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SUCCESSION SALE

Succession of FELIX POWELL, deceased.
n PARISH COURT-State of Louisiana-Parish of
n Caddo-By virtue of writ Of sale issued from the
commission thereon directed to me will sell 1t pub
lie auction at the late residence of Felix Powell de-
ceased, in the parish of Caddo, on
Monday, the 18th day of January. 1869.
between the hours of II o'clock NJ and o clock PM,
the following described property, belonging to the sue,
cesslon OF said Felix Powell deceased to-wt:
An undivided thirds interest in northwest a,Iar
ter Of section twenty ye northeast quarter of section
the west half of southeast quarter the west
halt OF east half of quarter the west half OF
west half Of quarter, east half of southwest
quarter and north half ofwest half OF northwest
ter n section twenty five north half of east half of
northeast quarter same section, all in township SIX
teen, range fifteen containing six hundred and forty
acres, with buildings and Improvements thereon Also
three mules twenty five head of CATTLE thirty head of
hogs, fifty head Of sheep, etc., etc. s
Terms OF sae-CASll. with beneft5of appraisement
FRANCES Y. POWELL. Tutrix
s5 Shreveport La. December q 1873 T5t
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Consignees of Merchandise

PER STEAMER y. +. HODGE No. "A Lang
bds treesn Stacey Poland 20 kegs moasses cases
Matlln eco case drygoods bale-Bertrnnd &Enders
warn : hcAerson AVN army
~ ales 20 DDS Hour o. scks coffee
Nus .ackerei lf6 oNs nd>e 81 bbs beans bbs rice
u bbfs vinegar 20 bbls pot;aoes bbs sat-L Car
ser mas sugar 10 pois whisky 10 Kegs lard coils
ae pe na'I5 u oks Morrison
.os aahaers cases 1oots and Shoes Raer-
10 bbls whisky coils rome AZ sas ne1 ase
rolls paekinr 10 wasJ, Kettles "a ~ W S.
ner ga empty tierces 400 empty bbIsfSeo Gjnder
box-Cirecg & Marin ! boy iIsm;lt 80 luz
baceo-Jessup Marsh 4 Wauins bhI nbisl - e. g -,
i coffee bale bagan and Sons
Durham romFes nIsIoya &C. ga. a ell
lot hoowware 5sra u-,i oa u lI ~ pit
pke-S Herald trani aa stlo,d 81 - ,'s
elothina-Tnr.5ond Il paa sa; " ~ o1s
& Murphy "a pkgs fruitshrevennrt 1rs Wart a'
tort-F Nj Hekss easa ~ nlanscs N If Mnrr; 9s -
mdse-T hurmond Bowles 10 hhds susar--Tandv 4
Morton 40 seks coffeeW il Elstner eco bbls whisky
VIM NJ Hubbard pkgs-t9s sacks salt to o, der.
PER STEAMER RIcIlMoND--M & B 81 pkgs ass
IL. ii MaIsb II Ha; 10 III ) y, 4, pMss ~
IMcCutchen &co--V Shidet1f,I Bnrns;1a l.. 8 Iier
old CLARK Perrin ii II REYNOLDS IF LI,owery
V&B6#J H ], to Gregg 4 Naturalization Geo
10, TO Stacey & Poland IF Brewer %
Mcclure & Barrett 2-B Fl Nj l. to Durham & iIorr--
] Ricou &co 3--Tandy L Morton s-Tex Ex Co 10
Kahn abros r Barrier IS Jouaste 2so-.I Bern
stein Up Fetzer I-G II eco 90, to j w Warner-M
Rosengarten 81 Il Lang sfcTdSco is LJr 3o-llead
House 8-R & A, to JeSsup Marsh& Wiggins--Thur-
mond Bowles 50-M Levy $500 for Jefferson
PER STEAMER LULU. D GreagS ,Yartin ssG nos
Howell, Durham a. Tomkies a. lnss \ Durham 5l7T-E
Turner& Her 5-Jessup, Marsh & Virgins Stacey
& Poland durham Il Horr lnS--for order 2g--L /
Baer 5s--passenger on board lo-Tandy Morton 2l3
Walters a. Elder 552--R Dawes .to--Sam Levy Jr 10
Lewis LIE Bonnet i--E& Jacobs 1o-Cup&Con- t
way Ga Kahn 30--N w sentel phelps dco 20 |
W E d Elstner 55--Mcclure & Barrett lo6.
4 PER STEAMER LIZZIE T TE-MockS We'll spkos
Dr. Williams Gregg Martin 1901. Daer G-Teah I
& Reinsch I'm Levy :--Loonev Buckner eco 10
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTH WESTERN OFFICE,
Sl,.rn,>on. - - 70

SOUTH EsTERN OFFICE, |
-- Shreveport Jan. i, 1869.
The past week has been one of extreme dulIness
With our merchants, owing doubt to the holidays.
We look for better state of affairs the coming week
The cotton market was active, and a large amount
changed hands-principal from the warehouses to
the STEAMBOATS, 4" Lucre" can be had in any anoaut
for the movement of cotton on frstclass paper. 4
COTTON: A.
OFFICE OF r. II. LINDSAY,
Cotton Factor and Commercial Broker,
Shreveport Tuesday Evening, Jan. ).
Since our last weekly report, our cotton market
has been very active with fair supply offering for hol
day week The advance during the week has been full
y &c. This rapid and very unexpected advance during
the holidays caused of our buyers to be very eau
tous and others to withdraw from the market beev-
ing that as the prices advanced rapidly they would
fall us suddenly. Yet the latest dispatches report 5c
advance in New York and New Orleans LIVERPOOL re-
spends but slowly to the advances in our domestic mar
kets Below we annex the opening and closing rates
for the week, based on low :ndlliug:
RI s Cnrrnnnr
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REMOVED.
MRs A. S. WELLS has removed to the JeweIry
y Store Of G. H. burnside next door 10 ] Kahn &
Bro, Texas street, where she opening entirely
new ana fresh stock of
Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods,
And where she will be pleased to her old flie nds
and customers she has bought for cash and is
pared to sell cheaper than ever.
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Pass CARTS asaHa College,
PASS CHRISTI .E MSS

PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.
Incorporated 1866, by the State Legislature.
CONDUCTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. +
The Academic Year Commences ON the First
Monday of October aud ends July 81.
fHsIlIS delightful Watering Place is so well known in
u the South that itsneeds eulogium. Situated
on the Lake shore, surrounded by shady pine groves
the charms and advantages Of each easily ina yined
when connected with college.
The studies, comprising the Collegiate, Commercial
and Preparatory departments embrace all important
branches taught IN the best colleges of the country
TER M IS:
Hnvariablysiu Advancc)
Board, Washing Tuition and Doctors Fee pertern, Of
~ Y nun $50 QU
Entrance Fee lpaid only onee1 90
Vacation at College 60 90
Music, use Of instruments, and driving are extra
deposit OF s25 for incidental expenses, stationery
&C., required. If uneSpendel Returned. 81
For particulars apply atthe Office Of this paper or
address BRO. ISAIAH President,
anlafy Pass Christian, Miss
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/ WEEKLY SUMMARY, BY GREGG & MARTIN
Wednesday Evening, Dec. 3o--The market opened
buoyant at yesterday quotations. Owing to favorable
news by telegram during the day, closed firm at q q
| 2l4 Tor good ordinary and 2l1502l2lc for low mid
ding, and unsettled. Gold 1s6@l361E, and weak
/ Thursday Evening, Dec. 3o-The market opened ac-
tive at l@21 for good ordinary and 2l& 22c for
low rnddling closing excited at outside quotations
/ Gold l3G@l3G1s.
| Friday Evening, Jan 1.-The market opened active
with limited supply at 2l14d92154 for good ordinary
ana 2I34W22c for low aiddling, closing firm Gold
| 156@l3G15.
Saturday Evening, Jan. Cotton market opened
this morning with good demand aud sales were liberal
from factors tables, at outside figures We quote good
ordinary 2l14G12l Is and low mdlliug 22221xc clos
ing buoyant. Gold 1861 sb1l
Monday Evening. jan 4.-Coton market opened this
morning with good demand at 211z 02lsI for good Or
binary and 221s@2214c. for low middng Adyices by
telegraph of favorable character this evening caused
our market to close buoyant at advance, with up
ward tendency. Gold l36@l3615
Tuesday Evening, JAN 5.--The market opened this
morning with good demand at 22155 for good ordinary
and 23c for low middling, closing with upward ten
dency Gold l8G@lse15.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1861. bales $50
Received yesterday .............. Oh
Received previously Al ,76 IA. 552
44,7oa
Shipped Yesterday ................ 5s3
Stock on hand and not cleared .......... 5,7G5
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MUSIG LESSONS.

III USIJ LESSONS.
HNllE undersigned is now prepared to give Lessons
or at the hall of the Glee Club.
Terms-One Dollar per lesson. If there are two or
more pupils atthe house. liberal deduction will
be made. w s. DONALDSON .
~ All orders left at Cumming, Morrison & Co s
will be promptly attended to- Pianos tuned and re-
paired. Sheet Music for sale. Twenty
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Rev Orleans Quotations of Hides, etc,

New ORLEANS, Dec. q, 1868.
Steer hides, city slaughter, over So tb ... 9 d.
Steer hides, 80 to 81 Observation-Disclosures, "a 81
Steer hides, under 70 lb...........- d
Cow hides, as they -. .............- a ST.
Hips, 90 to "A ID observation-disclosures ID
k1ps, Is to 80 1b ..=... ..........- 0al2
Calf skins, each 81 256a-@
Country hides, flint, % to . ID ....... Is 6tI9
Country hides, flint, damaged ......... half price.
Beeswax, prime yellow. 80 Ass
Ok horns, large Texas, each. 8 C.
l. .,,,a - =, -;
ket this week, and business doing the decline
in prices Dry flint, especially of light weights are
in good demand. [Pieayune
~ II CG1EiFT0R = SAFE F = -
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JUDGMENT,

JGDGME EMF.
E11ENfH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COIrRT-State Of
= Louisiana Parish of cuddo.-No. II MATILDA
2. JOKES, vs. JAMES G. JoSns In this case by reason
OF the law and the evidence, it is ordered audped
and decreed that the plaintiff. ~ b. Jones, have aud
recover OF defendant j. c. Jones' the FIJI sum Of six
Thousand one hundred and iftynine twenty-five one
nnndredths dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
i've per cent, from judicial demand VIZ January 18th
1865 and the further sum Of two hundred and eighty
dollars with like interest and aIe further sum of SIX
thousand dollars with like interest Aud it is further
ordered, that plaintiff legal mortgage be recognised
on the real estate OF the said defendant follows VIZ
Tor the sum first named from LIST July 1881 for next
sum- VIZ $3.50 from LIST January 1857 and for the sum
last named from the 18th day Of May, 1884, and costs
OF SUIT It's further ordered and deereed that tile
community Of scquets and gains heretofore existing
between pianlf and defendant be dissolved and that
plaintiff be aud she hereby restored TO the possession
ana eontro"f her paraphernal property and Invested
WITH the mana sementuf her paraphernal affairs
pone and signed inopen Court on this the 18th day
OF December, A. D. 1868.
a. r. LEVISEE,
Judge 10th Judicial District, La.
Attest: S. CUISINE,
Get d Deputy Clerk
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~ Policies issued and Policies paid at this Office
r. .RO. T. BUCKNER, Agent
ofice-At Sale Murphys, of Texas and Spring
streets SIIreyepors ro-i 1,f0
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IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Most Desirable Localities in the City
r. II. RossoN, Auction


n WILL sell at public auction front Of the Market
D. House, in the city of Shreveport, Saturday,
F the 6:i, day of February next, the following en-.
tirey new stylish and substantially built brick build
ngs situated in the most business sections ofthe city,
all efwc are tenanted b. good, careful and respon
sibe tenants Cat fair rates per cent cost Of prop
erty9 rented aud situated as fellows
Part of lots and in block 50, Milan street, now
occupied by Messrs. W. H. Eistner Il Co. aud Messrs.
Thutmond l. i}owles
The building DOW in course of construction and
viii be completed By day of sale, Immediately the
corner OF Spring and Milan streets.
The first stores two stories high twenty -tWo
feet m width and running back seventy -four feet. The
new building is two stories high forty feet front on
Milan and running fifty feet Spring street,
with side entrances OH Spring street.
The two-sfory brick buildings Nos 80 and 391 Texas
street, near the corner of Market street and known
the Head House, aud the barber shop adjoining Title
perfect.
Terms of sae-0neh half CAST in United States
rency and the balance credit Of twelve months the
purchaser Or purchasers to give note notes, due
ut twelve months from date secured by good personal
eight per cen. interest from date till paid Sotaral
fee aud internal resenue stamps at the expense of the
purchaser
p. H. RossON, Auctioneer.
"A ESQ
At the same time and place, very desirable frame
dwelling containing five rooms, good we'll and under
ground cistern, kitchen and two servants rooms stu
ated on the corner Of lake and Market streets being
lot No IN block 49, the former residence Of Thos.
Beae, Esq, and now occupied by Col. Jessnp Terms
p. II. RossoN, Auctioneers
Shreveport, Jan. 1850. l5t
100 BOXES TOBACCO
lOSg Just received ana for sale by
3. B. JACOBS.
November &C. Idtf
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Shreveport Price Current

lAApE FROM ACTUAL SALES. AS THEY TRANsP1RED.)
1t should be understood that our quotations gener
ally, represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency In filing small ORDERS higher rates will
n ha naif
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PARTITION SALE.

Tutorship of the Minor JOHN p SrEpHEss
\ ENsPARlSlI COURT-State Of Lonisiana-Parish of
IL Caddo-No. 2l6.-HESRr W. STEPHENS vs. HowsLI
LIES, Tutor By virtue of writ of sale issued from
the honorable the Parish Court of Caddo parish and to
me directed will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door, in the city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on. -
Monday, the 25th day of January. 1869.
between the hours of II o'cockA NJ and clock r M
one half OF the following described property belonging
to Henry w. Stephens and minor John r. Stephens .l,
effect partition, to wit:
The northeast quarter of section twenty three less
ten acres In the southeast corner the west half of
southwest quarter of section thirteen; the northwest
quarter OF section thirteen; the southeast quarter the
east half OF southwest quarter, half Of northeast
quarter and northwest quarter of section fourteen in
township seventeen, range sixteen Said land was di.
vded by line commencing at the southeast corner of
the northeast quarter of section twentythree thence
west sixty 1.-TWO and half rods thence north one mile
thence west seventeen and one-hf rods thence north
half mile to the northern boundary of section four
teen said land to be sold lies of said line contain
ing four hundred and thirty 1850 acres situated in
Caddu parish, State of Louisiana.
Terms of sale-One- half CASH the balance on a
credit of one and two years, payable III equal INSTALL
nents, purchasers give their notes payable to How
ell les Tutor of said minor, bearing eight per cent
per annum interest from day of SALE with good per
sonal security and special mortgage retained on the
property to secure the payment of said notes
p IL. ROSS0N, Auctioneer
Shreveport, La. December 23 1853 :T5t
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WHITE AND RED ONION SETS,

PEAS AND BEANS, BY THE PAPER OR BUsHEL
A LARGE and complete assortment, Just received, in
a quantities sufficient to supply ali demand Lib
eral discount to gardeners and wholesale dealers.
7. H. MORRIS,
do If -. rt,oot@59
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TAX COLLECTOR.
COLLECTOR Of Pafi III taxes for the current year,
IA will be elected at the meeting Of the Police Jury
on the I'd VI onday OF Fe bruarY next. Candidates
forthe office will in the meantime, hand IN sealed bids
to the Clerk of the Police Jury. .
VIM. THATCHER. d
President Police Jury.
Shreveport January 9. 1869. DIT
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.UIDGuENT

HESTH JUDICIAL DISTINCT. COURT-state of.
Il Louisiana, parish Of Caddo--No sol4 ELIZA n
MADISON vs. Thomas ID. TALIAFERRo. In this case by
reason OF the law and The evidence, it ordered adj
Judged and decreed that the plaintiff Eliza IT, Madison
do have and recover Of file defendant Thomas ID Tai
laferro her husband, the OF three thousand two
hundred dollars with five per cent per interest
date Of judicial demand Till paid and the costs Of SUIT
to be taxed Sse
Is fnfther adudged ordered and decreed that there
be separation Of property between the plaintiff and
defendant and that there be also dissolution of tho
community OF acquets and gains between said plaintiff
and defendant, and that the plaintiff Eliza H. Madison
pe and She Is hereby restored to the administration of
her paraphernal property.
Thus done aud signed in open Court this 10th day Of
December, ID. 1865.
A. B. LEYISEE
A True CORY.
Attest S. CUISINE,
8 d2g ~ Deputy Clerk
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CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
NEW ORLEANS.

The Oldest and most Efficient and successful Com
mcrcal College in the United States There is a Full
FACULTY citizens and strangers who wish Business
EDUCATION for themselves or sons invited to call
the College and at any time When clubs Of three or
more enter at the time from the same place ten
per cent. deduction will be made Board and lodging
S25 per month.
housekeeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic. English,
French, Spanish, German, &C., taught practically
and used in business.
n B-A Diploma from this College is passport in
all parts of America and Europe.
s CAuTioS-BeWare of RUNNERS and DRUMnERs; and
apply at once to the College For Catalogues etc. aid
dress dts itl RUFUS DOLBEAR President
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Shreveport Quotations Of Hides, etc.

Number dry hides shipped yesterday. IS
Number dry hides shipped previously. 81 s79-27 754
Number wet hides shipped yesterday. Is
Number wet hides shipped presiously... 1925 2,74
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NEW AND ORIGINAL INTRODUCED BY THIS COW
! FtNY IN 1866:
No restriction in Policies to travel or residence in
any part OF the civilised settlements of the United
States
Free permits to Europe.
No extra charge for Army and Navy officers
No extra charge for Captains and Officers of first
class steamships and sailing vessels voyagre to and
from ports of the United States and Europe
No extra charge for Railroad Conductors etc
Il. G. PAX0N, Manager.
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SHEREFE,s Ss1E

SIERIFF,S SALE.
4 N DISTRICT COURT-State of Iouisiana--Pa,.st
IL of Caddo--No. S04S.--J. B. LEWIS JR vs. JosrpI
w. P1ckENs: BY virtue of writ Of sale issued from
and to me directed, will sell at public auction, at tho
Court House door, in the city of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1869.
between the hours OF Il O'Clock A NJ and O. clock p
", the following described property, to-wit:
The northwest quarter and southeast quarter of
northeast quarter OF section Twenty-Five (22l north
west quarter of section tWenty-three (23h township
sixteen DOB range fourteen I'D ALSO south half of
southwest quarter of section fourteen (l4 northeast
quartero northeast quarter of section twenty two cav
southwest quarter of northwest quarter of section
twenty-thre (23), township sixteen (16) rage four
teen containing two hundred and eighty t2oo)acr
more or less, with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the parish! of Caddo State Of Lou
isiana.
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all cost. s
Terms Of sale-cASE, without benefit of apprlise
ment. JOHN T. HOPE Sheriff
Shreveport, January g. 1869 f5t pfs22 so
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Upenine iIoSin,
OFFICE OF r. II. LINDSAY,

The market opened this morning very firm, buyers
very active, and al good lists purchased at full
figures We quote. the market closing buoyant with
upward tendencY ~
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Assets over $A,O00, Gee.

Annual Income f1s671 .......... 80. $50 900
Amount paid to Widows and Orphans of de-
;, ceased members 100000
members insured IN 1867 ....-.-........... 10000
Every desirable form of Policy issued for any amount
from $1,000 to s25, 600 on single life.
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OR S LIE,

- very desirable place, well located containing
Mill; Forty Acres Land. ell enclosed, with good i'm
MY provements, situated one mile from town For
particulars apply at this Office. INF lot
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Shreveport, La.
~ Office at l.. Z. Carriers. No 8 on the Levee
]. C. EI.sTNER, Sub Agent
Dr.sJ. L. NJ GORE, Medical Examiner.
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AK. MCLEAN holds my power Of attorney for III
tran sacon IF all business With nv hons.
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!. = i, oaIHAss. To-Day. The Light draught
Or Ian Esa, Capt, Gus. Hodge, leaves as above,
sa4'ss.'ef We Y - tlIe cars from Marshall.
sae ar s, WEDSEspAY.T The large and ele-
49, or Bart Able, leaves for Sewsor-
IN gu arrival Of the ears from Marshall
- as epos THpRsDaY-The elegant side
- aIft.;a stephens. Capt. II. Kellogg, Cal
r. leares as above, on the arrival the cars
ii Marshall 1.n - rha I;vzia
III eaat yobn Islots, 7. Lancaster, clerk.
80, Nav orleans as above on The arrival Of The
~ : IRON our Exchanges.
fallaws from the Louisville CoHrier-Jour-
y fs I'm y 9 numbering all nei Giant vessels Of the
=, der fle act of Congress of July 18th
tct an tie list OF July last since which
III III ore hundred Of the steamers belonging e
s 81 81 snI Iaais harehad Their several numbers
ggr tba;r 4, Ill, beams About one hanafea am I,
aae,1 re1,.in unnumhered, and these Will
III IL ,bered during next spring Thus far
" gen assigned to barges and flats, but
~ - the intention OF the Treasury De
TN ta aelasIe this class Of vessels IN short
sM A,a~ E,ssser,s interest in the steamer Night
has been sold to Messr5h o pa boat ai' oooA'
eFate Of $40, 900 for the unoie Do@.'
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Total number shipped since Sept. !. 1868 49,. 495
The following We're the prices paid for hides, WOOL
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e. Ind list Of passengers. After taking on
" 5, 8 ,scotton she sailed che Crescent CITY,
= H. t pa leaner Mnden, Capt, Hart eftto-day for
sten sasn,er Mary Ellen, Capt Milton, came 10
~, ilsi -. ,s With So bales of the staple.
9fAS .1 ND Osl,eans-Up freights are now landed
#fH1s, ~ f75e for dry and 81 for wet. Down
car : hale; cattle Sc per head. Passage $40
. a'a;s-Flour 81 Is per Dbl; light freight
54 V 1.3a lbs Insurance per cent.
b , !, To-DAr.-The kouns line steamer
Went s. l.ant. O. L. Kouns, Cllas. Drown clerk,
e ~ 20, - tile arrival Of the cars from Mar
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Il FOR REM,

THE BOOKS AND PAPERS of Elstner K;nsworthv
Co. will be found in the office of j. G.. El4STSER at
No. on the Levce, who is in my absence authorised
torecelve aud receipt for all moneys due said firm
B. II. kINSWORTHY
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