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The PROSPECTS N TULAaE.-The Delta states
that the prospects for prosperous season among
farmers and stock growers never were better than
at the present time; indicating the most abund-
ant crops, and the latest cattle, hogs and sheep
ever seen in that section of country. The popu-
lation Of the valley is increasing rapidly-every
POI ton Of the timbered land is being settled up
ON, houses erected, orchards planted, and fences
built, all of which indicate permanent settlements
and happy homes for numerous families. In ad
dition to this, stock 1grazeis are pitching their
camps all around the foothills on both sides OF
the valley as well as in the little valleys in the
foothills of both the Coast and the Sierra Neva-
da rang Of mountains. The time Is not far dis
tant when what il known as Tulare Valley will
have population unsurp ssed in point OF NUM-
Der. and wealth by any ne icultural portion OF
CaIifornia. Gal Star.
STILL THEY CoxE.-The number Of eingrants
which have passed through this place this spring
for the mines, would appear almost incredible to
any one who has not witnessed II for himself
Teams began TO arrive here early in lrch, and
have gradually and steadily increased in number
IN TO the present time. Last week there was an
average Of over twenty Eve wagons Q day, or
about two hundred wagons in one week. Count
inc Eve men 70 the wagon, which 10 . fair aver
age. we have one thousand men-a bigger army
than Gen. Marion ever had during the whole Of
the Revolution-passing over this route IN one
week. moving onward to seek their fortunes in
the Golden Land Within the present week, up
TO Thursday evening, (since which time We hase
taken no note the number has been even great
or than for the former. Some days rs high -
fifty wagons have gone through. On Thursday
alone, one A,sad,pd aad .forty-Aersn seagos1 were
counted q they pissed through. II y believed
that ii leasa tan thoussnd people viii pas over
this Great Central Route, for the mines, this
season. -(Glcnwood Tines
LET rnrsR Do NO sxcaEr ~ MEaIcIxE, or rath-
er no pretended secsets. The Medical "a ulfy
uuhlish a sonn q made, Ill their discoveries,
and aln,ose MI that Is known Of real value the
cure Of diaeaSe, HIS been discovered by them
w. dsev takes the honorable, h0reete oursf. and
Xcht because Il n honest He goes - work and
invent de best remedy which medical skin can
deyise ~ tbs cure Of certain c0mplaintA; thea
uoblishes Il, swa msinsAins his monopoly q y
slely by 20 king Il cheaper, better. more perfect
fhan an1boav eise en-. II the people would ~.
- this o. IN who oaes medicin.b they vosli
have mach lcss tssac3e md traeh - ~ Howe
New OFica0s ODsn oAW
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

ROf Al HAVANA LOTTERY.
me NEXT ordinary Drawing u Ne Royal svana Eotfeyy
conduetsd BY The NPani1h 0overnment upAer a. spr
nsndence y u Cspain 0snsfal ~ Csha wItake paes
TUESDAY, NAY -. 1850.
o. . ., 80 ..
s0RTR0 NUNERO SO ORDlNARfo.
CAPITAL paIzE sioe,ms
Prize u u O,stmi 20 J. 1.0oO
o00W ~ 60
! SV,OW tB -. -
=, ss': y = Apsss1ias''sas So
Of Uto $500. s&' 's3S7 -s'
WAois Tickets $40 Hahcs, $40: Qxay&ys, 46.
knaes caahed o aghs q s per cens. diseouns
nlis on Oh solvent Banks taken u pr.
drawing viii Be forwarded soon % tho result -
comes known. A
AL orders fos Schemes Or Tickets TO BE- addressed
g !. pON RODRIGUEZ, care u City Post, Charieson,
Day4-bpiy
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IOWA STATE GAZETTE.
~ \. ssrseay appeAla y ~ Dssocsncy u luri,n
q - Mesnss henry, - snd Lousu cscn5<s 49, r.
e0s.Msfn Icwa esesFnly f,r T. ~ errS ~ -
= U sa,y 'n.:sra - - - shss .
= ~ evs o. y.iss sss q, "a II ~ Z -
sssMsnA - psseeoa6eso = es1asikle1spe = 40
- o. 49, ls.ss ayss.ess, - ~ Sstspnissss
slzll - "a NJ ~ " seT 80
49, psesspxASsAL "a ~ ic,er..
vhs cus.sr aoss w ee~inss mn caasGss
maaas asas<a - m pssss = X ss.s a. s1 = -
rsepse W. make kssspapsr . IsdIrsSSs,.. - -. -
s.s * ,a.s !. every citizen ~. .asdoa. . -
W. y innsnihy 1sAHSevy ~. pssrJo.ir 80
o1eA = auhs ainss soand and Naainusl n 80 m
sna W. r%ProninE Y u deystian " ne CosiaoS
them. ss'@' 'assaseasm would have
IAs o..e:.e .in b. issued once ~,+s ,o,,r .,,~u-
Daily O. M 49, sss q, srr.nssa.nss Aopd ihss
srissnss.s ~ "a = eurhnpon an 70 sssrf -
TssC1ns - ~ cs.palEa "a ~ meansime O0s
sA1sA AHD rsocgss scssunipFISns - - -Srr, sss
~ 0esss ~ y rvnss1 sisrs sls.s. q |. -
80 y g pohleA sn:arss WI sosssla Nberssy Co..
b- bestowed thaa care .bes necssssy = -
psoeAsseo q - inseligxnt and disuininaio9 psSie
sngis suhscsibNs, y ~ pw sanun. d advsne<. = =
= - ess.- 49, sssse s'sass %: ysss, 600
- selub often. wih he Subscribers nsue = n
rr'.ssn : os e.sn psrer. and eae copy 70 IL
s. papers 70 one address. 1850
Psr:on. whom We authsdse 70 oct . agents. vim
OLIVER l. TAYLOR.
ui~sw.lNs.. Burlington, Iowa
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ROBINSON q JOHNSON.
~ - NO. -, JEFFFRSOH S11EE7,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TEAS. FRUITS
HIP NlNI. II I'm n. - "a. -

UUhNINU FLUID. &C.
All goods sold at the lowest cash price, for cash Or In
exchang for produce. 800 N
Particular attention ID called TO choice Teas also u
Gar Stunning Fluid-allNho feel sstrS cf getting
ne ast o. y. a. zee 'aas.tscfar< al sell from ne
and al kinds Of country pruduce n 4 1-Fs
- All goods warranted To Be shat represent them
Remember The place, next door 20 Des Muiues County
S.vlnxs naoks ~ Copp Par1ons Block arxI-uiy
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f~ ss,,;... 'ae scacr, - year Old, hes isst
ssa y Losdes. p Nis speacsr, who
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MOVEMENTS or rue <. q. C.-The Browne
vile (Texas) correspondent Of the New Orleans
Delta, writing under date Of April 18th sayc
Within the last ten days quite . number OF
mysterious looking strangers have made their APP
nearapce in this vicinity-their number h vari.
n,,eIy estiupeted from seventy I've to ono hundred
and ifty-shey are veil and vell mounted,
snl on 70 out that they are cmigraLts ZEN route
~ Nexico and that they travel IL cvoai. with :
view 20 Drotection. Il l. understood here, how
ever. that these eniigraats are what are styled
Kniahts OF the Golden Circle. and that they are
going int0 Mexico with view % aiding tho Jna-
req g ,vernmrnt - against Niran.on They are
encamned on.the river. shout eight miles above
here. and il i said they ARE daily receiving acees
sions in the way Of men. Speculations are w.
Hons - 10 the real object Of ne eagrssss. Some
who nrosess t. b. IN the sccEet. sbrug their
shoaiAess WHEN questieaed, and only answer 'syou
WI hess sVmstling drop ppce slea'pes'
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Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir r. Clarke, M,
o., Rysiidn Extraordinary 10 lie Qs.en.
This well known medicine u no imposition. but sure
and safe remedy Female Dculties and ob,,ruct,on,
rom any cause Whatever and although powerful remedy
contains nothing hufdl to the constitution 10 married
ladies b peculiarly suited II viii In short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Palptaton OF
the Heart, Hyaercs and Whites these pills win eject
cure when III other means have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron caoel anthony
Or anything hurtful 70 the constitution
EMIL directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
For fun particulars get pamphlet, free Of the aren't
~ B.-$l and postage stamps enclosed TO any auther
ised agent, win bottle containing over 80 ps BY
return man. JOB MOSES, Rochester, N r.,
General Agtns for the United Ssases
Sold in Burlington BY squires Boas, E. r. Gay, and
- D'ussaAs. octl2bpyeow
The NssfonO Linimeat cWes RAeaaatism:
The Nssson0 Liafmenf cures Syi1 .Eofats:
me Aasfon0 Lininent cares Bayns and Wo1nds:
TIE Mustang Lin;ment cures Sores, Ulcers, Cuked
6seosfs and Sore Niples Aewulgio, Coyns and Warts
Gnd q scOyM
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
TO the United States the preserver and resorer Of vau
able Horses and Cattle II cures all sprains, Gaids,
wounds stm JOINTS &c. Did you hear Of any ord-
nary Sore Swelling sprain Stiffness, either on man or
oeas' which the Mustang Lniment would not cures Did
you ever visit any respectable Druggist In any part Of the
~ofio-n Europe, Asis or Amencawho did not say IN
vas ne greatest discovery Of the age Sold everywhere
Every family should have Il; three sizes.
BARNES PARK, PROPRIETOR,
apr14-wIm ~, vi
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{ AN ATrExrr To LEGALIxE THE SLAVE TRADE
-On the 18th Of April, Hon. A. G. McGrath,
Judge Of the Z. = Circuit Court Of South Car
DINA, delivered an opinion on the case of the
officers Of the slave ship Wanderer, and render
ed an extraordinary decision, which, in effect,
would sanction the re-opening of the slave trade.
The subject Of his decision is this: A citizen
of the United States going the coast of Africa,
or any where else, and purchasing negroes al
ready slaves, and bringing them as his property
into the United States, has a perfect constiu-
tional right to do so, and by doing 90, does not
make himself amenable to our laws against the
slave trade. But he says, Tie citizen catches tie
negroes himself and brings them to the United
Sites, then he is guilty Of carr,ing on the trade
and violates the Law. s& @
This is n nice distinction, az the slave traders
who carry slaves across the Atlantic. never
catch the slaves theinselvea, but find them al
ready caught, and awaiting them in ''hsrracoons'
on the cost. Judge McGrath's decision Virtual
" reverses the common opinion regarding our
laws against the African slave trade, and sets
our cit gems free to engage in it.
This is an extraordinary, il not an Infamous
decision. and is just nov exciting much stten-
tion. We viii have something more 10 say Of it
in day or two.-f Dubuque Herald.
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Joax MCDOWELL.

DrAkessine, DAyta 60. IoSa Apr. g. 1894.
Mr. \. n GAaMps--ss: Ypur 1eace lakes vsil here =
~ - tried. Yoars wth rrspecs.
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THRD ATTEMPT or YOuxG MAN TO COMMIT
SrIcIDE.-A young man named Charles Young,
who has Lately been before the public on several
occasions, as an attempted suicide, essayed for
the third time Saturday afternoon to take his life
by swallowing gu nifty Of laudanum.
Young, Il will be remember. d, is implicated in
the melancholy Cordelia Calkns affair, whose
death was caused some months ago by an effort
tn pr pduce premature psrturition. Young was
examined and II nov under bon Ii to answer for
his completely in the matter Since the unhappy
transaction Young has expressed wish to die,
aud indeed from his repeated attempts it would
seem q II the matter caused him more suffering
than would thousand deaths Gin. Gag.
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PRics oss DoLlAa prs DorrlR.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

jul5w1y.
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have received several boxes q the
Celebrated Young Myson Ten.
That IseR At 90 ceAts pousd,
mot % be surpassed for dollar N this city.
LADIES EXPANSION SKELETON SKIRTS
60 cents up 70 q Is.

thsa ! win b. able to o6sr ii from
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Tchefancta for some low price. The great inonop.
oily viii convey all that desire to go to Bay ST.
Louis and Pass Christian for the summer price Of
two dollars. To Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean
Springs the usual summer facilities are rendered at
q quarter eagle. At Mississippi City the outlines
of 4 railroad for the interior can be discovered;
but, unfortunately, the subscriptions to the stock
to carry out the incorporation are so meager, and
the amount paid up SO diminutiye, it is believed
that it will be some time before those first fifty
miles of the road will be ready for the locomotive
In the meantime the talk is that New Orleans need
not be under the least apprehension of the great
competition to arise from the pleasant summer re-
sort of Mississippi City, the terminus of the JACK
son, Gulf and Ship Island Railroad, which Is IN
tended to divert at least 100000 bales OF cotton
from orr solid and responsible cotton factors But
we are drifting away of from the talk where shall
we go to-day or tomorrow. The residents IN the
| towns and villages on the Jackson Railroad say
| thew have everything desirable; fine houses--that
is, good tayerns- and pure water, fresh eata-
bles of every kind, and moderate charges; in fine,
every comfort can be realized during the coming
| As hours by going out on the great Northern and
| Jackson Railroad. The cars leave according to
advertisement. Cotton operators can also take
tour to Canton directly through the cotton region,
observe the condition Of the growing crop and re.
port correctly the prospects by the next steamer
to their friends in Europe. But we cannot say
how many buyers will be able TO discern cotton
stalk or plant, or know cotton field in reality,
only from superstition. Inthe meantime, there will
be other facilities for getting into the country,
which will be found fully detailed in our adyer-
Using columns.
The weekly coffee circular will be found in the
usual place. The receipts show prodigious fall
ing off for this year against the last say equivalent
to so get, or 123,367 bags-a heavy falling of.
The accounts from Rio of the growing crop are
| conflicting. large yield was expected sixty days
ago, but these expectations frustrated from re-
cent advices. In fact, there will be scarcity Of
the berry, and coffee will be coffee in reality the
next season. As tbs only something of luxury,
its use may be dispensed with, provided the loy-
ers thereof can put up with the fluid of the Mis-
sissippi. But the impression is, that coffee will
be coffee for twelve months to come.
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pz- From the Familv .ro.,na,.-He,m

=
STREETS HAIR REsToRATlyEAs evidence the increasing
popularity Of this celebrated remedy and proof the
yncng that is the only reliable article manufactured for re-
storing grey hair to its coler increasing strength
and beauty we copy the following from the saratogau
II NEVER FAnsfhe most satisfactory are always
obtained by The Of Hestree Ininitable Color
ing Resorer It is the oldest preparation Of and
has nmphany for itself The in;ntable' in spite
Of all The attempted limitations which have followed
ton. The long array Of advertising columns Of
those well known in vicinity, who have com
plee success and commend it in terms
TO prove real It's EXCELLENCE We COM
mend IL 70 readers.
Price 90 cents and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
W. Il. HAGAE d CO., Proprieors, Troy N Y.
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO., q eharres street. New
Orleans. nYl6 2ulmAW
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AnMIssIok BIZ KAssAss The bill for the aduais-
siof u KANSAS into The Enion as q State, which
passsd the Horse 81 Representatives some time
ag0, has been taken up d the Senate But an
sraesdmcnt was made b ne Bill which effectnaly
defeata Il f0r Nd present session. Congress can
not now admit Kansas into tie Union consistently
with lie provisions Of the English bill which
paased at the last session, as none Of the re-
uukencnts Of that bill have been complied with.
TIC whole subject viii go TO the next session.
Is Indeed Il u proper that It should.
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Steamboat Convention

At LoUIsvILLE, July. 10. 1860.
In accordance siews many Steamboat and
Captains in she different trades the Southern am Wst
@ate st recommended that general mesti convention
osseamboat and captaus Of all the trades held
louisville. Ky.
ON TUESDAY, THE iCTR OF JULY. 1862
a'e consideration depressed stac Of s.aamca irer-
s' aa to sase such steps united may usie ac-
nag h0se n'erS is on fair basis of prosperity
fo DC s'esae'sk eap,aia Mon benevolent Association
iss eelIs ]. Il. FRELiGH, Pres,t.
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CHARLES SUMNER.

CHARLES SGHtNf kxNs
s..
The public mas noe te,soe'en w u e.
under when lhls ne.o' NJ $3.50
ago, receiver Psasoa.
Of Preston BROOKS, OF SCUM Caroina. ln ~ sap-
crate sha spsson
made 70 the senate, he noI only lns''l'eu ana
~ osase Y Sous ~ -
advahtage % tne absence q 'uase pu.'e' ~. =
her senators, 20 SPEAK q lhas seaieaap,s $3.50
man IN terms Of obloqny ana contemps' -rrosoasu
beyond measure py the meanhess % .ne sseasa'
Mr. Brooks determined 70 resent the anfons to ms
State and his relative, ana 10 PUNISH ana dsgFaee
the slanderer VINO utterea y. reIhaps ne seiecteo
wrong place ana OCCASION ior ~
that he made-put ne hao tie ~ least,
OF seeing thes senatorial resner ~ once properly
pnnishea anu s.ne'eheis osss laceo' "a sne sery
presence where ne NAG astereo tne outrageous eai'
upny.
sso iar as any personal INJURIES .hat sumner re-,
ceiVed are eoncerhedi W nave lhe 51estimony q
one OF the ieadng PHYSICIANS q washington Guy,
that they were trivial and unmpo sum
ner might have resumed his seat lnthe Senate IN
few days thereafter without danger. ct, anxious
to make the most Of his chastisement, and feeling
no sensation Of shame ct its iniiiction ne set up
pretence Of being seriously injured, ana undeF
that pretence went to Europe, from which ne only
returned in time to take his seat IN INC senate q
the beginning Of the present session. for TWO
sessions Of Congress Summers seat IN 1ne senate
was vacant the while he was enjoying all the
pleasures Of tiantic TOUR ana sehdlhg pack
monthly bulletins Of bis health 70 keep wide awake
the consolatory sympathies Of his Abolition asso-
ciates. When the deception could be kept up no
longer, and the game of martyrdom was entirely
| played ont, Sumner came back to Washington
looking as fresh, healthy and robust as any man in
the United States, and as Il ne had never known
day serious sickness in his life, as very likely he
never dld.
0ntii lew days ago sumner observed silence
in the Senate at once discreet and eredtahe. He
conducted himself with modest propriety which
would have gone far to gain him the forgetfuiness
Of the outside world II he had only Kept it up.
But tie insuiferabie vanity OF the man, stimulated
by q pedantic love Of displaying the few shfeds
and patches Of literature which he has picked up
here and there, forced him to break MS silence
In speech characteristic OF the man, with all OF
his old faults of bombast and pretenson, he has
acclaimed in the Senate against what he calls the
. barbarism Of slavery" and has even so far tor
gotten all the propretes and decences Of life as to
alude to, and goat over, the fact that both Judge
Butler and Preston Brooks have gone to their last
account, while he is yet alive to resume his seat in
the Senate! In no other way can we interpret his
language in reference to : the years that have
interveneds and 1.-THE tos,os that hare opened \
since he /" last spoke
For this extraordinary language we are glad to
see that Sumner was properly rebuked BY senator
Chestnut, AMER ranging over Europe, sara ar.
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Card.

Having purchased the spacious Iron Building No. 400 Chest.
nut street. and fitted mp with to facilitate
my business, particularly that branch devoted to coUNrRr
ORDERS and having larger capital than any other party
invested IN the business prepared to oer greater sd
vanage' than ever TO my customers Classified Gaia
losua of Books just issued embraces the writings of every
standard author in department of literature including
hundred volumes of History Biography Voyages and
Travels Adventures etc. etc. published by myself This
the complete catalogue Of Books and published
gives the information relative purchasing aud for
wardng by Mall Express Of Books ordered my Esab
ishmen together with full directions how money
furnish any book tos moral etaracer published In tho
United States regular retail price of which One Dollar or
upwards guarantee give perfect satisfaction my cus
TONER'S determined to maintain the reputation and rbar
acter already bestowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia invited call at EVANS
GIFT BOOK HOUSE and judge for themselves.
no NOT SEND ORDERS
IRRESPONSIBLE PARTIES.
George G. Evans -:...-.s-
ORIGINAL r.
GIFT-B 0Ok EETE Use
-.a- ..4 0....- Has BEEN
ENDORSED By THE BOOK TRADE
All the Leading City and Country
=@s"~ Newspapers,
PuScTUAI. BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS OF THE Es-
TABLIsHAENT HAVE RECEIVED THE
APPROPRIATION OF OVER
100000
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES
Each Of whom
HAVE RECEIVED SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
#8-. 2,7 .1Dmao @.- OF 1HE--
BENEFITS derived by purchasing Books
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GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE,
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Philadelphia.
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IF. 3. WALTON, City Auetioneer. win sen today
= n q be Charles Exeh rgc for account 1t
a New Frs Dist,icf
y ihe hoansd By New Levee 81, oseph and
5aIa xfeHfs.
Also " Tue saae lime and aes. ground III The
Raah District ths sauare BOUNDED BY az II
III inst seoord streets AZ 81
fsf Ass ssas advertisements another colpnan
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On Friday evening the 9Th ins hapast O'clock VIII
LIAM A. BEECHER.
His friends and acauainarces respectfully invited
tend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock late resi-
dencc, conner Of Robertson and Gasquet streets.
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MARRIED:.


On the 9Th inst, Matches Miss. by the Rev. Dr. Perry
pr. j. X. WEATHERLY and Mrs. CLARA +. WATSON
both Of this State.
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l3hpar BALE Boots, shoes and B,sogans. The
passss as'esea q ssllsd 10 large sals Of
d. 70 e. e.a sale place at loocloel.
49, 2 p kefHs So, Mas. 10 asd n Old L.
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zRe,,sopal,

JOSEPH NJ I.ABoRDH.
Successor Of Laharde xiquep
Importer Of HAVANA CIGARS AND PRoDrcE. has "a
moved from No. 50 New Iyee street No. II Grsye
OF Feheupitoniss street. ise 2plna
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.Qf all aguita that are down for hearing,' we
should say that the love suit with rich widow
That was deaf Of both ears, was about as dificult
a. anv to win,
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sa-rhe history Of Hair DIVES shows that

R8AThe History Of Hair Dyes shows that
YEARS. Perfection Is reached at last The world
mits that CRIsTADoRos EXCELSIOR DYE comprises and
mparts all the elements Of beauty which
upon the most favored heads The change effected
moments
Dr. Chiffon says. careful analysis that contains no
deleteriols Ingredient
Sold everywhere. and applied by all Hair Dressers.
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
WRIGHT CO., q and 5l Chartres street. General Agents.
jes 2plm&W CRIsTAD0Ro. No. Astor House, N. Y.
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CANAr CLEAsrNe. The Commissioner ~ III
seraad bsaning ss invite proposals. fos lie cleaning ma
eaass Taaedano and another canal he
Of Mr. Al q fAa,ps engineer.
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seoE rErrsE "a srst Glass one is wanted. See
sayrstIsefasa. 81 Bsx b u p B. =