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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-21


complete description, but sketch OF a
few OF the most prominent win give an
idea or the whole. All we're long, low
aud narrow, VITA bow and stern rising
TO height OF eirht Or tea feet. A
fantastic awning in front covered rich couch,
on which reposed one 81 the municipal autnori-
ties with a speaking trumpet: on the raised stern
stood the steersmau WITH his oar. One Of the
finest barges was painted delicate blue, marked
ont with silver. ana the oarsmen wore blue,
slasned with white. Tue stern rose IN graceful
scroll work, ana the Prov bore various devices
ana a scrrated horn. above which rerched large
butterfly with body OF silver ami wings ofpalnted
gauze. tropical leaves, with delicate stems and
silver fringes, formei fine.shaped awning be-
hind, which shaded the oflcal couch. Fcstoons
OF blue stun we're hung along the SIDES, looped up
with slvered ornaments, aud long train 81 the
same coored c!0th swept the water behind. An.
other barge was purple, with
COSTUMES or OARsMES
70 match, and wirn a gilGed SPANK on the PROV.
stn another was grcen and red with
awnings Of gluze; another Or delicate
lilac hue ana yellow; green magenta
ana orange, combined In various ways,
distinguished the rest. the most striking o. ali.
however, was along barge. with graceful sweep
oi the lines, All silvercd from bow to stern and
silyer poplar me bow was covered with norid
decorations, all In silver, surmountcd By great
winged dragon, and the stern, rom which nung
long train OF gauze, was deiicately carved and
graceful Irregular scron. The boatmen wore COM
pete suits Of silver cloth, with sleeves q blue vel
vet. Many royal gondolas, with tho princes and
ministers, followed III the train o. this flashing
pageant, dpd the uarges Of private societies, with
osrsmen in me0Gyal costume, nankcd TIC royal
meet. Behind hurried me multitude of 0nicial
boats, the consular g0nduas aud thousands 81 pri-
yatc craft Of every description. forming a tram Of
over q mne n1eugta, Glling me Grand canal IN lis
entire width VITA
SOLID. MOVING MASS or BOATS,
under a cloud o. bunting. II this UNIQUE ncct,
where the scOw Oh the common carrier jostlcd the
velvetdraped gondoia o. the patrician. An eight
cared boat rom the steamship q the PeninsUlar
anu oriental company, rowed by Cinnamon in
white uniforms and washD0wl hats, was one Of
TIE most prominent features anu received ap.
plause IRON every side.
THE coRrfGE,
swept swiftly past the Cnurch or the Salute and
the Dogans, and roWed up maIesucalE 70 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-21

CARDINAL BOuQUEr-LEON- DUMAS NEW
ana exquisite perfume tcticneato s em Cardt,
nal McCl0sNey. ~. Wet fwenty-alta street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

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w r',ftiHiM oee with t,srep#ia, apilief
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uitf ItiarpeH III. Isufiia Frrssrlptip,
i lttna me ynnd. which IN very thank
fiji ~
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
GENERAL. Ett;, I.ATiOSs.

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conduct Aiid Improvement nj I'll II eans pr NaFslAs
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ssleilsss laf further Ja1 fttlafs, address
iafa Hhu, nLitfE, pat.trAsf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
General Negotiations

Pupils arc received ANY time during the
ycar, and charged from date " entrance,
Nv deduction made for partial absence,
unl~ss In case u protrsctod illncss, or dis.
mi.snl.
Communications 70 md from thu Acndc.
smy arc submitted " thu inspection Of tAe
Bupcriorcsn,
Each Pupil Ii required 10 have changes
Of Claiming sufficient 20 appear NJ all times
neatly and respectfully dressed Also ak
towels, six table napkins. ons dressing.
gown. one bathing gown. two black aprons,
knife. fork, silver table aud teaspoon. and
napkin rink. with name marked In full
dresstnY.case furnished With combs, brush
tooth and mil brushes. soap, ctc.
Pocket money and Postage stamp. ARC "a
he entrusted /. The Dlrccircss. M esp~nd.
lures for Glothing or other items will bs
mAls. unless a sum of money DO deio.ile led
with the Institution for Tint purpose,
Difference IL Religion forms no obstacle
10 tbs admission IL such M Nre willing q
, sonfuria 70 the established routine Vi ths
Institute. sister y. PATAirtA,
WV svysrlsrsss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
AlSukr POS irOaEssEaT
lAy ttAfpsss IT'LL. itisiliinlfins
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
MONTPELIER Female Humane As.
ISOLATION,
At ALEXANDRIA,. Va
MARCH 1Nth l41a.
Tickets Tor ........... Il

Tho Montpelier Female Humane A..aei-
alton, chartered ny tho Legislature Of Nir.
ainin anil Tin Circuit ranrt VI Orange IN !,
proposes ~ n tIrani Tin Concert 70 csinL.
l,sh and enluw "itomh for ihr Old, In
iirm, and Destitute Indie. IL Virginia. n,
Montpelier. the tarner residence Of lresi-
len, James Madison.
AnyFMsoH's Oiri.g, RICHMOND, July .
1874, II affords mn pl~asnre - say that
! nm veil acquainted with largo major.
iiy ~ the officers of ihsNlontpeiier Female
llum. 10 Association. who reside In thu vic.
Unity IT my home. ind | attest their intel.
ligrncr nnl their worth md high rernsa.
ton ~ gentlemen, M welins tho public
confidence. influence AMI substantial means
literally represented Among them,
JAMES i. kEAlrEN. tiov. Virginia
ALEXANDRA, Va, July 4, 1874 -
commend them NJ gents Ut honor and
integrity, md fally entitled 10 tho confl
dance III thr public.
X. w. III INES. II \ Judge Enxt pis'
uf Va Fnrthcrn references by permission
His eseellabny Gilbert & Walker, TX
Governor VI w., Hon. iloht y. Withsr'
lieut, .dov. ~ NJ, and " n senator elect
henAiofs mud Members Or Congress from
Va
Remitranren for tickets mny he mAde ),
express presaid, l,o.i-o'iica money 0rdel
~ Washington ~ Or ~ registered 1T
ter,
Yor full particulars. testimonials Il
send for circular. Address Hon, JAMES
BARBOUR. rrrs't MI II A Alex#ndrla
w. Reliable agents wanted every
where hw'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

n ,he raastAlnr N she iisA HeN.
ttAl s4ssWii, II inwa III v \
ist*iF vsE ~ snssia IA La Aahn \
ks.an tleasta sttAtst ita.'tm N
tts sletline t1et Hrtf. ta sHeei n
,em,sasAtt etraaits,l n 'is ileust
e4un4ittse ~ rteisnliais Ma ~.
Il intel vhirh reported ~, aas W.
nsate II those having etrltn'isi. en.
,i,line ihrm o. seats peneialinr 'heit
rrpati With s'e f,dihwina remarkable
s,ssetpen,. siewpl Ii the Ugh, II fettn.
esehtsl
aYu1r tnntnltlee futthse r4t~sfi that
,'@'g3 lstfshStfa III flgr ltsh Iiivs II WI
l,avts u III ILL., asel iHa w llerkifk III
,hp I'll iMs I, II imnaa II iht Ill ihss
af. rps4n' without ef,sieniiata autl elsim
ta IL nfnllafs Ffm Their respective Ill.,
tfirtN anil tslf e.nnmstt.v Nnh ffHa Me-
r,itiese lpfntt shtm that they arr fnisilerl
tp s6sss III tic Her. as tiHfalWfF truin SAIL
,il irtsi aud N ffltHnh tliAi THY IA al.
misicl accordingly II y. fHtfh
Chairman
On motion &c Mr.. u'ponnell II Dit
lnlnr ,he report was adapted, and tbs
members without credentials sworn IN
viii, tie Others. similsr proceedings
were hell in the recent vteanifn'i Y
III tic Legislature IL Louisiana. VI,
committee IN credentials making a 70.
por, similar 10 that ma1e b, llan IL.
y Pratt. now In Congress and was Al
follows:
.srha james l'eire, IT.. ~ the Parish o
( i,lrnsillr, t'haflrs Sch'slps md john !,
Scales iii ,i,r parisl, ~ I'esaiui 4, & Dunn
~ ihr Parish If t'rant AMI trnrEe \ krl
ly. ~ thr inrial III Wynnp hr. md the,
nre hereby declared ,ilis elected member
nf This Iiunse Ii II Il. ssnsll nfr entitled "
Iil4rir 4ats rrseryins ~ their opponents, !
my. al right III eunissa1iun
| This report having been adorte'
like tint IN Iowa. these five me,nhcr
without credentials were sworn II, Will
the others. as tho four were In Iowa !,
is1a Beyond Thu tle parallels u
Verge tho military ~ the Mite state
IL Louisiana deciding sli, were emit
! tied ,o seai. In the Legislature whc'
tie Constitution expressly rnt,fera ,,n'
right aud duty npon tho Legislature
A. W. said before, the onI, djcne'
for this II TINT acsrnii.n fur q tino !
. preferable to anarchy,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22
t'rcsrn. Ian -.

irosant jan -. lNiat
DEAN piafa pfsirn Having
lately made ,isi, 10 Lime Syringe |
though, pcilarrn few lines ~ tic town
might b. acceptable T. ,uu Every
thing seemed u b. furnishing The same
Ms ever. COOL number 4 Teams were
III town, rerl,apa tbi. wpr owing " q
',fanger picnic whiel, uas held In the
Lall that day. md though iii ut ~
tl.ng 10 Granger mt*elf) ran nns.
wer fur sonle 1T lie granger eaEe TINT
VIA very uies. Saturday night and
i unla, were spent II the residence II
Mr.. Z II Mppl md il you wish b.
only yourself aud hase good time w
as "go out ~ Mr.. Woods : W.
went nnt Il look III liz cnillc aud
counted twenty -four bnad. though W.
10 MI pretend ~ be- much of jaigs
IL cattle these seemed Iii ~ t. look
very nicely. liz has tinc hafn mr..
ranged will, stall. for his eattls.
something now 10 ~. Were In seyef.
III stores aud trade seemed 10 be good
Enjoyed tho hospitality Of VI AL
Mrs Hand while III town. Nt-iind 'lle
sehhol III company with three young
ladies'. y. + Willie, principal, heard
Int on cluss while there. tint class
of Young ladies' and gentlemen In nri'l,.
meiir. Tho retiiai,nhs were enffirtl ~
I III d manner nrediialln - both
ienrler md students Hero III "a yas
II s.a visit Lime Springs den'. fail I"
,l,ap into tshopl. Tie icoriler IL n,
rnrslial anl sen Erem Il no VI welcome.
". Lnye VISITED sehe,l4 Mlicr. tie tenel,.
er would nj lppk 1T rat.anr who aame
III ~ speak 10 tlcm. and seemed 4
make II Iii. business In teoli the Ni,
lent. nni make the visitors fpnl ~ IN.
comfortable m possible during thur
.tas. md would nuser think II sa,inp
wien ,ou left tho raam. .ct1lp heain
Miss" jones In whatever y.alt nams
i. ,nneh less raying .nnni lns ladies'
lut tbs !. nj NJ. Niiis,'a ats'e. lin'
fpur | have Worried both IN anil
saur ,rnleri. \, viii e.asc bn,,ilg ~,
will give this room III Your ntAt issu,
ii ,pu think II worthy.
l.rtlfrtiLnlly Your. II.
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Cul.l.l.GlArE DEPARTMENT.

tattIsI ciA&seet NHssiar nr.'rans. i,siss
Arihs,tfN4 fes, & :. .ftsf II Aiat hss IL lrnp.
at ap. f*ta ~ sai=tHssteN, e4eeE.rral IsH~t IS
afA 1f1As8teat s}fs, Ls,Autr KnAlsh ttt.rtHf~,
~stvrst aai ssAst1 fA Till .sss reAktslt A.
AnrsFia Itiat# Tas@ n 49, stslhs. bsa.s,
Monthly lsh.t.s isstt hrcck. 81 r.nan ani lSnrh
nta naas.
fiiiAb ~ AS. Evidences dcN,hsilriis, ftoeu.
On, rfnssis. Al tsit " stass MD topography,
hsnap anl hr Naa sitlAa 'vs. inel I'll iIvrsurs,
hif.fts9 Atstbfa sHAalstNA, aAras sing. isaNsr,
ls-sss, Monthly ushasr, ist4n, t.F~rs ltrnsA and
tlr TRAIT uli nnai,
Hut nn RI .H,s, Nhsal ri ,r9pl.. istse pia sat-
prhs sies, nuls'ts, t.fay'. ,l4snrsy stliFhan's
sssystsuh. Astronomy, ArMlstisas Isntfsift, ~,
say, Mnnthit tshss.. Latin sts.s Inneh shd
slrtNtaM rltuW,.i.
,LA.-,. Moral Philosophy. Political From.
amy, liatans, nenia.s Autonomy, ihems.tfy,
fa@MMs. IuENc atetsil8, AUN'stleai Mechanics,
lam, atvek G,tssst Asbl ~ n. ii optional,
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INHi4fEIlIAllt ] MR.
nMinwmnpnD1memmmm

Tim " tho reasons Why .;rstt hus
inl.1f.red In tho Louisiana d,id"lliiea
4, often has burn IL defeat ihe ~
piratioux u pinrlba.a ani feesre 'hH
return ~ Lrosher.in llN Casey u ihu
t.,t.l sia'rs senate PlleIblrk hua
Ii pHYet isrH ~ rltAft Tor Utani ln.
.ey, ksI'ee,, sheridan and il,s tfpor.
that olay iii nd In s',prt The )ar.
tiferpa~ II. re- has senrui tn vote il
III. lea .la,are nov IN session anil Il las
declared lin VI Il. Sanainr Grant
nlrl, issaa III Proclamation oatlaHinv
Piurhlach Il. pnc Of The "banl,ill md
then rmnniaian Sheridan -',,ys W.
lirhte whenever fiunl. W. think
Grant will alpni Kellogg NV no'
Lasinl r,s fn3'l,r " I'll III arsiaus
i'.o.o-, ,s.J
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TERMS

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Money IN loan On long tImr In sums 10
nit. 0n improved FIRMS In Howard County
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st. Mary's Institute,
rnA1ulE III tlaaIN. MS.

This Institution, situated In the mnst dc.
iigLtful location In Prairie In thirn II
un.'er thu direction Of tho eehool Sisters Of
Nuirv Dame,
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su,1s.a~tss:.i rar.nf.m.nt,

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Great ON Poker.
genOus.

Ex-senator Nesmith, of Oregon, now
q member Of the House, is one of the
most remarkable men in Congress. He
went to Oregon in 1843, and for many
years scarcely saw white man. He
dressed in furs and the raw hides of ami
mails, and ate whatever he could get. He
was border hunter and trapper, such as
we read of in the Ledger. He knew
nothing of what the world was doing for
more than twelve years, and until he was
elected to the Senate 10 1860, and on his
way to take his seat, he never saw gas
burning, nor knew anything of the tele-
graph, nor had ridden in railroad car
He knew little Of newspapers or any
thing else but Indians, and yet he knew
how to play poker. It sometimes puz-
zles me to account for the number of
good poker players among the back
woodsmen. To make Nesmith happy,
you have only to play poker with him,
give him all the whisky he wants, paper
or two of fine cut tobacco, and a big
spittoon. He does not play with the
same crowd Fernando Wood does, but
he plays inveterately. You must remem-
Der that there are strata in poker playing
as well as in politics. = Washington
Letter.