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es-pr. m'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills In

E9~Dr. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills In
Texas.
TRAVIS Co. Texas June IL, 1854.
MessrF. Fleming Bros Pittsbnrg, Pa
Gentlemen-Ths is to certify that mother had been sub
jec periodical attacks Of sick headache for great
years. all the usual remedies failing to give relief of
pamphlets accidentally falling into her hands, she at deter
mined to try DR.. MLaNE S CELEBRATED LIVER FILLS,
prepared by and Immediately procured box from the
of which she receiver benefit and long she contin
ued to use them entirely relieved.
We have been in Travis Co., Texss for the last four
years. and not being able these valuable pills. her
tscks of sick headache have again time
back has been gradually getting has determined
to send to few boxes of Dr. Maues Celebrated Liver
Pills herewith enclose ST. for which You will please
send me Pills per mail. Address Austin, Texas.
think you would do we'll to establish agency Austin
the Pills well known here and would meet with ready sale
MEREDITH W. HENRY.
Purchasers will he careful to ask for DR.. MLANES GEL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROs OF Pittsburg Pa. There other Pals pupoyng
be Liver Pills before the public Dr. MLane's genuine
Liver Pills. also his celebrated yermifuge be had
all respectable drug None genuine without the
ture of FLEMING BROS. Sold by SCoVIL MEAD, Ill
and 13 Charities street. New Orleans Wholesale Agents
the South. ans 2p6tdW
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Z GRAVE SUBJECT.

A rare point Of moral law has just now been
raised, and Ia being discussed by the press, sons
unco good journalists having started an outcry over
the endish atsocity perpetrated BY those covetous
aud wicked persons whose unhallowed hands nave
dared to violate the sanctty Of the aboriginal graves
Of Chiriqui on the Iathmus, and plumber there'rom
the precious images Of gold deposited centuries ago
by devout pagans, who thus fulfilled costly super
stition Of their faith. The venerable Boston AZ.
yertiser is exercised to the extent Of weghty
and pleads right ponderousy as the advocate Oh 'ne
ghosts Of the dead aborgines, but We don't see now
il 10 to make anything by II, for the vandais az
noupced have robbed Its shadowy CLIENTS OF all the
wealth wherewith they might have rewarded tne'r
volunteer COUNSEL supposng that they belong to the
class OF spirits which exercise physical attributes
and tin tables for they would certainly be able to
depost on our table, in the Advertiser office, re-
mnneratiye specimens of the barbaric gold which is
being torn from its long companionship in their tree
grown graves The Advertiser is not able to decide
whether the dead the living have the better claim
to the gold and though of the opinion that it would
prove Of more practical benefit to the latter, it can
not reconcile itself to the manner Of getting t-by
q violating the graves Of the dead.''
The Advertiser says that it is very true that the
mummy graves of Egypthave been violated, but that
was for the furheance Of the ends Of science, and
though the mummy cloth which wrapped the corpses
finds its way into the paper mills Of the
tombs were not desecrated for such purpose, as
the paper rags are only the rubbish cast aside by
those prosecuting scientific researches. The paper
makers are probably not troubled with any scruples
when they handle the cerements of the living Of
three thousand years ago. and suspect that the idea
that they are committing heinous sacrilege never
enters the heads Of the grave diggers Of Chrquthe
ovial resurrectionists Of the living gold Of dead
people. We rather suspect that the moral philoso
pher Of the Advertiser himself, would profane the
sacred imagery, were he in the neighborhood, by
getting his clutches on all such artificial nuggets as
he conveniently could, and think no more of getting
up sentiment while his own pocket was warmed with
the wealth snatched from the dead who need it not
and have no property claim, for the dead can own
nothing.
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A CONTEMPORARY OF WASHINGTON CELEBRATING
THE FOURTH OF july IN GERMANY.-Gov. Wright
our Minister to Prussia, and small party of Amer
cans dined at Bremen, on the 4th of July last, with
a contemporary of Washington, an acquaintance and
friend Of the great chief, the only probably now
living of whom this can be said. The person referred
to is Alderman Delius, Of Bremen, who, as far back
as 1897, resided in Baltimore. From letter from
Bremen, in the New York Herald in relation to Al
derman D. and the 4th Of July, we extract the fol
lowing
In the year 1897, Alderman Everhard Delius, our
venerable host, then young man of %, was sent to
the United States by the house with which he was
connected, for the purpose of establishing business
relations between the States and the Hanse towns.
Washington. then 10 retirement at Mount Vernon,
became interested In the project of the enteprisng
young merchant, and invited him to visit his house.
The Invitation was accepted he was kindly received
and had the distinguished honor of dining then and
there with the immortal patriot. Remaining in
America some time, he was volunteer, as he him
self says in speech which follows in Capt. Hollings
worth's troop of horse. The old uniform he then
wore he has still in his possession For years this
venerable man has kept the portrait OF Washington
at the head of his bed, situated that on awaking
this picture is the first object which his eyes fall.
Old-fashoned, timestained portraits of Adams, JEFF
about the walls. The devotion of the Alderman to
the memory Of Washington, and the religious care
with which he has preserved the memories and cele-
brated the anniversaries of those days. sufficient
to make him an object Of affeetonate interest to
every American citizen. He invited all the Ameri
cans 10 Bremen to visit him and breakfast at his
country seat at 10 o'clock, Monday, the 4th of July
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD MEETING.

70 ~ H
The adjourned meeting of the stockholders Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad convened last evening in
the gentlemen's paror st. Charles Hotel. Mr.. j. o.
Nixon took the chair and called the meeting to order
a. 8. Fulkerson, ESD, agent for the Company,
read the minutes Of the last meeting and resolution
of the Company which empowered President Fowlkes
to dispose Of surrendered and reduced stock and by
whose authority he, Mr.. Fulkerson, was acting in
this matter Of raising money for paying the indebt
edness Of the Company. Mr.. Fulkerson continued
at some length with explanatory remarks, stating
that one great object in paying off in full the ndebt
edness Of the road was that such of the con-
ditIons upon which Mr. J. Edgar Thompson would
consent to accept the Presidency Of the Company
Mr. Thompson will not consent to accept the position
unless oil debts Of the road are paid. Dispatches
from President Fowkes were read in which he stated
that he had raised the required amount of means less
some $25 900, which he authorized Mr. Fulkerson
to raise II possible The acquisition OF Mr.. Thomp-
President, the dispatches stated would secure
to the road host Of friends. President Fowlkes
also stated that such arrangements were in progress
as promised junction Of the road with the Memphis
and Ell Paso which would largely appreciate the
value of s. P. R. R. stock President Fowlkes stated
that nnless tbe monav as "a ;sed he sbo,ld
proceed to raise on his personal estate so that he
might be in Marshall with the sum required by the
the 18th of August, pay the debts and elect Mr..
Thompson.
Mr.. F. enlarged upon the great advantages which
wond result to this city and section from the con-
strnc,ion 81 tbe roaa or,;n mo, sroh
we're superior to any turning upon the character Of
the investment in its stock He stated that by full
filling the condition Of the charter in the construction
of d miles ~ M ro.a ~ ro,,nan, a,.a.a,,
entitled to 25s 600 acres Of land worth sum more
than equivalent to the amount Of its debts.
Mr.. Dunlap was requested to address the meeting
aud to state whot ha 49,, - NJ ~.
contemplated President ~ tba ron,nan ~ s.a.as
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THE STAPLE OF ARIzoNA.-Mr. Herman Ehren
berg resident of Arizona reached this city by the
last overland mail. He brought with him two bars
of silver, the product of the mine wrought by the
Sonora Exploring and Mining Expedition. One of
these bars is stamped with weight of s925 ounces,
and is valued at $ll4 "a the Other. s5S1 ounces,
valued at $l09 81. Its fneness is marked 800. The
silver composing these bars was taken from shaft
near Tubac, of which Major Heintzelman and Mr..
Gutenberg are part owners The bars were deposited
with Mr. Jaccard, jeweler, on Fourth street.
rSt Louis Republican, 3d.
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TALK ON CHANGE.

The week commenced with advices from Liverpool
of the 9th ut. under talk. The talking was brief
Most OF the operators are out Of town. though there
are many to be seen the flags, ready to pounce on
anything either cotton, tobacco sugar, -four, ex-
change, notes OF hand stocks, bonds, houses and
stores, swamp lots and lots that are not swamped.
Though is the most stagnant part of the year. there
are good many people in town. The sanitary con.
dtion Of the city never was better at this Of
the year. There is as much business doing now
as usual at this season of the year. Up to
the 7th of August last year we received eleven
bales Of the new crop OF cotton; up to this
time this season we have received twenty-nine
bales. It is believed there are good many more
bales in readiness for shipment, but planters
think that early shipments will prejudice the general
market. There need be fears this point long
as speculation controlled and the cotton trade
fined to the immutable law Of supply and demand.
It is the hsremscarem mode ofmany operators, who
have little to lose and considerable to gain, that
cause the commissions in the great cotton trade.
OF course, the advices Of the 9th ut from Liver.
pool had no effect on market, for there was moth
ing of value to be effected. Possibly, great levee
may be considered forming integral part Of
market. Neither the European quotations for cotton
the price of consos the fluctuations Of French rentes
nor the advance in Austrian metalliques are going
to have the least influence on the filing up of the
great bature Of city and the extension and repair
Of the wharves. All these improvements and repairs
must be carried out to meet the demands of the
mighty commerce and the immense products of the
Mississippi valley which will be flowing in upon us
before the close Of the solar year. regardless of the
course of events in Europe though the talk is that
it would be desirable for those fellows in Europe, in
Guiding the Nephew of my Uncle to settle their DIFF
fculties before they obtain possession Of millions
Of dollars through their subjects of American
produce.
We are favored with fine weather. Our city con-
tinues under the highest regime of health. 1t was
talked about that there three cases of yellow
fever at the Quarantine Station. It is hoped
will take alarm at the announcement. When there
are three hundred cases Of fever the physicians
rolls it will be time enough to talk. There is more
sickness in the city of New York and envrons at this
time than there has been in New Orleans for the last
six months.
The telligence by the Africa, of the 30th ult,
from Liverpool expected last evening If she is
not intercepted off Cape Race shall not receive
her advices before Thursday next. The mails by the
Persia will be due this morning.
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Wines, Liquors, etc.,
MOS. l3 AND Is ROYAL STREET

n Us. IS AND % Roy AL STREET
A supply of CREME DE BoUZy CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pnts continually hand which equal the best
eomes to this market Aso other brands of inferior qualify
TOPAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
of the vintage of 1885, 1913 and 1905
and other brands WHISKY descrptionsscot Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER, pnts and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which will be sold reasonable terms Oh
SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
d7 7ply Nos l3 and ID Royal strsei.
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A SUNDAY IiouoR LAw.-The people of st. Ion;s
have decided by majority of over 1000 in favor Of
law to close lquorselling establishments on Sum.
day. The vote Was not large, the question seeminr
to excite no great interest. @'.e
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HS~FOr C0ngress.-SVe are authorized to am
the Of Mr. j. F. BoULIGNY as candidate for
Congress from the First Representative District subject to the
nomination OF the American party. jy27 If
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ARM1NG THE W1oH1rAs.-Msjor Rector, superin-
tendent Of Indian Affairs west, seeing the hardness
Of the Government in building military post at the
Wichita Mountains, and as the Indians had to be
moved to the new reserve has recommended to the
Hon. "A. B. Greenwood, Commissioner, that the
Wichitas should be furnished with arms and ammu-
milton to defend themselves against the Comanches,
who were well armed, and who had threatened.
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k8-Sprtns Beds-S5 to Sc 50 for the best
Spring Bed in existence Howe's Pstena No. s7s Broadway
New YORK. Examine 1t, address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY their descriptive circular Special
10 the trade and local agencies 2s pSwly
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CRoPs IN NORTHERN M1ssIssIppI,-The Grenada
Republican of Saturday last says:

On Tuesday afternoon, as hard rain as we have
seen fall in many day, fell in this locality. In some
quarters rain was needed but in Others it was not
As general thing, we believe and cotton both
promise good harvest In the vicinity of Jefferson
we learn, the worm has appeared in some fields; in
others the lice are giving some uneasiness. On some
plantations the cotton has been shedding upon the
whole, however, we think planters have nothing as
yet to change their views Of the bounfuness Of the
approaching harvest.
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twill meet weekly. jyso
HrThe disease that Americans can truly
cali to the sad born" is the Fever and Ague and Of all the
terrible diseases rack the brau euacate the FORM
der the entire body helpless and utterly
estimation claim precedence It, The excrucang
pain experienced by the afflicted Is expressbe only
to be realized To those who have been stricken down with
remedy of kind must matter Of the
interest," One Of the most powerful and
that know Of is DR.. HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED
BITTERS. In recommending 1t to the public. know
and feel that doing SERVICE It's bene6cen ef
fcts the stomach and Its mild taste but
popular ameng all classes.
Sold In New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL BY J. WRIGHT
CO., Il and l Chares street, sole for the Southern
staes whom all orders should addressed by
druggists and dealers generally everywhere aus 2p6AW
RS-The Great English Remedy-sir james
CLARKE's CELEBRATED FEnALE Pulls Prepared pre-
scrpton of Sir J. Clarke d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This we'll known medicine imposition
remedy for Female Difficulties
whatever and although Al powerful remedy, they contain
nothing hurtfu to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' is peculiarly suited. WILL in = short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity
These Pills have been known fail where the drec
lions the second Of the pamphlet observed.
For full particulars get pamphlet free, Of the agent
N B$1 and postage stamps. enclosed authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. BY
Of mail.
General Agent United States JOB NOSES Rochester
NY J.WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents. and
sold by all respectable Druggists. feS 2plykW
AS-The manly moustache II w httened by
time Redeemed by nature instantly dark as night
under the operation of CRIsTADORo's EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE. few moments suhice metamorphose head Of
hair which oends the by its hue into beauty
Womans rnglets premaurey frosted by sickness,
naturally OF uulOveable cor, changed rich
brown splendid and feike black, in ten minutes
by this wonder working preparation.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
aus zplmkW CRIsTADORO. No. 6 Astor House, N. Z.
~Worth Reading and Thinking about
BININGERS OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
the Of the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the so.caled " Gins" Aromatic" " Cordial -
Medicaed etc is endorsed by all the prominent ply
sicans chemists and connoseurs possessing all those
trinsic medicinal qualities onic Durec which belong
to an OLD and PURE GIN. Put Qasrt Bottles sold
by all Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. ". BININGER L CO.,
Established 177N-sole Importers.
jy2s sply No. sss Broadway, NJ
~ Look out for limitations OF Lea q Per.
kns' Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement
Sons aul6 2plawly
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Nc To the American Party.-I respectfully
submit candidate TO- the office of Clerk of the
Sixth District Court of New Orleans at the tnung election
subject the decision Of the Convent n Of the Part.
au1 If JOHN Il. HOLLAND.
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DR.. george Ty-. Smith,

DEN T ST,
wing his practice. will attend to professional
ssseuasnts at office, No. III CANAL STREET. nearly
posjts Christ Church, sn4 3pE
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CrOckes"y, China, GLASS,
AND
q o U SET URNISHING HARDWARE.
The subscribers have formed coparnershp under the style
of p. r. FELL MARSH and will open, after LIST September
at Nos. 81 and Ga Gravier street-near Camp
A NEW AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASS and HOUSE FUR
NISHING HARDWARE.
Which they will offer,
Wholesale and Retail, .n.y
at unprecedented low prices.
Parties who intend purchases in this line will promote their
swn interest by little delay.
Cce for the present. No. 10 Bank Place. Grave
P. R. FELL,
aus 2p1m ALANSON MARSH.
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aaz ~ Gloom Tho particular attention Of buyers
16sss 81 dry goods to take place this day al
suction room d A. Roger a Co., No. . Old
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Wis 3pAW
Cabinet aMnEers'

CHbt1aet Makers
AND
UP HOL STEERS MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt Conices Hair Cloth Shades, Curled Enamssd
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tasses varnish 0ps and
Frnges Springs Buttons and Irvine, Glue Picked and Com
Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Paints ana
Oils. Wall Paper, etc., at the LOWEST CASH PRICE, By
..z. HEATH CO., -..
m23 2ply No rs Camp ssrset
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Boots, Shoes and BrOgans, -
AT wHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchng BOOTS, Kusssa
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Oampssehy
HATS. At tho lowest market prices, BY
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orisAna
H AIT 8. CAPS, etc.,
AT wHoLEsALE.I
We constantly receiving sneral assortment Of Elk ans
Fur. Cashmere Panama Leshorn, Straw Palm Leaf Hsxeaa
end Wool HATS, II the lowest market prices. By
FROST i CO.,
tyl3 3pkW 10 Magazine sassa.
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AN4 I'd . ID d. 4
On Monday 9th Inst, Of Scarlstina. MARY FRANCES
aged years and p,onhs.
friends and acouantances Of the family requested
ait ond her funeral tho residence Of her al 10
O'Clock this morning. 81
0rThird Ward American Club-The reg-
ular meetings Of this Club tke No. 50 Camp street
Matches, every SUNDAY EVENING At o'clock iva
~ Sixth Ward American CIub-1thas Clu1,
by resolution, meets regularly the FRsTFRIDAYo Of each
month"; until the nrst Friday Of September which time
twill meet weekly. jySO
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DOlbeay Commercial College,
log CANAL STREET
ALI who wish to have their clerks acquire prac-
tcal knowledge Of
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHIP, nm. om. .@.
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
n.. GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc.,
During the summer months, should apply Immediately.
ans 2p3t< .H.M...
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Wvtgkt's R.juUi,.att,,g EHetr.

" 7tyWt . 1VJWUtztWttVy 11tt.ttg'.
Never has anything In the shape Of medicine created such
sensation this extraordinary Reuvnator. Think for
ment what IT does We all know the terrible effects youth
full indiscretions. We young people brought down
Deaths door by Imbecity them deplorng foes
when reduced But have had the satisfaction witness
them RESTORED FULLY to prmeyal health and strength
by
Wright's Rejuvinating Elixir.
Imbecity Dsorganzstion of the organs Gensrat on
seepessness General Debility Indigeton Dyspepsia loss
tone in the fact degree of weakness posi-
BILE to contemplate it has full control over.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
-m q and Isl Chartres street,
aug 2p3teod&1tW Sole Proprietors
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Public Notice

Public .NOtfCe
Is hereby given that have years of the new
Iron Building now known the Story Building at the
south Camp Common Streets and intend to
occupy the lower ground floor ourselves third
and fourth stories 10 let. Apply Alfred Munroe Co.,
No. "a Magazine street.
ALFRED MUNROE,
jy7 2ptf VIM. D. ABBATT.