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MEDICAAIa.
nR IL WRITES INSTITUTE
1@1 STREET
IN rear Of the CITY Han,
AIED.ICA.I..
The fst aim d human beings ID hapniness and happiness
ipapiies health Of body and mind.

uapplneas ntffh0so
implies health Of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience for hirtyone years. In
practice large cities have brought to him for
treatment Of every form Of disease both acute
and chr,nic y NJ
Hi remedies reAtofe the stomach liver and blood ana az
secrecns and exosetons entire system IN unhealthy to
healthy condition Instead Of nuring any part q me sys
TEN the constitution they reuoyate and repair the INJURIES
Of the entire organism with Suy SOUND m'nu IN
! sound body. Ell {,
The for the acute ana
Diseases vs; Rheumatcs Colds. Coughs Bronchitis Lary
chs Ash and all diseases Of me throat
Lungs Heart Liver SPINE stomach Bowels oostiysness
Dyspepsia scrofua RDgs Evil Whte swelingsi all Sores
Ulcers Abcesscs Cancers Piles Fistua Syphilis and Gonot
II al stages Mecna and hereditary faint al
cal impurities Of the Blood Jaundice Diseases Of the Eyes
Brain Gotre big Neck Diseases Of the Kidneys Gravel
Dabeis Drcpsica Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
wasting and Nervous Ascons Sick Nervous and San Head
ache Depression 81 sps Hippocondra Hystercs Fits or
spasms Nc repeat eptons Of all sorts Of
uIce.s Of nsture the incipient Cancer which SO
aeyousy speedily and permanently cured
One Of two hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White fire.
uuently save Of fever other life
New that open again. he receives calls
sopay and by letter formally from all parts Of the country
Consultation stamps not forgotten.n
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rHANDLER's NEWS EXPRESS, From
~ Magnolia Pike County to Homesvle County seat Pike
county Miss tri-weekly
From Magnolia to Jacks0nwood and Liberty County seat,
Amite county, Miss, tri-weekly.
From Liberty Centrevile and Woodvila County Bea
Wilkinson county, semi weekly.
VIII supply subscribers residing at In the vicinity Of any
station New Orleans, jackson Northern Rail
read Southern Railroad and Mississippi Central Railroad and
Monticello county seat, Gallatn County seat, Pine Bu
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, vIGKsBgRa JACKSON AND
MERIDIAN DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
Having agents above will attend recording Deeds collect
Ing etc. e.
Letters mailed 90 cents enclosed packages to
Agent Chandlers Express, Magnolia Mississippi" will be
promptly forwarded.
Until mail and postofces established will mail
pay postage letters from above places to Magnolia post
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty ss %
Letters ~. s. postage paid. 10
Newspapers and Circulars, postage paid.
Subscriptions and Advertisements country received
by J. BENZ. CHANDLER,
fa .@a.., IS Carondalet street.
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1sREASURY nEPARTMENT-oF OF
Comptroller Of the Cnrrency-W ashingon, December
3d. 1865
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented UNDER
signed 1T has been made appear that the Louisiana National
Bank Of New Orleans, in the City Of New Orleans in the
organised under and according e the requirements Of the
secured by pledge United States bonds and 70 poyde IA
tbs circulation aud redemption thereof approved
and has complied with all the provisions Of said required
unders aida a.. N9
Now, thsrefors, I, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller Of
The DC hsrsby certify that The Louisiana National
Parish of oresns and sate of Louisiana is authorized to
commence the business Of banking under the aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal OF office
this 18th day Of December, 1865. =
FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller.
The Bank win be in operation by the 10th inst
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TIME RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL,
Richmond VaThis journal will be published Monthly
Octave 80 the january number being issued early in
December. GGt4i+ X +
respectable number the best writer's in this country have
promised their support osentafous display of names is
avoded the Editors offer to literally for articles
hoped that the original department. Of the Journal will be
entitled to respect and confidence
the pages will dsvotedt Original Articles
Foreign Domestic Correspondence Retrospect of Med
Surgery during the late Eclectic Department.
(which will be chief feature OF the Journa Reports Of So
etsties Associations Hospes and Clinical Lectures Re
Miscellaneous Matter, etc.
Without making special promises the Editors will endeavor
to make this journal acceptible to its supporters
TERMsFiye Dollars yearly if paid in advance before
the third month after the date of subscription
ifpaid after this period. Ten Dolarsper annum.
Advertisements will inserted the most liberal
as there Medical Journals published in the
Southern States advertisers will peculiar advantages
S35 e. &. GAIIIIARD, Nj D.. Richmond Va
s8s ". S. MCGHEsNEY, NJ D., stanton Va
As3 Editors and Publishers
All letters relation literary interests Of
The will addressed DIR. E. 8 GAlLARp Bog 49,
Richmond Va.
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BOTANIC DRUG sTOKE
No is FRONT LEvEE, opposite the ALGIERs FERRY
LANDING. NEW ORLEANS.
The stock Medicines Simple and Compound viii be found
superior complete The patronage Of the public Is
respectfully solicited BY the proprietor, r
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SIMMONS, FRANCE l. CO., MANAGERS
CAPITAL PRIZE: $4,000,
GLASS 62-To be drawn in Covngton Kentucky, on Wed
nesday, January S1st, 1866.

Whole Tickets sl2 Halves Sc Quarters, So Eghhs, So
Prizes cashed by EEg
cHAs. 4. HOWARD, No. SO Camp street,
5 or Lockbox 692 Postofdee, New Oreaps,a
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DHENIX DRUG STORE. 8 HARRISON
having purchassd The Drug Establishment known " the
cured the services Of Mr. WIN. H. McQuITHY well known
in this city experienced and Druggist and
Apothecary conduct the business for him. All steamboat
plantation and city orders will bs promptly hled and press5p
friends at his place of business
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FlAA ksSAS 4
~ zUBERRIKK,
WHOLESALE aRocERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos. 30 and as Tchoupitoulas ST.,
Have store and in daily Feosipt Of fresh urlvasot
Northern and Western produce and now offer for
FLouR-looo barrels. various brands and grades.
PORK-5W :. Mess and prime Mess 5f
LARD-5oo sierces and kegs new leaf
HAMs-loo I, Rawson'sana the celebrated eBanner''
brand Of Sugar Cured.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-5o boxes and 20 tisrces.
PIGS FEET-looo kegs, very beat brand put up
wHIsEy-2so barrels of the solve Branch and Premium"
i brands, for which sole agents 4f
BRANDY-loo quarter and eighth pipes, dom estic
cANDLEs-5Oo boxes Hill shiltos IS, IL and l6 %.
sTARcH-l5oo boxes Foxs Pearl
TEAs-A large assortment Of Green and Black. =
Canned Goods.
1000 CASES OYSTERS,
LoBsTERs, II 4
GREEN PEAS, ,s5
! 3.r. GREEN CORNs #,,
TOMATOES, Etc.
BRANDY FRUITS,
JELILEs, PICKLES,
YEAST POWER,
4 WRAPPING PAPER, ETC.
HAVANA CIGAKS-DIREcT IMPORTATION
100000 HAVANA CIGARS, of the following popular brands
La Election, Flor de Santiago Henry Clay, e. Upmann
| Clay, Calhoun, Webster etc.
a 10 barrels La Honradez CIGARETTES, r4
so bales HAVANA LEAF. '- '.y-.-. r
sA99e FL Ytt. ALSO tss4-
| 1000 packages VIRGINIA and WESTERN CHEWING
| TOBACCO, from the best manufacturers b.
| 100000 DOMESTIC CIGARS, ..- .,.a4
$4,000 pounds SMOKING TOBACCO,
/ And complete assortment of PIPES,
/ Just received and for sale by
/ SIMON HERNsHE1M,
| #sE rs Gravier street.
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TRANSPORTATION.

TRANSPORTATION.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
FARE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK
Reduced to 816 40. ID
TWO DAILY TRAINst save Cairo morning and evening"
upon the arrival Of the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship
Companys boaf New Orleans making direct connections
with all lines East and West.
Time from Cairo to New York, two days.
Time from Cairo to Boston, two days and SIX hours
For through tickets and further information aply to
CompanyB office Cairo, Ill
General Superintendent, Chicago.
~ - . s 5S&ags 81 W. p. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago,
IL Il e.. 7z4s 5gEs B. R. PEdRAM Agent
l04 Common street, opposite the City Hotel,
E ..rr New Orleans
B. F. LONGLEY
U-- General Southern Agent. New Orleans
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THE COMMERCIAL BULLETIN,
A FIRsT-CLAss
Daily Newspaper
---5+ --5,i ~
COM N RCTAL DIRE S3s. ii
-5tg.a- 4ss.g- COMMENTS 55{,
Editorials Local Intelligence FOREIGN and Domestic Naws
Stock Markets of all PRINCIPAL cities at the lfnted taesr
and general information On all subjects
Office, corner of Governor. and Fs.nnklsu Sts
Kithmond. Va. -s
DAILY. PA Va
TERMs-subscrption, sis months ............. d.
To agents. per h1nded J. E !. .sss *
Single copies, five cents " 4 y 4
Advertising square eight lines or their n,
spscs hrst insertion, seyenty-hve cents.
Subsequent Insertions each square, ty cents When an ad
yertisement is continued one month or more from
the face of bill ten Der cent will be allowed When ron
tinued three months bre discount Of twenty mar net
will be allowed months or more q discount IF thirty
cent. will be allowed = i ' -, = s7fS
WA sEMIWEEKLY S6
Subscriptions one yea, in advance 90
or six months in advance s. 8 90
Subscriptions one year in advance . !. s 90
No attended to unless SAINT by resnonsbe
perssn--and none feturnet sas 1ss88792
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THE JACKSON MIssIssIPPIAN.


THE JACKSON M i|llss y
THE JACKSON MIssISsSlPPIAN Of the oldest and
popular Journals Published IN the South has the
circulation Of any paper published Mssisipp thereby maxi
ing 1t the proper medium Though which Of business should
make their business known. g
ra. IERas:
Daily Including Sunday Mssssppan " bu per OF
SIS per annum. &5i33
Semi Weekly, 81 80 for two months or " 20 per aBnu
eekly, IS for six months or s. per annun.
day, 81 per annum.
ADVERTISEMENTS
mare Of eight lines o less 90 the FIRST insertion,
and nts for each subsequent insertion. 55sg .G
OBJ marriage notices, exceeding i've Lines, ehargods
as advertisements. sa'86 E554s Il,
liberal deduction made 10 those who advertise by tie year.
Personal cards. when amissabe charged double rates "
advertisements. T.,
All advertisements considered the first insertion.
No transient Advertisement inserted until pa pr AZ inc
above rateten lines manuscript ordinary foeseap or
letter. constitute square H type. st sS3 3
gi& AsEdUscEaEsTs:
For District and State officers Sic gS5s
For County officers, SO invariably in advance
BAroN ROUGE ADVOCATE
THE BEST MEDIUM TOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the State, outside Of New Orleans.
Mercantile Cards inserted at Low PRICES.
Subscriptions and received direct Of the oee
| or by mail accompanied by the CASH -
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&O0O 0O0 HANK NOTES WANTED OF
BSUVsOVV the following States
Georgia, Alabama, z. .-'
South Carolina Tennessee
Louisiana, Virginia,
North Caroline.
t j. L, LEVY, Broker,
% 1877 Gravier street.
T q. sIMONDs, Nos. 10 AND q CANAL STREET
Q and IL Crossman street,
New Orleans, al
GENERAL DEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY AND
HARDWARE,
Oils Paints, Bar and Sheet on Lead Pipe Rubber Hose
Gas Pipe and Fittings. etc.
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...... ............. GROCERIES.
G0FFEE-10O SKIS prime Rio and Old Java
SUGAR-5Q bills Crushed and Pewder1
]. 20 hhds New Louisiana.
MOLASSES-50 bbls and half bills Choice.
FL9UR--250 bbls. Extra, snperfne and Fine.
PORK-I50 bbls. Mess and Prime Mess
LARD-l0O kegs and hbls. Leaf
GREEN MEAT-5O00 lbs. Pork Sides.
BACoN-Shouders, Clear Sides and Hams
WHIsKY-Old Bourbon and Dextsrs Bectfed
Hill SCHNAPPS-200 cases Wolfs's Gust landed)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BITTERS-Red Jacket Plantation and Hostetters
CANDLES SOAP, as5 STARCH,
TEAS, RICE, TOBACCO,
PECANs, ALMONDS, FRUITS
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL, HERRINGs.
BIDWELI. PAYNE 4 Co,
1t Sssf 35sS ~ Tchoupiioulas street, 5
8H55 Si$4 Between Poydras and Lafayette.
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w }stgS PUBLIsHED SATURDAY.
Plaauemine, Iberville Parish, La.
&t4st@ G. Ward Al Co., PrOprIetOFs. Ss
RATES SuBsGRlPTI0N1S per In advance hall
yearly, So 10 quarterly 81 So 33 l$53&e.5i
RATES ADgERTIsINGt transient advertisements, hrxt
insertion, per square, VI 0 each subsequent Insertion 10
cents square. p s
Advertisements not spec to time will be published m
til ordered discontinued *
of candidates for State and District ntces
will be charged so. 4. .S5
for Parish and local oices Will be charged
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Payments must be made invariably in advance.
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In daily ten lines less insertion 81 70
Each continuance TO
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All Communications publication information
must be addressed $40 The Publishers Of the Selma Daily
Muaae 4 4
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havana c1aAKs-D1REcr IMPORTATION.
CRESCENT HALL CRESCENT HALL.

CRESCENT HALL. CRESCENT HALL.
This establishment containing helargest and elegantly
fitted BILLIARD HALL In the United States will opened
to the public
Saturday Evening, goth Instant.
The Hal contains TWENTY FOUR TABLES, comprising
all the different varieties in such carom, -Four
Pocket and Six Pocket Tables of both French and American
Sizes and are the celebrated Mandatory ]. NJ
Brunswick Bro, Cincinnati
A FRsT-CLAss BAR ROOM AND CIGAR STAND
are also connected establishment best that
foreign markets produce will be served to
the public taste. ye+-l .e% 81. ...--
presenting Crescent Hall the public the proprietor has
spared neither labor producing establishment
suited requirements of the great metropolis of the
south, the time something worthy of the pro-
verbal generosity and good taste of itspeople
friends patrons he his thanks
for liberal patronage in past years. and hopes in his
establishment merit continuance of the same
cordial invitation to them and the public generally is
hereby rendered to be present at the opening.
A. w. MERRIAM, Proprietor
NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
HOUSE. w.. -.-
undersigned notify the public that they have changed
their Auction business into the s4ga- 81.
Grocery and CoHnn,issfon Business,
And will be pleased and friends at
their stand corner Canal Fulton Common and Front
| Levee streets .l.-" #~-s -5s ..a.p.
| We associated with Mr., F. G. RANDOLPH, who
will be pesssdt wait his old customers and friends.
G. A HALL Il co.
NOTICE NOTICE
| The Firm of MOSES & H1RsCH Is dissolved by
mutual consent. have taken the extensive Ware.
house and Factory, No. 100 Water street, of
Fletcher and will continue to manufacture and import the
qualities and brands OF CIGARS under the firm Of
HIRsCH co. Ny friends the generally, being
well acquainted with my dealings have doubt will give
me share of their future patronage .--r-
| No. 100 Water street.
/ New York, Dec. 5. 1865. 9
| - TRAMONTANA, IMPORTER OF
4 FOREIGN FRUIT f., ... z
Wholesale Dealers oil kinds of Dried and Green Fruit
! No. IL FRONT AND Il FULTON STREETS.
Between Common and Gravier Streets 4. .se-. -- ~
NEW oRLEANs
OFrsOa :
SOUTHERN DRY DocK COMPANY,
No. 13 Front Street,
4 Between Common aud Grayier streets, mp stairs.
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1 CLoIuI!p!.. The Mon

Foe InteIIs aness Nv. ~ ss5s
M s p5asastana tnat mi NJ lier, Treasury Agent
~ has been placed under ar-
t<ss " nsnsta ii command Ut that place
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!. YOUNG PAU. wARING,
Doctor and Astrooge located $50 Cusohsuse street.
between burgundy and Danphin streets
He bern with natural gift. He tells tho Past
Never known to fall Causes speedy maiagesbrings
those long separstedcures all diseases.
confdental He shows correct likeness Of ab
sent friends, future husband, or wife
Terms for consultation, S.
distance send their age and So and address
PAIL waring 2i9s New Orleans Postofce, get
return the outline or their whole lives
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IwTI2g rAlTIoNERY WAREHOUSE,

fs0WETs AMD6 TATTONEKY WAREHOUSE,
HID o. and COMMON STREET,
Es i1se and extensive stock of Printing
Wssppsnx and whiting Papers Stationery Blank Books
scesi Books and Fancy Goods Adaptad every branch
| tsada md for sale al reasonable prices.
aTEvENs & SEYMOUR.
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~ EO. III. VINTEN--
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. lao Poydras street,
Between Camp and ST. Charles streets, New 0rieans
n stock Of News Book and job Paper, together with
Cards. cardboars Ink Type, Presses all the articles
necessary the makeup newspaper book Job print
ing shdce, "a
Agent r. Hoe Co.'S. Printing Presses the
Liberty job Presses Adams Cottage Presses; connors
United States Foundry Lghbodys News Ink aud wsdss
Golored Inks.
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The undersigned sole agents. have hand and will be
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate use with the buckle firmly
tached end Of the hoop This Tie is recommended
merchants and planters for its simplicity and strength and ths
great with which be adjusted bales any size
used by largo number Of planters since 1885,
heir entire satis faction
Orders viii b resolved at our ohiee&
Net r. BLEAKLEY CO.,
& 60 ana Poydras street. corner ofTchoupt0uas.e
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THE nEMooa1F 81 INplAAA ktogisa 4 s,,s M
ispatch 10 HE Loaiapills tourier nom
lis 50 III 4
Preliminary conventions are being easIed
thrRuAaut she State, preparatory 10 dc Demo
cratic State Convention on the 10TH of March. Tie
Democrats II oppesition 70 sls isep phlIsans are
thoroughly organizing ~
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"A CAAD,.. IA CAhD.
We have revived the old firm Of
aARTHWAITE. LEWIS STUART,
And have business from 70 Canal street to the
TULANE BUILDING, 81 AND s. CAMP STREET,
Who're prepared to supply old friends and all
who may favor with CALL with complete assortment
y CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, Etc,
At wholesale and retail at reasonable prices. IN
Z Fl. A&5 WIN. M. LEWIS,
Q. G. GARTHWAITE,
WIN. STUART.
GARTHWAITE. LEWIS 4 STUART,
So Duane street, New York
! New ()rlesns Jan .ls6S Ell
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EdI0F and FTopNetoT Bosser Banner, Bellevue, 4
THE "TExAs REPUHLICAN,n MAR

:
offers fattering Inducements to ADVERTISERS as
1t ercuates mos extensive and Finest Cotton portion
of the Southern country
The paper established in May, 1885, and has
tnuousy issued thai period the present. It was pub
shed throughout the war It's circulation principally over
East Texas the principal points in West
Texas and North Louisiana.
Tt has been recognised pr years leading papers
of the State has remarkable degree the cond.
dence of the people &
The terms Of Advertising asollows Persuuare oeirht
lines less ST. Standing advertisements per square for ono
year. S5; for six months So three months 49, Subscription
to the paper 81 per annun R W. LOUGHERY
. 7,. J. = S1Eg. rppdp
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Passengers for GENTLY notify the Conductor prior to
he departure Of the train. g. PANDELY,
Superintendent
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nE Rows REVIEW sHINaToN cry.

II I
This work, Of which have been Editor and Proprieter tor
over ENFY YEARS, which has had very heavy subscflp
ton and advertising every part the Uninn
established on a secure and permanent basis
My purpose in the future is give it national character
devote all of energies and 20 the develop
of the great materi interests Of the Unonts Com.
Agriculture Manufactures Internal and
General Industry. . a. 554
In addition to these topics the work Will embrace
discussions upon such eat questions of Legislation effect
the States the persnency Of the unon and
the honor and prosperity cf the country. Il. /
In an especial Will devoted to the establish
ulept SOUTHERN PROSPERITY, and the building up Of
fields Of industry and enterprise rendered necessary under
the and altered condition of things VIZ
The of the South be affected the basis
field could be opened
Of capital invited from every
quarter fertile lands invite emigration,
which ii will be prominent object to secure Y
Regarding the issues NJ the past dead, about which
practical philosophy will dispute and those Of the
az living potential ii Is the part of the REVIEW
COED the situation, and deduce from II all TINT
promotve of the best interests of the whole
Offices the REVIEW will be located at New York Wash
inston City, Charleston Nashville and New Orleans Office,
New YORK; Broadway, j. D. B. DRBQW. -
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ma
WHY Do WoMES DREss - AS we pass along the
streets we sometimes look at the beautifully
dressed and elegant women. Saba friend to us
taie other day, they dress to please their hn Y,
masculine generally " But it's no such thing.
Women do not dress to please their husbands or
fascinate their lovers. les vulgar error. "A
fashionable woman isnot half AZ anxious to win
tho admiration Of men as to provoke the envy Of
her own sex. The truth Is, men, % q rule know
but very little about the value Of female attire,
except when they have to y ot the bills. Cost is
NE staadar IF a won1an's ellence ~ costume
ID this city IS better Judge Of the articles in which
he deals than the lady Of fashion is Of al the art
eles her sisters wear.
Witha single glance. rapid, keen and searching.
ahe can Il reckon up Z the habiliments of a rival
IA the beau monde alinost to q cent. No pawn
broker could come nearer the mark. Imitation
lace jewelry, however rraasensotdnt, 40 not De
ceiys heT She can zee through the cheat O. easily
III the reflection that her splendors are genuine,
and that her z sci, Y sharpeyed lynx, can dis
tinguish between tweedlednm and tweededee.s
man sees not the difference unless y y
polluted ont 20 him. IS it not plain, obvions, then,
that women dress To provoke envy Ia each other
rather than to command manly worship ss N
course they like to be admired BY mon, certainly,
ibnt TO be enyied BY their own sex u supreme
THE STATE Oh Abrams m ErgaIgyA The
W6fidis Richmond special says that Virginia II
to+day as quiet a. The state 81 New York or Mas
aachlsetts, and thu people, white and black, are
suffering from nothing bgt poverty. ss
Il the naiuuafions about the sirnlent antagor
nignl between the whites Ard blacks, all the hide
ous illusions n negrs the result Of
:Qppxessive measures oE the whites towards the
bucks, are sill sheer Kicked inventions. Gentlt-
~ from the interior declare thai never were tn
Fl HI aeir former masters and never we're the
E1AtAeg more kindly disposed t0MArds those who
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DR. q. W. DIRMEYER-