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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28

So tar as personal observation goes, We are
satisfied that the frosts in the early part of the
month did much less injury than was at first ap
pretended. II is quite true that the second
frost Occasioned much individual loss to wheat
hut as n general thing, the mass of the whea,
escaped. Upon opening lands, and timbered
openings, and upon timbered lands in sheltered
portions, wheat absolutely escaped the freeze
while upon a considerable portion of low lands
that crop was cut of.
The cases Of individual loss to which We have
referred, have, as usual, led to much e1aggera-
ton, and from them sweeping stories have sprung
up, which have been much more comprehensive
than the actual losses. Still, the individual cases
are both numerous and severe.
These observations are confined to wheat
alone, and are predicated upon observations and
enquiries made in the counties of Jackson, Wash.
tenaw, Wayne, Oakland, Mactmb, Genesee Shi-
awassee, Clinton and Ingham. In our own
county, perhaps there are as many proportionate
cases Of total loss-as many wheat-felds already
given up to the scythe for fodder-as in any
above named; yet in all the county, it is not at
oil probable that one-tenth of the breadth of
wheat has been cnt down.
Corn, where it was cut down, which it was for
the most part, is looking well, and is altogether
earlier and more promising than one year ago
Potatoes are doing well, and gardens are reeov-
ering slowly. 1t is not perceived that apples
have suffered severely.
1t has been seen, by individual communica.
tons through the Detroit press, that the crops
OF al kinds are cut off in the neigborhood of the
writer's OF these letters. This is undoubtedly
true; but the probability is that the impress is
given to these letters BY the sting of the loss of
crops, or of fruit and deductions, generalized
upon them, are therefore not reliable. Thus
the Adrer:is~r of Saturday has communication.
giving most unfavorable account from Now,
Oakland county, undoubtedly true. Yet, if Mr..
Erassus Phelps. who wrote that letter, would 90
through his own township. he would find many
hne wheat-felds, and many promising orchards.
90 With she M.-sh~n i....-, c. A. a. uvs-
mer. He writes in q discouraging tone, and tells
that Sam. Wormley has lost fine wheat-feld
Of twenty acres by rust; yet Calhoun has many
Q noble wheat.6eld left.
On the other hand, W. II. Curtis, writing from
Georgetown, Ottawa county, speaks with great
confidence Of a fine field Of wheat, corn, potatoes
and other crops.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph reports wheat, ap.
pies and peaches, but little injured, though vines
and garden vegetables cut Ell.
In Washtenaw, the Journa! thinks wheat on
openings, and all high lands, escaped entirely
The Battle Creek Journal thinks the frost
harmed crops in Calhoun county but little.
Wheat was not hurt, and fruit promises WELL
The Pontiac Jaeksonian is of the opinion that
wheat in Oakland has suffered somewhat, but
adds, "the crops may yet prove good
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28

TIE STEAMER Huron AT BLACK LAkE-We
are informed that the steamer Huron entered the
harbor at Black Lake on Saturday last-a heart
cheering event to our Holland citizens. We are
told the water Is now seven feet deep over the
bar at the entrance. Who can 70. bear TO CON-
nsand the public spirit and the zeal of the Hol.
landers in the grea, work of constructing at their
own expense, a hs,bor of capacity sufficient to
admit 6rst-class vessels and steamers s-Grond
Hares Ne,,s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28
First yvafd Onion School.

Ma. EDITOR While our rural city has been
Continually agitated and occasionally covulsed
BIZ political strife, sectarian rivalry and Common
Council Bulls, it mus, be great consolation TO
the quiet and peace-loving portion of our citi-
zens to know that there is one important branch
Of the public veal upon which all are united,
and that is the educational interest of the town.
The officers of the ditferen. Ward and Union
Schools are determined to spare no pains neces-
sary to make this City in point OF educational
advantages second TO none in the State; and in
this determination they are fully supported by
the appreciation and patronage of an apprecia-
ting public.
Our prospects for Schools and Scholars were
never before so iattering as now. This fact was
amply illustrated in the examination and exhibit
ton which has just taken place at the First Ward
Union School.
The examination exercises Of the primary and
intermediate departments commencing in the
morning on Thursday and continuing through
the day were most satisfactory and encouraging
to parents and guardians, and reflected great
credit upon both scholars and teachers, demon
strating the aptness Of the one TO learn, and the
! ooo;,,. o,s oL;,f,,,oss of rho other IN teach.
Is ..hr ,bo;- f-ui,s va shall know them" we
.,,i ,,o,,,.o, ,b, ,a.cba-s in those denart.
,,ao,ro, With ,b., ra-es, If All tal.
ent, the faculty of imparting knowledge TO the
Young, and inspiring them with desire to learn.
| ~ o;,a,io,, ~ N. higher danar,men,
r.;5or I'll. Hall was handsomely
decorated and the Iarre number of citizens
nresent was nroof of the in,eres, they took in
the school. The exercises we're thorough and
comnletc None of that machinery was used
which teachers are ant 10 construct and wind up
for sucb occasions. The students knew not
what questions they would be called upon to an
swer. or what problems they would be required
70 solve which was manifest from the varity
and extended range of the questions asked by
| tho teacher and audtors
The Alrebr, class. although Davies was the
text hook used. so,-ad problems and demonstra-
ted nr;nc;ples selected from Bennycartt's, DAVIS,
Iawrcnce's Rvan's Thomson's and Stoddard's,
with the ease and precision of professors OF the
science.
! q A. u
was equally rigid. Examples for solution and
/ nr;ncinles f,- elucidatjon were selected promis.
cuou.lv from the whole range of text books, all
of which were solved or demonstrated promptly
ON, with .xoc,ness shaving clearly that the
classes had studied pripcinIes and not authors.
! Who, ;u,-sss.d ma must f,vorahlv with Mr.
r,,orv,s svsten os Joachim, Mathematics was his
,5o,o,,obns,s of mental d;scin,ine II was no,
s,f;c;an, Tho, rho s,p5en, sbonJd smnIv Give the
1, hv ,rb;cb bo arrived n tho de.irod rasuIt
o- lilo ,ou,s c,IcuI,,;,c machine silently ron.
dor tho answor souobt but he was required "a
demonstrate the correctness, Of those rules bv
| illustrating tho nr;oc;nI,s unon which they are
founded and clearly nontino ont the whole
course Of reasoning by which he arrived at the
conclusion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28
GESsISG EXCITEMENT IN MISyEsoTA.-

GESsISG EXCITEMENT IN MISyEsoTA-
The people of Minnesota. are working
themselves up to fever heat over the dis.
covery of NINE Of gensing they have re.
Gently discovered. The diggers of this
precious article, it is said, are earning from
one to FIVE dollars day. This article is a
root. which is exported to China. where it is
valued at its weight in gold 1t is consid-
cred the grand specific there, and is chew
ed, as savage nations chew tobacco. The
market price at the Msnnesota, diggings is
ten cents a pound. There is said to be
greater demand for it in China at present
than usual. The st Paul Times thinks
it will prove source of considerable profit
to the people Of Minnesota. as there is no
danger of the market being overstocked.
and as there is an inexhaustible supply Of
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28
LEWIS HURST.
RESOLUTION OF SAID COMPANY


And the said company. as a par; of this their
application. further certify, that on the second
day of June, 4. ID. 1889, the said company. az /.
regularly called meeting, passed and adopted
resolution i'll the following words. TO wit:
RssoIsed, That Benjamin Vernon. of petro;,
in the county Of Wavne and State Of Michis,,
is hereby appointed the true and lawful ecen, q,
this company, with full power 10 scknowledr.
service OF process and of declaration tor and !,
behalf of this company or association. in all a,
tons accrung from contracts or other ,r.nssc.
tions made or entered into in the State of Nich;
gan: and said company hereby consent ,ha, ser.
vice of process or Of declaration upon said Rem.
amin Vernon shall in any court of the State az
Michigan be taken and held 10 be as valid srs;ns,
this company as if served directly upon said com.
i pany, III the manner required by Law or usage IN
the said Kingdom of Great Britain, and said com.
psny. in consideration of the rights, PRIVILEGES
and franchises granted 10y the act above rected
do hereby covenant and agree 10 and with AL her.
sons concerned and each Of them, and do hereby
bind themselves to waive and release 10 such per.
sons respectively, all errors and all claim or sd
vantage of any error hy reason Of such service
being made in said State of Michigan upon our
said agent, If made in the manner authorized by
said act and hold ourselves forever barred,
Iestcpped and precluded from denying the sufii-
cheney of such service Of process or service o.
declaration.
In Testimony Whereof. the said company or
association, have hereunto caused their mo seal
Manager 10 sign his name at New York, this sec.
ond day of June, A. u. 1859.
GEO. ADLARD,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28

IRE NorNr VERNON FUND IN CALIFORNIA
The 'ice-Regent in California of the Mount
vernon Ladies' Association has furnished state.
ment showing that there has been $5,440 so col.
iected. There are $50 lady managers, with ma
nv assistants
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28

Snow IN JUxE-Snow fell in the southern
part of this city, between twelve and one O'Clock
on Tuesday last. The fall was light, but such
phenomenon is of strange occurrence on the
twenty-tirst of June, in this part OF Canada
Hamilton Times.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28

u: .. TRxAsraI.-The receipts into the Treas.
ny iass week were 81, 2Oo, 900; the drafts issued
$4,000. 70 90
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EG2,I6l o.. "a

The rate Of interest on which bonds see above.
4th-Of debts legally due 10 the said company
and secured by mortgage, other than those en-
braced in the foregoing enumeration, the sum OF
at least three thousand eight hundred and twenty
five pounds, lss. 80. Jlh-Of debts legally due
70 said company secured otherwise than by mort
gage, but not due for premiums, the sum Of st
least -. 6th-0f debts legally due 10 said
company for premiums, the sum Of al least -.
.th-Of all other securities and moneys, the sum
Of at least ten thousand seven hundred and eleven
rounds 2s. Id.
9Th. The amount OF liabilities Of said company
now due by said company 10 banks, or TO other
creditors OF said company, is the sum OF not more
than eight thousand three hundred and eighteen
pounds, IS. Sd. The amount of liabilities here
after to become due By said company TO banks or
other creditors, is the sum Of not more than -.
9th. The amount Of losses by said company
how adjusted and now due, is a sum hot exceed
ing FIVE thousand eight hundred and f,y-fve
pounds, les. Cd.
eth. The amount Of losses adjusted but not
vet due, is sum not exceeding five thousand
eight hundred and ffty-five pounds, lss. Cd.
sth. The amount Of losses Of said company
unadlusted at the present time, docs not exceed
the sum Of FIVE thousand eight hundred and fifty
Eve pounds, les. cd.
9Th. The amount of losses in suspense, waiting
for proof, does not exceed the sum Of five thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-fve pounds, la-. cd.
10th. The amount Of al other claims against
said company do not amount TO more than -.
llth. An authenticated copy of the charter or
act Of incorporation of said company or associa-
ton i= hereto annexed, marked Schedule A, also
a true copy Of their bylaws, marked schedule B.
verifie ation OF the above Statement as re.
quired by Section I.
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Of TIE company or association therein mentioned
and j. well acquainted with their affairs, and thu,
he has good reason 10 believe, and does ver;Iv
believe said statement TO be true
GEO. ADLARD.
Sworn and subscribed before me at the civ Of
New York, in said State and county. this iOth
day of June, 4. H. 1859.
LEWIS HURST,
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STATE OF NEw YORK, /,

STATE OF NV YORK,
New York County,
George Adlard being duly sworn, Oh bis oath
deposes and says that he has read the foregoing
statement and knows the contents thereof; that
this deponent is the Manager and General Agent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28
GEO. AplARD.
CERTIFICATE OR LICENSE,

Manager Of the a5ors named Company.
al Noc York.
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canada Government 8 per cent bonds
/ = Sol 4 MAJ en- l.gr R1u l4a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

The FROZEN WELL.--The frozen well at Brandon,
VI has attracted crowds Of Swans to that place this
season. Scientific persons in that vicinity ascribe
the phenomenon to an iceberg, and believe that
originally at remote period in the long past
that part Of America was the head Of the sea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

A SINGULAR OccuRRENcE.-A few days ago
horse belonging to Mr.. George Smith, Of Middleeld.
Mass was attacked by . swarm Of bees. The bees
wers driven off but the horse appeared in intolerabe
pain and entirely nsensble to surrounding objects.
His groans could be heard quarter of a mile of.
He lived in this condition for five hours, when he
diod
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- cfc1hane sooos = .S 49,, ~
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10y H. - " $ a.. !.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

1 sa-sixth Ward American Club This Club,
By resolution ulnrly RSrFRDAYo Of each
MONTH nn the nrs Friday Of September from which time
II will meet week y. jy30
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C0bt1aet .MAkers'
Wal Paper, W"au Papers

Wal Paper! Wal PaPefs
BAUMBACH EvERs,
French and American Paper Hnngings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
Marbles, in every varsity.
6S ONARTREs STREET.
Particular attention paid all work in their line .nss hip
Lea y Pes-,-tns'
CELEBRATED zs
RCESTERSHIR SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY vARIsTY OF DxaN,
letter Medical gentleman a Madras ~
his brother at Worcester, under date Of May, 1851:
"Tell LEA d PERKINS that their SAUCE Is highly
seeed In India and u.s. In opinion the most paatabs
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York
billion Foreign Sauces, obtained BY LEA PERHIN1
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Tho WORLDWIDE
fame of which having led to numerous oRGERIEs, pur
requested that the Of LEA PRR
RIMS are upon tho WRAPPER, LABEL, SToPPIR ana
BOTTLE.
LEA PERRINs will proceed against any Infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Eauae havs
instructed their parts he world 10
I'd nfringemsn Sole Wholesale Agszs for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN d SONS,
4os Broadway, New York.
stock always In store. Also orders received for dirsea
shipment from England s5 aul6 3ply
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TRIGoNoMETRY, with applications Surveying, NavgA
tion, ETC., etc-ful tables.
KEY TO ARITHMETIC
KEY TO ALGEBRA. 49, '~.- 4...'. r..g'.4.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EpucAT1oN
Frankfort KY, Sept. A. 1885, )
The Board Education Commonwealth of Kentucky,
being directed by Books be
Schools Of the ae end feeling we'll
the system of Arithmetic Of Professor nODD-ate
Professor the State Normal the best adapted
hing that important science hereby
general use in said Schools.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN D. MATTHEW'S,
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
#re- JAMES HARLAN,
Attorney General
MASON BROWN,
Secretary Of State.
Though Professor has been for
favoraby known prominent schools New Eng
land New York and it is ncs the issue of the
that the books Of this eminent Southern
Scholar have become better known Teachers educa
ona gentlemen throughout the South and West Such how
has been the quick app Of Dodds books that they
have been introduced into schools and oege of ndi
anu, Illinois, Iowa Missouri Kentucky, Tenue se, Georgia
Mississippi and with acory results
Teachers. Many notices OF Dodd's books could BIS given
which would chow their character with other
prominent Text Books The following from the Professor of
of New York City Normal Principal
Of the noted Grammar School Al, New York, is one
NEW York, July TO- 1859.
DGHd elementary anu frBctcAl Anhmctc nus petn IN
hands for several years. The test of the has
convinced that in the selection Of principles and the order
Of their in the original character Of
its examples in the frequency Of lite review chapters and she
clesrness liz rules and definitions found
combination which the best devised
Arithmetic with which acquainted.
THos F. HARRISON.
PRATT, OAKLEY & CO., Publishers,
q Murray street. New York.
Dodd's Books are for sale by E. r.. sTEvENs Il CO.,
New Orleans. aul 2p6tecd
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UkkNhkSsAt 6yVNsssvsss5 Gv~~ssSSss
jonas 6s00k 3 Bs.0sAsrs'
BEsr SIX CORD AND PATENT GLACs
SPOOL COTTON
WHITE, BLACK AND ALL COLORs.
Cobnins the sneoshnsrs o. sk With strength Of linen
aud for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY I'M
IvALED FOR tie principal houses New Orleans
and Mobile and also in original cases BY tho manufacturer
= -ss1' s WIN. HENRY SMITH,
sui IDLY Nv 81 and 81 ve.sy ssrss. Nav York.
Dsss-yces, Jdqsses 4 Chairman,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALER DEALERs
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
20 Cravier street, New Orleans.
DURYEE, JACQUES s. CO..
~ Chambers street, New York.
FACTORY: NEWARK, N. J.
aul 3aet&sm
Southern
CLOTHING EsTABLIsH ENT,
70, rs and 80 st. Charles street.
CoRHsR or Coxxox STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
Just received per late steamers one Of the largest and
most magnificent stocks Of
| FAsHIoNABLE
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
xyxR BRoUGHr 70 TIE SOUTH
which, for Style Material Workmanship and Chsspnsss
Is not surpassed
Good are divided three Departments but ali under
oas general view:
STORE No. = ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE
Boys Clothing.
STORE No. q ST. CHARLES sTREET-ree
| MEMS Clothing. N
STORE. No. 50 ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE
Furnishing Goods and Shirts.
.arsalssns. speak French. Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS,
Is. q and 30 St. Charles street.
| aul nh a corner Of Common stosA
Boys' Clothing Esssa,0s-tsssss,
xe..as ST. CHARLES STREET.
Between Canal and Common Streets
This Shore Il exclusively for
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHLDREN's
c1oTHINa CT, . HIH n . .
Il sisssG And ..y e My
i FURNISHING GOODS,
i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened LARGK STOCK Of
DREss AND SCHOOL CLOTHING,
Embracing every styls and Quality
All Of which will BE- sold at very reasonable prless
n-salexmsn spsak French, Spanish and English.'
L. W. LYONS,
Nas - q and 50 St. Charles street,
sul spls 7g corner Of Common slrsst.
Shts-ts Shirts !!
Just received by lass stsamers large assortnentof
SHIRTS, or THE LATEST FASHIONS.
Of various qualities and Sizes White and Coored
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for The New Orleans city trade Men, YOUTH Boys md
Children
Just opened 200 dozen f..
ALL LINEN SII r T 8
Various Styles.
FOR SALE AT 81 50 EACH.
II .s. Il Also. superior 10. Of
Real seersu cker suits.
L. W. LYONS,
rs, % and so st. Charles street,
= aul 2p1t Corner of Common
1s-ssssls. Is-aceltssg-Bags,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS AND WATER PROOF
OF O II FL Na "s.
OF the very best styes and qualities made to ORDER an
L.w. LYONS,
26 % and 80 St. Charles st.,
au1 2p1t corner Of Common street.
Important to the Ladies.
M KILL N "A r.
PRIVATE SALE.
Having remarked my entire about oNRHALF Il
usual prices In make for my early FALL IN
FORMATIONS rare opportunity now offered those
ant of ELEGANT GOODS,
5. At HALF P RICE
fhe 0f he mn
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- CNYSNS
George III. TNisstsss,
T Y p e r O u N . r.
PRINTERs, WAREHOUSE,
is Poyd. IT, between Camp and ST. Charles s.s orlsan.
PRESSES, TYPE INK. PAPER. CARDS. and Furniahing
u every description, ss manufactured prices.
Agent for The sale Of Il. HOE CO.'S PRESSES and JAZZ
CONNER SONG TYPES.
Sod type taken in exchange for at 10 cents per
Secondhand Presses bought and sold. .ls 2pMoAwly
-G1 Great
REDU OTION IN PRICEsl
THE FIRM OF
LEIGHTON & BARBOT
BEING DISSOLVED.
Mr.. CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Who will continue the business in his own name hereby not
nes his friends and the public that he Will soil
The whole OF Last Years Stock
SMALL ADVANCE ON THE ORIGINAL COST.
Among which viii be found |
FINE FRENCH MERINo COATS.
-. PANTS.
FANCY FRENCH CASHMERE COATS AND PANTS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED LINEN :.
=. :. MARsEILLEs VESTS.
THE WHOLE OF OUR
ST 0GE or D:x1Nz:ER GZOz:xEzNa
AT MANUFACTURING COST!
In The
SHIRT AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Jay ALSO FOUND LARGE
LOT OF LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE AND ALL PRICES.
GAUGE, Cotton and lderino
UNDE Err 4 R M E N rs!
| L 1sLK-rHREAD AND SILK UNDERGRADUATES.
| Il os1ERY. GLOVES. susPENDERs cRAvATs and TIES
In Endless Variety.
The whole Of this we purchased
Mr. Leighton perso ally VII, Tor experience South
trade u we'll known here.
N.B.-Mr. j. B. THOMPSON, Of the ate firm Of Thomp-
son and Nixon, will still charge Of The CLOTHING DE-
PARfMENT New York where he will warrant good 1T
and good goods all who may wish give order.
| Orders taksn nsusl At tho
Premium Shirt Depot OF
| CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Corner st. Charles and Canal sts
Mandatory. 1Os Grand and Al Broadway. Y.
iy2s 2pH 42.. 4..4.ss .s....5... .49o-. 4s.
b. PtRst = Sons,
WHoLEs ALEAN ETAIL
DEALERS IN -.s .F
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND TOYS,
No. l22 Canal street, Touro Buildings
Country Merchants will find In on. house the
ion Of goods the line kept and have peculiar II
css for purchasing sell at much lower prices tina,
B. PIFFET SONS,
jes 7pMoAsaem 122 Canal street,
Embroidered Hands, Collars, etc.
BAREGEs. MusLINs, JAooNETs
HOOP SKIRTS. coRsETs,
LADIES' GAITER RS,
/ And
/ CHILDREN's SHOES,
GREAT .BARGAZN.Se
s. B. CHURCHILL's,
iys 2pst Corner of Apollo and Erato SITS.
bloomfield 8 Steel,
MANUFACTURERS
PR INTERs AND BoOK-BIHDERs.
L1THoGRApHERs AND ENGRAvERs,
GENERAL STATIONERS.
STE "a ar II o n r
BOOKS
- IT a II q NJ r. E z.
PRICES AND STYLE
we Defy Competition
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
jy8 2pss 60 Camp street.
Cigars! Cigars
Purchaser Will always find in assortment Of ID
known brsnds-In,enuidad, Flor Puadas Merdana
Flsrde Pauchs Redowa Cabarga Partagas
Washington, Dos Heanas MaSo Hsbsno. etc., etc., as th
. P. PRATs CO.,
u36 9pH 70 Commercial Place.
W'iaes, R,nMdtes, etc.
V.&E. MAIGNAN & CO.,
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Aa>Thira Ward American Club-The reg
pl meetings Club Ike place No. 50 Camp street
near Natches every SUNDAY EVENING a4 o'clock jya8