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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Besure-
gard and Early, who In charge Of the drswinss
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that the
chances al equal and that no one can possibly d.
vine what number win draw prise
"REMEMBER also, that the payment of prixes A
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF New
oresns and the tickets signed by the President Of
Institution whose chartered rshts ars recognized
in the highest Cours therefore beware Of any imta
lions or anonymous schemea" oclO-WkS5v
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Edu-
cational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise
made part of the present State Constitution in 1879
by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually tJune and December) and lis
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
each of the other ten months in the year. and
all drawn in public, ut the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans La
"We do hereby certify that superrise the ayrans
menus yOr all the Uonthig and Semi nnual DrariN0s q
TIE Lottassdna State Lottery Company and ferson
manage and control the Drawings heaseipes and thai
TIE same conducted nth honesty. Jasrnsss and
pdng % uss this ceytSnodte. NTH " no
natures attached tn IT. odpertssemsnts"
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Senator Vest as a Poker PLAYER.

Years ago, says the Chicago Herald, Senator
Vest, when young man, occasionally INDUCED
in the fascinating game called draw poker, a
game which is thoroughly understood in all its
details in Clinton County, especially Lathrop.
Once Vest had tried a case in a little county
seat and received a large fee for clearing his
man. So much money in the hands of the
young lawyer was as tempting to the denizens
as cool watermelon to a negro. The result was
that game OF poker was started. The bows
intended to fleece Vest, and, of course, stocked
the cards. They had no place to play in but a
little shed that had no floor but some fresh dry
wheat straw. 1t was a ive-handed game, and
a dry goods box served as q table. It happened
to be jack pot, and Vest opened it on three
queens. The cards being fixed, the other fell
lows had better hands, and, Of course. raised be-
fore the draw. Vest stood the raise and drew
two cards. As luck would have it, he got the
other queen. The betting commenced, and
grew exceedingly warm. They would raise
the young lawyer, and he would see them and
go little better. An outsider, who stood in
with the gang, looked over Vests shoulder and
saw what formidable hand be had He held
up four fingers, shook his head, and in other
ways tried to warn his friends; but to no pur-
pose. He saw that Vest would break the
crowd, so he Lit Q match and set the straw floor
on fire and told them TO run for dear life. That
cool head which serves him 90 well now in the
great debates Of the Senate, and which never
allows him to become ratified, did not desert
him then. With one hand he raked in the
Doodle, with the other he exhibited his lovely
queens, and as he went out Of the door with
his coat tail on fire he said: 'Let her burn;
the pot il mine"
An hour or two afterward he sat in the hotel
surrounded by q crowd of friends He told
them that the manner in which they weighed
hogs in Arkansas was to tie two boxes on the
ends Of q pole, and balance il across rail
fence. The hog was placed in one box, and
the other one was filed with rocks until they
balanced The weight Of the hog was ascer-
tanned by guessing at the weight Of the rocks.
Vest then lazily closed his near eye, and slowly
facial expression 20 peculiar TO himself, and re-
marked that some people In that town knew a.
little about playing poker - the people Of
Arkansas did about weighing hogs. The crowd
on sickly grins and went out and smiled.
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OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
6arTTvuY CURED BIZ ApuNIsIE1na IN

lsossssss q sss -: ~ Siiss b .s;slss: -:
Whsthsr she psfzsn6 = modcrsse dr1nksr Of slcp-
hojic wreck ThousaQds q drunkarde have been psds
sSsif eoSss vithost tbsir kn0visdrA snd DIV =
We ~ III Ssa2,a.. g IT, sSs - ~ tF
Huuof oypettea 70 exist FOR un1e b.
AZ ssEssSfsstSEi Ia 4 81 ys..Hr-
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0 thou who Dearest ON thy thoughtful face
The wcarted calm that follows after grief,
See how the autumn guides each loosened leaf
To sure repose In its own sheltered place.
An, not forever whiri they in the race
OF Wild forlornnees round the gathered sheaf
Or, hurrying onward In . rapture BRIEF
spin Der the mooriAnds into txackiees spacoi
Some hollow captures each; some shelteriur van
Arresn the vAnderer on III stmless way;
Tho autumn's pensivo beauty needs them an.
They nurse young blossoms for ne sprins's
sweet call,
And shisld now leaflets for the burst u May.
-TuONAs WDfWoRTH Hxooyumow
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A banquet was given Ut Uniontown, Pa, last
night by the members Of the Fayette County
bar in honor Of Chief Justice Boyle, Who win
Leave for Warrington Territory IA few days.
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JAPANESE CURIOS.
Their Makers, Their Buyers and Their
FOrgers.

Ak INTERVIEW WITH The FIRST LIVING AUTHORITY
UPoN JAPASEsE AND CHINESE PoRcE1A1S-SArryE
AIT AID FOREIGN TAsTE-MAsTKRs IN MASUFAc-
TURING ANTIQUITIES.
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The boiler Of the Atlanta, Ga, Bridge and
Axie Works exploded yesterday aftsFnoon,
fatally injuring two men.
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.LLSzazzze@.s
IT. F<<<

We the undersigned Banks and Baskeys ulu pag all
prizes drdUn in The LOuisidnna State Lotteries WhicA-
may be presented al our cosGaters
r; N MALMsLEY Pres Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bank.
A BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL kOHN, Pres Union National bank
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1888.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
IL. 100000 Tickets st Twenty Dollars each; HALVES

3,l34 Prizes, amounting to. ,054, SOC
NorE-nckets drawing Capital Prizes are not en-.
titled TO terminal Prizes
er FoR CLUB Rates. or any further information
desired. write ieg1bly 70 the undersigned, clearly
Number More rapid return mail delivery will be
sured by your enclosins an Envelope bearing your fun
address, -
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, Of
New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency by
Express lat our expense) addressed 20
n A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
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A NEW WORKERS. NOTES.
The City Returning to its Normal Stat,
After Election.

SOME POST ELECTION REFLECTIONS - QUEER
THINGS IN BETS ON THE RKsULr-vEREsr-
cHAarN's EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS OPENED
To-DAY-A MARVELLOUS COLLECTION OF cuRIos
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HARRISON'S MUSEUM.
An Interesting Collection Of Gifts of
Admiring Friends.

VALUABLE AND CURIOUS PRESENTS THAT HAVE
ARRIVED AT HIS HOME FROM ALL OVER THE
oouNTRY-RELIcs OF THE CAMPAIGN OF ls40-
LOG CABINS, ETC.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Mt. VERMONT MT VERNON,
STEAMER w W CORCORAN
Leaves 7th-rtreet wharf daily Supdsyo
Vernon and River Landings far down Glymont,
Il 10 O'Clock q m Returning. reaches wa~hinstoa
about $50 D. m
sl6 L l. BLAKE Captain
LNoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il NEW IRON STEAMER .wAkEf1ELDr
Leaves lth-street wharf on MONDAYS. THIRkDAYe
and SATURDAYS Of q m Returning TtESDAfh
FRIDAYS md SUNDAYS p. m, touching st River
LAndnes far Nomini Greek. Va, 81 clenents Bay
and Leousrdtowu, Nd. Connects with b and o. X X st
shepherds. See schedule JOHN b. PAD0ETT, Ar
CIV. RIDLEY, Manager. A25
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NASSAU. CUBA. MExIoo.
The winter Gems Of the Tropacs
The Magnfncent eteamers Of the
WARD LINE
wm Be dsspstched for Havana, Msxans.a. c.rdeuas
ten, TsnPlce, TgxgAn and ysn Cruz
For Na0su. e4ntiaeo de Cuha and Csenfusrp
Every other THURSDAY.
ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. NASSAU,
20 perfection American nanaeemen1 Csan-eu0r
fortAble
For psrttcul.zA nesgstfniiy printed psmphlse.
s siAs Z xHkb sSDSS - !, ms wsn a-xx
SHoHr k sSEBBb ~ ESSRpf Ssorp 90
Fssf kxprens steemerA
.v 10 eoytnsmpsoa dendon, Hsgsh nrspen -
No.. III 10 ID . a f f NJ ES ~. "a 81 ~
E!oe. eat, Nov. - tam. -.
Qomforfsh1e seatrrousna ezce1leut ea61e luxur3o1g
01oQn epgoantnenta Rrne; lsf candn. o1b and ~.
ward 6sFsk. sccording 70 lpcesaon "a cabtn. g5Os
Is fss 1870 ave- - &. II .oHS %. ISL
T r.wAIxKa SOFA 90 10TH STREET xv
~ 6;sssx cksssosj. HsrA
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was made president of the board of trade with
a seat in the cabinet. In the political aues-
tions current in English affairs he is opposed
to Gladstone's Irish policy; he is in favor of
disestaDIshment, free schools and free trade.
which, with his experience in affairs and
huency OF speech. will make him more or less
potential and prominent. as the ups and downs
OF British politics shall determine As mayor.
minister and member, Mr. Chamberlain and
ms American wife will receive a notable greet
ing IN English society. The preference of the
British commissioner for the daughter of the
american Secretary Of War among the many
beiies OF the capital was noticeable early after
MS arrival ON his diplomatic mission, but the
moaos ylvendi was adjusted, and the nuptial
protocol was agreed to BY the high contractino
parties, and'heid with all the secresv = nj d;se,
guises which the executive sessions Of CONT
ship could devise. '
THE DEPARTURE OF LORD sAcKvurr
and MS family from Washington will take place
about the end OF the present month. II was
their purpose to leave on Saturday Of next
week, but they have found it impracticable nm
account OF the many things 10 be done IN
closing up their domestic arrangement at the
legation. Miss Sackville-West, upon whom
this portion OF the arrangements rests. has
been very busily engaged with the ser-
wants in selecting such articles of personal
household effects as they will not take Nth
them, and placing them in the ballroom Of the
legation preparatory to sale: The summary
action OF the President has broken M a yerv
pleasant arrangement both for Lord SackviIis
and the official and polite society Of Washing
ton. IL was the intention of his lordshin r,
Difference to the wishes Of his daughter. Ia con-
tinue at the head of the legation and TO spend
his winters in Washington during the raw sea
son, giving fine entertainments, and psssino
the summers at Knole, his fine English estate
Since the election there has been a move.
ment ON the part Of Senators and Representa-
tives and others in an attitude Of prospective
influence with the incoming Administration 10
restore official relations between the Govern
ment OF the United States and the British lees-
ton BY making it known, In . diplomatic vSy,
that the reassignment Of Lord Hack.
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a kaolin clay. Both stone and clay are ,>ro.,,-
able In almost unlimited quantities but tbe;r
composition is 80 variable that the action of the
mass IN the presence of u high Temperature il
n matter of the greatest uncertainty The O,xar;
potter. not yet sufficiently scientific to anaIvze
ms materials. trusts much to chance and con-
sequently devotes a minimum of labor TO pre
hminary processes which, for aught he knows.
may be ultimately thrown away Dwarf now
Produces nearly all the blue-and-white porre-
IAN OF Japan, beside quantities of ware subse-
quently decorated with pigments and enamels
in the ateliers of Yokohama and Tokyo. Arita
produces the bulk OF the enameled porcelain.
Al neither place can the woGzmen afford To
prepare their pates with the loving care be-
slowed IN former times. Probably the finesse
OF the process has escaped them through want
or practice. At all events the results obtained
are decidedly inferior. So, too, of Decorative
snamels, though in a much less marked degree
The preparation Of these Is often imperfect
and there Is always a disposition to replace
them with pigments This latter tendency be-
longs TO a more serious class of faults Crude
entity pate Is bad technique, but the use Of pig.
Alents Tor surface decoration is bad art"
8, linen yon exclude porcelain from your YER
oAet that art industries have not deteriorated?r
a. In some respects, yes. But remember that
me Hem OF decorative designs enters into the
account. and here the advantage is ON the side
oi modern keramists. They choose their SUBJ
yeciS from wider field. and execute them with
NO less ndelity than their predecessors Be
to-Netoiu proper mas always deem a Sec
onudIy product of the kersmic industry i'm this
soI"u!; IN isslenee the Japanese have achieved
shu san achieve their greatest triunlphs
PROBABLY the most aesthetic outcome of the
potter art IN any country was
THE CELEBRATED sATsunA YArExcE.
IN TIE manufacture of this beautiful ware the
Worknen Of former times far excelled those OF
The present generation; butif You go to Kyot6
you VIII End IGnzsn. Dohachi. Seifu. and Kan.
Fan turning ont faienes which, in respect OF
technique and artistic qnalities alike, is GER
tiniy not inferior TO the oldytine ehefs-d oeucrs
u Awata, Iwakura and Kiyotnizu.''
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9mr 8ea6tmng.

MIe Mbonnenten bes ,@anberer' In
Staot unb 2onb iino freunbliht ers
luht, Bel Nidtempfang Der 3eituns uns
bauon gefdQisit per 9olifarte Mittbei:
lung gu MAIDEN. @ewbbnlieb miro bel
Dem Musbleiben BET 8eitung Der grpes
bition Die SduIo ~auseme1en. Mber
nit nnredt benin bon bier aus tperoer
bic 3eihlneen an ieoe MoreRe auf uniern
2iiten ieoen Mittwo& .Nadmittas erpes
Dirt. 9dufig abet fommt es Dor, baB
3eitunsen, obmobl ridtis aoreifirt uno
abgei@idt, enttpeoer burd ben goitmei.
Fer ODER burh ben 8rieftrdser an Die
unri@tise More1e abseeeben tperben ooer
perloren geben. Darum bitten mir
nodnlals In ie6em Sale I'M freunbliGe
8enahrihtteung.
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&tnoefe tito &aoo,
IS OF 3. str., st. Naul, Winn.
8eTeMt oem .@anoerer' ,saM
europa.

@sr feinen 8ertpanbten ,ino Sreun.
ben ia alten 8aterlanbe cine Greube
madhen miI, Der beitele fiir bielelben
ben .@anbersl' auf Elm Sabr. Ser
.Wanoerer' miro iebe Wche In elmer
betrdhhiden 4nsabl bon Gysmp!aren
naa europa eeianbt unb miro, pie uns
tp;eoetbOlt m~itsetbeilt, init erDBem Sn-
tsreRe selsien. 60 cine 3eitung aus
Imerita brinst ben lieten SreunSen ltno
8erpanoten In BET alien @elt bel Sns
terefantes unb 8elebrenoes, unb berei,
tet ocrt in Der &esel grpBe Sreuoe. Sic
erfabren baraus mepr, als aus Briefen>
tpie es bter sugebt, uno betpmmen eiuen
ri@tiSen Sesrif BON benz relisi5ien
iDtpie poliiiihen 8erbdltni6en oieies
9onees. DieB 1T bon GROCER @ihtie.
felt, b~eicnosrs fir iolde, bic ans Gus,
tpanoern beulen. Die eurppdiiden 3ei.
tunSen brinsen tpenig bon bier, unb ielbf
oas @erige 1T oft niht tpabr. Ser
.Wanoerer' b,i1gt thinner nir @abres.
Ber alio ieinen lieben Qnsebnigen in
europa cine Sreuoe MAIDEN MID, befteae
ben .8ancerer'. Derielbe If niibliHer
ilr bielelben ais fonf Elm @eidenf.
Qprpfrei fofet berIelbe $3.50 per
Sabr uno mus nnbebinst bprs
ausbesablt tperoen. Sci ginien.
ouns elmer 8eifeduns gebe MAJ, Die
Aorefe reht genau unb bemts
lid an, bamit fsin Srrtbum borfom.
men Tam. Seoer, trelder einen .@m=
eerer' onf Elm Sabr nah europa beftelt
uno rorausbeaablt, betommt uniere
pradtoolle 8rdmie suselanbt,
uelhe in bieiem Sabre gstuiB bic Ct.
t~part,lnsca felbit Senre, tueIde tui1en,
oab mir tets uur CUTE 8rdn,ie,l se=
ben, iibertrsfen uiro.
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fa,fen fam. gQe werben 9leid gut
beoient. Man iolte ieinen Beoarf bort
faufen.
- S. 81. Yerra & 6 o. BADEN
i1r nelles 2pfal 427 unb 429 Nicolet
Mpe. besosen. DaGelbe lit pbne 3mei=
fel Der 9rDBartigite @~rpcerplaDen I'M
Ncrbweiten. Die Musitatt,lns lit duff
crit elegant unb babel prattilde Miihlen
fir &afee gu mablen. &leine eleftris
ide 8abnen trasen bas @elo iuie Der
8ino Dem &ailirer gu. Der 2aben lit
our9 9itnftiae Sage, @entilatipn IL. NJ.
perfect. Ser G%rDffnung tpurbe bon
Sauienoen beiseupbnt. 9as @el6dit
tpar enprm. Die Sirnla baIt MIR bic
beifen Nrtifel IN Der Grocerp 8ranhe
uno ~pertauft nlr sesen baar NIT benz
tleinften grpit. IS tp;ro fid lobnen
bort gu faufen, ba bel bent sroBen glb=
LAT man tdsli4 immr frilde @aarsn
erbdlt.
- q. &npblauh & SDns,
Il @aibinston gpenue Sub, lit BET
bette Plab reelle Sdubpaaren aler grt
gu oet mdBisiten Yreiien sl faufen.
g. %. Dana> Sc Dritte Str. g.,
leibt 8elo allf ale @rten @ertbiaden,
WfDbel, Steal @itate, nbren> 9iaman>
ten Pfero uno @aeen. @ediel ee.
fault. Maes uater itrengfter 8eriduie:
genbeit. &leine Mbsabluneen tperoer
a%ngenpmn,en. ba
- 8ir mahen unlere 2eier barau
aufmertiatn, bas bic Sarmers &
Werhants State 8ant, Sd
5ennepinsN uerue unb 2. StraBe, Sc.
poiiten: Cont, sIeiduiel wie e,pB, eern'
entgegennimnlt, @ehlel auf Deutid
lane uno ole Tbeile GurDpa's ousfel
unb ole @eihdfte i'm Bantfah prpmp
teiorat. Goleetipnen cine Specialitdt
Die 8ea,aten Der 8ant iino: M. s.
Scofislo. prdfioent SEQ. 8. 9fatdan
8~ieeprdioent, uno Gobert s.. Gang
gaifterer. ba
- s. M. DDnsIipn 2O3 y1i
cpQet Gue. lit iett lansen Sabren in
Sunelierseihdft> unb bat Elm erpBe!
9a9er Der ihDniten nnb preispureigfe,
Cobb unb Silberuaa,en, l1bren ale
Irt, &in9e, 8roden, 2etten, &nDpfe
plattirte 5ousbaltunsss @erdtbitaften
&Dnnen fe9r btQis ~perfauit tperbsn. 6.
lo5nt iid bel ihm pDr5ulpreden. ba
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unjere neue prdmie

1T ioebem einsetrcffen. IS lit Die ldbnite
inab wcrtbpoQite, ipeld,e mir uniern
4bcnneuten fttr Sorallstesabluns bes
.@anoerer' auf cin Sabr bis iett gebp=
ten baben. Sic beftebt in eii,em iebr
inbaltreiden @ebetbud BON i,abesu 500
Seiten uno betitelt fid uSas 8rob Der
GngeI". Das 8rd III idbn lt,e iplibe
sebunoen, nit @ploidnitt unS stuei
prddtisen Sitelbiloern. @er baiielbe
ertpirbt, miro ,ri,s sern beitdtieen, baB
es nidt ipobl mDslih lit, ettpas 8eiIe=
res als 9rdmie gu liefern. @ir babcn
inoeB Die miBersetpDtnlid bobe slussabe
fin Sielen 3rped MIR seipast in Der
9cHnms, baB bic Gmpfdnaer iid err
tenntlid seigen utb uls belfen tperSen,
benz .@anoerer' ne,ie Sreunee at aes
tpinne,. 3eist bas id5ne 8ud e,,ern
Nadbarn, Die infer 8latt nod niht
talten!
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$500 pet Mcre.

Sebt lit Die 3sit gefommer, no Die
Mrbeiter In ben Stdbten baran benten,
iia e,n Stid 2anb sa perIHaffeu, UNI
nidt nur cine tinftige 9etmatt aa grim.
ben, ionbern audi urt fiH Mrbeit tpdb.
reno Der langen, ihmeren @interaeiten
~ peridoffen. I'm btelsn Grtrartun.
gen gu eatipreden, maB es @olslanb
iein, iuelhes nabe Der Geiienbabnfta=
ton liest, aud muB bas 9oIs BON Der
retten Sprte iein ndmlih Hardwood"
unb bic @ntfernung bon ben grpben
Stdetsn mub 10 furs tpie mbslid, iein.
Da3u tommt, baB Die Dreiie mdBis fem
mnl1en. Sur wentse 2eute babsn @elo
senus. Inn Gpsculantenlanb su ibers
trNbanea greiien 3u taufen.
Wir baben eben ben 8srfauf bon 15>
900 Slider nemert 9ol5lanDes hbers
npntnen, tpelhes r,lr $50 Meilen
Don ct. Saul uno Mineapolis uno nur
J Biz 8 Meilen bon BET STANDARDIZATION
!,est. Ser Walb 1T bon erfabrenen
Mdnnern berehnet, Bis auf 800 Serb
0ols ouf iebe 40 Slider gu sebsn. Stab
$3.50 per Gorb, madt aliD Der Ser
taufswertb bes 9olses So 900 tpenn
man ieine Grbeit ba3u rednet. Die
tur3e gntfernuns bonn 8abnbofe madt
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