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Ths capital Of said Company & hssey nxed e ths
am Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided shares Of Fifty Dollars each all OF which
10 be paid 81 the signing Of these presens which
eaplts be amount not exceeding one NIL
Ion de sane should be required By twsshirds capital
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IMPROVED GAS COMPANY.
.CHARTEK

CHARTER............. .............CHAkIE h.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish and City Of New Orleans
BEIT KNOWN that 18th day ofAugust in the year
our Lord eight hundred and sixty eight aud
the Ind ,penderce Of the United States OF Amerea he
Before me, ANDREW HERO, JR., notary public in
and for the parish city Of New Orleans state OF L0n
ssn duly commissioned and qualified and In the presence
the hereinafter named undersgned person
ally came and appeared several parties whose names
hsreurO subscribed and who respectively declared that
Avan themselves Of the OF the laws OF
such made and provided they had covenanted an
agreed and do by these presents covenant agree and oo
themselves those whom they represent TO form them
and constitute ration for the purpose
In the city OF New Orleans and other cities
and Of Louisiana and under ths stpaa-
Iions aud regulations following, tO-wit.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

The Utica Herald says OF the proposed candi-
asts.; The mose%ens 20 M.ss Snii5 JI;tss
has eliminated. The journals Of that PARTY In
this State have, ~ simuitansous demonstrs.
ment comes at such time that the driftwood
| cansot be eoaesntrated for Horatio Seymour
~ compromise candidate. Psndleton holds
Mcclellan sanaot compete with HIN. Were
the New York Conveptior to assemble to-day,
MT. Pendlston would unsussttonshly dictate
Gates OF Mr.. Chase have Only demonstratsd
that he ought not to be President, and that
they cannot discover Z. candidate who Gan
even promise the party triumph OF the polls.
recent letter, approving the Chicago nomina-
tions, says: The clamors Of negro supremacy,
which assaii this Presidential Ticket, receive
senses, in the south or elsewhere, need fear
| that, In this intelligent country, and In this
| Christian age, iateileetual and moral power
erty and hold 1t. Its the storm Of revolution
which brings Ignorance and corruption to tbs
surface Of society, In times Of peace and OF
and control no nations destiny. Civil equal.
lty Is not personal or social degradation"
AwoRKIs9 Repu blican organization styled
the rrue Lishts, |" has been formed in Free
ments, civil and military. A sergeant for ey-
cry ten men will be elected, and all ofncers are
| elected for a term Of two months. The uni
oii,eioth can Of the nsry psttern' ,sith I'd
white, and Blue band and an oil.cloth cape, the
ofieers wearing the usual military insignia
distinguishing rank. r...
The Republ,cans of Detroit h,ve .ecured Z.
| vacant Ia on the south aide Of CsnSress
street, between Griswoid and Shelby. on
which they will proceed at once to erect q
Grant and Colfax wigwAm for use during the
present campaign. The building will be capa.
/ Die of holding ten thousand people. and II VIII
PROBABLY De compieted In time Tor the State
convention, 10 be held on the LIST OF July.
A TRENTON paper, reporting the following
| conversation on tho street, gives in q nut
shell the animus Of the opposition to General
Grant: RSpuoiiean-po you think many Demo
crats VIII wore LOT Generh GRANT, Democraf-
no; kePuoneGn-WhyI MISUNDERSTANDING
| paoficdn-Oh' AMI see
| A NUMBER OF gentlemen, formerly counted
| among tne Demoefscy, AZ san rrancisco, In
c,udlns feter Donahus, acted A. omcer. o. the
I IRA nna coiA s ranesaon meenns held ~
| mat city. hundred guns were dred o.
ami Co,fax ho"'' Vi 'hs hom'na''oh OF GRAM
| -, 49,, ,,,.-,, .
LIE New Uriesns Tne' claims that tht
| wnue arc superior 70 the oiack electors In
faiiow.3 III bas,ne.. 81 Si,ns,n man h ever W.
CharIes street, or any OF The pu6iie strest. \,
the city'n - VI
The Mobile Tribune eoondeptlv iook. far
| ward to the dsy when the south and me vas
empire of the West shall control this Govern
ment, and New England shall have no voice Il
1t Except whining"
A FEW Repubiicans met on Saturday aften
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~. .ass sL A ..,.. SSH.E as. =,
! aSsa F''''',:, Circular Of A''s.{s'
ura az ' opps.s Is Eny Ts,dn sss
81 ~ dsS ri tsis. {es g
~ pp2Sss
n Nv 81 pr FXDss1
~ r. shst1 epe ~ :, - Nj
nvs YprsPE
Ing TOT tne TURNER advance when most ~
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pIARL. IVORY. AND ENAMELED =.
2. OPERA oLAssEs. ,,
H.. Nrs .rH. "a r..H-.
Alarse assortment list received. hs-"
r NV. GAIT 4 BRO. Jewellers.
NEW DTORD,
Ho. 40 rsnAsyivsnis svsAus. bsswssn Eleventh
jsle-a and Twelfth Streets.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INrYRIoa.
~ uHirsD srAras PAIExI 0syrcs,

% The petition Of BnlDlosp g. and 6sXsIus
n ri.aos. o. New Bedford, Mass, .praying Tor
day 81 August ~, for An Improvement In Aspids
IN Sensai ut. or kshssn Tnsss isS seven years frsn
]: Il. /; s ~ !. ,. n;
AIT !. :, = s':lssh I'D ~ psI.sRs .sa
AZ 4: sE.is az ssSSsss Y
o. q I, S.y, y ss..lsf NJ ss:iissSy I.a y :lSs;
80: sHss: vs,sI Val !. 1sssisSsS ~ .ppiis.tios.
IS ;;:';;'I;!i ]; J; !. ~; $s
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

"AshiHofohs June .. iooo-
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Joseph Ulrich, the Consul
OF the United States at Monterey, OF the
death on the It'll day OF May last, at Monterey,
Of Joaquin Fox, native OF LouisianA.
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toYFIcIAL.I
w.,I PsrtsTn Jss, q n SIZE.

WAshiHoroS. June u, 1855 !
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. p. Mangum, the Vice
Consul General OF the United States at Shan.
shai, China, Of the death, on the 18th of NO
vember, 1867, at sea, Of Alexander Anderson,
an American seaman belonging to the ship
"daspee."
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PhorosALs IA! ySs !, ssuARrERnAsrERs

HrAs,s. P.ra.I..sI OF tn. PLArrr,l
"a. ss,l; /, s.sss ~; 4 - d. a..
81. ~ q tSs fciowinS article: Of ousrssrSa..
ter esorss, Wis: = -' =. -~-''~'
tops. sstpal weight. per pound. :" -. ''-''
Iron Mtrs. 70 include Oval wash Boilers. for
81: n III vsrs md Pans tSsfs, q pSasi t.x.
e:gS Soils,., for above, per set
and packed for shipment fN"'
Sids must b made IN duplicate. With copies Of
this Advertisement attached, and subject 10 the
usual conditions, partleulsrs o. which can Be- ob.
tained on Application at this once: ''-
Iryt, Brig. Gen and Chief aairisrns.i:r.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

osE q the Jenkinses writing Of . recent hop
By US, leaning on the arm Of a gentieman who
vas dressed In Swiss muslin and pink sash y
evening. r--7- -
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"Moore's Life of Hon. Schuyler oolfsx."
-, n.,,us.,'.," ~. IA n,.., "a v,iI
$500 uep ara. I,fs of.Hos
sssns,. cs,t..y ys,ts.. ~ NV Al y.
800 p.nA I Ma. - - "a,
So. a. u.,tor |. a frieo1 in ~ a.
81 ed.... ~ MT tyolrsx. ana Al lssoe1r
- a.. a,s. ~ ths M -, publisbsd ~ n. Co1.
,.x ,or tweptv wears and 10 the Conor,,,ionsf
cIos., knew. ali nj, past history, and Ali who
h,ve tnown him from boyhood. He began
mi, blorraphy two or three year, AGO. 40 IN at
n /, moi one Of the hurried and ephemer,i pub
ue.,ion, an eomp,on in eieotion years. Mr..
Moore /, 4. xentIem,n Of ane talent and cui.
~ ar NJ, C.,r.. ii, \. -,a,,h- m a.. AZ
,Inrnt,h.d ,nh,.,, -
III, foi,ovin. latter foam NJ, oo,r,x IA Row
A, Y, Moore will exp,,in it,eln -.
..wAsutSoroS. d. G.. NAY %. lssa
."Mr DEAR Mn. Moons: A: your prediction
yeAT ngo mss oeen ,,,r n,h,,.,inv AM ~
sketch, more or less fun, OF my life, you may
nave Prepareu. hsyo9 e'o. 49,
sriend' i ,Uppo.e YOU know 4, much about nv
history as the public would care about ksow.
,nsi ana annoush my ensrvrsns au
have no fear that your work win not be a
fahtnIui one. r.
- "scHurLEn OoLrAx.
REV. A. Y. Moore, South Bend Indiana"
win oe puonsneu ~ s
,oiume OF n,e huaaisa p.se, pd ,soa
IAise WE, anu On .ne nhes' ~au 49, " nn,
paper, win portTaitt ou sNtSit VI Aats Sss-
TAX, executed by ilimsn Brothers, the we'll
known engravers' ss wen a. . PRONE pua''i 10
GIT, on the Mek, ron pno.osrAphs tAAsn o.
bound in cloth In the most substantial man.
ner. Price ESQ copy. Csuvassers wanted
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

New YonK, June ls.-In the Jerome Park
today the first race, sweepstakss, WAS won By
Republic, in lo7, beating Fanny BARN. The
second race, ladies' stakes, was won BY Bonais
Braes, In 3;oe7<. ar..
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Wood and Coal,

CoAL AND swooD. ugu
% o. A.SS "a e, ale make; ...::
sna sad ssia@Sr' o0mpahy Goals. Ess stove
Also, Hietory, OAK, and Pine wood. sawsd and
' i:,: re &C. q !; =; s,
-l,'..S .' n y; "a hi l H "a :a' S:s..
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A French Aeesu.s Of the Asyssi.is.

A French Account Of the Abyssisis.
War.
LQRunt r. Dc BussonS writing In the Psfrfs Of
-, gives an xtrs1>ely interesting account
e the death Of TheoG orus, and OF the eyents
( rs var from an Al Sssisi1H point esjsssu'
=. Bussoa 10 . FlSaeh sav5tr u Az
ia, wss % frisadl isrps Jfh u ~
hperes, and was erlsint1b II no nes>l
able to the suesoA Of IA sitlsk sxp1
uuou He seems t0phAvelbee9 thoreogh1y
dofu. during the campaign, and was At o. near
MagdalA ct the time Of fts capture. His mar
rativs, therefore, 10 interesting, as throwing q
X. ba ssssos account. Tor Theodore. .p.
ssiies .s.ssy *. ssapsiss y the f.es ss ss
ssSfs sss ., n;
soas g pc po.sis SHs . so ssiss e e:
prepared TO defend. whilesh he regarded their
Senate a mere ieints It was too late When
he discovered his error, his troops were dis
eourased By the steadinsss Of the British adj
glad Of A. exenss Tor Abandoning him. Once
ss.brs4, Ssys. hundred d sls saffiers. len
whiis sssss 'slmss a ns.ssi we're Tsssssa.
The valof o. Theodore's soldIsfs was Of 40
avail sgain.t the appliances Of modern war.
IL! s.: .s ss' sSsss e q
dreaded Throughout Abysainla, uttered 3
EiSicpis. - vie. ny shiasss,n sss liz;
fS.y ossy.a .n a. a1i IA !:
he EaGlish soidiers bettsred down the gate.
Ais va, q which N. pu Apsson gives wAat
psrporss to q an sa,hestie copy, sssno.k
nSoa IA vsrriors to rssIst them 70 The atnosi
loud Tier remain. Y they RETIRED. hs wi.hsd
ss e. hsn " obtain possible the fsisnd'hip
THIS HI j: .ssis,.s and do,s.i... .seur... 20.
eeunt q one ~ the stranssst and most roman
i that Ia which he, speaking As a French OBJ
ssrver. opposed from the drst to EngIlsh 10.
terve.tion, asserts that the GessrN wish 81
the AbyssiniAne vas that the Easll.b .shouId
fosiiy ssd. s.rlst fsspsst for properly sssina
Won The seundence Of . race acoustomed only
70 yiolscse and pluader on the part of theft
provl Ssssaeisi to the country and inSsSi.
tants, built was inpractisabls in Itself, and
TOO serious violation Of the solemn pledgss
q the kngiish oovernnent.
might have been Of . strong and just Govern.
uent, the turbulent and quafrelsome nature
81 the ehiefs would have rendered necessary
sss f s 81 * ds:a fer: a s.s:
The psfmanent occupation Of the ,country
would have been oostly and dangerous ex.
friendly frises who had aided the Enslish IN
their advance. NJ. du Busson's Testimony IL
ereditable tot conduct Of the English during
shsir stsy In ne oountIy, and 4 l. now elsal
interest % Wen as In good faith 81 svseuatInS
y on the attainment Of their primary object
Nsp Yovk Ttnes. r, r. : = 81
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PRorosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL,
:. CLBRK's OSrIcH HOUSE REPREslxrArIyEsl
.IlSIrEp STATES, wAsHisoroy j une ii, is6s. /
1eAle4 Prspo4al viii be received at this Ace m
isE fer ne u:s Of ths Houss 81 .Rspfsssaistiyss,
ga. lit 1 " s,ns YOund0 best White Ash
n cords best bsk sfs' seasoned Pine Wood.
lS sordsdry Oak, sawed 10 two pieces.
70 be veishsd % nsssuTsA. and delivered IN the
saiss o. ths CsPitol. uadsr the dirsetens Of ~,
one month after acceptance ofproposal Proposai,
tielss specified. -'-T'' " -
No prsIosai from any bidder personally nm.
known VII be considered unless accompanied with
satisfsetory references. 80.
Security VOL Be required for the faithful per,
fornanes ofths eontySssk ,nn x.nu.n.au
Clsrt Of The House 81 Representatives ts,.sd
statss. jul7-tutjys
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

NEwHAvns, Ooss., June 1.-THE Governor
to-day signed bill Incorporating an insbriats
asylum, to be called Turner's Retreat, and
located at Milton, Conn, with . capital Of
$500, 900. ..r..a
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DIR r os AIS
D. sAvrP1Iu..r..,.o ,,,o,.

- IL r u LIS. % ..HHT.TH
w.,v,, aayIRAI1rA.YE1 n. I. o;;ss1,s9I}
Sealed Proposals, 70 be endorsed :" Proposals, +"
I'll e rsssi ,. 4. NE sgss until y ~ the ia
Hut BE o. the ysIy best quality. TO BE- si!ysrsd
.assss q 't &. at ai Ms:s
q yi s5sas c ssSasssH d..
~ I'd z s s:S:.it II II SsSs
500 square charcoal Iron. .. ..
Lao -. CoitY9 wa,is wipinI slut
bplIlts Tprpentine.
90 Pounds IN Elish Vermillion.
1000 Bushels Ned Sand.
loo q. Corr sand. I. rI..
ps.sriPtivs schedule, with pariisulars, to be
hsspcnsbls security rec ulrsd for the promp, and
fAithfal delivery Of the articles awarded, In con
feInil Eith stlpulatiens on the blank forns Tor
III !; . z al 4 this dSsiSs'yk h'Si WIN
tu-S ~ 80 fayusstsr, o. ., NAVY.
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FHoM EUnOPE NJ CABLE. J,
LosDoS, June ls-Evenins. Mooney market
closed nrmer. Consols, ss9z for moaey, and
eik on account. Boads, TsyS, niinois, 100,
Erie, %; Atlantic asd Great Western, 81
rRAxKyoRr, june le.---Bonds closed at TI1<
LtvERrooL, June le-Evening.- Cotton has
closed arner. Uplands, 1e7<d; Orleans, I'D.
Sales to-day 1900. Oosn advanced sd.,quoted
at SIS. I'd. wheat steady. Provisioas are un-
changed. ''' u
Asrw.ar, July is.-Pstroleun closed dull
atH francs. r.. .TtsaG. gsl.li faf
= BsaLix, June is.-Bismarek has retired from
once under leave OF absence, and to-day len
Berlia for Ponorania, where he will remain
three or four months 10 recruit his health.
Thisi. Under Secretary OF Foreign AaAirs,
takes his place 81 the head OF foreign saairs.
LoHpos, June ie.--A great meeting Of Ritu-
alists was held In this city last night. Dr.
Pussy and other sninsnt divines were prss-
eat. 4 g. D" % .ssir asT 4El4 .rrirs y
Rssolutioas were adopted asssndise the
Irish Church establishmsnt and nAintai aihx
the HisA lOAarsh dostriss Of the Church u
EnsisuA. essi no ~ .s-sf y 4.-slTF 81
The Homo Secretary, Mr.. HARDY. Threatens
to prosecute oeoege Francis Train for. an OBJ
fashionable speech made BY hin, 10 an Irish
audience II Manchester. ~
70 --->-
nessressfeg Mexfeea Hews-An ous-
~ brssk AnsieiDessl. !.
HAVANA, June la-The Frsneh steamsr
bring Vera Cruz dates TO 18th and City Of
Mexico adviees 10 the 9Th last.
Terdo de Tssardo was compelled TO resiga
- Minister Of Foreign AnAirs, By. order OF the
Supreme Court. :.
The press, with but few exceptions, clam
NOR for an enslre change Of m,n,stry, = ~
A mioister Of ju,tiee. p
The people Demand Il. At o.ly y.lsrts should
remain IA the mipi,trv. -. = =
Perferio Mar "a nsued =. .uess..o, a,
reisds. who retains The positioa Of iudre AZ
thsc,r,.u. Co,,. -
zs,.n 80 p,,.to ice ,,ors. At =. .r........
AZ po..,o a. m. \. a AZ m. r,...r-~
..v.,,,,.. "a. ~. s.ras.t 4. $1,000 A,
a.. .,.,..-. a. -. -.
n,...-......~.,...T as. ,...., -
80. ~ M. orna.,,,,. ~ a.. .ss..
S..".. r.,,s - IN. -, - sss,O
NJ. 49, ~. n,,-,,.-. - ..-,s.ss-~ y,
49,. wv"
v.,,.f
...,.s.s n. "a .,,..n.-S :. -. a., -.
s..-..,s - = -. - ~
~" g., -. :. :.
retero, had routed oss. Ssvrsso. ,gs.Ifas
Juan 0arss had bsen declared 0ovsrnor Of
Tamaulipas BY ihs Lsgialature.
A maatsstss tssus1 By oeasssl Marques
had eaussd profound sensation, aaA naay
catissns were preparing to move theif vaiua-
bles to foreign ports. .r-=-lfD b. r-IF|
-rE.s I
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We ars cory 70 lsarn that the apple crop In
New Aanpehirs 10 this. year entirely destroyed.
blocsou. and II u % late now the blossoms
could got come out and nut ripsn before isoe.
ConlscA IL keeping up It's reputation for
bloodthirstiness. One Aubin recently killed
Sns Antesesti By way Of collecting ! debt Or
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A roUso man sent his photograph to his
father In the country. saying he was poor and
required money. The father refused 10 aid
HIN, stating that be could not be VERY poor 10
bc living surrouaded BY marble vases, rose
wood hufniture, and choice Aowsrs, a. his
photograph rspressntsd him. ' u" !
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N o Tx cE. 49,, 80 H
:, All psrsona indebted to The sststs Of the late
Ulyssss WsId ar. hereby notlAsd that they nast
come forward and make Immediate settlement, 81
thsy VIII Be proceeded against forth viii seessd.
'' s.,s...,. g. 1 soEaa 49,,
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WHAT'S often found where it !. not. r.ul
MARRIED

nfLLRH-wILs0N- on Thursday, the ma In
steat 81 he Eesideaee Of the brides father At Tar
Ktewas N.-Y.. Lisutsnaat ALEXANDER hAconus
iSLnn, U.e.A., to ANA 0RASr. daughter Of WI.
WINfkRs-TUNNIA.-o the 18th inst, by Rev.
Q. J. yohason. NJ .0Eolsl n. wISrERs TO Miss MAJ
sAREr TuxHiA. both OF this city. : - :,
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Previsioasl Omcers Renewed.
JACKSON, Miss, June ls.-Gen. Humphries
has been removed, and Major Gen. Adelbert
Ames appointed Provisionai Governor. At
torLey General Hoover has been relieved By
Capt. Jasper Myers. Both Of the appointess
arc ofncers OF the Federal army
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

PHLADrLrHIA, June ls.-The coroner's
jury In the case Of Timothy Keenan,, muir
dersd here last week, rendered q verdict to-
day that deceased came to his death Of the
hands Of Gerald Eaton.
No clue has been obtained to the murderer
Of Newton Stewart, and the coroner's jury to-
day returned an open verdict.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

Baltimore Board Of Unaerwrissrs.
BALrInonR, June lo.-Ths executive CON
mittee Of the National Board Of Underwater,
are now In session In this city, with . iarg,
attendance from Boston, Providence, Hart
ford, New York and other cities.
The reports Of several committees show tn.
Importance Of this nstionsl equalization, and
there appears harmonious determination Il
make II permanent. ..r' H,..r
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

Mayor Bowen has addressed the following
notice to each of the commissioners Of the dit.
lcrent wards:
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EnoM EunorR n GABLE.

three ChiIars. KiiieA b. IIshsni.
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poTAroEsl PoTAroBsli .r .
babel Il Prime is,t ,g.,ysd
4 islsn iaif SqreSsssrs. 81 -. -" w.
~ tSW t6tarl y Sixth Street wharf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-17

Fnox sHrLLrsoros we have the Galaxy for
July,
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PERSONAL.

We HAvE RECEIVED from the publishers,
Harper d Bros. New York, . copy Of Hsrpsrs'
Magazine for July.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-28

heading. The market hay been very much
neglected o-day, though SOM y Gales OF small
lots have transpired. Prime mess PORK is sold 10
round lots az s2g 25@29 so, and ia retailing at
BAcos-There IL no change in the market.
SMOKED meats have been IN very little request
curing the entire week, and sales have been con.
nned to small retail lots. We continue to quote
shoulders at l3@l33c, according to quality, clear
ribbed sides l6t@l6lc., clear sides l74Ml73c 10 L.
LARD-Tbe market is still very dull. We hear
OF few transactions, and all Of them in retail
way. We repeat figures Of yesterday, viz: prime
Lard In tierces ls40l9c., in kegs 20@204c. % n.
FREIGBTs-As the season advances the shipping
movement discloses very heavy and steady fall.
ing on. The tonnage In port on foreign and do.
mestic account is reduced TO the summer standard
while the demands for freight room Indicate cor
responding or perhaps greater abatement. There
Is no steamship for Liverpool in dock at this time
and therefore it would be useless to attempt 10
furnish reliable rates in this connection. Quota
tlons By sail to Liverpool are 7l6d. for cotton s0
90. Tor corn, and OBS. for tobacco: Lon.
con sd. for cotton, 37s. cd. for tobacco. To New
York by steam and sail &c. for cotton, I42l5c
Tor corn. 6O@75c. for flour, and s. for tobacco.
70 Boston by Fa }@Ec. for cotton, l5aI7c. for
corn and 65CG70c. for -four. To Bremen by sail IN
lc. for cotton, and Sos. for tobacco. To Hayre
BY sail, lic. for cotton.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Oresns, City OF New Orleans.
A. D. 1868 PA3Is CHIi'ntHsS may
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans
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commercial .anleIIlaents.
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CoTToN-At the request of large number of
factors and brokers we have concluded TO reDub.
lish our statement of the stock of cotton at this
Iod at II NJ yesterday, as ascertaned by actual
count for the CREsCEEr office viz:
STOCK OF coTToE IT NEW ORLEANS AT Il NJ. ON
FRIDAY, JUNE rs, 1868,