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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-26
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET,

The receipts of beef cattle were large this week,
reaching about ., CO head. The market in consc-
quence was very dull, but prices were without any
material change. Extra western and Pennsy'va-
MA steers sold at stGlsc. fair to good do ut 7Gsc,
and common at 5GQdic. u ID, gross, as 10 quality
Sheep were In fair demand 20, 900 head gold 1T
the Park and Avenue droveyards 1t aMdc. Il d.,
gross as to condition.
Hogs were also IN fair demand; $500 head sold
at the different yards at $lIG1bl2 u 100 u.s. ne-the
latter rate for prime cOrn-ted.
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Fatal Accident.

CLEVELAND, ONO, November 25.-A
sewer caved in last night, by which two
men we're killed and nine injured. The
people are now digging for some of those
of olive
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HEAVY FORGERY IN BALTIMoRE.-Mr.
Derrick ". Keyser, for eight or ten years a
r.r,ner in the house Of Messrs. John Shar-
KEY < Co., well-known china and queens
ware firm, has forged number of promis-
sorry notes upon the Bank of Commerce, by
means of which he obtained considerable
amount of money. He has run off. Mr..
Sharkev has surrendered all the stock, &C.,
n nv the debts.
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The LIBERAL VIcToRY.-London, No,
vember 22.-The election returns now in
show that the Liberals have at least 15(
majority in a full house. 1t is estimated
that they viii favs 40 majority on tie
amendment which will be proposed to the
parliamentary address in reply to the
Queens speech.
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Hanging in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 20 ey-
nolds, an alleged horse-thief, was hung
near Holly Springs after wounding man
who attempted to arrest him.
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sFtssissipDi Republican Convention.

JACKSON, MISS, November 25.-The Re-
publican StateConvention met here to-day,
and J. L. Maple was chosen permanent pre-
sident. A committee was appointed to pre-
pare an address to Congress. A resolution
was adopted requesting Congress to secure
the right of suffrage to every loyal citizen of
every State in the Union not disfranchised
for crime,
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FIRE N New YoRK.--A fire broke out
Tuesday in the top floor of Trinity building,
No. Ill Broadway, New York, which was
occupied by over one hundred and fifty diff
fercnt offices. The whole floor was burned
out and the building deluged with water.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SlNGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING
~ MACHINE is now on exhibition at CAR
DOIO, ALSOP & FOURQUkEAN'S, No. ola
Broad street: An experienced operator Will be in
attendance for Il few weeks to show the working
capacities of this CELEBRA FED SEWING
MACHINE. 1t is less complicated than any sew
ing-machinc that Is now ,tfered In the market,
and can do Il greater range and variety of work.
Prices. S1ArI DOLLARS and SIXTY-FIVE
DOLLARS.
Full instructions given to purchasers. Ladies'
desiring good macnuc will please call and eX-
anime it.
CARDOZO, ALS0P & FOERQUREAN,
Apantc Er,ad
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Fatal Affair I'm New York.

New YORK, November 25.-Felix Larkin,
the hacker of O'Baldwin the prize-tghter,
was killed to-day by the proprietor Of
Campbell's oyster saloon.
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IRON WORKS..

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-SLOAT s. AD-
IN DINGTON, lsl5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
STEAM-ENGISE and BOiLEk REPAIRING
IN city and country; Tobacco Machinery of al
kinds made new and repaired; Scales Of all kinds
repaired and adjusted; SEWING MACHINES OF
ali kinds repaired and all parts for same furnished
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
sLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAT ELLIPTICM Ma.
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
for supplying the Judson Patent Governor and
Valves Tor steam-engines, also for the celebrated
Selden's Patent Packing for steam-engires. anC
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made BY
Messrs. L. Horton Il Son.
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
no 2-Sm a. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, N0YtlnUrr 20, Ioo5
nEEE RINGS.

hlIitMONDi SUfS.hD.l 49, A0oo'
OFFERINGS.
Whent-Whte C92 bushels. Ped 400 bushels.
COrn.-Whte, 100 bushels; yellow, 90 bushels.
OdtS.-95+ bushels.
Rye.-3 bushels.
SALES.
Hheat.-White, 20 bushels very good at S2.e5.
so bushels private terms; 10 bushels inicfl0r on
private icrmS 420 bushels fair on private terms
$50 bushels damaged on private terms GO bus heels
inferior ut $3.50 SO bushels at $3.50; 80 bushels
very nfcrior ut 81 co. % bushels ut sl5o-total $50
bushels. Red. 10 bushels prime at 81; % bushels
fair on private terms 40 bus hes common at $3.50;
~ bushels at $l.,5 20 bushels very inferior al
$l.3O, IL bushels ut 81. rs total, 2i6 bushels.
Cnrn.-Whlte 10! bushels prime new at soc. ~
bushels very good new at 77ic. so bushels damp
new at 78c.-total, rs bushels. Yellow, So bushels
old TT csc.
OatS.-5O bushels prime at SEC. {; l46 bushels very
good 55c. 20i bushels fair 1T 523 loo bushels 81
Sic. &c bushels Common at soc. ~ bushels good at
54c.-total 5sS bushels.
Rye-s bushels good on private terms.
RE-ESHIBITED.
Whsat.-Whi $50 bushels Red, 10 bushels.
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Marine Disaster.

LIVERPOOL, November 25.-The ship
Louvre, from Quebec for Liverpool, has
been abandoned at sea. Her crew have ar
rived
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A. ROVER s. BAKER SEWING MA
W CHINES.-Just received, new supply OF
celebrated
GROVER & BAKER ELASTIC LOCKS STITCH
SEWING MACHIhE.
Jews directly from the spools without winding the
thread or adjusting shuttles. WIN do larger
range of work than any other sewing machine wrl
less trouble.
al IN want of good, reliable Sewing Machine
are respectfully iuvted to call and examine them.
Also, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, NEEDLES, all
sewing.machine Materials, for sale at the lowest
prices. All kinds Of Sewing Machines repaired al
No. II Ninth street.
1wN
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XwgEywANEE COMPANIES,

A GENCY FOR SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, RICHMOND.
NATIONAL
LIFE IEsURAECE COMPANY
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, D. g.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL act OF CONGRESS.
CASH .......Si,0OosooO.
PAID IN FULL
OFFICERS:
G. II. CLARKE, President;
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee;
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, vice-Presi-
dent;
EMERSON W. FEET, Secretary and Actuary.
This company national In its character, offers, by
reason OF It's large capital, low rates Of
premium. and new tables, the most
desirable means OF insurtng
life yet presented to
the public.
Having received the appointment as agent for
the NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY for
Southern Virginia, am prepared to take risks at
the low rates offered.
Applications for risks or for any information on
the subject, addressed to B. NJ. QUARLES FRS:
National Bank, twho has charge Of ofice,) will be
promptly responded to, and all necessary papers
forwarded TO parties seeking Information.
s. B. SMITH, Agent.
o. A. CRESsHAw, N. D., Medical Examiner.
TO 2g-1w
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rTEACHERS WILL FIND A LARGE SUP
ply Of paper suitable for circulars, monthly
reports, &C., 81 the DISPATCH PRINTING >
HOUSE. Ssnd In Your orders for printing.
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:.rs@sa TOBACCO, sc.

WIZARD BRAND TOBACCO.-As agents
w for the above tobacco, we have to-day
purchasing this celebrated tobacco can rely
getting the genuine article from us AZ the above
figure. mo 20-Iwl WIN. TAYLOR a. SON.
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ERESH ARRIVAL.

ERESH ARRIVAL.
so boxes RA1SINS, '
100 drums FIGS
barrels HAVANA ORANGES,
10 barrels NUTS, assorted
900 boxes FRENCH CANDY,
boxes ClTRON,
20 cases BRANDY Peaches,
so cases CANNED GOODS, assorted;
20 cases PICKLES,
10 boxes ROCK CANDY,
cases SARDINES.
10 bags COCOAEUTS,
3 barrels PRUNES,
S cases PRESERVED GINGER
MACARONL. ..
CHOCOLATE,
COCOA, r 's'
CUX'S GELATISE,
OYSTERS,
SAUCES. 4 t
PRESERVES, &C., &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii do well TO give
me a call w. w. TRIBBETT,
no IL Ills Main street.
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.-N is the time
4 to supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRI1ITS and JELLIES for the winter.
We hayed large stock OF Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches Damsons, Ounces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Gooseberries, Plneapples. -ts,fs-.
Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples, Blackberries,
Raspberries, Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, par1sons,
&c. Currant Ounce, Peach, and Strawberry Jel-
manufacture, and warranted superior to any north.
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINI q CO.,
oc17 SoT Broad stroet.
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NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST OF
~ THE SEASON, by the Isaac Bell this morn
Ing.
20 boxes NEW LAYER RAISINS,
so boxes SULTAEA or SEEDLESS RA1S1NS,
Is barrels ASSORTED APPLES ahk
barrels new ZANTE CURRANIS 49,,
ALMONDS;
10 cases SARDISES, best 2 s'
barrels best COOKING PRUSES,
gross COX'S GELLATISE. -
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
OFF lsl7 Main street.
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All OF the best material. and warranted to give
satisfaction.
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BURNHAM WARDWELL,
NJ .e--lm Superintendent.
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TWO THOUSAND FLOUR BARRELS now oil
n nd will ha sold low.
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COAL, DIRT, and FARM CARTS.

MARKET CARTS and SPRING WAGONS
MADE TO ORDER.
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DENITENTIARY.
ONE, TWO, THREE and FOUR-HORsE
WAGONS.
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N. o., J. d @. N. R. R.-Feb 24-10 bales Of
cotton Lehman. Newgass &co--3 w Frierson 4
CO.. Catching 4 Ellis-2 Aiken Rainey-4 do
NJ Hillar &co-6 NJ Musson &co-3 r L Walker
Speake 4 Buckner-l5 Warren, Crawford &co-6
Flower & Maes-49 Battle & Noble-s7 H Ably
&co-32 Alcus, Scherck Autey-l Powell
81 Payne, Huntington &co-20 Hogan q Patton
3s T. al NJ Allen &co-22 w Thompson--6s
R L Adams-s2 Britton & Moore-29 Jos Hoy-6i
Jno Harde &co--8 Richardson l. Msy-53 do
Jpo Williams & Son-l6 Mcdowell q Nugent-l7
Lacey, Terry &co-l6 7 Il Henderson-9 Il q
Cromwell-39 Dickman, Hill &co-59 r Torian
10 Stewart, Gabreafh 4 Fizer-22 A Green &co
5000 feet lumber Noyes-sl50 do II Heuchert-
1000 DO ] B st Amand-l5 $3.50 do z Hart Eco
4o00 do L Guberna, or-sundries to order-Total
N. O., o. 4 q. W. r. R.-Feb 24-ls bales of
cotton Charpantier-3 do Plauche & Wiitz-2
G II Mouton &co-4 w Burbridge &co-1 do to
] L Couret-6 j A Bonnafon-2 Fatjo & Brunaso
6 J A White-2 Beraud 4 Gibert-2 L Lacassagne
do w S Donnell Al hhds sugar Foster &co-51
do Sabatier-l5 do E Hart &co-2 do Dupre &
Grevemberg-4s do 10 bbls sugar Hare-lO do
A ID Grief &co-s bbls molasses Hy Tete Ia bbls
rice Surle--5 sks cotton F Cherot-4000 feet of
lumber Bru &co-li4 head cattle and sundries 10
order-Tofal so bales cotton l5S hhds sugar 40
bbls sugar bbls molasses ~s T FHT
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Ethel Thonas-10 bbIs oil 100 kegs lard Ken
nett & Bellies bbls nour 100 bbls pork 400 sacks
corn E valavaso &co-lot machinery Hood
&co-62 mules jsckass end sundries to order
Total zs6 bales cotton 19,02s sacks corn.
vICKSBURG-Steamer Robt e Lee-123 bis
cotton to BIakemore. Woodbridge &co-1l3 Prt-
snsJ sces Rs Sss%an SSIs S...oS ee
IA Hogan q PsttonNsI Garrsrd Craie-27
Wrisht Allen w." "a PAYNE Hnrsincson Eco
81 bayis. Jenkins Ico-i5 Buckner xco~l4
Scott Gaze &so--la Nel.on. Ianphier &co-I2
Hnnt A MscanIav-Ia r Flower q Maes-i2 Bovd
= Narf;n-1 IN a n Peaie xeoNIo n r (,hampljn-
Ia walker A co~ieJ Hiooins 4 cori0
Williams Son stevart vac a COS Catch
inc X FIis-7J w Person e Penn n Deneore-7
scale 4 Waterman--6 Never. Deufch 4 weiss
Britfon a Moore-s IIamilfon' Bapks Bransford
e Won Pbul. II Xco-5 Bradley. Wilson &co--
5W Hobson-6 Randall &co-4 JOS Hoy-4 RI
Adsme-1 Warren Crawford Eco L L MspdeIl
A Dickman. Hill &co-4 SO&TA Nelson's
w Tullk-2 ] I Hardie &co-z Kearn q Shearer
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CINCINNATESteamer stArlicht-s3 bdls fsl.
ioes Bouton, Smith &co-530 bxs cheese McFsr.
Ian, Straight &co-B tics hams 20 csks bacon IN
Q Bercier &cc--4 do no hxs cheese E + DelBon.
gont pkg butter Emley, Van Norden &co-5s
! O'Brlen-lo bbls oil csk potash w Farley 4
COLO bxs bacon 100 kegs butter 90 keys lard 10
ties lard IL ties hams Adams &co-2 bxs mills
W Leavitt-7 rolls leather N w Smirh-lo bbls
Oh Biscoe simms-4 do Hill 4 veazie-lot furni-
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HENRY H. LEoPoLD.
BlLLPosrzR AND DISTRIBUTOR,
Omee He II osnnereial Place.

Orden solicited end promptly ssisndsd 70 ls On On Of
my Slate. . one q shs folls.ins plsess
street or At headquArerA Hugos Lager Beer Saloon
corner st. Charles and PoydrAs ssrsstx
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HAVANA-Steamship Lberty-S cases mdse
o B Grshsm &co-5 do J Paquef-2s bis tobacco
7pkgs csdar wood ls,eoo cigars Hernshem-
500 do witherspoon, Halsey &co- 81 900 do
villarubia-l pkg lottery tickets NJ Pesant-l do
Garcia Ward-l do Fernandez 4 ylla-l0 bags
pmento Jos Barba-l case chocolate II Charnock
1000 cigars A Lanata-2 cases paper Dbl wine
pkg lottery tickets ID Bornio--10 bskts fruit to
Danes-7 crates do Maeheca--1 do r Trannon-
Goldfish 20 kegs ochre c Hohen-37 pkgs lumber
20 SKIS coffee 956 bxs sugar Troisgros ur
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Vigo-34 bales cot
ton N Hiilar &co--2ee do Lehman, Newgass tkco
do McColl-sundries to order-Totaf 6l0 bis
cotton
LAvACA-schr Palma-24 bales cotton to Jno
williams a son-l2 do to H Peale &co-s do to
Campbell, Eckford &co-5 Francke & Daniels
A Bennett &co-22 bbls pecans Paggio Bros
bdls skins So hides Mann &co-Total 50 bis
MOBILE Steamer Mary-2o bales Of cotton to
rs Henderson-lll bxs tobacco and sundries
MOBHE-Steamer Louise-loi bales cotton to
lehman. Newgsss &co-S do Scott Bros-6 do to
M Hilar &co-sundries to order-Total lis bales
cotton
BosToN-schr @ A Jones-so5 tons ice Ores.
cent City Ice Co Astd mdse to order
bbls molasses Forstall 4 Sons
VERA CRUZ Steamship Mexico-$5ls7 gold
Thos A Adams-$z00 do Seig a Krug-Sf0O0 do
5000 silver FCsmerden-$l0o0 do Avendano Bros
Total sls.5s7 In specie
MESSINA--Bark PiraDdello-3o0 csks wine
1000 bxs lemons 1886 bxs oranges @ Pirandello
VERA CRUZ-steamship Dudley Buck--l0o
NEW York Steamship George CROMWELL
RUATAN -sehr Etna,-Fruit to Grande
hUAIAN-schr Adventure-Fruit
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Warint Intelligence.

Caxscxxs orrrcz No. ~ cAxr -szrzs.
Tuesday, February Is. le65
CLEARED Hsstsrday. 80
Steamer Mississippi, Thompson, for st Louis,
Master
Br ship stadacons, Cassidy, for Liverpool,
Henry. Knox &co
Italian brig Alexandra. scsrsone, for Genoa.
Creevy, Nickerson &co
Schr Union, Wilson, for Corpus Christi.
II e Woodhouse
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Pare, 30 sac IRON tks LAks same cay Is csats
P,<sG for 0>nfy notify h. ncnfrctr< rrfofto
1ssetszs Of train Ysseo GENTLY Station, cents sacs
GEO. PArDELY. o-usra, aspsrsus-ndsra
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yhs 9su erIssw 6ts,tsst gnssaay 5sttasy IS, latS.

eFEAuEHIys---sIRAugHIPS.
NEW YORK. ss :
vo1 nv yoRK DRncE ii
TIE o1onwsLE EIHA
n ~ $1,000 49, ssus~sas sas.n1haBss
&C.. Ore-wen. csrtss. Gee. WasAiastss-
'--'---- Gee. crs.wesI.
..54f. cifs tfa.I B. \ VAIL Comnandsr.
vmssw hsva.4 ~ ssssslssss ssss& = sATUnpASs
Fssruau zosh, sts ?. \ 49, go
vssishs ~ LlvKRrooL. HAvB1 ~ DRRnfBN 49,
y ~ M - thssssA bnls Of ladns tvn ~ 800
vahsisn1 = panno sg15 y
q ossonds,ss s1sssk
0ALvEsTON--INDIANOLA
nonaAx Lux o. q nAn szEAnsH1Fx
j. slIswas ass hsa isvsrss11s ssssnshiDs fesn a.
We. Hewss.....I, 9. Marras.......,.A.ss.a.
cs ssss . a srss.:
Js SSi;s -sss Ssiidss 1890 =
- Mx0W8os > E.
~et GEO. 4 TRIP, 0ommsndg.
WIN sail On WEDHEsDAY. February 18th. q 9 A \
' ''' ' szss X: Z. 3 -:
EoR As.....-...-.....FO1 TEXAS.
~. INSIDE Bxxw1cxs BAY xourz
& an1 ftr ~ II IVA 94teaa-
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILROAD. -
.1 r;66 Az Is % s Sgs i;: .ss rsss
DAYS At x O'Clock r. and the train Leaving the Agisrs
the Morgan as ssssmsSss It BsssSssr Tor ds1soa
Matasorda. Observation-Disclosures ,. ATKINSON
SATURDAYS AID TUESDAYS
Morgan. .............-. J.. H. LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets state resms secured unt o'clock r
rc.a No. sas s o. The oS
Ferry Landing. on the ~sTn,9s 8 dspss,qrs ,...
T0WBOATs.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIGNED. WISHING TO EsrAB
b equitable and uniform rate Of rovsgs and 20 offer
sssd The &. sR sss .d this
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. Lsviathaa. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
harry Wright and Sentinel.
PINE
bash. Norman. Repabiic. Tecumseh
Wieaco nnd Reliance.
The number and power Of the above associated Line OF
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MARINE DISASTERS.

MARINE DISASTERS. 80 ~
Schr Montezrma, from Baltimore for Galveston
sprung leak when about ESQ miles from South.
west Pass. on the 18th inst. The captain states
that be had scarcely time 10 gct INTO the email
boat before the vessel went down. Her officers
and crew arrived here yesterday.
Jan 80, (no lat nor Ion given,) ship bombay,
Jordan, from Liverpool for New Orleans.
DOMESTIC POETS.
Newport, R /, Feb l6-Arr from Mobile, schr
Nora. e.4fr, ssf.s-
Feb l7-AH. schr Florence, from Mobile for
Boston.
Philsdelphia. Feb 17-Clesred for New Orleans,
via Havana, steamship Star of the Union.
FoRsIeE PORTS.
Liverpool. Feb 6-Sailed for New Orleans, ship
Union, Austin. and for Mobile, ship Emerald Isle.
Cid for New Orleans, ship Arcturus.
Barcelona. Jan 3l-Arriyed from New Orleans
brig Tercer Barcelo. r,at OF Qlt O fr.3sf.
Deal, Feb e--Arr, ship Marcia C Day. from Lon.
don, for New Orleans. .i.r-. ~.
Falmouth, Feb 4-sld for New Orleans. ship
Belle. r.le sa .4l - t-.. ,.-s -.
HARE Feb 2-Arrived from New Orleans, bark
f C Litchfeld. vry
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We constant demand for Dwelling Store and vscsn,
Cry Properly .sc Sr Country Place around the city
the railroads and rivers Persons wishing sell invited
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RAILROADS.
RLUE LIsE.............-~...BL LtNB
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
without changing ears DresKlnE 0snO rlms
and condition guaranteed to all points. cess
DUBUQUE, -s-a a.t e@
| CHICAGO, sar,la
ST. LOUIS.
.ap -.s.e,s DErsoIr.
ALBANY,
-rtr - q ~ 81 r.- BOSTON,
tH NEW YORK.
and all intermediate connecting points AVOIDING ALL
Through bills Of lading and all Information given appu
'''''' JAMES Il. rUcKES
General Agent,
Is $1,000 Il carondelet street.
NEW oRLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co. N
rHRoUGH RATES OF FREIaHf..
st. Louis. LouisviiIe. Columbus, Cairo. Rome,
Atlanta. Macon, Augusta and Chnrlesss..
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans. Jan 1. 1903
shippers Informed that This company now giving
Through Bills Ladng 70 the above points
All claims for Loss, Damage. overcharge win be
promptly settled at point 81 delivery.
For further information inquire the DEPOT on Caliops
street. or at the Companys Once. a Caronselet
T. s. WILLIAMS. Gen'l Superintendent
JAMES Yosor General Freight Agent
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. .. Mall Route Between New Orleans,
Western ouisiana and Texas.
The Railroad Feyboat VIII foot Of St Ann street.
opposite the Jackson SQUARE, DAILY at TX NJ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algen at Sax
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving to the
New Orleans Transfer Company Camp and
Streets have their goods received delivered in any part
Of the city st reduced rates Of draysge
Freght for stations the road landings the Teche
and for opelousss, Deliverable New Iberia Martins
VILE received dsi Sundays exssptsdD fsen
at The foot Of Sc Ann street
Freight for all points Bayou Lafourche between LAbs
diev1e and Ioekpor for Bslanger Canal and HoumA
win be received and transported through via Rscesnd La
ourche and Terrebonne stations through ssmboaf r.tes
An outward freight payable Il the Of shpment and
al inward freight delivery.
q. w. r. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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WIN confer Q favor upon the press By hoisting
their signal nunbers (Rodgers' or Marrystt's
Code) on arriving within Eve miles OF W Pass
Bar. BY this means their arrival viii be reported
several hours in advance Of the time II now re-
quires TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at W Pass ID provided
with signal books and can receive communications
By means of signal flags. B. 8. 0sBos,
~ Boarding O1icsr. W Pass.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

tfr 4.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watchss S2so 70 slm
100 Magic Cased 3old " atches 20 to m
100 Lsdos' watches, Ensmeled. 100 - 0O
100 Gold Hunting Cronometer Watchss.... go 70 so
20 Gold Hunting Eng ish L zO0to 40
go Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 70 200
~ Gold Hunting American Watches. 100 70 20
10 Silver Hunting 50 70 $50
800 Silver Hunting Dupsxes.............. IS $50
800 Gold Lsdies' Watches ................ 80 $50
loo Gold Hunting Lepines .............. 80 10 rs
LOCO Miscellaneous Silver Watches to 100
800 Hunting Silver Watches ............ Is 50
800 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 TO rs
Every patron obtains Watch by this costing
but SO while be worth 1000 partially shown
We wish to Of the above msxnfcsnt
Stock Certificates naming the placed IN SEALED
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled
named on their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars
whether 4 be Watch worth $1,000 o. worth lssl Tue
return Of OF our certificates entities
named ,hsison sDcp payment sspsctiys Of m worth and
u win a once be that this is NO LOTTERY, bat
8 M ransAcson which may b participated
cept of Is cens i've for 81 eleven for 81 and
elegant premium for IS sxfyx and premium
for $40 one hundred and superb Watch SIS Ts
Agents. or those Wishing employment this op2or-
tanity IL IL lsgmAtey Sd business duly author
ed by the government sns spen 70 the most careful scrutiny
Try NJ. WRIGHT BRO CO., Inportsrs
iol brosdway. New YoFk.
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LIvERP0OI-S Ship stadacons-3267 bales cot
ton 5000 slaves 80 bbls pork 30 bbls beef
CORPUS CHRISrI-Schr Union--li4 bbls -four
bbls whisky 400 SKIS salt 10 SKIS corn 5000 feet Of
lumber bales tobacco A --t
GEN0A-Brig Alexandro-32s bales cotton
ST LOUIS-steamer Mississippi-Sundry mdse
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aHN .. Arrived SUNDAY
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Vail, from New York
18th inst, to A Moulton-2d district q
Steamship Agnes. Wilson. from Galveston and
IndiaDola. toChas A Whitney &co-lst dist IL
Italian bark F Pirandelo, Torra, from Messina, to
G Prandello-Point
Br schr Etna, Goodspeed, from Ruatan Island, to
Grande-1d district IL
Br scbr Adventure. Coleman, from Ruatan Island,
to master-2d district IL ~
=, Gov Allen, Richardson. from vicksburg.
Robt Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
Richmond, Neal. from Lonisvilie.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
Mississippi, Thompson. from Cairo.
Pioneer, Truslow, from Jefferson. A
Aloe. Radovch. from Lower Coast.
Alaska, Cakes. from Cincinnati.
Louise, Hopkins, from keble-P RR.
Below COMING Up.
Ship Reichs'ay. -, from Mobile. to Williams,
Rupert &co
Br ship Allan, Locke, from Glasgow, to G Rob-
inson - -tt
Sp bark Josefa
Sp brig Prudente
So BRIG Francisco. from Havana
Schr Fancy, Thomas, from Ruatan, to Leycraft &
Berry
.