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DANIEL ARDEN to Mrs. LOUISIANA PATE.
Died:
AT Jeaneretts La on the 9Th nst Madame JEANNE
PROVOST, elc OF the late Nchot Provost aged IS
Madame Nicholas she generally Called mother
the present Madame LoIse and Urs Philemon Provost her
only three surviving OF children She pos
tey mourn her
whom SURVIVE 10 children, IS grand children,
chiiren and great chdenPianteTs' Banner
A. baton Rouge the 18th inst after lingering illness. Mrs. JANE
LoCh"ooD, wife OF Mr. William Lockwood, OF that city,
At Baton Rouge, the l7h ALICE TENNESSEE daugh-
ter oil Mr. VIM Lockwood, aged near months.
AT the residence of his father Highlands East Baton
Rouge rar,sb early the 18th short Illness Mr. ROB-
ER ffNNf, Jr, aged about 20
the 10th ns after short Illness Mr. ROBERT PENNY Sem ia
Their of the above.
In West Baton Rouge. the 10th inst JACQUES HEBERT
an old an respectable citizen Of On the lth in
Mr. DANIEL RHEAMS On the inst after short illness
Mr.. LOUIS THIBIViLLER.
Ky Sons OF Temperate - Washtngton Dicisiou
members
ular Quarterly Election will be held THURSDAY
June rs Other important business will also be transacted
III Let all attend. log
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WAR DEPARTMENT, June 1

T,
The President of the lied States with deep regret an
nounces the Army the death of James X. Polk our dis
tiBguished and houored fellow citizen.
He died Nashville the 18th having but recently
left the theatre of his high public duties this Capital and
retired his home amid the congratulations of his fellow
citizens He died the prime of e after having received
and enjoyed the highest honors of the Republic.
His Adminsat on was eventfu. No branch of the Gov
than the Army and is glorious aehieysments Accordingly
paid to his memory by the Army Of the United States.
The Adatant General will give the Instructions
G. w. CRAWFORD, Secretary of War.
H. On the day succeeding The arrival of this General
Order at each Military Post the troops will be paraded
10 O'Clock and the order read Them after which all
labors for the day will cease.
The Notion al Flag viii be displayed at halfstaf
AT dawn of day thirteen guns will ted and after.
wards intervals of tn minutes between the rising and
setting SUM- single gum and at the close of the DAY Ma
tional Salute of thirty guns.
The Officers of the Army will Grape on the left arm
and their swords, and the coios Of the several regiments
will be put in mourning, for the period of six months
By order. r. JONES, Adjutant General
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Muslin Shirts, stand and collars;
Lse Thread, Super Silk, Gauze Merno, GauZe Flannel
and Gauze Cotton undershrs and Drawers;
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Trunks, Valses Carpet Bags,
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
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Of being the Cheapest the City, which generally admitted
act and If there be satisfied of this
among the other articles the following:
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STATE DEPARTMENT, June 49, 1919
In Of the Presidents order of this day the
Department will be Immediately placed in mourning and ali
business will be suspended during tomorrow
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CURIOUS CHARGE.-The Washington Union al
leges that the expenses of the transportation 10
California of the newly appointed oflicers-viz:
the Collector at San Francisco, the Indian Agent
at Salt Lake, and the Indian Agent at Santa Fe-
with those of their families, have been assumed
and advanced by the Government. They travel
over land, and the Indian Agents have extended
the privilege of being counted as "their family"
to large numbers of persons, who also subsisted
and transported at the public expense. The outfit
furnished to the Collector of San Francisco and
:" family" at St. Louis, by the Quarter Masters
department, consists of thirty horses and four
teen wagons, each drawn by six mules A large
family, to require all this transportation Col.
Fremont, or Lieut.. Beale, would have found a
cheaper and speedier way of getting on.
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In Baton Rouge, the llth Mr. D,rborp
DANIEL ARDEN to Mrs. LOUISIANA PATE.
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THE PRoTocoL QUEsTIoN-According to the
Washington correspondence of the Philadelphia
American, the Protocol difficulty with the Mexican
Government is settled, by the refusal of that Gov
eminent to entertain the question made by Senior
Rosa, its Representative at Washington. Itiscon-
fidently affirmed that Mr.. Buchanan has received
letter from Mr. Clifford, the U. S. Minister at
Mexico. stating that the Mexican Congress had ap-
proved of the principles and arguments advanced
by Mr.. Clayton in the discussion with Senior de la
Rosa, touching the matter of the Protocol, and to
that extent had disapproved of the ground assumed
bV their REPRESENTATIVE.
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HlBBARD,S WIFI Curppu
WANTED

CHARLEsTON MONEY-Boueht By a
~ ~ In 3. HART & co. g Tchoupitoulsss 4.
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Serious Accident-Pre-ident Of Girard COL
fese-C California ship spoken Philadelphia
Markets. &c.

PmLADELFHIA. Nav
Thi. naorniog little son Of NJ. Coyie had one
NJ nj. arm. broken By being accidentally caught DO 10
machinery a, Mr Sucry Foundry be- -o1in a. 1iH
A.. father wa employed ln che esisp- slnenf ai no
hftle fellow nad gone ~ zee i-In.
lean thar lion joel Jor-. If -41srt ~ 'is Co.,
College has resigned Die -'-latoa io -, .'' .
The ~ of June aloll fl.ch tle an e.fr-oN ".. 't
held 20 supply TIE factncY .....,. .
Ile.ro nom pr.yae letter received tl4- norm
AN ARRIVAL a, tai. port tnaf the bark hHklmH zap
Phillip al Baltimore tor IN Irahcicp = - sp,A'- y
lie ship Franklin Of nantucket March - ia' d. i"i-
81 Al well . ..,.
The Flour Market continue inactive am ln' oi h
.sle- rssored aye for city cyL-Ai pi4pu tl % ~ -
,er bsrrs H.. Flour small sale - - 49, s-4i one
In a better brand a. - Com Nea.-iafiner s-s-
"a psop.vvsnia al = 80 per Dbl Gram A"fe l- f--
;n,n,irv Tor Wheat Prime Red De- he'd - l0 Wltr
a, rs ner bl-h C0r0-b1' lizzie orcrne 600 tr.t
Penn fat snd round Yellow sold on saturday et ~ c-
zinc which NJ tran-sct 0ns have come uEocr nos no
nee Oafs-Salcs Of Penn ~ 50 - cent? pr 1t-ha
Prime southern are worth $40 81 cf-. Nm-ky--aes
IN hhcs and DDls % = cfs.
SAILS SrOcKs-Ffrv B0ard-.l0uJ CITY o.. l-
lOl. S3UO0 T. r Loan. ~. - l't. -l9D d. ~
~; % Reading bk 10
Sso0nd BOqrd-s1J- 81 stat - - 200 a.. -.
- Cnrard b. ~. ~ arm ald Mech bk. ~ d. "a
500 City b. ~ - $50 -ca Nav Int "a. ~ Lnl1A
Canal IL Com Bk. 81 so County o- 't. -'-
2 Penn Bk, 80
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SmpwetcK AID Loss Oi LlIE-Ihe BaHQO,
C,r, of saturday saws "A letter received from ono
Of the a-scncere a. the haIk -uAoic states ihfi uc
bark London Iackct. of NcWBcdord Timothy Rowland
captain, whalcman which fiariro uon boston ''i.
was csst away GA tie Isle oi MAY 2' dave out while
having 10 in n iog and four men were drowned
More OcEAS SrEAM,Hirs A foreign CORES
pondent Of the Commercial says thai the Russian tin
peror has granted q new charter 90 the Russian uf
COMPANY oi North America bur on condition ihd the
company shall establish hhc al transatlantic rl' h
ships lie has given four million rGocs 10 o-sl-i 90 I'M.
project
PoroMAc FisHERIEs.--The pleasant v eatheroi
YESTERDAY i. worth fl S25.OOO to the Potomac hshe
res who, thus far. have had very hard luck should
the present agreeable atmosphere continue a week II
will be worth $4,000 10 those engaged on The io'o
mac Gsheno. National Nhil
To rHE PAcirtc.-The 81 Linus RereHt say =
that Mr. Sanford Smith h. about 20 leave that CITY Tor
the West, ON atp preparatory 20 the erection Of lcl
graph 10 Port Lca'cnworth 80 The lightning runs
westward
IMPKovFNrNTs 90 ST. LoUls HAHuoR - The
citizens of the three interested WARDS OF 81 Louis voted
on the Goth ult 20 spend SJoOOO IN improving the mar
Dor OF the city trcsts with the city Council To d ch'
whether the money shall be loaned ioT the purpose
CoRKtcrIoN. the Sand'rtch Obsc,rer state
that the report that Captain Hail. OF Bernstable had
accumulated e>Ss0 GO the gold mines ~ Moon eci -
The report arose from the Tact that ciier had uteI
received from Capt. Hal! IN California
FlRs N SourH READING, MAss.-Edw ards
Planning Mn thrccstory wooden building situated II
The village OF south Reading was totally destroyed
10 o'clock, Thursday evening. Loss cl"o'"-ihsofe'
for $4,000
CV- The NANTUCKET hQ"rT saws that The
statement respecting the steward of the ship VIM
Penn having brought home tour thousand dollars Woril
ofgold dustirom California, Is untrue lie has brough
very little, u arg.
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JOHN ALIENS


rT~ AMERICAN 1NLAND.-is-T71T--7-x
- - PASSAGE LINE. Ii -
censed ~ he authorities -~>~---<---<s
= iAe STATE and City u New York Principal Office ls7
trdef-st Sf-Ine -ubscuber having Completed tie ne
cr-ssry arrangements win of the highest integrity
Will, On The opening Of inland navigation Of lgp b. ne
pareo 70 forward engrsns and other pas-enger. viz
h@r y2ase rom New ork any part Of Inc yVe.f or
sp--"r-irfn Szies Of the United States. OF the Cana
os az rates " fare. aud with care and dispatch
fef-" residing Ia the United States having friend. emf
grazing from Europe may confer on fh.rs a s,t.t.nfia
Aldne-- ~ warning them on their aryv,l I'M yor.
t.ng inland passage eisV here before con .fng
~ pr commissioner; 0i Emigration or some Of the Be
1917 Iyfcl.fr societies established ln that civ ex-
pr ne protection aud benefit u the migrant The
9ef ie- bad m-ny years Of experience 100 the line %
a'-n4' together with bis present perfect arrange
ana ample means al hand. 10 forward. n scerag e
W ,iuh n lfsicla-s Steamers. Or by Canal Railroad.
A number % passengers who may CHOOSE avail them
sre. VI Pie experience and superior arrsngemeui--and
-o ~ De promises knd treatment and fair dealing with
&c regard ~ contracts, whatever they may be. For
rates 81 iarr, II BY letter postpaid, apply 10
ms 9nHWkS JOHN ALLEN. 1T CedsssI " York.
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r.. r.,sz1rNITrD STATES VAL nN

- ~ t@a.tpFDh bbNlVf' VIA N'hN lNh -
WORCESTER, without rhiugs y
baggage ar without crossing any ferry Pss,ri
gers taking tine sat Norwich COR Av's fouil or
-ured Their scats through IA Bosnnts being only
land route that communicates through by steamboat
railroad Passengers by his train are accOinpame
through by the conductor Of the train, who viii ~
nculsr charge Of their baggage, and viii Ohrrws
his attention lO ieir cnsr aud comfort 1hl. lns esss
south side 0fPier No North River foot of Barerypsf
dauy M , O'clock VI iSnndaYs excepted NJ iull0r,
WORCESTER. Capt r.. ID. Roafh wlll leave New.Yqh
Tde-days ,Iiursdays and Saturdays, kAICkFRButkLf
Capt J. " Williams, leave New f0rk MONDAY " ednss
day- and Fridays Freight for Boston taken u 0v s
~ by any other Inc aud forwarded with pffar espsd
non. FOR freight or passage apply on board. ~ q y
office on the south side Of Pier No 10 North Riycr feet
COTtiand-sf 81
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r-.a DAY LINE FOR ALBANY, rRo,

VI lmd in,ernic'l s'r anl ns-. ne w AZ
Ss-sN s~-S, fcanf steamer toNFlpENtk ,. Cspttr
r b Wells. VIII commence running iHr fHe ,eas,r !.
THURSDAY morning. March ~ leaving ihc per tt q Roe
iu.ou.t at oclock Regular aats trom New lofs ~
be- Tuesdays. Thursday tfu >aii A. 'i oat9, Ma
d., lNednc.,lsvs and Frdsys Al r O'Clock Anry b.
80 3n r RODMAN. Agent. fou' North Neo'e-s
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4 SURE AND INfALLlRLE SPECIFIC against ms
tdI-fr.sins cumrlalnf " ethrr blind or bleeding None
snctcd with s painful -onef saold hess'e rloinen.
To- NV the almost miraculous, virtue ard effect Of lls remedy
CON h,ng an internal as well external cure. frce az
mac. axe with f d recuun,. Sd cents sod extensively
81 ] & pODD. corner Nl'h.>t and Broadway. New
Noyk a. Ayr-s corner 81 Henry and Alalac - also
Mr. Have-. tufou-st Brooklyn. a-t ~
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FOR TIE PILES.

nR IPNAM'S ELECIl AIRY Al internal remedy -
IL certain cure Tor Toe ft-. either L'eua4 external
bleeding 0r blind Sod luvsac sid rC,44 only l ts
city. 81 Office OF the orginsl proprietor. LPhAM,
NJ ID cguar educated play scldn cd - Ncar. experience
cOuhutd office here Piles AMI Chronic disease are
succcssia treated Medca. oihce q b0wey. iuGr doors
above Spuus-st Ohcc Aours from 4. NJ. o. I. NJ Al
wee gratis. sold by RING d, Broadway. niy4 Ina
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Al The Care on this road fuu li ees,f
uoD with ihe NeN ufA nnd Neyhi
ven Railroad Passengers for Albany, Troy aud gay -
lions ou the Houslfonic Railroad viii take 30" IN y
pres. Train on the New YORK. and New Haven lHIosi
4 baggage master goes through iO take charge " b.
cage tor Albany. Troy aud The liouratunic Ktlfosd b.
Sin.ss run ina connection with the Carr fo Ice, Le 0x Oh
Sfockbrdge. Curtisyilir Ninstead and Norfolk Aso r
Idichhcld. Sharon. Woodbury., Danbury anil iefhri
FREE cht Intended tins Rold received on h1aff ~
-iranier NIAGARA a. the Depot foot ct Markets. fo
O'Clock A VI until % o'ciockPM Positively not afsf a.
time g.. NJ PERRY, Agent. Oficc on The pisf
~, X,,L L.t p laf, a
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS.

IAMf> SApIlFk. - Broadway. 81 door above Anrri-
~ ,au i0ie-l1~ after uu of ir.rud. ard ile public
b. respectfully invited t1te above large. spacious an e
1arf STORE here ilv wll td a. go rlc- splendid and
choice stock of clllr Haeana and Principe ts as az ir
most cbracf hrau.. Also. extensive assortment of
Virginia Cavcni-h Tobacco cf The avorte brands senl-
Turkey smoking Tobacco. AZ. SC The trade 81 nled
m
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MEDICINES.
SANDS 5 sARSAPARILLA

~.~---- e .nrcAu.Dnr
ANDS , ~'<e A' ~ - = '"'
y " All bDl -. .-
foa frEifYfHs IRE BLOOD. arp '. iff WV 'f
0.fn'l-l- L'-'
ktclf1 afI-1- ffplflia-
STA born icrrs. '".-lnil l''.
Df-. ~r-a frAi.- .li
- lu- --- I'D
Arf'lra. D-,l-.-. i.aa''4- i---i --
ft f'H -- A'-
F~.t. ~lrr-
I '.f i'- '''i-i
Aa- ffrfe'a...'- 90 '.A' 1890 '.. f-'.-. --r
.if t. |
.nrnl-'. -ht .' e.a t-ac' Pa. -4f -r.-r' -'- 0.--
Ff.r- 80 -t' .~t '...D 4
-.'r .r-r- -.-
.--+ .
-
,'-i- ...I' .-i. '-'' .-.
.' t.-i -"- e'f'f--
DE- ---- -- ert -
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r.. rs.llaa - NEW-NORk AID Fri
~ '.-s'.y,,..v RAILROAD on Monday, April

- ~ .'.-ss.sssts lLkOAD On MONDAY, Apu
aud until farther notice. ih. trans VI
leave "a. follows PAs.ENGrR TRAIN -toH P0Ef Jttfn
and AN stations ROckiand and Orange Counties Les
Sew York at \ N and = N FoR BiscuANrcs siof
ping al Chester. Goshen. MddetOwn. Por Jcrvis aeds
stations we-i-Leayc New York M @ 4 " f0g Ntt
YoRK-Wny trnln- leave Port Jervis ~ andiPh
Leuye Buphanion by through Trains nt 4 NJ fFeifs
for Bughamfnn and all other station leave Sew i0h
q 4 VI Freight for Ncw-York Through trains lea
Bughamfon ~ AN Way trains leave Port Jerys .
NJ NIL Trains leave OusvIlis on q N AMI rr ~
ss at L VI. with way passenger
JAMES +. KlRkWOOD, Suponnlenden'
March 81. lgtg
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raA FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR CALIFORNIA.


~tS-o FOX tALIFOKNIA MD OREGON,
f~-LIrN VIA NEW ORLEANS-The l. : Mail Steam
ship Company Will dispatch saturday. May
a. the commod uu- and well known Steamship FALCON,
for Chagre- Havana and NewOrleans, and iu land
and receive passengers Tie Bar Charleston Sayan-
nah The Falcon viii carry out the 4. ; Mails for the
Pac ne steamers from Panama % California and Oregon
PASSAGE TO CHAsFEs.
State ........... $40 Forward cabin 500
Lower after SID Storage ........... $40
PASSAGE TO SEW-ORLEANs.
Sate-rooin So Lower aner cabin. 81 Storage. 90
PASSAGE 10 HAVANA.
sate-roor SO Lower after cabin k55 sfeerage SIS
For freight passage apply 10 NJ o. ROBERTS
as ~ - ll8 West-st
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: FIR.T PACkET FOR 81 FRANCIscO-

49, The fast sailing, cOppered and cOpper-fastened
psckef-hip ARKANSAS, il now receiving freight
and viii sail On he 18Th inst This ship owned BY th,
CALIFORNIA Mutual Benefit and Joint Stock Assoc alton ia
which few more members Of mora character will be- al.
mrf u early application made al the Office u Tie AssO-
carun. Broadway, where Information can be- had fr,
the President, Rev. CALVIN LATHROP rnyf2,.-
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,G~.-rhe highest rnsrke; price PAID iu cas Tor Rsss
hCenvass Bsrgnr. Porters' Paper Wrapping >io0k
Grass rarred and Hemp Rope. By
Us ly CYRUS W. flLLD CO - bceAnA1-s-
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

q WAIlH tuAIN>. kEIS. BREAsTPfNs Far.
~ kng-. B-ac-lrf-. Finger RING. silver spoons.
~ forAs- Gold Pens AMI Cas-- Gold. :. yer AMI
GaE1R s,--. pee lc e- Fancy Goods. &C. AL ~ which
-" ~ T. Warrslf~c -elne. enp and good az tie vi store
- Pear, corner of Fg--ou-.f.
n wv A>J-l r LOCKWOOD
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IANEs FITZGERALD


'
W. Rasf SIR i0u hs'- 80 @fr'asn u lse ms hlr - nav
H = -r-n,-i - great uut, your rrDophsls r trssn
TO- found of os ana ranstam' ' oc '-'n
t,r.hn@.. o. POI, hsr ani as i'-i falling ~,
ru.h tharf- c tt sirrs Using 5nnf lf"p~0in-, 10
us bad cauora1- snd hsf grN1 .te's ani ntS
"a srr-n.ri. s l-fs 49, anft-. f"'-r '-7' hf-e
s..ff-s h-. VII gtt NAiHAkiNE NfLciN
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=. FIR-T yE-.EL FoR sAN FRaNcI

.<l DlBECT.-IAe fa-t sailing and beautiful packet.
tuiu bark ALICE TARLTON Will satl tu a few
nays In- vessel = lew5 months old Only-ani ntfcf
oui 10 no-i ample manner physician and surgeon i
a. acled ~ he vessel and limited number Of pa-sangers
only are aAel few more vI be received fapplcsfon
is made 10 season Apply board A. Per TO- East River
OftO ial9ul ISAAC T SMITH Ion Wsi,
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TO CARPENTERS.

TO tARPENTER-.->e4iea proros1l- Will be- ~
ctri ty --e l1l-r-igrei s rle nrc- n ftr t-k oi
e h0afi % ttl-a-aa Pax hl -a-s u--l 'l- -~1 NJ
Al -1.t for PRO- .--lz Up 0f flr lr ca Labor ltl-
'lr s-ef Arsi-ry Tie plans al -pectc-toas may be-
eAal.-t. 90 ..ti o=--
ROBERT KELLY. SAMUEL g. CRAPO.
THOMAS DENNY WM PINhNEf.
J. : ELLSWORTH Execlrve Con. i1r the
care anAg-en and govt Ct the Free Aca1elly nys ~
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FOR ALBANY pIRECr.-S,,

W iNF,cu.ng Inc q Is ociogA i'e sPsods
Ss-z--rrxz----S .eamer Ft REkA~ Capt Wan- uiy vi
lssv, the foot uf Rarc.aV--f TINS Afternoon. AuLuk
,'s,k Passage - ccufs-b,rfN - cenis hr. JAR asy.
rue-days. Thursdays and SaisdaNs f'i pa~ase o.
fs.ls f a DBL t.nnri
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ss,0 All VINO are afflicted with thr piles. dv.rais-
~ a.4c sd fever r.,uila-isn or rlraflsuc et.s,
srro "a or A0Es aug ni ac diseases Affecting tie
hrr sv-tta uslid ln sVtl o call fe lHr z-rrec sni
ven snr,tr ~-uarrllca ANA Medical kec'ro tsuvt.c
-. 81. .,.,,,.f lf DIR VI ABEL
lit 5rs q Nlrfrs-st cor. i.oosrfe -i--i
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FANCY GOOD>. GLASS VASES.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

>NIFF BUNS FIFt>, IEhFI MIN,
MYTH EVERY VARIETY o. his c.a-s 81 goods. m-
w ported AID Tor SAFE by
" HOLBERTON = Msden-ians.
Also. ere aal manufactured fireworks. guam
Les, a. factory prce- AZ -1neod
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DRY GOODS.

nKN GOODS genera. assortment Of Linen. men
.as Giletum- Prrt. p.fi 8nd stripe Muslin tl1'l- 'f
mems ini nos- vrar 49, Also damaged Brown sheet
nE-. French Olg hams krt turfn ttuhuc. Nc i'r sale
Iy im.7 Isl W MATHEWS bN Cifuarilr--f
pLt AND WHITE. anf blue ani orange rrni-.
ID .. taI fqIufer a lfl-. comprising 'nmp.re t-
Yrtrrn' ot ur, and desirable -rNr, Anl qualities. CON
.fanf.s 100 hand Aud received i0r sale uy
az g. HARRIS. Exchange place
CLNDE MILLS BRON DRILLS -o lncae-
Y. VIlr-A superior article ot heavy brown irlunt-t
suitable ior export. for -a.r hs HAhhlH
0-n 81 Exchange place.
GREEN AND CANARY PRINTS, fa-f c0.ors.
~ md new .ftlr.. just rrc.fse d and for sale by
az r HARRIS. 90 Exchange Place
INDIGO DRILL~-,"ca-r-s' Stark NJ. hlu"
ae- oi he ulr-f pr-.te dye. just received FOR
sale hy lalal NErMlrH 60 l' ani = Fiue ~
NIcI --ELINE DE LANES case. American
VI llne. ODD hicN and muie r1ur- Cor -iie
ty lual NE>MlIH co 'o and 81 Pine
(OIOKED CANBRIC--2o cases assorted light
'. aud dark color. and blacks. Tor sale hY
ais NE>MrH co ~ ana - Pine n
NIERINO CASHMERE case. ofthe moot az.
vi proved shade. and m.sulIes. Tor -iIc BY
a8 NEsMIH co ~ and So rue-,t.
INDIGO Blue DRILL--Received and iaf -ale
bg l-uul e HARRIS. - tNchangr. place
Ollie DRIILING-- trranteI Indigo Dye FOR
ID .al. low. by & HARRIS o. EXshaage-piac
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'oN>TlPArIO\ lCO>TlNENh>>l OF wia'eFef
st-dlns permanently cafed without ihv 1it oi nr1i-
sih pH W af'oi III aenia, vegetable ioo - Do pa4a
$40 Nia notl ioes Hundred, oi persons ~ ssc'ai
N l' el ana Other sections OF Tie country rta1N 70
SFNf LAT tst have been permanently cured a-A ii--
h't 'l''' w ofions krfaenis 90 Dec al lrta ate rvir
aN 10y cNAsNpahon dHspcpsla ard tlr piles IL L. aso
oa'u ,o De- Nvft ptnClcis daily food for Infants and
cnA0iru lN I'D BOXES. $, In lo. boxes : ST. 70 i
pfts~eN ne safn" trlc formerly sod hy Nc
tofcr -a hfce4NaN corner % Cha-bef--sf whose T.
uatlt al DEE on each package. Il = now ru un la IN
ho instead al paper. Tor convenience a 81. f-,er -s
scryafua fiuc pal once az Dr. TRAk'rONS N..frsl
Deros. - Fl.fof->f Nassau. rn
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conn AND WARRANTED

sFNCEL~IOR STRAW HAT PRESSING
N lest AbLl~ilNtNI- subscriber, b.eaclrr
y - .l pfr-ser az al ~ and grurmeu- straw iai-
w 1eg- announce tu fle Trade generally Alt
NE public fsf bee - prepared 1 Do ora n BIZ line n
e1ceer rs none Dol he business. ard ai 'c same
rnl- sal Nh rromp-a--- and -psch biz e.f4b shmeuf
North .l1I-f between tnsiiafu and frankfort, north
side Hat received A. Mr Pauu-ous store, ut Broad
WAY Mr. Ear-'- store 81 F0lrfaF NJ berry $ A.
.en--r. IalJ Im+I CHARLES a. BERRY.
IN SPRING FASHION 1919 now READY
ILL u-urpas-ed tT any Manufactured 10 t- cify TOR
rIeE ance. durability or cleapuess e. f1e 0ne-qrce
store Us Calai-st Every article warranted 10 give
satisfaction. mJ Jm j j KELLOGG.
El FASHIONABLE HATS finished. the
~ mu-t splendid article ever offered, elegant French
-k hail. ~ tir ow price of -. usually -o.d i1r -
Also, article a. = 81 AMI = 15-nesf hats AZ -
mvl I'm BROWN, d o. Cdna.--f.