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wALL srEEEr YEsrERpAY.

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i've and Grm.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. september 2g.-The POSTS financial
article u:iO u. W.. eduioul says: The stock EX-
bonds are unchanged Tor The As ana extended 81,
and 4 lOwei for Ihe IS aud extended SIS. southern
STATE nOuds are lower for Ttnnes e. aud Alabama,
n Il higher for Arkansas Issues. Railroad bonds are
generally lower. Tue princlpu decline amounts 90
a. per cent. In Galye-t3n. Houston and Henderson
dr.i, 10 75A,: these btnds are I'm defaui. Boston,
Hartford aud Erie frs's are down II per cent. 10
G6. The net result If he fluctuations I'm The stock
market ts a decline OF sax IN the general list, aud
3 uer cent. in Manhattan EeYa ID railroad stock,
The report which advanced the latter yesterday hiy-
Ing At least been premature. The s,Ocss which
have declined re most are Unlon racine - North-
western, Il. Nj hlRin 'enlrdi 70. Tue report
which comes iron Chicago of n contemplated con-
solidation of the Michigan Central and the Lake
Shore being di credited here. wabash preferred
declined X. aud Central Pacific aud Hannibal aud
- Joe preferred drciined / per CEN. each. The
ether declines have been fractional. The principal
exception to me general decline has been Ontario
aud Western. when, on gciive buytug, has adj
ysnced to 34h from S3F. Reading ht also been
notably nrm. some OF ne Ne" SOU htrn Combine
ton stocks have SlO been advanced. General
speculation Is hating on account of The uncertain
tiss about The meuey market, the railroad war, and
the political s|itustiOn a. Washington In the money
market sac Uer ceEt. Is the quotation for cali
loans. Time-lOans are plump; q per cent. on
stocks aud l@l% per CEN. lower on Cniel states
cent. The market for Foreign exchange Is yeiy
quiet.
The following quotations were current To-Day AZ
2:3O T.. NJ: Western Union: s64: New York Cen
trsl, 1929: Lake shore, 1855; MiGhigab GENIAL,
QlK; New York, Lake Enc and Western. 4jH;
DO. preferred, S9a; do. seconds. lO2A Delaware,
L~aclawlnna and Western l27H, NeU Jersey Cen.
trial, 05E; Delaware and Hudson, 1895; Reading,
7iE; Northwestern, .l25k;. 1t. Paul l12&;
WABASH and Pacific, 5l&: do. preferred, Ola;
Union Pacific, l20N; NJ, X. and T.. AN; Han
uibal and -. -, 100000; 90. preferred.
ICY; Ohio and Mississippi. Az: do. preferred,
III: Pacinc Mail, 5lh; CO. and J.. G., 2l4;
Northern Pacific common, 39H; DO. preferred,
7qI san Francisco preferred, 71S; Central Pacific,
Rock Island, 1877 Louisville and Nash
Vile, 81: Nashville aud chattanooga, So; Onia-
rio and Western, 33b Manhattan Elevated. 20 4;
Illinois Central, 1871; Canada Southern. 63t {;
Dlctrlct of Columbia 3 50 bonds. lO7 nid (;
Chicago. Burlington ana Quincy. 1904: Den-
yer snd Rio Grande. 81; s. Paul ana Omaha,
A: DO. p|referre l074; G.. &. G.. aud l.. 97is;
Erie aud Western, 5li5; Chic Central, %; Texas
Pacific, 521.
BALTIMORE.
BALTTNORE, September 29.-Virginia g.. de-
ferred. Is: cOnsOls, 81; second series, 394 uait-
due coupons, 92A: hew IO-40's, 53k. Blu 10 day.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
,Lrn,NnRIA RREApeTLFF MakaET.

.tPrENBEB % Flour continues qliet IL quota
mons. The receipts Of wheat are nalr. and prices
are sleadV and firm. We note sales Of $Hi0 bush-
~ - as for mixed, anu 81 .kS0nkk.53 for
Lancaster. Corn IL quiet, vi b offerings 81 l.O30
1usbcIs. and saies Of white al S3r one snail lot OF
ryp brought Sl.lO AM one 81 90. Country pro-
duce continues scarce and wanteAa nc quotations.
rw.f
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Democratic nominations.

MILWAUKEE. september 20.-The Demo
cratic Convention has made the following
nominations: For Governor, y. ID. Fratt (;
Lieutenant. GOyernOr, W.. A. Anderson ;
Secretary OF State, Michael Johnson; Trea-
surer, w. II. jacobs; Attorney-General,
NJ. j. Briggs,
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~rv WORK PETROLEUM MARKER.

~sKPTEMBEg ~27.-Renntd Is offered IS. los.f,
and /, es.y A, the decline. NTH a Gun ti4iie. he
official quotations are ~ follows: Crude ln baISsls
4, ouoted "A Ia &c.; Baphtba at Zoe. KraDsd In
barrels here at 7bc At PHILADELPHIA Nd bahpmore
al IKE; eases are 81 llhal2Ae. kganet Ia bar,
NJ lnun lcara,.
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xrw work sIr,iAC MaRkkr.
NEW WORK pEANCr MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 27.-Foreig1 81 pyime quality quoted
Il ais: Virginia Is quoteda At taa@oo-Jo"TH6t
n ~CpJaUercs.
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~ NANCLAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

JHVHtDAfs FtDItD1ber 70. 1851,
sALEs-RRsT BoARD-s,e6e.67 vislr IA de-
ferret fB. O. OF ia; rs shares Richmond. Preder.
~icksburg ana Potomac common at 80; Ia shares
Richmond and Danyiile STOCK AT lOI 10 shares At
lanta and Charlotte stock A. 764: 10 shares Norfolk
and Western preferred W. G )at 5sE.
SECOND BoABD.-20 shares Petersburg Raiirnad
at Stk. 10 do. at s2H; 10 SHARES Norfolk and West.
ern preferred At say. 80 DO. at 5eK, 20 DO. %. CO
At 59s' 10 do. at 5ssr so do. at 5ssr 20 do. (B. 81
- IN
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sHPTEMBER 27.-Prices are unsettled aud rAbef
easy on account Of spsll d NJ nd prime NlfSlns
quoted al $40 &C.. strictly prime at 9OSr-h Ho
hand-piektd AZ 7G1se--JoWrRdEo or Co"'affse'
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nhlluARY,

WILMINGTON, n. c., September 20. John
Dawson, ex.mayof, and the oiuese 'hu"o'''
ami Of Wilmington, died to-day.
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COMM EkCIAJJ.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September 20, 1881.
SAILS.

WHEAT White. 30 bushels fair at $3.50; II
bushels good at Al 81 "a bushels com mon ASIA.
Lancaster. SIS bushels prime AZ Sl.5S; 1875 bushels
prime and very good an Sl.56; - bushels good
Al 81 So 10 bushels fair At 81 so: 81 bu'hels COM
mon at &l.fS Mixed, So bushels common At Sl.45.
FultZ, 100 bushels prime at Al ; AZ bushels very
good at Al AT: $50 bu,h, Is good AZ sl.45 81 BUSH
els falr AZ 81 40 40 bushels common az sl.3O to
SI.35.
CORN.-Whiie,3 6S bushels prime and very good al
92c.; 20 bushels good AZ gle. Mixed, 1854 bushes
prime and yery good al Ole.
OATS rs bushels good wiater at Sc; 40 BUSH
ella ROOi spring AZ 53c.
RYE -62 bushels very good at sl.l6.
MEAL 20 bus hels very good Al 05c.
COITON-Receiptf, IL bales.
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lBy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK. September 20 Cotton steady sa'es'
lAIO bales upisRis, IL Is lor.s uftshs
i2l.l6i (; eOnselldsied net receipts ~ eos osss
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fne F"miIy's Return TO Mentor-Mu.
@"rfieid's Plans for the Future.
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Ylour-We quote Fine, F4.50Nf5 extra, $3.50
suDerfne, S6.jO@&6.7j; common Iam-
ily. k775@SS; choice or patent family, $500
1915.
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THE GARFELDS DESOLATR HOME.
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%TEtEGRAPHIC NEWS

TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL QUARTERS
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3y T~eI9KrBpn.
WV YORK

NEW YORK. epiember 20 MoOn.-StOcks nriner.
Money. 40 g yer cent. rxcha1g Long, 479t
short. 4S3. stale bonds dun. Governments nOmi-
mai and steady Tor exceeded IS and AS, aud per
cenf. lower for extended s. aud a..
-hOary, SAD per cent. FNcaange,
Governments weak: new IS, 100. new
A., il3F; new IS, ll7ls. states moderately ac-
i've aud firm.
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ROBUST n BLOOMING HEALTH IN HoP BIT
rERs, aud no fSmlly can afford to be without them
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DIR. c. W. BENSOS's

1t makes the skin white. soft, aad smooth; re-
moves tan and freckles, and Is the BEST TOILET
DRESSING IN THE Would. Elegantly put up
two bottles In one package. consisting OF both inter-
nal aud external treatment. All n~rst.clAss druggists
have u. Price, 81 per paesage, Sc % eodlF
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FORGET AND FORGIVE THIS ACT.n

Suicide OF a Richmond Young Man On
Washington.
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Cabinet Officers on OH a Brief yaca
ten.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR GONE TO NEW
YORK.
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Confidence I'm Gnmbetta.

PARIS, September 29.-Tne Pays. Gam
betta's organ, intimatcs that the majority
in the Chamber OF Deputies, TO mark It's
confidence in NJ. Glmbetta and point him
out TO President Greyy as a proper person
to be asked TO form the Ministry, will 90
the first day Of the session name him Pro-
y"isional Governor OF the Chamber.
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DEMEMBER STATE FAIR,
IL OCTOBER II n.
Sc II. tCcl7 EVERYBODY COhjNO
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NEW YORK. Septembe 29.-Cotton-Net re-
ceipts, - bslrs g'oss. 80 bales fituras closed
STEADY sales, l27,O00 bates; Septpmber. Ell GOA
ST. IS: October. ell .66@sll So November,
al 9sHSi 90: February. ti21Oa SI2.1l
March, sl2 2S6$l2.24; April. <~l2.346At2.35
NAV, Sl2 44@tl2 As; June, sl2.E2@sl2 ga
Julg. Sl2.6Or kl2 6S.
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ROs aud HRnIan.

TORONfO, September 29-Ross having
replied 10 Hanlan's telegram declining TO
row for mole than $1,000. the latter, at a
meeting Of his friends last night. signed
articles TO row for LOCO on the - b OF No.
yember, the course TO be mutually agreed
upon. The articles have been sent to Ross
for bis Signature.
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LONDON. september % Paris dis
patch 20 the Standard says Articles IN
the Gambeltist pres, seem 10 indicate that
NJ. Henri ROehefort will be prosecuted on
the charge Of defamation for the eXtraor-
binary charges recently made by him
against VI. Gambetta OF having arranged
the Tuni,ian expedition for stock'iObbing
purDoses.r
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NUMBER l6.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Domestic.

domestic,
A plaster cast has been taken of Gui-
teau's head.
A strike is threatened in the Lowell.
Mass, cotton mills.
Wine is now made from oranges in
Southern California.
Talladega, Ala, has had its first busi-
ness failure in fifteen years.
The receipts of one Patti matinee in
Boston amounted to 81, 900.
Over $50 bills were offered in Congress
in few hours, on the 18th inst.
The Indians in the Pembina noun
tains are in danger of starvation.
The whole Northwest is greatly con-
cerned upon the subject of small pox.
Guiteau's divorced wife paid him
visit in Jail, accompanied by her husband.
Two Detroit men are suing for di-
yorce on the ground that their wives
are cruel.
A Mclean county, Ill.,, man lost $45 900
worth of real estate in two weeks, play
ing poker.
Fifteen convicts overpowered their
guards at Skipwith, Miss, and made
their escape.
A tornado passed over Memphis, De-
cember Ia, with track one hundred and
fifty yards wide.
Mr.. Vanderbilt's wedding gift to his
daughter will be $250, 900 in United States
government bonds.
The Peabody hotel in Memphis was
damaged by fire, December II, to tho
amount of $4,000.
Cairo's new $35, 900 Opera House was
opened December Is and inaugurated by
the Fay Templeton troupe.
Thirty-one Indians, the main remnant
of Victoria's desperate band, have been
captured by Mexican troops.
At recent railroad collisioro at Chat
tanooga, ten cars were demolished and
the track was not cleared for twenty
hours.
a man IN New Brunswick, N. j., went
to bed with lighted pipe in his mouth
and was found next morning burned to
a crisp.
A man at Larrabee, Miss, incense
because his wife did not gain strength
faster after fever, murdered her as q
punishment.
The Shreveport Times is to issue an
illustrated edition on New Years Day,
and all the matter has been shipped to
New York for lithographing.
A Cincinnati boy hid some Illuminating
powder under his bed, which his mother
struck with a broom while sweeping,
causing an explosion that almost killed
her.
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A VALUABLE RECIPE.-For the benefit
tion in its incipient stage, we can in the
greatest of confidence recommend the
following almost infallible remedy. We
have seen it tried, and are witnesses to
its almost miraculous influence in eradi-
eating All ordinary cold, and its benefi-
cial effects when administered in cases
of we'll defined consumption: Take of
pure honey, linseed oil and good Jam
aica rum, of each one tea cupfull, mix.
OF this mixture take tablespoonful
before meals, three times day. The
mixture to he shaken before taken. Per-
severe i'll its use and relief is certain
Grctna Courier.
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BROWN~EYES.

Love of my life My darling Nell,
With eyes of love divine,
Why have you come with your lustrous ligh
To steal the light of mine?
Why have you crossed the rosy path
That / was won't to treadl
Why did my tongue reveal the words
That were better left unsaid?
Why do tremble beneath thy glance9
What is the witching spell
That lures me on like foolish moth
To death love so well2
Why do bask in the lurid light
OF love with sorrow fIaught!
What, oh what is this frcnzied work
That pair Of eyes hath wrought!
Loving brown eyes! !! Oh cruel bright eyes
Which have captured my peace Of mind,
Ne'er let thy baneful magic light
Seek other eyes than mine!
Beautiful eyes, bewildering eyes,
Oh eyes Of love sublime,
May they never dim in their lustre bright
Or in happiness cease to shine.
NJ L.
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Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine.

The January issue of this admirable
monthly is, in all respects, holiday num-
ber, and reflects great credit on the new
editor, T. De Witt Talmage, d. d. 1t opens
with charming illustrated Christmas Carol,
by Il. H. Stoddard. followed by an illustra-
ted article OF much interest. ga Brief Chat
About Christmas" "Cold Weather Talk"
by w. c. Gray "a Christmas Homilv " and
''Christmas and Epiphany Celebrations.'
etc, are timely and excellent articles. The
"Reminiscences of an old New Yorker are
continued the new serial, "May Cunning
hams Trial" is concluded. and two Of deep
interest commenced, entitled, Z" Margaret's
Enemy by the author Of Maid Marjory.'
etc, and t Prudence Winterburn," by Sarah
Doudney. There are short stories. sketches,
essays, poems, etc. by celebrated writer's
and the Home Pulpit gives sermon by
Rev. DR. Talmage, "The Manger." Among
the many attractive features Of the number.
which abounds with entertaining, instruct
i've and edifyins reading, is No. /, of :. People
Have, Met" by the Editor, introducing,
with illustrations, William Cullen BRYANT
Washington Irving, Peter Cooper Daniel
Webster and DR. j. &. Holland The prize.
Of number is % cents: yearly subscrip-
tien. 3d. post paid. Address. FRANK LESLIE,
50, So and 81 Park Place, New York.
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not found to the same extent in other
States. The Terrio ball room was the
local Of these assemblies, and it's spacious
hall and the delicious gumbo served by
the proprietor enjoyed reputation not
limited to State lines. The room was
provided with..a stage of good size, and
at the balls the young Of both sexes
enjoyed themselves in the graceful waltz
and social quadrille, being so situated
as to profit by the lessons set them by
their mothers and sisters on the floor
below.
During the Summer season portions of
the stock company of French actors
from Now Orleans would pass the dull
season in Donaldson and favor the town
and country folk with theatrical repre-
sentations.
About this time Duncan +. Kenner,
one of the beaux of Ascension, had de-
veloped Il taste for fine blooded horses,
and commenced his successful racing
career. This circumstance led to the
creation of a race track and to a success
sion of fine races for some years after.
As is often the case in moments of
enjoyment, some one, during the first
meeting, proposed a foot race to be run
by the men. There were numerous ell
tries, and much sport ensued from the
failures and mishaps of some of the
contestants. Many started, some fell ex-
hausted, others gave out, and the race
was won by Capt. Narcisse Landry,
hale and hearty old gentleman who had
numbered his fifth decade.
1t is very certain that the people of
that day knew how to strew the paths
of life with roses, and to make business
and pleasure go hand in hand.
I must not fail to note the existence of
a celebrated female seminary, over which
presided Mrs. Thayer, an intelligent and
highly cultivated lady from New York.
1t was we'll patronizcd, and received
pupils from all parts of the State. This
school added greatly to the attractions
Of the place and drew many visitors OF
both sexes from u distance.
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Foreign.

Dumas is to have statue.
The Venice gondolieri have struck.
Belfast, Ireland, will have all indus
trial exhibition. o.
The Queen did not open Parliament in
person this year.
Portugal is suftsing greatly from
hordes Of wolves.
The Pope is seriously contemplating
removal from Rome.
The correct list of the Vienna fire VIC
Tins is now given at 794.
The death rate ut Lesseps' canal is re-
ported as very alarming.
The Russian Church classifies death
from drinking with suicide.
Austrian instructips officers have been
engaged for the Siamese army.
During Parnell's imprisonment his
farmer friends attend his farm.
The manager and printer Of United
Ireland, have lied to England from lre-
land.
In last months storm nearly 200 Of the
Berwick aud Firth Of Forth fishermen
were lost.
The London Times and Observer &C.
yeroly denouncc the way Guitcau's trial
is conducted.
The French Government has founded
national schools for deco rative art ut
Nice aud Bourges.
An offensive and defensive alliance
will shortly be concluded between Tur-
key and Germany.
Prince Victor Napoleon, heir to tho
Bonapartist hopes, has just taken his
degree as Bachelor Of Sciences.
Fifteen French towus have pronounced
i'll favor of negotiations for Franco
American treaty ot Commerce..
The Constabulary Barracks at Croboy,
County Meath, Ireland, have been ma
liciously burned to the ground.
Prince Roland Bonaparte has sold out
his interest i'll the political gambling
establishment in Monaco, Naples.
Herr Joettel, an Austrian by birth and
a naturalized American citizen, contrib
uted So, 500 to the sufferers by the Vienna
fire.
Garibaldi intends visiting Paris and
Narseilles next summer with view to
improving the reiatiuns between France
and Italy.
A little girl only IA years Of age has
just been cOnyictcd and sentenced To
death at the Cumberland Assizes in Eng
land, for the murder Of u baby whose
nurse she was.
The Siamese nation has recently been
plunged into mourning by the death of
the court and body elephant Of the King,
for which all the animals attendants
were punished.
III England you can now write tele-
gram OH ordinary note paper, stick on
postage stamps sufficient to pay for II.
put it i'll street post box. aud it will lie
sen. SO soon as the box is cn,fied.
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For Sale.
Desirable Property in Thibodaux.

Desirable Property in Thibodaux.
TNHAT desirable property located at the
Il western extremity Of jackson street, in
the town of Thibodau1, consisting Of s. a
cious lot Of ground, a neat and comfortable
residence. with L attachment-tiye rooms
IN main building, three IN the land a
building suitable for a store or other pur-
pose. Yard contains fruit and shade trees:
Two cisterns ATTACHED to the dwelling. Will
be sold at a bargain. For further particu-
lars apply to or address A. L. DONNAUD,
Times office, New Orleans, La.
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MILLINERY.

AIRS. M. BLUM. Milliner, Mississippi
Nl street. between Lessard and St: Pat
rick. Latest styles Of Bonnets, Hats, French
Flowers. etc; also, all kinds OF Ladies' IN
dcrwear.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

ID RYBISKI. Apotheeary and Druggist,
d. Mississippi street, between St. Patrick
and st. Vincent streets, adjoining Gondran's
store.
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aau.prs mo. l2mos. ) mos. mos. year

Transient advertisements 81 per square
Il rat insertion; each subsequent insertion,
rs cents per square.
Official advertisements 81 per square first
:insertion; each subsequent publication oo
secnts per square.
Editorial notices, first insertion, 2oc cents
.per line; subsequently, 10 cents per line.
Cards of six lines or less in Business Di-
rectory, five dollars per annum.
Brief communications !: on subjects OF
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to an,nvmous letters.
The editor is notrespon j le forthe views
Of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF, Donal onville. La.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

" MAUR1N. General Fire Insurance
' : Agent. Mississippi street. over Fer
nandez's barber shop. Represents tirst-class
companies with over $4,000, 900 Of capital.
Policies issued directly from agency with.
out delay.
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-HoUsEs.

HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES
DORT. E. LEE HOTEL. at Marx Israel's
HI old stand, corner Mississippi and Les
sarl streets. Jos. Lafargue, proprietor. Bar
and billiard room attached. First-class en-
tertainment and accommodations.
ltITY HOTEL. p. Lefevre, Proprietor,
~ Railroad Avenue, cor. Iberyile street.
Bar supplied with best Liquors.
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~ KLINE, corner Crescent Place and
VIZ Houmas street, dealer in Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Pro
visions, Corn, Oats and Bran.
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sODAWATER MANUFACTORY.

CODA WATER MANUFACToRY, II.
y Hetler. proprietor. No. II Mississippi
street Soda, Mineral. Seltzer and all kinds
of aerated waters manufactured, and sold
at lowest prices.
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DONALDSONvILLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. Etc.

u LANDMAN. dealer in Dry Goods,
Ii. Groceries, Plantation Supplies, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, and General
Merchandise, corner r. R. Avenue and
Taylor Streets, Que block from Railroad
DcpOt.
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IosEpH GoNDRAN, dealer in Clothing,
u Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, Boots, Shoes. Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Saddlery, Crockery, Furniture
and all kinds of House Furnishing Goods,
Blue Store Mississipni street.
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TNSNIITH.

IT OUIS j. RACKE, Tinsmith, Mississippi
III street, at Lenann's old stand. Orders
attended to with dispatch and satisfaction
insured.
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NJ ISRAEL & CO., dealers in Dry Goods,
Nls Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Saddlery,
Buggies, etc, corner Mississippi street and
Railroad Avenue.
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M LEVY, dealer in Dry Goods, Cloth
Nle ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries,
Furniture, Hardware and Plantation Sup
plies. at Lcnann's old stand, Mississippi
street. G. FEITEL, Agent.
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EDWARD N. PUGH, Attorney at Law,
IL Attakapas street, opposite Louisiana
Suuare. Visits Napoleonyille on Mondays.