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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-03

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL. 600.
flee, 26 Monroe street, next door to First Ma
tiOnal Bank.
oFFICEEs
GEORGE K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Wee President.
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
Z. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen.
eTal Business Agent,
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. c. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
John A. Armstrong, james Mckinney,
A. c. Quarter. Morgan l. OFT,
George Adams
REFERENCES.
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling; List, Morrison Co, Wholesale
GrOcers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan & Co,
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Knox Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft & Co., DrugGists, Wheeling; Geo. W.
Franzheim & Co., Wholesale Winesand Liquors,
Wheeling; Wnshp. Woods 4 Co., Queensware,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER Wheel.
ing; L. C.1rcAfee, Notions, Wheeling; Camp
bell, Frew s. Co., Pubs. IatelligeReer, Wheeling;
OFT, Son e. Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. Z.
Sands. Cashier First National Bank, FairmOnt;
r. =. Camden, Prest Nat. Ell. Bank, Weston,
w. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
maC3
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DECORATIVE GARDENING
New American Style. 10.

DESIGNs AND CATALOGUE OF BULBS
~ and ROSES witha
BEAUTIFUL COL0RED PLATE,
sent free to all applicants. Address, -.a Q
WILLIAM WEBSTkR,r u
nOv4-dsw4 e ( .g.. RochesteE ny.
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Marian Charlotte Koch, In Ohio County Cir
... "a, } CuiT Court In Chan
August Koch, Executor, Gerry.
V'AKE NOTICE THAT THR DErnSI
i tons OF William Klcvis and other, will b,
taken at the law office Of y. Richardson on
Monroe street, In the city OF Wheeling in tie
State Of West Virginia, Ell the al day OF March
A. ID. 1909, between the hours Of O'Clock A n
and o'clock r. NJ 70 be read In evidence 10 ID,
above named cause ON behalf Of said complainant
And IL frOm any cause the taking Of the sat-
dispositions shall not he commenced, or being
commenced, shall not be Completed on that day
the taking Of the same viii 6e adjourned from
time Ia time until the same shall he completed
y. RICHARDSON
Solicitor for complainant.
To the defendants fctllnw "
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TESTIMONIALS:

WHEELING, ". Va, August 4, 1867.
To the Presidsnt Of he PstTOlSO Calcium, Gar Co
SiR-We have thoroughly and carefully In.
vestigated the construction and workings Of tho
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according 70
your company patents, and the combinations
Of materials used, a. now working upOn the
Mcclure House in this city and country rosi.
denee of. 7. Gilchrist, EsS., near this eity For
simplicity, durability economy and safety. We
consider II superiOrtO any other method Of man.
ufacturiDg Gas that we are acauainted with
We cbeerfully recommend it, adoption b. all
Gas consumers.
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Petroleo-Ca Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN
~ prOvements Of the age is the process Of man.
ufacturing gas by the Pctroeo.C alcium Gas
Company, Of Wheeling, West Virginia. upon
patents Of DIR. j. II. Connolly from an almost
valueless product OF Petroleum Oil, trcsidumD,l
in combination with lihs or lime and eOdl 10
simple that two Thousand feet Of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary
intelligence In three hours. 1t has been thor.
Oughly tested upon such scale, at the Mcclure
House in Wheeling and at the country residence
of Mr. j. P.GilChrist. near the same city, "a 20
hr the certainty Of It's afiOrding entirely Hatis
factory results in the production Of small aud
large Quantities OF Gas, aud can be with great
economy applied TO PTirnt> RSsideTees, SsIai
RdrieS Hotels, Factories and Adss. II II superior
TO any Gas now In use, not only as 20 the safety
simplicity, practicsbility and great cheapness OF
manufacture, but fer its superior brillancy, soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom, from the
sulphur0us doors aomnOn 10 Gas.
- These facts the officers q the company will
take pleasure in demonstrating TO those desiring
to Adopt or interest themselves in II. The com
pany will sell rights TO manufacture In Towns
Counties, Districts or States and direct stten.
ton 70 the following
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STATE OF WeSt Viruiuin. ~.

n Ru,es held IN The Clerks 0Gc, Of tie
CirCuit Court Of Marion County on Tie
first Monday in February, 1867
FOntain Smith ...
~. ADebt and Attachment.
Abraham Smith. }
no RECOVER OF THE DEFENDANT OSE
i hundred and City dollars (ilJg OyI. with 10
trrest thereon from the 18th day of March, leCi.
till paid and COSTS subject 10 credit Of sJD0O Of
March L2th, 1867, aud 10 attach the defendants
estate In said county To pay the same. And Il
appearing that the defendant il not resident
OF this State, II IL ordered that he appear Vrs
within one month after due publication bsreoi
and DO what Is necessary ~ protect bis Interests
In this suit.
~ a Copy.-Tests j. n LOTT ClerL.
q. WILSON e. SMITH, .. a. feblg.lAEGS
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German Fire Insurance Co,
OF WHEELING, W. VA.
incorporated May H. 1851

incorporated may IL icOi'J
CAPHTAL......... 1OO, 900
...... OFFICERS:
JOHN OSTERLING, President
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice Prssidstt
ANTON REYMANN, treasurer.
JOSEPH SEYB0LD, Secretary.
HENRY A. KNAPP, Asst Secretary.
WILLIAM KLEVIS,
PHILIP SCHUEHLE, Surveyors.
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH.)
s. DIRECTORS: #l
Christian Hess William KleviS,
Benna Hammer, John 0sterling
John Pfarr, John Roemer,
Anton Roymann, Philip Schuehls
August Wiedebnsh.
TTHIS COMPANY, NOW FULLY ORGAN
/ lied, is prepared to insure Buildings, Fur
nltuTe, Merchandise and other personal prop
erty at favorable rates.
Losses after due adjustment will be pronP,lJ
paid.
Applications for insurance will receive imme.
date attention fIom the Secretary.
Company's office over Peoples Bank, first
floor. je39.Iy
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The delight ofehildhOod the uhiyAIrs oonpAS
ion ofrehDed won sRbOod, the sOlaes 81 'i'
atevery period; his writings sIe an i'a
perishable legacy Of grace and bra"
.srlT y 70 his c0untTTmeR-"
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A. j. SwEgxEY,
Mayor Of WhesiiTlg
W. W. MILLER & CO.,
ChioH Foundry aud Engine Work.
WN. HARE
PlImbeT and Gas EluSf
W. p. GOODWIN < Co,
ProprStors AeLnre Hous,. q
WIN. A. TUHSEE
JehsLeT and Watch Mdk<r
sWEENET A. Co.,
HdehiniStI and EngiF< BuiLds1S
WIZ. ID. TERHT,
6eHSral Il. X. TieEet 4g,Ilt
Louis GAgss,
Proprietor IeLlfrs HOsESe Saloon.
REILLY, BARNES & HOBBS,
BretceTp
And refer By special permission to
jas ". CHKIsgT Esq.,
PfttsbuTg, Pa. formerly TT1ds,Tey Citv GaS %.
s. X. GoLDTHAEP, Use,
eas Engineer, Ptttsbsro Pa.
Address, "
PETLOLEOCALCIUM GAS CO,
augI3-eoE1y Wheeling. W. Va.
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Z. Moore, Assignee, Sc

C. Marshal District West Vim.
feblsG95
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-05

ally are asking SC. D ID for apples and s@ss. D
% for peaches.
FREieHTs-No change Of any moment to
notice. offerings Of cotton coastwise are light
The number Of vessels on the berth grs-
duaIly diminishing has induced masters TO
demand higher rates. We quote: By steam
to Liverpool 9-l6@id. for cotton, l6tc. for
corn, Cos. for tobacco. Liverpool by sail, to Ill
sigDments, q for cotton, s019d for corn, and
35sa4Os. for tobacco. To New York by steam
er, &c. for cotton, lsc. for corn, Csc. for -four.
New York by sail, &c. for cotton, l5c. for corn
and Csc. for -four. To Boston by steam, lc. for
cotton, lsc. for corn and 90c. for -four. Boston
by sail, &c. for cotton, l5c. for corn and CSC.
for -four. To Bremen by sail, cotton nominal
and 4Os. for tobacco. To Hayre by sail, iG-c.
for cotton.
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Receipf. Of Prodncn.

GREENvILJE-S,eamer Gov Anea-55 bale. cotton TO
II Priiehard-2S Whiteomb-l3 NewmJn &co-lO J Bur-
nets J " Psrssn-7 Hogan PattoD-S Z Male &co-5
Warren, Crawford &co-5 Boyd Martini Aiken RAney-
: Ably aco-2 Meyel, DeuIeh Weis-2 Won Phu Bros
40 sks cotton seed West29 do Geo Wolf-423 do Al
oige-399 do MaginLis-Z do Smtn-sundres to or
der-Total las bales cotton
JEFFEBs0N-SIeane Fzrs Porter-l2 bales cotton to
Aymar Ace Bakemore, Wo,dridge &co-2 Payne Hunt
ington AGO IA Clapp Bros &cO-l l. Wamsley &sp-2
hdes JnO Nixon &eo-f5 hides l bd do Biekey-3ODl
Masha53 head cattle Inbau Aycock 6co-3 do ID
Bell &ca-sundries 20 order-IOtal AZ bales cotton
CAMDEN-Steamer Ste amer Idahne-l6 haes cotton TO
JnO Nixon &co-5 Felo yes. Ferguson Hervey-3 Hs-
gins &co2 Jno Chade Bro-l Glmer. Hopkins kco-l
sock Jonas Eg,estOn-l bd hiSes Gmer Hopkin4
6cOll he cattle u Noel &cO6O rolls leather Fslowes
Ferguson Herveylo hides and sundres ri
bales cotton
LoCKP lRT-steamer Thos Powell les moss d Tor
reborne22 sks onions Bethsu courts bbs potatoes
casssgne-sundries to Orier
MOBILE Steamer Mary Carroll II bbs whisky Forbes
Acc
ST JOHN BAPTIsTE-Luggers-22 bbls onions bills po-
taIOes ard tuRdres TO order
PENsAcoLA-sehr COra25, 900 feet lumber 5000 lsths
VIM Grant
BAFOURCHE-stsamer cser-23 hEbale moss Hy Tete
bb rice sks onions JeuebOnne GOurdain-3 onions
] bethaneCuu-2 do l. Surle-sundries order
LOWER COASr-steamer Aloe-SundTies 20 order
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j. II. Groesbeck, from New Orleans to Cincin lati,
passed up yesterday with moderate trip" =
From ST. Louis Democrat, May I'd: " Weather
hot yesterday. and being hot, was uncomfortable.
No rain fell, but il would have been welcome. II
felt ike warm summer day. Business pro.
crossed. however; it was noticeably brisk in
deed, for Friday. River still rising here. but fall
ing at Dubuque. The Missouri is reported rising
slowly at Randall"
The Dubuque Herald. of the 30th, says: " The
Peter Bslen got In from Galena. where she re-
ceived 1000 sacks Of grain. and added another
1000 here. making good trip for an outside boat.
She received grain at Is cents per cwt. to St
Louis and oats st so cents per sack to New Or
leans.u
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'MPARATIvE DAILY TOTAL RECEIFTs OF COTTON
AT THIS POkI DUNNO PAST TWO WEEK.
COTTON STATEMENT,

The exports this evening are exclusively for
Boston.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts since Satur
day are confined 10 10 hlfds Sugar. Operations
In Louisiana sugar and Molasses are confined to
retail trade at l546l53c. for prime, l6t0l6ls
for yellow clarified and i7tc n H. for viii e. In
Molasses and Cuba Sugar prices are unsettled aud
irregular. We therefore omit quotations. Cuba
molesses Is quoted at 46955c. Z gallon.
FLoUR-lhe market Is quiet but holders are
hrmer and demand higher prices, while buyers,
unwilling TO meet their demands, are holding of
Sales 10 day are l7S9 bbls., of which 500 bbls
double extra, 800 bbls. treble extra ant 100 and
III bbls. choice on private terms loo bbls super.
fine at 80 so, so bbls. single extra at 50 IS, 100
bbs. double extra ct $40 374, liz bbls. low
treble do, az $40 IS, 100 bbls treble extra at
Sl2 rs, 60 bbls. do. at si2 so. 100 bbls. do. AT
H2 90 100 bbls. choice at sl3 IS and so bbls. do
az ga so q bbl.
CoRN--1he supply is moderate, ana with A fair
demand priCes are firm. Sales are Sol sachs AZ
follows: 1900 sacks white mixed At 81 O3 SIOl1
sacks DO al 81 OSA. All and 200 sacks do at 81 o.
zoo go ard 1000 sacks white al 81 O5. AMI 200
sacks yellow al 81 10 Z bushel.
OATs-lhe market Is steady and firm with q
fair demand and sales Of 100 sacks, of which
500 sacks and 1000 sacks in lots at 76c., and 200
sacks at 77o. q bushel.
BRAN-There was a better feeling in the market
to-day, and prices we're frmer. but not qnOtably
higher. Sales were 900 sacks IS folows: IOj.
200 snd 600 sacks al 81 10 z 100 fbs.
HAY-With better demand prices we're irmer
to-day. Sales embrace 1850 bales. of which 100
bales fair Ohio river at $50. 500 bales prime do.
AZ $2l so, so bales choice do. and 200 bales choice
ST. Louis at $40 y ton.
PoRK-lhe market is quiet but firm at Satur.
days prices. The only sale reported to-day was
one lot OF 4OG bbs. mess on private terms. Deal
ers sre retailing freely at s30G30 so & Dol.
BAcoH-We have no change 10 notice. Holders
are hrm, and prices are unchanged. Sales to day
are restricted TO Il casks, OF which 10 casks
shoulders st li4c. & D. and 5 casks do. tli}s. y
N. Shoulders are held at ll3c. clear rib sides at
lSc., end clear sides at Ice. Il n.
LARD Prime is held at zoe, in tierces, and 2O}
@2lc. q ID in kegs.
CHEEsE-60 boxes new sold to-day at Ito. q n
DRIED FRUIr-rhere we're sales Of 80 bbls. dried
apples to-day on private terms. Holders gsner
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commercial csnteIIiaeacs.
Mondav Pvanf,. ~ Ioel

Monday Evening. May 4. 1888
COTToN-The market has assumed more steadi-
mess to-day the Liverpool and New York adVices
although indicating no actual advance, disclosed
greater frmDess than had been looked for from
the tenor Of Saturdays latest intelligence and on
the whole, had very reassuring effect. The Of
fering supply upon this market to day was fair
throughout and the demand was active and gen.
eral from the opening TO the close of business. In
fact, nearly every list exposed for sale found
ready buyers for the foreign and domestic mar.
kets, and prices Of all classfeatiOns are sitter
though not quotsbly higher. The total sales for
the day foot up $500 bales at the subjoined figures
viz: Coed ordinary 294G3Oc,, low mddling 3Ot0
Sic, and middDg Sl30b32c.
THE nI-RINa TWO ,rnara
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INDIANOLA AVID GALyE STON-steamship " G. Hewes
20 bale. cct'on steedmsn-6 Pyne: Huntington &cO-s
HaTran &co-2 Jennings. Wick 4 BrO-i4 hides
hdl skins FRANKIE Danne-l-l bd skins % hides
q hides Bis o. & Smms-5 bags wool b0 ttlow W
Withere-S bbls taOw Order2l2 head csttls McOuod
Mehle-$5 in specie and sunddes order-Toa % bales
cotton
MtssNI-Bark shawmutl40 bxs lemons $500 bxs oran-
gers 249 525 k salt p driO Cochran
rALEh MuBsrk Biagio-S74l lemons 1904 bxs o. an
ges and sundIies NJ De GregOrO
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OPELOUsAs.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leavea ever WEDNESDAY, A bRH


EC8 OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Bsrre and all landings on the Coast Atehsf1lays Rvei
and Bayon C0urtsbsau-The good and safe steamer
Annie Nsgiey, Gus Louaillsr. master, N. ksuisOn,
clerk viii leave above VII leave Washington ever
sunasy at 10 O'Clock n For feight OF passage apply
BLOCH BROS, 1S1 Common street. N. o..
orc. KINGSLEY SON. Washington. La.
p. She steamer Ami Wsxsy connects at Washing
With steamer Bull Frog and barges for All landings Bayou
keeuf and win sign through blls Of lsdlng
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Receipts by Railroads.
MONROE CAREY


~. Nos 2s O5 end 27 Magazine street bet Eesn Julia
ar Joseph respectfully 20 his friends and
public generally THAI he will c1ufnae tue Undertaking on
Of the late Daniel Monroe At the above viii keep
stsnty hand assortment Of Metafc Bur
and Csskets Rosewood Mahogany Black Ealnut Plain
Collins. Bociss Bmbalned Disinterred and carefully
Shipped Mr. CAREY will be ASS ted BY Mr. JOHN RAY,
long known In connection with the huzness
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Memoranda.
ExpOrla.

BOSTON Steamship ORIENTAL 222 bols -four 6l29 corn
ITO bales cote m IS bales psper stock 81 hides
NSSCOLa-Stesmship Lavsca-53i Dbls hour9 csks ba
Is bbls mOlasses sundIee
AhAHsAs-steamship Lizze-26i bbls hour b75 SKIS com
10 csks bac n : bbl- mO'a-ses 10 tee IA d
BORDBAUX-Bark JeAnne-599 sks corn %, 100 slaves
anaau dr.
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CRY or JrryrEsor. NAYS

CTR or JKrvKxsos. May 5, 1853.
Arrived yesterday-3s2 Texas Beeves, 40
Calves and Yearlings, Mich Cows. SOLDER
Texas Beeves IL Calves and Yearlings, IS Hogs
62I Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on sae-520
Texas Beeyes, AS Calves and Yearlings, 694 Hogs
4O5 Sheep and Al Mich Cows. We quote:
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Warins 5ntfuissatt.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ CAN'T STREET,
Tuesday. Nay s, 1888.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Oriental SNOW Boston Creevy Nickerson &co
Steamship LayaeA LsiBgston, for Pensacola. Master
Steamship SANDER. Magrath. for Arkansas, Texas
Steamship Lizzie Fsl.hsr. for Pensacola Rogers &eO
sehr NJ Samson Samson for Remedies IN ballast -,
schr Anne A Rich, Lewis. for Remedies. 20 ballast.
Bark Jeanne (Fr3, TOrlOr for Bordeaux, Mslsr
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship II wes Tripp from Indanola and Galvsston
= 20 A whitney &co-lst district 20
Bark Shswmu Lord from nsssni March 18th. to coch
Bark Bisgsio tab Guglismen from Palermo to Deere
schr ieres Mex, Laferta from We Graz for New York
in distress TO Csmsrden~ isiers ~'
schr lnde endenee Blair from ballast
sehr Cora Faarie, days from Pensacola WIN Grant
Luggers P0r Mnovs lie Jeune Caesar Flor dItaa and
Orleans from 81 John Bapt Sc, TO masters
rowBoATs.
TOvbost Achilles seheluger from the Passes. down
TOwbost wicsco Lombard Passes iowsd down
ing and j Frssier-orougnt up schrs Florida hide
pendsnce ana TerestA
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen. White, from Greenvlle
Ezra Porter, Porter from Jefferson,
ldahoe Blanks, from Camden
M hs%" Carroll rGGf rom SsSMiS SSe from h'c'p0r
Flicker, Aucoin, from LaiOurche Crossing
Aloe, RAdoyich, from Lower Coast
Arrived Sunday.
Steamship Grant, Buick, York 25th ut to
Wood Low Ludwg sen-2d slrict
Steamship Geo Washington, Eager from York 18th ut,
TO A MOuloE-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Commonwealth, Connoly, from St Louis
Brown, Bassett from Lover coast
lbervi le OrOss n m Bayou sara
p tiy Gilmore, King; from Head. floa.ssion
j Hinde. FOrgay, from SC aarinsvile
Iizze Hopkins, Roots, firm JefersOR
Below CominG Up.
Ship 81 Jsmss Goodwin 50 days Liverpool to Mseker
Ship TIE bad TbeObAd from Havre llth arch to Ash
bridge Ocean
Memoranda
TIE steamship Geo Cromwell hence fr New York. arrived
Saturday, the % inst
TIE steamship COrtes CAN'T Whitman hence Aoril 10Th
arrived York the 18th. reports that April 18th
lat 1874 long ~ 80 lost rudder rudder
nearly 6O0 miles with drudge Was assisted New
by pilot boat Hy Cope, Capt Bennett, Of Philadelphia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Baltimore April 2-AIrived rom New Orleans, steamship
Cuba
FOREIGN PORTS.
Barcelona April l2-AIrived from New Orleans ship Is
Liverpool April 24-Auivsd from New Orleans, ship Re
gina, Capt Iobn
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A DAMS. CoCKBURN n HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN. ADAMS oArY,
UoHs D. ADAMS late Dean. Adams a CAT: p j. Cocxruzx
formerly Of Oakley, Hawkins a 90. @. L
Howl Lake Providencs)
Ostssn FACTORS and Conuissisn Msrehaxss
no. " UNION STREET, NEW oRLKAER
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RECEIPTS OF rRoprcR srrSn,x.


ST LOUIs-Steamer Conmonwea tn 200 bbls -four @ Bud
deeke34O do Dunnica &eo-5O do Emily Van Nordsn Geo
PobISausss Do Psrc. DO 90
GIacso do II soria 6cO-lOpgs le ID Shark stsufsr SEQ
8 bbs aIples II shs do DsIBendo-g hhds tobacco 70
Ncrtou-iO B-ysn-Il do Tunbu Kerby kco-iOo "a q.
eotton ayne Hunt gton &cl do Jno Chahe Bro-l DO
do 80 bbs apples bbs potatoes 800 Oh ou 100 IS brsa is
h6s,ggs slsybsek Aeo-sg oxs candy Griffin Porch
tobacco Hernshem35 candy Isa acs N seixss les
Repredy Ace % hams 10 a caasS o. phi Pqrs to
LaOman-lo csks bacon NJ 6cO-S2 bbs potat es
Geo Mart25i sbs -four 10 hams Allen Wayne Sso~so
Dos sssTIe Perdresavie.o SKIS wheat Jno Phelps Acc
bbls sIpes SiieTs-2 Is IS bxs Schneider
sommers~lO0 66s PORK vose Br so sks bran y.pso1a
&eoSo bbs me, 10 6bls o 70 bb, aour Whitney tco
100 rs bran tS Srdsr5 9xs sggs Dbl DO West Sstston
BAYOU sARA-Sieam T Iberviie- % ba es cotton to
g West-1 Flowers Van orn &cO-l sack cotton 2
KeRobsrt Dick bales moss LeaRe6 IS cotton seed
s b sds ayI21 q, or L Courses DO Leseqee-
reS ibis onions Tn bauil2 *. cotton seed Do sue ar
Picou rs bbs potatoes Reh-iO sEs bbis onions
Beihaneonit-sl empty barre Berkery-sandres
BAfOU ssk "a Nins simme.-s bales cotton
Wssh3 bbis potatoes Surle-lO shs pot.-oes FACE
&co-ls ? Duiour-l5 DO Terreoonne a Gouaain-t do
Roed-l bbs rice Ddis hides INSTRUMENTATION TO
HEADS PLANTATIoN-steamer Het.y Grmore-2 hhds
henes ern-3 sks seed cotton Pessou- Is sks oai n
Is bales moss Surle3 90 Hickmaa-snndres 10 ori.r
ST hARlINsEIlLE-stesmer ID Hnde-l9 hhds sugar
Lspene ferrs-5 bales cotton P aaehe wnE-4 do
MouIon-l do - hides Cour t-l2 bae old II
Leakes 900 iest lumber Norgan-ll 100 do w cutler
- hides ibid horns Wei-sundres 20 Order-FOts 10
bales cotton 10 hLds sugar
JEkFE kSON-Sesmer Lizzie Hopkins-5 balss cotton 10
Jno Phes 6co-42 DO Warren Crawford &c120Jos Hoy-lg
Jno Chshe Bro-l6 } BubTidge &cO-ll Perkins, sven
son &cu4 BlskemOTe. WoedTidgs Aco-2 williams Son
- 7 hsnderson-2 b NJ Horrel &co-l Acus Sh-rck a
Autsy-SltoO Mexican dollars slsrk. Stiur &co-S50O do
Bank Of America-66 b1ls hides b1 skins
HOES bbls q. o. bb beeswax Mann &co-l bag wool
rcls hides bale skins bbl wax bbl talow do Rob
inson- sundrles to Ordtr-TOtal l66 ba es cotton
Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bale. cotton Bsue,t sssser-l do L Dunuca kco-l
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a,dson Nas-A Payne. Huntington &oo-2 X L Adams-
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Neayer-tS do Hsrt 6cS-l cattle t Noel &,o-1
boxes hats Page, Peel Moran ordei-rOta 81
bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUsAs GREAT wESrg RN-
q bales cotton Couret-4 do II MouOn-29 bales moss
50. head cstile and sundries n order