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a.c.sp,. .t ~. r.~ g..,n.

MOBILE - Per steamer Gen.aia Mupev f2t
halea slime nillurs Son 10 bills tnrrentina 'n
Simpson n Tric,n " ~ tallnw 1lnrtat Fennet -
sun.. ,ss sc o,'rv -Total i2i ha'ea n"t'"n
rnyingtnn- Fet steamer New famalia 4 ho'ea cot
ton H NJ Walmsiay Aop -l LYMAN Lishtanatan
~ aaehs peas R.thpcn R,na annhries i" sr'le. =l"
tai 4 be,aa anttHn
Pensacola Per anhr Sir WIN Wallace ~1Gi6 atnna
pepa ", tank, m bills rnpps, hh " ~ bids mon
I lot old -teu ard aund,'ea ~ order
Faaeapn Per eteaner Fas and hargea -tih,n 900
feet lumber ~ " Hudaip
Am,te River Ief steamer Ali GOO feet luH'
her 100 oGn shingles Munev Mercy
Ganaavilte Fer aiaaner A w N"Hrt' 70 hhls
rnsin Ejnpann ~ Ttiunu ~ bhla tar half ID j 4.
'la,k- n OF feet lumber 70 ono taths i w Adams
pind River Fer sobr Monterey 80 eorda wood
~ order
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OviACuIUrA.
TUItnIIgU TO CANDIES

THROUGH TO CAMDEN
Leaves TIL TUESDAY Fab H. nj u. m
IT. FOh GAM DEN EIDORADO
lkza - hi Opanbita Oily. Monroe Treptop and
all landings on Black md Ouanhjtn
rivera Tho fine. new light draft passang 81
steamer
KATlK r. KOUNvZ.
JOS. Laftr'nh master, u CLARK IT. clark
will Leave M nhnve. For freight ~ pasaggo ap-
tly on board or 10 q. l.. BRENNAN
tafT " No. ITO travier strnnt.
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RAYOlI SAX 4.


REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
PACKET,
Lnnves overv WEDNESDAY md SATURDAY
nj p NJ.
~ FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
Ilermitngo, Port Hickey. Button
doooe6 Rouge and PauuenIno = The fu,t
and splendid uaPaenror Rtnnmar
JOHN w. CANNON,
John q. Lihauo mRRter. j II. Mosson rlsrk.
Clinton and WooJyille trnieha ehlppnd Wed-
nesdny roach thelr destination Friday even-
Ing.
Clinton md Woodvio freights shipped Rntur-
dry roach their destination Monday evoning.
For freight or paaanga apply on board or to
GEO, u, HlTE, la2 Grnver street.
BklTTON Il EPPLER. 192 Gravier street.
LORD Il MOPEAKE. l22 dravier street.
hu29 q. "a. WAYNE. ~ Graver street.
BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY PACKET.
r. FOR BAYOU SABA. WATERLOO
- o. vi Hermitage. Port IIuda9n Lobde!l'a
Store Baton Rouge and PiHIuomine
Steamer
EDWARD J. GAY,
y. j. Brown mnsi"r. y. \. Htreck clerk
laavea cvery MONDAY and FRIDAY III 8 .. M.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage npply on honrd or to
] r.. CARLIN 60 Magazine street.
iy3I JOHN JANNEY, LOG Common street.
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RAvoU WAGON AND TENsAs.

TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
pACKET
Leavos SATURDAY. Fob 81, ut 3 p. m.
t. FOR FLOYD. Delhi WARSAW
60 Grockett's Point Egypt. Cutoff,
s"----s--'1 Westwood. Eureka. Mound Btyou
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensns The fine passenger steamer
TENsAs,
IT, " Cooley master Thoa Knaa clerk.
will leave IA above. For freight or pa4saae ap
ply on bonrd, or Ia
RRITTON Il EPPLER 1s2 Gravier at.
de2G LORD Il MCPEAKE l22 Grnver street
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For BAYOU TEUHE AND ATUUAFALAYA
RIVER
I,aavna SATURDAY Fob. u Mt Il nm
, IT. FOR nj, MAHTINaVILLB NEW
Ihntia. Jeanerete. franklin. Gen,
ttayilia raiterannvila aud nil Inter
mo Hate landings on Bayou T'nhe nnA Atohaf
Raya river Tho new paeaangnI steamer
JOMN Nc. CHAMBERS.
r.. II. MugRah. Master. T. Il Vnnrhaas nlork
will leave above For freight or lnsange
apply on board OF to
GEO. ~ HITE. No IA Grnvar at.
felp or ! II. NARLIN ca Magazine atreot
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RIVER NE VIZ.
uEYIUu NEW ONLNAnH DRMnUHef,
Thursday. February ~. 1890

DNe marine column
Uepart0ees
Jsaonl, Whisper. i M Cannon Y, Hlnnfa
Tom Parker.
STAKE ot this Rivers.
uailv ta,ac. phia ,erott " the etnga ~ water
IL varlbua painta with ahRnges ~ we hHafS
ending Yesterday nj u, n.
Above law tu,.,,...,
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A NJ EI,lt,AN PORTS.

New York Fob u Sailed leg ataama,ip J u
Heat. for New Ofeans. l,r ahp Ivy. Adelaide. for
New OrIeana. cleared ship Hnrnoo. Shaw. for Now
Orieana: CLEARED. ateamehips ChaImette and New Or
leara Tor Now olleanH
baltimore FEB u Cleared. Hr ahip Acton. vii
fnrN Ma Dtla
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WEEKLY RED RIVER pAGK ET
Leaves eVorv SATURDAY n, Il T.
, FOR GRAND EnDRE. ALEXhN-
kRsa|I4e drla Egg Bend Nnrmnn'a Rarhln'a.
WARES and way landings The
elegant aud new aenmer
JEssE. RELs.
Hinnni maser q q Hamilton clerk
WIN lenva as SHOVE. For freight or paashRe
apply on board. or to
H. W. ADAMS. II Commercial Place
p.H.-No wharfhoat charges or comm laaion.
Will he charged ut mouth Of Rod river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned 10
boat al agent, eG
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HARRISON LINE.
|. Tho Steamship
WA hRlOR,

Jones' commander
will anil on or about February a. 1890, from her
wharf. foot of Montegut ptrsst
VIII resolve cotton and Sign through bills o
hiding for the ContIDent. boWsen Havre and
Cronbtadt.
These steamships being Of Hight draft, will
cross tho bar Of the MIAsit4lppi at all timeE
without dehntIon.
For freight apply to
LUCAS II. MOORE.
ne2o ~ 1876 Grnyier street, up stairs.
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JOS. PATZELT,
Nos. 1O1 and 1903 Bar0nne Street,

CHOW CASES. STORE FIXTURES AND
- Building Work In first class order. AL!
ktpds of SH9M CASES psds fn oraer and
he best Of style on the shortest notice. deA1y
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rearl Iurat Pc, salr lice Mttiuigin 400 o feet
lumber IN Phil bir
r,scagoula Yer anhv Annette 5p,po, feet lumhs,
" Huadg
Teh.tnnnta river rar anhr Nn,ia 4 no'ia 60
hhla aani l. NJ Irs
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MARINE NEWS.
pFFIOE NEW OH 4EANH DEMOCRAT, |
Tah'nary ~, 1890,
l,,eared Yesterday.

N4utNFWV
Etan,nahir Knieh az honhet Nemlle tnr New Nn'h
A Mnulttn
steam sltip itv Of Mexien, Mnlnt"a FOR Vera t,ns
via Hasdad. Tampteo aud luspan
A vo,h he
staamahip Clinton Henry, fai Kew Weat Ma tanaa
cola aud Cedar keys q A Whitney &eo
HI chip Eastern Helle. Gu,ryt f., liverpool
A X Miller See
l,r ba,L EomaneH Ilealey, lar Ilavte
Norton 4 Ilel
ls,ip Cha. l'ntvia Small. for rhiaaepha
Joseph Kelley
sehr Ne,ual Hnnte mann, for Iiuaan
.Ion Y Maoheea
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A comparative Abatement Of aaa going vaasea
In the port Of New Orleans made up to February H.
iqRa ahowa that thora ~ ateamahipa, W s,ipa
u harha. hriga and aohnrnera Al the aama date
laat year there were 2ai steamships. 70 ahipa. 80
harh hrra aud : aohoOnera
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sTEAMHOATs.
v Ess RIVER.
He'd river ana Texas.


Ned river ana Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
FONTATlON COMPANY AND TEXAS IA
.NIFId RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS
Through bills ~ ladIng and through paasan.
ger tl"kais 10 all landings on Rod river aud nil
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
Hot Arrlnas.
IT. FOR aHHEv EFFORT JEFYEls-
49, fat ri aon, Hot hntines, aud all landings
on ted River and railway stations
In Texas.
FOR HHREVEFGHT,
Kate Kinney. ! J npll MASTER
Leaves THURSDAY february 70 al & Pm
Maria I""isc. II. j. thinker naetes.
Leaves SATURDAY February A. at u.
M wharfltnat atatgaa drayagen, eomnisa ion
will be charged nj mouth of itad Ilvet Bayou
Hatn or ri New Orleans. IN for waring freight
consigned IT, the company htahill of lailnp.
Fer freight or passnae app1v on board Of the
b"as or ft the office Of the nompany, No az
Ga,up sttent. JOH A. AIKEN President,
NJ. w. JOYCE, GEO, y. HITE.
J. n. QARLIN, BUTTON \ EFPLEn,
iaA 1nHn y MurFhHE Agents,
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HoRsIaN PORTS.
II,y Gable to the N. Y. Herald

----- Ivy W1HI6 ~ Tie II. 4. HHTRIH.T
barcelona Fob II Arrived. Up brig Enroua Gar
an. and SIP bark MI Jnnio fontea trom New Or
leana
Liverpool Feh ll Arrived. ltr a,p Kanilworth.
Hatfield frem Galveaton
Maraoillea. Fnhp Arrived, Hr bark David Me
Mutt, from laaeagonla. Fr bark Mater Armand,
from Pensacola
Hy MALL
Gaais Ian "a In port YHtawa. Oaen from N ew
Oreana. diacharEing
livorpaool Jan Cleare !, shp Macgresor. Maii,
for hew Orleans
st Vincent Cape IL Verde. Jan lh-Sailed, Emile
krierr Tor Trnsa sofa
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HEMI-WEEELY IUhHT AND BAYOU La
FOUHUHE.
Leaves every MONDAY 1T 50. III. md FRIDAY
ut 10 n
- - Tho Al pi,saenEar packet
HENRY TETE.
y.F. Auooin maater. NJ. n. Landry olerk.
VIII leave M above, returning down the ooaa,
For freight or paaahRo apply on board or 10
D. RIVET.
loe Deantur. near 1T, Louis street,
P.H.iIan u olark on tho landing durinRt he
day. nj tho head of Bienville street. to receive
freight so2Htf
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Gas heaing and cooking stoves M Sullivan X
Rulpnr's IT Camp street.
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STEAM BOATS.
osso nryxu.

~ CINCINNATI AND NEW on
lRsa|I5k II !eans Southern TRANSFORMATION
Line Steamers of this line viii
rAHi- a. SHOWN 80. NJ Hslllaav master
Leaves THURSDAY. Feb ~ NJ nm
GOLDEN GROWN u l., Rblpkia ,naater
Lnaves SATURDAY. Fnh. u. at & nm
GOLnER CIV s..-..J - Ilaglsr ruestar
e. I,es vas rU Els DAY Fah u at & pm
For Ulnelnua H. Louisville aud tuartnaJiafa
landings, nonnentfng ut Hnonnatl with paoh~
ats for NIL points above ia Fitiefurg.
For freight OF neeepse apply on board. or to
J, r. HHRDEAH. Agent,
nnia " IaE 9rnvter street.
n"NALWservs.LE Avn uEo RIVER
DONALDspNvlLLE ANn RED RIVER LAND
ING TRI WEEKLY Packet
TT For BAYOU GpttIiA PLAQUE
al4Ea sasslAt ~ mine. Baton Rouge Port Hudson
Bayou sara aud Nil ofIlne land
lngs Tho United Hatas mall steamer
KITTY NV.
O. ". Hur'ate mastar
VII leavn pona|dsnnvilia avery MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Mt ta.pnlnnk noon
on The arrival of train from Aaw Orleans Par
tl"ular etentlon given Ia anasi itassepeara and
Hight freight Connection made with stage line
at lsef River Iantlng FIR a,nmauoti Ever
green. ChenayVllla and Alexandria La
In a fnw DAYS new fnat mil md paasenpar
boat VIII leave UnnaltIapnvIIla for the ab,,va
named points on Tuesday Thursday and Sat
nrday fel5 II
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STEAM BOATS.
ST. LOUIS.

sT. E0Uss.
or. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEAHH
ANCHOR LINE.
gnr ~: Louis AMI all wevs lanI'nss
laeyae TH'inapAy February y Of 3 nm.
itavee ~ SATURDAY.. Feh u. ats D. N
REL u OF SHREVEPORT anehIll maafe,
caves TIH hnsra f.. or 4 r, + lanpA,
- II particular et'en'lon to all way an
plhn'atIen tlalnass
u, W0pnH GENERAL Agent,
INA Common street
HT LOUIS AND hFW ORI.EANH FAUE VT
Inayaa FRIDAY, Falnrnnrr 20, ut Il u
-N-T - Fplt at, Loit!H, aa1Rni MEN.
''' Il. 1. y.reru.
III Davis uesta,. III Mnrha,aap elerk
For further iufotmatin,n applptn
q. J.. BRENNAN heant.
folp 10 Htnvl"r street
INDEPENDENT ST. LOUIS PACKET.
I,navaa THuHSnsY Fab uuy 10. 81 -. NJ.
IL ron ST LOUIS aalno MEN
hs'7 d ma" 3" dY seG 1sv"1 v,s as''1
anI the ben1a The s'.an.,
VIII laa.., ~ nhove, For freight pnssnR 9
arrlr Oh bnatd or 10
We" - II IIithat. " 'tf"V'h' sN't""
MMMeMss.
NEW DRLEANa AND MEMPUIs PAOH Mt
LINE
HE. y FOR MEMIHlH. HOrEFI ED,
lHaklB Helena. Arkpunlls areenvlle and
all intermediate landings
STEAMER CIIAS. +. GHOUTEAU.
w. II. ThnrweRap. Geo. MlltenberRer
muster, clerk
Leaves THURSDAY Feb 10. at nm,
STEAMER HENRY FRANK.
]. r Hicks maater All GfIsanm nark
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Fab qs. Mt i. m
For freight OF uaasaga apply 90 npafd or to
J 7. DOUGLAS ~ Hrnvlar atlaet
JOHN IANhEY, JOG Common etreet, Agnnta.
LORbA MorEARE ~ Gravier street
nutttf
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FOllUaH n.

INDEPENDENT REMI WEEKLY NEW OR
bEANH, COAHT AND LhFDURGHE
PACKET.
Lnavaa every MONDAY nj " m. and THUIlH-
DAY at l.. III
~ FOR WAY baNnIhHH ON COAST
nnd Bayou Infoureho The A No. I
pasaenaet packet
UE1l.E.
Max blanchard. Maatnr. ~-
John Wehro and o. J. Blanchard Clerks.
viii lenye as above. returning down the eoeat
For freight or paaHaFa arply onhonrd or To
v II u. HNAHn 9 ~ Louis at.
Il. HGNO, ~ G,nti at.
J. II. Goes through to Luck port ON tho
Thurs NV triu.
HEMI WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La
FDIfNflIfE
leaves every TUESDAY n nm. md HATUR-
DAY Mt 10 n.
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NOTICE TO MAKINEta.

ERRt BEACON T1Ehf. Sandy IIonN.
WaahnGtaE. Foh'uat, ". 1880.
Net'" ia given by tho Lighthouso Board that in
conse uuanoe Of the enrreaChmont Of the upon
tha alto 81 t'le pteannt l.hthan#e known M Il At
Reacnr Light. Sandy Hook. the light will he exhlb
ed and ator the night March Is. tesl. from the
iron tnwei which haa recently been erected on the
site occupied M ha East beacon IN f&'n aud which
stuatet tt5 fee. from tho present thhonse struC-
ture in "a eourao bearing thcre from aeuth by east.
TIE tswar II "A Caat iron ami In painted red.
The antern IA painted hlack The III sht viii stand
above thu base OF tho tower and 10 icot above
sea level
Gas heatng and cooking stoves M Sullivan K
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kBakK Tho Al passenger packet
ASSUMPTION.
T. A. Gharet muster
Eiw, Niaollo. mud j. w. Ing roun, clerks,
Will inHvo ~ an"va reurninE down tho coast
ayory MONDAY and THURSDAY In daylight.
For freight or pfesn9s apply on bunrd or to
b. HlVET
1ns Deontnr, nnnr Al Louis airnet,
i. r., Haze "A clorl on tho landing during tho
dry. nj tho heal Of Blnnville street. to receive
freight nnt9 GIN
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TIC X A..

d1sfNs Fu1 JNDIANnLA steamers leay-
= kAAAsN2e Ing Morgan City on WEDNEaDA w
and SATURDAYS connect nj Galveston with
~ Mprfoik
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Ladies' Underwear

surpasscs any variety ever offered BEFORE and
all our Undergarments are sold at prices never
hdsars n hnf
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A Word to Our Readers,

When You read of remedy that will cure all
diseases, beware of it but when you read of Il
pure vegetable compound which claims to
cure only certain parts of the body, and fur
nisheS high proof that it docs this you can
safely try and with tho Us surance that It will
help you. THIS is just what Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure does. 1t cures all
none Others. 1t will not help the toothache
earache nor consumption, but it will put your
body in vigorous and healthy state where
you can enjoy liic and appreciate its good
things. Try il.
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Robert Lubbock. Cedar Rapids Iowa, writes
{" have used Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil both
for myself and family for Diphtheria, with the
remedies for this disease, and would use no
other"
Pope & Billau, druggists. Cedar Rapids
cine that gives such satisfaction to the custo-
mer and pleasure to the seller as DIR. Thomas
Eclectric Oil" For sale by II. II. Cochran,
druggist l37 and I39 North Queen street
Lancaster, Pa. 10
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MEDICAL.
Brandy as a Medicine.

Brandy as a Medicine.
Tie following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. II. E. Slaymaker, Agent for Reigart's Old
clan OF this county, who has extensively used
the Brandy referred to in his regular practice.
1t is commended to the attention of those af
fiicted with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This now much abused Alcoholic Stinulant
was never intended as beverage, but to be
used rs a medicine of great potency in the cure
of some Of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
sent to the favorable notice OF invalids-espe-
cially those afflicted with that miserable dis.
ease Dyspepsia, a specific remedy, which is
nothing more or less than
Brandy.
The aged, with feeble appetite AMI more or
less debility, will find this simple medicine
when used properly,
A Sovereign Remedy
or all their Ills and aches. Be It, however
strictly understood that we prescribe ani use
but one article and that Is
REIGARTS OLD BRANDY,
Sold by our cnterprlsing young friend, ii T.
SLAYMAKER. This Brandy has stood the
test for years, and has never failed. as far
as our experience extends, and VIC therefore
give it the preference over all other BInnd1es
no matter with how many jaw wbreaking French
titles they are branded. One-fOurth of tho
money that Is yearly thrown away OH various
impOtent dyspepsia specifics would suffice to
buy all the Brandy to cure any such case or
cases. In proof of the curative powers OF
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In cases OF Dyspepsia, VIC can summon mum
bers of witnosses-One case in particular we
cite:-
A hard-working farmer had been afflicted
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor u number OF
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food; he had sour eructatiOns con-
stantly-uO appetite-in fact, he was obliged to
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread
and as O beverage he used McGrann's Root
Beer. He is q Methodist, and then, rs now,
preached Mt times, and in his discOurses often
Reclaimed earnestly against all kinds Of strong
drink. When advised to try
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In Ills case, he looked up with astOnishment,
but after hearing of its wonderful effects In
the cascs of some of his near acquaintances, he
ut last consented to follow our advice. lie
use,s the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first b ottle giving him an appetite, and before
the sec md was taken nc was sound man with
a stOmac h capable of digesting anything which
he Chose . eat. He still! keeps IT and uses lit
tie OclasiO 1ally; and since he has this lIletii-
cine he has / zen of very little pecunfary bene-
1T to the 1IOct. IA PRACTISING PHYSICIAN.
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Harlcaster f1lteIIige1lcer.
EVENING. AUGUST Q. 1890.
Tobacco Market.
Seed Leaf and Havana.

Seed Leaf and Havana.
u. 8. Tobacco Journal.
Seventy nine Pennsylvania still takes
the lead in the quietness of the market.
It remains the favorite stock of sellers and
the most Indifferent to buyers. The latter
turn their attention to 10 Connecticut,
Ohio and Wisconsin, and to all grades of
old stock. From list in another column
it will be seen that buyers will not need to
look for old stock with candle for several
months to come. However, at last new
tobacco will DO wanted, and from what We
can see at present Connecticut will be the
leading article in this market. It is vely
fine; and as manufacturers all over the
country agree that there is great dimin-
ishment in the demand for dark cigars,
Connecticut wrappers will sell in prefer
ence to Pennsylvania when stock is desired
for best quality cigars. For cheap, clear
seed goods, our manufacturers will use
everything cheap. OF course they will
prefer to use 70 Pennsylvania, and those
who offer cheapest will sell. Whenever
those who now like to represent them
selves as having packed only the finest of
the 70 Pennsylvania, and therefore en-
titled to get some 20 or Is cents for it, can
make up their minds that the finest is
pictures it, and that a jobber or man.
ufacturer can mako some money when he
can buy it at Is or 16 cents, then they will
have no trouble in selling. Till then they
will remain the undisturbed holders of
such goods. Medium and fair lots are
already being offered at 124 to IA cents,
but even at these figure buyers show an
almost feminine bashfulness. Exporters
are Offering from to 10 cents rcweight for
Pennsylvania suitable for their purpose.
With masculine fOrtitude, however, hold
ers as yet do not consent to such bargains.
Under these circumstances business cannot
be, and will not bo for some time, other
wise than quiet. Manufacturers and job
bers have come to the conclusion that if
packers choose to throw their money at
the growers, they need not throw theirs at
the packers.
The sales of the week sum up as fol-
lows:
Pennsylvania-Crop '7S: 300 cases;
filters, 12 cents: wrappers, 35 to 45 cents.
COnnecticut-CrOp '7S: so cases wrap
pers, 35 cents. Crop 10: 100 cases
IIOusatonic, p. t.
Ohio-Crop 20: 800 cases, 10 to 1O4
cents.
Wisconsin-Crop'7s: GO cases running
13 cents.
Havana-Markct active. Holders arc
stiff on fine goods. $50 bales, filters, were
sold at 81, ,17i. Total sales about 700 bales.
Cans Report.
Sales Of seed leaf tobacco reported by
J. S. Cans Son & Co., tobacco brokers,
Nos. 81 and sc Wall street, New York,
for the week ending August Q: 200 cases
1879 Pennsylvania, private terms. $50
cases 1879 New England, seconds, 10i to
13c Housatonic assorted, private terms.
100 cases 1873 New England, wrappers, 12
to 1Sc. 25S cases 1879 Ohio, y to Sc for
export. 200 cases 1878 state, 81 to lie,
part of which for export. so cases 1879
Wisconsin, private terms. 100 cases sun
dries 6 to Sc. Total H. 258 cases.
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beds Of Down Feel IInr,r.

ALL BEDS SEEN II lard to the rheumatic Then
hearkcn, yc pecvish sufferers! Apply DIR.
Thomas Eclcctric Oil to your aching joints
and muscles. Rely upon # that you will cx
periencc speedy relief. Such, at least, is the
testimony OF those who have used it. The rem
etiy is likewise successfully rcsorted to fol
throat and lung diseases, sprains, bruises etc
For sale by ii. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l9 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 20
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No Good Preaching.

No man can do Il good job of work. preach a
good sermon. try a law suit well, doctor a pa
tient, or write Il good article when he feels
miserable ana duII with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such a condition when it can be SO
easily and chcaply removed Dy a little Hop
BittcrS See other column. au22Wd&w
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NIGHTGOWNS.
DEPARTMENT.

We arc closing out all our Parasols below
COST.
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DIR. O. A. GREENE

jy3C-tfdAWF No. ZIG North Queen Street.
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Pacific Express, east. on Sunday, when Nag
ged, will stop Mt MidalletOwn, ElfZabethtOwn
Mt. Joy, Landisville, Bir,lin-IIand, Lem,n
Place, Gap, Christiana, Parkesburg, Coates
willie, Oakland and Glen LOch.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when Tagged.
will stop at DOwningtOwn, COitesvi!t, P,irkcs-
burg, Mt. Joy, EliZabethfOwn and Mi,l,lietOwn. H..
Mail No. west connecting Mt Lancaster with
CHICAGO Exnress mt ii:, and Will RIM fhron"h
to HanOvernnd will connect at Columbia with
train through to Harrisburg ria Marietta,
Frederick Accommodation, west, connects at
Lancaster, with Fast Line, west, ut 2:lO =. ~,
and will run through to Frederick.
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Defensive Medication

Is q precaution which should never be neg lect
cd when danger is present, and therefore a
larly desirable, especially for the feeble and
sickly. As remedy tor biliousncss. dyspcp-
sia, nervousness, and bowel complaints, there
is nothing comparable to this wholesome res
torativc.
For sale by nll Druggists and Dealers :,encr-
ally. aus-Iydeod&iyw