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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-15
Monetary and Commercial.
MON ETAR r.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. 4
TUESDAY EVENING. June n. ls70. !

l MI
TUESDAY EvEEING. June H. ls70. )
We have still to report the absence of any
auotable change in the money market.
On the street AL notes, accom-.
panied by unquestionable collaterals and Al
business paper without collaterals are
quoted at l0@12 u cent y annum. and Sec
ond grade at l@l3 U cent u month;
mortgage paper rules At s@lo y cent y
anDum for Al, and HOP for second grade.
Gold opened at ll23@ll3I against il22
at New York;. and closed at the opening
rates against 112E). The sales included
| $1,000 at ll23; $4,000 at l12l@l12s; $40. 000
and $40, OtsO at ll2s, and Sic, 600 aud SIS GOO
at lis. In silver the only sale reported is
$500 in American half dollars at Ito. 1t is
| quoted at i09@1I0 for American half dol.
lars, and So per cent premium in gold
for Mexican dollars.
A moderate business was done in foreign
exchange at about previous rates. The sales
Of sterling embraced about f20, 900. of which
f1000 and $4,000 clear at l23; 10000 bill of
lading at l234@l23s; $1,000 bank at l24, and
f200O private bankers short sight at ITO
4.623@4 Gil. Sterling may be quoted at
l23@l234 for good to AL bill Of lading and
clear, and -@I24 for bank; and francs
4624@- for the former and 4. 57a @-for the
latter.
Domestic exchange continued quiet
out STEADY. Inc banks drew on New
York at J % cent premium. and the
sales included $4,000, $4,000, $40 600,
and $4,000 commercial sight on New
York at premium; $4,000, $50, 600 and
$500 commercial, and $4,000 private
bankers at 9-32; $4,000 five days sight on
New York at ! discount, and $4,000 ten
days at I.
The stock market was extremely dull,
and scarcely any thing worthy of note trans
pred. The only sales reported are 100
shares Crescent City SIaughterhouse at SIG,
and 200 Mississippi Valley Levee Company
at $40. We heard of a sale of Crescent City
Bank having been made yesterday at sos IS;
zoe WAS offered tor Ship Island Canal, and
$40 SO for Mississippi Valley Levee Com
pany. Mississippi Valley Navigation Com
pany was offered at So 90.
We heard of nothing in bonds, except
sl5, 900 Jackson Railroad second mortgage
at 80.
5000 State Levee warrants sold at 80, and
$1,000 and $1,000 Metropolitan Police at s7A.
Dealers bought State warrants at S7@S7A tor
new and "a for old, and Metropolitan Police
at 969@97. and sold the former at S7a@SSl
for new and -@95 for old, and the latter at |
-@974.
Nothing reported in city treasury notes. |
Dealers rates fer small sums were 22@25 % |
cent discount buying and 20 selling.
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Unstamped- Letters.

DoaAlnoa In the New Orleans RostoAaeo
8 Tor Want u Postage. June II.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
;ers can have them forwarded TO destination
~ calling ct tho Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stampe. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
TO the Dead Letter Office.
Reuenue stamps not receiodbls a. postage.
Frank Marselles, Louisburg, Mics.
Christian Brown, PeEt1Caillou, La.
Charles Bennett. St. Thomas, W. l.
Had Directions.
Postmaster of Tugaloo, Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad.
Tusau Andrews, Andergola Landing, La.
Eugene Journot, Koskoota. Texas.
M. Row & Brother, Rows Landing, La.
Mrs. Clara Jones, Bachelors Landing.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
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receipts very small, but there is little doing.
Prices are firm at 63@9c % b for choice,
72@s}c for prime to good do. 6l@7@c for or
binary to GOOD do, and 54@6}c for inferior
CoRN MEAL-The market is quiet and
steady. 200 bbls choice kiln dried sold on
the landing at SIS; ITO do at SIS; Is at 81 70
- 5bl, and so from store ct S. Is % Dbl.
WHIsKY-The market is very quiet. Prices
are steady at 973c@s1 023 % gallon for low
proof, and 81 050l 10 for good proof; for
the latter, in half bbls, SC more. Bourbon
commands $1F50@5 u gallon for pure, as In
quality and 81 25@! IS for patent; spirits
ST. 10 II gallon. No highwines here.
CHEEsE-The market is overstocked and
extremely dull. We quote nOminally lO0
lac % ID for Western reserve and factory;
lac Ior Northern factory, and 1Sc for cream.
BUrTEB-Is in good supply and very dull:
at 22@25c u b for Western, and 35936c for
Goshen.
EsCuLEsrs-Louisiana potatoes sell at So
as so, and onions at 50 25@2 IS % Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $40 u dozen for grown;
1904 so for young; and turkeys at S24@3O
u dozen. Eggs are in good request at ESQ
Soc ~ dozen for Western on the landing.
BEANs-Are neglected and nominal at
81 SO u Dbl for white Western, and SS@S so
for Northern.
HIDEs-Dry hides are selling at lac % b
for country flint, and 12@i3c for sailed.
Green city hides at 7lc for heavy, and 100
12c for kip.
SALT-Liverpool salt is in good demand
at full prices. Dealers rates 81 60@l IS q
sack for coarse and ST 75@l so for fine.
When large lots are taken at warehouse by
boats deduction is made for drayage.
Turks Island scarce andiirm at, SOC D bushel.
CoFFEE-The market is inactive and quo
tations nominally as follows: prime (gold
duty psidl, 17l@l7!c; good l64@162c y b.
Stock 1900 bags.
ToBACo-S!nce our review of Saturday,
there has been only limited business done,
and that for the German markets. The
sales embrace l4O hhds., viz: hid lugs ut
&c, so hhds at lie, 20 at IL l-10c, and 80
at l14c, II at l2tc, 10 and II on private
terms.
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches. !

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Two brothers,
aged respectively ten and eleven years, were
drowned this morning while bathing in the
EchuyIkili.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-The Reconstruc
ton Committee heard statements regarding
certain sea island cotton producing islands.
The question of the sale was referred to
cub committee, consisting of Mr.. Payne
and others.
Consideration of the Georgia question was
resumed by the Reconstruction Committee.
The clause to the bill declaring that nothing
therein contained should be considered as
forbtddlng the election next fall was stricken
ont, and the bill remains as frat ordered.
namely, the Virginia bill with clause ADDED
allowing military organization.
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IA English correspondent says: g Three.
styles at dress are prepAred BY the noted
modistes Of ReFts; the drst, In exquisite
taste, for French ladies, who will NOT wear
anything that does not become them; the
second. for Americans. = snowy, extremely
costly style; and third, mixture of both
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FREIaHrs-Owing to the scarcity of freight
room, rates to foreign ports have advanced
since our last report, and we now quote
Liverpool, sail, at AS1732d; Havre, sail,
1@l l-16c. Cosstwise it is dull and rates
are unchanged. New York, by steam:
Cotton, &c; flour, SOC q Dbl.
BAGGISG-India is held firmly at 32@33c y
yard in bales and 900 in rolls; 30@32c for
hemp and flax, and 32@-c for domestic
jute.
Iron T1Es-Are dull at 53@63c y b.
FRuIT-Another cargo of Palermo lemons
has arrived and will be sold at auction as
unlOaded.
PEAs-Carolins peas are in good supply
and fair request at 81 50@5 y bushel.
Black eyed peas S3@3 Is " bushel.
TALLow-Two or three small lots of prime
country rendered were taken for the Ha-
vana market at l0c % 10. The market is
bare of supplies.
WooL-Receipts are light. Lake CON-
maDds 29G292c y b.
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NEW YORK, June 14-Cotton closed dull;
middling uplands, 2l5c. Sales today 1900
bales. Flour less active and unchanged.
Wheat. winter red and amber Western,
81 1901 4& Corn heavy and lower; new
mixed Western, 96c@$l 05. Pork steady
$50 60@30 IS. Lard, kettle rendered, l64
@le3c. Whisky steady ST 05. Groceries
stesdy. Turpentine 3s@3s4c. Rosin $40
2 063. Freights moderately active.
Beef quiet; new plain mess S1l@15.
New extra $l7@1s. Tallow steady at 81
ST. LOUIS, June l4.-Flour firm: fall SUI
perfne - 25Q4 so. Wheat firm but quiet;
No. 2 fall 81 l5@l II. Corn dull and un.
settled. closed 203c lower; mixed and vel.
low 6s@9Sc Oats 57@5sc: Rye 7s@SOc
Whisky 81 02@l 05. Provisions very quiet.
Pork $30@3O so. Bacon: Shoulders l3JM
13ac; clear rib sides l62@l62c; clear sides
l7}@l7Ac. Lard nominal at l5a@l6c,
CINcINNATI, June l4-Flour dull and
dropping; prices unchanged. Wheat 81 20
@l25. Corn dull at 5000. Oats 55@6Oc
Cotton duh and prices nominal. Tobacco
drm; good demand at full prices. Whisky
81 O2@l o.. Provisions unchanged and
quiet, but All PARTICLES held firmly. Butter
l6c. Eggs 22c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June IA, Afternoon. Cotton:
Uplands load; Orleans l0i@!0sd. Red
Western wheat Sd; winter 9s.l0d. Beef
ll3s.6d; Cumberland 57s; short rib 63s.
FRANKFORT, June A.-Bonds opened firm
1t 96t.
HAvRE, June H.-Cotton opened heavy,
both on the spot and afoat. Tres ordinaire
on the spot l. 80.
PARIS, June IA, Evening. closed
Fat; rentes 74.15.
LONDON, Junel4, Afternoon Consols 922;
bonds 90s.
HAvRE, June IA, Evening. closed
active and unchanged.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,l
Wednesday, June is. 1870. !

CLEARED yesterday.
Steamship Governor Marvin, Mckay. for Rockpert
Steamer Silver Spray Jordan. for Cincinnati
Steamer Mollie Able. Able tor St. Louis
French bark Compesse Duchate Drysart for Bordeaux
Schooner Louise " illston, Estobal, for Vera Cruz
Schooner N and d Sender Kehoe, for Grand Oayman
Scho oner Augusta. juan, for Mobile
Schooner Martha, Gentillay. for Mobile
Schooner Electric Spark, Carnel, for Providence RI
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fire Fly Blank. from Reckport. to master
Bark Gregory Gregory. from Cardsnas, to
Chsfftaix Agar-lss district II
sTlAMBOAre.
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile.
Gov. Allen, Sinnott. from Ouaehita river.
Wild Wagner. Goddin. from Natchez
st. John, Greenhouse from Baton Rouge.
Hight Way, Osgood from Lockport.
j. &. Blackf0rd. Burton. from Washington.
Henry Ames. Pegram, from st. Louis.
t. L. Lee Cannon, from Evansville,
BELOW UOMIEH Up.
Schooner Genevra Grover, days from Utila to Ma
checa 6co-
Schooner Welcome. Hunter. days from Utilla. to r
TramontanR-
BELOW AT QUADRANT me.
Steamship Zodiac: Morrill, from Belize, Honduras, TO
uYucrmo
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF
y the undersigned, during the year 1868. the fol-
lowing certificates:
L Al CERTIFICATE of thirty shares of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the name Of p. L. Bernard.
2. A CERTIFICATE OF twelve shares of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the name OF p. l.. Bernard.
Applic alton has been made for new certificates.
P. L. BERNARD,
Corner st. Louis and Rampant streets.
AMI 2tam 6m
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FOR SALE.

Tor sALE-ON REASONABLE AND .AC-
= commodatipg terms splendid Sea-Shore
RESlDENOE, situated in the town of Biloxi: near
the Lighthouse For price and conditions of SALE
apply TO q. DE FERRET, Auctioneer,
jel1 Office 81 Royal street.
EOK "a LE-ABOUT ELEVEN THOUSAND
Il AORES, in different tracts, of the finest
Sugar lands in the state. large portion of these
lands is covered with magnificent forests of red
cypress, and portions near the river, Morgan's
Texas Railroad, and the line Of the Uhattanooga
and Texas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to an inexhaust.
ible market for lumber and Woodland are very
valuable The whole, or interest will be disposed
Of at extremels low rates. the owner is about
leaving the State in consequence of i'll health.
For full particulars apply to Colonel j. U. Nixon.
No. LOG Gravier street. up stairs, Bank
place. between the hours Of and IL o'clock A. NJ.
my6
E0R SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Il RESIDENCE. in WadesSoro. two and half
miles from pontchatoula Station, on New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. having also. direct
water communication with New Orleans in COM
plete order, well fenced and be made self sus-
tanning eth er Fruit Poultry Farm; we'll sup.
piled with frat Of ali kinds, water and wood and
the healthiest locality in the state, containing
about twelve inquire for terms. etc, at No.
40 Camp street, from 10 to q A. NJ. my22 I'm
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
TIE CROMWELL LINE.
For New York via Havana.
This line il composed of the steamships
GE0RGE CROaWELL. SHRIP0sA.
ST. LOUIS.
41l&4. The steamship
MARIPOsA,
E. KEMBLE, Commander,
viii leave her wharf. foot Of Toulouse street, on
SATURDAY. June 10, at P. NJ.
Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
Freight for liverpool. Bremen and Ravre taken
by this line, and through bills of iadng given for
the sane. Foe freight Or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
myN No. Al CarondeIet street.
FOE NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.
Carving the United States mail
To sail FRIDAY, June "A. at p. n.
TIE magnificent Al sdewhesl ocean
: R1il61G stAamship
DE SOTO.
MORTON, Commander.
VIII leave her wharf, post II. First District. -
above.
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed accom-.
s6 Carondelet street, corner Gravier.
Tee steamship Rapidan. Whitehurst, commander
viii follow and sail on her regular day. oc3l
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CUORTHAuD-{Pho noeraphy) Ladies o.
y eentIemen Taught to write with ease and sccur
acy IA . few easS lessons, without books Fee, ~
Address Is shorthand" Republican of6oss
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Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales. 81 8O2
To-days exports were to Vera Cruz. Re.
ceipts proper since Friday evening 1903 bales,
against 3540 for the corresponding time last
week, and 1874 last year, and since September
l, l,109,2S4 bales against rs. 996 last year,
exclusive of the 9l12 bales supplemental.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-There were receipts
this morning OF 43 hhds sugar aud bbls mo-
lasses. The market is quiet and unchanged,
with small sales of sugar, and we quote:
Inferior sugar 7a@8ac y 10; common to
good common Sl@9Rc, fair 9i@lO4c, good
fair l03c. fully fair lO491lc, prime ll4@1lsc,
choice 114@12c, yellow clarified l2@12tc.
white l25 @l3c. Molasses is quoted at 25@
55c % gallon for inferior, 65@75c for good
iermenting, 50@75c for city refinery reboiied,
and 81 for syrup.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Shark
and barges and Henry Ames, from St. Louis,
have arrived since our review of yesterday.
FLoUK-There is little or no superfne on
demand for the lower grades. which ara
scarce. There were sales to-day of $500
bbls, of which zoo superfine at SIS; so super
fine at IS 123; 100, 200 and 200 double extra
at SIS so; 100 treble extra at SIS 60: 100 do at
SIS Is; 100 do at SIS IS; 100 do at Sc IS: 100
choice extra at So so; 1000 and 900 double
extra on private terms and 100 choice extra
at S. Is % Dbl.
- nC udIhCt 10 Qultt UuG uTWoT.
Yesterday, not reporteds $500 sacks white
sold at 81 20 u bushel. 1kday there were
sales of $1,000 sacks.sof 49, 1900 yellow,
600 do, 400 and l16gWk5le Wtx1 at 81 Is,
and 200 do at ST liz q 6dHeI; y 800 vel
low mixed at 81 10. y
OATs-Are in good supply, and prices have
ruled still lower to-day. About 5000 sacks
were sold, of which $50 and 800 st. Louis at
63c; 1900 at 64c; $50, $50. $50 and 500 Galena
at CSC; l5O do at 66c % bushel,
Bran Yesterday, not reported, $50 sacks
sold at ST 10. To-day 300 sacks sold at
ST 10, and 200 at ST Is % 100 lbs.
HAY l22 bales prime Western sold at
s23; 100 do at $24, and 125 choice at SIS
% ton.
PoRK-242 barrels mess sold on private
terms. 1t is quoted at S31031 Is. and is re-
failing at S3l 75@32 % barrel.
4 BACON The market was without anim8-
ton; shoulders are quoted at 14{c; clear III
sides l74o: clear sides 1890; sugaf-curedi
hams 21@22c d D.. 1Nz s7.lsFs - sSl 81
LARD-A lot of Is tierces pressed sold 1t
16lc q b, and l25 kegs kettle rendered on
private terms. Tierces are quoted at l5&@
l6ac: kegs 18A@l9&c y b.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is selling ct
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AN ORDINANCE
Changing the Route Of the Orleans Rail.
read Company.

SECTION l. Be it ordained BY the Council Of the
city of New Orleans, That the ORLE ANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY be and they are hereby granted
the right to construct single track railroad in the
centre of Burgundy street. from Ufsuiines to Canal
streets, aad also single track railroad in the CEN
ire of st. Peter street from Burgundy to Basin
streets. and this modification Of the original priv
leges of said company shall hold and bind them &C.
cording to the terms thereof.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained. etc. That imme-
diately after the completion of the foregoing rail-
roads, the ORLEANS RAILKOAD COMPANY
shall take up and remove their present tracks on
canal street from Basin to Burgundy streets,
and shall place the said streets in perfec order and
condition. myl230t
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COM m EKCIAL

TUESDAY EVENING June IA, 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to. day summed up 1900
bales at irregular and lower prices, showing q
further decline of 4@Sc. and the market
closing 30 unsettled that the following quo
tations must be regarded as to great ex.
nary lSl0l84c; low middling l9l@l92c;
middling 204@204c; strict middling -@2lc,
and good mlddllng 214@-c.
The market opened under the depressing
influence of discouraging private kilograms,
limited demand. unless at a decided de-
cline, aud more anxiety to realize. Factors,
however, were unwilling to give way to
the extent demanded, and during the morn
ing operations were confined to limited
business at irregular and lower prices; but
later in the day, finding that they could
execute their orders, several buyers came
forward for France and Liverpool, and the
movement became quite animated, result
ing in the liberal sales noted above. At the
close there was some diversity of opinion
with regard to quotations; low mlddling,
for example, being put down as low as 1910
l94c and as high as l91@l9ac, but the ma
jority agreed with the figures we have
given. At the same time sales could not
have been forced unless at further reduc-
duction. Low middling sold as low as 1910,
and middling at zoe. We also heard of 800
bales shipped by factors.
The Gales for the past three days sum up
5000 bales, and the receipts 1918, embracing
415 from other delivery ports. and 1903
proper, against 3540 proper for the CORES
ponding time last week, and l134 last year,
and since September l l,1O9,2s4 bales.
against 1885 last year, exclusive of 91l2
from samples, etc. The ex.
ports comprise 13 1873 bales, embracing 6767
for Liverpool. 1876 to Hsvre. 23l8 to Am
sterdam, 395 to Vera Cruz, ITO to New York
and POI to Philadelphia.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September /, 1869-bales, 10
Arrived since last statement. LILO
Arrived previously. ITO $751; Ill 85e
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EXPORTS
SKIS salt l59 sks oats 200 pkgs INDIE
B0RDEAUX-BarK Comptesse Duchatel - Sc. $50
slaves pkgs mdse bxs tobacco 20 hhds tobacco and AZ
bales obsccO
VERA ORUz--schooner Louise Wis!on-395 bales
GRAsD CAYMAN-schooner N and Ssudde--37
bbls -four Dbl. pork hf bbls beef l0 pcs lumber ~
MOBILE-Schooner Augusta-25 tors coal l ton ice
AOBILE-Schooner Martha-75 tons cssi and so
empty kegs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Electric Spark-e0,ooo feet
ST LOUIs-steaner Mollie Able-l2as bars railroad
GI.CiSsATI-Steamer Silver sprsy-ls77 bars rail
road hon
IAPORTS.
o., SSAAkDENAS-Bark Hanson G. egory-24 ties molasses
Zz hnds moiasses 50 hhds sugar
EMBELLISHMENTS Mary-3 bales cotton 60 bbls lime
DOS turpentne 100 bales mdse As bids paper
A.s
aEnRIPTs OF PR0DUuE.
EvANsvILLE-atesme Lee-2l0 bales cotton
$40 hhds 1927 bos pork 1914 bbs -four 50 SKIS COT
= HATCHEz-Steamer Wild Waeoner-1l bales cot.or
cotton - sks potafoe: bbs potatoes bags wool ar
oUAcHiTA RIv8R-sseamsr Governor Als -alo
bssss ccttsn 20 bales entton and s.nd1iss ssa1 ~
;costes !, hsdss - vsSl - sssds.ss D-''s
Is coss - 8 . Is Sc s g.
sIOoKPoRr1ssResm@ nlEss ps,- Z. .u..r 4
be no:. sls potstoss % - e.ises enq sundilss
a. full cargo Of Wsstsn produce & - !
n fH8 8AILRoADa
=, n0RGAEs 1ogIMAHA AID TExA4 1AIE
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THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS:
i ure to inform his customers and purchasers CT
TOBACCO in general. that he has opened nov
branch Of his establishment for the sale Of TO:
BACOO, PIPES and CIGARS. at the corner OF
above goods will be sold the most liberal terms.
I j. p. RARRAZIN.
Tobacco Manufacturer,
81 and 90 Okartres street, corner of Uonfi,
and 6 Poydras street. corner Of TehoupitoulaA
mv3l I'm
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FOB RENT.

FOB RENT.
EOR RENT FURNISHED hOOMS FROM
ten to fifty dollars a month, at No. ia st.
Charles street. corner of North, commanding full
view of Lafayette SQUARE. jell 1w
NOR KENT.-THE CHEAPEST, COOLEST
l. aud pleassntest rooms in the city, on very
sonable terms, at No. 2l2 C&rondeIst street, imme.
diately above julia. jeIl lw
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CRYsTALIZ ED OIL

4 sA D1AAAA IN VAA- tYe -
PATENTED JULY . 1867 AND THE ONLY
BURNING Fluid PATENTED AS
NON-EXPLOSIVE. -
1t gives treble the light Of coal OIL and possessqs
the brilliancy of gas. Manufactured and for sa1o7
by A. @. MCLEAN, together with Lamps, Coal o. =
etc.
Salesroom at No. 176 Oarondelst street, and the
corner of Royal and Dumains. Ape
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THE ICE KING nEFRIaERATeR.

The undersigned having purchased from ths
patentee the right manufacture and sci! the lOf
KING REFRIC9ERATOR NOV on exhibition o
Messrs. Slocomb, Baldwin 4 Co.'S for the state o
Lousiana are prepared 70 receive orders Tor ~
ture delivery. Orders can be left with Mesers
O'FALLON HAlCH. lao Grsvisr street. New or'
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FOB FLORIDA PORTS AND HAV-
ANA,
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS.
FOR PENSACOLA, WARRINGTON, APA-
LAOHICOLA. ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS,
TAMPA AND KEY WEST. Through bills Of
lading to Columbus, Georgia, and Balm bridge,
Georgia, and all regular landings Chattahoochee
river; also TO FERNANDINA and JACKSON.
WILLIE.
This line is composed of the following steamships
to sail EVERY SAL URDAY:
LAVACA-..........EF Schellenger Commander.
FLORIDA. 'Leary. Commander.
BEAUFORT. McC. Baker Commander
MARGARET...-..W William Blal eney, Commander.
TAPPAHANNOCK... &c. W. Reed Commander
The steamship
LAVACA.
II. F. SCHELLENGER, Commander.
Will leave her wharf. foot of Caiope street. on
SATURDAY. June Is, at 8 P. n. For freight q
passage. apply to
Il. W. PERKINS 4 CO., Agents.
2e Carondeet street.
N. B.-Shippers will please. procure orders from
Agents Once before sending freight to steamer
No freight received on the day of sailing
fe2 ly
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The Steamship
CRESCENT CITY.
GEORGE L. NORTON. Commander
viii leave ner wharf. foot of Jefferson street. on
SATURDAY, Juue IT, at SPIN.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
Cabin Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
Steerage Passage. .....-.................... Is
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool Glss
gov and Bremen Through tickets for first class and
storage passengers for Liverpool and the Cont
nent, connecting with Guien's Line of Steamers
sailing from New York every Wednesday.
For freight or passage, apply to
Low EUDWIGSEN
No. ls0 Common street.
The steamship UNITED STATES will follow Iesv.
ing on SATURDAY June rs. at P. NJ. oc2Oly
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IMPORTS.

CAkDENAS-Bsrk Hanson G, egory-2z ties moasses
Z72 hnds moiasses 50 hhds sugar
aoblLE-Stesmer Mary-3 bales cotton 90 bbls lime
2 bbls turpentine 100 bales mdse As bids paper
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Stock on hand September l, 1s69-baIes,
Arrived since last statenent...... LILO
Arrived previously. ............l, 40 $751;, Ill