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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton l'n-c in BOst On-Di-agreesncHtO
the JUry-ArkansRs.

Cotton 1n-c in BOssOn-Disa sreesncii OF
the Jury-Arkansns. .
Boston. February 4.-'the trial of Fred
erick Lockwood, indicted for having OBJ
tanned one hundred bales of cotton Oh false
representations. resulted to-day i'll dis
agreement of the jury.
MEMPHIS, February 1T is now consid-
cred certain that the Clayton party i'll the
Arkansas Legislature will GUST Lieutenant
Governor johnson.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, February f.-lhc
cable feet. with Sir Charles Bright on board
leaves Monday, ana will remain at sea
until the Porto Rico cable is received.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, February 4. + 7. NJ
Barometer 30. Weather calm. Arrived ::
Steamship CASTILLO. Page. master, from
Havana, to Mummy, Schroeder & Co.
Sailed: Steamships General Meade, Tobasco
and Certes.
MEMPHIS. February i-Wcather clear
and pleasant. River rising. Passed down ::
CITY Of Alton and Colorado. Passed up ::
Alexander MITCHELL
VICKsD,'RG. February A-Passcd mp:
Mary Houston at 10 last night. Mo.lir Able
at 10 A. NJ. j. A. Wood at II A. NJ. Ar
kansas at B p. NJ. Passed down: L. b..
Churcl, at A. NJ. Nick Longworth at: =.
NJ, Continental ut 7 =. IL, Lookout at " L.
cool
LOUISVILLE. February 5.-The river has
risen five inches in the past twcntyiour
hours. with three feet in 'he chute, and nine
feet seven inches in the canal
Arrived Emperor, from New Orleans:
Hawk Eye No. :! and barges. from Pitts
burg.
Departed: Loren. and Susie Silver. for
New Orleans Emperor. for Cincinnati.
Captain John Robinsons new boat. for
Green river trade. was launched ycstcr-
day.
Weather clear and pleasant ell day. Meg
curry ~.
C.StISNAr,. February i.-Riyer twenty
six feet six inchcs-scyenty-tive feet six
inches under the bridge. Arrived: Kate
Putnam, from pittsburg. Robert Burns and
Silver Moon. from Memphis, Departed:
Messenger, for New Orleans Champion. toC
Memphis. Kate Putnam. for st. Louis.
The new iron boat John 4. Moore at
tracted great attention. Weather beauti-
full now. but this morning such a thick
cloud of smoke rested upon the city till
eleven o'clock that gas was necessary i'll al
most all business houses. In some parts OF
! the city objects could no. be seen owe; halt
a square. Mercury $50.
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Monetary--Commercial
MONETARY.
OFPICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
.rI-nnAY EYESIaG february lbll.

-
Uo have no material change 10 report in the
money market. The street rateo are stlu lVa =
ccnt per anuum for Al paper, with coiatefal anu
Al business notes wi thOut colatras, and ga Ii Tor
All first class mortgage paper, and la IA for second
grade. go, 80, ,:. ,,,,, o+,y.,
The sales included 5000 at lil's; s2W". Sz" Hac
$1,000 and 5000 at III i: *!ooo, 81 600, $ 600
and $4,000 at ill.s *looos at III 7l1 laUG
and aIa 600 at I'LL; %2O,oV0 at ~ dlli':, ana
5000 and t.,3, 900 ut Ills. ,
IN silver, $500 in American halves sold al lo''-;
$500 at 100, and : l00Oa l09'..
The movement III foreign exchange was mort
animated and rates ruled higher, the mhrkat au,
vancing by the close cent Ie ,nSn ,o 90
and t3o00 bill of adn. ut !2o 3; 4 iVn 4 i.Too,
4 1890 $500 and ssooo bill of ladins at l2c'i: ho"o
clear at the same $3.50 bi OF iaaim ia a. ~"
l2o7s 5000 AL and trstciass clear al ~ az l.
$500 S3oO0 1000, 5000 and 10000 Al clear NJ
l2I tl5.OOo at l2l i, and s2ioo pank az - :;
Sterling NAV now be quoted at l20hs Hl2l Tor good
Al bill OF ladns and clear and i2i a ior pa,h'
Domestic exchange vas iiM ana nichanseu '
The banks still drew New York At t. cent
Discount for remittance. and with more offering We
noticed sales of +l5.@c, $4,000 and 20 zoe M
discount s. l25 900 bank and private hanhrrs az
9-32u5I6, $4,000 commercial and Si'V', anu
j. 10, 500 pr!vat" bankers at '-l6 *I'o,o co or"
cla! and private, bankers III 5-ltH 81 SZo"" ana
i 30 900 commercial and $50 eco spilvatr bankers
at $50. 900 commenced at 80, > .u,ooo 'i'i'l
days sight on New York M - f-''ovo SUI - ~,
Boston ut IL, and so" thirty days e'S"' VI ~
Louis at rs. - !, - .,,
The movement i'll stocks wa. more than uSIiMiiS
active the reported sales nbracliS 800 shares HiI
Island Canal at 28c; 20 Crescent CITY tiiro!t "'Ai
dividend at 30 60 do do at 4!3 ~; 10 do d" at
81 50 Union Bank at + % 30 90 at NJ 10 uo a al
S34: 80 Carruton Railroad ut s 80: ~ d"at H.
and Few shares Al Sill 80, and 30 Union Insurance
COMPANY at S6l. Quite large number "f mon
Bank shares changed hands, particulars 81 winch
were not reported, We understand ina, Inc ,iaus-
tl- OF this stock today reached about io" SNARE
There wa, some inquiry for Bank "f Ne" Orleans
ana q was bid TOR il early III the day, but We
heard of no sales 4, ,
bonds sold ut 90 and 5000 city tens at 20 :; ana
5000 trcsalcl AT 49,. ,
In warrant, $500 y 700 and smaller amount 81
new state changed hand, at -. Dealers b",i:lt
these at .,u.4 and new metropolitan Ponce az =. :.
qa; and asked ioi the former ga =. ana io' 'e
latter -Na3i,.
Fifteen Thousand dollars irvc" warrants were
report ed at g. an extern" rate =.
There, are tcw no city treasury no,f> "h'i.hS
EXCEPT in tr;tIng lots Dealers ot' them across
thr!r counters IL q: as Z cent discount and ASK
~. U!t,
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An Egg Tester.

Last Friday. Mr.. I. W. White. the super
intcmdcnt OF the dininy-room OF Tie Max
well House. showed the Nashville Union
and american new invention which he
had just imported from England 1t is
Schafer's c.g-tester. patented by royal
letters patent. 1t is a box shaped arrange.
ment. fixed with Il peculiar character of
lens, which enables you to determine with
ease and certainty good from Il bad egg.
Mr. " b:ta saw this invention while on il
visit to D.iand. and has never seen any
thing oi the kind in America. A bad egg
can be detected in an instant By placing 1t
in one of III" holes in the box and holding
it before the light. A good cgg looks
bright, while Il bad one has dark appear
ance. The price OF them. if imported IN any
number. VOID I've about fifty cents cacn.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROADS:
MOBILE DIVISION

-voexpress trains daily. On and after MONDAY
January ~, 1871, passenger trains will run as fol
lows Leave New Orleans, from the foot of Canal
A. NJ and 3 F. ii. Arrive at Mobile ut 2:20 and e:oo
p. N. Leave Mobile. from foot of Government
street for New Orleans and intermediate stations
at 8:l5 A. NJ. and 800 r NJ. Arrive at New Orleans
at 30 and $50 p. 81 Connections made at Mobile
by A. Nj. trains with Mobile and Ohio road for st
NORTH EAST AND WEST, and by the p.
~ train with night express train of the Mobile
and montgomery road for Montgomery, Atlanta,
Augusta. Savannah, jacksonville, Floridd, and ali
points North East and West. Freight trains each
way daily and freight received at the foot OF Julia
before p. NJ delivered at Mobile early ne 1t
morning. Freight as low as by any other route.
For through tickets or further information as to
rates OF freight, apply at the company's office, cor
ner Of Camp and Common streets
J. K. KEEDRICK, General Superintendent.
New Orleans January IY.1 ia22
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

AkklVEO 1hSlhhDAE.
Steamship I { Iiarrl. rarweil from Hrai', SAINT
ago VIA Kockioii, 10 Charles 4 " h.i';r; 500
l,t district 3
Spanish steamship Castillo, "asso'. from Barcelona
via Havana, to Mummy, Schroeder Ac"-Alsi'is
Shir Zephyr. Sweet-er. Il days from Boston. I"
ma strr-lst district
Bark John titddic. Could. from Liverpool De" ~
TO ocean, Z,rrga &co-Polnt
Bark Augusta Gustiye. Bertrand, from !'oi'itAuh
Dee ~ to Bruiat"u, Aco-2d district
Schooner l. l. Davis, iathIop, day ioin Sa'..'.
Pass to masicr-2d district /
schooner J L >omerc Wilson, DAYS from ''r'At
Caillo,, I" mastered district 7
Schooner E,na. Mclean. 5 DAYS from Nuai.';. Il.
I,I,.i, - t.ran,c t.'o-od district I
TOWDOATS.
Perry. Sturt.'ant, tom the lowed DOW,
and 10 sea "a instant, bark Galbi.h.aH and
schooner J ) lngr aham-DrougiIt mp hark> Joh!.
Gcddle aud augusta Gustave
Ocean, Mcclellan. from the fasse,-Nt:it down
l.ht-Aouch; up schuoncrs l. Davis Ana l.
SomcV>
Anita Palmer. from the Passes lowed Ho'n
and t" SEA, Isl instant. ship i':.nAo". hIl.s ! Il
Kennedy and William ana An'hont-GI"uGht
up ship Zephyr and schooner htnH
Grand Lake No ,, Williams. from !lt:sniC = s' i.
boats and barge.
SVEAHDOAO,.
Laura Elak.,lc. from Mobile.
Enterprise, Thorn from - Hrrt.E'ii-'.
81. Horn. Aucoiu. from Laiouichr.
Wild Wagner, Goddu. from Nat'l"'
Peerless. Broad from Bayou De, G.Ai'.
Dexter. Jones. nom Care.
Flicker. pUpuy. from LockroIt
Leslie Tav Tor + .n,ou from Washington.
- John Gr.ati!ouse. Baton E"uSr.
I!csp,r. hing. from LaiourcAr
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VERSAILLES.
OMcial Note from Bisma
Decree Discussed.

VERSAILLES, February 3.-An Official note
from Connt Bismarck points Gambetta to
the decree, issued by him, declaring the in
eligibility to the Assembly of functionarics
under the empire, as corrobative of the
fears of NJ. Jules Favre that the elections
will not be free, in consequence of which
Count Bismarck proposes the convocation
of the Corps Legislatif, which is refused by
III. Favre. The note concludes with the
protest from Bismarck against the decree.
Bismarck says the Germans will on, y re-
cognize an Assembly composed of freely
elected IDENTITIES
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COMMERCIAL.


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tV.loN-lh' sans '"ua; i,i,,,,n,,. c.r,,,,
a, .r'a Pc i ;.. ,a otrir, inM ,nidnc wtii
strict good orI;ia'! anu sun NV VA, IN "
were >t'iitl "e lM''e Az" i ,,;;,,.rx al !It n
ORDINARY al ~ :; 4" IL -; - - " ui:iF,r .i VI.
La 10" hiudi'nT ~ 40 -. ,,Itr mi roui
dli'sr; strict iniaiNhs al 10. u IL Az anu -'''
mMluIlii" at H. - o, ,,-,;,,,rv n! ~ ,r.
ne 1hs'ut hiul.e ' ny, % y, ~. - i;ttl. ot ;h,,
iof M .e'i anu Isl. md strict ,n,d Al l3>c
Si.lr 70 De ii',u u''o. - - H. ,,d M H. ami
ana i.a'; s'i.r' i,', ~; MN, ,,ir. Al, .trr o:
!t,sc' inc i'i'ic' o,in, .'' - - vin Un,r,
II &C vas ,"i,tsru 'oi 4 a., 't ~, ,nt ,in,Iv Of th.
Mons we're resi- 80 -, ~ i,,"ht .,.fnns I'll,
hsheF sitl'' ai -. a.. ,' " S-d u aIT,nr, ON
hiAIhtN was NV, ainr t.,r-r,yu,
s'cin. rA, tt-r' 'iiu sn,I Sriyai,. ,ii,
iio'h ne" .oi n ''t "a -. ~ ,,.L.rt,,n1 reduce,
patent rom t' "a, .r' va L,. tm rr.nt dim.
hln'' OF '.4ct ecu "a H, n, .nnt,rd cnttnu. OF
GUY IL. '!'' III" ,,.,,.,,1io., i, ,il. r..
"n"H. ''''' . ' ~
ceiP's ,r,
t"iloH
St,,.. ~, hand Sr,'r.!!,.f !. ,S.n-o.Al.- y Ss"
Arrived since. l.,t -ta..,u. Mt. :..r'
Arrived nr,.,j....t, .....,..... .'e.H!.- iI2
Total Observation-Disclosures. 80. oJS
Cleaned tod. ................- i.H}a
Cl,.lr
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May, aged uint. wears. a.lcr rca,!... the
many VERSIONS u! the story -. MARY ana
her h:t!' lam" appcarn, in the NJ lo.il
Suu, send, The following to that i,a.'g:
Mary had , little .an,h tied to = itti.. .:.;,:.
And cvtJ time that Mary pUiicJ,
Oh how ih&: lamb would sim.
~" hat'!r'i that lami, to s'Eoo. one T..
And made Ia meek 50 -oIc:
II k,k",i, ;ni rolled. and bro,.' Il. II y.
And ;iisd .i,oa ;he onr
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HAVANA.

Spanish War. Steamer Watching the Her.
net-The Cotton Plant Destroyed by
Worms.
HAVANA, February 4.-IIaytien advices of
she first have been received.
A Spanish war steamer was still watch
ing closely the Cuban steamer Hornet at
Port -au- Prince, flying the American colors,
dav and night
The crew of tho Hornet arc making pre-
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Thomas J0r,.H ~. y. EuiZ and g.. ESpi-
noia.--S. verth Distinct Coax -. tAt !iri,a y
Orleans. No ;;I84.
Wy VIKTt'r CT a WRIT Or F.fR! FACiAS TO
- me directed by the :cuo...,,e' n" Seventh
Dl,trict Court 10, the par:si, o. Orleans III IN"
above entitled caue,' viii proc..1 to sell at puD
lie auction, at the Merchants, and lu':'on""r. ~
change ROYAL street betwsD lanai .nG Custom
bou,,. streets, the ss'Hf.i -t~r{ "i this city
On TUESDAY, March :, IL * tF'".7r civc, III.
the following les. fiJc,i I.D.rTtg, - wit
TIE STEAMSHIP BhAUFUk.. re nla-t+. ioa'-
.nrit sails, boats anchors .al.i's, :urn'tut" ana
OF he, acce,sori, thclrGHt" ..of,I.i-. ,ri ap'e'-
tanning now lying the d .-,;--''.'' to. -I.
baal1. below the UIsl:Ioc .r.."r.
Sa.ixe, in the above SUI.
Terns-Cash on tn. spot.
:, =. >>.'"iHEr
ga m NH, Sherry q. 81. .',T;-ii ct Orleans
NOuI0r Il, Duue-tre -. 4 iSa ris- Dcni:;u-
Fourth District Court 10 .nt ,aIeil u Or.oau5.
No. ., 269.
DY VIRTUE or WRIT OF FIFRI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honur..iic The Fourth DIS
trIct Court for the parish OF Orleans. in the above
entitled cause will proceed "a eN at public auc-
ton on the premises hereinafter designated. on
TUESDAY, February a. 1851, at l0t. o'clock A. NJ.
the following described property, to-vit:
THE CONTENTS ANU FIXTURES or SHOb
STORE situated at No. 63 Royal streot, between
Bienyillr and CONT streets il the Second District
OF this city, Pc inventory. which may be seen
in my Office.
Seized Ill the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. g. SAJvLNET.
fel7l4 Sheriff Of the pagish Of Oziea1A
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variations to embark for the United States,
their passage having been taken.
The country is quiet and the people are
satisfied with the condition of affairs.
The worms have destroyed the cotton
plant in Artibonite District.
Commerce is suffering. while the premium
in gold is increasing, and the deliveries Of
produce are lighter than ever.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05

With big :elrs III her eyes, Il SWEET little
Pennsylvania girl of five summers asked.
'Will dear little brother Johnny die TO-
night, mother?' And when she was as
srred that the doctor thought not, she con-
tinued, while sobs choked her utterance,
"PoOr Johnny, l wish he would, cause then
l could have his little whitehandled knife
aud fork.
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i; yo,an: lady in Hartford di,.,l. ;.n,' ",l
the ,iay appointed Tor her funeral, tin. body
WIS pl.,ce>. upon the sofa, robed III white.
and iookiD. ~ peaceful as IN natural Sleep.
Rare iiUweI7 were strcwn around. bui all the
usual ucatI-',he tinhlcmS were put aside.
The burial Wa. at the convenience Of the
family. anD took place ten days ate. the
funeral scgg'cc.
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STEAMBOATS,.

ST. LOUIS.
Merchnnts' Southern Line.
Connecting with Arkansas. White and Cumberland
River Packets.
Leaves MONDAY February 6. at +. NJ
<rss,r~ b. For 1T. Louis, Cairo, Mcm'
H. i...1S phs, and the Bends-ihe ne" pas
aT...TX5ii::fr@R seuSer steamer
TOM JASPER,
G. L. coli, Master.
VIII leave as above For freight OF passage apply
board. or to ~
hl No. l35 Grivicr street
mississippi Valley Transportation Com
pany.
Leaves MONDAY. February s, at > T. n,
<FxT1as~ h For IT. Louis. Cairo ION.
H. ~ Meeting with Illinois Central Kali
$eavf VII II road AID Memphs-The steamer
s1cfEtES@E
MOHAWK AND BARGES.
CAPTAIN Coll, Master,
wiz ,,,.e ao above For freight apply on board
or to J =. BCRDEAC, Agent.
No. 10 PoydraS street.
Freight taken for Chicag" and all points on the
Illinois Central railroad and its cOnnectlsns
Bills of a4iing tor all treights over the Hiiloio
Central railroad signed at the Office OF
JAMES T. TUCKER,
IL: No. 26 Car0nlclct street
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PrOpOsifiOn from EOVernlHcnf OF Sfr"IA.
ST. PETERSBURG, February At is said
that the government OF Scrvia has sub
mitted a proposition to the Porte, Tor dis
cussion by the two governments. on the
anne xati0n OF Bosnia and Uerz4 &ovina TO
Seryia.
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LIVERPOOL.
in GuD1niior of Cotton.


LIVERPOOL. February 3.-1he quotation
of cotton shipping at New Orleans 81 nj as
I'D is Incorrect II should have been stated
That cotton sold on ship named ~ Savan
nah or Charleston at ia d tor nIidGIing w.
lands
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TINRAVELEISS, ATTENTION:
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,


MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL. RAILROADS..
Run the. Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars.
Their com bned length without change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
The 2 \. ~. Express Train runs Daily.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED;
Makes close connections for Vicks6urS, Memphis
Vt. Louis, Chicago louisville. and all points beyond
Sleeping at night, Canton to Grand Junction and
Humboldt.
The ,laii TRIM leaves New Orleans Duly,
ut 5P. NJ.
Hakes schedule connections with Lightning TX.
press trains to all points NORTH, EAST and " EST.
Carries tie great Northern Mail.
Time to New Ork, 10 Hours.
Mes and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars r'lu to
Humboldt, Tennessee, Cleveland, Tenuebset, ana
Louisville. Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives ut LEO A. N.
Mail Train South arrives at lies A. vi.
Ticket office, Galveston Iron Building
Corner Camp and CnumOn streets, and at Depot.
r. .. SEWALL, General superintendent;
}. 3. MOREY, General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans jackson and Great Northern E2l
=. D. FROST, Genera! superintendent:
D. B. MOREf General Ticket Agent Missis
s.opi Central Railroad
:. ". SCOTT. General Passenger Agent.
tvs 3,n
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CRESCENT CITY,
GEORGE l.. NORTON, Commando
SATURDAY, February H. at A. H.
VIII leave her wharf foot of Jefferson street, on
These steamers have superior ACCOMMODATIONS
for passengers. on
CabjnAPassag &c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Steerage Passage " 80, q c.,.s
cow Bremen and Hamburg. Through tlc4ets Io5
trst-class and steerage passengers Tor Liverpool
and the Continent. connecting with Gu0ns Line OF
steamers sailing from New York every "Wednesday
For freight passage, apply to x
Low l. LUpW1GSEN,
No. 1870 Common street
The steamship MISSISSIPPI will follow Leaving
OIL SATURDAY, February IL, at A. ID.
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BRUSSELS.


eral TrOchu-Orleans Princes Will Not
Accept Cnndlfdatures-LIOnrbn Has
Died Of Manufacturers of Bordeaux
Delegation Withdrawn by the Paris
Government.
BRUSSELS, February 4.-Traveiers who
left Paris on Wednesday and arrived here
to-day report the city quiet, with some
slight disorder upon the receipt of the news
Of the armistice. The rioters were easily
appeased.
There was great difficulties in procuring
food and 5000 persons have already asked
permission to leave the city.
1t is reported here that an attempt made
to assassinate General Trochu resulted i'll
the death OF Trochu's orderly. The General
was unhurt.
1t is now said the Orleans princes will not
accept candidature for the National As
sembly. s..
The Gaulois has a dispatch that Bourbaki
died of the wounds inflicted upon himself
during % fit of temporary insanity.
The Gautois says that the Paris govern
ment has withdrawn the powers Of the
bordeaux delegation.
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EXPORTS.
BOSTON VIA rORTLANl'-Ste a:'s!ir HI rc;i..---
$50. bales cotton 800 " SIS cc.n l. ,Gs Of
metal p pkgs sundr:rS
INDIANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'n N"r-
CANTOR India nola-lG0 bhis Hour 2oD sk, corn 100
bales hay 70 wagons .. pix, sii'i'';!cs
For (;alveston-3eob hls tour 39I bids potato, :-'
pk.s sundIles
BREMEN-Ship Shakespcarc-2''C bales cotton
VERPOOL-Bark Sindbal--iii2 ICs tallow ~
hhds ,allow 80 cks ;ai.aw IA Db!s Io-;" .o" slaves
30tOnS oilcakc
PESSACOLA-St"aT,ohip iiudsou-lN" hbi' fo''r
~ bill, molscss G6 bbis his. hbls pork 400 So,
grain 1918 SKIS com 2i6 SKIS oats % bags coffee hh
tal!ow 10 cks bacon hhs sugar %; pk,s nidso a.,!
sunarIca
ST LOIrlS-Stcamcr Great Repubiic-iJo ErE, 0i
coffee - bars railroad iron i6a pkgs mdse
ST LOCIS-Stttmrr Henry A;ne--.N %.s di''1
- ok ear. !i.nW Cases m'tse
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sDOOk CTIOS.
III. sal. OF English books which has been going
o. for some time 1t No q ST Charles street closes
TOMORROW EVENING Many fine books remain
W, TO be- sold aud parties wishing to add te t'lr
libraries should not fail to attend tomorrow
er.,,,~ fc3
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IMPORTS.

FIR zOS SANTIAGO VIA E.rErts .->t.4.'n-
ship c Harris-+2 $50 III specie ~ g" beef 50
head cattle and suudric>
MOBIiE-Stean.cs Laur'-.": bales COTTON AID
-un,lrIcs .
LlVERPOOI--Ship AstcIana-SD hc-, sod. ~
crates eartheuware 1904 oars ;a:!:"ld Iron 80"
s.tvs and sundry nse
INTERCOLLEGIATE katho!cen-In'o -k- SAY
RIO JANEIRO-Bark Traia ,ar-2ob, bag, COTE"
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'.YNO THE EAST...TO THE EAST
Via Louisville and Ohio and Mississippi
Railway.
The completion OF the Louisville Division OF this
road. and the splendid equipment for passenger
trave! makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHRAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
With direct connections from She south koc ca
cini.a.!
WITHOUT CHASGE OF CARS.
Be sure and ask for tickets via Louisville and the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway. for sale at all prn
cia! ticket offices i'll the South and in Louisville at
the General Office OF the Company corner Fourth
and Man streets also az Gal. House and Louisville
line and Willard Hotels.
n B-Tickets TO Cincinnati and points East, via
this in- are good on mail line steamers and Mail
line tickets are good on this road.
CHARLES E. FOLLETf,
General Passenger and Ticket AgeL., st. Louis
j. l.. Crossword.
General Superintendent, 81. LouiA
THOMAS BORWlS.
,y3ly General South,r I'll Agent Louisville.
HOVEi, Commander.
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RECEIPTS OF PROpUrE.

NNrCIIEZ-Steamer Wild Wasoner-li.' 'a"s ~
cotton Ia. SKIS seed cotton 23 SIS cotton sf-i :"
hhds sugar p bbs molasses and s'indre-
CAIRD-SttamcV DeAtsr-l65 bales cotton 40
SKIS corn and sundry prOduc"
observation-disclosures Fhcher--2S' hhis no1S-cs
So hiids sugar iaie- cotton and ',indri"s
Observation-Disclosures lie ssic rty!or-l2oo bates
cottoA So hld, sugar .0l 5bis mOl!ssc- uni sun
dries
BATON ROUGF:-Ste,mer 81 ;ohn-ln' bales cot.
ton 81. hhds sugar 4li hi,ls mojsosee and endTl'>
LAFOJ RCHE-StcameI ilesper-2 hai.s cotton -
hl,dS sugar 100 bbs mOla ,ses and sur,dflcs
ST DECENTRALIZATION. Enter prise-.zh bales
cotton la SKIS seed cotton 2tl hhde sugar II haii
bbls Inolacs..s lHi bbs mol;tose, and s'ind'ir-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ri. ii"rn-l' bales cotton
311 hhde sugar Ala bbis mOia>s"s ~ Obj, -u,.! anu
sunurics
BAYOU DIES GLAZE Steamer I'll ;a't- cotton
2O SKIS cotton seed % SKIS seed cotton aud .undrlfs
BY THE RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, February 4-l2tp bales cotton and
sundry produce .
RAILROAD. February 10 bales cotton and sun
dries 49,
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
February 4--l9l bales cotton 2JS lihd- sugar 10
bb!s nolasse = SKIS seed cotton obs ~tsac aud
sundries
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BELOW COMING Up.

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To } Ntci.cra-
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REWARDS.
FOR SALE.

NOR AALE-A No. | FAMILY OR PHiSl-
4 cians HORSE. warranted sot:nd and kind Also
"..v+;cians BUGGY and HARNESS N good ofoer.
A. ply ut Leonard L Maxwell stJhI. y, Oh Baronne
at-a.t tea IT.