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eggs F Chero.-s do P oasss-sundriss TO order

eggs Cherot-s do P Casse-sundries 70 order.
TOTAL IL bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Steamer San Nicolas-s2 bbls
nofssees II + Giyen-6O' do Chsfiraix a Agar-if
bbls Iice Surle-134 pcs copper pipe bit dc
Il Dbl brass and spndries TO order-Total Ia pDls
4 LOCKPORT Steamer Lotus No2-9 bbls mo-
lseses Steinberg dco-l4 bdl hides bbls tallov
U d Terrebonns--7 bxs eggs Terrebonne-sun.
BATON ROUGE-steamer Dan Able-2 bales
cotton TO Meyer, Deutch & Weis-l0 hhds sugar
W Rodd-l bbls peas bxs eggs J Boos-sun'
dries TO order
LOWER COAsT-steamer Ella Msy-5 pkgs
plums Petrovich-sundries to'order
BAYOU TERREB0NNE-Lugger Marie Louise
IL bales moss Us bbls potatoes and slndries TO
order
PETIT CALLOU-Lugger Clsrs-ll2 bbs po-
LAFOURCHE-slo Rppel-7o bbs potatoes
and sundries TO order
LAFOURCHE-Per Z luggers-732 bbls pota.
toes and sundries to order
BONFUCA-Schr Odessa--36 600 bricks to
order
FISH RIvER--Sloop VIM Briggs-25O bbls
Icsn and turpentine Blessy, Hssse and Healy
& Ashby
BILoxI-schr Msj Rsnney-ls. 900 feet lumber
G w Bapcker &co
BAY ST LOUIs-Schr Concordis-s0O b5ls sand
Bsxter & Wilson
BAYOU LACOMBE-schr Csleste--l5 cords
TCHEPUNCTE-Sch La Belle--23 900 feet
lumber Sanford 4 Black
HORN ISLAND-Schr Emelie-200 bbls sand
to order
TANGIPAHOA-Schr Collmar-500 bbls shells
F Mayopez
TANGlrAneA-sshr francesca bbls shells
to order
PONFUCA-Schr Gee Eke-l6 cords wood TO
order
TCHEFUNCTE--Schr Rcsaviller--l20O bbls
charcoal TO order
BLIND RIvER-Schr Lady Gays cords wood
10 order
MANDEvILLE-Schr Msndevile--5O0 bbls
charcoal to order
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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
vhginisn oncs. Eighth street. L-nchburE. Virginia

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Office General Agent tor receiving and forvsIdns adver
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We bad several yess Of personal and business
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We are pleased % learn dc. from the busns card
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ApyxEnse-ws have received The business card sent us
By Mr. RosxRf r. BvrTor Of the "3enerl Advertising
Agency" virp1nisn Once Lynchbarg, Va Il af0rds
much pleasure have this opportunity Of saying that hsv
Ing bad for long period much business Intercourse With him
have always found him prompt practical and In evey
thoroughly reisble We cardiay him TO 81
parties who may require such services within ths
sphere Of bis bushes k-Richnond Wnie. Eov g. 1875
Orgtcs rHl DALI ADyxRrfszs Asp REeIsrxR,
Mobile Alabama. Nov ~ 1854
10 WHcn ukY CoScksN:-Mr Robert p. Button, 81
Lynchbug Va, Il duly authorised Agent for eur
paper receiving Subscriptions and advertising 50 regular
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eas rates WI he ratified and carried into efsc At this
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Receipts By R.ilread..

NO,J&GN RR-April 1886 bales cotton to
Clason &co-26 do Payne Huntington &co-25 do
THAI Allen &co--23 Lehman, Newgsss &co
"a NJ Hitler &co-22 Alcus Scherck & Autey-20
N Horrell &co--l7 Warren, Crawford &co-6
Jos Hoy &co-6 J Harrison & Sons Richardson
4 Msy-3J W Cbsmplin-2 Jn0 Hsrdie &co-l
Allison &co-I D K Carroll &co-l G l. Wslms-
ley &co-l Clspp Bros &co--ll cars ties j l. Gu
bernator-7 pkgs mdse G N Sizer-l bx saddlery
Young &co-5 bbls whisky Price, Hue d TuP-
per-35 pkgs tobacco lrby, Mcdaniel &co-sOOO
feet lumber Sampson Il Bro-sundries to order
ZIG bales cotton
N o, o Il G W-April 81 bales cotton to
J W Burbridge dco-l do Jno ChaHe Bros do
bag do bag wool "a hides Beraud Gibert-26
hhds sugar La6tte. Duiilho &co-l do Couret
IL do A Bower-14 do Won Phul Bros-3l do g
Ssbater-s do l. Grsude &cc-3l do Is bbls mo-
lasses Lspene Il Ferret do r Hare-S do Ad
ans &co-33 hides B L Mann &co-ll7 hides
hdl hides bbs peanuts aud sundries DeBlanc 4
Beer-26 hides bdl skins | Dbl rice bbls onions
and supdries l. Terrebonne-lp pkg moss Lapene Il
Ferre-l0 hf.bales moss Gugenhem-20 hides
Fsy-32 do 81 skins N Levy-l2 hides A Goefrey
40 sks rice F Msrtn-l24 do bbls do Tilton-
5000 feet lumber Lsng &co-l7 head stock and
sundrIes to order-Totsl bales cotton 1T hhds
sugar 80 bbis molssses
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0slsW CeninR UR.

Steamship Robt Lowe, Cleaver. from Newport,
Wales, to Hunter &co-
Ship Houri. Pepper, IS days from Liverpool, to
Ashbridge, Smith &co-
TO Lowell & Bailey
Ship Ksrlos, Morrison, from Bristol Feb 81, to
Lowell Bailey
Bark W Barss, Dawson. from Shields Feb. 18th,
10 Lowell x Bailey
Brig Henry Perkins, Mayo. 10 days from Turks
Island, TO G A Fosdiok &co-- f-
Brig Arnold, Lenger, GA days from Rio de Jsneiro,
TO A Lamothe-
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arrived rssssrdsy.

Steamship Trade Wind, &orrill, from Belize, Hon.,
toGW Hynson &ct-lst dist
Steamship TappahannoSI. Whitney. from Pensa-
cola to w Perkins &co -fst district
Steamship Weybosset, frish, from Havana 10th
inst, 70 G A Fosditf &co-2d district
Steamship Vicksburg. sBurton, from New York
Sd inst, TO Fos@ick &co-2d district
Ship Mozart. Smith, 80 days from Cardiff, to
Hunter &co-Point
Bark Harvest Moon. Ba'tett, from Mirseilles Feb
18th, To Blanchin jiraud-2d district
Brig Ysabelits Mex, prsts, from Minatitlsn, to
master-2d district Ia
Schr Geo A Pierce, FsYrow. IL days from Glen.
fuegss. to Godenb9s 4 Kelley-2d district Is
Lugger Maria Louise, .Dupre, from Bayou Terre-
bonnie, TO MASTER "a district Is
Lugger Clara, from Petit Gallon, to msster-2d
district Is
sloop Rippel, from Lsf9urche, to msster-2d dis
trict is
luggers from Bayou I;afourche, to mssters-2d
district Is
rotsoArs.
Calhoun, Jackson, from the Passes flowed down
TO the bar ship Atguste-brought uo ship
Mozart and bark Harvest Moon.
srxl}BoArs.
Mary Houston. Duta IAN, from Louisville
WR Arthur. Jongst from ST Louis
Gov Allen, Tobns from Camden
Wild Wagner, G39din, from Natchez
Annie Wsgley, Bslfon. from Washington
San Nicolas. Albert, from Lower Coast
Lotus No 2, King from Lockport
Dan Able, Gross, ftom Baton Rouge
Mary, Carroll. froIh Mobile
Ella May, RadoyieS, from Lower Coast
ARBIvALs Al; TIE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Prince OF Wales, from Pennington
Schr Odessa, from ,Bonfuca
Schr Maj Rsnney, Iron Biloxi
Schr Goslee. frog Pedico
Schr Concordia. ffbm Bay st Louis
Schr Celeste, fron8tBayou Lacombe
schr La Belle. frot Tchefuncte
Sloop VIM Briggs, from Fish River
ARRIVALS AN rBs OLD BASIN.
Hchr Emile, from Horn Island
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Imports
NEW Notwithstanding Vicksbl


NEW Steamship vicksburg--Astd
mdse
BELIZE, HOy--Steamship Trade Winds
hides Thos Schor-28 bbls sugar Avet-l box
specie ID Blair &co-lot of bsnsnas to order
MINATITLAN-Bhg Yssbelits-3000 feet ma
hoRany 100 do 7 ks beans 2S6 hides to order
OIENFUEGOS-Sch G A Pierce-40 bids sugar
4 ties do l43 hhds molasses 81 ties do bbls do Q
Kohn
MOBILE-Steamer Msry-20 bales mdse SO
bales cotton Lehman, Newgsss 6co-47 do Jno I
Hardie &co--20 do l. Campbell &co--l0 do
Battle & Noble-2 do J N Gould-9O pkgs tobacco
and sundries to order-Totsl l3s bales cotton
PENSACOLA Steamship Tappshsnnock--25
bales cotton Battle q Noble-6 JDo Chaffe q Bro
Post & Hobby S Stafford &co-6 Hull d
Briggs-l Wilson BIB &cs--25 bbls peas g
Gould-supdries to order-Totsl AZ bales cotton
HAVANA-Stesmship Benville-l67 bxs sugar
E Troisgros-l case segsTs Gen r Buchanan
cases mdse bx do pkg specie Ramon Disz-2
crates fruit IL baskets do Tramoutaui-l crate
do 20 bbls oranges B Piguiolo-l demijohn rum
NJ Pordroso-l9 bskts fruit crate do Macheca
&co- do 80 kegs olives J Vialongs
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schr Collmar. from Tangipshoa
SCI Frances, from Tangipahoa
6chr Geo Eike. from Bonfucs ~.
hcbT R,.sville, from Tchefuncte
SchT Lady Gay, from Blind River
Eehr Vaudeville, from Vaudeville
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Memoranda

Capt Morrill,, OF the steamship Trade Wind. re-
ports the following vessels in the port of Belize,
Honduras: Bessie Stanton and Ingerthd, loaiing
for Liverpool; Oscar l, waiting orders; w Aiming
and Mary Marks expected to arrive.
The schooner Potter. from Boston for New
Orleans, put into Key West 9Th inst. to repair
damage TO sails. ans fa1rr
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Nlarins dntelIlssnts.
CRsscxsf II rIcH. No. rs OAxp srRzrs, /
v 'dns'dsy. April a. 1884

Steamship Austin, Fsrwk for Indianola and Gal.
weston, G A Whitney &co
Steamship Alliance, Claip. for Pensacola,
FW Perkins eco
Ship Georgiua IN G), Rfher, for Bremen,
Mummy. Luling eco
Schr Stingray, Fowler, kr Tabasco,
Goldenbow Kelley
Steamer LsOnidas, Evsrf for St Louis. Master
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OUACHITA RIVER.
FOR CANDIES DIRECT.

FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY. ssr.E.
" - FOX Ca DEN. CHAnPAGrOLLE,
IL ef Marie Saline. Trenton Monroe Ouschita City.
&fk*kx<s-z Hsrrisonburc Trinity, and all informed
bindings Bsck and Ouaehta RiversThe fne passenger
steamer Gov. Alen. John W Tobin Haster, I'd Ryand
will above For fright passage apply Cd
board, crto SINEOfT ADAMS rs Commsrcfsl Pls-a %
N B-,fhe Gov Allen connects with the ligat dram
steamer Camden for all landings Bayon Rar hoomsw
high up o. Portland.
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RxpoFSa

BREMEN Ship Georgina-650 bales cotton ala
hbds tobacco 500 slaves 245 walnut logs ash logs
l6S pcs lumber
PENSACOLA-Steamship Alliance-570 bbls
-four 20 csks bacon 1850 SKIS corn and s1ndres
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON -Stesmship
Austin-450 bbls -four l70 bbls potatoes co bbls
whisky so bags coffee and sundries
TABASC0-Schr Stingray-6OOo feet lumber
and sundries
ST LOUIS-stesmer Leonidas-3sS hhds sugar
sos bxs sugar
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pONH6rIQ PORra.

New York, April 7.-Arrived from New Orleans
steamship Quaker City, Ellis.
Philadelphia, Arpil 7-Clearedfor New Orleans
schr J Spencer, Smith.
F0RKTGN PORTS.
Bordeaux, March 23-SaIled for New Orleans,
ship St George, MERCER. -.,,.
bark Jovin Eduardo, Msrles.
Cardiff, Wales. March 2i.-Ssiled for New Or.
lesns. ship Emma, Rich.
Terrol, March 20.-Arrived from New Orleans,
ship Baden, Nielsen, via Vigo for Havre, put in
on account Of strong north Winds. ... I i.
Liverpool, March H.-Clesred for New Orleans,
ship Bridgeport. Morgan; for Galveston, ship
Transport Letcb; loading for New Orleans, ship
Martha, Goetz; 25th, arrived from Galveston. ship
Neversipk. Barstow; from Pensacola, ship STRAIT
ford, Meyer.
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Il ALTMAN. j. O..
TROPICAL ROOFING MANDATORY.
And
OEALEs IN COAL. CHARCOAL. COKE. WHTTR
SAND AND FlREw00D.
ss. esk Bienviile street, Corner OF Marais.
Orders len the above place. Boz IS, Mechanics Rx
nsnRe Will receive prompt attention
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TOwBOATS.
xxw ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
49,. Wishing TO establish n sauii.Sl. <2FA
q cSsr srs.fss fsetes % The shippns snt.rnE "a
leaving thfs port. hsvs combined the following 7svbosss-
ECLIPSE LINE
sysfszsrlsa&s LsvIsthszs aIsaisssr aas
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Rarry Wright and Sentinel.
FLIEB.
sehinss. Thss. n. Morgan, 1guatsr. We
ba.h. Norman. Republic. TseunssA
Wieses snd Reliance.
rcsOs gr.aiss that detention win occur. sishs' a
Hs bar OF In ths pert -
sCRNEIDER q Il BERBlER
EDWARD A r6 6sd2 x5 d6.. ! T In.
Assssssse onos . csrondslss stress. up stairs
ocazs ffTsSsHiTEE
A HI. D'MEzA.
IMPORTER OF CUBA PRODUCE, DEALER In LOUIS
LANA SUGAR AND MoLASsEs
AND AGEsIor-
Geodale's Steam Sugar Refinery.
ofee-corner Cont and Peters strests
-cossrsxrIY on HAND
Goodse's White and yellow Clarified SUGARS.
Soodss,s 9oLphN srRuR IN barrels halves and fssA
Coo sugar House Molsssss
Louisiana s1ssrs and Nolssses-sn grades
Cuba SUGARS, IN boxes snd hoesheadk
Cabs holssses. In hogshssds, terces and barrels.
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OsGed md Sailed for New Orleans.
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STEAMSHIPS.
s4ALvEETON--
MORGAN LINE Q. g. NAL STEAMERS
FREIGaT TAKEN AT sEvENTY-FIvE PER CENT
BELOW CA9D RATES.
<>Eer> FOE &ALvEsTON. AND INDIAN
o. H. ffOLA = The following iron low-pressure
sss--as'-A .sear sAips form this Line:
w. @. Hewes......I. q. Harris. Austin.
niaSs .Siss OF Norfolk. " gan.
j osep hins...... Ma1agorda,
The Steamship Harlan,
J. LEWIS Commander
WIN leave FOOT Of 81 Joseph street 90 THURSDAY,
April 18th stsPM.
For freight or passage apply TO
CHAs A WHITNEY 90, Agents.
Corner Magazine and hatcher streets
Freight insured oneha the adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters July lat 1865.
NB-No bills of lading signed amer sailing OF the sesmer
EHfH FOE rExAs-
IksIDK BERwICKs BAY koUTk
~ WA
6Kw ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT wksTRRE
RAILROAD.
"a suN6IYs TUESDAYS, THIRsDzIs nd sAf H5
DAYS st * O'clock ~ ane tss train leaving the Al
taking tss Morgan Line tashps a. Brshssr Galveston
Josspbine............. ...OAPT J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
City of Norfolk ..ospt J. J. ATKINSON.
SUNDAYS AND rEURSDAYa
fIs1s,s 2 ;: bad and stat: ,ScD:. ;'c.Tsa 1sa sos
Railroad Company No % Canal street, 81 fhs
'''' N'-' ssSLS soUfREs rcses Agent
o W r ssyLFv. suDenntendent
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act in that capacity for the Oxonians.
Mr.. Blake has been chosen starter,
and Sir A. PAUL will probable be agreed
upon as judge. The Oxford men are
confident of winning, but the Ameri-
cans are hopeful Simmons is again
slightly indisposed to-day.
The Pail Mall Gazette, this evening,
says if the Harvards are beaten, it will
be by the best crew ever seen on the
Thames-one which would make short
work of the fastest Henley crew. There
need be no fear but that the race will
be rowed entirely on its merits.
The Post to-day, in its comments on
the coming boat race, expect the Ok
ford crew to win, but considers that
their failure to do SO will be no dis
grace. The Harvards will have the
fairest of fair play, and, where physique
and endurance are so equally matched,
the best style must win The excite
menb LII IeBaIu W tle Iace coutlIueS
to grow, and the merits of the crews
form the general topic of conversation.
The arrangements to preserve order
and keep the course clear are regarded
with great satisfaction. The general
feeling among the sporting reporters is
that the race will be most spirited and
we'll contested.
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THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT-RACE
TODAY,

The telegraphic dispatch in another
column tells us that the prospects of
the race between the Oxfords and the
Harvards look we'll for the latter. The
start is to be made at four o'clock this
afternoon, and we may expect to hear
of the result some minutes before two
o'clock The general interest awakened
by this race is due chiefly to its inter
national character, for its results will
be regarded as settling the question of
English or American superiority in
muscular development and training. -
The national feeling in England and
America is shown by the betting-the
odds in England being two to one on
Oxford, and in America two to one on
Harvard. 1t is significant as an augury
favorable to the Harvards that at this
odds there is ''ittle betting" Evident
ly the betting il kept up across the wa
ther for the appearance sake, rather
than with much hope of winning,
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The bark Adeline Ellwood has arriv-
ed at Portland, Oregon, from New
York. @
The losses by the fire at Baltimore
on Wednesday are estimated at 1927,
900 insurance, $4,000
The wife of the Rev. Mr.. Center, Of
Biddeford, Me-, hung herself yester-
day. Cause, dependency.
Romans & Co., private bankers, al
Cincinnati, suspended yesterday. Their
liabilities are about 1886. 900. Their
asserts are unknown.
The cornerstone of the new Penn
sylvania State Lunatic Hospital was
laid at Danville Yesterday. The build
ing when completed will have front
of 1900 feet, and accommodate ACC
patients.
The World says, "The Rev. w. w.
Hicks, formerly of Brooklyn. is making
a great stir in South Carolina a
paper local to his performance declares
him equal to Rev. DR.. Fuller, of Bal. il
more. 4Es- At
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The aged citizens of Portland, Me-. !,
of 65 years and over, have formed an
association, and will have an excursion
on the 31st instant. At present it con-
sists of III members, of whom the OIL
dest is Henry Goddard, the well known
author. Neal Dow and John Neal are
among the members Twelve are so
and upward.
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Mr.. EDITOR: I am selling White
Brandy, of my own importation, at
$3.50 per gallon. The present season
is most favorable for preserving peaches
(which are drug in the market, and
my brandy being of a superior quality,
and cheaper than any other in the mar
ket, anticipate large sale. My
friends and the public are invited to
call and test the quality of the Brandy.
P. FITZPATRICK, Proprietor,
214 Elizabeth avenue.
Robert McCloud sole agent for this
State. a17-2w
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CIRCULATION UNRIVALLED
ELIZABETH.
NOTICE.

We are making arrangements to issue the
DAILY MONITOR in a greatly enlarged form
early next month-the joyful step being
forced upon us by the business men of Eliza
encouragement, and their practical support
which is better than encouragement. The
MONITOR will BIO served and sold at the pres
ent price. sa.sss
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When Gen. Grant was at Newport on
Tuesday he expressed desire to be
intro luced to Ida Lewis and she came
over in her boat and met him on the
wharf. The President thereupon made
following speech lam happy to
meet you, Miss. Lewis, as one of the
heroic, noble women of the age. I re-
greet my engagements have been such
as not to allow me to call on you at
your home. Farewell"
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\ nea- The flowers usually employed
for trimming hats are violets, large OK
eye daisies, and foliage of various kinds.
For bonnets, favorite ornament is a
diadem formed of clusters of grapes,
partly ripe and partly unripe. Grapes
mixed with roses are also fashionable.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27

Mr.. EDIToR:-It may not be uninter.
esting to many of your numerous read.
ers to know that in view of the unpre.
cedented peach crop of this season, we
have imported large quantities of pure
white Brandy, to be used solely in the
preserving of fruit-more especially Of
peaches.
We are enabled lowing to our supe-
rior advantages) to offer this Brandy
Warranted of the purest quality al
the low price of $3.50 per gallon, de-
livered free OF all charge, to any part
of Elizabeth. Yours truly,
SIoHER BROTHERS,
161 Washington ST., New York. If
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A Perilous' Adventure.

BUFFALO, n. T., Aug. 26.
Prof jenkins, in the presence of an
immense crowd of spectators, crossed
the gorge below Niagara Falls, yester-
day, on machine of his own inveu-
ton, without velocipede motion. The
machine is bycle, and turned upside
down would resemble in some degree a
veloeipede.
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Safest Geteoraptit Nftus,


CHICAGO, aug. 70.
The Italians of the United States
met in convention at o'clock this af-
ternoon. The Convention is an ad-
journed session of the one held in
Philadelphia in July of last year. On
Sunday a grand banquet will be given
to the delegates.
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A breach in in the Genesee feeder
has caused a suspension of navigation
on the Erie Canal, which will probably
continue for day.
A young man named Stevens, aged
16 years. fell between two freight cars
in the North Western Railroad yard in
Concord yesterday, and was killed. -
The body was horribly mangled.
Equality MEANS" says French
writer, ga desire to be equal to your
superiors and superior to your equals. +"
John Grady, an old EN- ploye of the
Hudson River Railroad Company, was
struck by a locomotive yesterday, near
Fishkill, and Instantly killed
A style of hat that is just now very
generally worn is of white straw, oval
in shape, and with diminutive crown
and has the entire sides and front of
the brim covered with tiny moss rose
buds as thickly as they can be placed.
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&eim Dispatch 10 Tie Daily Monitor.
THE AMERICANS DEFEATED.
THE BRITISH WIN BY SIX Sc
COMBS.

CONDS.
The Oxfords have won the intelnG-
tional beating the Americans by
three lengths-just six seconds.
The English are wild over the event,
but award the Americans the greatest
amount of credit
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REFRlGERATORS.

FElHE q Alaska" Refrigerators, Chest and Refrige
IL rator. with Galvanized Case and Iron Ice Box
ket For sale by T., M. HERRICK & o.,
2l9 Broad street.
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NOTICE.
WIRE CLOTH FOR SCREENS.

A BOUT TO ARRIVE. complete assortment OF
N Wire Netting for Mosquito Screens-plain,
drab and green, "a, 80 and Sc inches wide.
E. NJ HERRICK co.
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FOR Rem +.

FE1HE new STORE and DWELLING, No. 20 First
i street, Elizabethport, a good stand for a good
business. Apply to JAMES HIGGINS, corner OF
First and Marshall streets. a27 If
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Our objection to tolerating woman's
vote is that women are already in a
sweeping majority.
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ICE PITCHERS.

DLATED ICE PITCHERS, Japanned and Plated
Il Salyers, Drinking Cups, &C, at
219 Broad street.