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COMPLIMENTARY,

HQcD3 NHnSlL 8EEECA1
CHfGAao, Msy e, 1867, T.:
II >joh" ". 8lafsitn 8eq., Aana2rT:
pE4K SR: VIC, tho Eembe1s of the cou1pauJ
Of which 5cu fase been the head and t.un: dar,ra
grateful, kindly feeling vhkh erefui cclsi.cF1-
ttou tcE othess HNu -deszssd generosity, tho-ou2h
eIe1eneJ, End perfect }u53ce and fairness cz2ire
And ~1shtnE 10 tendEr to ynu sot1e detntte exlte-
9ion Of that feeltcz haze each and a1l Eourfeesed
cur respective services toward complimentary
benent 70 yourself, At sRth time ~ yuG s3al he
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QEn4 o. lie coming NEck
The Turner Hal programmes to-day ase as fol-
lows:
2ssEtatss. elaesn 4. sasrs
EEseE"I3 ai;ssiass. sSI.5!
ss essatals1 f I'sss;. Il ;Ss sgs s;lR,
%:SESse.i5!S:Ss:
Gr.na rospoas9i- II iia,a
Sosetn ~. asM Slssdones>-. .-......'...:;knt
-Ant< Hermann
| Al the Opera House. the week vii be pretty gec-
orally set apart tor benefits Ga Monday
evening. Miss May Howard takes her bene-
\ IT, for Eh1cn 'I1ton'' will be given en-
| tre. On Tuesday evening, VI. McNauus has
bis beuent and sivcs the tl1t act Of "1xtop. -
and the nrst set Of the " F1eid Of the closa q
1 Gold" On Wednesday evening, " "1xton. - fnf no
body benefit On IhulsdAy eEenins, Nj. James
| G. Br1pctt has his benefit, giving the Field Ct
| the Cloth of Gold" entire and the second act q
| "I1ion." On Friday evening, Nj. F1sse has Z
! BENEFIT Ewing "lNGn" and tho h7rtesque q
aRIeh.,d nj. On uusebsek." On SATURDAY,
"l1on x,u ue given fn- the lakt time and viii b
followed On the following Monday b. conbi1a
ton Ct b1.iesuue xnI pantouizse called @1nt
Forty 1nieseA"
Thai excellent and Legitimate actor, 4sza
srtth, eommcnces a short season II NeSfefefa
on Monday evening. appearing IN the 1olo*1ni
plays: Nonday, School foz Scandal; TUESDAY
/ s.sne s,oors to Conquer" "Wednesday, "Tas
6tysls:" Thursday, " London AH1soct-"
..Foul Plas' tiu be revived u A2tns Deazbor1
Thestst Oh Hoaday evening md plaJe<
m she week, Exrcpt On saturda!
With The following splendid cast: Robert Ft1fa9d
Nj. AIKEN; Cu Easalax, NJ. keller; Arns
Fareaer, Mckee Rankin; Sir Exurd fesa<ase'
| Mr. radSest; N1AoA Foefe@f III. Browne; 70
t Nyh<, NJ. Wilson: Rext4aA, HAITI lMdea: Hfs''
Re{atstea. Mn, Allen; Mag Raa&, Ars- ssooaa1
! On Saturday 1t &ha f,zt1neet "1he Dgnn81fo; o
| tne FAuen saved. " xm be given. Aaa Ia the even
| NJ, fox the es1t time In AmeacA. tao tast q
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8StN
e;ooc ts,te has - much to Do WITH the elegant
csrn,,nrr ct nouse - money, the mere expeodtA
ture Of which of.ea zesu1u n eo1eeo1s display Of
e1peoxlrp material thrown toGeshe1 In the most
tneors,pe1s manner: real tASts dictates aolidtJ,
With graceful e5ect Of harmonious drapesy, the
ynoae cas8:ned hy tho Artistic tsochee of m ao-
cussusaed hspd- Cropped IN u oaA ot on naasas+
Furnishing hoGsess yastes,iay, Ana Wss shown b5
he e@a:,tI33.} 3tte.dsat r72aH { 1e1 xJtes
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II A. 5
Vegetable SiiciIian Hair Remover

r
Every Yeos 2a,cre0 ses the popas.
IGrity Of this a;aJHIJJe Hair Prep.
0r0tiOs!, acistcA IS (Jafe to merit
atone. We can assure OaG7' Old
patrons that 6t IS EoDt faSlty Sfp to
its faigh standard, and to HOs0
acl1O hare ?leCe3' GsScI Gt aCe can
confidently san, that it is ire onIy
reliable and perfected prepord-
ton to restore GRAY GB FADED
BEAEEg to its yOotit5;tE color, 2ianIs-
ing 1T soft, 1HStrOaiS, ard sjClcen.
the scalp. by its Hse, becomes
sUI,jte and cieaH; it Te5ieOUcs all
eYitptiOns ami tlandrssJf, and By
its tonic properties s21reCents the
NIdteS and 2lcaTishss the hair
glands. By ats use TIE hair gr0aCs
thicker and stronger. F1t 0atdaesS
1T restores the capillary glands
to their normal Uig0a', and sGiE3
create ~ 3seaO G:'OlCfb cGcept en-
esctre1,se Oil age. IL is the most
economical EsAaEs DRESSING
ever Hsed, as it requires TeaUer
applications. and giUes TIE hatp
t!stst s7'tesaettd glossy dp2,esss'anee
SD mitch 0daasred 6y al. Il. "A,
Hayes, 1E. D.. State AssGyer Of
Mass, says, SHE constituents ef'e
pure and csTa'cfisGfy selected for
ecceJJe1at QuGJitaj. and I consider
1T the BEST E'EsEE9AEEA TEON for
ITS intended purposes. nc pab-
Dish q treatise 0.1 the HGir, sshieh
are Seltcj free by mail upon appta.
cation. aCIsicb contains cOfla1I,ef,.
ddtOry notices from cIePgyReIs,
71tysici0s.s, the press, and others.
TFe hare made the study Of the
NoiI. and ats diseases u Speciatty
for gears, and icnosU that are make
tie most ef1ectiUe preparation for
the restoration and The 3,reserco-
tjO,s of the hair, eSct62st. ard 50
Acknowledged 5y the best TEA dis
cal and Chemical Authority
Sod By all Druggists and Dealers in Medictas
COOK, cOBURN G. CO.
Genl Agents for Northwestern States.
~ DEARB0RE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.,
30 ..4 5l1y
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For club Of Sixty, and 5000,

of the following articles: Revolver shotgun
springfield rifle, IL yards sheetng, pair honegcomb
quilts, cylinder watch, yards double width water
proof cloakng, ladys double wool shawl, lancaster
qnit, alpaca dress pattern, engraved siyerplated
six-bottled revolving castor, set of ivoryhandled
knives with silverplaed forks pair of allwool blank
cts, pair Of alhambra quilts 80 yards print,
National Pictorial Dictionary 600 engravings, 500
pages) 80 yards doeskin for suit, &C.
For club Of One Hundred, and $1,000
Double barrel shot gun, rifle cane, Sharps rife So
yards sheetiug fancy casGimers coat, pants and
fancy plaid wool long shawl p yards hemp carpctng
splendid violin and bow, splendid alpaca dress pat
tern, silver hnnting-cased watch, single barrel shot
gun, Sharp's Revolver pair fine damask table
covers, with dozen dinner napkins to match "
cesters illustrated unabridged dictionary $500 pages)
~ For additional list o. commissions see circular.
l,rr,is fnrnsf I'll ,nc1rtinr
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PLEASANT PARAGRAPHS.

4 backward spring is produced by pre-
sentine a red hot poker to mans nose.
Rebecca Smith, aged lO3, died in the
Marion lind poorhouse last week.
When do literary ladies change color .?
When they are SO deeply read that they
become blue.
New employment.-Goo fighters re-
ceive from twenty to forty dollars per
day, at White Pine, Nevada, for guard
ing mining claims against interlopers,
Common laborers receive only five
dollars day.
A Southern paper is opposed to The
education Of women as Surgeons. It
says that, suppose one were put under
the influence of chloroform by such a
doctor, what is to prevent the woman
from kissing you.
\ young artisan once called on a
shrewd old gentlemen and announced to
him that he thought he had received a
call from the Lord to become preacher
Aud do people seem to have call to
hear you my friend p
A traveller dinea at the Paris cafe pro-
posed to pay his bill. How much do |
owe YOU % he asked of the waiter
chocolate Is sous; bread FIVE 81 butter
tour. 25 no cigars ?'' mo cigars ''No
cigars, seven, 50; one franc, twelve sous
monsieur.
An actress connected with one Of the
theatres. a great favorite, was comph-
me1ted upon the blacknesS of her hair
''Why It's dyed she replied with aim
able frankness of the true artist. Dyed I
replied the other speaker, why fayorite
rs You are, you are not five and twenty -
No said the lady, but whom the gods
love dye young -
A correspondent asks the Philadelphia
Press. "What Is The browning glory of
Andy Johnson's official career p and
answers, In getting hadd out of the
Dig fortugas. y
The latest fashions for gentlemen a
evening dress at Paris Is blue coats with
Gilt buttons, and white satin waistcoats
and cravatS.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says that the
Florida planters will plant more cotton
and corn this year than ever before
The orange, peach, cherry and plum tree
are in fall bloom. and promise a bounti-
full yield of fruit.
Office holders in New Orleans are in
CONSERVATION at an order from the com
handing officer that the act of Congress
removing from Office all unable to take
the iron clad oath will be put into execu-
ton.
Lydia, relict of the Rev. DR.. Lyman
seecher, and motherpf the Rev. MessrS
Henry Ward Beecher, Charles Beecher,
and Edward Beecher, died in Brooklyn
on the 18th, aged so.
Mrs. Jeremiah Ladd, the oldest person
in the State of Connections. died on
Wednesday, the 10th inst at her resi-
denoe in East Lynn, aged one hundred
and eight years and nine months. Her
health has been good till within a few
days She died of pneumonia.
The following are the names of the
officers just elected in n. II. They are
ali Republicans:
Governor, Onsiow Staarns; Railroad
Commissioners, Samuel D. Quarles
Congress. l. Jacob HI. Ella Congress. Il
Aaron F. Stevens; Congress, III. jacob
Benten,
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E5ga 8eTyy So Potato

EsSa NV SO ESotSaTo
HNE ID. EARLY ROSE sent s-s~~- -s-A=~--
~ by maiI, post paid, ST. 4 lbs 9 q
EARLY ROSE, sent by mail post
paid, 50 90. Best Spring Wheat
in the world the earliest and
most productive Corn: wonderful
yielding 0ats-whitc and black
weighing as pounds to the
bushel; Spring Barley Grass Seeds; Fowls: Eggs
Hogs the great Feed Cutter Send for the E,perimen-
tai Farm Journal-moa raluaJle Magazine issued IN
this coaatly-onlo $3.50 per year. Subscribe if you
want to make your Farm pay Address
GEO A DETTZ pa
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important Sewing Machine Statistics

The following interesting statistics gather from
returns, made by the several manufacturers of Sewing
machines throughout the United States. The figures
which present show at glance the wonderful
growth and great Importance of this branch of Amer
lean manufactures. it will be observed that ono
pany alone has produced and sold within the year
fortytlree thousand machines. 1t is somewhat
markabe that during the recent stagnation in trade
this business has been but slightly if at all affected
But below are the figures.
Sewing Machines manufactured and sold, as per
quarterly returns for the year ending June 10TH 1857
mn ~ IrTTT
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Terms TO Agents.
We send as commission to agents:
For club of Thirty. and Sc IN.

OF the following articles musket, shotgun or
Austrian rife, 20 yards cotton, ladys fancy square
wool shawl, lancaster quilt, accordeon set of steel
bladed knives and forks violin and bow fancy dress
pattern, pair ladies' extra quality cloth booth,
dozen large size linen towels, ahambra quilt honey
comb quilt cottage clock white wool blanket Is yards
best quality print, IL yards delane, dozen linen
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DEAFNESS
Good References Given.

Noise IN the Head, DischarEe Efromthe ear Catarrh
Fits Asthma & Rheumatism Neaura ia al removes
ffanc
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EVERY FARMER,

gardner and fruit grower is invited send for "Bett
Improved Fruit Tree and Vine Insect DESTROYER and
lnvigorator," improved and patented June ID 1868,
after eight years experience with the old nvigor,tor
Having purchased all the right title and interest in
this Patent and Patented Composition for the whole
United States, am now prepared to furnish samples
to test, with view of selling State County and
individual Rights" as persons having use
for this Invaluable preparation satisfied that it
VIII do what claim.
When applied the preparation penetrates every
pore, destroying the worm i'll the root. heart and
branch of the tree and by connecting with the miner
eral substance OF the eart destroys the cause and
prevents the creation of any destructive insect IT
will instantly destroy all pests that derive their nutr
ment from the sap Of Trees Vines and Vegetation and
successfully prevents them from comm ting ravages
on orchards crops. It VIII kill the Peach grub and
Borer and Prevents the Curculio from singing the
Plum. As fertilizer it has equal and viii not
iniure any Tree, inc Plant On application I Will
refer in Baltimore county, OF the highest agri-
cultural standing, who i'll testify to the benefits they
have deserved from its use.
Samples, with directions for using sent to any part
of the United States, receipt of 81 individual
Rights containing the Receipt" pre- paid by
return mail, receipt of 50.
reliable agent wanted III every comfy
Address, JAHEARN,
No Post Office Avenue Baltimore Md
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a Positive Remedy for all
kinds of HumorS,

FESHIS excellent medicinal compound was drSs
Il prepared by Dr.. J. W. POLAND, In 1s4i.
and was then employed With great success y
cxpeiling hunors from the blood; but In l8iS q
medical friend who quite celebrated as physt-
clan, especially i'll the treatment of humors. sug
gested some important improvements which were
adopted and which has made it $50 the people say>
the very best remedy for al. kinds of humors KNOWN
to the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely of vegesae
bles, among which Sarsaparilla, Yellow Doaks
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot.
When the originator lived In New HampshirA AZ
Go1stown Centre for the space of thirty or forty
miles around and In Manchester particularly tha
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which IL a.
fected Though manufactured In large quantities.
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas'
ers had to wait for more to be made. In that re-
gion, some very severe cases of Eryspeias ware
treated with, - and they were curedt Erysipelas
sores or carbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers.
were entirely remored wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So 1t was with Scrofaia ana
Salt-Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them
1t is free from any dangerous drugs, Is pleasant to
the taste safe get sure and effective In its action.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
and for sale By all Dealers in Medicine.
c.. DAMON & CO., Proprietorss
For sale by o. r. Bacon, and =. & }. Eolinson.
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s4a. Call on DR. TAsTOH- of Manitowoc Wis, whom
you can consult free, and he will give you candid
opinion when cure is or is not possible. 14.l3
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.1aar .adrertfsenseats.

a~-~e~~s~es>-~4>a~--.~s~
& s g 9 8 9 q g ssf s
To THE WORKING Class Il am BOW prepared TO
furnish all classes with constant employment their
homes the whole of the time for the spare moments
Business light and proinabe. Fifty cents s.
per evening is easily earned by persons of either SEX
and the boys and girls earn nearly az much as men
Great Inducements offered those who will devote
their whole time 10 the business and that every per-
son who this notice. may send me their address
and test the business for themselves make the fol-
lowing unparalleled offer To all who are not well
satisfied with the business, will send s. pay for
the trouble of writing Full particulars direc-
tons &C.. sent free Sample sent by mail for 10cts.
Address L, c. ALLEN, Augusta, Ne.
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ERRlNG YOUTH
VII! ind z sovereign balm in
DIDAY'S SPECIFIC PILLS
ri erv1ne Drops.
Price So per boz, or 8 for S..

Directions and advice printed in Trench, German,
Spanish, and English accompanies each package.
Ask for Didoy'S Specific IfiIS and Nc1riHe Drops
and take no other. Observe the name of LEONARD
EYERSHAM on the outside wrapper. All others are
worthless limitations.
Sold by the principal druggists viii be sent by
mall securely sealed nom observation, receipt Of
specific price by any advertised agent by the sole
proprietor LEONARD EFERSHAM,
3S-1y St Louis, Mo.
Wholesale agents for the Eastern New England
States Thompson, simms & Co, Boston, Mass.
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VEERE MAN WHO LAUGHS

For WINCH te Trench publishers paid the dlstln
ed Author 100000 francs.
This novel has been i'll the authors's workshop for
twenty years. the idea of having arisen in his mind
ontemporaneously with that of ''Les MiseTables NJ.
Hugo here tries his powers in field, that of
English history and English character OF which he
has been student and observer during his Jersey
exile.
advance.
Terms for clubs may be obtained of the Publishers
Specimen copies sent gratis upon application. 46im
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

the only sale reported to-day 10 so bbls. full
weight ct $50 rs. The market Is quoted at $50
asa Is fer roond lots. and s32 25032 10 by retail
Receipts ls2 bbls.; exports 20 bbls. - st--
BAooN-A fair retail trade has been done to-day
but no transactions are reported In vholessla
way. Ten Casks clear sides sold on P. T., ard
four casks shoulders ct lac. We now quote mar
ket at l3S@l4c. for shoulders, l7f0-for clear
RIB sides. and l7}c. for clear aides; 19020o. for
choice sugar cured hams, ls0ls2c. for ordinary do
and 17Ql 72c .lfor plain do Sales rs casks 22s
tierces and 80 boxes; exports tierces. - l.
LARD-The market 10 reported quiet but firm
fierce IL quoted at ls0lsc., keg 2o02lo. Re-
csipts sl7 kegs, All terces. - b. f1
Dry SALT hEATs-Are inactive, prices IN
changed. Eleven casks shoulders sold to-day at
$780,, six do. sides at l5c. We now quote shout
ders ct l3@l34c.. sides &c., n.
WHISKY. Il unclaimed IS barrels W; Il. sold
to-day az SIC. and rs do. do. at s5c. Receipts
ia barrels. {
FKuGHrs-The general Freight market IL with
ont improvement either as regards business or
rates. The tonnage In port still continues
largely In excess Of the demand, and vessels on
the berth can only obtain rates that do not meet
expenses, even when reduced to the most favora
bic footing. The early opening OF the Deal and
Timber season In the British provinces and at
Pensacola has. under the dull condition of bust
ness here, had q tendency of inducing several
vessels to leave our port in ballast for the above
points, while others, We learn, have accepted
charters TO load thence for the United Kingdom
rom The FORMER 81 aOs., ana the later 81 5os
~ load. We now quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton TO Liverpool direct 7l6d. /;
via Mobile 15-32d. 10 Hamburg 1ic. 70 Bremen
Hc.; to New York altc.; to Boston &c.; TO
Philadelphia &c. I; molasses to New York 81 SO;
sogst 70 nnn 10 Dossou - So. hoas :. Nv
York 81 for bbls. and tierces 81 so; corn to New
York l5c. y bushel.
By sail-Cottop to Liverpool Sled. for
filing up, and IL SD. for coDsignments to Hsvre
&C.; to Bremen &C.; to New York nominal; to Bos
ton 81 u bale; 10 Philadelphia &c.; corn to Liver
pool Sd, to Northern ports loo. y bushel.
Wheat In bulk TO Liverpool, sti. To-
don 32s. Cd. y hid; Tobacco TO Bremen 27s. ST.;
Flour to Liverpool 3s. y bbl; pork and beef to
Northern ports % bbl.; oil cake to Liverpool
27s. Cd. u ton.
LuxBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL-The coun
try demand has been very good and the supply
Is light. Prices are very firm. The following are
the wholesale prices at the Old and New Basins:
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gew Orleans Hunep Warhet.
CKxscxS1 OFFICE, No. ~ CAry sfnz.r, |
Monday Evening. April II. 1869.

Monday Evening. April IL. l5b9 }
We have no change to report in the money
market. Gold opened in New York this morning
at 1924 against 1884, the closing rate on Saturday
evening. At 1880 and ct IL N. II stood ct 1884,
and at p. N. closed at 1884,. The sales here to-
day were $4,000, $4,000. $40 900 and t25.0 900 at
1884 to 1891 $1,000, $500. $4,000. $1,000 and sl0.
600 ct 1884, closing at l32lll33. In Silver we
note the sale Of $500 American half dollars OF
1891. .ef.l
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Owing to an increase In
offerings Of foreign bills, and q consequent de.
crease in rates at New York, our market has be.
come weaker to-day, though not quotably lower.
For the actual transactions OF the day we would
refer to the following list, viz: 10000 AL clear
sterling at l4l@Gll2t; f5o08 and GA 600 do. at
l423, fl0,0o0 do. at l423; $4,000 bank sterling at
l43t, $500 do. at la 10000 and l60 900 com
mercial, francs at 3.97403.964. We quote bank
sterling at l434@l43f, commercial do. at l.42{
1ll24; bank francs al 3.933Q-, and commercial
do at3.97a@3.9 6i.
DOMESTIC ExcHANoE-Owing to slightly In.
creased offerings of commercial sight and short
sight and greater irregulsrity in the New York
Gold market, rates Of Domestic Exchange are
weaker though not quotably lower; however, for
better understanding Of the market we would
viz: $4,000 sight en- New York at premium !;
900 and SIS 900 do. at premium SIS 900 and
$40, 600 do. at sic premium; $4,000, SIS 900,
$4,000 and $4,000 do. at : premium. We
commercial do. at los premium.
UScURRENr NOTES AND SECURIrIEs-Are with.
out material change. City Treasury Notes were
weaker other classes of securities are at about
previous rates. The sales to-day were 100000
City Treasury notes at % discount; $4,000 and
$40 600 do. at 2sl; $4,000 do. at 20; $4,000 State
notes at s7l@s7i; $4,000 State warrants at s7i (;
$500 do. At s7A.
SPECIAL DIsPATcHzs.-we are Indebted to tbs
Western Union Telegraph Line for copies Of the
following private dispatches received from tina
route to-day, viz:
Nesc York, April 12-lO A. N.-Gold opened
at 1884. 1890 A. M.-Gold 1884. Cotton demand
good prices tending up. Sterling l0S0l0St.
IL M.-Gold 1884. Cotton demand fair prices
firm; middling 2sac.; Mobile 2s2c.; Orleans zoe.
Sterling steady. 8 p. M.-Gold closed at 1891.
Cotton-demsnd fair; prices firm. Sales 5000
bales middling 2ssc, Mobile 2Slc., Orleans 2sc.
Liverpool, Aprh 12-ll:l5 A. x.-Cotton mar.
ket firm; prices shade better-not quotably
higher; estimated sales 10000 bales; uplsuds
l2td., Orleans 1870. l:20 P. M.-Cotton market
firm prcesEshsde better-Bot quotably higher
estimated sales $4,000 bales. 5 P. k.-Cotton
market firm; prices unchanged; sales to-day
1000 bales.
London, April l2-ll:l5 A. M.-COnsOls ESQ
93l s 20's $50.
Hdure, Apra l2-Cotton opens frmer. Tres
ordinaire 1.464 low middling alost LAS. Even.
ing-Cotton market closed at l.47 for tres or
dinaire-
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@arine Jntslligenfs.
CRxscxSf Orprcs, No. rs OAHr STREET, I
l--fEf Tuesday. April Is ls6o.

y
7gl .rrn l--Gl. Tuesday, April Is l562
su Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Rapidan. Mallory, for New York via
Havana. Harris 4 Bidwell
Steamship Liberty, Reed. for Baltimore via Hh-
vaDa, Witherspoon, Halsey &eo
Ship P Sage, Cronk, for Havre.
WR BuddendofR
Bark Neuva Mexique (Fr), Canneva, for Havre.
w X Buddendorh
Bark Eva (Br), Fisher, for Pensacola. in ballast,
~ II Meeker, Knox &co
Bark Scotland, Marshall, for Boston.
s III ~. -se G A Fosdick &co
Brig A Carver, Bracket, for New York,
--..si .l -lsl g A Fosdck &co
Brig Eliza Stephens, Phinney, for Rio Janeiro.
Schr Challenger (Br), Joseph. for Utills, i
z Pillsbury &co
Schr Linda, Sbisa. for Vera Cruz.
. h - 70 r-f Goldenbow q Kelley
Steamer Commonwealth, Rogers, for st Louis.
~. .+ st-s1l 80 Master
Steamer Castro, Delpii, for Mobile, Master