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ALL THAT SCIENCE AND Skill,

could do make BensOn's Capciue Pastors
the best porous plasters and also the best
general external remedy In the world has been
done Whenever il is possible improve them ii is
cone BensOu plasters are not made To impose upon
the credulOuS, but 10 cure disease. Their eminent
success has procured for them the voluntary endorse
ilet OK 1000 ph$ sicians, pharmacists and druggists
throughout the country. and the outspUke. prefer
ehce OF 'he .ligent public. They prompt DOW
eriuI cIeaiy and certain They here no others
Will even relieve. Refuse limitations STYLED apsciD
tapsicuui" or Capucin' Piasters. Reputable drug
eSt, only The Three seals Trademark on the
genuine and the word Capcne' cut in the center of
the plaster.
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JETF DAVIS NOT kEPENTANT.-Mr. Davis
tr y from Savannah tO Albany, Ga was the
signal Tor the collection of crowds at ali stations
were the tram stopped, and several speeches
were made. hen the train stopped at Hamer-
Vile SOME one IN the crowd cried. We're proud
of "A man who always did lis duty" Mr. Davis
answered: Il always tried 10 do my duty and
n tine people of the south think did INV duty
i am satisfied and don't care what Yankees
say. have nothing To ask OF them, not even A
pardon, Tor he who seeks pardon must profess
Z. repenl lance. : have not rcpeuted. Tin. only
thing That / am sorry FOR l. that we did not
succeed III a Yankee comes south and behaves
himself We are glad 10 nave him.
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u ANT YouR BUGeY
FOR ONE DOLLAR

WITH CARRIAGE BLACK
READY MINED FOR REPAINTING OLD CAR
RIAGES. BUGG1ES. SLETGHS, ETC
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL READY MIXED CAR
RAGE BLACK IN THE MARKET
One coat gives an old Buggy Sleigh the blacklist
black you ever saw, and handsome gloss without
vanishing 1t is combination of Paint and Varnish
and contains no Asphaum. Ii is very tough and
durable and will not crack. It will Outwear the ord.
nary carriage paint twice 1t dries hard in few
hours, No rubbing! No vanishing! No extra trou-
bic! 1t sells like hot cakes Where known case lasts
1. dealer but a few days Each can contains than
enough to paint carriage. Put up--two dozen cans
in case. Show cards, spoke and circulars in each
case. Retailed at one dollar per can On this the
dealer makes handsome profit.
HIRSHBERG, HOLLANDER & CO,
Wholesale Dealers in
PAINTERS AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES
l9o, 1917 and 24O w. Pratt St.
ap12-1m Baltimore, Md.
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HALLELUJAH NATRIMOSY FOR a DINE
Fisher hail, at Lebanon, Pa. was packed with
humanity at ten cents head saturday night
Ia witness the '.hallelujah wedding OF Capt.
Edward Murray, OF Amsterdam, y. Y. and
Capt. Emma Williams, of the salvation Army,
or hat town. Rev. -. Carrow, OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, performed the ceremony,
th.. bridal couple Joining hands under the army
cOlOrs and surrounded by group al staff OH
GERS in scarlet uniforms. y prominent guest
was Lieut.. Mary Fisher, who was formerly in a
nunnery, but Joined the army two months ago
Capt. Murray Is "a stsllwart New Yorker while
his bride is petite English lissie of 20 SUM-
ulers.
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A WOMAN ARRESTED FOR FORGERY-A sem
sal ion has been created at ParkeFsburg, WA.
by the arrest OF Miss Annie Robinson, hitherto
considered a most reputable woman, the
charge OF forgery. For months past PtirkeTsburs
merchants have been losing heavily OH forged
Orfers, and attempts To locate the criminal
were ruthless The evidence against Miss Rob
iE,On ID strong. The victims are many and the
aggregate sum obtained il large.
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Mrs. TABER FIGHTS y DIyORCE.-MrS. Annie
TaDer, OF the famous DDwns-Taber affair in
Boston, saturday, flled objections to the appii-
ca-iOn OF Field j. Taber that the ni,i-diVorce
granted him In the divorce proceedings vi No
Nember be made absolute. The document He'd
hy Ms. Iaber contains charges OF u most scri-
Gus character against her former attorneys her
husband and other persons.
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Or Omar INTEREST
And if you have little time to spare why you may
as well read it. and keep reading till you come to
the last.
Good Cheviot Suit at So.
Fine Business Suit at $3.50
An Extra Fine Atwood Cheviot Suit at SO.
pure Indigo Blue Flannel Suit at $3.50,
An ATWOOD Black Worsted 4-Button Getaway at
SO, worth SIS.
An ATWOOD Cashmere 4-Button Getaway at s12,
worth SIG.
A Fine Prince Albert Suit at $15 An Extra Fine
Prince Albert at SIS. and all other suits at the
proportlonate low price.
FOR BOYS FROM Is TO Is YEARS
We have good Cheviot suit at So; elegant CASH
mere suit at $3.50. worth s.; Il fine Cashmere suit at
$50 worth $40; extra Fine Cashmere Suit silk
mixed al SIO worth SI3.
FOR CHILDREN FROM TO 10 YEARS OLD
very nice Suit 81: better at 50 75: an ele-
CANT Cheviot suit at 1928 worth S425: very fine
suit at So 10 worth 50; extra line Suit at 81 90
worth SO. We have very large stock of Children's
Suits from 81 up Oslo.
A full line OF Mems, Youths and Boys Pants from
SL25 up
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ATTORNEYS.

HAVING DEVOTED SEVERAL YEARS To
my sons Pan-iIiec.ric and National Secret Tele-
phone awsuitS and contracts, return general
practice assisted by j. HARRY ROGERS Esq.,
Electrical Expert and j. &. ROGERS. Esq. Fquiiy
practice in the District of Columbia and Maryland.
Office: 20 Corcoran Building, opposite u. 5. Treasury
Residence: Parthenon Heights
ap29-lms j. WEBB ROGERS.
CAMPBELL CARRISGTON, ATTORNEY-AT
NLaw. Practices in all the Courts Office $50 Loui-
siana ave. barbour Law Building.) Residence, 1889
9th St NV. apS-jm
NJ D. MILLER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No Rooms aud 4. Gunton Law building,
412 LOUISIANA avenue
Residence. S13 T NV. mig
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RAILROADS.
YINIfE GREA'

TINHE GREAT
TO THE North WEST ASD Southwest.
srI R2oBLE IRA,h, sPLhNbIp STENEkY:
IN EFFE, II MAY ~ 1856.
Trains leave Washington from station corner OF 9th
and B streets. as follow1:
For Ptsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express
Of Palace e Sleeping Cars at 300 A NJ daily Fast
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg To Cincinnati.
and Mosel Car TO 81 Louis daily except saturday
Chicago and CncinnGt krpress at 7loP PM. daily.
Meeting at Harrisburg with Western Express. with
Pnc,e sleepers Tor louisville and ST louis
&. and the West With through Sleeper Harrisburg ~
BALfiMoRE And POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie Sa9andaigua, Rochester, Buffalo; Niagara
1880 T "; daily, except saturday. with Palace
For Milliamsport, Lock Haven. aud Elmira, at $50
For New S SorE snd iSe s Eal s 300 and
a M 900 100 ~ 1870 s and Ito p NJ ON sun
limited and o & r@lm. r%rS5 cara
For Boston without change 300 r. NJ. every day.
For brooklyn; ~ y, all through trains connect at
fording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding
double ferriage across New York City.
For o s 1910 and sH naS On NJ san asS
$500 A. n. 300 4:2O 500. 1000. and ITO r
For Ea'i% 20 Ss5 as; 300; $40 $50 aleoA
lI0o A; NJ. 200. AGO. $780, 7:fo. 1880, and
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:l5 AM and 4;aO Pm. daily.
For Annapolis, 7:l5 A. NJ, 1905 and 4:27 p. NJ.
daily. except Sunday. Sundays, 300 AM. 4:2O
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 600. ..O5, 925 Il OF and ll:35 A.
M SSS, i;s 40, 4s5: eHi SOP and 81 rM ON
For Richmond and the south. 600. lIOI AM
~, daily, and 4:So p ~ daily, except sunday,
1oap0 1910 A M; 90 Sal5 BIB. 5:lo .:O5 and
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The KNIGHTS of Labor

4 SPECIAL SESSION or THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, CALLED BY MR.. POwDERLY.
special from Baltimore says: General Mas
ter Workman Powderly has issued a call to the
various assemblies of the Knights of Labor for
q special session of the general assembly, to be
held in Cleveland, Ohio. Tuesday, May %. The
session is called for the following reasons:
IL. The rapidly increasing membership of the
order requires changes in the laws which the
general executive board have no authority To
make. =. The laws IN relation TO the govern
nleDt OF boxcOtting are wholly inadequate 10
compel obedience on the part OF assemblies
that believe in bOycOJting Tor every OIIense,
whether great or small. 3. The laws in relation
to strikes do not give the general executive
board power 10 interfere ia such matters until
after the strike has been inaUGurated. 4. The
order has become involved in difficulties with
trade societies. and an effort i beiIg made to
create rupture between these societies and
the knights of Labor"
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A fERS HAIR VIGOR IMPROVES THE
beauty of the hair and promotes its growth. 1t
lnlpirts an attractive appearance delightful and
Fasting perfume While II stimulates the roots, clean
sts the scalp and adds elegance luxurance its eff
iecls are enduring and thus proves itself
best and cheapest article for toilet use. mylI
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ALDERMAN JAEHSE SHARE OF THE ROoDIE
John scott repeated before the New York SEN
ate railroad committee Saturday the disclosure,
II ade To him By eN-Aiderman Jtehne's clerk
6rOrse W Alter. Jdehne, according 10 Alter
story, received SSO,OO Tor voting Tor the broad
way grant, and handled a large part OF the
= bOO4ie that Went 10 other aldermen Clerk
Alter Is IN Canada Jtehues trial was begun
Progress.
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\ fERS SARSAPARILLA, BEING HIGHLY
coucentrated, requires smaller Dose anti is more
eectlVe dose Tor dose than other blood medicine
i Is the cheapest because the best Quality and not
quantity should be considered.
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HOTELS.
PROFESSIONAL.

UsErp1 FEET, &c
1.-THE wise for health daily walks depend" and
the elite of the world visit DR.. Whites establishments
1416 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington. and IL N:
corns bunions diseased nails and other foot almens
4Oth year of practice. 81 q sitting. apo
MI MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIRoPoDIsT.
The only Importer and Manufacturer Of Fine Manicure
ROOMS AND q VERNON ROW,
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UNDERTAKES.

i AAEs F ghtLEM ,rSnrpr.rrp
Corner New Jersey and q NV
Telephone call, 23S-a sp6
1)ICHARD 3 CAIN,
HI FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
lO11 9Th st Everything strictly First-claA and on
The most Reasonable Terms. I'll
JOSEPH GAWLER. FURNISHING UNDER,
u TAkER and PRACTICAL I'm BALMER-
ls26 Pennsylvania ave. Terms moderate and
everything nrst-cass Telephone call lO2%l2 my2l
ID w. BAKKER
UNDERTAKEN AND PRACTICAL EMBAL.3rER.
Graduate Of 1854 Class Of the Cincinnati schoo, 70
Embalming c. N. Lukens. Md. Principal
j. H Clark, Demonstrators:
612 1lth street northwest
Telephone can ol7-A oc92
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OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
" COMPANY.
ANNAPoLIs May 3D. 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE RERIII DING
OF DAM no ON THE CHESA PEAkT. Am
OHIO CA NAL upon such plan and specifications and
at such cost rs the proposers may therein set forth
VIII be received ut the Office Chesapeake and
ONO Canal Company IN the city OF Annapolis on or
before TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, ON MONDAY NAY
SEVENTEENTH, 1856. The said work of rebuild
ing said Dam. upon any accepted plan ana specitica-
tons, must be completed within ninety days from the
date OF such acceptance. Good and sufficient bond or
bonds with sufficient sGreties Will be required from
any accepted bidders for the complete execution of
the work proposed for in the manner upon the terms
and within the time indicated by the accepted pro-
poSals and by this advertisement. The prOposers are
requested TO state in said proposals what part if any
Of the price of the said work they willing to take
i'll the bonds this Company under the Maryland acI
of 1875. chapter So.
l.. VICTOR BAUGHMAN.
m5-tO17 President Chesap eake and Ohio Canal Co
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CIR TnE BEST.

TILE CONCORD HARNEss-
THE CONCORD COLLAR
TRUNKS and SATCHkIS Of the best makers In
great variety at very low prices
LCTZ& PRO.
4S7 Pennsylvania Avenue
apo Adjoining National Hotel.
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IsE>ESrING A NEWSPAPER ATTACK on HIS
BkOfH EK--Ihere was ii personal encounter I'm
I;iI4Nl lie, VA, Monday between j. X Web
sier, publisher o. " sbster'S UeekfJ at R.lds-
Vile, y. -. and Fletcher Reid brul her OF con
g'es>Inan Reid. Rae former was terribly ,ur
siOOut the head and the latter received :. sIiuht
flesh wound from a pistol bullet in the ann
The trouble grew out OI an article published i'm
the Weekly rejecting ON the Congressman
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C1os1Ne Or.
TO SELL GOODS AT A LOSS Is OUR POLICY
OUR oBJECT Is;


by fall our Entire Stock OF DRESS GOODS must b
sold out We want not cost, nut offer to sell below
cost We have fully determined to go out Of the DIR,
Goods and whatever stock we can't dispose of nov
Will go to auction. We advertised last week great
ductions- We will now mention prices Of such good
Is must be closed out.
SILKS.
All our SURAH SILKS in Black, Col.
ors.Checks, large and small, sold as high
as S1.25, we will close out at SO cents.
Light, Plain SUMMER SILKS, sold at
rs cents, we will close out at 40 cents
SILKS.
All our SUMNER SILKS, In Black
and White Stripes, little Pin Checks in
Red. Blue Garnet, sold high SO
cents, to be closed out at 80 cents. JER-
SE1 SILKS. in Black and all cOlOrs,
will be closed out at so cents GROS
GRAIN SILKS. all colors. to be closed
out at 10 cents
Evening Shades of BROCADED
SILKS, handsome Goods In Pink. Blue
and Cream, sold as high as S1.4O, to be
closed out at 95 cents One lot OF all col
ors of SATINES, to be closed out at IS
cents yard. Great reduction on all our
Silks.
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
One lot of CASHMERFSS at 20 cents.
One lot Of DRESS GOODS at 10 cents.
One lot of AZ. As and so cents, which are
a great bargain. Lot of Remnants in
Wool Dress Goods, Velvets, Silks. All
less than cost.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
One lot Danask Towels, 2Ox36,
fringed and handsome borders sold at
% cents. to be closed out at Is cents.
One lot of Huck Towels, 22xI4, elegant
quality, with handsome borders sold at
IS cents to be closed out at 10 cents.
Remnants of Table Linen, very cheap.
One lot of German Napkins, 9s good
quality, sold at $I.25, to be closed out at
One Dollar
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Our entire stock OF Scrim, sold at 12la
cents. to be closed out at 3 cents One
lot of Tape Edge Curtains beautiful de-
signs, to be closed at Sl.lO pair. A
much better quality, worth 50 IS pair,
tobe closed out at $3.50. One lot of OF
tomans, to be closed out at 35 cents. One
lot of Turcoman Curtains. 3D. yards long,
in Red only, to be closed out at So. 40.
Window Shades. of all sizes at low prices
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARsONs. COR 9TH AND NV
NFilling q specially; also, the cure Of toothsche
gums. aeviases psan Of extracting. Gas given apl3
nR T. n. TALBOT, DENTIST 437 7TH ST,
IL three doors nom corner K Dentistry In all
It's branches Teeth inserted "a Der res Al work
warranted laul
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

FINHOSE USING AMERICAN SEWING MA
l. CHIMES
the past tweptythree will please take notice
that the office of the
SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No 4,
Is corner of eth and III streets
The shuttle ofthe No. has been enlarged to double
Its former size
The New No. Is the lightest running and the most
simple and durable machine made.
The price of the No. is no higher than Is demanded
for inferior machines
The most exquisite arrasene embroidery and other
highly artistic fancy work done on the New No. Z.
Gall At Office and see in operation. 1t will please,
surprise and crafty Old Americans taken in
change &. AUERBACH
Cor. 9TH and III SITS, sole Agent ID. c.
Large assortment of new improved machines of all
Kinds. No agents. No two profits. myS
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHORTHAND REvOLUTIONIZED-SIOA DU-
- PLOYAN; simplest. most rapid and most legible
for 81 BY
NRs LAURA FLINT AND MRS MYERS Will
tween the ages Of and Ia. Number limited to Is.
liz Mn hs
At THE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF A
have consented to take with them their beautiful
home in Nelson Co, Va. number Of their pupils for
.sn the
ART Associations Of 1ns1rae
sudns sudo S. May
NIEkE mys-3w.
Mass 1NsrIT RGTE6 SF TWE.caH I
EXAMINATIONS IN WASHINGTON.
Chemistry PHYSICS Natural a. ssdens
Sssas
ada9a pqos # MqshpfGP TEne and a,
vey.
JAMES P NUNRoE. Secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER, President my1s,wet
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
SUMNER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly, begin
apply tP O. University of Va TO JOHN B. MINOR.
ProL OF Com. and Stat. Law. myl-s&w1m
CHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI
- cally taught Success If Instructions are
followed: Private pupils preferred X. +. CROMELIN
office Of Johns Easton, Stenographer, 472 La. ave
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
w st. Cloud building, 9th aud SITS NV. seven.
r5n lan
my5-lm*
A TIENEUM. OF LANGUAGES, 1914 I ST.
&c. by the most able teachers. Prof Ii. LAEROQUE,
AN. of Paris sorbonne Irihers not taught nyo Inns
TUE RERLITz SCHOOL & &c. OF LANGUAGES
And in the principal other cities.
CHoRT- HAND AND PRACTICAL PENMAN-
hoshp taught by sienographer and professor fifteen
s eays O'clock m. The Columbian College Prspar-
alors Schooi. 1853 Ii st NV. ap2O-2Ot*
a,ss and 2Scis y HA T1 GEEEK s
Civil Service Examiner. Applicants for examination
prepared Apply for circulars and information 423
9th st. NV. apI-:sm
GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH
- and ID SITS NV Spring sessions. practical bust
to support themselves and successfully perform the
active duties of life Thorough instruction given in
Practlce, commercial Law, Political Economy, Ste
biography and type Writing Open day and evening.
\ null corps of teachers. Illustrated circular sent
free on application. HENRY c. SPENCER, Prin-
cipai MRS SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal
mh29
MADAME HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SING
AVl ing after the true Italian method Classic and
Modern Music: good German, French and Italian by
unsurpassed methods 12l5G st. NV uh29
CCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY
- SCHOOL OF TYPE-WRITING.
SCHOOL OF ENGLISH.
SCHOOL OF HOUSEKEEPING
All Shorthand Books and Supplies
All Writing Machines and Supplies.
Mo 61I II STREET. w
LNNENING FRENCH CLASSES FOR BEGIN
~ ners and advanced pupils now forming at 1914
1.th ST., between * and |. SITS. Also morning and
afternoon classes tor adults and children. Gail at
4:So p. IN. Partisan pronunciation. practical and
original system. MILE V. PRt D'HOMME. ia
NJ ISS AMY LEANITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD
AVA uate and certified examiner of the New England
Conservatory. Piano technique, harmony and voice
culture. 1912 10th St NV as
E)RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study; to adults confidential: prepares for college
Annapolis, West Point, all examina ions
~ INSlIll Tf- S-w. corner 18th and h SITS. NV
Mathematical, Classical Business.
,,,-o.,. ,,o... $ w. FLYNN, AN.
Evening classes, 80 and 50 month. oc29
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINZ.

Nrw. CHARMING WINTER TOMS
British and French West India Islands. 80
IS. BARRACUDA. sailing 18th April
SIS. MORNCA. sailing April.
Stopping day more II. Kits Antigua Mart,-
nique, Barbados Demerara. Trinidad, Grenada etc.
superb passenger accommodation excellent cuisine
smoking room. bath rooms. etc. Apply 70
LEANCRAFT a. Co,
sel9-s.t u.th,6m lao Pearl ST.. New York
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STEAMERS.

SHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
- NORTH GERMAN LLOlDs - Co
New York, southampton. Bremen. The fast FN
press steamers of this Company sail every WEDNhS-
ia landing passengers IN southampton less than
eight days from New York. These steamers are cels-
hrated for their speed and the comfort afforded pas-
sengers Beginning In May fast press steamers VIII
also leave New York Saturdays for 1'herbours
France landing passengers for Paris.
h h. DkDOP, s2o Pennsylvania ave-
aplo-l1w Washington. u, c.
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Ne the undersigned Banks and Bankers ,piH pau all
pises draaon me LoHisana ssae Lo.tsre! sshies
may te presented dt our counters
Pres Louisiana National Bank
Pres. State 5; M' S hilBHE RAN:
A BALDWIN,
Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS,
Over Half q Million Distributed
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
legislature for Educational and Charitable pur poses
nd Of over ' $3.50 has since been Wh ddea reserve
BY AN overw heiming popular vote its franchise was
Deeemser ID s. state adopted
monthly Hneser scales or posfposei Look at the
following distribution
AND THE
ExT IRE of
TUESDAY. JUNE is. 1856 o1'-A1'S'
1uBAL A E "a PIT.t Of p XiEygni Z, ,o ooo
T Ten DS shSe SDiy
Fifhs. 81 Tenths, ST. --"' 'e''e''
1cAp1rA1 r rkEzE 90 OF Prizes SisSooo s,soooo
3GGRRANNDD PRIzE OF 50000..... 10000
. FRfSHs 5 81 Of S 1868: $$$$$
a aSS $ 300: s $$;$S$
600 100 GSS'T1 sU
APPROXIMATION PRIZES 'o'o00
100 Approximation Prizes Of s290.... $40. 900
!OO lOO.-.........1O 1000
lOO Io-...-..... 1900
22.9 Prizes amounting 1922 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
to the office Of the Company in New Orleans.
fSsTl sy 5sas en-
yency by Express lat our expense) addressed
NJ A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, la
Make P. o. Money Orders payable and address Reg
ktered Letters
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
my12 New Orleans. La.
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THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
% CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS
MEN's Tor CoArs,

Up \LOATS,
MADE FROM DIAGONAL, VENETIANS, SCOTCH
TWEEDS AND MELONS, S. ST. SIS, $50.
SILK LINED AND SILK FACED,
$500 TO $500.
MEMS MIXED CASHMERE SUITS.
$40, SO, SIS
MEMS PLAID SUITS. IN 3-BUTTON CUTAWAY
AND SACK, SIS, SIS, $50 AND $25.
Large Line of DIAGONALS and CORKSCREWS, in
4-Button Getaways and Prince Albert
from $40 to $2S
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CASHMERE PANTA.
LOOMS, FROM So TO 50.
EXTENSIVE LINE OF CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
from to IA years. SHORT PANTS SUITS.
NOAH WALKER & CO,
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SPECIALTIES.

IRIS DIR J. SEMMtS AND HUSBAND, FOOT
M Specialists Late of Boston Corns, ooc. Twenty
six years successful practice All diseases of the
positively cured Parlors al l222 ST. Use the klec
trio Hair Restorer for badness and dandruff has
no equal. Cut this out l222 ST. myl
7 AIDES REQUIRING THE SERVICES OF AN
- experienced female Physician should consult
Mrs. Or. WILSON, 11O5 Park Place. llth St, be
tween b and Z SIS. ne. Remedies. So ap2S-2~-
NINE ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVoYANT
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