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ROUND PERUVIAN GUASO

x UANO, GUANQ, GUAN0.-3OO tons
NJ No Peruvian Guano, balance OF the cargo
of the ship "Naty Merryman' containing. By
ANALYSIS. seventeen per cent Of ammonia Weask
the special attention Of farmers and dealers 70 an
examination of It. GEORGE LEE & CO.,
au ls-3m Fourteenth street below Cary
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A NO. / PERUVIAN GUANO-Jr.,
arrived, q cargo Of superior RUyIIV
agent, for Gale by WISE BROTHERS.
Commission Merchants
mn M-lw $50! Cary gtrss
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DUPONT'S POWDER.

a oco packages OF this UNRINALLED SPORT
Inc; and BLASTING POWDER. In Kegs,
half kegs, quarter kegs, and canisters
ALSO,
IS coo feet BEST SAFETY FUSE. for sale by
e. & D WORKMAN x CO,
au 26-3tawlm Agents for the Manufacturers.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

ERENCH MEDICINAL
l. PREPARATIONS.
AS agents for Mr.. T. FOUGERA, New orhr
general agent for the United States for French ANA
other approved PHARMACEUTICAL fkEFA.
RArlOSS, We offer 10 the public, and guarantee
them To be genuine,
Blancard's Pills OF Iodidc of Iron,
Boudault's pepslne and grcparailCt.es
Paullluia Powders, for Headache;
Albespryre's Blistering Tissue,
Franks Grains de Sapte.
Clertan's Pearls OF Turpent!nc, &C.
Queryenne's Iron by Hydrogen,
Coils Brownies Chiorodyne,
Mathey-Caylus Capsules,
Laville's LiqUeur De Il Goute,
Auberxler's Syrup tactucar!rm.
Fougera's Elixir OF uorse-Rad!Sh-
MEADE 4 BAKER.
au?4 Pharnaceutisfs, $40 Msin street.
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PERUVIAN GUAN0.
MANIPULATED GUANO.
WHEAT FERTILIZERS.

MANIPULATED GUANO.
: WHEAT FERTILIZERS.
The JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COW
PANY again offers TO the public It's several nyera
rations for the WHEAT CROP, and having In n,
mer advertisements furnished very full detail. .,
their composition and prop, rites, will confne ~,
notice 10 mere catalogue with the assurance tba,
the formulas as heretofore advertised ara AMI
upulously adhered to- viz: ~
REGULAR PREPARATION.
of !, 900 pounds Peruvian and eco pounds ysyss.,
Guano,
Price $40 per ton OF 900 pounds
SPECIAL PREPARATION
of J, 333 pounds Peruvian and ss7 pounds Say,s,,
Guano,
Price $50 per ton or 2, 900 pounds
GROUND PERUVIAN GUASO
reduced In Its driest state TO the use OF the dru
without impairing ITS quality at small
advance on the price Of the
. crude article.
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants Of the city, or directly 10 the under.
signed. K. u. BENTLEY,
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VARIETY sPRlNGs.-This delightful

VARIETY SPR1NGS.-This delightful!
v summer resort, situated fifteen miles west OF
Staunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad WIZ
be opened for the accommodation OF guests on Inc
18th June.
business men wishing a retreat for their families
during summer viii have every advantage here
From Richmond Baltimore, Washington ana
other cities, they reach these springs on The same
day At o'clock Z. NJ.
Seven different kinds Of water, and, agreeable 10
analysis, OF superior quality.
The cars stop at the door. -
TERMS :: ss5 per montk $40 per week, ~ per da};
Children undo. twelve years and servants hsu
price Bathing in Healing Water g I,atsn,-cs
ie lo-sm Proprtetors.
SEA-BATHING AT COBB'S ISLAND
/ } This delightful summer resort. situated elSh-
teen miles northeast of Cape Charles ana tisLS
miles from nearest main land, is rapldiy sfo"'nSS
to become Of the most attractive places on she
coast OF America. ,,.x
Its pleasant, pure, and delightful breezes, giving
strength 10 the invalid, will never be forgotten W
those who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many Improvements, both IN tne
furnishing or our houses ana SenerAi Oe""'' -
our grounds. ,o,
be surpassed, being perfectly safe. with an aouh''
ance OF lighthouses. u..
Shooting, fishing, and boating cannot be excelles,
On the continent with an abundance OF posls anu
experienced men TO attend to the wants OF VISITORS
with other amusemsnts-bowlings Saloons oiliiAi"N
RAND OF MUSIC has been engaged.
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana
FRIDAYS at 4. NJ. will connect with steamer W
Cherrystone and thence ~ me OF hsGEs 1919 iS
ing, and thence by steamer 10 The lsiana arri'ins
at3P.M
geo. COBB BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Cherrystone post-ofnce,
1e7-1m Northampton county, va
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CUGAR-COATED PILLS.-The attention
- Of physicians snd others Is called 10 my stges
OF SUEAR-COATED PILLS aud GkASuLEs
have In store the most complete assortment IN vi
city from the best manufacturers, which can se.
1T manufacturers' prices. Catalogues ana pr pT
lists furnished on application. JOHN w. NJ
SON, Apothecary and Druggist, corner MAIN AZ"
Third streets, Richmond VS.. nv
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1868.

NAsHN0fuN, jan 1905.
RIGHTS op sArUnALKED CITIZENS.
Mr. BocrwKLL trep.I Of Mass, presented resolutions
or a public mass meeting held in Lowell. hase., In
reference 10 the rights Of naturazsd ctzons abroad
Referred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
CONDITION OF UNITED STATES SOLDIERS sIrxA.
Mr. BurrsR, repl OF Mass offered resolution calling
on the Secretary OF War for Information 40 TO the rc-
ported suffering Of United States troops In stka from
cold and hunger. Adopted
The House then proceeded 70 the consider Of tho
Senate sndnsnts 70 toe Deficiency pil and disposed
OF them a follows:--Tne amendment appropraung
81 344 increased compensation to the Congressional
stationery with proviso that hereafter only sl35 shs
DO allowed for stationery and newspapers each mem
Der senator for any one session.
Mr.. wAsuBuGsg, rcp.l of Ill.,, moved an amendment
that further allowance be made for the year ending
March 3, 1893. than already made.
This item gave rise 10 considerable discussion In tho
oourge Of which, rcpiy to suggestion by Mr. NAY.
SARp rep OF Tenn, that all members should be al
loved to draw whatsver stationery they needed,
Mr. STEVENS rep OF Pa said that that plan mad been
tried add had TO DO changed because some nom,
bers procured under the name Of stationery panta.
looms and shirts and shaving soap enough las, thorn
for years. uaughtcrl Scme members bad run up
their account Tor stationery to nearly thousand dosrs
Tho discussion also extended 10 the question OF mile
age, Mr. BsosEwtr rep, Of III, charging that Western
York aud M ANDERSON, (repl Of Mo-. ls Chalrman
or tbs COMMITTEES en- Mileage contrsdctng the aseer
ton mat any western member had bean allowed mie
age Dy himself DC by the Speaker by way 81 Chicago and
New YORK that the Chicago member himself lMr Judy
charged mileage by the direct route % Washington aud
basis BY himself and the Speaker
III. NaShbul1o's amendment 70 The angndment S7s
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SENATE.
w4Hscros Jan. %, 1868.
rHr Excoss1.ucnos snl,-EuIs OF DESTITUTE rrRsoss IN
Soon.
The CH.n announced the blowing House bills for
references ~
The Supplementary Reconstruction act On motion
OF Mr. Doolittlo I, was laid pvsr, As no desired to
address tho Senate nolonto instruct tho committee
TO report q certain smendmsut
Bill for relief>of destitute pssons 10 fns South Re-
forrred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
MEMORIAL rRoA AnxRIcAi cITzgss IN JAPAN
American citizens in Japan relative 70 the engagement
Japanese and ships OF war and setting forth that
while full compensation had been exacted for Injuries
done the United States In ihos seas, no compensation
or thanks haa been givm 10 the gallant officers
and men who then did the Unissd States such great
credit. Referred 10 the Committee on Navr Anairs
PETITION ~ nEHALF os AnxaIcN crrIzsss IMPRISONED
GRHAI sRITlIs
NJ sr W r.. p .. ?, m' presented sssOqo1'
setting forth that As cerain citizens detained
without cause by DIE Brissh government IL is the duly
OF the United states gosermsnt 70 interfere promptly
in their behalf and earnestly urging that this be done
Referred TO the comm,,sson Foreign Relations
w. coxr, .s1n ,,n, I1n s s.s. nv,: .,o,
nructlons In the East rver approach 70 New York
barbor at He'll Gate HeFsid Ii Was stated that these
ars sna that h removal roas be- e bs So
III 70 commsrca
Tuy ANTI cFTRAcTIoS BIZ.
Mr.. CArrrIL frsp.l OF j., from the Committee OF
Conference the bill 10 PREVENT the contraction OF the
currency, reported that NJ Committee had agreed that
the Senate should recedc tom ts anendments and 10
report the following amedmsat;--
Provided that nothing hten contained shall the
cancellation and destrucuh Of mutlated notes.
placing the same with ndss Of tho same character and
amount.
Tue repor, was agreed and the amendment adopted.
THE orroS TAX.
Mr. snrRsas, rep.i Ohio, presented q report
from tho COMMITTEES OF difference the blli relieving
cotton from stating they wore unable 20 agree
and moving the appointment OF another COMMITTEES,
and instrucng them 10 bceds from the senate amend.
ment and report an arnhdmenI allowing the importa-
ton OF cotton free OF dug
AFTER discussion al tht suggestion OF Mr. Anthony,
Mr. sherman modified resolution by providing that
In the further sked by the House the
bers OF the committee tue part OF tho senae be in
slructed 10 recede from he Senstes amendments pro-
vdod tns House accept the amendment relative to
imported cotton.
Mr.. hoRros, rop.I Of ~, moved 10 amend by pro.
ydng tha The ent re tac suspended until after ts0S
and after that year II be Dc cent per pound
After further debate IN amend 10 emit was adop "a W
q vote OF % to 49,
iNrgRNArioyk ExHimriog AT HAvRr.
Mr. SuHskR. from tho Committee on Foreign Rala-
tons reported iolut tolution providing ~, the
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made TO carry the mails four times month from New
Orleans to Pensacola, 81. Marks, Cedar Creek Tampa
and Fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas to Key West back
thus giving Key West. which has been almost without
mail facilities since the war, six mails q month.
Examination Of Candidates for the Navy
Medical Corps.
The following named medical officers win constitute
board. TO the Naval Asylum. Philadelphia, jan
uary 90 for the examination Of such candidates may
appear before for admission into the medical corps OF
the navy, vx:-surgeon william s. Luschenbsrger,
president; surgeons Lewis D. Hunter and William 4
Grier members, and Surgeon Thomas b. Turner, rc-
corder.
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Government improvements at the New York
Battery.
Iron the Evening Tolssam Of yesterday
wASMGroy, Jan. "a 1895.
The supervising architect Of The Treasury has begun
the preparation Of the drawing for the barge house 70
be erected on the Battery, Niw York This drawings
for the wall at the Battery are pretty well advanced
towards completion.
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Quarterly Report Of the New York Banks.
lFrom the Evening Telegram Of ysaserday.l
WARRINGTON, Jan. "a, 1885.
The following Ia abstract Of the quarterly reports
Of tho national banks Of New York State rendered 10
the Comptroller OF the Currency
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g. The Irish and German elsmsnts repelled by the
sumptuary and Sunday laws and the absolute repuda
ton ~ the republicans OF their rights a. citizens OF the
Q. The Cathole. element, in aptAgonism TO thu In
dlviduasm and prospective character OF the Puritan
= The legal profession generally, alarmed and
wounded by the assault on the Supreme Court
cal .snaeaciss Of issis alton, rspslsd by sssrophm
and damaged By the prostraton q business aud CON-
An important part OF the banking interest repre-
sented BY Chase and his friends who offended by want
OF recognition and fearing the destruction Of their own
interests secretly working against tue republicans,
and who will, AZ shall show mako trade with the
democratic party.
governments and tho men connected with thsm. This
class will opposition account or being deprived
OF the fruits Of International commerce by the utter
ii. A class OF calm, rejecting, conscientious men
mostly retired from active pursui,sl who SEQ IN tho
events the times the destruction OF individual free
dom and the SUBSTITUTION Of military despotsm FOR re-
la Tho womsnnooi OF the country, outraged by the
grant OF suffrage the negroes while 10 denied sue
refined and Gu tured members or their own ser.
Such tho forces Al var with tho Jacobtnca plan
stroy (of this the radicals themselves and
hence their dssperation provided the democrats are
wise And that tney are nq' osp9sea 70 70 lo0l'sa Wiz
lately determined on.
The democratic policy 10 already formed. The pro-
gramme simple and natural IL represents the highest
phase Of political philosophy, and has in II he elements
OF sirkingy manifest Its Brst polnt ~, no
President al candidate till the last momcnt Every eie
OF opinion and every interest 10 10 be- a. liberty to
advocate its own nominee up 20 the hxod hour Az
speculation possible candidates Is for the present
therefore futile and absurd For the first tune ia party
history the President stricken out OF the rubre OF our
politics a. unimportant hgurs. The men Of real
power the Warwicks tho kingmakers who are 10
control the democratic administration. Those men
been designated In secret papal conclave by the
democratic cardinals The nominee, whoever lie may
be- will DO man accepts tho arranged snt already
entered into Ths cement looks to the organiza.
ton and cohesion OF all me clements Of Let
Of these elements OF power relied
on ~ sustain the pfogramme.
!. rhs financial men OF Europe and America. lrnc
nature OF tue secret lrcs,y viii eniy 10 shosn
4 Commercial men who LOOK ~ tIe restoration aud
extension Of iOregu tradt
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Reduction OF Expenditures for the Navy.
The Secretary Of the Navy, In view or The contcm-
plated reduction OF the naval and marine force in ac-
cordancs with the bills before Congress, and tbs 70.
solution lately passed by the House, that u 10 unneces
sry TO proceed further at present In building or equip
ping ships Of war, today sent letter to the Speaker
revising and reducing the estimates submitted by him
to Congress and retaining only such were deemed
essential to the proper preservation Of the property
the government Only the appropriations are now
asked which are Indispensable and without which the
service would DO seriously crippled The Secretary
says In his communication, that tho Importance Of
placing navy yards in condition, In cases OF emer-
gsncy that may arise. has been brought 70 the aten.
tion Of Congress In his annual reports, and his
estimates submitted herewith. Appropriations have
asked to place them proper condition. As Congress
has shown q disposition, however. TO postpone TO q
future day tho Improvement Of navy yards hs sub
ms tho revised estimates what 10 absolutely mecca
sary Tho estimates submitted with the last annual 70.
port OF the Secretary amounted to $474i1ss s5 and
the revised estimates to 02447s o3a reduction Of
$40, 800, 705 %, or about one-half.
The Cotton Tax.
The House COMMITTEES on Conference have agreed to
end that the Senate rocsds from their amend
ments 70 the Cotton Tar Repeal BILL and will urg. int
the tar DO removed on ell except tho indian
cotton.
The Postal service.
Tho Postmaster General has Just ms,ursd arrange.
ments Cor the regular conveyanes Of malls twice IA
by steamship from baltimore via Havana aud Key West
10 New Orleans and back. rho steamship Liberty leaves
New Orleans to-day, and the Cuba will leave Baltimore
toll the 23d inst Another arrangement has been
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Committee on Southern Railroads. made the point OF
order that the question whether those railroads had
been loyal or dslcya had no connection with tho msa-
suro before the House
me srkAsRs overucd the point Of order.
Mr. JuuAs then SID :.-Iis gentleman from New York
mr. Cbaner) will possess his soul IN as much patience
as he under this exposure OF the rebel character Of
his friends In the South. ~ .a
Mr. CnAsLxK who occupying seat close 70 Mr..
Julian rose and exclaimed The gsntlemau, In making
any such assertion, ases the words Of . coward"
Tue srsAKxR Instantly called Mr. Chansr 70 order.
Mr. CHAsLER before rssumiBg his seat said that the
gentleman from Indiana should not take advantage Of
his position mako such statement and then prevent
his TAR Chansr'sl replying TO It,
The srKAKKa, knocking with his gave, repeated that
the remarks Of tho gentleman from New YORK we're out
Tho remarks, having been reduced 20 writing by mo
Globe reporter read from tho Clerks desk, The
words attributed to Mr. Chanlef closing with the word
Tho srgAxER ruled that tho language used by tho
gentleman from New York was unparamcnsary and cut
Mr. CaAxLxn reminded the speaker that 10 connsc-
ton with tho words excepted to be had made Of the
expression tina. the gentleman from indiana taking
advantage OF his position 70 make the statement and
prevent any reply
Tue SPEAKER remarked that no qualification justined
coward. " IL was anparliam entary and improper
Mr. CaASrsR--Ceftainly no, 70 he 10 oas.
Mr. JuriAs-h tho gentleman from New York
believes what he says he can test that question himself
at any time.
ar CalsLsH-v Very well, sir; I win take an early
opportunity. Has tho Chair ruled out Of order the
words Of the gentleman from lndiana3
Tbs srKAKsR-rho Chair ruled the words OF the gen.
tsman from New ork out of order. tLaughter.l
Dir. CHASLkR--rhat ~ vcry easily understood.
Tho sPxAKsRThe Chair will say that fhe remarks Of
the gentleman from Indiana though they may not have
bcen very pleasant 10 the gentleman from New YORK.
did nos viosis any parliamentary rule They may per.
haps have boon very severe from their inference BAT
they did not offend any parliamentary law
grE pEArH or REPRESENTATIVE NoELL.
The bll went over until 70 morrow 70 enaos the
Missouri delegates 20 announce the death OF their col.
league Thomas NOEL, who died At st. Louis on the
9th OF October, lse7. Enogios tho character and
pubic services or Tie deceased we're made By Asssra
Newcomb, Burr, Kerr PILE, Mccormick, Nbiack and
Matt Appropriate resolutions adopted, aud the
H.asa "a hAif.ra8t three X N. adj, urnsd
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GINS AND RIFLEs.-The old and reliable hard
ware house OF Taylor i Churchill on Magazine
street. has 80 long had the reputation OF selling
the best guns to be had IN New Orleans shat we
deem it almost superauous TO call attention to
their notice in todsy's paper; Yet II may % WEI
tbe list ara see exactly the various kinds OF guns
and rifles which are for sale, including seven dtf'
ferent kinds, each one OF which has been tested,
and about the excellence OF which 1t Is lmposslele
there can be any mistake. These nre arms a. Iot
saIe nv the wholesale OF the single OLE. II is not
surprising that Taylor & Churchill received the
frst premium at the late fair, for nobody has pre-
sumed, for many years, to contest with them Ihe
palm Of keeping the lsrgestiand best stock OF hre
arms in the Southwest.
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THE REoOHsTRUCrION CONVENTION
sIXTY-HINTH DAY.

THURSDAY, Feb. 20, 1868.
Convention met ct 10 A. NJ; sixty delegates
present.
The following resolution by Judge Crawford, OF
Caldwell, was adopted, viz:
ResOlUed. That special committee Of FIVE be
appointed by the chair to revise the style aud ar
rangement Of the Constitution, and that they have
q correct copy printed as adopted, and the pro-
posed changes set forth specifically.
Messrs Cooley, NAPLES, Crawford, Crane and
Pinchbeck were appointed the committee in ques-
ton. The name Of the president was slbse-
quently added.
Upon motion of Wicklife, of Orleans. the other
committee was discharged.
The convention then adjourned 10 Saturday,
the 22d inst, at IL n.
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Saturday. February seth. 1899.
ATTENUATION PRIZES.

: approximation pTiHss Of g3O each for the nina ~
naming unts Of the ten 81 ire hauoer
drawing ths SsoOOo prAe S-Io
apprOxiLnstien Of 800 cash fer the nine 70
rnaining units Of the Ten Of the namber
drawing the $1,000 prize ars. ............ ASt
, asproxinsti0n prizes Of 500 each for the ninere
naming units Of the same ta7 % the nunbar
drawing the tsUOJ prize are................... tN
approximation prises Of $3.50 each Tor ne nine re-
naming units OF the same tan Of the number -
drawing the tTO0 prise lsSo
! sBproximatioa prizes Of SlOo each for the zine 70
rnaining units Of the same Ten Of the naInbH
drawing the 5000 prize srs...... w
Approximation priSes Of $40 each for the Rias r.
naming units Of the sans ven Of the nznsaf =
drawing the Ske1s prise are. .aassrys 30
l6l approximations OF s5e each - rena'nng
units Of the ssssssso ofth number drawing the -
tNysbvsfss are io'o
t8 przes amounting tee.
Whols Aeksls sl7; Halves So Quarters, -; EEhths 81 o.
Prizes payable In fall without DEDUCTION.
Tickets this splendid scheme VII % osre1u3
answered By mall and the drawings seat with az
psn1On Of the result Of each invesEnsst - soon - s
drawing 70 oVsr. Address, ,.,v -,
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MEDICAL.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
geo Magazine street, Corner of POeyfsrre.
MEDICAL.
NEW ORLEANS

PzoY. JOSEPH A. EoEVOY. Surgeon in ChGga
DR. J. BALDWIN DUFF Y S................ Assistant
DE-. TAOs. G. GRIFFIN -. Pharmaceutical Chemist
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....sPECLAL.

LNAIAA
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By Of atmospheric pressure LEGAL and internal con
ssons Instantly relieved Which restores health IN
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into and through part operated eourse OF which
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shrunksn PArs Ims5tsncy Weak sexual Power, Spena
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aInul and Ineontineneso Urine Enlarged Prostate Obs
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ohsr rarely Hnrdreds Rave bean trsatsd ruo
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HIS Medical Enths
Eraoass Constitutional syphs Skn Diseases, Hurnors
Ehsumstsn Mercury from the system which medicines
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Private Diseases Cured speedily.
Remedies prepared furnished FOR Al Forms q disease
asste snd chronic Of ets9T sex
Ofee hou<s from A n. 10 n. Consuitasioo fres'
FrsaLnsat cash Changes moderate. Strictly eOhhdsntal
At. HowB,n D., u Bs-Oans street,
Near Canal. New Orleans
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Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium louisiana state
Fair. For sale Of 81 Canalstreet.