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Passengers arrived.

CANroN-ship Cohota.-D Linn, of New Jersey.
steerags
LiyEnrooL-ship Pacifc-J Savage, w King Sprague,
Wiams-200 in the
HAyREEPacket ship Louis thiIippeIRichard Handy Of
Paris; Charles Strecker Germany in the Storage
NAssAU-Schr James PowerCapt Jackson aud Mr. Dollad
late Of Oconee Capt Baker late of schr Hudson Wood
and Mr. Ande son.
New ORLEANs-Barque Mandarin-W Baldwin, and T
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MARITIME HERALD.
shipmasters and Agents.

We shall favor If Captains OF Vessels will give
ROBERT SiLvEy, Captain of News Boats report oil
the shipping left at the whence they sailed 1.-The vessels
spoken their passagea list Of their cargoand foreign
newspapers, they may have Agents and Coespos
dents It home abroad will also confer favor by sending
this Office any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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Per last Report. ......... ..7l,7s6 6

Sl,422 IL
By the Canal from Pottsville. ..267l OF tons.
HAY-The receipts of this article more than supplies
the demand Saes made for city consumption at IS
40c.
wHrsxEY-we have no alteration to make in our quo
taons this article Drudge casks selling want.
cd at 32c. Western and Prison barrels quote at "a
24}c.
NEw YoRK CATTLE MARKET, March 8l.-At merket
$50 Beef Cattle $50 from the South 800 Sheep and Lambs
and 40 Cows and Calves.
Prices for Beef Cattle not good last week. We
quote SIS SO so, with few at 81. Unsold $50 head
Cows and Calves continue at $14 a $25 to $2s-su
token Sheep in good demand at 81 rs to - So
in quality. All at market taken.
Hay is selling at so to 624, and brisk
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WHARF in BRooKLYN, opposite Wall It, TO LET
with front OF $50 feet the River asd about $50 feet
deep on each side covered with sheds, having been
pied Tor the storage Of naval stores. Apply to
TONNELE HALL, corner OF Pearl
m30 3tissec and Beekman streets.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
II . Il IL H 3 II AL,

THE LIGHTS OF THE REEF.
ROMANCE OF THE BLUE WATERS,
- BY II. INCRAHAM. ESQ.
UTHOR Of "Laftte," "Quadroone." Captain Kidd Sc
A Price Is cents. Also, -
CHARLES BLAcKFoRD The Adventures of Student
capital illustration by the popular author Price 1871
And will be published on Tuesday,
EMILY MANSFIELD The Gamblers Fate Lost but potWon
By the author Of Mysteries Of Boston, three Illusra
tons by the best artists in the country l21< cents.
Fer sale az all Book Stores. mo 5tiss rrc
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.se GRAPE VINE TRIMMING AND GARDENING.
3T9The present 70 the time trim Grape ynes.The
spbscribcr from fifteen experience in this country.
He thoroughly understands the laying out Of City Gardens
furnishes the hest quality mould and sods Also Trees Shrubs,
Grape Vines &c. and for alton Keeps the
garden in proper order all the season,
Aanhus, Horse Chestnut, and other Street Trees furnished
and planted.
Orders left az the Of j. ~ Thoburn Co.. IS John ST.,
or at the residence OF the subscriber, 2d and
Broadway, will meet prompt attention.
m3O 3tSuu T&Tkisec JAMES VIRTUE.
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w.
LqSss wsds s Mrs Minute Ms skens,t
25 cents.
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
W. s, respectful, announces that having
taken l'''s sf,s named fsfi he will o''"
w Of ~ which shall be- in
e Ths ', Z Ths be viz he prod
Of soshos Which hs. S.s siss
saspsd STAB. f sS
lo%ew. tsq The Cho al Music BY M-sdelsseen D''"0
VIII s alter fs model s'r
~ &c nsatte snd the scene costumes groupings &c., will
The mss. ns happy that he has secured
:. s,,r, p;r,,o ME S,i g; yyAANDENhoEE; -,
Drama will be produced and who will sustain the character Of
The Musical D Hs sE I'll & j. H Is Sips.
ss sf Gs ss capable
The characters will be filled BY Selected Company; and no
w" Dc spared IN putting the Drama ~' m 81 re the
BURROWS THNATRE-Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, April 1t, ~
I'll S e 'fs:: a.sSf
Mss e. NJ. M kM esI. Nd Nam NJ. s sas
To soncluds with the last new Drama Of THE LONE STAR
DicIenson. Mrs. Burke ' ''e"'' D'se'0"' 0u'Ae WIS
FIELDS MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
wi give sMiseea. Musical Festival the BROAD
'" WEDSEspAY EVENING, April ., 1896
SC s. select ana hs1 81 5
e Of the
NJ W. /; REsToN, Pianist
Ticket, e p cents snch-May Be hal Firth Hail.
Il pfee.sy Door sm
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT, about which so
much he's been said and published commonly called the
FwS:ns will Oesn with GAP powerful cast
I
LADY PHRENOLOGIST.
Il & II his sns oss1.
s h: .s
crNSS hA M Nassau CT
a;ias Avenue g ;pd Third streets. TS"1.d.y eve sys.
PEREZ sss:st
sssy fsa I3$ %t
be deceived Mr. Mrs LOOMS have distinguished them.
A sd% IL ss M
and Master oses5 whose wOndsfai Of .reps
By from %s audience a
dences in PHILADELPHIA and many other cities part
Of the United States and show credena from individuals
Of the first standing in society but deems the following su
1.-The undersigned citizens Of Harrisburg having had the
pleasure Listening TO lecture delivered by Mrs. e C. LOOMS
say thar her scquannce with these subjects appears
tenslye and accurate and her Of presenting them
popular audience unusually happy We would also
her experiments attended with remarkable
the Phenomena connected with tbs wonderful
DAVID X. PORTER, Governor,
JAMES FLEMING,
g. ID. INGRAM,
BENZ PARKE,
VIM STEWART,
L. B. CASE,
mh3O &c JOHN,WYETH."i
ROGERS GYMNASIUM
MOTCEThe undersigned takes this method of informing
his subscribers and friends that he intends
NASluM on Broadway in the of few weeks Those
OF his Pupils terms have expired will have the
time lost made them there. He will be pleased
them at his Rooms in Canal Tuesday Wedne9day
and Thursday Of this week. when he will give
further explanation information that be desired
JAMES p. ROGERS
New York. April l, l845 al it*rc
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PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Herald.i

PHILADELPHIA, March %, ls4S
Spring Wtather-CsL Web6 and Gen Green.
The weather is fne-the streets fall of the most
lovely and glorious ladies in Christendon 1t imparts
fresh vigor to the most emacated to take stroll down
Chestnut street.
How does it happen that for the last two months Col
Webb OF the regular army often in this city Not
week eapses without seeing that distinguished hero OF
mahogany stock" renown, landing down at Heads Man
sion House is rumored that he here to attend
suit for libel brought against him by Colonel Powell
General Duff CT cen is soen to be here.
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The speculative demand for Pork still cor
tinues. Prices changing almost every hour and thew
therefore merely nominal Our last quotations can
yet be considered curren There very active demand
for Lard, and prime key and barrel sells at Beef is
very firm aud the demand good Sales Of old Mess ara
made Of So so a SO 621; New do at - so 80 623
The decrease in the amount OF Pork packed the present
season svery clearly shown ny the following table from
the "New Orleans Price Currentr:-
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Receiptsto FEB. 10. "a Feb 10, AS D

The report OF the New Orleans market Of the oIst inst
gives the 10 lowing information -
At the close oil last report the market for barrel
Pork In quiet state at S for Mess and $40 90 for
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S5,i2s,2 eco 2,2s5 ,sso % .as1 a,e3I.6N 7.6a7. 76

the conage at the principal mint amounted to $as43
157 comprising 400 in gold ST. O5O in silver
and S2s,9s7 in copper csns and composed Of 646 9s7
pse The depostes Of gold within the year, amounted
to 81 7s2, sll anu those of silver to Sl,0l5664
At the New Orleans branch mint, the coinage amount.
ca to $50; comprising $S0l00se in gold and
81 lSs 500 in silver COINS and composed Of l4s 900
pieces. The deposes for consge amounted to AZ GOA I78
IN gold, and 81, 1853, 1913 in silver
1he branch mint at Dshlonega received. during the
year. deposites Of gold to the value OF $479 94 and s
coinage amounted to composed Of s3ss2 half
eagles, and II 3s2 quarter eagles
gold the value of aud executed coinsge to the
amount of S47 when, the 9th OF July the ope.
raons were arrested BY the of a fire. which
destroyed the mint building and great part of the ma
chlnery.
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the past ten years nearly doubled Notwithstanding which
The bank capital and beuk Of the State has
within the past few years been reduced about fifty per
cent. We annex table showing the bank movement
oil the State at several periods within the past years.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
AT THEl
NOUVEANTES PARIsIENNES
PARIS MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
423 Broadway,
TWO CASES of Ladies Straw and Silk Hats of the latest
styles psssed for and workmanship in The
City, which aIcuay recommended the of
the Ladies.
WILL BE OPENED ON WEDNESDAY NEWT, I'd APRIL
m3t 2t$rrc
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State OF Trade.

AsHEsOur last quotations still maintained with
out any change in the demand Pearls are slighty i'm
proving, and we quote 81 so 81 Gag.
CorTor-Tkere Is very little inquiry this morning. and
prices remain without the slightest change Or
were busy this morning making their dispatches for
the packet and the sales merely nominal
CoAL-The coal trade by railroad up to Thursday eve.
ming last, was. from
5chuykill Haven, tons. .......6,s90 IL
louisville. . -. 3,296 IL
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o. and 50 for prime On Wednesday more active de-
mand sprsng up particularly for Prime OF which descrp
learn whether for export speculation The improved
demand the unusually light stock and favorable sc-
counts from the rcrh induced holders to advance
their rates We row quote for Mess Sill IS Sill So NJ
$40 rs Sll, Prime 50 % 50 so barrel Our high
led Sales elected We have 10 notice limited business
in Beef and transactions entirely confined to Prime
which is taken in small parcels at 81 81 per
rel Mess is in very little request and only retail sales
Effected at 50 30 for whole and S. rs half barrels
Since last there has been mpr, we'd demand for
Sides and Shoulders Of Bacon both shipment to neigh
boring ports and speculation and prices have jmprov
I'd. We quote Sides 81 a g. Shoulders Al 4sc Hams
have not partaken in the Improvement and continue very
nu ct o3c Tor uncanvassed convassed do and extr8
cured &c per h. We continue without any extensive
transactions In Lard most OF the receipts which are
light for the season. are sent forward leaving but few
los LOT sale here and iese generally held high
to prevent any considerable purchases the North OF
Tor Europe; consequently the business is confined nj
most entirely to the prime qualities for the West Iudes
and Tor home consumption, which further slight ad-
vance has been realized. Wenoce among the PRINCIPAL
transactions lbs brs at and 6ookegs and the
extreme ratesmav now be quoted at Ct TIC though we
know Of none OF the lower grades now on sale.
Foreign Markets
CANTON, Dec. A.-The crop OF new green teas promi-
SEES to be ample for all nor does there appear any
sumeient reason for the high prices hhh
The Canton market has been for long time ruinous
state and sses during the pest six months have been
leaving from % to 80 per cent loss and really see
prospect at present ots improving so long shipments
continue to be poured in from India large extent
nor until the present heavy stocks in first and second
hands much educed.
Havana, March l9-Business 10 excessively dull Su-
gar beginning to in freely, but the short
cropps gaining their point end priceI accordingly
rule high-say st9to lll6 reals The demsud for the
Spanish market the only that meet these rates
In Coffee there is nothing dong-Done to be had. Mo-
reals is asked and occasionally obtained tor small lots
but few touch the Article pursuaded that recede
Lard-Stock little over 5000 kegs Holders sell sparng
y to IL reals and buyers do not seek for large
because of the hclidays. We think this icle will ad
before the end Of the month Flour-None in first
hands, ITO bbs per brig T. Street, taken at $6 cash
Hams scarce-$s to 50; csuvesscd $l2 to $i3 Elk
change rules high in consequence Of the scarcity of
ers-London l2t to Is per cent premium New York a
per cent premium; New Orleans 81 to per cent pre-.
MUM. Freighs excessively dull Many vessels now
here which taken in Europe at E3 speculation
Offering co S. This the last rate made for
Cowes
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HEa SHoo3sl8 632o.234 1904 GOT ll0776o 2oa 800 9o5
The coinage fell Cd in ls44 0Ss or about thirty
the year ls44 were ann exed =
DEPosITEl Ar EAcu MIR laA4
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

TUESDAY EVENING, April l,
VIII be presented for the 8h time Mrs Mowat
new comedy called ON-Coun de Jolimaitre. w IL
Grsp; Col Howard Dyou Gertrude, Miss Clara Eils sera
pima III fany Mis- kae Horn.
nj Bole,o. by Nils, ST Clair
After which SOMEBODY ELSE-Hars Mortz, Mr. w.
GrsP; Finest Wsdoqy, Dyor Herr .iittrrma Crocker
Boxes LIST tier IS cents I'd crnsP cent-Gaery
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Domestic ImportatIons.


ST MARKs-Schr T Berne-l52 bales cotton Hobrook &
Nelson25 Taylor Rch-l59 Coe Anderson co12 Center
x co-26 to order.
APALAcHcoLA-Brg Juno-l3o bales Cahoone 4 co-l5
Goodbue co.'s Bronson co-24 Butler COILS Fox
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AUCTION SALES.

49,, y. IL lu DLOW. AuctOesr.
~ FRENCH ROSEWOOD jEJRNJTURE CHINA
,io1mE a, IgpLo% .sss;ss o We'd
Place adjoining St Jo.eh Church the elegant Furniture con
tanned sstng Of the following articles all
IT Rosewood nlsd ~ Cabinet Piano; es: Marble TON
oG;chss votaes; Eau'ss,ls: s,yng Chairs Bedissds
Centre do; Wa!dobe Mirror Doos Feach SECRETARY beaut
i1y iniad with flowers Book stands; Writing Desks Chairs
Also Of Bohe%isp wood the only sample q the k.d he
bic top Tablet Furniture covered with rich figured
tor and bed curtlns match Also long pier
TEL wardrobe and dressing Mors; Brussels and Ingram Car
pts RaEs &C. Also N,hogsny FuTi.ars Bedstsads Es
Beds Matassss. aud Beddng-a French Also. and
gold Doner thna white dos do and set seyre China
gsed p po also cold Botenisn Glss and PLAN Do Ao
terry and Kitchen Furnture together Nth or articles which
VIII be enumerated by catalogue which will be ready the day
previous TO sale.
Aso private SALE Erard double action Harp. Also, IL
Personal ate ton will be given Furniture Sales, this Spring
change Place. AMI S Q IL IA is 6tssm
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ROGERS GYMNASIUM.
NOTICEThe undersigned takes this method of informing
his subscribers and friends THAT he intends ming
NASlUM Broadway in the of few weeks. Those
Of his Pupils whose terms have yet expired will have the
them his Rooms in Canal street, Tuesday, Wedneaday
and Thursday Of this week when he will give any
further explanation information that be desired
JAMES p. ROGERS.
New York. April l, l8i5 al itsrc
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 1.


sJH nHKs...s..s.. ......3 A MOON RISES 26
sJE sHrs.......s.-.... g 6 s,av warxx.......3 On
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DEroslrEs At EACH MINT, 1874.
$5,ss3, l29

COINAGE AT EACH MINT, 1874
Gold Srer Copper No. Total
- rdiue. rait,e. pdiue. pitces Tdkuc.
Chulotte. N. G. Sli7,2i0 1929 41.2O
Dahiorega Ga, 488,6n0 1854 48860O
New Orleans, 100000 l1g8 800 31483OO 4 208 900
Philadelphia, l78242O 1907 $50 23987 5d6 9S7 2Sl34
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THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED
NUMBER THREE

TOBACCO27 boxes sweeny and Lewis ynanuf To.
l. hacco avery superior article, for sale gby
ma &, k-CpLLlN6 6hCO.. IS South 81,
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TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.
THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT, about which so
much he's been said and Published commonly called the
Floating Theatre, will open with powerful cast Tomorrow
Wednesday) evening" the foot Of Canal She will
be brilliantly lighted with Gas made board and ,urnounted
with the lergest Drummond Light made Particulars
morrow. a1lt*m
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A. TUTTLE, Auctionf n.
Fl AEpWARk, CUTLERY. GERMAN STAPLE AND
Hardware Sale viii take place This Day O'clock the
36s Packages Of fresh imported and desirable
Heavy and Shelf Goods Also 100 lois Table end Pocket Cut
ery comprising excellent Also, 100 lots OF
German Goods landed and worthy the attention OF the
CITY and country trade Also Jspsny German Silver Ware
n -.
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- u. III LUDLOW, AucuOneer.
ELoWERINCi PLANTS e. L. 4 Co. will sell the
sales room No. 2i Broad street, Wednesday, April 3D.
at II O'clock 1900 beautiful Towering Green Houe Plants.
pots IN lots of EACH assorted They will be exhibited and
arranged to great advantage the morning q sale These
plants ere from private houses and forced
Tuesday, Ap.l Is TX O'clock No. 264 Broadway.
Household Furniture, large assortment by catalogue
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hOUSEHOLD FUkNI rUKE SALES,

HOUSEHOLD FUKNI CUKE SAILS,
BY F.. H. LUDLOW CO.,
Office Corner Of Broad Street and Exchange Place
THURSDAY, April 10th, az l0k o'clock at $50 William st.
i large assortment Of Furniture
FRIDAY, April 18th, Elegant Furniture r7h street, near
WEDNESDAY,. April 49, at 1oH o'clock, at No. 40 West
Furniture.
THURSDAY April IL at 10 o'clock 90 Liberty street,
large assortment Of Furniture, Pic lures SC.
FRIDAY, April 18th, at II O'Clock, at No Twenty First
Aeiea near 9Th Avenne Fashionable Fnrn"- s''--'
MONDAY April 2sh, vt 1oh O'Clock, at Second street.
Of Bond street, elegant Household Furniture
poers. Those wishing sell will have at
tended application their stors No % Broad
mh2O 2w&
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VIM. w. Shirley. Auctiope,r.

WM W. SHIRLEY, Auctionesr
Sales Room No. 3O4 Broadway, cor. Duane st.
"WEDNESDAY April 3D. at 10 o'clock, store 3O4 Broad
quantity Of Furniture from families, beau
fol lot Paror Plan. from celeb,a Brussels and
Ingram Carpet French and other Bedeads China other
Tea Dnuer Coffee and Toilet Sets Cut Lamps &c. sale
sitive for cash.
NJ Manufactures end Houekeepers wishing goods sold
will please CALL Advances made AID immediate settlements
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES,
At ATTCTTON

AUOlION.
THE SUBSCRIBER is Ereparsd 70 give promp. attention
Of Manufacturers families breaking up both
IN New York and the city Of Brooklyn
The above Sales will be under the
JOHN T. VAN ANTWERP, who respectfully solics the
orders Of all such his services Application
Gold. JACOB s. PLATT
mh22 TuThSt l0s*rc Auetioneer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-26


THE VALUE OF A FINE LADY Resrinis-
csnce, by Josephine Hvmc.-Once | assisted
at The sotree d~anSante of the Countess of Fritz
terrified. The most brilliant star in the ga
lazy of fashion was the young and lovely Mar
chioness of FiddIedale. saw her dane
ing ia the ball. Around her snowy brow
were set Eve hundred pounds for such
would have heenthe answer of any jewelier
TO the question, "What are those diamonds
worth !" With the gentle fluctuations Of
her bosom, there Fose and fell exactly thirty
pounds ten shiilings. The sum swore a
gu'se Of d breach of gold and enamel Her
AIRY form was invested in ten guiness, re-
presented by a strip of lilac satin; and this
was oeerlaid by thirty guineas more in two
Skirts of white. TastefulIy disposed down
each side Of the latter were six half crowns,
which SO many bows 10 purple ribbon had
come to. The lower margins of the thirty
guinea skirts were edged with eleven add
tlonal guineas, the value of come eight yards
OF silver fringe a quarter of a yard in depth.
Her taper waist, taking zone and clasp TO-
gether, | calculate to be confined to E4O
sterling. Her delieately rounded arms, the
glove Of spotless BID being added to the gold
bracelet which encircled the little artist, nav
beasaid TO have been adorned with twenty
woponnds Eve and gsix pence. and putting
the SILK and satin at the lowest figure, I
should say that che wore fourteen and six.
pence on her feet. Thus, altogether, this
thing of light, this creature Of loneliness
Rasseneased from top 10 to toe, exclusively,
ofIittle sundries, in six hundred and forty
eight Peunds eleven shillings.
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NOTICE..

u. LEFEvER and /. MUREAU have formed
a co. partnership, and respectfully offer to the
public a new and splendid assortment Of dress
and froek coats, coates, merino, and check
pIantaloons OF all kin S, cravats. suspenders,
hats grey and black, with broad bFlms, &c.
These goods will be sod at a low price.
LefeVer & Moreau, will make TO order and
in the latest style any article Of dress that
NAV be desired Their long experience atlhe
business is sufficient guarantee that they will
please those who may honor them with their,
patronage. Their store is on lafayette street
opposite the Drugstore Of Mr.. Jourdan.
They have on hand a quantity Of silk worm
eggs of a superior quality.
June 7 Is
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PLANTATION MEDICINES.

The subscribers, aware Of the Importance
to Planters and Physicians of having Medi-
cines which can be relied on as FRESH and
GENUINE, have taken particular care in the
selection of their stock, and from the arrange
.nents they have made in London, Paris and
New York, for receiving constant fresh sup
niles, they will always be prepared to furnish
Planters and Physicians with Medicines
which they viii guarantee ofsuperior quality.
SICKLES & Co, Druggists, No. "a Maga-
zine street.
No. AZ ON 1916.