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, 1882-10-28
A Fine Hair Dressing.

please hang up" is the polite telephoni'
for Hold your tongue"
, 1882-10-28
TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY.

A large assortment of new styles Of ladies
Misses and Gents Hosiery and UNDER
WEAR VERY CHEAP.
, 1882-10-28

The wicker bonnet 50 fashionable IN Paris
has reached America
, 1882-10-28

H''' F,EU.-Iast Friday evening
lie 6S,a birthday Of our esteemed
=. ..a- Nrs, jaiy Gbolsan. widow of Rev.
''-..'.a, aT'aneeT preacher in this val
~ ..Tir number OF her friends and ac-
'l2.-s surprised h,r with a visit and
- ., esteem aai good will. Among
'z'sa', were Mr. and Mrs. Cooper.
a.. lles Dl,ssr Ms. Waterman, Mr.. and
~ '-''s- Nrs wm. Cooper. Miss J.
3-'i--, Ias Misses Iannie and Abbie
,''.'aaa, Mss Minnie Hill. Miss Z. NJ,
.., ,s. Mss Nevie Casker. Mr.. Nm. Peser
= HlSiaai Alter an evening Of pleas.
-a'an features. Mrs. Gholson was
=. = ne recipient o; large number Of to
i1-ia.e Presents. The guests served
pa !; - O'Clock. and after setting the
u o'aa' departed Tor their homes, es.
he wish tina. Grandm, GbolsoD
.: ~re u enjoy many such ,;.;.s
, 1882-10-28

: EEr--m> iuNI>ENr.-A 'boarder"
:-..u, cr.,a REBELLION is imminent at his
l.'a;q.a,c. oae Of the ',stopPers" rose up
l BIS wrath AMI told the Landlord that he
Es .r-...eI :, the manson in question, by
o. promise q home comforts. tie was far
isig ;E.m bis dear Oh home, AMI his heart
ya-sasi 'or comforts. AMI he had not met
:.a.. tie -ali, .'~i- leave it to the India
%. .'eT sNranslvruess oi Your conscience, If
'.l'emc; wItH any nome comfort at your
.'e After 4U Investigation Of all the
..-'e.i., commerrial and statistical works |
.l7 mi nothing warranting me- health from
..g ';eI3y use o' c.ru-b,cf hash and valetu-
'a'-aa coffee. Now II You can change that
~. 20 ,,N m"a:as perhaps can stand 1t.
I y's a.a.l .-; Is have chicken stuffed
M. Ta.a'T packing, or hts Of tin, my soul
-.- 7"' a-: :, y.u gladly. bat coru-beef
.''.. gr1..a:e-: eternal hash. makes a
ain, "..irrue,, OF my heart. | am not
-. '' ,.r Oriental splrudor and masniti-
' S>paTweek. hut at home | never
- -., ;a.r with the chair hack or chrome
! .r- leave TO tenirrmy resi- snation. -
, 1882-10-28
CLOAkS,
DOLMANS,
CIRCULARS,
AND ULSTERS.

We have taken unusual care in the selection
of these goods from New York samples. and
feel confident that for quality. makeup and
style cannot be equalled this side Of San Fran
cisco. Prices much lower than inferior goods
have been sold for heretofore.
, 1882-10-28
DRESS GOODS.

In this Department your attention Is called to
our elegant and seasonable line of rich Dress
Goods AMI Trimmings, comprising rtcent i'm
portations Of new and decided novelties not OBJ
tainable tins side of Portland We offer these
desirable goods at prices which are extremely
low.
, 1882-10-28
STRAYEO.

VNROM TOM PAGES RANCH, ABOUT
Il ten days ago, Bel!foun.ier horse sired
by Dexter. The horse is of same size and
color Of his sire-l6 han Is high, bald face, four
white legs and branded h on left shoulder. A
suitable reward will he pai for the return Of
the horse to NE in Waila walla.
oc,0 div ED. WILLIAMS.
, 1882-10-28

We can truthfully say that We have the boss
stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Suits, Over
coats and listers. Any one requiring any
thing in this department will consult their
best interests by Inspecting our stock bef"re
making their purchases
, 1882-10-28

In endless variety in the very best makes Tor
Ladies, Gents and Children, purchased direct
from the manufacturers, ami will lie sold at
bed rock prices.
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A Strong Man sray.,x DIVING.

Nhena strange man is brought face to
iacewith death he usually manifestscour-
age amt resignation incorporation to the
strength which he has displayed in
meeting the many troubles in the life of
living man. 1t is not, therefore, re-
markable that Senator Hill, Georgia's
great orator and statesman, should
face the King Of Terrors as bravely in
his sick room as soldier ever did
amidst the excitement Of the battle
held. He is dying of q pain
ful and loathsome disease, which is
slowly but surely eating its way to the
great arteries of the throat, and the
Senator eomprehends as clearly as do
MS physicians themselves that his life
can by no possibility be saved, and
That death may come to him at any me-
ment. Yet he rises daily, and is wheel
ed 10 3 pleasant window in his home
through which he eheerfully looks forth
on the earth he Is about to leave. and
manltests far less grief or despondency
than the loving group which daily
gamers about him to enjoy to the last
!her intercourse with one so soon to
leave them. Though his tongue is
nearly gone he can yet manage TO artic-
ulaten ana ne declared the other day
that tnis period Of calm in which, free
nom al the cares, solicitudes and ex.
cltements that have marked his busy
career, he sits waiting for death, cheers
ana eomforted by the love ah6 devotion
OF his family, is the happiest he has
ever known on earth, and he looks for.
ward to death with SO little of terror q,
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apprehension that he actually asked his
son The did not envy him his prospects
| OF speedy journey to a better land.
Senator Hill has been man Of affairs
| and an active worker in the great drama
\ of human existence, and he has natural
~, as positive and aggressive men will,
| frequently made enemies and called
| down on his head denunciation. The
men who Lave differed from him
strongly and bitterly In the past doubt
less still hold fast to the convictions
! which led to such difference and cannot
be expected by reasonable beings to
suddenly reverse their settled opinions
and their estimate of the good or evil of
the mans career. Yet all such can join
with the deepest feeling in the .admira-
ton called forth in every healthy mind
by the spectacle, of so brave an ending
OF an. active and vigorous liferwhich
but for the distressing disease now
preyiDg upon il would still be at its
very food tide, promising many years
of activity and usefulness to its possess
sOr. -.
twill be well for people to think of
this in order that they may compre-
bend more clearly than many seem to
do the character and extent OF the low
ing sympathy manifested by the whole
people while the life of another public
man who met death with calmness, pa
thence and courage was ebbing away by
the seaside nearly a year ago. The
foolish and unthinking have worked
themselves into sort of passion of I'M
reason over the refusal of many who
sincerity sympathized with President
Garfield during his days of suffering
since his death TO take back every criti-
cism they ever made on his career, and
rewrite history in order that'future gen.
elatiOns shall believe that the life so
bravely ended at Elberon was without
blemish through all its years. Let such
people, most of whom are amongst the
men who have savagely attacked Sena-
tor Hill for various public causes, put to
themselves the question whether or not
they are willing to pass him down to
history through his whole career, in the
Confederate army and Congress, and
later in the halls of legislation at WASH
ington, as wise, just, temperate, faithful
and all that goes to make the ideal man
and statesman, simply because, with
Christian faith and manly courage, he
has faced the King of Terrors as bravely
and patiently a. ever did Garfield or
any other who met certain death while
life was yet sweet and the natural decay
of physical powers had not yet begun.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. August 6-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments 300 head. Market weak and dull at
lOc of decline; mixed 81 60@S 25; heavy
SIS SO@S so; light 81 5O@S 3d. skips St OOg
: %.
800 head. Market very sluggish and dull
at 1Oc OF a decline; exports 81 2O97 50;
good TO choice shipping So 1907 90; con-
mon to fair 81 25tG6 90; butchers 81 400
AIS: stockers and feeders s. O094 %; east
ern dairy calves, 50 OO@l4 90 per head.
range very dull Texans So 50@4 IS; half
breeds and Americans 81 40C95 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1,SO0 head shipments
$50 head. Market sluggish and weak at 80
64Oc of decline from last week; common
TO fair So OO@3 so; medium to good s. 20
IA IS; choice to extra 81 20@4 80.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, August 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 2O4 head; market fair; prime s. 90
a. %; good s. 1896 %; common 81 5O@
Hogs-Receipts 700 head; market fair;
Philadelpbias IS 75@9 O0; Baltimores IS 40
as so; Workers s. 75@S %.
Sheep-Receipts /, 400 head; market firm;
prime SA@5c; good 4h@44c; common )
@3Ec.
New York.
NEW YORK, August l6. The Drorers JourTa-
al bureau reports: Beeves-Receipts for two
DAYS 4, $50 head trade fair at reduction OF
&c all round; extremes 50 50@l4 90; for
native steers 50 25@l0 %; for Texans do.
50 5OGlO 25; for half.bred Western steers
none taken for expectation; no shipments.
Sheep Receipts for two days 8, 400
head. Market rather dull; common to prime
sheep 81 OO@5 IS; common to choice lambs
S. 2o@7 90. on,,
Swine-Receipts for two days 5, 700 head !;
live hogs dull and lower with fair to good
state pigs sold at SIS 5o@S 60 per hundred.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI August l6.-Liye Hogs
Steady; common and light Sc 5O9I TO;
packing and butchers ST 70@S S7H.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, August 16.-Dry Goods
The market has not been so active as ior
the preceding days, still the demand and
movement have been of very fair proper
tions. Desirable fabrics of a seasonaole
class are in steady request, and large
production of such are being daily dis
tributed; a good business is reached with
ont any appearance of movement. Prints
are doing very we'll through deliveries, and
with modern selections there has been
good business reached. Staple and fancy
einghams are in steady selection and with
Stocks cleaned up, prices are higher ana
Bates advanced to S1fc. Staple cottons OF
ali classes are very firm, and Lawrence l.
are sold largely ahead of orders accepted at
value only. Dress goods are in steady re-
ouest, and such staples as cashmeres,
suTahs, serges and twills in colors are IN
steady demand. Low and medium silk
velyets and plush, from Sl.5e to Sl;1o, IN
colors, are much sought after and very
scarce, The general dem and is based upon
wants made necessary by the breaking up
of assortments, and as the distributing
trade of the interior improves, repeat
orders will be larger and more frequent
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Observation-Disclosures

RAILROAD bOADS-lrregular on moderate
volume of business.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull and lower.
SrOCKS-Market in the morning was ir-
regular on areduced, volume of business the
advance in IT ansfer money yesterday hav-
ing had tendency to restrict trading. At
the opening prices declined, but at first
call the temper of speculation changed and
an advance ranging from H@lH per cent.
in the general list was noted. The upward
move was led by Northern Pacific, Reading,
Delaware, Lackawsnna & Western and st,
Paul & Omaha; outside of active list Mem
phiS & Charleston rose 5, Pullman Palace
Car > and Canada Southern % per cent.
After midday the market was dull and weak,
prices showing a decline of q to Is per
cent, the latter in Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. The weakness continued
until about Ills, prices further declining
L@5s per cent. and the lowest prices OF the
day were then made. An advance of "a
las per cent succeeded, Northwestern in
the lead. During the last hour of business
the market was firm and gradual advance
in prices was noted. Some of the shorts
covered freely, the decline in the rates for
money having induced the purchase Of
stocks. The principal activity was in
Union Pacific the coal shares, st. Paul and
Omaha, Northern Pacific Texas Pacific,
Louisville and Nashville, and Northwest
ern. Northwestern and St. Paul and
Omaha advanced on favorable reports from
Saratoga. while Lackawanna went up on
the announcement that the Buffalo
extension would be opened in thirty days.
The market closed strong. Approximate
earnings for Denver and Rio Grande the
second week of August, Sll3, TS5.
Transactions 2tS5 100 shares,
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Norwood High School and College

Norwood, Nelson county, Va. r. II Willis,
Jr., UNIV. OF Val l. Il. Wharton univ. OF
Val d. D.. Principals. Opens September q
1852, with full corps Of instructors. Location
especially healthy. Chaiybeate water. COM
Thorough preparation for University OF VIZ:
ginsa and other higher Institutions. Board
and tuition from 500 TO s2dD per annual ses.
sion. Apply 10 Principals for catalogue.
jy25eod
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) upon the Liver.
} upon the Kidneys
INITIATES the Bowels.
j ues the Blood.
IstS the Nervous System.
'8mOteS Digestion.
prishes, Strengthens and InVig
fies of the Old Blood and makes
||hS the pores or the skin and In
&calthy Precipitation.
.[s.lZeS the hereditary faint or poison
D., which generates ScrO fula, Eryslpe-
u manner OF skin diseases and exter-
b..
.tre no spirits employed in itsmanufac-
s. II can be taken by the most delicate
IN the aged and feeble, care only bainS
IN attention TO directions.
and BRANCH, Ksnawha Co., W. Va.
/fSed Or. Clark Johnson Indian Blood
Imy family for four years, and in all
aS proved 70 be as recommended. II
NE OF Dtphtheria- =. =, jones'
BCRNSyILLE, BraXt0n Co, W. Va.
eeen entirely cured Of Heart Disease
= ~ pr. Clark JOhnSOus Indian Blood
recommend its use 10 the affiicted.
WM. WORKMAN
EVANSVILLE, BraXton Co, W. Va.
differing with Dyspepsia and Llvel
for several years, Twas persuaded 70
Dark JOhuSOnS Indian Blood Syrup,
. succeeded in making new man out
CAIN A. HINKLE
HUNTSVILLE, BraNton Co., W, Va.
pr. Clark JOhnSOuS Indian Blood
4 YOU recommend Il to be | was az.
ri h Liver Complaint for a great many
~ The Syrup completely cured me.
N ELIZA ETH RlFFLE
RRErrs BEND, W. Va, Feb. 10, 1881.
NEK JOHNSOS-I have been cured Of
- by using your Indian Blood Syrup
send II highly. KATIE b. GENTRY
wanted for the sale OF the Indian
[op IN eyey town or village IN which
|Igent. Particulars given on applies
" u GGISTS SELL IT.
or5 u West Third Street, New
&kity.
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NOTARY PUsLIo.
ALEXANDER BONE, sR.

@vorARY PUBLIC,GENERAL BUsIanse
~ Snd Real Estate Agent Loansnes?eiasst
Etocfs bought and sob, Aerchsnt.' and MANI
fscturers' Books opened. examined and ciossd,
Psnts COLLECTED. Houses Rented and LeAsed
Goiisctsonr promptly RENTED Advances
made. All bushes coTrespondenoe eonnqsn'
tiaIiy attended to- Send for Circular apn nsI-
srrresG ms Market street, GRANGER BLOCK,
o. Ofy Bank. Wheeling. ". Va
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Petroleum.

Trusy1ILE, August l6.-0il-opened at
soc: highest 593Sc; lowest SSAc;, closed
at 59L4c. Shipments Il,SS0 barrels; uoe
The United are unable to give their runs
PrrrsBuReH, August l6.-fetroleum5s
Quiet. United certificates irregular; closed
a. seIc: refined exc for Philadelphia
delivery
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PRODUCE,


NEW YoRk. August 16.-Cotton-Steady
at Is 1.l6@132s; futures easy. Flour-Dull
and unchanged; receipts 20, 735 barrels; ;
exports AGO barrels. Wheat-h@Xc
lower on cash lots, 1z@Ac lower on options;
receipts 325, COO barrels; exports 2OS,OV9
barrels; No. 2 spring nominal ungraaed
red 92@$1 -; steamer No. do 81 AZ; No.
red 81 1885, steamer No red 81 LAG
l l1A; No. > red 81 12ETG1l l213; certificates
81 l5Cal 1877, delivered; No. red 81 15%;
ungraded white 81 l2@1 10; steamer No:
white 81 10; No. do, sales II, 900 bushels,
at 81 10; No. 2 red seller August EOS, 900
bushels, at 81 121s@1 1928, closing at 81 ~;
seller September, sales $4,000 bushels,
at 81 l2]f@l Is, closing at 81 l2A; seller
October, sales Az, 900 bushels, at 81 1875
al AZ, closing at 81 1879; seller Noyem-
Der, sales 1000 bushels, at 81 1891 l5!S,
closing at 81 1914; seller December, sales
5000 bushels, at 81 l64@n IL, closing at
81 16A. Corn -H@1c lower; receipts Az
535 bushels; exports III 900 bushels; IN
graded s3@9Oc; No. 9 S61lc; in store $50
sS1%c delivered; No. 9 white 99c; No.
seller August S5H@S6Hc, closing at S5zci
seller September S5GS6c, closing at Soc;
seller October S4ssGS5c, closing at SAC;
seller November S0k@Slc, closing at
s01Sc. 0ats-A@1zc better; receipts 81 600
bushels; exports go bushels; western mix
ed oo(96Uc; Wnlte western IOYtoVC- nay
Quiet but steady at 65@70c. Hops-frm;
Eastern 44@4Sc; New York State 4l@5lc.
Coffee-Dull and unchanged. sugar-Steady;
fair to good refining quoted at 3-16@I5 10.
Molasses-Quiet and unchanged. Pork
In fair demand but lower rates at $40 COG
p 90. Rice-Quiet and steady. Petroleum
Dull and easier; United sec: crude $50
61sc; refined &c. Tallow-Firn; prime
city S4@Shc. Rosin-Steady at 81 S0S
50. Turpentine-Steady at 46h@46Hc.
Eggs-Western fresh, quiet but firm at
22H@2Sc. Leather-Firm and fairly active;
hemlock sole 2l@2451c. Wool-Quiet but
steady; domestic fleece 39@46c; pulled Is
| @42c; unwashei 12@34c; Texas l4SSlc.
Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut Mests-Quiet
and nominal; long clear middle 1SAc.
Lard-StrOnger; prime steam Sl2 6S@l2 30.
Butter-In good demand; market firm at
| l5@25c. Cheese-QGiet and firm for
choice western fat 69l0c.
RAltfmore. ... ..-
| BALTIMORE, August 16.-Flour-Dull.
| Wheat-Western inactive; easier; No. 2
winter red spot and seller August 81 leA
| al IL; seller September 81 1lA91 12H;
seller October 81 l214@1 l21l; seller Noyem-
Der 81 1901 1871; seller December 81 141s
| aSked. Corn-Western opened active and
closed dull; easier; mixed spot s4H@S5c;
seller August si1{@S6c; seller September
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EDUCATIONAL.


GEN. g. w. c. LEE, PRESIDENT THOR
VI oush instruction in LsnguageS Ltera-
ture and Science, and In the Professional
location In the Valley OF Virginia, Necessary
expenses for nine months exclusive OF books
and clothing. need not exceed t1h. Session
opens september 2lst. For catalogue address
J. l. CAMPBELL, JR-, Clerk,
agaegb lexington, Va.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Manufacturers 4 Boat Builders.

TAMPREPARED ToFURNIsH WMANU.
i facturers and boat repairers and builders.
building and repairing of boats, oak, poplar,
beech, hickory. sugar, and In all lengths and
thickness desired. For prices and particulars
address wendell SLENDER,
iy2lb Proctor, wetzel Co., w. Va
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Assessment Notice.

CLERKS OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING.
August II, 1872
Public notice is hereby given I. all persons
interested that the assessors elected by the
Council of the city of Wheeling have COM
pleted their assessment for the year and made
ing 10 appeal from said assessment. or desir-
ing any corrections made, will appear al the
City Building before the Board OF Equaliza-
ton and Appeals, on the 18th day OF August,
meet at that time, at the said City Building.
10 hear all objections 10 said assessment, and
revise and correct the same. =
agi5i FRANK BOWERS, City Clerk.
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View York Metals.

NEw YoRK, August 16.-Metals-Manpfac-
tnred Copper-Unchanged new sheathing
isc. ingot lake 1s%@lsac; Pig Iron
on;st and firm; Scotch $2S OOS20 oo.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STANTON, VA.

STATNTUN, Va.
MIS-. Gen. ]. E. r. Strart, Principal:
The next session will open September 18th,
with a full corps OF teachers. Training thor.
ough and terms moderate. Catalogue sent
upon application TO the Principal. Iyzoeodb
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I'm agents wanted. IS aday usds
w sulng cur New HousshoIS
|~ Articles and Family SrSIs
HesghS nm IN 8 lbS- Silt
OreDa DOMESTIC SCALE Coz
.CinctnnAd
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DRUGS.
AT ANY MOMENT

AT ANY MOMENT
VIoU MAY NEED A REMEDY FOB
Diarrhpa, Cholera Morbus, or Cholera
An excellent medicine far such an emergency
Is GIundys Cholera and Diarrhpa Mixture.
Keep IL In your house and carry IL In your
satchel when travelling. Price Is cents
Prepared ana sold by Lo0AN q W.
1T IS WELL KNOWN
That Iogans Essence OF Jamaica Ginger In
one OF the best tones to aid enfeebled diges-
ton, and IL also an elegant corrective OF
trouble arising from change OF water, errors
in eating &C. No one should travel without
II. II Il strictly pure and full streghth' heep
II handy. Price &c, In large oottIes.
LOGAN & CO.'S
HOMESTEAD LIVER Pills !
These Pills are the result Of a careful study
Of modern discoveries. aud OF the most ap'
nroyed remedies for Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Constl pa ion. Disordered Digestion'
DC. They contain no calomel or o. her miner.
ais, Their action upon the Stamach ana Liver
il such ~ Tn stimulate the diges'iNe iuncuobss
without producing the weakness and want OF
tone thai follow the NE of ordinary purgAtives
FORTY PILLS IN EACH BOX.
20 that the Homestead Pills are not only
the best hut the cheapest PILL In the inarket.
snecial directions 20 with each box, showing
how 10 use them M n Purgative, for Liver
Complaint, for Habitual Co>tlveneM, &c.
Price 2,c. Sent by mail on receipt OF price
Prepared only by
LOGAN 81 CO.,
jyIs DRUGGISTS, WHEELING. W. VA.
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VASSAR COLLEGE,

DOUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y. A COMPLETE
college cOure for women, with Schools
OF Painting and Music, and a preparatory de-
partment. Catalogues sent.
\. l.. CALDWELL, ID. D.,
aplOeod-epZ President.
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1857 Prizes, amounting
Application for rates tn clubs should be
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, Civ
ing full address. Send orders by Express,
Registered Letter or Money Order, addressed
only TO NJ. A. DAUPHIE,
.'S' . New Orleans, La,
Or NJ. A, DAUPHIN, COZ Seventh 81, Wash
ington, d. c.
N.B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans VII
receive prompt attention. aS
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TaAnsploaTAr.on.

eundAyJ oxctp ,-.A-n n.A-
viii run ever twenty ninutes froOs'o ..
NJ iy 70 -" p ." Jos KL.EHH. s.pk
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money cas- LIZ Per Cent.-GOvernments
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dull Wheat Easier Provisions
Steady.

NEW YORK, August Is .-MoNEY-At ,
@5k per cent, closing at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5H@6H per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady
at 4S5H; demand 4S9
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FURNITURE &C.
FTJRNITURE.
BUY At
r etail at Wholesale Prices

Agent for the Riverside Furniture MrSs ana
i N lps ~ Nantes. Il. q. CALDWELL.
maIS.ei1eu 100 and I5C2 Market Street.
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| BYowN's Iron BITTE2S
| one of the very few tonic
brdicines that are not COM
Csed mostly of alcohoi d"
rb;skey. thus becoming a
Irtful source of intemPer-
bce by promoting a desire
u rum.
4 BpowN's Iron BrTrEsS
. guaranteed to be a non.
tSxicating stinulant, AM
L., n nearly every case
Ike the place Of all liquor,
n a, the same time abso-
E.,v kill the desire for
k;skcv and other insoNl-
st:ng beverages.
i Rev. CIV. E,cz, c4;t2r Of
\ ,!my7r1g (.!'7:F3T RF-
r.. says Of Browns Iron
&ttcrs:
Gin. O.. Nov. 10. 1881.
,..r,s:-Th- foolish vast
N. II vital iO,ce in business,
r,Ea,arc. and vicious mil
Fence Of our people, makes
So.r preparation neeesS.y'
snIiI applied, viii save hun
Gr,t, who resort TO salooH
for Temporary TecuPeEln3A
IBRowN's IRON BITrERS
Is been thoroughly tested
dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Iiousncss, weakness, de5l-
i, ovework, rheumatism,
kuralgia, consumption
Ter complaints, kidney
bubbles, Sc. and it never
Is to render speedy and
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