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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and dUnchangod-Flour Dun
and Lower-Wheat Decidedly Lower
Corn Dull and Lower-Oats About
steady-Provfsions Dull and Nominal
Groceries Dull-petr0leum Neglected
ard Nominal-Naval Stores Ditto
Whiskey o Shade Firmer
SATURDAY. Sept 20-6 p. M.
Commercial affairs continued in an eminently
healthy condition nearly oil through the week last
past the panic OF Wall street having happily been
confined within the limits assigned 10 fancy stock
operations, and the influence % the many failures
in financial circles scarcely extended two blocks
from Wall street IN any direction until SAtusday.
Legitimate business enterprises were NOT affected
to any apprecAabe extent, the mercantile srairs
OF the city having seldom O. never been in more
healthy and satisfactory condition than during
the present fs,i seasop. BuHness In al the
leading commodities was active nearly oil
through the week. Dry goods, boots and
Shoes hardware and kindred commodities sold
freely and In considerable quantities, white CON-
merctal values were fully sustained In nearly all
cases until Saturday and In some cases there
was Increased activity and enhanced vaacs Btr4ness
st tho verious exchanges faany active and the
panic In stocks wsthouA hHincnoe on tho produce
markets Until The closing day except perhaps 10 sesard
transactions on Friday somewhat through appso-
heruied di,Uuty Ia eectng sotuasne ents through the
banks which proved ID be bt< 700 we'll grounded The
dealings in breadstuGs wcre pretty heavy during tho
first part Of fie week, both In los Tho syot nnd
for frwasd delivery, prices experiencing no radical
changes, though dectitug somcwbat Provisions were
nearly nominal with limited transactiohs On Cisanpe
saturday there a complete deadlock and oil bust
WIS checked by the reported suspension OF nearly
al the banks and the npossitilty negotiating ex-
change. Values In nearly a cases entirely nom
ina but brcastufs, &c., decdoy lower both for
iakn md fblit-
done in either breadseuYs or provisions vniues
of which may be reported entirely nominal The same
remarks viii apply with equai force TO groceries, peo.
leum and naval stores Cotton quiet but not essen
Oorzor on tbc spot was neglected and nominal at
about the appended quotations which FOR new crop
sendsls aashsssa iss. ysS% % iSs; ''' 4 .a,
5oaRSsDton. 5G1Rsss; pti':.::a ............::..a Hss
Tota ........,..,...,.....N is0 Ss
For future delivery basis low m4ddln the sales have
been as follows eyenng after three 9clocksp.
al s,c So at s Dec Decem n.
ber go at March, 20 at tc, 100 NJ Is Sl6 Total,
AH S. s'ss @ 1sss, + Gns rs !: Is ss @ s
- LiScs 400 at $500 october, 100 at I71sc; Sovem
fSs fsta " crssS ssSSe"tss io ' sr s. bss.s sss
Rates on cotton 70 iosciGn ports closed AZ the
fGSwdns ss aas sSs 'ss a .c | o Sss
mem BY steam, 70. To Liverpool Sicc by steam and
eiOc' oS 'n- W. a'ttip4 tssaa4 A,asana NJ ooan. nas.
!':j !;i'|;;|| ]. i l. / I
fhe quotations are based on cotton In store iunn,ns Is
Quality not more than hall grade above or below the
CoyrsTThe market remains quiet for all DESCRIPTIONS
csaos ~eis e n9pa M Saoa
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quality not more than hall q grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CoEF.The market remains quiet for all do cscriptons
and prices nomiBally steady We quote Rio, ord
nary cargoes 2c 4Ac. fair carz0es 2lkc. nc. good
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A CARD-wE ARE HAPPY TO STATE TO HOLD
"A ers OF shares In our syndcatss and 70 all who have
deposits with that house has survived the events
OF the past three days The opportunity Tor making
ney now seems good, and are confident OF making
large returns 10 present shareholders and to those who
promptly subscribe 70 syndcates now forming.
y. r. SHERyIN A CO.. ~ Broadway.
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The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and tho total uabilitiea:-

the following shows the relation between the
total reserve and tho total nabtiess-
Sept. Ia Sept. 20. Differences.
Specie. 800 1854 900 Dec. 81, ,5s7. 700
Legal tenders 36,6l7 200 a. 307 900 Dec. 2409, 800
Tot reserve $6715s5oo sl525oo Dec. 81, ,Oo7, 900
Circulation. 27,3S3, 400 27,4l4,200 Inc 81, 500
Deposits. .... 2o7,S175OO 19So4oloO Dec. e,277,
Tot ablitess234 700 900 $22 300 Dec s9 24o 900
Dehci'y In 25
p. C. res've. 1,515,725 1895 $50 Dec. 3,21l, OTIS
1t may be added that the deficit IN the State
banks amounts to $685. 200, while tnat Of the ma
tional banks is $2s45, IT'S making the sum total OF
deficiency in both classes as above stated.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The most emphatic commentary on the prevail.
ing condition Of affairs Is the wonderful shrinkage
OF values representing as 1t does fully one hundred
millions of dollars-a sum which describes the ter
rible depletion that has been suffered by stock
brokers and their customers on the '1ong" side
until reaction sets in and gives them chance to
make up their losses on an advance. The follow
ing table shows the extreme fluctuations for the
week in the leading shares:-
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POLITICAL.
STATE CONvENTloN,

nEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
IL Nineteenth Assembly District
State Central Committee the democratic republican cleo
tors of Nineteenth Assembly district and all ohe
mcnt, municipal State and federal, and who condemn
monopoly and Capitalization requested to meet in
their various election districts Monday evening,
election district to an Assembly District Convention to
be held ut University Building Wednesday evening,
Sept - 1873 at ~ O'clock for the purpose OF elecing
tct State Convention to be held at Utica the lst
day qEdef 4 ts sfR%8ss Chairman
MICHAEL +. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
TN PURSUANCE OF A CALL OF THE DEMOCRATIC
j Republican State Central Committee, the Demo.
district and all others who favor the restoration
and economical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS state and fed
requested in their various election districts and
elect Delegate from each election district to AS
semby District Convention to be held at 09 East Thirty
first street "Wednesday evening, september "a 1873 at
~ O'clock for the purpose of electng Deierate ana
Alternate from said Assembly district to State Con-
venon to be held at Utica the ls day OF October 1874
THOMAS L. FEITNER, Chairman.
+; Tnas %. WAGslRs, " BYRsrs Secretaries
Pursuant to the above the Primaries will be held
Monday ms, I'D lust, between and O'Clock,
IN each election DISTRICT as ioows:1First, 2i6 East
street Third 46 First avenue Fourth $50 Second ave
nue.; Fifth, 5O6 First avenue; Sixth, ST First
seventh 500 second avenues Eighth xl East Thirty first
nue.; Eleventh, 62O Second avenues Twelfth 40l East
Thrtyourth street, Thirteenth 53 Third avenue; Four
teenth e54 second avenues Fifteenth sN Third avenue
nue.: Eighteenth. s7 East Thrty ninth street; Nine
teenth $50 Third avenue; Twentieth, 5A Third avenue
@ Ens
tyfourth, l56 East Thireth street; Twenty afh S73
Fourth avenue; Twentysi 4l2 Third avenue.
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A DvAHCES.-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on
"A Horscs Carriages, Furniture ana general Merchan-
iise, by ARCH JOHNSTON, Auctioreer, either az hts
Auction House. Nassau street. or at his Horse and Cas
riagc Branch. 10 TO 70 Thirteenth street. near University
Mae
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MONEY 10 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A in New York, Brooklyn and New jersey Apply
10 SAMUEL 4. WOOD, Jr, No. l56 BROADWAY, rootp H.
lie poes-Hon John J. Cisco Robert H. Lowry. ESQ.,
J Jacob ID. vermyc, Esq
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Tot. reserve 500 $53 500 Dec. 40O7 900
Circulation. 1888, 400 27,4l4 200 Inc. 30,s00
Deposits. 2o7, 500 19S,04olo0 Dec e277 400
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re- Those of our clients and Parish
toner's who have, through our mediation
made and filed, in the Land Office at New
Orleans, their provisional applications for
land. subject to Entry under the Home
stead Law, are specially referred to the
following official notices of Register and
Receiver Barnard & Hyatt and are re-.
ques:ed to call Immediately at our Office
for the purpose Of having their entries Of
said lands reinstated and completed.
En-. EUo. MOUTON, Atty.
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POLICE JURY.
April lst 1873,

A special meeting having been duly
called for this day. all the members were
present except NJ. Leblanc.
The reading Of the minutes Of the last
meeting was dispensed with.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, that at the election held on
the 4th Of November last, the members Of
this body received the almost unanimous
vote Of the people Of the parish for their
respective wards, to wit /: G. Dubau for
the first ward, S. J. Montgomery for the
second, Jean Bernard for the third, R.
Leblanc for the fourth and r C. Landv
for the fifth ward and whereas. We were
duly declared elected and received Ger.
tificate to that effect from Gov. Warmoth
and subsequently were duly and legally
qualified:
1t is therefore resolved, That any other
person or persons. pretending or intending
to act as the Police Jury of this parish,
by virtue Of any authority whatever, are
and will be considered usurpers and re-
volu:ionists, and their acts as such null
and void.
1t is further resolved, That the Presi
dent Of this body, be and is hereby re-
quired by all legal means to maintain and
protect the status of this body and to pre-
vent any illegal acts Of any other body in
tending or pretending to act as Police
Jury.
Resolved, That the President is author.
ICED to institute legal proceedings to force
Fernest Martin, Collector of taxes, to q
settlement of his collections for :be par
ish.
Resolved further, That the President BE-
and he IS hereby empowered to retain A.
sistsnt counsel to conduct and nansge oil
Ieg.! proceedings.
The application Of the Hyperion Band
for the use of the Court House was re.
fused by the following vote: NJ. Bernard,
yes, and Messrs. Montgomery, Landry and
Dubau, No.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned
subject to the call Of the President
A. J. MOSS. g. DUBAU.
Clerk. President.
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A few days ago a citizen Of De-
troit made a wager with a gen.
tleman that Mr.. Jones, q mutual
friend and an influential gentle
man, would sign any petition pre-
sent by a reputable person. Ac.
cordingly petition was gotten
up praying for the abolition Of
the FiSe and Police Departments
and for the prompt execution of
Mr.. Jones. This petition was pre-
sented to Mr.. Jones. who, after
glancing at the first few lines in
an absent-minded way, affixed his
signature thereto. When chatting
over the Champagne he provided
for his friends, he solemnly pro.
missed to eschew petitions forever
after. ..
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KEEP YOUR GIRLS HOME
NIGHTS.

| have word to say to good hard work
ing mothers who don't know half that
goes on in this world-motbers who bake.
boil, wash, iron, sweep and scrub all day,
and 60 to bed dead tired, glad that their
daughters are young yet, and can enjoy
themselves.
Do you know where your girls 60 il
the EVENING"
"Oh, yes," you say, ito zee some young
friends p; to spenl the evening With Betsy
and Jane and Fanny" You think 90
but are you sare? Other people are ~
sure Of their daughters, and il you take
the trouble to investigate, you will iud,
perhaps, that Sally spends her time after
dark in running the streets.
1t is fact as any one with the ordias-
~ power of observation can discover. that
the daughters Of respectable parents in
ordinary ranks Of life, who are not pro.
perly watched BY their elders, flock the
streets after dark now days. add are dis
creditsbly bold 10 their manners. That
they even 'flirt," as it is called, and allow
strange young men to speak to them aad
offer them refreshments, aad that each
girl keeps the secret Of the other, that she
in turn may keep hers. In this county,
the poor mans daughter should be as
much lady as the daughter Of the, mil.
lionai'e. At least she should be we'll man.
nered, pure and honest, a. We ars proud
to say, most of them are. ..'.
The mere contact with boldpess suilies
purity. A bad companion has moro in.
fluence than good one, and boldness and
bad company throug the city's streets At
eventide. Keep your girls out Of them.
If she has legitimate invitation OUT
know al about her escort, or make hss
father Or brother take care Of her On the
way to and from the house to which she
is to 60. II she has no escort and 10
male relative, it might be best to do ~
an English mother would-go and fetch
her yourself.
Never let her contract the habit Of stay.
ing all night with her girl friends. his
an idle sort Of way any how. and takes
her out Of your control.
If you have been lax 10 your discipline
your girl may pout little At lrst and
find home somewhat dull but if she lives
to be q woman, and to marry, she will
thank you At last-thank you from the
bottom Of her soul, ~ she looks back on
the sad fate Of some Of those girls whose
mothers had not prudence or authority
enough to keep them home Of nights.
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Gle Cafapette Aopertiser.

-TERMS-
srnscn1Ir1oS- THREE DOLLARS per annam
in advance. For six months. 81 IS.
-ADvEHTiSING-
Per Square, 90 tines or less). ......... 81 so
Every subsequent insertion ion.......... IS
Announcement of candidates for Office $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work, except by spccia! agreement.
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place Of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
iished until forbid and charged for accordingly
1.1- All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day of publication 'or on the day
Of sale. No advertisements will be inserted unless
security Is given or amount of costs deposited.
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Public Lands.
UNITED STATES CONSOLIDATED
LAND OFFICE,

LAND OFr1cE,
New Orleans, La, Feb. II, 1873.
TN accordance with instructions receiv.
i ed from the commissioner OF the Gen
eral Land Office at Washington, D. c.,
dated January s0th 1873.
Notice is hereby Given
That on and after the 18th day Of March
1873, the following lands, in the late s.
w. ID. La. which wore approved under
the Act Of June 81 1856 to the State Of
Louisiana for the N o, o & G W RR. ly.
ing west Of Brashear City. and declared
forfeited to the United States by Act Of
Congress of July l4M 1870
Will be restored to entry under
the provisions ofthe US. Home
stead Laws.
Among others all such uusppropriated
lands lying and being in
Townships 8, 9. 10, II. 12, S. Of R 8 E.
SO. 10, IL, IL, IS 8 Of r 4 E.
10, II. ~. Is, s of R 5 E.
fe.7 sSRl E; T rs. .. 10. IL S R
2 ETH, IL, Is S R6 E T IL, IS. Is S
RI E; It's, II s 4 E: T i9. IA, II S
r E: T IL. IL. Is. ITS r 10 E; 7 Is,
l6 s. Rll E; tbs. l6 SRl2 E; T s.
6 SRlW; ;T4. 5SR2 w; rs. 4. SIS
Rs w; T2,s s.4 SRA w; T!,1.3. 4,
s S R5W: tt. S,4.5 SR6 w; T
l,2. 8. .4SR7 W:Tl.2 5. 4SR6 W.;
T 2. 3. As Re w; T l.2, 8. S R 10
w; Tl.s, R IL w; tt, 2, S R 4
II NV.
CHAS. BARNARD, Register.
w. H. HYATT, Receiver.
March lth 1873.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
D~.:.k H~...A
Parish Court,

N1HEREAS Auguste Mcnnier, of the
w parish Of Lafayette, has filed in
said Court a petition praying to be ap
pointed Tutor. by the effect Of law, Of the
minor, Ame'ie Guyot.
Any person intending to make opposi
ton to said appointment will Gle the same
10 said Court, in the town Of Vermilion.
vile, within ten days from the publication
Of this notice, otherwise said appointment
will be made.
Given under my official signature in The
town Of vermiIionsille, this 4th day o.
April 1873.
A. ]. MOSS, Parish Judge.
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At a dinner party, one day,
Sir John Hall, whose character
was considered to be not alto
gether unexceptionable, said he
would give them a toast, and
looking hard in the face of Mrs.
Marsh, who was more celebrated
for wit than beauty, gave: Hon
est man and bonny lasses !"
with all my heart, Sir John"
said Mrs. Marsh, "for it neither
applies to you nor me-"
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN up BY undersigned rear the
i plantation Of Martin L Bienvenu in
this Parish ono creole horse sorrel color,
aged about 8 or Q years, and branded
(copy Of band can be seen At this of1ice.)
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay costs and take him
away, otherwise he will be disposed Of ac-
cording to law, N. 7. MARTIN.
April 4, TS.-1 m.
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For Sale.

A FINE tract Of prairie land situated
IL in this parish, about six miles west
Of vermilionville, one-half Of mile from
the line Of the N. o.. NJ. 4 T. Railroad,
containing about 100 arpents tho land is
ditched and we'll drsined good we'll
and beautiful grove Of oak and china
trees on the place.
For terms Apply At the ApvERrIsER OF.
6ce, or TO
ALFRED BREAUX.
March lst 1878. @'"
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A young lady lately appeared
in male attire in Baltimore ; and
one Of the editors says that her
disguise was so perfect that she
might have passed off for a man
had she had a little more modes
ty.'
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TO LET.

A GROCERY STORE, Situated in the
II the business portion Of the town Of
VermilionvilIe.
The proprietor wishing to quit the busi
ness, will cell the contents on good terms
and rent the Store reasonably. For fnrth
er particulars, apply at this Office.
March 22d l873.-3m.
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"You say, Mrs. Jones, that
the prisoner stabbed the deceased
Was it in the thorax, or in the
abdomen p mo sir it was in
the street. l seed it with nv
own blessed eyes" ."Tha'll do.
Call the next witness"
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"Ah, Sam, so you've been in
trouble. eh ?""Yes, Jem. We'll,
cheer up, man adversely tries US,
and shows up our better quail
tiles" "Ah, but adversely didn't
try me lit was a solemn old judge,
and he showed up my worse qual-
tiles"
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L. CLAUDON,
JT.ATCH eMs4KER.

WILL open his shop on Main Street,
w near F. Bourges store. in VermiI'
ionviIle, on the lst Of March 1873, where
he will be fully prepared to repair oil
Watches, Clocks, Jewe'ry, etc., etc., en.
trusted to him. M .r-
RsrsRExcE &C. DeBaillon, Esqr., Mr.
Ed. Cain, F. Bourges and others.
February 18th 1873.
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FOR SALE.

WO lots situated in the town Of Ver
milionville on Jefferson and Vermilion
streets. Apply to
Mns. @. HOPKINS.
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City Council of Vermi:ionville.
Regular Meeting of March Sd 1873.


Regular Meeting Of March Sd 1878.
Present: WIN. O. Smith, Mayor, and
Messrs. r. L. Mcbride, H. Landry, Aug.
Monnier B. A. Sailes J. J. Revillon and
J N. Judice. Absent: R. Gagneux.
The reading Of the minutes we're dis
pcnsed with, and
On motion, 1t was resolved, That the
proposal Of Albert Judioe, to put and keep
the streets in repair for twelve months.
from date signing contract be and is here
ny accepted; provided the said Judice
furnish bond with security ~ required BY
the Committee on Streets and bridges,
which said committee is authosised to re-
oeive 10 the name Of the Mayor of the
Corporation, and provided further, the
said Judice sign = contract for said work,
with all the specifications required BY said
% motion, 1t was resolved, That the
resolution passed by the City Council Al
their meeting Of Feb. 26th 1879, accept.
ing The p'oposai Of ]. 8. Rand, for repair
Jog the strseta, &c., he and the same is
hereby repealed.
Ou motion, It WAS resolved, That the
resolution passed May 18th 1872, in re-
gard to other shovs, be and the same j.
hereby amended, 80 40 to read, and all
other shows Ten Dollars, for one or more
performances, At the discretion Of the
hsyos.
o. motion, the Council adjourned te
the next regular meeting.
Fl. N. BAILEY, w. o. SMITH,
Secretary. A f Mayor.
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FOR SALE

TWO small tracts Of unimprovcd land situa-
ted'on the Opelousas road. about three miles
north Of Vcrmilionvillc, containing Ninety-eix
and one-half arpents prairie land. and three and
two-third arpents wood. Price $1,000 cash.
Apply to II. A. KENNEDY.
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N !! lasdjsss JvSssuelses.
~ isfssn, ,ssspect,ss..weut
>. .'le - Z y psblie % general,
~ Gsssasnsnt Dc ID Nosvelle.
- = stesk conplst Dc mar.
- -: q
sAaadises seche ct de Fan.
- ds.s.s. : qs.li.s.
%lussUREs, pexr dame. :.
assis .rslll i s5yra
e1sx Casquettes-
k &! s!sssiss,s I sshat.. l
~. sats s touts fats ! Ia
rss! Ausol-A.. .7a
| h sssss,.!l.,st I. .n,,ss.i.s y.r,,r;., /, !.
sss = Qniseailiss;s. !
asssf ~, - ca. ...-,.:. -. 80
s1lzB. tssts so,tss.
oo1llsRIBsrugmr
-. x.u aL ;o.,
e iissu,,,s l. aik
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Ctoek~y and Glassware, z q.
Fancy parlor Lamps,
A fine assortment Of Je,selry,
And many other articles too uumeroua
to mention. es ,a r,ra
All Of which be offers tfos' 'sals Il low
prices. for cash; and be invites the public
generally 10 give him . cslI and Examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
s Nov. esd 1872. a# .,4a n
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BAKERY FOR RENT.-One Bakery
ia good order for rent on St. Johns
steel. near the Catholic Church.
Apply to V. SONNlER
Sept. l7th 1872.
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S98VN9 S22Na
eMERCHeAeVT,
Corner Of Main and st. John s:s., near the
Catholic Church),
VERxIL1oNvILLE, La,
HAs on hand large and complete
IL stock Of dry goods, consisting Of
Calico Of the best prints, French Alpa-
ca, FreneA Ney;.os, F;se Cloths and
Cas;sets Of different colors, Domes-
t;cs, tfe., &e.
READY MADE CLOTHING
Gentlemen and Boys Coats, Pants and
Vests; Ladies' Shawls and Cloaks.
BOOTS. SHOES, De-,
Ladies, gentlemen and boys Boots Shoes
and B,oaaus.
Ladies, gentlemen and children's Gloves
aa.. and Hose.
HATS and CAPS.
ALSO
A 6us and select assortment Of Fancy
ARr1cLEs, RxRruMsaY, dc.
tcr 4l .
GUNS, PISTOLS and KNIVES
Of the 6rst quality and from the best
manufactures Il
Ctockerv and 0klss,eare. III :
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CUBA'S CLAIMS.
The Cuban Republic to the President
Of the United States.
AN APPEAL FOR BELLIGERENT RIGHTS.
Review of the Action of the Admin
istration Toward Cuba.

ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-16
bury, Conn.

OPER WEEK IN CASH to
u Il AAgents. Everything furnish
ID iOed and expenses paln. a.
COULTER & co Charlotte. Mich.