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TIE GAzZANIeA-DE MEYER COMBINATION
CONCERT az Metzerott Hall Will be one of the
very best of the season, giving an opportunity
10 hear the charming voice of Madame GAIA
nIga- one of the most finished artistes before
the public. Mr.. DE Meyer, We need scarcely
add, as pianist is one of the most brilliant
HNlng- Mr.. sem uel Il. Warren. is the posses
SOr OF rare skill and talent, while Sig. Ardayani
and Dir. Listemann are attractions in any mu-
steal entertainment. We have no doubt such
a com blnation of musical talent will attract a
Monday.
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MR. MECH, of England, pronouacesagainst
chimney pots. 1.-The narrowest part of a Chin
ney," he says, '.should be near the fire, where
the rarefactOn of the air is most intense and its
upward passage most rapid, and the chimney
should rather increase than diminish in size
upwards. As the heated air rises it loses some
Of its hghtness. We should then not hear so
much OF smoky chimneys and dull fires.
Makers of railway engines have found this
out, for they now make the engine chimReys
eI-shaped or bell-mouthed
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TBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph


Lewis johnson 90. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, March 14.-First Board-U. s. 6's,
1851, coupon, 11Ik; 6.2U's, lS62, coupons, 11Ok
1854, coupon, 107I; 1868, coupons, 10SS; 1865,
coupon, new, 1867; 5.2Os, 1857, coupon, 1O7 4;
10.&O's, coupons, I0l \; 3Os, second, l06 .3Os,
third. I06; Pacific Mail, INK; OHIO and
Mississippi Certificates, 30x; Atlantic Mail,
90; Canton, 57k; Cumberland, 80; Western
posa. none; do. pref'd, 10; Boston Water Power,
20H; N. Y Central, l27; Erie, Tx; do prf'd, 76k
Hudson, 140; Reading, 90; Michigan Central,
1124 michigan Southern, SSK: Illinois Central
ern, 654; do. prefd. 73k; Cleveland and Toledo,
l05R; Rock Island,9iA Adams Ex., IS y; Wells,
Fargo & Co. Express, 81 \; Merchants Union,
35; American Express, 20; United States Ex-
press. %; Fort Wayne; 1o04; Gold, 13Sals9.
Market unsettled.
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Miss OLIVE LOGAN more than realized the
expectations Of the appreeiatiye auuIence
which assembled at Metzerott's Hall last ever
ing TO hear her much praised lecture .sStage
'SuuCk, hieh Is brilliant production. and
was listened TO with great pleasure. She will
repeat il this evening.
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fIRE-PRooF FLOORS AND CEILINGS
method has recently been devised of rendering
floors practically fre-proof, by laying hollow
square iilSs In bed of plasters, between the
Joists. and filling the spaces all around and
above them with plaster so that the floors,
when laid, shall b. in contact with the latter.
allowing no vacant space. A fire on such a
floor could not spread, or be communicated to
a room below
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- Mayor Banks veto of the ordinance for
the relief of the Pittsbnrg and ConneIlsvlIle
Railroad Company was made short work of
In the Baltimore City Councils. Last night the
first Branch insisted on the passage of the
ordinance, pite the Mayors objections, by a
vote OF seventeen in its favor to only three
against 1t, and in the Second Branch there were
only two votes in favor OF sustaining the Veto
with eight opposed to It,
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REV. ;. II. Tyne, JR., convicted OF violating
the canOns Of the Episcopal Church in
preaching in the parish off Rev. Dr. Stubs, in
New Brunswick. n. J., against the reiterated
protest of the latter, was 10 be publicly repri-
msnded in the church of the TRANSPORTATION
IN New York city, to-day, by Bishop Potter in
presence OF three elergymen
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THE EIGRT-HOUR SYsTEM.-Mr NIcoIai, the
ChaiImsA of the Special Committee on fixing
the hours of labor in the cotton factories in
Mary land, on Monday submitted report ad-
verse 10 establishing eighthours az legal DAYS
work. The committee were of the opinion that
Ten hours Is proper days work. particularly
as thst lerg'h OF time is fixed at present as a
legal days work in all other mechanical
branches of labor
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TIE Coal On SKIzuKrs IN BALr.xopx
Mr.. Hariznd. the Deputy Commissioner or II
ternal Revenue, has ordered the release OF air
the coal oil distilieries recently seized on hond
being given before Collector Ridgely for an in
yestixAiion into the alleged charges offncom-
plete returns. The sudden closing mp Of thesa
establishments threw a large number of men
out OF employment.-BdM. american a-s.~ i.
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AFEMALE ISsPECTOR.-Mrs. Elizabeth OAR
ragh has been appointed inspector of tobacco,
snuff, and cigars, in the fourth Indiana district,
as successor TO her late husband. This Is the
FRS instance Of the appointment of a woman
IN the internal revenue service, outside Of the
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~It is stated that Virginia is to have one
or more colonies of Swiss emigrants, number
ing several thousand. A former captain in the
Swiss army is is now in the State TO select the
and
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Mr. LAME, the popular comedian Of the
National Company, has a benefit this evening,
on which occasion there should be a crowded
house. Heappears in ''She Stops to Conquer
and s.Robert Macaire."
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- A batch Of some one hundrei more hand
has Just been discharged al the American Watch
Establishment u Waitham.
- Mr.. Pesbody's first hundred thousand
pounds have provided comfortable homes for
more than feo OF the poor Of London.
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- The editor Of the Memphis AralancAe hay
ing been imprisoned for contempt Of court, his
wife assumed editorial control of the paper.
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~Ths Baltimore COMMERCIAL changes to an
evening paper on Monday.
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To.day's New York Markets.
IBy Telegraph

NEW YORK, March 14.-Flour 5a1O cts lower.
Wheat dull and declining. Corn gal cent bet
ter. Rye steady. Oats n cent better. Pork
dull: new mess, S2i u Lard 14xa15X. Whis-
ky nominal. Barley scarce and firm. Peas
nominal. Cotton very fiat at 25 cents for up
lands. Freights dull Turpentine quiet at
6SaG9. Rosin unchanged.
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, March IA, lS68.-Jay Cooke &c
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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LADIES CALLING AT PRINCES LOAN OF
F1CE can come in the hall door. exclu-
sivey for their reception, and ladies T. wait on
them. They will ind they will max profitable
70 call. tels-ly
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III BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
i HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the lott

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
i HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 10th d ay
Of March A. ID. 1858, warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of AARON III BEAN,
of the city of Washington, of said District, who
has been sdjudged bank rurt on his petition
Il at the pay of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him or for
his use, snd the transfer Of any property 10y him
are forbidden by law; that q meeting Of the cred
TORS of the said bankrupt prove their debts and
choose one or more assienees of his estate, will
held at Court Of BANKRUPTCY, TO be holden at the
City Hall. in the city of Washington before J
ssyles Brown. Register, on the 18th day of March
DAVID s. COOLING.
U: g. Marshal Of d. c., as Messenger.
March Is 1875 II
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LOST AND FOUND.

CS REWARD Lost, this morning, in or
sDC between Willards' Hotel and corner of 18th
street and Willards', pair Of GOLD EYE
CLASSES, for which the finder will receive the
above reward by leayipg them at the Office at Will
lsrds'. 1t
STRAYED Oh STOLEN-On Wednesday. Ilth
- Of March, fine WHITE COW with horns
rather thick, not very long tnrns in little, her
ears are both red, and her Q little above the
nostrils both of her sides have few fine red spots.
and . small bit OF the end Of her tail. will give
Sl0reward for her return to the owner 9th street,
between north A and b streets.
ZACHRIAH HAZEL.
NH I4-3t- Capitol Hill.
GS REWARD-StIayed away, about a week
horns; one bad teat; about 9 years old. The above
reward will be given II returned to THOMAS
COYLE, eth Street Park NH 1867
THE ORIGINAL FRANC. = fel4-Im
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
LN0R RENT-Pleasantly situated ROOM. with
Il BOARD, liz a healthy location; convenient TO
the street cars. Apply at No. 80 Gay st, George
town. NH l2-3tr
FURNISHED ROOMS, with TABLE BOARD,
u at No. 439 18th street, southwest corner of III !.
pleasant location and terms moderate. mh6 Inn
VICTORIA HOTEL,
formerly Hotel Gerhsrdtt.D
3e3 Penna ave between "a and 9th SITS
fe 24-1m' Y. sTJsCH, Proprietor.
EVERETT R0USE-R0UX RESTAURANT
II 21s street, between 18th and 18th.
Service q Ia Carte. Boar6ers at S25 month. Pri-
waite dining rooms for ladies and gentlemen. Par
ticulAr attention given TO parties at short notice
VICTOR KOUX,
fe "a I'm" Late stew ard of Met. Club.
GOOD BOARD, with comfortable ROOMS, in a
NJ healthy location and short distance from most
OF the Departments, can be had reasonable
terms al 2Ic X St, bet. 18th and 18th fe q I'm"
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- jured themselves by certain secret habits,
which unfit them for business pleasure, or the
men. who, from the follies Of youth, or other
causes feel Q debility in advance of their years,
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should first read The Secret Friend"
Married lad lie: will learn something Of importance
address, in q sealed envelope, on receipt Of G
CENTS Address DR.. CHARLES A. STUART CO.,
Boz ton, Mass. ja2ly
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DEMONGEOTS
HAIR COLOR REGENERAToR,
Depot No. 219 Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th aud 18th streets.
Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and
PERFUNERY. Wigs made to order. Ladies' snd
Gentlemen's private rooms for Hsir-dressIng and
Cutting, and for the application OF the Regeners-
tor. Also, for the OF the Partisan Patent Brush
Consultation free for the disease Of the Hair.
sep2S 6m
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Tor PENTHOUSE TO LET at go per month
L and Furniture for tale at 0eoe. near City Hall.
d, l.. WELLS CO.,
NH lot corner La ave. and 9th street.
FOB RENT-Ihe large and desirable STORE
H. hOOM, No; 80 Pennsylvsnia avenue, under
Masn,nAgtoI Bpiiding; 81 present occupied BY
terms apply 10 JOHN q, ekMMEs. esafon House.
fsu-eodtf IExp. I Bait sun. ~
FOR sALE..A large two story HOUSE. with
Il Store attached, at Herpdon 6tatiou, Fairfax
county We on the Al; 4 X 3; r, within one
Sours ride q The Gsgitel rSs further int.rms
y. N. Price 81 ,b0i rs - NH If
Tor SALE Oh EXoHAN0R-3OO.ACR OF
y LAND, D montgomery county, Maryland, In de-
sirable neignborhood; Mne improvements, excellent
water, 6ne timber; 8 miles from Washington I
~ T,K!!tsER,A and aorth Cartel sssss,s
LOB sXLI-Njne F1KHE HOUSES corner Of
II and ~ streets, 1t "a -; third cash :
balance In s, II, 70 and ~ months, or os.sO cash ;
They nov rent q o10a month sach. ADDiy TO
o. H00D, $50 PennA. aye.L u 4 ii 49, is " lms
Z q TIE ORIoIAALI FRANC. = N ; fsll-iul
LOB RENT-PErwORfH FARW int ,~-e.,d.
u the tuInpike gate On the road LEADING from ~
S s. e p iSns6 g sidnss sa{ s.s.dG
scss sss e s g ssSS fe;ls -. e 6 -:
s srs orc n = ScssSs Pe.sss e -. kesSss
isil-W JANIS i0wLss. P,,sry A,,.s.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A CARD-FAsHI0NABLE BRESsMAKING
"A done. Also, the Art Of Cutting taught, With
the ohsrt. Price %. mrs. A. l.. TRAfkR, near
City Hall, No. AZ street. m loot.
A @ A r D.
We would respectfully announce to our friends
apd the public generally that in connection with
our regular tS:ioes. ne pay sPeeisl attention 70
TATE at Private Sale. We have now on hand .
number of desirable LOTS and large end small
HOUSES in different sections Of the city.
NH 10tf COOPER q LATTMER, Aucts
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TIE CHEAPEST PLACE TO a
PURCHASE FURNITURE, VI
- And as II the proof Of the padding ~
lie in eating it. call and +"
be convinced AZ
WILLIAM III DUNNS.
late clerk Of W b MosesD
sos eth street. 1horn's Building.D adjoining Odd
Fellows Hall
p s-The largest and cheapest assortment Of
Lounges u the city. f. y I'm
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his troubles with his wife, both having occupied
the same room ss usual, Lsnahan arose, dressed
himself, obtained an axe and left the house. BE
cutwood short time and then returned. bringing
the weapon With hun Hs p.0sssssd sss.ssy 70
were soundiy- sleeping. Carelessly walking 70
DIVERS bed he suddenly raised the axe and dealt
the unconscious victim Q powerful blow. The
sharp weapon wss buried to the handle in the
csptsin's nec. nearly seysring the head from the
shoulders, and producing instant death. The boy,
awakened by the blow, sprung out Of bed, only
to discover Dryer bloody corpse. and the bed
crimsoDed with gore. The man In the other bed
vas swake when Lanahan entered, but paid no
attention to the murderer until the bloody work
had been accomplished. Before recovering from
the horror with which the ghasfly spectacle hied
him, the murderer again coolly threw the axe.
still dripping with blood. over bis shoulder and
left the room. A1t5.g l1l4rJ 8sad
He returned to his wife's apartment carefully
washed and redressed himself, putting on clean
sbirt, and left the house, careiessly % though
nothing had happened. The alarm was quickly
raised, and some one hurried into the city for the
police. 0ficer Sauerman was found, ana IN COM
papy with couple of others, started In pursuit
Of the murderer. A short distance above Chelsea
Iapahap was observed leisurely approaching.
evidently with the intention Of surrendering TO
the authorities. He was brought In and lodged In
jan. BE confessed having killed Dryer, and ex.
pressed no regrets, but sought TO convey the i'm
preston that Dwyer had been improperly init
mate with his wife, who is quite old, and unlikely
TO attract any one.
Captain Dryer served during the war as a
Captain In the Fifteenth Tennessee (Confederatel
regiment, Q portion OF the time commanded by
Col. Moses White, of this city. He was gener-
ous, warm hearted, brave to rashness. and uni
versal favorite with all No one who knew him
ever believed him capable OF dishonor, and the
intimstion that he had held illicit relations with
Mrs. Lsushsn Ia wholly gratuitous. The muir.
derywas the deliberate action Of Q brute in human
form, brooding over merited chsstisement for the
Infamous crime of whipping q weak, defenseless
woman. .HFIlE Ha1sIisa s.l
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~, Mr., ,avyrs VI A' -
g. N-------'- - NN--'N' llf. tifH a3Ei1arfl
-E.4 eilal9.. ped 90 ~ ID gafsll. l3ls..s ~
LONDON, June lie Nord newspaper says war
IL considered certain next autumn. wa
/. Prince Nspoleon IL In Vienna, where he has had
interviews with the emperor. g. eeIet .f4fl
The Austrian House OF Deputies has voted to
fund the national debt at i've per cent. interest,
with heavy taxes on coupons. 1li ef
Bismarck urges the adoption OF q uniform sys-
tenn of ship measurement. rtg. raasN =
The car has issued q decree freeing all aliens
now exied IN Siberia, and all Poles sentenced for
iees than twenty years. -. msd
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Heavy hail storm pre-
vsiliDg. c iss.l1J aaa l.a4.f5lI lrlsI
The Chinese dine with the president Tuesday.
p TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars were collected and
paid TO the presidents counsel. Efar frar
The corruption committee give no intimstion Of
their intention regarding Wooley, who shows no
indicstions of yielding. 1faou 4. lf ..srar fss T
8 There are forty thousand gallons Of whisky in
bond waiting q reduction of the tax r0 ~
rIor,svrrsr lime 7Alex n Ru,l,t. IN,
thirty wears associated with the uress Of tbs conn
try. died 10 this citv Yesterday and wss bnried
today 80 ' '''' '1 -
RISsroxnl lima The pay,;ss IA the racer,
suel bet een Col Reed and Ms;or porter RAJ
been nlsrsd nnSer arrssf hv Gan c,rangsr The
AFFAIR was bronght IN of;c;si notice sbra5gb ia,.
ter TO the editor of the Sonthsrn 0nInion sionsd
bv them. threatening IN hold him nersonallv rs-
sDonsibJe n he Commented an the aneI -
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DROCLAMATION..... PROCL AAATION
OF QUARANTINE.


SrArx or LournAxA, Exxcurrvr Drr.xrxxxy,l
New Orleans, May q, 1858 !
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legslsure approved March IS
l&t entitled IAN act 90 establish Quarantine pro
lection Of the Stst provides the Of the
shall Issue his upon the dycs Of the Board Of
Health declaring whsrs thsre shall be reason to be-
Lave residential contagious infections disease exss
Effected place and stating the number Of days Of
antine to be performed BY the vessels their pzssenge on
and crews. coming from such place or placed
Now therefore In pursuance Of the prcvcns Of the act
Aforesaid do issue this procsmstion ard hereby
clare the places hereinafter named 70 be infected and
that s together with Ulcers and
cargoes arriving rom said plsocs having touched
stopped any Of them shall be subject qusraptins
less than ten days for longer period
sded necessary b. the Board Of Health TO take effect from
and after the PRONUNCIATION Of this proclamation.
Any violation Of the Quaranne laws hsrs proclsmed
will be severely puni he'd II the penalties prescribed By
Law dssmed inadequate the parties offending will be
lvered the military authorities 70 be dealt with
The places which hereby declared infect ed siore
said, are the following 10 Wit: aEsEag "a -
An the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the port
Of vers Crux, In Mexico rrsr-l .s-t'-.l-o
under my hand and Seal Of the State above and
the Independence Of the United states the
= -HAf satnnltfIr1n JOSHUA BAKkk
By the Governor
IN J. II. HARpY, Secretary Of State.
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brArE or LOUISIANA, kxxourIvx DKrARrnEss, 4
New Orleans, Nay ". 1863 !

bTArK LOUISIANA, kxECurfvE DKrARrnRmx. A
New Orleans May w. l6os. !
WHEREAs Len,s rcwers h.. made ap-
sS. ss IN s ISsw ss H. a
$50 signed Sy him TINA and ch as F.s As So
By sd duties as assessor
bond s.sea The h q November 1852 for the sum of
$500 constable & the Fth Justices Court, for the
Sond dated he asss Of November 1861 for the same
amount end tor the same Office and same security
the A ;Ss Il s = q
and n N Lsmbas securities .lg ~
frmsnse BY the said Louis Powers OF the duties sppsrtan
Notice hereby given persons interested In the shove
Sescrbed bonds to shSx cause IN writing e the Office 81
cation hereof why the said bonds houdn be cancelled and
Gwen under my hand and seal Of the STATE as above
Cd the Independence Of the unissd stat. the ninety
Governor Of Louisiana
J. Il. HANDY. Secretary Of State
E,Ar DE- Ia LoursiAsr, DKrAsr.nrx, ps L,Eucyny,,
Nouvele Orleans. 10 Il Mai 1888 !
application pour cancses les oites obligation oniss
In bond date lie Is Nsvembrs 1857 pour la somme de cine
cents p-strs sso sgne par ai meme CONNIE principal Ct
siticnse pour sccOp.semsnt sdsis dss dsve par Il d
Louis Powers, dans ct Jour Ia paroisse a Orleans
$500 cO%ms Comfortable dS oinase@s cour da Justice de
Psix pour la psrcsss. syec r. s. WtE secu
Un bond date lie a6 de Sovembrs 1861. pour Ia meme
e. date L ISIS s r.r
du Cneuieme oour District della seuseesoreans avec
rous les des bonds eant cond ionss pour acsempiss
ment hdee des desos du dt LOUIS Powers ct spperennan
Avis par s present dams
Lee St:i ne ss
. as :ss Dc &C. =: .ans
Sr, ind q a.. Ss Is
douxiernel JOSHUA sAKER
1 Gouverneur de ls Louisiana
j. J. i T. GaRSI. sscrst.ir. d,E...
STATE or LOUISIANA
New Orleans, May 8, 1888 )
Dlesln . e.Ses ms oei. bono a. son.s.sis for X.
Second Justice Court In and for the parish VI Orleans
bond dated the I'm Of May isss signed by him
coneoI ed Tor sAs faithful performance of his duties
bond % show cause writing 4 Toe ONCE q .hs sscIss
the SAID bond should not Be csnosiied and asnasa
undo ny ss nd AID "a q n: ss :. sSSy and
CsignsO JOSHUA BAKBR,
Governor OF Louisiana
=. Il. HARDr, Secretary Of State
ErAr DE La LOUISIANA.
DkrARrxnKxf Exxcufrr !
Nouvss-O riesns, 10 8 Maj, 1888.
A ,I;,...Is sre Jshn o k.z.s r:ss 3, s.e
me ccnnetsbe de Ia second du justice de px dams
pour - psfuisec d'Oricsne, SAVIOR:
I'm bond date le ileme 1856 signe par iumeme COM
me principal ct I'm Ben CONNIE securte. couditionee
fdse accomplishment de devoirs
table susdite n ~ ~ - ~
Avis par present dcnns toutss les psrsonnss int
renees dsyr fairs connate eit bureau du
taire dEst dams lee qustre jou qui suivo1t
In derniere publication de avis les iscus pour esquees
lee dit bonds ne serzt pas csncelle ct snpulle.
Donns signature s bceau Dc pEtsf a In
date menonne Ct i. qussrs doussms aimee Dc pm
depcpdsncs dss Etais Unis
signe) IosauA BAKER
0ouverneur de 10 Louisisne,
Par u eo6vsfhsuf. .f 49, III
J. II. HLKSf. seerstsirs d'Etss
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ErB0PEAF WAR cOEsTDzRBD CERTAIN INTERVIEW
BETWEEN THE PRINCE NAPOLEON AND THE ENPR.
RoR OF AUsrRIA-THB CzAR DEGREES FREED IN TO
ALIEN ExiLEs IN SIBERIA AND CERTAIN POLES
WASHINGTON IrEMs-DEATH OF A. G. BULLrrr-
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
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| BOOK rOR THE UNreKTUNAT

J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE d
Eases lnpotency, Iass Of Power, Nervous Debility,
Notes Impedimsnts TO Marriage shonld be rssd By all
uplasing marriage Sent b. mail receipt Of Is osnta
J. B. DUFF GRIfFIr,
at.f Nov Orleans Medical Institute.
e.f..ta. Ha .a.f1 14 Maxnxane s<res4
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ERENCM MEDICINES
PREPARED BY aRIMAULr co..
Chemists % II. I. HI. Prince NspoIes
Elt PARIS tMA

These different medicines represent the recent msd
discoveries founded the principles OF Chemistry and II
rspeucs They be COMPOUNDED with secret
medicines their sufficiently indicate their p
tom circumstance which has caused them 70 be apprscA
and preecrnsd BY the Fac1ity IN the whole world IN
widely differ from those meaicines advertised
the public papers able 10 possible disease
they applicable ony but very few comp ANTS III
laws exist in France with regard the sse
medical preparations and those which have undergo
examination by the Academy Of Medicine and have bel
ecacious either in the hospitals IN the practice
the frss medical authorised by thu Govern I'd
This fact mnst be guarantee for tbs excssncy Of hss
0kIMAULT OO's MEDICINES.
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IFE IssUKANCE.
PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
For Life Insurance Only.
AUTHORIZED Oo0O O
purely Southern Company. the Piedmont offers crest
advantages those desiring TO their lives. Policies
issued all plans and At low All made
on The basis Of real esste the company d.cardng 20
curtes foundation for credit The Piedmont exciu
sivey for Life Insursnce but rscass rsks
II refers TO its the p the
which IL Is held by our people,
HOME OFFICE; MONTREAL. NELSON COUNTY. VA
Presidsnt-W. O. CARRIN0TON
Secretsry-J j. HOPKINS.
sedicsI A viser-o HENRY PERRow, NIB.
Director-W d. OabeI. Hudson, Martin G. A. Hchaftsr
E. @ Thu,mond 7. p. Fitzpatrick wm. p. shepherd, j. e
feebles, VIM. Gordon d. J. Hsrtsook
New Orleans Agency: "a Union Street.
DABNhY II. Marry,
General Agent for Louisisns Texas and Arkansas.
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Local A gent