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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-03-09
A WARNING TO. BAEBERS.
The Fate Of Cne Who Rashlv Forced the
Sale Of Bottl5 Of Hair Tonic.
From tLe New YcrK SUM-

"Many years ego, said Dir. Mas,r iG:in Sc
! 11 recorded al cath never to buy
bottle of hair tonic; and for quarte
Of 6 century I withstood the appeals 0
| barbers OF vario1s colors and many
nationalities, aioat and ashore, in al
parts of the globe. But in an evil af
ter-dinner moment I fell. With hi,
left hand entwined in my hair, and hold
ing in his right g. bottle Ct Sticktor's
revolving hair reuewer,. Knifter. said tc
me-:
! MagJ3iin. - -.
"All right said I, gimme a quart
bottle. . .'.-
Two Gays aftervard, when I drop
ped i'll TO Ie shaved. kni1tcr toek a bot
tie Of the renewer from the: shelf and
began 6ashing it en- my head
Hold on.!" said I, None o that.
Its all right" said Knifter, ''Tta
your bottle, and he showed me my
nane in serawliag characters on the la
hel,~and then he recalled 50 wildly the
circumstances Of Tie purchase that 1
was freed to acknowledge that I had
bought Il.
"Ihe remover costs dollar, and while
it lasts the customer MAJ. have his head
dressed for nothing. Ills made 70 last
for eighteen or twenty dressings, and II
ii seems likely to so beyond that it is
thrown away or poured gratis. On some
transient customers head. NY plan
for revenge was speedily formed /
gave up business and took q seat: III the
bilIiard-roona adjoining the barber shop.
Whenever .Knifter was disengaged was
ready: to take his chair. ct first he be
gan TO dash on the renewer Very. freely.
''Y;4 ahi" said I, ''not SO much. It
burns my head and scon had him
down TO using few drops only, so lit
tie that he dared not throw the rest away
for he knew [ must have discovered his
treachery. a..z:...... ~ .....:.- -:.. q,
"Aftec I had my hair dressed about
twenty times, the boss barber grew un-
easy, and began to eye me- suspiciously
/, when [ passed out, and in few days
more, when he saw me disrnounting from
the clair, BE would dart around back of
: the cashiers counter, look st me, and
stand in III expectant attitude with one
: hand on the money drawer.
: 'I was there every day and en- satur-
day night and Sunday mornings, when
IzDifter had Iabored hard for hours, and
having wiped his hands after the last
customer was glad Of the chance to sit
down minute, then III particular would
I hurry in from the billiarG-room and
make more work for Knifter's weary
fingers, and preyed 50 heavily on him
that he finally even stopped talking to
ne.
F.sLate one Saturday night, after had
my hair dressed seventythree times from
that bottle, I rushed n as usual to the
old seat, but with the first wrench on
my head I detected new hand.
'Ea!" said 7, 'swheres Knifter2''
s'Knifter2 Knifter's left"
left? How's that?"
Discharged"
''Di9charged? What fo,?"
sStealing."
"SteaIing! Stealing WHAT"
"Money. The boss says you've had
your hair dressed about fifty times that
you haven paid for at the counter, and
he thinks Knifter stole the money"
! f'That was three weeks ago. Yester-
day [ met Knifter III Naus sau street, g
poor suspectsd oatoast, whom no boss
barber will hire .....
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-03-09

4 SOMERSET county (N. J. official the
other day was engaged in making q
levy upon the property of an unfortTi-
nate debtor, and bad ascended the hay
loft of The barn Tor that purpose. Sud
denly he found himself precipitated into
tie cellar, having fallen through par
TALLY covered hatchway, but he was IN
injured. Is soon as his eyes became
accustomed to the darkness, lie discov-
cred several barrels OF vinegar partly
concealed, and which bT1t for the fall be
would not have found.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-03-09
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!. ~ CID INNS DREAM.

z:==;== An GILL e. Ely % OhE & al:
za!i9tt:: for one hour of yosltliful jaya::: ~.
Give back my twentieth spring
I'd rather laugh bright-haired boy
: Than re3ga grdy-hsired king.
= or With the wi.inkIed spoil5 Of age;
Away with learning : c!alwI: -: 81:
Tear cut ile's svisetcIlt-y1 Fiitgn page, -
And c,t@t its trophies down.
Cns moment let ny lffe-lsqod stream
From olyhO0dS fo.it Of fame
Give lne.oi,e, ,gildy, reeIing dream
Of life, ana love, aud fame.
Ny listening angel heard the prayer,
.'' and. calmly smiling. said
=: : ''If btit touch thy sliyereti hair
= Thy ii;lsty wish had sped"
fiut is thefe nothing in the track 8:
70 Bill the f0udiy stay,
o. MAiie the za-ist seasons. hurry back k-------
TO ilfd-tl4e. y @yisiieti-fof day ~ -. -
''Ah, trUcst Of EvCEiial.k ind
Without thee what were life
One bliss cannot leave teniud-
Ill Ia he Eiy precious wife"
' The angel took q sapphire :el
And wrCte il rainbow hue
The man would De q boy again,
And be husband toe.
= Ind is there nothing yet titastid,
: Before t!le change appears?
Remember all I ty' lffis have ned
"ith these dissolFlng years"
Nv by, yes, would one faVCr more:
n ) fDa1 apaT23Ta} joys
r. Leauigt not bear To10se them all,
Ill take my giIis and boys"
The smiling Gneel GrcTped his pen, 49,
WHY, thisAyIt lley elE DC; go. =
The man WcIId be 4 hoy Ggain,
Ana be father too - -. ----
And so I laughed. NJ laughter woke
he house hold with its noise,
l wEoJe my cream v hen morning broke
-: To please IrFgfris and boys. - =.
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GEaE.FEs FEEES,

YUAEEEsys AEEsES and zf Es.s.xs. Of
~ fsrs Lis services fer repairing ali kinds
Clocks aud witches. hasa .fne and well selected
sss6rfment Of fh6 latest and bast STYLES Of Clocks
Apericsa English and Swiss Watches. also Of Gold
and Plsted JeEery, at his new Brick Store On Sth
treat. South 81 ile one door south Of Krener's Mani
ousoci - - ely
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4. e. .UEEE.rE Z.

av0T0ER EtEs EFT, Eighth Street, Whites
/ new block Hanitasoe. " is - EIe! AIRED To take
photographs or Tintl pes cf every size and IN the
latest styIe of the art III negatives retoucied Call
and examine specimens and priCes- Copying and
eperg5ng old pictures sr"c3sl:v. keep constant
" en- hsnd 2 Iaige assortment Of frames for the
ttnde. chg2GisnT5 \. Il. &ELhNEf-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-03-09

OLE BULL went trough Sweden and
Norway with forty concerts IN six weeks.
In Copenhagen, Denmark, the master :
last strokes Oh the fid.lle made the an
die1ce Wild with excitement. Flowers.
wreathes and laundering applause were
sLowered upon him. The house was
crowded to excess. Thousands were
outside OF the doors clamoring for ad
mission. Ole Bull goes from Copenha-
gen 30 Germany and thence to France,
Russia, Roumania, Turkey and Egypt
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q gEEE7EEB.

EEwEAEE and s'Eot0Gr6che-- Als
~ kinds Of work:r the iJne OF my business prompt
; attended 10 and srraI ted to give sstsfetj,+u.I
have jeft-receiSGi N,in- erEsbey-s Huft ising
MIRA =Q{sC1I8A, with which ] take small
,etsres of the aest order. for dolar per dozen,
Photo TvaIfis trfea Of all sizes. Albums a6d Frames
onstantly on hand. York Street. -.I3-4tf
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-03-09

lie Has i CASA man with bad
locking nose: and a melancholy appear
anco generally, entered Justice Potter's
Office the ether day, and slanming pa
per ,aovn CD the desk hc:exolaimed: .
81 submit 5he docs AMI demand di-
vorec." : .-....: ~
The court looked at him in a puzzled
way, and the stranger continued :.:.:.
Hump the papers together mighty
quick, for she's oGt after a dray to move
the fprE:tu1 c!' ......................s-.. ....-
Il can't give yoU divorce, answered
his homer .-............
'sHare's tle cash down, mister!'' said
the stranger, pulling out small tin box
full Of stil4plasters, ''and here's charges
that viii make your blood run cold!"
He was instructed as 70 what steps he
must take, and ii: jl;5 excitement and
confusion he vert away leaving the
f'docs" on the desk. The charges read
as follows:
/. Pulling hair, jawing and kicked
me. .--.-.-. .s
2. More pulling hair.
2. Kicked me Christmas day, and J
can prove it. ::-: $3.50. - .-
4. Tried TO pizen me, and then jawed
arct1.d., .:. - :... ...
). sitting down cellar and reading
dime novels, and tEen striking me when
7 talket: TO her Ike a father. ....
G. Teasing me 10 take her to the cir
Gus, aad then, getting mad and running
g mighty coed dish-ran. ... -.
7. Jawins, kicking, fighting, cussing.
threatening, making ap faces and de
1nandinG money TO buy ice cream for
her blamed old relasbuns. And fo1th
to-tzit, and . good many other things
which ! can prove etraichter'n a string
Gentleman, grant he this divorce and ]
viii vote for you if you ever run for
Alderman. Detroit Free Press.
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.EEsED NEEa nEf:.

OFFERS ~ Z "a E<sa5-y friends szfss The
{ pub,c generally, Choice selection OF Fresh
Meats: SaIf Pork and Beet Smoked Beef and Hams;
shoulders Saus4gs- TSlloE sr3 Lard at the lowest
rates. Market Commercial Street. s-lI
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CE.sFsEE.s EEpz-EE.

7ssDCEs s-ST '.s.s.tsssS<s E>sE' 81
iishae..t. Sh street, south ems. of Bridge
The tailoring department il complete, and coptaius
large assortment Of sii0p4Hie clotiies asa Gents
IN -Di.hiug goods -co7Tstnr+ty r1Ft. Please call
snd examine before purchasing eisswhere- 1921
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s-- -
In consideration that nIrlIlaer Of maEuiaetI-ers
OF o her counties lake Iesued tsgetl4s trey
the iacturerst plu~s IN Aauitowuc b. instruct
their agents sell their pions points cheap
tha they dO at the factory, and i consider alton
that several merchants IA Nsnitorcc and some 80
refendaa acrs. hsve j5ihed in this conspiracy, ard
in the fun 3t IA, that the farmers ef AaIrtGN &C
County are disnhSed TO support orr home industry
asi to aid gain is conspiracy. have resolved
to sell ny paws snd points at The following FTices:
Nc. T>s=I4os.I ds3at=irua pl9w eoHnlete SO -
TS-- -<ct pitEw csoHnFlets 1870
jS=~.sS csusaFso=s= =rss4ft---- -'-- - IA
Is cutter noint .55
rs land side for cast-iron plow .e5
rs steel pIow Lee
All other 1lel,s Snd points at same rates, Al.
points are G r o UNI and ali plows are W a R
RANTED.
lsaGS5t 6naa rs = J. : ~ Al1LE4 !.
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8. S.f.g-E ERsG,S-.

sAEEFAGTEssE1 a-s peEEor in
~ Boots, shoes, Leather, &c. &c. Shop Buffalo
,t.eot re- the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
EsBro s9t,ts tsy:es-ec se,i-:5= -.-s
N.ni ts!s.oc st,i.ae,nlff 20 lsx5. =: .
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yAEKEE TRADING.

4 tain farmer, who in the course OF
Ia JesE pm chased hundred dollars
| worth OF sooG.s-eud slvsays paid fo1
thsm-ca1lcd at the store OF village
merchant, bis regular place of dealing,
with tHo dozen brooms, which he offered
for sale. The merchant-vho by the
way, IS fond Of good gain-ezamin-
ed lis stock, and said
well, Cyrus, I sill give you shill
ing apiece for these broons.n :-. .
Cyrus appeared astoniahed at the of
fer, and quickly replied:
"Oh, no, John, can't begin to take
that for EN-, no how; but III let you
have EN- for twenty cents apiece, and
not "a cent less" . -...-
'tCyru7, you. are crazy, -! answered
.5o'n. s*yghy. see here, ''-sbowing him.
n file lot OF -broom*, is an article 8 great
deal better than yours'-8l 8latah was not
truc-'that I aasl retailing at twelve and.
a-naf cents apiece which was not true
t.y seven and a-baif cents.
81 don't care for Ties, answered Cy-
rus; ',rogE brooIbs are cheap enough,
but you. can't have mine less tIan TWEEN
= cents, no howl" and. pretending to
be more than half angry, aI1ouJdered 4 lis
-broons and started for the door.
The II srchans, getting little nerv-
Gus over the probable loss CT good
customer, and fearing he might 50. TO
some other atora and never return,
said :. .-...- ~.. .-,.-
See here, Cyrus, hold on a while. If
l give you twenty cents for your brooms
I suppose you viii not object to take the
price Of shem il goods.'' ..
"Eo, don't care il. 7 do, replied Cy-
rus.
"Well, then, said the merchant, as
you aye an old customer, [ viii allow
you twenty cents apiece fcr this lot. Let
ne Eee---twenty times twenty-folir make
Just four hundred and oigltJ-yes, four
dollars and eighty cents. What kind of
goods viii ouhavo, Cprdzl'' =.
. T'Wen, now. john, I reckon Il don't
make any difference % yea Whist Kind Of
gocda take, does iL7o- F.. -."
''0h, 40, not at all-not at all" SAID
the merchant, ....
"Wcll, chen, as 1t dou' { make no differ,
.orcc u yen, I'll tGI.atLe amount in them.
ere hrooins of Yourn, at twelve and a
half ceijta al2iece Let nc see-fo1r
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=. H.Esz',
!, Il, :, e r,z,, 3 : :.

yfNRl sfr2a {. -ss ts,.Fs,t. p. Yszsafe
in Dry Goods Groceries, CroCkery. Fancy Goods
9Iass ware Boots and Shoes. Ready made Clothing,
PAPER hang:nGs Hats Cans Foyf Chj rer Carriages,
Ea estfse Featfsers BIRD Sasesi Ksroseie on and
lamps, &C. &c. share of public patronage is soli-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-03-09

fAs. a. J. ssaEGEsEy. Esemtist. Gmce
, in Skerman's new building. on eth Street,
Ha3ltowoc Wis.
10 Feeth extracted without p.;u. s::s ..-
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or
IzATT no ~ <1G SIz5s.
This bank organized under the provigions
Material Banking Law with q paid w
Capital of $500

ard privilege TO increase to S:2e. 800.
VIII bay aud sell DRAEE IS the principal cite
o! the Union.
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Gerturar, thoEs sht his luck had certainly
turned when lie found fhat Miss Wilbur
kept carriage, and that the driver
thereof WAS willing, for consideration,
to. sham sick II few days and rceo.nrnit
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-03-09

wiz buy and sell DRAFTS on Great Britain, Ire
and, Norway Denmark, or the Continent Of Europe
: ssrIG s'ssi es, czd ts suassto sat dts ppT'
cs9S-rs.
VII seil
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T.. Ca.exz aEs... .s. ID.

his profess nn;.f 10 tiis people Of TIE Gil
aud county Of AsRtov-oc. Offcs over ). 4. h,ahleI
Store, where night calls = IL be- attended TO.
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Es. "a. Ea.s,E-zE -. sa.

3an1 o-astsic Physician, Surgeon
] and Aecoacheur. late resident Physician at t;ie
Iliuealann Hos ritR'. Chicago, has permanently 10
Gated 3Iantowoc. 0Eice IL fiunib's building, cor.
Buf1sl rid Eighth q csfs.5s-
GO. -. Il 5 taq r.. Il.
oFt' 'oE' aso't>9 top, snsi .o5S T. Il. = =
:TIisGases Of tie;lye;;s: ai. tres, ed So; :
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~. r PssF1,t sssse .E. E5.

OFFICE sUERTAS's BRICK BLOCK.
North Sighth Street, Mani tewoc-
7r,;.. Iours. to A. ~ .-~4
= re- Aooi'' ' to 2 Il to s P. II.
Residence, Corner sth s BuGalo Sis. 1928
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3. Il. gEs Gg5..s>, .w. 20.

DkEsECsAS, sET2GS1S AND aG=
i coueasEr Difficult ob2tct rics and sJ!EscFr
together with ali critical and ohs VIII re-
eel prompt and especial attention Uhite and re-
-:ds,ce Ger Main and ChcsGo Street, MSn!:uToc-
tErSfeht beliat-cfire door. s--;-=- iebi 1-5En
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Wednesday Morning, March /. 1876.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Wednesday Morning, March l. 1876. I
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises .6:26 Moon Sets .10:49 p NJ
Sun Sets. $3.50 First Quarter 3:4s AN
Oriole. Martha, Assumption. Sd John, St
Mary, Fleta, Willie, La Belle, Bonnie Lee.
No departures
Wawenock, Lower Coast; Josephine. Upper
Coast; Glencoe, st. Louis; 1hos. sherlock, Oln-
cinnati; J. ". Garrett, Cairo; G. b. Durfee, Red
River.
BOATS Advertised TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Henry Tete, Lafourche, SAM.
B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge. SA. NJ
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ
Waloon, Lower Coast, 10 A. M.
Wswenock, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Martha, Lower Coast. IL NJ.
St. John, Lafourche, 10 NJ.
Iberia, Baton Rouge. IL NJ.
John A. Scudder. st. Louis. 5 P. NJ.
Bertha. Opelousas. s P. NJ.
Lucy Kern, Yazoo. 5 Pm
Trenton, Bayou Des Glaizes, 5P.M.
Carrie A. Thorn, Bayou Pierre, 5p.M
Belle Rowland. Minden. 5 p. M.
Col A. p. Kouns. jefferson. 8 p. NJ.
Lessie Taylor. Grand Ecore, r. II.
John B. Maude. Grand Ecore, 5 r. N.
Willie, Beuf River, Pm.
Era No. 10, Beuf River. 5 P. N.
Fanchon, Tensas and Macon, 5 P. N.
Bastrop, Bartholomew. 5 r. N.
Ouachits Belle, Ouachita, 5P. N.
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati. 5P. N.
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Notice.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, !
FIRST DISTRICT 169 Gravier st., up stairs). :
New Orleans Jan. D, 1876.
Public notice is hereby given to the Taxpayers of
the First District of New Orleans. that 1 am ready
to issue State Licenses for the year 1876 and to
ceive all Taxes for the years 1875 1874 and 1873. The
Office will be open from A: NJ. to 8 P M.
N. c. FOLGER,
'a29 I'm State Tax Collector First District.
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JOHN BOIS,
r u r n i tur re Dealer
No. 152 and 154 Camp street,
Next to st, Patrick,s Church.
JOHN BOTS,

Sells furniture at very low prices. Packs, repairs
Upholsters ard Varnisbes Furniture in the best
style. He attends to Packing, Moving and ShippiDe
Furniture giving full guarantee for the faithful
performance of al contracts Second hand Furniture
purchased and liberal Cash price paid also Fur.
niture taken storage, and advances made on
same. Country orders promptly attended to.
their liberal patronage in the past he would respect
fully solicit their orders for the coming year.
d23 3m
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1UcC1oslD1: $500
FRElGHTS-TwO vessels were taken up for
corn yesterday at lOd direct to Liverpool and lid
for Cork for orders. There appears to be little
present, we repeat our quotations as follows
BY Steam = Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d; to
Boston, Providence, and Fall River, via New
York, ~; to Philadelphia and Baltimore, via
New York, Ac; to New York 9-16c; Sugar to Now
Dbl.
By Sail - Cotton to Liverpool ga; to Havre
Z0l3-l6c; to Bremen 15-16c; to the Baltic "a;
70 Boston and Providence 5sc. Corn to Liverpool
1Od.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Tuesday Evening. Feb. 20, 1876.

1Ot3 week DoIOre. III ,O04 ,SO5 S0 1,l48,7Sl "a
To-day being legal holiday (Mardi Gras) the
banks, exchanges and public offices are closed,
and nothing Of any movement was done in fnan-
cial circles.
For reference we give yesterdays quotations,
Exceptional commercial paper at COS ~ cent
per annum discount, Al do at 9Ol0 and second
grade nominal. FIRST class mortgage paper GA
10 y cent per annum. second grade entirely
nominal.
Gold 1137s@1141HS, against ia at New York.
Slver-Americaa half dollars l04l.0D105A. and
Mexican dollars 80 gold.
Bill of lading and Al clear sterling bills at
5.5O@5 81, bank at -@5.54, and bank counter
rate at $685.
Francs a 4.te1s@A5e14 for commercial and
nominal for bank.
The bank checking rate on New York x %
cent premium, and commercial sight par.
Nothing was reported in Stocks, and nothing
to indicate any quotable variation in any de-
scription of Securities.
State Consols were still quoted at about 67@
67H.
City Premium issues 34@341s, old Currency
Sevens 33@331%a, new do. 33a4 6l34L, and Gold
Bearing Sevens, both Administration and Drain
age series, at 3414034a4.
City Scrip is still quoted ut 411S042 for Au-
gust to December, 1878, and July to December,
1874, time, and 48@5O for June and part of May,
1874.
Metropoli an Police Warrants continue to rule
ct 92@9S for 1928. and for 1874 issues, and
entirely nominal for 1869 and 1912.
State Warrants are still held at 46148 for
fnndable, at 40@A5 for 1874 issues and 43@46 for
1876
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, /
Guesday Evening, Feb 20, 1876.
OOTTON-The sales to-day were $50 bales
tSO, 200 and 2e0.) at prices requiring no change
In our quotations.
AMKKICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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ID EDUCTION IN ROBERTS'S IMPROVED
~ PLANTATION CABINS.
CABINS from $45 up-according to size-al COM
plete. and good lumber guaranteed All kinds of
Dressed and Rough Lumber, Door Sash Blinds and
Cisterns furnished at reduced ates
Orders communications left in either box
promptly attended to. CAPT. BROOKS.
Box at adams & Works, II Commercial Place.
Box p. j. Janneys III Common street.
Box No. l, Mechanics Exchange.
ja1S Tu TIL Sa I'm
Notice of Sale.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN
the city of PENSACOLA Fla, commencing on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1876,
at IL o'clock A. M, the entire stock and fixtures of
Messrs. WHITING & HARGIS consisting chiefly
of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, SHELVING,
COUNTERS, SODA FOUNTAINS and articles
usually used in first class drug stores.
jazz 3w KNOWLES l. YONGE, Assiguees.
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nClidaV.
Most OF the factors were under engagements with
friends from the interior, and covered up their
samples. Although the inquiry was confined to
four brokers, the business would have been
.omewhat larger, could they have found the
kinds wanted. The tenor of the Liverpool dis.
patches was discouraging. The Gotten Exchange
was closed
The sales OF the past three days sum up Is, $50
bales 1890 on Saturday; $500 yesterday, In
ciucmG " not reported until to-day, and $50
tO-dayJ against 1900 for the corresponding
time lastweek and 25, $50 tho week before
Receipts since Friday evening 23,S37 bales.
embracing 935 from other delivery ports (of
which l49 from Mobile and 1856 from Galveston
etc,) and 22,9O2 proper, against q, 4S4 proper
last week and 1882 last year. Total proper
493 last year-increase $50, 1879.
The exports comprise 22,504 bales, embracing
1866 to Liverpool, 3479 Havre, 100 to Uunkirk,
A to Barcelona, 1856 to Genoa and 1922 to Provi-
dence.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipte at
al the ports up to II NJ yesterday, % SOC bales,
against 27.327 last week and TAI last year,
and from Friday 81, 1920 bales against 80 052 last
week and rs l63 last year. Total since August 81,
$685. S8 bales, against 292l, i7S bales up to Mon
the above IL, 74D-increase SIT $40.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to Great
Britain "a 23S bales against 81, 273 last week and
zl64l last year, and to the Continent 9053 bales,
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up to IL
H., S5s,94S bales, against 856.O79 last week and
BIO, SCI last year
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1875. - 1876
Arrived since our last state
ment. ................... 6,007
Arrived previously. 1,2S1 52s i, 287, 535
1927, 5n
0sared to-day. ............ none
40 Avyfnr n on
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-01
Cow Peas.

CHOICE CAROLINA CLAY
AND
CLAY MIXED PEAS.
In store and constantly arriving. For sale in lots
to suit purchasers. NEWMAN g. KENT
Fac I'm so Tchoupitoulas street.