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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-12
VOL. l3.
eprrinl Nntifts.
MATRIMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES oY THIS USiTFD STATES;
II has been good fortune TO restore to health many
housands Of mY couutr ry-wOtueu.
My success has excited tho malice Of the envious and
a1us; but thur prosecutions have served only TO extend
ul estub ish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have ALLEN my halfway I1m the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong as { held in aaoctionnte and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
,sil can afford Jeypise the Efforts Of misohef-nakes
nd slanderer
My friends uaye repeatedly urged me to place my mod
sus for producing mcusiruatnn within the reach of the
Ladies of the United states but iudisposton
dod occupied BY quaoks with their pemcious nostrums
foaT that unprncipod might palm upon
public ueir WORTHLESS limitations have hthcrio pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME," in the United States.
last yield to the ontrelus OF patients and friends
aud offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FE HME," ]
aeed only say, that is in liquid form aud is exactly such
as have used in my practice in France, o your, and
that It has failed TO secure satisfactory result
Tho "Amo de Femme" and moustruatilu stand ia the
ation OF cause and effect tsalke powerful originate
healthy menstrual d0w where it never has existed and to
restore II where il has been from any cause suppressed
In orlarO guard against imposition the wrapper OF direc
tons each bottle Of the Annie de Femme" will hear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
vii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Propretor's prices.
aulOd&wly6
4 4 II m m a,
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Real estate 4orntp.
.hIaobintsts Mt.
Aair ppe.

Tying ECONOMY FOR BAR
IL bers. BASSErr HAIR DYE, great desdorqtum
expressly for BARRIERS benefit Which b0 bought IA
large small quantities fifty per cent less than you
purchase other dye IN the country Bottles that
have 81 for get the filled for tty cents
and lurtheT for the same quantity You get any
ishud0 desire from light shade TO brown shade and
gives the best satisfaction to customers Ia
ing keeps natural appeaia For sale W hneEulU On
Retail by Wa, Il. AMBUSH, l6i Superior st.
Wgl2dt'b Regnl1ry 1uthory"a Ara
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6Otrl8.
HOTEL DUMA s.
0oNatto arl0 GtQats.

JOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
sI Wb,iss,ls and Retail dsaIqTiu TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS, in I6w lts steam Power block WeS5 g. 81
Caunl Basin, Cleye @nd Quo. - y
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RenlUuals.
Levi RaWson
REMOVAL.

WATER WORKS OFFtCg
CLEVELAND, May T. 1859
THE TRUSTEES OF WATER
Works have rem. ved their Office 10 rooms in Council
hal I1 BuIl9iHg vS iyggiao GEO W, GIRTY Sec'y.
REMOVAL.
TDW ARDS q IDplNGS have re-
ro,'ovsd from Nos an and AZ River street, tu Nos
las Water aud 40 ana Union Lane where tnelT 5slnes
will hereafter he upIlLul-'v
NEW MERCHANT TAILOR ES
IN TABIISHMENr, No. 81 Bauders Bleck,PTospsi y.
REDDIN4 would respectful lly Inform his OLD r'euls
that he beautiful assortment u clo ms Frs
nes and summer goods 10 which the attention q INV PIT
HOns generous pubic Is urgently socleu I uah
TTsebtnngbla Goats pants Vests. sc. muv4
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The Exchange market, SO far as Northern funds
were concerned was steady. The counter rate for
checks at the banks was par, though concessions
were granted in some instances. Double AL drawers
outside sold at an dis. We also have to note sales
of one day sight at 1 dis. three days sight at the
same and several transactions in sixty days at l. II.
l48l5 dis The supply, though free is readily taken.
Sterling was firm We note several sales of clear bills
at 1893, and have to quote from 1904, 1905 1l092.
For direct remittance the rates rule from 1929 up to
Ito, the bank rates being l1O4 There are very few
document bills offering. Fair to good range from
1851, l0S39l09 and fraction over The supply of
this class is gradually falling off. Francs without
change as regards sales. There is considerable shy
ness manifested about French exchange. The ex-
pected war will not altogether absorb all the financial
resources of the Empire.
The Stock market is quiet. Stocks of all kinds
have attained high figures as high as they ought to
go. We did not learn that the war accounts had
any effect on bank shares, and some operators defy
war or rather do not regard that its influence was to
disturb locality for 23oa paid to-day for 500
shares of stock of the Citizens Bank The other sales
were SO shares Merchants Bank at l05 20 do Pont-
chartrain Railroad at s5a, and so do. Merchants
Bank at 1865 so. do Bank of New Orleans at 1863,
and Al do. Bank Of America at l26. Of the Citizens
Bank there were SO shares sold.
Messrs. Palfrey & Co. hold their usual weekly sale
of stocks, bonds and scrip tomorrow Saturday at
the Arcade.
The following are the values of shares and bonds
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hand at the Inspection Warehouse, on the 1st inst

hand at the Inspection Warehouse, On the 1st inst.
was 1913 bbls.
Weeks receipts, 1913 bbls. and tcs-Exporta, $50.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Western Batter is quoted
at 9114c., and Cheese at 18114c. - d. according to
quality. New Western Butter has been in some re-
quest at 20022c. 70 b.
LARD. The sales of the week have been con-
fined to about 400 to 500 bbls and terces at 1910lc
for Ordinary to Good No. L. and I1l1l 1c. for Prime
with few hundred kegs at 12tlI23c. ~ d., and yes
terday 54 tierces at - and 300 kegs at lac. 70. b.
Weeks receipts, 37s bbls. and ties. and GIG kegs.
Exports equal to 1920 kegs.
BAGGTsG AND BALE RoPE. =. Kentucky Bagging
IL quoted at l2a0l5c. q yard for Hand and Power
loom. There has been very fair demand for India
at l23c, and 1900 bales have been sold at this
price. In Bale Rope few limited transactions have
taken place at 6s@7c. for Hand-spun, and 719sc. %
d. for Machine made, the principal sale being 500
coils Machine yesterday at Sc. q b.
GUSSY BAGS. -. We have noticed sales of some
400 bales of Light to Heavy and Extra Heavy at
range of 10@ll and 114c.
RICE Occasionally we hear of some small lots
selling at 4@4sc. for Good to Prime Carolina, and
on Thursday we noticed sale of 100 terces at the
former rate. The demand, however, has improved
within few days past, and we hear of further sales
of about 400 terces at 494a according to quality,
holders at the close asking 43@4ac. . h for Prime,
with very light supply on the market.
COFFEE. :. With moderate demand, and but
little change in prices the sales of the week were
confined to about 5000 bags at I03@lOzc. for Ordi-
nary, ll@Il3c. for Fair to Good Fair, and llsM
l2c 70 Ii. for Prime and Choice. Cargo of 500
bags has arrived from Rio de Janeiro during the
week, and the stock now on hand is about 1870
bags
WHISKY. The market has been dull, and we
have noticed sales of only 7O0as00 bbs during the
week at range of 25@26c. for Extra Rectified,
259a2ec for Raw, and 34c. u gallon for Dexter's.
Weeks receipts, 2l04 bbls-Exports, 297.
SALT. :. Liverpool has been selling from second
hands at90c. for Coarse, and 81 lO0$l Is 70 sack
! for Fine, delivered free of drayage
| CANDLES . We quote Star at 17@l9 and 2oc
V b for good brands of Light to Full Weight with
sales of 200 tn 3OO hoyes at this ranaa
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
EAas s 81 ssS akE APPROPRIATION s6RFhRkN

nnrng the continuance OF The bonnet Care Crevasse
rs and freight will be transported between New Orleans and
IT, Msnchac Bridge 81 miles from New 0rleans0 BY the
n. OF the Garoton Railroad to the AXE thence BY SITE
vi comodions steamboats, to Manchac Bridge hey ond which
,shsye III no interruption. .-.
viii leave New Orleans from the Caolton Rail.
ad pp Tivo Circle) at six o'clock in the morning and
seny minutes past six In the afternoon returning to New
eans will arrive the Depot Tyo Circle al eight ocoeL
" The morning, and the same hour In the evening,
The trains Kenner will leave the depot at tho foot OF CAL
lpo street at and NJ Returning, will leave en-.
ne NJ S5 NJ and 445 M Freight for this station will
Be at the passenger depot from r. M. until $50 r. NJ
rare, 40 cents each way.
Freight Mani and stations above will received daily
.,Tiyai Circle udil r. NJ. ''
No freight will be received unless consigned to parties re i'd
ING Al lie established stations the line Of road or fla CON
peclions 4, e,
viii he transported without interruption that CONNECTIONS
With other roads VIII BIZ made regularly heretofore
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ness The sales of the week have amounted to
about $500 hhds, mostly at the range of the follow
ing figures
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
$sa S;i NJ; Sss5l tIa1ssd and kssnsd.
thlly ..o geie
Weeks receipts, 1898 hhds.-ENports, 1885,
MoLAssEs. The receipts have not equaled the
demand and prices have further advanced. The sales
during the week embrace some $500 bbs. the market
closing at 3765ssc. % gallon for Prime and Choice
reboied, and 33@l36c. for Inferior and Fermentng.
Half bbls have sold latterly at 3s@4lc. u gallon.
Weeks receipts, 3s45 bbls.-Exports, 295.
FLOUR. Holders have been claiming further
advance, and buyers have not come forward very
freely during the past week. The sales up to yester
day morning embraced some 5000 bbls the ruling
rates latterly being Sc OO@s6 25 for Superne, and
Sc 506l$7 so up to S. co. and IS 25 V Dbl. for EN
ira and Choice Extra brands. Yesterday prices
still better, and some 5000 bbs. were disposed
of, including 1000 Superfine in two lots, at Sc Is,
500 at Sc Is, 1000 at Sc 30, 200 low Supertne at
Sc l2a, and 800 Choice Extra at 81 5O@$7 10 ~
Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1o,G45 bhls--Exports, 1905.
WHEAT. .. The receipts are still very light, and
we heard of sales since that reported two weeks
Weeks receipts, = sacks-Exports, none.
Conn . With moderate receipts and fair demand
prices have further advanced during the past week.
Some 900 sacks have been sold at S58Sl 90 for
Ordinary to good Mixed, and 81 O0Dsl O5 for good
Yellow and White and Fancy White, small portion
of the above operations being for lots in warehouse
Yesterday some 1900 sacks sold, including 400
damaged at S5c., 100 Ordinary Mixed at 92, 100
Yellow in three lots, at 5000, go White and Vel
low at 81 90, 800 White at 81 05, and $50 Ordinary
do at the same price. Fancy White at the close
held at 81 10 j3 bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1852 sacks-EXports, 345.
OATS. The sales during the week were confined
to about 400O0D5000 sacks, the range being 60l66c
mostly at G4Ql6jc. y9 bushel for Good to Prime St.
Louis.
Weeks receipts, 220O sacks-Exports, 90
BRAN. -. The supply continues light, and prices
have advanced to 81 7OGsl So fs 100 lbs, the ruling
rates latterly, however, being 81 7O@sl rs.
HAY. >. During the week some $500 bales Western,
including three hatboats loads, have been sold at
So 5O@S24 90 u tun. and a few hundred bales
Northern at s23 90.
Pork The market has been heavy, but the
sales have amounted to about $500 @ 1000 bbls
the principal lots Of which have been on private
terms, with some few parcels at about SIG 500$l7 90
for Mess, and sl2 50@l3 90 u Dbl. for prime. The
sales include about 1000 bbls. taken yesterday in
Guiding $50 and 900 Mess at -, 400 Rumps at - so
ii. o. ut SIG co. 15o mess and NJ. o. at SIG Is, 100
Mess at SIG rs, and 100 Prime at So 90 % Dbl. The
stock on hand at the Inspection Warehouse on the
LIST inst, was IL $50 bbls.
Weeks receipts, 1929 bbs-Exports, 1915.
BACON. This article has been in moderate re-
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Children three years old Rhd under ree those over three
sod up twelve old all twelve years old
fill fare.
Family tickets n packages Of twenty be had at the
s reside the line Of the road procure PACK
ages of twenty for their personal reduced
The Company prepared forward Goods
all kinds every place with they have connec.
uon, receiving from delivering the domci Of patrons
T. 8. WILLIAMS,
IA ,tar Of Trim inn
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We append an account Of the earnings of the
Jackson Railroad for the last month /; also, for the
last eight months 1t will be observed that the large
quantity of 900 bales cotton has been brought
over the road during the foregoing time, which real
ICES all expectations. There is interruption to the
daily departure and arrival of the cars The earnings
are large, and will be larger.
Earnings of the Nec Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railfoad for the month Of 4prH, 1853
also, for tie month Of Apfil, 1858
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NEW ORLEANS. JACK
I'D 49, 4 ls35I SON aud GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
Crevasse Arrangement.

/ Crevnsse Arrangement.
During the continuance OF the Bonnet Crevasse pas
and freight will be transported
and Pass Msnchac Bridge 7 miles from New Orleans by The
trains Of the Carrollon Railroad the Lake. thence
and commodious steamboats, Manehac Bridge beyond which
There is no II lie ruptinn.
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Carollion Rail-
Depot Tvoi Circle nt o'clock in the morning. and at
20 minutes in the afternoon and returning New Or
cans will arrive at The Depot Tvo Circle, o'clock
nOruiag and evening.
Freight will be received the Tvoi Circle Depot any
hour Of the day I'LL o'clock In the afternoon
will he from foregoing passengers freight
will be transported without interruption, and that
with other roads will be made .egularly as heretofore.
T. s. WILLIAMS ....
/ my4 If Master of Transportation,
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, May S, 1889.
The arrivals to-day comprised 81 head of Western
Beeyes, 500 Sheep, and several lots of Texas Cattle
and Hogs. Prices Of Sheep and Hogs are in favor of
purchasers:
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B AL TIM RE,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

I WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sand popular Family Medicines, which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propeos lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l61 Charters
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The following is the quantity of cotton transported
since the LIST of September 1858:

There has been very little done in uncurrent money
this week. The advance in the season operates on
money and exchange dealers the same as in other
branches Of trade With the exception of some stray
Cling in the hands of travellers passing through
our city, there have been very few distant bank notes
offering. The brokers buy all that are offered over
the counter There have been receipts of Mexican
dollars nor bullion since Monday last. The semi
monthly supply from Brazos ST. Iago has not been
received this week. The steamer is considerably
out of time. There are some few transactions in
American silver within the range of our quotations.
The Branch Mint nor the principal Mint at Phila-
depha will not obtain much foreign silver so long as
the demand for silver continues in London, which
enables dealers here to pay much higher rate than
the Mint. There was great deal of comment on the
probable expectancy of the mail contractors being
kept out of their dues by the failure of the postal APP
preparations. But there is difficulty in contractors
borrowing all the money they want on their con-
tracts with the PostOl1iee Department. For in
stance, the three old banks in Tennessee, say the
Planters Bank the Union Bank and the State Bank
of Tennessee, have informed the authorities at Wash
ngton and contractors that the Directors of the re-
spective banks had authorized their officers to adj
any funds required to contractors having con-
tracts in the State for transporting the mails. We
also note that proposals were received from owners
of steamboats, that they would transport the mails as
heretofore, attaching to their proposals that they
were willing and prepared to await the action of Con
gress next on the appropriation bills for their
remuneration. We also learn that capitalists and
money lenders in this city are ready to advance on
contracts made with the government. There are
very few Treasury notes offered in our market, and
very small sums Of Government stocks held here.
Land warrants are dull Several of the land Offices
being closed, tile demand for warrants is slack. We
have therefore, no change to make in our table of
figures
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money, being the rates of John Wood u
Co., corner of Camp and Common streets:
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VERM1FU8ES.
winer's Canadian,
sRaiu's,
psrrs's Dead Shot,
jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
3. A. Fahpestock's,
McLean's
BALsAM ard COUGH REM
W. EDIES,
r'sBalsaK. of Wi!dCberr.
Hastings Eaptha,
Sherman's Balsam,
t;uchan's Hungarian,
gevis's Wild Cherry and Far,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
dew England Cough Syrup,
SeTtholomeW's Expectcrsnt,
itell's Ralsa,n,
Swsym's Syrup Of WildChesry
Ayers Cherry pecteral,
fayior's Balsam I,iverwor:,
5ayne's E1pec.orRpt,
Tiaer's EleealnpGtne,
Eoeers' Liyarv ort and Far,
Mrs. Gardines's Liverwort.
Stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
Lerdon's Indian do,
Or. Roses do.
MoLean'sStrengtheningU ordia
RILLA9.
Or. John Bulls,
3. p. Towusend's,
Sauds's,
OLD Jacob Townsend
Qarpenter's,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Grastfenbars's
Bflstol's
QGysott's Yellow Dock,
ELASTERs.
n all' Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jaw Dayid's or Hebrew,
Ba2sau's.
knspf's Indian
ElSehF'b Porous,
atiiIith's Adhesive.
HoiiOway's Arnicf
LINIMENTS.
Northumberland Oil Linner
Mexican Mustang.
Farrell's Arabiar
3utler'G Nerve and Boaa.
Ennt'H,
Fayes'G
Tobias's Venetian
Hnwe's Nerve and Bona,
ksllinger's,
Gardeners,
Bsrtine's Horst
Merchants Garglinc,
Cherokee.
Jayne;
O5goCd's Indian Ghopeaue,
ioGnud's Tonic tiixturs.
Smiths Fcnic syrup,
Wypkcop's Tonic,
speeds FebrifuEa,
Vegetable FebriiGee.
I.0zEEG hE.
1hermsn's Cough and Worr.
Brysn'a pnimonic Waters,
Locock's fulmonic Winters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Logetts Walipereor HairGlof
tsarTYis TricoDhRrOue,
| byon'sKaEharion,
Boyle's Hyperion Find,
ghnlon's Hair invigoratcr,
| JGyne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
Landon's Oriental Hair Tonic
| fiauel's Eau t.usuais,
| Gidridge's Balm of Uoinnbia
Asdway' sHircasslan Balm.
| PANAGEAS.
SwRin's Hodck2s,
| Uullen's Indian Vegetable.
| Is5pglay,s iIreat Western.
OINTMENT AND SAbYEs
| nallGy'sMagical Pain Extract.
Professor Hoiloway's Gint'ne,
McAllistar's Ali-HeRliag,
9roos's Magic Ssi se, Pryor
Pile,
irsy's HRrrtson,s Specific,
Trabk'sA Magnetic, Judkin's
'.cuGen's All-Healing, Russii
Oils.
kushton's God Liver Gil,
dcsair's Acoustic, Scarpa'Bd
British, Harlaem.
BITrERS.
HoRat's Phoenix, Biske'5 AR
matte,
HlbbnrJ's Wild Oh crgy.
WOLFES AROMATIC
- nrue2iatsGnd NBrehs
Srt!ciUs contained in the ab0y,
sgatago b. calling CT Sending
De fosni lie moBIo xtens:ye Ii
MEDICINES In tho United
EleRgs addE ess, j.
GENUINE
a.4tf Nos. It1 and
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Richardson's Sherry Wins,
Hutching's Vegetable dyspepsia
Gonley's Vegetable, Goleman's,
Hoohsnd's German, 0xygensted
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
Lows Brown Windsor,
jones Chemical,
Radway's Medicsted, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Gompunds
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's indian Vegetable,
Moftat's life. Rrandret.'s,
Strong's Compound Sana;ive,
Strong's Pectoral Stomach,
Hutls Fever and Ague,
Morriaon's, Lee's, New London,
PARIS, Sapsington's, Champ.
IONS,
GrGefanbsrg, Jayne's Saratit,
Jayne's Ague. Winer's Oaao
mile,
Hibnard's Anti-bilious, fotat'a,
Speucer'f Vegetable, Cooke,
Csoper's, Covel's Rheumatic.
Auderson's, AllebasiS's Health
Wister's Gentle Purgatise,
Allehasie' Ague, Hooper'a,
Chickner's Sugi,r-Cpatsa,
aileert's Auti-biiicus, Beck
Vith's,
Lady's Blood, Irgoldsby's fiis
Scott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radwly's Regulators,
Rosa's Railroad, Leiy's Female
Londen's Indian SAnatiye,
Louden's Ague. Hollcway's,
Halsted's Anti-nyapeptic,
Gordon's, McGaaa's Liver
HAIR DYES.
Phaion's Magic, RstcAe ,or's,
'Gilmanis instantaneous,
Billiards.. Jules Hauei's.
|JaYne's American, Fast Iudtf,
MISCELLANEOUS,
lDr. Morse's Iny;Gorstiag So
dial.
iThorR's Extract,
Tarrant's aperieni,
Targant's Elixir Of Rhnpnrh.
Csrter's spanst Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
iToothache Drops,
iLyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kid,ler's Cordial,
i'fhomrson's Eye Water,
WATTS Ncrvons Anti,
Billings Asuinsent.
!Hvatt's Tife iialsarH
McMunn's Elixir Of OpiuTs,
kldvay's Ready RELIEF,
/ Railways Rss6iycut,
iTsrrant's Indeiibls Ink,
DR.. Fitrh's Body Brscea,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Hrgoal;
Dr.. Fitch's lshating Ipbse.
DR.. Rose's Preparations.
Niner's Arcanu1l Extract,
Feneur's Specific,
iMarsnalFsIat
DR.. Fitch's Preparations.
Morsea Compound Syrur Of
l. Yellow nouk,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
bsown's EsseEce CT Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
| paUnd.
nortiGlora'G Cordial i3itters,
Iyer's Extract Of Rock Rosx,
Gr5ssTt'l'5 Specific,
DR. Wlrd 5 peeific,
iUphaIn's Pile sleclusry,
Steers Opedildoe,
Goi.r9E's Cordial,
iYurliugton's Bnisq,n,
Or. Gullan's Propositions,
Batemlu's Drops,
Dr.. JgSne's Family Medicines,
iSeIilii: and Soda Powders,
| Epplhl. q fluid Extrsct arehu
ILueina Cordial,
IJuno GoTiial,
Harris Remodyfor Fits.
| Wilson's Death on Rats ste,,
Leidy's ErsSivs Soap,
hirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Gaolera Syrup,
IsFohn's Headache Kennedy,
lGonnell's MiStr,re,
DR., Marchisl's q terms UAthoii.
L can,
iCowan's IdthonHlptie,
t.a1den's Preparations
| Aalghtonss f'epsin,
SOB GIDAn S1EEAPPs.
is, E;id nj dealers In Suy Of ID .
-atalogne, win find IL 10 u cir ad
HEN orders as above. where vii!
ortme1t Of GENUINE p RTETT
.Atcs, and It fho lowest prices.
WRIGHT 1 90.
MGnTCTFE WAaEa0UgE,
u ghatires street New0sialns.
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Stock hand not ceared lSfs05
TOBACCO $50. There has been only moderate
demand for Tobacco during the past week, the views
of buyers and sellers being somewhat more at vari
ance, and the business has fallen off to about 800
hhds. Most of the transactions have been on private
terms, but have noticed sales with prices annexed
as follows: IL hhds. at 6bc 10 at T. 20 at II, SO at
"A, 10 at T. Ga at ST, 26 at ST. at 8, at TO- 96 at
"a, and 20 at 9ac. U ID.
We hear of particular change in prices, and re-
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.r<v- pONTCHANTRAIN RAIL-
= kf2 Al ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ER@0 Commencing Sunday, May /, 1859.

lOh :. -. :. which will he The last regular train,
Sundays the train will the o'clock morning
trip leave the city every hour afer IL o'clock until Ii
o'clock night
Sunday 18th inst there will be half hour
Every Sunday from O'Clock until s.
Extra OF special trips night by Hore Car
when rean ired, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will step GENTLY Station when notified
except mail trips and after o'clock p ". Sundays
each Is cents conductors have timely notice
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