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I FOR PREsIDEET.
WILLARD FILL MORE,
,,-,. OF NEW YoRK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE. % stH$
,'' Z LEG y oRs: '..'
JF.. FIRST DISTRICT:
y. B. WILKINSON, Jr.,l.g-5s.
OF rLAauEaINEs. si z igtIa
SUBSTITUTES: -.
Hon. G e ORGE EUSTIS, Jrs
~ E.., SECOND DISTRICT: aa@&
GLE DY Is UR KE,
7Hn ~ OF ORLEANS. ~ 4Erl
SUBSTITUTES: .3za
HI. nj. s U nj ME RS. ,gsS's
THIRD DISTRICT
B. G.. THIBODAU1X, sg#2n
OF TERREBoNNE: ID WH,
SUBSTITUTE:
FE RGUS GAR E R r.
FOURTH DISTRICT: ,
PRESTON POND, Jr., n"
G OF EAST fELICIAN4.
SUBSTITUTE:
N, DIV AR Ids. .,.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY. stsH g-IF a
r@H sUBTsITUTE:
A. B COCO.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
p. XANDER, -st
OF TENsAs. l--
81 SUBSTITUTE:
L.. P. CRANE. au26 2ptd
B0s'eges, sVHagsgi5as, etc.
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
8. HE d Bn -uu ne az Hn ii n N .
Corner D,yades and Ie1psichore Streets,
Win offer MONDAY, August 25th great inducements in
Bareges N1uslns Jaconets Cambrics SWISS Dmiry White
Danask Musns Linen Cambria andkerchefs Irish Linen
Ladies' and Chdrens Stockings Laces Gloves Misses Edg
ing White and Brown Cottons, Cacoes Ginghams many
other articles which have lately been bought auction and
be sold Low. Gall and
81 2p3t Corner Dryades and Terpsehore streets.
Eeeme0UaS.
124 CANAL STREET. I94.
]. D. CAMERON g. co.
Beg leave to inform their and the public generally
that they have removed their stock of Carpeting Floor OIL
Cloths etc. from 26 Chartres and q Customose Streets
their spacious store, No. CANAL STREET Tourf
Buildings.
We receiving varied of Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET aud
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
of entirely patterns and designs;
I'll ALSO Of
THREE-PLY and VENETIAN CARPETING;
BAIzEs, DRUGGETS and RUGS,
usual variety Of patterns and quaities;t -2n
EInb eaudM nslin EURT
Silk, Wool and Wool DAMASK direct from the best
factories in France and England; .,.
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices and Pins and yariet,
of Table Covers;
FLOOR OH. CLOTH, to "a feet wide by 100 feet long
which we cut to suit any size or hall
All of which will sell the market prices.
]. D. CAMERON & CO.,
81 2p6t l2i Canal street. Touro Buildings
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SGeEegEe1'y, Harness and Trunks.
The subscribers have just received full supply Of English
French and American
SADDLES
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
WN ga ne ma O. - 81,
IS NOT TO BE EQUALT.ED IN THE SOUTH Also
stany hand complete Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
zxe EgTSrxSS,
other articles in their line, which they invite attention
Sc WING HINES,
With all the late improvements.
LACEY s. CO.,
ie23 2ptnI 81 St. Charles street.
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@- Office, No. q Commercial Place.

NTcGOWAN'S CELEBRATED PLANTA-
lYl TION PUMPS.--DOUBIE-ACTINGS SUCTION AND
CHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED 70 ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
HOUR; SUGAR-IIOUSE PUMPS; FIRE ENGINES
PUMPS FOR CIsTERNS AND DEEP WELLS; "COPPER"
VALVES; HOT WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
McGowRn's Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting forcing large volume of from The
overtowing rice lands, supplying sugar houses Draining
Engines small Sugar House Engines with lined Metal
Valve Pumps juice molasses and forcing hot into
boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wrecing Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake,
capable throwing from 50 to IS gallons per minute through
ozzle, distance OF from 100 to 10 feet.
The engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular saw MILL gin stands, etc. and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses houses ETC., where
ompact and simple vertical engines desirable
No brick work erection any kind necessary in putting
these engines work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections made.
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FOREIGN DEN nE.

hyyERpooL, aug. Is, 1866. !
Editors Crescent. This has been a dull md stupid
week in cotton. Spectators have taken nothinasand
spinners not their consumption. Prices shaa call
lied lower. The ships from your aide ha4e leen
making fast passages, and this has increased The IN
portion the week The following are the rticnlars
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The Northern Democracy seem to have sod out
stock, oel, barrel rannrod percussion caps ilints
shotbag, poWderhorn and bulletmonlds, TO the Ere
mont party. The following from the New YORK her.
AID indicates that the movement from Democracy TO
Fremontis which las hitherto been confined to par
tienlar localities, has become general q,
cae ~ s sofeaaa cos
country has been
as mn f shs sGGz
Democratic Fremont Club giving y de1S M
I'D says hat TIC signatures confined those who npo
he smp1 s hse bsse sa liz @
lie Democratic candidate for Ohio HAD ne sai
ye hundred meeting 70 organize cIabs
ss s'sss ss ep S
Of Congress- In Warren county Pennsy al the dsat
Hon q Curtis Democratic Member Of The last Con
4grcss N i$t$t& B $& aF35 hi $E5
If Under such circumstances We think that patriot
ism and duty alike call upon the National Democrats
of the North, the South, the East and the Vest TO
unite and Withdraw Mr.. Buchanan; and if he acont
be withdrawn, to cast their sutfrages for Willard
Fillmore and thus save the country from the disasters
which would follow the election Of ayFreesol Presi
dent, which may, possibly be the result, if he remains
in the field, thus continuing triangular contest
which is hopeless so far his prospects in the North
are concerned.
tisquite clear and becoming clearer every day,
that the struggle in the North is between Fillmore
and Fremont-tha Buchanan is not in the at all
except in two or three States, and that he has no
positive strength except in few Southern States
the withdrawal of the latter would give the entire
South to Nh. Fillmore, which would put the election
of a sound National statesman, beyond all question.
Such course would ensure entire safety, and would
entail honor instead Of discredit upon the withdrew
ing party That Mr.. Fillmore is National Union
patriot in the highest sense Of the term there can
be no doubt, if the testimony Of Mr. Buchanan, and
Of Mr.. John E. Ward, President of the Cincinnati
Democratic National Convention which nominated
Mr.. Buchanan is considered worthy public conside-
ration. 49, sG5s
Here are some of the deplorable consequences that
would be avoided by the withdrawal Of the Hon.
! James Buchanan from the Presidential canvass.
According to present indications Fillmore and Ere
mont will principally divide the North, giving Mr..
Buchanan two or three States In the South, Fremont
will not be known practically. Making the liberal
concession that Mr.. Buchanan will carry sixty per
cent Of the Southern vote, what are the possibilities
Why, that the election may devolve upon the House
Of Representatives. contingency that all good cit-
should deplore and earnestly strive to prevent
If Mr. Buchanan gets sixty or seventy Southern
electoral votes, we fearathough we are not without
hope-that Mr.. Fillmore cannot run sufficiently ahead
of Mr. Fremont in the North to keep the election out
of the House. Hence, every Southern vote cast fol
Mr.. Buchanan is indirectly advantagng Fremont and
Freesoi, BY increasing the chances Of throwing the
election into the House of Representatives.
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DUBT4IC N0TICE.-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
the Police Jury The parish Of Orleans right bank of
the river Mississippi will proceed the election Of Night
Police Officers the 9Th Of September 1856 att O'Clock p Nj
said officers receive salary Of fifty dollars per month An
persons applying for said office requested send in their
applications the election the Office Of the
CHARLES E! FoRTIER,
ant 2tawti Secretary Police Jury.
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AscESs1oN.-The old line Wings in the Parish of
Ascension and others favorable to the election of the
'Model President are not all dead yet, as the follow
ing call which appeared in the DonaldsonVille Fig
liant, of the 3Oth ult with the accompanying sigma
tures abundantly demonstrates:
The old Wings of the parish of Ascension and all others
favorable to the election of Fillmore and Doneson are request
ed to at the DonalSonre on Sunday the
l September next II o'clock NJ for the purpose OF raty
ing their nomination by the Philadelphia Conyenl1 r
DIR. Edward DufeI Jr., G. A. Franklin H. h. Dntel Earle
Manuel Fnentes Thompson Nemorn ltraud s. O. Hepburn
Ant Dominique, W. w. Thompson, j. H. Weghtnihn, W T.
Gilbert, 4; T. Kightor A. J. Powell, Philippe Landry, 1. y
Nichols W. G I@wes Prosper Landry, Ferdnand ier9 II.
Maurn, j. b. Fuenes O. Terrio, Emile BuQno, j. ST. Martin
Jr.
In this connection it is proper to state that the Hon
D. F. Kenner will support Mr.. Fillmore, notwith-
standing the uniustifable efforts Of opposition prints
to create contrary impression. Our information
comes through source that is absolutely reliable.
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EtIVII4 ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
" The undersigned having formed pparnership for the pur
Of ransacng business the line Of Civil Engineering
Surveying that may entrusted Them within the State
Louisiana having had considerable experience that
line of business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from those interested therein, #ai j. G, DREuX.
" MITCHELL,
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T GABICI, SUCCESSOR TO H. D. HEwITT,) NO.
La 80 Camp street, New Orleans.
II 1 i, L . q i, I \ -sIIy

This comprises the largest Of AL e Atneri
publications and Of Foreign Music offered in the South
a large assortment Of PIANO FORTES of the best American
and Foreign Manufactures Erard aud Peye Grand Square
and Upright Pianos London and Paris make always hand.
Meodeons Guitars Accordeons Voins Flutes Brass nstru
men Strings etc. ETC., and complete assortment OF Musical
Merchandise Books, ETC., etc. {s,
G-Music arranged and boundMrsical Instruments of ak
kinds repaired Teachers situations
procured for Professors leg TIN
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CncInnhl, Decembef l, 1900.
Messrs Geo. D. Winchell, Bro. It CO..
GenisThe Pumping Engine purchased of for use Of
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider it the best pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The engine drives, besides the 3Onch circular saw
three aes and drill presa and there is spare, with
s5 pound the inch of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend the notice of railroad managers and
others. Yours truly,
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TEL jig r PIED no THE 9 SCENT
b ~ 40 = 7FE7757@f5 a39Z#7 " 8
&C q NGREsSIEO ma /,
ny THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES.

TEHE ARMY BILL FINALLY. PASSED.
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The Memphis and Grenada (AIississippi and Ten
nessee) Railroad is now complete and in running or
der distance Of thiftyseYen miles, and, says the
Memphis Eagle Of the 29th is still progressing finely
twill, doubtless. go on, and on, and on, until the
connection is made with New Orleans. It cannot
stop for want Of funds tsince the Congressional dona
ton Of Iands) 1.-The stopper, as Baptist friend re-
marks, g has been pulled out and thrown awayln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-04

FRENCH LANGUAGE and LITERATURES.
LEON LAUGRIN, lately Lawyer At the Bar OF Paris,
now Professor Of the French Language and French Literature
In the University If Louisiana.
R French class for gentlemen O'clock every evening,
his Office University Buildings Of BaronDs and Com
rr1Ot srant. mil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-04

NEW York. The second days proceedings Of the
New York State American Convention were very har"
monious. Fillmore and Donelson's nomination was
unanimously ratified. The Black Republicans tried
toget in some resolutions about freedom of speech,
ETC., but which were promptly voted down, when
they rose and left in body Their attempt to getup
an excitement on the subject miserable failure
The Convention then appointed State Central Com
mttee, and selecting Troy the place Of their next
semiannual meeting, adjourned amid repeated cheers
for Fillmore and Donelson. a.
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or LOUISIANA EDICl

T WRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GLASSES FUR
Il GeHlemenM, Leon Laugrin Professor of the French
language French literature the University of Louisiana
gives respectful the public that MONDAY June
9th will commence and continue during the whole
Of different degrees for gentlemen, comprising
Elementary Middle and Superior Glasses at his Office uiyer-
siy Building Baroe and Common Streets Room No l.
The classes will take place in the evening at various hoprs
from O'Clock, suit ybody The learning the
language will be made extremely by method of SIM
plihcation
PRICE fer month So payable in advance Apply and sub
scribe at the Professors office evening" after O'clock
SoE1 p,
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LaTER FRoM RIO. the arriyal, yesterday morn
ing, os the ship GalIego, Capt Wnf, from Rio, We
have intelligence from there to the Goth July, is
There was nothing mportan inspiring Of polt-
nature, III The time Of the sailing Of the Gallego
From the lst to the 18th July, the shipments of
coffee amounted to s5 ass bags. There was ,4l5
hays shipped on the 10th, DC which 3,773 were for
the United States The GaIlego brought 1850 bags
The weather had been quite pleasant and there was
very little sickness.
fist good, 4s9o, first good and first ordinary, 44O0
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New Orleans, ''ove mber l, 1855. I

New UFlennS, OVember T. 800,
Office N. O., Op and g. W. Railroad Co.
Mr. / Bridge SIn to your inquiry relative to the
performance of the MCGOWAN Pumps in this road,
only that they quite equal to
AND that among the variety of pumps We bve in they
decidedly the best
Yours, respectfully, A. B. SEGER Vice President.
The above Pumps Engines constantly by
ubscriber, sole agent for the manufacturers.
ie25 3mdkW ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine street.
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GAS-GAS-.GAS-H. GUILD, No. ga ST. CHARLES
~ street. between Girod and julia entrance shop ST.
Mary eet keeps constantly hand large Of
GAS FIXTURES of the latest patterns and also j. W. How
ards and improved patent Gas Regulator which the paen
tee to rs of Brass every
description made order Globe Valve Sizes
double and single flame and Stops patterns spelter
solder constantly hand.
NA orders entrusted to my will promptly
ted in workmanke manner, nj low rates for cash. ny5
COLLECTORS, HOUSE-AGENTS. etc.. 4
- Commercial Aley-The undersigned have opened general
Having had years experience and being well known in
the city they solicit the patronage Of Merchants Doctors Prop
erty Owners and others having bills collect houses and
slaves 10 rent OF hire.
F. L. G. MCEEAN,
an25 I'm W. A. FITZGERALD.
AGENTS FOR CoLEMAN's UNDuLhT0RY MILLS.
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.v., . No. SELL
Notice Of the withdrawal OF Lands In Michi-

IN Of Of Conges approved 30 June,
srucon Of certain raioads in said sas Instructions
been BY this office the registers and recsiyes continue
the reservation from sale and location Of the following described
until otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
3oh Of May last, 10 wit: a %a+ 'HFs A@ea@
Office DusoAs; All the lands In The district In the soshn
Ia township
80 in the northern penisua oil the lands north Of township
49, and west Of range ID west. .s ssE ga. ..r@a
Office IosA All the lands the district, except
ships II, l2, 10, and "A lying west Of range 4west.
Once All the lands district except
townships situated of II
and those north Of township 10 and Orange ~
All IN district lying between
townships and ii north, and all situated
Office All the lands the district lying
ranges west. pos sa1@HA 8Ea8 g# B3fas" Tfs.
Office STE MARIE All the
south Vt township ST. in 90 10 81 inclusive
South Of township 50, 30 70 "a Inclusive
South Of township So, In ranges IS and 10.
South Of township 81, In ranges ~ and 30. 1 ."t@
North of township 40, in 90 and 40; and
North oftownshp 4s, in ranges ~ and ~.
Presidents Proclamation No. 552 be offered July
Ste Mdrt which will not therefore, be offered public
therein ordered. assHr E3 .a" ..a1g' 1E9 ~
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1885, ~
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June A-law6wt Intel Star. Commissioners
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mo. 563.l
Notice

Of Withdraloal of Lands in Louisiana.
m of lie approved Sd June 1856 ma
Grant of lana Louisiana aid In the con
certain railroads. said State instructions have just
given land Offices 70 continue ne
sale and location following lands ~ e
probably falling within the prescribed
directed heretofore ordered BY leegaph ON
3s OF May last, viz: t.' #" a Es a'a" .17 "
Office NArcmrocHEs, all the lands in the DISTRICT eres as
ful,ows r& ~@.t" -''
Townships to -, inclusive of range 4.
Townships 10 10, inclusive, Of range
Townships 9 TO H. inclusive, OF range o.
Townships IL TO IA Inclusive, Of ranges and 8, and
Townships 10 and IA, Of ranges Q and 10.
MONROE lands the district situated In town
which lie e Of range feast and In town
ships IA 49, ncasive between range east and the MISSISSIPPI
the lands in the district situated north
Of principal meridian, together with
the following: .........
Township north, OF ranges l and east.
Townships to south, inclusive, of ranges and west
Townships SOUTH inclusive of 3, d and west
Townships and 2 south, of ranges and Z west.
Townships 10 south, inclusive, Of ranges and 2ea
Townships . to IL south, Inclusive, OF range east
Townships 10 10 south, inclusive, Of range east
Townships to "a south inclusive, OF range east.
Townships TO Is south, inclusive, Of range 9 east
Together with all the townships east Of east and south OF
township south. t..|'~' ~ T~
Office at GREEsspuRs the
ranges 2 east and 10 east.
Office NRw ORLEANS all the townships situated between
ranges aud 10 OF the Mississippi river and The
following lying pest of.the Mississippi river, viz
Townships Is 10 10, inclusive of ranges II and 10.
Townships 10 10 49, inclusive, between 10 and IT,
Townships u 49, inclusive between l6 and 30 and
Townships II to IL incusive lying east Of range ls
my hand once city
Washington, this 18th day Of June, 1855 ..u.
June 9O-law6w Intel STAR Commissioner
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Nassau HAN college of New Jersey, Princeton


/" SHOULD aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to MIMI
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
And days o. auld langsy
The members Of the year ending June,
the junior class of the ending In june 1882 the Sophomore
OF the ending june 1884, the Freshman
ending June 1885, hereby assemble
Washington D. Co. by the third Of March, A. D. 1857
brighten the links OF the chain ofove and friendship which
tide entirely exchange In te
lives greeting sympathy and unimey
some Of their most promising compeers. .g
preliminary meeting of The soCappoined committee will
held the first Monday September A. d. 1885, United
HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth streets,
which those members Of the several classes whom
invited attend when necessary
ad0pteJ 10 full an attendance possibe
In tss, those whom this addressed will
eoo enough 10 Furnish the secretary oflhe soee by mail with
their respective p omees :.
.+ Of Trenton, NJ. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER @. HART, N. D.,
OF PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania
]. NEWTON LIGHTNER. a-'
-.g.-. Z. Of aneastsr, Pennsylyania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, H.J
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHs WriphAN OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMaI3 tInteiigencerl
Ali newspapers civilized countries Of the world request
notice this advertisement their editorial columns
through the
visions globe and all newspapers throughout the United
OF requested era,uious insertion
caonay between this data end the ID Of March A. d. ls5
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAILIsG~lsss.

stopping at Southampton both going and returning they
proceeding
other route, FOR the economy Of time and money.
.a Passage from NsW Fork 20 Southampton Bremen.
second do, 500. - 49, =
Al letters and newspapers through The post once.
No bills OF adng will be signed parcels day
sailing. .s## ~ : III n VI n n N' -
An erperieneed surgeon Is attached each ship. r
korIeight or passage, apply TO
.N -. q. IL SAND, II South William ST., w.
.. ar .m. H4 q. A. HElkEKEN q Co.. Brsmen. .
.,N..l. CROSkEY 4 Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEIIN, Hayre.
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Purnell Toudyine Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.
In equity in Somerset county before Hon. Thomas Spence,
Judge OF the eth JUDICIAL circuit Of Maryland.
THE object OF this suit Is decree for
real for the peectng
the complainant 10 the interest said by
g. Mackey of county, deceased devised
all his kind his during and
aer her death to William NJ ID. Townsen
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander smith
worth four hundred dollars The bin by
said Susan life the title OF
thereto the purchase by said John B. sIemons Ann
Yanee death OF said JohR,
slemons and Josiah Engsworh his executors
NJ all said Joints interest the death Of William NJ
the title OF Maria Sessions and Mary e. equal
right Mary semon her only
heir the sale the Mary
In raid lot 10 the complainant the purchase by said John
In his eme OF Mara Sessions interest In said
destroyed The death Of Susan Smith descent
OF her interest TO her brother tbs said Henry, sale
by said Henry OF al his Interest 20 certain Johnson
State Of Virginia that the complainant
with said johnson Gray said Of ground or
aud said Gray Of rnhs subject complain
ants estate for the life az sad Susan who m living
advanced and praying for decree establishing complain
ants tide the tenth Interest aforesaid sold said
Eaid John for sale FOR
purpose partition, and for again,
said Maria and Johnson, who residents OF this
e subscriber circuit Judge o. the eighth judicial eep, 81 Wary
ordered that the complainant, by
be inserted In some puhshedn Washington
In each of 6ve successive weeks before The 18th day % July
bin them appear In tits court person oy so
ictor neent day NEXT answer IN,
premises and show cause II any they ssy why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-tedi '.''- -
GHvIS WooLFoRD, Clerk, .'-'
June 7-law5wff
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TO THE LADtES-Mr, r. HARPER, Broomneid street,
has received choice Of those rich and
elegant embroidered ball dsses latest Partisan Style
which universally admired Newport last season As ne
then able 10 supply the demand he takes s opportunity
inform the ladies that he esh supply some o.
which white, aud appropriate for bridal costumes
head dresses, c0ures, capotes collars mantes &C. a l
embroidered black white lace and var
ETY. of wreaths Of flowers, feather flowers, &C. -
NBThs IL the only house In the United states "heIe uee
Foods BIO obtained.
BosTos, January s, 1906. a. SO. --IU l....
Jan e-saw2w