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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-20
DHGNIX DRUG STORE. Located
rRanR SEASONS OF issr


R. SPRING. lac Druggist At Geneva, announces
herewith to the Medical Profession. Mechanics. Arti-
stock in traGe Of IS Porter. and that the sstahIish-
ment is nov open and filling up with invoices sxprss-
ed Sy rail road from the east
R. >PRING would however. remark. that In some
respects the assortment may rroFe ~incompless until
the opening OF Spring navigation. as he purposes to
avail himself OF AN aeqnAintsnee with Manu- acturink
Pharmaciens and Chemists Drug Brokers and proui-
nent Jobhers. to supply the establishments BY p~ureharea
In original packages. thus enabling him to offer in this
market PURE Drugs. Chemicals. Pharmaceutical Pre-
parzti ms. ke, at low rates, which will force from the
market any attention to the circulars Of dealers in
neigh5Oring cities, whose quotAti ms Of current rafss
are too frequently basel upon adsLferGfe2 articles.
| THE PuESIx Dxua SToRK, proposing 70 become Z
permanent. Straightforward Institution has leased
the former eSpaeious store-room IN vsn Gorier's spleu-
did Brick Block. for ave years, and win seek BY prompt
attention to its patrons, to build up and sustain coed
run of-trade.'
was boaght at = heavy discount from .hrst cost and
sale prices viii be graduated in accoraance therewith-
Many preparations Of the Us. e. Dispensatory noe
on hlEd, but a more full and enlai ged assortment villa
he early adIef Particular attention win be paid %
this department -
/ have avaiIed myself Of the services Of CHARLES 4.
Harmon, who. hy prospective arrangere nt, viii becnms
a permanent Fixture in the PhGnix Drug 8 ore, and
who would he glad to see his aequaintaHees give the
establishment call when they desire to purchase In
\ n. The Ph9nix sill act be undersOId.
W1rrsn, Feb. 90, lea6 R. SPRING
an zrasifed In heihx able to state that I am anes
more 'heh.Ra the esuntsr' In the good old town Of War
rem. and should he pleased to see my friends At the
PhnaIx Drug Store. IN which connections I wouId ra-
marx th1t the Phenix is located on a permanent basis.
nth mems to huy and sell Drugs. &c at fair rates
lis an old spying that money makes the mare Cos
INT With me the boss has made re noney vent Yet
with a free sind AMI some farSyssIc lculate 10 move
straight ahead, giving my per -onst suPerintendenesto
Insiness. CHARLE r. UARMOy.
Nh Those superior Binimerts and Emhrocations
for Rheumatis or man or beast. In the Perfecting Of
which I have deN oted much attention during the nast
year. as also compounds for kiexs. cuts bruises, nme-
ness. and like ills TO which horses are subject prompt
U pot up IN large or small walls
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r~DR. TUBBs' APPOINTMENTS are to be RE.
srNED In MARCH next. and continued as heretO'ore-
They viii not be supplied ty any one else during his
zhaencS.
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OAMTTFJ, FAHNESTOCK. INN

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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Washington. FEB. 8, 1856.
New Books.

INDIA OR THE PEARL OF PEARL RlvER I:
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The Lost Heiress, The Deserted Wife,
The Missing Bride. etc., has just writ
ten a new work, which will be pub
lished, and ready for sale IN Salur-
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ume, neatly lound in Cloth, for one
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A celebrated critic, who has read the
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has yet written. 1t is one great merit
in this lady S %iclions. that they faithful
ly delineate life and manners. wiIhou
entering on vexed social, religious. or
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West. But this is n t all The charac
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and absorbing. The two heroines are
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Justice and truth. We cannot recall. in
any late work. a character 50 ideally
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Lost Heiress."
Copies Of either edition Of the work,
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are earnestly r-Juest.d ~ met In sssceiaiion u ne
village ~ l.. Roy. in the to Tpsain ~ hazesfr- on the
5,h Of March PVT. w-1r rsday. at 10 ~'tieck Nv
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NOTICE.-Nnricei j. hereby giyrnihaf
the undersigned has cen appointed and q1ah
-. administra,nr 81 the estate a. John n Lane.
,te Of BraeeYiIIe, deceased. With the VIII anarxed.
NATHAN o. HUMPHREY.
BraeexIus, Fs5uary 50, 1904
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-10
VOLUME XI.
Ole dbibo0auH Minerpa

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annum-payable at the time of sub
scrbing. Single copies, Ten Cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS vii be inserted the rate of One Dol
lar srare of ten lines less for the rs and Fifty
Cents for subsequent insertion. liberal discount
male those who advertise by the year. Thirty Dollars
year will be chlrged for half column Of Patent Medicine
advertising, and Of greater length admitted on any
terms.
JOB WoRK.-Having purchased one Of Rnggless Patent
large size Magic Presses aatter ourselves that can
execute every variety Of printing in style
to be surpassed by country office in the South
West All work delivered when promised, and guarant
eed to please-and for CASH only
PERSONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF a per-
sonal nature such deemed to be of public
interest," be inserted advertisements at the option
Of the editor) by being paid for in advance.
OBITUARY NOTICESNot exceeding three lines, will be
cheeruly inserted without CHARGE but those of greater
length, will be rated advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS are informed that notice whatever
win be taken Of any communication intended for insertion
unless accompanied by the and address Of the writer
necessary for publication but guarantee of good
faith. JONA. c. WHITE, -, p,h,;.h.-s
LOUIS F. ANDERSON, D'l'i'
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS!
Particularly Interesting to the Citizens
OF Thfbodaux and Vicinity:

~ One of the principal points in the settlement
Eastern affairs with the Peace Conference now sitting
in Paris is the restoration OF the Land OF canaan 70 tne
Jews Therefore, all good Jews who wish to participate in
that restoration have to keep themselves III readiness at
moments warning to depart -
Being a Jew myself now offer for COST my STOCK OF
MERCHANDISE haad and under way from the principal
Eastern and Northern Cities consisting of large and web
assorted stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
invite the public to and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. viii sell e may the sacrifice be what will
Therefore don't lose the present opportunity.
The articles consist Of Ladies' Dress Silks black coloreds
and figured Spring and Summer Dress Goods of various
qualities and styles; White Goods of all descriptions such
as Swiss Null Book Nansook Muslns, Bishop Lawns
Jaconetts and CaIn6rics White and Fancy Fg1red and
and Dotted Muslins,
WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES,
large of French and American printed Ansls
and Lawns; a large variety Of French and American
Prints as Bands Collars, Sleeves,
Chmisetes, and Skirts;
and Artificial Flowers Black Colored SILK SUMNER
MANTILLAs, varieus styles Ladies', Misses, and Chill
drens French, EngIi h and American HOSIERY.
Silk TiI!et Lisle Thread ami Cotton GLOVES AMI MITTS
Ladies' Misses and Chrens Shoes Bootees Gaiters and
TISGs and BARS.
EMBROIDERED WINDOW CURTAINS;
Linen and Cotton sHEETINGs. Bedquts, Bleached and
Brown Coons, Cottonades Linen Dis, sne lrish Gray
~ Ladies' Umbrellas and Parasols.
4LS0-A very large and well assorted stock Of Mems
louth anu Iniuren SfhlNu d1iu 81 SLoIH
larger better assorted and CHEAPER than any other
stock in this pEace--consistiDg of
Drap de Etc, French and English Merno, Alpaca, and
silk Alpaca White and Fancy Linen, Duck and DrtH PALE
TOTS, SACK and FRoCK COATS, PANTS and VESTS
Shirt Collars White and Fancy Shirts Fancy and SILK Sum
mer and suspeders Mems Youths and Childrens
Brown White and Fancy Lse Thread and Cotton I!ese.
HI TS-Men's Youths and Chihirens Campeachy, Leg
horn, Panama, silk, French aHd American Fur and Wool
Soft Hats, and Caps,
BOOTS, SH0Ey, BR0G4fFy AND SLIPPERS
Aoa large lot of Negro Cloth and Hats for Planters And
a few Rolls Fancy STRAW MATING, as
J. NJ. LOEWENSTEIN'S Jew Store,
ThibOdanx April {. Cor. st. Louis and ID st.
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Cnlllou Island Hotel.

THE undersigned has the honor Of informing his
l. friends and acquantances well the public that
he will open Hotel on Gallon Island about the 10th
Nothing viii be spared on his part to render his
abishment ample in every particular the facilities
will permit. His table viii, at all timesbe provided with
every variety Of fish, oysters, ETC., etc.
Hours Of mea-Breakfast at O'Clock Einner, sIom to
o'clock.
With the view Of serving planters he has provided ample
accommodations .he reception and treatment Of eonTal
negroes. at the moderate Of III month"; to
whom the strcte attention will be paid In OF death
charge Of 35 will be made efay the expenses OF burial
JuIy1 JOACHIM P0RCHE.
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How TO POP THE QUESTION" Gracious Z"
says I, 81 its now time to look arter Nance" 7"
Next day, down I went Nancy was alone, and
axed her if the squire was in. She said he
wasn't.
'Cause," said I, making believe that wanted
him, sour colt has sprained his foot, and come
to see if the squire wont lend me his mare to go
to town"
She said she guessed he would, I'd better sit
down and wait till the squire come in.
Down I sot she looked sorter strange, and
my heart felt queer around the edge
"Are you going down to Betsy Martins p
after while, says she.
Ser l, s.reckon I would"
Sec she, sssuppose you II take Patience Dodge?'
See /, ,ssI mought and then I mought'nt."
Sez she /" heard you was going to get mar
ried" 5r.-
Sea I, &c wouldn't wonder bit" 49,.
looked at her and saw the tears cummin.
SEE I, z may be she'll ak you to be brides
maid" .&zs ~,.. S~s III 4sse.s ..#
She riz up, she did, her face was as red as a
boiled beet Ne ..a..so \. \. ss,s.z.s 5s,tss se.ss
Seth stokes!' and she couldn't say more,
she was so full. t ss.4,s.. IS .a.y,s.s.s. 5
"won't you be bridesmaid, Nance!" says +.
."No," says she, and she burst right out.
s"Wel then" sez +, &c if you won't be brides
maid, will you De the bride?"
She looked at me-I swon to man never saw
anything 50 awful purity | took right holt Of
her hand
= Yes OF No." seq i, "right of. -. ..e -. .s
Yes" sez she. ..
" That's the sorts sez I, and gave her kiss
and hug. l soon fixed matters with the squire.
We soon hitched traces to trot in double harness
for life, and never had cause to repent my
bargain.
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MEYERS & HYlIEL,

(Successors to Thomas ConkIin.)
Family Grocers, corner of Main and Green Streets.
rT>HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
i Grocery Establishment lately owned by Thomas Conkn
take pleasure in saying the public that they will always
keep choice and varied Of such articles
establishment of the kind and solicit
LIBERAL portion of the public's support.
Our stock consists in part Of the following articles viz
Flour Bacon Potatoes Mackere Cod Fish, Herring Cheese
Pepper, Alspics, Coffee Tea, Chocolate Starch Almonds
Rasns, Pecats Tobacco. Snuff, Cigars, Oil, Liquors Of
every kind Vermce H. Macaroni etc. all of which viii
be sold equally low any other house in Thibodaux
Dec.1-1y. MEYERS li1MEL.
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Gotels, %f.

FRANKLIN HoUSE-IN CONSEQUENCE
l. of the advanced price Of provisions. table AyA
Wines and servants' hire, the proprietor felt
peIed on the Of January last makesGme slight
advance in the prices for boarding and instead Of
Fifty for dinner, has charged Seventy five cents
bur has concluded upon charging only the old price
Fifty cents dinners will furnish heretofore
Wines, however, Of various kinds and grades always
hand ready to order Of guests when required, viz:
C9aret Native Catavba Wine, Haut aauterne, white
Wine) old Sherry Charles Hesieck Champagne Muscat
Coriias etc. Als0London Porter and Ale, Scotch Ale.
good deal Of money time and pains have been recently
spent reftting make this Hotel pleasant
fdeny will receive liberal share Of heir patronage
June9-n ~. HOLDEN, Proprietor.
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THE FARxEnr AND THE BEGGAR.-A strong
lazy loafer, who preferred begging for preca-
nous subsistence to working for a sure one,
called at the house Of blunt Massachusetts far
mer, and ID the usual language Of his tribe,
asked for some 6 cold victnals and old clothes y
-. -. You appear to be : stout, hearty looking
man" said the farmer g what do YOU do for 4
living - nv s.s@s .s'3 !.
d Why, not much, replied the fellow, q ex--
cept travelling from one place to another =
.Can you travel pretty well?''' s.
"Oh, yes I'm pretty good at that 81.
tsWell then, /" said the, farmer, coolly opening
the door, "let's see you travel a.. n
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Bangor House .

THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in an
i nouncing to the travelling public and the citizens Of
the town that she has lately added largely to the accenmo
dations Of her house and is prepared entertain
Boarer equal to any other house in Thibodaux Her Ia
BILE is at an supplied with decacy that the town
surrounding country and New Orleans market afford Her
PRICES for boarding reasonable
AZ the times will admit Of liberal patronage is solicited
July Fly. MRS. ELs INA TESSEf.
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TROCERIES.-Imperial Tea Coffee, Crushed
VI Sugar, Rice, CASTLE Soap, Yeast Powders, Pickles
Fruits In pints quarts and half goons Buckets roos
Achieves Hickory Brooms, Tobacco Cut, Chewing and
Smoking, for sale by b. +. HOLDEN.
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T.oN0urehe VeranSia .

THE subsprbers have just opened at the af77s
/ Lafourche Crossing of the Opelousas Railroad, saa
Fifty Two miles from New Orleans, large and COM
Their table will at all be supplied with the choicest Of
iecaces and their Bar with the best Of wines.
apl9 WILLIAMS Il BARK, Proprletors
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Sign of the Skeleton Wagon! %=15z
Southern EEN E&sH
Carriage Repository.~Agzzzsz2

Carriage Repository. .z@s2gszas11zz- ~
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the MER-
i CHANTS and PLANTERS that he has opened Repos-
ory for the sale Of Carriages Bagges Harness. etc., at
No. &c Beekman Street, New York,
Running through IS Spruce either street
The floor, lS5 feet in lengthy affords ample room
for keeping always hand, large and complete assort
ment of every description and variety, as per Chart
Having learned the trade in the Factory of his father he
is practically familiar with every department In the busi-
ness and therefore enabled orders of kind
Of work entrusted him. and supernend stage of
its manufacture His long residence in The South and
and intimate knowledge Of every secto and his expert
ence while with Mesrs. Baldwin Starr, and Messrs.
rockingham Newell Co., gives him many advantages in
the selections required for the different parts Of the
Draft Track Height Of Wheels quality aud size Of Springs
and Axles necessary for the particular localities
Particular paid special orders either through
merchants or to the subscriber direct and all prices
anteed be the work possibly be furnished
and which viii be equal in every respect to that OF the
very best and oldest city country est blishments
26 BEEKMAN STREET is within a few doors OF the
Park on the South side from the Aster House,
and in Ine Park Place. Murray, Warren and Cham
Der Streets the BRICK Church, Loveoys and Clinton
Hotels. 4.
Having convenient Office accommodations, and papers
from the Southern cities and towns, he trusts that he may
have the pleasure call from his friends, and from those
who win do him the favor examine his assortment, and
being the only establishment adapted to the Southern Frae
in the lower the city he respectfully socits share
Of patronage He begs to refer those unacaanted with
him. to any the Jobbing Houses in New York City, en-
gagged in the Southern or Western Trade.
Great will be taken in packing and freight
insurance, &c. A discount allowed to the trade.
Respectfully, your obedent Servant,
WM L. MCDONALD.
NJ B.-wm &. Mcdonald takes pleasure in referring to
the Merchants of this place. a 1- feb9im
Fresh Groceries.
THE advertiser is now receiving general as
/ sortnent OF FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, Western
Produce ETC. ETC. consisting in part Of the following de-
scribed articles which he is offering at the customary rate,
viz s+ z-t5ls :. #Ez = .
Potatoes Flour Lard Pork, Bacon Hams, Fish of all
kinds. Salt Pepper A,spces, Rasns Almonds, Apples,
Pickles Preserves Vinegar Liquors. Candies Oils, Tocco
chewing smoking Cigars, Rice Soda Crackers Boston,
JF THOMPSON, corner Main and jackson sts.
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House and Lot for Rent.

"A DESTEABLE KFsIDE-NUE,
"A and garden room, situated in aretred az weh 5=A
az : convenient nar Of ,he town. will be rented his
reasonable terms 20 good tenant by ppying at the
Janl2n MINERN ttgLtf-.
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CHOLERA MIXTURES.
CORDIAL DE JACOB, contre lie CHOLERA
~ ct la Dyssenterie ct la Diarrhea,
Mcleod MALLORY'S CHOLERA MIXTURE;
KENDALLS CHOLERA CORDIAL;
BEACFS ASTI-CATHART1C MIXTURE;
DIR. CHAPMAN'S COMP. GINGER BITTERS;
ALSO-A fine lot OF Kentucky Mustard, etc.
iy2S-2m E. L LASHBROOK.
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SAMUEL WOLF, General COLLECTOR and
- Agemt Houma parish of Trrrebonne, La, will
promptly the collection Of all claims entrusted to him.
the transaction Of any business required oc2S1y
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Hounla Express.

y F. HOLDEN has now placed upon the line
De from the Railroad Crossing, Terre- aIilazG,
honne Depot to Houma, Stage and Ex- I.Eyszs.ss
press, capable Of carrying eight passengers,
Express packages light Merchandise will be carried at
reasonable The Express Stage will leave Houma
every morning half past o'clock, and returning
onma' will leave the Depot Immediately after the arrival
of the ira from the City, say hafpast II to II NJ.
rare edcli WHY . w
n BAH persons expecting packages by the Express
must be prepared by themselves agens with the cash
pay charges delivery will be impossible to con-
duct such business upon any other principle.
Orders for the City per Express will be received at Houma
intermediate points and forwarded with dispatch all
letters by the Express must be postage paid.
This is only the beg nning of spstem of Express inter
communication with large commercial metropolis and
elsewhere, which is intended be carried proper
couragement is extended
[50-ni B. F. HOLDEN.
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THIB0DAUX LOUISIANA SATURDAY, MAY TO- 1856.
profes sioual CARDS.

T OUIS BUSH, 4ttorney at Lam
IL THIBOD4EY, Id,
Practice in the Courts of the Parishes of Laourche,
Assumption, and Terrebonne mays
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MADAME DOCTOR HERISSON, O6stetrieian,
vi graduate of ro1e de Ia Ktternite, of Paris, pupil
Of the celebrated Madame LaChapele, to the
public that she has permanently located in Thibodaux for
the practice of Pauration Midwifery and all other bran
Medical Profession She has in her possession
testimonials medals from many of the learned medical
societies France accorded her for high standing and
superior qualifications successful practitioner of Medicine
Surgery and Midwifery Mrs. Herisson be consulted at
herresdence Of St Louis and Market Streets where
she will always be found unless professionally engaged
Nov. 11th 1884. E47-tf.
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FANNY SPARHAWK.-New Orleans, Don
Il aldsonvile, and Bayou Lafourche ifMnasnzs h
Packet, Fanny Sparfaxvk, Z: D. llh#A+==zazSi
Terrebonne, master, D. R. Perret, Clerk. 81 -
will leave for Donaldsonvile and Bayou
Laourche Lockport, om and after Saturday ellh Oct
ober, every SATURDAY, at ga. NJ, and every TUESDAY,
at M returning, leaves Donaldsonvie every MONDAY
and TUESDAY at A. For freight passage, apply
board to the agents:
New Orleans. JACOB DONEVAL Il CO., corner OF Cont
and Old Levee streets.
DonaklsonviTe, VICTOR MAURIN.
Thibodaux, VAN LEW 4 BELLO.
~ UntIthe water rises, the Fanny Sparhawk viii no
go further than Donat!senyille. ocf27
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THO. THEOPHILE DAUNIS, General Collect
= ing Agent will pay the strictest attention to the
collecting OF accounts notes. claims etc. in the parishes
Laourche Assumption and Terrebonne The best Of rfer
enee can be furnished if required augl1-1y
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Denepolent Or0ers, ST.

/. o. o. F.
EXCELsIOR LODGE, NO. 34.-REGULAR
lLmeeting at the Odd Fellows Hall, cor
ner of Market and Patriot streets, every 1ASM
SATURD AY EVENING, at the usual hour - VIII
OTcers.-John r. Verret- N. c.; John @-Ss~
Larkin, V. G J. A Robichaux, Sec; j. F. Thompson,
Treas; L. Daunis p. s. J. A. ROBICHAUX, Secy.
A. Y. NJ.
THIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE,\ a
l. No. 90.-Regular Meetings of this Lodge, ~
take place, at the Masonic Hail. corner of Main "
and Jackson sreets on the LAST SATURDAY
every month, at the usual hour.
Officers &C. Belcher, w NJ. II. Fleming, s w; B..
Campbell J.W Francis L. Mead r.; C. H. Gruneberg s.;
j. ]. Gardner, s. D.; NJ A. Mcleod, j. D.; Owen Conan
Tyler. jams CHARLES H. GRUNEBERG. Sec'y.
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DRIP 6oo0s, Clothing, Sc.
Spring and Summer Goods.

JUST OPENED,
A splendid assortment of
BRILLIANTINEs, LAWNS,
IRISH LINENS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CLOTHING, CUTLERY,
And general assortment of seasonahie goods alt of Which,
we otter on the most reasonable terms.
MCBRIDE & CROSS,
ap5-3t Corner Leree ST. Philip and Market street
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Grapelers' Dire1torn.

New Orleans, Opelousas 4 G. W. Il: r.
TuIS POAD * s==;::...a Esz..s AlL
nov now open moap for pas Is Ssss 80 gFz4 s2Fs4
sengers and freight from Agiers Bayou Buf distance
of seventy three miles.
PASSENGER TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at Aiers every day at s3o A. NJ
Gretna every day yat.-...-.......... $40 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bayou Bauf every day at 1880 P. N.
RETCRNING:
Leave Bayou . Bauf uf..-..-.----- l:sa Pm
Arrive at uretna' a:ao p.M
raTe eacH way 20 w
Ferry Boat will connect with the Passenger Trains
leaving the foot of St Ann morning. O'Clock
precisely
Freight will be received for Bayou Bpu and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf at the foot of St
Louis every day until O'Clock All up freight
be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered at
all other Stations than Bayou des AIlemants Raceand
Laourche Crossing Tefrebonne Bayou Bnuf and Tgerve
lwhere the Company have Agents. must be prepaid
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight in pamphlet form for
circulation, to be had application at the office of the
Company. apll9 If A. b. SEGER, Vice President.