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sugar cured hams at l73c., and 40 tierces do. al
lSc. q ID.
LARD-continues IN light supply and active re
quest The inquiry to-day was more general than
at any previous time this week. and prices ad
vanced lc. y ID. Sales to-day were $50 tierces
and $40 kegs, of which 25 tierces at &c.,, 255 do.
In three lots, at 1Gl@164c.. ITO kegs on the spot
at l7c.. and 500 do, 10 arrive at lie. % ID. Hold
ers are now asking l7c. for tierces and lsc. for
kegs.
FRnGBTs-Are dull. There isvery little cotton
Offering coastwise, and but little tonnage We
quote: By steam to Liverpool IL l60ld. for cotton,
1851 for corn, Cos. for tobacco Liverpool. by sail
l9-S2Qtd. for cotton. l4Gl6d. for corn, and 50G
66s. for tobacco. To New York by steamer lc. for
cotton. 7o@22ae. for corn, sl2 for tobacco and
9Oc for flour; New York by sail, Jc. for cotton.
zoe. for corn and S5e. for -four. To Boston by
steam, l4c. for cotton, zoe. for corn, and 90c.
for Hour; Boston BY sail, tc. for cotton, ls@20c.
for corn and Sc. for -four. To Bremen by sail
&c. for cotton, and 50955s. for tobacco. To
Hayre by sail. l<Gllc. for cotton. Glasgow by
sail, lead. for corn.
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COHkEK's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This vsIl Known WATERING PLACE situstsd IN Bote-
tout county Virginia the line and in full
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad again opened the
reception Of visitors on the LIST Of June.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington. Richmond
Petersburg viii arrive the evening The Springs; those
ten hours from Bristol .
Visitor desiring stop BY informing the conductor when
they strike the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Of the
viii be landed at the platform INN dise opposite 10 the
Springs.
The undsrsigned formerly Of Richmond. takes pleasure
Informing bis friends and the pubic generally that he has
to this plsce with the intention Of making
msnent residence and viii nshe trouble
FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS
The medicinal qualities Of which % generally and svorshy
known that Il deemed speak ofhe virtues
the season
TERMS:
5oee, PEI Wee.
: - = WV. ii. FRY, Pfopristor. :,
Posfofice, Bonszckhs,
Roanoke county, Va
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r CTrr or JrrrKEsor Feb IS 1858.
Arrived yesterdsy-42l Texas Beeves, SO Calves
and Yearlings and Mich Cows. Sold lbs Texas
and Western Beeves. 50 Calves and YearIings,
10 Hogs, 1T Sheep and Mich Cows Stock on
sale-s20 TexaS and Is Western Beeves, So Calves
and Yesrngs, 80 Hogs, 46 Sheep and "a Mich
COWe We ouote
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bhIS TSs ma,Iat onIet sna uScSsuSsd u nth ~
onIya naoS.ra,a iacaI admsnS Prices 6owagar
remain s,ssSS snS salss today we're made a, 75
Gs0c- fer fsrms mi a@, and reboiled. ~
- -,
snd hsIn sor hicS n = an sot;ve AZ
s,S sso 9elo"; TOT wlon .aese gu SoSve us
own, -, az ssot ~ ,ha gbt s.ocS oObsnS sn
ijmissd ,scs,ns hx ,;ssr sall;ng "a, short ~ The
sn,icns,;oDs ~ y;yr,ehssars Salss ~ Az ar.
brace 10 hhls ri which 10 his donnie axtra
and Ioo ME trehlss v,ra on nr,vs,s tsrns 90 sn5
loo bbIs on ia merits AZ IS 95 zoo suner6ne AZ
$40 30. 10. loo 200 and 200 bbls. double extra at
sli. 100 treble extra at $I2 So so DO. at sI3 50.
100 ls0 and lao choice at sll per bbl.. and 100
bbls. do. at sl4 so per Dbl. = n
Corn The supply on the landing is ample, and
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70 promote the social material and political vsllbeing OF
the city Of New Orleans the State Louisan< grsS
southwest win be in the future it has been past
the purpose Of this The columns ef each days issue
are referred to an earnest Of the hunsss and
with which this design is executed
while the standpoint Of the CRESCENT independent
one wit reference TO all the subjects Of Newspaper
and discussion, he opinions win always be found b.
didly, definitely and fearlsssly expressed
carefully selected corps Of
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rrcrrrrs OF corros Az ru1s Porn
COTTON STATEMENT.

stock hard and on shiDboard this 6
The exports this evening include 1901 bales for
Bremen and 3l40 bales for Boston.
SUGAR-The receipts to-day were IS hhds.,
which sold readily at full previous prices. There
is an active demand for the trade, but there Is
very little taken for shipment. Sales to-day were
made at the following quotations:
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Cerrespendents. Home and Foreign.

add 70 the usefulness Of me CRESCENT BY impartial letter.
upon topics Of moment to the people Of this
tiers the people form not the least interesting
bic feature Of ts wehsd columns large share Of each
days issue is given up 10
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carefully cued from exchanges In the selection prspa
ration and arrangement Of other Reading Matter
Il is claimed that the CRESCENT surpassed By Any
other daily jsurna In the United States. The
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PHYsICIANs---DRU ,GISTs.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
e04 Magazine street, Corner OF Poey fArre.

The Institution Is founded the most approved scientific
principles for the positive Of all diseaseS-C 2oNIC
PRIvATE and SPECIAL.
DR. McEvOY has successfully treated for the last twenty
Eve years. all diseases peculiar to Men, Women and Chden
hence the unfortunate obtain the benefit Of the
Doctors extended experesee snd great medical skill.
DR. DUFF's sful trestment 4 Syphilis G0nOrrhBa
elect ImpOency Seminal Weakness and all diseases Of the
Sexual Organs in their most aggravated forms is well
known.
DIS. soEvoY and DUFFs charges moderate. Cures
in al guaraseed Ths Medicines warranted Of
the purest quality prepared by DR. rHOS q. OR PFIN,
Of London at Drug Store thus givr patients
tie benefit Of PURE MEDICINES. scientifically pre-
pared.
The afflicted invited 70 call and examine mode Of
treatment. friendly talk costs noshng We al
communications by mail with dispatch aud give eonsults
tons in French, Spanish, German and Italian
For further particulars, address call the Institute
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A LBERT LYONS SCHOOL
oHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY, MISS,
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rairosa.
T-
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
THE FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868

Extract OF letter to Mr. Lyon published by permission
nom the Right Rev. W. NJ GREEN, D. D., Bishop of the
Diocese of Mississippi Chancellor Of the University
South:
III the people generally only knew how long You have been
engaged in tesehng how yOu trained yourself
for the work. how wisely you chosen location for
school, how much have effected within or three years
how whoesoneis the moral and religious atmosphere of vour
school, how thorough teaching Of every ana
bow unexceptonabe the character Of pupils whom Won
have already sent forth with ria upon them you
would be panied TO find that you no room for the fourth
psrtof those who would desire to under your training
The Mississippi Diocesan Convention 1868 publishes that
the pride and glory Of our Diocese Albert Lyons School
at Chatawan =
Catalogues OF the school and general information NAV b
obtained in New Orleans Of Robert Pkn Esq Is and Is
Camp street
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APPROVED BIT TUE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IOdide OF Iron and Man.
ganese Pills.

The Of ehoroc scrofulons affections Il
eng and tedious with the usual preparations Of iron which
untrequeny fan owing TO the toaeh being sbe to
support them The researches Of Professors Harmon, Of
Brussels Gensou aud retreaun Of Lyons; Rerzeus and
Trousseau Of Paris have demonstrates that this anents0le
failure owing TO the absence ~ Manganese which
Iron is essential element of the blood Pi4
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics and
have nsequenty received the appreciation Academy
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
employed With certainty Of against Choross greeu
Sicnes Stomach Complaints POyerly the BOsd
Menstruaon and rabe pfs odide
tiOns.
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POLITICAL OUTRAGE IN ARKANsLs.-A letter to
the ST. Louis Republican, dated Walnut Grove,
Ark, September, 8, says that, on the previous
Sunday, at the conclusion OF religious services at
the church at that place, the congregation was as
sailed, and Eve Of their number shot down, one OF
whom died instantly and one the next day. An
other was not expected to live, and the remaining
two would probably recover. The shooting Il
said 70 have been done by Radicals, the persons
shot being conservatives or Democrats. No ar
rests were made. ..t-. Is
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YcoooIr AND HEEsAN.-A Cincinnati di,pa

BcCooLE AND HEEsAS.--A Cincinnati dispatch
of the 10th says:
A letter was received here today from Nike
McCoole, dated 81. Louis, expressing his willing
ness 70 enter the ring with Heenan for a stake OF
5000, providing that any man in America be
selected as a stakeholder other than Frank Queen.
John Franklin. Of this city, holds Heensn's frat
deposit Of $780, and Mr. Hays is ready to cover
IL.
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No More Copniba and Cubebs.
GRIEAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
TATTOO vEGETALIs

Where all other medicines failed preparations
viii always eject These insure rapid and orns
care severe recent and chronic Of pats dseass
They used the hospitals Of Paris By the celebrated
Bcord and are found greatly superior 70 al hitherto known
miner remedies and Oopa5a and Cubebs The infection
USED In recent and capsnss In sore chronic cAseh
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A private letter from Bio Janeiro, dated August
26, reports that six Brazilian ron-cads had
reached Asuncion, the Paraguayan capital, where
they found large number Of foreign flags dis.
pleyed from private houses.
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syrap Of reruviaa Bark and Iron.
GRINAULT 4 CO..

Chemists to b. j. H. Prince hspols0n, Paris
This medicine pregents agreeable form, the active
principles of Peruvian Bark the best Of tonic
with Iron one OF the principal sass. q ~ olood IL is
scrib-d BY the most eminent phytca1s Of Paris
ChOrosis Green kicknsss factss the dsyeopmeut OF
young females and restore health and vg0r the system
in general Ii rapidly removes the distressing stomach
plants caused BY aneA and leucOhea 20 which lses
30 often suhc ulaTzes and facilitates the oW OF the
catamenia and is also excellent for pale yDhatic and
serofulsus chi rsn- Lastly Z exees the appetite. promOs
oge ton and extremely beneficial TO all whose
blood has seen impor eshsd By nesS long dicu
convsescence The effects Of this Syrup certain
and speedy.
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D,re.,,v. Yu.,r OF rep.,ne.

PBPSlNE the latest scientific discovery DR. Oorvsar
physician TO his majesty the Emperor OF Che French the
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which digests food In the stomach When by
other the supply Of digestive ud is small inevitable
consequences bad gesiOn gsstrts gastraga ina
nation of the coats the
burn pitus anssmia lss Of strength and dn fsmass)
oh oross The Elixir Of Pepsine which he
appreciation Of the Paris Academy of Medcne
all such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-25

he AKIOF PIANO FOETg declared byhs yadgss at ths
sie Fair Of the American Institute hsd n September and
Octooer 1851 % be the best exhibition and after
est trial ordered BY the American Institute with the Pianos
oitne successful exhibitors IL the axis ExpoatOn de
cA ~ their judges 10 be the best Piano known them
AGENTS WANTED First class and rsspouefble AZsnR
wanted IN every city and town where arssdy a
pOiu ed them
send for circulsrs price hist, terms etc
hanufactsry and Narerooms Isl and $50 BoyIe-y neSl
Delaney street, New YORK NANyFR K CO.
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J. BALDWIN pUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EAsEs. lnpoiency, Loss Of Power, Nervous Debty viii
Notes Impedments 20 MARRIAGE should be
tenpAting marriage Sent By nall receipts OF IS
j. B. DUFFY GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute
264 Magazine street.
Where AL private diseases ars successfully trssrsd
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On september 18TH 1883 KIRBY SMITH, with q corps Of
whose qualifications Of The highest order viii
OPEN at Newcastle, Kentucsy = : : ~
SOY MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
weate is located IN the healthy bluegrass region OF
county equi distant -four miles from the Louisvi
ps;rd ano Lexington and the Louisville Cincinnati
40 ected with each by good pike
IN , We hours travel by rail from Louisville
ouiidngs ed BY himself are Of modern
9 sonraoy adopted school purposes and situ
in 49, sIos o. the town. The standard Of education
~ am =. tno5ougnness In every branch 10 be determiped
X ano searching examinations The discipline will
intsry requiring punctuality and pre1ntness in
PonoImsbce OF every duty. The domestic denaTfmani
vii ee eononcted with care and heratv 40 a. a. sas - III.
nesn comfort 81 contentment the scholsr Tna hl
suc session is divided into OF twenty aat 1872
tne nrst commencing September 18th The cba-1es en-
everything excepting uniform books and medical $500
snee viii be three hundred and seventy We dollars IN I'M
eereney ior the emit session of forty weeks PAYABLE
equI st the beginning each ter al ths
session No deduction from these charges will be made n,
sosence onrng the term In sickness o
honorable discharge and then tuition fee OF s5 mar
current term w,l be required W Va -" POI
Sniiorm furnished the most reasonable terms Books
at Louisville priceA number of pupils
ntlteo thoss Sishing to
should apply at once In thus making his mt resi
denee Kentucky and devotng himself 10 The education ~
us youth the Principal hopes to have the Of his
friends in this Commonwealth " M
For further information address KTRKY SMITH
students viii leave the Eminence Oh the Louisvis
ort Railroad, whence omnibuses them
~ NeNcasue -..-..- .- e. K s.
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Depot General in New Orlesn, a.
Z. DUCoSGE'S
80 Chsrtres street.
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Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
EAUTs d Ms..E.. 81 KIsasI HoII.nas,, ko.

EACTs - Messrs. N. Kiefsr a HolAnaer No n
Poydrss street. Manufacturer Of the Naak0f Bttsrs
Genemen-I examined the patent was granted
you TIE o. Government for Misunderstanding Maako5
Btss and found In the ingredients employed comDounc
well calculates to excite and in good order the digestive
hsve prescribed said Btters es and N
every instance had occasion 10 their bsnsnea
effect remain gentlemen respectfully your % osi
obede nt servant A. MERCER, NJ D. l98 Canal street.
have exzin The patent you bold for tho
hsiakon Bter and nnd nothing In the ingredients thereof
taken IN ipordnate quantities. Indeed nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter. 8. A. SMITH NJ ..
Your MaakOf Biiters, which have examinsd do moi
contain Ingredients Injurious TO health nay De recon
uended TO those who are In Of q 20 I'd tOnio
vNnrN M. SOHUPpFRT n N.
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AsDkEw Jackson,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Family Groceries and Plantation supplies
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Highest Price Paid for Cotton.
COTTON STORED and SHIPPED to SUIT PLANTERS
Thanking my friends AID the public generally for their for
er patronage most respectfully solicit continuance OF
the same as feel confident that heretofore fully ca
pase OF giving entire satisfaction In line Of
also IN the sh piping of Cotton which liberal Cash
are made Il required Having much Cotton ship Tor nv
own account enables freight than the usual
charges Being Agent for the Celebrated ARROW TIEn
shall always have, with India Bagzng Baling wilma
hrse supply on hand. and viii offer Lowest Cash
frces - . ANDREW JACKSON,
... .. Conner Third and Laurel streets.
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and Day School for YoHng Ladies-Condncted by Mine
y. MAGE LEFRANC, l04 and LOG Bourbon street Ths
1onse Of Siudes OF this Institute operation since
ne t OF September To the able corps Of Music Teachers
70 the Institute the Decress has added Mr. Eugene
5sSost 70 whom solfeRge Hsrmrny and Singing con-
nued ms eminent Professor his lessons an s
ist q October Young ladies' pupils ofthe INSTITUTED NAV
tne or through post ONCE box Of the
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EkEAGn MkDICINEs-
-PhEPARED BY H.
GRIMAULT d CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RUE RIOHELIEU, PARIs

Asthma. Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABIs INDICA.
PREPARED By eRIxAULT Co., OHHMIsrs, PARIS
Recent experiments in France England and have
proved that these Gig rettes for the
above distressing affections especially when Beadonna
stramonium and Opium have failed to give relief
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Che gew erIsans Crescent, friday, sspt.mbn as.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| CokNELIus FELLOwEs q CO.,
'Gass FELLowEs Coz
Cotton Factors and Com1ission Merehant..
/ No. "a EAToHEz STREET,
/ NEW ORLEANS, La.
IN our absence Messrs. COBB, DoLHoNDE 4 90. win
| JENNIses. GATES = co,
o. b. JENNINGS, J. b. GATES. J. NJ sUTHERLINj
Cotton Faetors and Commission Merchants,
20 No. 10 PEsDrDo STREET.
New Orleans -j
A fMAK q CO.,
W& H. ArnAR, B. ?. MrrLrKEs, DAs'L P LocASj
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 CsrOndest street, New Orleans.
nss adTans.s %2Ss on hg%sDs 70 friends in Lon
------------------- a IMAM W.
p. j. fAvr & CO.,
P j. PAW. ALFRED PAvY, JOS. A. HINcKs1
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants.
No. 81 cARoNDELEr STREET,
NEW oRLrASs.
IT 9. NOEL a co.. -...a.t
81. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. .t..
For the sale Of .-..
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep, Mules and Horses.
STOCK LANDING, NEW ORLEANS
Satisfactory references given.
Jc. BARELLL
oDUoE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. o7 TehoupItOuIas street..
NEW ORLEANS.
INBAU, AYCOCR a co.,
q. NbA0, J. r AYCOOK, JOE 0TIxINaKxl
Successors to O. wTkia 4 Co.)
s9HkIssIoN EERO HAEYF
+ -rox fHs or eI r.s
Cattle. Hogs and shssp.
sfOCK LANDING,
Atf CITY o. Jsr-oos ~
HAY q AEHLE-
ALEXANDER zAr-vnIIlx xnnLAl
CONFESSION MERCHANTS. FOB THE PURoHAn
Sale Forwarding sno Shipment Of Hides Leather;
Wool Beeswsx, rsllow, and Tan.
ming hateriAs
Sos. a and 81 COMMERCE STREET, NEW oRLEAss
JOHN w. NORRIS a co.
RsnOved from 81 Canal strsstJ
NJ CANAL AND IL ORossMAN sTREErs,
&shsrai Commission Merchants, Produce |
Factors, t"
And Dealer. in all kinds OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
GINS -
zimmerman a Co.'s Cincinnati Sparkling cATAwBA
STARCH. VINEGAR, etc, ETC., always on hand.
A NDREW jackson,
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VINO TAKES THE MONEY!

DR.. WQLOorT he will pay $1,000 any person who
will prodnce q remedy that will instantly remove and
SO read and cure any pain IN the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders, Breast Back, Heart Lungs
Sides Hips Abdomen Legs, Ankles Feet Toes internal
external acute chronic, Old Ulcers, Fresh Wound.
Fnghtful Cancers-in fact al pain any cause Rheu.
matte, Neursie from MOSQUITO bite 20 tie most intense
Labor Psnses quick Pain Paint reduce
rapidly heal permanently give pain it, an
pcston whether applied 70 the WEAKEST infant
feeble aged person, and is harmless Pain Pant
Applied Free 9, no. "a Csrondelet street.
o.. JOHN GRAVES,
CouufrY Dealers md
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ED UCATIONAL.
GENERAL KIRBY sMITH's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
- lJ At Newcastle. o1
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
ED UCATIONAL.
~ A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.

on September 18TH 1893 KIRBY SMITH, with corps Of
open, at Newcastle, Kentucsy : -
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CAFE JMPERiAL,
CORNER OF cARoNDELEr AND GRAvIER SITS.
This and favorite Saloon has been
y Prd and ,he Bar aeS with the choicest Wines Liquors
hand con- sng Of the choicest vands that the "a srkst
oFFERGELD 4 HEENEBERG. Propresors
To THE PUBLIC
Opening Of the BRILLIANT LAGER BEER SALOON
pains or 70 EQUAL 10 he EST IN 'IS s no
Inc choicest oi Beef Wines and all KINDS of Liquor. served
patronage respectfully solicited;
NoTiCE.""..:................"..
FRED. HELLMERs RESTAURANT AND LODGING
HOUSE is open for regular and transient Boards at
LOG St. Charles street, formerly WHEELS SaloonJ
Friends and customers will find the very best the market
sHOrds. ...- -.
COsMOPOLITAN REsTAURANT-
II ROYAL STREET.
Between Canal and CustOmhOuss strestsJ
Louis Proprietor.
All the DsIcacss of the are to be found here as
also, Choice WINES OF all kinds
Parties Weddings etc, etc, supplied at short notice
Pr.vsts Saloons up stairs.
Rooms, elegantly furnished to let by the or month
THIS Restaurant is kept open TIL Y oelockPs
PAaIsIAN sTKLE-FRENCH REsrAURANr.
IL UNION STREET,
Between st Charles and Csrondeet PHILIP FOR
GET, Agent. Prices TO suit the times.
cents. -
DINNER-soup and four choice Dishes with Dessert and
Coffee, seventy-hve cents
uAW KINGS BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST CHARLES
Opposite St. Charles HOtel,I
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER IN CHARGE.
The hest brands Of LIQUORS and WINES such as Haw
Ens has set forth fer years. constantly hand Also
oIsARs
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Market Reports.

New YoEK, April 16-Noon.-Stocks and
money active. Exchange 81. Gold SSt. Cot
ton quiet. az S1aS1sc for uplands.
EvEN1Na..-Cotton shade lower; sales 1OOC
bales, at SOaaS1c; also 100 bales from Savannah
at 2ss. Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn
1a2c lower. Mess pork s26 75. Lard steady
Groceries firm. Turpsntine 64a64sc. Rosin
IS 45a7. Old bonds 11O2. Gold 35i.
BALTIMORE, April 16.-Cotton quiet and firm
at Sic. Flour very active; all grades slightly
advanced. Wheat firm; prime Missouri red
ss 10. Corn dull; white 81 12a1 13; yellow
81 1Sa1 20. Oats dull at 87a90. Rye firm at
s5c.as1. Provisions unchanged.
AUGUSTA, April 16.-Cotton dull; sales 125
bales; receipts 80 bales: middlings Doc. Prices
nominal.
SAVANNAH, April 16.-Cotton dull, and nomi-
rally 31c.; no sales. Receipts $50 bales; e1-
ports 5S7 bales. Receipts for the week 5eO1
bales. Exports for the week 4121 bales-of
which to Liverpool there were 2769 bales;
coastwise 1852 bales. Stock 29,SO5 bales
LOUISVILLE, April 16.-Superfne -four lower.
Corn s7assc. Lard 17lc. Mess pork SGT.
Shoulders 13tc. Clear sides 17tc. Whiskey,
free, rs.
CNcrNAE, April 16.-Provisions firm, but
in no demand. Mess pork s27. Shoulders
1Slc. Clear sides 17lc. Lard 17c.