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und .zos for sobscoo. TO New FORK by slssu-
er. lc. for cotton, 1sc- for corn, 75c. for hour.
New York By sail. &c. for cotton. l6c. for cors
and 76c. for -four. To Boston BY steam, 1c. for
cotton, lSc. fes corn and 90c.' for four. Boston
BY sail. 20. for cotton, 15c. for corn and &c.
for noprs 10 Brennan by sail, cotton nomiazl
and 4os. for tobacco. To Hsvre By sail, E0-c.
for cotton.
NEW ORIzAss corpsu srArnm.r.-The fl
lowing y from Messrs. Small & Co.'S Collie
CircuIar Of The 8th inst.:,
Total imports Of Bio Coffee since the Let Of
July, 1867 to the 25th ult, SO, 795 bags Arrived
this veek. none. Sales for consumption since
July 1, 1857, 81. $40 bsgs. Stock on the 6th day
Of April, 1868. 1876 bags. g. .r s,sIf S.
Sales of the week, 6S7 bags. tis
Quotations Prime 174l72c., good 16}0l62c..
fair 15}0l5}c.. ordinary to fair l43@ l5lc.-gold
duty PAID 1i aet4t -. s.l.i t.l
Stock this cay IN first hands-Elliott & Nc
Keevsr, Ss03 bags; Chanraix & Agar, 1000 bags ;
silkensiadt 4 Co., $500 bags; E. F. Stockmeyer,
1900 bags; Rodocanachi & Franghiadi 1913 bags.
Total, II 976 bags. oA A. ~ asie 4vq %
Remarks-The market closes very strong, with
a tendency to higher prices We learn of several
large Western orders being in the market, which,
as yet, have not been executed.
$500 bags, per Senorita, were sold yesterday 10
arrive, on private terms, to one Of our city jsb-
berB. p $3.50 ,tsfftt sa nt4 sst-t -
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80. ... on.nsz oyy,e.. No = oAn s....s,
= The movement in financial circIes to-day has
disclosed no sheraton of any kind that calls for
special Iotice. Gold openeds at New York this
yesterday: At Il 4. il Was quoted at the latter
fpure, and up TO 3 r. n. no further variation was
indicaied BY the dspssches. The demand and
supply in tits market continue unchanged, and
the total movement to-day Comprised only the ap-
pended amounts, viz; 5000 81 1879. 5000 and
$1,000 Of 1891, $4,000 a. 1899. 5000 and $4,000 ct
day. ct 1884. Sales Of Silver comprise $1,000
American halves at 1854. We now quote gold at
l3s@lss} American Silver coin ct 1350l36 and
Mexican Dollars l440l46. aeA4 3,
FOREIGN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Sterling ana
Francs have been Of q restricted character siace
our last, but were generally effected at previous
figures. Owing 10 partial suspension of pur
chases Of Cotton BY foreign buyers. the supply Of
bills il being considerably reduced. bat as most
parties bought heavily during the recent redUn-
dancy Of offerings, . temporary falling of In
the supply at this time Is not materially felt. We
subjoin psrticulars OF The actual sales, viz :
fl000 and f1o0o bankers Sterling at 1914 fll00
do. at l5it; $1,000 and $4,000 Al commercial o.
50C0Of. bankers francs at s.75f.; s,O0of. AL com.
mercial do. ~ 3.76{E, and rs 000f. do at 3.77ff.
We still quote bank Sterling at l520i52A; clear
bills at l503Ql5l bill of lading bills at l490l50
bank Francs at 8 7S@s.7 2t, and commercial do. at
ssSss..ss ~, r,...,.,. a. ...,, -.
.s faa,er ~ ~ sun we
ies's'0 ~ .ns S unaer
no 1917 -hssa oassn s';.esssN ~ ny ~
u .sa; s'ssuy soa'ensn'' nases, however
sanr su,s "a sh ~ s"t sas pssonssss ~
Sh9 ~ las 20 o oon nuI'Su 70
.ne s - sio az ne sed oa oe
do at SIZE y cent. premium, and 600 do.atl
nremium- AZ hank and In 4 70 cent 1nrerninm ont
sanr ~ ch az s ~ sSa, p n; oo'
oi!9oofs ioI sitns cnoohs on coftnefn cites-
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From the Cincinnati Commercial, April 6:
Tie weather was clear and cool yesterday
being cold,snough during Saturday night to make
thin ice. Special kilograms to the Daily Com.
mercial last night, report the condition OF the
weather, and the Ohio. Mississippi and tributaries.
elsewhere. Here the river has receded four feet
during the twenty-four hours ending at P. NJ,
win twenty four feet In the channel BY the water
works mark, and seventy-eight feet under the
Covington bridge for passing steamers.u
- From the Cairo Democrat, April7;
2 ''Ihe weather yesterday was cold, wet and in
tensely dsagreeable. Bnsiness.s under the infiu-
ence OF the prevailing bad weather, was dull, I'M
commonly 80, ct the wharf, & TAfv rrf
From the Louisville Courier, pril 9Th:
The river continues to fall very rapidly. with
y feet water In the canal last evening bv the
mark. During the previous "a hours II had fallen
two feet at the head Of the falls aud six feet at
Portland. The weather was remarkably cold for
the season yesterday ali day, though clear with
The thermometer below the freezing point, in the
morning. and sharp ice was made. The Richmond
left New Orleans Monday evening at o'clock,
and arrived at the foot OF the falls yesterday at
noon, making the trip In days and Is hours, in.
GLIDING all delays, and lying by three hours in a
storm near Greensboro. She attended to a vast
amount OF way business, as usual having freight
or passengers for all landings along the route.r
From Memphis Avalanche. April 7th:
Weather. cool aud inclement, with q steady
rain during the week. Theriyer here has declined
one foot in the past forty eight hours. The Cum
berland is rising slowly, with six and half feet
in the channel. While river Is receding, with q
far stage to Jacksonport. The Arkansas Is de
clinng with Eve feet in the channel. There was
fair amount of business doing on the wharf
yesterday, with large hist Of boats in port. The
peerless passenger steamer, Governor Allen Is re-
ceivlng ct the wharf for New Orleans and the
oends. and leaves to-day ct ?. NJ. positively. The
continental, Capt Yore, viii leave to morrow at
2. N. for New Orleans. The Dexter is due to-
morrow en- route to New 0rleans.u a1s
= Inc Peerless, from Little Rock, Nina SHINES,
y Lafourehe. lberyille, from Bayou Sara. J.
a.. sharp and Monsoon, from Red River, and Great
nspupnc rom St. Louis. are due to, day.
~ m liver before the city is still stationary.
!, ne mobile Able, hence arrived at st. Louis on
lAe oln. me Lizzie Gil left same day for this
the 9Th inst. " o oS'''' '''''' - o'
The Jno. Kigour and Lizzie Gill nasaed vi.ks-
burg tbourd down. yesterday evening. -
The Louisiana, from Cincinnafi far This mort
left Cairo on the 9th. The Bee and barges fram
st: Louis, left Sunday. The Bismarck srrived-
inst. w w sao o'n
The Alice Dean LEFT for this city on the sauna d.v
The Great Republic. Lizzie Gill aud Jno. Kilro1r
lett Memphis for this port on the 9Th inst.
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N. o., J. Il g. N. R. R.-April s-6I bales Of
cotton Payne. Huntington &eo-7 do NJ Killer AGO
Warren. Crawford &co--3 Nc Allister & McNair
Battle Noble-5J Chsffe & Bro-l Richardson
q May-i1 l. Adams--l9 7 HAM Allen SEQ
6.W Tbonpson-l0 Alcus, Scherck Il Autey-lO
sassleI-l7JP Higgins &co-2l G A Green Eco
22,509feet lumber Z Hart &co-l car cattle Geo
Bell car resin and turpentine e Bessey-2l5
bars iron Folger &co-l32 SKIS peas Wood, Low &
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to order-Total l79 bales Of
cotton fe - Is =. 81 q. = ..,'- =
2 N. o., O. q g. w. R. R.-Apri $50 hides
j Ccuref-25 bales moss Gallaher-2 bales of
cotton Plauehe Il iWiltz--2 do A Charpantier-
43 hides So SKIS rice l. Surle--9l head cattle and
sundries 70 order Total bales cotton
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MEDICAL.
URN DU BUIssON,s plaEsr1yu

nR. BURN DU BUIssONss DIGESTIVE
~ Lozcnere and Powders 81 the Alkaline LscrafrsThS
Alkaline Lsefstes exercise the most beneficial influence over
ihe arrangements q digestion ehrr BY their pecnar action
xtts through their ceeineton viii the SAWS gastric
Juice supply Of Tactic Acid which all English french
other Phyiocgss admit 70 be essential principle Of al
gefon For the tnformsfisn Of those may be thcnf
medical sdvcs may be stated here that symptoms on In
ped digestion Headache psin IN the Forehead hrr
crnia gastrts szsrra heartburn wind In tbs stomach
disappear under The action Of the ARkns Lactatss k
General tesotip Psrix ss RIxAULT co.'s chsrsss =
j F e fs osss Ss's q s YFlocHsx eru
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In Cuba Sugar there were sales to-day Of rs
hhds. at ll@Qll2c. b b for good common Musco.
vado. and so 'hhds. Demerara at l53G1l5lc. q ID
for choice. A cargo Of 100 hhds. molssses sold
at 56c y gallon. 9Gta st19 -,kf 20 Il 7
.FLouR-There Is . good demand especially for
the grades Of double extra and superfne but buy.
ers do not seem willing to meet the views Of
holders consequently operations are restricted
Sales are 2727 bbls. - follows 500 bbis. low
treble extra and $50 bbls. choice on private terms
700 bbls. mixed brands, terms not transpired,
said to be at figures less than our previous quota.
tons 100. $50 and $50 bbIs. superfne at So ITO
bbs. on It's merits ct SO so. so bbIs double extra
at $40 SIT A and 200 bbls. double extra at Sill,
100 bbls. treble extra 81 $ll Is. 400 bbs.s choice
at SIS and lis bbls do. at $l4 70 Dbl. ia'st.a
CosS-Notwithstand the late heavy receipts
sne onerIng supply 10 limited--the greater part
having peen for direct shipment. There il
iair demand and prices remain firm. Sales to-
1 SsI are sDzs sacks as followss 1890 white and
$500 sacks do. at 81 073, and 500 and 1000 sacks
fancy white at 81 10 NJ bushel. ~ = - - =
OsIs--ihe supply Is limited and with fair de.
nsnS Psees remain rm Sales 1850 sacks Of
when 10y sacks at 7sc.. 100 300 and 400 sacks AT
7sc and LOO sacks at SOC. q busheI.
BRAN-1he market Is quiet and uncbancsd
Sales are zoo sacks at 81 90 y 100 Ms. -
hAr-hoders are firm. and with q fair inonirv
previous prices nave been fully sustained saIes
are 2i5o bales, Of which 600 bales prime Os;o
river a, sis. and one barge load Of 1850 bales do
Ponk- There is greater activity in the the market
to-day, and under the Influence of Favorable
advices from the West holders haze advanced
their asking rates. Sales last evening after bust
ness hourB were 100 bills. of which 500 And 3oo
on the spot and loo 20 arrive at s2s. 10 day so
bbls. mess at SIS so, and so bbls do. at SIS Is "a
barrel. ti"N.loa - Hrf-fH,T1 u y
BAcox-The market continues exs;tad ana
prices are advancing Sales include ~ cssks
clear sides iare last evening at lS7c q n and IA
fierces sugsr-cured hams to-day at 2es d n
Holders are now asking l4@l4ic. for shoulders.
l73c for clear rib sides, 1s2Gl9c for clear sides
and zoe. y d for sugar-cursd hams.
LkRD-We have 10 change to notice. Sales are
Is tierces prime a. lsc. Tierces are now held At
ls3c.,. and kegs ct l9c. . u.
FRKIoHTs-No change Of any moment 10
notice. Offerings Of cotton coasfHise are lisht
and freights foreign are depressed. We quote: By
steam 10 Liverpool 9-l60sd. for cotton, I6&d. for
corn 60k tobacco. : Liverpool BY SAIL 10 Gil
up I. BrItish. and American, i07l6d.. aud
for eonngnmeEn, = o. for cotton, i2d. for corn
fesi ttl.1 20 tfsi l1if u .lsaaa,3s
80 I.FI /
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Commercial 5nitIligeIst..

Co1roS-The heavy falling off in rates at Liver>
pool and New York begins to affect our market
despite the very limited character of the supply
in first hands. Factors aud holders have generally
rejected ell appeals for concessions from the
opening of the week TIL to-day, when under q
with lots at decline Of l@lAc. g d. on satur-
day q closing quotations.. The total sales for the
day, however, amounted TO only 1900 bales, and
the market closed unsettled at the following ap-
proximatiDg quotations, viz: Ordinary 26c0-.
Z middling 2sc0-. .s
coxrARArrv1 DAILY TOTAL REcx1frs or COTTON
AT IHIa PORT puRINa PAST TWO HERKa. |
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sihur VI fEhhU6iHOOb PERUVIAN BARK
Cnenists - H. \ H Prince k>pos,n rus Ricssa,su -
fn preparation has the Combining
most powerful tonics known y tie mscsl world on perfsc
k1r sulrs tAs most delicate stcnschs.
It r par sxcsiience the FEkRuaINoUs TOXIC which
should be sdnnisesdfs isdiss Of 6ec4ts "a
youss persons b.ekward n attaining The q puberty ma
pleyed IN The tsstment Of Cbooros Assrea Pale Cen
Rlsxion Gastricz. 6ssrlas NhteA L>ncehsa Dsbility
Agent IN New York, M BECKER, 10 Grasd strssG Nsx
Orleans q Msasn DUCoHGk DELoCHx nsd ths p1ihcps
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
ro- Ls.ses every MEpkEsDkY. t6rx
~. 80 ~ :. Ssih, 1870. wssHkel0x, PORT
sse seyes ceastA6!sau-The sood srd s>fs rssssns,
S,ssnrigne Gus Louaiisr, master. \. Ksrisoa
seP r. = sesee = = res tsgnt = p>ssess e
BLOCH BROS. ,1M osmnos ,>rs,<. n. n
,..tc .ofo .HINok1kY k-oA WuA113Gt L.
q. 8-Ihe steamer Ami Wssky connects a {s,hinr
- ss.s9er nnll YroE sn9 osgs ~ - laa1no IN =
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Cnxscrsr orrrcx No "a CAxr srRxpr1
~ Thnrsday. April 9, 1858. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship austin, Farwell, for Aranzss TEX,
Chas Whitney &co
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, fer Pensacola.
Steamer Yigo, Gregor, for Wetumpka, Master
Br ship Cordea. King, for Liverpool, 81.
l,nfsHs sle+.1 Nessl J X Ashbridge Ocean
Ship Esinore, Clarke, for Galveston, in ballast.
s.i5ss.js4d rsrs9as w r Buddendorff
Italian bark Francisco. vella, for Narseiiles,
" 1t<1tt Goldenbow & Kelley
Brig Gen Marshall. Thomas, for Sagua lie Grsnds.
Master
schr Island Belle. Parsons, for Pensacola.
81 LIN Merritt
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The Judee. Fieschsr , possivinR 70 lssve -
morrow evening ats o'clock for Camden.
. ~ Teiesrsphl
SHREVEPORT, April SEQ. D. Hite: Steamer
Bart bic leaves here today; viii leave New Or
leans Saturday, llth inst, st5 P. \. .at1.
Ira !. Il .fllss - 4 ". @, HARRISON, Master.
IDAHoE ron CxNDEN-- Independent Packef.-
This 6ne passenger packet, under command Of
the popular Capt. J.. w. Elanks, leaves for the
sbove and all infermediste landings on 0uachits
Bresrd and W.T.. Morris are the attentive clerks.
LIZZIE HoPK1rs- Lightning Packet for yef5r.
son-rThis fast packet, having been detained BY
freight engagements, leaves for the above and ali
Intermediate landings positively this day At z. H.
son and Chas. Hoffman are her clerks. Mr.. Bob
Dale win be found in the Jimplscute" Ex-
change 3, 4. -, q Is,
FoR ST. LouIs.-The Nsgenta, Capt. Hicks,
leaves as above at P. n. to-day.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Clinton, Talbot, from Galveston aud
Indiancla, to Chas Whitney &co-1st dist Is
Steamship Star of the Union, Cooksey, from Phil
adelphia 18th ult, via Havana, to Creeyy,
Nickerson &co-2d district Is
Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, from Galveston, to
GP Deshon--lst district ~ r'fiA
Schr ST Croix, McGregor, from Remedies, to
Chahraix 4 Agar-Point
Lugger Magenta. Paolini from Pointe- ala Hache
to msster-2d district Is a,ta al sI
Lugger Spinosa, Giordano, firm Pointe- ala Hache,
I'd district Is
Lugger Live Oak. Hin9le firm Pointe- ala II ache
aln 10 master-2d district Is AtoAa t3err
Logger Venus. Smith. from Petit Gallon, to mas.
ter-2d district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
ronise, Hopkins. from MebiIe-P RI.
Sarah DeeriDg. from Mobile-Basin.
Hunter, Jeanfreau. from Pointe- ala Hache.
w Waloon. Ruiz. from Southwest Pass.
Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Mellow Conins Up. Bats
Br ship Castilian, Christell from Bio de Janeiro,
to Ashbridge & Ocean t,,s,.
Schr Union, Wilson, from Corpus Christi. to H E
Woodhouse
Below W~sting Ovders-
Ship G Richardson. Oliver. from MontevIdeo,
in ballast, TO Lowell Bailey aallsa ,l5
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- - - e = -
--------T ---'-
u..- 60 -. =, = = :, -, ~ nm
''s.~s nsv Ven - --". 800 ''. ''' -
49, :..>~ ssss :;;;.....,.. Re. lss;
QInser. -.....,... T9FS-s ia. Msssgorda,
1ss ssssnssip Cr,.tsu.
34tAt .. LEWIS, Commands.
WIN s.n q SATURDAY, AprIlllsh assAz
I - = oI7xs q vHf43sEY I 90. Ae,,,s
- 90 and So Camp strssk
No wh'sky receIvsd without n order rom tho ONCE
ROB INSTRUMENTATION TExAs.
: .,e.,.g 60 .', - .--e..,~
INSIDE BKRw1crs BAY ROUTE,
1cl ~ 4n-nn W R1tt11E
HAuRoAn
r.suess IN tbs yvy Boat @ypoass yseAson SQUARE
ev SUI snS II kSDAss, :. q .c'.es ~ and
e Drashsar for Galveston.
SUNDAYS AM 1S unS 4 = lA~lS
RsssS sansSs s s ;sss'ss sS o.
5sD Iaa1ne' n ths nczn;ns 9 departure
:; = "a - :. oee--'1s.1es1-
r,nNu,r1 At. AMrRsCA
=
HorDuRAA
$1,000 a, t,.,.4
shhA1A 11A1Inh HhofpukA& V
UNDER oosrRAor WIZ rHs BELIZE GOVERN.
-
Csnm.senr saturday Dec a e s'e,s co. = -''''
= oS oASAs.
-~''~" !. 'T- !. w..s.
-. s..xss :. ,......, ..s,, = "0AA'' 0''"'''''
sira 49, ~ . &C o.,o ~ A .,ssa.
me TIDE WIND ss%ssss sA the ''s~nsr Enterprise
=
q ..,. - q = Llr.A \
BRAZILIAN AhiaRa1IoS AND STEAMSHIP
1900.
CHARLES NA7HAS's ooSrRAcE
DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST STEAMER
- .--,' ~, 2
tsry Tartar f .,sasse
MN -, =,
- Q. sA,usDAT. he ilss 1 aDs ~ 'A'A'A0'
~. 49, - - g. -
rice o. raeege rom New Orleans 90 Rio de Janolrofor
a1 nehsSS lo I'm y Eold "a - =. - tI Il
shcr 4 Enirrsnss 49, ~ 49, - o, na', c.
than Rio de- Jsneiro S2o in so,d extra vii he baa po
,nnss ne,,s ,hi ~ " enassee
c; S:..,s.,. ,., .ms.,..,,,. : -
RIM AZ srctsn~s e,x p n a.; % anm >e destination
s'' X r. ~ ~ a. .-x
fo-tofacs box loos
s1o.1 Once No 10 Union street. New Or cana
81 - . $1,000 - \ = NJ =
1TEAMBOAT0-..8TEA II
= - -
y N - - - - - :
.r-sso *. AOO18s
--------.- ------
vSOw sy U0rrus carpo .rpupurs r,rv~z~s |
o' ni9' WAS
burv and All ,p,.r,o.a,... rox,t. tn. an. ,.....
-'-'--AA R'''-A NC nus passenger ste@mer
-. ~.
~'"',.' : = Ao'~~D' '''.-
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DAs. epsu lNn, asEH ----..--.....--< - -.
s.nssss. - : = - - - =
CABIN PAssAoBa So
yw i1olGht q passage Apply 70 .1nud
fpf& WOOD. Low LupWIG6zS.
The stsamship UNITED STATES win follow. leaving
poR rEv YORK DIRECT. n
- - - -. q.
-.-~-.. ---..-----....'.3
- - A.. ~O..s,.~,.. ,~ ~
sra ~. 1890
vs,..,. =, ,a.. ~ n rs.,..,, ssr.> :. SATURDAY.
rrslshs for LIVERPOOL. HAyRs and BREMEN sahsa
rss i'ssAs .r ps'sss' s'sy y 81 IS
Ywlffuu.,ss. : =" 20 q o os,oaass.s 49,
80 : H-eH>1 =. - = y <>-.~<>
49,
rHx. xxv oRsxArs sAIr,roRx AVN HAv.r.
sxeULAs sEEEnoNrHLY LINE or STEAMSHIPS
duH4 ~ ssn 1Sss Ss os 0sn%,AA
oAks1iHo UNITED STATES hAu4A
PTRsf CABIN: -
nroneh ficksu - New YORK. oooI
SEG1o.,Ilzi tls haN xEfI7
EOR BALTxMORB AND HAVANA.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

By dispatch from SW Pass, we learn that the
ship Pontiac, Capt Shilling, previously reported
below waiting orders, sailed yesterday for Hsmp.
ton Roads.
BY telegram from Havana, April It'll. to Cree
Wv, Nickerson &co, we learn that the ste amshp
Concordia left there the evening of the 7th for
New Orleans. ~ 7-s.'s
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

. I1
NDIANOLA AND GALvESTON-Steamship
Clinfon--73 bales cotton B Jennings--70 do to
Chas A Whitney &co--95 Francke 4 Danneel-29
Jurey & Harris--l4 Pilsbury-l0 M Lewis &co
IA Fl & M Allen &co-l9 Payne, Huntington 4
co.. Peet, williamson d Bowling-5 J Adams
&co-9 Kelly, Kemper &co---l Jno Williams q Son
J B Steedman-5 Biscoe 4 Simms-l27 hides 2
bdls hides Francke d Danneel-l do ~ hides o H
Karstendiek--ll2 do so bdls hides Pisbury-6
do l67 hides B L Mann &co-l49 do bdls hides
IN Lewis &co-l04 do + Beling-l0 cases tobac-
co Hby, Mcdaniel &co--$395 in currency Schnei-
der q zuberbier--lss head cattle to McQuoid 4
Mehle-snndries to order-Totsl 358 bales cotton
PHILADELPHIA VIA Steamship
Star of the Union--Astd mdse from Philadelphia
and from Havana, l60 bxs sugar Webster &co-
l6 bags pepper Fa1o, Marks &co-l0 do Gelpi
lot fruit Bofnio Bros t-sf 4ti 4
MOBILE Steamer sarah-42 bales cotton to
II w Farley &co--iS do Golsan &co-6 bbls
furpentine 3s do rosin S Hesse-4 bdls skins Is
hides Gen Beckwlth-sundries to order Total so
bales cotton f-it,4
MOBIIE-Steamer Louise--7l bales cotton to
b W Farley &co-6l do Jos Hoy-sundries to or.
der-Total I32 bales cotton
REMEDIES -schr st Croix-ss5 hhds sugar IS
ties do so bids molasses
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

NEW ORLEANS ANpNAspEyILLE DAILY Packet
FoR MANDEv1LLE. LswISBURG AND MADISON
EoR VAUDEVILLE 3. sLEwIsBURa AND
Jacksonville elegant lowprsssure steamer CameIs.
Capt w. l. cozzErs having unsurpassed accommodations
passengers freight hes been purchased for this trade
and viii her regular daily the above places
on about the 25th April continuing m the trade Summer
winter. Arrangements win be msds for the sransporA
tion Of freight and passengers and from covington
For further information apply to
t11 COHEN N. SOFIA. Agent
$50 esfhthat,. a - <.ra Is and 20 Upo street,
IoR WATkRINo- PLACs s--MOhGAN LINE q. T.
Mail Steamers
E0R BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN
II Mississippi City, Biloxi, Occsa Sprin aud fascagoua
- NttA NEW ARHAKoEMkEr
1hs lcw-prsssure iron st>smcs Frapee<. Capt
QtO, j. BLAkESLEE wiz make rezusr trips to above
places sfoAows arrival Of Ponfcharan Rread trains
On TUESDAYS s-d THURsDAYs.o A. n train
On nATURDAYs. II rNDon TINS ssip going 70 PAsca-
Returning, win leave 0crsn Springs ssNDAv. wEDNEs-
DAY snd FRIDAY Evenings fasczzouls every SUNDAY
The above trips win be regularly made unless prevented By
oHAs. A. WHIrNEy& co., sgeutx
EB-At Pass Christian stoppaes sny q the GA
tsi wharf = Ht7T