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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-21
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 BRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
executed to the subscriber by Mr.. n. Tinsey Pate,
bearing date 23d of August 1857: Only recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court shall, in execution
thereof. proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 22d September. 1858,
at clock Z. NJ If fair If not, the first fair day
thereafter the real estate conveyed by the said
deed, consisting of LOT, located as above, front
Ing eighteen feet running back eighty-two feet to
an alley twelve feet wide. having thereon an excel
Ient TI}REE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge note of S708.6T with interest
from 23d-ogth August 1868 on n credit as to
a746 81 until the 23d-26th August 1889: on credit
as to 1895 So until the 23d--2sth August 1870; and
as to any residue Of the proceeds OF sale. on such
terms as the grantor shall prescribe and direct
the whole purchase money to bear Interest from
the fay OF sale ". GODDIN,
go II Trustee.
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BY Cook u Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

CECOND SALE OF BITUMINOUS COAL
y FROM THE BURFOOT MINES.-l viii sell
at public auction on WEDNESDAY, September
23d at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in lots 500 bushels, with
the privilege
90. 900 BUSHELS SUPERIOR AVERAGE COAL.
This coal Is good article, equal to any offered
In this market and is well adapted to steam, foun-
dry and domestic uses. 1t will he sold deliverable
at the ward to be removed in one week.
TERMS: Approved negotiable paper at sixty
days, with two per cent. discount for cash.
ID. C.. HARTWEbL. Agent.
Yard and Office corner Cary and
Ninth streets, Richmond, Va.
COOK Il LAUGTTON. AuctioneerS.
Advantageous arrangements VIII be mace 10 ue-
liver coal to purchasers If desirable. Sc
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Fatal Occurrence Death Of j. N. Shortt-
Promising Tobacco Crop-Tdlue OF the
Super-phosphates as Fertlizers-lncreas-
ina Receipts of Cotton.
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DUPONT'S POWDER.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT VIRGINIA.
STATE PENITESTIARY, )
RICHMOND. Sentember liz 1879 \

EIFTYr DOLLARS REWARD will be
~ paid for the capture and return to this institu-
ton Of JOHN LOGAN, a convict, who escaped
from the guard on the l4th instant. 80. afgs
Said Logan is twenty-four years old, five feet
nine inches high OF Light gingerbread color, black
hair and dark eyes and was sentenced from Abe
marie county at the spring term OF 1885 for ten
years for the crime OF DEMONSTRATING.
#.5n BIIRNHAM WARDWELL,
&c 16-3w 4 .za superintendent
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TOR RENT, that very large and o.
Main street, lately occupied by Mr. L. Powers as
a feed store and granary. Possession given at
once A. A. HUTCHINSON,
co IGo weod No. 1903 Main street.
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BY Richardson L Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1918 Main and Eleventh streets.

DARN, IN LOUISA COUNTY, FOR
II SALE AT AUCTION, WITH CROPS OF
HAY, FODDER, &C.-Having decided to remove
to Richmond l will offer for sale on THURSDAY
the oath day Of September, At II O'Clock, on the
premises THE FARM ON WHICH l NOW RE-
SIDE, formerly occupied by Mletus Gooch
ESQ, containing L II K HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES; about one hundred
acres heavily wooded, within three-Tuarters OF a
mile of the railroad the balance arabic and wei!
adapted raising grain and tobacco. There Is also
a fine meadow. yielding 90 900 pounds OF hay. All
the fields are well watered and the whole premises
are under good fence, woods included
The improvements consist OF 4 comfortable
house with seven rooms kitchen, ice-h0use. stable,
cow sheds, wagon-house, courthouse, shop, to-
bacco-houses. barn, etc.
The farm lies on the Virginia Central railroad
one and quarter miles from Trevilians depot
and three and ! half miles from Louisa Court
house.
Possession given Immediately Of the house and
the crops removed in time to sow wheat.
TERMS : One-third cash ; balance At six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest, for approved
security. Title retained until purchase money Is
all paid. JOHN c. HUNTER
After the sale of the farm will sell the NIPPLE
MENTS, CROPS OF HAY, &C.. a lot of FURN
TURE and some STOCK, good WAGON, DOU-
BILE BUGGY. &c.
P. S.-The farm can be bought privately by ap-
So ~ JOHN G. HUNTER.
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A s ASSIGNEE OF THE ESTATE OF
IA DAVID LEE, bankrupt shall sell on the
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which
said Lee now resides. This tract contains s!5t
acres and lies In the county OF Charlotte, six miles
from Keysville depot. The improvements
good, consisting of framed DWELLING of seven
rooms exclusive of the basement), and the usual
outbuildings The land lies well and Is beyond the
average fertility. The membranes are very
small and will he removed by first instalment.
TERMS At sale. H. A. DARLINGTON.
Sc IL Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY.


BY Cook Laughton, Auct,onos->,--r--
corner Of Governor and rranp,,.
HORSE A N D CARRTAGp,
- EARNING UTENSILS. CW H
T Th1RssFt the s aG .1 AT ,AucT 81
WIN sell st the residence Of Mr. + p ocloeg :.
new o e Ihe HfiSSli On Fulton Hill
NESS, Of best make: '| AID Hlp
reliable FAMILY HOpsr 49,,
g sSS;s SIZE ~ and an excellent 5 Se1yy sa,
1excclfent CART and Usp,,,
$500 HEAD OF CABBAGE
one and 4 half acres IRISH por,r,,
.Eg TABLES, INTER VIZ,
FARMING UTENSILS generate e
a-.st ALSO.
The OILCLOTH on the dInlnp.roon
passaee' WIN some miscellaneous arttrIss@ Moor ~
Sc 81 -. 80 'ooh & LArGHToy
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EOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLEfSsa
IL RESIDENCE on Seventh street between ~
Clay and Leigh, now occupied by A. 7. Fox, Esq.
Possession given lst October Apply TO
SELF cambridge x ANDERSON.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, the FARM and RESI-
II DENCE now occupied by Miss LavinlaM;4
Blair, on the Broad-street road about two miles
from the city of Richmond The house has four
large rooms and two wide passages with front and
back porch two kitchens with four rooms each:
and we'll Of excellent water on the premises.
There are ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
attached, most of which is we'll snited for the
growth Of vegetables of every kind. Possession
given LIST October. s. ". DAVIS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
sells Eleventh and Main streets.
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BY CATALOGUE.
FRESH DRY GOODS,

We invite the attention Of city and country deal
ers TO this sale, the stock Is a large one, COM
prising all the leading and most desirable goods,
and Will be sold without reserve and in lots To suit
purchasers. PAINE & CO.,
Sc 10 AuctiOneprs.
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BY Paine Il Co., Auctioncers.
EIRST FALL SALE,

TIRST FALL SALE,
BY CATALOGUE.
On WEDNESDAY the 2sd instant, commencing
at 10 O'Clock we will sell 1t auction-rOoms, by
catalogue, a very large and attractive stock OF
FRESH DRY GOODS.
comprising a varied assortment OF new and desira-
BILE goods now receiving. adapted 10 the fall and
winter trade. -sa---~-
ALSO, E
THREE HUNDRED CASES
BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALS,
mostly prime goods, suited to the season, and en-
bracing every variety for men, women, and chill
dren. . . r...
ALSO,
g large and choice assortment of
READY-MADEs CLOTHING,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS, &C., &c.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

AN EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM OF
"A SIXTY-sIX AND A HALF ACRES, WITH
An EXTENSIVE VINEYARD AND FINE
ORCHARD. ABOUT FIVE MILES WEST OF
THE CITY. ON THE ROAD LEADING BY
BETHLEHEM CHURCH, BETWEEN THE
DEEP RUN TURNPIKE AND THE RICH
MOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD,
AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, September %, at
IL o. clock NJ, we will sell at auction upon the
premises, the FARM owned by Mr. Jacob Keck.
the remainder Is highly improved. A DWELL
ING. KITCHEN, and the usual Out-houses are
among the improvements Also n VINEYARD
of about Is, 600 selected grape vines, and large
ORCHARD of select fruit.
The situation Is retired and very healthy.
TERMS Very accommodating.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Sc s-2awtleSe&dtd Auctoneers.
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Will, Find A LARGE SUP,

J. ply OF paper suitable for circulars; monthly
HOUSE aead IN your ordsss Tor printing.
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NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLlC
~ AUCTION, for cash, at Laurel Grove y
Henrico county, the late residence Of George NJ;
Savage. deceased, on THURSDAY Inc Itn OF
September commencing precisely mt IL O'Clock
A. NJ, If fair If not the next fair day thereafter
a lot of -
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
VERY FINE COWS and HE1FER,
A LOT OF OATS and FODDER,
l PIANO,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
60 oiN3r LYTTLETON ROYSTER.
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&CHOoL CIRCULARS printed at short
~ notice In the best style OF the art, st the DIS
PATCH PRINTING-H0USE.
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avvcyTON SALES.
-~-~[>~
THIS DAY.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
,r.-.,,,uest corner OF Maln and Eleventh streets


ff< THIS DAY.
-----1-~o~I-~~~~~~c
Nv Grubbs &c Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
a VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
~ AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, DM
TIiE Fast SIDE OF SIXTH STREE. N0EaI.EH
az ,EIGH STREET, AT. AUCTION..On MON IN,
NV 2ist September, ut O'Clock p M, we VIII
sell upon the premises the properly s its 10
ohave and occupied by Mr.. William Fle1shmaD. -,
ar The DWELLING is large, substantial: anh wen
arranged, with about eight rooms; besides rs, u u
kifcfen with water and gas on the premises NC
int fronts TAO feet and runs back about 100 leee.
with the dwelling will he sold bOI OF SHY
faet front. After which, will be sold very Deau,
tiful BUILDING LOT of 81 feet on the south, anu
two others of ~ feet each on the north.
The situation Is pleasant and retired, YET very
convenient to the business part OF the CITY.
The terms will be accommodations -
Sc Il GRUBBS WILLIAMS. Anclloneers. -
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
-- Auct,oneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Gary, streets.
.yXTE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT
wv our warehouse, Nos. d, 8 and FifLeenln
street between Main and Cary. on MONDAY 2st
Instant commencing at half-past ten O'CLOCK !.
A., large and desirable stock OF
GROCERIES, .r ---~.-...
..... f.. - LIQUORS, &C,
to which the attention of the trade Is Invited M
go 10 SAMPSON JONES, JR., Il CO.
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT, At TIE
' SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AID
NINTH STREETS. FOR SALE am ag,!g..
iZed to sell that truly valuable LOT located "a
above, having front OF Is feet running back u
feet to an alley twenty feet wide. There sre r..
more desirable lots for sale than this. Apply
Sc l9-2t W. GODlH
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AUcrrOn SALES
FUTURE DAY.
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

AnctiDDaer anu lhchl ISotssO "bSh"
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il SUBURBAN FARM OF FIFTY AGEES,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAK, THE k h.E5is Z
vOIR, AND WITHIN A FEW aUNDhf 1,
YARDS OF THE CITY LIM1Fs..By virtue .o o,
the goth Of August 1867 duly recorded In Hsnric9
County Court, in deed book No. 80, page 4eo ana
the other, dated the 18th Of September. BoI- duly
recorded In said court. In deed book No. SO. page
5s4 shall In execution thereof proceed 70 sell at
public auction on the premises ON THURSDAY,
october l. 1863. ut O'Clock 2. M Ii fair. II not,
the first fair day thereafter, the PROPERTY con-
viewed by the said deeds, each conveying separate
tract of twenty-five acres, adjoining the other
thus forming 4 farm Of fifty acres. On the tract
first conveyed there is a HANDSOME RESI-
DEECE tnearly newt. containing seven rooms.
besides kitchen, &C., now In the occupancy OF
Major Putnam also, an excellent orchard, vine
yard. asparagus beds. &c. The property will be
sold as . whole or divided into tracts OF twenty
FIVE acres each, as may be determined on at the
time of sale.
Whilst the deeds require the greater part OF Inc
purchase money to be paid In cash. an arrange
ment will be made 70 sell for one-fourth cash,
balance ut four, eight, and twelve months Tor ne
gotiab,e notes, interest added secured by trust
deed.
Persons desiring to pure base first-rate farm
within 900 yards Of the city limits with beautiful
this sale. w. GODDIN.
co 81 Trustee.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the THREE-sTORi ana IA;
| Il BASEMENT STORE. No. 14oo Main Main. oe- III
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth ssree oss,s on
Unwilling above: water, gas, and CLOSETS on I,
each floor. suitable for any business. 1t VII be
rented very low. Apply on the premises 10 'AnH'
81. BROWNE. or to ,su TEvY
Sc 2l-M Th&S3tE Rsit -. -----
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FOR SALE.-We have for sale onE
Concord street TWO MEDlt M-SiIEOA
DWELLINGS. These houses are very co'fvtnS..
to the employees Of the Central road. We VIII :.
them very low. and on liberal terms. For icHr'
information apply at 1900 Main street. Sc Is"
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n B. BRIDGFORD & CO., GENERAL
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. S, 7,
. and IL Broadway, and Nos. s. I, 0 and II Green
witch street. .
Office No. L room No. | Broadway, n. Y. :
Also proprietors of the .EUREkA" COT
TON SHEDS and STORAGE YARDS. g..
Refer to the merchants of Richmond. Va.
2m
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E,OR RENT, the eligibly- located "a
i DWELLING, with stable and large lo tlsaI
attached at the corner OF Ninth ana M H,rt1ar
foord. Possession given on the lst OF Octop s
Amply at the office Of the Mutual Assurance so
cietv, corner OF Tenth and Bank streets. WI
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

JOHN CUGLE, ...a ALBERT w. GRAY
Il. c. FARLEY, ..-.
late Potts, Farley & Co., Richmond, Va.)
TUGLE, GRAY s. co. (successors to
" Gray, Richards & Col, WHOLESALE GRO
GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No.
IS south Howard street. near Pratt street. Balti-
more sc Sim
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TOR SALE, q BRICK HOUSE. mf

IL Twenty-ninth ard Leigh streets, conia!n.A
ing seven large and one small room. with closr,,
&c. The lot Is s2xS6 feet, with garden a'tarhe!
brick kitchen, lathed and plastcred; smoke-h@v
and framed stable q well OF splendid water. sIS
trees, &c. Apply to HILL GODDIN
Real Estate kuciouctrS
coIo az 1903 Main sirt,,
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By Wellington Godd1n,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

To which the attention of the trade ls invited.
Sc 10 SAMPSON JONES, JR., &c
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Commercial tsnteIIigente.
CRESCENT OTFIcs. 40 ~ ClHr srkrss,
honcRy Evening, Jan 6, 1868

won ay Evening, Jan o. ioos.
CoTToN--Tho market has hsan es<ooodiugly IN
settled throughout to-day. At the opening, and
up TO meridian, the Offering supply was but little
better than nominal. while the demand was eX-
ceedingly active and general. As the day ad-
yanced, however, fresh lists were brought for
WEIRD but by that time advces OF a downward
tendency at Liverpool and New York had come to
hand, aud buyers demanded heavy concessions.
Most factors and holders appeared determined not
TO accept lower prices, nevertheless, and the
slight alterations submitted TO later in the day
were exclusively upon the lower grades For the
latter we quote lc. decline this evening and
despite The entreate of some brokers, to lover
figures Of other classes, we deem il our duty to
quote the higher cassifcations at full previous
figures. OF course the discrepancy in prices will
be readily understood by commercial readers, as
good middling, strict middling and middling Cot
tons are in active request and limited supply,
while descriptions from and including low mid
ding down are in ample supply and only nominal
demand. The total sales to-day amounted only to
5000 bales, and the ruling quotations at the close
OF business this evening were, for ordinary, l250
l3c.; good ordinary, l3l6Dl4c.; low micdng,
A4@l4lc.; middllng, l5l0l53c. strict middng,
l590lGc; and good middling, -DlGac. Ii Is
hardly necessary to add that the very heavy ad-
vance in rates Of Gold and Foreign Exchange at
New York tended materially to uphold prices
here.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS or COTTON AT THIS FORT
DURINg PAST TWO WEEKs.
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-BateheIor's Hair Dye-This splendid
Hair Dye Is tho best in the world The Gully true
perfect Dye-harmsss reliable, instantaneous No dis
appointment NOridicuous tnts Natural Black rovn.
Remedies the IN Effects Of Bad Dyes Invigontes hair,
leaving Il beautiful The genuine 10 signed william
A. Bachelor. AL others intatisRs and should be
avoided
Bold BY al Druggists and rsrtumsa Factory 81 Barclay
Itrest. New York.
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Receipts since Saturday, 675 hhds.

heCelpts since Saturday, 90 hhdS.
MoLAssEs-Continuesi in good request and pri.
ces firm and steady. Sales $40 bills, at 456l50c.
for common, 55c. for good do, 6OGo65c. for fair,
65@67c. for fermenting, 6S@69 for prime, 70375c.
b gallon for strictly do. to choice. Receipts since
Saturday 647 bbls.
FLoUR-We noticed very dull market to-day.
Receipts are Of q very limited character and
holders cOntending for higher rates, but buyers
appear very cautious, not seeming willing in the
present state Of the market 10 purchase 70 any
extent. Sales are consequently confined TO 300
bbls. choice on private terms and so bbls. common
at 81 61a, and so do. at 81 ga.
CoRN-Receipts since Saturday have been quite
heLvy, but have not yet been landed. The de-
mand is only moderate. but prices shade firmer.
Sales sl2I sacks, Of which 200, 400 1900. llG2,
500, and $500 white at 95c. and 100 in poor order
at s0c.. 555 white mixed at 92c. and 40 white
ard yellow snd 200 choice yellow at 81 y bushel.
0Ars-Ihe market is very quiet, but owing to
supplies on the landing being scarce prices ex-
hibit an advance of 597c. Z bushel. Sales $50
sacks and 200 at s0c., and 300 in poor order at
use. ~ bushel.
BRAN-There were sales today of 100 and 226
sacks AZ 81 30 d 100 lbs.
HAY-0nly limited jobbing trade is doing at
SIS Il ton for prime.
PORK-The market Il very dull and unsettled.
Offerings are plenty but buyers very scarce. We
quote lots nominay AZ Ssl12l so Il bbl., and
jobbiDg at s22 5O923 y Dbl.
BAoON-0nly limited peddling trade Is doing
at 9iG9tc. for shoulders, l23c. for choice ribbed
sides, 1870, u N. for clear sides. Hams are sell
ing at l2@l9c. PB.
LARD-Remsns dull and prices unsettled. We
quote nominally new, tierces lSc. aud kegs 1910.
ID Tor lots. Sales today 200 kegs in lots at
l33c. " pound.
FREIGHTs-Remain quiet but owing to a bet.
ter inquiry, especially for foreign ports rates are
frmer, and in some instances higher prices paid
We now quote by seam for New York &C. for cot.
ton and " b hid, for sugar; molssses 81 so b
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. q. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western 4 ouIsiaua aud Texas.

The Railroad Ferryboat will leave the foot Of ST. Ann street.
opposite the Jackson Square, DAILY IA NJ, connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at SA NJ
Shippers and eonsgDees Of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans Trar Company Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city reduced rates Of drayage
Freghts for stations the road landings the Teche
and for opelousas deliverable New Martins.
Vile, received dsi Sundays excepted from to
at the foot Of St Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou Lsfourche between Laha
dieve and Lockpor for BtlangSr Canal and for Houma
will be received and transported through via Rsceand
ourche and Teebonne stations through Steamboat
All outward freight payable the time of Shipment
all inward freight delivery.
G. w. r. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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ghs As.s @rIsaas erssesut guesaas sanaary 2 1883.

with everything that our markets afford. Mr.. Tur-
ton dictates in the Office.
Lizzie TATE FOR RED RvER--The new
and complete light draft packet Lizzie Tate,
c. W. Stnde, commander, and Mr.. Ed.
Groves, clerk. leaves at P. NJ. for Jefferson,
Shreveport aud way landings. She is staunch,
swift and commodious her cabin is tastefully
furnished.
vIcToRY FOR BATON RoUGE.-This fast and
comfortable passenger packet, in command Of
Capt. A. Abrams, with the attentive Mr.. George
Med. Madere in the Office, will leave to-day at
O'Clock, for all coast landings up to Baton Rouge.
The Victory has splendid passenger accommoda-
tons and sets frst-clsss table.
NEW ERA FOR DoNALDsoNvILLE.-This fast aud
superior passenger packet, in command Of Capt.
A. Dugss. with Mr.. E. o. Melancon in the Office.
leaves for the above and all coast landings at II
o'clock this day.
LAURA FOR THE WATERING PLAcEs.-This fine,
new, low pressure passenger packet in command
Of Captain Joe Walker, leaves this day from
the Lake end of the Pontcharrain railroad for the
above named places on the arrival of the A. n.
train of cars.
LUNISARY-AHdntic and MississippiS. s. Com
pdTiy's Line for Cdiro.-This large, elegant and
favOrite passenger packet. in command OF Capt
John 7. RECORD, and Mr.. Henry Chassaing in the
Office, leaves this afternoon, at O'Clock, for
the above connecting at Memphis. Cairo and
St. Louis with the railroads for all points East and
West
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Dbl. By steam for Boston, le. for cotton.
Ry sail for New York and Boston, TO-. for
cotton, coo. q Dbl. for -four. and 81 y hhd
for tobacco. By steam for Liverpool, Id. y ID:
for cotton BY sail 9-l6@sd. u n. for cotton and
l2s. 3d. ~ HID. for tobacco, and by sail to Havre
I3-l6Ml4c.
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NEW YORK nOTEL.-sEw YORK CITY.

EIRNIN M-RTIN.
II Wholesale GROCER ANU DEALER IN
LOUISIANA RICE, ~ -.-4Hr
No. las Old Levee street, between Toulouse
and Jefferson. New Orleans.
Sole Agent for EMPIRE PARISH STEAM RICE MILL.
This N III recently buif Possesses all upt
n, nfs; Hulls and Polshss Rice, the labe
terms
Also Agent fer Louisa MIL Hope MI and Louisisna Mil.
solieits COrsignmenis Of Rice and ether Produes
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CD.
THROUGH RATES OF FREIG 1T.
st. Louis. LOnisviilc, Columbus aad Cairo.

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT. /
New Orleans Jan. /, 1868
thp-ers are respectfully Informed this company is
now giving Through Bills Ladng the above points.
All claims for Loss Damage, Overcharge will be
prom D. ly tiled at points If de livery.
For further ation inquire the Depot Caope
street. II. s WILLIAMS, Genl Superintendent
JAMES YoNGE. General Freight Agent.
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CRY JErrKRsos. Jan Z, 1858.
Arrived yesterjsy-653 Texas Beeyes. 81 Calves
and Yearlings, 81 Hogs and ISL Sheep. Sold =
g6s Texas peeves, 23S Calves and YeaTlings. so
Hogs, 4l6 Sheep and s Mich Cows. Stock on
sae-l4e5 Texas and 81 Western Beeves, l54
Calves and Yearlings, IA Hogs, 1864 Sheep and