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CutlingCoru.

EEg York Tina.
Corn should be cut as near the ground
as possible. This Is not SO much for the
sake Of the stalk that is saved as to avoid
the Troublesome stub that cannot be coy
cred in the next blowing, and thus remain
upon the surface for years, disagreeable
nuisance in the meadow and among the
hay. In setting up the shocks It is prefer.
able to make large ones, and to take at
least ten rows each way, by which the
shocks will staRd firmly and will not break
down or tumble over. A large shock will
dry quite as well, although somewhat more
slowly, as smaller one, and can more
easily be preserved from damage by storms
The shock should be put up SO that the
centre Is open below and air can pass free
" through 1t, and should be bound secure
~ Just above the centre and at the top
with straw bands. It is very important
that the top should be closely bound, SO
that rain may not enter. Corn fodder so
put up may remain long time without in.
Jury, but the husking should not be post
poned any later than when the corn is dry,
because husking corn in SNOW storm is
neither convenient, agreeable nor health.
F,,I
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ucTic0 TITO RsphOIca.
One Of the latest exploits Of the bandit
Berecolo Bernal, the terror Of SeDaloA, was
the capture and killing OF an old man, the
owner OF the Laguna ranch. Bernal sent
four armed men to the old mans house one
night, who effected his capture and carried
him OTTO the mountains. Bernal was sent
for, and he placed large ransom upon the
old man, telling him that II the sum was
not paid at certain time he would cut of
his right foot The old gentleman being
too poor to raise the money, the bandit car.
ried his terrible threat into execution, and
the foot came of. Bernal again told the
old man that II q certain sum was not rails
ell by certain day the other foot would be
cut of. The money was not paid and the
other foot was amputated. After the last
operation had been performed the old man
said: "Ii God spares my life | will chastise
you, for know you ALL" Alter this Bernal
ordered his men to kill him, which they
deliberately did by stabbiug him to death.
1t is to be hoped that this ruthless MUIR
derer with his band Of bloodthirsty villains
will be hunted down, as their trail has been
for the last five or six months marked with
the most terrible crimes that have ever
been perpetIated in the iair state OF sinaloa.
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D. D Lloyd IN October Manhattan.
Ii the current belief OF the capital is to
be trusted, there has been a great deal Of
speculation in government information,
and still lie; aud some OF the men who have
made their fortunes out Of it sit in high
places. The speculative statesman" Is by
no means myth, and when our excellent
friend, Col. Sellers, speaks Of Senator Dill.
worthy AZ such a good man." because
when no went into Congress he wasn't
worth a cent, and nov he's worth mil
lion," the Colonel strikes home. Senator
Dilworthy has been continuously mem
bsr Of that honorable body for many years,
and there has never been time when he
did not sit in several seats and vote under
various namos. Blu: the Senator does not
believe himself u corrupt man. He has
constructed for himself code OF morals, in
which stoCk-speCu!Ating with official In.
formation is no more immoral than the
acceptance Of large retaining fee from a
corporation which has occasion at times 10
come to Congress for legislation. l have
seen q Senator stand in his seat when the
vote was called on an item 10 the river and
harbor bill and call TO the Senators around
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him to vote for II, which they did. The
appropriation would benefit bis large In
teres,s along the river in question. This
was known to every one on the floor, and
well understood in the press gallery, at
least. But according to the code Of morals
the Senator had constructed, this was an
entirely proper transaction, and those Of
his colleagues who quoted with him eemed
to see no fault in II. Doubtless some Of
them had rivers in the bill, too. For fear,
however, that Congress shall seem to be
rated even in this description below its
real character, let me say that, while 1t is
the fashion TO abuse Congress, orin word,
to abuse In the aggregate and in body the
same men who as individuals and ut home
are usually regarded as men Of conse:
quenCe and standing, the moral tone Of
Congress is even high for q general legis-
Iative body. The judges Of the Supreme
Court can not be more austere in their il.
teerity than very many Of the Senators and
meHberH,
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BREAKFAST sU1uET.

Brick masons are getting 50 a day in some
parts OF the South.
CatterpiIlars are seriously damaging Lou
iBiana's cotton crop.
Buffalo has more miles OF railroad track
within her corporate limits than any other
city.
A c.lored child without arms or legs is
one Of the living monstrositieo OF West
Chester, Pa.
The seating capacity Of the new opera
house which is now being erected in New
YORK city will be 1904.
The government OF Australia offers Cd
per dozen for English aparrows' heads and
Is "a hundred for their eggs.
At funeral in Utica, n. Y, recently,
the handles Of the coffin pulled out, letting
it fall to the ground with crash.
The idea OF total abstinence has been
abandoned by the temperance workers Of
Germany, but they draw the line at lager
beer and Rhine wine.
The milk inspectors OF Boston have found
in some recent EXAMINATIONS 10 per cent
OF water, and say that such milk 10 too
much extended and the guilty dealers must
be punished.
The ConviCts in the peuitestiary in
Joliet, Ill.,, receive over 5000 Newspapers
and periodicals every month. One earns
$l0a month by overwork, and with 1t he
bus costly books.
Mrs. A. i. Churchill, OF Montgomery,
Ala, has the original copy OF the constitu-
ton OF the confederate States, the first com.
munication ever addressed to the congress
nv President Davis, aud tho first bond for
$50 issued by the csnleder0cy.
In closing a notice of the arrival OF two
st. Louis bellies, the editor Of the Tom
Green County TEX Times says: "Rude |
am Of speech, but II you want heart with
generous valves, fit to run hydraulic
pump, corral me, and you'll find itbeneath
my shirt"
There are only six dis!illeries OF rum in
the country, and all six are in MassaChu.
sets. Oinearly 100000 gallons Of rum ex.
ported last year the greater part went to
Africa. The Germans say OF man who
has taken Just enough alcohol to be men.
tally stimulated that he ia "illuminirt;"
but rum is plainly not the kind OF illumi.
nation which the dark continent needs.
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There is no mention Of 1t in the almanac,
but this is the time Of year when the great
newspapers Of the great cities interview
the great book publishers and book sellers
and when, from the great multitude Of wit
nesses, we are able to get at some general
results in the always fascinating book
world.
The book year runs from Christmas hol-
idsy to Christmas holidy, and with the big
book men the holiday season has already
opened. Last season was great time Tor
the gorgeous holiday books to which Of
la,s years publishers have paid SO much
attention. 1t seemed as though there
could not be too great variety Of novel,
ties to suit varied public taste. Now
reaction has set in. Publishers had over
reached the market and, in the expires
siye language Of one OF them,
many Of them were "stuck" last
season. For the coming holiday trade
more attention has been paid TO solid
things, substantial editions Of standard
works. There will doubtless be an effort
10 work OF the old novelties remaining on
hand, but from the testimony OF the pub.
fishers there will be very little new work
OF this kind.
The trade has come to the conclusion
that buyers prefer books Of permanent
value, presented in new and attractive
dress that will wear. For example,
Harpers will give Us as their principal
holiday work Poe's "Raven" with Dors
illustrations engraved by American artists
SCribner's Sons expect a great deal from
new "Robin Hood, written and illustrated
by Howard Pyle, whose excellent work is
deservcdIy popular. Limited editions are
growing in favor with publishers and with
the public. A buyer is willing to pay well
for q work which he knows that few others
eau own. In this line Worthington isto
put out $50 copies OF "Types from Spanish
Stories" with thirty.six proof etchings.
Houghton, Mifliin & Co. are doing some
thing handsome by EmerUon and Long
fellow. An edition de itLrc OF Emerson's
works, eleven volumes, limited to 500 sets,
went Off before page WIS printed. To
have done this few years ago, even with
the aid OF advertising and pushing, would
have been marvellous" The same house
:,I 49,, ItuN,,on.,, pon,,,uU f,o,o nonfnl.
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RIni. Q.

CorFspoHde,lc: Ntte YOrk Tribune.
Mr.. Blaine Is generally regarded as out Of
the Presidential struggle, but l notice one
or two significant things in the region OF
Pennsylvania. That State has always been
a Blaine State, or ever since 1873. The OPP.
position Of the Republican leaders in that
State 10 Mr.. Blaine cost them their suprem.
acy. Mr.. Cameron is in dubious suite Of
health, and his active interference IN poll
tics for the future Is not clear, while many
Of his lieutepauts, who have never been
opposed TO Blaine at heart, now show a
desire to harmonizs with the body OF the
Republican party there. Events that are
taking place in the city OF New York also
show that the particular influence which
discouraged Mr.. Blaine here is unimport-
ant. The friction Of newly arising quanti-
ties against old ones prove to be powerful.
Mr.. Blaine never had enemies in the State
OF New York among either the subsidiary
POLITICAL or the people, except as they
were induced by the patronage. His hold
on Ohio is still strong, and throughout the
west it can easily be- aroused. The present
!ull OIL the Presidential question and the
incidental quietness OF Mr., Blaine engaged
at his literary work favor the suggestion
that perhaps the Secretary OF State Of Jas
A. Garfield will not be completely over
looked when another convention meets tC
put a man in Gartield's seat.
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scientific spor. In BAVARIA,

london Graphic
instantaneous photography is reprodnc-
ing the animal world Of the Bsvarian high
aOds to the very life, thanks 10 the ingen.
ious system OF a native naturalist near
Oberammergau, The photographer put up
his camera at some place in the higher
regions much freQucnted by game, and
connects it with al electric battery hidden
some distance away. He then posts him.
self by the battery with a telescope, and
directly he espies asuitable subject, touches
a button which communicates with the
camera, and SO drops the slide, obtaining
an instantaneous impression. The slight
noise Of the falling slide falling causes the
the animals to look up, thus giving more
animated likeness.
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MR.HARTMAs-DedrS Sir: am induced by
sense OF duty to the suffering 10 make a
brief statement OF your remarkable cure OF
myself. l was most miserable sufferer from
the various annoying and distressing di'eases
II delicate persons which caused me to be
confined to my bed for long time, being too
weak to even bear my weight upon my feet. l
was treated by the most reputable physicians
In our city, each ard all saying they could
do rothiDg for me. ] had given up all hopes
OF ever being well. In this condition be.
gan to take your Mdndlin and P7mG, and. l
! m most happy 10 say, in three months ! was
perfectly well-entirely cured without any
appliances or support OF any kind.
Yours truly, Mrs. HENRY ELLIS,
nav No, 500 Scott street, MilwOukes. WiR.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JUDICIAL SALE OF
Valuable Lands
IN PLEAsANTs COUNTY, N. IA

IN PLEASANTs COUNTY, W, VA.
r.,.o. a. .,,,ho,,,r ~ =. L., =, a.. -.
Under me annn!aony o., q decree Of lhe Circuit
IouItoi "uUuSount!' ues' nnHtiiilh hhu, lugusl
10y, ~ une ,ha, " ia g. 8, NESS VI Johh A.
A a. auu a ia ahu yonSs y nllaSI W. X,
Siiiespy hn o,hSs We Sil"ll eIl III pubic Auc'
uon 10 Ihe hishea1 Di"ueII on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER o. lsSl,
at the front door Of the Court House q! Peasants
county, lest Virginia, i've valuable thCis o. land
situated In PleAsAnts county, IS follows;
]. a tract on Hckln Fork Of Middle Island
Creek, containing one hnhdied and ssyenV.EN
acres more or les.
A tract on Mckim FORK Of hi!dlc Island
Creek, containing two hundred aud sixty nine and
thtee.quarten scfeS more OF less. $500.
3. tract on Ackim Fork Of Misde Island
Greek, containing three hundred ac'es uOr1 Ovt,s
I. Attract oil fourteen acres C1np6sld Of two tAE.
GELS, one In the Fork Of MckIIn aud Middle Island
Creeks containing eight acres more or las End
the other on Mckim Creek, containing AiG ACfa
more or -
A tract on FISH Pot Run and Ohio River hlll,
containing SIX hundred and seven aud Que hall
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Newport correspondence boN9H IFHsIP1'
One Of our Newport swells tells this story
Of himself. It is his pet story. 1t impress.
es different listeners differently. Sometimes
think it doesn't impress them exactly as
he expects it to, but it is his way OF in
forming the world that he dresses for the
evening religiously. I'll try to put it in his
own words: "rm deuced absentminded,
don't you know? deuced absent.minded.
Did something other morning, just like me,
don't you know? Valet was knocked up;
lighted the gas myself when l got up;
deuCed stubborn moustache, mine is
haye to curl it on an iron-lighted gas to
heat iron and forgot to put it out. OF course
feIIah don't put on his morning clothes
by gaslight, and got into my evening suit.
BY Jove! opened the front door and stood
in evening dress in broad daylight. Hav-
emit got over it yet. Cad! upset me entire.
Is! Felt like waitaw or fool. Deuced
l am, don't you know!"
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A Woman's Gloves.

A critical observer makes this sensible
remark: "a woman's glove is to her what
vest is to a man." Precisely. When a
man is agitated or perplexed he at once at
tacks his vest buttons, thus giving occasion
for a certain very expressive slang phra 70.
A womah's vest does not admit OF this sort
Of "pulling down." but her glove is always
a source OF inspiration and a refuge from
any embarrassment. She smooths on the
fingers rearrangcs the buttons, drags out
wrinkles, looks critically at the fit and does
a'dozen little things with her glove that
betray or allay nervousness and quite bus
tain the truth Of the above quotation.
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she Gave IL Away.

Detroit 'FTre Pres.
Five or six couples had been invited IN
to play cards and listen to music, and
peaches had been passed with other re.
ireshments. The party was Just ready to
break up when the terror Of the family en-
tered the pa'lor and called out:
",There, pa, what did ma tell you"
The governor" probably knew what
was coming, but before he could get the
youngstcr out Of the way he shot of the
other barrel with:
INA said five bought cling-stone peach
es we'd save at least hall, and we have"
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DR.. Kings New Discovery.

NEVER was such rush made for any Drug
Store as Is now at Logan & Co.'s, bridge cor.
ner, for Trial Bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds.
All persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Severe 0ou1hs, or any affection
OF the Throat and Lungs, eau get Trial Bot
tie OF this great remedy for ten cents, by
calling at above Drug Store. HwEAw
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No FASHION chat: "Poor creatures!" ex-
claimed Ms Grosgrain, looking at the pic
tures OF nude savage women, mo clothing
OF any kind wonder what the Door
things have to talk aboutF"-Boston Tran
ScriDt.
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Opinion OF Eminent DR.. H. R. Walton, Of
Annapolis, Md.-"Colden's Beef Tonic
iS par excellence, superior 10 cod-liyer oil or
anything l have ever used In wasted or I'M
ticIal as preventive Of malarial diseases
(Take no other.) OF druggists MwHAw
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THE Rev. George H. ThayeF, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Botl myself aud wife owe our
lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
BY McLain Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young.
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AMONG the most etlcacious OF remedial
agents are the medical preparations from the
laboratory Of Mrs. Lydia Z. PinkhRm, Lynn,
Mas. MMRAW
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{ ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY, MAY II. 1883, tuatil
further noticc) can will run from tho City and
stamm'G every hour from $50 A. Y. TO $50 p n.
Cars to and from Fulton every 30 minutes.
myl2 J, KLEEH, supl,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WAsHINGToN SCHOOL
w az EELoyUIi0S q ENGLISH LAEcuAGv
SAA us SHsei, n: y, M1,ah!ngioa, b. Auh

= hhs y. STEVENS HART, Prin,t,.,
beglns October !, closes June /. Friyain pal, pM,
received after September +'"A'e bGpih
Natural DEVELOPMENT and culture Of thc ,ot..
10y ine putgosfs q Conversation, Reading p,SIise
address and Singing. Correct use AZ ibs n' uole
q Articulation and Respiration, tOVeihe,
served and Developed S'HA's ar pre-
Easy and natural Expression Of sentl,,o,,, A..
means OF speech Gesture, including CbSrSta,, "
ton, Dramatic Beading and RecItRIiot A'"e'S''EA'
Prevention oil Chronic Affection ol Tho ,h,o.,
lung and digestive otganI, and the 1trG,,o,
Of Affected erSsns By ludicfouE VoCsl and fSy,TaIs
Bill, endorsed BY prominent phyE!CiGrS A'''SAl
pHunct Articulation taught 10 Siammc,er, an,
other suffering from painful Vocal DCfrCis liz All
SUIT Of habit that may DO entirely OyeFCoTSe ~
perasseni eholt On the part Of the student dF,c.S
byA lndicious and experienced teacher ~
ever abnormal conditions Of the Veal Or, ~
present, tho advice Of physician d obtSiraS
prior 70 the Vocal Exercises given By The
4 limited number Of pupils Will 6e taken in ii.
Principals family for the general objection Of bsi.
Enh'tf. Send fNr circular VI ,ust
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ALL topers are not near sighted, but
they all use their rye glasses.-Bdlimore
Every Saturday.
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sHlLoH's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Sold BY McLain Brothers, and Alex. 7.
Young. pAW
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BAD compilations restored with Glenn's
Sulphur sosp. Hills Hair Dye, black or
brown, fifty cents. Pixies toothache drops
euse In one minute. awT&w
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"You sec that young man opposite2 You
should know him. He comes from very
old family" Indeed and he so freshW
-BoaOa Transcript
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TRAVELER'S GUIDE,
Trains arrive and depart as iOllOws-city time.
RattIn,ore a nbio-MATN JISe- DRpA DIT

Trains arrive and depart as ioll0ws-City time.
baltimore d Ohio-MAIN LINE-DRPART-
l:65 N, $40 q N, 24o . m, $40 p N, 7:06 m.
Q: o. Diy-e:20 Am, El6 p m, Ills p m, $40 am.
W. a p. DIH-DEPAIT-For Pittsburgh, 625 m,
and 90 m: for Washington, Pa, 6:25 and $40 N,
a:l0 and $3.50 N; for BIN GROVE 1853 p m. AR:
RTvE-Main Line-l2:lb m, 1870 q u, 8:l6 D n,
$40 a m, E6 N. g, o: Ny.-&i0 p N: aeoi N,
$50 m, and $50 p m; from wsIhinEton, Pa SEQ
aud $50 q m; l;l5 and $50 p mi from Kim Grove
4:4opm. rs
r., O. q ST. L.-DxPAHr-eN a m, goa m.
i:22 p m, E41 p N. ARRryE-s:S1a m, 11:l2 q m,
S.67p m, E7 pm.
Cleveland, Lorain d wheeIing.-DEpARr
Bridgeport and st. Clairsyille Accommodation, 900
m and sis p m; Cleveland, 1900 noon; MUSilon,
40 pm. AERIvK-S:S6 N, 1910 m, 246 p m,
i46 pm. q
Cleveland d Northumberland a
N, 1l:S0 m, 4O6 p m; SteubenYille AccommodG.
ton SOS q m, Wellsville Accommodation sos
m. ARRIyE-I208 m, 4:43 p m, &:12 m; 6tati.
benville Accommodation S;S8 m, WellsYille 40
c3mInodAuon &4Sam.
b, z. & O. RaiIwAy-LE4vE BellAIre for
woodSGeld and 9ummGrheId At G4J q M and 800
pm. ARRIVE at Bellalre At st6G. N. and 6:2Opm.
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IT will kill q colony OF Bed Bugs as quick
as electricity. Hunts Insect Powder is It's
name. Price IS cents. BY all druggistg.
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Total paid by all.~.................si ,SSl. oGe
For the truth OF tho above facts we refer the pub.
lie II the Officers OF the Aboye.uamed corporations
and for our legality and standing to the Mayor and
Oiiccrs OF the City Of New Orleans, 70 tho State
authorities OF Louisiana and also 10 the U. s ON.
and correct In all our transactions, as much 50 AZ
any business IN the country. Our standing Is con-
coded by all who viii investigate, and our stock has
owned by many OF our best known and respected
''''Ae"' M. A. DAUPIIN, President.
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY,
lNl 1917 ASH ii6O uNU CT nnpTI,,,,,,

Washington, D. G., ''H'''
Reopenl Wednesday. September 6. 1855
Mn. J. kDDY 6OAERs, Princlpsi,
Teal. 'AN PIAS
Classical Counsel Prepares for the scuis, YEA, =,
the seminary; or for entrance into VASSt =;
FIenc6 and aermRu-By the Natural Method,
Eocuiiou-Chargcoi Nm N. Stevens HOr, Phi,
Gpal Of the Washington school Of flccuIion 'tE
vocal Muhc-DirectlOn Of Madame Annie ROh
mer kaSpar Nv
Instrumental MusIc-DIrcctlon Of P,ol. Aa.O.
Art, Drawing and PRInling-DIrcctlOn Of Pm, r
E. Mesker, Director Of Washington All School y
Decorative Alt-Under supervision Of Comrr.ep,
| teachers S's4'
REFEREEcEs; by permission Nm. sorcn n.
i fen 10 the following pauODS:
Rev. Z. g. Andrews, BAhop OF NJ, f.. China
Washington, D. O.; lion. II. NJ. Teller, sIcnIsfTH Il
the Interior; Hon J. y. Harlan. ASo Jus i. s I'm
CT. Washington, d. T.; Gen. John ", FCS'ef II
Minister 10 spain; Sen. John I. MCrERn, Selma
Ala: Sen. Warn Miller; HeIkImer, Y, Y; tien
Green b. RAum, Com Of Int. r v, MaShIprion r.
O.; Capt Jas II. GILL;, u +. Navy; Charles Rm,Ssy;
Hart. Editor ~ %teellrG lntelllVonfcr SuS
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

1867 Y.IrpS amounting 800
Application for rates to clubs should DO made
only 10 the office Of the Company In New Orleans
Porturther information, write clearly, giving full
address Make P. O. Money ordeu payable and
addfesS Registered Letters to
NkW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La.
Ordinary lette,s by Mall o; ExpEea %
N. A. DAUPHN,
,,,,, New Orleans, Ia.
Sclsvaw ta seventh st., Warrington, DC
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED-A BAKER. ENQUIRE
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