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n~Notice-The bark DeiphOs, from HOs-
ready to dischargs cargo at Pon A. Third District
Con,gpees bills laifng and
Al i. w GILL, Master,
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WANTED.

WANTED-.A GOOD CoLoRED COOK. to ssss. in
w washing and ouipg, Permanent plsce to good sub
jec Apple at No. Magazine, corner Canal st. o. 81
NJANTED-A GIRL TO DO THE WORK OF
w small family. Apply at this office, ll2 Melponene
Cnunna n nj
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T1HEATEK D'ORLEANS THE MANAGER OF
Orleans Theaer begs inform the public that
the Office the snd Seats for the season.
open from 10 A. N. TO p NJ in the Orleans Theaer
Building, between Bourbon and Royal streets.
o4 Ct F. METEYE, Comptroller.
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-. Polar Star r.. A.s.-Chapter No. III
Regular compositions SATURDAY evening O'Clock,
at tho Grand Lodge Masonic Hail. St. Charles street
hollsnd A. XII : George Evans s. Frank Bsrts
A.: c.; W. O. Wilson, G.. M 81 VP. j. Christian O..
NJ I'd WI Anton oaergeld e. M. LIST v; T. D. Van Horn
Treasurer Chas W. Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order of the M. e.. r.. r..
dis ly CHAa W. CLARK sac'v,
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Nth @rltans 9aiIp Crescent.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

The ORLEANs.-Auber's opera, The Crown
Diamonds" will be performed tonight, by the
strength Of the company. r.4
The ST. CHARLESTON this, the last night but one
Of the engagement Of MI. Edwin Booth, Richeleu y
will be performed, the slashing farce Of sIasher
and Crasher" concluding the entertainment.
TIE VARIsrIEs.-"T The Love Chase" strongly
cast is announced, to be followed by The Garland
Dance" and the farce " Buried Alive"
THE AAPHITHgATgR.-The usual strong bill Of
equestrian, gymnastic and acrobatic novelties is
offered, Mile Loyale appearing.
Masonic HALL.-The Campbells will be on hand
with No. entertainment, as they have been every
night for month or more.
UNION HALL, JACKSON sTsEEr.-The Christy Min
stres will appear in one Of their peculiar soirees
d'Ethiope" Of songs, dances, burlesque OPERA COM
edy, tragedy, and farce.
DRAMATIC, POErIcAL, AND Masonic READrsgs.-
Miss Elose Bridges will give her second entertain
ment, comprising readings 10 the above departments
Of literature, at the Hall Of Quitman Lodge, Grand
Lodge Hall, st. Charles street.
ARNoRY HALL.-Prof. o. s. Fowler will lecture on
Intellect and Memory" taking up the consideration
of the intellectual education and moral training Of
children. .t
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A PERFECT SHOWER OF AcEs.-I see mighty
funny poker game once on the Massasp, goin' up
from New Orleans.
There war fur old coast Frenchmen, all sugar
planters just sold their crap and got their pockets
full of rocks. They went it strong, tell ye They'd
got their backs and tails up. Captain Whisky had
got powerful grip on 'em, and of they war,nt q
bumpin't it, " bark from the tomb!"
At last they went to the bar to stretch thar legs
and wood up; and while they were gone see 4
mischievous lookin' chap changin' thar papers,
Keep shady" SEE he, q winkn to US that war
standin' round the table, "and you'll see the old by
rize directly"
Back comes the chaps, the keerds were dealt round
and see thar eyes snappin' but all tryin' to
look powerful solemn.
A sc blind war bet, and up spoke the next hand.
81 see re blind and beets bettair."
" see zat an go fife dollar.n
Twenty bettair san y0u-ah ha !"
"Sacray toenas ! Won hunder bettair zan you."
Oh, ginger such shellin' as thar war to be shua!
and when the dimes run dry, they drawed draft on
New Orleans, and give notes till they'd bet oil they
were worth, and when the hand was called, every
man Jack saps four white aces and dove for the pile
and such yeln and cursn and sacrayin' as thar
war when they diskivered how they'd been sold
The deck on the table war all aces and as it were
half.deck poker they were playn every man got five
aces and thinkin another ace had crawled into the
pack somehow, they all ketched one and kept the
others.
One run for his pistols another pulls ont his knife
and il they'd only diskivered who served 'em ont,
thar'd been mighty slim chance for him /; but they
wen on SO that the captain had to interfere and shut
'em up.
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LOUISIANA ALEG1sLATURE.

BATON ROYCE, Jan. 27.-In the House to-day, Mr.,
Dreux offered resolution requesting the Governor to
transmit to the House any communication he msy
have received from the Major General commanding
the First Division of the Louisiana Militia, relating
to the conduct OF that division any portion Of it
during the June riot in New Orleans, in connection
with the Vigilance Committee movement. ~
Another resolution was offered requesting the Gov.
ernor to transmit to the House any communication
received from the AdjutantG in reference to
the taking Of the State arms by the Vigilance Com.
mittee in June last.
The proceedings in the Senate were of an unin.
portant character. s~as
Both branches Of the Legislature have adjourned to
meet at IL O'Clock the 7th of February to afford
time for the various committees to attend to their
duties.
River Intelligence.
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 2.-The steamer VIM. Campbell
passed down at 10, the Yazoo Belle at lO4 and the
Montgomery at IL o'clock, on Wednesday morning.
The Monongahela passed down at last night, the
Eclipse at 8, and the J. H. Ogden at 81 o'clock this
evening.
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HAIR WASH FOR DANDRuFF.-A correspondent
grease to prevent his hair falling out and to free
bis head from dandruf. We are not acquainted with
any preparation of bears grease which Is capable Of
efecting such important results. If there s any vir
think the genuine article must be superior to any
chemical preparation Of it, and the only way to OBJ
tain 1t pure. to certainty, is to nab "Bruin," and
make sure Of his pork.
We give, as follows, however, a very good recipe
for making hair-wash which will remove dandruff
and keep the scalp clean and SOFT so as to prevent
the hair in ordinary circumstances from falling ont
Take one pint of alcohol and tablespoonful Of cas-.
them well for few minutes then scent it With few
drops Of oil of lavender. Alcohol seolves castor oil
like gum camphor, leaving the liquid OF wash quite
clear II does not seem to diasolye any other unc-
tuous oil perfectly, hence no oSf is equally good
for this purpose. lScientiHc Amstican.
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Later from Mexico.

The steamship Tennessee, Capt. Forbes, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Vera Cruz 4th inst bring
ing as passengers Gen. Trias, Admiral Terman and
Gen. Garay. The Tennessee was detained until the
Oath by severe norther which prevented the embar
katon Of the mail.
On the goth three Spanish ships of war sailed from
Sacrifcios for Havana
There is nothing in the news by this arrival more
important decisive than usual It appears uncer-
tain whether Miramon will accept the Presidency,
though paper published in the capital La Socieeiad
Of the 10th, states that the youthful General had de-
cided that public affairs should return to the con-
tion they were in previous to the 23d of December
Whether this means that zuloaga was to be rein.
stated does not appear. At last accounts Robles still
occupied the chair. letter of the 10th from the
City of Mexico states that Gen. NJ. had left Guiana.
janato and arrived with considerable force at Tacu
baza on his way to the capital which looks as he
intended to assume the dctatorial position rendered
by Gen. Robes junta Of respectable citizens" Be-
fore leaving Guadalsjara Gen. Miramon sent a dis
patch to the capital stating that the 10th inst the
magazine in the Government House of the former
place exploded with tremendous detonation, blow
ing up the edifce. He says:
The number Of victims is large, but the Providence
that seems to watch over my person ordered that
my quarters escaped the catastrophe.
This remark appears to indicate that the young
hero of Ahuaaco believes himself held in reserve by
Heaven for some purpose of great moment. The
papers state that about two hundred persons lost
their lives by this explosion. Mramon imposed
forced loan of $60O,OO0 upon the inhabitants Of
Guadalajara, including foreigners the latter having
the choice between payment and expulsion. They
paid the demand under protest. ,,
Letters received in the capital on the night of the
18th state that 5000 under Blanco and Coronado
had marched from Zacatecas upon San Luis Potosi,
in possession of the church party brother of Mira
mon had left Guadaajara at the head of 600 men to
reinforce the garrison Of San Luis
La Sociedad states that an American ship of war
had threatened to lombard Mazatlan if within three
days the cargo Of vessel from Manzanillo was not
restored to certain parties from which it had been
forcibly taken. The cargo in question belonged to
American citizens, and had been confscated by the
church party.
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TeIssrasAsd ts he New srie.. erssssn1.
z17r1s xARY xAasH sUaxxD. !.
Her L.fe Despaired of.


MACON, Ga, Jan. 27-Little Mary Marsh, the star
OF the Marsh Children, was severely burned during
the performance Of the troupe in this city last night
As she was performing her part the stage to de-
lighted audience, her dress caught fire from the foot
lights and In an instant she was enveoped in flames
The audience, as well as the Marsh Children, were
thrown into state Of great confusion and ALARM and
evy effort was made on the part Of those on the stage
to smother the flames which enyeloped the burning
girl
They did not succeed, however, in quenching the
fire, until little Mary was very severely burned.
The best medical aid has been provided, but her
physicians despair Of her recovery.
Mics Georgiana Mousley, one Of the children, and
Mrs. Marsh, were also severely burned in attempting
to put out the fire, to save little Mary.
Their injuries, however, are not Of . dangerous
character,
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CEssIoN OF PORTION OF WEST FLORIDA TO ALA
BAMA.-A letter has been shown the editor Of the
Montgomery Confederation from Judge Yelverton,
who had been appointed by the Governor Of Alabama
a Commissioner on the part of Alabama, to nego-
tiate with the proper authorities Of the State of
Florida, relative to cession of portion Of West
Florida including Pensacola stating that the Legs.
ature Of the latter State had passed joint resolu.
ton, which had been approved by the Governor,
leaving it to the people of the State to vote upon the
question o. cesson. The letter states that the
lutions passed the Senate to leave II to West Florida
alone, but the House amended them, leaving it to
the whole State. Bat it is all the same, for if the
West votes for it, 1t s well Understood that the
sion will take place."
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HoRRIBLE DEArH.-The Wayne (Pa) Democrat
says that man named David Berry, in that comfy,
came to most horrible death a few days ago. He
was engaged in pryng of the edge Of frozen bank
with crow-bar, when suddenly the earth upon
which he was standing gave way, precipitating him
into the pit beneath when he struck upon the crow
bar, which bad fallen with him. The bar unfortu-
natey CHANGED to strike end first and stood perpen-
dicular when poor Berry struck it. It penetrated
his body some nineteen inches causing his death in
about seven hours
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AMFrGred and 8ySlEda,ts Scheme
sPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY!
CsFMax rrixe, ,&5O,OOO-.Tickets only $40,

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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
As e naessss Of nr have by way II purchase be.
s~s u the grants chartered BY States OF Dels
va Ha-eky Missouri and part Of those in Georgia. under
oaanEeoasasas Of Hesws. Gregory Maury Of wilmington
~ have deemed II sxpsdsnt to change the name Of
esE a q sad sfter January 1s 1889 to that Of WooD
nT CO.. WHO will hereafter have the management Of ts
Artz Aes<sny Lottery, and the others Is above named
q ~ txAetious have sndeayosd to conduct our bp.
s tssrery and prompness and W can assure the pub
G @ s saxsnAse heretofore bestowed on Us i we'll deserv
AE q hdae transferred to successors.
Vary respectfully, s.swAN 4 co.
AnesstA IsssgtA December 1s 1855.
Wssd, Eddy 4 Co., Managers.
Successors to 9. SWAN kCO.
Few and Splendid Schemey
m soMswtnx Scheme will bs drawn oy WOOD, EDDY
sszrences to s. Swan Co) Managers Of the Spa rita
Arsdsny rttery. II Georgia. AU aUsTA. Gs, in pub
~. - fallouG
C1xss Draws Saturday, February s, 1859. -
Cass7 Draws Saturday, February IL, 1889.
Saas Drsws Saturday. February 10, 1850
Csass Draws Saturday, February 2s 1859.
OF rHB PLAN OF SINGLE NuxBaRs.
sass PRIZE ST.
EAAaEx oxA PRkzz 70 sYzRy ylSs r1oxzrs.
EIfty Thousand Ticke
MOST SUPERB SCHEME
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PENETRATING CHINA.-Lord Elgin, the British
Minister in China, has projected expedition up the
Yangtse river, which promises many interesting re.
suits. With squadron of steam corvettes and gun.
boats, six in number, and with the consent of the
Chinese authorities, be is going as far as Hangehow
the principal commercial emporium on the river, five
hundred miles distant from its mouth and more than
three hundred miles above Nankin, hitherto the ut
most limit of "outside barbarian navigation. The
Yangtse is called the Mississippi of China, but it
drains about third of China, the population on its
banks must be eight or ten times as much that
the Mississippi.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY
ADJUSTMENTS,

|
A NMORY HALL-FRiDAY NIGHT. January y.
PROF. o. 8. FOWLER
Will deliver Lecture, above on
intellect and Memory,
And
The Intellectual Education and Moral Training OF Children
A9rClcsipg with public Examinations.
A3This Lecsrs will embody real knowledge of Phre
nology, and directions for
CULTIyATING INTRLLECT,
proper than other along with the conducting
the Intellectual education OF Children.
K3rPhrsnoogcal Examination. thorough and reliable be
charts, advice health faults virtues talent marriage
Of children profess op nnd
IL hes sss''i0n' daily Prof. rovsr' ioen'
ssrGall at once as his stay Is short. i.
Sunday evening, at oclock-Lecture Odd Fellows,
Hall sufjsct-'. immortality. JAS il
THE THIRD OF THE LADIES' MATINEEs
viii be given at ODD FELLOWS HALL, en- FRIDAY
MORNING. January 49, at O'Clock being the third Of the
Course OF Six Lectures Nervous Derangements the
causes of their origin AID the means Of cure,
A3-Esch Lecture will be followed by
AMUSING ILLUSTRATIONS
Upon Ladies' from, the Audisnce
Asubscrlpion Tickets 70, the Course s Single Tickets
rs cents, to be had at the door.
Lecture for Children
Will be given. by request. a. ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Saturday Noon, Jan, 29th,
Followed by the usual
AMUSING AND ASTONISHING EXPERIMENTS
Hg-Childen ricketts, 10 cents Adults rs cents Doors
open at lla o'clock A. NJ. ta@1t
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OPERATIc.- Tomorrow evening Auber's opera,
" The Crown Diamonds" will he performed. Mile
Cordier and Mime Wade, and Messieurs. Bourgeois
and Villa singing the more important parts.
On Monday next Verdi's grand opera. "The Trova-
tori will be performed, Nessrs. Dalagrave and Beauce,
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,. r. Hammond,


ENGRAvERS RSLITHoGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
Mo. . Camp street, second hoor,
Hseuiiy socits orders the above named departments
of srz-
= DIPLOMAS. STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Scrip Bills Of Exchange Checks Promssory Notes.
aa'sed with original designs engraved copper
sbAet xzf printed in style uncqualled IN the South.
He as aataned facilities doing every description work
Esn sad particularly refers te the style recently
daed smbuing the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
Of Lhography and particularly adapted
E1raa Checks, Account Sales, Bill Heads, hue Labels
esc sSr-, etc
Being say Engraver Of Pictorial subjects steel
se publishers others requiring Portraits
s&<ss soak Illustrations, etc., etc., examine
and will add that orders in tho and more
rtdzsSt kinds Of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
and not sent TO the North, is the practice
II uEDnfEG AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI-
ArIuNS Engraved and Printed in every style, puncually
I'D Il shczt notice.
n C0URr. LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS, Designed, I'm
rssed and and furnished with press, ,countere etc.
"a feI 3p1y
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sterne, an attorney Is th same thing to barrister
that an apofhecary is to tsiciaa with this differ
euce, that the la,cper oee q i deal in scyuples.
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Don't get above your business ? as the lady said
to the shoemaker whs WAS ulsasuring her ANGLE in
order 10 ascertain the size 81 her foot
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.-Notice is elsewhere pub
lished of stockholders meeting, to be held at the
Office of Walter n. Peters, Esq, Notary Public, on
the 26th proXimo
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Pictures q Z 4Happy L.aa. 2 .

x
. There int any picture q Happy Laad hsss, i
'Ah, little pa. us vain search; pictures Of Harry
Land in your little book No, no, ycu my louk CT
fully over the illustrated leaves om ocver % eolsk
till your bright eyes grow hsav1y, an1 yoef tny
Land" q 7sss AZ
ten. that yon lows TO drsa., ana cap a .6ssi q
play visit With; yon - hofse and COW, lIke sraa
papas, and even an old horse % much Iiks As I'll
yon call the old man feeding thoae great
can hear The chickens around lie Htcn dosr csssis
for crumbs from your friendly little hAnde Ard to
ID the good.natnred old house dog, looking quits
ready 70 growl ss yon ture. 70 quietly ~ T., II
O, how many pictures, beentifnl, njblike pictures
you fnd In your little book pictuFss of e6rth and
sky, trees, flowers, birds, bees, everything, all1t
that you can think of-evsn long roeed egaress
ton with hour.elsss and scyths, TO mako doi1h 49,
no, fairy Pet, your litte book contins - piu1is2
vision Of the country 90 far, fAr away n 81
There ian't room the leaves srs - mali, ~ so
are the pages OF mamma'e Freat hook q pietnSas
which You can hardly lift. That Happy LAnd' m
glorious, 90 dazzlnglin u delight and heanty -
there is : book, an open book, Who's eovsss msas
around the world. y mighty hand has tTaced upoa
its pages, glowing pictures which the eye never Ar
81 Ga1lug On lney ml&ns - plc1ure9 o. tooB HepFy
Land, frightened, =. they are, BY Tie glad sunlight
Of heaven, Or sotaned by the quick moonbeams, and
twinkling stsrs-but morning and evening midday
and night shadows fall upon the leayes and sonle.
times clouds shnt ont the light, and Happy Land
knows NO shade ~
But, are there no pictvss Of happy la,d ksre e.,
have seen, in the gathering twilight, two little
kneeling figures with softly claaped hands-I havn
heard two little bird-like voices repeating.
aNow lay mo down % sleep,n
when the shades OF evening despened. i have seen
upon trundle.bed TIVE little forms, with long, DIRK
locks falling over brovs Is fres from dreams Of caro-
and sin rosy cheeks nestled in tiny dfmpled bands
and lips that anges love 70 kss With ts risioa in
my heart little pet, Ianswef eye srs piotnres essn
here Of happy land i and there are times when Il
doesn't seem 70 pry far, for aarsy.H
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To LADIEs.-Prof o. s. Fowler will deliver spe'
cial lecture for ladies at Armory Hall, tomorrow,
commencing at IL O'Clock.
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Why is man who makef addition to false rumors
like one who has confidence IL ell that Ia told him
Because he relies on oil tias be hears.
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m M'ME DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 233
Baronne street. between Girod and Julia streets.
A The Ladies' OF New Orleans respectfully informe
kNi2k that the above Academy will spen WEDNESDAY,,
November "a where all the Fashionable Dances will taught
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10Y l2,
and Ak to6h: A'
pm. ~ ~ |2
Private Lessons-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
advance. Twelve lessons in the month.
Dc ar can be seen at her Academy any day. from
nj i'm
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!. know "a ripsy, E water Y ans thins. hst
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81 DANCING ACADEMY, No. 1873 CARON-
Z ~ DEI.Er STREET, between Lafayette and Girod,
AEA MIR. AND MRS ANGELINA, Professors of Dane.
3ng inventors and first inroducers all new fssb!ops.
bic Dances in the United States, respectfully
Ladies' Claas-Every day, and at any hour.
Chdren's Class-Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
from to o'clock P. N.
cording to the number of pupils
N B-Besides the popular Lancers and American Quad
res the EMPIRE QUADRILI1E, as described by Mrs Kate
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a. COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES
~ AND FANCY BALLS No. liz Cont .treet, between
AMA Dauphin and Bourbon streets.
~ Madame Gr0ux, from Paris.
C0STUMER,
Respectfully informs her the public that hav
ing greatly increased her extensive by recent
and elegant assortment of
COSTUMES, MASKS, DOMINoEs etc.,
ever offered in this city uprising every age STYLE
Ancient and Modern, and chosen by Mr. u. in Paris
Mrs g. has large collection of Costumes entirely Her
Costumes for LadiesEmbrodered Velvet Satu-are
the richest which have been made Prices moderate
Madame Groux has Toilet Room expressly for
Ladies'.
HA-Costnme smade to order on short notice. n24 IL
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SPECIAL LECTURE TO LADIES,
SATURDAY Jan o. at IL A. ..... Admiration Ok Cor,.


Prof Q: FOWLER will deliver. above q Lecture on
MATERNITY AND FEMALE PERI EGTION, or what states
Of Mothers confer the best b,die minds and
lustrated BY appropriate Mankin Models.
sYH0PSls-Chldren take the different states expert
enced by their mothers before BIRTH Examples Tha
best physical rsgimenood sleep breathing exercise ETC.
Mental states Haga and Ishmael Hannah Samuel Ma
poeon and bis mother Sweet and
gimens required at the various stages due from
husbands Need OF sympathy Agreeable surrounding cir
cnrnstances Confinement How mg sueripgs and
avoid u d.ng.rs Errors in nursing Causes d f.
male Inure offspring. Despoil beauty. Weaken
the Eace mental ch and Causes pre-
yentiyes cure Emerging from grood womanhood Very
eshy aud Conditions and restor alton Of female
oveness Girls and their The female structure
and is adaptation to the maternal and gernina requstons
Exhibition of Models. ''
CHRONOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS, thorough and re.
liable because strictly scientific with full written opinion
marked charts ad vice to ath faults vrtuss talents
marriage managem Mt of children etc. Prof FOWLER Is
rooms NO. loa City Hotel Call al hi stay is short
-. lecture will be delivered Odd Fellows Hail. on
SUNDAY EVENING att o'clock. Subject. linn ,rtay -
ja25 2t