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, 1870-06-04

her Of sucf blanks to be used, which will d7ut,f-
less, surprise some of The readers OF TIE TR1Bgk1
who have given no thought 70 tnis matter: The
eent out by the Secretary Of State
u Shout ss follows: aeven Thousand poll books,
seven thousand tally Lists, seVen thousand pre-
ctnct ebst1act retu1nA 1ye hundred county ab-
eFAct returns, and zine hundred thousand tickets
a. no registry IL required this expense Will b
saved County clerkB will be obliged to furn1ah
Qutred.
Up to this date about $50 ot the weekly newspa-
pe{s OF the State have sent copy Of the same TO
the Secretary Of state with the proposed eousttu-
tiou printed In the body OF the paper ITSELF or ID
supplement, and about 200 Of thfs number naEe M
8 1T the proper vouchers aud been paid the $3u
allowed BY the convention.
The June term Of the United States circuit ana
districts will commence Oh Monday. Judge ). L.
Treat will preside i1 the district court anu Joage
Drummoud In the clrcnls court
, 1870-06-04
New Orleans unFkets

NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-CoTr TroH-Qttct ant
steady; mtdtsng. ela+,a22c; salcs, s,100 hales r.
cefpts, 2,1s2 bales; exports, o,oa9 bales: stock
1o7,24s bales: Receipts for the week ,ss4 bales
exports, q, ,aI7 bales; sales, II 800 balea
Aps1EFfs-Flour-Su at $iG69410; NJ
at &at0aAl3; Xxx at fa-50;a6D0 Com ut &. COG
1.s0. Data at 6S@70c. Bran, S1.so.
HAY-$24.O0,
PRoy1sIoss--porf, sa1.o0aal.sot Bacon, ING
t4Ec for shoulders; Ike fos c1eat rib sIde1; 17k
for clear sideR SuRar-curcd hams e1@etHc
1.ardt tiercc at 15k@l6,4c; kee. 11s4fa19c.
(iEoCEHIEs-Sugnr In good demand; prime @
at 11Ac. Mo1asses, rebollel, G5370c-
WHISkEy-$l. 0RS1.1Q.
, 1870-06-04
EoRTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
UAsu.k,:roE .June =

SENATE
CoM4ITTKE RKFoKIS-
MI. KELLOGG. from the Committee on Com
meFce, reported resolutions for the appointment
81 committee Of I'VE by the President OF the
Senate, Whose duty 1t shali be to consider the
whole snb1ect Of redeemtng a1luyia1 lands on the
lower mississippi from overflow By complete leyce
eJstem, to d., si1 aG recess, report by oll or
Nj. POMEROY, from the Committcc On Publ:
Lands, reported with amendments 10 bill to
extend the Provisions OF the rrecmption laws 10
Colorado.
MEMORIALS.
Mr. MORGAN, presented memorial and reso-
lntons Of 1sraellsts OF Jndea calling attention to
the massacre Of Jews N Romanta, aud requesting
the tnterpostion OF the President Of the United
States In behalf Of that prosecuted nnd outraged
people. Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations.
MI. SUMNER offered resolution calling upon
the President for any information In the Depai =
tntnt Of State concerning the persecution and
massacre Of 1sr8elltes in Roumania- Adopted.
0RDEH or BUSINESS
4 general discussion TOOK place as to the order
OF busfntss, MI TRUMBUL1 endeavoring to get
np the bia for the superintendent Of RepIesent.-
tSea In Congress among the several States, He
, 1870-06-04
Albany Llyc Stock Market.

Spec1a4 despatch 10 Hc IlAI&<b AAlna0e.
ALBANY, y. T., June s-The cattle market opens
nr1n, but slow. Receipt;-5,b0o, head, i,10o heat
ac higher for good cattle stockera. ..c lower.
Njcah White sold 1900 head selected Iowa
1tecrs. ] az. 1,25o is at 1oc; .. aE.
ito H. G4 Illinois stIliars A. '!3 H. ::
9Xc: q Illinois steers, ~. 1,too fs, at a1c. ",
ate,c: 81, ar. LEO !s, at 91c: e nv. 1850 he. at
SIC. George Fitch, 10 extra Illinois stiilcg, ~
1,67o lis, at s..tc. vogel L RubeIl, 100 extra
Mr. bartholomew, 20 Illinois steers, ay. 800 ths, al
Sc. Ieonan / Co, 1870 Illinois stockers, az. sou
9, at 90 per head. .
Sheep-Rece'rts, 6.6o3 head, with 1900 head te
arrive tomorrow: safes about 5000 head. Market
Hc lower Ohio. ay. s. ibs, at 6:staG.lc-
f1oes-Hccclpts, 5,M9 head, With 500 head TO ar'
rive TOMORROW, Nothing done here.
, 1870-06-04

PIT7sRrRGu, tune 3.-Crude petroleum weak
and Inactive; spot OF seller June offered ut l2i4c,
1910; August TO December, 14H&1e7ic: sales OF
1,00o iris spot Oh the Lower Creek al sA.a5. Re
fined dull, and tending downward; spot. &c; last
to Septembcr, 27.sc; b1yer all the ycar, 29c lid.
, 1870-06-04

MADRID, June IA riot broke out In valladolln
yesterday, In consequence Of notification glren
by the city government Of the collection OF certain
unpopular tExes The troopa were called out, ane
the disturbance suppressed, hut not without some
lighting. TWO citizens were killed and eight
wounded Tie city ts now quiet
The preliminary discussion OIL the form Of the
election of monarch commenced today In the
CuItes.
, 1870-06-04

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Charles Salisbury, Q
hall to answer charge OF leaTlng the Post Ofllce
with letters 10 bis possession, tearing them open,
and destroying them after finding the contents OF
m Falne to him.
, 1870-06-04

s155T;;d<- TeGs. ssone, I
sm;itsan, NCorn. ick, Woodward
Holman. McNcedy.
This anslysas snpEs thas 50 Republicans sbten
4oi anu ~. aSss. a,,s. ".s 49, ..ss-.a ~ THO
aEainss tae anonnon o. Inc hocaa ce .nsts,can %
scheme for taxing government bonds, snssatnco1n
1ras deteates todsr On Tea and nav vote By no
1s H1,a dan.+a iss1e, nearly an ,nur and Bas |
70 a. 1ne ueoaIe aAs1cu nse.'! H- Ao~, a s.ant
at times quite ahnrR General b11ier WIS apoat
the only advocate On the Republican side, while
Beck and Eldfidze sustained the argument on the |
nsn,oc-at,c aade The burden at the oDposIsIou
noeto.4e e1oe- ae o"A1.A +... ~ G,sa.s,
Was poane p5 1e1e1Ai esneA,
, 1870-06-04

SAN FRASC1sco. June "A storm is prevailing
on the Eorthern coast Severn! coasters arc re-
noyted wrecked, With loss Of NE
Seventy 1--we Cinnamon left for Massachusetts,
YESTERDAY, to work In boot and shoe factory.
, 1870-06-04

BUILDING Par: PAPER: lt:>~.~-~e>e
rock j|jjI| RIVER I|ilIi[;I|..j'iiIiPlER PIPER co. 5
PATENT
BUILDING PAPER.
In addition to our Plain and
Tafre1
BUILDING PAPER,
That We have made for several
years, We are now manufacturing,
as a
SUBSTITUTE FOR PLASTERlhG,
Our New
PREPARED
PLASTERING BOARD
Which proves to be the only csn-
plete
SUBSTITUTE FOR PlASTERIhG
In the Market.
1t does not swell ner shrink by
the effect of the atmosphere, and
makes =
SMOOTH, WARM,
PERFECT WALL.
Having increased our facilities
for manufacturing, We are pre-
pared to
LII dIL Vk1OA1lb
| Promptly. and would solicit them
| from the trade, believing that they
can easily sci! d large amount Of
our various styles Of
| BUILDING PAPER,
And supply their customers with
something to make their houses
! WARM AND COMFORTABLE.
1t a triling expense. By uslEs
this
! BUILDING PAPER,
Houses may be made almost air
tight, and its use will
SAVE1M FUEL
More than its entire cost every
season. Every one who
C0ksUlTS HIS INTERESTS
will use it under siding. floors
shingles. and also, Where EC0NO.
MY is DESIRED, 1t will be used
i INSTEAD Of PlASTERlNG.
Thousands of tons have beer
sold by us all over the land, ane
1t has proved a
COMPLETE SUCCESS.
Il 1t Is no longer an experiment
. and dealers in every town will so01
be compelled TO keep 1t for sale
for the
: PEOPLE WILL HAVE IT.
This We have fully demonstrated
Samples and Descriptive Circu
liars sent free to any address.
, 1870-06-04
EARlYCLOSIMC

Our store will be- closed 1t O'Clock Satu1aa ay
tezuoons during the months Of June, July, and Augut
EURLEY TYHREIL.
II nrd n IAke-st
, 1870-06-04

f4ir1y commenced already, though the season
At that altitude has hardly opened, and several
hundred personB left for the valley last week.
Almoat ali our Eastern visitors this year will 80
thtIe
, 1870-06-04
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.
~aocnRt tlTl0M.

The undersigned have this d.v formed nv I'll
viii continue the business Of the lAte tzfn o. L. "
lei L Co. AZ 10. l6S lake-4t
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EUAEsIAAU ASsJCIATivS,
LAND DEPARTMENT


TIE PIONEER HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
~ tIe 10 strict 81 CoiuIIbi- having IL. y organized
The and Derar uent { II, ..:st.t-t a., i.w PRO
psrt Ia tgjis lSst y . IL 6 If i 95 IN
ai|l. onT'etoinE IN . lion 0. Dwellings Tor its
n. mbet. Per,su- tsyIHg uriH Proved p.7psr:y far
Saeare requested O. sidr- CORN mic ftignsl stating
Vic .s, "a ,eEg'. T. ..;s Bater' ngvnins,
P9a; -eeG e. ma iIs sane - =" R'h'I:s
~. ~ q, ,'Tegt; OF g. joan T. FL
The mentors # TIE Association w;sfI:tT n srb-
er en- Psa' Of f1 Foa, .t f., che
$500 are invite: forward the sans 10 lie b. ID
ing Cg--i.ttse allow named IT 2eetiou and con
By order Q: the pIso,5-s.
po,7-.o.w JoHF ELyASs
TRsD. $ Pat. eo2r: srn. C,ronl, ca 5 DE- 2 81
"SQTIgE 70 PEEsoSs DEsIRING no
~ LtA + GEkaAS a srec!a' coGrse of ia,
WAsnIsGTdS BGsisEss CoLLEGs
er SSI2bf a. S 81 gy IF ELks tfss5 G.
g sj 7sSn' 81 ArP,.ea.i,ps viii Be rseeiv:d At
;:incs Of tie tsacisT $40 i3s Sizes. Setsses s
sPEivae glasses in Ge-u,au snt French can b.
stes. s.Sa-ly
GENERAL NOTICE.
AHsILK VELVET aATs at Saap;s.
ds:a. 1i7 MAJ )? r. SPACE.
II EaAAsT, f-ota ihs NEST 70 the LOWEST
6.I1tii 81 III 4 si hAak SPACE
n ,.FrIr. 90 and Is cent? to 81
d-,2 ~ III INNS slss BAH sa;:s
~ p All CoI2SS stsI
d.Ies 7iTmlS S SA AZ
h ALL sEAnEs;
d,12 bS 7iIss ~ bA AZ
sLvETEESs, ALL SHADES, az Low a.
'-' LJ B1 Id IN nMIsr,.,
d.; 2 III Aaraet spaos.
l'hE LAK9Ksr sT9ck p eLaCk ssd
dsI.:- III has.1t sasss.
I'sTABLIs1sED 1889.
..puS Il DyRN0rT ( PROS.
. 20 = nAa s ., Eag cAAH.A'A To-
$40 Pc Fa5i ia, a e ear y s'rest -
ELtElTTD 0yy S2.65EsIGf T! l ii s5LD on
CAKKItGks RtPsiREp tn.
!NsJRAhoE IInEs EXTRA, no as..
wAEsINC To THE INsUEAscE PUBLIC.
. iae nKw u KsEY hUTrii Al Lifs' ''1sL''
is'.seieg. Pretni.- proisan scs, and marvel
1t I31 BK0ADwAY, New York.
4 ca Z Z.
Tie FuI.I.o !. Re. o.ci:ls iavi.sd TO examr, IN.
Csu.s u the Legion OF Bca1T AMI Goid Med,l rs
ST,E-e l. M. rs hove At ne PaIi: Eshi5itioe
CHINE, -asJ nav Re seen in my wia3ow
>. * A Il II,
HOW asi55igINE company.
90 ''i I'D PenIsy.'ania avenue.
| Ion SAIL ps, NJ BAGasIs,Oac Of the finest
ard ~ 80 % ~ ~ ciiy: iuii ,ize
loving the city IEaaire IA. 42i New orr FfT(T7
GkAPk CULTCBE AND WINE nasUr.u
| u Et.-a- Fay business here lessyes me 70.
nGs Idle IN = GcalTe - eDgsge general srps-.
| tue q Wine ard BEasd:as' 1'a'
Heinc IL roughly ccr,e-ssrt with propagation All
cal ard culture II viseysrd. Addrss J9 ffs'ps
NkBEk' , hssa11nond-getti h yer inquire q, Il
SHiE sshiuRrssma Ixrsr
Gentlemen tina. have besn annoyed with bad fitting
Shirts az 90, ,lI, Ts e ss p .vrsrr
fsou;h side and have their measure tax On By
MN. H.FAULKEEk,
'Of DIS IMPROVED PATENT SHIRT.
su,vr gsIisSt n warranted.
TN s. CHOICE rAINTIses. 40, 40, %
cHsOMos, EsGgAyISGs. &C., suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Al sARKRiTxRs, No. $50 Seventh Street, be.
tween and streets.
Teras cash. EevSo a3e
"AxENNrV.s IA
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E-UNDEEISs BIS IN B.-Tne Boy in Blue"
{ ;aCkassicsl thing last night III solemnly
All ior mally declaring Per resolution that in
t-e,- proposed welcome to Congress" Demo
C-a;- are not TO be included. The Democratic
members will not probably care two straws
whether MesSrs. "A. Grant and Perry Carson
'-Secome" them or not; but get the res1l1-:on
VS. silly, needless fling. What have the
YeoD.e OF the District to do with TIE polite, Of
Eeneers IN welcome 10 Congress or their
Es:-n here.
t1Ger this arrangemeUt the Programme
"a! Sed out 70: the R.'s IL X. has an air OF the
richest abSurdity. " Hon John ". Torney will
a-l-eSs the President" (no Democrats being
ADMITTEDLY Z" Col. William Penn Clark viii
address the President OF the Senate (the
Chamber beng cleared first o; Democratic SEN
a-cTs'' -. ID. Barrett, Esq, will address the
Breaker OF the House OF Representatives -
tH-teT which the Democratic members will je
Permitted to resume theit seats .and Gen.
Do-h Totem will address the MAYOR" 1.-THE
ponce meantime maintaining a strict Gordon at
= TIE approaches to the City Hall to exclude
aoS Individuals, stray congressman, local poli-
t.clais. or Others suspected Of democratic rrJ-
ClTitleS.l Fshaw,
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MRS. ANNIE MouRAIH.


a, - =. ID ". Septefll y i0lh. 1870
~ A-'.''- N1''FS,-Sir / have great pIsaSrrr.
II tcst.iyirC % tn silaEce % your Crysial hi,
cover for IT, Hair. Nv back hair l. -sms-k ,bIv
lore a. t1frl1, ard berInp praf:atura'y grew d.
@-i4 l-'-ila-yt l. ciEh: days IL r. sHin5d its ost
urs color Chestnut brown, cJiJ-i-g CIV ny hair 1
Ire ycGr Pc EarsJ,Cu tor its purity pleasant oor
ard freedom, froEi p, mineral a-d p0isanous sub
-taHces, So vel p its other exceI.srcios I will
rtcrUlc.e.id x O. "a a-.UsICr GCCez
Very re- rsSrt.'lv MS 4.
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Much indignation Is expressed in OF Cial ciT-
{ e over the premature publication OF some OF
&c department and bureau reports for the cur
rent year. and this feeiiL. i increased not
i,tie by the ascertained fact IL 1t the advance
copies have been procured By theft or by cor
fIrt.ng employees OF the 90, eminent either in
jSe departments or the Congressional printing
C&Ce. The officers whose reports have been
taLs obtained protest that this mode OF proc,,-
Gire IS no nearer akin to enterprise" in jour
Ia,.,rs than would be the appropriation Of Goa:
Cr lat from the hall OF their private residence
- 4 needy reporter, anu they express the opin-
~ also that the conductors Of newspapers PRO
.rss.ng TO teach public morals ard direc. og;n-
ten should aid IN breaking W such practices.
stead of Growing over the Tesa,t, a. some OF
ten row do
BE-, accepting the situation a. Z Is Row -
stop tie abuse is The puzzling problem. 30 fire.
emily and fagrantIy Is !; prscticed that they
Zee, bound 70 take notice Of X, and TO take such
measures ~ Rill prevent its recurrence IL
situTe. There is some talk O Congressional
.-TeStig CATION Of the subject, while others are
Considering the prOpriety o: refusing the cu-.o-
Ls-y privileges and courtesies Of their respec-
We Offices 70 those journals whose representa-
t-Tes here are known OF understood to have
y,c.a.sd confidence in this way or tanpa-et
v.,h the integrity of sGbOrdinates. TIE first
Sraed plan would amount to nothing; the sec
Crt would be pretty severe remedy, bat i.
Fo-!d doubtless prove effective.
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Wt,E-v4-,~ Arc,

A.. =. HGsE.NJT1N. AGgC st 5.h, 1870.
~ a IidPf Va .Ess-Dcar SIR 1 90 not hesitate
ESD NAV your CRYSTAL discovery deserves to 81,
pIC-o- ~ ctEcC preparations Claiming to restore
TIE otl- ar Col OF Ihe Lair. have sd IL a
Nsek now' nit my hair Ia. s!reaiy resumed its rat
- -hs,' 81 hss cesa-d falling almost eutIrsy
IiIevii 49, IoS-LlEa, - Il. Erspac.:Uiiy,
HRS. ANNIE MOCRAlS
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&c article on the first page giving an e<Vos-
too O. the views and expectations OF the e. Rev
e-1e keiorners, as gathered from some OF the
isaders Of the new movement" viii be read
: I'll interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-01
s:.NIcro.A. Hor-[. NV Ynsn Aua 20. LIN

IN IcItoiAs HOT-L, HES YcRx Aug ~, lEg.
fir df:Etr aIffEr II Dear 81: L hs bottle q
POUR &c y sta Discovery tor the Hair" which l
ocsht IN TCur city some tine s.Lce has given entire
Satisfaction IL has given - ny hsir it's orig ma,
color TO perfection which dark brown in aSout
eshi GAYS also so.Ice thIt yCUry hair ap pears on
The grow o. NJ head. here an partially bald 7
preGic ats entire sJcc@s-- tncIosAi mad nv dollar,
iCr hsf cczeE bottles Tor sor.c &C Iny friends
lease se'id i;;neciS;ciT bg express. snd oblIss
'rfJ u--y yOII-, A.W. FuILER
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TIE b6st mode OF securiug farm IsForar4 .,r
SA.. and will be the main question 10, d.,..us-
sen at the immigration convention, TO a-sanible
a. baltrore on the 18th OF mex: month. Zach
COUNT n the State is to be represented IL A
Ceieyate.
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NATTsNs cETsrAL DISCOVERY

r Ter eel IL a.Iyu, .cs,ts by tue fci ng Drug
- stt Ns!s&, il'h =: -st AL Penn. as,
AID If-f ano g streets 3 Calvert fo-i, 1905 Pa
~ eECe, C-sTi-r-aui Br"- "a s-f " streets n W :
Z =. Bacon a AID s.-r'tS. I-it:d; :. D o On
n+i' -, street., Ssvy sr,1 q v. CrOpi-y. 10
i--ze zt.ei Gror=1' -s AID n III \ pot "a AMI
y -ifr'-z. Price one tci.a. PEI L..t:.s. u,y. it
"
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s.7-bere - considerable excitement here rro-

ssTbere - considerable excitement here rro-
decd bv -be contest between the commission
y-Y.Eg OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and the
aet railroad company. a. 20 the sort
q. material tie CJmFEL shah use in re-
rg..s-r their tracks on the main thorough
'tse- l urer the act o. Congress the avenue has
-ei paved with wpoder blocks. and the raU-
! asE ii-is; on paving thai portion over which
t@eJ Clam exclusive iuTi~diCton-whch IA
St1It cne-thJdof its width-With cOblle stones.
Il re commissioners and citizens protest
aSa--.St, and the contest between the parties il
exceedingly bitter, ard can only be settled b.
~i.eCfa act Of Congress. The railroad compsny,
however. has a very decided advantage. II is
owned outside of the city By men OF wealth. wn1.
Hitherto. have done as thev Pleased, and IL il
hardly 20 be supposed that with their knowledge
a. legislation in the Con ress of the United
States, that The citizens OF Washington, how
e-eI last their demands NAV be. will be able 20
CI;a.n their nights - W0si. Cor. Bait. Gazette
Doubtless the railroad company expect to be
ale 10 control Congressional legislation through
t4eiT direct representation on the door. and
through the issue OF between three and four
hundred dead-hesi passes TO member of Com
GEsss and those having influence about the halls
c. Congress The clause in the paving bill
through which they hope to escape paving their
toTt-On OF pennsylvania avenue, was engineered
through Congress, IL is understood, by Hon.
Carlson NJ. Potter, attornes for the Third
Avenue RailIoadof New York; the stockholders
o. that road also owning the majority OF the
sock Of the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road. The company therefore are confident
tast tlev can continue % control Congressional
legislation, but in this we imagine they are mis-
taken. We learn from members OF Congress
who voted for the paving bill. that it was dis
t.1otly understood that the paving commission
s.s had full control of the matter OF paving the
Avenue. and to that end were made responsible
;tat the Avenue should be paved in the "best
AID most substantial manner" and they say
tat 4 the company do not carry out the law in
iet:er and in spirit, and lay pavement "satis-
factory 10 the commissioners, II will be the
worse for the company. TIE members, from
what we hear, will be apt to resent, unnistsss
hy. the idea that they css be bought By pass
C street railroad.
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P. DOYLE, ToI street. N. w.

. WAsETrJTCS.D C.. July sstn, Is79
~ h-'4nr 1:ITHS-D ar si- 1t affcrd me pleas.
ufe 10 Say that have vsad your Crysta, Di ,ccv,ry
sith perfect success syiGg triad many Others
hiG yours superior 10 any / have heretofore sad
AM cannot too highly srsneri il as rapid pro
meter OF the growth u the tsi,. and by few appl
Sat@ns restoring Il 20 its origin I'll color IL T. psr
,ectJ cisho and free S'- snT oh ectionable matter
Very respectfully. yours, X W SiIYyY
h street, between 4,h All 5th W
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T@S0TiCE To PERSONS DESIRING TO
~ LtAfS GEkiAS.-A lec!a' c0grys of in
StrUc lion N tierfn:l vii b e1Clre1cNt AZ TIE
WASH lSUTOA BUSINESS CULLEGE
81 OCTOBER 3, I5-c. by u. l. SELkE teschsr CT
G-I;sa n the public schools Terms tor the course
g = icssJrs, IS Applications will be rsceivO, At
lh- college, corner syt s1i streets and a, the
7rs;1snoe d tas teacher 3i2 l23 s.sse., betwsec
. Private Glasses IN 6err,8u AM French can b.
T. rn . a tss teachers residences, g. uatsrats
stcs. se29-ly
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AND nAEMLKss-As W ArER
The following letters speak for themselves
W As--~~ITrN. Nprerrte-

The followlrg letters speak for Themselves
W -NSTCN- November tth 1879.
NJ. krffr- ha..7r- Pear sir After a very
IN r.agh and impartial tyia. Of your CRYSTAL Dis-
81, loE q frcata, Zee On pei ed to Acknowledge
us very SIeat superiority over any ether articis
NV ~ U.s. fcr tat Purpose desiynad-the speedy rss
i.Tai n ct lie cnluc and growth 81 tbs nsir ali no
one Using u sCCoIdiL1 10 directions can fail AN
"nNinesd to attain this much iasrad result to per-
80 ,l"n The simplicity OF the prtpsrati ~ aGd
eEi.:e Cleanliness Affords q pe~ pportuaity 10 the
"a; numbers utterly dss Gstcd With the poisonous
s'-IIunis u use HAVING g large number OF my
WITH equal success cordially recommend CRYSTAL
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-03-23
The Life Association Of America.

General James P. Major, the Assis-
tant Manager of this Association for
Louisiana, is still in our Town, and
can be found at the Ice House, to aid
all in taking advantage of rare op-
portunity to insure their lives.
The Life Association of America is
national in extent and character, as
well as in name. Securing to each
State or District separate Departments
Branches Of the Association /; posses
sing far greater advantages and secu-
curity to the insuring people of the
Departments than could be possibly
gained by any district OF local organl-
cation, because such Departments,
when fully organized, are invested
with all the functions belonging to
what is commonly called a "Home In
stitution." The money derived IN
each Department, as assets OF the AS
ISOLATION, is kept i'll the Department,
and loaned there; and the security
against loss is greater than in purely
local company, by reason OF the risks
being extended over Il greater area OF
territory. Thus, the losses by epidem-
ic in one section of the country will be
offset by gains from risks in ether sec
tons, free from unusual disease.