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LISBON GRANGE No 3, meets on Satur
day before the second sunday in each month
ut nine o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES p. GOODNIGHT, Master.
Il. A. MCADAMs, Secretary,
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ANNoUN DEMENT'S.
Por The constitutional Conyenlio,
col, JOHN q, Mccoy,

Por the Constitutional Convention.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nuinre
col, JOHN q, Mccoy,
Of Dallas county ~ u candidate lurdelpgule
Ia the constitutional convention, from the
district composed uf Dallas, l3lllH uul lAr.
runt counties, Election llml Monday Ia Au'
Whl next
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
HENRY hNOWN ~ "a candidate lur
ihr Constitutional Convention rom the
Twentieth Senatorial District, composed Of
Inc counties 0f Ellis, lnrrant aud Dallas,
Three delegates 10 be- elected nom tho dis
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Wedld not sell quite all our tickets In time
10 draw on the 18th of May, but SO certain
are we of success, and in evidence of our
good faith aud intentions, we will receive, in
payment for tickets, certificates of deposit In
any hrst-class bank In the United States
with This endorsement: payable only when
Fosters Texas drawing takes place"
No scaling of prizes, bnt every enc paid In
full.
Over CO,00O acres of choice land, centrally
located, near railroads, II Houses, 2S25 Gold
Coin prizes, among them one OF $4,000, and
one OF 5000. Our enterprise is endorsed by
the City Council. Reliable agents wanted.
Send for circulars. They will convince you
we are both reliable and responsible. Tick
cts only 81. Eleven for $40, and % for go. No
connection with any other similar enter
prise.
CoMMENDAToRY--Hav from our long
acquaintance with Mr.. j. Il. Foster, every
confidence In his integrity, we feel JUS
titled In saying we believe he VIII carry out
his distribution honestly and fairly.-Signed
| by the mayor, Hon. !. T. ID. Wilson, and the
, city council.
| We are specially DESTROYS that parties in
| terested would write TO the banks, mer-
| chants and postmaster of this place (where
we have lived fifteen years) for Information
| as to our reliability.
| j. II. FOSTER. Manager,
7gd5w3Ow5w Houston, Texas.
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1.-THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
EIGHT COUSINS"

by ]. t. Towbridge, author of the Jack Haz
ard stories, etc.
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nI;sI}gIIN
WS!!g!!;z1aW

The CHASTITY record of deaths that re-
suit from pulmonary affections is frightful.
There is no disease that is so insiduous In Its
attacks rs consumption. BY the neglect Of
"slight colds" they soon become deep seated
and defy remedies which, II applied at the
outset, would have averted all danger. DIR.
TUFTS Expectorant has proven itself the
most valuable Lung BaIsam ever dis
covered. A distinguished clergy man, OF
New York. pronounces 1t the greatest bles-
sing of the nineteenth century," and says
"no family should be.withoutit." It's pleas.
ant TO the taste, and a single dose will often
remove the most obstinate cough. Office, Is
Murray street, New York.
l02dly39wly
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MEDICAL
DIR. 9. LILANE.S
CHLLDliATLp
LIVER PILLS.
ron TUE CrEl og
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DfsrlraIA AND SICK HEApAcHE,
symptomsof a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of Diseased Liver,
DAN in the rlght side, under the
i edge Of the ribs, increase on pres.
larei sometimes the pain il IN the
len tldci tie patient Is rarely able
10 he on the len sideI sometimes
lhe pain Is ielt under the shoulder.
blade, and il frequently extends to
the top Of the shoulder, and Is some.
tunes mistaken for q rheumalism In
The arm, The stomach Is affected
win loss OF appetite aud sickness
the bowels In general aye eoIiye,
sometimes alternative with lax, the
head Is troubled with pain, accom-.
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
IN the back part, There Is generally
q considerable loss Of memory, ac-
eompanied with y painful sensation
Of having lelt uHdone something
which ought to have teen done. A
slight, dry cough Is sometimes an At.
IendanL The patient complains of
wearinefs and debiliyi he Is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
oHd he complains Of q prickly sensa.
ton OF the skins his spirits are low;
AID although he Is satisfied that exer.
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up forlitudc
enough 10 Try il. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy, Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF them existed, YET examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de.
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. {. M'LANE's LIVER Pills. IN
cNsRs or AouR AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
ca'hartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
rs, pMlcrs and PhyaleiNna ordering from
pthoru than Fleming Bros. viii do well 20 wrie
their orders distinctly, aud take Mono but m
G. MLaaes Liecr Pdi,, prepared On Fleming
Bros, Pmdmgh, Pa, hc market b,Gn1 mi "
81" limitations. To those wishing to give ihcma
trial. we viii forward per mail, post. paid, TO any
part OF tho United States one box OF Pills ior
twelve thio'ccnt postage stamps, or ono vial u
Nermlluge for fourteen thrue-cont stamps. All
of'Nr from Canada must DO accompanied by
twenty cents extra.
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Gone Thirds SAVED ;

NOOK YRINTINa-we make speciasi,s NV
u OF Book and Pamphlet Wofk ~ f"'
Herald oficf,
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DALLAS COUNTY COUNCIL-Dr. j. II.
Stevens, master; =. G. Swor, overseer; W.
II. Harris, secretary; W. 4. Thurmond,
treasurer; W. +. Cochran, gate keeper; James
z. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas postoiife
purchasing agent,
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LONERGAN G. MURRAY

OF LOUISIANA, MO.
lleg leave 10 inform the citizens of Dallas
hnd the surrounding country that they have
removed ihelr extensive works 10 ms place,
nnd ARE prepared to manufacture all kinds
Of steam Engines ana Min Machinery, Cast
lnRh NJ nll description duneOn short notice.
We have On lnnd several engines Of our own
mako also House Fronts, window Caps,
Nills, Fencing, balcony Railing, Fire Fronts,
Hrnie liafH etc, We have tho facilities IN
quickly turning out nrHi.caas work well
adapted IA the wants OF this country, and
also for repairing same NJ the shortest notice,
lONERdAN q MURRAY,
south side OF the Compress, Dallas rexna,
SldHm ,BBwNm
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Condensed Through Time Gard
10 points North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONS

Train leaving Galveston ats00 y. N, and
Houston NJ 600 y. N. and 400 A. NJ, daily r (.
rivea an followni
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OFTTCE-- Corner Of Mpia and de0er-
san streets, in he SECOND stony Of the
d"RdiRg formerly occulicdW Ulmdn
d Go.
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PatrOns Of Musbnndry,

BRECKINRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the
Patrons Of Husbandry, meets ut Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat.
urdays OF each month";.
w. II. HARRIS, Master.
w. IL. STARK, ST., Secretary.
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SCHIBFEH q CO.,
No. Gas Hroadwsy. New York.
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that If they wish to procure good, hard
working. experienced white men to
work their farms, all they have to do
Is to send me the passage money, and
they can get them by thousands. !
have recently put out five thousand
circulars in German, giving the half
share plan Of our planters, and my Of
flee Is besieged from morning until
night. A few are able to pay their
way, and are going by every
train; the majority of them, however,
can not do it. Some of them can pay
part, aud, generally, about $l5 per
man will put them to most points IN
the state. One months good work
would pay this advance and insure in
creased crops. Most ofthem can leave
their families, believing that when
they are once on the place, and the
planter sees how they are working, he
win be willing to send for them. Be
sides, women can support themselves
here better than men; in many in
stances the husbands are n bill of ex-
penae, for they pan get nothing to do.
The Germans here think the terms
of the planters most extraordinary, ana
ii ,hpy ll.,i, or could pct The money,
thousands would 60 dov u VeGy re-
specially, ". kiNcSBlRN,.
Agent. Texns Bnnsuef immigration.
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"SHoRT-oF-FUNDS."
The Legislature or Wisconsin Gives
Carpenter Leave or Absence.
He Can Now Pursue Ills Long Branch
Pleasantrles AZ VIII.

MILWAUKEE, January 3.-The cleo
ton OF Mr.. Cameron was brought
about by the coalition OF the democrats
with the boiling republicans, The lat
ter offered the democrats four names
from which they might choose can
didate--Judge Cole, Ex-Governor Lew,
General Guiiey and Hon. Angus Cam
,eron. The democratic caucus last
night nominated Mr.. Cameron, condi-
tionally upon his acceptance OF the plat
form which includesa hard money tariff
for revenue only and the supremacy Of
the civil authority in time OF peace.
Mr.. Cameron, the senator elect, was
born in Caledonia, Livingston county,
New York, in 1926. He come to Wis
consin in 1857, and has served six
years in the state legislature, and was
speaker of the assembly in 1867. He
is a lawyer and prominent member
of the Episcopal church.
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Murder OF American whalcrs.

MELBOURNE, Australia, January 81.
The bark Wolverine has arrived
from Bird island, having on board Mr..
Rhodes, second officer OF the james
Birnie, transferred from the American
whaler, Benjamin Cummins. MIR.
Rhodes rep0rls the brig James Birnie,
sailed from Sydney, May last, bound
on cruise, reached and iished AT
H0we's Island, situated near Solomon
group. The friendly demeanor Of the
natives disarming all suspicion, the
crew of the brig separated, or rather
were divided, into three parties, the
captain commanding one, Mr. Rhodes
the second, seaman named Davis the
third. Mr.. Rhodes, who had supplied
the trading chief with tobacco, ETC.,
was suddenly set upon and clubbed
from behind, but the rest of the
party, who were in n hut,
came TO his assistance, attacking the
natives, aud succeeding in repulsinp
them, gained the boat and making for
the brig, which had been left in charge
of the chief officer. On reaching the
vessel he found the natives in force
about the brig. He at once made OIL,
the natives in their canoes giving
chase. He succeeded in reaching Solo
mon group, where he was picked ny
by whaler. Mr.. Rhodes believes that
the three parties were simultaneously
attacked and the vessel seized, and he
considers himself to be the sole white
survivor. Six natives who formed his
party remained faithful to him and
escaped. OF those, five are now ON
board the whaler. One died
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CUBA.
views Of the OnIclai Journal
ON the Relations ne-
tween Cuba ANA the
United states.

HAVANA, February a,-rhe Dlrlo dc
~ Marina las leading editorial on
the pending questions between spall
ana The United States, II asks whnl
lhey ARE, hnd answers that the VIRGIN,
lua question o0nslhls Of u money In.
demnlly, made on account OF eX,eltl.
Lena OF the United States nj Santiago
dc Cuba, after trial aud sentence by the
proper tribunal, II continues, ave
cal them ex-ollllenH, because we he.
lleye they forfeited their citizenship,
ana were not entitled 10 the protection
OF a government They manned u
snip without flag or nationality, EN-.
pl0yed In the transportation of rebel
advenlurerA 10 the shores Of u nation
friendly 10 the United States, Nor do
we think England had good ground for
her reclamatlons on spain, but she IN
IN n better situation than the United
States, because the pirates who came
70 light us In Cuba did not pretend 10
sall under her Col0rs. Spain has faith.
lully complied with the treaty made NJ
Washington, shameful IN IL was, aud
The United States must make their re-.
clAmatlons In accordance with liz pro.
visions. IL Is stipulated that when the
parties thereto disagree, the points In
dispute Will 10 submitted 10 arbItra.
ton. This II the best thing TINT can
now be done TO put stop 1T once to
impertinent controversial
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The LonisyiIle Carnival.

LoUIsvILLE, Ky, January 3l.-Pre-
parations for celebrating Mardi Gras
on grand scale in this city, are being
pushed actively forward. AT a large
meeting of citizens ut the court house,
last night, it was reported that all mu'
nicipal organizations ana local socle'
ties, including Masons and ODD rel
lows, also the state militia, would par,
ticipate in the procession. The ball at
night in the Exposition building, is
expected to be the largest one ever
given in Louisville. All railroads
leading into the city issue half-fare
tickets for the occasion.
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WASHIN CTON.
Passage-at.Arms Between the
Beast" and MIR. Mills.
Vote on the Civil Rights Bill TO
be Taken To-Day.

WASHINGTON, February 3.--In the
senate, Mr.. Clayton, of Arkansas, sub
mitted resolution, requesting the
president, If not incompatible with the
public interest, to transmit to the SEN
ate such information as is in his pos
session, and not heretofore sent to con-
gress, respecting affairs in Arkansas,
together with such recommendations
as he may deem proper in reference
thereto.
Mr.. Johnston, of Virginia, objected
to the latter part of the resolution, ana
said it was not customary to call on
the president for recommendations.
Mr.. CLAYTON consented to strike out
of the resolution the words objected
to, and the resolution, as amended,
was agreed to.
The vice president laid before the
senate a communication from the sec
rotary ofethe treasury, in answer to a
resolution of the senate OF December
IS, 1874, in regard to the number OF
bales of cotton seized, by whom taken,
when and where sold, the price OBJ
tanned, and the disposition OF the pro-
ceeds. =,
Mr.. Cameron, of Pennsylvania, call
ed UP house bill appropriating twenty
thousand dollars to defray the eX-
penses of entertaining his majesty
King Kalakaua, during his recent
visit to this country.
Mr.. Spencer, of Alabama, introduced
bill constituting the act for the beneht
of the Mobile and Girard. railroad COM
pany, of Alabama.
A large number of bills reported oy
the committee on pensions were passeu;
The balance of the day was occupied
by Morrill,, of Vermont, who made an
address against the proposed Canadian
reciprocity treaty.
An executive session followed anu
the treaty was rejec,ed.
The civil rights bill was fairly GOT
before the house to day, and the senate
bill was offered rs Substitute 'or ti'at
reported from the judiciary committee
Another Substitute was also offered ny
Mr.. White, of Alabama.
In Mr.. Buffers opening speech ne
alluded to portions Of TIC soa'hel u !,
people as banditti, horse thieves anu
assassins. bus ,,.
This remark was resented by MI.
Mills. of Texas. who said that the only
murderer whom he knew OF On tins
floor was Butler himself who had
. murdered mau at New Orleans.
Mr.. Butler characterized this Ian
guage as improper, ungentlenianly and
ruffianly, and the speaker ruled that
the language of both was unpariia'
mentary.
Mr.. Butler added that the trouble
with the country was that he liad MOI
hanged as many as be ought 10 nave
done.
There was good deal of col fusion
and excitement during the scene, ou'
everything was smoothed over ana inc
debate went on. The vote viii oe
taken tomorrow. 81
Tbes senate, In executive session to-
day, confirmed Mr.. J.. H.. Chandler
pension agent at Richmond, Va I'm,
Seaman, postmaster, Houston, Tex.i
Henry Massey, charlottesville, va
Phillip Ezekiel, Beaufort, :, Cj 8 r
Stalley, Washington, N. C.; Mary u
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Personal.


Norman Leslie, OF the Irwin theatri.
cal troupe, died in Austin, on the SOth
ultino.
General Hatch, United States army,
has been thrashing the Mexican cattle
thieves on the Rio Grande. He lost
two soldiers, killed one Mexican and
captured twenty-seven prisoners.
Governor Davis isrelieving the mon
otony of his obscurity by manulactur-
ing Texas outrages for the Inter Ocean.
Andy Johnson Is the only ex-presi-
dent living, and the only one ever sent
to the United States senate.
Don Piatt tell u story how M, Provost
Paradal, the former French minister's
cook, went out for lark among the
Society" of Washington, and how the
average Cincinnati beauty and heiress
tell in love with him AS the Count"
and how stopping in at Welckler's
with her papa, for oysters, she swooned
at the sight Of "the count" ina white
jacket, napkin in hand, coming up to
lay the cloth.
Miss Charlotte Crabtree, better
known in the dramatic world as Lolita,
whose purity of character and dramat-
ic genius have made her such favor
ite, has taken up the cudgels with con-
siderable pluck and spirit against the
Rev. Mr.. Talmadges crusade agai INST
the stage. She says that latter all
that has been said in the papers about
ministers aud their doings, 1t is very
unfortunate in Mr.. Talmadge to average
the dramatic profession rs u class. !
never saw behind the bars, imprisoned
for any crime, whatever, an actor or
actress, and have found those of ev-
cry other profession, and among them
good many ministers. While the
fact is noteworthy, ! do not see that
the fact justities me in condemning all
ministers as felons.
According to Harper's New Monthly
Magazine, Of May, 1858, DeRudio, now
of the United States army, Is one oil
the men who tried TO assassinate the
emperor of the French, on the 10Th OF
February, of that year. Orsinl avowed
his participation. aud declared that ne
intended to kill the emperor. Gomez,
the servant Of Orsini knew nothing OF
what was TO be done until the LOST mo
ment. Rudio, when arrested, turned
states evidence and saved his neck,
while his companions pelished on he
FscaffiOld. Rudio confessed everything,
land incuIpated all the Others. dc
threw one bomb himself. Gomez was
sentenced to hard labor for life. The
sentence of Radio was committed. Or
siui and pierri were executed by the
guilloline. March ID.
w. A. Price, of Galveston, is the only
negro in the state licensed to practice
law.
George Macbeth was tried last Satur
day at Bolton for killing Lige Moore
a negro, on Christmas day. The jury
returned verdict of murder Ill th'
second degree aud assessed the punish
ment at imprisonment in the peniten
tiary at Huntsville, at hard labor io
seven years
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A Curious Marriage.

COLUMBUS, o., February 3.-About n
thousand persons, including members
of the general assembly, municipal
officers and citizens, visited the chapel
at the Ohio penitentiary to day, to
witness the marriage of Thomas Miles
and Nancy Scott, two convlcts, whose
term of service for burglary expired
to-day. The parties were engaged to
be married at the time the burglary
was committed, and rather than be
separated from her lover, the woman
plead guilty and consented to an i'm
prisonment of two years.
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Senatorial.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. February 3.--On
the eleventh ballot Angus Cameron, OF
Lacrosse, was elected United States
senator. The vote stood: Caneroii, 20
Carpenter, SO; scattering, 4. The dem
ocratic caucus nominated Cameron
and, aide by the holters, effected tht
above result.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February b.
Walker, -; Gott, IS; Hmnnon' 10
Johnsu !, 5; Camden, q; Faulkner, .
Dennis, >; Pendleton, ].
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v,rh, win cattle Thie,cs.

GALVESTON, February B. y dispn'ch
from Brownsville, dated Sunday last
states that adviccs from Ringgold bar
racks. to the both, state that II fightt
took Mace between cattle thieves and
soldiers at the Grenia Two soldiers
and one Mexican were killed ana
many wounded -.
General Hatch was reported on ms
way back to camp with twenty-sevei'
prisoners.
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AnnlI, An,rrlc.m News.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, February 81
DisturbaDcrs are reported in Aspin-
wall in consequence of the imprison'
ment of Dr.. Pieott, a British subject.
A man-of-war has been ordered from
this port to Aspinwall TO support the
british consul, who has been assaulted.
The French steamer Monteauma, FROM
Portray. Prince to Havre, loaded win
coffee, went ashore of Mansia, and Is
a total wrprk,
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loNnog, February a,-ltis believed
lhal tbs hank rate viii loo advanced
Tomorrow,
The marquis " Harrington has been
elected leader NJ lhe literal party,
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llphhpAp, VA February IA ool,
ued burglar Cornelius Robinson,
was shot dead eally this morning M
we holse ol aud ~ Hush burgess col,
lrplof " Internal revenue, whose ACT
was Justified hS lAe poronpfs juy,
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HeLbsrs a, ws.L.

hAN ANTONIO, February a. llohhor.
lfn hfe NeIy frequent Ia San Anlunin
npAfrtly q nlghl passes that some
house 90 houses are not entered aud
robbed,
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Liberty, Va. ~ ~ NHs''
l., secretary ilobeson was before the
hpuhe appropriation committee, tLis
morn ing on The general subject of a,,,
preparations forihe various navy varIs
~, 10 accommodated strongly the feslora,
hph " lhe Pensacola navy yard, lie
hAs not yet Indicated his views win
reference 10 the senate naval commit,
voc report looking 20 the abolition of
vrllalp yards, tle Washington navy
yard being Included In lhe lIsl. '
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
THE WEATHER.

During Thursday, for the gulf states
rising barometer, cold north aud west
winds, with partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
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MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH.
NEW o,,LrAss.

NEw oRLRANa, February a,--Collon
demand Aotyte, Sales 0,76D
bales demand stimulated by M nd.
vance Of 10 nj New York advance Of
nearly per cenlon foreighn exchange
Good ordinary 10 strict good ordinary,
l39(lilci low mlddllng 10 strict low
mlddllng, lis@l8lei mlddlng 10 strict
mlddllng, ld@lbsC good mlddllng 10
mlddllng fair, l6l@l0lc, Receipts g,iia
bales exports continent, 0,aO6 bales
stock, ~ ,iOl bales unsold last eve.
Mug 10000 bales on shipboard 100, 800
bales,
Gold, ilig. Sight | discount slcr.
ling 6,51l.
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THURSDAY MORsISG, FEBRUARY
THE DALLAS HERALD

IL the only paper In northern
Texas That receives the full
Press dispatches.
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New York, February 3. Nelson
Eanderson, known az Nelse Seymour,
the negro minstrel, is dead.
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nenarinrs Of anlnLaus.

NAN fRANulSoo, February a,-rhe
King ol the sandwich Islands depart
cd to-day with a royal salute,
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Jhe9ailgAsrala

once la "neraid hioek," CsEner Of
main and Lamar streets, owes firs,
National hank, husiness Oniee,-
Pront Room, second hloFy,
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To The Ladies'.

The undersigned respectfully calls the At
tention OF the ladies Of New Orleans and VI
cinity, 10 the superior facilities Of her factory,
and the reasonable terms TOT WORK Of All
waterfalls, Chignons and Wigs. md every.
thinr belonging 70 q ladies' Toilet. Orders
promptly and faithfully executed on the
lowest trms. Addrsss, ~..,o~
Lock Boz 60, "A Baronns IT., Nsv Orleans
Ndly