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EIELmBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.

GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBoLD,s BUoHu Tor the Kidneys.
hEEMRSEB,ss B B$SI$ 81 T. 6rspss:
HELMBoLps BgGHT for Dimness f Ct Vision.
HE EMMBBoobss B BUe4 for Weas Nerves.
HEMB99Ebbss RTeh Gspss Pfs ssads
HELMB0LD,s BucHu for Horror Of Disease
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- Want Of Attention III n, and A, Horror Of Society.
EMsooss for Arising from n
cretion and all diseases of
F EEaAEEs F FEHAEEs F FEMhEEs
E EAKE Nc a aSsH FILLS FILLS.
THEY ARE o oE Nc Nc AVAIL ATAI.
Use HELMgoI.D's EXTRACT BucHU for all complaints
Incident to the sex.
No Family Should be Without 1t!
TAKE NO MORE BaLSAM Injurious and Unpleasant
Mf Tss fl Hsss;ns sHa seese. s
from habits INDUCED in
BY Young and Old,
And for diseases arising from Habits Of Disspatien Il
mgr D1 ssass'
A Gss 81 for an
anu 's'As'' = - Urinary Organs,
Male Female.
from whatever cause originating, and no matter of
How Long Standing.
diseases and symptoms admit Of the treat
rnent and may originate from the same cause.
Readl Read! ReadI Read!
HEIIMBoLDs BuGHu is safe and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of city Of
sworn say that his preparation contains Narcotic Mer
curry, or injurious drug, but purely Vegetable.
I'll. T. HEIlMBOID. Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn subscribed before this 2d day of November
1884 WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price per BOTTLE six for So delivered to address,
A Trial Costs but DoIlar-Try 1t,
And be OF its efficacy And accompanied by
liable responsible certificates from Professors Of Medical
Colleges, Clergymen and Others -
Prepared by H. T. HELMBoLD.
1o4 South Tenth street, below Chestnut.
Philadelphia.
NECESSARY CAUTIoN-should unprincipled Dealers tr,
to palm another article, which pays better profit and
worthless
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kzPssd
sssss band u. Issss
TosAcco We hesrd II some so hkds. soId,
q which a round lit of din ResMsed Il I'LL. 30
CiarkavilIe Refused At IT, Ii Adnitxed ia ~
fused at 81 IS at e. Adafssed Il TX & s. 81. 50
on private and Oh TasssIzy ! NJ III u
s97 hhds admitted at6le.s and 10 Admitted DIS
fore reported On private ter1asl ii SIC. 81 j.
srATzxxxr on Toakr ass8s 4 ssSsssS
Stock hand lst September. ls59 $50 1xs
Recairsd yesterday ssas
7sSs
E EaBSsrsss , yssisssy can
Stock d hand not cleared ss751
susAR. The receipts. continue light. and the
sales were confined to $50 hhds. at fuil prices-
Fair to Fully Fair 6a07ac. % b.
MoLAssEs. :. The receipts were riiiHg, and we
heard of no sales Of any consequence
FLOUR. The market continues quiet. Win sales
of barely 1900 bbis., including s7o supcrfine in
two lots at IS s7A. 800 II 80 4 ss ~, l0c Extra
at 81 So 200 at =. $50 Choice do. At Is m y Dbl
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embfsced ahout
1900 sacks, comprising 1000 Mixed u 1850
White and Yellow Mixed at IS, 5000 ct Isl 200
Mixed White and Yellow IN three. lots Il 50, lAoo
Mixed at the same, $50 In four lots At 70 500 White
Mixed at Is, and lss White at SEC. q bushel. In
Oats we noticed sales Of about 1900 sacks a.
Louis including 1896 at 5oc.. and 1900 - 100
| q busbel. or Bran 1000 sacks were sold Il tMo
or three lots at Il 90 . 100 iBs.
| HAY We heard Of $50 bsles weatsrnfn Two
\ OF three lots at $40 90 D t1n-
| Provisions 4. The transactions Iii Pcrk were
confined to 100 bbls. Mess At SO 90 q bbi retail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAIL

Steam TraiE the Lake to the city week days.
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station notified
except mail trips, and during the half hour trips
Sunday afternoons Fare 10 cens each and
have timely notice to stop. I'll
Sunday Arrangement.
On Sundays Train will leave the at O'Clock
A. NJ, In lieu of the Horse Car.
The Steam will leave the city Sundays every hour
from IL NJ. until IL p. NJ 75@4.5@
From and after Sunday the 9Th May will leave
either end the Road every hafhour from o'clock p NJ
until O'Clock p. NJ.
The Horse Gar viii special trips from the Lake
at night required the Conductor however,
ceive due notice. & Ne5
utes.
nPassengers earnestly requested to their tick
cts the Office the Depot Greeks tickets
will handed them on the
myI G. PANDELY, Superintendent.
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CATTLE MARXEr.

JEFFERsoN CITY. Mar ~, 1sso
Arrived 90 Western Beeyes, l04 Hogs, no Sheep,
Is Mich Cows, and 100 Veal Cattle.
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u ATIImAN,s TROPICAL RooFING-

II ATHMAN'S TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate. ~ =,
rs tested and recognized qualities are
lat, DuRABIIIITY-egual to the best slate roofs.
Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to any other cracks
Sd BEAUTY presents smooth and granite like surface
4th CEEAPNESS-I much less than though 1t il
good any wood roof and less than the interior
Composition roofing heretofore offered to the public ht
5th JNCoMBUSTIBIIITY-1t will resist fire better than
9Th CoNvENIENeEIt will not soften under the heat of
his climate protects the interior Of buildings from the In
iii SOIIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from
can be put upon roofs of slope and being Of Hight
weight net require heavy rattes to support III while IA
The tTRoPICAL R0OF1NGt is chemical compound 81
several of which peculiar TO it alone combined
In propoons discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city. 49, a. A,
Of tbs agent may be verified by person wishing 1t be-
fore contracting. -.
p'on'i"' e'seA : J.. @. KATHMAN,
fa1k " Of Rienvilse and Msrais
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Z. 71dl 74s5t1I v X 77la
8s0ist' II iet HIarksts

S8 CaxsexsT 0srscs Nos IA GAxx ssxNns,f
Thursday xnsninx Ney a, - 3
CorToE =. The demand yesterday waz only
moderate, with sales Of about $500 bales a hyeg-
.ular but easy prices for the lower grades bat We
still retain our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

GOMPTRoIi.ERs OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans. July I. 1855.
mo. 2l29.1
ID ESOLVED. That the Com ptroller be and
~ he hereby authorized and required give notice. by
standing advertisement In the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l2 approved March
30 1854 the Council will bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller In
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
y549 lSfgned II i. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April Is, 1855.
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
This attention Of the officers of the city and the public
v. DUPLEssIs,
tyi6 N conntrofter rSiv IF w 0rieans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31
IAooRs, ART eALLERn, IS OAMP sTREE

d New Oreans-E. Jacobs at Lis old post again.
The respectfully informs the numerous patrons
this celebrated Amboype and Photograph Gal
ley that he has secured for term Of years
the services Of Mr. f. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
lust Europe with all the in the
The Patrons may therefore rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish.
all sizes in oil colofs ether material
suit the and Of ALL will be taken IN unsu
style Photographs ram life from other pictures o.
pubIic or private buildings machinery will be taken of
any size required, either plain painted.
the best the United States employed and all
work dome will be guaranteed to give satisfaction
Instruction given in the art
of works and indies snd gentlemen respect
Frues moderate, Terms cash on delivery
GA 6m L. D. LIZ MAN.
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Z PER SHES CRIRIEA AND ?. FLoop, from

PER SHIPS CRTRiEA AND p. FLOOD. from
c. France.
Ms The undersigned formerly Drug Store of H. Bonnabel3
received the following articles-Ghemicalsa and Special
Mkdicines-among which . 5
VERATRINA-l69 walls. s9
z SESQUIGHLoR OF IRON. -
VALERIANATE OF QuININE, etc.
. N 5=z1 EXTRACT OF IPEGAG.
81 REGNAULD PASTE. E7
+ ZEN RAQtiIN CAPSULES.
F. ROGERS, POWDER
CHERRY IIAU 4 Ell WATER.
EAU DE T1LLEUIi.
SPIRITS OF OCHLERIA.
E-5. PEACH BLOSSOM SYRUP.
PATCHOULY LEAVES
81 ASH LEAVES
55s RED ROSES.
PgPULEUM OINTMENT.
OHSEILLES IN PASTE. l@E-
GLASS REToRTS, etc, etc.
.-45=S Is Is. JQURDAE, 5a
a24 tny25 corner Eatchez and fchoupitonlas SITS.
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north, East and wests

Two pay Trains leave Depot Of the New Orleans Jack
Northern Railroad caiope and Magnolia
streets, Az foows
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ,
EXPRESS TRAIN at 8 PM.
4 II 81 y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

For further information, apply at the
General Ticket Onice,
1ls CAMP STREET,
Opposite Lafayette Square.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

rapid ADVANCE ~ he ycgsasios whic has Been cta ny the
Iafsneys cs the SEASON.
Comparative Official Returns for ihs fhree months
ending March 81 In each Of tho Last fiFee fcaxs.
rosxeco DEn1yssEp ron Hoxa ssss
Sffnfned. En9eprr1pds
Three msnshs 1eco. mss.s f78 4a1s7az
1879. ~ 81 a55 gH .765. 0zS
Is5as s.sss sss.ss- a 81 ash 4.Sss. 7sK
virgins Lear, and heated. GIL
sound 10 good and Hrss y 4f8715d.
Eslinta s1nard ordinary good fair and Ase. 8sd&
" esern 11ssfy nddaE rs $40
ZEE fasss. . re M IL
Maryland, eafy brown 85<6685SH*
ysft0gF- 10 gds
sess onesn II 8flta
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sCHEDUL OF NAILS.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-UFFICE.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
e. ~. ~ t- h
From list November, 1859, to LIST sJUne. 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Persons who reside CITY, and have residence esta
sbment on the line Road procure tickets reduced
rates. at the Office Camp street. 4
T. $. WILLIAMS
fec 5,sa General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

SkR FOR SALE-sCHooNER JoINvIILE-AT
M3& Private Sale until SATURDAY, 9Th inst, and If
By that time, she viii be offered public auction,
At the st. Louis Exchange.
For terms and full particulars, apply to
PLACIBE ]. SPEAR, Auetoneer,
No. "A Charres street,
m12 Ia Between Bienvlle and Conf streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

Earnings of the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
northern Railroad for the Month of April, 1859 and
1860 -E
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Both Of which close connection Canton with Trains
on the Mississippi Central Road.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

OIATB BOl
$50 United States Stock, s
per cent. semi-ann'lint.,
10 State Of Kentucky, 6'per
cent. semi-Annual mt,
10 State of Tennessee, 8 per
cont. seni,snnual int,
Is State Of New York 6 per
cent. semi annual int,
so State Of Missouri, s per
cent. semi-snnual int,
50 State Of Ohio 6per cent.
semi-annual int, (lS60)
Is State Of Ohio, 8 por cent.
semi-annual int, (l8o69 .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
WINTER RULES. Never 90 to bed

WINTER RULES. Never 60 to bed
with cold or damp feet.
In going into ascolder air, keep the
mouth resolutely closed, that BY COM
peliing the air to pass circ,1itously
through the nose and head, it may bee
come warmed before it reaches the
lungs, and thus. prevent those shocks
and sudden chills, which frequently end
in plurisy, pneumonia, and other seri-a
Gus forms Of disease. "a OK
Never sleep with the head in the draft
Of on open door or window. a.
Let more cover be on the lower limbs
than on the body. Have an extra COW
ering within easy reach in case of q
sudden and great change Of weather
during the night. ~. a ,s
Never stand still moment out of
doors, especially at street corners, aft
er having walked evena short distance.
Never ride near the open window of
q vehicle, for q single half minute, es-
pecially if it has been proceeded by a
walk; valuable lives have thus been lost,
or good health permanently destroyed.
Never put on new boots or shoes in
beginning journey.
Never wear India rubbers in cold,
dry weather. n r 4
e If compelled to face q cold, bitter
wind, throw silk handkerchief over
the face; its agency is wonderful in
modifying the cold. xii 1901
Those who are easily chilled in 60
ing out of doors, should have some cot
ton batting attached to the vest or 9TH
er garment, so as to protect the !sp ace
between the shoulder-blades behind; the
lungs being attached to the body al
that point, little there is worth five
times the amount over the chest in
front. ir o.r ..ea
Never sit for more than . moment
at time with the back against the fire
or stove. ' y
Avoid sitting against cushions in the
backs Of pews in churches if the ,un-
covered board feels cold, sit erect with
out touching it. -
Never begin journey until break
fast has been eaten. .s..
. After speaking, singing or preaching
in warm room in winter. do not leave
it for at least ten minutes, and ever
then close the mouth, put on the gloves
wrap up the neck, and put on YOU
cloak or overcoat before passing out Of
the door the neglect Of these has laie
many good and useful man in pre-
mature grave. aNF"s.' ...., A"~a q
Never speak under a hoarseness, es'
pecially if it requires an effort, or gives
a hurting or painful feeling, for it Of
ten results in permanent loss of voice
or long life Of invalidism.-HaWs
Journal Of Health.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

NorEs From ''ssVANIrY FAIR" (the New
Comic. - Row to pressrve the Uaion.-
Keep it in good spirits. sr4 esri-s -.
+ Why the great balloon didn't go up last
faH.-Because it was intended to keep Lowe
this winter. szaa 4ras. srzf1 J1a ~, ~
After his recent Parisian orgies, in what
condition will John Mitchell return to this
country -. -. !, b.,. So N
He will come Bac-chan- allan. ..s.s1 .z,s
What the sec think Of thsnass1sss. - l
would not be mansfor then Unjust marry3
q woman. Lady Mary Worthy Aontagss
], What no think Of the sell wonld not
Be afwoman for then could not love her.
MicAas1 Aontaigps. w Fai4l q ~ &
What have you to complain Of, my dears9
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

3 &S1Isds vain to stick your finger in the
water and. pulling it out, look for .. hole
and equally vain to suppose that, however,
large = SPADE you occupy, the world will
miss yow&hen you die.c.tsae 50 arasz y,tas
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

QurRY.-Is Sleepy Hollow yawnipg gulf
or mere cape in the mountains. t. ~, =
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

SOth Sensf-.a1assssal Statement
OF the ArNA INSURANCE CO., HAur,,rp
Com. Incorporated g1S19- Charter Perpetual
Cash Capital, 81 900 900: .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

Dimension STUFF of az xiads. ~
SHINGLES, LATE, SASH AND Doors.
ALL u which Ne will all - Low for sash a. IN.
house in this eity OF elsewhere. Utders from To
eoantsy wiz Be flied with pfomptisss aud De-
AZ Lumber togo By Railroad viii b. delivered
en the cars free Of charge. essa ,s Con- a. :,
Give y = call, and yen shall mot Is aHey di,sat-
isted toI We are hound nat to y aiaesp1 s. ssy,s
Sije i1es and can WAyRlit any thip9. " -. on
are isch th.t eeuntfy dselss HlIdsEeI,
b eTaAinsou. stock before puzcAAsi1g seIhas. :,
81, La ,ss.,. H0CH 4.WHITkHQ1SG. -
1acstins. Nay Ia 1sSe-dawtf'a bsg.snyn laid
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

"And what did she say, papa -
asked my second daughter, who is look
ing over my shoulder as I write. @
"Why, you little goose, she promis
ed to be your mamma, and she has kept
her Mord.'' III -. !. -. 60
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
edings of the City Council.

| Council met in regular session Mayor and mem
bers all present.
Committee on petition of Mr.. Richie reported ar
arrangement made with him, granting the privilege
prayed for by his paying S. per month and agree.
ing to remove at ten days notice. Report adopted
On motion Mr.. Block was allowed $40 for services
| as steamboat register for 1859. --es1F
Committee on Dunsmore Climbers application
fer abatement of assessment of 1859 reported in
favor of abating $34OO; and on VIM. and A.. Cham
bers' assessment, $500. Report adopted and abate.
ment ordered to be made. -.
Bills of sundry laborers on the streets, $122, "a
bill of B. Hershey, S123, 80; and bill of Williams &
Wilds, 81, SO-allowed and ordered to be paid by
Street Commissioner out of road fund by him col
ected Bill of Journal Office, 81, so; bill Of J. H
Axe $11, so bill of Stein Hill. $62, so and G..
P. Halls witness fees, S4-allowed. 81
On motion, the 6 per cent. interest claimed on
50 900 order of Isett & Brewster was allowed. :.
On motion Mrs., Vanatta's bill for filling alley
was referred to Messrs. Funk and Hill. ysc.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, resolutions were adopted
instructing the Mayor to procure the bonds and
coupons Of the City issued to the Muscatine and
Galesburg Railroad Company, in the hands of
Green l. Stone, for the purpose Of destroying the
same. t.5 4..z-f
On motion, q resolution was adopted instructng
City T. ISL :ad ISIS .s
property, and where personal property cannot be
found to sen tho really, @aee -
, Committee On Capt. Kennedy's bill reported in
favor Of paying $4,000 on said bill. Report
adopted ana $3.50. 90 ordered to be paid -
on motion, q COMMITTEES was appreciated to ex
a:.ine into and report amount Of damage done lot
of Judisch in strengthening out Frent street
committee Funk and Williams. so
, On motion, Sheriff Gordon's bill, SIT 80, was
allowed on bis presenting discharge of prisoners.
'Onn mo.ion, the Mayor was instructed TO insei- q
tate proces !ings against Ex- Mmshsi Aceorntck
and his bondsmen for amount due the city from
hi I'M. - e9t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

at~-, OH certain day, and If
mutual appreciation did not follow,
why there was no harm done.
Most people would have put down
this as a trap to give me journey for
nothing. I did not. A presentiment
impelled me to accept and keep the
engagement.
This was in the old coaching days,
when a man had time to make an &C.
quaintance in forty miles; not as now,
when You are at your journeys end be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MosEY MARKET.-The Stock Exchange
exhibited much dune and Consols had further declined
ing TO the arising out Of the Savoy question: and
the drust which the Emperor Napoeons inspired On
the 10th however there rather better feeling and Consos
closed steadily for money and osd94 for account
The demand for Money continued setve and In the
ket failing place below the Bank minimum
90 cent had announced The money intended the
development Of railway and other industrial undertakings
LIVERPOOL, March 81, 1867
CoTToN.-The market continues dull, but without
quotsbe change prices The ses of the three days
have been 81 bales including about 5000 speculation and
for export.
At MANCHESTER no change Of moment has occurred.
The mari IL quiet but producers generally hrm.
BRELDsTUPFs = Messrs Richardson Spence e. Co.
report hrmer and cheerful tone. Flour firmly held
but 10 slow Of iae 25d29. Wheat-Not much doing but
holders demand full prices and In retail advance Of Id
cepta has been established Red Western 6GlO3j South
Yellow S2l9dS3jai American White 3D. -
PRovIsIoss.-Beef and Pork very difficult to sell at
late Bacon IN fair request steady prices Lard slow
and rather easier Talow du Butchers Association
a. $751;.
PRoDUcE.-Athes quiet but steady; small sales of
old Pots at 6 Sugars fiat Rice qiet but unAesd Nothing
doing In Cctse Ron steady sales 44645 for low 10 good
common Spirits OF Turpepne quiet at IS 6d3s9 ewt
LosDoH MARKETs.-BREADsTUFF iirmer, and good
English Wheat II Or deAorj Foreign Wheat also rather
higher SuGARs hrm at last weeks prices CoVYEE Arm aud
changed in value RICE inactive very firm sILTpKrEH In
limited request bat change in prices TALLow drmer and
rather more deing sales ct 81 the spot Linsesd OH
2Sa2s Scotch Pig iRos s7l3d576 The periodical Wool
sales had coseds the tone spirited and priced In
most instances were ID cid higher than ct the last sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
FRANCE.

According 10 the Paris correspondent of The London
Post the relations of France and England were not in
a very satisfactory state.
The camp at Cbalons this year is TO consist of GO 900
men under Marshal Mcmahon.
The Paris correspondent Of The london Daily Neps
says il was reported that French diplomatic manifesto
would shortly appear in which all designs upon the
Rhine frontier win be expressly discaimed, and the in
ference will be repudiated, that because France for
pecisl reasons now adds two small parcels of territory
TO her Empire she therefore means TO set precedent
for claiming what are called natural frontiers.
Reports had been current that French troops had en-
tered Savoy, but they were pronounced unfounded.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Morning
Chronicle asserts that the statement that troops
under orders for Savoy was at least premature.
II Is stated that the export duty on rags which the
French Government proposes TO substitute for the
absolute prohibition hitherto in force will amount to
about 100 per cent the price Of common rags, and
SO per cent on the price of the best quality.
The provisions of the commercial treaty between
France and England in full operation, and the
export of French goods 10 England on a large scale
had already commenced. Commercial men In France
were said to be realizing daily the advantages of the
treaty.
Tie Monittur publishes list of persons who have
been decorated with the legion of honor, for services
rendered to The army in Italy.
The Paris Flour market was dull and dropping, and,
in order TO effect Sales holders had made reduction OF
If. per sack. The price of Wheat was well main
tanned.
The Paris Bourse had been fiat, and rather lower.
Rentes closed on the 10Th at $3.50.