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PROPOSALS.

ESR0PosAIs FOR ENGINES AND REPAIRS ON
GUN-ShOP.-Jarch IL. lSSS.-sealed propossls
severaily endorsed Proposals for Engines" and PRO
Eosais tor Repairs ON shop" will be received
of Provisions and Clothing, Navy Department. Wash
ington, ID. c. UNTIL ELEVEN O'CLOCK An.
APRIL TENTH. 1883, and opened immediatey there
sitter IN the presence of biderS for the supply the
Arlington Sims compound condensiug engines; one
Cd 80 II. r. Armington a Sims single expansion en-
1tpe-these englnes 70 develop the specified II. p.
square inch and exhaustin2 into a vacuum OF Is
inches one D 20 H. z. Ariniugton Sims single ex.
pansion engine to lie worked high pressure aud 10 de.
Selop Its n by boiler pressure OF so pounds per
square inch Two Of the engines must DE delyeed in
august and be ready for trial b. September co. 1855
the remaining three between September and 5 and
be ready for trial by October 1883. One Cd No.
pumps and condenssrs must he delivered In August
snJ be ready for trial By September 10.
1883. Blue-prints of engines and air-pumps
imned,a:o Sersirns Of shs GU siD:h s 1ST ss
IN Washington Navy Yard containing 10000 square
feet the contractor TO supply all the necessary
and patent Acme" metal bars lover and above
the skyEEht In good workmanlike manner. and TO
furnish oil labor, freight on material. transporta-
ZION Tor workRea. and whatever else be needed
to complete the skylight exclusive OF the super-
ensinss and air-pumrs must conform to the Navy
standard and rass the usual naval inspection; n
. reservation OF 20 per cent will be withhelS,ar
the amount Of each delivery until the cory
referred 70 the Bureau Of Provisc reistiys %
Navy Department, washinrtq- nuss o. 1aae
tons. forms Of Offer and a SA nnasnt ssr
the articles required II nj nans,ered adyan
az inaicssd Sn ySa e JAMES FUTON Pay
the right "a al U. s. Navy. mhl7 1sw4w.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON.
vByHoMAs BOWLING. AucsiooseE

V,HoMAs BOWLING. AnctioaseE
6AA xScE sAIr IS 0E y4hSAsIx lMSscyEp
SsS s III Il SsB ~ saslaSIsssis
b virtue q decree of the supresne COURT Of IN.
ooss 4 ca. s, on s, sss ss sy
Il Sc
sss s ss E ne hssss. saSs il ont q y.
de.crieed parcel. land in the city q wssSiasscn,
n ssyiils Trussees sasdiSis,on Of Hd psss 81
81 sss & ZEE ssssSSs
mis- g Il. parcels of land d Z. q
0 hors en- y re ss ss, no sds II
Line perpeadeaiaT 70 ~ street fses: thence
snt feet north Of the plscs Of Sesnnie thence
south along the west line Of az street fest 20 the
Said u6 lot IS IS situated on the norsh~. corner of
e g ssi .aS aysPns and street having
Ss !, ts and
s am S9tss se Of Is feet on
q two-s story brick building.
The three PARCELS viii first Ss put up fer sale as
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree as amended
are rs follows: One-thrd of the purchase money IN
cash, aud the balance in two equal pxy-
able in one and two respectively from the dsz Of
sale or al cash. at the option of the purchaser The
deferred payments shall be secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises Sold and bear interest the day
OF sale a. the rate of six per cent per annu, payable
semi-anuualy. deposit of $500 is to DO made when
the property is sold II it be sold whole If sold in
2S and $3.50 on lot 90, and 500 on the remaining
parcel of ground IL the of sale be complied
with in ten days from day OF sale the trustee
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the deisultng
In i3qr mt
All conveyancns at the the purchaser or pur-
chaSers. JAMES IL SAVItLE TRUSTEE.
mhi9dts l3ly at n w.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, APRIL SEVEN, ut same hour.
JAMES II. SAvILLE. Trustee,
ap2-dts l4lB ut. n ".
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VIVA T MEN FANCY.


Se"s~ <tecV oeuee"sentS " WSAsA"Ot0" <dCtFeSSs
The following extract Is taken from an inter-
view In a SC. Louis newspaper with well-known
actress She evidently knows whereof she speaks:
"a man loves to see his wife well dressed. When
she goes about In tatters. with big shoes, untidy
skirts and halo OF curl papers II he doesn't
swear he thinks II. don't believe In the economy
Of home toilets / never take a dress that is done
for and wear 1t in the house. make duty OF
nice linen with plenty OF laces Another hobby Of
mine Is my hair. Then have whole lot of little
devices perfume my eyebrows and lips; keep
Men IKE to preach down extravaganza ana style
and dress; but the woman who bangs her hair,
scar under q piece OF court plaster, who wants
pretty gloves and stockings trim slippers, per-
tunes Dalms, creams and finger eurls 70 increase
time. Those lean, lank, common-sense women
may CAD about with their wholesome uginess
and cheap simplicity, but the procession OF men
These little arts and the necessity for using them
have long made French women famous for their
skill In winning the admiration OF men. II il, Of
course, impossible for woman to inclte feelings
OF admiration as long. as anything In her appear
ignorant how to really take care Of themselves
blacSheads liver spots, and other disgusting I'm
perfsctions are now becoming quite rare among
sary to use poisonous cosmetics to hide them Har-
rtet Hubbard Ayers Recamier Cream, Recamier
Dsithss lead anS ss.nc
any other injurious substances, win soon make the
skin % healthy that these undesirable blemisnes
win disappear. As these preparations ere unfor-
tunAtely largely counterfelted By injurious Suosti
| tuteA ON the strength OF their reputation, Nrs.
j genuine with her trademark. send 20 MA Har-
ret Hubbard Aver, SO and % PARK flace, Now
Toilet Powder II your druggfse doss mot Keep these
gooda The Cream can be sent you ~ mali foE
f1.6Q The Soap scented, for soc. .unscented, csc
Sns PSwasr, wass asaA. q ivosy. 'asss possi 81
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Saturday smiles.

saturday smiles.
Motto OF the labor leaders-"If You don't see the
style OF strike In Chicago that you want asS for
it."-Cnicayo Ne1cs. '' "'> '''
"Mercy!n exclaimed Miss Tonee, "what in the
mo1la are tne poor going to do for back hair? The
papers say tne swltchmen have struck, and OF
script
It Is said that language was made to conceal
NetO York Journal.
He-"How do you find the oysters Miss SMITH,
,u sne nnnrry are simply delicious, and am aw
He ito waiter)-"Bring another plate Of crack.
tb rTend 90 business manYOu seem to be busy
"Brown-"Yes, I've got about fifty letters to
why don't you use your typewriter
I'm In too big hurry."-Ieras STRINGS.
M At. must have been very drunk yesterday"
al Al-.L9ok At this bill from my tailor, receipt
.My son, don't misplace your sympathy. When O
; niah goes 10 the dogs, remember that in many
dette. " 'Ao N0e'' Dur
Connections girl has refused to be courted by
young editor because he belongs only to the
weekly press aSSociation.-Ne1O Haven Ncps
nv, Iheres no mystery about the farmers trust.
The farmers trust is In summer boarders.--Bunac
NeDs '~"''
Indignant Physician-"Aran what have Won doner
IL killed hlm." Druggist, q calm man. accustomed
" apuSe-"N NELL what vas the madden nit you?
LAST week send your odder patient der rigid ber.
scr1ptl0n, und dot KILLED him. How can somebody
please soOch man?"-Buroiette,
man may be truthful In everything else but
ne always played q better game OF billiards sey
eral years ago than he does now.-Philaoi-a1htd
CALL
Clerk-"T worked on some Of that packed butter
today
Grocer-"1ndeed! Whom did you send 1t top
Clerk-"Mrs Blank around on Dash street
Grocer-'Grcat guns! Why, board with her,
Detroit Free Press.
"why do you wall so, George?" inquired Mrs.
Ssygood. Because groaned George, n have run
the point OF a nail into my loot" ''Well." she
said, softly ''never mind, have seen you run the
pint OF ale into your neck and look up for more
without catching your breath."-Burdette.
Some theatrical managers do not succeed as we'll
as others-probably because they do not get as
good show.-Bn0h0D,f0n Leader.
A Pittsburg man calls his wire by the beautiful
title Virtue" because she IS her own reward She
does all the housework and gets no wages.-Pins.
burg Chronicle.
Things One Would Rather Have Left Unsaid.-
Lady or the house tarchly)-My husbands not AZ
nome, Mr.. Goodenough. He's gone TO call on some
pretty women OF his acquaintance!
Calier-Ah, I've given that up long ago!-Lon-
don Punch.
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mh31-d&ds
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPEkTY,
2l4O EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST. AND
MONTICELLO.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court On
the District of Columbia, passed in EQuity causeH
No. 1920, {Peters VS.. Brooks ct al we viii ooer0x
for sale public auction in front q the
premises, on TUESDAY, THE TENTH DAf o.
APRIL. A. D. 1888, at the hours named. the f9how1ne
property; lying in the County Of wasnns'on' oso'e'
0fS9 aaaa.p e IF fouR O'CLOCK H. a. II. We.
half Of Lot numbered nifty three t53l in Wright
Cox's subdivision OF part OF Pleasant Paans e the
said su bdivision duly recorded In the eurveyors
Office Of said District. Levy Court NO = iol1o 60
and described in the bill in this cause e PArcsl No
l." improved by nine-room frame dwelling hOsss'
Al FIVE O'CLOCK :. n. % sAME DAY. the sonsh
half Of the east half Of lot numbered 0nyseven t5I
in said Wright Coxs subdivision OF part OF Plsasant
Flanr described in the bill IN this cause = Pascea
No y "fmproved by four room frsme dweahn6 house
no. 81 40 9Th street northwest vv~r, nav -
SR wf fsss 81 IR f6Tk
the folioWinT icts in the village OF Nontello lQtl
numSsrsd i35 and l55. in .qua.s 1anbsrsd Ave s5t
as the appear Of record n ne QmGs q ne sSf
cause a. Parcel No. 3"
Terms: Ons-third cash 70 BE- paid on day Of sas o.
the ratAost0n thereof " The court nasnes n oe,
on psCpsrsy scM or I'll ea.A e option q pusesasss
500 on each ptece On the untmprovsq properly ~
purchasers cost Tsxma 70 b cepeed vttA N sevez
days from day Of ale otherwtse the 4u4tees roesv
the right % fse e rat md cost q dsfsuiaas par
RxXDAlL HAQNEk Trnstee
ANDREW \ SsSsyiz SSl Is, ,:: -.
DuHdAxnuI y1oo, ANgooDeogA 0A0o-eo600
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Cold Water and Clouds.

" Nlcholas Tor April
Did you ever stop to think, when you looked out
OF the window and saw dun gray clouds from
which the rain was so suddenly pouring, and
which seemed to shut In the world ali around that
in reality they extended over very small part of
the country; that somewhere else, perhaps only
twenty or thirty or a hundred miles away, the sun
was shining, and all was bright and beautiful?
This Is really the case For storms, however long
and dreary, do not extend over many miles; and
thought always Is raining at some place In the
world, yet always and at The same time 1t Is pleas
suppose that on a warm summer afternoon we
were 10 bring pitcher OF Clear cool water, fresh
from the well, and TO place 1t on the table In the
dining room. Now, no matter how carefully we
may have dried the pitcher before bringing 1t ill.,
we shall discover, II We watch closely, that the
mist grows heavier and then gathers into drops
and perhaps even runs down the pitcher to the
ta l, Now. where does this water come from'
possible, but from the air. We cannot see 1t, per-
haps, but still IL Is there, in the state Of vapor.
How came 1t there? Did you ever notice after o
rain how in a short time the puddles became dry,
and how the moisture disappeared from the
grass ana leaves as soon as the sun shone out
and the wind blew? or did you ever notice that II
you left pan OF water out OF doors the water each
day grew less and less, until all was gone and tue
All the water that was in the puddles, on the
| grass and leaves except that which soaked into
the ground and IN the pan was taken up as vapor
same thing happens when water boiis only It then
evaporates more rapidly, and Can see the vapoI
rising as steam. II you live near q river, or In q
country where there are brooks, perhaps you car
| see this evaporation actually taking place. Gel
| up early some morning, before the sun rises, anc
| look out toward the river. You may zee o lonf
line OF mist or fog, like big white cloud, hanging
| over the water. Now, this mist Is only the waite
eyaporatng from the river and is Just now vts1bl,
as fog because the air Is cool. After the sun ha
shone, the air becomes warmed and the fog dis
appears, but the evaporation goes on, neverthe
less. Indeed, IL is going on continually, and al
turned TO US as RAIN snow and dew, all the oceans
lakes, and rivers would In time dry up and dlsap
pear. All the trees, grass and plants would thel
| wither and our beautiful land would become q
ory and parched as the great desert Of Sahara
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Ply.

That day our little one lay dead,
And we were sad and sore OF heart
And all the JOY Of life seemed fed.
Our neighbor sought to ease tile smart.
OH strange sweet power of sympathy!
That grief should find assuagemeut thuH
Our sorrow seemed the less TO be
The more We thought she pities Us!
And then she said, how blest was she,
Since God had still denied her PRAYER.
Nor set . baby ON her knee;
For such gift meant such Q care!
Our pain was stilled by sad surprise:
New feelings in our heart did STIR
We looked Into our neighbours eyes
Aud pltied her-and pitied her.
DANIEL MCINTYRE HENDERSON
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DUNCANsON Bros, Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE oE yALTABLE PROPERTY Gs ri Is
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY. BEING
PART OF LOT SIXTEEN, IN SQuARE TWO
HUNDRED AND NINETY-S1x, SITUATED AT
THE INTERSECTION OF STREET AND ylR-
GINA AVENUE, FRONTING On the AQhu.
FA a hSb ~ P kN32 VEWS Of HE THE
sMITHsSS5AS sRo tfET OF = HAs Aso ST
SONY HALE 4 SQUARE FROM BELT LINE
|. Bv virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of 6ee
the District of Columbia, sitting in equity. IN
passed in q cause wherein Martha X Anderson II -.
and f1R ps5ris E Fl III
TWELFTH, A. d. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK, on the
premises sell the following described real estate sit
mated in said District to wit: All that part OF lot 16
in suurc 296 BEGINNING at the northwest corner Of
lot numbered IL and running thence southwsrdiy 50
feet inches to 3Ofoot alley thence westwardly 80
and thence eastwardly with Virginia So feet
inches 10 place of beginning. containing 3S6S square
feet OF ground. more or less . -.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. the balance in two
equal IN six and twelve months from day
OF sale with six per interest the cash payment TO
he made within ten days after the day OF SALE OF which
deposlt OF 90 sLal be made 1t the time Of sale. or
ali cash at option OF purchaser Decree court
thorzes trustee TO sell property as whole or IN sepa
rate lot Purchaser TO defray cost OF conveyancing
If terms not complied with within ten days
after the day sale the trustee the night 70
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser purchasers after hve days no
Washington, u. c. Abstract Of the Real Estate Title
in'ufA"'' w. wM SMALL. Trustee.
| mh3l.dSds 623 St nv.
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A Chicago View.

From the Omaha Herald.
Omaha Dame Geading)-"H. J. Jolley, OF Tim
monsville, 8. c., took a new wife within week
after burying his first wife,"
Chicago Dame-"Bless his heart; how thought
full he was"
"Thoughtful?"
"Why, yes; he waited until his first wife died"
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GENrEE1 CLOTHING
FOR BUSINESS AND DRESS
Our stock Of spring clothing is complete.
Wen show you full line Of strictly ALI-w0OL
SUITS IN SACKS AND CUTAwAY at go
Wen show you . full line Of BLACK CORKSCREw
SUITS strictly Atwood in cu.swsy and sacks from
Gs up.
Wen show you a full line of PRINCE ALBERT
SUITS, strictly all-wool. from s15 mp
Well show you full line Of BOYS SUITS. from II
to Is. from So up.
A full line of CR1LDRENs SUITS from &c 90 mp.
They are very cheap.
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I'm Church..


1 feel solemn sanetity,
Sweet rest of soul IL nine
My heart abides in pious peace
My bonnet sets divine!
Grace, like river, nils my soul,
In chastened Joy sit.
feel religions deepest powell
My sscQue's perfect 1T
holy fervor penetrates
My souls reIaotest hooks,
An earnest, chRstensd. fervid 10y
How neat that ribbon loose
Inc good man tells Of Christian peace.
The organs nthe,n swells
Uathe In streams Of pure delight
My dress cost more than Nsll's
o holy rest! . Sabbath calm!
. chastened peace serene!
feel thy deep abiding SPELL
How dowdy Is Miss Gresnl
feel a pure RELIGIOUS glow,
rapture underlined!
know my bonnet looks 90 nice
To those who sit behind.
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UHosAs BOWLING. Auctlonees.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY on
THE EAST SIDE OF SECOND STREET, BE.
TWEEN SOUTH D STREET AND VIRGINIA
AVENUE SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON APRILHA8
TWELFTH, 1883, AT HALF-PAsT FOCR&&
O'CLOCK on the remises shall sell the north -
a. feet of Lot 3, OF Milburns subdivision Of square
$50, running back 15S feet to l9-foot alley Ih,s
property is suitable warehouse coal yard or bnild
ing purposes. , -,
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust All conveyancing and recording at pur
chaser's cost deposit Of S1OO will be required .:
'I sp..dSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.
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From the Boston Courier.
'The happiest moment OF mans life, y he said
tenoeriy, "is when he knows that he has won .
girls heart"
els it?" she shyly asked.
"Yes," he replied. "Now tell me what IL the
happiest moment In O woman's life."
She olushed and hung her head
"Tell me, he whispered.
you won't think me too bold?n
certainly not.n
"wAsa ShsS asksd % name the aay.s
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Address Registered Letterseo
New Orleans, La

REMEAfBER that the presence Of Generals besure-
gard and Esrly Who srs IN charge Of the drsw5nea IL
aguarantss of absolute fairness and integrity thattne
chances are all equal and that no one can poss'ny
divine what number viii draw prise.
REMEMBER that tho payment OF al prfses u
GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR NATIONAL BANKsof New
Orleans. and ~ aksfs ss1sd By the Prudent Of
an Institution who's chartered rights are recognized
in ths hahsst Courts: fhsssfor bswars q suy tmits-
tens OF aneoymous sohsmsa mh1l-w634w
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MEDICAL. &c.

NINE. DE FOREST. LoNo-EsTABLIsHED AND
trel:abls Lsdies Pnyseian eap &c e9nsu,ted daily
TO . m with Ladies only. mh3-2m'
I'D The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
can be consulted daily. 464 st. between An and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulte-
ton strictly CONFIDENTIAL Separate rooms for ladies'
Office always open. mh24-lzc
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTED THAT
Ds m seii
sp as s sas + ~ to
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING a BOTTLE
Mi cure any case OF debility and loss Of nerve
power. II impars sfor 70 the whole srstefn Male or
female 9U6 b sw. mh16-lm
N Appeared before me and made oath that he Is
the Oldest Established Expert specialist in this city
81 mem and furnish msdicne or no charge consait
ZION advice free q sny hour during the dsy sSs
SAMUEL Inc G. Mills So,.ry pSS in saS for tSs
Distric. q Columbia this ID day Of July. 1854
D.: LEON rILt s PER BOX.
Nailed to any address on receipt e Psic e
&C nss nsFs q snail
pSssI,s 5s s: sS1f: Il and to g IF
| r AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
.s sas should eSn sna M .nd
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE TIE
Dstandsrd remedy Tor all blood diseases eausins
throat nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cured
bg DSbSs s0SEs psr ssn
natural we.kness loss Of vitality S1as &C.
N @yii1is sTAND 6iiSo SC, cor 9Th md NV.
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Should He Allow Her 20 Kiss Him.
From the Lexington Register
one OF Lexington's society gentlemen consulted
with me. "a young lady," he said "has made me
proposal, this being leap year. have promised
TO be her husband. Should allow her 10 kiss me
before we are narried?" could not enlighten the
Young man
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THE
THE
LOND DON AND LIvERP DOL
CLOTHING CO..
mh2l 9TH AND @ STREETS.

EARLEs, "ECLIPsR,"
The champion Collie. superb engraving, companion
to "BAYARD," Just received.
"A PEACE MAKER" Marcus Stone.
I'm DISGRACE" Child in the corner)
"TH1sBE" Edwin Long.
'MARITZBURG," B. Mansfield.
SACRED TO PAsHT," Edwin Long.
'.MAY DAY ON THE THAMES" Basil Bradley.
FAINT HEARTED" Roussoff. and many others.
BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL GIFTS.
PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINGs. the latest designs in
Mirrors. all the ROGERS GROUPS" etc. Picture
Frames. Card and Cabinet Frames. etc.. etc.
JAMES s. EARLE SONS
d, n7-mw.s.6m BIG Chestnut st.. Philadelphia.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, OOa

I'VE DO hereby certify that suDerrise The drrpn0cI
me9lts all the Monthly and Quarterly Drautn0s ~
The Louisiana State LoefY Com paav and IN bersoa
manage and control the UrdcifQs themselves and G.
the same are coedYeted ,eith honesty ydir,ess ara az
faith totrdyd all parties aud authorize me COM
panY to this certificate sph sn,iies If our S9-
natures attached. in ats Advertisements"
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANI
M AND AsTRoLOGIsT,. tells you the past present
ana future. Born with veil and has wonderful gifts
She has astonished people who have consulted her
The madams has no equal cures s,sknsss sns ne can -,
eether and convert misery and ds:ep,,on into plea
is Invaluable She points ont your enemies apa aS-
and those At dls!snce ssnd,n. Their
lines Of their LIE: Residence. 1910 llth nv omos
hours, fioin 10 a m 70 P. m except SUNDAY. A..
door. Apt-Sm
NGME BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
vi LIFE. All business confidential, LADIES' snd gen.
tiemen SO cents each COS I street. hsrvsen &th aud
9th streets northwest 0-So~
DROP. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED GLAZE
II voyant. Astroloser and spiritual Medium born
With second sight and veil Livery hiddsn mysteTy
hidden trss.ars. Give lucky pIn6sss cc% ,ss
sncesss IN. business Rsmoyes all tamily trouble,
By EFFORT. Of oshers Judge not ~ alike q the rosssor
can convince the most scepttcal strsperrs nm other
c,ies viii ave time and BY Calling on
cesds where s others i.iL spd .dvertss' only That
receipt Of S1, Name lock Il hair date q birth Hours
10 &. Open Sundays from - pm.
mhS-lms ~ wv u hW.
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S'IB Pf1zess aInoundnR %
Application for rates to clubs should oe made only
to the ONCE Of the Company In New Orleans a.,
For further information write clearly, eiv1ng lul
addreaa POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary Letter. currency
BY Express Cat our expense) addressed
n. A. DAUPHIN.
New OIleAnsv La.
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.ZZzSzazzza@5
%<~<<

We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, piH pay d4
Prizes dram in The Louisiana State Lotteries Uhch
mag be fYeseated at counters.
R:M. WALMsLEY, Pres Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National BANK
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National BANK
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.