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$50, 800.
And Is Drawn Nun bsrs ont Of IS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,
S35.995.

Class No. 4, Tor lc3y
To be drawn at Alexandra, Virginia, On Saturday,
June, 1889
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
,295 SlO,5l5, So 900, S4u0N, S"''
S25OO, 81 $50, 81 coo, 81 $50, 81 GOO 81 800 So
81 300 250, 81 200. 50 prizes "f 81 600, 90 Z" :.
50 Of S220, 50 Of $780, GO Of $lGO, 60 Of Si1O, Z.
Sl20, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves 5, quarters = so.
Certificates OF Packages OF q Whole Tickets Sig
Do do 25 f}alf do -
Do do &c Quarter do o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-31
Rich and Splendid Scheme for 18Th June
\ IexaNssria Lottery. Class NO.

With capital Of SIS U0O-A Also, S2o0oO St"t
$40 900, Sc CO. $4,000 &c, &c in all. amounting
more than ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters 5. e'ghihs ~
A Certificate OF Package of &c Whole Tickets :
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(Exom Tie v Y Courier of May %


The main building Of the premises on The hiIi avenue
occuped by the cbc.e establishment, was totally d's-
s,royed by fire, which broke out yesri dny morning.
about quarter pas. o'clock in The roof y The bnd.
inr and RACED with such violence and rapldity, 'hai al
efrs TO suh!ue it proved unavaIiiug The wing "ccu'
ripd BY the fpmaps also the work shop ana the SUI
psrine ndenis apartments fortunately escaped unhJhf
3D. and considerable quantity OF furniture and o'mtr
property also rescued. from Inc liames i"e ne
was H. 81 discovered in the r"ui Immediately over lr
steam engine house. in the cooking department, tni
whether il was accidental or had been communicate
by some Of The BOY still remains undiscovered.
The time Of The re about 2GG youths we're conhnsa
in The establishment, three tour ut whom maze
their escape in the confusion The inspectors o"t 'e',
report the conduct Of The youths generally as very
praseSorhy. they using every effort to check Tue pro-
gress Of the flames There Is s'l sulncIeht acc'''h"
da,on on The premises 10 render their removal elsewhere
unnecessary. =,
Several members Of the Common Council as aso "'f'
Justice Boodgood, and other Police Maas'fa"s 'rfe
promptly the spot, anxious 10 render every
in their power.
The building iusl destroyed, woud not IN any case,
have been occupied for simar purpose beyond lew
months spacious establishment situated on me
East River, bellevue Aimsouse IS a'os' .esuy "f
occupancy and is in every respect more eligible than
the present The fire yesterday The second wnicn
has occurred within three years, and at that lime large
building intended for the use of The females was &C.
slrnved shortly after its erection.
The insurance The present property vas, We uh.
Gersland to hot limited amount
P. S Since writing the preceding, lbe i!iowlng mas
been sen, Us for publication:
To the Editor IF the Courier nnd enquirer.
House. or RsruGE. May -. I
"Wednesday evening IL o'clock )
We have uscerained 10 our satisfaction that our lire
originated irom the smoke pipe Of OH! steam grneraof
We have all our children comfortably III bed, and since
thew were put there mother came 10 the gaze with her
own son. asking what she must TAKE 10 get him
the Refuge. We acknowledge with gratitude The Divine
Providence which has g'acluusly watched over US
from The beginning of our day.
Respectfully.
DAVID TERRY ia. SUrt n. IF r.
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RIGGEH'S
Exchange s. Lottery Office.

~ 7noshsf ri 81 eco (uhote) stnito CorrtsDoss,,,
Drawn Numbers of the Alexandra Lottery, Class \.
3, drawn 18Th May, 1885, w.
Is As Go AZ 81 81 SIS IS 90 : "a 3, :,
Wro!e Ticket, Nos IA % a Capital Prize Of a..
thousand Dollars, sold and vii! be paid usual a,spb,
by Bigger. GU
u Another Grand Scheme FOR 18Th J,rc IN
S2I. $50. I,l.&H0. L. GOO
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$4,000 Dollars.
And Ia drawn Nos
Alexandria Lottery,

Glass No. q, for 1889
To be drawn al Alexandra. D G., on Saturday, 18th
June lS5g
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Office, Richmond, E'N
Splendid Scheme far the 18Th June, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE.
$4,000.
And fourteen drawn numbers.
Alexandria lottery,

Class No a. for 1889
To be drawn a. Alexandria, d. e on Saturday, 18th
June 1889
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-31
Alexandria LOTTERY

And nine Capitals Of $4,000 each ere a lew II II,
leading capitals, sold and paid as Usual with & rse, :,
sight The same good fortune and prong, pay sin b.
continued 10 all those who purchase tn.Ir Tickets ),
BlGGER'S Prize Office.
- Orders meet The most prompt attention srd in A.
the original (A!arageis) Tickets and Shares y
he forwarded guen ty no, liable 10 any mistake ~
dispute. Tie Cash Tor all Capital Przes can BE- he'd a.
usual at SIGHT, The moment lhr drawings are received
~ Please address HOS. 3 BIGGER.
E,hmord Ia
May "a 5-3,& ateJune
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ph,odeiuh;a, March Is, 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-31

Splendid Scheme for the I5th Jane, 1889.
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EN- CHASCERY-vIR 10 wit-At rules held IN
b the Clerks Office of The County Court Of MadIson
! The 9Th day at May lc30:
Joseph Hume flahuH
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Foo tie will wear their verdslt robes in vain
The opening blossom andsthe early rose,
The modestl'ly and the violet too
Thou canst not now behold. Their odor
Still is thine: their beauty else thee, sweet child,
Is gone!
We, hand in hand with those thou low DIET,
Thou ,nayst go forth at spring time hour
70 catch the song and echu Of the grove,
Which to thy heart will bring sweet melody.
Thy lille test may roam, with cautious guide
Fen to the eaping stream that lifts it, sxalatiOna
To thy cheek-anl its wild music to thine eur,
These are reserved for the pale innocent!
Aud now alone is left the giief worn eve
u watch thy opening iif.-a mothers heart
yherald still. slia | be through time ..
Hope III thy sinless breast shall rear her throne
Ind hold her empire there
And when the voice Of piety shall catch thine ear
greater bliss be thine! Wcaned from the world
On which thou canst not gaZe-tby gentle heart
And virgin thought sla join in heavenly song.
Ii tug thy s"nl to h,N who shut thy eve on earth.
Tho ca st not gaze. Elizsbe,h. as thou hus, done
| At twilight hour, when the weary sun
| Throws hack its golden glorirs to the earth
| Nos watch the lark IN light and fitting wing,
! Nor the bright bepu,ies of the early spring
| 1heser,a not thine. But ali! dear child!
bri litter, hollrr, purer bliss be thine
FNfthy Young heart ID offered npnn to lin
4 Where thou mavst eve gaze with eve nndim-
| Hope be thy highland faith alone thy bliss,
| To guide thee ONE sweet inn cent! to brighter
world than this.
T'HUaDOOS0, Alabama,
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A NEW NAME FOR THE ADM,NlsTRArIox.-ln the
course u the speech of the Hou N. r. !allmadge Mt
Masonic Hal, last evening, and appropriate
name given to the present general administrator
The honorable gentleman, To illustrate some remarks
as to The character and capacity Of the ssident read
an extract from article puslished in number If
Blackwoods' Magazine, in which he and his party were
krned to species Of shell fish, allied barnacles, which
cling with so much Pertnat y to ships ho,ton,s ia
require smart blow TO knock the off. Now sal the
honorable gentleman, call the general government
bnrnocie administration, which cling to the ship 81
state as The hn'nacls proper ling Il vessels ho,t
ie would have these barnaces scrped Oft; and when
that was d.ne, have her fitted out wi Il command
r., bouts ofCln, ilay y and good crew, and lei
her once start on her course.
The conclusion Of this happy and poine illustration
WAS followed bv the most dsatening cheerS.-N York
Times,
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WASHINGTON BALL ROOH-
Dress &. Masquerade BAH

81. Philip street, between Royal Il Bourbon.
'iE Manager of the above named Ball Room, grate
ful TO his friends and the public fo the unparal.
'elled patronage besto~ ed him tor several seasons
respectfully informs them that the establishment, hes
oeen eh'aged for the amusement of visitors and u,-
defgohe immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by none IN quality OF liquors, and the Resa,,rat iii bo
hepf ny the nblest Resthurn,-ur the Cn;,en Staes
:, ne room VIII reopen on Saturday evening, Ord Of
November next, BY n
HRAND DRESS MASQUERADE BALL.
and viii take place usual every Monday, We,lnes
day end Saturday evening, ';uring The season, hich
will and on the LIST Of May, 1899.
N. IS. fhe greatest attention will BIZ paid to kcer
ing perfect order throughout the establishments Is wal
done last season. - "
nctli
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THEATRE,
1T. Louis Exchange Ball Rpom,
First night Of the celebrated


Miss DAVENPORT (elercn years of ape>
ENROM the Theatres Royal, Drurv Lane and Hay.
market-styl-d by the public press, the fra Jure-
Mi'e Actress I" the age whose success in Europe was
unre' edented and who has cres,ed great sensation
IN Amer,cn wing been presented the occasion Of
i,e' benefit in New York by Gen Norris in the name Of
the ger iirmen OF that city, with a splendid ,catch
chain, &C.
The euathiuns Of Miss Davenport hive the honor of
announcing, ihnt in consequence Of the time which
MISS Davenp"r has to spare being filled up at the St
CHARLES hertre. ind feeling themselves hound 10 de-
cline the offer made Tor the Camp street heate and ns
ensuing summer they hive tai eu the splendid hail
room Of the st Louis Exchange and are arranging it
with m Mature theatre for the reception Of
Miss Davenport for fire nights only.
MRS D'V:NPORT,
An Actress OF celebrity from the London theatres, and
NJ. DAVENPORT,
Late stage manager of the New Strand theatre, will APP
pear on this occasion to support Miss Davenport.
On Tuesday Evening, March Goth, 1889, the principal
scenes of
,:-,,,, RICH ARD III.
As acted nv her in London, Fdinhnrs, Gassow,
Dublin, New York, Boston, Philadelphia baltimore
&e-'" each of'l'"se cities she has been greeted with
cheer, and in New yort called The curtain three
", gnn.; s.'s1 . actin" sa",s this churac'el
10 conclude with new piece, written expire ssly for
Miss Davenport. bv l. Lancaster, Esq-he
Music by Corr-culIcd the
| MANAGERS DAUGHr TER
MIR Davenport, Al,nngcr Of the Theatre Rovnl Rirh
Mrs Davenport by MIS- Dvsnaror
Written md intended for thcm1
| In This ri: &C Mss DAVENPORT will sustain ST..
| characters besides her own!
Sing three songs, ant nee the Highland Fling.
Doors open at 7 o'clock-Ferformunce to commence
| at halt past seven.
Box n|nn will be opened on Monlay,ut II O'Clock
| where boxes can he tnkcn.
| Adnittnmce-Dn Dollar, mnr %
FLoi1R-i5oO Irls superfnc and 800 6ne at thu
landing Tor sale by G DORSEY,
mar rs A New I.evet
4 UNNY BAGS--40 bales ia store for sale nv
~ mar " g DORSEY, 4 / New Leve
RAC'N SIDES-l50 casks ulertDr incinnati CT
IL red in store, for sulehy G DORSEY.
maj 10 A New leypt
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CA IL IDS

u PRINTED a! The shortest Notice, in the moss
elegant manner, in Black CoIorcd lyKs on Enamel
led, White Lake, or Plain ; tfncsd CARDS. and
Prices rcry reasonable a TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlCE, corner ofPCydrus aad ST. Charles s,s
Serc'R New and Beautiful FONTS of TYPE here
Just been ndied 10 the Establishment.
Orders rcccirca nj Compiling Room, ST. CAnrlrs
EachaRge 3rl door from GInvier st. or at The Printing
OIfc' co',r of"oydr,e 4 st. Charles strects.
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REMISIscEHcEs or THE DlsPUTEp TERRlroRY.-
history OF this tract The following fom the Boston
IIanscri tis important proving an uckuowie g,neLt
Of the juris Of ainc by the nu,ho tiles Of New
Brunswick.
In the very first year after the separation # Maine
from Massachusetts, the Land Agent OF aine under
'ha direction o., ten. King, then Governor, went n
Aro"stooh and drove of The British ,respasse ., with
whom nc lied, they giving their notes to hi,r for tim
brr cut by te These notes afterwards cOllec,-
ed BY gu is brought in the Counts Of he Province Of
New ,run> wick. No estion was at that time raised
about the jurisdiction Of tho State Of Mai..e.
kennebec Journal
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MIR. BUCKINGHAM'S
LECTURES ON PALESTINE.

LECTURES ON PALESTINE,
WILL commence to morrow evening, Tuesday 26,h
w March in the Presbyterian Church, l.ufa, erle
Square, to begin at half nnsi seven exactly
Tickets for the Course:
Single person., 5. 70 FAMILY o' four, 50 90
Indy and gentleman, 20 Family of five, 9 90
Family OF three, Oh Fan ilv of six 10 90
Single !4dmission.-Adulis s. 90, Minors 50 cents
Pupils from school, % cents each.
Tickets may be had ut the book stores of BENJAMIN
Levy corner # hartres and Blenv'le streets. of
James ea,i', 81 Camp street whore fall progrnm rcs
Of The whole course may he obtained gratis mud us no
more tickets will be issued than the building will com
forla!'y ontan, early application will lone srcure the
&c tinty Of supply, before the limited number is TX.
hausted. NOS
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IMPORTANT DEcisIoN.-lt is doubtless remembered
ny our readers that Mr. Justice Mckinley, Of the D. S.
Alabama Circuit, recently deli cred an epniun that II
corporation cannot debts contracted in any other
s.ae than that by which is Incorporated The Su.
pre.ne Court Of the u. States has rsver ed the decision
Tue Chief Justice delivered long and able opinion.
Besides The htf Justice, there present Justices
story, Wayne, Catrun, baldwin, Barbour, and McKn
ley. The Chief Justice said that his bro hers Nclea,
and Thompson, who were absent corcurred trely in
the opinion, did also the rest except Justices h.c
kinley md Baldwin. Justics Mckinley said he dis
sc't'd from the udgnent> the court, and would give
TO tile clerk written opinion before he left The civ
Justice Baldwin said he cnnc,rred With his bre,lrn r
reversing the Judgment Of the court below, hut differed
from some Of the doctrines Of the opinion relation
computations, and read long pepe,, giving his view:
| on their ci aracter and powers.-N. y. Sun.
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FOR NJ w YORK,

To sail Pos tireIy the Day after to Morrou.
Holmes Line of Packets.
la; The elegant packet ship VICkSBURG,
TfM Bunker master, will positively sail the DAY
alter to morrow. For freight Of l5l bales
cotton or passage, apply on boad opposite the Vegeta-
bic Market, OrtO A COHEN,
mar IS 81 Common st.
u The departure Of the boat CAMPTE il
postponed till Monday evening March % at o'clock
m25 TR LEE, & Co
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CovSrERFEIrs.-We learn from Sylvester g. Co j,
Sc Broadway, that bills pnrpo ting to be on the Ne.
chanics and Traders Bank OF ALBANY SECURED h, pledge
Of Public Stocks and Real Estate registered and conn-
tersgned in The Comp,roi!ers lff,ce in the State Of
Ne" York, and signed James W. Smith, Register, A.
q. Allen. Cashier and john Haskns President, dated
Dec. g. 1889 in circulation There is no such Bank
in exstence-N. y. Ecen,nr Posi-
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4 new Racc.-A paper giving account Of Tn,,-
louise snyS, tit is large town, containing upwards of
6l,th0 inhabitants built entirely Of bricn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-25

Packet Of The 26M
New York md New Orleans Line OF Packets.
- The ship NORMA, Captain Barton,
hav ing near all her cargo engaged, will sail
.xE ms above. For freight i1O bales cotton or
passage, having elegant furnished mmoda,ions a-
plyto K GRONl\G Il Co ar to
PETER LAiDL\W,
nl0rG3 G6 l'nmn
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METARIE JOCKEY CLUB
RACES.

vNHE Spring Meeting, for 1889, over the Me,ar
L Course, will Commence The last Tuesday, 26
March, AM cont nue. six days. First day, sweepstakes
for 3 yenrs ODDS, two mile heats entrance $1,000; for.
felt, $780, nine Subscribers:
I. Mounfert Wells names oh Heaswing, by Levi
athan.
3. d Stephenson, G c Dublin by l.evia,han, dam by
Jerry.
4. II A Tavloe.
S. Minor Kenner,g Grsydoc, b, Medoc, dam Gray
Fanny, by Bertrand.
6. Ira Smith, Marin Duke, by Mcdoc; dam Cherry
=; S Garrison, Ator, by Tylde dam by vir.
ginian.
8. VIM r Barrow, CHI f Picayune, by Metloc.
3. james Shy, Curtulio, by M.doc, dam by
Sumpt"r.
Same day. a match between the noted rotng horses
Bird and Confidence, Two mile lie It's IN hsrness for
IS ION.
Second Day-Joekey Club Purse, $500, two mile
heats.
Save Day-Sweeps,nkcs for gentleman riders, two
mile heats, entrance $780, the propre,orS add silver
cup Of the value Of $500
! Third l'ay-Jockey Club purse $780, three mile
| heats.
Fourth Day-Jockey Club, purse $1,000, four mile
heats.
Fifth Day-Jo.key Club purse 500, mile heats, best
3 n5.
Same day-Swceps,akes for . years old, mil. heats,
entrance $780, forfeit $3.50, seven subscribers:
Mountst Wells, WI Minor,
! |. Binganin Minor Kenncr,
&C s Furrar, W K Barrow
| James Shv.
| Sixth nay-.Prorretors Purse, $1,000, thre. mile
! heats.
Same Dav-A match brwceen the celebrated trot-
| for $ihlo. p. CENAS,
| nnr 8 Secretary.
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TIE TRUE AM MEXICAN.
a.trsn sx Jos,x .:ln.on.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
y h w. q R T. r. a Ms:
MONDAY MARCH rs, 1899.

The following gentlemen presented for Aldermen
II Second Municipality. "
Isl Ward-!: H. Caldwell, Spencer Gloyd, jas. r.
frer"t, and - Rodgers
I'd Ward-Sum1. j. Peters, T.. Yorke und II Lock-
EFT.
ID Ward-B. Whitney, J. Hall and F.. " Sewell.
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haokher Suspension -The Michigan State Bank has
fol!"wrd The xunple Of the Detroit City Bauk and
suspen ed specie payments.
Rt uG,,s Ito I e
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GREAT AIrRAClUINM
At No 50 Magazine strti, orfr =. Lewis auction.
Ram, opposite Banke Irrnde
III X GliI.EK respectfully informs the public that
VI the celebrated
Statae Of fLEOFATR1, Queen or Eryp,
winch h's !" en- exhibited in mnsI ol tile I,Tinrirsl
Giles OF he Mon TIC li.eiy ar All a,inn Of mnn~
Thousand visitors, hH ertived in lAs ely aud " nn~
being exhibited for short ti,ae tnv Il, m 9 o'c.ocs
A M,1o anclosk. + NJ.
u-FAdmi,tarcc, 50 rcus: season ,xkets A.
fpbJ6-tt
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T OGWOoD-3n tons Campeuchy Logweod, land.
IL ing from brig Asia for sale by
mar SN + WHITNEY, 70 Camp ,
1\IsSpLUTiON OF COPARTNERSHIP-Tbe
- trparnerslip heretofore existing between The
subscribers, in the style of Francis Vose 4 Co in
d ssOlved by mutual consent. Vose alone will il
quilate the affairs Of the late concern.
FRANCIS E VUSE.
mars W r BERRY
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COTTON CIRCULARS

IL" PRINTED miM Hs Grsuieai Erptdition, nm y
IN style unsurpassed N New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS leh al rowrrISG Room ii, S. Charles E.
change, Corner Of Grnrier ST. or 'ot TR U T.
T. lCA An PRINTING OFFICE,
corner of Prvdrns and St Charles S,e,ts, piN be
promptly nttendtdio.
Dec TT.
l.. BROWNS Patent PiaSorns BnHrscss -Lro-
gers can ird 81 a3 Bienv,ile street, Pa,en, Plat
tNm balances, superior 10 any offered 10 this city
tell W X CARNES.
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"A T'L

From 500 to 1000 Shares Stock in Citizens Bank.
VNHoSE " ishing to sell, viii do well to call and
leave Their names and an Of stock 1T the store
OF Engi' II u Sylvester. opposite the Arcade. Country
stock alone is te red. r CAMP
mar y 3w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-25

A NDREW SMITH & CO.. respectfully inform
- their friends and the public in general, that
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Of every description.
such as copper stills, kettles and pumps tin bath.
ing tn s, aud n" cans, of all sorts and Sizes aud all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
'Grato bars of every de- crip,ion, spch as steam.
boat stnruPs, hog chains, screw bolts and other
kind of steamboat work, such as chjmncvs, brcscl.
CT, steam pipes.
They will also do all kinds o. out door work,
snch a, z'rc, copper and tin roofing and guttering.
DC. They above and all other kinds Of work In
their line Of business, they will execute u tbs
snof'cs' nnfre. Irc27
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RROGANS, BOOTS, &c -Isp cases boots. shoe,
- bfogans, slippe.s, &c, for sale by
MO BRIDGE d. co, 1874 Mag mime Fl
BEACH BRANDY--A few barrels Of old s,eacF
mig READ 4 BARsTtW. 7 Flank place
~ LoNB IN BOOKS
sAsA -hiolkS Of Charles Mathews the coreJi ar 8
so's shakespsare,e tied by Campbell vols
zen johnson, edited BY Cornwall. vol
Sey,nonr's Sksicha-, cniicature plates
SIR VIM Cells Pompeiana, vols s 30, mos,
splendid work u '''''
Ro. cfe's Wnies
=. Byron and Walter Scott Illustrated sIh
Illustrations tn the ayery Novels splendid
> Iia,ihe Holy iard y Asia Minr plates
4 few copies Of the l.cnon Annual. TOR 1889 " i'll
mi enpeih ses sngravmgs
The Book "a Ko, atty; lie Diadem
a. 1sns IT Beauty; Buds and Blossoms
In d,h's 1nbieaux: Heal,'r Book # kcaur, anf
omar salnshIe work otAr,, scan,e aud i,reraure
F. JOHNS Il On
hn ID Nv .r nf - Charles andi oi,.lnnn =,
- ~
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In the curse Of the evening, the popu'ar
Greek Dnnce-"TIIr ENMAIKA!"
BY Alademnilellc Celeste.
" For full particulars Of the nbore, see Small B1s


FlREMEN'S INSURANCE G, MpANY
OF AEH ORLEANS.
A GEEERAL NceIing Of the Stockholders of this
~ INSTITUTE -, viii he ID on >u,u da, the Ia, inst
at O'Clock, at The Office Of tr Company, u Cump 81
OF ~ni Corporation, in pursuance of the acquisition Of
the Cha, tier, Section s.
mr23 FL RtCy S.,r.,
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Tue FEro We cannot yield to Gov. Roman our appro.
a"nfo his exercise Of he privilege The opnosit;on
"i MS individual will to the resolves Of forty legislators who
had examined the questions involved with at leas, as muc,
patient industry marked his .svors no,
little Of vanity We find in his message single obee
ton which was iusuerahe ought have weighed for an
Instant against measures and mpo RANT The
whole tenor Of The objections urgsd suggests TO US that tho
Governor WIS most industrious his search r reason.
hucnce him against the Hills that had adopted and on,v
wanted his sanrton become We sec no evidence
OF an equal zeal t" fnd reasons for sustaining Them He
TO have first determined to hi, Veto and afterwards Drove
mat liz was right he could hut,o any how Eye,v
the slightest ground for opposition bills arc seized on
with a''dty and held up and sgnifed 10 an impor,anc.
which they do not in reality rossess.
twas expected th"t Gov. Roman would he popular exc
cu'e lie has adopted that must IN Ike him ou,x
on We regret that he did listen tn br,ter and wise
couneors and not consider tho prosperity of tho STATE.
preference to and limited views and violent oreiu
dices.