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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

The New lork Tribune building il 70 he ds
moiished next year and replaced BY the finest
printing house OF America in comfort and con-
yerience. Oddly enough, the far west has, OF
late, been taking the lead in this way. The
once OF the Chicago Tribune is in many re-
spects, the most complete newspaper of &c in
the Country
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wAsBIyGroy. auvns,u 10,

mR. ARTHUR NAIIANs-Dsay SIR: Some time
since bought bottle Of Cry stall Discovery on your
own recommendation, and after thorou Oh trial Am
glad 20 say IL has accom- pished even more than You
claimed. 1t 10 As clear and easy Of application az
use. Ny hair which was quite gray, has assumed
its natural color after q lew applications, and
cheerfully recommend its 10 all needing any
thing Of the kind also the cheapest article ever
suT ' JAEEs HALL, 18th and Z streets.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.


WHAT Is SHOWN by TIE CESSUs-Tle can
sus returns show that Washington. Cle7eiani
and Chicago the only three American cisias
that show an extraordinary in ,rease of ponnl -
ton within the last ten years Since LIS, all
three OF these cities have doubled their no,,la-
ton, and the growth OF W Arlington i'm that time
l. noted everywhere as something remarkable
Chieago las now 5000 more people than
nOs'op. IN the year lsC0 Boston had pOpula-
uOn OF la coo. leading Chicago, OF which the
population was le9 900, by s. 900. Now CHICAGO
has population OF 20 goo.
Cleveland has nov q population of 93,9is
against 10 Az in 1S6O-largeIy outstripping tits
special rivals, Detroit and Milwaukee, which
cities In 1s6O had each a population of about
5000. Now the population of Detroit is 1861,
and that of Milwaukee 7I,iGs.
In the Western and Northwestern states a
general increase OF population is shown, Illi-
Dois taking the lead On the basis of the in
crease In II counties the population of Illinois
VIII be about 100000, or within about 2iO 900 Of
the estimated population of Ohio.
New England shows more increase than had
been supposed, and her present population is
estimated by the returns at so ,OO0 1t seems.
TOO, that the excess of women noted in the New
England States IN 1sG0 does not exist now to the
same extent In that year the excess OF women
"as O,Ooo, the men being in the preponderance
IN Maine and Vermont, and the women in the
Other four States.
In the South, the depletion caused BY war IL
shown in the census, but not to the extent of
overbalancing the increase, with the exception
of the State OF Louisiana, where il appears that
the rsvages Of the four years of hostilIties have
not been atoned for. The returns from fifteen
parishes or counties indicate that the population
OF the State will be less than in 1850. The total
population of the city Of New Orleans is lsi 6ss,
against 113, Is2 ten years ago. This seeming gain
of IS, Geo is mainly due, however, to the anuexa-
tion Of suburban towns, just as the apparent in
crease in Boston is made mp of the population OF
suburban villages added to the old city.
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- MINERAL WATERS,
FRENCH GLASS SiPHONS,
SOLD AT
MILBURN'S DRUG STORE,
e3l 18TH STREET, OPPOSITE TsEAsuav

FER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGRT ALL THE
YEAR. ESQ.,
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MRS. j. l.. SPkNCER

~ Begs TO announce TO the ladies ofUSkN
* Washington and vicinity that she will ok
open en- ThgRSPAn; SEPT. 9th; an elegant a.sort-
MED HATS. comprising all the no, elites in ancy
Goods 9l3 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10Th streets. se2S 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28
nECLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.
EOR THE HAIR.

A Petsctiy Ciedr Preparation, IN One Bottle, as
Easly ApDlIsd as Water, for ReStortss 10 f;,ay
HG.r rs Ots,naL Color and YOUTHFUL Appsaranoe,
70 Eyddicdfe and PTsrsnt DdAdTEf. TO Promote m,
GToIrta Of the Hair, and Stop ats FaIiiHg
IL l. perfectly harmless and entirely free from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
place Of all the dirty snd pleasant preparations
now IN use. Numerous testimonials have already
been LANDED US from many OF our most . ointment
citlZens. which any one Can see calling In
everything in which the articles now in q 20 are
objectionable the Crystal Discovery is perfect.
Clear and clean as IL does not soil the clothes
or scalp, Is agreeably perfumed. and makes one Of
me pest dressings Tor the Hair in liz restores
the color OF the Hair more psrfect and raifornuly
than any other preparation, and always does 90 in
from three TO ten days Virtually fe dine the roots
OF the Hair with all ne nourishing Qualities
the decayed, and induces a new Rrowth of ths ri air
more positively than any thing else The applc
OF this woHder,ul Discovery also produces
and cooling eff CT the scalp, and gives the air
glossy and elegsnt appearance.
~ We call especial attention TO the fact that In
every case wr does not give entire satisfaction
ice guarantee 10 return the money, though half the
bottle may be used. Such entire Confidence have we
In this splendid article that will sratnitousiy
give tIiaI bottle to any one desiring to try 1t.
USUAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE
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DROP. HORATIO BATES

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, a
Corner 9th and streets, 81
IL now open for the rece ption OF pupils. -
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION: EA
Misses and Masters, Tuesday, Thursday, and sat
urday. to D. m.
Ladies' Glass, Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday,
20 p. m.
day, end Saturday, to Q p. IN.
For further information apply at the Academy, or
by letter through the Post Office, addressed TO
ser II PROF. HORATIO BATES
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BOARDING.,
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
WooD AND COAL.
bs aTssE Red and white Ash
COAL, lump and run Of mine.
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD at loves.
prices, and for cash only.
JAMES GLEASON,
Once corner 18th st. and Penna avenue,
opposite Treasury Department.
anlo-a IRepl Depot and Yard, g ct wharf.
r y Z BIS.
FOR SALE,
mali 3yi40 W.. IDS a best Quality SEINE NETTING.
$4,000 SEINE CORKs.. single and double, with
on ilbenarie SOUND s e Sef sSs
% ;ia' ;, s c.
COOKS ExPREss.
ssssss mailed for s1a dsseEsd to
sn !. s.a 1af lines
AIlorders promptly attended to.
" Principal ONCE cor MARY land avenue , and 9th
stTeet-W: A: G: 3 r Depot.
Alexandria. Va. sea2-tf I
MILE. FIEE & PSkIs
Between SS 70 and las sts., Washington. B. o.
LACEs DONE UP AND MENDED.
sells I'm. CURTAINS 81 A PAIR.
CORPORATION BONDS TAKEN AT PAR
" One-halt cash, balance In Carpets, Oileloths,
Mastngs, Window Shades, Table Linens, Towels,
Hair and shuck Mattresses. Feather Pillowss &c.
sela.tseso sos 9th 1t. next to Peuna. sves
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, In the District Of Columbia let
tiers OF administration the personal estate
Of JOHN FLYNN, late Of Washington county
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned TO ex
hfblt the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the l2th day of February
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
this l2ih day Of February, $50.
ss2Sw 81 GEO. n. MILLER
THIsls TO GiVENOTICE, That the subscriber
y has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term, let
YER o. sdmnstration on the personal estate OF
WlhsLOW BRADFORD, late Of Washington
County II q; deceased. All persons having claims
sssinst the SAID deceased hereby warned 10 eI hi
@ or, on or before the cath day Of September NJ If.
nney may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
ths ztih day Of September, lsso ny MANU-
,esws- WILL KENT,
Atnilistr ator, G ia
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- NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, -
GOLD PRICES. ~

MILLINERY AND LADIES DRESS TRIM
MINGS
Also. Gentlemen and Children's Furnishings, q
full supply for fall and winter.
Our friends and the public are respectfully invited
to call and examine our stock, at No. 4l9 18th ST.,
near Penna avenue.
SET I'M CLEMENTS 4 co.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For RENT-AousI for rent and p>rt Of FUR
4 FlTUR BE IT sale. HoQss No. 610 ts:k street
between and Cont aiIin Is 70 ms and all lnodern
stnproyemeais. Inquire on prenS.a sln
GElA Viii BUi TWO- sfpRYFRAME
.S1yIOO nV sk 81 six rooms, With 30 - teet
isehes front ~ loo feet deep. s9ssre sorth II
Itnnfy lvenis avenue; water and iu street aud
furfher pafic uiaxs spply the pr msses NJ 732I
street n " :. between sd snd assh. Opposite the
Cucle. 50 To- Rs-
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nTlOuNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
W. TON, corner 9Th and d streets, open from 3
a. IN. to ~ y. m.
BIonthly Literary AIsenss. third Monday evening
Ddt'y Prayer Msstisss, at II is and D. m
OPsn-du Serrioe, cor. 9TH st. and Pa. av., m.
Library and RsddrHs Rooms. 5000 vols free 10 ali
In rooms. To members taking books home, ST.
All persons welcome 70 the Rooms ses.t
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HETHE ATTENTION OFPARENrs, Teach
N ers and Dealers Il invited 10 my new store
No. 1926 18th street between and l. streets se yen
doors above my old stand where have opened an
unusually large stock OF School Books and Station
Fry, Comprising the complete assortment in the
District, which am selling at the lowest prices
Wholesale and retail. ''
sci I'm RICHARD ROBERTS.
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AMERICAN BROILERS.
AMERICAN BROILERS.
Just received at red need prices, at
j. W.BOTELER & BROS,
MetZerott Hail.
SEES 81 923 Pennsylyan ia avenue
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A RT NOTICE;.MI. IT, kAUFMANN will
"A resume his GLASSES in PAINTING At his
Stud o, over Metzerott Hail. on WEDNESDAY,
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SEES 81 923 Pennsylvania avenue.
l. TON CEMETERY, VA.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
washington, ID. c.. September q, $50 (
Bids arr invited for the work and material OF a
Gstew ~ at Arlington Nationsi Cemetery, the plan
Tor which mas be seen at this Gffice.
Bids addressed TO the Depot Quartermaster and in
dorsed Proposals for Gateway will be opened at
this Office on the 9th Of October, at nom.
w. MYERS,
se2s ct Depot Quartermsster.
United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON u. c.. September q, 1870.
on the petition OF ID. II .WHITTEMORE, Of wor
ceeter- Mass praying for the extension of q patent
granted 10 him the 18th dsy OF January, 1867 for
an Improvement in Machines for PAIRING and Slicng
Apples:
IL is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of December next that the
time for filing argume nts and the Examiner report
be limited 10 the Z3h day OF December next and that
said petition be heard on the 2oth day Of December
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
ee28w5u Commissioner OF Patents,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-22
yesterdays Evening Dispatches. !

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Net receipts OF cot
ton for the week at all United States ports
43. $50 bales: exports to Great Britain IA,
s7O: to the continent q, SIS; stock on hand
aud on shipboard not yet cleared Z95, '5O
bales.
WASHINGTON, May 21-Sendte.-The SEN
ate this morning passed bill enforcing the
fifteenth amendment. Many new and more
stringent clauses were added to the bill. 1t
goes to the House for concurrence. The
final vote was ~ to s. A motion denying
fees to informers was lost by q to %.
On motion of Mr.. Morton. section was
inserted making criminal all attempts to IN
fuence the votes of colored persons by de-
priving them of occupation, ejecting them
from houses, lands or other property, retus'
ing to renew leases, etc, and imposing a
fine Of $500 and Imprisonment OF not less
than one year for such offense.
An additional section Offered by Mr.. Pool
was adopted, making organizations Of two
or more persons to violate the provisions OF
this act felonies, punishable by fine Of not
more than $4,000, and imprisonment mo- ex-
ceeding ten years, the offender to be there.
after ineligible to Office under the United
States.
Mr.. Carpenter moved an amendment that
any person deprived OF an Office, except a
Congressman or State LEGISLATOR, by reason
of the violations of this act, or by denial OF
the right to vote to any citizen on account
of race, color, etc, shall be ea'itled to hold
such office, and may recover possession of il
by quo ard1TdntO, or other appropriate pro
ceedings. in any United States district cOur,
for the proper district, or State court hay
ing jurisdiction. Adopted "a TO %.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-22

From the correspondence of the Exeter
IN. H. NeoCS Letter we take the folloEing:
''There was young lady, some years since,
daughter OF Josiah Bartlett, of Nottingham,
who was mute. She was literally educated
at Hartford, Connecticut. and subsequently
married Mir. Foster, also deaf mute. The
fruit of this marriage was six children, all
of whom can hear and talk like so many
black birds. They were recently at Noting
ham, and even the youngest, girl eighteen
months old, could articulate even more
readily than most children of her age. What
ismure amusii and interesting is the little
child, thus early, can use the deaf and dumb
alphabet readily, and talks with her mother.
telling what she wants to eat drink end
wear. and whether her head aches or throat
is sore. Indeed, all the children are DOS
esssed of more than ordinary intelligence
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ana, 81; j a Duncan, of Virginia :.
orr;n If 4 10 nessee, II; scattering,


~ BIZ ana. ~. a Duncan, OF virginia,
So; eFerrin. of .nne ssee. II; scattering
or Ca, NJ MAJ News from Red river
saws l. iarJnt break there is imminent,
and tSere pest excitement at Fort Gerry
from TIL ID se. and also from the arrest OF
Cant. SnplS the Indian agent, left
s;omr nstx gterday for Washington, &C
compapieF ~ Spotted Tail, Swift Bear
Esst Beay and Yellow Hair, of the Brute
sioux tfbe 81 indians. They were ordered
to Washington by Commissioner Parker to
meet Red Cloud and the hostile Wyoming
Chiefs
COLUMBIA, S. c., May 21.-An Injunction
has been granted restraining the State from
indorsipg the Blue Ridge railroad bonds. j,
Mr.. Hardy Solomon has been elected
president of the South Carolina Banking
and Trust Company.
, PHILADELPHIA, May 21-The Presbyterian
Assembly considered boundaries to-day.
The report recommends the enlargement OF
both presbyteries and synods.
LOUISVILLE May 21.-A Democratic Con-
ventlon was held here to-day. A ticket TOR
q portion of the county and city Offices was
nominated.
The Presbyterian General Assembly held
only @ morning session. The first order OF
for great Presbyterian University. Rev;
DR.. Lyon, of Mississippi, made long and
able speech in favor of it, after which the
whole subject was referred to commlttee,
of which Rev. DR.. Palmer, of New Orleans,
is chairman, to digest the subject and pre-
sent it ip tangible form for the consldera-
ton of the body.
The reports OF the Executive Committees
on Foreign Missions and Education were
read and referred to the standing commit
tees On the same subjects.
The hearing of delegates from correspond
ing bodies was made the order OF the DAY
for Monday morning.
A pumb Der of minor reports were presented
and referred to committees.
Adjourned until Monday morning.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. May 81, Z. Nj
Barometer 1915. Wind south southwest ana
Iicnt. Arrived: Steamship Clinton, at +.
NJ, Beckett master. from lndiaDoia via Oai-
weston, to C. A. Whitney u Co. sailed:
Banks Daniel Draper and Harriet F. HUssey.
MEMPHIS. May 2l.-Weather clear. Mer.
curry 49, River falling. Passed up: ShreVe
and Dexter. Down Colorado.
V1cksBURG. Nav 2l.-Passed down. Fon-
tenella, 4 A. NJ; Pargoud, twelve last night;
Glasgow, 10 P. NJ; Groesbeck, | A. M.
Passed up: r. E. Lee at and Leonldas at
6 A. M. River falling; weather clear and
warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 21.-Arrived: Robert
Burrs, from Memphis. Departed: Robert
Burns, for Cincinnati; America, for Ark an
sas river. River falliDg-six inches IN last
twenty. four hours: six feet six inches in
canal; four feet six inches in chute. Wea-
ther warm and dry.
CINCINNATI, May q. River fallen
twenty inches, and still falling. Fifteen
feet in the channel. Departed: Waunits.
for Pittsburg; Silver Moon, for Mem
phis: Edinburgh, for New Orleans.
Weather clear. Thermometer 81 at noon.
PIrrsBuRG, May 2l.-Monongahela' re-
ceding, with scant four feet of water in
the channel Weather hot and cloudy, with
a heavy rain this morning. thermometer
S6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-22
Monetary and Commercial
EDNETAKT.

uFgsUH OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. /,
SATURDAY EvENINa. May 81, la70.
The money market continues unchanged.
al notes, secured by unquestionable coiat-
erals, and AL business paper without col.
laterals, are quoted at l0M12 IF cent Is
annum, and second grade at l@ls % cent
70 month. Al mortgage notes are quoted at
9@l0 q cent % annun, and second class at
1l@l2.
Cola opened at 1l4s@l14E against 114a at
New York;, and closed at 114s @ll44 against
114A), touching lis during the interim.
The sales included $50 900 at ia 1l-l6; $4,000
and $4,000 at 114i; $685. 900 at ll44@l145;
$500 at l14s and $4,000 and $4,000 at lis.
Inasilver, 1000, Mexican dollars changed
hands at 3 % cent premium in god.
Operations in foreign exchange were
limited, and, with decline In gold at the
close, rates for commercial sterling gave
way y cent. The sales of sterling en-
braced EGG 900, of which $4,000 bill Of ladiDg
at l24a; $4,000 clear at l244; $1,000 CONNER
cial at 1875; $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 AL clear
at 1851; $4,000 at 1851, and $4,000 bank at
1859. In francs $1,000 AL commercial sold
Ash, and 20 600 at 4 so, both sums for re-
mittance. Sterling may now be quoted at
124a@l25 for good to AL bill of lading and
clear, and -@125i for bank; and francs
4.53l@- for the former and 4 Jig for
the latter.
Domestic exchange was quiet but steady.
The banks checked ON New York at y cent
premium, and the sales included SOS, 0O0
commercial sight on New York at ! pre-
MUM: $50 900 bank and private bankers at
3@3-l6; $40 900 and $4,000 commercial. and
So, 900 and $40 900 private bankers 81: 8 l6;
$4,000 private bankers at /, and $4,000 five
days sight on st. Louis at ! discount.
We noticed more activity in stocks the
sales of which included 100 shares Ship Is
land Canal yesterday, not reported), at 81 10;
100 and 800 shares Crescent City Slaughter
house at S24 So; 100 do at S24 IS; 100 do at
S2S so; 200 do at S29 %; 100 and 100 do at
$40 so; 100 do (re.sale, and 200 at $50; 90
Mississippi Valley Levee Company at SO
and so Citizens Bank at 81 IS.
Nothing was reported in bonds.
In warrants $500 old State changed hands
at 94a, $1,000 and $1,000 Metropolitan police
at "a, $4,000 at 94@94l, and $4,000 at 95.
Dealers bought State at IS for new and 9i5
for old, and metropolitan police at 93I and
sold the former at SO for new and 9509955 for
old. and the latter at 9i9943.
There appeared to be nothing doing in
city treasury notes. Dealers rates for small
sums were 20 per cent discount buying, and
l1@1S selling.
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Unstamped Letters.

tsaAined In the New Orleans Possomcs
E0r Want Of Postage. May 81.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
tsrs can have them forwarded to destination
By calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
to the Dead Letter Office.
Reuenue stamps not receivable as postage.
Adam Falkenstein, Carrollton, La.
Lewis Richard. Stribling's Landing.
J. NJ. Corbin, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
P. p. Lock, 256.
Had Directions.
William Nero. Bouves Bay Parish. La.
w. 81. Thomas, Castlemans Landing, 2.
T. Zuber, Castleman's Landing.
J. G. Bedford, Castleman's Landing.
Silas Drake, Serbs Landing, Mississippi.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-22

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Crescent City, Melon. for New YORK
Steamship q Harris. Lockwood, for Brasos sansSeo
Steamship Florida, OLeary for Key West and Florida
British steamship Lord Lowell Agnew. for Havana
Steamer Belle Lee, Hicks; fsr g. Louis
F0rwegian bAvk Heimdahl Hansen, for davro
Italian brig Glove, Coora for Cette
Schooner Pauline, Hansen, for Pensacola
Schooner Stingray, Fowler, for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship De Soto Morton. from New York 18th inst,
Ship F.ancis Sage. Cronk, g. days from Newport.
Wales, to ma.ter-Pont
Bark Limerick Lass. Marshman. Sc days from Liver
Schooner EHpa, sohnson, 9 daysfrom Tsmpico, to
Fernandez Gco-2d district T
rOwBOATs.
Wabash. Averill from tine Passes.Towsd down to
the Bar ship Cherokee and bark Aur elia-Brought
up ship PSage bark Limerick Lass and schooner
Elina.
sTBANBoAFs.
Mollie Able Able from st. Louis.
St. john Greenhouse. from Baton Rouge
hunter. Jeantrau. from Lower Coast
Mary Carroll. from Mobile.
Wild Wagner, GOddn. from NatcheL
EXPORTS,
NEW YORK-Stearsship Crescent City-830 bales Of
30 bbs -four $50 bags wool 1900 hdes 100 bbis oil
90 bales hdss 2S cotton seed Sc bales moss oo hhd
tobacco 800 bds hides u.
ship Hsrrs340 pkgs mdse ll5 bbls oil O DOS nous
100 bxs rasins Brazos Santiago 1000 pkss md'e 5O
bbs whisky 1900 bbls -four for Galveston
Florda-9S5 bbls -four obs mossses oois whisky oo
6o SKIS bags coffee csks bacon 3O2 pigs
mdse bhls sugar ,
HAVANA-Steamship Lord Lovell-l6s0 crossties
50 bbls tallow 500 bbs flour $50 empty barrels 49,.
HAVkE-Bark Hendahl-970 bales cotton and 1000
CkTrE-Brg oiove-s7 2e0 slaves ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pau .ine-630 SKIS ITO
SKIS is bb -four IL bos pork ~ bales hay ~ Dds po-
tatoes 3 csks bacon - -
Observation-Disclosures Stingray-ls0 SKIS corn so
bbs oar 10 bos pork rs bbs potatoes bales hay ana
ST LOUIS-Steamer Belle Lee-3Oo hhds sugar $50
bxs sugar esrthenware 1896 bars railroad iron
lo82 pkgs hardware
IMPORTS
GRAND CAYMEN-Schooner Wlis-3 bbls and sos
baqs coffee tons and 5000 bbls junk $500 cench shells
and sundeS
Carl oARIEN-Bsrk Lucy Franchise ties molasses
MALAGA-Bark Rosario-50 kegs wine q bxs lemons
1888 canary birds and tries
APALACHlUt LA-Steamship Perit-4l bales cotton
10 sks peas and sundres
NIB uE-stasmer Mary-S7 bales cotton So bales OF
mdse "a bbis rosin IS bxs tobacco and sundres
a6oEIpTa Or PR0DOOh
BATON ROUGE-steamer st John-e5 hid, sugar
46 bbs moasses bales cotton 2l3 SKIS IS obs po-
tatoes Al SKIS onions and sundries -
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-3i bbis rice IVA
SKIS rice II SKIS pc SKIS cotton seed 6O SKIS onions
and sundry produce
NATC6EZ-Steamer Wild Wasoner-S0 bales cotton
80 SKIS seed LIS cotton seed % head cattle
Est LOUIs-Stesmer Moliie Able-A ful cargo OF
Western produce and suEdries
By THE BAILRGAD
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAG May 2-2l bales cotton 80 hf bales moss ioi
hides 81 hhds sugar and sundry produce