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Affairs In virQinia.

BAirHOsr, harnn. ~, 1857.
ere ri Richmond Va, yessrday destroyed the large
drug establishment Of nessrs PurcsI, Laid Co. The
loss esinsied 81 $50 COO which 10 covered By insur.
apce.
rninssop. G., destroying great quantity OF pine tin
bev and turpentine.
NJ. Bcoocn, Attorney General Of Virginia. has reign
81 and Governor wias bss ordered election 10 h the
ysr,pcy on the fourth Monday o. Nay.
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ALBANY, March az, 1851.
General wool vas In town today. and the freedom c
the Senate and Assembly exteoded 70 him Tnis
morning the General had . long Interview with the
Governor.
Yessrs. Preston ring, Gerri smnh and Francis K
Spinner we're In The LOBBY 70 day, and attracted general
potce.
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From Liverpool, in steamship AFRICA Mr. Leyesque nr
Ben smln lady and daughters; Prens, Cameron, ID
thsw Mr. Macnae Jotdsrd, Mr. Desmoyer Mr. schepler
Hon l. Drummons. Or Gourdin, Mr. ioiH Mr. versuin
w n gulatt Mr Ulhman, eumeller Mr. CAarlesvoyth,
swan Mrs Brown and four children Mss Mary Brovn. Mis-
Jane DO, Duley Mrs euscey. W w Robinson wslsh
A Nulchel n Hooper. y James. T W Murray. Mere
fSom New Orleans, in BRIG Emily seybun-MrB
still, Mr. ssther
FROM ssvsnpsh IN steamthp Alataua-Ge 60 Vine W An.
derscn, Lambert y W smith, W Petiree a w Kerr,
w farp, q Purple, Nrs De soron " y hlea lady ans
and - IN tbs teersge
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Narch "a, 1857.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania S., IS; Reading Rail.
road, 89x; Long leland Railroad, 1917; Morris Canal,
lok; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4SK.
NEW ORLEANS March 10 1857.
Cotton advanced 16e., and very active Sales to day
1000 bales, at 1914 13H for middng. Sugar I'D.
vanced 80 bYeadstuns quiet. Pork firm. Freights
changed. Sterling Exchange sK per cent premium.
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Chelsea Changed from a Town to a city.
BoeTOH, March "a, 1867.
The Inhabitants OF Chelsea yesterday voted 70 acceps
the charter making That town city, by 1873 In favor Of
IL 10 lQ7 aRanat H.
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TIE DAWN OF LOVE.
10 rsp rpIroR or rHp HsaAID.

Naval Intelligence.
ne UtHed efsnr slocp-of vsr Jonp Adams nailed
from VkpsfAso, Fob AZ, for Afios ard Calso.
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Dividend Bonds OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
BALTIMORE, March a. 1857.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has abAn.
doned the defence Of the Injunction suit brought by the
city 70 restrain the issue Of dividend bonds
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Thalberg at Boston.

BosroH, March "a, 1887,
The Music Hall crowded night 70 welcome Tnal-
berg, who Q second series Of In this
city. He enthusiastically received and warmly ap
psuded throughout.
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The Nashville at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Aaroh "a, 1857.
The United States mail steamship sshville, Captain
EVAN arrived here from New York yesterday evening,
at half past nine o'cloch.
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ARRTvlLR.

Baron De sseechle tse Russian Minister u Washing.
ton this CITY last evening and has Aten rooms
OF the Clarendon Hotel.
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ID undsStsod that Mr. Brdsai has been agreed upon
for Naval OAeer but the appointments will mot be made
at present. the commission Of the present Incumbent
does aotexpire for some months.
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NEW YOnK LnazsI.AvURn.


ALBANY, March ~, 1857.
Tho PxmpnI presented . rsmeastranos nom the
CoaxSer Of Commerce against discriminating tolls
~. hoom presented memorial nom the Jews Hos
pai for relief also nom the New Ysrk Bar In reaon
- Vie Oourt Of Appeals.
Remonstranoes were presented BY various Senators
from churches Ut Goshen, Lansngburg, Wsshingtou,
eaSaso, Brooklyn Waterown, 0enesee, Troy, Hudson,
Albany and New York, against the modification or 70
peal OF the law Of 1914 relative 70 Trinity church.
NJ BROOKS presented protest. from the rector Of the
same church agAanst change In the law, and Mr. srss
Npers were ordered 70 be printed.
The Senate them proceeded 70 consider, agrcesbly TO
resolution, private claim bulls.
Mr. BRlG0s offered Q resolution complimentary OF the
services Of General Wool who, he said had just returned
the capital Of his native STATE after an absence
Ing his visit.
Mr.. wADswoRIH eoquently seconded the resolution,
and the same was adopted.
Nessrs. Briggs, Bennger and wadsworth were ap.
pointed committee TO inform General Wool Of pas
Assembly.
Albany, March "A, 1857.
Aresoluton rendering the privilege Of the Assembly
General Wool was, on motion Of Mr.. JAMES ]. REILLY,
adopted.
The bill for the relief Of Mr. George B. Woodbridge Ser.
geantaA Arms ct the Last session, who injured
riousy the Hudson River Railroad while employed In
the service Of the State debated Committee OF the
Whole and ordered to third reading after Opposl
ton from Mr.. b. Baker. The bill approprAtes 50 900.
The bill providing for the payment OF the expenses in
CURED In contestng seats the Legislature and BENCH
nuAn I'D In Mod poaA
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Important from Washington.
srguAI pHRArm 10 THE HERALD.
THE NEW YORK kPronnNMTe-NAABs OF TEE
LUCKY ONES
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The GnSxRAl pBsrAroB.
ILLNESS OF Mr.. ArrLEToN-rHE WAGON ROAD N
THE PACIFIC, ITO.

WARRINGTON, March ~, 1887.
The departments are being overwhelmed with sppioa
tons, personal and By mail, for minor appointments,
growing out Of undergraduates OF the principle OF 70
tation, with, general rule, only intended To apply
70 she larger class Of Offices
In Consequence Of the sickness Of n. Appietouvho To-
however, oonvalesosnt-tbcre hve been vareus
foun led runors about The Ussos. Among these
which b unHue-sha, MAJOR Poore has connccuon With
~ editorial columns
Several applications have been made for the ooss<uo
ou Of the sason roads 70 the Pacisc authorised by
ct Of the sse Copsrs but the Secretary Of the Interior
hes tsken no action In the premises.
Forts Keaspey and LARAMIE will not be abandoned ~
autumn.
Robert =. Mediation has been appointed Postmaster ..
New Orleans, Woe hewitt, removed.
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INTERVIEW WITH GOV. GEARY-ExrRAoRDlNARy
CONDUCT OF JEFF. DAVIS IN WITHDRAWING TIE
TROOPS From KAHsAs-THE Kew YORK NIL
BUg1EHS.
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MONETARY PRospEcTs.-The receipts Of
California gold at New York, since the first Of
January, are Sl,S00,OO0 less than they were
during the corresponding period last year
Should this decline in receipts continue, there
would be deficit of S9,OOOOOO for the year.
This deficit would exceed the amount we have
heretofore been able to retain in the country
out Of all the products of the California mines.
IL the demand for gold for shipment should be
as great as heretofore, it will take from us
more than we receive. That it will continue
as large, there is every probability. We have
been paying for our imports. to large amount
in our railroad and other bonds. These have
become nnsaleable in European markets and
their remittance will cease. The high interest
which money now commands in Europe, has
not only diminished the demand for our new
stocks. but will cause great many of the old
ones to be returned for sale here. And our
new tariff will probably increase imports and
help turn the tide of specie against US. These
causes operating against US, excite apprehen-
sions that a revulsion in our financial affairs
may be approaching. Cautious men will take
the matters into consideration in their future
business plans.
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" A Miss Rockwell, daughter Of a
gentleman of New Haven Connecticut, left
home last week on visit to Hartford. After
her arrival she took lodgings at hotel, and
remained all night in room by herself In
the morning she rose apparently well, and de-
sired to be called in season for the cars to
New Haven. On going to the room to notify
her Of the departure Of the cars, the door was
found locked, and the room silent. The door
was afterwards opened by force and she was
found stretched upon the bed in the last ago.
MES of death. She had committed suicide by
ticking arsenic. No reasons are known for the
sad deplorable act. She had once before at
tempted to drown herself
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OF Mr.. Gwinn, before his election as Sen
ator in California, pledged himself to take no
part in the appointment Of the Federal Off
GERS in that State. but to leave all Of them to
the management of Mr.. Brodcrick, his COL
league; on this condition. b. and friends voted
for him and secured Gwinn's election. Be-
fore leaving California. Gwinn published q
letter to the people, saying he should take no
part in the appointments, but should remain
neutral and passive. But since the installa-
ton Of the new administration, it appears
that none but Gwinn's warm personal and po-
litical friends have received an appointment,
and none but such are at all in favor Brod-
erick declares there is gross treachery in the
condnct of Gwinn, and puts no restraint up
on the expression Of his Indignation. Gwinu
is the representative Of the Southern chival-
ry in California; Frederick of National Dem
|Ocrats.
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or From reliable sources at Washington
Interior, Of War and Of the Postoffice are uni
ting to hurry forward the construction of a
wagon road from the Mississippi 10 the Pacific.
Such road is an indispensable pre- requisite
for Pacific Railroad. The Department oil
War appropriates 500, 900. the "Interior''
half million, and the Postofice Department,
contracts to pay $780, 600 per annum for car.
rying the mails over the new route.
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rectly b N, i6rits Easteru and Northern out
lets, instead Of running longer route to find
them ct vincennes. If We could secure its
terminus here, we could draw to ourselves the
whole trade of Southern Illinois. as far down,
at least, as the Saline, instead Of suffering it.
TO take from u.s. the valuable trade on the
west side of the Wabash; which it will inev-
itably do if it takes that route.
On the south side of the Ohio, the people
of Paducah and Smithland are inviting us to
determined shall be built, and which If brought
to our city. will place US in direct connec
ton with the whole system Of railways that
are to pervads the Western Districts Of Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and the entire States Of
Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama; roads
whose aggregate length will exceed 1000
miles. They ask, scarcely more than our
hearty good will. and the fulfilment Of our
own duties to ourselves in the completion Of
our other roads, to give their travel and BUSH
ness the proper connection to the North and
East whern it shall reach US.
The Henderson and Nashville road now
Idisembarrasscd Of its bond difficulties, will be
lrap;dlypushed to onNashville, giving US con-
nexion there with all tho roads that ramify
through eastern Alabama. Georgia and South
Carolina. Besides all these accessories OF
trade by railway in prospect, We have our
ing through the richest section OF the West
and the slack water navigation Of Green River
and its branches penetrating the garden por-
tons Of central Kentucky, added to the natu.
raj advantages Of our favorable position on
the Ohio.
Standing in this focus Of these numerou.
radii Of the lines OF commerce, diverging Ia
all the points Of the compass. are not the
prospects of our little city sufficient to inspire
the most expanded and liberal views of poll
Icy; is it possible for us in our contemplation
to outstreich our destiny; the most extrava
CANT will be the truest prophet, il we are bu
faithful to our own interests. Shall this bril-
liant future, be blasted by petty, mousin;
narrow mindedness? Is the policy that has rul
ed, that which is to carry the city forward t.
this brilliant destiny? Are chickering's owe
paltry sum in contract to build one o
our most important lines of improvement th
proper conceptions Of the interests ola city tina
can be made the great crossing point between
the North and the South, the great interio
emporium that commercial sagacity has pre-
dicted shall arise on the lower Ohio? AR
plans to raise the price and redeem few
thousand dollars Of city orders, the prope
limits to the views Of those to whom the gov
ernmcnt ofsuch a city should been trusted?-
Are the maxims Of the retail shop, the prope
maxims for the financial policy Of a city witt
such capacities and prospects? Now at tn
beginning of the union is the time TO inausu
! rate new system of views--a new plan {
public affairs correspondent to the develope
ments which the course Of events have re
Gently made for us.
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Of Dr. Oavsnaushs valuable medicine.
advertising column te-da' will common itself to the
attention and Of
high character aud position the
voluntary tribute to the DR. IS Chic Daily Jour
The above notice fran speesl
the certificate r. NJ Head ESQ favor the
in our columns. for sale BY
mhl3 ~ sasEKELLER WHITE,
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN RiTTERs.
T. GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY

MuLsazEs. Doyesto vn. Pa. June On. 1883. says:
My wife has been afflicted With debility since
September. 1851 since which time have been unable TO
Gnd physician medicine that would EFT her In the
least until day called the Dr. Harvey
this for tncsurs OF iron and described hi
the All lotions Of wife, he then handed lot Of
read. which found describing German
Bt.ers. Immediately procured few bottles from HIM.
and the Bitters
her good than all the meiicipes she has
taken. Iwish you to send me half dozen bottles"
See advertise mhI3
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CHARLRR LONDON CORDIAL GIN 10 shown BY
the Rsserds Of the Custom House be the only London
oertisa 0in sold II betss I'll others Are
made here = Imitation Eft. Isl ~ ~
Ills aAslieous tonic bsvsrass ards peculiar Aavsr
Geo diasrsnt unvssay By all
vhs used IT,. II 10 saspssa WIN sss IN Of
DYSPEPSIA. Gour. RHEUMATISM DRoPsEY. GRAVEL, CoLIc
CHOLERA. FKyxR AID Aeux. -srncrysS. DsssxsE THs
URINARY ORGANS. EPILEPSY FEMALE IRREGULARITIES &e.
Dr. VALEsrIsE NOR. efNsw Yort. in letter 70 the
Pre- prietor. says: A-N-t
Charles London Cordial Gn 10 the putes best and most
reliable Extract Of Juniper I have seem
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN 10 sold by all
Druggists and Grcesr In the United SAtes and 90 a are
numerous posons called London Cordial Gin-to avoid
them buy eaiy OHAsLEs' Reject any oths. offered 20
you as you value health Price dollar for quarts
n'y cents for pnis. EDMUND o. CHARLES,
mhW-3mdlw Sole Importer 40 Broadway II
PERFUMED BREATH.
Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of breath when by u.ng the BALM
Of Thousand Flowers"as dentifrice would not only
render but leave the teeth white az aabaster1
Many persons do not know their breath Is bad and the
subect delicate their friends will never
Poura single drop Of the Balm" on your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fy cent bo
Ito viii last year. sa,s = .1H
| BsAUriFuL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired b,
using the "Balm Of thousand Flowers" 1t will r.
move TAM pimples and freckes from the skim leavn,
1t Of soft and roseate hue. weta towel pour on tw,
orthree drops and wash the face night and morning
sHAvise MADE EAsY.-wet your shaving brush 4,
eitherwsrn orcold water pour on two or three drop
OF "Balrn Of srhousand Flowers" rub the beard wei
ana will maze beautiful soft lather uch
the operation Of shaving Price only Fifty Cents.
rgrRtD0g d Co., proprietors.
| - KELLER. Pa RNSLEY e. CO.
apo iyuNw Agen for Evansville.
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The POLITICAL DICTATORSHIP IN New
ORLEANs.-The Democratic Legislature Of
Louisiana has passed a law and the Demo-
cratic Governor approved it. providing for
what is called Superinten dent and four
Deputies, who are to have control Of the city on
election days, and their authority is to super
scede on those days. the regular police and
the municipal government, elected by the peo-
pie. This dictator and his snborllnates are
to be appointed by the Governor, and the peO-
pie are deprived of all voice in the selection.
lie is to be clothed with the most summary
discretionary authority ever granted to a mu-
nicipal functionary in this country. The Su-
perintendent is to receive salary OF $4,000
per annum and his deputies each $1,000; one
half to be charged to the CITY, and the other
half paid by the State. 1t is denounced as the
most violent outrage upon the rights Of the
people ever perpetrated in this country. 1t
is said the law cannot be executed; il the
courts do not pronounce il unconstitutional,
it will meet with open resistance.
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RESULT OF HAsTY LEGIsLArIoy.-The Ma
tional Inteligencer mentions an omission, re-
sulting from the hasty legislation of the late
1t appears that, although the Comm ttee on
Ways and Means had reported an item Of
item appears in the law. and the manufacture
of arms for the current year must be consid
erably curtailed, or the financial ingenuity of
the War Department must be exercised to
find method Of borrowing from some other
fund.
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OF The ViIcennes Gazette says: 1t is
rumored that Col. G. K. Drew. oil
will be appointed register of the
land Office i'm Kansas.
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o. Owing to the length Of the consolida-
ton act we were not able to procure the copy
in time for to-day's Journal. 1t will appear
to- morrow.
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BHIsrOL's sARsAP ARILLA.-Ths Oldest. the
snf the ouly resble preparation OF the kind
m.aut,csarsa in highly s.aeentIA.sa form With i'm
prctors Of this preemnent cure for Seroula Skin
ease general debility &C.. aud also Of Kemss Worm
Past1es. and immediate for Worms. aiming
mercury. Sold BY d. T. Lanman Co.. wholesale drug
siss So Water street. Nsw-York and all druggists c
per bottle. =. -. uh23-lWdkv
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OTThe equipment Of the Ohio & Missis-
sippi Railroad contracted to be finished and
furnished at an early day, and including the
rolling stock already on the track is as fol-
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CANADA.-In Canals there are two important
questions that are agitating the people. The
first is the selection of political capital for the
two united provinces of Canada East and
West, and S9,OOO.0OO are proposed as the
sum to be appropriated for the erection Of the
government buildings a; whatever place may
be selected for the seat of Government. A
proposition has been made, that as the people
of the provinces find it difficult to agree upon
the location, that the Queen be requested to
make the selection for them.
The other measure is 10 abolish the present
monetary system called "Halfax Currency"
which is pound of SO, and shilings of 20
cents value, and adopt the currency in use in
the United States OF the dollars and cents dec
imal parts. 1t is proposed also to abolish free
banks and return to the old system Of char
tered banks.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Seteesu this place. ten per line Insertion
counton longer time. n - =
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CANDIDATES.


FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE.
E WV. HUGHES. will serve School Trustee fire.
elected nT tWFeT g r0Te sf-~r.
land We hops he will Reelected without opposition
Mr. H. has dane his duty the acesptaon Of all parss
Ed. JouR.l
FOR CITY TREASURER.
~ s. S0RENS0N will eentinas serve - City Trsa-
snrer. IL elected. - Fs1t t-at.-lIf nh3i
81 ron JUSTICE OF THE PEACE s
Ed. JousSAL:-Please ahneupc 90 the name Of JAMES T.
WALKER candidate for Justice the Peace Pigeon
Township. at the snsuias April election. 81 nhso-ss
FOa CRY SURVEYOR.
Mr.. CaRIfLg:plesse in your paper that am
candidate for rs-secon the once Of City Surveyor
mhsS JAMES d. SAUNDERS.
80 CIrY COILECrOu
wsaunouncs the rame Of GEORGE w0LFLIN asa can
dida.e for City Collector.
We are authorized AMI. uncs the nane off, WESLEY
HUGHES candidate for rselseisn to the see Of City
Collector. nhas
FOR CITY sLERK. SD
Eb RUDOLPH kerr 10 candidate for the once Of
City CLERK. at the ensuing city election. mhsls
81 The friends OF Mr.. FREDERICK LUNKENHEI-
MER. announce him candidate for City Clerk at tie
April election.
for reelection to .hs ofso Of City Clerk at the ensuing
charter election. mh2o WELL II. WALKER.
FOR MARSHAL.
EDWARD s. MARTIN. is candidate for the onhee Of
City Marshal. at the ensuing April election.
a5-w We arc authorized to announce JAMES PITZwIL
LIAM aeandida,e for tho City Marshal en-
suing pr election subectto dieisen Of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
So wsarsanthoriled to announce JAMES B. EVANS
candidate for reeection the once City Marshal
=. the ensuing April election. mhi7
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GJThe crops in Arkansas are in an unu-
sual state Of forwardness, and very promis-
;uD
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HOLLOW tY'S PIlIS.--TuEY NEvEn PAm-Other
remedies relieve pain hut these Pills
They cleanse hs 5oad stions we.
ipvxorste the Digestion ca m the and the
constitution Sold at the msnufactores No. Maiden
Lane New-york and No. 2i strand London. aud by all
druggists at25c S2kc and 81 per boz, mhz6- Iwdiw
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~AGENTLEAaN. thoroughly acquainted with thu
s. dry goods and grocery business. has had long ex
psrencs 10 both Is excellent salesman aceo N.
pshed Book Keeper would like situation IN which eithe
or all these qualifications would he avaisble en-
rieysrs to whom he give the highest rsfsrsnc App
20 the EDITOR OF the Journal. fe2l-tC
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TENPa.R Os uoNoR

TEMPLE Of HONOR. ,f.t
Evansville Temple Of Honor No. every Thursday
evening in The Hail. Water s:rsss over the Canal Bank
n. W. PoJNTDEXrER. W. CT.
Al. o. REILLY. w.R. .-...-.
Beacon Ligat Social Temple No IS meets every atsvnat,
Friday evening - above. JOHN HYDE. d. p. T..
q. W. RCDYiRD BR jau2o ,s7-,y
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MURRY 4 l.ANMAN's +, ORIDA WATER

Beware OF limitations of this perfumes and
meties The ssnuine only be destroyed
by washing the article with IL affords
slant relief he idaehe md Is esteemed through
out south America the best of we'll for
its une7uaied aroma Sold by ID. T. Lanman 4 Co /.
Wholesale druggists. 50 New York. and by all
druggists as SOC. per bottle. mh@-IwdAw