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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
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FRTnAY PyFNlyj

FRIDAY EvENISJ, November Is. 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 1850
bales, part at fuller prices in the morning,
but mostly ut easier rates, subsequently
closing without any guotable decline. We
accordingly repeat our previous figures, as
follows: Ordinary I2ls l3Lc; good ord-
nary LAS q l4Ac; low middling Is q l5i4c;
middling l5l2 a l5asc; strict middiing ljs. q
l57sc, and good middling i6ls a l6Ac.
Although We note no QuOtable decline
yet within the above figures, i'll many eases
buyers bought fully lsc easier than yester-
day. paying lie for lists which they could
not have bought yesterday under l5lBc, and
ISIS I5Ac for others for which they would
have had to pay l5l4 i5Sc. In some in
stances l47sc was accepted for Liverpool
low middliDg, but such were regarded as
exceptional.
The sales for the past three days, inciud-
ing 275 bales additional to Yesterdays re-
port, sum up l8, 100 bales, making with $50
bales added to Mondays and Tuesdays re-
ports, q total for the week OF 80, $50 bales,
against 80, 400 last week, and 30,950 the
week before. Weeks receipts. 39,799 bales.
embracing 27l5 from other delivery ports,
week, and Sc, iS3 last year. Receipts proper
since August 81 256520 bales, against 263,
37S last year Weeks exports. 4,,l00 bales,
embracing 1894 to Liverpool: 1857 to Cork,
for orders; SG6S to Bremen; 1909 to Genoa;
| 6o54 to Barcelona; 600 to San Sebastian; 705
to Vera Cruz: :J43 TO Boston; 1859 to New
York and 1000 to Mobile.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock OF hand September l. l970--bales 2G G96
Arrived since last statement..-.. f,lO1
Arrived previously. .....-...... III 953 $50 o6e
Total. ......................... 3oo7sf
Cleared to-day. ................. l0,3]8
Cleared previously l9cT.l- 2Ol lOe
Stock on hand and shipboard-baes. ..... 90 ga
To-day's exports embraced 2266 bales to
Liverpool, 2l.A to Bremen, l425 to BARGE
Iona, 900 to San Sebastian, 2543 to Boston
and 1880 to New York. Receipts proper
since last evening, 1888, bales, against
$3.50 Last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 81 ,0S4 bales, against 80, 67s
Last week, and 30, 4S3 last year, and since
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Ia. dra~r German unity closer; hopes that
neoofiatione With tho 6outhern states Will
he ;mmediately considered; and closes with
eenerd congratulations, and fervent ap-
peal to God for favor; NJ
FLORENCE. November S5.-Generat Me-
nabrea leaves for Vienna soon as Embas-
sador. No answer has been re turned by
Itals to Russia'e note.
TESDoy. November 25.-Germans deny
that French prisoners are denied the con-
ISOLATION of their religion.
The bombardment of TliOnville last night
was furious. Part of the town III flames.
The villages in the vicinity have been
burned. ;.
LONDON. November 25.-The Times e4li-
toriallv intinrates that Russia will be firm
without closing the door to negotiations,
an attitude which England will initiate.
The Times estimates that there are now
200 600 Germans in the valley of the Loire.
The Prussians were defeated in an attempt
to capture train at st. Quentin.
Movements looking to q concentration Of
the German army continue in the north OF
France. Large bodies are marching south
to take positions around Paris and near Or
leans.
The troops that have been operating around
ROcrOy, Rumigny and Mezieres suddenly
departed southwark.
Several PrussiaE divisions passed SOis-
sons. going in the direction Of Amiens,
early in the week, and others are to follow.
1t is reported that General Manteuffe,
leaving Amiens tonight, will march on
Rouen. Manteufieis headquarters are still
at COmpiegne.
A formal surrender of Thionville occurred
this morning. The town has been on fire
since Tuesday.
The Duke of Meeklenburg urges an inn
mediate advance Of the army of the Loire.
Prussians repulsed the Mobile Garde near
Lignesel. The fight On the French was dis
orderly.
SlSirmishes have occurred between the
outposts at Neuville and Nazieres, in the
department of Loret.
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We copy the following from the Tensas

We copy the following from the Tensas
Gazette:
The State has gone Republican by most
unexpected majority. The main cause
alleged by our Democratic exchanges is the
failure of the Democrats in each parish to
register as legal voters. The apparent
cause of this apathy and indifference on the
part of the Democrats, is their dissemination
and aversion to sit upon the jury. As
journalist, neutral between the two parties,
we can not fail to enter our hearty protest
against such fir,sy pretext for refusing to
exercise the highest.privilege of an Ameri-
can citizen. -Tkese very men who refuse to
register are mainly the ones who cry out so
loudly against taxation and corrupt legisla-
ton And " t, when they have anbppor.
tunity of defeating this very tendency OF
the State government, they selfshly allow
personal considerations to outweigh their
duties as citizens. Let us not hear of any
imposing taxes and passing obnoxious laws
from. men who so grossly abused their rights
and liberties. as did the white men Of the
State of Louisiana ON the seventh of No
yemb er last
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NEW York, November 25, Evening.-COt-
ton closed heavy; prices lsc lower; sales,
1000 bales; uplands, l63sc. Flour: State
and Western without decided change;
Southern dull. Wheat shade firmer, with
an export demand. Corn active, and l 02c
moderate demand plain STOOLS; extra SIS
018. Pork firmer; new so 5092J. Lard
quiet and steady. Whisky active at 500
SOC. Turpentine 45045lec. Rosin steady.
Frcights unchanged.
Sugar quiet; Porto Rico l001O1ac; Mus
cOvad0 go 01OAc; f,isstO good refining
94 @10c; No. u Dutch standard l0ssc.
Coffee firm. Molasses in moderate request;
New Orleans 76079c. TallOw steady at
8h 09Ac Freights-cOttsn, by steam,
LOUISVILLE, November 25.-Bagging I'M
changed. Cotton dull; prices unchanged.
Flour and grain unchanged. Whisky Sac.
Pork go. Lard l22c. Bacon: None on
tho market. Bulk meats: Shoulders &c;
clear rib sides lie; clear sides 1ll2c. Hogs
$606 Is. Tobacco: Sales "A hhds; common
to good Jugs S. l2a SO; low to prime leaf
So 75013.
CIScISyArI, November 25:.,Cotton,- de-
Ynand fair; market firm;> middling l5Ac.
Flour dull and dropping; family S. 40 as z.
Wheat dull and dropping, 81 150l 10.
Corn, demand fair, at so q sc. Rye SO 0e5c.
Oats 42aa5c. Pork dull and nominal; mess
$l9 So Lard dull and dropping; steam
rendered liz a aac; kettle rendered l2lAc.
Bulk meats quiet and weak; shoulders "
07ac; clear rib sides l0Ac; clear sides
ll11c. Green meats firm; shoulders &c;
sides 8l4c; hams lOA ole. Hogs, live Sc IS
06 SO; dressed IS 2506 80. Cattle dull
and dropping. at 62 066lkc. Whisky S4@
SIC.
ST. LOUIS, November 25=Flour quiet
and weak; superfne winter 81 IS. Wheat:
Winter easier, at 81 1901 Is. Corn tirmer;
new to choice old white 5S067c. Oats 43 a
Acc. Rye 6S070c. Whisky SIC. Provi-
sions dull and lower. Mess pork $l9 so.
Bulk meats: Shoulders ~ 08c; clear rib
{ lO1b a lie, for outside prices, .jobbing lots.
Bacon: Clear sides lower, at I7c Lard
lower; 11A q l2lac for prime steam to choice
kettle Hogs active, at S606 Is.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November 25, Evening" Con-
soils closed at 921a. Bonds, S7a4. Tallow
firmer, AIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL, November IS, Evening-Cot-
ton market fat; uplands 9ls 99Ad; Orleans
9as 091kd. Sales to-day 10, GOO bales, 3 % OF
which were for export and speculation.
Bacon declining.
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IYesterday,s Rvepiuypispatches.l

= WASHINGTON, November est was erro-
neously stated that the Eighth regiment Of
United States infantry had been ordered to
Georgia.
General Halleck has been ordered to make
suoh disposition Of the troops now South as
may be necessary.
Sr. PETERsBukG,. November 23.-The
press Of this city have been officially
warmed against supporting France or un-
&yorabIy criticizing Germany, the interests
q Rnssia now being identified with those
n Germany.
ANIrNs, November 25.-The Prussian ad-
vance between Domart and BEAUFORT has
heon driven back to Boys. The French loss
vas slight.,
HADsrD. November 25.-The total and
immSdiate sbolition Of slavery in Cuba is
1einu again axitatad in tho Spanish press.
3 VRreluIx6. 71oyember 25.-The treaty
unitinr BsrarIn With tho North German
Confederafi0n has becn eigned.
Rs~1S1 NSvcmber The North Ger
y; >: 4 I';; :s - =s 4
8 bring i = - -; ~ 's:'''.'''
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to the fact that by far the greater number
of immigrants landing at our seapOrts pass
over Immediately to the Western and South
western States and territOries, and that
during such transit they are subjected to
manv abuses, such rs being crowded into
ears insufiiciently ventilated. and do not
afford sufficient facilities for obtaining
cheap and wholesome food and water;
being unnecessarily delayed by being seat
by circuitOus routes in order to accOmn o.
date certain railroad companies; being en-
ticcd by runners into bOarding-hOuses
against their wishes and interest; not beIng
able to have their baggage checked through,
thereby frequently losing it; being insufte9
by deck-hands and'thieves. on the river ANU
lake steamers.
Tho annual report ofsae Commissioners o1
Immigration of the:S.stDOf New lork Ic1
the year ending December 81, 1903, corros-
crates fully the convictions forced upon tbe
minds Of the memOriaEsts, that It has De
come an imperative ,disty with the Unitee
Et0tes government tO.csrry out the oD)ects
above recited, and they respectfully urge
the proposed convention between the gov
eminent Of the United states and fOreigE
governments for the better protection OF
etecrage passengers on the high seas, at the
earliest practicable time.
They also call their especial attention to
the annOyaxoes and iniuEies frequently sus-
tanned on the part of the immigrants by the
action of customhouse inspectors, referred
to in said report of the Commissioners OF
Immigration of the State Of New York.
The convention then adjourned until eve
ming, when they will probably complete
their report.
River Intellisenoo.
PITTsBURG, November 25.--Weather raw
and disagreeable. 1t began showing and
sleeting tonight. Monongahela four feet
ten inches; stationery.
MEMPHIS, November 25.--Passed up: kll-
gour, Julia, Alaska. Down: City OF Alton,
Kellogg and barges Weather clear and
pleasant. River falling.
MEMPHIS, November 25.-J. a. Lendley,
of De Soto county, committed suicide at the
Worsham House last night. by taking NOR
phine; cause, temporary insanity.
R0rslan, at French Garden, last summer,
was acquitted to-d&y.
LoUfsvILLE, November 25.-Weather clear
and cool. River rising slowly; it has risen
two inches and half during the last
twenty four hours, with twenty-five and a
half inches in the clxlte, and four feet SIX
inches en- Portland bar. The Eauaita
leaves for New Orleans direct tomorrow
evening with a good trip of freight 2nd
passengers. The Pink Varble also leaves
tomorrow Ger Arkansas river.
CINCINNATI, November 25.-River eight
feet; stati0nery. Rates to Memphis were
reduced to-day about ten cents per one
hundred pounds all round. Weather cloudy
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EXPORTS.

notwithstanding Erankfurt-2l24 bales cot
ton 2lI hhts tobacco cases cigars 1860 slaves and
sundries
NEW YORK-SteaMship De SotO-1380 bales cot
ton 400 skis cotton seed 1918 bbls mOlasses 20 hides
100 hhds sugar IS bales % bales skins % hbis
oranges 10 cases mdse -
MISUNDERSTANDING Agnes-l50o bbls -four
so hills whisky 100 II af bxs tobacco 500 bXs bitters
500 AXIS oats Ito bags coffee 800 pkgs furniture
BARCELONA-Bark Pedro Antonio-l42o oaies Oh
cotton Is 1874 slaves ,.
IIVERPOOL-Bark Guipuzcoano-4l3 bales cot
ton 24OO staves $500 SKIS Oilcake ITO bbls oil
LIvERPOOL-Bark Agra-l8S3 bales cotton lzVo
slaves mn .z
BOsTON-Bark sitka-2s4a bales cotton 100 tons
old iron coo ,, .
SAN SEBASTIAN-Brig ThOmas-60o bales cot
ton ,,o,,, ",
observation-disclosures Texana-l00 bbls -four IL
bbs whisky 20 bags coffee 10 SKIS salt soe SKIS cofn
10 tons coal 400 pkgs mdse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, from Philadelphia iitf
instant, TO VIM CreeAy-2d district
STEAM OATS.
Pretender. Meynier from ST Martinssille.
Henry Tate, Daiferes. from DOnaidsonvltle
Tidal Wave, Scovell, from Jefferson.
Br;dish johnson, Bassett. from LowcT Coast
Flicker, Aucoin, from Donaldsonvie.
Eatchez. Leathers from Vickshurg.
Laura. Walker, from Mobile.
Bismarck, Thompson. from st Louis.
Myrtle, Albert. from Lower Coast
BIZ Hodge NO2 Helm, from Grand Ecore.
rahleGuah, Blanks. from Ouacfita river.
Belle Yazoo new, from la2co river.
S.la.in RisleY. from Trenton.
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The Tensas Gazette records fatal acct

The Tensas Gazette records a fatal acct
dent:
We regret TO learn that the son of the late
Walton z. Smith, Of Adams county, Missis-
sippi, Willie. ~ he was Familiarity called,
met with terrible death, at Arnaudlia
plantation. near Fidalia. last week. In at
tempting to put q band upon pulley, he
was caught by the band and carried around
the shaft several minutes before the ma
chinery could be stopped. 1t is supposed
he was instantly killed, az his body was re-
peatedly crushed between the belt and
shaft, his head striking the hard floor of the
gin violently at each revolution. Mr.. Smith
was about twenty-three years old.
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-IN THE PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
- from the undersigned, two PR0M1S6ORf
NOTES, made and indorsed BY George Merits, Of
and the other for 5000, both payable two yeaH
after dats, with six per cent interest frop dase,
and eight per cent from maturity. Tho p$hlie -
cautioned against trading for the eamc andsl)Do
netiaed that payment has been stopped.
noae II - - De- 10 JOIN STE1B.
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REIOW COMING UP,

Steamship Lord Lowell, Agnew, from Havana, 70
Forstal Sons
Bark Mystic Tie Shaw, from Genoa, October !, 10
G w Hynson ECO
Schooner Matte A Franklin, Pearce, 2S days from
Bucks HarbOr Me, to Geo Fosdck Gco-
Schooner Maggie 4 Fisk. Nixon, Is days FROM New
York to Geo Fosdck ScO-
Schooner Skylark Loring, % days from New York.
to Geo A Fosdick &cO-
Schooner Tampco, Lombard, days from Rot sport,
TcNas, TO Pillsbury-
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICER OF THE REPUBLICANS,
Saturday, November 20, 1870.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship De Soto Norton for New York
Steamship Agnes, Trahln, for Galveston
North German steamship Frankfurt Barre, ior
Bremen
Spanish bark Pedro Antonio Julian, for Barcelona
French bark Guipuzcoano, Dacros, for Liverpool
British bark Agra, Holmes, for Liverpool
British bark Sitka, Walker, for Boston
Spanish big Thomas, Aldamis, for 4 IN Sebastian
Schooner Texana, Taylor, for Pensacola
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF PoLIcB
New Orleans. November ~, 1870
MAS BROUGHT TO THE SIXTH DISTRICT
w Pound, on Jersey street. between Valence and
Rorde8uX-
One ~ BROWN COW, with white spots.
Which, if not claimed within tive days, and tho
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public aue.
ton at said pound, on MONDAY, November %, 1872
at twelve O'Clock M. JAMES LKWIS,
No. IS. no24 1t Administrator.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
FORT ADAMS.


f:s4Ess h Regular Semi.Weekly
IL 10y United States Mail passenger
ssai4yy5iE55i9& packet
WADE HAMPTON
J. c. LBANo, Master, LKo BAYH1, Clerk.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY ut O'Clock
Pm.
For Port Adams, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge and all
coast landings.
SINNOTT & ADAMS, Agents,
ii Commercial Place.
clerk viii be found on the landing every day to
receive freight Oc26
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Nome of the bids were accepted.
In silver we noticed sales of $500 i'll
American half dollars at l0Shs and $1,000 al
1O9l2. 1t is quoted at l0S1s1 lO9la for Amer
lean half dollars, and l u o. 2 cent pre-
MUM in gold for Mexican dollars.
Quite an active business was done IN for
eign exchange, and at slightly sitter rates
The sales of sterling embraced fully f96, 600
of which $500 bill of lading at 10, al
Pol tIS,OOO and s24,0OO bill OF ladina
and lear at l2Ols a l20as, f400 ships bill
and 9i5OO clear at 1904, 86OOO hill Of lad
ing at l2Oli q l2Oas, $500 and $4,000 clear
and $4,000 bill of ladinG at l2Oas, $500 Al
clear at I20as dl20, $4,000 strictly first
class at 120as a 1908, 10000 bank and pri
vate bankers at l2l Is ol2ll., and tlO,ONt
bank, for remittances direct, at III y. Ster
ling may now be quoted at l201 l2Ol2 fol
good to Al bill Of lading and clear, and
I2IHa a l2la for bank.
Domestic exchange was easier. The banks
drew on New York at Is T. cent discount
and the sales included $4,000 and So, OOf
commercial sight on New York, $3S 900 pri
vate bankers, and $4,000, $4,000, So, 200
and $50. coo bank at IL discount; $1,000 pri.
vate bankers ut GIG; $4,000, So, 600 and
$50, 600 commercial at Is, and $4,000 sight
on Boston ut the same.
In stocks we noticed considerable inquiry
W
vance. Barbarin Gas Light stock also ruled
higher under a better demand, occasioned
by a restoration of confidence, and as high
as $l75 was bid for it at the close. Late last
evening three shares Of it sold ut Sl55. The
sales Of stocks to-day included 10 st. Charles
Street Railroad at S6S: 80 Sugar Shed tearly)
at $27 so; 80 do (resalel at SO, and 200 at
$50; at the close $3l % was refused for 100
shares. Yesterday, not reported, so Louis
lana State Bank sold at sol; buyers now
bid sos. $2O7 80 was offered and refused
for p shares Bank of America.
The only sale of bonds reported is $500
new city seven per cent at IAN.
We heard of no transactions in city certi-
ticates. For quotations We refer TO the an
nexed list $1,000 State certificates OF indebt-
edncss were reported at CAS- $500 do at
GAG: $500 and $500 new State warrants at
~, and $500 new Metropolitan Police at
91al. Dealers bought new State warrants
at 20 az, and small amounts of new Me
tropolitan Police at 96l4 096ls, and asked
for the former 7ll2 d73 and the latter 81 :
d97a4.
Dealers rates for city treasury notes were
% per cent discount buying. and 20 selling.
We quote:
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IMPORTS.

INDlANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
G. Uwes-29 bales cotton 2.5 head cattle % ties beef
g. bbls beef and sundres
suniIieS
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Monetary--C Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
1900 u-v,u<. No~amlser q .t67O

Il
PR.pAY EVENING. November q. 1870.
The money market is still very stringent,
but not more so than has been the case for
some weeks past. I'm fact, on the street, oc-
easional transactions are made on firstclass
eollaterals at figures q shade easier than
quotations. At hanks the demand for
accommodations is very good, amounting to
fully if not more than their available means.
The street rates are l01k per cent per
month for Al notes secured by unqnestlon-
able collaterals; ll2 for good do. and Y g
latera]s.
Gold opened at ll1i a 1928 against liz
at New York;, and closed ut the opening
rates, both here and in New York: The
sales included $4,000 ct lllA; $4,000 at
III y; $1,000, $1,000, s6eOO and s 900 at IL.
and $1,000 at ll2ls.
The bids for the 500. 900 treasury gold.
advertised to be sold to-day, were as fol-
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INV ORLEANS AND RED RIVER
PACKET LINE.
WATERING PLACES.

w q ! CflINNT FLACEC.
MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS LINE UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
kY~fS.Sss' b. For Bay st. Louis, Pass
UslA.=sS Christian, Mississippi City Biloxi,
ss.asNNitIL13 Ocean Springs and Pascngoula-
S3kzz2ESEz<4a1EzT The new low-pressIre steamer
CREOLE.
WILLIAM HANOVER, Commander,
VIII !eave On arrival of Pontchartrain Railroad
trains, as below:
TUESDAY, 10 A. NJ. train as far % Ocean Srrings
THURSDAY, 10 a. NJ train as far as PascagOula
SATURDAY. II NJ train far PascagOula.
Returning leaves PascagOula SUNDAY and FRI.
DAY AFTERNOONS. and Ocean Springs SUNDAY
and MONDAY AFTERNOONS, WEDNESDAY, MORN
ING and FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Positively freight received after departure Of
the train preceding that on which the boat leaves.
The above trips will he regularly made unless
prevented by bad weather or low water
COHEN NJ SORIA,
sec5 IL and 20 Union street
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LOWER COAST.
Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twice n
Week.
Commencing October l5
rssss~ r. For the Forts, Buras,
" ,itfsaSS' Point a. la Hache and all planta-
- - ton landngs-The new steamer
RKADlSH JOHNSON.
W. s. BAssxTr Master o. CANTON Jr Clerk;
Jearas every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 10 A.
Al. returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY. The
johnson will make three trips a week whenever
b,siness r,r,,ires it. J. NJ. PETERSON,
saiS l64 Gravier street.
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United States, to cell L. v. Deforest q COS

OF THE
Jr-itsd States to cell L. v. Deforest Co.'S
Aluminium Gold Jewelry.
Agents are making $500 to $500 per week selling
the aluminium Jewelry. The best lmitatlon OF Soio
yer introduced 1t has the exact color. which It
always retains and stands the test Of - :t-o..-it
acids No one can tell it from gold only " wc,snt
L. v. Deforest Co. are selling their goods for one
tenth the price gold jewelry is sold fol-, and on
most liberal terms to agents-one, quarter cash;
persons wishing to act as agents full and com
plete assortment Of goods, consstiDs Of Seals p;a
Rings Sleeve Buttons, Studs ETC., for Sl00.$2o to
be paid when the Eoods arc received the other $Io
in thirty, sixty and ninety days. partiee WANING
" DRHORRCT CO.,
- An - and y BroaAway. New York.
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THE. LAKE.

NOBILX AND NEW ORLEANS LINE UNIrRD
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
For Vaudeville, Lewisburg, MadisOnvilIe
and CovingtOn.
The elegant and very fast low
S pressure sile-wheel united States
IE[1EH mail steamer
- S$a AB1TA,
Captain MILLER,
ut ten A. NJ train; TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, ut two P. NJ. train. Re-
turning, leaves Old Landing MONDAYS, at four
A NJ. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at six A. H., and
Jacksonville WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at eight A. n.
Positively no freight received after departure Of
the trnin preceding that which the boat leaves.
The 49, trips viii be regularly made, unless
prevented b. bad weather or low water.
The Anita win for the present 30 to the Old Land
ing on the Tchefuncta river.
- COHKM II. SOFIA,
SOS - and = Union street.
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Weekly Coffee Statement.

The following report of the transactions
of the week was prepared by Messrs. Ions
dale, Marks & Co., coffee brokers':
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OPELOl tSAS,
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