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~ HouAd hardly 90
ron any che uos-asss g. hs-s ne hns-ifg % aue.-
nca ne srrsHsnes-q ~ DE- & Hostsaar's 1sea1stsd
siamrrh unieTs ~ an Eesses 81 ne uianich. IN
case afnrraea Aoiag weikue cotsear Du-
sntery I'D pefaiis7anssnaai o. % disasnrs urans.
heir utp yiFtHres lave igug anes beeu made paniy
anpsreut mey purrf from ~ ssiem .ha m1raid hu-
msfs asa rsnrd shsr nnufli funoddss. sd rhiea
nrins paienea % thc eheek and lrasrIng D TIE brow
msguahiA nGe aaseuNu piraa4s. restore ne su-
TEN 10 hisn hiaim, nd nsassaslu prass valuable aa-
iuuet = 90 Aseslvs ossans A rial 4 al nat l.
nsodef % eizslsh mem in ne dnalsaes o. IN steBHs.
~ uie ty drrsfse seueraiL sveryunere. Sc al
Feraseueut HO6TEITER a SMITH
Aanufaaurer and Prourfstms.
maffsaEiF NJ Water anl6 - Fraui street
HoIIOVYay's Ointment.
PILES dflriuia ani ne 1bsr riruisut dl.sussa o.
TIE cuaunels g the utsfus bowels. are re- isvrd sui
ren.fsftfa ~ appmalans afmis oiatmsnt p-s.e-
isd hy warn fameutataas Tc $40 sae.r rsm fhs.s
naurr q ne nane sheuifteeuotins IN tsfurh sei
% ns friendly rarnins
soia a. ~ mssufaetHg 80 50 Maiden lane. New
rart and hy an Drueeisa at2E ca and 81 per -.
mafE9arlu
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Tar RAcEs-Pzocure the celebrated like
nesses BY Tyler a Co, opposite Odd Fellows
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AsorHER s~vFFEREE GoEE-We deeply re-
Eret having to announce the death Of another
Of the sufferers BY The S. Meholas accident
Mr.. o. H. Reynolds, who died in this city
YESTERDAY. Mr.. Reynolds was the principal
partner Of the firm Of Reynolds 4 Robb, AttOr-
ueyz, Sioux City, Iowa Mr. Reynolds was
about . years Of age, kind in disposition,
amlsble IN department, and Of stalsnt that had
led his friends 70 indulge IN hish sntieipatiOns
respecting his future career. A melancholy
CIRCUMSTANCE in his CASE is that be was, at the
une the accident occurred, on his way to
VleksbuTg 70 see = lady 70 whom be was en-
gagged. and whom he tenderlv loved.
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Ayers CathaTtic Pills,
F0a AL ne PURPOSES Of A puassTW MEDICINE.
FoR C~osuvESEss
Fon rHE CrHE or DTsFEPsA
For JAUNDfCE.
EoE IN CCRE CT -IaDIGETIoS
F0H HEADACHE;
FoR X Cum OF DTsENTEEE.
Fou A Foul STOMACH;
EOn THE CURE or ERTsIFELNs.
F0R TIE PLEs
EoE The CCRE OF ScRoFuLa
For All SCuOFUL0Us CouFLAENTs.
EoH THE CCHE OF R-HEUAkT1sM;
IOR DISEASES OF n sKIN
FOR THE CuHE o. LrvER ~CoNFLAET,
Fcn DRoFsN;
FcB rHE CuAE or litter, TUMons AND SALT
hHEuMs
For worms,
FOn THn CURE OF Cow
EoH A DINNER PHI,
FoH THE CUR on NEuRALoM.
EOL PURIFYING THE BLOOD
Thev arc sugaT-o11te5, 50 hat the most scnsi-
i've cin t4ke lhcn pleasaatly, and being purely
vezctrhle. 10 harm can arise fmm their use II ans
q1atay-
Prss Is cents per Boz Five boxes for slOo.
Gruatnumbers Of Ccrgymcn, Physicians, States
mcu. nad eminent percentages, have lent thcil
uuues 90 certify the unparalleled uselulness OF lhts-
remedies, but uT space here VII not pcTnlt ne
iasCflm 81 them. The Agents below named iur-
ui4h -utis our AlIEHIcAN ALMANAC In which tlcy
Ere 1ucu, with also full descriptions q thc above
r3Ht irts. and the treatment that should Be fol-
loves Tor fher curn.
Dc not be put Of By unpnncipled dealers with
r.heT pren1fauous they make more pIoat on
Lr--ui AyEHs, ard take no Others. II SICK
win' dr tr-t aid there's for them, and they should
hf-r h.
ATT -I Remedies are loT sale BY
R. F. FARNsWORTH & CO.,
S. MANSFIELD & CO., Memphis,
At Wholssale and Retail, and BY al Dealer
elsewhere. d8-deod:wsoW
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HIST RECEIVED.

100 SCI 3 e.. a I565as f S5i@I - sa.,sn Ais.
$50 hrIs Harris g. WaIkerN " Ale.
IS brls CbampeGne Cider.
50 hrls and hf brls Bladr and White Psi.
Also. sugsr. Neluses, Cafee, Tes TJlaooa. Cirars,
Euts. FiEs. Sar1ines. etc . FRANK.
mai-Iu Ne. e Funt Row.
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~ - howard.
I osI, "a ruesag hsf, q soRREL MAREi
l. has VIVA 90 her thrast si-uf Dc years Oh. ~
The ahsrp reward VIII o. paid fr Der delivcryM
q JACOB LEvIs.
ap2s-3S' Irsssgsatss affwssus lssiy I'd NEia
sac . nacA acnircd. sci "a
R=rRAScIsco 4 co. o;Ssssa
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LET JUsTIcE BE DoNE-H is now con-
oeded BY our Oldest and most eminent physi-
Clans 6at al that can be said Of Dr.. Won
Mosehzisker, IN regard 70 his superior inertia as
an Oculist and Aurst, is bat what hejusllyds-
serves. Those Of the profession who have
visited and consulted him, and some Who have
been operated upon BY hin, speak with the ut
most conhieaee Of bic skill and superiority in
biz speciality, and II is BY their request that
the Doctor VIII remain with Us a short time
longer, Sc ss 70 give those who have delayed
seeing hin an opportunity Of doing 50, and we
say to ore and al who need his services, can
without further hesitation.
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We have ~ sale the f1uosinE
MNSsTGGVRRT land

ran Acre iu Washington county. Mississippi. $50 "a
Cmuvau1n, ufb - likely negroes, mostly men. rs
muir-. etc
i9n Acres 90 oulnuwer river. MIS-. &1 deadencd.
81 Acre, IS miles fr0mM Memphis. ucar Mississippi smI
Tennessee Railroad. fsir improvements.
as Acres f6 miles from Memphis. ncar Mississippi AMI
Tennessee Ralr1sd. go cleared. we'll improved.
b5 Acre On Marshal county. Mississippi. well ima
proved with eleven Likely negroes.
1900 Acres nTmia county, Ms SEQ acres IN culu-
vsiun.
ST. A-les in H1lvar county. Mississippi. 20 d~csdened
70 IN cultivation.
e5 Auer 4 mllcs from Cod water DEPOT. Mississippi
and Tcrnfssee Raiiroad; une-half in culuvsu0n
a5 Acre in suud1Hw uunty, Mississippi; 2oo dead
anrH
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PEEsoSAL-Among the distinguished sTan-
gers in the city al present We recognize Dr. J.
H. Jackson, Of Ksutucky. He viii remain in
The ely uni Il the close Of the spring races, and
willthen visit lie Hot sPr nEs. in Arkansas,
for tue beHeft Of his health.
Col. Larkih White. Of Richmond, Va, well
known in turf annals, is IN the cit.
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q Tie storsroon Of MessrL H Clark
4 Co, jewellers, etc, in Clark's Marble
Block, is nov being adorned with the most el-
egant f-sscs painting, in The style Of Louis
Qua,orzt. an3. when finished, the ceiling of
that magnificent showroom VII present a
scene Of beauty and art worthy the finest ss-
Icons Of cur country. Mr. Roberts Is the ar
inst. He is the same gsutlsmsH who executed
the fresco painting on the interior walls Of
Messzs. Speed, Donoho 4 sTanges magHih-
cent storeroon- He has settled permanently
il ON city, and We rejoice 70 see his brush 50
well empfoveA
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e. r. WILLIAMS.

BlaekSmithing, Wagon and PlOW Factory.
a cernerof Shelby Iad Irezevant streets :
"A ooun Memphis, keeps on hlnd Wasnus GO. 49,
Dfa4e feNA Nheelaarr1Vs- &c. Repairirr -
zone toerder and q good material An r-ir-s -
"r" Iy hled a. shortnutce. mal-35m
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At 10 O'Clock
TEnNs-0ue Eurth cash. balance IN enc and two erarr
omnloussss and refreshments free A. usual 70 Get 81
etsncs 81 this me land Ton must g. sure t1 Do Hu
haad. n q. M a. o Is
-aVfQ-tw Aulaueer
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EdmOndson & Armstrong,
whliesale anl RstaH Dsllersin
HIDES. OIL AND LEATHER.
Nu 49, ~rarg e~urwm

NpposLe toAEl oqudfe-oiSh o. the
q ola on - stirring
KEEF a~snetsnuy On hand a nn aaHtnsut o. Edds n
their lane 01usstins In part q Freneh and Amrrtcsn
Cdr sEiu- HsmloJk ADD oak-Tlnnei 5aeLssshsr. SKIRT
ms Harness, Bride. Wax and Kip Juucr Ls1thsr
Elameief and Patent Leather o. ~ knHi Pal Hos
Chamoi- Deer, Linins ard roppins skms Aa. a ai
tsrtmsli 20 settlers. saosmaters' sni Tannsrs EolIa,
e. sa1sr Hardware snd HhFue-s NountnEs o. even
FauetT-4 uhhh We reapsluuiig invite the sitennan q
rra b-yius nou liHs. aH2e-HrsvIy
Hidesl Hides! HidesI
WE ere prepared az any ts1e. o. 10Y ore mi
MRHNET PRlCES u CASA. ~
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS.
shipments aiicitsd 3 which We pFamise lmr rrgmpi
sat sucrisl attention.
EnMoNnsON a ARMSTRONG.
n. 81 Main street.
au-r-f-uaufv g-n II the Golden Sffr~ur
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STRAW BEEET SUFrEE-The members Of
ths Young Mems Missionary Association, Of
The Second PRESBYTERIAN Church, have a straw
berry supper At odd-FeIoEs' Han, given By
ne ladies Of the city, on the evenings Of
Thursday and Friday, fifth and sixth Of NAY.
III proceeds 70 Be applied 70 buildIng a sun
day school house in the southern suburbs Of
thscitv.
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PHEs ENrEErAIEvESr.-We have said
much b. not too much in commendation Of
ths gsnius Of Stephen Nsssstt, and an our good
opinions found a realization a. the Gsisty
Thsater last evening. Re viii give his last
sn.ertainmeHt II tbs city at the Gaiety this
evening, and those who were denied the enioy-
NEST Of an attendanee last evening, should be
present tonight. Those who attended last
evening, do not need a sscoad invitation.
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Stock Wanted.
PAL.ACE

THOsE owning siock IN tie " Memphis Baietn Cam
psnT.H nd wishiug o. dispose q a. nav a. 80 b
csuinE On fmas-Ul = r. HUNTER
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sTEANBoATs LRAvING 1o-pAf-

~ 8. Fout- r. Sues ON
~ mrvine-.-a aOsEE McLELAAK. --.LrNi'
Pr TIHsbrw..---...J. G Amo
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TIE MEzrHIs RcE CouHsE-Ws cannot
withheld Al expression Of admiration for the
aimiHabie arrangeneEis sonsumnated By the
Pro9rietors Of ths Memphis Race Course for
tn accommodation Of visitors Nothing has
been neglected thst could have been done TO
msuE1 tbe eoufor Of ladies, members Of the
ulub and strangers. The ehoiesst dinners are
served daily at convenient hours, and an eh-
eisnt police preserve the very best order. IN
der its present admirable arrangement The en-
cs-prise merits eminent success.
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Lands for sale-see Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
So 49, $780,, H.
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sary nsrt Appiy nns a ny oacs, in Hs NOS
J. v. HOPKINS. y NJ
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n B-ParicuIar attention viii be- paid % the Ellts
o. my pa niends oa te line. Planters and Merchants y
al he boats 10 his line ana .heir patronage IA respsG
fully aratsdhv T SHLELET.
ap2-lf
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Refer TO Strauss, Lehman & Co.'S column on
fourth page.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TH-WeekIy U. S. Male s Passenger Line
BErWEEN
MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON q UCKSBURG,
On a1farnsse Hvs with snF wam1lE AL View Or.a1-g
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VIZ. 4. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley WHISKY h. received and after
careful eNarninafian. hnd it t0 De a pure article. entire
D. free from the aduiferaGng ingredients s. requenuy
nsnf. Tou-s. respectfully.
MkPFg AuslvtfsaF Cbemi4
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Are -ald by tis ne over ue various EteEmno1t zuA
railroad lines shove spoken OF. at prices when are g
material ztvlus % the traveller, thus 1Herlas ne t9u1i8
iulucament o. saving u time and money
Time between Memphis and NupoleCn sn1 Fi1kz1urE
and Napole0u-2f hours Between Memphis and Tick1-
hurE-E hours.
F1r further ma apply on board q The palEe-l
or 10 JOINT SHELLY. or
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Also, Lot No. ISIS,


AAlla d b1undru a, follows E-lnllle 90 teet ron tH
Intersection % the east side ~ nrS1t1 street, vita thF
uufth side o. Webster streets thence eastwarlly 100
feet theucr uCrthWardiy I'D f1er g. Hu alley; fhfucf
win said alley westWardIv Tg0feet o. lf No. f57; thence
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T-1.- T--e..r 0rrans Tmusisa y0rieap
,ssTie "a sahnsba -Nsas4n.
- 60 Il Tonis WeLensn louisville
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ARRIVALS
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

- CULLUm'S SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY
H Ala, eight six miles Mobile twenty 6ys ynite
1I east Of Mobile and Ohio Karosd and i've miles west Of
undersigned takes pIsasure announcing 10 hi. friends
and public that his establishments opeed for e ID
cepon Of VISITORS During the past winter may
and convenience only the invalid 70 others seef
ing recreation and pleasure The improvements Of he
erection Of several cottages the discovery
springs Of feestone the other Of iron water
nodious billiard and the whole establishments ha
been repanfed and renovated The for ladies'
the circular spring house. hfed expressly for their
mediation, have been particularly attended to.
An experiences 10 the management OF public house Of
than twenty and determination to keep his
st Of frstcass hotels WILL he trusts continue 70 70
has been engaged for the Tenpn alleys and other
places for provided the premises The
tsges are al separate and neat, clean and airy
Conmodious light drsuf will regularly twice
week the landing the Tombigbes rver Mobile
As to the curative virtues Of the they have only
the most sangune expectations Of the proprietor bat
&c he can ssy With perfect prepey that there sre no
ade known to the public that have effected mary Of
obstinate chronic dssa.es certainly present great
variety valuable chemical or medicinal
tons
The Springs Of the Of waters found
10 the country viz The celebrated vchy
reestone and the sulphur such advantages these
aofd are not 70 be found single place tho whole
South-s fact vi invalds cannot too well note.
Arrangements being made have
New Orleans Mobile these Springs
however, to be carried regularly three rs
a week.
Terms Of board will be moderate
are in waiting at the landing the arrival Of
An analysis Of the by applying 70 j. WA
TfRMAN Bro corner Of Magazine and Common Streets
who are my agents In New Orleans
ny9 D4w3m PronIiefaa,
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FINE GUNS FINE GUNS
HYDE 4 ooDR1cH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.

We have always hand complete stock of 6ne WAR
RAETED Guns and constantly receiving through our
Epsopssn agents Guns sSmprising sll the NEWE II PAT
continued relations with the first LONDON and other manu-
facturers extending period of MORE THAN THIRTY
ties for the production Of Guns suited Of the
market -
We prepared to receive and dispatch and
accuracy orders for Guns ANY to suit the peculiar
views and tastes Of any individual and furnish them AS
IN THE SOUTH
By constant intercourse with the guubuyng community
the South and West for thirty
pied to profit BY the Of their varied experience and
and not found in NINE-TENTHS OF THE iMPOk TED
INTO THIS COUNTRY!
Rifles Pistols and Reyovers Colts, Aliens, Tranters
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE GOODRICH,
my7 1y Sign of the Golden Pelican . New Orleans
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my9 D4w3n

- BARNES HOTEL-MssIssIPP CITY
The largest most commodious and most desrsby located
0El Hotel on the Gulf Coast,
The undersigned having placed his Hotel adjacen,
grounds f thorough repair during the past winter
form biz friends and The pnbic that he viii open for the
Attached to the Hotel Is splendid Billiard Room Ten Pin
Alley shooting Gallery and ne Yacht Of IA tuns burhen
that viii always be in readiness the the
house Of pleasure the Islands
Ia the Gulf.
Parties wishing to will please address IN
dersigned, at Mississippi City
WIN. BARNES, Proprietor.
sHorses and Carriages be Obtained At the Hotel At IN
= - .np1alr
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BY J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF sAMUEL W. oAKEY. DECEASED
BY j. b. WALTON,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lU bKhk Place.
SATURDAY, June rs, 1859, at IL O'Clock
M at Banks Arcade. Aagszns street BY virtue and
Of order from the Honorable p H. Morgan Judge
Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans May a.
1885, Court Docket No. the following described proper
N for Of the succession Of Samuel W. Oakley de-
ceased. will be sold tow
LOT OF GROUND, with the Improvements thereon In
the FIRST District in the bounded BY Euterpe Pry
ana Streets Prytans Walk Terpschore street. Golf
square Nc o. having American measure q inches
between parallel lines the whole agreeabiy plan drawn
by Joseph Pe 9Th day Of February 1888 depos-
tied in the office Of Louis I. Cairo late Notary Public
This lot is third from Prytsna street, and In the
vicinity of Coliseum Place.
On this lot OF ground there is s. shares reduced 50
Cizens Bank Of Louisiana stock, which win be sold with the
lot the Of premium the day Of sale which
rate will be announced at the time Of SALE and which
purchaser Of the lot will become the purchaser the stock
GI-TERMS-The purchaser to assume the payment of q
stock note dus the LIST Of August 1850 1890 payable
renewable the Of the oaD for balance
the price Of adjudication, cash.
Act Of sale before Il. B. Cenas Notary Public the
the
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Tennessee Irons
PRRNIUM TENNESSEE IRON
We on band and are receiving regularly full stock
comprising the following. viz:
500 tuna FLAT, from to ~ inch by Y TO inch.
100 ROUND asd SQUARE, X to inch.
% HORSESHOE. 4 II, l., ~. and X by " inch.
% Flow PLATE, 81, 3, 10. II. H. Is, IA and Is
inch by Il, X and n.
20 BOILER PLATES, SIG, Y and sl6
PRIESTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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- BELL CHENEY SPRINGS-This delightful
Watering place. situated in the parish Of ST. Landry
beautiful rolling piney woods distant Sc
ception of visitors. -
These Springs favorabiy known among the people Of
Western Louisiana mineral Of efficacy
MIC diseases of various kfnds-the havtp
been fully tested by innumsrabs they performed
lite and enye Servants secured and ne Band
Of Music engaged for the season.
Two lines Of Omnhusses Wit Onelona.s
Springs. " -
Persons vi ng the above establishment may have let
tiers and to them Bayou Chicot p o. and We
will send for them. "
Board and Lodging per month ...............$ as 90
.week................... 10 90
Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Children and Servants half price.
PATIN 4 DELAHoUssAYE,
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Iron,
ENGLISH BAR, HOOP, SHEET, ANGLE. SCROLL, OVAL,
HALF OVAL AND HALF ROUND
Landing exship Chiborora from Liverpool and in store
for sale by the subscribers, viz
sos tons ENGLISH BAR IRoN-Assorted Round. Square
and Flat.
80 tons EN- aLIsH BAR IRoN-ReHned. Assorted, Round
Square and Flat.
1000 bundles HOOP IRON-5s to inch.
800 :. SHEET IRON-Nos lOtoN
500 bars ANGLE IRoN-lL to 2 inch.
ooo bundles SCROLL IRoN-h ~ Y, r. inch, by y to n
100 bundles Half Round, Oval, and Half Oval IRON
- PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
my9 MoTh1SaH So and 81 Csmp street
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhouse street. neay
1 Royal streeFor the Cure of Old Chronic Mercuris
Syphitic and all Private Diseases without Mercury
from business exposure friends
all CAGES
The unparalleled which Dr. James
mArkabe he has effected which
able BY the most eminent physicians ustes him offering bis
services the confidence Of the unfortunate The fcowpe
are some Of the diseases termed and of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. per.
aasny namely Syphilis primay secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females however
complicated they may be- Diseases of the Back ns IN
Examination of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism HYDRO
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases the Skin
James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured ia that
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De.
biy or lmpoency Tho following the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits youth viz
Weakness OF Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dness
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Palpaon of Heart Dys
etc. Mentally the fearful effects the mind are more to BE-
dreaded Loas of Memory Confusion IDEAS Depression
Spirits Evil Forebodings Aversion Society,"
Love Solitude Tdity etc. Of the evils produced
persons afflicted with Of the above symptom shoud
not fail to call on Dr. James and be at restored perfect
health let false decac you apply at and
yourself from the awful dreadful Of th
terrible malady. = "
Weakness of the Immediately cured and full vigor
restored '-oS
Remember The Medical House OF Dr. 50 Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours attendance
Consultations strictly confidential.
PSkecentcsses of Gonorrhea cured twenty hours
or no pay. DIR. JAMES
az ~ 81 Custornhonse street,
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BAGAsSE FURNACE
RURN YOUR BAeAssk-rr Is PROFIT An

RURN YOUR BAGsAssK-rT IS PROFIT AND
.sIl P.tsD. fr burning s.s...s eh.r
Re ss A'm !.
e.ss ss q &. sss Sisss Fl
pIssssIss & x:ss:s sss:ss
ssssa fs sy IL:
ID ' sss sser &C. aas ss
boiler being e:nsSa;l White Beat eoasaas sna
... and q e opinion d.. sosr surfaces :
al II e &. sssss sss
n G e s ed further
& sna nd ID ssos
ssss1HIs JOHNSON,
nave one VIZ s i sss csEassfs L OPERATION
,1 rs,isb q IRlaq7 emine. Planter.
Firm Of Hall, Reda Pasaa, NJ FROM I.,s. street.
Ne r i zssiiss III TsiS sss Orleans.
Firm Brand .',s : Will siss.' Q.
~ d e sss1s ssfsis New orle'na
No. 8 si fs asi;s SEss NJ e-'s.n.
Phoenix c cirssil : f DassU ;,,sst no
SAMUEL cov ses1sfIss parish.
DAN c. Holr1 ss;sTi.; ssS s.s''h
GEORGE 3. Lo sssssisa ss'''h-
I'D. OGDEN. Ne. 20 c., S..:.'s'
Thompsons Basa~s Furnace has been subi.tcd ter
e e: sss rs 70:
e.rtise.te which va. stvse In Deesnse 1884,
Of burning -ss fus!. ~ a.. a. s
s ssss s e ss .s
wed w. asIs, f s CTR * p; e. In f nSss
PAHsH o. PLAacEnHEs, slst December. 1885
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India Rubber Betting, etc., etc,
MACHINE BETTING, 2 to IA inch, and 4ply.
MIXED, PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE * L. TX
TX and inches. For sale by
PRlEsTLEY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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Braziers' and Bolt Copper.
Landing and in store full BRAZIERs' and BOLT
COPPER, comprising the following, viz:
l5O0 sheets 20 by "a and 80 inch. TO- H. and II lbs
800 30 by60 :. Ii, Is and l6 lbs,
800 SOby 60 20 l25 lbs.
10000 lbs. BOLT COPPER, Il to ~ inch.
For by PRIEsTLY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. Oakley, DRCEDE
PAR j. B. WALTON,

PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
SAMEDI, rs juin, 1859, a midi, a pArcade
~ de Banks des Magasins dun ordre hon-
orabe H. Morgan JUICE de Ia Cour du Second District date
lie 70 mai 1889 ban de No 1872 Ia propree suivape
de la succession de Samuel W. Cakey DECIDE
sera vendu eavoir-
UNTERRAIN ayec les authorizations qui ny ouvent dams
lie Premier District dams le borne par les Eutepe Ell
Prytania. promenade Pryana maneuant Tepschoe
ct Ia Coliseum mantenaut Coliseum designs
No dams et No 81 ayant mericsne pieds
pouces de face Ia Euterpe s pieds II
rnen plan dresse Joseph Pile fevrer 1885
Ce terrain est lie troeme de la Pryania dams
virons do Ia Place Coliseum.
Sur errnin II IS actions redues 80 actions de Ia
Bqne des Coyens do la Louisiana lesquees
vendues lie terrain vepe
leque prix annonce temps dc Ia vene que prx
pacqueeur On terrain deviendra scquerenr des actions
A>COEDIT1ONS-L'acqnere page un billet do
lie daod 1889 $780, payable scion les
compliant
Acte de vente psrdevant H. B. Cenas public aux
fras de Pacquerenr. my25 je4 II Is Is