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the cr.lcdcx Greek Church? Are they not both subjects
oi TIC same Emperor?
The ator me src gaia dresses d the men are so bril-.
Har rich and varied load sd with gold emb .oidcry
and dccoraops, that the wor.n, consistently with
elegance and present fashions, find difficult 70
compete with such massive spleno No! being able 10
surpass them richness they strive to 20 70 by beauty
their exposed necks and shoulders are worth all the plates
OF gold To vic with the spcndor OF the male sex they
must like BY zabtiuc Mahonnas, Do dressed In robes OF
stamped gold and silver breast plates OF jewels, aud or
PAYMENTS radiant with diamonds. But hoy would 4 be
possible 70 dance with the contents OF goidsnhs shop
upon the bocys
But do not imagine q too primitive simplicity. Those
simple robes Of point d'Angrrc, ana the two Or
three ekrts are more costly than unic OF god or silver
These bouquets the srletsn gauzc dress arc fast
eped with diamond brooches tho clasp OF that velvet
ribbon Is composed Of stone which you might insginc
10 have been detached from the Cars crown Whist
be conceived more simple than white dress Of tuie or
moirc antique with OF pearls aud corrcspon ting
bead dress But the pearls are worth ,nc hundred thou
rand roubles for have Specimens OF finer soApe
~ater been brought I, light fso the depths OF the
BY simplicity Of aYess the aaes pay court T. the Empress
who prefers elegance TO spendor but rest assured that
nanmop Is loser II n only AT Arst sight, during the
hasy gance Of rapid dele, tna Russian ladies' appear
TO display less luxury than the gentlemen. This an or.
ror. Like all women, they know how 10 mako their
When the pol0naee promenadere have passed through
the saloon and the gallery the ball The DANCES
ere Sy NO u y e a.
nain Act everywhere IN the grand nosde; We exoeps
st least the mazurks which ID danced 1t st. Pssersoufg
Local pscnsrtes are fa disappearing and they always
quit FIRST the higher ranks Of society TO trace tnem
Will be necessfy 70 leave the centres OF civhzanon Ano
The covp d,o,i. on he who'll, vas enchanting. Ths
1sures OF the dance formed symmetrical circles 10 the
midst Of the crowd feeding 70 sae 10 ne ', na
caused the diamonds ger and shine lie mimic nAshes
Of NsbsDing. The small rloved hands placed upon the
epauettes Of Tho vaSsrs looked IKE VINE caebas rest
ing % vnscs of massive gold.
Amongst the groups two grantees were especially re-
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eered By the Aifvs IN tae preparation Of two
- one; notwithstanding whcn the victory was only
Ssa'sed through The def cncn 81 the xon and wurtsm
berg aofiafes who deserted the standard OF France n
tbe uosi critical moment. Tue Of the Prussiau
osssr eaton IN 1879 aud IA therefore rather DO
locked upon as an exceptional Gaze the result OF or
fae cplnpcoa Of 'arutods circumstapces than as aa
Argument IA iayor o' the system Al that prfioa the
- ng ware, eager for peace and reposei tno Ter
n"bh ware urea ~th patriotic enthusiasm enoohraRsu ny
Me- recent defeats inflicted upon the enemy aha passea
D. Coalition extending from oaa en- III EasopS 70 '1e
sher The present state 81 ,hags Is tAr very reverse
all hls zna aifstd TIE poor volo2 Prnssaus, iora
retuctg,ly frrta tho nloAgb bc loom, the sft,pg
The lecture room would stand Isle chance
sipSL The efiDns oil Napoleon III as
long IA war 10 sl Dlpd consistent with tho ~
siyilz,d lie II will be spsoluts necessary 10 have
caste Of warriors: all attempts 30 replace IT by species
ci,zen sodieshp must cessary prove faacous and
the sooner the Prasians get rid ~ Their present system
ana adopt something approaching more closely the
Freusb the better it will be Tor tnon.
General Wlaerbrach did not leave town u Monday,
his mias0n TO Italy having been postponed dags
lot gcr tosn VAS originally concentrated TINS delay,
understand, is owing some change his instructions
ocoasioned ny the tsPaich Of VI dc Thousenc Count
PeTsgpy, from which appears that LOUIS Napoleon has
intention OF arranging the affairs Of LAZY et ts s,th
England without Consulting ihe Powers, suggest
cd by lord John Russell The Prussian dipomatsts
quitf pleased with this discovery aud for the moment
therefore, the feeling TOWARDS Franco Is rather
febdly than OF late while, the other hand will be
Beasy imagined that the proposal Of the British states
has not contributed 10 increase thu popular y he
among bis coptne ntal colleagues. Russia again
Der old plan Tor settling the question
by conferences Of be i've great Powers ANA she is
seconded by Prussia anc the ace ut the ruikts
unpropaious aud Austria you'd DO thing Ia the world
10 eoncliate her quopdam friend AMI her late enemy
tbcnsd not be greatly surprised II the Congress- on,
talked Of and so often adjourned sine de- al length
- teceme fat accompii.
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Since the bank only circulating medium and
the bank is net bound and does not the nOtrs
whilst rents and rests, annues, ant any sort Of pay
meDt must be accepted bank which the legal
tender you zee that the depreciation OF the notes rob the
capitalist aDnuitant public officer aud iaudO jls1 Of
ore full third o. their income Again, we that in
spe OF the pacific declarations Of the EmDetors Of
France ard AustFa the dstust great keep the
slant the first ipstament OF the LOMBARD indemuity
money falls due a. PARA with $500 COO be folio ~ed by
further ten b'mopthly instalmeaH OF f320,603 moro.
This ought to be nouceDent for A1strs n keep the
pence for nearly Two years. Still everywhere
such preparations authorize 70 believe that EN-
gsrcs taxation, sat and tobacco govern monopo
les there IL heavy excise on wSe, though the land ID
already taxed on which It Crews; Ga spirits,
beer, and on butchers meat consa and tea
and sugsr pay heavy impor. ap.es and the land tax
e DsuppOrtabe. From ap sstate which ! Knox
bu, too well. WHICH 70 leased At G3,OOo . year,
the lessee has u pay to the goverpment lsud
xthat TO say, 81 cent u the net revenue, not
including the indirect taxation, the communal aud munich
pal xxee the illegal exacons Of the government officials,
the bsckmail which obliged 10 pay " the gsnd-
that they should ntrnde on our privacy
periodical e1torons under the Of voluntary loans
patriotic subscriptions for raising volunteers for the
wounded soldiers Of Solferno and Magenta. or
the casa IN 1885, contributions for loyal de monsraons in
honor Of bis Maestys visit 70 Hungary, which, respect
fully declined by the gentry, have actually bsen levied In
joicing 0reudsae0) Tho result OF such financial Id
minstrstion the general ruin Of the middle cssees
suceht for explaining the universal haired Of the Aus
TRAN rule, and the unanmiy Of all classes tho nation
10 opposing H. But instead Of compromising this financial
oppression by political liberty, the Austrian cabinet de-
teal circumstances they adhere 70 their reprcssvs
system.
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THE VERY LATEST.
Lospos, Feb. l8-A. II.
THE CHrNEsE DIFFICULT

THE CHINESE DIFFICULTY
Tho London &ay says has reason 70 believe that tho
government are posssssoo Of recent intelligence from
Pesn by way Of s. Petersburg, 70 tho effect that the
Emperor Of China disposed 70 make every reasonable
concession FOR the purpose Of avertng further hostcs,
and that these pacific dispositions met in hoaora
bic spirit by England Al further contest may be avoided
THE BUDGET AND THE CABINET.
leader In the london Herald indicates the lins Of
argument that will probably be taken By The conservative
party In support Of Mr. Ducane's amendment
The London Herald complains that We are going out OF
our way increase very formidable deficit by throwing
away millions Of revenue upon experiment, while IL
10 certain We are merely dng the years difncul-
ties to encounter still larger d'fncultscss and
II denes NJ. Gladstone 10 meet even mo
ordinary expenditure psx year without shilling fucome,
As We must look forward 70 heavier expendture next
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What particular has attracted the painful attention
u hIs Msjetys government Ia the forgeuuiness Of dipo
mas'c ussges which IN 30 important matter tho Court
y Rome has osplsytd, OF transporting directly to the
t!a g rshsan question which before e. oninss Ss.
CT. spu profound regret the HolY Fa&er @e
Of tie Clergy, and exclpe NE ardour Of the
faithful with respect 70 affair the discussion Of which
only take place advsnageousiy between government
ahG government
a not intended, in fact, to make the slightest en-
crSaeb ment On The spiritual power q The Sovereign Pom;
that power within the limits Of his rights The question Of
Romagua At other periods has arisen from polti
cal circumstances and Is in its political aspect that We
sboud examine it. by seeking the best Of satisfy
ing ceeges In t1e preseuce OF which the Poutdcd 60
would not Hpd itself fatally placed H. instead
of mprudeuy waiting for tho devciopemeut Of the sua
ton 1t tad listened coubses and seconded our Of
forts No, whatever party which does not fear TO -
the appearance Of religious zeal may say no, what
the faith arc in peril, the question 10 discussion between
the Of bis Holiness and that OF the Emperor
Is thank God, purely temporal one We may therefore
without failing Ia the Difference and respect
wbh all France feels honored 10 entertaining ior the
Fsbor OF the Faithful and Of which his Majesty has al
ways been happy 70 be the fret 70 give the example
DO not hesate say, str thsl the Court oil Rome mas
not been We. nspiFed In endeavorns 70 establish, rs tue
enoyc'ical letter attempts do sort Of ndsssoiuole
between two sorts of interest which cannot be
mixed up AND ccnfounded without danger Ia the hrst
ages 81 The church, when The tendencies OF civilization
and NATURAL was accepted without difficulty by every
body because was IN accord with the state OF opinion
ADu Of msn conscepcdo, vas thus ~ the sci one or
the elements Of the power Of the Pnpscy, coope
rated 10 the rnatop ana developement Of s territorial
sovereignty still we interrosAse history with aiten
ton shall see clearly thai not solely by invo-
pg mott ves derives from lis divine MISSION and by put
ting forth, were claims the name OF Heaven thai
The Pspacy sometimes with the support Of the popula
tons themselves, sometimes With the help of foreign
soverciene succeeded in gaining possession Of part
Italy Il would be seen Al the Same time, and the FACT
rst be proclaimed TO the honor OF the holy See tina.
rcpes found 10 their wisdom, tb,ir enlightenment, their
love Of ORDER and just,cs lin word, Ia the better CAV
eminent which they offered the people, in those times
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with the character justice and moderation he has
oafed t his ambition - Obtain. &c oansot but zee -
the s1fensson u has frtisr military grounds oU or,
alarm in Europe kch red,cxs 20 Undo oil the oood his
reom policy 81 haiy has tTcete1
LORD PALhfBsToN REGARDS THE QUESTION AS
SETTLED.
From the London Post, Feb III
THIS question longer adds TO the compcatio OF Eu-
rope arose ont OF circumstances within con-
troll OF France rue Emperor Napoleon had roeseen and
urgeo Confederation 10 Italy. The course Of events
pointed TO al Italian kingdom In such an event. was
Obvious tnst great Inconvenience would arise from the
french slopes OF the Alps being portion Of that king
"on, Hence tho snegesnen FOR the cess0n Of Savoy.
The French government, has now however, expressed
ne Willingness 81 dfr the dec,on that may be arrived at
oy e great peTs Europe on the question end all fear
oeatstoa sy therefore te considered deJini<ly o.
tid6Q.
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FinanctsI Prospects or the Russian Em-

st. Petersburg accounts that the nnLaciA position OF
Rufsa CONTINUES 10 be snbj Ct o. much Anxiety aud that
the question whether the reaf be found
ia loan by other metoa. TIE result o. the
version Of bank bills MO five per cent stock been
the withdra~ al Of about f42 00o Of these bs from
circulation ami the for money consequent upon tho
reduction OF interest from three per cent tD two has
obliged the Bank to pay OF atsaonai f22 0J0, 900,
making to:al Of about fei 600 0f0 converted
celled out OF the fl25 coo originally in the hands OF
the public OF the balance Etsndiog to estimated
that large proportion belongs the agricultural casses,
and others who likely to ask for payment; but,
looking at the quantity for which provision may still have
To be ma6e and the existing Of the ordinary note
circulation, the fact is that heavy will
be required 70 restore the currency from dis
count at which II has 30 long stood. That loan will be
found to admit of such operation doubted bat
the recent depression thst has prevailed here the
Grain OF bullion to India. has tended among the
ing on that point.
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ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS EXHIBITED.
letter from st Peter burg the Mes du Ndi cop
tans the following details ri tho lass Nijoi Soyo
goIod:--
The total amount Of merchandise brought u the fair III
estimated al o5 millions 81 Ioublss a ir eacn), the cap.
al representing the exchange Of rnaschadise amounted
to 200 millions 10 addtnn u merchants from every
country in Europe there present deaiors irum Per-
STA Armenia, SeorRio, Bo1Ahara khiva, 40 who
Drought gooos Tor sale % the amount OF four millions.
The total value oi European gol4s and those from the
colonies WAS 10 904 500 roGbhs, OF winch ssss ef
leced tor The OF 1896 900 rcbles The amount OF
Russ ian merchandise WAS 76 ia 900 r0ubes The saes
only being for 81 900 The value OF the oonght TO
the fair roubes but the gales only amounted
10 1856 ,00C.
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The Bankruptcy Of Austr,.

IPesth (Feb. 81 CONTEMPORARIES Of london News.I
he state or the Austrian empire degree Of CON
fdeDce its stability cam OF be more graphically de
scribed than by the following official s,emen winch
shows the amount Of the bullion Austrian bank the
bank notes in circulation Of discount OF the notes.
at the periods specified in the stalemeut:--
Bullion. bank .N0tex. Discount
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A. =, Al. Su -. x.x 49, - ~,.->..xa~~. Ia
- ~ ~ M w kso Uuno VI ~.
snss - no ~. sonSOn " AVN mm1en W "e t a.
uncss No ' ,S.l - so " 20 30 nc wAs =
ah.uI ~ no ~ Peeo,c wnAs eASWe M .pe .oLIcIyi
ana nov eppous unoer tne Acs unloIs snov
WAS come nscessMy LOT mem Inc nooe earl SPOKE -
inc poweI .uo nuueon MY company W. oMsuoy
hweP, A~sy mnen .ner neense expired ia may a~'i vu'
tnousn NeaIy SwcPs eway, ptacuceuy RENAME
)ufHoCuon v VIC company was Prmuve anu pAunroe-
al, anu snoyu no. eeesoeneu I'D exacs Hgn loIm,
u was sonri',w pesvrve peace anu oroer among .nS
DAWES " uiq us ' th1' power, SUN ~ wss sun
e1seo, ANU NM WV, wus sresser PopuAuon IN pMua
Soumps, aH 1,o ooony "cs more seuea ne moukhtn
wouio DC w 1.pone bringing .ne ACT into opeIs
noh De aunn'eu ~ onoo msh III cohsrqurnvo - N
.sPhauVn VI VIC noenHo oi .no nuu.on pay Nompauy,
usaeIe nau 49,. rpme an"e uo anu Wus
na 70 s'"qo' unss "p,un "uen't W ve IePreSe', her
tbeM 70 inereIe' any gehtems hau ohereu MN 'nen
teINces W =. a. Icy Nh ~ ua. us,s, w, he usu
nov acoepev .ne, oeIn. nc nvuo ear aso ssxcu VIVA.
e.ePs n.9 uen 1n WIN esa,u w .uo auunsu avon !"
the nss hilei seetneh'i w. NO mus, oe ms'esen ~
70 .ne P'es'p' aV " 'nse 'e,c, 40 'ne e"iona' ooe
vas 10. ~ Poseeens"n w sny lnio, ma',nn vi suoN
tous ovee 90 '9 Ia" oe1orloou. t"o1 N,s" "
Me o"'.eo so.es neu 'oo'1eeo across .Ne oo"NoTxs
mt" eo.n'y or" .'I,e" u'ese leIuw.c "e'e cVa" "
"o ooIo, ou' nc nau no Apo"ieceo VI ahy P'o
oeeahgs Nnong =" oteate an apprehension VI
evh comsquehSss, As rsgaras p.aeucai nse
su'ee, neihe @ennS haa yet peeh uohe' pu.
20 time pa yer oeen iost Untit within very recent
pef,od my Poseessed e1hy htte ipormauon as 10 Tue
'abo aVaRaoie fof coiobzsuoh twas only tree OF oo,
weeks ago ~heh ie. received tne corcuoing lDrton OF
tSpt ftHfHehs report winch pore very Importantly oh
ihe sabpca Qua tbey had now aso the valuable report
nr LAWSON, .ehao'ah eepuemah, VINO hao uesoNu
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Carriages and Harness.

II AM NOW receiving a splendid as csE0A
Il sortmept ofCARRIAGES a HAIR H=1!3.
NESs Of every description 10 which the attention
Of purchasers II invited.
Having selected my stock 10 person, during the
summer, can supply my customers at prices as
low as any In the south and OF the best quality.
Call and examine.
TWILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS
. hps assortment Of ChIIdrep's CABS and gIGs.
Having purchased q large quantity Of material
from the manufacturers. my facilities for repair
ing are complete and with first rate workmen aud
spacious rooms, am prepared 10 repair all kinds
OF Carriages with dispatch and on reasonable
erms.
Plantation work attended TO ~ usual. Just re-
ceived, two pair of excellent Timber Wheels, COM
plete, Of Bubsy and Littles make; 1.-THE Planters
Emporium corner OF Church and Main Streets,
Baton Rouge, La. w. v. TUNNARRD.
November 9th 1s5s-dAvtf
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HAIR-WORK MADE TO ORDER.

FINIlE UNDERSIGNED bsgs leave 10 inform the
l. Ladies Of New Orleans and the public In gen
ersl, that he IL fully prepared 10 execute any
der In hisline, such as Braoeies, EeekLdees Guard,
oocts, E,rrings, Hsayts. ioorns, gnokss, anchors,
Fishes. Books, birds. Basksfs, Horns, Tuapes. Bay-
ysis, fictjrss. also, Floiosr Bouqnsfs, Monuments
Londscopes, Letters, Iortrats, de-, de-, de-, 10
Jockets. Breaches or Frames.
The undersigned wishes particularly 10 bring
70 public notice that he has made q new iDvsn.
tion, by which HAIR Wmtsdin Ho,oers, Bopqists,
Monuments, DC, DC, never changes color, as no
gum whatever IL used, and he mas thus succeed
cd 10 finding the means by which 10 preserve the
Hair roREvsR N ITS oRieIsAL STATE. This Hair Of
the youngest infant can be worked up by means
Of this process.
Anxious to secure the patronage Of the Ladies'
and the public In general, he assures them that
every effort will be made to satisfy their expec-
tstions In regard 10 Dsatness, durability and quail
ity; every article ofJewelry guaranteed.
q A u TION.
The public are cautioned against a species Of
imposition In the above business, by substituting
work imported from the North and Europe, and
passing II on ~ " executed with the Hair far
nished BY customers, therefore parties should be
very careful with whom they trust their Hair.
" Parties, leaving orders are most politely
requested TO be present, and o.. their work done.
20 as TO be convinced that the will get their own
hair; this will be q satisfaction, which no other
estdbtsh"'ent In ths City can give, be'oare 81 t"-
position.
So Watches and Jewelry Carefully Repaired
and Warranted.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER rAKks IN EXCHANGE.
Orders from the country addressed 70 me VIII
be promptly attended to.
~ RecoIlect No., 81 CHARITIES STREET,
II Won visb 10 get the REAL HAIR Of your friends.
y. STEUBENRAUCH, Artist,
No. ~ CHARTREss ST.,
Between Csnal and Customhouse streets
dseasd,kvy OfromeTly u Royal sire
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

NV GN hsAG NEW bAVtn.
NICOLAS BARTOLI. on Lafayette street. takes
IN pleasure In announcing 10 the public, that
he has resolved fresh stock Of Goods, consisting
In part u the following articles!
ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES and all other
kinds of GREEN and DRIED FRUITS.
A large variety Of NUTS and CANDIES.
WIN Il 8.
CLARET WINE by the Cssk, boz and Bottle
MUSCAT and MALAGA WINES.
OLD SHERRY and PORT WINES;
MADEIRA and WHITE WINES.
HEIDsiCKs CELEBRArED CHAMPAGNE.
RDIA LIS.
ANIsETTE, AJSYNTHE, KIRSEHENwASSER
COGNAC N u ANDES.
BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS,
BRANDY FRUITS and CUERRfEs.
sARDINEs IN oil.
Aso-A very large assortment Of the very best
Brands Of HAVANA CIGARS.
In calling the attention Of the public TO the
above named articles, would say that viii sell
them cheap enough, so a. TO ensure q general pa
tronags. NICOLAS BART0Ll.
Baton Rouge, August 23d, 1869.
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HALL, or MAysvILIE PI0ws.
NNuANp. our regular assortment ~ these IN.
" rivaiisd Flows, large and small, Nth and
pirlout eattess some 81 which are made express
NOV ross 10 '''''' IARauIRR 4 LANour
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DRIED FRUITS.

DRIED FRUITS.
ID ECEIvED, q lot Of superior Dried Fruit,
II which, for the accommodation OF the public
viii sell at retail 1t the following prices:
Dried Prunes, 20 cents per pound.
" Cherries 30
" whortiebsrries, 30 cts. per pound.
Pine Pears, 20
sprilis. A. malta.
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CUTLERyf CUTLERY II

lust received q large and well selected stock
81 Of hne Pocket Knives, Daggets ana Colts Re
Viewers. supply of Hiiehsisfs hollow
ground Hsspis. (whsn you get Rssor ~ me
aud !, IL not just the thing. bring u back and get
snother) n. u. DAY,
spttT9w Druggist.
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TO BUILDERS.

MY STOCK Of building Materials r. offered
lNI feeling confident they will gpd such gocds
az will he desirsbis-Jocks of every description.
Bolts, Lstohes, Polr,sd Screws, Brsds, finishing
Nails, Hinges, Store Door Lstehss, DO.
maygl FRANK HUGUET.
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"rHE Lord hath created midicines out the
earth and he that Is wise win not sbhor them
Il Blhs.
A FRESH supply Of Congress, seltser and Ar.
"A tssian Watsr-just received by
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CAnpErsi CARPETsii

A LANG " lot ~ Carpets 10 srrlve In few dsys.
~ 10 he sold 81 remarkably low prices, 81 the
sueT PHILADELPHIA UAJf STORE.
Lafayette street.
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uED uOOMs TO RENT.

- VERY conifortsbls pleasant Bed hcoms 70
- rent, either furnished or not, To- suit april
csnts For further particulars, apply 20 the IN
dersigped, at the sherin's once.
apRib H.vBARiN.
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LuNsEys AND KERsEys.

A LITTLE patience II most respectfully Ire
IA quested from those who are In need Of Plant.
stion Goods 40 we will get In Store, the largest
and chespes. 10, Of goods IN the shove line ever
yet seen in this city. A call will he solicited In
due time by DALsHEtNER. SIMON 4 Co
augb
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SUNDAYS.

by W. W. WILSON, Pilts-
wi busIg, Penn, can he ordered ~
msr4 THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Sole Agent for this and adjoining Parishes.
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slim MER SILKS.
IRISH LINENS.

A FINE supply ~ genuine irish Linen has bee
N received and viii be sold low ~ the
mars PHIbA CASH STORM.
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Price Reduced from 81 10 30 Cents!

nR. WATERS PuImonica, the best
II medicine now in uss for the cure Of
Colds Coughs, Influenza and Consump-
ton. For sale ut so cents Pc bottle, or
t5 per dozen by
july2l. ED. a. WV. BOGEL.
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CORN AND OATs.-2OOo Bushels Corn aud
~ Oats, for sale at the City Feed Flour aud
Lime Depot Of JOSHUA BEAL.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
~ < BARRELS Extra Family Flour;
~ % Bakers Flour, nne article;
Port Wine In Bottles. very old;
Sherry Wine in Bottles, very old;
few tieroes Of Dufiield Sugar Cured Hams.
Herrings, q choice article for families;
Raisins, very superior, In small pac ages;
nsy22 9. BENJAMIN,
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CORN MILLsi CORN MILLsii

D'HE "Victor" Farm and Plantation
i Meal Mill, and Corn and Cob Crusber
for feed. These mills can be seen in op-
GRAFTON at the Southern Enterprise Ma
chine Works, and are, without doubt, su-
perior TO any combination Of the kind ever
brought to this market. For sale by
apris-tf. DELACROIX d. co.