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II wilt b that New Orleans is the largest export
ing port Of the Upisp while about Of the total
tpportaton ere entered at the port Of New York.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company hsvs Just paid to
- city Of PhilAdsphiA hundred thousand dollars
The amount Of the four per dividend due the ave
millions Of stock which IT holds In the company THIS
stock obtained by he issue DISK per cent bonds
q course bavss proat the city the semi
annual payment Of fifty thousand dollars ths present
prosperity Of the road continues and fur per cent dv
dsnds kept up Pniladelphia win realize . direct
money profit from her connection with the road Of 500
900 Per year, end indirectly, II is believed, much\
The annual report Of the susq johanna Canal %
year 1855 Gays that the receipts from tolls amountsd
s21 IA, against slSo,349 the previous year. and ths
total receipts from all sources 500 5o2 The receipts
we're sufficient 10 meet thu interest on the bonded In
debtsdnss Of the company operating expenses
and ssttls other claims to the SIT 0O0 Ths
company, ct the commencement Of the year had ba
lance In Dash and bills receivable Of 800 0es and at the
close Of year the balance stood a sos 0e5 The
port expresses the opinion that there for
stockholders 10 look fer return for their Iong sus.
peElsd investment. The revenues OF the canal are
eaoy the incrs~e In 1850 the ptre receipts were
SIC ses; in 1851 sls4 AS In 1852 STA $780, In 1852
t-s - 70 ga. s1s' siej In 1885, s2I1 l4. The Ia.
's-t1 ~ = tssr greater than in any preceding
yse lhsi o. sfd important canal, running .. II
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The total amount Of collected at the port of
Santiago Cuba during the month Of April is $79 ss4
1sx, being Of $l2 275 12 the col
leetsd IN the came month last year.
There Is very little doubt but that Mr. Champion
win 10 dismissed. Advices received this evening from
Warrington about settles the matter. II viii BY
edi ofia arisle from the ONION (ociA, in another
part this thai the have at last desr
mined to and the probability is that the whole
win be disposed Of within the next week 1t viii Be great
relief to su parties to have the 1t
30 far foreign reationSsgsneraly concerned
II win b better that Mr.. CHAMPION shoud 60 than stay
It viii hasten the adjustment Of AL quest ct issue
between the two governments and bring into power In
Great Britain party more hvoraby inclined towards
this sounhy No one complain Of the tone Of Lord
Carendon's last despatch but the present Ministry Of
England Opposed have had sbundant evidence
Of to keep alive and sate questions calc 1atsd keep
the two countries in . continual excitement. The peo
PIE Of Great Britain and the United States sick and
tired Of this everlasting political turmoil and nothing
short of change Of Ministry in England win put stop
to It.
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate value
OF the imports and exports Of the United States during
the quarter er ding March 81, 1885,.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.


FRIDAY May 3S-eP NJ
There vas no change Of ,nsequerce the stock mar
bet this morning. The tendency upward, and In
tive o. three ins q advance realized MIA
rAguA Transit improved u per cen; Chicago and kook
Isazd, u; Gsleps and Chicsgo, i. All other stosks
opsasd and closeo prices previously current We
notice sale OF wisconsn Lake shore Railroad stock
this morning. At 714. buyer sixty days luis company
win pay Svieepd Of four per cent iI about five weeks
The money market Is gradual but steadily improving
Sterling Exahsngs first Class, was by means Arm to-
day ct ioIs and the smshp Atlantic from this
port for Liverpool to saturday, win not take
out over 500 COO in specie. The rext semi monthly
remittance from Csorr 10 must be ut hand IL has
been ninseso the way and must along by the
middle Of next wsk-perhAps before another European
shipment The bank Junt for this week must b .
very favorable II is the opinion Of OF the
largest Bankers and exchange drawers that money
viii be ihan has been known for many
months This noided exactly with views expressed
over again The th of June viii pie hora
OF money In this market beyond all doubt. Buyers o
good divasnd paying stocks time their own option
cay thirty sixty days. need have apprehsnsons II
viii make very lit lie difference whether Mr. Champion II
dismiss cd not The subject has been talked about
much and Is well understood, that the mountain
which haa been long in labor viii ct last bring forth
The effect has been already anticipated tenfOd.
and shAn not be surprised to stocks I've per cent
higher in less Il days after Mr.. Cramptons dis
msss than the day before. TIE Improving condition OF
the money market will more man neutraizs al the
inns gnary trcu blss The mutation of money
the atten ton OF outsiders to good stock invest
entsin anticipation Of the approaching dividends Every
steamer from Europe will bring better financial and COM
eroa All the European markets for greAt sta
pie products were The atsrt dates in very satsactory
cond on and very active demand tor brsadstuGs exist
on this side Of the Atlantic for export ct improving
prices.
At the second beard the stock market Was altogether
better Illinois Central bonds advanced per cent; Nj
oarsgua, u; Mic igan Central VI Eeie, y; New York
Central Railroad, y; Michigan Southern, =. The re-
cepts of the Erie Railroad Company in twsnH days in
May this year. amounted to $4,000 The total earn
ipgs for the month last year, was only $48l ooo The
Erie Company have just concluded very favorable
rangement with the North Shore road what may b
better Known the Can Western road oonnest
ing st the Suspension Bridge This will give the Erie
Company great Of passenger business, and
enable passengers this road TO that work their
way to the West. 1t is undoubtedly great attraction
to travellers for pleasure The managers Of the Erie Conn
pany securr feeders to their road In every drec
ton and the supernteudence Of Mr. McCAum this
road ged for benefit Of the company and not
Of individuals, as is the New York Go ntral.
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f'1ss s4sa 3d. Il "a IS broadway, viii
2. - as sas
oa y II q ~ Z: ss AZ under
on ;, rs s. "a
Perry. Il lh rsquss. ana under Il. sgpsrviaoa.
IRON .A ny" ss.,,s r. sns srss: x s.v..wl
nos s 'sr 3 socss: e @ xcr s%
W.: = sssss.ss q :ssnaA: sos. W. :ass sss:ss
3.
Pe.vss ~ s.ss, s%T: "a. has boso
Whss - saaSSs1 Ssi Ss ssss.e1ss ~ n.ny |. view
es g. ;sss:r ~ :: :.
~ .ss q:
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q o u oa .s ~ T.
EysS oAs ec.ss eco.oMy q tAis singular pssple-.hs.
:!ssI:. ssss:sssis:s. ssss:s.: Va s:y
q. enc d ~ .s .aarss upon o.
And Wa sss !: y 5: a. s.aos nay see::. 5: political
%: q e
these aeade . lOas and rscrouI! excluded foreign inter-
~ and ~. y ka'"
the e: rs ga y 70
sras. And cac.rs ssai.x chsrsessi.c 4 8: vsss l.
p:.s.y ss.:: = me rope, sS:s:ys
oscr 5; ssns rsesn ~Sios % and
s work VII II. pass thu. splendid ...
N
modern anes and fSr1a he ss.ssa and he scholar with
:;
Illustrated with .rx. .unssr = hos.pAio plate. not in
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SECOND RnARn.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY Nay zS-bP, NJ.
AsHEs The sales embraced about so bbh.. including
American pots, at IS 121s, and Canadian at Sc 05A,
Pearls were at 81.
BRRApsTrFPs. Four-The market was firm ct the fall
prices. The sales embraced about TO- 100 T. 900 Dos
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Included in the sales we're 500 800 bbb. Canadian
at quotations at the prices gvsu above Southern con
hnusd firm, and medium to higher grades held 1t
higher prices The sales footed up about 900 bbh., 81
the above quotations. Wheat WAS much more active
with better export demand The sales looted about
tooVOa 10 600 bushels ~ an advance In prices Among
the saes we're rs 600 bushels Western red spring whsas
to arrive At u All l22oo CO. Canadian .hts com mon
to fAir quality, at 81 72k 81 Is, and 900 Canadian
red club 81 81 67k 5o00wscopsn club ct 81 sax, With
a sale OF choice red Southern, for city millins at
u 75i prime Canada red ~as sod at $751; AMI oSocs
Southern white would command . still higher figure
Corn was rather easier while the sales reached about
600 TO 90 COO bushels, included In whi,h were 600
bushels Southern mixed at $40 Dlstling lots ranged
from 46c. &c., and for Eastern shipment at SEE b5c
while sound yellow and white sold ~ $50 RYE WA
firm, with sales Of 900 bushels Jersey at s4c Oats
continued TO be quite du, with sales Southen At 2sc
30c. snd Western and state At $780, q 34c.
CorTE.-sales Of $50 bags OF Lsgusyrs we're made at
1le., and 400 co. Rio 1T 10 hc. . l1As
The sales embraced about 600 bales Included
In which 400 500 In transsu since the arrival
Of the Canada the demand has been more active and
prices have advanced xc. grades suitable Tor
spnrers ranging from strin midi ing misdns fair
Export grades ranging middlrg under are more sale
aole without change. We quote
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CLOTHING, sc,

CLOTHING, &c.
SyAsT OFF CLOTHING WANTED PERsoNs DFsT.
~ Of converting their cast of cohiog cash can OH
by calling the
Nassau srest room no secord aoor. Clothing cleaned A
ed 70 by r LYON co. ~
GUNNER CLCJHIF0-wHITE MARaETTIss yEsrs
- be.vu'uy flushed S225; bu1 do, s2 other summer
~ ~ 10 " and 81 The hsrdsorneu stock of apaca
csss 70 be Tni ., fsem1tos, Liner cosia 81, 81 81
irms TO ~ at kvANs clio hg warehouse nos Is and o.
Futon street
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DOR SALE AT ALL BOOK STORES.
THE PIAZZA TALES
BY Herman Melville hof Of Typeo," "Omoo" 10. limo
cloth $50 pagek Price 81.
CONTENH.
Tho Piazza, The RncantadAs, or Enchanted NlAnds,
Bartleby, The Boil Tower,
Bent0 Cereno, The Lightning BOD Man.
book authors happiost syle has been admired
by all who read it. as passed through The press and DO.
Lave that 1t viii be . favorite book.
DIX, EDWARDS CO., Sn Broadway.
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~ 80. 80. RofninsI' nominal Nominal.
tRnGH1s There continued to be considerable Offering
for Iiyerp@I ard about 60 600 bushels OF grain wee
hksr In bu~ ard bags at AKA. AKA and "a. Oc0
0VV oos dour s2s with some AGO 500 bNlss cotton
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A rHkEC kENOh In LITEBArUnR-
IA PUBLISHED this DAY,
PAUL FER hOLL:

tale from tie fourth esaos odiroa. lamc. cloth. u
NOTICES or En0LIsH PRnss.
Paul Fesrcl mos stTiksgy o.ignA presuouoa- Hmsy
BIO aSdod pkeu0mouou In hteratu book that
be road and cannot % forgotten -tnoruiag Ps&-
The fruit Of much houg6tru invesgsuon pressnts1 %
be told bow he e and Why he Noted thus and thus wu
obvious most s d. rom the opening but the
Of the story not By this early knowiedgs
rather hcehened tinoe the artistic force Of contrast
grand fearful In the two figures who cling closely
geAer u their fond human love Morning OH oBicls.
Paul FerroI book that viii be much read talked
about and mArvolled et-t0lobe-
The art displayed presenting Paul Ferro throughout the
story ts beyond al praise = Examiner
The Incidents Of the book extremely well manassd-
lAtborRum
Of TIE most singular and striking works have
ever read.-[Eoon0mist-
I'll De elements Ok powerful effect the story adds the
merit Of being ably and feecibly writeu--J ,hn Bull.
We have seldom read powerful romance We can hnd
no fault tn .. work Of art leaves qs 10 admiradon. a.
In ef the OF its author.-New Qustery.
Published BY J. g. REDFI SID 81 eosknan street. ny.
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XyACaT FOR sALE-PRTCE sla0--CAY az SEEN
foot OF seventh srsst Fast river Rhs Il centre boafd.
neerly Fer further particulars nquirs OF Mr. j.
JErNlNds al tbs Office Of Sesas Steers dip yard sA,d
veeht u about 10 tonA
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ExCUR sIONs.

EXCURsIONs.-FIsHIhG BANKS, AHoY-nt6.-THz
IL steamer ROBERT l. f1EvhrF, Csrtsn Charles Asdsv.
regular trips 10 the fstipz Ranks day
the week, except 4stprtrvs leaving Amos streoatT
byr,ng street. ~ Peck slip Pioc-ns ,r se ka river az
pser SNN.h rysr 0ecsdk-
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ALD vIRGIelA- -
THE YOiIrH 81 nj Il OH DoHfhiON.

UUWINION,
now completed and ready for sale No car Rad s
Ing that Capt John Smith, and hs party ade q
stuff and Also that the sons and daushers OF the Sore with
rocehootss and mary others Of great cole
student Of history the early days OF the infant republic win
evsr be days marked ineres and when - the simple de-
which the elegant classic dcu, Mr. Hopkins hes
vested them, history becomes fascinating the bril-.
liant romance.
PsSHshed in ono elegant l2uc volume, price n, By
JOHN P. JkWErT CO.,
LII Washington street. Boston
For sale by all bOokso'lorR
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vvRRY SUPERIOR CANDIES,
Gun DROPS, LozENGEs, ROCK CANDY &C..
With larRo assortment Of
FANCY CANDIES,
Al lower prices than the quality be found
STEWART BUsSIs9.
Wholesale oonfectione-s, 1896 Pearl street
B.-superior candies Known to be superior in quality
.nd keep In warn imae) TO any other, al the lowest mar.
ket price In 20, 50 and 100 pound boxes.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPORTING.

loot RACr-NIw YORK AGAINST NEW JERSEY -
ON Tuesday. the 9Th, eewel A. D,dge OF kew YORK
runs David Carr OF 100 al ana cha
pon,bp This tales place on e ground once oocnped
he sase Course. In Trenton. This will yarv TAT a.
well A great betting race, beth are FOOD sp al
rnpsrs lodge 900 yards In q over ths Union
Course Carr beaten Barney Cars leavA foot Of fon
andt street II A. NJ. and return as the race
over.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT.

IT NE d. ME- FRANCHISE, DUNE FAMTTJH DTsTIy
guee desire rouver place do Rouve,pante pres de
ituue eusns ben 6onner des leoons de fancas ga
dresser de midi dsux hses 202 avenue entire Ia 2me
ct IN 7in
TINE JEutr FILE fRANCArsB, PlRLIkT MINE
4 mar ri PAngaf, cetrB ayit ure place tals uue IA
mile Tespecsbe. Adr, see Ia sme Avenue p-ts e. n ssme
tue uo'st. me. stsge.
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NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT REfURNs
OF election tor two additional Assistant Engineers o. tho
rev York Fire Department Will be received saturday
evening May 24h between the hours CT and r. NJ o. the
chief FL Rneers Office Elizabeth street. comntssoner o.
deede vii be 10 aent snk be had on anA
after "wednesday, the 2lst inst.
SHEPARD p KNAPP, 51nspectorS
STEPHEN nIfCEELLs
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CPRIN0 AND SUMNER GOODS.
y =. DARBY COMPANY,
MERCHANT rAM0n6 AID IMPORTERS,
~ Park place.
Receive by ne and SAILING vessels throughout he
valuable invoices spring and summer goods fpe
G1NYLHNEU'O WAR;
Many d which the combined styles and selections Il tie
eminent makers and designer rom
NkS0R6. BARLOW. PAYNK co.,
C0IxMAN efRlBT. LQNDON.
Combining the
US1YUL DRAUf1ut.
The goods from this house well knewH p nee1 alv
hsemsat hey have taie The lead OF al others DR. he LAT
yean Tho present selection perhaps cxoes Az peve1ss
livery variety ayie taste and make q elohng aAA for
nishinG goods. ean always be sesa at II PAkK bhA6k
CKIRfs SKIRTS, SKIRTS sKIRTs-ALL TIE NEW
near Tenth street, and 262 Sixth Seventeenth s
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VICTORIA HOTEL, BADEN BADEu, GERMANY-r
a PB. GRO6hoLZ, owners A well known American
traveller writes from this plsce,Ths hoes Of Badyn
than other is the Victoria kep and owned br Messrs F.
End Ph Gfoshoz brothers TO Mesrs Louis Ph. ,z
importers In Philadelphia Thew know how to furnish
their guess with those substantial English comforts which
can epoy A exorbtant rates In England which ey
lavish with profHso hand al German prices.
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ANTHOLOGY.

I)ROPOeAL4 WITH MODsLs, WILL RI RECEIVED,
up 70 the 2d OF May for the building OF thirty five foos
iour osred race boat BY VIM RESsEGUIE President Of
The Metropolitan Regatta Climb i6 Mercer street
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cMillinfrD 4 1anfp Woobe.
O'CON OR,
IMPORTER ANN UEAeEVs IN
Fancy Dry Goods and Millinery.

OPPOSITE THE rnsT nrFJrE
IN Ihi,i areet. aeeott Hcvss Ftp1t t,u,ol
I'HE NV AND EEL Vel aesr,i,,e,,
! nfet"d III ti,,e New etr,r deserves III.
ra,'irna, attention III Ialies VI" ml
lowing list viii give an ilna If what may
the'e he r,t"n,ed. ." hc npsf ,u,erprhjo
tetr,s Iadiee Paris Sill, 't,ue's lbs
Al Ha'l Hennets laJine el,av aud Ilsi,
Ennnels, tlo,enee, Inslisl, and l,u,etal,I.
aan"efs; Trey anl ethe, fancy E,,u,ets
Nlissse silk and et,av ,,rnueis ~ II,
tlr. Flats y" Rows Hate aud lars, Rib
l""s, Flowers anJ Flmnes Mari,llss
'lnais aud shawls faehtnn,c sra,fs. new
style pa'as"ls. Gotsats and ltnla,eli,te
Eph Bands Fdgings and Insn,tirpe: rle,.
and l.nb Pocket Handke,rheie rl.,n
a"lc5}mh collars: i" tfhen;eotiee and
sleeves Thread and t0tm tIeings :;
W'"'la" ard Silss Neek lies: Ialies No
sie'Y anl ''lnves: rlaid Tal,cc e., l,,essas
ut Zoe re, vi do '!inehnms AZ lgAr 20,
W Muslin bela'n ~ 2.,e le, 81 pa,nask
sud Fnh cn'taine Glu,rn Wm,lan rls,,ls
t", N.asene Colnred and White Elannels
Ua,uee'iss anl l,isl, t5inane larore, G,riss
aud Naesoek Muslin; Hia,p and lio,,ed
l'ehhin"tsS9 Gents L,t"pes Hosiery anl
'tarats Fe'f.,ue,r ot all kinds Il.i,
aud F,ifeite Alsn. - FIVE assortment ..t
onf's. Fn's. mud Swans po0". Els'k and
White t''a'"". frr0I,in,nng Also, ~
variety II "il,n, articles III
ntnNDN'S NEW SIDHT
jan l6zly Eatnn Hn,,pn T..
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Argumentum nj Ho m;nsm !

bbI Colts Revclvets, inch, IN easee.
do1 Aliens =" ~ junh
'l"z pair 81 seIfcccking Pistols 3 inches
g ". A'anion's selfcocking Pistols :; inthas
Hunting Knives, Bowie Knives, buke,
Pruning Knives, foy"th"r with Il superior
quality "f impairment Knives and roetef
'"tlesy; = large assortment Ely's md
'"va's Waterproof Percussion Fars ~
1"'s large va'iely h sui the most faefi
'''"rs, are NOW offered fnr sole nj rcas,,taLin
prices nnd the most )ite'aI trims ~
f"r1! VIM BbICJ
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listCvn Milking.

1''lF s,isrrihe,. is now prepared 10
L make t'ste,ns 10 order, ;r-A,,e very
beet style. aud wSEl warrant hisSghk2 He
will keep = stock u The bnsi lumber al
ways "n baud, ast will attend to putting
his work NJ: Carpenters work, and ro
pairing attended 10 q. T.. SEES
Neat The Jesuit Collage
IL Orders loft at the Post nflirn address
sod az ahove will meet prompt alien
non. l1inn- "a Gin
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FIELDING Ml1HHET.MAN
Wholesale and Ret n il Dealer In all hind c
or CONFEGTIONARIET,

Conner of Third "'' Laurel SITS, '"ee'',
Opposite the 'ankl ~ Ration Rouge
HAVINt! This day perreer his prices,
he IS prepared To furnish I'll kind Of
Z A Dt at WHOLESALE and prrA,., IN
more favorable te,,ne than ran le had IN n
Orleans anl having evreti"'~ cd workman.
bis candy will always he rrpe and rprsu
cate being takenthat no "leleierous ing,a
ainnf 's used in its ,nannfat lure. es is too
nf'eh The easa with enpfecti'naty pure ba sod
al ar"r'"Hs aud from Irresponsible ln,,se-
Tie t'psts that the trade of th;s. md The
adjoining parishes. will give him tbni, ~,
de's tn I'll, which he is prepared 7" do to
my amount. having wade arrangements r..
The he61f,At,aity ef suea,. IN narket md be
ing IN SS1testp,pdenee W,,tl, ono If Tho largo
nst houses IN New YORK. 10 supply hin, VIII,
fancy confectionery aud af'iclas in his line
Septnlul,nr I
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Dry 1.essAasisndA.

,viS t'epHtafin" rs - concentration ri
the property ~ The best lenrr md
Sugar. which qualities The atii, Ia IN no
duce '"s'antanenuslg . superior leulnnatle,
aud make " Wore convenient than Ie,mr
Srt"p ~ Jemens. nrt being liable ~ sln,l
whatever clinae il may he transferred H..
Us uselnlness with Parties. l'ifuirs and The
travelling community - "''v'nue. and lc,
persons that "nde'take long vnYaens II
viii prove to he an eHertual pre- veuta;ve
nj Scr,vy
lnval'tls may pls" nee il with alvap
taee when prescribed by l'hysieians F,e
pared cnly by g WIN EuCFL,
Druggist sn' Arothscary.
70 whom oil o,ta,s must he +, lI,esesl
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PER shin AmflNyel.

EHENCH WINDOW GLASS; Amer
L ican Zinc paint in Oil, French Znc IN
Vafnisb, White Lead Paris Green. tme,-
aid Green chrome Greer h Yellow Wit
ing Putty Glayihrs Diamonds, PANT b,usl
es, Niemcoils etc, foi sale by
jpli WIN EnGFI.
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Petroleum. or Rock oil.

1--WE most wonderful remedy ever dis
covered. procured from we'll in The
Allegheny mountains tn,u hundred feet he
l,'w tho earth g e,lrfaen, will Heet,,aly cu,e
Piles, Deafness. Old Sores aud IiIoe,s sora
mud 'nlla"en eyes. Rhnnai On. Neuralgia.
White swelling oct too sale by
WIN. HOGEL. Druggist
march ~. Iala, tie street
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. Qnnnarh 4 OfafnburO.
O Carriages, Harness. So.

1INVF' subsctihets have nav I'm hand =
splendid assortment ot Carriages aud
ua,eees. co'nptis;9e eve,r variety, to
wliel, the attention. u purchasers IS 'nyi-
ted O.
We also manufacture ~ wider. and -
r,i, ~ kinds Il Carriages. IN /. superb,
na"ner Plantation, Wagons. Cate Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made ~ rule,. auI tert
on hand IT all 'imps w l,,ls IT s,,itl
WINK made and ,e,ai'el 0
A 'ull assortment 1T lfon. Iron Ases.
"p'ines and Trimming materials. ~ band
~, sale. Alsr Plantation and Wagon
Ha,naes
PLANTERS and othe,s are invited ~ esat'
inc on at~ek, he'r,S purchasing Al the
cid stand, crrnpr Ehn,rh and Main sl,ent
ian -oely w Y IUNNANN \ 90
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Avtlws's aelf aents"p si.ns,

I'VE undersigned sole agent fot Baton
Rouge and vicinity, will shortly 10
re;ve few samples VI these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable p,ese,vets aud ly he
first If September. will heptera.e'1 10 CUP
ply any quantity. Those wishing them.
will please leave thei, u,,lets at NV st.e
and when received they will ha forward
on I" them, all ORDERS must he accom-
panied with the CASH
aug u e. MnNTAN
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usrynn's s'"su,ouic WATERS

1TJHBE PASTE, Pate de ('putauvo
- Cum Drops, lccneks Wafer. anl
"fhe, preparations 10, coughs md odds
tor sale ~ WV. Bosr,, Druggist
jan ~ J,afavette sitent
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Twigg's Hair Restornt;vo,,

YNHIs compound possesses the virtue Of
= restoring grey hair to it's original color
and for preservation and growth nf tn. hair
has n" equal. Prepared from thc ORIGINAL
recipe and sold IN Quantities 10 suit pnrchas
ers by WV. Boart., D,ng.;st
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II NOW acknowledged 10 be The ',eet
preparation for The hair--it is purely
vego'ah inparfs atleep and ricb l.s'fe
+" the hair. and viii he fnund most partle
"lafIy arret's'''e to thn light haired Dnn
ina, VIII satisfy yru Of the above asSer-
tIoo. For sale by
nov2p WIN. EOEFI,
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las JUST RECEIVED. = largo .pl
:. well ass",ted supply If svArIE
DRY GOODS. which. ipgaihe, with thn
stock 81 Fancy MtL,,sAey tnnps an hand
viii be soil ~ The ve'v lowest prices
The Staple W. s',ols CONSISTS Ia part II
fott"nades, rfeNhe'l r. pnhIearhed el,tt
Tugs. l'sh li,eA fwa',anted pn,e) white
and "nllea,heS. Y.,iuen Table l,amsst Mar.
k'nq end Unveils, Mcs1neto Na,s. u, evety
''nsttip''en. 81 Purchasers may ,est as.
et,ed ll'al all Nv" goods in sIo,e. ore Of the
h'st lhal,fy ord best manufacture rnue
nj fhat doubtful 'lass If goods generally
l"'ehf nj anrtip, but gontls purchased
l,"m the most reliable. so,,res
O'CONOR,