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An anecdote from d Lyons paper has been going
the rounds Of the Paris press. Some Of the jour.
mails doubt its truth; but 81 non euRro ebelatro,
ratio. 1t Is as follows: some days age, about IL
O'Clock at night IN individual dressed in blue
blouse presented himself AT the Lyons railway
station. His entrance was hailed with cry ot
general terror. The man in q blue blonse was not
alone. but led in by b string splendid bear The
bear was nDnzzled, and followed his master bal.
ancing bis enormous head and Jogging his enor-
NOUS body as he proceeded The persons pres
ent soon recovered from their fright; for the bear
seemed quite accustomed to human company, and
dameaned himself quite like model BTuin. His
docility and gentleness gained the esteem OF the
less bold and the caYesses OF the more courageous,
The bell Of starting was about 70 ring the master
passed To the wicket and took q thirdclass ticket
Tor Marseillea, and then conducted Jack (toT that
was the title Of the interesting animall to the
weighing machine. They there pasted d number
in due course upon bis redsbrown fur; his master
turned out very modest suua as Tie charge of his
transport, and Jack was installed ia d special
Ragon
And 50 the train started. Some miles beyond
Dion of the railway servants had the curiosity
To- look into the compartment in which Bruin had
been deposited What was Jack doing He was
unlnuzzled, his breast half open; of each side of
him was a ltse Of wine and some Bologna saus
age; and between his paws he held the Petit
journal Jack did not perceive the establishment
which his unnsual proceedings excited in the en-
nloye The train arrived az Beaune. Here the
station master ordered the blue blouse to get out
of his carriage, and conducted him to his Office
lack was there aready; eandaTine watched the
Jack was requested To diyest himself Of his fur,
and he and his comp anton were questioned They
acknowledged that not having enough OF money
10 nay for both tO Marseilles they had agreed
that one of them should dress himself as hear to-
make the journey cheaper. The TWO artists have
BEEN sent up to Paris to answer tef tine fraud on
the cOnpanYs but worse, they are charged In
addition with robbery, for neither Jack nor his
5tisst, fifa hiaG
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COTTON TIES.
RuTLERs PATENT COTTON III

The undersigned sele agents. hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate use with the buckle firmly at
ached to one end ofhs hoop This Tie Is recommended to
merchants planters its simplicity and strength and the
great with which be adjusted TO bales Of any size
Il has been used By large number of planters since 1881
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at eur once,
R. BLEAELEY CO.,
osnd PoTdras street corner of TchoupItouiAA
DEARD'S PATENT LOCK IRON TIES,
FOR BAL1NG COTTON,
Unequaled for simplicity and rapidy of adjustment For
STONE & MURPHY,
Dealers in Bslng Stutfs,
Ga Magazine street.
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MAaG1EI's PILLS AND sALvE

Are almost universal their effects and
always guaranteed
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be productive Of than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt the usual
concomitantS of the distressing disease removed
These remedies are made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS
They will not harm the most dslioae female and DO
given with good prescribed doses to the youngest
babe.
FOR CUTAEEoUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions of the skin sALyE invaluable
1t does not heal externally alone with
searching effects to the very root of the evil a
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EAssAEAN's PATENT 1RoN TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

k4Ik1SAAkA&'A PATENT AAES
FOR COTTON BALES
Ny Button Tie was the first offered for sseo extent
the South and has been by thousands Of planters wit
the shape of tho button since it first introduced and hsg
a!so procured patent for Buckle Tie Th,ch for snp
Sizes and for security in holding is think supero
to any offered to the public
universally acknowledged. Ithods the bale much smae
beth in the country pressing and the at the
ports lessons Immensely the risk from ire strongeF ana u
This last advantage has been strkngy manifested during tn
ing breaking rope which cond have been preserved
iron hoops haq been used In addition to this It can be fur
Pi
5 ~ br such nde sap ese r bsns
cotton crop cannot be relied on ct any price,
the best English iron and have arrangements witt
Messrs Chambers Lating for the sale and delivery of
SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, July I 1859
srn January received from gour press 1889 bales
cotton of which abort 1900 compressed and bound witt
was received in better order than generally from
Presses that sowed better and enabled the ship to
me cotton when discharged ship in Liverpool wa
rn nS on e damp o hs
has effect it for it is we'll known by practical
commend yonr Iron re Ibis lot for experiment
and carefully watched it. both in loading and dischargng
"4'' s''' s''f' issp' JOIN HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector Of the
New Orleans Insurance Companies are IF opinion that the
= ESq EBEs5 El 81, g iss.s.,
- y 800 ALFRED BELANaER,
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Department
CHAMBERS Il LATTING,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
And
nvaTrpC TU D s5TNo pnpI ANN rrsy1xrr
u osronSe.ss 800, New osnsanS m
M TTNYTPTMs, AMI x,ACEvrgTgrTNJs,
e AO NApA1NG h1SD ,AFA0E II - NV
j go .r,,,,,r
-AsD-
Dealer an Gas Fixtures.
100 ANN 12S wACA HTNr. STREET. NEAR CTRnn
.1c,.,....I
WIN at'eaa pusctnas sne i4sniY 70 on 'tasts sns
orders s in BOZ No. is Mechanics, md De.sss, AZ
s9sEa. w.ln Iasas with sranos asssat.oo
STEA MBOAT AGENTS.
F0RN 2. HYDE . G0,-joHN =. HYDE, ED. J
BOOKER,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS
and
%aRoraE CoHnaieE7op and Forwarding nae
". no ro,,,+o,r sr,1sFr
-o-,.s-.
particular ana personal attention gwen to he collection
tTe1zns e1,ls; IN * ,- , -
--1g7 - [7v-;g. -g-ISc5 = 97-T-7, - (1T-TTCrI
SxfMS IslE-AS EI4S2 49, = Es&S5& = = Ezs
q co.,
eRocERs AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
ALEX DYAs of the old house of Dyas Co is with u.s.
md will be pleased to serve his old friends and cnsteme
: -,,,a, 3-,--1,7, : -, - :
II ~ r rorv Madison CO W. woop. Canton Miss,
xuhoya,o1a ssrocer..
ARD
a ~ e. no,nnon and g Canal n ,trs.t. a ~
Major g Sebastian has charge Of sales department
M GLLEKEN 81 BESQNGGER-~
R. MILL1KES-M D. BR1sG1ER5
sugar BROKERS'
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. q Canal street, New Orleans.
q aQUTREs,
y WHOLESALE eRocERs
:, Between GregieI and Common stEeets,
Tb 9Ha' N zones ssis' me ma4es
psGit purchasers orders fo plantation supplies carefully
NJ up. CITY orders tor t@n.tly supplies solicited
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Each BOX Contains lie pills.
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
IA EoT1cENone genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot box, signed by DOCTOR ],
MAdGIEL New York, TO counterfeit which Is felony,
nS Sold by all respectable Dealers medicines hroughepF
the United States and Canada per box or pot
BARNES, WARD & Co, Agents
New OrIeaps,
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| John As. FULLER,
NuFAoTURER AND DEALER.
No. hey Street, New York,
Has in and ready immediate shipment and is mann
/ featuring to order,
| Portable aRd stationary Steam Engines an,
| Boilers
2e ESQ herse power Circular and Upright Mills Of til
oT s ~ Mia ihss NH SfffRg Eon n
Wheels and every kind Of Mil Machinery sugar &ilIs IA
WORKS Gotten sad Woda Msh isaF i'F gu M
Vertical planners, Woodwork Planng Moehtpe,
Lon PlqnsFs, Gray Woods PaaiRs H.
phi I.qtheS, Daniels Flaming Machines,
s TT6IianE hhs;fhnsS Sssh M;aehines
Steam Pumps, Power Morticing MachiRes
Force Pumps, Foot Norticing Machines.
Suction Pumps Blind sat Tenohlng Maohlass
shang Ppsys Hangers Patent Bet Scroll saws, '
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Reservipg Mills
Climbing and Gss Fittings, Rotary and Mining Purnpe
Steam and Water Gauges, and Railway Supplies
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton a4ipsg
Taylor Eagle Brown Southern Craven Excelsior and Mc
garhy Cotton Gins, with engines powers every
oss Tnm ir as same z store ND o sale at the loves
ROBERF F0ULDs.
IKFoRTHR OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERAA
Toys, Fancy Gooda. ChIna and FIrevEorhs
-ALss--
MANUFACTURERS OF TRANSPARENT States
No 89 John street. New York
FTBsT PREMIUM STEAM sAw-SsELzsa
The First Prize the GOLD MEDAL WAS awarded to the
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
the best -
Circular sayv-aEin and Steam. Engine,
ordsrs for these Gang Saw Mills Sugar Mills General Nj
ehnery Iron and Brass Castings Forsiugs Railroad Car
ete', promptly allied. Address
GEO. NJ GLAPPt Treasurer,
Newbursh, N. T.,
orL WARD, Agent,
IS Liberty street Room No. 3, H. 7,
]. 3. EaALsEx % co.,
AUonoNEERs AND HARDWARE CONFESSION xsh
CHANTS,
SIS Beekman street.
NEW YoRE.
Sole agentg In EswYOrk tor tho
PlttsburE Cutlery Company,
AtwhesHals 10 the trade only, manufacturers prices
ALSO:
AGENTS for ths STAR BRAND HORSE NAnA
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MEDICAL.

nK. MAaaIEL,s PILE AND sALvE-
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st. Domingo Bstters.

FRENCH EAlAssY Al prEgSA
Vienna. August 81 1855
in reply TO the letter you addressed xceieucv s
Emh8ssndnf have the huor 20 Inform you that Professor
ketHinsh is o. high standing 1t Yenna that he Is
personally much thought Of and passes for Of Best
Chemists in Germany, FgERRRf
Consul d nd Attaehe to lie Embassy
General Depot ID Paris 1t Ch TAtAULT L DO S N rms
Riehelieu. InEew Geleans 1t
nUoaEGE DRLoaHE aUMLoF,
Aud at every coed Ghemlstis =
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DE '#UoUs, . ~. ''.'..AUEUAsN 1856
LATHRoP, LUDINGToN L CO.,
S26, 32s and $50 broadway. New York,
Invite the attention all buyers their stock
Dry Goods It will be found unsurpassed all Southern
merchants All departments business been much
enlarged especially that Of Dress Goods are
sany opening all the novelties of the season. which we
ask the particular attention obbers retailers
Our stock consists of
Dress Goods
shawls and Cloaks
....... Prints.
Bleached Shirtings,
Brown Sheetings,
Flannels and Blankets,
Wooden Goods,
Yankee Notions,
... White Goods,
Embroideries,
Hosiery, ".......
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Millinery Goods, etc, etc, ETC.
All which they offer at the lowest market price, by the
package or piece.
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COMPRISING TIE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN AND EELIABII
COMPANIES:
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PATNrs, OILS, ETC.
A WOODS,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
Gliding GFaning and Msrbiing Glazing whewaghfne and
Wall GolOFing. 49,
1oS CUstomhouse Street,
@ear ROYAL strsetI
New ORLEANS La.
s. F.. ToEDD q. co., DEALERS IN ARTISTS
Tasf SrosEat rune oos and Tools Gold Silver and CopRa
PAINTS,
FAREIsHEs,
GLAss
BRUSHES, Etc
SO. "a Magazine street,
ono doc above POyars7-
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INSURANCE.

This Connpany continues issue Policies against LOSS
DAMAGE BY FIRE, and the PERILS of the SEAS and
RIVERS at the current rates of premium.
The SUBSCRIPTION BOOK to the CAPITAL STOCK
of the Company still its Office for those who desire
TO avail themselves of advantages CASH DIVIDENDS
which the charter of the Company confers.
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ERNRST TUBPTRs
MANUFACTURERS of All kinds OF FANCY CANDIES,
sYRUPs, GUN DROPS, JuJUBE PASTE and suaAR
AbaoNus, by seam.
IS OLD EEvEE STREET,
between St, Louis and Cont Hes, Orisaa
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No. ss wan street, New York.

MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE co
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INSURANCE.

NEW INSURANCE AGENCY
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APre.ldenrIaI InterrIen.

Special DisPaSek TO Lse N. 7. Tribune.
wAsHISGToS, March Is, 1866.
Senator Sherman is reported to have
had an interview ofmore than an hours
duration to-day, with the President,
and found him ina far more tractable
mood than hitherto. The Senator as
sured him there was no justi6abIe
cause for an abandonment of the prin-
eiples upon which the Republican party
carried the Presidential election. Nor
could he afford to cut loose from the
men who were first and foremost in Sc
curing the success of that party The
conversation Is said to have been quite
unFeSerYed and comprehensive, and in
reply the President insisted that he had
no wish or purpose TO invoke any issue
or estrangement among his Republican
friends and supporters He admitted
that he owed his present elevation to
the men Of that party, and that while
in some matters he might differ in oPin-
len with them, he did not propose TO
set up his individual opinions against
their combined wisdom or desires In
regard TO the Copperhead faWning and
batteries which had so annoyed his Re
publican friends, he said he had been
in political life too long to be deceived
by them. The interview, as reported,
together with expressions known 10
have emanated from one of his hEmest
adherents in the Cabinet, inspired a
more hopeful feeling,
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lEashine-foIl CounEr tPa.l NeMs.


James Brown, Esq, for many years
Recorder and Parliamentary of Wash
ington county, died on Monday last
BE was much esteemed as Christian
man.
The Rev. W. B. Watkins, of Trinity
Church, Pittsburgh, delivered a lecture
to a crowded audience in Washington
Court House, last Saturday evening. on
the use, Abuse, and Beauty of English
words" The Reporter says:
The lecture was written in the hnes s, styifei
held the audience spell bound throusH9o l
with tlle exception OF the outbans o. N;
ffbesa Ireetei Tie learned Eeptleman's elo-
Quent nights and humorous saying
An attempt was made few morn
| ings since TO rob the residence OF James
I B. Ripple, Esq.
The Washington county wool grow
ers have now a thorough organ1ZatlonI
and have working Committees IN every
rs. Messrs. James Noble, VIM. II.
Dickey, and AIayes Bell, Esqs.. consti-
tute the committee. In Independence,
Messrs. John Sfeloy, r. Buchanan and
s. Perrine. In Hopewen, Matthew
Templeton, Parker Reed, John Max
well and John G. Sloan.
Butter is quoted at 80 cts. in Wash
iDgton. Bring It down this way.
Rev. Jonathan Edwards, of Philadel-
phfa, will be inaugurated President OF
Washington and Jefferson College on
the 4th proximo.
A great many farms are offering for
sale In Washington county. The farm
ers seemingly desire to realize now at
present high prices, and buy somewhere
else, MS in West Virginia here, where
lands are cheap.
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Testimonial of the most distinguished
Artfsts TO steinWay d Sons.

NEW YORK, December, 1854.
The PianoGoFtes, Grand, Square and Up
right. manufactured by NessrS Steinway 4
Sons have established for themselves so
worldwide reputation that II IS hardly pos
sfbie for US to add anything to their Just fame.
Having thoroughly tested and tired these
instruments personally for years, both in pub
lie and private II becomes our pleasant duty
10 expires our candid opinion regarding their
unqueStioned superiority over any other
Piano known to US
Among the chief points of their uniform
JleSS and rolItHe Of tone, cOBlbtBed IriLI TdTe
bTiIIidHcv, eIsdTTless and perfect eue1lnesI
LhTou0hOut the entire scale, and, db0re oil,
surprising duration Of solLIld, The pure and sym
Islt6eti- quality Of IEhieh neUe1- changes under
The most deite1fe or P0tce77ttI touch.
This peculiarly Is found exclusively in the
Steinway Piano, and together with the
matches precision, elasticity and prompt
ness of action always characterztng these in
struments, as well as their unequaled dura-
biIity under the SeyereSt trials, Is truly sur
prisfng and claims at once the admiration OF
Steinway Pianos in allTeSpects The tet blStrB-
HleIlt5 made IN This COUNTRY or IN EIH0gS, We
them solely and eIelSirlY oLfTSefr6S IN publifOT
DTipdfe AID recommend them inguTi1bU 10 oBr
friends and the Public
We have at different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Ptanos Of various
makers. but freely and tEaAes1tdfIngtN pro
noloIoe NeSHS. lSteiRlroIj s Sons Piano. superior
TO them AL
8 B. Mills. Robert GoIdbeck, Henry C.
Timm +, L Ritter, Geo. w. Morgan, TheO.
Thomas, Max Mnretzsk, VIM Mason, Robert
Heller, VIM. BeFge, F. Brandets, Thee. Noel
ling. E AuzIO, Carl AnSchuFtz, A II. Peas,
i. MOSenthal. Carl WolfsOhn, A. Davis F.
Won Breuning, TheO. EisfeId, Carl Bergman.
maFtrSm
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THE statement of Treasurer Spinner
for the month OF February exhibits the
total amount standing to his credit IN
the Treasury, and with the several As
sistant Treasnrers, aud designated de-
positories to be as follows: Amount ON
deposit in coin. S75, s7O, SIS IS; total
amount ON deposit, Sl65, s7s,2s7 99;-
drafts drawn and payable, but not yet
reported paid, $40, $50 a; balance,
subject to dram, sI56, so, 1858 II. The
statement also shows that the receipts
OF the government from all sources dur
ing the month OF February were S6s, 1885,
O94 so, while the disbursements amount
ed to So, 9l9, 7z2 l9-leaving an availa-
BILE balance over and above expendi-
lures of $40, SIS, 322 81. The statement
also gives the amount of gold and cur
renoy available TO the Treasury at $780,
I29, 800 81; the national debt statement
gives the currency and gold Mt Si16, 0Is,-
difference. 50, 100. 40l 81, which is
the amount on deposit in national
banks and in United States deposito-
ries on February 18th, and included on
ly in the Treasurer's statement of
available funds.
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Over twenty years increasing deulnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS YESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, Is the bea In the world. II
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair Notrouble. No crock or stain. Does
mot rub on or make the hairappeariusty and
dead, but Imparts TO 1t new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only IS cents per bottle Sold
everywhere,
A. L MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co, New York, whole
sale Agents. may2O-1yeod
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DIR. LARooKAH'S
COMPOUND

Liver Complaint, scrofula, or Kings Evil,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
ETysIpelas, ST. Anthonys Fire, Pimples,
PustuIes, Blotches, BoiIs, Tumors, Salt
Rhun, Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism.
Pain in the Stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
raI Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
iercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
from or resulting in Impure Blood.
1t Is double he stre1,oth ofany othersarsapa-
rilla Compound in themarket, and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the bet and eheGpeE
BLOOD PURRIER extant.
Price SI,oO per Bottle.
Prepared by Dr.. E B. KNIGHTS, Chemist
MefroSe, Mas.
sold 70 the trade by LAUGHLINs& BUSH
gists. fehS-3m
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A SCENE Nor IN THE BmLs.-on
Monday night last Mr.. Mexican Buch-
anan and his daughter Virginia were
announced for Hamlet" at Terre
Haute. Mrs. Buchanan was at the time
lying verS dangerously Ill at the Terre
Haute House, of neuralgia of the heart
A fter the first scene it was announced
that Miss Buchanan would not be able
to appear ms .'oPhelia," on account Of
her mothers sickness, and II the plHy
went on her part would have to be
omitted. The audience desired the
drama 10 proceed, but when Mr.. Bueh-
anan appeared, and commenced the
soliloquy, ''To be or MOTTO be-" he was
noticed tolack his usual fire and energy.
He had not proceeded half a dozen
lines when his falteriug voice broke,
and falling into a chair, he exclaimed,
MY wife Is dying; take your money;
run down the curtain; cannot playm
and the audience slowly and sadly dis
persed. Mrs. Buchanan was dead when
/ her husband reached the hotel.
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WHAT MA. Borrs SAYs.-In a letter
from John Minor Bolts, in the Rich
mond Republic, the following passage
occurs: s.Thank God, the privileges is
still LEFT us Csince the Confederacy was
smashed upl to steer between both ex-
tremes and believing rs do, in the
honesty OF purpose and patriotism OF
the President, / think the few crumbs
OF comfort picked up from the shaking
of the cloth from the Presidents table,
which the reconstructed have grasped
rs drowning men. cling to straws, Will
yet turn to ashes on their lips"
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Root. Root, Root, Readt Read.

Root! Root Rooti Readt Kead!
RooTs PSTAcHESE preserves the lie OF tne
HaiF-chan&S Il from gray to us original eoi0E
ITlg-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found In the maxket-wiu surely remove
q IeliRhtfuIIy p(Tfuned cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, ana tell 1t true, when we say II Is a
ReSforer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestachio Nut on. Sold by all Druggists
Sprinsfield. Mass.