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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

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puEges the blood g &c. seasse s, 9 - -
4AAMQM1 @9@3
81 cu 9 1872, ssSc5I wn~mean1a Prspar&ko
adeeron he na,ss bert 90 so ,. 8 -. -.
ia t1c 49, - 49, 49, -, - Alrohol
raceeo sneseLro 49, -. ~ ses nn fha
paklsut recoveEs hls healsn: .w,.~.n.~ .raYhs.
~ ene gse@e sss = :. - =. - ,,,is.
giving k1anolple S1e1s.S ~ 49, -.
per1ect Ren0Eatcr and - - "a
tenn. Never GeL0k@ - 80 -. - 49,
has me1lcano &c. Ge ~ 4, - 4, Rs@G
remarkablo QuAnaea 81 NiNA1A n - - =.
ing The sex o. eveky 49, -, Fs@.sSss,..sa
A10 AAseE@1 1sssss .s-.1l ksSefs~es
x e.ssrs1s. a~es Filionn eolvanS
Counter sqns suaok 49, NJ ns -
Dlureec ana 1onlc ~ s.sS, - 1870 n -
WRs exceed thoas &c any oaack 1ns1lS'A1S -
world -. -. v,,-.vw.a aneoraina
eodlreCtaOns and remain l01& nnWsn. p ss.s
their bones are nc - ~ ~ -
g o51 - .s.sIa - -. 49, -. s'saA
9AAA0@ss AomAssoMss 4 y. -. 1880 ~
Alaras Aevc - hrss = ~ Toivs ~ err
great rivers and thsir vast tEioglasies onIlng sns
esLnmex -, -, A4ss.. 49, 49, -
g nnusaal nsas 49, &C. -. ss.s.s.1,1v aconnanlea
- aTt sTs deranrsnents 81 the stomach, liver
80 lowe. ~ 49,. 49, : .- 49, .s.,,,1~ q
esong poMetLul - uoA.SS 49, '--17s =
There IL no eashnrtle FOR the purpose
equal % Dr. y WALEEnes. NEEaAh SsA 49, =
~ 49, s,cevel~ -, l,aTle1 A. fIae
m4t.cx VIII m..S. 49, - 49, ~ ~ iiv@s
sane 1Me sslLn ~. ~ 49,. ts,.,sts-,. ~
ann kenetL.any Lcsso.A1S eaAo -s-A'-AS =
me oge4ssvo 9tA ..-as,u. g,a.ama ~ v,.,ye
E0E0AE Sng 00ssR ry $3.50 - yS,-. ~ Iae
LyI19g ~ - ~. SeId ~ :. e1sfera fhla Sors
eps.sdAas s-A '-e --''-'-
49,. ~, $780, shc s Sends
= ~ 80 ~ sIe n .Ies1,an fhe boo1
~ -, iSarf3ne, new ne Sud yigor e
~ y. ea-, an, arna a. without the sid oe
SsisI - $780, SofneraI Ynedicine evarY nap.
NasolaSs Y. $500. $780, frnm fhe mvafesn
tasae ~ pS.sD1.0As - - .Ve~@~faNm TendachN
,,yssPsgsgSeu@ .,.is.-s Co.sebs TiCptness az ~
49, - a 80 49, ~. s,s ftoeesR Bsd Tetein ~
5000 gsIIio,,a Atfesu Plantation Of the HeaT9
"A Fe TsInc Tain "a the region ok
49, F5a@~ ana 4 .lrdfd other painful gymp
$500 49, - ~. ,fprr,rirrs AZ Dvgpepeia
80. es1IS. ~ q fm0sa xvi. White Swell
49, TTI.e.~ Tl,sv~fnalaa gvpeiled Neck GOitra
- IN pv4 nIercursi
~ ses ia sssTsm ErT,nflona AZ the lrin Sora
49, ~. ~ tSe-s AZ n IN other CONSTITUTIONS
fSles WV =, 100 VTSroAr BrTTrRs has shown
49,. rsakt s.1,rafiva hover A the most ohskt
49, ana snkrartahla ciaea
rFnvs IN mmrmm 6orw and Chronic Rheumap
t,tr, rsnsst pIlIona Renaftfent ard Intermittent
Tevs,rs Tiseaaea of the Blood Liver, Kidneys and
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

PULLING THEM DOWN. nearly all
the Southern cities the authorities are
pulling down the bill boards, and soon
sspaper ON the wall'' will be thing of
the past. The Charleston Netos and
Courier gives expression on the question:
THE abolition Of this mode Of adver-
Using, in other places as well as in Sa-
vannah, would not only prevent the ex-
hibition Of the offensive pictures so ire
quently to be seen in cities and towns,
but would prevent the public from being
deceived BY unscrupulous exhibitors.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

l4Ma9AM'a pWToNxD BwER TONIC Gho cab
prepaxation Object containingim omtlsw mash-k
koals properties 1t contains blood-mAAimg
force generating and He sustaining properties
invaluable for Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
also, In all enfeebled conditions whctheg the
result Of exhaustion, nervous prostration ever
work or acute disease. particularly Il reSultinR
from pulmonary complainta oaswell Hnzard &
Co, prCprietora, New York Sold BY druggi1AM
TIE fortune Of che Marquis OF Ripon Il
500. 900 year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

When those Filters Of the System. the
Kidneys, fail to perform their functions
properly, DIR. ]. WALKER's CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs viii restore their nat
ural action. and prevent the progress Of
the disease to q fatal issue. In one week
after commencing . course Of DIR.
WALKER's VINEGAR BITTERs you viii
feel like new creature.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13
Tired Lanquid Dull

xxAokly expresses the condition of thousands %
psopls e this season Of the year. The dspressina
effects Of the warm weather and the weakened con-
dikion Of the body are quickly overcome by the use
of Hoods sAEsaparillA Why suffer longer when
remedy Il 90 cloOs 1t handi TAKE Il nov. II VIII
give yOu health. strength and energy.
IL took Hoods Sarnaparilla for loss Of appetite.
dyspepsia. and general lAnauce II did me q vast
amount Of good. and I have no hesitancy ia recon-
msnding Il 70 my friends and all needing medicina
-. W. WmLERonD. Quincy, III
Hoods SaFsaparilla tones up my syWtom. puFihes
my blood. sharpena my Appetite and seems 90
build me over."-W. J. BLArR. Corning. n. 7.
81 could not aleep. and In the morning had hardly
life enough TO got out Of bod had appetite and
my face would break out with pimplea. decided
take Hoods Sarsapariila and began 70 aleep
soundly; could Ret up without that tired and Lam
guild feeling. and my appetite improved. ~ A.
SANHoRD. Kent. @.
Hoods SarsapaFlIla
sold by All drucglsts 81; ak for IS. Made only By
O. / HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

THE closing by Prince Borghese Of
his beautiful grounds, so charmingly
described by Hawthorne, has made
quite q stir in Rome, which has long
been accustomed to their use as q matter
Of course.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

THE Hotel Tendome, of Boston, is un-
surpassed in location and appointments.
Tourists wishing to stop at a hotel which
offers the comforts of their own homes
should not fail to visit it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

THE lance has disappeared from the
list of weapons used in the Austrian
army. The lancers will be converted
into light cavalrymen.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

A. Omaw Bannh1or Cared IS CpngAnpt.S1
When deakh was hourly expected from Con-
uumptson. I'll remedies having failed anu ~.
n. 1arnee was experimenting. he AemaentaAy
rnade 4 preparation Of Indian Kemp Wn.on
cured his only child. and now glvel snls 49,
- $1,000 81 asmnapa % pay expenses. Hemp
80 cuysa rieht awsaia, nausea a. the atom-
-. - Win break freah cold IN p hours
Addrpsu Craddock 8 Co, 101 haoe street.
phfImdnluhia. Pa. naming thu paper.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

II has been said; but, when q woman IL
dragged dewn, emaciated, wan, and a
fnl or lovable. Nature may have been gener-
GUS Ia her gifts, and endowed her with all
the charms Of her sex, bat disease has crept
n unawares and stolen the roses from her
cheeks, the lustre from her eye, and the sum
shine from her heart. But to DO well again
lies in your own power. Take DR. Piercea
ssFavOrite presription,H it win cure you;
thousands have been cured by e Nothing
equals it for all the painful maladies and
weaknesses peculiar 20 women Price 70.
ducsd 10 one dollar. BY druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13
TOO Doses one Dollar
Cancer Of The Tongue.
4 Case resembling That q General Grant

Some ten years ago / had q gcrofuious sore on my
right hand, and with the old ne treatment ithenled
up. In March, 1854 it broke out IN my throat and
concentrated In cancer, eating through my check 20
the top OF my left cheek bone and up TO the left eye
I BubaisGoo on liquids, and my tongue was so Tar
gone could not talk On October first 1884, COM
menced taking Swift'e Specific In q month the eat
fearful aperture In my cheek has been closed and
firmly knitted together. "A new under iaD Is pro-
tongue lean talk 80 that my friends can readily
underBtnnd me, and also eat solid food again.
would refer 20 Hon. John r. TraylOr, state Senator
Of this district and 70 Dr.. r. 8. BrAdded Of LAGRANGE,
Ga. MRS NARY r. CONFER
Ia Grange, Ca May IL, 1855
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
n. y. ISL w. 28d sc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

- - A disease Of so delicate Q nature a
structure Of 1.-THE urethra should only Be en-
trusted 70 those Of large experience and skill.
By our improved methods we have been en-.
abled 20 speedily and permanently cure hun
dreds Of the worst cases. Pamphlet, refer
ences and terms, three letter stamps Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main
street, Buffalo. n. II.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

WEUEW IWIII AIAMEIWa
Fort Madison, Iowa, Mrs. Lydia =. Pink
ham: az am glad TO inform Jon that / have
tried one bottle VI your Vegetable Compound
and have found great relief. more tbGn
thGnk you for your kind advica I have
never felt so well IS I do now since I had
these troubles Yours Resp'y. Mrs w. G.
A." The above Is asample Of the many
letters received BY Hrs. Pinkham expressing
gratitude for the benefit derived from her
Vegetables Compound Another letter from
Kaufman. Texas, says: "Your Compound
has done me more good than al the Doctors
ever did, FOR which thank you with ala my
heart Your friend. Anna b
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

Eaw0W&mM&e
When vsa vlnIt leave New YORK city, cave baGA9A
anReae and &c carriage hire and stop IS the GE1no
Ilniou Hotnl appoaita Grand Central depot.
so5elagnn roonn. fitted up nc caas oe cna mAA..en
Anaaawm M and upward p@w day. N@Kop&4m Pisa. M@e
$500 Wnnfnnrnnt supplied with the best. Horse oaEns
oksRos and slsVatod railroad % ell doDola Eami.as
- I've better for ieM money e the Grad unto4
Hsaal fhan IS any othax ameolass hosel - Ne city,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13
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fsnrreetn offensive oHorn at ompo
trse ~ ustssf chronic eases 1Iso unequAle4 -
rsgels Tor Dipkherin. Sore Throat AouA hEsaAn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13
American Fables.

A Fox who was Railing against the
Lion with the greatest Vehemence was
asked by the Hare the Reason for such
Action.
SIT is on Account of his Wickedness, y
was the reply.
'But his Character is SO Gentle and SO
far Above Reproach that he has been
Honored by the Lord of the Forest, y
protested the Hare.
ooh, well, then I'll Rail against the
Lion and the Lord. too ~
MORAL.
The Fox had Probably got left on an
Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

A Tramp who had stolen a $1O-bin
from a Farm House was so Vigorously
Pursued by the Victim that he was
Finally overhauled.
"Ah, you Thief p shouted the Farmer,
'fbut you Deserve n year in Prison r.
'sThief am no Thief.
''But you stole my money ~
ST also Deny that. / only took what
Belonged to me. As Socialist you
Preach that there should be an Equal
Division Of Wealth. As Socialist de
videed your Pile and took only my Half.
MORAL:
The Farmer Socialist let the Fellow
60, of course-only he didn't
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

ssvas elomd h 4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

colds f0vers and infammatory attacks, e
Dr.. Pierces Compound Extract OF Smart.
Weed; also, cures collie, cramps cholera moa,-
bus, diarrhRa and dyssntery, or blOody-nux.
Only 80 canta
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

rrTYEsnD1a fEraanav - MlVor9 Hz.4tUE1W
4 pnrels veraSn6ie, ana meets want never 0aIesS
fufniahed Go TIE public, ana the ntAnoat EsaamA
may he placed In e
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

II. 8. Whitney, Assistant PoetmealeE. tuen99
Coma writes s--lsI have suffered unkola aee2M
VITA kidney and liver c0mplmlmeDs ny water Wa@
very bad. e times actually passed bloo4 NuMHW
fKidney and Iiverl RRmKDx hAe oene4lo9 -
more thAn FL othar medicines uee4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

Iho hoDo g TO NAttUMs
Children. allow Ia development, puny,
pcrawny and delicate, use ssWelln' Health Ro-
newer
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

4 only ten States is Decoration Day legal
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13
ssgarmrmw Rmmn. Rmnahea. -

though On RAts" clears 1hom cu4 40
Beetles, Ants. Innscaas Rats and Mices y and
"a hnxea
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

srxT1 Washington negroes have white wO-
men FOR wives.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13
MARKET NOTFa.

NEW YORK MARKET
HE Wholesale New York maEkat quotations
BrarS-Prama. e1.esmai.ss talr a rood
eI.45@&l.55 per busheL
BuzTKR - New York sold g 15D17a 1oe
choice ID pals, and 17O10c. common % good
Western Creamery sold a 16116c., and tha
common Western at 10G11o.
CHsEnz--e actory fancy 7@es do fair
Esos-o uosatiOnu ranged hom la sor a..
binary, % IL foE New York. New Jernsv and
FTo1R - upernns. ea10nes. 30. western.
eA00@e5.50 so; extra New Yofk. s.. S5De15 50.
aAx- shipping. s5@Soas elovaEs 10915a /;
H0rs New York ls@la0 Eastern, 1291so,
Pom = Prime silO . sllsO. drs-sd
WAR : spring "a q @oac.s Nh
wanksa. No $50 arnboz. o.;
Cor Cosx $1,000 s..S.i western aizsa so@sss<o.
Steamer Mixed 63y<G51n n eisvntoEs -
delivered; NO Al ~-tD5k1fo ID elevator -
9555<o.. dsllvsrsd Whine Southern g. d.
Rz-ssata s7@7se
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
EnUun State family. eAO0GeA -; re four
easz,S 7ss wheAk 6tAta S @L.08os
. .s 60 0o;eorn. yeiloW. 6A1Eoi nizsd ssaees
pRcxEU- Refined gs<os 0uda Ga
WooE-Slake and Western X 16G5oas \.
e1648o. medium. 6os95lc; coarse -
BOSTON MARKET
ExouR - From &22SG92S0 gor low and
nedium. 10 81 250e4 81 Tor choice Minnesora
ScIn. s., esd. fcx mixed and yatloW
buxxEM Common. 9o ella NeEnon4
MiEys I5@16c choice creamery 18GI0A
laz-71
BEkEa 81. 5563Le0
AAz-C lnioe &2l99
cAxzxm mAnw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

THE total State school fund Of Georgia Il
1854 was e608 asa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

Nh 0khniel Carer, Town Clerk, Norwich, Cem@Au
A wensn GA. Erakaa s--AFor yeAxa have nanguHm8
,~iih laeane0f th8 kidneys and bladder, and have
"a neslkaney - recommending HuNT's gKi1n9v
plainsa
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

49, sas 1iAAR attention given fl pnna,
- - Painting. Grainfno. A.. :
eilei ma 49,. - orders from tie country
- - -'la promptly attended l..
aaaraniesd . oil seasigacfson.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

Hems lovs l. ne beat lova.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

WuwRRa fKldney and LtveFl HNMADx q 49,
Aerfnl medicine. Tc0rdially recommend 10 U.s. Co.
ehose suffering from dEopsy o. Kidney aroue.eas-~
Gee 3. Robortsons Deputy onetlns pangota =.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-13

Ne isaiah Cock. sheriff ct skowhegan, -
vrlfee.-aT have been adlicted for ever tweni4
venrn With q weakness OF the Kidneys aud i've
RrmnnT relieved al pains In the beck and slcnar
pie. a. q. send for illustrated PamYhlet -
HUNTS REMEDY CO.. PrOsldsnOo. =. =
esad hy al DRUGGISTS.
= :. amnwnwraswmna N.~amma RmAma Mass WnwM
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09
I'VE will keep him till

to the others. ave will keep him till
morrow"
Forthwith I was hurried back to the
shanty, mounted on horse and thence
taken. closely guarded, across the coun-
try, by moonlight, to Bannock City.
Here was thrust into o cellar, and
left in darkness till the following even
ing, when three men appeared at the
door and babe me come up.
With some natural anxiety / respond
ed to the call, when brief apology was
made me for the Inconvenience" to
to which had been subjected. was,
moreover, advised to keep . close
mouth as to what hal occurred, and al
so TO be more cautious in whose COM
pany l was found in future.
Fairbanks. alias Campbcll,I never
saw nor heard of afterwards. II is
quite apparent that having received o
"permit to travel" from the vigilants, he
had seen fit to do SO and leave me TO ex-
plain to these summary gentlemen rs
best I could.
I found the law Of keeping ones self
among good associations was the way
of safety even in q new country, and !
was glad enough afterwards to follow
the advice Of my new friends, and ito
I've more cautious in whose company l
was found"
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09
Population Of the Doudan.

It is estimated that there are 10000
600 or $4,000, 900 of inhabitants in the
Egyptian Soudan, which has an area Of
$500, 900 square miles. and comprises
q vast amount of fertile land along the
Nile and its tributaries. Three mill
ions Of these people are Arabs and
their kindred, while the remaining o.
10000 are of the negro race. All
the Arabs and Moslems, and many of
the negro tribes have adopted the relig-
ion of Mecca, and are faithful followers
Of the Prophet. The Pagan negroes
have united with the Arabs in the effort
to drive out the Egyptians, and, though
their religions are unlike, they have o
common interestr in Kidding themselves
of oppression. Most of the Arab tribes
are on the eastern side Of the Nile,
while most of the negroes are on.the west
ern. Between the Nile and the Red
Sea are the tribes whence come the men
of Osman Digna's army, now in front
of the Suakim, while along the valley
and to the west are the people who
flock to the Mahdi's standard. Out OF
a population of l2,O0O,OOO Of people,
animated by religious zeal, and smarting
under the cruelties OF their recent mas
tiers, it is easily possible for the Mahdi
to raise an army OF 200, 200 men. The
wonder is not that khartoum fell 80
soon, but that il was able to hold out
so long. The theory is certainly very
plausible that the Mahdi could have
captured it long ago if he wished, hat
he refrained from doing SO until the
British army had come too far into the
Soudan to be able to retreat.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

New York Letter in New Haven Register.
1T may surprise you to be told" said
an old hotel clerk, to whom I had re-
marked that probably Garmoyles pres
ence as a guest was a good thing for
the Brunswick, shat the patronage Of
the foreign aristocrats was q damage.
Fifteen years ago nearly every titled
foreingner who came here put up at the
Clarendon-now demolished. That
house had for while the exclusive favor
of such tourists. 1t bankrupted its
keepers. Ten years ago the Brevoort
got this run of business, and held it
until lately, and the proprietor il
bankrupt The Hotel Brunswick sue
ceeded to the business Of feeding and
lodging the aristocrats, and the con-
Germ has been in the hands of the re-
ceiver for month. The reason is
quiet simple. The guests demand the
very best, but are not willing to spend
money freely enough to make profit
for the landlord. In short. they want
the fare of Americans without paving
rs Americans do. Their presence has
ruined every hotel which has had it in
this city"
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

An Army Of LOO Bmployss Who are Paid
$500. 900 Per Annum.

$4,000 Per AAnum.
The total number of employees all told
in the bank is about LOO, and the SAL
airy list. including pensions Is about
f3OO, 900 per annum, says the Fort
nightly Review. There is an excel)en
library and reading-room in the bank,
to which the directors have literally
contributed both money and books.
There are also Widows Fund and
Guarantee Society, a life insurance
company, o volunteer company. and q
club, or dining-room where clerks can
dine chesply and we'll. connected with
the bank, which owe very much Of their
prosperity to the liberality and kind
consideration Of the directors. The
governors and directors Of the bank di-
vide between them G14, 900 per annum.
OF this the governors receive 81 200
each, and the directors $500 each. Be-
yond the status which their position
gives them they derive no benefit from
their Office, while they tax themselves
most literally by their contributions
toward the welfare of their
clerks. The governor and deputy
governor remain in Office for two
years only, and this short tenure of
offica is, with considerable reason,
thought to he detrimental to the eff.
Gent and consistent administration Of
the functions of government. The
great blot of the system seems to be the
want of continuity of policy which is
engendered. A governor, let rs say,
is an enlightened financier, for two
years his policy il paramount; but his
successos then comes and perhaps re-
verses everything, and the onus Of the
change, 50 far as the bank customers
are concerned, is left to I've borne by the
permanent officers of the bank, who
have perhaps never been consulted in
the matter, or whose opinions, based on
the experience Of many years may be
ruthlessly ignored. The two-years
system undoubtedly has its advantages
for the constant introduction Of new
blood: it also strengthens the governors
from above and below the chair. The
directors below the chair give the govern
ors loyal and hearty support, because
they feel that one day their own turr
NAV come, while those above the chair
having passed through the ordeal know
the value of their colleagues support.
But the result Of this is, nevertheless
the institution Of q sort Of one-mar
power, which is well enough wher
there Is Hubbard, Hodgson or Craw
ford IN the chair, or if there is Bar.
ing. Hambro, Rothschild or Goscher
to follow. but which may have its dis
advantages.
The Mineral argus., 1885-07-09

Senator Camden of West Virginia is
worth 80 900, 900
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-09-05
Southern University.

The Collegiate, tue Normal aud the Prepar-
atory Departments of this Institution will be
opened Oct. |, 1884. Students desiring to
enter any of these Departments should apply
promptly. We will have apparatus for illus
trating the natural sciences, and all students
of advanced courses will have the proper
attention and instruction. Students who enter
the Normal Departing mt will receive special
instruction and attention.
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to
Mr.. l., A. Martinez, Editor, Louisiana Standard,
New Orleans.
For further information or catalogues, apply
to the President, j. H. HARRISON.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-09-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The special attention of our planters and
merchants is call ed TO the advertisement OF the
well aud favorably known house of john L.
Moore dr., g. Co., Wholesale Gioeers ana
Commission Merchants, OF Nos 81, 81 d a
TchoupitOulas street, New Orleans, La.
We are pleased to announce to our readers
that our affable friend, Philip Saal, late with
the deceased A. Billet. the well-knOwn grocer
Of New Orleans has leased the popular stal d
of Dan1 Moliarty, at Nos 249, 25l u 2o3 Poy
dras street, near the market, where he will be
pleased to see his numerous friends
The attention of all needing anything in the
line of dentistry, is called to the advertisemt MT
OF our old friend, j. X. Walker, ID. ID. s., loca-
ted over the New Orleans Gas Co.'S Office
corner of Common and BarOnne Sta, New Or
leans, where all work entrusted to him will
receive prompt attention and satisiLcti on
guaranteed at fair prices.
We call special attention to the advertisement
of the mammoth musical emporium OF Louis
Grunewald, of Nos. Is BaIOnne and l27 Canal
streets. New Orleans. Mr.. Grunewald is the
head of one of the largest music houses in the
country and has been and is, not only con
s anty extending his furnishing business, but
also offers greater facilities to all Interested,
by his immense ard varied stock OF mnsic't
instruments of every variety. as well as must
cal publications. of every kind.
Call at either store, l27 Canal street, or Ia
Barol ne, anil you will be waited ON by polite
aud attentive clerks, who will soon make you
feel that it is no trouble to show their goods
Our genial fricnd Mr.. Joseph Flanner, the
so: -in-iaw of MIR. Grunewald will be found al
| M Is Baronne street, (undcr Grunewald
Hall)