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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20
HORSES AND MULES.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE HORSES AND
Mares, Mules, Euggies. Harness, eSc,. at aac.

OK H. =. SsGNTaGssE wY. AUCTION
D eer--Wiu be sold on TUESDAY. March q,
1870, ct hstf-past ten O'Clock, at the spacious
Stables, 2l3 and us Greyisr stroet--
Elegant SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES
and MARES in pairs and single.
CTrY AND COUNTRY AULES.
-GLaO-
Top and Oyen BEToGIEs. BAEOUCHES. HAIR.
NEse, etc
Terras-Cseh in United States Treasury notes
OcYU
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5 REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1870.

seal; for making partitions, twenty cents
| for every hundred words, including record
ing the same, and twenty five cents Io1 Inc
certificate and seal.
SEC. IL. Be it further enacted, ETC.. That
it shall be the duty Of the recorder or the
notary public, if required by the person
having the services performed, as described
in the foregoing section of this act, to give
detailed fee bill, receipted, to such per-
son, on his paying the fees for all serv.
| ices performed, which shall be evidence OF
payment.
| SEC. II. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
| if any clerk, sheriff, recorder or notary pub
| lie in the State shall presume to demand
| and collect any other or greater fees than
| are particularly and specially herein set
| forth, he shall be deemed guilty of a INSIDE
| meanor, and, on conviction thereof, his
office, from the date Of conviction, shall be
deemed vacant, ipso factO, and be filled as
provided by law for filing vacancies In such
offices; and he shall be decreed, in addition,
to refund any amount he may have collect
ed in excess of his legal fees, and be further
tined in the sum Of not less than fifty nor
more than one hundred dollars for each
overcharge, at the discretion of the court,
tor the use of the parish. This fine may be
sued for by the Police Jury of the parish, or
any person aggrieved, for the use Of the par
ish, independent oflthe prosecution for nlisde-
nieaucI, IN any court having JurlSllCttOn, out
the fine shall not be assessed but one in
each case, and the civil suit shall not bar
the criminal proceeding provided for 10 this
section.
Sec. l3. BE it further enacted, etc, That
all laws or parts OF laws in conflict with or
contrary to the provisions of this act, be
and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. Il. Be it further enacted, ETC.. That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signed) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
NOTE EY THE SECRETARY OF S-ATE.-The
foregoing act having been presented to the
Governor of the State of Louisiana for his
approval, and not having been returned by
him to the House of the General Assembly
in which it originated, within the time pre-
scribed by the constitution Of the State Of
Louisiana, has become law without his
approval.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20
By j. 8. Walton.
WITHOUT RESERVE.

ELEGANr MANSION ON CANAL STREET
OF MARAJS STREET. in the First District,
late residence OF Thomas p. May, Esq.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20
BY Placide j. Spear.
SALE CONTINUED.

$lCc, coo WORTH OF UNRBDEEMED PLEDGES
To he sold at Pablo Auction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20
By Sheriff Maxwell.
IMPORTANT SALE
IN TIE

PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.
COURTHOUSE DOOR, ON SATURDAY,
April 2, at II 4. n.
E. vILLAVASo EFT AL VS.. EDMOND
VILLERE EFT AL
THE SHERIFF WILL SELL. AT THE
L above date the VILLERE PLANT ALTON
situated below the city of New Orleans, at about
seven miles distance. the left bank OF the river
measuring about nineteen arpents front by depth
extending to Lake Borgne. together with all the
Buildings, Dwelling House, Sugar-House and Ma
ehinsry, in good order; Stables, Earns, CABINS
Seed Canes and Rattoons, Implements of HUG
bandry Ten Mules and all appurtenances.
Also
A PORTION OF GROUND on the adjoining
plantation of lsrg extent, making part of the plan
tation formerly belonging TO General P. Lacoste
measuring about sixteen srpents front by forty ar
pents in depth. as per plan in the Office Of A. Fitot
attorney at Law. No % Royal street.
Terms OF Sale-One-fourth cash, and the balance
one, two and three years, in notes bearing eight
Per cent interest,
The stssmboet leaves svs,y day ct P. II from
the foot OF Eeplanade street, and conveys The paS-
seneess within TIVE miles Of the courthouse.
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THE SUPERB AND COMPLETE ASSORT
EENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF
THE ESTABLISHMENT.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Louis Stern & Bros.
FIvR HUNDRED CASES BOOTS sHOES AhD
BROGANS.

pY LOUIS STERN d BIOS. - ID.
~ Stern: ENTHUSIASTICALLY, March q. a.
ten o'clock A. M, at their salesroom. No. l6 Charities
street, will be sold
SO GASES BOOTS. SHOES AND gROGANS.
Comprising general assortment, as well as fine
stock Of Philadelphia and Newark work for mems,
boys. ladies' misses and children's These
Goods are fresh and desirable. and well worth tho
attention OF the trade.
Terms-At sale. nh20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20

PLANTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND.
QUALITY. IMPORTED BY mr.. PELLORCE
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey e. Co.
VALUABLE RIVER FRONT PROPERTY
IN ALGIERs, OPPOSITE NEW ORLEANS
Well adapted for Ship Yards and Warehouses.
THOMAS EASSAN Vs. MRS. LOUISE Il. An
dersoc. ADM tratrix, etc, ct Al
SC5r IN PARTITION.

Fourth D4s:rlct Court for the Pazian Of Crlsans-
No. Z2,1Il
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
Oiaoe Fnrniturs at Auction.
l1E y. IbEJAG, or, ACCFIONEEE--OR.
p dce and ware rooms no. lbs Gravier street.
Win be cold MONDAY, March Il. 1870.
st IL o'clock Il. III, M, at his new Auction Mart
No. la3 Gravier street, corner OaTordelet-
Household Furniture OF every description, Pianos.
Office Furniture; also, new goods per arrival Of
steamer every week.
Terne-Cssh Ia United st&tes Treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20
LARGE AND IMPORTANT CREDIT SALE

THE FINEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
SEASONABLE CLOTHING. GENTS FUR
NISEING GOODS. AND HATS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
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LADIES' AUCTION

NINE. SOPHIES STORE ON CANAL STREET.
BETWEkR CAkOhDELHT AND BARONNE
STREETS.
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CHOICE JEFFERSON CITY sQUARE. UNDER
HIGH CULTIVATION, ON VALENCE
STREET SHELL ROAD, WITH COTTAGE
RESIDENCE THEREON

TEN DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE THIRD DIS
trict. suitable for Dairymsn. without reserve. a
auction.
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in form is written out by some other party
and passed before the recorder or notary
public as notarial act, the fees shall be
twenty-five cents for passing the act, and
ten cents for every hundred words for re.
cording the came; for every necessary GER
tiicate and seal to every notarlal act TWEEN
ty-6ve cents; and no notarial act shall have
oresthan one certificate and seal; for max.
ing copies of all official documents, ten cents
for every hundred words; for certificate and
seal to every copy, twenty-five cents; for
proving up an act under private signature,
twenty-n cents /; for recording an act
under private signature, ten cents for every
hundred words, and twenty-five cents for
the certificate and seal showing the record
ing thereof; for certificates OF mortgages,
with seal, one dollar, and for every hundred
words after the first four hundred, twenty
cents; for canceling mortgages, with certifi-
cate and seal thereof, one dollar; the parties
in the nOtaral act may, by written clause
in the act, dispense with the certificate of
mortgage required by article three thousand
three hundred and twenty eight of the Civil
Code, and, in such cases, the recorder or
notary public shall not be entitled to charge
for such certificate; tor fixing seals on
effects Of deceased persons, two dollars; for
twenty-five cents; for recording acts
passed before other notaries pub.
lie, ten cents for every hundred
words, and twenty-five cents for the certif-
cate and seal; provided, there is not over
one certificate and seal; for making inven-
tories of successions or other property out
of office, fifty cents per hour, provided not
more than twelve hours per day shall be
charged, together with twenty cents per
hundred words for the process verbal of the
inventory. and recording it, and twenty-five
cents for the certificate and seal thereon: for
making inventories in Office there shall only ,
be charged twenty cents for every hundred
words for taking and recording the same,
and twenty-five cents for the certificate and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20

E. VILLAVASO EFT AL. VS.. EpMON
VILLERE EFT AL.
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d0iIar; ana III criminal causes lily cents
shall be allowed for each summons to a
juror; for serving writ of habeas corpus
and return, two dollars, in civil cases-no
charge to be made in criminal cases; for
notifying creditors of iusolvent debtors to
attend meetings, each twenty. FIVE cents; for
attendance in the Supreme Court, five dol
lars per day.
For attendance on the District and Parish
Court, five dollars per day, to be paid ON the
warrant of the judges of such courts, out Of
the parish treasury, except in the parish of
Orleans.
For keeping and maintaining prisoners in
jail, per day sixty cents, and for receiving
in and discharging from the Parish Prison,
one dollar shall be allowed; the Sheriff shall
also be allowed the actual cost received for
fuel, lights, necessary clothing for the
prisoners and repairs to prison, upon the
approval of the District Judge.
For executing any person sentenced to
capital punishment, to be paid by the parish,
fifty dollars.
For serving any order OF court not other
wise provided for, fifty cents.
For advertising any sale made by the
Sheriff, when done in writing, and posting
up the same, for each offering, ten cents for
each hundred words, and twenty-five cents
for posting them up.
The Sheriffs, Coroners and constables,
Iue paIlsn VI OIieanS eACepseu, eudi DC
entitled to receive ten cents for every mile
they may actually and necessarily travel,
in going to and returning from the service
of any process, and in no case shall mileage
be allowed for q greater distance than the
place of residence of the person on whom
the process was served, and when the re-
turn of such services is illegal or erroneous,
no charge shall be made therefor.
The Sheriffs shall be allowed commission
on all sums under five hundred dollars, OF
two per cent, and one per cent on all sums
above FIVE hundred dollars. collected by
them under writ Of fieri facias, or order Of
seizure or other writ, when made without q
sale.
That the Hheriffs throughout the State
shall be entitled to demand for tyansporta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20

COURTHOUSE DOOR, ON SATURDAY
April z, at II 4. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

/. We are glad to hear that Mr.. John Purdy,
whose glass mandatory was destroyed lately
b. fire, proposes to rebuild the works immedi-
ately, and to construct them of fre-proof ma
ferial. Mr.. Purdy, in a quiet, unpretending
way, was doing excellent pioneer work in start
ing manufacturing operations here. Washing
ton will enter upon its true career of prosperity
when others OF our capitalists commence the
same good work of fostering and building up
manufacturing enterprises here. 1t will be
happy day for our city when we can in this way
become self-sustaining community, indepen-
dent OF the government for support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

"floors to let is sign that may now be seen
In many parts of New York city to an extent
never before known, and upon houses which
Landlords would never at any previous time
have rented in that way. There is hint here
that should not be lost on Washington landlords
There is no place in the country where houses
divided IN this manner would find so many and
good tenants as here. II is true, we have few
or no houses at present adapted to this style of
living; but little ingenious carpentry would
soon work wonders in that direction. Or better
still, some Of our large builders should try the
experiment Of putting up block or two of
houses expressly arranged for this style of life,
which secures the comforts of housekeeping on
moderate scale, without the expense of keep
Ing up complete establishment as ordinarily
planned. We are sure they would find profit in
if
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

Is THE WATER TO BE CUT OFP?-A commu-
nication from Col I. b. Same, Engineer in
Charge of the Washington Aqueduct, was read
in the Georgetown City Councils last evening,
In which that officer says -" 1t is possible that
both Georgetown and Washington may be en-
firely deprived of Potomac water, as the appro-
Priation for superintendent and repairs of
the Washington .Aqueduct is completely ex-
hausted."
We learn that the House Committee on
Appropriations have cut down the estimates
for the necessary expenses (Which were calcu-
lated on the basis of the closest economy pos
sible) very consfderably, and have prohibited
any excess Of expenditure beyond the reduced
appropriation If Congress insists upon this
reduction and restriction, it is not easy to see
how the water supply can be kept up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

The CONFERENCE OF VIRGINIA RRrUBkI-
Cause.-The members of the several wings of
the Republican party, who had been specially
invited TO attend a conference in Richmond, as
sembled In that city on Thursday, and organ
lied by the election OF Judge Alexander Rives
as president, who delivered q speech urging the
unifcation Of the party in the State. Senator
Lewis, Franklin Stearns, Charles II. Porter,
Lewis Mckenzie, James H. Platte, George W.
Booker, Joseph NJ. Humphreys, Lewis Lindsay,
HI. l.. wigand, and others, representing the va
rious shades OF Republicanism in the State,
were present, and all seemed anxious to har-
monte. The result OF this desire was shown
yesterday, when the conference unanimously
adopted platform declaring themselves in IA
yor of an immediate enforcement of the four
teenth and fifteenth amendments to the consti-
tuition; universal amnesty; public education at
public expense; the encouragement OF internal
Improvements; an honest enforcement of the
new State constitution, and hearty support of
President Grants administration. Resolutions
were introduced denOuncing Governor Walker,
but they were voted down and a substitute
adopted " that this body have no confidence in
the alleged Republicanism OF the Governor of
Virginia, but do not consider it worth while to
characterize his political course"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

The new Superintendent of Police in New
York has very acceptably signalized his Access
sion to office by issuing an order requiring that
hereafter the sidewalk in front of churches, at
the close OF service, and Of the theaters, at the
end Of the performance, shall be effectually DO
Heed, so a. to prevent any assemblages that
could prevent free ingress and egress. 1t il
daily matter Of regret that similar order has
not or cannot be promulgated in Washington.
The manner in which loafers hang about the
doors Of our places Of worship and amusement Is
in the highest degree obnoxious to the public
and discreditable to the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

The Philadelphia Ledger and other thought
full papers are directing public attention to the
huge robberies Of the public domain In the way
Of subsidies to railroad corporations. and Of
which most conspicuous example Is the bill
now before Congress for the Northern Pacific
railroad, which has been the greatest bsne-
hciary Of the government, but which ID yet cry
ing for more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23
n0A wax hgure exhibition or I.,neo,n,.
der Is prohibited in Dantxig. IN

@A wax ngure exhibition M n Sn>,t-,.-
der Il prohibited In Dantxig. n
NBisbop MeTyeire, Of Ternes.e.. ,..o,,-
mands roller skating Is substitute for daaoinv
ga thousand-dollax QUOT match IA tha la.
outbreak OF the championship mania
~Figaro saws tbst legal peculiarly Of the
West n that all the lawyers are judges, and mona,
Of the judges are lawyers. -.
ga Michigan farmer who insulted . resi-
dent Of jackson, In that State, one day last
week, was struck BY him on the side Of the head
with the palm Of the hand, and fell dead.
~Emile de Girardin Is opposed to trying
criminals 1T all. He thinks they should be left
10 the pangs Of remorse. That's what they all
think.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23
Reading Matter on Every Page.
The JOwrnaI Of Comnsree thinks 1t discovers
marked reaction against female suffrage in diff
ferent parts of the country.


marked reaction against female suffrage in diff
ferent parts Of the country.
''MOst frequently" says the Journal, ait Is
manifested In the quiet, incOnspicuous circles
of society-for the women who don't want the
ballot, and profoundly distrust the wisdom AID
the motives of those of their sex most clamor-
Gus for 1t, are averse to holding meetings and
getting up petitions-but now and then II tax as
. more active, aggressive form"
We are at loss to see exactly where the Josr-
nal Of Commerce gets the data for this opinion.
There are, no doubt, numbers Of estimable
women who protest in a quiet way against the
female suffrage business, but they viii pretty
likely share the fate of respectable male hunk
ers on election day when they come in collision
With the hurrah boys. The hurrah girls will
most likely win.
Two Territories wyoming and Utah) have
already adopted woman suffrage. Kansas has
adopted it in part, and will soon fully, and the
Constitutional Convention of Illinois has agreed
by vote Of 40 to p to submit the question to
special vote Of the people. 1t Is proposed, also,
by the Chicago papers that the women have
chance to vote on the question, their yea and
nay ballots being taken and counted separately
from those of the men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

The Hon. Iznatius Donnelly has "sseeped his
soui in song" andbroken out in piece Of poetry
called "The "hourner's Vision" Imagine the
TAT and short .winded Ignatius practising the
tunefui Tyre with eyes in nne phrenzy rolling!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

Representative Dawes. according 30 Q custom
Of his, worthy OF general imitation, announces
that he has . cadetship at West Point within
his gift, which vii be awarded to the boy who
shows himself the most worthy In . competitive
examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

Brigham Young, on his return to Salt Lake
CITY last Saturday, was received by process
SION OF several hundred school children, all
come ont TO welcome pappy home. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

And now it 10 said that Mr.. Runkle, the hus-
Band Of Mrs Lu. Calhoun, Is showing signs OF
insanity. The trio, who she says shave been
much to her in the iesh, )" had better leaye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23

IL. Moskse PEofLx--1he quarrymen en-
ployeo IN me vicinity OF Chester, Delaware
oansy nsse struck for an advance Of wa
we're 81 50 days work, nom sunrise 10 sanset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-23
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OsT-Thursday, the 2lst instant, in one OF the
IL Avenue street cars. Ladies BROWN SILK
Sun UMBRELLA. The finder will receive Q suit-
able reward by leaving it at 917 Penna. ave. IT.
STkAYED Or sTOLEN-On ;the I'D instant,
- large bay HORSE 10 hands high; s years old A
liberal reward will be given il returned to WN.
bAb1NGTON, corner 18th and l streets, N 3. 1t"
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the 18th instant, a
- dark red BUFFALO cow. Any inform alton Of
her whereabouts will receive q suitable reward
d. W MIDDLETON, 214 New Jersey avenue, Cap
itol Hill. ap2s2tr
CAME TO MY PLACk-On the 18th of April
~ a stray BUFFALO COW. She 10 . dark red
buffalo; has white star in her forehead right ear
split and her left ear cropped; white tipped tail
little white her belly, Apply to MARY ANN
HARRY, Tennallytown, .. c.. ap3S-
I OsT-Qn Friday evening, between ana 9
IL O'Clock, in car No. s, between Union Hotel,
Georgetown, and 10th street, Washington, PUCK-
ET BOOK, containing One Hundred Dollars in
twenty dollars bills, and some currency, amounting
to about four five dollars Also several receipted
bills. very liberal reward will be paid ii left with
HERMAN SELIGSON, Esq. at the Pension Office,
Washington, or JOHN j. BOGUE. Real Estate
Agent. corner OF High and Bridge streets, George
town, 20. It
I OST-Thursday, April 2lst, a large black and tan
IL TERRlEK. The finder will be suitably re-
warded on returning the dog TO the Danish Lesa.
ton, $50 New York avenue. ap222tr
TAKEN UP passing on my prern
i SEES, TWO HOGS. The owner or owners will
please come forward, prove property, pay charges.
and take them away. j. b. VARNELL, Rockville
Road, above GEORGETOWN. ap22 ST.
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BOARDING..

nYBRy HOTEL.-First- class HOTEL BOAR I'D,
~ and newly Furnished Rooms, $50 per month.
This il the coolest and best ventilated house in the
city. +. p. H1bL, Proprietor. sp2l-2w.
ECRNISHED PARLORS AND BED ROOMS
i FOR RENT, with or without board, at No.
FL Pa. ave., bet. Sd and "a SITS. Single rooms and
board, % per week: large rooms ana board for Two
persons, $40 per week. Table board - per week.
ElkeT-CLABS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
u FRONT ROOMS, TO be had on re sonabie terlis,
At 1901, cor. Pennsyvania avenue and 18th street.
Gooa location and acceasihle. mhxS u
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PERSONAL.

TIE LADY THAT REGsIyED Tbs oAkD
SATURDAY. night, 10th instant. viii c0fiier A. a
favor by sending her ADDE'S ~ a, Ill.,
card. AP-
CHEAP DVCToRIsGi Gao De Ia n..-
" Clerks Of the ousrternAsters and f--t On : "a
ysiss ,e,Is ias oels-d mas instead o m~dic. "a
Old Dr.. DARBr, ~ street, ohsrs'~ az sss
prices Tor soloen strvioes. NM -
MES, HULL, Of New i.rk city. : tI-t,a-
and Test Medium. can be consulted af the fguHi
Hotel, corner eth st and Pa. ss,nue masl I'M
A CUTE AND CHRONIC DlSEAsE " pri 80
"A nature speedily and radically cure4 -i'h % tss
S S,s o. and ei a r soc.
speciality in the city. Upwards Of rfsor ~fs'
practice in treating sneh ossrs:
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
immediately cured N all cs-es, without fat NJ
ala Tenth street above Pa. avenue ms.
pAME DUBOIS (2 years practice gasrsi.i
certain relief 20 married lad ie<, with without
icine at one interviex Female rest-rsiiN" - p
sc. Eiecirici'y scientifically srpli-d. No lSi =
Twenty eighth street. sesr Thsrd .v-uue N.~ \
city. teh-N
II ApIKs SUFFERING FROM IRaEGULiN
A TIES. or any Complaint pecuhsL L i'''' 3D.
oldest established physician for such -p-CislA a ~
city. Those desiring treatment can r~P s' -l ..s-
the utmost confidence. He guarantee - "a t.
in all cases. Rooms ala 1enth s'r--i sb,se Pc.
sylvanis avenue. TO-
Ia. LADIES', GENTS AND CHIt.f.i-
sECoNR HAND CLOTHING. UNDER 'L"r4
INC; . smSss ,hitS SosI . NIB Y:S,
Christian Association Building 80 ~
~ MAJ! Prony'is Anesdsd T. W. =