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TERMS:
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tisars AS FAnrnY PAPERit crcuntes largely, reaching
rsary hundreds homes early hour and beng ie"u
are the approach Of business hours consequently tce'
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K published every Monday morning at IS year. "
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isiana Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama, Texas ana ohe
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CGS"pegS9egSs

Just received per ships Neptune Edward Iyam and Mont
morency from Liverpool fresh supply Of designs and
beautiful patterns VELVET, TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS
CARPETINC from the celebrated manufactory Of j. Cros-
ley & Sons.
ALL WOOL and HEMP DUTCH,
s,perior article Counting ImseS, Offices and Nurseries.
COCOA AND CANTON MATING.
TODD & GANDOLFI
OF 2p6t 80 Canal ST., near Royal Touro Buildings
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uRsseertc02e Nominations.

eHMGeFtCTge UV0aneESGSe0sa5'
FOR PREsInENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PREsInENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC TORs:
FIRST DISTRICT:
y. Il. WILKINSON, Jr.,
OF rLAQuEMlNEs.
SUBSTITUTE:
Hon. GEORGE Z U SITS, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GLEINDY BURKE,
ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTES:
HI. III. SU EEs.
THIRD DISTRICT:
Is. G. TEIEEs0D AUX,
OF TLhHEuoNSE:
SUBSTITUTE:
CIRCUS GA r Id T. IL e.
rouRTi! DISTRICT:
EGSTON POND, Jr.,
EAST FELcfASA.
sUBsTlTvTE:
Ms EGDyV AKDs.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. Xxi G,
Of ST. Landry.
ST BIT : 7 I re:
ADOLpEEI ID. G o so.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
PETER ALEX A Id Il X,
fENSAS.
SUBSTITUTE:
l.. p. IL Il n T.. at26 2pth
FOR HOUSE REP RES + n TATlN Il
Scrrnh Representatives District
AMERICAS CASDIpATE,
j, j. u ID {. 4 IL T. l. / Ii n N ID
! go 5t
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RsGtEy! EsGf!y!! FeUEEy!!!

JEIJIATORI r \ \ G +, II s.
Hon EANDEI HUNT viii! address tlic Fillmore Rangers
and his ODD FELhUN% HALL, oh 1lfi9
tFRIpAYI EVENING, Oct. Il, At o'clock.
sr-The Fillaore Ergrr>. ud Line Wigs, Conservative
Dnopt, and the public generally nTite to he present.
I. r. PARKER President
r. K. HOWELL, Secretary. ISL gplt
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There will bea meeting Of the Fillmore hangers al
5Odd Fellows Hall, this evening Every Ranger Is
expected to attend, and a general invitation IS eS
tended to the public.
The Hon. Randel Huntarill address the meetlng'
The mere announcement Of this fact would be suifl'
Gent to crowd hall Of thrice the size Of the yastroo
IL the Odd Fellows building. Still, three Or four
thousand can Jam themselves within hearing distance
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IL EBye for ENe -KHuit'.

Pcrtectin: attained by Incidence ease:
LOT road 10 Universal favor The wurl will not blown
like chat into channel indicated by iu,aors. Wines the
fast anchored fame Of BATtIIELOK'S HAIR DYE b.
watching when Others slept sustained by its intrinsic worth aud
trutlnlueSS Warueh dsalpo III the hopes
of those wlU use it.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, proprietor
prices, by > ..,
J. WRIGHT T. CO.,
.n21 AILAN .1lrl Il l,ln.rirn
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oEe&csssi0as, KEagSSGFS :

meeting Of the members OF This tlu will he ti HIS
EVENING" 3lst inst 81, G$ ociock their Headquarters, II
Camp street. \ general Attendance is requested.
o3l .rlt Bf bENEE or THE I'EF.HihF-Nt.
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China.

The subscribers opening a splendid
!lc14t Of China
PLAIN WHITE AND RICH TEA AND DINING SETS,
CHAMBER SETS AND FANCY ARTICLES VASES,
IIavit. bought the above auction far below importation
cost we offering them corre~pondirely prices.
p. r. FELL Il CO.
81 2rlM&2lW L Clmp street.
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ATTENTION, HUssARs by reference to notice IN
another column the members of this Club will see
that they are called upon to meet at their headquar
tiers this evening, at halfpast o'clock and that
general attendance Of members is requested. Bepunc
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.Eoncs' Spanish Eity EE"Fsifc.

WhH sensible would ruin and iure lcr skin with
prepared chalk, il She knew that there heHUl
bl. preparation called JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE
that gve> the skin natural 1ukiug Whce> and makes it
soil and smooth,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
OF Zp3tMuWrEr u and lil ChaTtvtS street
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For MEMruls.-The splendid passenger packet
Sc,raka Cant Charles B. Church, leaves this evening" ii"
O'Clock runcunly taking freight and passengers for all inc
bends John +. Hyde 4 Co. are her agents.
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CIRCUS EXcITEMENT.-A splendid silver trunpet is
10 be awarded tonight to the fireman can scratch grave
the fastest in Il Of fifteen circuits the riue at Ma.u
CIRCUS Rosa Madgan and the fastest fireman will something
worth on night,
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILRoAne attention Of readers called the ndver
isernen OF The Kew Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company in A0ther column, giving change
the hour Of departure Of the and freight trains.
On and after the Ist day Of November the passenger will
leave New Qflea1S daily at A NJ and the freight train
al8 a. A.
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Housekeeping Goods.

hAVQtJNFNt0FVtRVV W WVNVSs
\ complete assortment OF articles of use, such as
LAMPS.
KNIVES AND FORKS,
JAPANNED WARE, TIN WARE
WOODEN WAKE, IRON WARE,
BRUSHES, BASKETS,
DOOR AND TABLE MATS etc,
For sale ut low prices, by
P. r. FELL & CO.,
o. 1lNtN9tW L dunn street.
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az1- Mr. Albert G. Folgar, clerk Of the steamer
Ann. etiv. has our thanks for st. Louis papers.
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FOR RENT.-Several handsomely furnished rooms,
with Or without board. Apply No 1888 St Joseph street.
tween st Charles AVID CarondeIet streets
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Fillmore Dangers.

We are indebted to a commercial friend Tor Il
late san Francisco price current
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Politics IN OuACHITA-By private letter re-
eeived from Monroe yesterday under date of I'D inst
we have brief account of the speaking at the Dem
ocrate barbecue the previous day, as we'll as the
American speaking afterwards. AT about T. o'clock,
on the ed Senator Benjamin opened his speech and
continued il for about two hours to audience com
posed Of some two hundred and fifty persons at least
onehalf of whom were Americans Our correspond
ent states that even the stern Democracy were weared
with his effort, and thinks one or two more such
speeches would ensure the vote of Ouachta for Fill
more. After he had concluded his remarks free dis
cusson having been peremptoriy refused the meeting
partook of fine repast that had been prepared for
the occasion and then Capt. Chas. D. DreuX of this
CITY, assembled the stand and delivered most eloquent
and foreihle speech, which was received with raptu
rous applause by the audience. Our corr spond
ent speaks in the highest terms of gifted young
townsman, and says his speech produced a most
happy effect upon the people of that section Of conn
try. We have no doubt Of it.
Henry Gray, Esq, Democratic candidate for eectoF
responded in a short speech, and the meeting adj
journed. In the evening large crowd assembled in
the Court House, where speeches were delivered by
the Hon. John Ray and Col, Sparks, of Ouachita
aud Capt. Dreux, Of this city. OF course their re-
marks were forcble and to the point and producedan
inspiring effect upon their hearers,
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Ens5l.OitEcries, Faces, etc.

ENE5NOftEc1'ReS, ENtES. tET.
CAMP STSEET...-..,....'..'i s'
Valencia Lace COLLARS and C0LLARETS.
t;riu,,r, Lice rOII4AKETS nd COLLARS.
Swis, rn, Nulelccnnp RACHEL COLLARS.
S,yi,, SETS-Jncourt StiTS-Liucn SETS.
tuiplrp .Iacunet aud Swiss RtNllS-vrrH rich
Fr,,,lr and English Work Embroidered SKIRTS.
GRASS SkIRTS--C rnoliue SIX LliIS-Norci ShANiH
cIIN-pE I.tlN ES-CAS lINElES.
won. P1,AlpS-Ereuch CALIrUEs-MERINuS, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
o. 2pMoWpvFr tH' "NPN''''''
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!" THE CAMPBELL's ARE CoMISG. THAT is a fixed
fact. We know it positively; for DR.. +. A. Jones,
the apaat courier of the renowned Campbell troupe,
dropped in last evening and told us SO, and we know
from an acquaintance of many years that the Doctor
is man oftruth. The troupe will arrive early next
week. and will probably open on Wednesday or Thurs
day evening. The Campbes, it is expected, will re-
main some two months with US. From our knowledge
Of their merits we unhesitatingy predict they will
reap an abundant harvest Of public patronage Merit
isalways rewarded in New Orleans, and the Camp
bells are unequaed in their line.
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hz5- We are requested to call special attention to
sale Of fms furniture at 10Y O'Clock this day ut the residence
Of J. H. Owen Esq, No PIP St. Charles street by Gardner
Smith, auctoneer. Sec advertisement under auction head
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IL A Y y { 4 p :. etc.,

At WNNl.EN ALE
Wcre tatly genera" assortment OF SF Fur,
r,Erre Panama. Leilor.. Straw, ,n Lea!, HeNe"n and
Wu0l HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST Il CO.,
lyl3 2pfW II N'1"Mht SVeT'.
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CP0CEel'y, Glass ard ChilsU.
large stock, well assorted for country trade low prices
For sale by
z. r. FELL 4 CO.,
o. 2plO&HtN Il ta1np street.
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- SEE FIRST AND you1s'r Is FACES , 81
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EgoBRECTIoNs-In our leader yesterday, which,
owing to ndisposition, not revised by the writer
we are made say that at thes prng elections in ls54
the K. Ms. carried " the Mayor and everything else.
We meant to have said, getting everything except
the Mayor In another portion of the article we are
made by the compestor to say" Wing class when
we really wrote voting class. The intelligent reader
probably made the proper correction Immediately.
STILL we like that the Courier should never fail in cor
rectness as to facts. [Coulier Of yesterday.
q While the Couriers hand was in it might have ven
tnted upon some corrections Of that same leader
Assuming that it aims at correctness as to facts,
NE will point out one or two variations from the line
of strict correctness in order to give it an oppor-
tdnity for early correction. IN fact the foregoing
.scorrections 7 need correcting sadly.
Isl Iii regard to the municipal elections Of the spring
OF the Courier says it meant to have said get
ting everything except the Mayor" that's, the Know
Nothings had. got " everything" Now, it seems to
us, the Courier is widely at fault. Instead of the
KnoW-Nothngs "getting everything except tile
Mayor it strikes us the election resulted in de.
cided advantage to the Democrats, politically and
pecunarly considered. They had the Mayor, who
could check-mate the Common Council at any time
with his veto. Mess1s. Sellzeneau, Ramos and Jack
son, all Democrats, were elected Recorders They
with the Mayor constituted our-ffths of the Police
Board, which threw into the hands oEthc Democrat
the absolute control of the Police Department Of tn
city. And the Democrats retained their poIitica
ascendancy in the Board Of Aldermen!
Will the Courier please extend its list Of corrcC
tions,r and thus prove to the community that it
really and truly striving for :" correctness as
facts?n
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Secondhand E'arssltteEc Bought.

IT, highest Cu Price paid Tor all dc-rross OF Secon
hrl Funurc Persons leaving the city and wishing t" d"'
their itr find their !N tn"sc 10 call on
l!la u,,irt -lJrd.
4sr,sr, hand Flriturr sol. exchanged and repaired
T. NJ. TOURNE,
nu9 2u3n = i'''''' '''t''
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H. ~. Seymour,

a ", SPUN&OWF3
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR All LAW,
BATON ROUGE, Ia,
Practices his Profession in all Branches II TIC F"eS o
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. ccil62 pu
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~ 3rlm' HtI'hitN' - t"'Il -r1N'.-
Camp street Carpet Es '0Fci'0stSc'
5ScANp ST. AND AND IL BANK PLACE.
NEW FALL STOCK.

Velvet MED ALLIOSS VcIvts. Wilton br'!-,el< Tape y
Erl-srj> Tr,, riy add rran CARFETINfiS, En-> ra,
Curtain Materials Wtutur Shades, t"rHcSN On i'> &c,
in the greatest variety Al the lowest I&tt>: ~,
l.. ELklN co.,
oh 2plu1 IS Camp street nnd = ana II h'''N li"c'
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nvnG sAip pAnhin one futssh saw, for saving crook
- bsveed timber for soip frames, ana IL sAd 70 b
tAs osy of the kind in in the navy; wood
boring machine one uorticiDg machine, machine for
making tennsnts ~ circular SAWS two scroll eating
saws planning Machines for planning ship timber and
pahkbs machine for boring and turning holes in
6enumvs@ tor gun risges, &c. rhe mill ID sAw-
ing timber for the United States steamer Nssissipp
which Is undergoing tho ough repair.
rhe new 81 cam frgae Niagara is st In the naval dry
So ns a ooppsaSg wiz 20 nn'saed 10 about .esk,
weeks longer The shaft and beA,ings Of the propeller
VIII b Put In while the chip Is ia DOCK Shipoiners
~ work inside the ship, fitting up the bios store
Seons sail rooms and other apartments. The frgate u
eoppered four feet three inches from kee and
TOO feet above the load line.
Is understood tnst strangers and oitizsns can
yt and inspect the receving ship North Carolina any
ssy daiiog the wsek BY obtaining permit from the o.
1oe91 Of that yease
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PeraOnal Intelll1encc.

Ths Hartford Tmesos he 10Th inst says:-The Rev. Mr..
Daily, pastor o. st. Pstrisks church OF this city. re
Of Rshop oReiley in Ireland, Maron u, stating
tst Bishop OR iey sailed board Of the Pacids, and
his fate involved in that Of the steamer Inc
NV NJ ORstlly reported As passenger In the Cam
lsia, 10 nspasw Of the late Father Brady He vas sx
ysssd BY this OF course, them the report that
wss the RI Rev. Bishop o'Rssy who had arrived, s
Prem Liysrsco in s'e:mshio Salas1Hcn jas McLsns
and As oseps Pssr.sh Capt and Mrs Ghs small Misses
IF 'sn Sa
1s nY,!os VIM Farmer, VIM COOPER. Philanasr Easgss
1Is:r soSies fs.ss sssics koSs GsSsr John Hasss
=: y. .sa NJ Ei:s tsasI I'd " Garner
ss:Pssess:; y Hsrns1 pscsl B.ssl Ae. wien, b
1sst Ihomss-Iodi 81.
ssss, xSs 1usisr mss Ksnasdy Mrs Rose. Gn Lsm
!sss NJ: Sheppard Mis- shspp.IS. P-os:sor 's'
2%slo. sDs y ,na
v snow, MAJ sell, Can't " smih Capt Barrier Miss
MsnaIsh, John Lynch. Meyer. ThOmpsOn-and 80 IN hs
DEPARTURES.
Fer eavannah In the steamship FloraDr Johu Trenn0r,
crsriharst Russell. @ suaon and lady, Thomas Wat
Pss s s Denton
P.yso,, : 4 sousSn.yd. ! Beyden; y Boyssa, Ms
sss E %s ssss
a os nee sSa eighteen
. seanen-andar In the Storage.
For Charleston in steamer Levy Fisss
yede Duncan, MISS wheeler, Miss Dyer Griffith,
.p@1n wN.ns two Masters ksSn Ssgs sessls
1Isapson. Jlo Perkins A Lsnox and s1 the sssrass.
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Married,

Married,
On Wednesday April 49, at the Datch church, Univer-
sity pace by the Rev. Mr. Hutton Mr.. SAMUEL e. HSoox
to Miss lIzs ARCHER, daughter Of Isaac q. Archer Esq.,
all OF this city.
On Wednesday. August Is, 1885, by Rev. J. Herman,
Hi r. CHAPMAN Miss MARGARET G. ROBINSON, all of this
city.
o. Tuesday, April Is. BY the Rev. o.. Cutter, Mr..
HENRY ENNIS Ct Bergen N. j., to Miss MARY Classy.
AZ Beik vile. n j., on Thursday, April IL By the Rev
Dr. Bea JOHN TUCKER, of this city, to Miss May ANNA
SPEAR, daughter Of James Spear, Esq OF the former
place.
Al Charleston s. c., ON Wednesday, April Q, Mr. Law
MuLRY of New York, to Miss SARAH ANN COOPER OF
Charleston.
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pvuuastS Fancy 0ssds, Dzaaumvsay-
ss "a s: =. s. :o 5; rss
sH Jsus IL * co. e ~
Whiskors ard monstnrhes Worced To arow
IN s veehs By ooguent which vii not stain inu-s the
s.5. g s s street s F:ss 81 street, Albany
s~tchelsr's a.,r Dye, Wlgs and Toupses
& % aIis Elegance asd
q; s.: nd fs 81
Oristaaoro's wigs, HAIR Oye and voapees
ncte admiration among ali oonnosseues IN ars sa Of
s am, p :ss 81 sr n h wo..s az
n. q ORBf xDORO's, Noe Aston House. Copy hs ID
Lauck's Hair Dye-I have taken the
trouble 10 anayze all the different dyes in ara find
laoca pepsi.on dsc.s; The best Tor dysias ne human
d Ming iss Broadway. corner John street. and Dr.
stsw Oyster Bay. L. l.
wigs, Wlgs,.compe.ition lsensd.-s1ve
tsupsss nknuactured By he only; The best ye.
:as: a. R.lss 'A'- A' 0''
Clirehugh's wigs and TouPees, with his
and 20 s,a
E.61s arc ua7.sd Factory lda Fulton street, corner Of
Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. DIR.
Dc % biz s nss 70 %
otace, s2s Broadway.
Or. 3. .. Ditch's ~six Hectares tho Pro-
yeniion AID Cure Of Asthma Bronshs Heart
a. nv. ed IN
III e g or s Is 81 %;
letter. ~ & w % y BApUy Sv
The Medicinal Principles laid down In the
% e. ons Uases srs S put % H.
ss BEST d 4 :ed s q "
Medical Inhalatsoas, with Coustitutaonay
y or disease. Of he lungs and throat. heart diseases DIVER
ONCE hours from A. n r n daily sundays excepted.
HsiIoway's ,P1lIs.-VVnerever Civilization
has penetrated these pulls tn demand The stomach the
ease in I'll mass ard upOa these The rsmsds setoa Of
this sSs sspd or0s sUS VVn.ss ss he
London; and by all druggists at 25c 62sc and 81 per
The .Kme OF AlgieIs."
That the Psrisans had presented
H Ines, : FISK Of Of Lyons =; n,s, po ~der
v S.ss SSS H. sfs ns- P Psas s 3: sn
Not an
;ssn ~ the IGees since The smperor us'a It, DeDo AL
To Nervous Sufferers IA Retired Clergy
eea suffering Is anxious 70 make know the
n D:ana 8 es
What shnn Dos-Go 60 a GOod Phreno'o-
gthave your bead sxamn ed He viii tell you what 70 do
ssa 40 WV Mr. Tfas @ i've
IS tha proper person To advise you
Window Shades, White and sun Holland,
5 sns ~
Country merchants supplied at the lowest prices and ON the
Francis salter, N. D., OcuIist and Aurist,
6 Bond street, New York. ONCE hours from to Il and
TO r. =.
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SrpRKAR -Crcuit.-Nos. 4l9. 1883 1887, 1854,
1905 lS47 1883 235a 2514 $780, 2648 1902 1902 2lo3
1857 26l8 2cO9 26s2 2201 247s, 2i5 24l6 $780, 1885,
2e47 28S7 $780, 1872 27ls 2429 2O06 2l2s 2371 1885,
1887 2osy 220 21s5, 2370 ESQ, 1868, $685. 257 766,
26l6
sUrnn CoURr-spscisI Tsrm.-Nos 70, 70, SO, o., 90,
srYsnos CcuRr-Nos 5ss, 1888, 262 1858, so7, s7s &c.,
se7, AO6 A6 1885, 49, Ar 4s 49, al to 4s7, $685. $50
11e, 200, los, 231.
COMMON PLEAS CouRr-Trial Term-Psxt 1.-Nos 4AS,
46O &c., 1852 $685. 439 516 to 518 $780, 622 to 624 382
Part 2Nos. 400, 1856, 900, GOT, 512 1913, A. Az, Is,
626 to $50.
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Glorious News-rhere II not q Day Pasoes
gentlemen introducing their friends to have one
Of verlapg hats. This speaks volumes They
the coolest hat ever invented for comfort 70 the head
These ha and close ut plessure Several geatlenen
decye they had only got Of these bat sooner they
would have Lost their hair Ca and see thcm-be your
~ ''ee' " SEILEK5 COMPANY.
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The Celebrated IS and 80 Cent Portraits
are taken only water power picture mill $50 Broadway
aepst the phototype the amprap and double camera
works Of art,
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Ans0a's Large Size DaguerreOtypesf for Fifty
seps colored and in nice case twice the others
a. 80 cents and equal those made elsewhere for 81
AMSON'S, $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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To Espenscheld's, HOI-VhO would Pay
bur dollars for hat in Broad WAY, when Superior 10
be purchased for three dollars and half
lis Nassau street! only be because hay have never
N3ca one Of ESPENSCHEID'B beat