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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-20
The Extra Ticket.

When the opera of the prophet" was
first brought out in Paris, so great wa:
the demand for seats, that tickets were
sold at most extraordinary premium
One night a young military officer who
had just made an unsuccessful applica
tion for ticket at the box office, and
was about to fall back in despair, was
dexterously lightened of his watch by a
pickpocket., Detecting the thief before
he had time to escape. he recovered the
stolen time-piece without the interposi-
ton of policeman. Then taking the
culprit aside, he entered into conversa-
tion with him. s-.....-
"You are an expert in your profession ~
said he, "and / desire now to avail my
self of your skill"
Monsieur le Captsine may command
me to the utmost of my Abilities" said
the sharper.
"Then," whispered the officer, ego
and relieve some gentleman of his opera
ticket, and 1 will pay you one hundred
francs for it. No hesitation; be quick,
the money is ready"
cit shall be DONE" was the sharper's s
business-like answer.
In three minutes the adroit rascal re-
turned with an elegant card case con-
tanning four opera tickets, together with
a number of cards having the name of
Madamoiselle Solange Dudevant en-
graved upon them.
Wretch exclaimed the Captain,
"you have been robbing lady"
"No, indeed, sir" replied the thief;
'there is my unfortunate victim"
As the sharper made this nonchalant
reply, he pointed to a gentleman in a
black dress coat, black tights and white
vest, with plain. fat gilt buttons and
white kid gloves, who was engaged in
an animated conversation with a couple
of young ladies just within the vesti.
bule.
"Doltv exclaimed the Captain, "that
is lady dressed zen cavaiier;' it is
Mile Solange Dudevant herself. Re.
turn the article Immediately"
monsieur is right" said the pick
pocket; "no one but a brute would
knowingly rob lady, especially when
that lady is the daughter of George
Sand, whom we all love SO well. Ex
cuse me, monsieur; rely upon it,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-20
Resolution to Contract.

Resoloed, That the City Civil Engineer be and
he is rereby author zed and directed to contract in
the name Of the city, of Co'u abus. with John
walks, cutters aud crossings on the north side of
Long street. from Third street to Seventh street
upon the following terms to-wit:
For excavating Ur gr iding. Forty cents per cubic
yard.
For furnishing and setting kerbing Twenty
eight cents per linea foot.
For bricks laid, sl2 SO per thousand.
Adopted Nov. II, 1857.
Attest: L. E. WILSON,
novl5-dlt City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-20
TO LADIES.

a
If you require a reliable remedy to restore you
and remove Irregularit es DISTINCTIONS, why moi
use the bestf
Every lady knows the SLIGHTEST irregularity of ma
sufe is aoe 10 or9g on adscneI oaddnss. Low
health fades. the api ct fails and other symptoms
more distressing cOll .uence, As Weakness, Spinal
Complaint, the Whites. Prolapsus, dc., 60. a
never failing remedy will be found in
DIR. HARvEY,S FEMALE PILLS.
The experience Of thir years has proved they
have no equal for Removing distractions and Ir
reguaritleS. NO MATER sR0A WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. I 9 are safe and sure in every case. Up
wards of SO. 600 boxes s,ld annually, com
plsint Of their eicscy is ever heard. for they ac-
a IN hxss Gonsgs,snp ssprsented sen, 20 do
Dollar. s~1FJ - q - 80 - : !
DIR. HARVEY,S GOLDEN PILLS
is q remedy four degrees stronger an the above
and intended for special cases Of long standing
Price Five Dollars per Box
If you cannot purchase the Pills of your DRUG
gist. they will be sent by mail. post paid secure
from observation. on receipt of the money, bs DR..
JAMES BRY AN, Consul: ing Physician $40 Broa I
way. New ork For saleb. DRUGGISTS generally.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

n VAEUABLE HUT Ell INTEHEST
"A in Franklin. Pa, the centre of the great oil
giop of the STATE farming lands in Cenral Ohio.
be house Is new, frsf class. elegantly furnished.
l4o rooms. has all modern appointments. is popular
and doii a god business
For fu ther informstion. address the signed,
r. ~ ~ j. l.. HANNA,
.. ect36- -deod8ws epal.s franklin, r.
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Resolution to Contract.

Resolred, That the City Civil Engineer be and
he is hereby authorised and directed to contract in
name of the City of Columbus. with John
W 4lsh Tor graveliug the rosdway of Hickort aiIev
from High street to Third street. upon the following
terms to- wit:
FOR graveing, Sky cents per cubic yard.
Adopted, Nov. II, 1867.
Attest: L. L. WILSON.
nov15 dit City Clerk.
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/, YOUN MEN 2

H0ON U NJ EN
The experience of the past .sn years has demon
etrated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy of ~ -ts -.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
Weakness, Emissions, PHYSICAL and Nervous De-
biiity Impotence. or want of power, the result of
sexual exec 6, or r -tt- = .
YOUTHFUL INDlSCRETION,
which. neglected, ruins the happiness and units the
sufferer for business. Social Society Marriage,
and often termi, ates in uptimely grave, Make
no delay in seeking the remedy. Bell specific
Pills can be used without detection or interference
with business pursuits.
No. CHANG E OF DIET Is NECESSARY
They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly harm
less on the SYSTEM Es box contains go pills, ith
|. full direcdons and treatise on Q consequences
and cure Price One Dollar. Beware of counter
feitsl If you cannot procure hem of your Drug
glst, send the money to DR. JAMES BRY AN. Consult
ing Physician. $40 Broadwas, New York. and they
will be sent BY return mail, free from observa-
hon. For sale by Druggists generell,.
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COLUMBUS .-.f
ORCANFACTORY,

L completed a Pipe Organ for the German 1nde-
pendent Chur h. on Mound street. Coum bus. takes
this method of informing the public. and particu
larly Church committees throughout the State
that he is ready to contract for Organs Of any
size and price, and refers parties interested to the
factory. eALBERT GEMUNDER.
oct25-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-20

representation OF OrdnC VleW. w hen
he shall be President, the Republicans
may rest assured that he will just as
soon, and perhaps little sooner, fill the
offices at his disposal with Democrats of
moderate view and good character, as
with earnest Radicals of equally as good
qualifications. Doubtless he will do it
honestly, for such temperaments as
Grants are predisposed to believe that
good character and moderate view is
much more important than correct opin-
ions and clear insight. The Republi-
cans who think the balance of the re-
construction struggle can be most wisely
settled by the appointment of Long
street and other honest rebel soldiers in
the South, for instance, will sustain
Grant.
About Congress, there is little doubt
that Grant accepts and approves the re-
construction plan now in operation. 1t
is without doubt true that in his evil
dence in the impeachment investigation
he will be found to have said that he
always considered Congress as being the
only power to decide the terms of re-
construction, and that the Presidents
appointment of Provisional Governors
was by him (Grant) deemed only a tenn
porary expedient adopted in an emer-
gency, and subject to the action of Con-
gress. But whether Grant has any 9TH
er opinions is uncertain. He certainly
persistently refuses to give utterance to
any. The letter written to the Presi-
dent against the removal of Sheridan,
would, without doubt, give the country
better idea of the real opinions of our
Sphinx than. any thing else.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-20
c. DUcREux'S PATENT
For Instantaneous Detachment Of Horses
from Carriages. '


THIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USas-
full invention. which has been pate nted in the
United States, France and England. is now offered
by the subscriber to the pu lie. feeling assured
they will find it, upon examination, one of the
gre4test inventions of the age. tu zfaf l7sl1
Prominent among its Advantages are:
FRS The facility with which horses may be
trnessed to unharnesse1 from a Carriage; also,
repdering it unnecessary for tt person unharness
ing pass between behind the horses as is Gus
tomary. thus avoiding any liability Of being kicked.
SsCoND-ln case of horse falling, be may be
loosed from the riage in second, without the
driver leaving his seat 1t is so simple in its oper-
alton that child can work it.
THIRn AND GREArEsT-In case of horses taking
fright, becomnl unmanag able or running away.
the terrib Q consequences which frequently fol-
low may all be av iied by this simple application
to arriages. as the no ses car be Loosed from the
C1rriage I'm q t,oink,i"g." and the Carriage as
quickly and sGf ly stopped. rrl.tI - -.
MIR. q: DUCREUX gave several public exhibit
tions. The great favor and praise manifested by
the public on these occasions. is one of the evil
dences o. a popular appreciation of its merits
Terms may be known and orders received for ap-
P, ing the patent to Carr purchase of State
q. DUCREUX, Patentee,
oct29-d3m 90 Elizabeth street, New Y ork.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-01
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Public Meeting in Marian.

General r. X. Scott, Superintendent OF tho
troedmons Bureau in this state, haa been in our
town fow days during which iimo las hccn en-
ploScd in the investigation Of s,lndry cases pcr-
tanning to his department.
On Sunday last lc addressed large crowd of
citizcns Of tho town and surrounding country,
both white aud b!uci. HIS remarks we're address,
ell moro particularly to tho latter; aud an on n
former OCCASION, ho gave thcm sonin good aivirc,
Which We trust may not DO without good rcsults
Ho spoke OF tho poverty OF the country scarcity
OF provisions, tho causes Which pruluecd it, and
stnwiing them tho % only remedy by which to cxtri
md poor labor, he said would keep tlILm III state
Of poverty; lle pointed tl,cm 10 Tho. rich plan.
tatons Of tho Vest where tho l.orer ia richly re-
lnnncra'od for hls services, md tho tIilCr of
| tho noil rcnps rich reward fol lis lnbnr and is
thereby enabled to pay his employees good wages
poverty and want, and consequently from isno.
rance. Here they can hopo to mako only scanty
can accumulate wealth and Independence.
Ho alluded 10 tho vag,ry of social equality cn-
! tartainal by Bomo, and in few rcmaks slowed
tho imIrncticabilty, of such thing, nat only DO.
Of tho saulo and color, This ia a nlattcr ont
sidc OF tho law, which in every ngo aud country
must regulate itself; It over lias boon, and over
WI. DO, Ieit Tor each person to choose his own
IIo also told thom that they must no longer lool,
to the Government or TO tho charity of tho North
sustaining institution.
General Scott was followed by others, among
them Mr. Tomlnsan, supcrintondent of Schools
| for freedmen In this Site. Ills remarks woro VOL
| timed, and very appropriate. 1Io told them Of tho
fapd progress OF the eaasn in this and Other
Statcsi OF tho seyernl mllions Of dollars Which had
boon furnished for it's support by various CHART.
ahio sociotes OF tho North, and expended for toir
benefit. HIS estimate was. that theIo aro on nm
average aovonty-three schools in tho State, attend
1 cd by about seyen thousand cliilron, Mt an OK,
Pense OF upward OF ono hundred Thousand dol.
lars; and TINT there aro atou! seventy thousond
| childron OF freedmen in tho State who might at
nn. .enn schools il they wore established and tbe
! InoaIls fernishod.-3fdrion Crescent, 9iSi.
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Domestic H1urkcts.
NOON DISPATCH


EEw YoRK, July 31.-1ho flour market slight,
Eivors buyers. Wheat dull; new dropping. Corr
dull, shade castor. Pork iirIncr; S23.7Jn2 81 "a
Lard firm. Cotton firm; 274n2sc. Freights quiet
Inrpontino in fair request 57la5se; Rosin fra
ling l0llO5. 'G2 Coupons 111I. Georgia rs IS.
EVENING DISPATCH.
'G2 CoIpons, 11lt. Gold. no. Cotton firmor-
sales Soj bsLes I 2s for ,nS UpIans Flour
9,3c lower, Southern red, 81 3Oa2 so. Corn hoayy
lc lower Mixed Western, Il 01a1 O3. Provision,
firm. Ness, s23 Sd. Coffee active, 1Gc, i'll guild
for Rio. Other groceries steady. Naval Stores nnd
Freights quiet.
BsIrINonE, July 3I-Coi1co unchanged. Cot.
ton iirn scarce; mitltlling 27lc. Flour, high
grades active; Howard strcot slporiino $40 So
family S1l,1l 90. Wheat advanced &c.; Witt
= :,'aa q; rcd 50 4oa2 So. Corn scarce; white
changed. .rroyisions, steady, in good demand
15ic. Bulk shoulders 11Ial1Ic.
WiLanSaIos. July 3l.-Spirits of TnEpn;rti"- :
SAyANaAn, JuiSstficts business | transactions.
M$Tt Nj itllings 2G., Receipts 1872 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 31.-Salcs to-day 800 bales,
firm; Low Aiddling 20. Euceipts 20J buies.
ESpor's DIT. Louisiana sugnr unclinngcd Cuba in
better demand, firm No 10 Ntolassca unchanged.
Corn dull an,l declining, 1.07ial.10. Oats noni-
nally, 10. Stock in first hands exhausted. Pork
no snl.J held mt 2G. % for round lots. Bacon very
quiet, weaker. Jobbing, salcs at 13Ia1i for
sngar.enrcd hams. Lard quiet; tiercca 18}n1i.
Gold l4O Sterling a2tn5il. Nov York Sight
promun.
MoDLE. July ai.-sales to-day 500 bales; closed
fral at 23a23ac. for Low Middiingo. Accounts
from tho crops favorable. Weather clear aud
warm. Receipts 43 bales.
AUGUSTA, july 3l.-Mariot quiet hut firm. Sales
lGO halss. Miitilins 25c. Ia;ilins since noon.
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l'. uEYAs, BESiro, and MonEr at Qucrutnro, VI,
the 9th, il confirm !. Thoy wero put through u
mock trial. Blood thicker than water. Through
ont tho whole OF Mexico tho feeling is apparently
unanimous for the next President.
On tho other hand JuAHEz is continually assur-
ing the pcop!o that ho will never be candidate.
CASALIs and GOMEZ c,usins great trouble in
The Southern Tamaulipas.
a military. commander OF the line on Tho Rio
Granlc District Of tho North has bson appointed,
and Gen. EEHnIozApAI will remain M military
commander of the state. Forces are moving for
ward To be used in crushing CASALEs, GOMEZ and
other bands in the ccnrc of Tho Stale. Tie forces
TO garrison Matamorao to DO 1000 men, who had
already passed. .Qucrrctnro. Tho Governor of Goa
huika, DE- SEARouozA, has divided his sita:c into
Districts, which TO Ec presided over by Mill
tary COMMISSIONS, whose powers are complete
aud linnl.
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n5-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING no HER
country homo, aftor sojourn OF few months in tho
city, WAS hardly recognized by her friends. place
coarse. rustic, flushed face, sio had q soft ruby com
p'o1ion OF almost marble Hmoothnesa. and Instead o.
tw ntyhrco so really appeared but eighteen. Upon
Guiry az to tho OF great CHANGE sho plainly
Told them tlAt shc used the ClRCa.SIAN BALM and
considered It Invaluable aoiuIo any adys toilet.
by It's any ry dcnticacn improve their per-
sonai appearance On hunlIed told It Is simple In ts
comblnauo as Nnturo herself Ia simple yet unsurpass-
ed In its cflcary IN drawing impurities frou also hcal.
Ing, cleansing nd identifying tic skin uud complexion
by Its direct Lotion the cuticlo it draws from u all s
mpurilicA kindly healing the samc leaving tho sur
face as Nature Intended should bo-clcar soft smooth
md beautiful rrIco a. scnt by Mail or EIpreas on TO
ceipt OF MI ordcr, by
W. l.. CLARK l. CO.. Chcmiats
No. West Fayetto Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the salo OF Tho samc
March 10 Iy
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MARRIED.,
On tho 1911 nil 10y tho Iscy. DR. SMrrIr Mr. ALEX
city. " " 50
MARRIED.,

PL- The Friends and ACuun ntnncc. Of
Mrs. ELIZABETH =. a. OLIVER, Mr. ALrcK oLryru,
nnd "f Mrs. aud Miss ANNA FaRR nro respectfully In
se 10 attend tho Funeral oG.thc former at tho C. n,o
nary Church. Wentworth street, ut Four O'Clock This
stfCrH1on. IL h,,,p.t
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fhey arc racing carrier pigeons botweof Co.
iosno I'D Brussels. The fastest timo made IL one
hundred and ton miloa in three hours.
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RIsroRr is studying hor now role Of MARIE An
ToNErTz, In which sho will appear in Now York In
September. Tho costumes are copied from tho
originals found at Versailles.
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Mississippi paper thinks Con. OnD was omit
tod from tho yolo Of thanks besBuse no VINO tho
only commander who had Jailed to get up o riot.
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co ARTIFICIAL. YES.-ARTIFICLaI. HU-
MAN EfES made to order and inserted 10y Drs. +.
bAUcH aud T. uouoLEMANN formerly employed by
RotssoNsEAu, OF Iarisl No. 80 Broadway. New York
April IL lvr
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ono hundred and olghty-olght acres on tho Hud.
son River sold for $1,000, 'iN,i.
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NJ or TTCE. - ALI. PERSONS HAVING
claims against the estate of TIMOTHY II. SpaNN, dc
ceased Of Beaufort district will present them duly at
tcs:c. ard those indebted thereto will make payment to
p. HAMILTON,
Jnly1i wths3 Qualified E,e,r,or
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or TIE GhAYESr MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-ItowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS. ON tho Physiology OF tho Passions and thr
Errors. MUSES. and Diseases peculiar tho rst ago o.
man, with Reports now methods OF treatment cu,.
rioyrd Ia this Institution. Sent In scaled letter en-
ve!opas, free OF charge.
Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HouaHroN
Howard Association. philadelphia, Pa.
May ~ 3mo
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GS- NOTICE II MAlsTNEhS-C a PIT AIMS
AND Pilots wishing to anchor their rrssels In Ashley
River sro requested moi 10 do anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wiiARvIS, oa The Charleston and 81. Anircw's sIo CT
the Ashley River; by which Irecauen contact with tic
Submarine Telegraph Cable wllshc avoided.
$. G. TURNER, II. NJ.
fIarbor Masters oicc. Charleston February D. Isco
Februnry7
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

f5' PUBLIC NOrICE.-!TIIE OFFICE OF
The CITY Registrar and Health Department las been re
novel from M. III COMING STREET to tile MORT H.
EAST CORNER or CALHOUN STREET AND RUr-
LEDGE AVENUE.
Charleston. August D., 1867. AurustI
: no APPLICATION WILL, BIZ MADE AT TIE
next Session Of tho Legislature CHARTER for the
PALMETTO GUARD CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
ctt.ilLEsroS. August 1st 1867.
August lap,oamo
ID NOTICE.-':IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been appointed by The Court Of Equity Receiver OF Tho
Stock i'll TraIlc, md effects of CRAIG TUOsIEY & CO..
Ship Chambers, Offers The for sac at retail Bids
will also bc received Till tho 3lst inst, for tic PUR-
CHASE OF TIE ENTIRE STOCk tile unexpircd lease
OF Tho store No. 4S East Bay nnI tc good will Of tho
concern II not sold before the 10Th day of August next
Tic same will be offered nt Public Auction OH that tlay
For "ariiclars Apply TO HUGH L. VINCENT
July 20 stuth No AZ rosi Bav.
s0- NoTlCE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
CRAIG, TUoMkY CO., must mako payment to the
undersigned on or before the 3lst inst;
, HUGH T.. VINCENT, Receiver.
------- suth
n0' HOPS iIurSll IIorsT!!-Jrs. AZ,
cEiVI:p, u fine lot OF primo frosh WESTERN HOPS
a;id for sale by The tLrnd or hundred weight by
c. +. PaNKNIN.
Chemist aud Apollccary
'aS IL 'hs'l No. la3 Meeting street.
eD- ELNORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANi.-F1N NAL DIVIDEND IN LIQUIDATION
CiAftilSION. July Il. Isii7.A Anal Dlydcnd OF ONE
DOLLAR AND FORTY CENTS per Share will bo paid TO
TIC Stockholders from this dat, until tho Il day of An
gu': next on Which iuy thu Dividend Books and c,,
"f tho Company will he closed.
Stockholders rcaui-rl IA Nr,,,,, t,,,r
W s'TS' III onlcr 'iiat thu sanc may DO cancelled
III rnlvi. 81 tho Board.
JOSEPH wIIII.pEN
Julyl7 vi tl, c.. 49,, ,r..
no HALLS VEGETABLE aICiIIAN HAIR
lNEWEE las proved Iiacr To be tho perfect prr
lara'iNn ,'r tho hair ever offered 10 Tho public
ilta vegetable compound, AMI contains no Injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL. RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO rra ORIGINAL,
COLOR
~ Will keep the ltsir Nom rliIi. out
hrlraiiasa the scalp AMI make. tho lair soa ,uarous
and skcn.
Ills Splendid hair drcszinE
M person. old or young. should fail 10 use L.
1T IL RFaoaIMENDCU AND USED DY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY
R- Ask nr Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rcncwer
a1u 'ake no other. II. r. HALL CO..
Eas,lua, N. H.. PrOprictors.
Tor sale l,y all Druggists. Wholesale hy
D0WIE 81 NOISE,
SucCESi0ItS TO KING A>DCaSsIDEY,
March tl1y* Charleston. y. C.
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m OFFICE DEPOT QUARTEnMASrER,
cilAHLESToN, T. e.. JuLY r.. lse7.-soalod Proposals
viii be received nj this oce until II O'Clock H. August
ls 1867. at which nlo they will opened for SHELL
ING, GRADING. AND CURBI1G ROADS OH Z tadci
Green Charleston S. G. Plans aud Specifications Of the
same can bo seen Mt this oNico
Dy order Of Mayo--doneral II. o. TYLER.
7. p MoELRATH,
July q o Depot Ou,rIorn,stor
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E0' BEAUTIFUL HAIR --CiIEvALIEll'S LIFE
r III" HAIR positively restores gray hair to s original
color anu youthful bsauty; irlarts lEc Rlrcnglh anu
growth o The weakest hairs stops is FILLING out q, anre;
keeps til head ccan is psraclcd as halr-lrcasing
Hold by all druggists. fashionable alr-lrrsscis anil deal
rrs III ancy goods III, trade supplied by tic whole.
sale druggists.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, NJ. H.
juno B:ntliItno New York.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
S HIPPIN G,

:E~ WANTED, 4 VESSEL. TO LOAD
MN l'o.uO0 fret LUMBER to Matanzns. Highcst
!SljSErltrs mud qnirk dispatch ,ivcn.
- -, "Piiy !" BONAFONr & sAIAS.
'"'s p
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From New Urlenns.

NEW ORLEANS July 9l.-The Board OF Loyeo
commissioners nppointcda Committee to visit the
North and Northwest for tho purpose OF negotia-
ting LeSco bonds, which Governor FLANDERS will
sign.
Inc Board OF Health declares Galveston nh in.
fected port and requests the Governor to include il
In his proclamation. Only two cases of yelow
fovcr has boon reported in this city.
NEW ORIEANs, July 3l.-F. NJ. Cnoss.r. Regis
tor Of Births and Doaths, was removed to-day by
Gov. FLANDERS. Lovcrin La Tore, coIorcl. a
victorian Of 1912, was appointed in his stead.
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Lnteat frnfn hIcIIcn.

NEW ORLEANS. July 9l.-Latost dates from The
Rio Grando, furnish tho following official docu-
ments from Quorataro to San Luis Potosi, received
10 A. NJ, July 10.
On tho 9th inst. yIDuAnRI WAS apprchcnled nj
No. San Cammille street, City OF Mexico. Ho
was immediately put in tho chapel, and at 4.9O p.
NJ. was shot to death by muskolry. Signed
EscoDEpo."
Tin ARMY OF OrEnAT1oas,
QuARTEnMAsrERs DEBT, Mexico, July 8.
Tho Cominantlor-i,,- Chief orders mo to mako
known 70 whom 1t may concern, not wishing to DO
Obliged TO commit acts u severity, such as wcro
pracliced with Don SANTA ANNA, yIpuAnn1 has or
dorod TO bo conceded that tho individuals spoken
OF tho decree OF Juno 81, may havo further timc
in which to present themselves, now timo OF
twenty-siI hours will DO granted in Which to sur
rondor themselves ns prisonors tho timo 10 cxpiro
on tho 9th, at O T. B.
(signedl JOSE J. ALVAREZ.
Tho Rdnchcro gloams tho following iton,s from
its interior correspondence and exchanges:
Tho execution Of Genoral CAsreLI.p, and other
imperial officers, among them Colonols ALMEszo