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READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill,
i have opened q Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed and Glased Sash, where I will keep con-
stantly on hand sll sizes Of these articles, which
I can sell at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. I obtain any Glass
FROM the msnufsctories at Pittsburg thereby
saving the profits which others must pay who
bu7 in this market. All Builders, Farmers, Aad
otbe-s in want Of Sash will consult their own in
tere.t by giving me call before purchasing else-
vber, ss am eforing unusual inducements for
| hi,,,,Is. ]. A. BTDDTgcN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-21

Organ grinders are not immortal, after
all. One was killed on the Erie road the
other day.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-21

Parton, hwo abomnstes wine and cigars
eulogizes Mrs Stoves "fne taste and feel
inU."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-21

Scamps in Paris have been throwing cor.
rosive ink on the statuary in front of the
Grand Opera.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-21

San Francisco Radicals now say that
closing the stores on election day lost them
1000 votes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-21

Paris dressmakers say their costliest cos.
tunes are made, not for Paris, but for the
country.
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1Sew York n6arket.

Row York ndarket.
Telegraphed to the ARsus.
New YoRx, Sept. 2l.
Flour--Dsll, unchanged.
Wheat-Closed active, 1853 bid; Sept. l4s.
COrn--Quiet at I0Cal2.
0ats--Better, good demand at e4a6.
Pork k--Pirrn.
lard-1Sl
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-21

Senter has sent another Radical paper
to its long home by Withdrawing official
pap.
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gailp Arsus.

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bonhe's are halt an inch bigger.
"o'' 'FgIhla has 1900 darkies.
Rron.,,es arc oom;n, - m. so.,o,
E;nr r,o,.,a,aaaa,.L. - :. CL;.a.o ;,.;.,
new nunar In Madr;d 10 BALLAD tha Gnil
lo,;ne.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-21

The bill for the Abyssinian war has
reached Es,0O0,OOO, and more to come.
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Etoehs and 1LoneY.
Telegraphed to the ARsUs.
Nsw YoRK, Sept. 81.

Nsw T0RKl sept. It.
Gold, sl,39s.
Coupons of 81 2O5, S. %, O., 2o2, s., 81
new lSE, 81, 194, s8, lss; lO-40's 9s, N. Y. c.
2,00s; Pfd 853, R. I. 1904, St. Paul 73, Pfi
49, Fl. W. 86, W. U. 3sl, NJ. L. III, U. g.
81, N W. 75s, T. 4 W.72I.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-21

Senator Morgan, Of New York, is talked
Of as Minister to China. Souchong.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-12

p. w. STRADER.-This packet leavas for Ion;.
vile at P. N. today, Capt. Albert Stein com
msnder. S''An' 0o"a
ERA No. 80. s. MAJ Packet for .,.ss,..o,,
and Silreueport-At 5 O'Clock this evening iris
regular alternate Tuesday packet leaves a. sbovs
under command Of that popular officer and conrs
teous gentleman. Capt. G. l.. Kouns. Mr.. O. W
Drown has charge of her office.
fRoLIc.-The Delne If this fine packet signifies
pleasure, and we take ii for granted that ali who
travel upon her, with her attentive officers splen-
oia rare and elegant stateroom accommodation,
VII De apt to imagine themselves upon regular
oloiasnioned frolic. Capt. John A. Haeberle
SSonnsnos and Mr.. e. L. Pierson has charge of
her once. BY reference TO an Advertisement IN
snotner column II will be seen that Cant Haeberle
intends to run the Frolic throuohont the bicb
water season, and in low water renIace her hy9
light draft boat. May his Frolic prove a rem1n-
erative one. ie"iun
FROM OUR EXCHANGES
The weather continues warm and pleasant for
the season. Yesterday was clear and beautiful
Business at our wharf was dull. No arrivals or
departures OF steamers, except that the St. Marys
left last night with several passengers She did
not receive as much cotton as she should have
done, owing to the disposition of owners TO with
hold their cotton. This steamer, by the way, is a
most excellent passenger packet and well de-
serves the patronage Of our people. The river
has reached point within two feet and a half of
high water mark, but has now receded from ak
10 eight inches.-[Camden Bulletin, Jan. 9Th.
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@arine 5ntelIigente.
CRESCENT OrrIcz. No. IS CAM SrRxEr.
Tuesday. January II. 1853.

CRESCENT OrrIcz. No IS CAM srrxrr
Tuesday. January II. 1853.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Virgo, Buckley, for New York,
G A Fosdick Geo
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola, ~
Bark Valparaiso, Maristang, for Barcelona.
e.h- PUG Bros
G Fosdick eco
Schr Kate Brigham, Mclean, for Providence. r I.
Steamer Mohawk and barges, Packard, for st
LOUIS, Master
steamer Lizzie Gill, O'Neal, for st Louis, Master
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Cattle Market.

CIrr or JEFFERSON, January II, 1859
arrived yesterday-90S Texas Beeves, 1873 Calves
aud YearliDgs, 337 Sheep and 10 Mich Cows.
Sold04S4 Texas Beeves, 20 Calves and Yearlings,
Ie0 hogs, 81 Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on
ssle-1ls Texas Beeves, 6s Calves and YearlinRs,
~ Hogs, GAL Sheep and Sc Mich Cows. We
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RIGAUD q CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY.


PsrcniEed BY the Empress Of the French and
used In al fashionable circles for its Excellence and superb
orty.
MGAUD 4 cos YLANGYLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET, the new scent Rigsud Co. are the only i'm
m Europe Of the fragrant extract of Yangyland from,
RlGAUD co Is T0LUTINE, delicious Toilet Water
hyperion 70 Eau de Cologne. Toilet Vinegar, or Forids
RIgAUp eos MIRANDA SOAP, exquisIteiy per.
mined and keeping its fragrance 20 the last = -
RIGAUD 4 cos Miranda POMATUM IN, pr...-,
ing and beautlfying the hair.
,klGAUD co.'s DENTORINE, Q most agreeable
Tor preserving the teeth and peruming breath
hIuAuD CO.'S TOOrH-CREAM, remarkable pre-.
peration, producing brilliant wilderness the teeth
RIGAUD CO.'S ROsR POWDER suserior "a Villa,
and all other Starch and Rice Powders ." 'i0ie'
LEE LITTLk MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET
stamp - - ' Va 1SN0Aps VI One
Wholesale, RIgsud 4 Co, Is rue de Rscbelieu. PAT.
don 49, - - eNI "H1fSn Asfo Lon
Depot General In New Orleans at
y. DUCONGEs,
Oharfr
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PENsACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TKIwEEKLY BY WIN. KIRK A On

subscrpton-rvelve months IS; sir month"; N n, "A
vance This long established journal becomes very
hsr railroad communications with the Northwest and
pscDming point OF interest 10 enterprising men
terests Of the State Of Florida and IN its iocsl AZ
parnent devotes special attention the immense Iby
and Timber trade growing mp In its vicinity AZ also 70 ob
commercial items which 70 the careful reader Viii nds
the developments OF the great natural advantage. Of
~ port Advertisements solicited - '-'>"ol.
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PORES CURE FOR coUGIs, COLDS

ASTHMA, ETC
In al Diseases Of the Throat and Lunga yscur ,h
Of mild, soothing and decidedly eteient lnadv ,n,
psratiOn may be used by persons Of all agsi from ,h ~
isnt meWlng and puking In It's nurses avn j. 10 ba- q a..
sixth sge shifts into the lean and sliyperei lsptaoo
popE,s 49,, ferei ss rom any forma a. pharmscopi
city Tor over ten years. with Increasing AZ q, m, a. -
'ies Al 'oc' each Try jobs ID. POPE
a.. -, iussist. corner jackson and9 tania streets
c.,S..ss n " SOh" DNBEhNEVILLf Druggist corner
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DOUGLAS.
ENGRAVER AND photographer,
No. 10 Camp Street.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL

Visiting and Wedding Cards engraved most elegant
manner Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills Lading
Checks, Invoices and Circular letters etc. LthoVraphed
Seals, Canceling Stamps. Door Plates, etc.
Initials embossed on paper and envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR DIE
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T a RENAISSANCE LoUIsIAxAIsz.
ExEw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "a PAexz.
Devoted 80 Southern Interests.
Seven Years OF Existsncal

nsnoss scnmkndsos publication for FAMILIES and ,s.n.,
people who practice the elegant French language
ssboatey TIE political Of the week the
the country he New Orleans American press the nteestis,
facts Of Louisiana the Agricultural and commercial ssIr,
the community the market price current the theatrical so.
thstsrsy and scientific productions Of the day Tvss
great variety Of useful facts, instructive gems
anscdotes and Al thai comResss hrst clAas pApsz.
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SUBSCRIPTION: % rxR ANxUn.

ne pages Of la RENAISSANCE are sdssd On n
conmns and the Advertisements conspicuousy a.,
played with reading matter IN each page that 10 ~
Journal Of the best advertising mediums Of the South
dkzehAngs Ansy, Nsv orisanA
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The following is an extract of an Havana letter
of Dec. 18th:
" Prospects for the next crop in the Vuelts
AbsJo and Partido districts are unfayorable. The
wrappers it is thought, will be very fine. but the
hllers will probably turn out without body There
will be no crops raised next year in the eastern
part of the Island, comprising lara Mayari,
Gibara, Baracos, Yignsni, etc., on account of ali
men capable OF bearing arms having Joined the
Republican forces"
Manufactured Tobacco-The business in this
sort during the year has been the most unsatsfac.
tory ever known. Exports have been light aud
stocks on hand are extremely low. We quote:
Black WAR
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.~MEDiiCAE.
A WONDER TO NAY ,rf,n,- :,

removed in,tautlv nave n kinds OF pain
oeet street and generally surprised a, aaron
fsce of the bodv which is sIPlisd On the sur.
flies fn,tantlv pn eAsts' as u y magic all psin
used IN the mo-, 10 harmless a. Water and can be
Mains of .v.rr -. Gases. oid sehfs and Rheumatic
OorIs PAIN PAINT has created VreI s,c,,.-.'.
Few fork and all the country FoIks bs ,t
sovent OF Pain Paint Sold at 50 ceu. 81 ana ss
bottle liberal discount to the trade P0'
JoHEiGRAvEs,
~ Carondelet street .oIa A -.
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WEsTEKN LANDS AND skOURIFIEs

In addition to Government, State AMI hsrOad Bends and
stocks we buy and sell Lands in nlnos Wisconsin Mime
sofa, Iowa Missouri, Kansas and NebIsska
The highest price paid for titles TO LANDS SOLD FOR
TAXES.
We also purchase at best rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsoREDITED WESTERN COUNTY, SIrY AND TOWN
BONDS - 49,
Correspondence solicited and any Information reouired
furniAhed without charge. Address
AUSTIN coRBsN 4 co.,
Bsnkers' New York City.
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Arrived Yestsrdax.


Steamship Trade Wind, morrill,, from Belize. Hon
TO q w Hynson &co-1st dist Ia
steamship Florida, 0Ieary, from Havana via
- Florida Ports, to W Perkins &co-lst dist
steamship Cuba.l Dukehsrt, from Baltimore 3lst
9 9it Iva wa Havana, to Witherspoon, Halsey AGO
Steamship Gen Grant, Quick, from New York al
inst, TO Wood, Low d Ludwigsen-2d district
steamship Darien, De Sevignes, from HAVANA.
TO v Perillait-3d district 80
Steamship Hudson, Fsirchild from Indianola In
A HCovert-4th district
BARK ocean Phantom, Hazelton, from Greenock
Nov. 9th. to master-Point
Brig Sir Ro6t Peel, Conner. Is days from Curas.
Goa. TO 4 Iroisgros-3d district
Brig Amelie, Wagemann, from Genoa to Lowell &c
Bailey-Point ~
schr Central America. Williams, Is days from New
YORK, to y A Fosdick &co-lst district ~
rowBoArs.
Tecumseh, Lombard, from the Passes--towed
down and TO sea 9Th inst. ship Zimi-brouQht
up bark Ocean Phantom and briggs Amelie
STEAMBOATS,.
Richmond, Neal from Louisville
City of Alton. Thompson, from st Louis
Robt Lee. Cannon, from Vicksburg
w Strader, Stein, from Louisville
81 Msry's, Carlton, from Camden
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bavou Sara
Blackford, Pickett from Washington
hunter, Jeanfreau, from the Jump
Thos Powell, Dnvant. from Donaldsonville
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Kate, from Blind River
Schr Arcine, from Blind River
Schr Ann McGuinn. from Tanpipaho
Schr Alex Freen, from Tangipaho
Schr Elizabeth Ann. from Amite River
Schr Texas, from Bay st Louis
Schr Truxillo, from Tickfaw
schr Joinville. from Tchefuncte
Scbr Annie, from Lake Ma urepas
Schr La Belle, from Tchefuncte
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Sohr Geo Eke, from Blind River
Schr Emile, from Tchefuncte
Schr Hermit, from Bonfuca
Schr Venus, from Bay st Louis
Schr Odessa, from Bonfuca
Schr Lady Gay, from Blind River
Schr Elk; from Blind River
Schr Gambia, from Tchefuncte
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II MASS a MAYO-

II NEAs1 a MAYO
- SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE \ ksEAsSJ
Removed from No. Asgasins street.
Manufactures OF saddlery and Harness.
-EP0RrxRs Or
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, BETTING, PACKING ANn
HOSE, ETC, ETO =
Nos: sTchoupltouss and New Leveei AKA e. g ana 70
Common strests :
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Arrived Sunday.
sTEAMBoArs.

Lizzie Tate, Stinde, from Red River
Carrie Poole, Withers, from Saline River
Continental, Greenough, from st Louis
j M Sharp, Aucoin, from Thibodaux
Glide, Muse, from Grand Ecore
frolic, Haeberle, from Grand Ecore
Era No 8. Kouns. from Jefferson
Frances, Blakesly, from Mobile
Emma No 3, Maratta, from Cincinnati
Rose Franks. Dalferes, from Lockport
Lotus No 2, Landry, from Lockport
Dan Able, Gross, from Memphis
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Memoranda

DARK hypaua tBr), Macloon. from Aspinwall in
ballast, to Wheeler, Sheppard &co
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Commercial tyntsuigence.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. % CAxP STREET
Monday Evening. Jan IL. 1869 Z
CoTToN-The market has been inactive through
out to day. Offerings of all grades were light. and
the demand has been of a restricted Character
nom tne opening 10 the close of business. Hold
ers uniformly enhanced their figures on recent of
the Liverpool and New York kilograms. but buv-
ers generally refused to pay higher rates, and the
total sales were confined to $500 bales at about
lows: Ordinary 234@24c., good ordinary 2lIa
26c., low middling 253@26c., middling 26l026lc.,
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CAETE BLANCHE cuASirAeNE

CAKTE BLANCHE CHANeAGNE
OF E. BAzILLE co. CtlATEAU LuDEs.
200 Baskets OF this celebrated wINB rnts and ouar,s
now landing craftsmanship TeuOna fofl HGvre For Sale
BY HUGH AtI,OLI.
Commission Merchant, 6O Carinde ct street
Sole Agent tor tfe United States
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at 81 l0@l l23 for round lots, and 81 l2tdI l.
| As bbls.
Com MEAL-Choice kiln dried is not at figure.
sale it commands IS rs y bbl., and 81 by retail
so bbs. sold to day at So rs, and 80 bbls-a clear
| ing out sale-at SO IS.
0rnER MARKErs-Are without any material
change.
FREIGHTs-Under an increase of tonnage ar.
irving IN port and falling off in shipments
brought about BY the high figures demahded for
cotton during the past week, the market
has lost JUS Duoyancy, reported in our last
edition, and we would now quote the folio wing
rates as iar index of the business doing, VIZ:
Cotton by steam to Liverpool Id. q b., bg sal
s'l6d. - pound e. los. Is hhd for Tobacco !:
Is. Dbl. for Flour and l2@l3d ~ bushel for Corn
OIL Cake at 35s. % ton. Cotton by sail to Havre
I'D. y ID. Cotton to Bremen l 3-l6c. Cotton
by steam TO New York l0-c. ~ h.: Tobacco $40
u hid; Flour 81 y Dbl. Corn 2O02lc. a bushel:
Cotton by steam to Boston &c.,; Flour 81 q bbI.:
Corn l5@22c. u bushel. Cotton by steam TO Phla.
delphia lc y 10; Flour soc. % Dbl. Through rates
TO Hamburg by steam via New York I'D. for Cot.
ton. Cotton by steam to Bremen Id Cotton bv
sail 10 Boston lic. Molasses by steam to New
Boston So % Dbl.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE-The following CON-
PRISE the sales on Change tonight, viz: rs
terces Lard at zoe. u ID; so bbls. Xxx Flour at
81 62s zoo bbls. whisky at 81, and Is do on pri-
vate terms.
We are Indebted to Messrs. j. S. Cans & Son.
brokers OF So Wall street. New York, for the fol.
lowing contenIs of their valuable annual tobacco
circular.
The expectations and hopes which were ex
pressed, at the beginning of the year 1868, of a
hourishing trade throughout the year, have not
been realized, owing to the following causes; de-
nclency in quality and quantity of the crop of
1867, the injurious and unjust tax law. falling off in
demand in our own and foreign markets. The
different branches of the trade are particuIarizsd
as follows: Kentucky tobacco-inspection ware
houses, annual statement:
Steck on hand January lSS.... Is 2S6 hhds
AeNe"eu 309S7
Total...;..:.... go. ..................... 1925
Oeh'ered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 $40
stock on hand January 1, lso9.............. 1896
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STOCK IN Brooklyn warehouses January 32I3 hhds
Total stock on hand January l, 1869 s26 hhds
Seed Lesf-The stocks January l. 1868 were
about $4,000 cases. Exports for the wear 1868.
25,6S9 cases. Sales $500 cases. The year
opened with the following stocks: Old 10 900
cases; new crop (estims ted $1,000 cases. Total
10000 cases. The seed leaf trade for 1868 was
only partially successful, owing to diminished in
quiry for export and home consumption, and the
crops OF 1867 being partly small, partly bad. As
10 the crops, Connecticut was very fine; Massa.
chusetts generally fair, partly husky : both
crops small New York not up to expectation
after fermentation, crop small; Ohio, very bad
pennsylvania, extremity fine, crop small The
new incoming crops are spoken of as follows
Connecticut and Massachusetts, in sections re.
ported polesweated and with a sprinkling of white
veins. Ohio, very good. Pennsylvania favor.
ably spoken Of heavier than last year. but larger
leaf. No reliable information regarding New
York. Prices will rule moderate this wear. bnt
low values are out Of the question.
The vexatous question as to the method of
ssmplng has not yet been entirely settled
Spanish Tobacco-The business done during the
year has been satisfactory. Sales IL 900 bales
more than year previous. The revolution in Cuba
ana lts consequences, 1t is believed, will sadly in.
terfere with new crop. Our market however has
not yet been effected thereby. The following are the
closing prices Of the year Common filters 7SC0
oZ3c good do. S5G95c., fine do 97c2sI OF.
. lara Has entered more largely into consurp
uon than last year. The sales were l45I bales
more than last year. The last crop does not rive
entire satisfaction. The following are the closing
lguIes for the year in currency, duty paid Fine
cut 1sGS3c., second do. 81 O7t1 IL, assorted lots
'6GSOc. The following are the New York in
I p5cuon warehouse annual statements of Spanish
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, Jan. 4-Cleared for Mobile. sobr
Annie G Weber, Weber. 'O"i
Boston, Jan. 2-Cleared for New Orleans
schr Mary Standish, Rich
SPOKEN.
Dec. LIST, in lat. 1923 south, long 32.s9 west.
snip Whampoa, from New Orleans for Liverpool.
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Closing prices in December, 1865

Uur InIOrmauon as to the new crop Is an lead
ing TO the fact that the same has been a good one
In quantity and quality. 1t is variously estimated
at from 100000 to 10000 hogshesds. Prices, in
our OPINION, must necessarily rule moderate"
With the exception of Missouri tobacco. nearly
all was housed previous to the frost consequently,
comparatively little damage has been dene from
this source. As general thing, supplies will turn
out large and lesfy. All qualities will be suff.
GENTLY represented to supply all demands.
Virginia tobacco-Most of the arrivals are for
uanshipment. The inspection in Virginia, for the
year ending September l, 1868, were 47,,l46 hhds.
The new crop is thus described by Messrs. Noting
d K0hler, of Richmond:
We consider the new crop as better than the
preceding one, the same being, with slight ex.
eepuons, free OF injury from frost and more leafy
but as to really firm, substantial quality, we do
not expect to see it very abundant. The follow.
ing ls the annual statement of New York inspec.
ton houses of Virginia and North Carolina to.
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A LBERr LYONS scHoeL FOE soxs,
shAfAwA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
@sw Orleans and Jsel.Ou RsrOAa)

-. may Be obtained on application to ROBBERY
fiiAiS' ESQ., u andls Camp street. Mes orissna
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,JOHNsoE,s
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
SdS..............Ma gaz zine Street E,a
T. J. SoUBY, OPERATOR
Yard Phooeraphs 81 50 per doxe,. Jp,u.sai oa-a. az
SoEen; Porcelains from IS 70 SIS Der DOZEN Pho,o
sns nom Setting and od Pictures carefully copied and
parged nom Cabinet Life Size IN an W.sr Co.,.
Issed Or Indian Ink at greatly reduced Plies Work guar
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Imports

MARSEILLES-Bark Maria--2l0 cases wine
Blanchard Jr-l25 pkgs wine Napias-56
cases vermouth Barriere--l00 do Maicnou a La
borde-600 bkts olive oil A Carriere--9 pkgs mdse
Cusacks-l00 cases wine Couture 4 Bordelois-
27l pkgs wine 500 bkts olive oil 800 cases soan
l96 cases sundries Blanchin & Giraud-l0O cases
vermicelli 100 cases soaD rs cases olives BruIa-
tour-lS cases wine Walton-425 pkgs sundries
Fuentes Chalard-l12 do U Marinoni-7O do
Plaisent Magnier-25O cases soap 500 baskets
cases muscat Lanata-752 pigs astd mdse to
HAVANA AND FLORIDA PORTs-steamsb;r
Florida-4l8 bxs sugar and sundries To order
CARDIFF, WALES-Ship Speculator-
bars railroad iron to order
GLASGOW-Ship AlIen-400 tons pig iron To
ter eco W nun
6co-sundries to order '"'A
AVANA-Steamship Cuba-3OO0 serars
nuene-Z DDS tooacco to order--l0 mats garlic
Mezzie, Gex kelley-10 bxs codfish Rarbsr
mdse "eH "ianS-AsDd
!NDIANOLA-Steamshi Hudsop-Cattle
:, MODILh-oteamer Frances-7 bales cotton To
heOoh-l Lehman, Newgass &co-I0 e F Col
s ssn S SSo-i Arthur Zoos Jurey & Harris
II bdls ties j NJ Lewis dsco-sundries 10 order.
Total "a bales cotton 80, - .
dENoACOLA-SteamshipL izze-lO0 bbls rosr
= y hogers &co--1 bale cotton Lehman, Neggass
to order =
=, GALFESION AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
siorgsn-8 bales cotton e Pillsbury &co-5 MI
siofgan-l4 Francke Il Danneel-3 J Williams IL
'Vn-l : Adams 6co--6 Perkins, Swenson &co--
y u Blair &co-l2 bdl skins Dbl talow So bdls
y 66ls hams Whitney 10000 hides 1 bale
y pkgs pecans A Pierpont &co-lO pkgs beef
Q Pegs pecans Pillsbury &co-23 bbls beef
rank &co-2 cases pecsns bbl tsllow Francke
Danneel-2 bdl hides Garner d McCarty-tl4Q
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-12
Exports.

BARCELONA-Bark Valparsiso--l72l bales
cotton 90 1856 slaves 6 pcs timber
NEW fORk-Steamship Virgo-754 bales cot
ton 1000 SKIS corn zoos ties and bbls beef 10 hhds
tallow
NEW Y0RK-Schr Montrose-lO72 bbs molas-
bbls rice 80 pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Steamship Lizzie-322 bbls flour
40 lbbls potatoes 20 bbls pork ll90 SKIS corn IL
hhds sugar 10 bbls molasses
PROVIDENCE, RI-Schr Kate Brigham-ls9s
bales cotton
ST LOUlS-Steamer Mohawk and Bsrges-30O
tons pig IRON 325 bxs tin plate 20 pkgs earthen-
ware
ST L0UIS-Steamer Lizzie Gill-Ils bxs tin
plate