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Applications for admissions can BE- made 10 spy Of tbs
medical staf the matron at the Hospital Orders for
admission TO the free beds Of this cen be- OBJ
ained Of the Rev. C. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Row D. Gillette, Pastor Of the Prs,
Baptist Church. aad Of the Surgeon In charge a his res
depce Orders for the mission Of the wives or widow
Of soldiers Of the United States army can be procured
through the Surgeon General, Unitsd states army.
jy0 o. II. HALL d. D., sscretary
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MEDICAL srAYH.

suRdHoH II CHARGE.
j. II. TH0xP60u, n. D., l4 street, between fven- =
tsth and Twenty -Rirst streets.
90, coxsuLrIIa PHYSICIANS AND sunsloHs
s. JOS X. BARHBs, y. D., Surgeon General, United
Jos RiLGY, \. D., a.ers.,ov,.
THos. hiLLER, 4: D. street, wsshinston.
w =. y0HN8T0M, n. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, n D., GsorgetoWn
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JusrIcEs or fHs PRAcs.-The President
haa appointed Wn. \. Bradford, b. G. Mccoy,
and B. Baker % b justices Of the psass for tie
District Of Colunbia-
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 m
ExTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HoosHEADs OF yrus yrR.
CHINA LEAF. H.f .rt

rnEAsunr DnrAnrnurs,
.aHh .#FH- CUsron Housn,
RicHnosD, Va, August 8, ls66.
= In eomplianee with Instructions from a. A. Risfsy
ksq supsryi.isE Special Agent. tssrs will be sod 70
the highest biddsr q public aaeson q II o'siosk IN
Der ns.t, 2, wInsTon.s BUILDING, corner q Sosr-
VIRGINIA, the following described
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY, viz,
TWO HUNDRED Tor nors) HoGsHEADs LBAH TO.
~. ..U BAcC0; -|
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered nom the souu.
tics Of Bedford, Roanoke FrAnklin Campbell, Hsury,
Patriek Halifax Prince Rdward, PittsylvSnia Meek
lenburg and ChAros. comprising all the sod tobacco
lands 10 the State Mach Of Il 10 Of the Anest quality
suitable for yrappsrs and has been we'll saiea and
preserved This sale presents opportunities 70 the
ufaeturer ssd dealer rarely offered Should The Dc.
mand wArraut some three or four hundred hogshsads
more may be addsd 70 the sale, which will conplsts
the disposition Of virginiA Tobacco for 0ovsrnnsnt ss
Court.
Samples Of each hhd will BE- ready for inspection ct
the sales room, ten days preceding the day Of sale
TERMS:
Cash. In 0ovsrnmsnt Fands.
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NEW POEM BY WHITTIERl
I'll NOR FIELDs
PUBLISHED FkBRuARI II,
sNow-BoUND:
wIHrER IprL.
Bv JOHN q WHITTIER


Auther Of maud MulIsr,'' ETC., etc.,
In one beautifully printed volume, with nas Pertr,
Of the Author and illustration u his Birthplace t,s
Nothing that has ever appeared from our favorits
New England poet win hsvs closer home hnu
boy life amid the hardship. and pisasuyos Of that
danger to the dwsll.rs rocky coast Thousands
o. readers Will thank anew the poet who can make
,v,., ,I. .Ih. winter Joy. their soyAood knew"
poem AZ thoss Who psruss Snow Bound cannot fall t.
''And dear aad early frisnds-the few
Who Jet rsmain-shali pause to view
These fismish petures Of old days;
Bit with me BY the Homestead hearth,
And stretch the hands Of memory forth
To warm them at the wood Ares blasei
And thanks untraesd to lips unknown
Shall greet me like the odora blown
Prom unseen meadows newly movn,
Or lilies seating In some pond.
The traveller owns the grateful sense
ofswsstns.s near, he hsows not whence,
Ss Ss.ssiss .s' q 4. s,,a a. f0':A''d' bare
oou.o! BOOKS souIs s.CssTLY PUBLISHED.
i'ST Ai zissi sSi soSK r.B; s.: s:s Child
IIrTIS yoIis. & By H.rr.. B..sA.r Stowe. vol.
a sUiaiS IN SKYE By Alexander Smith. lvUl
WAR LYsics By Henry Howard Brovn.ll. ,sro'
PIrRior BOYS AND PRISON PICTURES. By Ed
Wissisa his Way By S.Ils.Sa." Ca % Illustrated.
HI HsREWARD; WAR "a OF. T. THE LAST OF THE ENGLISH.
~ NoTsp ri isRS aSrs % a. yrcr,os
Including Ysmilisr Ps:adcnyns surasmss bestowed
on IIgi E%in:1, s%I Men; stS; @ yS!. ia@o. a 80
s.: .s e"AI .aas. :as'l sa.S Hs Ts
Iii IISE AND LETTERS OF REV. p. W. ROBERTSON.
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Secretary so.disr' and Sailors National Concert
Washington, D. G. Lock Box No. 81.
REyEp, BY PERMISSION, TO
Maj. Gen. Winasid 9. Hansoek, ~ "a,
Gen. Robst @. schsnck, n. O. Ohio.
Gen. Halbert :. Paine, n. O., Wisconsin.
Gen. John n. Kstshum, H. O., New York
Gen. James O. Blunt, KAnsas.
Gen. J. N. Hedriek, Iowa.
Gen. D. @. MeCallam, D. O.
Qsh o. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon, Thos. W. Ferry, II. O., Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, NJ c., PsnnsyIvania.
p. Q. Porney, Esq, District Of Columbia
MAJ. J Il. Doughty, New York.
hon. wm: Kelley, ~ Q. fsnnsylvania.
Hon. Ebon O. Ingersoll, N. O., illinois.
Hon. Henry @. Dsming, M. c., Connocticut
Hon. r. H. Lanin, N. G., New York.
Hon. Leonard Myers, NJ c., Pennsylvania
Hon. William A. Newell, n. c., New Jersey,
Hon. George W. Julian, NJ. c., Indiana.
Hop. Stephen =. Wilson, N. @ Pennsylvania.
Hon. J. B. 0rinnel, N. O., Iowa
Maj. @. n. Van Buren,, New York.
Gen. r. B. Hayes, N @ Ohio.
Hon 8. 7. Holmes, NJ. @. New York
Hon. Q. r. Latham, N. @ West Virginia.
Hon. James A. Marvin, " O.. New York.
Hon. Thos; 7. Davis. n: O, New York.
Hon. z. q. Bergen, NJ O., New Ysrk.
Hon. Samuel j. Randall, u. O., Psnnsylvania.
ted- sod2m
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR sALE AT
" hsssst st'hs Nstessi x,pahl,ssA,
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rRHAsURY DKPARrxxxr,
o5IoE % IsrERSAL REvnsuE,

wAsHrssros, July u, 1866.
Whereas u. A. Hall aad others, as Umapaeipr al.
TeeIots Of the "dIand National Concert " TO be held
xasningson, D. O. on the "a Of August next, have
tsrlA kevsnus for the collection district ef the District
o. Columbia for permission 10 hold lottery rafs Q,
GIN enterprise and prsssnted 70 him satistory eyi.
dsncs that the ptocseds Of said lottery rae or an
enterprise will Be devoted to charitable uses psrms
70 hold such lottery rse gift enterprise free from
All charge, whether from tag license in respect b
such lottery, rafie, or gift enterprise.
'a' 3. A. ROLLINS. Comnissioasr.
persons favorably disposed are ysques.ed 10 act a,
agents, but no commissions will 30 allowed.
Money should In all sAsss Be ssnt By post @ ordsr
drah, express, or registered letters
In every case ssnd the and post once addrsss
eouRy and Ate Of each separate and
stamp. All orders for ticket. nsst Be addressed to
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osauoA 81 nssoshi =. ", FonnsyNanih
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
l. ConrI.oLLxs OF TIE CusRExoT, wAsnIHarox,
hereby ,.S Y " Who hay:
sI. .ss ..t; e
s.id Ssnn. Wellington. D. O. on before he ash
'is HssS next Comptroller o, 4. sal1...,
DOYS' SPRING AND SUMMER
ID CLOTHING.
SHILLING OFF TO RlDUcE STOCK.
We Off, our entire stock Of Bey. Youths, and chn,
greatly reduced prices, and would ask early call to
choice selection; waEG Il. sFsfarss sF1sf
S22 Pennsylvania avenue,
aus.lw Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER
- cHURcHsco.
Desire to call special attention Of the Carpenters and
Builder whssw..h.. and CS.sA%.s'r, Z ie their s.:
% p.n e the various
All sisss Of White Pine Poplar, Walnut, Oak, Ash and
yRsEiSEd. slsshiEd
white Pine. Spruce; IaSSSss 5:%ISs5 VI. Pine and Oak.
White Pine Spruce y. salsStls R9i Eastern Shore and Oak
GZgss whs PSs pSssp sprsss ,1S SsS.I
@. B. CHURCH i 90,
nys. m Cor Maryland avs, and Eleventh strs.t,
ARPER'S NEW MONTHLY
IL MAGAZINE FOR JULY, 1885.
oosrrsrs;
:" .s e A. war
!hs H.ysioei.Ruln. q Railroad Bridge. H.rSsr..
Innate ides-rho Little Cotisssr-
Not at Home.
Midsummer
Some Curious Homes
lilustrations.-ho Mouse. Nest In a Bottls-HArvest.
iesIi.s-Hi1s Of the % Bs."ss.. Of shs Hdns.-Ns.t 81
The Mud wasp-Nsst Of the Pastsbosrd wasp-Nssts Of
4 Look .i Lisbon
illustrations. -Towsr Of Bslem-Castls Of Psnha-
Church Of %LSrstto-Rsa % Aagas.a.PI.es do RosiS and
Arch Of the Aqusduct
Ar%.Sais; Rnss +, by By wiitis Collins tc0neludsd]
Chapter III. The Purple FLASK.
SS:S,:.H SS:SS,: ssy. M;,. from Norfolk.
gst.y:baryi Juiy. lsss,
IL saora " S.Rosis:. % f'''"''
sAnstu.ry Privileges in Rome.
Mr. Muddlar's Mistake.
4 4ss s'fsy HGsd Il u IiKI; 5i.a.
kdueaton Of the Colored Population Of Louisiana
An Hour at ssA.
rorty-Two.
Editor's Easy Chair,
Monthly Record Of Current Events,
'EditorS Drawer.
rIRNs FOE HARfkR's MAGAZINE AND wkEkLr,
Magazine, one copy for one eysAr.......u...s..A 90
wesfly, one copy for one year;;;..,:......... 90
An extra copy Of either the Weekly the Maya
will be supplied gratis every club Of Ave subscribers
at " each, In remittance, or six copies for t2O
| Bound volumes Of the Magazine, each volume con-
/ tha far ha furu Al
for es per volume, and sent>ty mall, postage paid.
Bound volume. Of the Weekly, each volume sontsuipg
freight by ssptss pald,bs weight VI the volumes tsrg
beysla tbai SLOWED is The nah,
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BAIL FOR CouHr.-Edward Linney, who
was ssrssssd By Lisus. Hssisy. % Saturday even.
Ing last % shsrgs Of ssesis6 Ars 70 bis store in
The First ward, hsda hssring before Justice Nor
seli On Tussday evening, and was held 70 ball for
bis appsafsass ~ eoaft 70 answsf the charge.
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T O. p Ar X Il r,
y. POST oFPIog NEWS STAND,
Has on hand at all times all the
MAGAZINES, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY
OF ALL KINDS
Also all the HoRTHaaH PAPERS rsssivsd 81 The
WAsHIsoToH PAPxRs
AS- THE DAILY AND WEEKLY RIPuBLIoAN are
for sale at PARKRR's, and subscriptions received
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The TREASURY EXTENSION -Workmen are
now daily engaged In removing the unsishtly
granite gate posts south Of the Treasury, on Bif.
tseuth street, the only purpose Of which seems TO
have been the obstruction Of the view Of the Prss'
dents grounds southwest Of the building The
posts sre to BE- removed 10 Lafayette Square 10
form several OF the entrances to the grounds, and
In that location will form an additional abrasion
10 that pleasant reso for lovsYs sighius like far,
psesm With their iossst!iaksp dswssA, w
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Bvt. Major and A. Q. n, U. 3. Arm
T UMBER FOR WAGON.MAKERs AT
IL AUCTION.

rh,. AL. 4. III, WS ro,hv ~ optl paIds boaIds;
makers, IS this superior lot Of we'll Ium
ber 1t will be offered In lots Of 600 feet with ho
privilege Of 10, 900 feet.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Successful bidders will bs required remove their
purchases within nftssn days from day Of sale.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brsvst MAJ. Gen. and Chief ousrtsrmsst.r,
AuS-td Depot Of WAshington,
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T OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, ON
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets east,
YELLOW ENVELOPE. containing sum Of money In
red. The hndsr will bs literally rewarded By leaving
hs sAns With Ar David fitzgerald, sos Fourth street.
between And u. AulS.ls
w THIS oyyIQh
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DOY SPRING AND SUMNER
ID CLOTHING.

We osr our entire stock Of Boys, Youths, and Chill
drsns Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods NJ
greatly reduced prices and would ask an early call to
secure choice selections 81 low prices
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
S23 Pennsylvania avenue,
auS.lw Between Ninth and Tenth streets
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EDWA ARD LYOETT,
r..ssSlyssis s'.s:. .1s s.sss; 1:!y ;SyLss
.:sa:,s; :;:s, :;';.' :IS Z ; ;'is '"''''''' at
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pensation for his own services and those Of his as
sistants In recovering the property. As Supsrin.
tsndsnt Of Police In this District, Major Richards
has no more power to take notice Of case. whore
property 10 taken from an alleged thief outside Il,
limits than any gentleman rssiding hers In phvats
life. The thsft, " any, wss not committed In his
jurisdiction, nor alleged stolen property brought
here by the thieves. or II II were brought here By
them, II was not discovered on them or taken from
them until they beyond the limits Of bis juris.
diction. The same reasoning that would give him
jursdioion Of this case would confer upon him the
power to bring before him auy detective residing
In Maine, who might, In that State arrest . thisi,
and take from him property stolen in Nss Orleans,
srty to Its owner, he should be unfortunate enough
to stop here ten minutes for rsfrsshmsnts. More.
over, admitting the right Of the Superintendent to
imprison the rslator At Al the latter had already
been In prisoa, whom the application was made for
the writ longer period than 10 authorised by law,
which limits II to two days.
I purpossly abstain from attempting any con.
structon Of the 7th section Of the act of Congress
Of the 23d Of July 1885, because the facts
hsre do not present case requiring IT, and because
owing to the doubt and obscurity Of its language
confess myself unable, In the limited time afforded
me for this investigation, 10 arrive at any ssttlsi
opinion ss to Its true meaning and purport.
II Is sufficient that the Superintendent acted in
case where he had not oompstent Jurisdiction, aud
that II he had the power to imprison for contempt
at ALL the life of that power expired by limitation
Of law two days after tho prisoner was committed
10 the custody Of the warden. 1t ID, therefore,
ordered that the said George Y. Hotehkiss be dis.
charged from his imprisonment under the commit.
msnt Of the Superintendent Of Police.
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.------ ------------- 1-'-.'''- A. !
the guilty parties on both sides, must say 70 y !
my opinion unequiyocaliy that they cannot, Jg4ge
Abel, whose course have closely watched for
nearly year, now consider one OF The in2 It dam
gerous men that we have to the peace 2nd quiet
Of the city. The leading men of the. Convention
King Cutler, Hahn and others, have been political
agtators and are bad men. lIregret to say that
the course of Governor Wells has been one of
vaCillaton, and that during khe late trouble lie
has shown very little Of the Fnan.
(Signed) p. H. SHERIDAN,
MajorE3enera Commanding
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DGs. de ARDRIE'S
-PURE-
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade Is 70
specially called to the Introduction of the
BarSAPRrilIA Bitterss
Ts most and valuable Btters that has benin
troducsd In this country The trade in general be suppe
By the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks 4 Co., 49, As and At New LeVes strest
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 TchoupitOulas street
Ell. Hart Co, "a, Is and n Tchoupitoulas street.
l. Basset cor. Grsvler and TchOupitoulas streets.
F. Avet Cambon, 80 and 81 Old Lsvee street.
John 4. Moore. Poydrss and New Levee streets.
Wa. O. Mitchell cor. Camp and Poydras streets,
GAGS Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
FW. harsdsn Druggist, Magazine and GravieE
Turner Wales, Druggists, Royal and CustOnhouss
@. n. MORRISON, Agent,
| IL Magazine stress
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PERIODICALS.
V1HE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER

THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
revived the 9th of DecenDe and already attained
circulation and popularity that places it in the front rank
the public journals the The people everywhere
to recognize in its columns the bold and fearless
spirit that dtngulshedit in the past The EXAMINER
Is peculiarly
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH.
single newspaper had large country and
such important juncture Of affairs VIGOROUSLY the
iayOe Of the army and accompanied II everywhere In
Virginia during the Peninsula campan Gen A p Hill had
read in general orders the head OF his command the ed
toralS OF the Examiner as indictments to his soldiers In
Texas Gen MagrHder complained that he deprived the
daily entertainment and stimulation of the Richmond Elk
amner No appreciate the history OF the recent war
without admitting the inspiration andinuenceot this remark
able journal
THE EXAMINERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LET
TIERS FROM WASHINGTON.
The Examiner organized full corps Of correspondents
and will have regular letters from all the important points of
ntegencen The country By special good fortune it has
secured great expense the services Of the Oldest and
intelligent Of all the Washington couespondentsthe same
gentleman, who for great many years, wrote for the Bati
more Sun under signature Zion
and extensively copied into the in
the cOuntry than any letters sent from Washington he
will write regularly for the Examiner, send letter from
Washington every day.
TO BUSINESS MEN-THE EXAMINER AS AN ADyER
Using MEDIUM.
The attention of merchants and business fully
called to the unequaed advantages offers advertising
for long time before its circulation greater than that OF
all the other Richmond combined We declare without
any aectaOn Of modesy about it, that the Examiner is
equalled an advertising medium.
TO ITS OLD SUBSCRIBERS.
The undersigned calls upon the old subscribers of the
aminer, from Virginia Texas, to rally its support to
new their and TO assist the revival o. paper
| endeared to the South by many memories Of past
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One year in advance.
Six months, in advance u
Three S55 PS1,hs' in RiyEs POLLARD
Proprietor and Editor Of " Examiner
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WARREN NEW W SSoI = 4; sE SS NEW vos.
Gotten and Tobacco Factors and General OSB
mission Merchants.
IN ID. NEWCOAGB O. BR0-
Wholesale GEOeera and Commission A9Ft
chants.
TBERAL, CASH ADVANOEB MADE Oh
congQnmsnts Of Cotton other Produce 70 above nr
Nv r. PRITCHARD,
Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant,
Inc. IS Oarsndelst ssrsss, New Orleans, IA
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Tho FIRST aim Of human beings Is happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for thiryonO years. in
extensive practice large Cities have brought to him m
treatment of every form Of disease beth acute
and chronic
His remedies restore the stomach liver and Blood and al
sscreons excreCns Of the entire system In unhealthy
heahy condition Instead of njurng any part of the
tenn constitution they and repair the injuries
and wastes the entire Organism with truly sound mind
q sound body.
The for the os acute and chronic
diseases viz: Rheumacs Colds Coughs Bronchitis Layn
ch Asthma Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver Spine, Stomach, Bowes oostiveuess
Dyspepsia scrofuis Kings Evil White swengs; s Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles, Fsula Syphilis and Gonor
rhea all their stages Mecural and hereditary faint all rsd
cal Impurities of the Blood Jsundice Diseases Of the Eyes
Brain Gore, (Big Neck Diseases of the Kidneys Grave
Disbes Dropscal Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting Nervous ARecons Sick Nervous and San Head
ache; Depression Of Spirits HppOcorda Mysteries Fits
spasms repeat heworst erupsns of the skim all sorts Of
ulcers whatever nature the ncpen CaRcer which
evousy acthumaniy speedily and permanently cured
One hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White ne
uuenty weeks of fever other sufengsoen life
Now that communication open again. he receives calls
sonay by letter formally from all parts Of the country
| Consultation fres-stamps not forgotten"
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THE CHURCH VISITOR,
Devoted Interests Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
To be Published every Saturday.


It Is proposed to issue the number Of the above Sep
TENDER next and with Its adoption the Official
Organ and Channel Of Communicating Ecclesiastical 1nte
eence the South and Southwest
While the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and the dissemination Of its teachings with all
other attanabe matter relative thereto is designed be
made useful Family Paper with special departments for La
dies and Children.
will advocate the advancement and elevation Of Education
Literature midst and aid in the Scientific develop
Agricultural Commercial Mechanical and
Mineral resources Of South thus encouraging
of the laborsaving discoveries Of the age hitherto
much neglected, may hope to attain to former weH
future wealth and prosperity
We must look that which is directly practical For
though having climate and soil unsurpassed the latter has
hardly yet been developed while the former, in most parz
of the world Is represented as unhealthy:
1t thus becomes necessary to put forth order 70 cor
and Interpretations tending to eS the Valus
of Southern lands property and interests.
Noticing Of the day. 1t will lse contain
commercial column and limited space will Dc allotted for
general advertisements,
hoped BY securing the talent Of the South and South
make this paper Of general ulness, especially 70
and therefore, urgent appeal made 20 an
Cergymen and others who feel Interest," In the religious
moral Intellectual scientific and material resources Of the
South agents and contributors the VISITOR and
request forward lists of subscribers early pos
sibe to Rev. GEO. v. SIICkNEY, EditeL
Box III, New Orleans, La
Subscriptions and advertisements may be left at % Camp
set
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7FRE TYLER REPORTER,
TYLER, TEXAS,

TYLER, TEXAS,
Is the largest paper published in Eastern Texas and OF
absSt newspaper establishments in the State Its crcna
ton Throughout country which brings trade to New
Orleans than any other section.
Business Cards viii be inserted IN one square for SID per an
NUN. Patent Restrums not adyeTtised -, y, ,,,,
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Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning at AOeoek
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
on and after MAY 6h the Trains will leave either end
the Road on Sundays at every half hour from until
O'Clock p n
Passengers GENTLY Station must notify the conductor
neF to departure of the train Fare Is each way
GEO PANDRLY General Superintendent
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Special Notices fifty per cent additional
Ten lines less, or mniOn type constitute s1u are
square occupies the space Of one inch in column
H. 7. COFFEE CO.
agents for New Orieans
Office 102 Gravisr street, ap,stsrs