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I Lately much improyci-and the new
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Receipts Of Prod zee.

tics do IS bbls do A Thomson
Receipts OF Prodaee.
sEMPHIs-steamer Robert Lee-575 bales cotton 70
az 1. a.s yS. s 81 sS aofs
- Brssey &eo-ll Greenwood Sons Mcirego- Bro,
sb sse yOn Phu BrS DO winston Morrison &c
ylolet Black &cO-ls s4ris-H Campbell s,ong-l.
ScSS H' T.STri 10G Baesnsr@s s@its-s
JSS hate BIOS wood Mat be~s kcO Bsnst Lss.s
sier-2 Adams, COckburn Howe-i DO Wilson Young-l
sks Cotton seed Campbell &eo-sgT Alase-sS do .
1s~s 90 Q Roach 4 do Tarsbalt kerry tco-s DO (
TunslI-l do Wilson Young-i bols eggs yusa-Sd do
so a. g IBIS ss o DPS
Pds,2 sx; tobacco Greene BrOs2s do L. 2 MePspsl
ELL bale wool Gsrrsrd crAig-i do Barrett Lesss.Ier
2esks bacon p Dussuehst-ls do Med Megget-Totsl
,LoUisS IILE-s,.smer Belle Ise7ll c.k. bse'n I7ss
mdse Whitney &eO-2 hhds tobacco Ggnther 4co.l
HoTsId PRESTON b hhds ta6s@co 100 bbIs Our Tor.
IainlO4 bbls neal az SKIS corn bbs eggs West Neteton
Moore AGO. 9S SKIS 80 hhds tobacco JnO King
2g ks corr Io sssSss Wigs &sO do rss.S3
* cern tarehd R3geSTws esk bacon q S6s -four TO
Ssih Casey &ssi esEs bacon Aik@an~2 cssee mus
..Td schmidt zesierss 6dl. chains Meyer KsniIl &cO
b6s -four b. mdse Jessie Bs-Ss b1s dT1gs Mofison
to- hams Obj DoihoDde 8co-5l do ssm@ers B-SO do
Stewart Norton- keg mdse Gen Boekuer-l50sks
nedy &co-i bbIs nuts ysnhern &co-l0 bbs beer J
Zegler-6 stoves ~ pots McCahe-62 do Hogan Dds
Toke- Rice Bros &co-l bbs whisky Snnott Adam bale
sheting FrersOn &col roll leather Bout9n smith acc
i mdss Phelps 6co-l pkgs udse JnO Hardie &cO-6
hams slay back &e0-2 bbls Juan-5 do b.
bills cheese Schneider Zuberbers fowls Hawkins
Aosms-S3 bbls eggs miller Msver-l5O sheep
ia no lubeu, Ayeock &co3 cows and 81 sheep 81
cOups fowls Thomas circular z Hyde &co-Z bxs
mdse hhds tobacco bale cotton Wilson YOung-sundries
Oorder-TOtai lbae cotton il3 nhds tobscrn
BAYOU sARA-Steamsr lbervile-l0 hhds sugar to Il
Roud-l bales cotton Flower-l do ~ Dashva-2 btles
mgss Bute5- bb molsssss BlaeserS bis onions
ordei-Total bales cotton 10 hhds sugar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nina Simmes-l0 SKIS seed cotton
II J M Allen &eo-5 SKIS onions l. Gernsbacher-5 obs
onions Raas-l7 bb rice Chero-2 bales II Rogers
bal wool and eu1drles order
UPPER RED RlVER-Steamsr e ght Way-59 bales cot
Sente Praher-27 do Gates CT esDe &co-6 doy
. BraOss, McDcnad &co-2 Allison &cO2 Troy, MeDan
lei &co-l Adams Cockburn Howell Nelson Lanphirr
col Juo Nixon &cO-25 hides deer skin Brooks Donald
&co-sundries g. Ordre- Total l0l bales cotton
MOBILE-Seamer LOuse-l0 bales cotton to Scott BrCs
Aco-
POINTE- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hunter IS bbls rice
sex do Socola-S SKIS potatoes and TO order
TT JOHN BAPTIST Logger hara-3 sks seed cotton to
Barrois-l SIX 20 bbs onions and sundes order
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Commercial tsntsIIiasnfs.
oEnsoEHf oyyIcn, No. ~ Oaxr srxxxs, 4
MAdneshnY ExenIna Anil y lafa

CorToS-The market is frmer under more ia
vorable advices from Liverpool and New ork.
Offerings are still light, however, aud while the
demand appears to be decidedly more active and
general, most buyers are unwilling to pay asking
prices. Sales up TO P. NJ. reached 1000 bales at
full previous figures bat on receipt Of the P. NJ.
cable telegram there was evidence of a renewed
inquiry, which may result 10 further operations.
Quotations rule nomnally at 29D29ac. for Good
Ordinary, 30G303c. for Low Middlings. and SIG
size. for Middings, with decided upward ten.
dency. The continued falling off in receipts tends
TO strengthen the position of factors.
r,n,cp p rIr-u TOT RncEIPra cnrrnl
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.,.sa,. A.r-s..
oIrr or Jrrrrr,or. April q. ls6.

Arrived yesterday 800 Texas Beeves, l6j
Calves and Yearlings, III Hogs, 252 Sheep and
Mich Cows. Sold yesterday-24S Texas
Beeves, .2s3 Calves and Yearlings, 6s Hogs, l66
Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-42l
Texas Peeves, 207 Calves and Yearlings, 744
Hogs S55 Sheep and 81 Mich Cows. We quote !:
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Nerv rs Headaches and Neuralgia
Instantaneouslyeuned By
GRIMAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA-

DR. HURIN DU BCIssOk'B DIGESTIVE
H. LoEenges and Powders Of the Alkaline LactatesTne
Alkaline the most beneficial influence
digestion either BY their peculiar action
membrane Of the stomach soing 10 ths
latter through their with the savs the gastric
nice supply Of Tactic Acid which all English French
other Psychologists admit to be essential principle OF d.
geston For the nformAtisD Of those who be without
medical advce stated here that the symptoms Of i'm
paired digestion Headache pain IN the srehesd hem
crAniA gass zastrsis heartburn wind In the stomach
and bowels Of appetite evacuation An these
disappear under the Of the Alkaline Lsctstss which
may be always bad m IOzenges poWders-
General depotin Paris At GRIMAULr 90 y, Chemists y
p. l. II. Prince Napoleon, IS rpe RichelieB
In New Orleans at DUCON}E'S, DELOOHE'B. Gull
LOTS and 81 sverv other gcod Thernist'a
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES
LEXINGTON, VA

This Institution In full operation and is ready TO ssi
Cadets from the South period Of the and
take charge Of them for the whsle year.
The vacancies the Faculty BY the death Of GenA Stone
wall jackson ROdes and Crutchhsd have supplied By
the appointment Of Gems O. w. Curtis Lee, Col w. B. Bls
and Col J. w. Msssie with the addition Of Capt Jshn
Brooke late Of the Navy.
Address the undsrsignsd yRAEOIs Il. SMITH,
Superntcndent
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Henry &coO hides Frsneke Dsnnee-su adres to order
Iotsl 1853 bales cotton
CHARLEsr0N-1e5fbae~e rees ~ Rri@n a Hall
HAvAN A-Stesmshp st Louis405 bbls molassss froi
Agar Aven-
dsnO Bros
\ LockDart
CIENFUEGAS-schr River Qaeen-2l6 hhds nolasses IS
tcs do IS bbls do A Thomson
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QUENA VISTA ENGLIsH
CnAS SICAL HOOL.

Having returned Cafsr years. n9
former heme immediate vicinity Of Franklin, Tenn
will open MoNDAY the 10th Of September next, En
glish Classical School, the education of Boys
The locality this delightful combining al
advantages Of and country The grounds ample
andw besgan beautned and adorned with onamentatre
shrubbery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School The house has beer
recently from cellar garrett and is bene
reprinted repapeed receansed and repur1ed that
locality the whole country will be more healthful
The discipline Of the School viii he mild and parental bat
nrn decided every effort viii be made to develop the
physica intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil The
Principal of the School prepared to board ten Twelve
Scholars.
Terms Session of Five Months:
Tuition IN Primary Department. ...........S2 y
Higher Branches of Mathematics Classics each
Board per month"; including fuel and Hghts...... 20
Washing at laundress' prices.
JAMES McNUTT, Principal
References Tennessee-CoL Jno. McGavock. Gen. n
F. DeGranenreid, Col ON. Perkins, r. H. Bradley, ESQ.,
Col W. s. McLemore, J. B. McEwen, Esq, Col John L
House. Rev A. N. Cunningham D. d. Rev Francis H
ESQ., Judge s. Perkins, j. W. Nicely, RObt. P. Moss
ames Allison.
References from Yirgnia-Hon- Andrew 8. Fucn- DR..
w. Sanders, Gen VIM. Terry, C. s. A, Randall McGsvOck
ESQ.,. ssml. R. Crockett ESQ.,, Thomas Wood, ESQ, Rev
r Lacy, J. C. Graham, c. G. Tate, Stephen McGavock,
James n. wherry, wythe county; Gen James A Walker
Dr. Edwin 3. wasson J. B. Alexander ESQ.,, Rev Banl
Ewing. Js1es NJ Cioyd, ESQ.,, Pulaski county.
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T0WBOATs.


NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE URDERsI9NED. WISHING TO EsTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate OF fowsge and to oer
greater facilities the shipping ering and leaving this
port, have combined the following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE.
RnitzsrIand, L0vinthan. Gladiator and
Perry.
BARRY WRIGHT LINE
Harry Wright and sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
Mieaco and Reliance.
The number and Of the above associated Line
TOwboats guarantee that detention will either al
PETER MAECY, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER d ZUBEkBi ER,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A. YORKE CO., Line
Associated OhRce SO Carondelet street. up stairs.
], G. NOR, ROSS
CHAS FITZEHRITER.
Levse Agents.
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IA RENAIssANCE LOUTsIANATsE-
NEW ORLEANS FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAGES.
Devoted TO Southern INTEREST,".
Seven Years OF ExistsncaD

L. uo.s esmm.ndnpls publication families csnnsy
people Who practice elegant French language reviews
sabsratey potcs events Of the week the situation 81
the country the Orleans American pess interesting
facts q usiana agcu turs md commercial affairs
the community Aket the theatrical sOrse
hetsrary and scientific productions OF the day and
great variety Of useful acs Instructive gems hunorff
anecdotes, and all that conposes nrst class
~. SUBSCRIPTION: IS PER ANNUN.
rhs "A pages Of LA RENAISSANCE are edited on q
eolunns and the sdverisenens conspicuonsy de
played with reading In each page II ths
Journal the advertising sdiums Of the South
job Printing In al Languages. q Cont street,
Of Exchange Alley, New 0rleznk
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ERENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULr Il CO.,
Chemists to n. L. n. Prince NapOlssr
Rue RICHELIEU, PARIS.



q Rue RICHELIEU. PARIS.
No More Cod Liver OIL.
aK1MAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RABIsH
ras syrup smgoyed with the sIsstss success IN pses
ssses Of the chest scrofa Emphatic disorders green sick
muscular atOny and loss Of appetite II rege1erstes the
powerful dep1rstve II fatgues the stomach
nd bowel and i WITH q: greatest ssssy
AtlAS 10 very s6cacsous in the diseases ofthe skiA
No More Consumption.
aRIMAULrs SYRUP OF HYPHosPHATE OF LINE
This medicine is sovereign remedy in phthiss Ane
other diseases Of the unss promptly removes al the most
and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health.
No More Poverty Of the blood and Pale
Complexion.
pRs LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This medicine contains the elements Of thu
blood and bones and iron M liquid state Il disrentror
hitherto Onsred to the public liquid ccorless and taste
digestion, dysmenorrhea and anemia
The majority the Academies Of Medicine of Paris
mend the Phosphate Of Iron to ladies Of delicate constitution
suffering from anemia, and all other persons fstgued from
ever sn1sty 9sTvoS' emotions 0verWork general dsohS
Is the preparation when causes constipation
and be borne by the most delicate stomachs-
Nerv rs Headaches and NeuraIgia
Instantaneouslycurcd BY
GRIMAULTs BRAZILIAN 0UARANA.
Avegetsbe substance in Brasil
and entirely inoHensive
Better Than COpalba.
VAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
MATICO vEGETALIs.
s other preparations failed these preparation
always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
cure and chrone Of private disease.
they hospitals Of Paris BY the eeleb sed DR.
b. % V snS ISps5s sps ~ SD
used recent and espsulss in more shTo7is case:
Chemists to Il. /. q. Prince Napoleon
s3 rue Richelisu
BaId in New Orleans By DUCONGE,
DELOCHR
GUILL0T,
And every COED chemist
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ADAMS, COCKBURN a HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN, ADAMS GAFF,
JoHE d. ApAns late Dean, Adams CAT; P. J. OocKsuRs
formerly Of Oakley, Hawkins A Co; @. Il
HOWE, Lake ProvidenceD
U.tts, rnetors aRo Conr aissIoz HsrehanS
30 q UNION STREET. NEW ORLEANS
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OUACHITA RIVER.

INDEPENDENT PACKET : REGULAR oUAcHifA
RIVER PACKET
Leaves FRIDAY. 2lth INST, At p. :
ErOR CAMDEN, TRENTON. MONK0s. HARRt
sonburg Columbia. Trinity and all iniermedste landings
on BLACK and Cuachta Rivsrs-The splendid steamer
Idahoe,
J. w. Blanks Master, A. Breard and W. T. Norris Clerks
will above. For fei hi passage apply bard
Orto wINBUkN a LORD. Agents, GO ersvisr street.
TkEkToN, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS RBGU.
LAF PACKET.
Leaves every sArURDAY, at5PM
EOK CANDIES, ARKADBLPHiA- ALABAhk
II Landing Ouschita city. STERLING Landing Port Unot
Trenton. Monroe. Columbia, Harnsonbure Trinity, and
termedate landings Black aud Ouaehita RvesThe
nnccnt fast-running passenger packet
Vtcksburg.
?. A. BLANKS. Master; @. PRES WORK, Clerk,
Win esve positively sbOva For freight passage apply
on board or to
GEO. D. HITE, Agent II Tchoupitoulas q
WTNBURN LORD, 90 Gravier street.
WIN. N. sURLN, Is New Leyee street.
The vICKSBUR0 connects with A No steamer for Al
points Bout river d. arbonDe Bayou B-rthoone. and
Sa inc rve and with .he fine steamer IRkNb f
Camden and Arkadelphia City.
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Imports

INDIANoLA AND GALvEsTOF-stesmsaip Agnes
O. baes cotton Henderson-24 do Franeke Dannee-
2iJ A Hsrall-s Payne, Huntington &eO A Pisbury-l
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NOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ existing In this city. under the style OF HARD
FLOWER &MAEs il this dsy dissolved by mutual
Richard Flower charged with the settlement Of Affairs
Of the late 6rm and viii continue the Commission and Fac
forage business on his Orc raser street
RICHARD FLOWER,
Surviving Partner.
New Orleans Marc l. 1868,
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REGENT. by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS oPELOUsAs & GREATwESrRRN-
bales cotton to Bonnaon-l do to JnO Chae Bro-l4
baes " h0man-S bbls LApene s13
head sfock and Euudries 60 orderrOts bales cotton
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Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Hunter. Jeanir,au, IRON Pointe- ala u sche
kleht Way; scoyell f-om Upper Red River
Belle Lee, heGfn from Louisville
Ibervi le. Gross. from Bayou ssrs
Nina Simmes, 0reatnouse. from LocSport
Robert l. Lee, Y anon, from Menphis
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Exports.

INDIATOLS AND GALvESTON-steamshipA gner-7O
bhls honr 10 bsgs COTE and sundries
NArARZAS-S YsAbelftsl01 bbls lard 500 sks corn
MAfANzAs-Bdg senOrsa-sSO empty hhds Is do ties 2ls
do DDls