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A LEXANDRIA GAZETTE
BOOK AND
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 20 Prince street,
Is now prepared to execute, with neatness
and dispatch "

and dispatch
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK.
Having added largely to our assortment OF
JOB TYPE,
we are enabled to print
IN GOOD STYLE,
BOOKS,
~ PAMPHLETS,
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
BILLS LADLNGl
RAILROAD RECEIPTS,
,:s8t INSURANCE POLICIES,
SCHOOL REPORTS,
CARDS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTERS,
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
BILL HEADS, &c., &c.,
at reasonable prices. feb 10
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IANOS "
PLAN OS!!
VICTOR BECKER,
NO. Gl, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEEN,}
Will constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODhONS
Knabe s. Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Vose's Celebrated
Secondhand Pianos--vory low.
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted
Pianos, Mclodeons, Accordeons, &c, tuned
and repaired.
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired, can make srrange-
men.s by addressing, VICTOR BECKER,
Alexandria, Va. sep Is
A LEXANDER HUNTER, appointed agent
n for the counties Of Fauquier Clarke, Zap
pahannock Warren and Culpcper for the sale
Of the new
CRYSTALIZED OIL,
and Comet Burners. Dealers and merchants in
the above countless who desire the oil and lamps
for sale will address the agent
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
ian 29-1m Mansion House, Alexa., Va.
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r ARGE LOT OF CORN COBS. in store
/ ! and for sale by W. A. SM00T & CO.,
dec q No. 3, King street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

RICHARD W. AVERY. ;. . OAS AOsoa.
a VERY s. DAVIDSON,
II Successors to Henderson g ATery,)
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND
- COMMISSION MERCaANTS,
- 10. 226, King street, corner of Alfred
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealers in Butter, Lard, Salt, Fish, FLOUR, 3D.
con, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &C. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
Commission at lowest rates feb 90
ALBERT T. SKINNER, J. NEWTON HARPER,
late of New York. Virginia.
A LBERT 7. SKINNER s. CO.,
"A Successors. to j. Newton Harper & Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION
---... MERCHANTS,
Dealers in AGRICULTURAL MACHINE
RY, GRAIN, PRODUCE, &c.
SOUTHERN DEPOT FOR WOODS PRIZE
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
WAREHOUSES;, 10 and -, S: UNION ST.,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Give their personal attention to the sale Of all
articles of merchandise consigned to them.
All orders filled with promptness.
fph 1S-tf
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TNOBACCO SEEDING have just received a
supply Of genuine Havana Tobacco Seed.
For sale by E.. S. LEADBEATER " 90,
NH Fairfax street.
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nTARTYNIA SEEDING have just receiv-
N cd 8 supply of the above Seed. The Mar
tynia is considered by many rs superior 70 the
cucumber as q pickle. For sale by
e. S. LEADBEATER s. CO.,
NH Fairfax street.
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(IOSTAR's RAT EXTERMINATOR,B Buck
I thorn Salye. Insect Powder, Corn Solvent,
Bishop Pills, Cough Remedy, and Bitter Sweet
and Orange Blossom, just received and for sale
at low prices, by the dozen, by u,,,, co
NH 6 T. S. LEA EATER & co.
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the most agreeable gentlemen We ever met. has
charge Of her Office. We expect to see her leave
with loaded euards, and cabin full OF people.
Capt Greathonse certainly deserves success, for
be has boat worthy Of patronage.
FoR LowER CoAsT-E Express Packet Tho cele-
DRAFTED A G. Brown. Capt W. s. Bassett. leaves
as above at noon to-day, taxing freight and pas
sengers for all landings between the city and Fort
jackson. Mr.. o. Canton and Will. Brooks are her
attentive clerks. s-
The Albert G.u will leave as usual. at 9 A. n.
on Sunday for New River, Donaldsonville. and
Gil intermediate landings on the Upper Coast. A
clerk will be found the levee at the foot Of Cont
street. ready to receive freight.
FoR Bayou SAKA.-The lberviIe, Capt. Gross.
leaves today ct 10 A. N. for Bayou Sara and all
Intermediate landings on the upper coast
FoR LouIsvILLE.-The John Kigour. Capt
Benson, leaves as above at O'Clock this even
ing.
FoR CANDES.-The unequaled passenger packet
Judge Fletcher, Capt. Frank Keeling. leaves as
above at o'clock this evening. Mr.. II. L. Watt.
is her clerk. She leaves positively.
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Guusmrrrial s5nttuistnrs.


THURSDAY Evening April 9. 1888
CoIToN-1t is extremely difficult 10 accurately
depict the true condition Of the Market subject
as II row is TO extraordinary advances or reduc-
tiors from day TO day and from hour 10 hour.
From the opening of the present week up to the
close OF bus ness yesterday prices were too IN
settled TO admit Of more than spproximating ono
tatioIs. while the tendency Of the movement was
decidedly TO lower figures; but as most factors
strennonsy resisted all appeals for concessions, 1t
was difficult to ascertain that any general decline
had been submitted to- Some few holders who hsd
TO sell accepted the best terms they could obtain
however. but the ruling operations have been too
insignificant 10 attract especial notice. To-day
with adyices that the Liverpool and New York
markets had recovered their recent losses our
market resumed its former buoYsncy aud although
the total sales amounted TO only 1000 bales. az n
average advance Of lA@2c. q n upon previous fig-
ures, q much heavier business might have been ef-
fected had factors generally accepted offering fig-
ures We now quote as approximstirs figures: Or
binary 2Isc-0-, good ordinary 800. O.. lew mid.
ding 3oc.0- and middling 3lcQ-. or the
operations to-day one party took $50 bales for
Liverpool. and the balance was divided into seve-
raj lots.
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steam to Liverpool sls@id. for cotton. Isld. for
up British. and American. l07-l6d-. and
for consiRnments, o. for cotton, I'D. for corn
and 40s. for tobacco. To New York BY steam
er. lc. for cotton, lsc. for corn. Use. for dour.
New York BY sail, 2c. for cotton, l5c. for corn
and 75c. for four. To Boston by steam, 10. for
cotton, lsc. for corn and 90c- for -four. Boston
BY sail, 2c. for cotton, l5c. for corn and CSC.
for -four. To Bremen by sail, cotton nominal
and 40s for tobacco. To Havre By sail, I4-c.
for cotton.
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STOCK on hA.d and On shipbo@rd this evening. 67
The exports this evening include IS bales for
Boston. 20 bales for New York, and 1851 bales for
Liverpool.
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs-The receipts since yes
tercsy are confined 10 20 bbls. Molasses. which
were sold on private terms. The market remains
quiet and unchanged. Sales of Sugar embrace
10y bids yesterday and to-day at the following
quotations. viz:
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Orr OF JKvvzxsoz. April 10. 1888.
Arrived yesterdsy-l35 Texas Beeves, Sc Calves
and Yearlings and 20 Mich Cows. sold-220
Texas Beeves, 6 Calves and Yearlings. 81 Hogs
and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-4s5 Texas
Besves, 1888 Calves and reariings, 365 Hogs, 100
Sheep and IS Mich Cows. We quote:
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solair-l Jno T Moore &co--l Blancand & Guitet
bales moss Raymond-2 do TO order-4 do Jno
Ray bags wool Dbl peas and sundries 70 or
oer.!sz bxs mscaroni A Tremon'st-.3m emp
~ bbls Bouligny b Esclapon-l00 do to Lapene
Fere- Total Is bales cotton Fffssit
LOCKPORT-Steamer Nina SHINES bales of
cotton Jno Williams & Son-5l SKIS seed cotton to
Bouligny 4 Esclapon-20 bbls molasses Hy Tete-
bales moss D Larewzl do to L Lacassagne--5
bdls hides hide Tore bonnesundries 70 order
Total bales cotton 81 sks seed cotton 20 bbls Of
JEFFERs0N-steamer J M sharp ~ bales of
cotton Payne, Huntington Sco-l4 DO to Perkins,
Swenson &co-33 do kirkpatrick Keith do
ODER, AtVater &co-267 hides L Mann &co-35
do r Lloyd do Boulguy Esclapon-ll2 hides
and sundries 70 order-Total IS bales cotton
PORT 6IBS0N-Steamer Peeriess-555 bales
cotton Brooks. Macdonald &co--Sl6 Bussey &co-
IS Violet, Black &co-29 NJ Greenwood & Son
Is Campbell d Strong-sundries to order-Total
POMTEA-LA-HACHE-L Mary Camp
bel-l bales moss and sundries to order
BARATARlA-Lugger Chipi-20 hides Is bbls
onions N Barrels
Receipts by Railreads.
N. o., J. 4 g. N. R. R-April 80 bales Of
cotton Jno Williams SOM do N Hitler &co-s
Warren. Crawford &co-5 Il Ably &co--4 do to
Alcus, Scherck Autey-4 Mcdowell q Nugent-
I Jos Hoy-3 Stewart, Galbreath Il Fizer-3 do
Payne, Huntington &co-2 J Chane Bro-l do
Dickman 4 HILL Barrett 4 lie Sassier-l J & G
CROMWELL Peale &co-7 bxs hats Belden
8 do E Benedict-5l sks peas to Wood. Low 4
Ludwigsen-l2 bxs tobacco Sufherlin, Galloway
&co-eS63 feet lumber E Hart &co-1 car cattle
K Womack-l do stock N Levy-sundries to or
der-TotaI "a bslea cotton
n. o., O. b @. ~. Z. R.-April Sc hidesl2 |
skins % Sis potatoes Surle-23 do Mortzhon |
bales cotton A Bonnafon-l do SKIS cotton to |
Price, Hine Tupper-l0 hhds sugar 7 @ Pagan |
skins L Srim-l6 bbls rice l. Lyon-1 bbls rice |
L Terrebonne-l0 bbs potatoes J A Bonnafon-l |
bbls sugar bbls molasses r Hare-12 900 feet of |
lumber Boudreau-9 head cattle and sundries |
to order-Total 2 bales cotton
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RksULAR NEpNEspAY ErsxTsa PACK

kksuLAR WEDNESDAY zvsxrss PacKEr
you .ssss .ssg MkpSEsDkE slssE
~. 0[El0I4A&. WASHINGTON. POET
esre s1t Al l4ndnzs the coss1 Alch1f<i<r. Riv-r
80 rAyec court.hlssn-fhe good Ard ale st--rcr
Ss1rH9ht, 0us Il Lolsiilef, master. NJ x.<I-oo
Ssrk WI esSe as sbore wa ieave WsshI1<.or srr-r
s.ss.y a 70 o'e'e>k Per fssbt o. pssssxs s2siy
BLooz BROS la Ce4nsp stree. n o.
r. b-The steamer Waxley connect All Weshi1rtar
Win steamer Sui Frog and bzrzcs for All l<n1n "a Bsysa
seenf and WIN szn through blLs Of lsdnE
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BOSTON via HAVANA-Steamship Kensine.
ton-5S bales cotton 1220 bbls -four 50 hlf bbls of
beef 1000 hides 10 bbls whisky 20 bbs pecans 40
bxs wine 20 bales moss for Boston-l50 bales hay
257 bbls potatoes IS bbls -four 4s empty hhds AZ
empty ties 226 empty bbls $50 empty half-bbls for
Hayana
NEW YORK, via HAVANA-Steamship Rap
iddau-70 bales cotton 1916 hides 239 bbls beef 10
ties hams So bxs tobacco for New York-20 bales
moss for Havana
HAyANA--Gulf Stream-4oO bales hay 800
empty bbls
LIVERP00L-Ship Arthur-2S6l bales cotton
As slaves cases books
ROCkP0RT, Tex-Schr Arcola-55 900 feet Of
humber goo shingles
TAMPA via KEY WEST-Schr G W Dll-l45
bbis -four 20 bbIs pork l6'bales hay $50 sks corn
and sundries
sIsAL and CAMPEACHY-schr Mercedes
600 bbls -four and sundr;es
ST L0UlS-Steamer Pauline Carroll-Sundry
mdse
JEFFERSON Steamer Ezra Porter-sundry
mdse
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CRESCENT OFFICE No. ~ CAxr srKnxr
Friday. April 10, ls66-
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Kensington, Hedge, for Boston, via
Havana, Creevy Nickerson &co
Steamship Gulf Stream, Bates, for Havana,
G Fosdick AGO
Steamship Rapidan, Cheeseman, for New York,
via Havana. Jas Connolly &c o
Steamer Pauline Carroll, White, for st Louis.
Master
Steamer Ezra Porter, Porter, for Jefferson,
Master
John g Robinson
schr Arcola. Giles. for Rockport, Texas, Master
schr G w Dill, Miller, fer Tampa via Key West.
Master
Mex scbr Mercedes, salasar, for sisal and Cam.
peachy, Master
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Southern Star. -, from Havana.
TO PUG Bros-Sd district 80
Steamship Josephine, Lockwood, from Brazos
Santiago, to Chas A Whitney &co-lst dist Is
Br brig Helena. Barley from Rio de Janeiro, LIST
Feb, to Rodocanachi & Franghiadi-lst dis
trict Is
Schr Mary Campbell, Tasso, from Pointe-a-la-
Hache, TO msster-2d district Is
Lugger Chipi. Vrillon, from Barataria, to master
I'd district Is
Gladiator, Rurdick, from the Passes-Towed
down and TO sea, 5th inst, bark Uman, brig
Sir Robt Peel and schr Salvador-Brought up
brig Helena
STEAMBOATS,.
Great Republic, Donaldson, from st Louis.
St Nicholas. Dowty, from Natchitoches.
Monsoon, Stinde, from Jefferson.
NJ Sharp. Lang, from Jefferson.
Peerless, Reasoned, from Port Gibson.
lberville. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Lockport.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RR.
Below COMING Up.
Br ship Csstilian, Christel, from Bio de Jaueiro,
to Ashbridge Ocean
schr Union, Wilson, from Corpus Christi. to
Woodhouse
Below Waiting O~ders
Ship J G Richardson, Oliver, from Montevideo.
in ballast TO Lowell 4 Bailey
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RIO DE JANETRO-Brig Helena-33O0 SKIS of
coffee Rodocanachi 4 Franghiadi
HAVANA-SteamshipS Southern Star-303 hhds
IS ties molasses PUG Bros
MoBILE-sseamer Mary-70 bales cotton to
Lehman, Newgass &co
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- =
ana winter Arrangements ~n Dc made ''r the transports.
For further iaiossssiss apply to -
Julien y \. so ~ ,, !, Agent
---- = - -
FoR wATExlss rLAoss-NoKGAs LINE U. s.
Tor bay ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN.
NEW AsRAs s sasl -'4 '-'''4''
places oe~s arrival Of fontcAartr.n Railroad
| below; -
On SATURDAYS Il l. EHs-on this NIP xoi1E 70 Pazes-
sJ Rsf.,,,. N, H.. o., s, srxn.v xv,,nxv.
DAY and FRIDAY Evenings Plsc.ssals ever sUsDzr
The above trips regularly made unless prevented By
cHzs A. WHITNEY co.. assa sppv -
B Pas. Christian o,p.s. mad mad. = . os Z, ~
|
oa-- - ' n--e-
| EoR LoCIsylLLE. CAIRO. MEMPHIS. vIcKs-
john Knsou-.
WIN Law. a. .lov, Far t.vn. AZ n.s.... s,,,s ~ 800.
| THOs. kEEFfE. Agent, rs Poydrss -.res<
| r--- e.~ngn.v 80. - -
| r,oR I~U1sv1EIE CAIRO NY Srxrsrs v,crs
burg rsfshcs B.tsn Sonre md Al n,srs ~, iaS
| ngs-Ihs new and splendid passenger steamer '-'-
Louis,nna
J. n PHILLIPS. Master.
fos Etr sSes Of a pss'7gs sps e- eesrs
| - - - =
Leaves on hoNDAf i5sh inst, a. p
tO,n. xt siLLE CAIRO MEMPHIS. vICKs-
ncsThs new ana soi-ped .s ~ m,s."sd-'s land
Capt SAN. MONTGOMERY
wmssvs ss above ToT freight apply on board
y -.oe- 49, = =. :, royar-e street
TOE LOUISVILLE CAIRO. MEMPHIS vIcKs-
burg and al insermsai-ts lAndnss-rhs fns low pres
'-' usehm.,a.
J. slut NEAL. Master; JOHN 8 wooLroIk u~<,
~ ss, :. q ss s sss can Be '''a and
- s------,e--- -
Le~yss on THURSDAY. April 2sd. ats Il
burg ~ IN issr,ss's. v 1870. MEMPHIS S1oKS
mn.
A nocILL, Master; A MARTIN. o,.rs,
ss,s =. shove plan Other cabin passage
- s'rsof ~ = nm .es IN a.
TEos. KEEfFB. IS Poydrss sfrses
HHn Hr~.
- - H>
kEeULAR RID RvEs LINE p.crrr
Leaves on sATURDxy. ia, ~. $500
E0R nHREvFPOHT Iosav asvon ap
Bayou Bais's L<ndlnr. Grand F.c-~ c....- -
B.rbin,s .,d an - ,-,s, - n - e,fr-n.
adswhss passenger steamer : = -
Hart Able.
". @. HARRISON, Nssts: W. cuLaRRsox H..
cEo D HifE. Agent, i II S Ssasss,as' r,' :.
wMsnsS = so ~ ss :. assss street.
rorar ,S = r,,,,,~,,,, ~ '.-s.ef s'5eeh
- : -e-o-os.e.l-e
kouSss THROUGH LINE
non xErrr.se es1.i sAIokDAI.
L Dirsc,-Ile mali ..e--.-
Lafourehe.
BIN B. KoUxs. u..s-r
'fk .D's. sD.ss s s.lsz .v., urn~ssn.
u nisHr a
f:::s: t:s sss 1 s.s sis
P.s.es Bsfon Rouse s~.v n ~ 6spAf sr
Time md from Marshall sad Jsdsol isrss and L..
- N''s .. !. kouss BRO. 50 c.ums. .,r,..
FFarI..s wVvv-v -
Leaves EVERY sA1oEpAY . .ss
FoK GRAND EcsKE, ST sAUsicE ror,.
D os s sss e. :: s. .ssss %. o. :. ne s
as .s'sas 'sssss. .,aSpE s and
- S's soss = ,ow
W. Lou .- Clayton and T. J. Do-y. Clerks.
wa leave - above Per sishs passage apply On s..rs
"INBuRS LORD. 90 Grsvi.r ,s-,r<
Vii, - - ~ ~ .,fn - NE mouth Of ned River c~~k
uerni1s '-''''s 70 receive h''rhi sssFs rsasdS
=
NATCHEZ.
NATcHFz pAcxr- -
Leaves on wFDxFsnrvs - =
ladlnss-ls "a. p ,.. AZ iSrEkxEDArz
wns w@seaer.
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OUACHITA RIVER
Leaves FRIDAY. 10Th inst a5rE
EOR CAMDEN. BEECH HILL. OUAcHrr1
Cry, Ai<bsms Landing. Port Union Trsnfon nearoa
Columbia. barrsonborR Trinity eli nterrnsd,<t~ ana
'nfs ouscht> and Black rivers-s light dra
pseket Judge Fletcher.
r w'i KEELING, Master; HARRY 1. WATTS. Clerk
Win leave For ght passage appiy an boe-
or 70 WI n. suklS. 10 New Lesee street. -
GWAkffkI Co., 4 Ichoupifoula- x.-.~t
DOUGLAS DONOHUE. Tchoup toa,s< srr.~t
rhkN1oN, MONROE AND rEw ORLEANS RYAN.
Lac packet
~. <Le,vss every akrURDAY. asrn
EoK CANDIES, 3RKADELPHl1 lLAxAuA
Lenang. On~enits CITY ntertDg La.dinr Porr lfn-r
renton Aonros Columbia Harf~onharr Tr,nts "a -,
tsrnecsie is1diBes Bisck aud Ouachs kiyssfss 49,.
nnc-nts Matchmaking passenger packst -
yfeksburx.
= A. BLANKS. Master; O. PRES WORK. o,,rk
sp sesrS ro :, = above For frsh passage apply
eE0. D. HITE, Agent II rcbo,,,,,,,.. a
MEBykN LORD. % Grxvier street.
WI NJ sURLs Is New Lssss street
HE SlCkSBCR9 connects with A No s....,.-. g. a,
H ~ On hrui Iiver srbonne, Bayou B.rhooner and
~ and With she tine passenger steamer IRKkE f-
oAmden and Arkzdeiphis City. '''
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COAST.

INDEPENDENT COAST PACKET
l<ssee ersrv SUNDAY. Al 3 A ~
hOk " RIVER. DONALDSONVTrTr Avn
~ wy l.nol.xs-The Tue fast sae- ~l..1 - = =
stez,nH A. -. DrsWB W. O. B.x@<<s ruezs-- -.
ing is.xes Eew River every NOSDAY a. 6xn Ra--',s
ne errs osyhnht each clerk win Be On .i~ l-s
oos OF t,t = street s~tu-tsyste rrc.rs frefrht
~ EHnk DUPkk. Agent - Cnstoushsnse s<~.-.
re - ~ brT En continues her regular Trims a. ~.
ANer cssss sr.ds every Tuesday md Friday 81 Il = -
NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND LAp,uRcHr rxnv.,~
DENT packet -f IN
oneAn' ever n "a az >. Il, FRIDAYS
Hon bAFOURCME 3, AND Cotsr-rup . Nh
passenger packet Nina D3rnnes " n c-... - -
S.pten: sct D4iicre> Clerk VIII Leave ~ 49,. -.
On sne Cost every Wednesday and SUNDAY n a., 49,
~ Hsknz o. pA:..xs e2 ply - board. or 70 - -
X O MEL Akcs'N. No 81 Old Iev~- .,---<
FoE nAHoU AARA-rHx sExr.wxxKrs
1bervslls,
EXILE GROSS, couz.ndrx
fRipx1iss' ..----------------.----.-sr
-->~. y A ~
leaves Bayou ssrs Tuesday md Saturday svsu,nrx
nsn' OF p@'sAss s7ply q boszd q = " Canal ssrs,t
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ CAxr srRnxr, !
Friday. April 10, 1888.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-19
100000 Collars

BET ten.
Sas pirS seniieenb feif, um bic ainten mad alien,
ober bod fat allen, entrdeIitbeu 4unften, weIe bas
beftebenoe Mpnopol beriibrt, 3u perboppeIn.
Die geeenwdrtts i'm Sanbe beitsHenben SeIesraa
pben. eompagmen fino su einem uusebeurea @onos
pole perf6noT3ea uno bringen idbtIi9 iiber feds
NiHipnen Collars ODER mcbr aIS 100 9rosent bei1en
mas bic stnien estoftet baben, elm, uno i5re aeteu
iirb auf mebr ais 1000 9rosent Seitiessu.
Sic 8etriebiamteit Oss llnternebmens Der &ationaI
SeIesrap5 Company 1T ppn Der gtesieranS Der Ser.
fadten nnsrtaHllt, rbem biee oerfetben 70 tperibs
pole ebeiten ertbeiIt bat ais nr e einer SeIesrae
pbens @efeu6aft ertbeiIt Tpprbem limb. Seine Cons
crrsns bat ie has Sefer GpHtpaens pom Cons
areb ertbeiIte &edt aebatt af ieser Giiembabn Mub
9oftirdbe in ben Ser. Gtaaten EeIegrapben>2i
ausMI, gen uno in Betrie6 su feten. 9ts StelIun
biefer Gopaaa:e lit cine aitsere. ais bisaer na
OrsanFrten. Die Besere ttsruse lit fir immer ent.
f5ie6en.
Die Actiomdre biefsr Gompasnie iSnncn nicbt aus.
setauft o5er BON einer anse gompaene iibertrasen
werSen. Gas gonsreseGeies, anf @rnnS beiFeu
bieie Gpmpasnie Dreai,iiirt 1T, perbietet ieg;be
uebertrasung Der at6eiIten 5rei1eiten.
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sSicbti8 fir bas &'ablifa,t.l
Mitks \ Taplor,
AOuOfatcn nn6 AnWdlte,
3imner 9, 85I @r0apwap,


NEW YORK,
g. bartholomew SEids,l r
benrp s.. Saplor.
Sd mir sab.r,itbe geiu9e non foIben Perio Ell
empfangeu baben. pe6be ourd Multaitett, lie inter
eem Hamen Gift Enterprises betannt imb, be-
i9wtncelt puroer 1ttI6 bic IN Step gorf uno 5fa6>
bari9aft anffamen, 10 ben mir uRs peranIaEt 9es
fInsen, init siemEid grcbtm @ufDanbe Yablidten
einsliammelI, bic uns in seR Stanb fe en- uniern
tienten stnen plan ansaseben, ruie iie bre 8e5te
pabren f0nren.
Nm 6ies 81 thft, beabi dtigen mir, pon ben Gigen=
tbllern sotber 2etterten bic reiie elbe benz 2ooss
tnhoher redtli9 sutomnten, 81 erfabien, ME folde
bird eirculare eSer in anSerer gSeife an9egeben
mo- ben fino.
9as 2aab 1T NIT IoIden gIanen iiberfutbet anb
grobe Snmmen Ifuo ppn ben Grfnhern geponnen
woroen rodbreno bic betroSenen 2oosfGufer nit be-
trii9er ben OeIs2dnopapIeren ODER lpertbIs;en SUI
Delen abgeipett rpnrben fnb.
v rf9nen, peIdbe nns ben Gamen Der ssGift Enter
prise", Don netdber ie 2oofe. i'm 8eiis bdben eins
ienoen no uilS nutotren fir e gu banoeltls f6nnen
t9 elmer itr faitiger gSabrang brer Snte een pers
Iibert balten. 81
Sies erforbert natiirIi6 betrd6tIi1e MMsIagen nns
nm oenielben Sm hegegnen, mi6eu mir Don ieoem
uuierer Ydtrone cine Giilfenbnn9 pom 3wet (S2)
nniere @ereitune 1T flint (5) Yrosent hes eouets
t1ren Betra9eS. 1DeIe mir anon ab5 5ieben gebens
fen Nd nidt eber, as bis Der 4reis ODER fen .lbs
Wertb in unferen Sdnoen lit. IRan aorefiite
aBiefs u. EaDtpr,
3immsr 9. 30. 651 8foa mag, Eerp gort.
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8erubmte frans0hibe
Sci | M / t t {
s. Srirndillt s. &c.
S.R. 8. bes @riu3enRupO
IA Nue Nifb ellen.
Rein 2cberthra1t ntehr.

@rimauIt'S iooirter &ettigs S1rnp
urL nit grobem GrfoIae tntt Ses 2eberTbranes, benz
q iueit Dor;l;isber 1T, anseuanbt, namentlid in
Edfeu pom Standardization, icrofuIDfe, Inmpcti en-
St5runaen, gelbfud5t, NISteIabfpannung ,lro Apes
htIosafsit CT periiagt ben R0rper bnrd trdftt9e
ReinigEaG oes Nutes IN 1T ais elm etdteS Mbfahr=
mitte tchr Al enlpfeblen. Der Fettiefurup fbipdct
pfsc% ben Maeen, nod bic 9drme uno Ipro bel teis
men Rinoe,n o5ne bic minaeite Sdbdodteit uerpanst
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Sarper's MeeflD,
elegant onrdtues iautrirt. @
GmbfcrtptiDmen.

..
Die 9eralsseber baben Elm Spftem nit benz 4oft
Separtement einssia1rt Oltrb rueIbes ne bas glagas
aine, fowe ibre 8eetIp 9ensn, peI1e es pDrsieben
bieieiben brett Don Der Gfftee bes SeruMsgebsrs
beiie9en, nit 20 eents pro Sabr sufensen perben
ieso1 mus biefer get bic Roft<Dffce Ses Sab'
ieribentenl besabIt Roftmeiiter ooer aeat
bic fir Clubs 8eitun e5ieben wlniden, erba
ten auf SerlangenS lis.
8ebinauu8eu.
Sarper's gBeetIp fir Sabr $4.OO.
Gine @Itra Ylimmer, pom 9Beetlp rpte pDE DaDas
zine, rpirb iebem Club Der euf 5 1untmern $4.0Q
a6onnfrt, gratis uerabfolgt.
6eblenoe 3umuIern f5nnen ieberaeit na5eeIeIert
meioen. 49,
Cine 8ebenfoIse auer 0Hmmern hes Sabres pom
9arpers aBeeflp uereen sur @rpres, frei BON rnto=
fen unb nieoldb gebunben fir So perfanbt.. Cine
nolitdnbi9e Nasgabe, neun eSnbr9dnse nntfnfienb,
wiro bel Ginfenanng Don $5.25 pro Sabrsang, mil
Rad5ablung Der Erans ports&oien perf9idt iper5en.
Der $. Sabrsang erf4eint am tften Sanua 1867 polls
ftGnbig, ts~s
= 1rper s 8rDtberS,
2lOba ranFlim 9amare, Nrp yprs 4
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&arben fur Earmer anc Mnheres-9ie Graften
W Mineral 6arben @ompGgnie ptrfsrti9en be bette
Dobieilite unb bouerbaftefte 6a be i'm 9e5rau spel
mt aTaeIe1te, init reinem 2enfamen Del permltbte
Anltri3e SaHern f0-15 5abre fie 10 uois elmer le9s
ten bgaanen cher sd5nen ghoceIabeR Sarbe une fam
geId6mad mad perdaSert DerSen. Sic tt anwenebar
fur 6dufer, S4euueu, Semen. g8d9en elmer, Aders
bangerdtbe, GanaIboote, Sbiffe metaaene lno 2olss
bdd5er ba iie feuerfic1er in uao ga9sti9er (ein
Sabrifant bat i'm testen SABRE 5000 Ptlnb gebran9e
iInb fGnn in 9aner, Glafeitdt uno Seitlgteit pen
Dollars per Tas pom 800 gflu6, fir ben GARNER fur
Sabre aenieeuS Dlan fenee fir Elm Circular wel9es
ale er1D drfdte Nnstunft gebt. RENE IL DOT es iet
oeun, fie babe has Ssi9dtsssi4eH. graiton Mineral
Surbe. Aereiie: - -.
DANIEL BIDWELI,
.<s6N 25ia earl Strase, Ee DIT.