will turn out TO do them honor.
q GENERAL COURT MARTIAL is appointed TO meet
at Jackson Barracks La, on Tuesday, The 22d day
of september. 1865, at 10 o'clock A. M. or as soon
theseafter IS practicable, for the trial of such
pe1ons as may be properly brought before il.
TiE TEMPERATURE yesterday, as shown BY the
OBJ. rvations Of A. B. Griswold & Co., corner
Canal and Royal streets, was as follows: At
q NJ. 70 degrees; IL NJ. Sc; 3 P. 81; 6P.
MT.
TIE temperature yesterday, "a shown by the
Thermometer at G. Duhamel's. Ill Canal street,
WA as follows: At A. n. % degrees IL N.
81 3P.h. IS; 6 P. N. SO.
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8irer Sntelli9ente.

CRESCENT OFFICE No 81 CAMP SrRrrT
Sunday Morning, September 20 1854
Yesterday brought 10 a close the third week of
the commercial year Of 1865 aud Judging from
the amount Of business transacted thus far. the
present promises to eclipse any business season
since the termination Of the late war DESPITE low
water, Radical legislation. and hundred other
minor depressing circumstances, the future looks
promising 10 steamboatmen. There was not az
much business transacted upon the landing yea.
teTday as might have been expected yetthe feg
packets that left had very good trips. The
weather was pleasant yesterday few clouds
lowered overhead tending &c soften the effect of
old Soils rays, and a steady breeze from the east
rendered the temperature very pleasant.
The event of the day was the arrival, from Gin.
oibnsu, with fine trip. Of the "Kouns' Line
new steamer Era No. Q. She was visited during
the day by hundreds Of old steamboatmen and
pronounced by them to be the best loE.water
packet ahoat. She was built at Madison Ind
The following are her dimensions Extreme
length llO feet; breadth of beam 81 feet depth
OF hold 80 inches in the clear. She has a foil
length cabin, tastefuly fitted up, containing q
stAierooms, all furnished in a manner which can
but please even the most fa5tiiious. Oae thing IN
her cabin We noticed Immediately; it is a cosey
little saloon opposite the Office and 10 letters Of
gold, ever an opening in front, we read, Peters
Era Now we have heard that our genial, whole.
souled friend, Peter hagrsth, is to be the presid-
ing spirit Of this esta bshment, bu, as Peter OBJ
Jeets &c having his name appear in print, fcolrse
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CREscESr OFFICE, No. % Caup srRKrr
Safurdav Ev.,ins $50 40 isss

NhLSCFNT UFTICk, No. q CAN'T SrRFTr y
Saturday Evening, Seet 70, 1854
Inactivity has been the most prominent feature
IA the money market today Gold opened in
New York this morning at lill, against Illl. the
c!eslng fste iast evening" at II NJ. it was quoted
movement In this market stiI Continues of a xerv
limited character, total sales amounting 70 only
the following amounts, viz: $1,000 and sIs oo9
Gold ct 1923. $1,000 do. at il2i 5000 do. A. if9f
$500 and s2l00 do. al l43l. Sales Of Silver CON-
prise 1000 American Halves at 1871 and 800 40 .,
lS6. We quote Gold at l42i2I43, Ameriean
Halves at l3GGl37 and Mexica Dollars IISS
l47. "
FOREIGN FxcHAYGE-Upder the influence of ,As
decline in the rates Of Gold AMI Increased or.
itgs Of Commercial Sterling and Francs. rates
have receded. The demand today, however. has
been moderately fsir. Total safes embrsce the
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She Radicals Of the first congressional district
Of louisiana meet to nominate a candidate for
Congress- at Economy Hall, in this city, on the Sd
Of October; second district at Mechanics Insti.
tuto, on the same day; third district, in this city,
on the same day; fourth district, at Alexandra,
on rhe same day; fifth district, at Monroe, on the
l0th of October.
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xece,pt. bv Ra,,-o,.,

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT yoRrHEsr-
~ btef cotton richardson Msy-s6 DO X Powell-l
n1ty SeoTaC ; Whhcomb-9 Hogan PattOn-l J s Copes
II Allen 4oo-l2 BrttOn n Moore-5 J A Lans-f
a U Gpsh &eo-5 Summers a Branins-l2 sH Any Eco-s
fayne Huntington 6c0-l3 Harrison SON. III MeCyoll
owen Bros-l5 Warren CrawfJrd &cO-l7 Jno II rdIe SEQ
~ Aliens eheFck Autsy22 Battle Noble-2 Given
Il Walmsley &eo-tO NJ Hitler &co-l j Dnnnica Co
. Ten Gerson-2 A johnson &co-4 Marks Levy &co-9
tlowtr1i Lehman, kewgess &co-l r walker-l NJ K
CheW-t AlusJn-l50 bbls lime Jamison-Il 5OO fast
lumber Wood Perry 1000 do wang-fOO0 DO Taylor
Total 5i6 bales cotton " '
NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUsAs GREAT wEsrERN-
bse cotton Harrs sidwelll DO Beraud Gibert-i do
fauehe Wz- DO LATTE DuelhO-5 Ska se.d cotton 20
Sevin-O bbls onions bbs rice Ferrsbouue- ~ bidss
l. C"uret-sundries TO order-Total bales cotton
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The caterpillar has made sad havoc among the
cotton in DeSoto parish, but the Mansfield Times
estimates larger crop than that of last year.
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lsassIs Harn.s.


Orr OF JxTTERsos. September -. Is6S
Arrived yesterday-233 Texas Beeves. a3O
Calves and Yesrlings and A Hogs. Sold-22I
Texas Beeves, l65 Calves and Yearlings, Is Hogs.
Stock ON sale-339 Texas Beeyes, SOS Calves and
YearliDgs, ia Hogs, Milch Cows. We quote
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Commercial cgntellisente.

II,
Saturday Evening Sept 49, 1868 !
COTTOE-There is but little variation TO notice
in the movement In the leading staple to-day
Offerings have been fair throughout and the de-
mand quite active aud general. Holders at frat
were very firm 10 their views and many refused
the oilers made by purchasers but, before the
close Of business. sellers manifested more disposi-
ton TO realize at the figures declined early in the
day. Sales have been confined to l726 bales and
we still quote the market at 234c. for low mid
ding, 25l@2Ic. for middling and 2Ii9243c. for
strict miCdlinQ,
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Importa

ISnIANoLA AND GALvPSrOv-stearship Clinton
S51el currency s559 socie Trea $40 do
Dansee'-StSO do N BAyly &so-S550J will.ms SON
SIO 40 iee Bros &eo-sll5 50 do N Lewis dce-SloO do
Junstsl-Htbales cotton Francke Dannee-ido B GOD
10 Payne Huntington &eo-l trunk a endsrson-s pcs
machinery Morgsn-3 csks glassware Shetlsnd-r od
hides Cc-l2 90 Dol wax " Witherell K oil 2
head cattle 06 calves AcQuoid Mehe-sundries order
MoBlLE-s'saner Iucre.ia-s bale. cotton = aOlsan-
Marks Levy &co-6 pntebard Beckhaun-6O bds paper
Ttme-l2 do Picayunel0 BIZ bxs tobacco Galloway John
sen-15 do Waekerbrsh Joseph-2s DO do Hern
she M bales cotton yarn Lehman &ca-lO bales
mescs Aneo wayns &eo-9S bbs Page &co-sandrlss
MoBILB-steaer bxs bales cotton
whitney &co-57 d. Marx 4 Levy-ll II w Farley &cO-
10 Jennings Gates def bbls whisky Frazer co-sundries
20 0rder-foial 205 bales cotton
MATAHZAS-Schr G. WbipuleI2O hbds unolasses ~ ,eS
40 bbls do Fsfjo, Marks Acc
- RoCklAED-Bark NINA Letchford-56l0 bbls lima TO
Thorndike a Norton
coffee g West eldt
NEWP0RT-Ship Arciurus-l05f tons railroad iron
LlNERPOOL-shp Afriea-Astd mdss
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THr TIT TEST IF = ,onoUemri


"a 80 notn,ng 70 90 90 sy n.king spplie.tioa
and you Will be shown row - use M ~ nee
OF tine given 70 test the Machine 70 q side A. nj ~
The Magnolia washS.x Ma.h,u.
WIN do your Washing with one half q i.h,- -. 49,.
more water than you usually use 81! savs re- -, - ~.
machine In the Of clothes ~ faal In - a.. ~
year; makes no s0p; does yhS nssasfV al -fand
ING over stesnning tub and preve ths rsssr or, ~,
hshe the team Of Eltty soso snss si.o er ~etti-
and will IN instances te meAs 81 .ic
nes. and saving doctor tll -
TIE Machine and Il made On pdis Rubber Cyde-. a.
WIZ gs ne clothes almost ready 70. lsidng.
or 70 Sac Css the
$3.50. Magnolia waihsr.
ana save the wou.ns Heath sS both Labor ana
Money. Il A GAIL ARD 80
L.. .H.. No. l0S Poydras street
Owner o. the PNtent Il Ett Tor L0aisliaA
81 County rights foT sale.
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marias dnttlisents.
CRzsCEEr OFTics. No. 81 CAKP SrRYxr. A
Sunday, September -, 1883.

cEHs0ES- orIIcss No. % 0sEr STREET.
Sunday. September p, ls6s. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Sherman, Henry, for New YORK
Steamship JuniAs IO1ie for Phiadslp6ia via i.Tsns %
Steamship Cies Vail for New YoTi a. aSa sS1
sssms6iP AisGc, PsnsaSoa Fw P sSsf1:
Brig ) II Kennedy, silmsn, for Havana,
Brig SIR Robert Peel Br Conner for Havana ro srSs
ssRf oasiaS5s 20s or Saass3 Island h M
Arrived Yesterday.
S'hT Mspps osais.esyieh, from MaisnzAs, to FaUO'
Steamship cn Beckett tom IndianolA and Galveston
ca, to GAIL tney &co-lsi district
snp fISp'as 50 days from Newport. Wales, to zsregs-
Ship Ai.ies Berry from Liverpool sih August to Ling
Bark Emma L.shord Crockett fro RoeklAnd, Ne, to
steam aT.dse Tzsssels Putnam. from Passsron,rs. to
TowBoArs.
IoEbost norman Torkssy from the Passesowei don,,d
o. sea l3 inst schr Olata-brsught M saps Arclras
sid Aireai and bark EmmA c LeIchs0ld
STEAMBOATS,.
Pauline Cauol White fro-, s. Iouis
Wild Wagner Richardson from Nstcasz
hese tTI.nks White. fom Shreveport
ga So k6 aT5s' from ' 5i1 sA 5yl,l
Irsrces Blaksslee. from Mobile
luefeiis, LAWS from Mobile
Below Coming Up.
ship ntoinete Fossuu 81 Gays from Liverpool to Mummy
luhug &co ~ -''
Ship SeytheIn Enterprise. Danlsp ls days from Newport
Wales. to master -
: up hanSa Nieke from liverpool % T Siockmsysr
SciT Pinsky SINS from TumPi'o, to Goldenbow 4 Kelley
Memoranda
Liverpool August s-The ship Fsyorits New Or
leans. his been towed back diSr1sr,ed
on sdy August 2irh. bark FoItuss, Frsstug from Gal
SPOKEN.
no dsteIn aitGds ~ 30 longitude isis bark Csph.s
ster'at iFots Rock'ard Ne Tor New Orleans
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NATCHlEZ.
BAYOU s1sHA.

NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND RSYoU sAxA ssNI-
WEEKLY PASSENGER. sAoKET.
Fox BAYOU SARA AsD COAST LAND.
INGS-The passenger packet
MINI simme1,
VIZ GRISTHoUsE Master;
o. "a Ooas'oeE CieIS' assisted BY hsrs o. Landy and T.
ro,''n VII ssse new orleans evsix MONDAY At5P ~,
s - NiOAi a. ~ a NJ eshs sneing FRIDAY
Win leave Bayou Sara every rUEslt ~ and sATuRo.v
EVENING.
For freight or passage apply on bonS orto
q MBLANCOly No. n Cont s.rr..
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T0wBOATs.

T0WR0ATs.
INV ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
iHE ONDERsIREED, WISHING TO EsTAB
USE Al equitable and uniform OF T0vae 10 FER
lester setes V the shipping sring and leaving thI
2'ft' ntFs combined the following TovkOss:
ECLIPSE LINE
swlIserlands LsvIathan, Gladiator ana
Perry.
HAIRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry wright and sen.aasl
FLINE.
Aehines, Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. "
bash, Norman, Repubiiet Tseum.sA
Wieaeo and Reliance.
ne number and power Of the above associated Line q.
To5Osis Is gasrsiss Tia; dssnsn viii occar efthsr Il
ne bar o. In this port
PETTR NAgOY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER zuBERB ER
Harry WnRht Lra
EDWARD A g0RKE co, Lima
AssociAtst O1ce, s. Carondclet street, up stain.
J, @. NOR ROSS
CEAS. FITLENRITER
LsTse AgsntA
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FOREIGN PoKre.

FoRErgN PoRrs.
vigO. Aug Is Arrived from New Orleans ssrh Gavin.
pgDssness Avg syPassed by ship Success Chase from
Liverpool Aug % Sailed for View Orleans sip Geeond.
Davis; 5ist- ship Polar Star West McCloch
de latter via MoeileJ steamship ALEXANDRA Thomas 3lst-
Cleared for New Orleans ship Msudsle, Gale
DOMESTIC PuRrs.
New York sept thSsaied for Galveston steamship
Ga OK, and Geo Washngton. Eager. ="
Exports.
NBW YORK-Steamship Sherman-553 bals. cotton ll76
bbs Hour 80 bbs meal l30 oils pecans lf5 bb oil cake IS
k oars 80 SKIS cotton seed 81 ba skins Is bags
NEW YoRK-stesmship Geo cromwsr-ss. bales cotton
65 bos -four leg bbls sks DO lS ss ost. an
bbls meal ties Ia $1,000 specie =
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