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THEATRE FRANCAIS.

No SIS BROADWAY.
r. widdsvs 9. .lsreoseur.
gEUD,, AvRIL lea
ifhI sOiREB DABoHnEkEiT.
'"'' N PAUL LaBA
ATle LAURENCE CHEVALfEk
Premiere Representative d. .
fo'Is v,nssy /. sn uu Aots d. Theatre dee VuIeties
Joves par NM Bsruard. Tsba< bdesrd Nine AK Dafe,
Tslo, Nile. Jsne horts,suK q PsHins oupoct
SEINE repressDtstioaroe - $500
JIG Dine CHEZ MA MERE.
Coincide en scte, do Gyu1ese. ,,,,
PsuI Lsbs ire le roe de- refre Dis,
nile Lsurrnc. Cbevsler oelu d.. sophie Arnol1
lie, ro-s par NM Tsiot Henri Emile Charles LIS
On hne. saDot-
2oDe representation De - -
MRUsIERE DE- MARLY,
vaudeville er IN srts do Thesfre des Varieties =
Joo.e par Mil. Jane hoptbesuI Pauline Dupont NM I'd
gsrd Thiery 81 Loon
Or5r- 6u spectacle;
l. La heunIeie de hsly Js Dine Chez Ma Mere. s. Fur
nished Apartments.
IA rs,etiton: Arm,
Ii MARI A la CANPAGNE ct LA GRACE De DIEU
AVIs-Pour pr6yenfr bs sous REHABILITATION ia Toeste
Frsreas Pboueor % pr6yen public q1s lee danes ne
serout Ca adm sans sgpees dUn csyas
locstoD ouvegt tots 5s lours oe nsuios
du matin, jusluG beares du soiI.
SyTRANGERS should not fail 10 visit the ehiei
- attraction Of ctty-.hs famous DUsssLoOks oAL
LLIY OF PAnfIE0S. Open asy saS sSsoinS No. '7'
BYo.dvay. Adnisdop IS osnta-
TyHE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY Of
Il PAINrINGe-Open DAY and EVENING No. ~ Brood
~.y IdnIsIlon ospts Nov visited % Groves o. cft1sns
and Strangers.
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6onses an6 forms Uante1.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED for one yesr,
~ from H.y 9TH ptivss- q purchase. # suitsd Rent
lom 90 $50 Hi'nin hours dsaaos from
Cit, Hal contain Gss Wsrr address, via fad
PARTICULAR Bo. No 2t7i E.vYofk pos,.Oftoe.
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t)L1MOlin CionOn, pnNOnL - 49,
sire % recerye PLANS SECTIONS AID ESTIMATES for .
CHURCH and LECTURE Room. The Church sGtsnoe room
20 oontao stf1 o persons Premiums Gill be given Of
ave hundred and hy and euudrd and my
dollar, plans TIE condcns mentioned In
st.Stement This sa;enot be hse upon
pos,ion 10 WELD s toe Ply mouth Conrch OF 81 No IL
Willow Brooklyp, N y secretary Of Board OF nassses-u
BY iet;eT postage stamp ipeloseo.
The Pars NUT b. cent IN BY MONDAY May TO- ana bone
~il be received s.tsr y oclOok n,oI, Of said aAJ.
BY order OF Trustees - -
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BoGrb an6 Rooms.

BoGr6 an6 Rooms.
A LADY having fine, large, airy House, III
"A 2lst-st wosd be villas 20 accommodate fe~ SlIse
entep 0enismeu and their Wives wTso FULL or PAR
IIAL BOARD a. desired For particulars ply st No %
West l6th-st.
BOARD WANTED, for LADY Gan invalid), q
ID short from AID convenient 70 the city 10 re-
,pecisbr private family Address q. D. Chs hsn-sqa.s
Po.t kewfoTt stating place terms &C., where al To-
tsrylew be hsd
GUNNER BOARD.-TwO or three small fam
- lie, can b. scoomuo5s:ed 9TH BOARD during the An
e- months TIE village q Fyscs whio fee mnu'es Of the
,tsau boa, lspdipr Tsrry FeJ 10 private fan
Inquire Of J. V ONDER00NK the premises or BY oOts.
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s NJ COUNTRY PLACES.-

WILSON'S ALBANY SEEDLING-The Best
w and mos. Prolific Market sTRAWSEkkY-Yields $50
10 zoo Bushels per Acre-Genune Plants q SaetJ
for sal, In large OF small qualities Price sic honsaDd
81 90 tutere 81 fer fifty Red ant~erP Raspberry
Cane, Dor icO so for So 10 FIR 81 New Rocnee
Tor I.ytopi Blakbery Genes 10 for &c., &c fM So s. for
~ ~ Del dozen All pl.n,s ordered rels boxed and deS
er. IN Albany hort charge. des conpaued BY
rasb proupty attended 10. VIM RICH AR0sON
No. e5 Sou'h Peatl-s., Albany, n y.
a nnA PLANTS LINNKUS RHUBARB.-
J.OtDU BRoWNLEE BROWN NswOursh, ~ Y.
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TREE BOXES for SALE.-Gentlemcn in want
Of toe sbo sil tae af~ se.dy hsndsonsly msse In
lsee rnsk AZ pa. to All AsPy rs CA.-
P-Dt-rs saop coSDet n Broadway Az 5s.a 81
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Mrs. LAURA S. BISHOP,

"RyyNfvG READINGS Pa0a THE POETS
st DODWOhTH's HALL, No soS bsoADWH 90 fa'o 10,
80 So eta 10 be bad Wm Hell sous hasostor, NO oS
Broaswsy T. Greens Drug store cor Broadway ana 18Th st.
s-Hsf fhsa oAr
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TOR SALE or to LET in BROOkLfN-Nc.
IS ylrsoz between Cont and Cfnton-.. tie three
story ba.sueut sub c-lsr sttc BRICK HOUSE WIN
s.r Furosce and Ga, P.Itsd VA 10 excellent OF def
taiousbou Lot feet fort, IS feet ichs fes SAD
about m Zee deep LEGALITY Of the bet In Btoos "a fee
s nus.ce' sne c1Uvsai-ut - al h- ferries
road. shools caurobss Trr1 easy Inquire CT III W.
RTsLEY, No. 76 Brc ~ st, Nes-.YOfk.
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uJETROP Titan THEATE K
NI Late BURfOHsl.

Esnsger..................... r. D. COS"Af:
sDoofs opea at CO@menos a. " oeock precisely
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L'OR SAIL AT FORl LIZA DtdutHui piOl
Of GROUND, containing about srres I've mi lIef sals
south Of Tlyou's L.9t and opposite iZth-st New YORK
On toe property choice busng site, nstu molud sur
rouneed Win ft AID shade The road from DO.
bOksn along the the above desirable Tor o.l
OF Boarding House IGqure OF z. L. 4 b 7. b. RSHAa,
No Gil Hudsops
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CROWDED HOUSES.
Fourth sppcNanoe Of u.o,-

sAsr az absence a Eve years - 90, - !,
, EoTiCY-L,.t Disst OF the CZlRINA, which must be
~hdIs~n 10 the shdins Tragic drrms o.
UIILE which compliance With universal request viii De
ep.,fgrm.s or FRIDAY EVENING AID In which Mise pA
VEFFORT vii Der far famed role OF CAMILLE a.
ppay sed By her 10 this city a. the brosdwsy Thoater
10 aud enthusiastic .udtenoes The Puonc are TO
speouI, ipfoDeo th,t CAMILLE can onY DO played TWO
nisht, FRIDAY and sArUROAY, as entirely new play.
blc1 has Preparation vii be presented on the
THURSDAY, April T. 1859,
BE- presented for the last time an new pay 10
.els soap.ea BY o. Leland tom La ClArns' OF Scribe
entitled the - .u,.
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Dantins academies.

a DODWORTHs DANCING CLASSES,
N. No. a6 Br sd~sy, Eew-York,
Nc. Isl Montague Place, BreoklJ7,
Gov pet fof tho reception Of pupils
any t.re vii uDue open the erd Of hsy TCEA
GAYS cad FRIDAYS 10 Brooklyn; wEDNEsDAYs ars
OATCRDAYs In Sev-Yort.
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6ouses to fet.

A HOUSE TO LET from lst Msy-NO. 81 vii
IA low-t oblyn Hight. r. 500 Five mi ,utes Wall
Fulton F,rry and three minutes, yak n WG,. Ferry G..
Y CITY.
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NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham st-Dress
IN Circs a5. Pit RS. Seats IN Private Boz and
S,oA,,.fs sec Balcony Bones sA-T6is EVENING:
TuR EEo nan or AGAR
Red Man Of Nj Stone ma lnez Mt, Nelson
Incisn..,,..L II Everu mesi al Mfs. C. K Fox
HARkY MONrFOR0
Hair, kontford Mr. Alien Ltonors.. Mrs. W. g. Jones
THE LIMERICK BOY.
P.ddy MHe,.h Mr. w. H. Reeve Mira Etget.s..h Mrs. Axtsl
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TOR SALE and to RENT-The large new
brick FACTORY 9Th ~ hose sine aud shang suitable
for oistilsry. any manufacturing pHp MI with
wstsrpower and 10 horse enEire oesisbe Teinglo
with barn sEd ouoces biding Lo the Of he
town Of Rochy Hil EewJers.y the Mnsone River, a-G
Delaware ana Rasu Csus mes from f. ssLoa. aud fur
from the Princeton Railroad To those eligible
auuftgrrg location Of easy and the best Of
anspcT ration quiet hestaiul home ala price within the
reacs OF a.. this properly ofe induce AepJ %
SAMUEL r. TRACY, No. 26t eIo.dssy.
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Real estate for Sale.

ALCOHOL DISTILLERY for SALE-WItt
"A Ps,ons famous apparatus, gyirs ~ o-nt slcooo at
ONO Rver containing 0 eer.s Of good Ars6s
AID Wood Lad vita plentiful supply Of Cca snd al the pe
c.,ssry R1io The AArhbey aud everything 10 good
order. IL ~hi be sold Hbsrl teruh FAhh o! soout
loo In tie soutse-n part Of konissn. railroad
might eIcta Dge For further prscaA-s apPJ
fELLKAMPF kBIrcHfNG NJ 80 Bs,ve.-s'.. HeVf0rt
DROOKLYN HIGHTS LOT for SALE-25 f.
- y 100 loci sion AOn:agusp are. Apply %
DAVID RAFT. nc 405 Broadway.
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EOR SALE or to LET-A large first class four
story hgo-stoop br0vp-stone HOUSE. HxO feet, lot
feet deep beautifully stlstsd StgyyesautpNk snd neai 81
Georses ohurcn The s and metl,ts sasson
be- sivsp VIII be .cA rea'oassls and ea5 ern OF
rented at noders. prize responsible tsn,n For farth-t
p.rticu's. spplJ 10 RAYEoR Il BLACKWELL, No. LIZ
Broadway.
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TOR SALE or to LET-A COUNTRY HOUSE

TIE Bergen Defo. OF the Ne Jsssy Railroad, vc-y
pretty colysbelt sad Iesry new. II coGsa1' esht rops
has email garden cry twenty minutes X I'M New York
ears every no,r every hs holr For terms address
C. Box No Az. New foIk PJ'tO Once, " inquire iPoa
premises
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, ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

WHOLLY UNEXAMPLb0 SUCCESS
DIR IRISH corsIN OUR IRISH COUSIN,
NTtten, IN expressly for the Museum, BY d. j. Gen.
way eco.
And admitted D. b. oue Of The most brilliant,
LAU0HABLE YfT CHOICE. sFHsl6LE YET DROLL
pfoduotiobs eser presumed on The American stage,
and int rpeted spd admirable by
TIE NEW COMPANY
At ths es. sbishueot. II VIII b. repeated
fRURsDAY EVENING, st a O'Clock.
THIS AFTERNOON o. q lock. the &c ebtted drama Of
RETRIBUTION; Or, JACK ASp JACKS BsorHEE
yhe Aau.rss hsppy y. ally, Picture gallery. &c, all here
vet Adnitiapce csnt, Children under Is cent Par
eOet seats IS oents additional
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TOR SALE or RENT-The OYSTER FAC
TORY hereso.ors occupied By Re-YeI Bten.n WITH al
DE fixtures tbe oompe.s oreer IL hus vse. trout
Of oil oostrcons also s.sssn well Of toe best ~sT
AID vii b. ,oA bargain. Any @isains soch plso9,
his viii Be found OF he conysnen lad eopee
kind IN the city not cold ~ tee 5a April
M then b. ode ed o. suction 70 coss the bCsreH for par
ncu..Is apply z 5RENAN. no Il Nora Gays, BAa-
c5orr Nd
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DOBERT GOLDBECKs PIANO-F0R'

HI clasps New Qg.rse- oomm. FRIDAY. apdl II
r-rns: % after # "a essoas 90 OF note IN" nesrs o.
the came family els zach fos psItcus'', icqarr Ok BIZ
OOLDsECks, Ne lts s,as
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nUBUQUE AND PACIFIC
~ RAILROAD LANDS
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
f 40 Of LANDS srsnted 20 tee Oub1g1e al p.
efo Rsrc sd Conp,uy s Be odsre3 or se tn of ot
the Trustee. said m,auy IN Ddbuqus css on as oh day
of ot oss LAID Grant Con1cD1 Bonds Of sad
Con pan, 81 pas
Pat, Of sad Isne, b. b. above OFF -, and de
scrp.ve Hss thereof wiz sces sta1ard will b. nay ey TIE
l5h Msy ans will b. forws ded to ess irtereed either
Dubsq1s cfce c: Trl.tees no 81 tK.haE<-
p.se Nev-Ycrk Psr.ous ees0u Of purchasing nv.ed
10 Land. 70, themselves before ;as day Of ,ss
hsvYork Mach IS 1850
FREDERICK scdUCuARDT)
u. w HAMILTON, Trustsel
PLATT SMITH
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Ghantes for Bnsinese flien.

G'OR SALE.-The FIXTURES Of II Jewell,
IL Store rt,tug Of Stow Cases Counter Iron SAFE, RsgI
lator, &c. apply al No 5S BtosdSsy
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TOBACCO. We heard of about $50 hhds sold,
including 100, 100 and hhds. at -, and at &c. 70
ID also, on Saturday, 1888 hhds. Tugs on private
terms.
SUGAR. The market was heavy, with sales of
500 hhds at 6@6sc. for fair to fully fair
MoLAssEs. u. Sales 1000 bbls at 2sa6l295, and
Soc for fermenting, and 3O@3l and sl3e 10 gallon
for prime and choice ; the latter very dull
FLOUR. ...S Some 5000 bills were sold, including
125 superne Indiana at IS s7t 500 in many lots at
IS s7a@s6 90, 307 fancy in 2 lots at Sc I2s, 800
extra at Sc So 100 choice extra at 81 49, and 1900
do. for shipment at 81 rs % Dbl.
GRAIN. =. The sales of Corn embraced some 1000
sacks of which 800 inferior at &c., $50 mixed in
cotton sacks at s24 1900 sacks in lots at s5@so $40
white in lots al s7a, aud J2lo in lots at soc. %
bnshel. OF Oats, ITS sacks ordinary were sold on
Saturday at 62ac. % bushel. Bran was selling in
small lots at 81 80 % 100 lbs.
Provisions. Mess Pork was retailing at $l7m
SIT 50 and 100 bbls about lbs over weight sold at
$l7 so u Dbl. Of Bacon, about $50 casks were sold
including 10 of shoulders at 74c. 20 at H. 90 ribbed
sides at 8, and 20 at 9lc. % b. In Lard nothing of
any moment was done.
HAY. We noticed sales of 300 bales Western in
lots at 1923 50G1s24 so 10 ton.
COFFEE. s.. The sales were confined to 700 baps
of which 400 at 10 l5-l6c., and 300 at 1lllIc 10 H.
WHISKY. 200 bbls. Wilsbire's Rectiied were sold
at the reduced rate of 24c., and SO Raw at 26sc 10
gallon.
FREIdHrs. IA ship was taken for Liverpool at I'd.
for Cotton, at which vessels on the berth for that
port were filling up.
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giber gutelligeate.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,
Tuesday. April s. 1889. !
General Remarks - Business River sill
Risins-Bridging the Lcvee--Thc ArIsan-
sas and Red Rivers-Neyys from Above
Arrivals Yesterday - Departures to-day,
etc., etc.
The weather yesterday was clear, cool and bracing,
and marked improvement was manifest in business
on the evee The river continues to rise slowly, and
the lower wharf was so much inundated as to neces-
state the construction Of temporary bridge across
the water over the planking opposite Customhouse
street. The arrivals yesterday were not numerous,
nor equal to the departures. To-day quite number
of boats are advertised to leave.
We have been informed by Capt. W. D. Bateman,
OF steamer Lucy HoIcombe that his boat will remain
i'll the Red river trade during the balance of The sea-
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z ArTIMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used In Southern
climate. - " "
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lsi. DuRABILIFY-equal to the best slate roofs,
"a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to any other; crack,
or leaks being possible. =
30 BEAufYI presents smooth and granitelike surface
Al CHEAPNESS-It much less than though 1t is al
gocd any sate wood roof, the infarp,
composition roofing heretofore to the public saves The
State roof. ~ ~ NV ~ ~ "
eth, GONvENIENCE-It will NOT sotsn unsor ts hen, r,
this climate and protects the Of buildings from the
7h So1DlTY1t becomes harder and smoother from oxno
can be put upon roofs any slope and being Of h;
weight does not require heavy ratfers support e
not as 70 and deEsang require repairs
substances several of which pecnr to anne h;n
in proportions discovered by experiment and
In this city. ~ p'
Testimonials of the correctness above are in Tho
before contracting. 80 '-s ~
All orders left at the Office Box r. No. q will h.
promptly attended to; or apply to > "'t' -
j. C. KATHMAN.
jel5 " corner OF Benvie Marais sts
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
WHAT WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,

,s Reader, sl,heagh hs brightly
,oss q pearls hs Covering Or ths hs;s
s.. Hss az h1s re-
e. kssa a. sd Judge The writer Of the
NEW YORK, April 49, 1883
1.an rlSs Sir Permit 70 The obi
original time Of my arrival in The United States
sa IL sss sa
slider your R.storavs as wonderful invention quite
80" 0''' ''f' ''s 3, F FIX
p,o welsh ssz,s.D. 1Psiis ,sas
her s. & sas ssss ss
s @ ssf t. f4s s ss.
ssiss all 81
ha s.psngy c The above Restorative
~ -' = '''' e''Nes' ''' cH1aLEs GARDEN.
NEW YoEK July Is, 1857,
Hair Restorative being The eisaeious
a wheel
eao a s s sTp will e s
ehne 50 common among persons who freely
PRor wooD About two years ago my commenced fan.
s nj s S na
storaive January few applications my
safs o ss
nal color heath and knd cheeruy
is use to ALL j. d. HOES
The Restorative is up bottles three Sizes viz large
medium and small the small holds half pint and retas or
dollar bottle the medium least twenty Der
cent in proportion than the small two osrs
Per bottle the large HOLDS quart 40 cent propo
o. j. WOOD CO.. Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway New York
ket street. ST. Louis Mo. $3.50 80 ~
Fl s5,a also WIGHT Co. Asse s os
me SCUM fe8 3meod&W
FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE
consideration OF all those conducting business, either
large or small scale in the city country:
AS perfectly reliable SAFE encounteripe Gre
from hundred TO thousand times its anything but
true economy to with article or
conde in that is liable eterioate becoming unre
liable when old. ~
subscriber has constantly SALE made in New
York. ST. Louis and Boston, which only originally but
also permanently fire proof This be prepared
to those who visit address him by publications desene
for distribution and he neither
chase unless fully satisfied that their interest
them do ~
Safe as Indispensable to those having to keep
DO rs papers, money jewelry is fire policy those
owning stocks of the foregoing ailnson
precnuion of incaculable importance will is hoped in
vesgating subject intimately their pecu
niary .eltare ISAAC BRIDGE,
mIo I'M 81 Magazine street.
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IN PRESS-GRoBE's NEW METHOD
For the Piano Forte.

~ The undersigned publishers beg leave to an
month Of April, 1859 ~
good instruction book Piano Inns long bean wanting
and Mr. CHAR LES GR0Bh has performed the Dor in get
ting this one up in mo admirable satisfactory name
VIII prove itself to be the guides the
instruction of the art of playing The Piano " ~
considering the authors well known carabty long
nrfem ing devotion TO the task of element tenchn
have strong reason to hope that the public
ing method for the Piano. - 20 " ~ ~
We can confidently recommend teachers ard pupils as
better adapted to the purposes of elementary than
any others with which acquainted - ~
he plan pursued in this work is substantially
that developed in Olendos method of eachinp
commences with the simplest elements The progress made
will be gradual SO that will perfectly Ineligible
and be rendered OF positive valne TO the difficulty
is met with sngy and after thorough analysis overcome b
practice. ~
This method will undoubtedly provide teachers with we'll
dgesad, eSsiye aud entertaining which solnd
knowledge of the of playing Piano NAV ba
acquired, with comparatively little laFor short
Of time as will almost incredible have
themselves of the systems heretofore
in
work contains engraved figures Illustrating the diff
erent positions OF the hands and ngures and also
the author.
Typographical accuracy and appearance never been
eqnaed musical work that has issued
from The in this other
The price Of the work will he 81 50 bound in CLOTH So
Copies will he sent by mail eee postage, receipt
the marked price. LEE 4 WALKER Publishers,
E Philadelphia, Feb. /, 1859. 722 Chestnut street.
And will be Tor sale by p. p WERLEIN,
mi I'm Camp street, New Orleans.
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weighing not moro than 100 q
- ST
Packages, other than baggage,
weighing not than 100
pounds. ................... 20 rs 80 rs so
Zach additional SO pounds of bag
gage, or packages other than
baggage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 10 10 10 10
Specie, bank notes, jewelry and
other vIluahles weighing not
more than 100 pounds. 40 80 90 l.5O l 90
Zach additional 90 pounds 30 20 20 20 ~
d2l tt Master of TRANSPORTATION
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- a Sssok x 4 akE1H N s,snHkS

Children three years old under free
ard to twelve old haprce all twelve old
fall fare.
Yary tickets In packages Of twenty be had at the
oce Of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose ara
lies reside the line of the road procure tickets
of twenty for their personal reduced
The Company prepared to forward Goods and Pack
Of all kinds place with which they have
on receiving from delivering the doei Of patrons.
T. s. WILLIAMS,
tae4 II Ma ter Of Tram portation,
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8ebieh, Of The Nlarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.
Tuesday Morning, April 8, 1889. I
COTTON. The market continued inactive yester-
day. parties generally waiting for later European a-
vices, and the sales were confined to about 5000
bales. Prices We're irregular, but without any ma
terial alteration.
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KITTRE DEE d FOLSOm
A ~rflae Ben Kttredge Co.. importers OF Gun
aud Sporting App.ratus in all ita branches
XK Wholesale retail dealers In American Ritiea
Pistols and Fire -arrns Of every variety, % n
" vChares street, st Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and 1s4 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio
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hereby given, that all claims which may snpenf
upon proper examination to be from Baylor
Co ard all claims which be established by process
law, sel be promptly paid with interest," in full
This occasion taken to inform the friends DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents OF Baylor throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming season
advances will be made usual in New Orleans fef
direct shipment Europe ACCOMPANIED by garap
t9es for the balances due each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baging will be filed by direct
from Calcutta into the port of New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales will in instance be made LONDON
by Public and those interested save
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will forward The
marks and weights their Cotton and such information
will facilitate the matter.
All letters private we'll business relntns to TIA
of Baylor Co.. and direct lde will addressed II
&C. G.. BAYLOR, A LOHB ARD STREET, LONDON"
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that the termination ST opa.t
nersp existing according to written articles
mapt the OF the fim of Baylor Co thr
the unfinished placed In
liquidation. G. g. BAYLOR.
Manchester. March. 1853. as tfhW
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az FOR ST. PETnRsBURG--THE Al
NM fast sailing American ship ssiia a. Clark Capt
apperhoidt, is nov oadag for the above port. For
freight of $40 tales cotton, anply 10
J. P. WHITNEY & co. IS Carondelst st.
Fer passage, apply to the captain board m4
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G. VI. PARMLY, D. d. s.,
Can be consulted at his Office and Residence
d2s I'm LAFAYETTE SQUARE
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~ - NEW ORLEANS JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
tOce in the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La.
fayette Sauare will deliver of city Bag
Packages Specie, Bank Notes Jewey etc. received
the Railroad, otherwise,
charge or forward the with and dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad Railroad
the Mississippi Central Ralroad receiving them pur
either the Express Office the residences Offices
individuals
On approaching New Orleans, the Baggage Master will 20
through the Train and receive the Checks address
wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
EThe Company will b. responsible for all articles placed
IN Charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT