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COyERLIDs.-A new supply just re-
-ceived 81 b. Lowenstein & Bros.
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JOE LOCKE has the latest. Give him
q call ST 1864 Main street.
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTEs WANTED at
City Bank, corner Jefferson aud Front
streets. The highest market price paid
for Georgia South Carolina, North Gar
DINA and Virginia bank notes.
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READY made shirts Of ali qualities and
sizes, always on hand, by Virgins d
Thorn, 2SS Main street.
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GARDEN and Flower seed just re-
ceived at Goodyear & Fab Drug store,
2SI Main street. !
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If you want something good 10 read,
Locke's is the place, 1861 Main street. I
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If O want go6d old Megibben whisky
% 10 Meeibbeb & Bro, 2Sl Main ct. I
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BUCK kALVE.--A fresh
supply Of tbs ju=tiy celeb raIv d
article for the cUre of Piles, re-
ceEVea and for sale by
Il. W. JONE 81 Co.
Wholesale Druggists,
2AT Main street.
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If you want good old Megibben whisky
go to Megibben & Bro, PSI Main OF,
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DR.. JONES ls o praeiiciRg at the Pea
body Hotel, Memphis, TenR.s where he
will remain until March 1st. Dr.
JONES will practice at the Louisville
Hotel, Louisville, Ky from the I'd 10
She l6ih Of March,
All letters must contain three red stamps.
persons who cannot visit DIR. Jones can send
FOR ire tment by mail or express
Or. Jones in the future can ne consulted az
his summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
the summer months.
Dr, Jones makes q speciality of the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lungs. Read his other adVeruse-
meat in this Paperc laA
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CovERLIDs. "a supply of eoverlids
just received st B. Lowenstein & Bros. /
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mississippi Valley Navigation
Co. of the South and West.

This Company, authorized by charter from
the state Of Louisiana, is now thoroughly oh-
gantzed and in working order.
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Honest men are easily bound, but you can
never bind a knaVe.
Plantation BibteIs cures Dyspepsia.
Keep no more cats in the house than will catch
mice.
Plantation Bitters cures Fever and Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs them.
Plantation Bitters cures Liver Complaint and
Nervous Headache.
There is q d e that wears and makes no noise.
Plantation Ritters cures the effects of Dlssipa-
ton aud Late Hours.
Better have one pillow going than two cradles
Plantation Bitters are an antfdote 70 Chapae OF
Water and Diet,
Fco's and obstinate people make lawyers rich.
Y'ROrafe.
A kind vile makes a faithful husband.
MAGNOLIA WATER.@5uperior to the best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED at
City Bank, corne Jefferson and Front
streets. The highest market price paid
for Georgia, South Carolina, North Car
DINA and Virginia bank notes.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY NAVIGATION CO.
or TIE
SOUTH AND WEST.

E1OoKs ara now open at the once OF n.
ID 5. OTIS, No. As Madison street' ior SUI
scriptiop Of stock in the
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
nrica.
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THE COURTS.

EVERYBODY goes to Locke's. 1881 Main
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Senate.
NASHVILLE, February a, 1869.
The Senate met at 9 AM, Speaker
Senter In the Chair, and twenty men,
bRFa DreseDf.
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VARIETIES EAr

WHITE------..---Stage Manager
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N AND BANINKo
DIR TO 8

&~Kxehange ON an parts OF h United
states and Europe bsughf and Sold is2s
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j. GALLAonEE. Re. seerelaIy.
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Ghs @er Srlssns G..s.sni.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 2. 1867
,4fw 0rleans 8taI Gstate Market
CREscEBr OFFICE, "a Camp Street. !
Esv Orleans, March ., lSss

Esv Orleans. March q lSss
The perusal OF stories in which was recounted
the way rapid fortunes were made in New York
and other great Northern cities, by successful
speculations In real estate, has doubtless inter
ested and amused many of our readers; but We
are fam to believe that few-very few-of them
ever thought that the same thing was being
enacted here at home, almost under their own
eyes, and that they had lost opportunities by
neglect which. il they had been seized, might
have resulted as fortunate for them as any Of
which they read.
II does not require that we should be very old
citizen of New Orleans to remember when lots on
jackson street-end in fact, in all thai neighbOr-
hood-could be bought for few hundreds OF dol
lars. And any citizen Of twenty-five years resi-
dence can well recall the fact that in the now pop
ulous quarter, bounded by Drysdes, Benton
streets, Triton Walk and Jackson street. proper
ties which now worth thousands could have
been purchased for almost q song. We know Of
several peTsons-cleIks en- small salaries Ia those
dsys-whO, out OF their savings, bought lots 10
those localities just to be doing something with
their money" and who now count those purchases
the foundation Of all their success in life.
Men, who are to day ranked among the leading
capitalists Of the city, made their first start in this
way and If we wished to particularize, we could
easily show that some of the real estate magnates
have been more successful in making money out
of the rapid advance in the value of properties
bought by them years ago, at a venture, than In
anything they have since done. 1t is beyond =
doubt that these people exercised good judg.
ment IN selecting the particular localities Of
their purchases but, we believe that there
is as much room for the enlightened and
judicious exercise of enterprise to-day a.
there was quarter of century ago.
The tides of population in large cities are not
governed by the same immutable laws as those of
the ocean. On the contrary they often take
strange freaks, and without apparent cause make
changes which astonish every one. Localities,
which to-day seem TO be the most popular for in.
vestment, tomorrow may fall into discredit, and
people might become as anxious next week TO in
vest in properties In the Third District IS they
now are for those in the Fourth. We do not wish
10 be understood as stating that this will be the
fact, but it is not impossible by any means 1t is
q subject upon which we hope our young men
will ponder, and instead of throwing away the few
dollars which they can spare from their earnings
invest them TO the best OF their judgment in lot.
even If raid lot, Ike the majority Of those in the
rear of the city, be blessed with extraordinary
water privileges" At the real estate sales which
take place every week at the st Charles Auction
Exchange, they will have fIequentopportunities
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demand is not yet realized, few doing more than
purchasing in small way to sort up with. This
disposition to wait and watch the market is also
being increased here by our largely accommodating
stock-looking doubly large when so closely fol-
lowing the small total Of last summer. The effect
on consumption, both here and abroad, Of this
feeling Of uncertainty as to the future Of cotton
iii long continued) cannot be doubtful. Were
there, however, in the Liverpool market renewal
Of the excitement in cotton this feeling would be
likely to change, but II we are to have continued
dull reports by cable, with small sales, the infu.
ence must be very unfavorable. For active bust
mercial Bulletin, Feb. 81.
KING COrTos.-The Washington Express says:
Three million bales of cetton this year, il the
season be favorable, yielding at present prices.
over 400 900 000 will be the contribution Of the
cotton States to the material wealth of the Union
Here is prize worth contendng for by the great
commercial cities; and New York, from present
Indications will secure so large q share as to make
up for the dullness of the last Freights 10
Europe will rule high, as matter of course, aud
we're it not for the insane policy of Congress, ship
building would Immediately revive. Our great
mercantile marine, before the war, was mainly
built up by the cotton trade. II can be rebuilt
and enlarged now by judicious legislation.
LIGHT BALES OF CoTTON-THE CROP SHORTER
THAN IT SEENs.-A writer In the Macon Journal
says: cit is little remarkable that cotton mem
have made no allusion through the press to the
undeniable fact that the bales of cotton OF the
lighter than were those of 1868. This Is verified
by the observation and the reports that come from
the large and small markets of this country. It'll
estimated the difference will average thirty pounds
per bale, which. on an estimated crop of 100000
bales, make difference of 1900 900 pounds,
$50 900 bales of 500 pounds each-thereby reduc
ing the crop to 2,350,C00 bales an item well
worthy Of note by manufacturers and dealers in
the staple generally. The main reason with the
planters for packing light bales this season is quite
obvious. At the high ruling price OF cotton, the
bagging and rope, or ties, pay about two dollars
per bale profit, that being the estimated average
difference between the cost and the price obtained
for these articles, when sold on or IS part Of the
cotton, by the planter.
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Beiew Oos.inr Up.

Steamship United States, Norton, from New York
10th ult., to Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-
Steamship Yozoo. Holmes. from Philadelphia 10th
ult. via Havana, to VIM Creevy-
Steamship Bavaria Bsrends, from Hamburg LIST
ult. via Havre and Havana to Williams, Ru-
peril Gee
Steamship CoDcordis, Sears, from Boston 18th
ult., 10 VIM Creevy-
Steamship Liberty, Reed. from Baltimore 18th
ult. via Havana, to Witherspoon, Halsey eco
Ship Artisan. Smith, 10 days from Boston, TO G w
Hynson &co-
Ship Assam Valley. Roberts. from Liverpool Dec.
18th. 10 Msury &co-
Bark Columbia, Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast.
to Mummy, LuliDg &co--
Schr + Sampson
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET FOR THE MONTH OF FEB.
INDIA BAGGNG-The market opened at 23c
Sales during the month $50 bales at 23@239c. Held
at FAC.
HEMP AND FLAX BAGGING-No demand. Held
at 22c for heavy.
GUYNY BAas-sales from first hands 800 bales
on PIT. Held at ls3c.
RoPE-No demand. Market nominal.
PoBK-MArket opened at $50 so for mess, and
Influenced by sdvces from the West, advanced
rapidly, and sold as high as t35 so on the 9Th
From that date the decline was rapid and sales
were made at $3l 70 onrthe oath, since when the
market improved rapidly, owing to a strong spec
ulstive feeling, and closes very firm ut S33 50G34,
with little Offering at these figures.
LARD-Market opened at 203c. for tierces and
223c. for kegs, and sales were made in the early
part Of the month as high as 2lc for tierces; but
owing to advices of q decline in New York and
the West. and very little demand for export, our
market gave way rapidly and closes quiet at l93c.
for choice in tierces, 2l3c. for kegs.
BACoN-Msrket opened at 1870. for shoulders,
1slc. for clear ribbed. lslc. for clear sides, and
continued firm at above figures until the middle Of
the month, when holders showed disposition 10
realize, and prices gave way rapidly, and sales
were made on the oath at l7c. for clear sides and
lac for shoulders. Since when. owing to a spec.
ulative demand, prices advanced and the last sales
were at 15c. for shoulders l73c. for clear ribbed,
lsc. for clear sides. Held 10. higher.
HANs-sman demand. Held at 200203o. for
choice brands S. G. canvased.
CoFFSE-Direct imports from Rio this month
ii .90l bags. Sales from first hands 16, 1874 bags.
Demand very good during the month, aud sales
made at an advance Of l@llc. U h. We quote
the market very firm at ls@ls4c. for prime, 10
l73c. for good. Ice. for fair-gold duty paid.
SALT-The demand has been fair this month.
Cargo sales 81 65@l IS. Receipts 1854 sacks.
Consumption 27,273 sacks. No csrgoes offering.
Owing TO considerable shipments known to be on
the way. the market is rather dull.
CoNsUMPTIoN.-Our own dry goods trade, as the
season advances fails TO show the activity antici
pated, while the European advices this week, both
by mail and cable indicate an unsatisfactory con-
diton Of trade in the manufacturing districts Of
England. The reason for the want Of activity may
be found in the prevailing belief that during the
summer If not before, the raw material will be
lower. No one feels willing, therefore, to lay in
large lines of goods at the advanced quotations.
The came feeling is influencing our own dry goods
market. Though buyers are present In conside.
rsble Plumbers, the anticipated extensive spring
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APPROVED By THE PARIS tCADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du UuissOn's IOdide of Iron and Man.
ganesa Pills. !

The treatment Of chlorote scrouOus Elections sWAys
and tedious with the usual prepsrat Of iron which
uneQuently fail owing 70 the stomach not being able
support them. Tie researches of Prof1sO Harmon, OF
Brussels ensoul aud FetreQuin OF Lyls; BerIeius
Trcuseau of Paris have demonstrated Ii this smensb
failure owing TO the absence of Msngate which, vel
Iron, lie essential element Of the blSd These Pulls
therefore, supply important deficiency Therapeutics
have consequently received the apprOba OF the academy
edioine and the Erincipal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of success agan Ch0rOss 9eer
SickRess Stomach Complaints Poverty Blood aud IL
ksnstruaton. and preferable ~ pills Of iodids
OF iron alone IN all Aneatc scrofseus IL chDoefous anc
Iona
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TIE TEErH's SALvATIoE.-The interior bark of
the soap tree of Chill is admitted by botsnists to
possess cleansing and preservstive qualities I'M
shared by any other known substance. Its native
name, outlay, is from qliilidn, to make clean.
This matchless antiseptc is a main constituent Of
the famous preparation for the teeth known as
Sozodont, which has long since taken the lead Of
every other article Of its class throughout the
Western hemisphere.
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New York prices for the celebrated Grover
Baker sewing machines, and no charge for freight.
Machine warranted for five years. Only machine
at for families. ls2 Canal street.
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pOPEs CURE FOR COUGHs. COLDS

IN all Diseases Of the Throat and Lungt requiring the
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy, this pro-
paraton be used by persons Of all ages from "ths In
FAINT mewing and pukng in Its nurses arms" 70 where the
sixth shifts into the lean and sppere pantaosn With
much prospect Of relief as from any formula phamsoop
PoPEs CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for years With increasing put In bot
tlss at 7bc each. Tryh. JOHE H. POPE.
Druggist, corner jackson and f'rytanis streets
Sold also BY JOHN DEBEENEvILLE Druggist, corner
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Digestive Elixir Of 1sp.ins.
GRIMAULT CO., CHEMIs3S, PARIS

PEPSNE, the latest scientific discovers Of Dr. COrVisaIt
hysicisn his majesty the Emperor Of French IL thu
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the osesv principle purified
which digests food In the stomach When ~
other the supply Of digestive fluid the inevitable
consequences bad Digestion gastrts stragis infam
nation Of the coats Of the stomach tnd bowels heart
burn pitue anRmla, loss Of strength kld Gin females
ehiorosis The Elixir Of Pepsine which nctOned by the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy VI Ned be speedily
AZ such diseases and prevents vomiting prsgn-pcT
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Y A RENAIssAECE EsOUIsl AsAIaB.
EEN ORLEANS. FRENCH wEEKLYbPA PAGn2
DsvOted 90 Southern Intsrsssss
seven Years Of ExisteDce0

u,ost sommsadshs pubcsi.sa fof n4nnss and csunn,
people who practice he elegant French review
POLITICAL weaH the situation e
e country the New Orleans American p the interesting
facts o. Louisiana the Agcu and conercts affairs
.he community the market price current soees
the literary and scientific productions OF thf day and gives
great varsity OF useful scts instructive ems humoristis
arscdstes. and all that compesss nrst clst pspsr.
SUBSCRIPTION: % PER ArfUM
Ths ). pages Of La kENAISsANOB 4rs edited q .
eolumnA the ady4rtisernents sspcuousy dis
played with reading matter In each tAAt aks TIE
journal one OF tbs best advertising medunH the South
Job Printing In ali languages u Chh srsst, esrna
rxzchanss lnsy, Fsv oIisans
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Keep Hogan, SO Tchoupitoulss street and So
New Levee, keep on hand q large and extensive
stock of hardware and cutlery, Jas. b. Hall q
Co. Nsyeeyille, KY, plows, sugar and cotton
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MEDICAL.
DR. j. LYMAN KENNEDv.'
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
formerly Of Philadelphia

hhDIUAL And bIRGIUAL INSTITUTE,
avs Canal, Entrance Rampant Street.
Fer the treatment Of Chronic Diseases q he Throat Lung
Liver aud Kidneys, Bronchitis, OatArh FHnctiOna De-
engagements, Affections, Neuralgia. spinal Irrita
t0ns All diseases incidental to ftn.see n the dawn Of
womanhood the Of maternity @haBgs ~ s Pumo
Consumption Diseases of the Hart Eve, Ear Blood
and ekin the Womb. Uterus and its Appeudsges, scient
sly treated Thirteen years Of professional life having
been devoted exclusively to the treatmfnt OF the above
named diEeafe feel that promise Jeedy and
diseases Ofen not Understood Or has tesi
and autograph letters from o.! the distin
guhed ladies and gentlemen in this county many Of whom
Knownin the wor OF leers bearing testimony to his
skill Dr. K has collected the principal discoveries with
which modern chemistry has enrche the field Of hateria
hedica be has Investigated faithfully thu efscts OF various
substances and the vide fields Of remedies
before used several Of viii have proved 20 have qualities Of
great remedial power Persons At distase consult
BY letter. LYMAN KENkHDf. NJ ID,
2.5CRnRl street. entrance on Rampant street
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Cattle Mark ct.
C1rr on JrrrrRsor. x.rch .. lssQ

CITY or JEFFERSON HGch 2, 1907
Arrived yesterdsy-566 Texas Beeves, IS
Calves and Yearlngs. Sold-5l6 Texas Beeves,
81 Calves and Yesrlings, Ito Hogs, 8 Mich Cows
Stock on sale--l265 Texas Beeves, 1884 Calves
and Yearlings, SIS Hogs, 426 Sheep, 65 Mich
Cows, We ouote
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, for New York via Ia.
vana, G Fosdick &co
Steamship Tabasco Mex, Psre,, for Vera Cruz
and Tabssco, Avendano Bros
Bark Arctusa (Sp), Casso, for Barcelona.
PUG Bros
Bark Rosa (Sp), Roig, for Barcelons, PUG Bros
Bark Ada Carter, Kinney, for Providence, RI,
Thorndike & Norton
schr b P Russell, Whitney, for New York,
G A Fosdick Zoo
schr Etns, Goodspeed, for Ruatan, in ballast,
Grande
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Asthma. Oppression. NJ .pn~s.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CArl ABls INDIcA.
PREPARED sr eHIrAuLr Co., On susrs, PARIS.

Recent experiments IN France En- gland yd Germany have
proved that these Cigarettes remedy for the
shove distressing affections especially sn ssiisdOanA
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Ol.EmAL THEATMENT on uitRnEIt
EREsCn MEDICINES
-PRKFARKD BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
IS RUE RIOHELIEU. PAAIa

No More COpAibR aad ClpbeBs
eEIEAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUaD EXTRACT OF
MATIOo VEGETABLES
Whsra medicines failed these prepersti
vii always effect These insure rGp Aad extraordinary
and chronic ~ private
they used In the hospitals Of Paris By e celebrated DR.
Hcord and found greatly superior to t hitherto known
remedies and UOpaba and Cubshs Tia injection
naSd Ia recent and capsules In more esrozicI assA
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syrup of Peruvian BARK and Iron.
-PKEPARED BY
aRIMAULT a Oh
uAsml... .o.4 H. Prince Ks DlsoA, Par.

Chemists tO~Q l. II. Prince Ne leon, PARA
Tah medicine ants, asreeahlj form, the actiyg
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best onics combined
with Iron, Of the principal kaea sf the Hood 1t
sCrbed by the most eminent physcane}of Paris
Choross 0reeu scknoes 30 facilitate - development
young females and hsath aud VI the system
In general Il rapidly she distres Va stomach
plants caused by anems and leucOrrhes (which ladies
subject resularses aud facist the dow Of the
cstameua, and n also excellent for paE Emphatic and
scrofuous children. Lastly exctes the ppste promotes
digestion and Il extremely beneficial 10 t persons Whose
blood been Impoverished BY Illness ctong and difficult
oonvaescence The ssocs Of this Syrup Ire At certain
and speedy
Depot General In New Orleans At
e. DUOoSIEB,
Sgtlhartres strea1
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Arrived Sunday.

:" Arrived Sunday.
Steamship Gov Marvin, Mckay, from Indianola,
to master-lst district -.
st. Mary, Bourne, from Galveston via
Indianola, to G A Whitney &co-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
Frances, Blakesly, from Mobile
Rose Franks, Dalferes, from Lockport
Commonwealth, Comfy, from st Louis
Agnes, Rolls, from Barataria
Westmoreland, Rusk, from Cincinnati
Robt Lee, Cannon. from Vicksburg
JIM Sharp, Aucoin, from Lockport
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse. from Bayou Sara
Ida, Bassett, from Lower Coast