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Tho Siamesc Twins.

BALTIMORE, May 8, 1919.
The Siamese Twins, with their wives and children,
are exhibiting ut Richmond.
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Dlrrprsps OF PmlAprLrurA B.sKs
Sl.57J,Op

iot"i 'Si''fo'VW S2lj,ED
The dividends, IL will be seen all large and In
two cases. where the capitals have been increased tho
dividends are the increased capital The Phladcl-
pha Bank with capital Of Sl,l50,oo0, declares its
semi. annual dividend next Monday tho Bank Of
Northern Liberties tho same day, on capital of
s350,O0o
he receiver Of tho Cann Bank Of Albany at preser.
contemplacs paying tho final dividend go pcr cent,
upon the circulating bills Of that bank on the rst day
of July The first dividend tho notes of this
bank eco per cent? was payable the 9th day OF
January last and there yet remains unpaid Of the cir
oulation (Which was, when the bank failed sle2 OO0
about s36 900. There remains unrodecmcd of the uu-
,gisered bills now in circulation about So 600 nil OF
winch has been out for nearlten years. and portion
II which, 1t Is probable will be presented for pay
mcDt No dcnnite time can DO given when the deposit
.urs viii receive dividend, opinion DC given
a. to the amount Of tho sum to be divided
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Thirty thousand swine have been brought to the
Brighton (haS.) market, within the last six weeks.
the distance Is 6O0 miles they in capital condi-
ton.
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lSThe snbscrcr has just received several of boys
and infants Straw Hats; entirely styles trimmed
with b. auul lace trimmings Ladies rcspec fully
vted to call and examine his rich and varied
children's summer hats.
WM BANTA, 81 Canal ST. corner Of Wooster st.
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BosroN, May 3, 1872. N.
Capt Upton, Of tho packet ship Washington Irving,
died yesterday.
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Governor of Connecticut.

HARTFORD, May 3, lS49-10M A. NJ.
Joseph Trumbull, whig has just been chosen Cover
by the Legislature in Convention. He has twelve
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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have opportunity to forty cent
McGRORIf, at his new store l5O William Full
ton he for the accommodation of retail
having thrown his establishment
stock at wholesale prices See in another
column.
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
the upper street.
and others should fail to visit it is by
attractive place of the kind in tho United States
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he Strike among the Coal,

The Strike among the COalmon.
louisville, May 3, 1S49.
No riot has occurred. The laborers held mass meet
ng this afternoon; but all passed off quietly.
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teres of New York bernism of Troy Evil dongs
ton Naughty Affairs in Newburg judicial Murder all
rich scandal Of this country from Maine Texas
GLIDING this to be village found
the scorpion this week. See advertisement in another
coin
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Gold Pens and Watches,-J.

to b. e. Watson Co.. the
lieu Gold Pens has removed from Is Wall street. the
Stand w Fulton street. where be found choice seec
ton Of fine Gold and Silver Watches Gold and Silver Pen
and Pencil Cases. &c. &c. which he will sell
reasonable terms Watches and Gold Pens repaired or ex
chapu
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now and elegant patterns and rich colors of English
american hree-py Imperial and Ingram Carpeting Rugs
Oil Cloths &c at the Cheapest Carpet Establishment
United States No. 80 Bowery Hiram Andersons. The
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Observation-Disclosures to Lord
Elgin-The Governor Still Absent, &c.

Later from Observation-Disclosures to Lord
Elgin-The Governor Still Absent, &c.
MoSrRSAL, May 3-.M.
Since the Issuing of the address of the British party
calling upon the people to preserve the peace.
riots have occurred.
The organization Of the various wards for Interior
purposes if the from England should render Thorn
necessary, is rapidly going on.
The military guard still continues In the place where
the Parliament meets, and in the government Offices
Several French addresses, expressive OF confidence
in the Ministry, have been presented to Lord Elgin
1t reported this morning that the Governor would
in from his country seat, but he did not. Groups
of people waiting about all the morning in expec
tstion of hi coming; but it is not believed that any
f.iil eI violence will be shown him.
The Ministry have sustained quasi defeat in the
Legislative Council For three days the ministerial
parsans have been trying to get up address to the
Governor similar in to that of the Assembly but
would not do. To-day. by majority of only one
vote the debate the matter postponed for fort
night, In order to get a full house
1t is said the Upper Canada radicals have refused to
allow the sttings of the House to be transferred to
Quebec.
A Geographic despatch from Toronto states that it
determined at the ato mass meeting held there,
to send home Sir Allan McNab with a petition to the
Queen.
The Montreal line is regretted
the st. Lawrence.
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United states Circuit Court.

Before Judge nelson -
Mv3-Coer,Hr ., Laurence The jury in this case
rendered a verdict for s3Ol L. in favor Of plaintiff
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HARRIssuRo, May Q, 1S4e.
In the case Of tho Commonwealth Va. the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Compsny the jury have found vor-
dict for the defendants.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

HERALD OFFICE, MoNfREAL,I
May 3-3 7. NJ !
The Assembly in session, but no important bust
ness is being transacted council has been called of
all the members TO assemble in fortnight In the
meantime the ministers cannot carry their address to
the Governor.
There is nothing excitable in the street, and the
riots are doubtless, over, for the present
THIRD DESPATCH
BUFFALO, May 3-5 P. M.
Our accounts from Montreal represent everything
being quiet.
The Assembly engaged in passing old orders,
without any discussion.
The council unable to agree in relation to their
address the Governor General and the ministry
likely t. b. beaten They have made call of council
The Governor is still at home.
The new tariff makes wheat free of duty.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE, Monday. October 29-P. N.
BEEF CATTLE little ivity prevailed IN market
today good Beef selling 33l95c b, chocs and lnfs-
Nor at rates to eonespond Arved to-day per and
hatboats, 81 head.
Hoss-We still quote at S5k04c Q II, though the outside
gurs seldom obtained Stock heavy 154 rsesvsd to-day
sHEKP.-Seling 81 50l0$2 IS . head
Mich COws-s2OO $40 . head. Dali
CALVEs-s3 OO087 90 . head. and in good demand
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Cleared YESTERDAY:
Steamship New Orleans, Wood, New York, g. 49,
Rviq Adams Cray Schneiiau, Havana, W. h Simmons
Sohr. madonna, McNeill Key West, VIA Tampa nay, ~,
schr. Geneva, WarIing, Pensacola, Master
Sebr 81 Helena Lambert 81 JazO de Cuba, w H. Brown
Schr W. e. Preston, Pe, Pon LsVaoa and Lnoanol9.
sebr. Ella. schernbeck Pensacola, Hurley
Steamer Jas Bingar, Norton, Cincinnati, Hyde Ogles5y
Arrived Yesterday;
Ship H. H Bloody, Alexander, fIOm Liverpool 2th Aug
Ship MOn@ouih. Tousy Is days from Bath, Me, to mas
Ship Wssen stn1 Knowles IA days from Boston, to L. h.
Bns TIT Radoyich, from Havana, s5lh inst. 70 John Al
sohT soIlhelnel siOus days from ApauOhOOa to
sehf PoTbatun CasO days from Pensacola, to mansr
schf Aiioe. Miner. q days from PsnuscOla-Bauin-
| eTHAnBoATs
! Oregon, Hem. from Mobde.
COneOriia, Frost from Memphis-2e36 bales cotton.
Magnolia Fhomasson from tleksD9glefoS bees eotloA-
America johnson, from st. b0uis-lz9 bales cotton
| MARY Foley, DalfeTes. from Donaldson vii
Princess No g. IeatheTs from Prince t0B2lO6 bales cotton.
! Saadin, Coleman, from Louisville.
| TowbOst Shark, PinnegaI, from the Passes.
TOWbOat Defiance, MoPhersOu. from the Passes.
BELoW-ooMIEs UF.
baTks, names unknown.
Memoranda
The ship Western Star passed. the 2lh inst off Gun
Key ship Espndola and the 18th inst off TOItugaS,
ships Venice, and Allegheny, all for this port
TOwbOat shagk lowed down and to The 2lth inst
ship Adrian. and brig Mount Venom
Passengers:
Per ship H. H. Body from Livsrpoo-65 Iteerage
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
Corrected sDeyV MORNING especially for 7s Crssesat
INOts-In the First municipality designated in the following
able b mi the Nos commence at me Estoa9 and run
ing being Fatboat Landing In the Third lmS the Nos
commence Railroad down. No. being FeT EhaTf
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CgEscEHT OFFICE

CEH9CEMX
Tuesday Morning. October ~. hoAs-b
CoFToN-Tbers was quite a good attendance Of Cotton
buyes some 1900 bales banEed hands, chiefly
Of the Mdding Good Midding qualities. Pnoas are nr
al 10. advance since the EuTODa.
NEW-oRLEAHB CLASSIFICATION. -
Inferior ..,,.......- a Allddlng Falfs'ss rs
iddag $50 ~ Good Fair neaas'
Coed Middiing 1O1zI Good and Fine nonAa-
TOBACCO-A lot of IS hhds. Refused was Sold but On
private terms
SUGAR AND MOLASsES.-5aIss Of 50 to loo bids
new Sugar at 81 for Common. and ~ for Fam Also 10
bbk. new MOaEses al Nae gallon.
FLOUR.-Thsre pretty good demand and me saies
amounted to nearly 1000 bbs including 1875 bb Gao sec
ond st. Louis $50 aad s75 lRo) at - 70 80 bbs lnoU
at % 40 y Dbl.
CORN-Al The receipts comprising neatly 5000 sacks.
sold of which 7Is sacks green and inferior at So 752 sacks
white and yellow at s. ISL DO 50 CWrhOut inDeouoRl
l5O sacks at 3d. and 4O white in lots az &c. buss
oATs-salss Of 500 sacks Ohio Oats At g and S4o, and
200 do. St. Louis at Al and 42c.
HAY-Ths sales from ship were large, comprising I'D
bales New York at S14 561 bales Eastern at slb and $50
bales do in two lots at eI5 so ton.
PRoVIsIONS-Mess Pork is selhng though only b. re-
tall at % 5O0S9 69S, and Prime al 80 3O0as IN "
Bacon sales Of 90 casks prime Sides and Shoulders at "a
SIC . b. Lard in request, with sales Of ~ DOS
prime on the Lsvee 61S. and 1859 kegs at 6zc 2 n
GUNNY BAGS.-Active inquiry. with sales OF t4Os0O0
at IO1S lOz< and ii, and $50 bales at =.
COFFEE-PIices still locking 81 bags old ho sod
at IOc., and 800 do. new (thrss lOtI) At 1910.
WHI6KY-150 bbls RsGtiOd taken ON the leVse a. dios
q further decline.
FRRIGHTs.-NO new engagement reported.
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Moe NeW and IntereSting Books,
FOR SALE AT
MO- 40 CAME STIR EETl


Mo- 40 CAMP STREET.
Il just received ship Jersey fresh lot Of he Cheap
Publications, comprising
FRANK F0RRESTER's FISH AND FISHING of
ne United States with Illustrations from Nature. By Henry
William Herbert In VOL
CRUISE IN A WHALE BOAT; Or, Adventures in
the Faclhc Ocean A Thrilling Tale. Price . cents
THE SALAMANDER. A Naval Romance. BY Sue.
Free
ST. JAMES; Or. The Court OF Queen Anne A His.
torca Romance By AusWorh. Price . cents
THEREsE DUNOYER. A Novel By Eugene Sue.
Price
THE LITTLE SAVAGE. A Tale. BY Capt Marry.
Price 30
THE BRAYO'S DAUGHTER; Or, The Tory of Caro-
lima Romance Of the Revolution. By Dugtuue .
THE INVISIBLE GENTLEMAN By the a uthor of
Charley, 90 The Rd0btT,' etc. Price . cents
FANNY THORNTON; Or, Marriage a Lottery. % Cts
THE DOWAGER; Or, The New School for Scandal. A
Novel By Mrz. Gore. Price Is
BULWER's CAXTONs-Now eomplse. Two Parts
WALLACE; Or, the Hero of Scotland. By Reynolds
Authoro The Reformed HghwRyman" etc Price 50 cents
M For sale together w large Of other interesting
Literature, BY los 6l J. H. BECHTEL co. 10 Camp st.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

II 4 IL N " II .
n. For Liverpool-Takes no Grain-The A ship
&HEk SUNBEAM, Capt Putnam, having three .lOnrths
~ of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch.
For balance Of freight of $50 bales of cotton passage,
apply to [o31l L. H. GALE. 81 Common street
Il For Liverpool-Thef fast ailing A l. rithh bark
S98h EXPRESS, Capt Witty, will have immediate
49, dispatch for the above port, and handsomely
accommodate few passengers For freight of Com and
Provisions, apply to kLlNGEkDER q co.
OIL or G w OLIVER, % st. Charles ST.
-. For Havre-The A fine and fast sailing ship
CD SETH SP,RAGUE, Capt. WadswGrth, having
- nearly alt of her cargo engaged, will have imme-
diats dispatch For freight of 300 bales cotton, appyt
LEVI H. GALE, 80 Common st.
L. For LiverpOoL-The splendid A ship SUM-
Gala BEAM Capt. Putnam having the gr alter part of
her cargo engaged, will have quick dhpatch. For
balance of freight of 400 bales of cotton cabin passage,
having fine state accommodations, apply to
O3 LEVI II. GALE, 50 COnmon st.
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New orleans Emigrant nd Remiitanee ofioe

New Orleans Emigrant and Remittance oHos.
81 Sa 81 &
NHE undersigned, at his old established office, continues
accommodate peEsOns desrOus OF venting money TO
their friends in England, Ireland Scotland with Sterling
Sight Drafts payable in post town in the above named
kin gdOms and in suit he Also usual continues
having passengers brought fIOm Liverpool to this city
good ships and reasonable terms Parties living at dis
by addressing letter (pOs padl 70 the undenigned
will be promptly attended TO- JOHN TOOLE.
$40 ly IS Bank Place, New OFeanS-
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NOTICE i, the undersigned will give FIVE DOL
IN LARS TO the Picayune hef that stole the COLL AR
of my Black Dog Sunday morning the 28h; and if he
of Dog Collar he get one, without stealing
it, by calling on me- at No Cana or No St. Louis street.
o29 81 JAMES l.. TITUS.
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GTORE FOR RENT.-The large four story brick Store
- No " Tchoupitoqlas street occupied by Ken -
nedy y tOiteT, being the best location for Western M
large grocery business in the city. Possession given LIST ~
Of November. Apply at % Grayer street o29 81
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ITO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS to rent at No. -
I 2Cauol street, Breakfast will be given If required. 81
Apply on the premises O& Ia
FHNHREE DWELLING HOUSES TO RENT
Three small BRICK DWELLING HOUS rs on f Ia
Circus street, between Common and Gaves streets A
rent. Apply at q hatcher st. up-stsits. o29
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AMUsNMNNTs.
OLYMPIC THRATRR.


OLYMPIC THEATRE,
CORNER or BaRONJVE IND POYDRAs SITS.
SOLE Lessee and Manager, Mr.. JAMES $. CHARLES; Stage
~ manager MT NAYLoA Treasurer, Mr. GAlsFoRD Doors
P 2s Se sS g A. Circle and
COoed Gallery Is EVENING Tuesday, he per
The MisTGKEN FRTHERs
oVERsF; 'f AarF DiggoFy n de- ;SICampoel
To conead5 viii iIUE BEARD 10y u' O''n'''f'
ss% t6y SaTss5 P Pstn @ii u yf
shaeabSc. .Roley MARKS Irene ......"...Mrs. Caufed
DANCING ACADEMY.
M r CLlssEY late from Paris, respectfully informs Ny4
reopen on s t% Of Som5 e. baae my st he ~
no u Carondslet street, where he viii teach ali the H
TSe I1 bare arc now in vogue among e most fashionable ~
Yaz cnqne Temps German Polka RoRa, Masavoga
sGr which are The only Dances now received in the fashionable
BON graceful and elegant particularly when danced by lady and
Instructed L pa o 'ng learn those 4Sg Dances can be
being devoted giving private lessons lie will also give lessons
Dqys children, Mondays Thursdays from o'clock
from until ID o'clock every evening in he week for hose Who
b 70 Ps1 sg,fEes n Ss f ~ engaging to teach
~ Dizziness Of the head in Waiting entirely cured Dancing
Rooms, Is Carondeet street, near Common o29 SIN
Fashionable Dancing and Waiting Academy.
CARONDELET SALOON,
No. 1os CarOndelst, 6stDseH Povdras and Pcrddo sts
wi celebrated Academy NewYork respectfully oysY
that his School for the above graceful accom- XEEg
IN pshment is open the reception Of pu- d4
4pls Mr. Bruins has, during his 0
N3--aN the Northern States, spared neither pains
in procuring all the latest and fashionable
the ensonamong which the following beautiful may
meated TIE LoHdJn and Paris Polka Gladfis Grand Mil
tay dtddhe, Ercnlt La Polka Dacs, Polka h1z0u, La
doDd, Scoiit Wllz NeD York Polka Waits GerHGua Polka
Bo1ke's celebrated Pas de C0gsnr Highland filings
ueaHsi IN CaaHea La Pcs Siyien Ia TyrOdn Pal de Cole
doHin Fairy Pas Ssl, Military Jig Sa0rs H1TEpps
Hoppe, Hba7haH Lin, together with the CeiHrus SIX fgureJ
olka Gad aud every variety OF Ballroom, Paor and Fancy
In addition to the aboye will introduced the Polka
new and beautiful Waltz all the Paris and London
which destined to become equally popular the layor
La Polka 80 long and Justly celebrated IN the South.
MT bruns having made arrangements with for the
mission OF every and popular Dance and Music the public may
dueed in Europe
NJ Days and Evenings Of Tuition, TUESDAYS, THURS
HS and SATURDAYS from till p. NJ for Ladies, Misses
and Masters, and from till 10 p NJ Gentlemen and Youths
= F[iya: lessons will be given BY Mr. 3. from till y A. NJ
days Of tuition.
Terms moderate, and charge for Fancy Dances
Academies and Families attended reasonable
Nc Private Family SOT5es, monthly. Due notice Of the
first will be given
Parents invited visit the Academy and the attention
will be paid 10 the rapid advancement Of their children.
Mr. Buns's School Terpschoe Hall Iafay ette,
open for the accommodation those residing
Days Of tuition in Lafayette, Mondays and FRIDAYS OILS 3m
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FENHE Subscriber have hand large and well
i selected assortment OfCARRlAGES, FaEE ~
and are constantly receiving from the best 80
Northern Manufactures, every style and -
variety Purchasers would do vol to give wv
nc call. A. WOODRUFF s. CO.,
Oo29 6md&W los St. CharesSt.
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SHIP TIMBER, sPARs, ETC.

WHITE OAK TIMBER, from 20 TO 40 feet long:
w YELLQW PINE TIMBER from 40 10 % feet lOngi
SPRUCE SPARS, from 20 to 40 feet long;
ST. DOMINGO, CUBA aud HONDURAS LOGS
MAHOGANY Plank, Boards Scantling and Tuned
NeRell and Balustens: =
CLEAR WHITE PINE. CYPRESS and PQPLAhi
OAK. ASH and HICKORY Plank and scanning
~ az kinds Of Lumber saped @ eFaer; AIN,
ssp97 I'm Id rs and Is St. Joseph strei
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

r,EAIFD PROPOSALS viii received the office Of the Com
snv Al Mobile until Of SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of De-
csp6er si the graduation bridging gTu56ng and
miles, and for the manufacture and delivery oil
% Timber for seventy miles Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad be-
Ginning Id and extending westwHry out Mobile Plans pTohe
be ready for inspection and after the ls
Az III November work will be divided into small sections and
s bldng can propose for for the whole work
payments will made monthly but from 10 to Is per cent o. NE
10 ~ M ort done retained collateral security until the
ion f M contract The work be commenced imned-
1 fSr he letting and reasonable time given for compston
miles now extend through the pine woods Of
and over sand and sandstone whole length
ai 81 Al all OF the United Staea Inc
% i obv ne attention Of NOrhsrn and Western contractors
dstHo51 from The South - ii, "A, -. lii l.. $50, al, Al,
ssbsci 6ssrs ~ sanpathB p ne sbk nov altafs1 wv t
3iEs ghelaetb 4na ABll{ gss9 s NY WI y hsi
&g1lE Btt4t John 6BthUkl UhlFi FbsmttF
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sw Music,
liest ; | would not if l cot
Thou Told Me In Drear

TVNHOU art the LOveliest would not if could Forget;
L How often hast Thou Told Me In Dream Es[gW57A
Thou art with Me Sul Q say, you Love Me @k.kB
Truly Two Mountain GirlI; Mother, thou art 49,
the Dearest One Sunshine of the Heart Merry Sleigh
Bells Miguonette Polka, 4 hands We yet shall M,
Again Sweey the Merry Marriage Bells Duet in Linda;
Ring my Finger True LovelineSs-with many other
beautiful pieces for sale at MAYO,S Music Store,
81 81 No. Camp street.
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NEW srYLR

HATS AND, ,s.s..'stst' " iHt s,
We hsVS 10 store, Esd s0sylas, Pc lhss ,,,oss
asA AFsi d ihs 1sii e 81 II mss lsraslTwh93
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Ysstsrda

i.lr1ruDE, q 81 30 N-IoEs1TUDs. 50 Win Time 81
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BUTTON HOLDERS.
g Sister, are you happYl''
=" Yes, Deacon, feel as though was in Belize
bulbs BOSOM
4" Not in Belzebub's A"
Well, some of the patrarchs, ] don't care
which,
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The FTench LUCina Cordial,

Or Dr. 1dTbe'S Restorative Drops.
TENH Il INVARlABLE SUCCESS of this Cordial in cases
of mpotenoy has gained for it Just celebrity To those
persons who by of venery self pollution, have
brought themselves premature Impotency involuntary
Seminal Emissions, General Debility, Weakness OF the Or
Nervous Affections, other consequences oil IN
restrained indulgence of the sensual passions is strongly
recommended. ,..-
E5Y- Sole Agency in the United States No IL CARON
DELFT street. between Canal and Common street,, New
Orleans, sign of the EsculapUs Statue. o29 3t
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MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ana.
VHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of the
u travelling public confident that he can supply -
the wans of the tranEieAt visiten Of Montgomery,
well any Of his competitors Those going TO, or
turning from the North obtain meals at all hOan, 10 suit
theauval and departure of the railroad and steamers
fine OuT-hOIse OMNIBUS constantly in attendance, to
convey pasen and from the boats to the free OF
charge The accommodations equal TO any other essb
shment in the town, and being at a reduced rate, offer
additional inducements to the travelling public. The best
Stewards cooks and servants engaged and palma will
be spared 70 render the Of Vte pleasant and agreeable
au20 d&W1y @. A ABERCR0MBlE.
sHAMEN's TEMPERANCE HOME, MOBILE.
TINHE SUBSCRIBER who has conducted the SalOr'
il Home in the City of Mobile from its commence -
ment to the present time, has engaged, and Is now ksN
fitting up, spacious M RnsiOn opposite the Market,
which he viii open for the accommodation OF SEAMEN
and the public about the LIST of October He determined
devote his entire and uncsasng energies TO make II the
BEST and the MODEL of its kind.
Every thing possible shall be done promote the comfort
OF the Seaman, and 10 give him HOME that shall meet
his wants in sickness or in health.
The best moral and religious influences will psrvade the
Home Il will be visited frequently By the Clergy Of the
City, and one Of Their number viii cot Chaplain. The
WsisTe Of ths sAlLoB will aWEt 10 IsFan3ga and hs
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CORNER CUSTOJhHO USE AND FRONT SITS.
NWTIIlL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS or
w WEDNESDAY January 8, 1919. Well fur. "a
niIhed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen.
TABLE-the best the market will afford. -
The above establishment has been built by the pFOpneOI
expressly for the accommodation Of city and Transient Board
s 1t il one Of the healthy and airy situations In the
city and NO pains will be spared render those whe MAY
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants. =.
~ Terms a. as any establishment of the kind
IN tben ity fia1 d& W.T. II. ALEXANDER. PTODretOT