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THE RIVER.

Col. r. g. Hardee. though exercising the ut
most vigilance and using every precaution
against the worst. is more hopeful than ever OF
the situation. It Ia impossible however. to
speak with any delniteness for the next two or
three weeks. but 1t Is subject OF congratula-
ton that the river has fallen materially below
Cairo. and the Missouri and Arkansas are still
on the fall. The leveee are receiving close at
tention and are considered entirely safe.
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DRAYMENs ASSOCIATION.

The Draymen's Association held meeting
yesterday and received and adopted the report
of the committee to fix the rates Of drayage for
the year beginning September l. 1880. The
committee is composed Of Messrs. Denis
Sheen. T. Brophy and P. Quinn. The report of
the committee. which Is published In another
column. decides upon raising OF the rates to
twenty cents bale for all cotton drayed to ship
or railroad for shipment. fifteen cents per bale
to presses convenient to landings and seven
teen cents to the presses furthest.
They give as a reason for this action. that
under actual circumstances they cannot work
In Justice to themselves at the present rates.
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A RARE TREAT.

On Friday evening. April 2. at Grunewald
Hall. Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson. rector OF
Trinity Church. will deliver q lecture-The
Great Emperor the subject: Mr.. Thompson
stands In the foremost ranks as q graceful
speaker and thorough elocutionist. and the
simple notice Of his lecture will be sufficient to
draw q large and appreciatiye audience. Tick
cts will be found for sale at the music and book
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsE16ENTs.
SHERIFF SALES.
Joseph sapera, n r. Lawler SubrOEatsd,
va Rnhart MnlIar


Joseph sapera, H r. Lawler subroEatsd,
vi. Robert Muller.
TNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il isl OF Orleans, No. 9ls0-By virtue 81 an
order OF sale dated March 20. 1850. to me
directed by the honorable the Fifth District
Court for the parish OF Orleans. In the above
entitled cause. I will proceed to sell at public
auction. on the premises hereinafter desig-
mated on TUESDAY. March 30. 1880. At 10
o'clock a. M. the following described property.
ELEVEN BARRELS WHEAT FLOUR. ONE
and q half barrels RYE FLOUR. and one lot
FEED. etc. now In my warehouse. Nos. "a aad
Is Orleans street. between Royal and Bourbon
streets. In the Second District Of this city.
Attached In the above suit
TermS-Uash on the spot.
J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
mh27 I'd
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q. u. LEE MONUMENTAL Assoc
CITATION.

The following IN 4 subscription circular Just
issued by the direction Of the r. .. Leo Monu-
mental Association, to which W. call attention:
NEW ORLEANS. March ~. 1889.
Upon ING zaton q tls ass %na f
1' 6ff,osrs1 oSss h. Ssnner. presidents 9. 7.
lssSnG ype sos &
urer; w. I. Hod9son. recording secretary: w.
NJ. Owen. correspondin9 secretary.
n D.9 Arch MseseP. SAMUEL Chopin: n paJ.
a, Pi bey a zSohs ss %s,ss
n. s.. James BuoknsT. J; .. Morris, I; 7 Lyons.
4. Ess, h,o Il. M spsi fi THOMAS D. Handy.
Geo. Il. Fnlsy. Ad9l; schrsiber. Bush \ h E
2m b. wv Woods y dars%srish9 Easis sn5
Black. George Jonas, simon Hsrns I.a. Th9s'
hnGase KGn1HF rs, AoTe ysn p'9p osire r.
sons Sons. Finney 4 Miller. x. y Mason: Pierre
Lanaux. Herndon \ Krumhaar. John Il; New.
j. Gay. jno. r. Kent. r. h. Yele Jos. l. Harris.
\. Oonery. r.. Charles q. johnson. tJohn ,.
Aaft9 nsy Sws1sriek I u o. . chares Howard
y H9Tsard y sSot Maahes
WIN. Mehle. i, Tyler Read, Il. ". Conner. New
| ton Buck nsr. ]. W0lkart Singleton u Browne.
ris. Gus. A. Broaux II. q. Oolomb, A. Hero, Jr..
Hannel. Jamieon, \. y. Morse, I. a: WIFE. John
| n. Maginnis. Walker Fenrn. Robert Moore. u.
T. Hart J. N, Ogden. Z. ,. Peasants, Oapt. John
From these subscriptions and from other
SOURCES there has been collected Ia cash to date
iThe total contract price Of the monu- a, -. :.
mont ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $2G44 ID
Amount actually paid on account TO
contractor 80. .......,......,...... lS.62l ~
Balance required TO complete monu-
Against this the association has on hand un-
scriptions TO The value 81 about $4,000. which
| leaves 90 900 to be raised la order to complete
the monument.
The work has now reached point when Il
The cODtracts for getting out cutting ana put
ting up the marble column must be entire and
must cover the whole cost. and cannot. there
Il fore, be made without the means Ia sight 10
Remembering TINT Ia 1876 when everything
WAS depressed they were able to find more than
one hundred citizens who were willing to sub:
scribe 500 each. tho direction has concluded
TINT. ut the end OF this prosperous seasgn, they
cannot fall TO find IN equal number willing to
Ii their appeal shall be answered. the prompt
CONT elton OF the work will be- assured: the
present eye-Eore will Do converted Into the most
(aa expressed IN former resolutions) . lifting
monument will bear testimopy to our descend
| ants that, In nm age OF corruption and democrat
hs mods md
Of yalor: purity. integrity. self-deyotion and
We. the undersigned; hereby subscribe the
Association, payable one-fourth In cRsh. and
the balance In notes, maturing mt SIX twelve and
eighteen months from April l. 1886.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. W. II. Piersop. OF the we'll known cloth
ing house Of Wheeler Pierson. has Just re-.
turned home. Mr.. P.erson seems much elated
ut the encouraging business outlook, and ID re-
ceiying q. very large and select stock OF mems
and boys clothing to meet oil demands.
and precnrious condition OF Nj. Mckinley Glib
son, one OF our most prominent lawyers. His
brother. Hon. Tobias Gibson. We learn. has
country residence In the parish OF Terrebonne.
We earnestly hope Mr Gibson may soon return
with good report Of bis brother's health. Our
people can Ill afford to lose such men In these
times
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BRNVITIEB.

The Club Dramatiuue ct Social No. gives Ito
fourth annual basket picnic ut Oakland Park on
Sunday. April1l.
On Friday evening next Pr. Hugh Miller
Thompson. OF Trinity Church. will deliver q
lecture at Grunewald Hall. under tho manage
ment of The ladies OF the church.
At meeting OF the Violet Social Club. held
yesterday evening the following offlcers were
elected for the ensuing year: Joseph Donohoe.
president: T. Manning. vice president; James
J. Hand, recording secretary: William Rafferty,,
financial secretary: George HodRins, sergeant-
at. arms; Richard Walsh. treasurer: Mr.. james
Lynch. honorary president.
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THE SUPREME JUDGES.

There was considerable interest yesterday
manifested In and around the State House.
owing to the general expectation that the names
Of the five judges for the new Supreme Court
would be sent Into the Sspate. nor was expecta-
tion disappointed for about O'Clock the fol-
lowing names were communicated: u. Ber-
mudeg, OF Orleans. for chief justice: q. u. Fen.
ner OF Orleans. II, u. Todd OF Morehouse. w.
M. Levy OF Natehitoches, and Felix p. Poche OF
ut. James. for associate justices.
About half past 3 the Senate went Into ex-
ecutive session. but remained In less than half
IN hour. making no combinations.
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GERMAN SOCIETY BALL.

The German Society Ball. which has been the
topic OF conversation for some time past. will
take place on Saturday next. at 9runewald
Hail. and judging from the prominent gentle
men who have charge of the arrangements, we
can safely predict grand success. Their balls
have been. IN former Years, very famous for
their elegance and oOeiability.
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A BENEFIT FOR A WORTHY
PURPOSE. 7~

number OF gentlemen. charmed with the
exhibitions OF Prof. Cromwell have addressed
him note requesting him to protract his stay.
inasmuch ~ the lenten season had debarred
many from the pleasure Of attending his enter
tainmenta. The Professor made reply that he
would continue few days longer. and at 10
which has been placed at his disposal he will
begin his new season By q benefit for the
Lady Servants OF the Poor"
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THE COLOR TEST.

Within the last two days the following pilots
have succeeded In passing the examinations,
and have accordingly been granted their certi-
flcates:
w. J. Merry. Capt. J. Mcintosh. OF the City OF
Mexico.
A. Evelyn. J. j.. Jamison W. D. Phillip. O.
Boren. John Lewis, James Bell. II. D: Harrlng-
ton. A. j. Parker. B. =. Littrell and Capt. J. T..
O'Pry.
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THE ST. JOHN TROUBLE.

Yesterday committee from st. John parish
waited upon the Governor for the purpose Of
considering the subject OF the labor strikes
there. As there was no information OF any Sc
rious violence occurring Gov. Witt decided to
send up an officer OF his staff with instructions
to order the rioters to disperse. or otherwise
patched. Accordingly. Major W. A. Strong
leaves this morning for the scene OF the dis
furhanca
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THE BETHEL.

The concert at the Upper Bethel. on Fulton
near Jackson street. will be given by the steam.
ship Texas. Capt. Prouse, under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Roberts. on Monday. the twenty.
ninth q March. at 80 2. m; Rev. q; Waters
Ing address.
Persons who wish to attend a fine seamen'e
entertainment will perhaps never lave an op'
portunity OF attending q better one.
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Srcnd rom tbrss s ~ .s y ens n n,Es valIed
The CITY e governed b. = board Of aldermen,
s ns wom T. nd ss ~
board OF health to ENFORCE the ntary regula.
clean aarnse Ss hot q ys. the
Yards Of residences and SEQ tlAt ali cesspools
are, sept covered with fresh lime and well
quantity Of Chloride 81 lime thrown Into ths
privles. and strong acid poured on II. 80 ~ 70
evolve ~ much chlorine xas az tho lime Ii ca
An ssroass ana dead animals 70 DO thrown
~ the river once = day. The prevailing winds.
a5ter midnight to about =; m; are from
remainder Of the day. and often after night "
IL strong from The Southeast. and Koes far to-
ward tenn psring the intense heat q tho sumner
months. The thermometer seldom gets above
" nor below 40 degrees. The mean temporA.
'nre for the entire year - about seventy.two
Inc prevailing diseases are bilious. remit.
measles bnrns
another ID is77. boih d which IA ny opinion
es haSs never
quarantine against either Vera Cruz Or Tam
ptco even when the fever VA. raxinR there g
pleo there ID weekly communication through
the lagoon. by boats carrying the mai! and phs
senRers. and nearly the. same With Vera Cruy,
b Hs s e ss sS r. .sssn 81
Ing the streets. disinfecing .prlvles and cess
pools. not case has orginnted 70 the city. q.
from both Tampico and Vera CRUZ. -.-..
My opinion 10 that II We should have our
streets and prlvies unprotected. ~ they VOL
fever patient Into the town would spread an ut
once repeat Its action Of 1873: IN other words.
the more Cleanliness the less yellow FEVER w.
marine or terrestrial.
Lat summer there were three deaths here
fem teow FL n a.
the citizens VIII? were daily n eommanio o ~
the bed dd MT cor me H.
month Of January were from all causes ~. IN
population Of 7is6. and In the mouth OF Feb
hsre were y dshs :. caused s.
fever.
hope soon to Be able 10 give you some inter
estipR information from Tamp1rO. which
think will throw some light on tho cause OF
yellow fever there for the past two years. Avn
satisned the canas is there which produced II.
not 10 easily ~ here. from tho fact that some Of
the fountains from which II springs ars I'M,
movable, consisting u the natural formation Of
the country surrounding the city.
l am. sir, your obedient servant.
DR.. Drew suggested the propriety Of opening
depots for the distribution Of disinfectants. and
Dr.. White responding. said that d majority OF
the places from which 1t was distributed last
year still had supplies on hand. which could be
obtained free on application.
On the suggestion OF Mr. Elder the sanitary
officers were requested to search out spoilt
meat. aud prosecute persons attempting to dis
pose OF IL.
The names Of DR.. w. 8. Mitchell and q. W.
Newton. ESQ. were submitted for active NOM
bership aud went over under the rules.
The finance committee submitted the follow
Ing report Of
CONTRIBUTIONS
raceivOd 1urin0 the week
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PAY OF SCHOOL TEACHERS.

On Wednesday next the Administrator OF
Finance will pay. at the City Hall. between the
hours Of 2 and s o'clock D. m. one third of the
treeses, etc.. for the month Of December. 1873.
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NOTICES OF SPECIAL ACTS.

Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
~ memorialized the General Assembly OF the
state Of Louisiana, praying that the State
either pay me for the Babcock Fire Extin-
Ruishers. etc, now In the State. House. belong
ing to me, or that the same be returned to me
with compensation for their use. .
J. B. MOORE
9Union street. New Orleans. La.
fe27 mh4 10 10 2220
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LAWYERS, LOOK TO YOUR CASES.

It may be a matter Of interest for lawyers
who have not followed thoroughly the legisla-
ton Of the present session to know that under
act No. 80 Of $780, entitled an act to amend and
re.enact section 1891 of the Revised Statutes
that 1t Is obligatory upon an attorney to be
present In court at the calling Of cases, SO as to
and 90 to the foot OF the docket. The minute
clerk is obliged Denaly to make this DISPOSE
ton Of unanswered cases. and several were
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Spelling Their Fun.

Last evening, at the corner Of Carondelet and
Canal streets. Jules Alzar and Joseph perilau
were showing their pugilistic attainments,
escorted them TO the Central station on the
charge OF fighting and disturbing the public
peace.
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succession or A. Dupasuier.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
y ish Of Orleans. No 4l.165-Notics Is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all 9th
or persons herein interested to show cause With
they have or car why the final account pre-
scented By Mra. Widow A. Dupaquier. natural tn.
not be approved and homologatedl and the
funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court
mhl9 ~ 40 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk,
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O6icer Chas. r. Maths. charging him with be-
Ing an accessory To the cutting Of Arthur Gale.
Officer Ford denies the charge In toto. and
Gale VIVA cut.
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PRIVATE MARKETS.

Judge Sheehan had quite number OF butch
ers' cases before him yesterday for violation Of
section 4 OF ordinance 47ss. which cases we're
the Legislature with regard to private markets.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUsTEKs' SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States,
for the District Of Louisiana.
No. 1867.

EDWIN d. MORGAN AND JAMES A. nAYNoR.
Trustees and Receivers.
w.
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY tSuccessor).
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUTLER.
ET AIH.
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sUCCEsslon NOTICES.

Succession Uf Daniel Wsidner.
SEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- tsh OF Orleans. No. Al S92-.Whereas. Mrs
Margaret Weidner has petitioned the court for
letters Of administration on the estate OF the
late Daniel Weidner. deceased. Notice is hereby
given to all whom 1t may concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer OF the said pc
titioner should not be granted.
mb9s IS api+ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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Succession or Mary A. Marshall, wife 0l
B. Creesap.

y ish OF Orleans. No 40O96-Np'ice is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate aud to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification.
If any they have or can, why the account pre-
scented by James T. Hayes. testamentary ex:
ecutOr of this estate. should not be approved
and homolo9ated, and the funds distributed In
accordance Herewith.
By order of the court.
mh23 % AMI John HERBERT. Clerk.
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Succession Of August MILLER or Muller ana

wife.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE
y parish OF Orleans. No. 4l.slo. Notice
this estate and to all other persons
herein Interested to show cause within
ten days from the present notification. II any
they have or can. why the account presented by
William Miller, administrator of this estate,
should not be approved and homologated. and
the funds distributed In accordance herewith.
By order of the court.
NINA n AD1* John HERBERT. Clerk.
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Charged with Being an Accessory.
Officer John Ford has been arrested on q
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JOHN @. HENDERSON. Secretary.
The committee adjourned.
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M 1ttTf6AEERs.
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Cove. Carriages anc
Harness ct auction. nt
MONT0OMRRY'H TATTERSALIH.
Nc. - naronne street,
every. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY &t II
O'Clock,
Oonsjgnments Of stock solicited. aut7
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CONTRIBUTIONS
received during the week.

The finance committee of the New Orleans
Auxiliary Sanitary Association beg leave to
acknowledge the following subscription to
funds OF 1880, since the twentieth instant to
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the District Of Louisiana.
No. 1851.
EDWIN D. MORGAN and JAMES A. RAYNOR.
Trustees and Receivers,

THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY lHuccessor).
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUT.
LED EFT AIS.
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And making a total for week ending this
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TUxPAN. March 10. 1850.
Dad B. White. New Orleans:
- ST. Enclosed send you an imperfect
ption of Tnxpan ana ,s t IN as
e11elDhod by the board Of health tor the present
- Not hsvin9 4 reply to my former letter
repeat the rsqnest that yo% Will q a yE%1
IT,. BY the state Board or BY the National
SQazd OF Health regarding the probable course
vesse's IRON 14a.si
ksins II near at hand when the quarantine
eo sna hastSs poets we Vii
01kmerly. detained from twenty TO sixty DAYS
g 20 lsland. With the yessel. crew and Pas.
10 70 draw four or vs non5s
sSaAavs % Without mail or freight. except Dy
saver Tie Board Of Health there may re-
~ We sre 81 ready to conform to. II In our
= 10 DO %, ana will be pleased TO hear from
~ the subject
49, s~A A. N. BOYD.
LIB. White, Medical Director New Orleans
q nxilisry Sanitary Association:
city OF Tuxpan IL located on the nortn
~ 81 the river Tuxpan. seven miles from
ASSf Tampico and Vera Cruz ID north lati.
- dee. 50 min and In longitude 81 deg II
With population Of 1856 people. Inc
Fo II a.. sad as saais 'e oi e ne drain
with single exception. that TO the
n [Of the city there Is q pond which: IN vet
er. nlls with water. ana wnen III h rs ~ ~ q
~ neasure has been avoided by draining II
~ Screek near by. With the exception OF
n I'D there ts no local cause TOE massm .a:.5
&c stsrns are used by ali the better class,
~ bat tho poorer Glasses use DC Weu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-16

The fall OF female trapeze performer while
going through her daring featS at circus In
Philadelphia, the other day. has raised a cry in
that city for the passage OF a law to prohibit
such performances. But this feeling Will soon
die out. 1t Is the danger that constitutes the
attractiyeneSs In performances OF this charac-
ter. The greater the risk run the more people
will go TO see 1t, and the performers understand
this. Therefore they vie with each other in de-
vising feats that viii put their lives in jeopardy
The people who witnessed the fall OF the girl in
Philadelphia, and saw her lying mangled and
bleeding under the trapeze, were Mortified; but
II she RECEIVERS, the very fact OF the accident
Will render her more attractive than ever. and
thousands win go TO see her In the dread expec
tat1on OF witnessing another fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-16
THE HUB PUNCH,


a z ChE DEL4VIOUS BEPERAGE.
sTH THE HUB PUNCH MADE IN BOSTON
SOLELY BY e. II. GRAVES & SONS,
4fNAP MRS EKfs Wifi fFHN M4 askKKE3DP PoFR::
PAk EAE9s n AZ HEATHFUL AND
IT IS PREPARED WITH GREAT CARE FROM
FOUND AZ AaR 1fA D bfR VIZ rs The AZ
IH5Nss QF THE Hr T a WHIG G
AND GOOD NATURE, IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED.
THE NAME AND TITLE
SH UB PUNCH, Z"
Is ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARX TO SECURE THE
THE ISTRoDUoT1oN OF SPURIOUS ARTICLES.
All unauthorized use Of this Trade Mark will be
Iromptly prosecuted.
c. IL. GRAVES q SONS. Boston, MASS.
THE HUB PUNCH
Is SOLD IN WASHINGTON By
\: y BUROHKLL. 1892 F st: NV.
JACKSON Z CO., 828 Pennsylyania ave. NV.
" ksf5 9SN s6As s9 9Sss lGs L. PENN
BR0WNTNa : M3gpfEToN. DO p; sye: NV.
HoIMEs corner A iss sna
& fsYAs aS.h sPa stssss
JOHN KEYWORTH. corner 9th and D SITS. NV.
AEaEE g8f iSsnf rs 8 en s1ss sts
F. Ic6 p; KE . S, sac It'll street NV.
sCOIG GhhKIhdSS4N. cor; Corcoran and I4th SITS
Druggists and Restaurants everywhere.
ana s ob fof R fba on
general use and medicinal purposes.
J. n. CRANE,
WHOLEsALE AGENT,
ap14-1m 40 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.