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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-16
DIR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Inhrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

nR. RUssELL's DIsPEEsARY AND
~ Indfmary. the largest and oldest ingtitu.
ton II the kiBd In the Southwest, stabilized
In 1859, pleasantly located q Noe. 20 and AZ
see. 4 open for The reception Of patients dcsir-
ing treztu ent and the comforts OF a home uhile
receiving the same Patienu also treated ~
he ofice or by letter N desired.
Rheum1.ism. Neuralgia. Govt Paralyns,
Difeasss, eperuatorrheA. Inpoteney. and All
the disease1 arising frem the indlycrstlon OF
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases IN al Their forms cdectuAily cured ~ tht
nboTe named ingiit uiiou.
pr. RUSSELL. Consulting Pkse-c.ss-
81 Treatise On Chronic Diseases fufnishee
ires on apIiicauon.
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TRUST SALES.
Trnsfee,s sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DIED OF TRUST FIX
Is ecuted 10 me BY Cleveland A. Stillman, on
the ed day Of Anril, 1897, and duly recorded in
tho Registers Office of s. elhy county on the
30th day of May. 1867. in book No g.. part /.
pages 4ie, 40 and Al, for the purpose OF Sc.
curing a certain note of thirteen hundred and
fifty dollars payable to William Clark, mere
fully described in said trust deed, which note
and deed of trust we're afterward transferred
By said William CLARK to Mary Smith. which
transfer was also recorded in tAe Registers
Office Of Shelby e5uDty, on the 9TH day OF 0cto-
Der, 1861, in Record BOOK No. 6S, pafe .53: L
will sell TO the highest bidder for cash. on the
sd Of this month. in trout of the auction store
Of Mopsarrat q Lanier, in tn city Of Memphis.
between the hours of 10 o'clock am. ana
o'clock IA. the following described lot or
parcel of ground, lying in the city of Memphis
and described as follows: Part of 1T No. y. in
the city of Memphis. east of Bayou Gayoso, on
the south side Of what Is known as the old
State Line or Alabama road lnow Alabama
lot n o. 504, among the oriRinal proprietors OF
the city of Memphis; b. ginning at tbs north
west cor or of said lot No. y. running thence
east, with the south eide OF Alabama street.
fity- FIVE feet, to sake; thence iouthwardly
about three hundred and ten feet. TO stake in
the sOuth boundary line ct said tot No. y:
thence west wardly. with the said south bound
airy lire, ffty-fve feet. to the southwest corner
Of said lot No 9; thence northwatdly. with the
west boundary line OF said lot NO. 9. 10 the bs-
ginning. Equity Of resumption waived. The
title of said lot believed TO be good, but will
make only such title as ] am authorized to
make as trustee WM. W COLEMAN.
April II. l,69. lT-4ol Trustee.
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ST. LOUIs.

ST. LOUIS. April l5.-Judement has
been rendered in the United States Dis
trict Court against the E'na Insurance
Company Of Hartford FOR $34. 600.
A banquet viii De rendered to General
Schoheld at the Southern Hotel Satur-
dav night. Generals Sheridan, Custar
add other distinguished military men are
expected 70 be present
The Twentieth United States Infantry,
General Sykes commanding, recently
from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, left yes
terday for ST. Pau.
Az Omaha dispatch says six eompa-
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.-r;yal and Departure Of Trains.


MISSISSIPPI AND rESsHsSxs s.iLs8Rx .D:r,
New Orleans mail. daily. s;lsr.x. sI5 Pm
Nav 0riesnssxpress, e:50A N. s:35 AN
Freight daily, ex Sunday. 300 Pm. b:2' AN
Timo through to New Orleans, "A hours.
Rageaae checked throuyh.
Ticket Office, 237l1 Main street.
Omnibusss wall call for passenRers., and
check easgaEs in any 1a Pqyt 81 the Guy by
A. S. LlVERM0EE. ten. Supt.
sELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND cHAhLgsros gAfLRoAD.
Through mail, daily.....-....1l:45 An. EOU Pm
Through express. dailsldoes
not arriveSunday orleave o.oo
Saturday. ..... -..-...-".lO.eJ Pm. o'vV r.h'
Junction and 6omerviiie
az, save sunday-.....-... s:toP.A. s:i9
Corinth &C., save Sunday. o.va
This connects with somerviile Branch "ain ~
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
Once. No. 27s N ain street. and It ner9s,
A. A. BARNES, g. I. a.
yExpHrs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD;
Dav Fxprese..................-9 o. An. b0l AN.
Night Express.................. 500 P.N. W I'm.
Railroad time is T. minutes faster than city
t;me. Ticket olIics, No. 1914 Main street. Do
pot, head Of Maia street., ,o>,pc c..
SELL HOWELL. PASSENGER Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK hAlLRoAp'
Gorse WEsr-- Leave Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at l:SO a.m.' and
aovrNo EasT-l cave NJ adison1ue, day, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1889 an; arrive a.
Hopefeld at o'clock pm, and Mempnis
At lao nm.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April l5-Justo Aguilar,
President Of the revolutionary junia at
Halquir, was csptured and executed on
the 9th inst, at Galra.
The captured American brig Nary
Lowell has been declared legal prize
BY the Spanish Cor,es. The acting Con-
sui General has sent the United States
steamer Penobscot to Key West with dis
patches informing the Government OF
,ha faatc
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Both Trains Connect for Nashville.
The 400 D m. connects for CAIRO and ST.
LOUIS, arriving at st. Louis at 1880 pm. next
days. 500 am. train arrives in ST. Louis ut II
pm. same day.
Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 2371l
Main street. md at Depot, head of Main street.
So Baggage Checked at depot. or BY the
Memphis City Transfer Company, at Hotels,
private residences. or on board boats, to all
principal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
SELL HOWELL. Passeneer AGENT. 7a-t
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ERESH ARRIVALS OF GROCERIES,
II Produce and Provisions.
20 Bbls. Flour different Rsadesl.
Is Boxes Breakfast Bacon.
100 BIS. Seed Sweet Potatoes.
81 Boxes Cheese.
20 Bbis. Choice Unions.
Hkers Spiced Piss Feet.
80 buxss ORANGES.
Sugar, Teas, M0lasses, Hans. Lard ln
kegs and barely, Mackere'. Goldfish, Beans,
Can Fruits, etc.
For sale lew, at
6. A. EcKERLYS.
344 Front street.
1851 between Union snd GsyOso.
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4 Eszro vas drozned hy q catfish in
Lake Coacsrdis, opposite Na,chez, Miss,
fss Days since. The negro was trying
70 Ezal The cz.ssh oai, bu, the fsh hauled
lin IL, aud Be was drowned before as
Eirsree enuId Be rendered.
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The operssion OF liihotomy was sue
eessfuIly performed npon Henry Tweedy,
of Ca-pb.Il eoabtT, Va, last week. The
ssare removed measured six inches in
elrczrfsrsnee in one direction and five
i-ekss IN The ether
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oficial Organization of April 8, SO
OFFICERS /,

W. B. GREENLAW, President !;
JAMES ELDER, vice-President /;
p READ, Secretary.
26.6I
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1853.
Hem @rIfans Real Gstate @arkrt
CRxscxsr oFFIcx, % Camp Street, }
New Orleans, Feb. ~. ls6s. ,

cRxscxsr OFFICE. % Camp Street,
New Orleans. Feb. - ls6s )
There was some talk on the streets yesterday
regarding the probable effect of the sudden influx
Of SO large number of Cubans upon the price OF
our sugar lands. IL seemed to be the genera
opinion that these emjgrants would be more likeiy
to embark their capital In the production OF sugar
than in almost any other plrsuit; and as tney
were said to have expressed determination TO
settle among rs permanently, such CONCLUSION
was quite natural.
n these speoulations should prove well founded,
and the revolution which is now going on should
fortunately turn towards our shores for perms.
nent settlement SO valuable q population, IT VIII
be indeed o cause for congratulation, especially
among the owners Of real estate in the Southern
portion of this State, for it must be borne IN
mind that many Of these Cubans are not oniy
men of means, but sugar planters OF expe-
rieDce.
But whether they are or not, one thing is GER
tain, and that s, they increase our population:
and that is o very important fact. We want all
the population we cnn get. IL the emigrants have
oapital 10 invest so much the better; If they have
not they az least will have intellects, hands aud
necessities. These are all We want In reality.
They have built up countries before, and VIII
assist us in building up ours. we therefore give
them cordial welcome.
The following important sales take place at the
ST. Charles Auction Exchange, by Mr. u. DE
Ferret, on to morrow at IL O'CLOCK;
On account of the succession of Mary Hebert
seven ots of ground in the Third District, In Eau
That very desirable improved property. Nos
81 and SO Claiborne street, between 81. Louis an'
Toulouse.
The undivided half of three fine building lots il
| the Third District, in the square bounded oy 81
Ferdinand, Claiborne, Port and st. John Bapus
streets.
Two fine building lots in the Third District. il
| the square bounded by Girod, st. Ferdinand, Ur
| quhart and Port streets.
Nine lots in the Third District, in the square
| bounded BY Claiborne, Jeanne, Derbigny and Bar
| thelemy streets.
There will also be sold at the same place, afte
the conclusion of the sale of the above describes
| property, for account of whom Il may concern
without any reserve or limit, choice invoice o
| splendid gold and silver doublecase watches
rich diamond and opal sets, earrings, brooches
| ETC., etc.
Mr. Charles T. Nash will sell, at the foot of ca:
| tomhouse street, thirty bales Of cotton.
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STRENGTH OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Catholic statistical publication in England
gives the following figures concerning the Roman
Catholic Church The total number Of bishoprics
ia 1904. OF these 1872 are srchbishoprics and 657
bjshoprics of I" the Latin Rite" and archbishop
RIGS and 63 bishoprics of 1.-THE Oriental Rite"
The latter includes Armenian, Greco Roumaie,
Greco Ruthenian, Greco Melchite, Yra-Maronite,
Greco Bulgarian, Syrisc and Syro Chaldaic pre-
lates The sees Of bishops IN pdrft01ls ti1fteltHl
number 229; and the whole Christian world which
acknowledges Rome as !" the mother and mistress
of ali churches" is divided into IL patriarchates,
us srchbshoprics and 905 bishoprics IN ordinary;
AT present one patriarchate, 9 archbishoprcs and
1872 bishoprics in ordinary are returned as :" va.
cant ~ and thus reducing the effective episcopal
strength Of the Roman church militant to 952 pre-
latea in eSSe. .
The theoretic number of the " Sacred College"
OF cardinals lie 20; but at present there are III
"yacant hats A" so that the actual number Of car.
dinals is only SO. Out of these six are cardinal
bisbopsu 45 are "cardinal priests and eight
cardinal deacons.n The senior cardinal!
bishopn (Marius Natter and the senior cardi-
nal priestu philip de Angelis) were born In the
same year with the present pope. The senior
q cardinal deaconu James Antonelli) wss born
in 1906. The Youngest cardinal Is Prince Lucien
Bouaparte, who was born in November, 1928; he
holds the title Of st. Pudenziana, BY which Arch.
bishop Wiseman was elevated to that dignity. 1t
further appears that out of the Sacred College
there are pow living IL cardinals created by Pope
Gregory XVI, and that the other AZ have been
either created or reserved IN pet0 by the present
pope Eighty-fve members Of the college have
died during the pontfcate OF Pic Mono. OF whom
81 were raised to that dignity BY himself. =
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Herribi. Inaian Mass eres In rsxss-Msn
Women and Chs'4rea Killed and
MutflAted. ~

Me-rsbi. Indian MI asskere. In Tsxas-Msn /,
Women and Chs'4ren Killed and
NutflAted. ~
y From the Corpus Christ Advertiser Of FsS.s
PENN. Holbeiu. ESQ.,, arrived in this city on
rnssdsv. the ID mat, WITH exciting Indian news.
A. a~nyess from Los Con5kos TO Capt. r. King,a
Ssnts fseytrudes brings ,he startling intelligence
that two hundred lndia4 warIiois attacKee .ne
par,hrs 10. AnUeloa andtI.os Animos the latter
.na-s 81 las, week.. At Los Angeles, four men
Tara t,l,ed and at Los Animos, the entire popu-
,st;nr- nnn,bernc sbout forty men, women and
children Thew were scslped, and their bodies
PsncSo Ios Angeles il about forty miles this
side nj Laredo. Rancho los Animos Is about nail
wsv hetwaen santa Cssrtrudes and Browns
ville. The two ranchoskare about forty miles
apart.
Company L, fourth csSalry, stationed at lamp
trinidad in this county are in hot pursuit. They
are in two detachments, one under command Oh
can't I O. McCaferty and the other under Lieut..
Oliver Grosvenor They moved on Saturday last.
We expect to hear good account Oh them' as inc
command is in excellent condition.
We would not be at All surprised 70 near Una.
.hasa sstwo,hnndredIpdianw warriors" will turn out
70 he nothing more nor Ices than q large party OF
disguised MexicaRs FROM Mexico, VINO nave 1 oon9
~ force IN steaI cattle The presence OF United
c,a,aa troons in the rasge has checked cattle
stealing 10 aconsideraol extent al ieAss ~ iai 90
small parties are concerafa-
We will probably hear Further psruculars soOa.
In the meantme since fen. Candy has pracu-
cs,lv declared Texas i,itsry camp. we would re-.
spectfully suggest The py0priety Of more mounted
troops for the Mexican frontier, TO- protect tne
lives and interests of the people residing between
the Neuces and the Rio fiTaude.
late number Of the San Antonio Herald con-
'"' Ths anne sonsd Of redskins before spoke. Of
SsRna OF esery ,,odd horse they could find. i'm
| oIndinq two from Judge koonan. Certain parties
are disposed to think iiey were white men, bu
whoever they were tbes Toasted on young colts
arrews, and played the E,dian admirably.
| The Galveston Civilian says: 80 We learn thai
the account received at Corpus Christi of the mum
| Der of persons butcheItd by the Indians on The
| There were only five Billed. The murderers ant
robbers were Kiekapoqs. probably accompanied
1 by Mexicans, from the Mexcan SIDE OF tne hi'
| Grande.u
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TIE TEETH's SALvATIoN.-The interior bark OF
the soap tree Of Chill is admitted by botanlss to
possess cleansing and preservative qualities un-
shared by any other known substance. It's native
name, guilay, is from qtiQidn, to make clean:
This matchless antiseptic Is main constituent OF
the famous preparation for the teeth known a.
Sozodont, which has long since taken the lead Oh
every other article Of its class throughout tne
Western hemisphere. ltn
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GEsEHAL kiksr sMirH's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
AZ Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On ssrtsuber ISL 1853 KIRBY SMITH, With corps o.
sgtuts whose qualifications Of the highest order, VII
open at Newcastle, kensuesy,
a MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BoYH
located healthy blue region OF
sarv county -four niIee FROM the Louisv11e,
Frankfor and and the Louisville and Cincinnati
Rniross connected with each by good PIKE
And about two hours travel by rail from Louisville.
The Academy buildings owned BY himself, OF modem
instruction. admirably adapted Tor school purposes ana tn
ated In he suburbs the The standard OF education
will aim thor0ughness IN branch 70 Dc deternns1
by Impartial searching examinations The discipline VII
De strictly military, requiring puncusty and presptness
the performance of every duty The deparsmens
will Be conducted with and beraty SO Is 10 secure ns
health comfort contentment of the scholars ms scn9
nstc divided into terms OF twenty weeks esc
the FIRST commencing September 18TH The charges Ion
everything excepting uniform, books and medical atyen
snce will three hundred and seventy nve cellars IN u o
currey the entire session Of forty weeks payable IN tw
equal ct the beginning OF each term o. me
session deduction from these charges will 20 made foI
sbserce during the except II protsctec sickness OF
honorable discharge and then tuition Ice OF ~ pen
current term will be required ~.
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms boeSs
and ptationey Louisville pces As the number Of pup
il limited those wishing 70 secure places IN tue insurance.
should apply In thus making his permanent resi
icnce Kentucky and dsvoting himself TO the education O.
II youth the Principal hopes TO have the eoopes1on OF M
friends in this Common wealth .....-,
Students win leave the cars Of Emnencs the Louisville
and Fankfo Railroad whence smnbuscs viii convey them
to Nsvcsstls. "a n .
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BUY the only sewing machine 1T for family use,
the Grover & Baker. Warranted for I'VE years.
Ouilter, braider and hemmer given with each ma
chine Of le2 Canal street.
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OFFICIAL.
Honorable tn. Common Council of til. City of New

70 the Honorable the Common Council of the City OF New
Orleans: = - - - -
The undersigned property holders residents Of the fol
Stng streets namely: Both sdes Pamyrs street from
lves TO Broad both sides OF Rochebsye street. from
6mmon street. Who represent the number Of fee.
sein tier mentioned do most respectfully inform vow
toporp boss in most ceporaoie condition for
cant OF sidewalks having means Of communcation wit
&c business part Of the city weather. Ard in many
a neeessaries Of lite with money our pockets unable to
zach either groceries markets for want pas-sbs streets
otter ct day being center and the des
seeking With NH and mud Itisimpotsbe for drain
~ become soid therefore, petitioners pray that your
Honorable dy win canse plank siae~ aks
sguAtous and unSer sup.rvsn Of the CITY snrveyor
Gentlemen We commend our petition to your most favorable
Ind easiy eon,GsrAiion We are respectfully yours.
! Pster @ conway. SO feet.
Wn, Gordon % feet.
= y. j. DaCotta, % feet.
Z p Frank Klevarn Il feet.
y John Hartwig q feet.
X Ch rles Morrison, 81 feet.
3 Vim o'BrieD, 81 feet
z Jean Nareartigne q feet.
: Edward Dunn. q feet.
e.. Brsbos as feet.
5 Mclean, BY George " Miller; 81 feet
S Mrs Mary Scanlon, 30 feet
X NJ Better, 29 feet.
= JAG. Stall. IS feet
n. DAILY. rs feet.
/ homes isnGs . paga y fss;;. ii' rect
4 Names on Rocheblave street:
NIs John Gauche, n. Dietrich, attorney, 81 feet.
Names on Miro street:
r ). Dacosta los feet
Pierre Simon de .hsysl, IS feet.
J John Fisher, 81 feet.
Jacob FsEunllo. 20 feet
2. Meunier, $50 feet.
! e Levey, les fset.
John Bowman l0e feet.
\ A. Il lnunan, 400 eet.
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KKrKRENc.s.

EXPERIENCES.
Esv pr Lescoek New Orleans, La Prof. q II. Dixon
ubarlsston Il O.: Hon. Trasimond Landry, Louisiana
Hon judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. 7. 4. Osldwsl
Tranavivsnis University.
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Dash DIVIDENDS DECLARED TO srocKHoLDERs
In Capital Stock Depsrtnsnt..... TEN PER GENT.
Il. Premium Department FIFTEEN PER GENT.
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oUIsIANA STATE sE&INAHz,
HEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Pounded and Supported By ths State Of Louidsns.

M rsx. Session begins September tn. 1888 and closes
TscrrYY-ccnsss Of fsIl corps ofs Instructors II a.
Of Lterature and Science usually rght In the oeH
Colleges and Uriverstes -
CouRsE OF STupY-Embrscss Preparatory snd an AcsS
.rntc Depsrtmsnt including Literary, Scientific and Op
tionsl Course Special School Of Civil Eng'nseng ana
OxsFer ali expensss except clothing. SH0; 500 pay
ne hi advance balance seua payments January Lss sas
CADETS recsved at any time Daring the session, md charged
1'H $780, n. r. BOYD, suosnntsndsrt
ALBEIT LYONS SCHOOL FO8 bOHss
cEAFAwA. PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
Osv Orleans and Jvckssn Raizoad,
c,rrulsrs may be obtained On application 70 kobkh
PrrxIN, ESQ, Is sadls Camp srsst New Orleans
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pETITION.

II
A pHODOrsbe Ccnsei cOmmun de la vile de Ia SOuvee-
MeeursIes soussigne proprietaires residents dsus
srues suysnts savoir de eh@que cote de Ia rue Psyre
p Rgcsebaye oeDuis Commune jgsqaa Canal oeaqne
lie nornbre De pieds spes estionne
especueDsement honorable nous somnes
ayant de communication ayec Ia psrtie com
Vent nous est STRIVE ansi qu nos families sour pour
le DecessAie la de argent poche ne
mes spres journee impasaoes etnt
Il s az a. p les dsshes aSn de- les eadar Sa
done peannares prea voe honorable corps de sire
coDormemeni reges ct ordonnsnces exsan ct sous la
Meenrs sous TscOnmandons notre petition voe favO-
rabe consideration Nous sommes respcctueusement etc,
Mons sur Ia rus Palmyre
Peter g. conway. So pieds.
Wrn- SorSon, - peNsi
Frank KelhvArn. q pieds
John hartwig. ~ peds
Vim o Brsn. 81 peds
Jean Ssre Hrtigaes q pieis.
Edousrd Dunn. IS pisds.
MeIeaS Sop per &c Geo W. ". MILLER 81 pieds
Mnle John . uche Dietrich avoeat coo pieds.
Mne Mary scanlan, 80 pieds.
n Beisz p pieds
sso all Is siedsL
james Cnannehaa. lis pieds.
Total nom6re de bieos 1873.
Sur rue tiOchebAve:
Nine John Gauche n. Dietrich avocat, 97l pieds.
1otsl, ga pieds
Miro
Peter Conway. log pieds.
r. j. Da Costa los peds
Pierre Siu.n de hawai- s. pieas.
Andrews Smith, % peds.
John FISCHER 81 peds.
T. Falzunlo, so pisds-
james KENNY. % yieds.
Meunitr. 800 pieces
2 Levy. l65 pieds
John Bowman l0S peds
Victor Pessou 81 pleas.
Total ll2l pieds
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Commercial lic5nteIIigenre.
OsEscxx,bsFIcs,N No. "a OAxr srnzn.
Thnk DIV Evening. Feb. as. 1858. J
Iron The Corfu. CHRISTI Advertiser Of Fsb. g.

Thu day Evesing. Feb. as. 1867
CorroS--we have st3i to report partial sns-
pension of operations b the leading staple. In
Seen of even more dbcouraging character than
heretofore, while the views of factors and BUYERS
continued as wide apait as ever. Offerings OF all
grades were very light throughout and the de-
mand was at no time much better than nominal.
In fact the total sales amounted to only 700 bales,
and the market closed fat az the following nomi-
nal quotations. viz: Ordinary ESQ good or
binary 2et@-c.; low midding 27@-c., and
middling 27i@-c.
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ma Ks. O. HI. CALDWELL
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
OF
n Thorough English Edueatfons Aocefh
Languages and Music,
Vocal and Instrumsnsal
DRAWING,
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAIrURr
strangerS Hotei,
- ,.a r,s.~s-.- a.-.ss New
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4 OUIsIANA STATE
INITIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE: COR CARoNDELEr AND COMMON SIS.
FIRE.. MARIN
RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
z. GAEUCHEAU, President.