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LrvERroo1, March 10, Evening. Cotton
sales Middling Uplands, Low Hiddiine
clause, May and June delivery, 6 31-32d
sales Middling Uplands, regular contract
April and May delivery, St; sales Niddline
Orleans, regular contract shipped March
and April, per sail, SIG.
The Cotton Brckers' Circular, issued last
evening after business hours, says: Cotton
has been in increased demand this week. with
material rise in prices; although on Wednes-
day and Thursday the market was moro quiet,
the quotations were generally advanced.
American descriptions continue to bein very
active request during the earlier part Of the
week and quotations advanced about q farth-
ing per pound, but at the close there is more
desire to sell and the extreme advance is
barely maintained. Rather more business
has been transacted in Sea Island cotton, but
ct easier rates. Business has been chiefly for
the common qualities Of Florida In futures
there has been an extensive business, but it
has been more limited during the last few
days Prices are now about ! above those of
last Thursday.
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WASHINGTON, March 10.-Ths Pfesiden
withdrew the name of A. White, ex-membe
Of Congress from Alabama, e Chief Jpstic,
Of Utah.
The Star says ssThe Democratic Hous,
seems to be more charitable to Pinchbacl
than the Republican Senate, for to-day b
moved about the floor of the former body q
frisky - 'Mary's Lamb, after it had beer
chased ont Of school"
Prof Silliman testified he received $500(
in advance and $40, 600 on the conclusion o.
services for the Emma Mine. which occupied
him between six and eight months.
WASHINGTON, March 10. - Rumors have
been privately circulated to the effect that
evidence has been discovered of corruption on
the part of three Democrats OF national yepu-
tation, and that the proofs will soon be pub
licly made known with all their startling par
ticulars.
It is mysteriously said the parties are Geo.
e. Pendleton, Thos. A. Hendricks and Sam,l
J. Randall As to Mr. Pendleton, he will ap-
pear before the Committee on Expenditures
in the War Department, ct his own v0lition,
next week, TO answer the public statements
concerning him in connection with the pay
ment of money BY the Secretary of War,
claimed to be due to the Bowler estate, OF
which Mr.. Pendleton was trustee.
This gentleman has already denied that i'm
proper influence was used by him to procure
. settlement of the claim. The Witness to
be named by Gen. Boynton was to testify on
this subject before the Committee on Expen-
ditures in the War Department, and Mr..
Pendleton will be heard in his own behalf
The charge against Gov. Hendricks has also
been denied by himself and friends, who say
he had nothing whatever to do with Gatlin
gun contracts, as has been cherged. While
) Senator he merely introduced one of his
Gen. Love. to Secretary STAN
ton, and there the matter ended SO far as he
was concerned.
With regard to Mr.. Randall the charge is
improper connection with matters affecting
he Philadelphia navy yards, but there is
,othing before the Committee on Naval
Affairs In the shape of . charge, or even an
animation of wrong-doing against him. He
las asked the committee to thoroughly exam |
ne the matter, although he and his friends |
Utterly deny that he has done anything what |
yer, on which even Q suspicion Of dishon-
sty can rest.
WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The following was
ent from this city by telegraph to-day:
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Adjutant Generals Office, March 10.
o Commanding General, Department Of Texas,
San Antonio:
The Acting Secretary Of War directs that you
revent any revolutionary movement from our
de, and also ell military expeditions in aid
the rev0luionists and all violations Of neu-
'slity; also to arrest disarm and intern any
oops who may cross from Mexico. Ac-
Yeceipt E. d. TOWNSEND,
Adiutant General,
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON. March 10.-The Senate has
mp the bill for the admission of New Mexico
into the Union.
The Wine and Spirits Association have Q
committee before the Ways and Means Com.
mittes arguing in favor Of reduction of tar
to fifty cents.
The Levee Committee have again post
poned its visit
The Committee on War Expenditures are
making an Intellectual search for Gen. Boyn.
ton. Of the Cincinnati Gazette, whom they want
as witness.
CosrnMAroNs-Jno L. Hayne, Collector Of
Customs. Brazos de Santiago, Texas; Jacob
Alexander, Postmaster, Greenville, Miss.
The Appropriation Committee agre ed to
report favoraoly on 500 900 deficiency Of the
appropriation for the Red Cloud agency.
The Privileges and Elections Committee by
small majority agreed to report favorably on
joint resolution electing the President more
directly by the people. The States shall be
divided in districts equal to the number of
Representatives in each district, counting
one vote for President, and the candidate re-
.ceiving the highest number of votes in State
shall receive two additional votes.
The House Committee on Patents reported
unfavorably on the bill continuing A. B. Will.
sons patent on sewing machines.
NIX. NOE0Hou gave ucus DoyutOu ~ the
authority for his dispatch. Gen. Boynton
will return in q couple Of days. He has been
telegraphed for to return when he receives the
dispatch, otherwise the Sergeant-at-Arms will
leave for him tonight The articles appeared
in the Herald Of the 7th and 9th inst
WASHINGTON. Feb. l0.-The House Com
mittee agreed to report the bill exempting
licensed and enrolled vessels from COM
pulsory pilotage Registered vessels remain
subject to State laws in this respect
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, March 10, Noon.-Barom
eter 1910. Wind s. E., light. Weather
foggy.
Arrived: Steamship Mississippi, Sindall
master, from Liverpool, to S. Weeks q Co.
American ship Nunquam Dormio, AZ days
from Havre.
Austrian bark Elios, Cosulich, master, 81
days from Havre. Schooner Sargent s. Day,
days from Ruatan. Swedish bark Catherine,
A days from Malaga.
No departures.
The steamers Memphis and Andean are at
anchor outside, outward bound. The former
is coaling now and the latter is waiting for
coal.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 10, 6 P. M-Ba-
rometer 1890; wind east, fresh. Weather
cloudy, thick and foggy.
Arrived: American steamer Hudson, at 2
this evening, eager, master, from New York
to A. Moulton.
Sailed: Ship Ajax.
The steamers Andean and Memphis are at
anchor outside, coaling.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. March 10. 1917 P. M-Gold
1l44.
NEW York, March 10. Evening. Money
easy, 2923 Gold l144@114s. Sterling &C.
Government bonds-new 5ys 1l8s. State
bonds quiet and nominal
Stocks closed active and strong; New York
Central 1164, Erie 20s, Lake Shore 654, ILL
nois Central 1929, Pittsburg $50, Northwes-
tern 42S. do preferred 65a. Rock Island 11Ol.
Pacific Mail 2O4, Union Pacific 67a.
Sub-Treasury balances-Gold x44, 07O, 566;
currency $35, 713, SIT.
The Sub Treasurer paid out S144, 900 on
account Of interest and $37, 900 for bonds
Customs receipts to-day S252, ZOO.
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The second span Of the Eciota Valley Rail
road bridge ct Chillicotho fell, precipitating Z
dozen workmen thirty feet; one killed and
several hurt
NEW York, March 10.-John and Thomas
Loughrey, nickel counterfeiters, were sem
fenced to two and . half years and Eve hun
dred dollars fine each.
UTICA, N. Y, March 10.-Rev. Father VIM.
Beerham, pastor of St. Peters Church, Rome,
q resident of this county for forty years, ID
dead, aged 70 years.
MOBILE, March 10.-The Mobile Jockey
Club will give three days racing, commencing
on the 9Th. Liberal purses viii be given.
There are twenty horses now on the Magnolia
Course In training.
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RIvERS AND STEAMBOATS,,

CINCINNATI, March 1O.-River Is feet 9
and falling. Weather fair and warm.
PrTTsBURo, March 10-River II feet 4 and
falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
CAIRO, March 9.-Arrived: Belle Shreveport
from st. Louis 8 last evening, Glencoe from
New Orleans P. N. to-day. Departed: Julia
for Vlcksburg 8 last evening, Belle Shreve-
port for New Orleans II, Glencoe for st. Louis
P. NJ. to- day. River 10 feet inches, and
rising. Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, March 1O-River fell inches
Weather clear and warm. Arrived: Ruth from
White River, Legal Tender from Arkansas
River. Departed: Shinkle and Golden Rule
for Cincinnati, Future City for St Louis, G.
B. Church for New Orleans, Joe Williams for
Ohio River.
VIcKsBURG, March 10.-Passed up: Illinois,
IL NJ, Sherlock, 6 P. NJ. Down: Lee, P.
II. Arrived: Bismarck, 8 P. NJ.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 10-A slight improvement
is observable in the principal English grail
markets. Grain is generally held for full
prices or some advance.
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon, in it.
financial article, says: Towards the close to
day, ct the Stock Exchange, there was q semi
panic in some securities. Turkish receded
from to per cent, and Argentimes further
gave way from 81 to Al per cent
LONDON, March 1O.-The Times Paris dis
patch says the Ministry of Public Instruction.
and Worship has been divided. MI. Dufaure
takes charge of the Department of Worship
because NJ. Washington ia Protestant. The
latter remains Minister of Public instruction
and Fine Arts.
The following gentlemen have been elected
presidents Of the various bureaux Of the Sem
ate: Bishop Dupanloup, M. Robb Bernard,
Gen. Changarnier and NJ. Dukerdrel, of the
Right; Admiral Pothnan, Wm Rampoat Fee
ray and Garnet, Republicans; and Admiral
Ronclere LIE Nonry. Bonapartist
The eleven presidents OF the bureaux in the
Chamber OF Deputies are all Republicans.
The Seine continues to rise. Several per-
sons have been drowned.
PARIS, March 10-La. RepubHque Nancaise
(Gambettas organ) strongly attacks the con-
stitution of the Cabinet. The writer says it
AZ NA0OO0RSOOA0 uAAO Al OO0SAo~AASUAVA w s1A0
resolution adopted by the Republican Union,
recently, at Versailles, to the effect that they
would only support homogeneous Cabinet
which is firmly resolved to administer the
laws in q thorough Republican sense, con-
formally to the spirit Of the Constitution and
will of the nation. This Cabinet is not .
ministry of the majority, but of q coterie
The time tor such arrangements 10 passed; it
must be we'll understood that q grave error
has been committed, and that this ministerial
combination violates one of the essential rules
of parliamentary government.
The Rdppel and Evennensent also express
dissatisfaction with the new Ministry, though
the journals OF politics generally approve the
selection.
The Journal Official, this morning, formally
announces the Cabinet as telegraphed Last
night
Louise Revolt Colet, the authoress, is
dead.
PARIS, March 10.-The Bots de Boul ogne
and Isle st. German are partially submerged.
BERLIN, March 10.-Bullion increased A7,-
600 marks.
The police are ordered to seize all newspa.
pers containing accommodations by Catholic
bishops.
RAGUsA, March 10.-Lster accounts of the
battle at Muratarizza show Ave battalions un-
der Selim Pasha panicked. The Insurgents
pursued them four hours, capturing every
thing.
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A farmer in Cambria county, Pennsylvania,
having the deed of his farm in his vest pocket,
hung the garment on the fence while at work
in his field. A COW came along and ate part
of the vest and the deed. The question in
that vicinity now is: Is that COW free
holder. as the title of the land was duly
vested in her?
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MARINE.

NNEw YORK, March l0--Arrived: Euxine.
Arrived out: Eliza s. Milliken, BrodYene,
Elicher, Atlantic, Nellie Crosby, Nord, st.
Jernan, Walo, Prinds, Oscar, Argo, Niobe,
Murcury, Latona,' Freidig, R. G. Bulgin, Saren
and Hoffrung.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-Arrived: Caledonis,
Parthia and Periere. Arrived out: Russia.
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DENTISTRY.
Observation-Disclosures

DEVOLUTION-REvOL
In the prices Of Dentistry In order 10 nsst IL
demands OF those whose means are limited propose
to insert sets Of Artificial Teeth At SIS and %. lad
Filings $2. Artificial Teeth inserted with or without
extraction Of the roots. All materials which m
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use Of "a ~
thesiea." G. p. MALONKY, D. D. O..
$50 Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne It,,
191y New OrleAnf3
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Nicotine in TObaccO.

1t may be interesting to note the percentage
in some of the most known growths The
French grown tobaccos possess on the aver.
age, in 100 parts of dried Leaf, nicotine to the
extent Of 6 SO; Alsace, 3.2l; Virginia, 6.S7;
Kentucky, 6O9; Maryland, $780, Havana,
zoo. An analysis of tobacco smoke given by
| Dr. Richardson, gives watery vspor, free car
bon, ammonia, carbonic acid, oil OF tobacco;
but as these products appear to vary consid-
cult to assign any definite proportions.
10 pass round the hat has become such Q
characteristic of this administration that we
had ceased to believe that any new develop.
ment OF it could rouse fresh emotion. But
really the subscription, which seems to be
well under way, to raise $50, 900 for Babcock,
Is OF so scandalous a character that it must
rouse the public mind. The administration
Is fairly surprising itself in efforts to paralyze
and render futile the Efforts of reformers. It
serves notice at every turn on those conduct
ing trials and investigations that they are in
curing its wrath, with unknown perils,
while the accused is backed by every resource
that power, wealth and ingenuity can supply.
Not satisfied with hampering Dyer, rein
forcing Storrs, and tempting Dillon, its sup
porters and lackeys must now testify their
contemptfor justice and love for the accused
by the most ardent expression of feeling their
souls Can compass It is true that
Babcock has been on trial and been acquitted
His friends, of course, have reason to con-
gratulate him, especially under the circum-
stances; but the idea that their purely per-
sonal friendship amounts to $50, 900 worth is
best exposed by considering how difficult it is
to raise that amount for any good and disin-
terested purpose. Take, for instance, if the
comparison be not preposterous, the spon-
taneous contribution Of fund Of that
size for the Agassiz school, at Penikese,
where the benefit of the charity would be diff
fused among thousands, not confined to one
dubious individual. Senator Conkling is re-
ported to have said, with more owlish sim
plicity than We thought him capable OF. that
it ought to be done, but not just now The
gist of the doing it lies in the HOw, when it
will carry comfort to the souls of hundreds of
harried and terror-stricken victims" who
are expecting just such suits, and discontinue
and chagrin to all those engaged in hunting
down fraud. A generation that can not finish
. monument to Washington gives $50 900 to
Baocock. Washington Tribune.
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EyRESH GOODS EVERY DAY
l. At
JOHN McMAINsS,
552 and 554 Magazine and ~ Wsshjnxto
Fresh STRAWBERRIES, Country BDTfA&
Creole EGGS Pure HONEY, Gut Edge Gosnei
BUTTER, choice Sugar-cured HAM and al oshe
family groceries at the lowest D(a srxic =
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

New YORK, March -Cotton-spot steady
Ordinary 9 3-16, Good Ordinary 10 11-16
Low Middling II 1916, Middling l2a,
Middling Alabama 12S5, Middling Orleans
and Texas IL 1916.
Futures quiet and firm. March IL 10 1e
@125-16, April 1908 1-16, May 13a913 5-1t
June 13 s.l6@13s. July 13a@ls 1916. August
Is Is 1904
NEW Yoak. March 10, Evening. Cotton
closed firm; Uplands 12l, Orleans IL 1916
sales 1912; net receipts 1872, gross 1856; re-
ceipts for the week-net c7O2, gross %, sos
exports to Great Britain 1854, to the Cont
nent 933; weeks sales IL, 1893; stock IT'S, 524.
Futures closed firm; sales 25. 900 bales, as
follows: Low Middling for March Is, April
13b, May Is 13.32013 ZIG, June 10 21-32(013
11-l6, July 1908 932, August IA 1870
IA Lie. -
Fiour-Superfine Western and State $40
81 SO; Southern -four is in improved demand,
common to fair extra 81 90@5 70, good to
choice do So 80@S rs. Wheat generally un.
changed. Corn 63a@64. Oats 44@51. Cof-
fee, sugar, molasses rice and freights IN
changed. Tallow steady, 85@9s. Rosin and
turpentine steady. Pork steady, new $22a@
%. Lard closed steady, prime steam 49, 81
CHICAGO, March 10.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat irregular, No. Chicago
spring 985 spot Corn unsettled, No. 2
mixed 43ss. Oats dull, No. 324. Bar
ley dull, 554@56. Rye firm. Ga. Pork
unsettled, $22 l0022 Is. Lard demand
fair, $13 174@13 20. Bulk meats nominally
unchanged. Whisky 81 O5.
ST.. LOUIS. March 9.-Flour quiet and I'M.
changed. Wheat inactive, ISL 344@1 81. Corn,
barley and rye unchanged. Oats inactive;
No. 2 33a bid. Pork easier, $22 rs. Bulk
meats-more inquiry and more doing; city
lots quoted at 8s@84 for shoulders, 12@12a
for clear rib ana clear sides. Bacon steady
and unchanged. Lard-generaily held out
Of market; occasional lots may be obtained at
13A up country Hogs are dull; packing 81 IS
@S 20. Cattle quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March 10.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady, 81 1901 Is. Corn easier, 4S@5O.
Oats quiet and steady, 5000. Barley dull
and nominal. Rye dull and unchanged.
Pork firm, 500. Lard quiet and steady, steam
13@13k, kettle 1904. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders 81, clear rib and clear sides 12@
124. Bacon scarce and firm, shoulders 81,
clear rib sides 1871, clear sides 1873. Whisky
firm. 81 04. Batter steady, choice Western
Reserve 5000. Hogs steady, demand fair;
receipts 1904, shipments 443.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-Flour and grians
unchanged. Pork s23@23 so. Bulk meats;
shoulders 81. clear rib sides IL. Is, clear
sides 1881. Bacon-shoulders 10, clear rib
sides l3a, clear sides 13ss.. packed. Hams
sugar-cured 14@14a. Lard-tierce 14A, key
Isl. Whisky quiet and firm, ST GA. Bag
giDg quiet and unchanged.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 10, 12:3OP. Motion
steady; Middling Uplands CID, Orleans
9-16d. Estimated sales to-day 1900 bales,
1000 being for speculation and export. Net
receipts 400 bales
Sales for the week $4,000 bales. Of which
$4,000 were for speculation and 5000 for
export
The weeks sales included S., 900 American
stock on hand $4,000, including 486, 600
American; stock afloat 382, 900, whereof $780,
600 are American weeks receipts $4,000
bales, including go, 600 American; actual ex.
port 5000.
Arrivals quiet and steady; June and July
delivery. from Savannah or Charleston, not
below Low Midling, 6 11-32d.
LATER. $50 P. Motion unchanged. The
sales to-day include $500 bales American.
LONDON, March 10, 4:30 P. M-United
States bonds; Cts LOTT. 1O-40's LOG.
PARIS, March 10, 4:3O p. M-ReItes 66f
57A centimes.
LrERpooI, March 10. P. M-Yarns and
fabrics 1t Manchester steady.
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PROBABILITIES.

WAsH1NGroN, March TO- - Fer the Gull
States. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, areas
Of rain and warm southerly winds with falling
barometer, followed during Saturday in the
Southwest. Lower Mississippi and Ohio VAL
ley by colder northerly to westerly winds and
rising barometer.
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Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week. ................. 7s,o1s
Net receipts same week last year. ...... 64,756
Total receipts snce September L.. ,566, 7O4
Ditto same date last year. $40, 8l2
Exports for the week. Observation-Disclosures. SO 200
Exports same week last year. ......... 62,546
Total exports since September /. ...... 323, 1872
Ditto to same date last year. ........ 1891, 4l2
Stock at all United States ports ........ 742,805
Ditto same time last year. 744, $50
Stock at all interior towns. .......... 124,674
Ditto same time last year. 103,278
Stock at Liverpool. Observation-Disclosures. 849, 900
Ditto same time last year. .......... 734O 900
American cotton afioat for Great Britain $50, 900
Ahoat same time last year. ............ 1928, 900
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Teeth !
Teeth J

Teeth! zeethl
GREAT REDUCxIoN
B3O-Gold and Platinum 1e1s-930e
Usual charge 800.
315-Aluminlam and Other MateriaIs-41S
Usual charge $780,
09-G0ld Fiilings-92.
Usual charge IS.
91-Siiver, Amalgam and Guillols CeK.0ea
FiiiinSs-8l. Usual charge e.
DIR. G.. A. NCOURR.
173 st. Joseph ST., bet. Camp and st. Chaxloo
New Orleans La,
Offers 10 insert Sets of TEETH at tina above p49eoe
With or without the extraction Of the roots.
Warrants the purity Of all NJ terials, ~ also Y
fitting Of Plates, stability and duration Of 6iEss
- If paid the highest prices
E1hactions and other operations performed b
means Of Anesthetic agents.
Toothache cured instantaneousfy.
Consultation 9ratis sssss
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FROU HAVANA,

HAVANA, March 10.-The tobacco crop in
the Remedies district, with rare exceptions,
is lost.
Spanish gold, 1854.
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hTOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, March 10.-The following were the
closing quotations at the Stock Exchange:
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ARRIHALS At THE HOTELS
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.


VIM JenAon, Detroit A L Lee and wife, NY
B Fish and wife, Mo- W 8 Williams, NY
bile Miss F CLARK, Mobile
Mrs Daley, st Louis G E Themes, :.
Miss Daley, - H p Butler.
Louis LeBourgeois, st Clark, St. Louis
James id Rutledge, ARK
w Patterson, Miss Mrs Laning, NY
Mrs q w Cook, Chicago Charles W Wheeler and
G NJ Telford, La wife, Chicago
D F Clark and wife, N G E Jenison, Mich
Miss Jenison, Mich DR. Braver, Baton
John II McKinne, Fa Rouge
Jones, Galveston G R MCGEE. NY
r F Tate, Miss EA Willord Ills
g w Jones, La Jae A Wheeler and wife
Nelson Moses, Ohio Ohio
G B Couch, :.
CITY HOTEL.
L g Orvill, Miss q Kalbheisch, st Louis
Ed Seawell, city G A Harris and wife, Pa
81 G Jones. Mobile r r Pierce Butler, La
E Richmond, DC Park Ware, Miss
W Simpson, stn4r Fan Ackerson, stmr Fannie
ME Tatum Tatum
John Schopp. Mo N 8 Perkins, Ohio
Q Lindley, N Y CP Huntington. Miss
W W Judy, Mo DJ SignargO. Mo
Anderson Jr. Miss G banks, stmr Fannie
G Scratchley, city Tatum
W Ratchford, Texas Rayna, Texas
W NJ Wicker, Ga Thos Woodland, La
A Robinson, La d Markham, London.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

New York, March TO- Evening.-The fol-
lowing is the comparative statement of cot
ton for the week ending to-day:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Proceedings in Congress.

Debate on the Release Of Marsh.