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Shh'ts SHIRTS
f y r MIS- HING GOOD S
F. sTRINGER & co,
So CAMP STREET,
Invite attention TO their large assortment Of
SHIRTS AND UNDER GARMENTS.
FINE MUSLIN LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
New Patterns of French LINEN and Marseilles BosoMs
Colored MUSLIN and LINEN BOsOMs.
French FLANNEL. TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
SIX, Merino, Shaker Flannel Lambs Wool UNDER
SHIRTS, DRAWERS and HALF-HOsE.
~ u..,,-., MORNING GOWNS, ETC., etc.
NECK TIES
STOCKS, etc.
French Cambria POCKET HANDKERcHTEFs, Hemmed.
Jouvin's KID GLOVES, Of cur importation.
UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS,
nj 2pl2 LEATHER BAGS, etc
Received by ship Johammtsberg.
WHOLESALE PRICES. .
BLACK BoMBAzTNE
BLACK BOMBAZETTE
BLACK MBRINo,
A. BLACK BENGALINE
BLACK ALPACA,
CHALIlE
FoULARD,
CANTON GRAPE
LYONS POPLIN,
NORWICH POPLIN,
WORsTED GRENADINE,
ENGLISH GRAPE,
METALLIC GRIsAILLE,
SHEPHERDS GRISAILLE,
POPLIN GRISAILLE
Poll DE CTIEVRE GRISAILLE,
sILyERINE GRISAILLE
81 BLACK REAL CASHMERE,
BLACK CANTON GRAPE SCI Avis,
BLACK MERINO sHAWI.s,
BLACK TARTAN suAWLS,
BLACK LYONS GRENA DINE SHAWLS,
BLACK woRsTED GRENADINE sHAwLs,
complete assortment Of
BLACK GRAPE AND GRENAnINE
Collars, Capes. etc.
J. LEVOIS & CO.,
nj 2p6t Corner of Bourbon and Canal streets, N. o.
The FR'hite LtEy.
To have the skin iaer than the lily is thing devouy to
be wished for by every lady especially tue present
when the beezs and the had sway over
their couutenauces, 10 remedy this evil offer them
JONES SPANISH LILY WHITE
R8y@Try it, use it, and be fair.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & co.,
General Agents,
nj 2p6t<W 81 and l5l Chartres street.
Our .qdUiCe to Ladies.
We have noticed great many ladies who have lately re
turned from the side and have perceived cons
eraby sunbnrnt We cannot do less than recommend them
GODFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS.
This article The very best in the world will improve
beautify and preserve The complexion We need say
than that this Extract will the redness dcoloa
ton from the skin once leaving pure white place.
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On Wednesday Sd inst al e6 p NJ Of yellow fever JOHN
only John and Elizabeth Cousey aged years ana
months
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
O'Clock this afternoon from their residence Girod
and St Peter streets.
On wednesday Sd inst at 65S O'clock yellow fever Miss
BRIDGET MAGUIRE native Of the Parish of GanfnTin,
County Leitrim, Ireland, aged 2l years.
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HEED THEN NoT.-AlI manner Of rumors, reports
and Geographic dispatches have been, and will CON
time to be sent aioat in regard TO Gen. Walkers
movements ana Intentions, and the sailing ofthe emil
grant vessel from Mobile. That those who feel
real interest ID the enterprise may not be deceived by
these rumors reports and dispatches, we have author
iy for saying they are grqundless, unless authorized
BY the General himself He has not abandoned the
enterprise and neither does he intend to do So 50
long as there The remotest prospect Of success and
we are assured that the vessel will leave Mobile fol
Nicaragua as has been previously announced.
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a PICTURE Worm LOOKING Ar--We don't know
when We have looked at more natural a more
speaking picture, 80 to speak, than q photograph
sent Us yesterday BY Mr. j. H. Clark, Of No. o. Canal
street tits the likeness Of that venerable old gentle
man ana sterling citizen d Il. Holland, clad in the
regaIia Of the Masonic Order. Mr.. Holland is cti
zen Of about half century standing and has been
Mason all that time. About thirty.fye years ago,
be became Grand Master Of the Order in Louisiana,
ana continued in that Office about fourteen years.
He has ever since been an active and esteemed mem
lei Of the craft and now ranks one Of the fathers
Of the cra in the State The picture before US gives
bis benevolent old face, and spectacles, and snow
white hair, true to the life and is picture which
win be valued by all who can get a copy Of II Mr..
Clark is at the head Of his business in this city and
whoever wants really good picture and faithful
likeness, will hit the right man when they bit him.
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Cigars! Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find assortment Of the
wellknown brandsI1ennidad Flor de Puiadas Merdana,
Flor Pnncho Redowa Cabarga Partagas Know Something
Washington Dos Hormanas Mazo Habano, etc. etc. at the
lowest prices.
P. PRATs & co,
o26 25tf % Commercial place
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HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
We have received large selection Of
CURTAIN DAMASKs. @m.
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
MOSQUITO MEETINGS., ....
BED BLANKETS
COUNTERPART COMFORTS,
DIMITTEs AND CALICOEs
TABLE DAMAsKS AND DESSERT CLOTHS,
TOWELS AND NAPKINS
DRUGGETs, CRuMB etc.
All at Low Prices!
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
No. llG Canal street
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EBebrO5derjes
At
VERY LOW PRICES!!
Having bought in New York the entire stock of q
LACE AND EMBROIDERY HOUSE,
At greatly below the of Importation we are enabled
offer
Embroidered Sets, Under Sleeves, etc,
Much under the usual prices. .
Included in this lot are
200 RICHLY EMBROIDERED FRENCH COLLARS AT
81 5O--worth s. 90.
With other Embroideries equally low.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
No. lie Canal street.
IRISH LINENS.
We have now in store full stock OF PURE IRISH LIN
EMS Of the best manufacture very cheap.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
NJ 2ptf ll6 Canal street
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ChesUing Tobacco.
.g0esutn GLoves..-.goesUta1 GLoUes.

WWtVVV8V " to"77RB UVVUVRV VVWVU9'
Just Received
A large assortment of JoUVIN's KID AND BUCBSKIE
GLOVES Of all sizes and coors.
Also
complete of silk Plush Lined Cashmere and
Wooden GLOVES Buckskin GAuETLErs, etc.
LION e. PINSARD,
&C and Is Royal street.
roFR
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TNe SOerther1a on Company.

The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL COMPANIES Factory Mobile prepared to
urnish
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to wINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
Paint OIL,
Suitable for every description of PAINTING and for ALL
CoLoRs except white or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus
Deck OH,
Ofsuperior quality for decks of ships and steamboats,.
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will found of superior quality perfectly clean
free from all impurities.
The Machinery oil fully guaranteed when purchased
any recognized agent of the Company.
For by the resident agent the works in Mobile by
G. @. BOGERT q CO.,
Agents of the Company,
sec 2atfEW 70 Camp street, N. o.
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RfOoaMs.

200 dozen assorted qualities BRooMs. For sale by
THOMPSON 81 BARNES,
rs 2p2t 2 and Is Common street,
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.Maq1l0Iia Cotton Gin.

The undersigned Agent for the this improved Patent
GIN STAND has hand large stock Of all sizes.
For speed ght1ess draft and beauty sample stand
unrivalled.
N. S. HEDRICK, Agent,
q Camp street,
sel0 2ptal&W Also, 81 Front St, New Orleans.
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CvOthts,gs CEotbtngs

Boys Clothing Emporium.
No. 70 ST. CHARLES STREET.
This Store Is exclusively for
YOUTHS BoYs, AND CHLDREN's
Cn0rEENG sETRwS,
and FURNISHING GOODS, Wholesale ana Retail
We have just opened LARGE STOCK Of
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING,
Embracing every style and Quality.
All Of which will be sold at very reasonable prices
L. w. LYONS q co.
IA 2olt &C. Is and 80 ST. Charles St, corner Common.
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Clothing !!

Clothing
"A LARGE AND SPLENDID
FALL AND WINTER ASSORTMENT
CLIO T lin G.,
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK PER STEAMERS
BLACK WARRIOR AND CAHAwBA
EES CD EB NE nv IA HDEEHH E1a&- IA " >
IS AND Is CAMP STREET.
now opening and have on hand the MOST COM
PLETE assortment of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
offered in the Southern Market consisting in part Of the
following!
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN FEoCE COATS.
.. d. DRESS !.
Fancy Cashmere OFFICE and BUSINESS SUITS of every
variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS Black Fancy silk do.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PANTS. g..
PRESIDENT CLOTH RAGLANs.
PILOT .
Fancy Tweed RAGLANs-a superior article,
Black and Fancy Cashmere RAGLANs.
Shaker Flannel UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS.
Merno ..
Cotton
SILK =.
Meruo Lambs Wool, silk and Cotton HALF HOSE.
splendid assortment CRAyATs, STOCKS, GLOVES, UNI,
BRELLAs, etc.
A large and superior lot Of
Philadelphia Sole Leather Trunks.
The most splendid assortment Of
ROE-S -4nsz0 P-O ErxxxS CT. O zkxEVG
Ever offered in the South,
And in fact everything comprised III my line.
RI~straugers aud the public invited to call and exam
inc for themselves.
ROBERT PITKIN,
| nj 2p6t IS and Is Camp street
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Machinery at Reduced Prices.

HOARD & SONS PORTABLE STEAM ENGTNEs-From
IL to 20 Horse Power, all complete, with Chimney Blower
and Water Pipe.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLs-of every size with Patent Head
Blocks and Rocker Boxes
STRAUSS CORN AND FLOUR MILLs-with best French
Burr Stones from Is to 80 inches dameer--double and
single gear.
NEWELL COTTON sCREWs-Cut and finished in the best
style, 6, and inch cast low prices, and II inches
diameter.
sHAFTING, PuLLIEs, COUPLINGS, ETC., etc.
DoubIe-Acting Pumping Engines,
Expressly ordered Sugar Pantetonshe best article
ever brought into
DOCTOR ENGINES, CORN CRUsHERs,
sHGNGLE MACHINES, etc.
For sale favorable for cash city accept
S. II. GILMAN,
go 2p6t No. 70 Grayier street, New Orleans.
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Hosiery Hosiery !

Hosiery! Hosiery
We have in store full assortment Of
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY
For Ladies' Gentlemen and Children, ....
ALI AT VERY Low PRICES
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS E co,
No. lie Canal street.
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FRENCH PRINTS,
Of Very Handsome Styles,
just opened by
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & Co,
No. Il6 Canal street.
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FLANNELS! FLANNELs!
large stock in White, Red Blue Gray and Fancy Printed
just opened. Also WELSH Gauze and six Warp Fannes o
superior qualiuas-all very cheap
BENTHUTSEN, LEWIS Il co,
No. lie Canal street.
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B. FDintf 5 Sous,
I22............... CANAL STREET ..............I
Are receiving, by every arrival from Europe and the
N w 6 o o d S
OF. ALL DESCRIPTIONS .
Already is their Stock Of
FINE SHEIn 60 MBS
MOTTO be surpassed They have introduced This season
new article in the shape of
IYORF TUCKNG CONES,
truly beautiful article for the raven rssss Of the daughters
Of the South
FINE FRENCH PERFUMERY,
SOAPS AND COSMETICS,
SHE'LL, GOLD AND
METAL. HAIR PINS,
Are other articles of which they have just received large
sentiments. As formerly, their stock of
Dress Trimmings,
BONNET AND BELT RIBBONS
And FANCY GOODS generally
Is uneQnaled
Ladies arc requested call and examine for themselves
B. PIFFET & SONS,
nj 2p6t No. 10 Canal street.
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PARAsOLs AND MARQUIsms.
A large stock just opened-ncudiug an assortment of
Ladies' sun Umbrellas,
BENTHUYsEH, LEWIS L CO.,
No. lI6 Canal street
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For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE ANp OHIO RAILROAD.

NEW AND L1PR0YHD ARRANGEMENTS
fIyHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
1 bsand. Wheeling and AL parts Of the West
Ia ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will leave fsxoex sunday
connecting wt .rnns from Philade pima first
washns Junr,on) viii
"a Camden fexcera
reaches Wheeling by g.
colnnhus IAytsn Indianapolis
VILE Cleveland nAo, iAtrst Chicago, - IAu Cairo, and iar
in-dae I~aats. Nr1
s me Exil.ls TRAIN leayss daily ST D. M cnnesting ~.
cnfinA s. isai, tiro, Chraso aud
Ih dstppe and other
Tire wst asir Loo mis shorter than hs other
NE time 10 lhese places is siso nnsqaalied
checked roah Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis, and
81 IAus.
baggage transferred alt points
TfiflG iaFs VII be aod 81 Al e large in the West
pshe the sdrr Camden and
Washington city.
A seoohi-eiass IL aiiarhei O the mail train.
Passengers from imor WsshinHtn A> rood
Cumberland or Oakland They by the
nn which leaves Cumberland al So and reaches Whcolg
ai z,
from Washington ample lime for meals Wash
inEton Jxneion.
oniy re by which larough ess and baggage checks
can be obtained IN Washington. 5ga8 a
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The train s5 stop ssatsuns
Cuinbsriard and THE going
lasisardg the mail tram iesvS Wheeling M
mciiton ieaYes Cumberland at 80 reaching
The FRflfIjtK TRAIN starts at exce stopping
way stations leaves frcdarek AZ arriving Baltimore
Ai 1870. '
rhe lIIcsfTs leaves Camden station at g. a. IN
aud 3So IN Leaves hhcsls Mills 7ao M, 80 D. @
except sunday
VS. woOIsDE
Jan H,-au Master Of Transportation
t
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T,e,e some fe~tesn the b thasstruck im ssbsck
ing csn ssd ne Aos wiising 70 vc<e usknowt~giy
,pan auautiGs al this sorthak psrnensd s fars
the sppssrsxs .x tAking tAs sbsGk tss<k " wss
markell thai soma gentleman gAvs bis vote npno thas
qpsstion IN symIatiy wixh thQee who agreed with him
He gave hs In yuipathy With no party. bat upon
the nerits d The qsesou and - enfered ms pFosese
Of vhas She ap~l arOa viii hs He renewed To notsoa
TO l~y Oh tbs table. isssfs - 81 81. yss,a
Mr.. BURNETT Of Kentucky, appealed to Mr.. TxIrrx
to withdraw the 'nosicn g lay on the table Hs sAd be
Mr.. Triple rpliss shss he ~ss in tAs hands of M,
HAsnn H.- ~ ss1- $780, eeAa
Mr., HARRis ~sd he w~ wiliug 4 shs ssnssuass
Mr. BURNETT understood the santlsaa.n from 0ssr-
ga to cay that he voted for the proposition to pcsPcns
because there werc ssms gsaaaumen who could not is
here yet he denounced those who desired to vote Hyen
the measure upon the vc1y day be sAd he preferred
early settlemcnt a the question.
Mr. TRIPPE said he denounced no ssAilsnsAus issa "a
Mr.. BURNETT osntinasds Ths ssatleman thought
they should have discuriop, hut there wouh b.
no time Tor that He would ask him II he was vii
ling 10 ii&sc 1hs 4uss11sn' sspan tpr gra~snl Ah
cussion Ona hundrsd and twanty apeschN had already
been made, and 1t had occupied the attsuton Of the
House TO the exclusion Of al Others @ 'tA
Mr.. TRiPPE said ho had onsy spoken ot dhcassioa
Mr. BURNETT had voted 70 postpone ths question un-
tii Monday next and he asked every gsatls.m ~ss+r
he was not psspAxed To- make up hs mind on Monday
next at clock Was il that gsntlsaen wanted TO feed
the public pulse home that they wanted postpone
the qucstionto bear from thsir constiemsn1ss k
they had better postpone until they could receive
other election at their hands II announced by tha
gentleman from Indiana that thc report would b printed
Ia time to be laid upon the tables nSnahc hc&Fe they
Adjourned and hs appealed Y scn.isaen wh.tler they
were not prepared to make up their minds by Monday
whsch woah give tlssm two Days for cuaaidexxtson.
There wss not gsntlcnsa IA ts Hosss Who NOT
we'll prepared to yots on Monday - he would be in
twelve months He renewed the motion TO lay on the
table; pending which, iigaasH sa3 aS II ~
Mr.. PHILLIPS, Of Pennsylvania, moved that the
House adjourn which motion not agreed TO yeas
l03 nays I0e sp ess@iie u fses 90 ~ l,TaNaya' 3
The question recurring on the motion to lay on the
table, 80.
! Mr. STEPHENS moved that when the House adjourn
today II adjourn 10 meet Moaaay ncxt and then
moved that the HQsss adjonrn which latter motion
agreed to yeas 1903, nays 9s
And then the House adjourned
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FRIDAY, Apr1 23- George T.. Davis esq, OF New
York. admitted attorney and councillor ~ this
No ll3- John Horoy1 plaintiff la error, Levi
Rrmphrey III error to the circuit court of the United
States for tho DISTRICT G C@unaba fh~ matters in
royesy this having been agreed and Sttlui l
tween the parties, il was, motion ~ MIR, H. Winter
Dayis, ordered twt this writ of b~ dismissed With
cxosts. 4s44 A .Sss sises ksa81Mls,
Nos 80 and 81 James WiliaMss administrator ar,
peilant Robert Uyrrs executors and Robert Oiiyers
executors. appellants James Williams administrator
Nos. e2 and %, John GoediBg administrator, slsr
liant, Robert divers ex-cutor and Robert Oliyrrs
executors appellants John Goodng sAd,ninistrrtor
The argument of thcse concluded by Ms b
Martin for Williams and Gooiings administrators.
Adjourned until Monday II o'clock.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS--DryAIL
IN ao Txiors waId call the
the general Tho
~ mad sis among ~hics VIII be nund
fwsp Al which prepared
u usual style q resamc ard fssinn-
y 1880 t8s DrvATL 4 Bto W
Ap A-eod4sm N~rchspt rsilcrs.
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noMPLETIoN Of "a

COMPLETION Of PAnanaa Railroad Roduction
" ~ saiesna
York Asssowsa r.~wh ceusec>sns
with mail steamers rora Panama
Iss sscasnshss havr been approved BY Navy
DslAs'ancpt, zasd guaranty ar~cd asf sfsy- ~ igsffa
The ~
and crossed IN hcar The bswsss II
cosrad New rrh lfongh srsDcisc
sruhaSssd expenss
10 New York all of the
E~ssrye 10 v~w Yo& P~p.uss
Fanc~o prevent q scdsp that
efaifclv frfsat,c.
Fassvsser hey ~ Asuwsr
each ri
children without
r through tct II e ~-st ra'ss sppay tho sxsnoy
West Nsv York, 20 F 4. W RAYnOxp
May s-a0
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THE BOOK OF THE coNsrTUToN.--The de-

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present such that be Gsregsrd"d II
rsn1f
su1Rce ta ccutsAns
recfva ne vcsustsry ssd
having
cf The n the rnited
crcivsi tue syccsxs apsss14su v
The aud present has
sash shoe Ter Amer
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shs e~4sAsanoW
Washington the principles mbnde~
!. sadv - NAN i4At@ = ts1
~bo may Dw ,he Supply
o tne ~ho desire 20 rssc<s The edition
aress WILLIAM hickey Dr., stlga.{i
Mar S-du Washington Cty D c.
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vVANIKUFTS . HIEIUK1--NEW NULLME. TIE
III Little, Brown, Washington
Boston hive and win publish The st Of May
soame VII being volume
gesolascn BY George Bancroft Octave rnrm With
PREVIOUS volumes.
which win embrace period
the bokad. of Boston the
Paris lTs2. and from
portion period unding the bIoekAde
c the the of
Massachusetts the the
spirit o. ths south tho Congress of 1y74 progress Of
elsewhere he battles
tn, the 177s the choice
Washington cmmsnd~r in chief, the bsie d Bunker I
ssr, he. q
viii dcubcss demand for the History
cvoron. independent preceding
viii Atc be puhished
ievouiou volumes M ", with ie page and binding 20
rcspoud
The Drayo
saow siscy bs prepared for the
April l4--coa:t .t s88 d
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sssfea 3ns Eugenc Dupay, M i# s8ss
Sole Asaaf for Psess n Lst~s PSfmwry and OvspoSds
lHE agency for the United States of Messrs. Piesss
IL Inbn, prfnnery
fm The late firm oinss kcs 1se RAawss NY c~w avm orr
tSorge n2er with esshi
nSrm merrhnnt ds drAirs tbs generally
hA keep hsd aud 10 bondS cxstxat npTly
acits fch periune compounds
Az, y ~ hess vsssss Shis ss
added from Cure, whatever said
sah mDssMx h~srs A~y s<Ay uyssn
their orders bns nl~d with ana
abls tsrns ~ hcrtsscsee 'att sSAfvt r. TvpUY, ~ @
& fs. ,azs 80 g.fs fsa Goa H,sawsy xer Ysk,
Thc rcni fr1ngrni prfafDs is mAr0kature1 oa by Nr
iesse Inbn a ISs. pna they tts ths appesswnHg
of which
aYpc,srh the e1qais feagxzzes
Il r.
Irang5p4nni al ss hs har exqassteiy ss r
frangipsnnffr0h Hsdteh ceh ~ years mpa delight
f fragrance to articles hcy placed s6& tts
FrnBgipanni scented
Frangapni inccnee Tkoa hns
pecc g the inanse upon II and ne will Asagha
i& tA@ w eA8tlf sa~ tes Ng2t Ae9 NfEsr 3
frangpaBni ~L~p uAgaens L.ss La
suprrissvc fragrance has given world wide rrpuaon
Frangpanpi saebet az
March o. 2taw awTnes&sal3sn
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TspSr a HAxrM HlcaARn H. Hxxprnsox
DAXTER x HENDERSON, Atiorneysat-law, have
practice the
District 81 Columbia and will sar attention legal
business thai be nsrrr 10 them CONNECTED with hAa cart
AprS,I- --Sssf1 1us
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special Notice To Subscribers:

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