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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

A DISPATCH received IN Hartford, Conn.,
on the 27th. announced the death, in Mex
leo. OF Thomas +. Plunkett, defaulting
treasurer Of the Union Manufacturing
Company and president Of the Hartford
Silk Company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

The earth over the Boston mine at
Plymouth, Pa, operated by the Delaware
& Hudson company, caved in, on the 10th,
causing the colliery to become Hooded.
and throwing 700 people out o. work until
the water can be pumped out
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

SOME anxiety is felt at San francisco BY
the owners for the safety Of the bark j..
B. Peters. Captain Lane, over 100 days out
from New Castle. n. =. w. The British
shin Buteshire. which left New Castle after
the Peters. Arrived on the I'D.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

DIR. CHARLTON, OF Columbus, o.. editor
Of the Mason's Chronicle. the American
Odd-Fellow and the knight Of Pythias,
dropped dead, on the 1st, OF heart DIS
ease. from which he had been constant
sufferer for the past year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

OK the 26th. Second Assistant Postmas-
ter-General Whitfield directed the estab-
lishment Of messenger service from
Guthrie to Lisbon. Okla. ! distance o.
tnirty-ive miles. the cost not to exceed
s.. 900 per annum.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

Mr.. r. r. BrsH's schooner-yacht Cor
onet in which its owner left New York
FOR tour Of the world about year ago,
and for the safety Of which some fears
have been felt, arrived at home on the
18th. aud dropped anchor Of Staten ISL
and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

Ex-PRKsIDESr HAYES and the Ohio
centennial commissioners and their ladies
were entertained at dinner, on the ist. By
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, Of New York City
and a reception was held at which large
number OF resident Ohioans we're present
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

KANSAS man named Stevens was shot
and killed in the presence Of his wife and
four little children on q claim near Al
fred. Oklahoma, on the oath. The MUIR
derers fed, and the unfortunate widow
walked to Alfred with the news.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
PERSONAL.

+. T. BARNUM has announced that be
Intends opening permanent museums in
New York, Pnlsdeiphis, Boston and
Chicago.
AUSTRIAN CONSUL GENERAL HUGO
FHiTsoH :, RI, died suddenly on Sunday night.
Col, ROBERT J. lNaKRsoLL hes been
black-balisd by the newly established
Players Club. founded BY Edwin Booth,
In New York. The reason of the colon Sl' :
rejection 10 the we'll known religious, or
snti.religious, views entertained BY hiu.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has requested that the
album OF views subscribed for bv tho
Eogiish and Amfr.c,n colonies o. Rome,
- grant 10 the ex premier, be sent to nini
In London instead OF being presented to
him personally.
EMfERoR WILLIAM, Of Germany, has
admonished Rector Gebhsrt, of the Uni
veYs'ty, that the Students should 20 to
church Instead Of beer shops aud fencing
saloons, and deprecated the fact that their
senaency 10 toward irreligion and progress
ist dootrines
MRS. CLEvELASD's reception on S.tur.
day aftsrnOon was attended by nearly 600
ladies' and gentlemen. The Marine band
dlscoursed music throughout tho reception.
Mrs. Cleveland was assisted In receiv ing by
nei mother, Mrs Folsom, and by Mrs.
Fuller, wife OF the chief justice
FRANCIS MURPHY, tho great tenn persnco
spostie, talked to . reporter In Pittsburg on
saturday concerning the proposed pro-
hioitory apendmsnL He was enphsticsliy
opposed to II, because Il would do the tam
perance cause more harm than good. Men
could not be compelled to keep sober. Mr.,
murphy b'ands by the Brooks law. He
thinks IL has done great deal of good by
reducing the number Of ssloous I'm iha state
more than one half High iicsnse and
moral sussion are his remedies for in.
temperance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

coysuanted together that neither should
steal more than the other from the
Samoans.
The United States expect to come in
under The terms of this agreement,
which shows that Samoa = not . purely
German conquest. The captain Of the
Olga evidently thought that it was none
Of the business Of the United States how
he treated the offending Samoans 90 that
England was satis6ed {; and this 10 the
question In the caSe I; and It b Tor Con-
gress TO decide.
some Republican Journalists, Of heads
as weak - their hearts are malevolent, are
charging Secretary Bayard with lack Of
backbone in not declaring the policy Of
the nation in this matter +; and this though
all tho fact are hardly yet at hand
and when Congress II in session and has
received from the president oil tho infor.
nation he had - soon - Il came to hand
tits clearly the duty Of Congress TO dc.
clare the national policy In the matter
There Is no question Of the Monroe doc
trine In these distant islands; and
there ID absolutely nothing In th'
case except IN assault BY Germany
upon the Samoan government; unless th'
burning Of tho homes and Gags Of citi
zens OF this country constitutes IN ~
sault upon It ; or the failure Of German!
to admit the United States to like priv
| leges with England makes sasus belli
| In any case executive action must wal
upon the declaration Of Congress, Will
that body Is In session, since there doe
not seem to be any established policy :
| govern the case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
Tho Samoa Question.


The German side of the Samoan story
differs widely from the American version,
but even by their own account they are
ahown to have been in the wrong. The
captains Of the German men-of.war
oso represented as comforting and resolv-
1nG .npon the disarmament OF the
&Amoaus, without q word to the Amer
1oon and British consuls. A strong armed
6oece Was sent to effect the disarmament
sse the king's forces. There is no reference
whatever to the facts detailed in all the
other accounts, as to the killing Of chief
mnd many Of his followers, before Mata.
AS men returned the German ire.
The facts as they are detailed in the
latest reliable reports received here show
that the captain OF the German war YES.
feA Olga notified the warning natives 70
solver their arms aboard the ship,
3nasmuch as this would be the best
Gunxantee OF peacefulness between the
1efive factions and warned them, that
~ ne Arms were not surrendered by q
e9tain hour their town would be fred
80. The natives did not comply with
- cemand their town was fred on, aod
4uorWaIds burned by the Germans and
eais was the origin OF the complication !:
yoich has been further added to. by the
l>et that several OF the houses burned
I 4elnnged 70 Americans and were marked
~ the national flag flying from them
Zhe charred remains of one Of these il,0a
- Just been received at the state depart.
mt through the mail.
Under this statement OF the facts ,there
mains 10 doubt that the German power
- been In the wrong, iprovided thi,
oeuniry intends to ma intain its claim
- ths samoan government ia 10
y respected and maintained by FOREIGN
neions ana that we are to have the same
ovee and privileges in Samoa as the most
1eore4 nations. II, on the other bsns
S9nany has taken possession Of Samoa
e. eopNueror, ~ she and other nations
- lien in the habit Of doing with
Doesless countries without our protest
= ~ question arises whether We NAV
- ~ this case.
- md utAnding Is that rs to Samoa
- no agreement with Germany.
9y-aGy ed Eng'aud hsye
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
CITY Road Damages.

Tue new municipal bill provides that
the expense OF opening streets In the city
shall be borne by the citizens without
any help from the county. A provision
OF this kind was In the original draft Of the
former municipal bill but by the vigorous
exertions of Lancaster menit was remov.
ed but there IL great danger that 1t
will remain part Of the present measure.
There is little doubt that such o provis-
ion would have an Ill effect upon the de.
velopment Of the city, ~ the people can
hardly be expected TO favor projects for
the opening Of streets for the benefit Of
the whole county, but for which
only the city would have to pay.
1t may be that, under the other or.
rapgement, streets are opened for which
there Is no urgent demand, but - the ex.
pense falls lightly on the whole county,
and . measure Of public benefit Ii assured,
1t seems much better TO run the
risk Of this abuse than to sub
init without protest to leglslatior
that Is Injurious and unfair to the city
No sufficient reason can be given why
the county should pay for roads and
streets in townships and villages and moi
In cities, where people are equally taxed
or.county purposes and where the county
secures u larger revenue because of tn,
greater value Of the property; and 30 i
compensated for the greater damages 1
has to pay for property taken for roads.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
CARPETH.
= B. MARTIN & CO.


7 b. MARTIN & CO
If you would step into the
upholstering room on the third
floor OF the store you would
meet, ten hours in the day and
oftenti.nes in the evening, a
busy throng of workpeople.
This has been the busiest Janu-
ary in our carpet business since
the stores birth, and all the car.
pets sold and to be laid by us
are taken up to this room and
prepared. We are sorry to
make this assertion, neverthe-
less it is a positive fact, that
there are parlors in this city,
containing the finest quality OF
carpets, that have been fitted
and laid down by people who
have never learned the
trade, not even served an ap-
premiership, and the result can
be seen in ridges at the seams,
the ill.htting border especially
at the fireplace and bay win.
dow, the heavy cross joins, the
reversal OF the nap, &c. Our
head upholsterer is the highest
salaried man in the store, and
his duty consists Of matching
the carpetand border to its best
advantage, so that the customer
Is not compelled to pay for
extra waste; after that, to mitre
the border correctly and then
to distribute the sizing on back
OF carpet so that when laid it
does not wrinkle. The carpet
then goes to the sewers, and a
complicated little sewing ma
chine, by the way the only one
in this city, is run along the
seams and does the work quick
ly and thoroughly, completely
outdoing hand sewing. This
patented carpet sewer has been
adopted by all the largest car
pet houses throughoutthe coun-
try. Next appearance OF the
carpet is at the customers
house in charge of the carpet
layers. The first thing these in
dustrious people do is to empty
a paper of carpet tacks in their
mouths, and the lightning rapid.
ity a tack is plucked from the
mouth, stuck into a carpet and
driven home with a hammer is
a modern wonder. Tap, tap,
tap, all around the room, and
when the job is completed there
is not a show for a word of CON-
plant. No pufs here and no
Pufs there, no nap reversed,
not drawn too tightly. but per-
feet. The carpet has gone
through the hands of thorough
mechanics, from the fitting to
the laying, and perfection must
be the result.
]. b. MARTIN & co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
VIVA Times In France,

Boulapger has triumphed to the cry Of
1" Long live the Republic Dissolution
Revision ]" and cautious patriots in
9nnce put little faith in the opening
phrase and much fear In the last words of
ths slogan.
~ Il b always hard for outsiders to form
- correct estimate Of the political health
y : foreign country but most students OF
French Affairs are agreed that though
Donlanser and many Of his followers may
! - sincere In their protestations Of fidelity
! - the republic, their popular support is Of
= kind that will not enable them to exc.
eats the radical reforms that theydemand.
though It will drive them with headlong
1peed to the overthrow of the present
3 government. When constitutional con-
vsntion ID called, very large portion of
] Doulanger's following will have no further
! rs for him or for the republic part Of his
s1lection cry. The imperialists, ,royallsts and
osher enemies Of the republic will have
~ grand scramble for the rem. Of govern
nent. and unless Boulapger is q very ener.
y 0otjc and able man he will be trodden out
ee light in the rush. To our eyes the gen.
ocal appears . desperate and unscrupu.
lous demsgague and the enormous major
~ be has secured in Paris would indicate
= hopeless depravi,y In the people il we
did not know that many Of his votes
were not cast for him, but for the revision
of ths constitution, which . great number
e good citizens feel to be necessary.
A. soldier Boulanger is chiefly dis
tlnguished for defiant disobedience of
0rders, a. statesman for his shameful
attempt to bully the venerable Floquet
end - . duelist for bis failure
- hit that cool old gentleman.
IN the short political struggle just
onded he was caught lying about
letter to the Duke d'Aumale, which be
6ouisd having written, but which was
published In fac-simile, aside of his
oeoiA; and marvellous to relate, his
friends admitted and defended tho false.
heod. This ID Spartan morality. There is
noon for fear that that with his immense
majority he may have . personal follow
Ing large enough to defy those who have
oaly supported him for the sake Of revi-
G1ou, but oil who wish well to France
vill hope that he may soon come down
1tke the rocket stick, leaving a clear sky
behind him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

SHERIFF BURKHoLDHR tranafsrs the
prisoners 10 and from court In q
manner that disgusts people living
on the thoroughfsre through which
he passos with crimlnais. All lsst
week the citizens we're inquiring OF each
other why the "Black Maria" 10 discarded.
Some sugR ested that the sheriff desires to
administer his Office with extreme economy,
whiie others could not think what In /.
duced tho sheriff 10 adopt this method Of
handling exiles In Siberia.
On Saturday ct least dozen mon were
fastened to huge chain, and the abjsct
humility pictured upon their counten snces
% they paesed cut East King street was
pstniul TO bshold. Men, women and chill.
dren halted In amusement and watched
tho msnacled uniortunates struggling
towards the Bastila II was simply
q disgraceful scene. Sheriff Burkhol
must feel very uncomfortable bringing up
the resr OF the procession. The trifiing
cost OF using the Black Maria"
would not datress the taxpayers. That
vehicle has served its purpose during the
administrations OF Burkholder's predsces.
sors, aud tho disseminating OF IL 10 not
hailed by the community % REFORM"
II he consider it - such.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

member cracked grim joke st the expense
OF Premier Floquet, wbich may be realised
II Boulsnger In power proves - dreadful q
fellow as his opponents believe him to be.
NJ. Lsmsrzells remarked that NJ. Floquet's
predecessors were more liberal In their
views, and he creatsd much laughter ct N.
Floquers expense BY sayiuk: "At your
sse Robespierrs had already been gull
lotined."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
-.
WANA AAkAR'S
PsfLApRLpurA. Monday. Jan. ss, "a,

PsfLADHLruIA. Monday. Jan. IS. Ixs.
They come almost from un-
der the shadow Of the Royal
Palace in Berlin. Therefore are
German thoroughbred.
We don't advertise in the
North German Gazette"
Can't interfere with Prince Bis.
marck's special advertising me-
dium. Have no use for it, as
we are not in irresponsible
diplomacy" On the contrary,
are supplying "Tests Of Truth. u
The tests are of German origin
the truth ours.
They are Berlin made Rag.
lans and listers. 50 Gray
Plaid Raglans at S.; they
started at $40.
IS Boucle listers that were
SO, 81, and So, but are $3.50.
IS black, blue and brown
worsted Raglans and listers
that were So, reduced to $3.50
50 very fancy Cashmere vi
sters and Raglans at $40 thai
have been $40 and $lS.
This lot Of Long Garments is
selected to accompany the So
$3, 81 and IS Jackets that have
been rafting out the last week
The latter are all on the coun.
ters now; a day or so more and
they will be gone, but not for.
gotten-lost too much on them
Second noor. Chestnut street.
The bargain cyclone in Up
holstery now sets yard-goods a
whirling. Kinds you'll want
everyone. Prices are by the
yard:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
Daily IntsIIIesncer.


x0Gs ko0g DeI0ye0 IovJtatioe.
o1Ulenstasding ~ vigoe with which
Donnouncsd b. persoDs who ought TO
~ whereof they speak, that Mr..
~ has begn invited 70 the cabinet, 1t
1nD that the invitation has mot yet
~ 10 % him Otherwise surely Mr..
- would - Of those who
~ Dsde . pilgrimage to Indian
Ir1ls. senator Allison Ii now there
~ seoead time, We believe, and the
6nNl understanding Il that Mr.. Harri.
n = vssy sc'icitous TO have him in his
1onok Il u underwood that he long
- askod him 70 be secretary Of the
oasusy and that he declined the place.
= pCessnt presence In Indianapolis
rloatss that he hes yielded to
bogtuuity and that be consents to en-.
- he cabinet, though It may be
~ u state instead Of the treasury
o1Qartmsnt in which case Blaine will
~ 90 h, and it may b that his cali TO
m1lonApolis awaits Allison's action.
Zkure = no doubt that Harrison ID very
1nctant to take Blaine, - he does,not like
~ and knows that he cannot trust him,
sitA Allison hs would be en-
Eoly comfortable, knowing him e
~ 3 decent and honest man. With sucf
d nsotton rascal - Blaine about him, b,
&poun b ever on the anxious bench. II,
ouN nsver be safe in accepting hi!
o1nsel, which be could never rely upon u
64o1oDt and wise. Nevertheless 1t il be-
|oVod that he intends to invite into hi
Soounsel this unsafe and treacherous coun
llor. II = supposed that the harmon,
hb party requires him to put Blain,
1afo his cabinet because he has beer
~ party's leader. His claim {,
4 oDlection upon this ground Ii I'M
loubted. His appointment is fur
NJ recommended by the suggestion
1 1Aat he will be less hurtful inside tha
- . kicker oYtsi ie, and IL he Is take
: viii b upon this consideration. Mean
1hfe Harrison has demonstrated wit
i ~ greatest clearness his unwillingnes
- appoint him, BY his long delay in el
oonding the invitation. A man In Blaine
position - the foremost leader in hi
rarty, would havo had the first call int
1 eonsultation with the party's president
& ss1aoot, II he had been anything less tina
u o600Erent to him. And Blaine's hu mills
Nm win be great in accepting cabins
now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
Hoops sARsAPASlLLA.
THE PLAIN TRUTH

10 that Hood's savsapaIilla has cured thou.
sands Of people who suffered severely with
rheumatism. IL neutraliges the iactic aoid in
the blood, which causes thoss terrible pain
aAd aches, ana also vitalisss ana enriches the
blood. thus preventing the recurrsnce OF the
disoase. These iacts warrant us in urging you.
II you sufYer with rheumatism. TO givo Hoods
earsaparilia trial.
"For - yean Il have suffered with scistio
Rheumatism. Last November I was taken
wore than ever. ana was unable TO get out Of
the house. Was almost
HHLPLEBs FOE 20 DAYS
suffering great agony. In December ct m
menced taxing Hoods sarsnpariilA After the
second bottle was abls TO be out and around
and attend TO business. ! took hvo bottles
and am now so froe from rbeumAsism that
only OCCASIONALLY I feel IL slightly on . asu q
den change OF weather. 1 have great conn.
dence In Hoods sarsaparilia. CnApLns bAH
NAE. Christie, Clarke Co., wis.
1NFLAMAATORY RHEUMAT1SN
Shaving been troubled with tmnammatory
rbeumatism for many years, my favorable
attention was called to Hoods sAIsaparilla b.
an Advertisement of cures II had erected.
pariils and can already testify to beneneia
results. highly recommend 1t a. blood pu
rifer." J. U. AyHRs, west Bioomnelo, n. Y.
Hoods Sarssparilla
Sold by all druggists. q six for .. Prcparot
only by Q. I. HOOD D 60, Lowell
100 Doses One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

After vainIy trying all the various ram, es
recommended tor the rDubles of testhtnv
br Bulls Baby syrup gave magical Iilisf.
said our neighbor.
Most machineey must have periods OF sbso-
!ute rest fr examination and repairs hut
,he great organs OF the body, the STOMACH.
nver ana kidneys never resi-, and yst III ,v
can be kept in nerfect order by tho use Of
Aoxsdor. rrtce IS cents,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
DANES CxLEKx COMPOUND.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.

'md Dyes Sss SoS t:si ss:: an, ;ss S.Ass sSs;ss Sss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28
HANAAAkkk'b

p.h;ssL Liy Ing upout actaied rcod ere Healthy,
OaV"S Happy, Hearty. Its UneQuAas0.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28


lcolors vera 7oc. now $50
! color was q, now Bsc
color WAS ol 2o now 100
Figured sateen laced 1apostIy for Cur
tAins or Coverings
2colors ere el Is now u
color was ~ IS. now Sl
Figured Rep iarestry-
acolors were d IS. now d
American Jute-
seoiors were 10 aud 6sc. now Sc
french Juta-
bcolors were 75c, now SOC
french Figured Tapestry-
6colors were d 75 now q
Chin Brocade Figured apt stry-
AcolOTs wore.o2 Is, now 81 60
Peit Point Tapestry
2colors were q Is, now OF
FIX Mceo Iaptetry-
2colors were ol q. now 7oc
colofs were sl 90, now o.
color was q 2o now o. 70
2ColorS were 81, now el 20
2colors were e. now o2bs
tcolors were el0 20, nowb
silk faced 1tnsel Tapestry
2cOlors were S3, now q 70
color was %, now o. %
lcolor was ., 80, now q 70
color sl0 now t5
RenpAntS OF Tapestry At about half n, lea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

OALESMEN-WE WISH A FEW
y men TO sell our goods by sample 70 the
I'm IN our line. Enclose cent stamp. Wages
. Per dsy. Permanent position. No posian
SnsWored. Money advanced Tor WAGoos a1vor.
S1sisS. oia, OBET8nAIAL NAHse0 On,
ct1diAaas 0AaA Janu'Seeoo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

/ ~ SPrinkllDS StllI Oh curtains,
heavy and light, that you can
save money on.
i vato,s.
Notable goings on all
through Dress Goods. None
that make more talk than the
half price Combination Robes
($4 to SIo), and the I to 7 yard
ends of seasonable stuffs at
about half Remnant rates.
Southwest OF centre.
Simply doing good Engrav-
ing isn't enough; our all.the-
time try Is to turn out best of
very best-material, workman.
ship, style. We've a work.
room full of facilities and the
most skilllul people we can find.
Wedding Invitations
Reception. Tea. ana Calling Cards
You want the form correct or
you don't want the work. The
artists art can show in twenty
ways-it can be marred as
easily. We don't allow mean
work to leave the shop.
juniper street side.
More Of the silver Daisy
Pins, and more Of the 81 Lace
and Scarf Pins at 25c.
Juniper street side.
Opera and Field Glasses
with fourth and a third taken
from the price is a rare happen.
ing. Mostly Lemaire's and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-28

uAIH BALSAM.

HAIR BALSAM.
PARKER's HAIR BALsAM
lieautfhes. Clesnses and preserves the hair.
Keeps H. soft and silken. Promotes a Iuxuri
ant grostn. always restores gray hair TO its
original color. Prevents hair falling and Dan.
drum. Cares scalp Diseases. b0c. at drusgists
HINDER CORNs
Safest surest and beat cuFs for C0rns. Bun.
iona: ste: stops all pain. Never Aiis % cure.
b. % osusgsb. A&Iht0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-20
IMPORTANT.

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or m. A. DAUPHIN, -'s
Washington ID. @.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies, New Yurs
Exchange, Dram or Postal Note.
address Registered Letters containing Cur.
sncy 10
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New Orleans, La.