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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

REV. FArBRR WIGKT.-The many friends OF
Rev. Il. +. Wiget, :. j., President of the Con =
zaga College, and in charge OF 81. Aioysiu :
Church. Will be panied 10 hear that he is So
riously i'll, at the College, and fears are enter
tanned that ne will never he able to res ume b. :
duties again. even should h. he able to leave
his room. His disease is paralysis and soften
ing OF the brain, caused by over exertions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

WOOD AND COAL CoNTRACTs.-A numner
OF bids have been received at the May ors Off, .
for furnishing the City Hail with wood and
coal The coming winter, bat they Were not
opened yesterday in consequence of a commit
tee OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Com
pany occupying the attention OF the Mayor dur
ing the morning The contracts, We learn, Will
be opened in day or two, Mr.. Bowen was
called from the city this morning, on business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

CoREs, &C.--Dr. W hite, Surgeon Chiropodist,
Of twelve years practical experience ia the
United States and Canadas, aud established at
+3+ PennsyiyaDla avenue, Washington. 10. a.,
since i76l, removes Corns, Runions. Bal Mails.
&c, aud successfully treats All diseases of t,,a
Ie-t without pam or inconvenience 20 rla
patient The shoe can be worn with ease am =
medIately after the operation. Refers % The
many eminent physicians surgeons aud thou .
sands OF ether responsible persons who pa-
uonIZe his establishment He urs from a. IN
TO y. N. No charge 'or ronsuita ION at oftice
GALS made al resIdsn css from 20 y m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

BAPTrsM.-On Sunday afternoon the eongre-
CATION of the Third tcoiored) BaptisL Church,
street wharf, where Rev. Alfred Bon idin
preached sermon from the text, $50 INTO all
the world, &C., after which he baptized Two
women. There was very large assemoiage
present, many whites included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

VALUABLE FARMS AT AUCTToy-
morrow afternoon, at O'Clock, N-ssrs JOIN
Is. Wheeler 81 Co, auctioneers will sell four
valuable tracts of land on the 7th street turn
pike adjoining the laEd OF +. b. Blair, ST., be-
longing 10 the hers ofthe late PhiIIp Feuv,rIx
The first tract contains about 25 acres, the
second and third each about 81 acres aud tho
fourth about 123 acres. The sale will tax.
place at the house on the last mentioned trsc.
and presents fine opportunity to those dasir.
ing TO secure farm near the city. The land u
valuable, and farms in that secron of IN !.
country are eagerly sought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

SPoTTED LIKE DoMINoKs.-The teeth soon
become specSled II every defilement is M, re-.
moved from them every twenty four hrs
To do this effectually there is nothing like So.
zodout Ii literally reoders the enamel i'm.
peryious ar understandable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

BALTIMORE DAILY SUS-Persons wishing
TO subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders at the Office of the Evening
Star or at 500 N street north, between 9th and
Ith. The paper has been enlarged, and will
be delivered at an early hour
1915 ROBERT CoGGINs Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

GERMAN hand-knit Jackets. Guernsey
frncks, Germantown Jackets. Monkey Jackets.
heavy Cndershirts and Drawers, WoOlsn Ov-r-
shirts, Fed Flannel Over sud Uader
kers-v Weather proof Overcosts, and Rubber
and on Over Garments, at Geo. &. Henniug's,
No 51l 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

THE POTOMAC FRoNT.-The report from III 4.
front to-day embraces but little except what
was published yesterday. From Potomac
Ferry Wharf the steamer Wawaset left this
morning for Curriman and river landings with
passengers and freight. and the steamer Arrow
made her usual trip 10 Mount Vernon ami
Marshalls landing. The wharf reports will
be found below:
Hdrrey's WhcrJ.-Arrived-Sch ooners Whit
Squall, Wolford, from Philadelphia; Virginia
Dan, Johnson, from Havre- de- Il race. with
coal Tor Harvey. Clark & Given. Sailed
Schr. MIlhado, Carver, for Havre-de. Grace
Light.
FGy's Hhorf.-Arrived-Sc Guthrie.
James Guthrie, from Boyd's Hole, with wood
for VIM. l.. Brown.
JchnSSn's Ldndinq.-Arriv ed-Johu J. Crit
fnden, Nelson, IRON Havre- de. q race, with
IHu tons OF coal for George Bogus. Siied-
Schooner Thomas Miscellaneous. Whit, for
LOT alexandra, 10 finish disc charging cargo
Broom WhGrt -ArrIved-Schooners Smyrk,
Jones, from HavIe -de- Grace, with loo tons OF
ccai; Caroline l.. HOlmes, Dixon. from The sam.
port, with al tons of coal; j. Picket, Bowen,
also from The same port, with 2g6 tons ct cosI.
all for s. Z. Brown & Son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

Winter Salt, a the cele braCed Oak Hail Don't
mistake the number, AGA eth street, opposite
Post Office. ~ Bring up the boys. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

DOCTOR j. III. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
ofice and residence from the First Ward %
Massachus sets avenue between Thirteenth an a
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four
tenth street Office hours before 10 a. m, a. 4
from 10 r. N. Hours OF attendance al the
Womans Hospital, from TO = y. m. every
Gay, SUNDAYS eXceVted. in3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

LATEST RETURNs.-We returned from the
celebrated Oak Hall. i6i 7th street. this morn.
ing. satisfied with their splens.d assortment of
Piece Goods, which they make up with a style
and finish unsurpassed. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

THE ANNUAL VISITATION Of the Grand Lodge
T. and A. NJ. 10 Harmony Lodge, NO: IL, will
take p,n &c this evening, at Masonic Hall, COR
n.- 81 :, h and r streets Grand NJ aster B. Il.
French will deliver an ddress on me occasion.
NJ az mic q lee Club VIII 2Is0 % ~ Atteno2nee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

PoLR DEDICATION ~ THE FIFTH WARD
The new pole lately erected at the intersection
OF Pennsylvania avenue and LIST street east by
the Grant and COlfaN CLUB of the Fifth Wtsd,
was last evening dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies. At the base of the pole hal baan
erected a large stand, which was profusely
decorated with flags, evergre-ns, Chinese Lam
terms and tTansparencies. There were about
five hundred persons present, and during the
ceremonies the Seventh Ward Republican
Club we'd on the ground with torches aud
transparencies, and were preceded by m trtial
music. Mr.. James G. DUlin was tn. first
speaker introduced. He congratulated the
meeting on toe success of the Republican
cause and urged them not TO become iutoxi-
Gated with the further success that was 10 en-
sue IN November, but 10 conduct themselves e.
aw-abidin@ citizens Col. l.. 5 Swetland. w
A. Hughes. (coored) Capt. A. q. Grant Re-.
gister Boswell, and a. q. Riddle, ESQ also
made addresses, the latter speaker preiIctIug
that the your S-st child now born would not
live TO see another Democratic President. The
addresses were intersperscd with muse BY the
National Brass Band. and the whole affair
passed off creditably to those in charge OF the
arrangements. After three cheers for the Re-
publican candidates the meeting dispersed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

"SPALDIsG's'' celebrated Glue is now bang
used TO cement friendship between Grant aud
Rutler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

PkasoSs wishing u subscribe for EsA STA !
WHO RESIDE on Capitol ii IA ard the Navy Yart
WILL please leave their orders at No I22 Taz'
Capitol street, between 9th and 5th
JOHN Co6arNs. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

Ten DOLLARS ONLY for a Mans Coat. YES
and Pants, all wool Winter SUIT. a tn ftmou-
OAK HaH Don't mistake The NUMBER. Isl "a /
street, opposite the Post Once. a<-Come Or fore
they are gone. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

F,r SALE OF MrLEs.-Yesterday q safe of
mules took place at Lincoln Depot, under the
Girrc,,on Of Gel. A. p. Blunt A. @ NJ, and
sr,e,cid rrjces were reaifxfd. F0rty males
were Old, at an average Of 32S7 90 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

wRArPIss PAPsR for sale. Apply q, 70
STAR Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
DIED

DIED.
COATS On the 18th inst THOMAS COATS
Sses IS years
hr relatives and friends Of the family are in
yltee TO after th. funeral from he tate residenc.
NJ "a teall street Georgetown n, Wednesday eve
ming. st3p
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CORPORATION AFFAIRS

ODE FKLLows' Hal L--Wyman, the Ven
GlIoquEt and Wizard, an has astonishing Tat
eyery evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

BOYS IN BLUR.-COmpany b sth regiment
noysn Blue met at the corner of Twentieth
sIeet and Pennsylvania avenue last evening
LOT the purpose Of perfecting the organization
OF tne company and elecnng their officers and
tne ioiiowing were elected: W. M. Slower,
G1p,ain; John T.. Hates, first Lieutenant W c.
sergeant; Chas. Lrfiier. second sergeant I: Chris
hoie, third sergeant; John w. Tender, fourth
sSesahr BENZ. Cckut, fifth sc rgeant After the
eIechon several members Of the company, as
Wen as other gentlemen present, favored the
assenolage with appropriate remarks. After
qu,te lengthy discussion upon the subject Of
uiselpIlne, by the captain and other gentlemen,
tne company appointed the commissioned OF .
Gers committee to find u hall for the company.
Inc com pany will muster and form at six
O'Clock this evening, at the Grant and Colfax
nag pole, corner Of rw entisth street and Penn
sylvaDia avenue ana street north, and await
orders from headquarters Boys in Brue 7
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MARRIED

ARsHOTT-kDWARnS. On rhursd,y eve
sing. the 18th iRstaut. iy tht Rev v a. Fin nv
Mr. CHARLES SPAESuOTT. If Camd~n 4
) to Mise EIaA ). kDW ARDS. OF " ashiug-
ton.
FnLFY-ENCw On tie 2sth ~ : ptember
~ the Rev Or White. JOHN L FOLEl To Mis-
GEkTkU.E hSuWLs, both =. his city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

lEE-YEAR SIX PER GENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
A limited issue OF the Bonds OF the
MASONIC HALL ASSOC
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is row ready q. the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON,
where subscriptions viii be received and infcrrs-
ton in regard 70 them cheerfrlly icrpisbed.
These Bonds are fYsi class sscKTity IA .ue-y 70
spsc., and are amply secured BY mortgage on the
Masonic Hsn property. Payable ten years from
date. CouPoN Bonds, in senomi nations Of $50,
500, and 5000, bearing interest. paJ Idle semi
annually, OF
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD.
b. B. FRENCH, Prest.
Nd. EARSER, secJ.
.eII-tf VIM BUNrINGroN. Treas.
RU1TERl BUTTHB:i
Just received
SO PACKAGES FINEST BUTTER,
Including several choice dsiries Of New York,
Glades AMI W estern keserve Butter, for sale At
REDUCED PRICES.
NORTHkRN PRODUCE COMPANY,
Pepnsylvanis avenue.
ocI2;f between 10Th and llth streets.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
MEATS MEATS AT REDUCED PRICE

eikLOIN ROAST, 90 cts pr pound.
RIB ROAST, II ana 90 cts
FORK andsAUsAGKs. 2ac.; LAMB, 90
VEGETABLES, POULTRY. GAME. ana a.
kind- Of CANNED FRUITS, sc
IA. " FISHER,
&C 60 St. "a Hish street Gsoreetowu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

TIE Masonic BoNDs-The very safest kind
ii.n an =, - .inen, ioI peIs1ns naylag money to
sale st the First National Bank in this city
They bring six per cent interest in geld, and
the value of real estate pledged for their re.
temption is four or five times the amount Of the
lean.
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(NhIsELiE CO., ----------
one sEert s9uere nsrth PeDnsy lyanis avenus.
Vmoep eod Clerks Pay AccSunts purchased.
omee nouns from al O. N 10 In m. ja sly
DEksOEAL-MIssKs ooRsEr rs AL ,,xls. and
Ssse' 81 bAChS fACroBf. a. Loussisns
s'eses. Esd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

ALARM OF FIRB.-Yesterday afternoon,
about balf-past three o'clock, SMOKE was seen
issuing from a frame building on the corner Of
New York avenue and 5th street west occu-
pied by Frederick Herman as q bakery. The
alarm was sounded and the fremen were
promptly on the ground, but their services
were not required further than to use one sec
ton OF hose. The fire was caused by a spark
falling from the stove pipe between the rafters
aud the ceiling, and was exiting uished before
an serious damage engued. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-03
q. s. MARSHALS SALES.


Alfred Marchand VS. John p Becker.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
for the Fifth Circuit aud District of Louisi.
issued by the above named Court, in the above
named SUIT and received BY me on the twenty.
taken into my and viii expose toT sals az
public auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY,
the sixteenth day of November 1868 at the hour OF
house, on Old Levee street between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in this city, the following de.
A CERTAIN PiEOE OR PARCEL OF LAND
situated, lying and being in Amts City, parish OF
81 Helena in this State, descr bed upon the plan of
SAID town on file In the office of Warren A. Grice
notary public in and for the parish of st He ena un
der date of April 8, 1860 commencng on the ca
line Of square No. As 25 feet south OF the northeast
parallel with the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad 5O7 feet thence west AIS feet to
FIRST street, thence north along the line of First
street Goa feet thence east AS feet TO the place Of
beginning and containing about five and oneh 1lf
acres more or less
ALSO, a CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL, OF
LAM, Immediately In the rear of the above de
scrbsd, and commencing on the east line of square
frty four, 80 feet south of th north corner of
said square, and running thence south and fronting
on first street 499 eet thence est 35 feet thence
nor AS feet thence 1855 feet TO the place of be
ginning; and containing shout four and one tenth
&C es, al more or less toRt Their with all he build
lngs and improvements thereon. lights, ways sp.
purtanoes, etc., 1hereunto belonging and being tia
same property acquired by said defendant from
Gads u. Calhoun, by act passed before the said W.
A Grioe, Notary, on the sixth March. 1857
Seized and 10 be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs
clam ereln, amounting to twenty hundred and
seventyfour dollars, with interest and all costs as
Terms of Sale-Oash, at time of adiudicatiou. in
United states Treasury notes BE-.
Cost q deed internal revenue stamps, recording,
etc THE expense of purchaser.
n United states 5s Marshafs Office, New Orleans
FIJI. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal
ANo. 27-ool5 "a 81 moi IA
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p. Aars0udet Va HelOiae Bondouuqule
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
Il leans. No. "a 43l-By virtue Of q writ OF feri
faciAs directed by The Honorable the Third Dis
tlct COURT of New Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, to George w. Avery, late Sheriff and
bF saidlate Sheriff TO me transferred and pursuant
70 an agreement entered into between the paaties in
terested theren will procsed to sell at public auc-
ton, At the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street between canal and 81 eets
in the Second District Of this city. on MONDAY.
November l6, 1855 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow
A LOT OF GR0UND with the buildings and I'M
provemeuts thereon, situated in the Second District
of this city the southeast side of Burgundy street
in the square bounded BY the said Burgundy street.
and BY ht Ann, Dumaine and Dauphine stree 5;
having, in American measure, thrty.two feet front
on said Burgundy street, by ninety-six feet seven
inches in depth. between parallel lines. Being the
same property acquired by Alfred March and from A
Boudousdus. by act passed before Octave Morel no.
tary public in this city Oh the twenty eighth Febru-
Alfred Marchand by the said HelOise Boudousquie
by act passed before the same notary dated the
twenty fourth May. 1867. - 1870 N-S
he buildings and improvements comprise A fine
three rec story bs,ck dwelling noSse outhouses etc
thereof will be exhibition at the ESchanee some
days previors TO that OF sale ~
Seized in the above suit
Terms-One-third cash and the balance Al one and
two years credit in notes divided into coupons to
interest per annum from date and special mortgage
on the property sold. until FINAL payment. FIJI
buildings and improvements said lot OF ground
20 De insured and kept insured against the risk of
hrS In the sum Of four Thousand dollars, and the
notes.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
oel5 mol IL Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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E. j. Wenck vs. M. GrnnT-NO Is2-The
zane VS.. the same-No. l73-Uranie Dubuclet vs.

E. j. Wenck vs.. M. Gram-NO. Is2-The
t tStae VS. the sa@ me lIs-urane Dubuelet vs..
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. PARISH
of Orleans-By virtue OF three wrs Of fen fac as
to me directed by the Honorable John p Monta.
iSh az orssns vi VIII ne resSe IN ana for tne par
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Fx.
change Royal street. between uanal and Custom.
SATURDAY. the twenty eighth day Of November
ls6s, at y O'Clock M, the following described prop
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and Improvement thereon,
rights, privileges and appur enances thsreunto be.
Raubourg IRENE Second District Of this city in the
square bounded by IRENE Bayou, Ursulines and
Marats streets, measuring French measure IS feet S
lnches and lines front on IRENE street. 81 feet 10
inches in depth the lne nearest to BAYOU street,
60 TO s. teet inches and half on the otLer line
to plan drawn BY O. A de Armas dated 0ctobsr
eighteen 1850, and deposited the Office OF o. de
Armas, Notary tu6lic, beng the same property
Fra ncois Charpiat BY act passed before Joseph
Sebnt Notary Public, on the second of February
,TERMs-In cash a sufficient amount to psy plain
TINS claims, amounting to one hundred ana hftY
I'VE dollars, with five per cent interest per annun
mom august :, k6S. 1ats Oh ss.s together with an
rive dollars, to cover the costs adyertisins tares
2 Purchaser 10 assume the payment of a MORTGAGE
and costs, as per act before Joseph Conn, notary
public. ~
3 The reyersion taken by defendant as per same
act, up to $llOC, with interest aud COSTS
a. The reversion of the mortgage granted by
Choh-t Chsrpiat in favor of U. Wolf, as per act
t before A Dreyfons notary public, dated June H.
le65s 70 secure 1850 interest md costs.
Balance, If any, cash in United States Treasury
Acts Of sails and Internal Revenue stamps at the
Oc5s NOT lsn j. A. MoLAIsoN. Constable.
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sHERIrPg SALES.
ress Bennast vs. uenrv EIinebrandt.

HarEess BenMatt VS. Henry HiIlebrandt
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of 0Eeana No. lA-By virtue Of writ
Of seizure and sale to directed by the Honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auct oneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the second District of this city
SATURDAY. December 8 1868, At twelve O'Clock
M. the following described property to vt:
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the sub
urb Accumulation, First District of this CITY, in the
square bounded BY Religious. st. James, Market
and St Themae streets, designated bV numbers one
and two, on plan made by Joseph Pile, late Sur
veyor, annexed TO an act passed before Felix de
Armas, late a Notary Public In this o4ty, on the
twenty seventh Of March 1881. Lot No. measures
thrytwo feet front Religious street. By one hun
dred and tuentysxven feet ten inches and a half
depth and freft on st. james street and
the same depth on the side which separates
il from lot No. 2 Lot No. measures thirty
one feet eleven and quarter inches front on Relig
ious streets By one hundred feet ten inches and q
half deep on the side which separates itfrom lot No.
!, and one hundred and twenty seven feet ten and
half inches deep the other SIDE with all the i'm.
prove ments and appurtenances, stock. etc., there
unto. Being the same property acquired by the
defendant herein by purchase from the succession
OF Wenderlin Doll, as per act passed before r. o.
Cuveer notary public, in thus city, ON the twenty
third day of January, 1866.
Selzed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS. L. MAXWELL
NOD IL des Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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In BANKRUPTCY.
EsTATE OF y. e., paws.

u g1qpa oFEIen UEIrEp STATES MAHsHAE,)
Eilf-s44 30 District Of IsoaisianA.
Monroe, La, OotobsF 20 isee.
THIS 4B TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
- twenty third day Of october A. D le6a, Warrant
D. o. DAVlS, in the parish 81 Cssshouis and
State o. Lunt1iana, who has been udjndged . bank.
rupt on ms own petitons that the payment Of any
debts ana delivery o. any property belonHug to aad
bAnkrupb 70 him HIM or Ton his nee and u tranafer
OF any properly by him, are ioxbddan By law; that
prove their dsbis snd to ehcose assisness
10 be holden at the Reestars Oioo, IN The town oi
Monr0s, Louisisna. before s. . Q Elkar, Heeiafer
% the twenty third day Of rospmbsFs A y. 2ss a
p 49, y. j. HERRoH o. 8 unsshal
Perm. N Ga1Dx. Dspaig, g Messenger
ANo- 7t-nos 81
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RECEIPTS OF PRnnnnR.


ST LoUIs--Steamer Bee and bArges-9e4l bbls
-four $50 hf bbls -four hhds tobacco
YICkSBURI-Steamer Robert Il Lee-2742 bales
cotton 1855 SKIS cotton seed
ST LOUIS--Steamer Lady Gay-l0l bales cotton
bids tobacco and full cargo Of Western produce
SHREVEPORT-Steame Lotus No. 100 bales
cotton and sundry produce
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Simmes-22s bales
cotton 30 hhds sugar Is bbls molasses fcH
JACksONPOkT-Bteamer > d Perfy-e26 bales
cotton and sundry produce
LOUISNILLE-Ste amer st Mary-l3o balee cotton
hhds tobacco and Western produce ~
LOWER C0AsT-Steamor A q BroWn-Ba bbls
rice and sundry produce
LOWER OOAST-5tsAmsr Aioe-liI bbls rice l2s
SKIS bran 20 potatoes q hhds sugar ~ bbls mo-
iasses and sundri55
GRAND EooRE-Steamer Glide-4si bales cot
ton 90 bbis moiasses hhds tobacco
SHhEVEPORT-Ntea ner Era No. l0-6l0 bales
cotton and sundry produce
ct HQUiB-Steamer Atlantic and barGes-Full
cargo Western produce
sf LouIs-stsamsr Fayorite-sss sks oats ls3
bales hay 425 bbls hour Ito bbls onions
@ By THE EAILROADG
PER OPELoUsAs RAILRoAD-Novsmbsr y
tbaies cotton % bbls molAsses 500 head cattle