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November Election.
1EAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
General Council.

General Council.
SITTING or THURSDAY, ia OCTOBER, 1919
Rcgolved That for the election to be held on the first
following and uads e he s1s ia the
following Commissioners and Clerks
First Precinct:
AZ Fire Engine House No u Religions street wear Race
" ~ Ros eo A. : Risk Philip
Second Precinct:
Degranges Hall, Nayades street, near the Horse Station
Macs. Clerks-J. G. Goldsmith, s. Phillips. nus
Third Precinct
At The Fulton School House .... C0HpissiOHsrs-t A.
Ferris. William Emerson, d. Donovan. Cterks-C. ".
Fourth Prscincti
At Fire Engine House No 10, Apollo street Commits.
teSIs-d W. Wb fPes5}n 6s H5seF j. Kwn
Fifth Precinct:
AZ Fire Engine House No. 2, Thchoupitoglas street.
William Bogart... cisrks-ThOmss Van Wick, Richard
Sixth Precinct;
AZ the Han Of Loui'ia9a Hose Company, Carondeet
street, Cogemigsogers-R B Sykes, B Kendig Samuel
SeUeatk Prs5inct &C.
AT Arthur o'Donnell's Coffee house conerof Poydras
r Melyaine, Walter Nicol.. Cgetks-john w Tsylois
Eig6& Precipot.
~, a. f ne GoPt street H9e Cent street between Levqe
Alallo Robert Monelth,. c5erfS-W. Ii. siaiE, 4.
Ninth Precinct:
AT the Second Ward Coffee house corner of Maais and
T.. svis EaueA ohlsussf. CttfhS-h. T. roster, j. w,
Tenth Precinct:
AT Hampers goiee house corner Of Toulouse and Old
Van osiarn. p Kenper. Clerks-Guataye Jaquet, L.
Eleventh Precinct:
AZ Paiq1zo Ceaeehouss. Orleans Theatre. Commits.
s,gn9rs-5 A. N9uTe Joseph HoIa, Victor Labatut...,
CtefkS--E, a. Michel, Aughste Delan,
TiDelttk Precinct.
Al the Market Coffee houae, corner MsTais and Orleans
S SS gaiiPBR a. I9RH Wit EdOuard Plan
Thirteenth Precinct
At the Fire Engine House No 4 Hospital street. between
aa, Jules Cssssrd, H. CpussR cssrEs.J boho1 1S
Fourteenth Precinct.
At Montegut Cofes. house. corner Bayou Road and St
Claude, maissio1srs-M; Barnett ST., ], B Coulter,
A, Dppre Caerks-0. DE Flechier, Rene Theard.
Fifteenth Precincts
AT mascaro Cofoe-honssy corner Of Union and Good
John Gaenoa t5 L. O ySaP A. Abat
Sixteenth Precipcti
a. a. Faiyres conner Of TOqt end Bayou ROsd Com
Seventeenth Precinct:
sdae1 sao BwfPRsS SS. Hotel q ng Gp
Clerks-HenIy Dart John Jacobs y T'I -''"0'''''
Eighteenth Precinct:
AT D. Demo e Cotsehouse, corner Of Leyee and Spain
Michael Ai1s csHeay MeGesssa joseph Sa9 Mi aToSn
NineteeHth PreciRct;
AT the Nexioan Gulf Railway Depot Commissioners
Henry Ssguih, +. Newman, '''' 40
It0satiei Precinet.
AT the corner Of CaSacalvO and Monfogut streets opDosi
Baroq Boislontsine, J, R. VienRs. " oSerksZEdoasd
- T,0enty;frst Precinct.
AT Joseph Maets ofes.house near the SUGAR Refinery
Nj CorOn Cierks- DSToa, NamS Frama r.
A,,no,,.u ,z,, ~, MN "a FoMPKINs, President.
(signed j A. b. CROssMAN. Mayor
A tue copy OILS te a. sT CERAE, CLARK.
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CARRIAGE MANUFAOTORY,

INHE Patronage that has been extended to very lbe
Il rally the Bstseveh yeArB, while on Com -
mon street, has induced the last summer sl.F
70 erect large building expressly for manu-
aoturlng and repairing CARRIAG Els. SSEE 2s5--
We have now Of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and prepared. with good Northern wOrkmen
and the best OF materials to build style Of Carriage to
deT and guaranty them two if used in the county
We also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES, and can restore them almost then
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
ont and useless We will pay freight Carriages us
repair We will also keep hand assortment of NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which will be sold
ow. Old Carriages taken in trade for New ones We In.
vite the attention of those wanting NEW CARR AGES
their Old repaired to call at Mandatory and
Repository aud i1dge Cor themselves at the Corner of
ER7HiEH and C.fRO.N{} hI.ET Streets, next door IN
he DiCe Of thsCOmmeroial Water Works rear Of the 81
Charles HOtG! Nav Orleans,
mVs fin ia W MATTHEWS Il DEEMAR
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yr,yr nPuRS WAFER,

= y I h.
I'VE PATENT RAPID -WATER-PTTPIFTEP %
= Is new article Of English invention ard now lirst in
uoduced INTO the United States This Filter is made of
peculiar kind OF stone, which performs The pecoaton win
dnGa IN shape, and capable Of terng from 10 50 06O
Eons per Gay II rapidly disengages matter of every Kind
and lmpd and from its peculiar construction is paricu
afy adapted to purifying the Mississippi water This Fia7
one OF the most useful inventions of the day rs smp
city Of construction, its duTahihy-nO maAer how mDns
or muddy the water may bea never falling suppv Of nnC
wafer without any trouble the speedy removal Of all dee
mou matter its Applicability 10 be placed in Water Butts
Tanks, CStemS Ponds. Reservoirs particularly racon,
mends i TO the notice Of Hotels, Boarding Houses Steam
bOats, Ships, Private Families Offices, etc for all of which
there sizes suitable Several OF them have already been
put up IN the city and country and found to answer ever
expectation. They now be seen in operation Al M
store, where persons invited cali and examine them Il
not with a view OF buying, a curiosity. ~ ~
sepl5 House FumnhinF store IS Tamnp, q,
CoDFIsH-1Oo boxes landing ex ship Seth sPTsE1s- and
~ for sale by w. '''D
% Ill. STONE co. 81 and 50 Common At.
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TIDE MARK-A green one, who had crossed the
Atlantic, told story Of a storm, when the rain
poured down in such torrents, that the ocean rose
six inches There is no mistake" said he, for
the captain kept mark on the side Of the vessel
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ALEXANDER HILT5S

7 Y y a n.
. So Camp street, New Orleans
M HERE families find all articles of House keeping
y comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNTFURE-CoOking Utensils Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass an5 Steel ShOveE and
-, E0ngs; and Kitchen Fire IrOn-wsre.
en- a MiELLED and patentmstal timed HOLLOW
~ ARE Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver, Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
CHURNS and TUBS
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
WILLOW WARE-Bassets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
WaEOna
HRI,SHES-Fancy and Plain, DustinF, Sweeping, and
. Hearth Brushes. = -
MATS-Iuie Manilla Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS,
M WATERS, and TRAYS. ~ -
BRASS, Britannia, and Metal CANDLESTlC4NE
and LAMPS
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
ID. u j. WHght'E patent premium COOK STOVES fOE
Wood or Coal-with fixtures complete the most ap.
R- HafSSSSi STEAMBOATS, fnraiah at reduced b. inSs
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HOTELS, &c.

- BAY ST, LOUIS HOTEL,
Establishment having been repaired and newly fur.
Il nShed4 VIII be opened on the 2Oih Of May for the -
reception OF NsteTs and Families wishing spend the Al
Summer at a pleasant Watering Place. The undeI-l<A
signed haye purchased this property for permanent resi-.
dence and will keep the house Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants gagged and no
pains expense will be spared render the stay of Vsers
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 6ml q. LEWIS co.
o RDIN G H USE.
121 GR8PdER Street bet50eeR ST. Charles and CdrOr.
deiet StTestsORe door from tie Of CarORdset ST.
MRS. WILSON, Gate of a. BienviBe StreetO respect.
1V1 fully informs her friends and the public generally ~
that she continues in the above eligible location Oocu
pied By her during the last year. She has had herr
HOUSE thoroughly retted Rndprepared foE the acuOmmo.
age she hopes by dgsnt attention to the comfort and
venence Of her patrons merit and continuance
n91y d&W
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nv I6 WnIeTsTHleU tHkea Lnis moLhOd In.
forming his fiends and ne public in general -
thsl s ne Is now erecting POTTERY SHOP Op.
9 ~ p0ate the old B0uhgny Pottery. where an N ~
" articles in the line of Pottery Ware will be en-
W. ound He respectfully soieits the liberal patronage
xJf57i 29Ineiy bestowed the old irm OF WILSON IL
III ana invites bis friends and the public to give him
b ~ us gilee Will DO lower than at any similar estab
p; All orders from the country will be promptly at.
Tended To- feepOrt October g. 1879
oclo I'm n n VJpcTN
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sADDLERY -WARTHOTSF-
HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON


VIE ZEE ESriegds and Patrons of the HOLBROOK OYs-
- IN SALO9N are respectfully in ~ ~
loinled that TINS well known establishment IT, IN a
nov open ioT the Winter Season and the ~ M
puoiie generally Is assured that, as Heretofore itE
le nest quaiy OF OYSTERS will be served up ss the
pVP59H T. determined that the celebrity Of his establish
may be heard. - $500 ~ - o0'i'i'-'H'
Thankful for past fayon, the proprietor trusts that his
continued eudeavOB to please the public NAV uars1e t
~ a oonInuehceO Oh lhat puohc 8 patronage El5tf
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON SzREsTAuPAT
No A ST. CHARLEs ST.
TNHE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous C5
4 and The public that he has thoroughly - -.
painted and repaired his establishment and A
viii open 1t for their accommodation on Mon.
tenslTe alterations and Improvement In The
6lSY LOOKING department, atioTdng much greater
- facilities than formerly, he trusts TO be able to
quaed by any Restaurant in the ey He has made arrange
mene for q constant supply Of OYSTERS - y
from the choicest Beds Of The Gulf and the Il ~ 81
with the best Steaks, Chops NSt5&
p FISH, GA Me. ETC., together with every
60 n, deoaqy 70 be procured IN The NewO eans
maikeiS The Bar will be supplied with Wines and Ii.
49, 49, oTsL Ale etc. Of the very best brands, carefully
tes!!ea h cooks and walters viii be second TO none IN
b ~ and he will be found alRays at hs to that
III I'm receive prompt and polite attendance In short
b use every eksuon 70 render his Saloon worthy OF he
''p'0m JAS. CASSIDY.
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FtE uhsohen would respedtfully call the ,ftentioa Of
y. COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Deal ems in -
iaAi3 ana SAFs IN general, to their VERY
LAItGE assortment of the sbeve named
S9922dtg, which is sEUQND TO NONE in THE
80 CII1, oomprflnR EVERY KIND Ann OTTAL
lT1 entirely too numerous detail Ind nSN b1netv Ss
snre all persons about purchasing in this line mar an sans
uOn OF Their stock VIII be greatly 10 their ADVANTAGE hse
purchasing elsewhere for the reason that they are monty MI
q theiL oWn manuiaetule, and come DIRECT FROM
and being satisfied with the MANuFACTiIRERSi
Fh9fIFS feel certain that purchasers cannot fail 10 be al
aahted DLJRBRiDt5F a ~ 'eple-
oet4 6m SO Cuttomboose stfset nm stair.
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A c. AINsWORTH, mo T.dR Up UBLIC and OJtI-
IA. MISSIONER OF DEEDS fer sUerH State ~ the
OMiga. 0TTIoE-No % CAAfp STREET. New Oileans
IS Dispositions taken Accounts fToh9ted, Deeds snd
Whiting Prepared and Anhentiealsd tor Use and Record
u any part Of the UNITED STATES.
E Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
aud all cases Of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 IydSW
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Doc Law SUIr.-TEe conductor on the Nashua
and Lowell road recently seized three dogs belong
ing to sportsmen in the cars the latter declining to
pay for their transportation. A suit is to grow out
Of the matter, and one of the parties aggreved
threatens tsays the Lowell Courier to employ
Dsanel Webster. Meanwhile the dogs are boarded
out AZ Lowell to await the result. We hope the
aniAhls have constitutions strong enough to hold
out until the "ereat expoanders df.the Constitu-
ton " has had time to look up his authorities
y" Every dog must have his day. "-Boston Mani
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HE SUBSCRIBER has been to great expense in procuring
i and packing well assorted bundles of 25 eaoh for
This market few thousand PEACH TREES, from .esS
one of the Oldest and best Nurseries in NewJersey 81
These Trees are of large growth from six 10 len fact
high one year from crafts Of the approved kinds that
are raised IN the states Of Delaware and for the
Philadelphia and NewYOrk markets. A number Of them
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard of
Reeves Y Rdgway, near Wmin gton Del. The greatest
care has been observed in taking them Om the ground with
thgr roots unlpuLed and packing them in that they
will arrive in excellent condition.
Any person wishing one or more bundles have them
well taken care OF their arrival here by having the roots
PLACED in the Rroand, till they are ready to receive them
Phey Will probably arrive about the 1st of December Or
des e az NO 70 Heva street will be promptly attended
sep36 am 4. VIM. P. McIAEN.
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EDUCATION,
rs AR sESi b ERR Sif R ~ Z, PnPfLS

rs BUIHDEH9 OK u = Y UFILo
CARoBUELET sTREET, MAR ST.. JoBEPH sTRERT.
ENSTABLISHED in 1919 under the Hupenntendenoe OF
IA the Misses ALLISON from In this IREtitu-
ton conducted the best plans of European instruction,
the course of study thorough and systematic NO vague
theories superficial methods OF teaChng TO elicit display
are eoIed any of the various departments Of science
OF literature.
The French Languages under the supeptendenoe of a
French gentleman OF high literary attachments other Ian
gnage music and the accomplishments are taught by mas
teIs OF equal emneRCe in their professions. go.
Drawing in every style is taught by Inc Misses A!l.son
themselves pupils for OfOne OF the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe
Ky Terms may be known application to the residence
otthe Misses ALLISON. Carondelets ms ly
OARROLLTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
'HlS Institution continues under the charge OF Ms.
4 WARREN who takes this method to solicit the
patronage of parents and guardians.
" Terms for Board aud Tuition (payable monthly in
advanced, SIS per month.
eB Terms of Music with use of Piano. % per month
Rev. DR.. Scott Rev r. r. Beade Ia N Ogden
] A. Maybn, Col |, T. Preston Nv r. Scott
Chas. Gardiner j. Hampton REV j Tyyighell
DIR. J. w. PctOn, Prof FOrshey sl39m
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5IAKE's FIRE AND WATAR-PRooF MINE.

+
MORE than ONE HUNDRKD BARRELS of this Pain,
w has been sold here the past season. which has gveh
very general satisfaction 10 all who have used it-anth
demand oI is increasing. The Paint is Of two colostb
Slate and Chocolate the latter of the most fashion
able c00n now in use, and far durable thaR Ieqd
upon Brick or Wood. 0
Mr.. BENSON "a Practica Painter Camp street. opposite
Laayetts squae) who has used 1t extensively, wimpan
~ suETD nov A.ont
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GlROUERIES, ENG,
WILLIAM L. CUSHING, Commission Merchant
REFINED SUGARS-Leaf Powdered and Crushed OF
49, WoOseys Stewart Lowering and Orleans Refneries
OHQCOLATE-lSO boxes of Sweet Chocolate; also Ba.
PICKLES. PRESERVES, eto-1OO boxes gallons, halves
and quarts Pickles; Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
keehup; Pepper Sauce: Assorted Preserves and lees.
STERN OlI-In casks and bbls., pure and bleached.
WHALE, SOLAR and Ell EPHANT OILS-En barrels,
pure and bleached.
SWEET OiL--1O0 baskets, pints and quarts.
BnTIER-St Louis and Cincinnati packing.
- various qualities.
ClGARS-l00, 600 Common Cigars.
LAMBERFS PRESERVES-3O boxes lambet's Vicks-
nm burg Peaches, preserved, in superior order,
OTARD BRANDY-I0 halEppes.
I. II GODDARD BRANDY-6 haEpipes.
MADEIRA WINE-40 quarter casks, various qualities.
P9RT WiNE-28 quarter. casks, pure JUICE,
GIN, BRANDY, RUM, etc.-An kinds of common and
superior qualities; also, Neutral Spirits; NewEngland
Rum; Jamaica Rum; Irish, Scotch and Old Whiskies:
Liquors of all kinds.
FOR CALIFORNI Automatically sealed Lobster and
- salmon in ] and h cans.
Observation-Disclosures Il GrOnsted's Louisville. Ky, in
h, half and quaTter cans.
gRANBER RI ES-5O packages, halves and quarters.
IEaS-lmperal, GuupowdeG HysOn, ETC., in half chess
-, aud u ID boxes and CBnisteTs.
soAP-Castle Boston and Cincinnati,
49,. Ais o..
White Beans, Punes Dates. Cuuants, Sheled Almonds
mackere and Salmon kits and hakitts Claet GrOupd
Spices Of all kinds Cure Powder Pepper Apice Gloves
Siopght9n Bitte Painted Tubs, UnderwOOds and George
Nles Lemon Syfups, Table Salt. fitTon, MacaOni Yer
mleeT, IaIqW Candles, Vinegar Peppermint Lard Cot.
Porter and Brown Stout, Cuba Cigars, Playing Cards Nut
mRggAs, Sago, Indigo, LoZenEes Barrel Covers, Malaga
WPgj CoiE3 bl9cklng, Small Blooms, etc etc.
r. D. orders IRON the country for goods in my line
wlil be promptly filled, when accompanied with
az. au2StF
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OREsoENT CIIY H6TFL.

- UhGSCGNE CI4I- HOTEL
CORNER CUSTOMHO USE IND FRONT SITS
~ LII be opened for the reception of BOARDERS on
w WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1919. Well fur 49,,
4iShed ROOMS for Families and agile Gentlemen ss9e
TABLE-the beat the market will afford. I4AaA
The above eabShment has been built BY the propretot
expressly for the accommodation city and transient Board
one Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
CITY and nc psnE i be spared to render those wh9 mar
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive SeIvaRtBr
k Terms reasonable any establishment of the kind
In the city. ial d6E Wit r. ALEXANDER. ProprigroF
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/, 70 COUNTRY MBR0H9NTls

M v 1OoNTRY MERCHANTS:
ne Sultenneis have, within the past two
'9N 49, received, per ships Raah NiObe
~ selash and oihep large and compete -
Winter frsi 9 81 = ATS and CAPS for the Fall and
shtlng Of Beaver NQtia, Gator MoeSkin si 4 S4
any y 90 hAIS Otter, Seal Nutns Glazed 1,otb SnJ
IL 6,s f14SSk41;; 1850 az assortment Of silk Cip9bsT
and T9to1 QaBREILAs. which will be offered oB tbe
e osi hDSs tsihs Comfy Merchants and DeaeH will
% nl d, w. BELDEN s CSalrs, -
- FALL, STYLES -
- $50 GASES Landing per shns IInr,rb,o-
y burlington and lehgh, comprising a fns ~
assortment OF the Late Fashions Of HA rs ana n 1e
Merchants Will find that they tie kinds and are fo
low, By JOHN QURBRIDGE 4 Co. 'e
OIL = Cuitomhouse s--up stairs.
FOR SALE;
"A LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, Seamsiress Nune and
- House Servant belonging TO gentlemen now al the
lluah Win lls family, having inTtheT for her AD
Nyto lu7d1 H. 6. HEARTT, 81 GIsvisr 81
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DR. MENSINGi Dental Surgeon,
III AVlNG returned the city of New Orleans from hiI
h tour in the North and East, il prepared r
% perform all operation appeI taning to the
TEETH and has become acquainted with vi 7 49,, "a
ne Dest mode OF operating approved by the ~-LlI
college of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Md. His price
toT operations are in proportion to suit the tmes sl6
TooTH-AoHE CURED
II LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. MEHSlNG's
LQSIH-dCHE ELIXIR, or no charge. E4 Once
CARONDELET STREET, Cd door below Gir0dst
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MEDICAL LEOTURES.

- % University Of Lonisiana--Nedical Department,
Course of Sf9S The Lectures in Institution will
Commences on MONDAY Nov 2sand continue four months.
FA ULT ",
lapiy anu Names Jones, N. ID.
warren stone, III. ID.
o .s-s-s l.. D..
Obecs and Diseases Women Children, Cenas NJ.
J. Wedderburu, NJ. d.
aateria Metca and Therapeutics. G. A. Mott N. d.
y1gy and Pathology .Thos Hunt, NJ. d
y II, D.
Clinical Instructions will be given daily BY the Professors in teG.
tenVe wards OF the ChaHty Hospital, the Amphhealrp
The facilities offered study Anatomy and per-
alive Surgery BENG
y TERMS,
taCn tIQessor
dlcket o. Freetlca Anatomy
Dllol" 80
ks9- No charge fer attendance the Hospital.
lJlU 4md&W GUSTAVUS A. MOTT M D., Dean.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

An ACCOUNTING SUPERscRIPTIoN.-The follow
ing is a verbatim copy of the direction on a letter
received at the Boston POst-ofioe, per steamship
Caledonjas
To Mr.. William Cleary Mansion House New
burg orange County State of New York for Patrick
HYars formerly Of the Castle Of RodeFstoVn Parish
of Down, but now with Mr. Cleary or elsewhere in
America and his Tender Parents will ever feel
obliged to Mr. Cleary or his Cousin the other Pat
rick Hyans to have this forwarded to HIM where
yer hes be-or if they cannot to send them an ae-
count out Of this wher they know Of he being Nv
ing ar dead ane that Speedily America.
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HEEL, MOLE A M u co
T. q sasi ss S SoSsioN 9z 5ss g5sw
G.. W. OLIVER.
81 css @s1 Ns elo AND sHlr AegasST E 's
LEVI ii. GALE,
Y 9s Common sfssk '''0 oe ID
VILLA L.. GUSHING
- Graglt street, Nsu Orleans. au92
JOHN TO.OLE,
Z Once & BSnE Paes N.l, la Emigration and R'ma9o'
J.. NARCISSE TERRIO,
l) A4kIlssH AUCTIoNEER. GENERAL AGENT AND COL
La. NO. oil c6'"a''ha' street, Dolaa'Onsia
PUG, MIR 81 co...
(fo@MssloN MERCHANTS, No. SO ST. Louis street, Nsss
t. c. TwIoHELL. s. TwoHELI.
T: c. .TWICHELL & CO..
Pan5Is On; AND forwarding MERCHANTS Nq 20
-. -oyes.us 81 ttl, teelgOItealls, ol ly
LAB0RDE & XIQUE S,
CAMS r AFEoaSt4 eo 81 ETP?SEs & SSAEA G
No. q Caas9ssa strsst, 6sg Orleans apg "
G. COLLINS,
GILpER Nc ls Poyara' 'tTsst 5stin car0nHslst and
~ ciitsr nas Counting houses ups and Jobbipg in gen
and others be supplied. S'' '''' auI7 SIN
COSTA & CO.,
e OF A ss1 dsA RaS9gG a ssA GoTSEE
e,.s.,.a., ET~oIG AIRS, III
EE% :sssi:: gss3sis AHIs5
From sS asss hssi brand. Il s S
~, Als1A general assort@sntof WINES LIQUORS, etc. ETC.
as. EFesi Lssss, Nee OrlsaHs- auI iVd
MIR. 8. TWICHELL (my Brothe1) becomes a,Partner
1ta With me T9m this date in the COMMISSION And
TRICHELL SEQ. [ol 8m1 4. G. TWiCHELL.
MIR. II; o. HALL IS our duly authorized A gent during
IVA our absence from the city. HOYT & FORD
Rew0rleans, 18th July, 1919. jy38
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
VIE UNDERSIGNED are associated as psrtnsrsin the
4 practice Of Law Office, No q Exchange Race, op.
ly23 6m DAVID 9. LABATT.s
- CoPARTNERSHIP
NJ u9q f saE9g ms day assoeIated with him
RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS. under the firm Of
RAYMOND y ARMIFAGE.,. Newt Orleans, Aug, %.
TO CLAIMANTS ON THBU. S. GOVERNMENT
% Wa0 % r tbe On p ms " PTSS9ea
CHAINS now in then hands and will give particular
attention % any business with the different Departments
fyi5 THNGBoN & GRICE, "a st. Chaflssst.
u STILL ANOTHER CANDIDATE!
@ @. SATCHELI4 Candidate for BILL POSTING
y Candidates for Office and ehen having BIZ to post
sah nave them dcne WIN dsPaoh on eaying orden at the
a1ds Office. 26 Camp street; Delta Office No 1I2 Peydras
street. or at the Pioayune COeeh0use corner Of ST. Charles
1 and POydras stIeetl.. o3 I'm
POTTERY WARE.
ENOR SALI9-lOO0 SUGAR DRiPS, from three to FIVE
together with large stock Of Red ware, suitable
ipE Cg and GOq T st9res az e the above ar
concern. WILSON 8, vIRGfN,
oel9 I'm . liz Liquidation.
BOOT MANUFACTORY,
fH'HE undersigned calls the attention Of the New Orleans
Hsgt IF BOOTS aHd SHOES, msaui5oiared
their Boots and Shoes made to ft-Of elegant ma ~
qynl55ersIgPe6 C2rk-sole, and Double-sole WATER
PROOF BOOTS made 70 orden
% 6m E. o'sULLIVAN, 20 ST. CHARLES street.
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