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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-09

HEATING MANuREs IN THE Hill FOR PoTA.
ToEs.-Ihe use Of hen-manure colnposts,
night soil, Or even barn-yard manure, in the
hill or drill with potatoes, is rarely or never
advisable. 1t is much better to distribute it
evenly through the soil. The best practice is
to use no termenting manure except such as
might have been incorporated with the soil
the autumn previous, Wood ashes and plas-
ter, either or both produce almost invariably
good effects Castor pomace and fish qua.
no, both oily manures, may, PERHAPS. be
regarded as exceptions to to the rule. mo
fermenting manures in the hill for potatoes''
for they frequently produce good crops.
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ICHAPTER $40.

[CHAPTER $40.
AN ACT to authorize and empower the County Commits
soners uf Cecil and Kent counties to build bridge
over sassatras River, from Frcdcrcktown. in Cecil
county, to Gcorgetown in Kent county, and to levy II
sum of money for the same.
SEcTia. l. BE il enacted bnMc GGaarm AsSemJly of
MdiBt0ad That tic County Commissioners Of Cecil
county and Kent county be, and they hereby au-
thorzed and empowered in their discretion to bud
and keep il repair bridge Sasstirns River from
Frederiohown, in Cecil county, TO Georgetown, in Kent
county.
SEC. q And be il cadcte3 That for the construction
OF said bridge the County Commissioners of Cecil county
be- and they ARE hereby authorized and empowered in
their dlscreiJn TO levy the assessab property Of
said county sum not exceeding ten thousand dollars;
and that the County Commissioners of cnt ce,uty are
hereby authorized and empowered, 10 their dscretio
to levy the assesSabe property Of Kent county sum
not exceeding ten thousand dDllnrs piOride1 the said
bridge can be constructed with draw in the channel
of said river not less than thirty feet in the clear in
width.
SIC 3. ana be endciGd. That this Act shall take
effect from and after the date Of lis passage
Approved March 30, 1888.
THOMAS SWAMI,
April %, 1S6S-3w Governor
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lCHAPTER 70. l

[CHAPTEg 70.
AN ACT authorizing the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county to hulld bridge Scotchnmu's Creek in
sal! county.
SEC. l. Be il c1Hcte2 bU the C,Hc,0i Assegtbhi Of
NdfBdaI That the County CulninisSi. norS Of Cecil
county be- and they are hereby authorized and empow-
cred, in their dstretio to levy sum Of money the
assessable property Of said county sufficient To erect
bridge Scotcmsns Creek, in the county aforesaid
at point ut the lands Of A. j. Pennington
SEC. 3 And be il endctsd That this Act shall take
effect from the date of its passage
Approved February Is, 1868
THOMAS SWAMI,
April 3d. 1SGS-3w Governor
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FsgrTTEE, EGGS AND CHEESE.
Public local Laws,

AN ACT 10 r".tcrc to the West Nottingham Academy
IN tcciI county, the annual dnGati %: Five Hundred
Dollars, To ho paid out Of the school Fund IF said
county.
SECTION l. Be c1Gtcd hy thc Gclccal .lsgea5hIoC
hd,BfnHd That the annual donation OF Five Hundred
Dollars be, and the same is hereby restored to the West
Nottingham Academy, in Cecil county, To be paid ont of
thc Free school Fund of said cbDuty.
ste ami he n clIctti, That the Treasurer of The
't'te Of Mnrylrnd is hereby authorizrd empowered
ana hr"rt"d To retain hp ntn If Five iinur, Dollars
81" "i the Free S"i"p Fund Of Cecil count v and nav
"'"r the sari Of Five Hundred pnatrs to The
Treasurer "i the said AcnlCmy. OF lry piiur .1S,n
prop ny authorized tn receive TIE .',r "u the FIRST
Jay of Ort"'r, IN each year. hrlnuiug with the tr,
LAY 81 October eighteen hundred and >iNiy-r.!it
SEC. . .1D' be. Il CuTctd That All laws and mart, Of
laws inconsistent with thu provisions OF this Act b., and
the sgn". hereby repealed.
80. |. A"i y" N DaHcigd, That this tcl Snail take
effect from Tic "dn of it, pyHsngc.
W" ""r'iIy tlI1 the al.Gc;viu" Is true C"',y of AN
Act which PASSED The Gonrri ,omh,y Of Miryland.
I'll iht !ITiiUy Session, iSuS
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the iianse of Drlcr,tcs
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Secretary of the Senate.
Approved by the Governor, March IS 1865
April 81, lS"i--3w
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CuEE.-Dr. s. Rogers Liver
Pills will preventive Ague and all Bilious Complaints.
Depot 2oG Dock street. Philadelphia Sold by Dr.
Z. X. Foreman Elkton, and G. l.. lamar, P. Deposit
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DARLINGTON, Nd, July 25, Is,


HAvRE DE GRACE, Hartford county, Nd
Mr.. r. Z. MARINE Sir We can say that YOU al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory for all the
business have had you to do for ,s aud we always
recommend ANY persons that we know YOU; aud yuu
can use our names for any recommendation that you
may want. Yours,
December Doth, 1853 SPENCER & WRIGHT
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SPENCER 4 WRIGHT.


BALTIMORE Fed 10Th, 1861.
Having known Mr.. Fletcher f. Marine for many
years past we take pleasure in stating IL tive know
him to be gentleman in when tho utmost confidence
may be placed. in the transaction of business. lie is
prompt, attentive, obligng and reliable john w.
Randolph. ESQ, Cashier 2nd National Bank, Isnac p
Cook Register of Wills. Robert Turner Esq , John W.
Ruif Co.. Rev. Andrew Manship, Pa., Armstrong
Berry. Aug j. 1867.
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MO EszCE
ION STAELE.

CONSTABLE.
- The undersigned having been appointed CON-
STABLE of the 9Th District Of Cecil county hereby
notifies the public that he will give prompt attention
to all business placed in hs hands as an officer
He will also attend to the collection of Private
Claims for Il reasonable per ccntage
.kstfEfa JOHN c. HINDMAN.
April II, 1S6s-3m# NFHza
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-~~j-lhe highest charge male is Eve per cent
Goods Of every description Except Liquors. purchased
and forwarded with despatch, when either cash or trade
accompanies the order.
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in said town. ''''''e'
ga? any person DESTROYS to engage in merc:tn-
VI" BUSINESS or make good Investment this is n
desirable property. Cecilton is surrounded bv rich
Hno fertile country and the above the Oldest h,si-
ness stand in the neighborhood 1t being now and
having been Tor over twenty years, occupied by the
For Terms apply to WILLIAM II. PEARCE Cecil
ton maryland, or UYLAND b. PENINGT0N
sept I, l5G7--tf SMYRNA Delr,yarc
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I2O ACRES OF LAND & MILL,
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND,
At PRIV ATES SALE

nl,ua,cd l. miles from the Chesapeake and Dela-
ware ''o'" and miles from Chesapeake City. The
Improvements are u large DWELLING
A--a with eel lar under the whole, with Kitchen
lss,..aNT attached; BARN, with Stabiing under
Ess,sA meath; GRlST MILL. 10 by 40 feet three
IaIs eI$ stories high, with two run nr Bur,s: saw
- I'and Clover Mills--the Clover Mil room
~ ny 81 feet two stories nigh would suit for Factory
or Brhd!ng mill; 10 Tenant and = Store Houses:
"h"ewright and Blacksmith Shops.
Apply I" or address the subscriber, near Ccci!ton
Coed county, Maryland. WIN. r. FREEMAV
Jan II, lS6S--3m
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THE CECIL WING
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
RY r. H. EWING


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TO FARMERS, DhIRYMEN
AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Eo"r, GraiA, Ciorer and Fur Seed, JoJocco,
Hay, Timber, Stares, Tan, Bark, .Shccp,
CainrS Fonitry, EggS, Bacon, Lard,
Butter Cheese, Hooi, Rags, FurS,
Sims, Bry Fruits, etc.
Can have them we'll sold at the Highest Price IN Balt;-
with full always within Ten DAYS Of their
reaching the city by forwarding 10 the ComnIi.,i,n
Upu-p for Country Produce. Of
y. Il. MARINE,
No. IS W. PRATT STREET,
Between Patterson and Commerce.
BALTIMORE, MD.
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by CONSENT nEYER 70 THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

BY CONSENT REPER 10 THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
ELKToN, Md, July 81, 1867.
In all ON business transactions with MI L. f. Marine
we have found him prompt and reliable Commission
Merchant, and we very cbccrfuliy recommend him to
the lnrma"s a Others of Cecil who have produce to
sell in IT, Baltimore markets. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
DARLINGTON Nd, July %, 1867.
Mr. F. E. Marine has sold produce for us for some
time past to entire satisfaction. His industry and
correctness entitle him to success.
T.. NJ. ALLEN CO.
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THOMAS Il. AGNEW,
WANTED. AGENTS, pS S;% r2 $ s:@o

where, male and female, 10 introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hom fell tuck.
quilt cord, bind, braid and euiIrnldcr in Il most
superior manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted
Tor five years. We will pay $lnbo for any machine
THAT viii sew n stronger, more beautiful more
CaSti" seam than "urs. 1t makes the Elastic Lock
Elil"h' Every SECOND stitch can he cut, and st
the cloth cannot lac pulled apart without tearing it,
We pay Agents Irot0 S75 to 500 per month and ex-
p"nScS, commission from which twice that
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AGENTS. WANTED FOR THE
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

l6lc.. clear sides l7@l74c., aud sugar cured hams
l9@2lc. . b.
LARD-ls quiet. Business to-day was confined
to retail lots. We quote prime in tierces 1910
2oc.; in kegs 22@224c. q n.
FRKGHTs-There is but q barely moderate de-
msnd for freight room in any direction, and with
the exception of small coastwise vessels, which
port is ample to meet all ordinary require
ments. Rates are irregular, however, and the
following are the most accurate quotations OBJ
tainable this evening. Where omissions appear,
they are due to one of two causes, either there is
no freight offering for the omitted port or no yes
sci on the berth for the omitted destination, viz
Cotton by steam TO Liverpool Id. y n; by sail
g.l6Qld.; tobacco e. los. u hid. BY sail, to
Hayre &c. for cotton. By steam to Boston, lie.
ior cotton, 81 for aour, and 20G22c. for corn.
By steam to Philadelphia lie. for cotton. By
steam to New York lc. for cotton.
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
q oaes cotton Richardson May-l2 Speake Bucknerl2
= foTsl.l5 RI Adams-25 Payne. Huntington &co-lI
Allen &cO-ll Hogan a Patt0n-S II Ably AGO.
I6S enderson-4 Walker Yaught-3 SFredlaader-3
u srTsen son-ll Jno Hardie &eo2 Walkers
bntton Moore-2 Jno Chafs Brs u tacey Terry &eo-
70 Acus sherck Autsy-3 Kehor, Updike &co-6 battle
Home-z4 Warren, Crawford ScO-29 N Hitler 6cs-2 W
roman AGO. w johnson &cO-3 Pritchard Bickhan-I
kandal 6eo-S5l0 feet lumber McC onnel-36OO D CITY
kk Co-4eOO do Wesyer-4000 DO furrel-l5OO do 4
Nate-XOO do Sanford u acE-S0O0 do Taylor-2s On
brick Webber-sundes to crdefTotal SOS bales cotton
EEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs GREAT WEsrBRN-
~ bales moss Dannels-ll do SKIS wool Waish-63
hides app Bros &eol do F.O Marks &eO-sO DO Debsnc
BeeTat do Sims Levy Denege-s bbls rice Sewn
Z % Z Strle-sundres 70 order = ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

Fremont is on the Grant stump.
John Bright has become an Odd Fellow.
Gold closed in New York at l42.
A. II. Stephens has returned to Georgia.
Gov. warmoth has vetoed the social equality
BILL"
The "wicket est men, In the United States are
said to be the GAN England Eleven"
The Houston Times thinks now Is the time to
pitch in for Cuba.
The president congrstulates Queen Vic. upon
the birth Of her last granddaughter.
There are $4,000 worth of stamps on the will Of
the late Commodore Stevens.
Lotiss father has started liquor store on
Broadway. New York. -s.ar-.'r
Dawson, the actor, will soon be the inmate of a
luDatic asylum.
Wagner says he has made 500, 900 by his com.
positions.
Two young and handsome New York girls, dis
appointed in love, are &c enter a convent.
Young men of nineteen at Salt Lake must marry
or pay Brigham 5000. ..
yieuxtemps will draw his bow for America next
year. -
Mr.. Roebuck writes to the London Times to
say that he intended no ofense to Mr.. johnson in
his Sheffield speech.
1nree-quarters OF mllnOn OF collars were real
ICED by the sale of pews in the new Jewish temple
in New York.
The queen dowager Of Prussia lives on bread
and milk. What Of tive once lived on Just half
that diet.-[N. Y. Democrat.
Napoleon the Third is about five feet four inches
tall, his face is wizzened and drawn, and all the
photographs Hstter him outrageously.
The cheese The Houston Times says the cheese
crop of Texas ought to be, and sometime will be,
worth more than the cotton crop.
A lady who lives at q cross-road in town near
Nashua, N. a., has sent TO the selectmen bill Of
twelve dollars, for two years service as guide
board.
A Houston exchange ntimstes that the editor
of q neighboring contemporary keeps his paper
running by playing poker with the printers after
they have drawn their salaries.
"Barbe Bleue is on at Crosby's Opera House,
Chicago. The caste includes Mile. Tostee as Bol.
lotte, Deere as Blue Beard, Mile. Lambel6 as
Fle1erette, NJ. Leduc as the Count, and NJ. Du-
chesne as Pop0ldni.
DR.. Day, superintendent Of the New York State
Inebriate Asylum, has had under treatment q
clergyren, of whom was a Catholic priest,
(who had delirium tremens,) and Jewish rabbi.
He has had old man past 20, and / boy of l6.
He has had Philadelphia "killer," and Judge
of q supreme court.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

The detectives of New York have uHesrthed q
stupendous swlndle, originating there under the
name OF the Brooklyn Steamship and Engineering
Company, and some Of the $1,000 bonds which
constituted the fraud. These bonds are in circu-
lation In all parts Of the country, many having
gone to California and the Southern and Middle
States. Many persons in Virginia have been
swindled by land spectators using these bonds.
besides numbers in the Eastern and Western
States.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27
Exports.
Imports
TNDTANoLaANDG GAL

INDIANOLA AND GALYESTON--SteamshipM Morgan
bales cotton Griffin Porch do Perkins, Sweuson &co-5
do Sll5O specie FraDcke Danaee-ll bd hides Mann
Coz do Lewis &co-20 bsef WitherspOon Hasey
COLI SKIS wool Jackson-4 bbs tallow Whitney 40
$50 specie Smms, Levy Denegre-sundes order-Total
III bales cotton
MoBlLE-steamer Lucretia -225 bblsime bbs tar s
saison-4S bdls paper Tmes6 bales onabergs Lehman.
Newgass 6cO- sundrles order
MOBILE Steamer Louise-ll5 bales cotton A Whitney
&cO-sundTies 10 order
LIvERPOoL-ship victoria-744l SKIS salt to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

and, unable longer TO restrain their gushings, ad
journed Resolved, that the thanks Of this
House be extended to Rev. Jonathan O. Gibbs for
the Cbrislianlke manner he has prayed this
assembly through its troubles" Adopted.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

A box containing $1,000 was stolen from the
drivers seat of an Adams Express wagon on
Broadway, near Dry street, while the driver had
turned his head away 10 adjust something. The
thief was discovered and hailed, but dived into the
canal and escaped.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

The deputy United States marshal Of the st.
Louis district, while attempting to arrest some
parties in Dunklin county, charged with illicit
distilliDg, some days ago, was arrested by fifteen
armed men and forced to return.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

The Democrats of the fourth district OF Mary
land nominated Patrick Hamill for Congress on
the forty. third ballot. =
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Cnssis Marksa,
orrr or Jrrrrnsos. September q

Off on JETFHRsoN. September q, ls65
Arrived yesterday-l26 Texas Beeves, ia
Calves and Yesrlings, l6 Hogs, 1852 Sheep and IL
Mich Cows. Sold-ls2 Texas Beeves, 10 Calves
and YesrliDgs, 81 Hogs, 1852 Sheep and Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-266 Texas Beeves, 93l
Calves and Yearlings, l57 Hogs and IL Mich
Cows. We ouote.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

There was prayer meeting on the oath at John
Aliens and also at Kit Burns's. That at the lat
ter was succeeded by rat fight, which is said to
have been better attended.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

A meeting Of delegates from twenty-five circles
of the Fenian brotherhood was held in New
York on the 23d. An address from President
O'Neil, In relation to important movements con.
templated, was read, and Mr.. Gibbons, of Phila-
delphia, made some remarks of ian encouraging
character
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

1t is estimated that about 1,265,O 900 bushels of
coal will go out by the present rise In the rivers
al rittsruIg, viz 100000 for Cincinnati, $4,000
for Louisville and 675 900 for New Orleans.
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clubs Meeting Monday EIeht.

The Blair Guards of '6s, corner of Julia and
Rampant streets.
The Steamboatmen's Colored Club, on Fulton
street near POydras.
enth streets.
Tie Seymour and Blair Knights of Algiers,
meet this morning corner of Venet Avenue and
Thayer streets, at 10 O'Clock.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

Gen. Baldy Smith is said to be the author of the
scsthing articles reviewing Grants military ca
pacity. recently published in the New York World
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

W. B. Washburne has been renominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the ninth Massa-
chusetts district. ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

The New York Chamber of Commerce held
called meeting on the Gath, to take measures for
the relief of the sufferers by the South American
disaster.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

A lire broke out in q Peoria, Illinois, pottery
works on the 22d. and IN a abort time The whole
building was burned TO the ground, II was the
largest establishment Of the Kind in the State, and
was valued at sl25 900; insured for between
sac, 900 and $4,000.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27
Commercial Sntslligenre.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No "a CAMP STREET. 4
Saturday Evening Sept 26 1868 J
COTToN-To-dsy the movement has been more
active than any previous day this season. Offer.
ings were ample, and the demand throughout was
quite active and general-divided among buyers
for the Northern and Eastern and Liverpool and
Havre markets. Prices early in the day were
rather weak, owing TO the unfavorable tenor OF
the advices from abroad, but before the close Of
business extreme outside rates were realized The
supply now on hand is fully ample to Justify even
larger operations, but great quantity no Offer
ing is said TO be water pressed. and this appre.
hension causes buyers to be rather shy in their
purchases. Total operations embrace 1900 bale :,
and we now quote the market steady at 2Ic for
good ordinary, 2l5@2lic. for low middIing, 22@
22Ic, for midding, and 22s@-c. for strict mid
ding.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1865 1856
Receive5 since YESTERDAY ''.'.'.'.'.......I5a
heeeiNeu previously. 5.4e4
Exported since Yesterday.
Exported previousy............ ..........6sh SAGE
Stock en- hand and shpboard. 30 SOS
The exports to-day were exclusively for New
York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssRs.-There was only fair
JobbiDg and retail demand to-day for sugar, while
the market for molasses was neglected, with no
transactions whatever to report. We continue to
quote Cuba sugar, Nos. IL to II, I2ial35c; Porto
Rico 14@l44, and Louisiana prime to choice l4l0
'lO3C. t. uo
FLoUR-The market was dull and quiet to-day
a few sales of choice grades constituted the days
business. Rates have undergone little if any
change. 115 bbls. treble extra were sold az SO:
$50 do. at $40 37l, and 500 bbls. choice extra
were sold upon private terms. We quote super
line 81 single extra s. 30; double extra So: low
treble s. 25cls IS medium to choice treble 50 so
Oil. and choice extra SllS3l3 so.
CoRN-With only moderate offerings the market
continues dull and operations to-day disclose
further decline in prices. Sales embrace $50 sacks
Of which 100 were inferior at S5c.; Us white and
$50 mixed at 95c., and 100 sacks prime white at
81.
0ATs-Were in light request and with fair offer.
ings prices have again declined fully &c. y bushel.
500 sacks were sold to-day at 5Sc. q bushel
. BRAN-TTansacdons 20 day were of very mod
crate character while rates, owing more to the
scarcity of offerings than the demand have dis.
closed very little. change from those ruling the
market yesterday. 400 sacks were sold to-day at
81 20 q 100 lbs.
HAY-Tbe market was quiet. The Offering
stock on the landing to day was very light, and
prices are uniform with those ruling for some time
previously. 100 bales prime st. Louis were sold
ct s25 q ton.
PORK-Holders, In view of late advices from the
West, have advanced their rates and the market
closes firmly, at $3I for mess. Early in the day
sale of 100 bbis. was made at $50 so and we hear
able to CLEAN particulars.
Ginning tendency throughout. Sales to-day were
confined to jobbing and retail lots and we nov
quote shoulders l3@lSle., clear ribbed sides l6G
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

Seamahip Asnes, urne for Galveston A Whitney 1co
steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola j c Rosers
Steamer Lucretia, Davis for Mobile Msseer
Steamer Lady Gay, Burk, for Sc Louis Master
ship Coronet (Brip, Corigsll. for Liverpool,
Meeker Knox kco
Brig Jevett, Reed for Ma-seiss Godenbow Kelley
Schr Espasia Royal. for Tampa Bay. 80 Master
Sehr Billy Butts Brit, Howett for Havana
sehr AndrOmsds CBril) Simpson, for Havana, Master