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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31
VOLUME 35. NO. IL.
Brsvities- Rich and Rare.

DIR. Abernethy rarely met his match. but
on one occasion he fairly owned that he bad.
He was sen, for by an innkccper who had
had quarrel with his wife, who had scar.
red his face with her nails. so that the poor
man was bleeding and much disfigured.
Aberne,hy thought this an opportunity not
TO be lost for admonisbing the offender. and
said. " Madam. are you not ashamed of
Yourself TO treat your husband ihus-the
husband who is the head Of all-your head
madam, in fact?" "Well. DOCTOR" hercely
returned the virago, "and may not scratch
my own hcad?"
raw lrishman, just over, went into
restaurant. and was asked by the waiter
what he would hsves "Wby, something TO
ate. av course. y was the reply. A plate of
hash was placed before him. "Fots ihai?"
demanded he. That's wiifles." was the
answer. He eyed the compound suspic-
iously for some time, and finally exclaimed:
BE jabers, the man that chew'd that can
ate il ?"
a child two and half years old. was
playing with her fathers walkirg stick.
which had a crooked handle he asked her
what she doing with that cane. Ii isn't
a cane" she replied. .weli. what is it ?"
be asked. ''It is an umbrella without any
clothes on" she answered
One night in a thunder shower. little
voice from the .'trundle bed called out,
"Oh. mother. the dark is winking first it
shuts up aud then it shuts down"
During The cross exami nation OF witness
at the Tombs. the District Attorney asked
him where his father was. to which the Wit
ness with melancholy air responded
4" Dead, sir. dropped off very suddenly,
sir
How came he 10 drop of so suddenly was
the next question.
Foul play said he. "the sheriff imposed
on his very unsuspic;ous nature, sir, and
getting him TO GO up on platform to look
at a select audience, lac suddenly knocked q
trap door out from under him"
An old fellow who took part in The great
rebellion. was one day boasiing at the vilI-
age tavern 10 a crowd of admitting listeners
of his many bloody exploits. when he was
interrupted by The question: II say. old
Joe, how many rebs did you kill during
the WARP" How many did kill. sir? how
many did | kill? Well. don't know JUST
'xacti' ho many but know this much
killed as many as they did o. mc =
An orator WHO had raised his audience TO
great height by his lofty soariugs exciaiui-
ed: IL will now close in the beautiful and
expressive language OF that most ce elr brsted
OF all poets,-I forgot his name and
and-l forgot what he said. too
a day or two since. two ladies on a shop.
ping excursion. dropped into a hardware
store, where agricultural implements are
sold, and innocently inquired for cradles.
The stcrekeepcr said it was rather late in
season for the article. and be hail sold all
he purchased. The ladies' looked at each
other wonderinGiy, and whispered laugh
ingly, when one turning 10 the busbing
'torekeeper, remarked. "Out OF season. I
thought babies were always in season."
1t docs not follow that two persons are fit
to marry because both are good. Milk is
good, and so is mustard, but they are not
good for each other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31
Juicy Truth about Homes T..

Among all our acquaintances, scarcely
bali dozen standing at the head OF families
seem TO appreciate the moral bearing of the
right sort of homes and the high Influences
OF every name which come from them. Home
10 good many men is the place wherein
to eat and sleep and loll and snarl and or
dei children about, and put into practice
generally, their small views of the rights OF
husband and father. And then. something
higher than these, stand more inielligen.
and genial class who have warm, social
side, and are void OF tyranny. and cherish
every noble hope for their children. and
yet 10 not quite see hat home and its in-
tiucnces should be main thing in tie
thoughts and plans OF every father. instead
OF being held greatly subordinate to bus
mess and politics and out door pleasures.
To provide abundantly and keep the house
warm IN cold times. aud send the young
ones 10 school punctualiy and have family
prayers once or twice a day. are not all the
things that need doing. but home should
be made really bright and happy place in
t'eIF Way' II tDouiu ncei the wants oil
the whole nature Of the young Games
should be devised. aud wise man or a
ca-eiul mother is doing good thing in
spending time tn invent and diversity these,
with view to keep the household in good
nature and CHEEKY Festivals should be in.
stitutcd. Returning birth days should be
emphasized and made memorable Little
expeditions ofthe household TO this place
aud that, should be planned. The righ.
kind of books should be sought and read
and 'aIkcd over altogether.
Indeed, scarcely anything helps bone
so much az general and cheerful conversa.
iion. Music should be brought in The
taste OF the children should be cultivated.
Decorations are excellent 10 a merely moral
view. FlowcE' and grcencry should be
made TO assist in the general culture. And
II time Is consumed and some money spent
on these thing-, there is no folly in il, but
best wisdom. For boys and girls are bless.
edly qua rded when they find all their facuI.
ties we'll met and exercised at home. They
do not care to roam and so they are detain-
ed from thousand outside dangers Their
passions are kept quiet. They lie open to
celestial influences. 'Tis easy comparatively.
for such 10 be Christians Indeed. we ex.
pect them 20 be Solomon's Train up a
child &c. is likely to be fulfilled in tLeir
case. TiPrling houses do not draw their
pay from youth who have been made to love
their homes heartily WaSwsrd girls are
bred in unhappy homes The mixed Chris.
Iians (neitber saints nor sinners) by whom
the church is numbered and made Inefficient.
ihst is. the Christians who have such ob.ti
nate kinks n their constitutions that the
grace Of God - able to straigbten them only
by slow degrees aud weary drill, they
are Generally victims Of untamed early in.
huences 10 poorly managed homes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31

HASH Saratoga correspondent says
that burlesque advertisements was posted
in the Union Hotel. announcing to the STYLE
Of the great tobacco advertiser that in or.
der to overcome natural prejudice against
the use Of bash, the proprietor will on Mon.
day place a two dollar and half piece in a
certain quantity OF hash on Tuesday one
bali fthat amount in two pieces on Thursday
one-ihird that amount in three pieces, and
so on for a week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31

Cultivate mpodrnce-impudeuce is
good substitute ior bravery--only be it,
lie kceriul to pisk your customers when you
try il Billings.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

n OsT Or MIsLAID-A CERrIftCATE or
One Shase OF Stock La vsriee Association OF New
Orleans No ST. in favor Of p j. Kennedy on the 5n
Say Of Februay 1861 The public cautioned against
trading has been made Tor ne" GER
tifcate
4 OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE l5rH SEPTEMBEk
IL 1868 ordinary Pocket Diary, containing smsn
amount Of Money, number Of Receipts and hemorsnds
and following described tes which the Puoe are css
1861 drawn BY D. Van H9n 70 a
payable three and nine months AFTER date one note
ndorseS after date March 1852 and NAKED
Eve ard thirty dollars sne note Tor eight nan
dred and three dollars and ana
sorsed as above marked me Vsriatur" by W L. Poole
ESQ one note sixty DAYS after date, Cz7th Eeoru-
srv s68O drawn T. Van Horn 10 the order OF N Au
Sstin cashier Bank Orleans tor hundred and
bty dollars: one note Lobdell In favor OF HARDY
Iobde for two and fifty dollars endorsed date
moi which been paid but not
Cancelled The welcome 60 the money and will receive
an additional upon returning the diary and TO
T. ID. Van norn, "a Camp street
r OST-ON THURSDAY, nth, A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, answers TO the name OF Jen hsa
small piece Of the bottom Of his len ear and Ige
White max on his When lost he had on leather
collar The finder viii b suitably rewarded on leaving MN
at 81 Race street.
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GREY JACKET BITTERS.
% THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.

New Orleans, December L, 1865.
In the year 1865 the undersigned pere'ivng that their
friends in the South were being imposed upon by thousands
Of vile eOmpounds under the names Of whskes Brsndes
Gins schnapps Bers etc. etc. determined to begin the
manufacture of pure medcn. spirit of hOne-raised
Southern herbs to supply of the public in this line
which had created the demand We called spirit
GREY JACKET BITrEKs.
And so popular they that they are at this
early date ia little three from their first msnu
facture) used all over the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED By Us AT FIRST
AND WE HAVE so FAR HEARD NO COM
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BIrTERs BEING CoUN-
TERFHITED, while the papers filed with warnings
from Yankee manufacturers of pretended real counter
fsits of their medicsttd spirits.
THAT THESE SPIRITS wEBE BAD WAS UN
DEE1ABLE.
Bu with whom the responsibility properly rested the sOzth
,rn people could not reasonably hnOw do suppose
they cared.
They only ceased to purchase them and bought the GREY
JACKET BITTERs in their place.
OUR OBJECT NOW is TO PROCLAIM THAT TIE
Gre.. Southern Medicinal Spirits.
GREY JACKET BlrrERs,
Have Never Been Counterfeited,
AND CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED UPON, AND THAT
AS FAR AS Is IN OUR POWER. SHALL ALWAYS
BE KEPT PURE.
WE NEVER HAVE. NOR NEVER SHALL, MAKE
Two KINDS OF SPIRITS.
We are southern Manufacturers.
BARNETT LION,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF GREY JACKIE
BITrERs,
No. IL New Levee street
And II Fulton Street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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PROPOsALS.


NOTICE TO CONTR ACTOR KS = SEALED
IN Proposals constructing the port on OF the New VI
Iesns Mobile and Chattanooga oad between tce c.ss
Of Orleans Mobile embracing about 2boO cubic
wards OF eshwor the delivery Of materials for aud constu
ton Of lsOO neal Truss Bird Ding rs 900 LIN al feet OF
Pile and estle Bridging for delivery Of 400 QUO Cross
Ts and other materials will he receivd At the Companys
Office. the city Of New Oresns up to III O'Clock L. r.
WEDNESDAY January 20. 1859.
Msp and prO6les Of the line plans Of structure s.d ap
of work to be do-e wi be exhioted ..
he same once on December 10 1853 and blank
forms furnished for contracts spech ations. Propositions
etc, etc. -, ,x,.<
All proposals be addressed 20 Henry Van Week Chief
Engineer for the New Orleans Mobile and Cnstsnooga Rail-
The Company reserves the right to reject proposal
JAMES A. kAYHOk,
President N. NJ. @. r. X Go.
OFce Caller Court
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E1xn.T TgnfIE: wHoLksAdL s..i 5AsVs ,!.,,
Drop, suF. zlno.ds Roef Candy, yu,sos r.sts' Gum
nrns such = Cupidr Flowers, 0sm Ls.yss Lsnss, Dsu
pima Dscorassd fsys Cosssqsss rsn0 Pspsn for csls
ktsn3s or Bououses CsstOnag Fancy Boxss for Ohr
M and New Tssr Prsssn1a Cenuecpaaea GO, sta Ia
Ola Lsvss asssA bssvso = Lsss - osss ssrssss Hsv
S)vleans. IA
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

MRS. EMILE EvERsHED vs. A. L. BINGHAM
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orieans-so 3D.
DY vIRTUE OF Writ Of seizu-e and
ID Sale 10 directed BY the Honorable the fh Dtstct
Court the parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
will proceed sci public auction. ct the herchant
and Auctoneers Exchange hoyal street. between Canal
and Cusomhouse steets in the Second District OF This ey
sA7UBDAY December ~ iseS 1t II O'Clock H. the ioi-
lowing described property. 70 Wit ,,,,,,, ..s IN
A CERTAIN SQUARE or GROUND. together win Al
The es and and
thereon situated in the Tnd District Of this city desg-
mated No. "a plan drawn by Louis brngiers
late Surveyor General deposited IL the ONCE Of o. de Arms
Whh snars IA bounded BY Lapeyrorse Onzaga Miro and
Ton streets the acquired by said dfendan oy
purchee from King Howell by act passed before
fem Msgrer notary public Of this city, on the eleventh
day OF April 1854
Seized In the above suit
- THOS L. MAXWELL.
,o12 % del2 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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ghe Hew 0rIexus Grssfeni Thursdsp, 9setmber u.
AMuIsEM ENTs.s

AMuIsEMENTs.s
ACADEMY OF MUsrc.
Every Evening and Saturday Neon.
The Gorgeous 81 ectscular ExusvsganEa,
UNDINE!
Bringing into requisition the full strength Of the
SPECTACULAR TERPsICHoREAN COMBINATION
In the dbuer Of characters In this unrivsed spectacle
BALLET OF GOLDEN LEAVES, FIREFLY BALLET
SHADOW DANCE. and the Great CAs-cAN
GRAND MARCH OF hMszoSs AND KSTGHr&
UfDiN- sATlNEE-ssturd~y Noon ,,--r, a.,
hond.,, Dec lG-keaPpearanee OF Nile TUhNoOf@ VIC
Doors open 61S O'Clock P. n; Performance comm snee
stTs.
VAkIETIIs THIATER.
Saturday, Dee. le, at II o'clock.
MARBLE HEART, MARBLE HBAsT.
MARBLE HEART. MARBLE HEART.
CT. eHARLEs THEATER.
UaXBLEs PORE Lessss ana Manager
LAST NIGHTS OF The GREAT CHARACTER
ARTIST. Mr.. c. W. coULDoCK AND
HIS DAUGHTER.
Thursday Evening. Dec 10. 1865,
rP T Fl IS Ps iht s
o. W Couldock; Marion Hardres Mis- Couldock. To CON
sSD s sSsp IL Ss q
scene vi sSTgs Dances and Grand w W.: aA HHnd
SUND,Y-Beneht of Mr. r. X. Pierce -
Tis1p. Il d. PscHAsTEb Witt FAwS produced
Doors open :, o'clock p ~ the oveItus
No FItra charge for reserved ssats
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET
Thursday. December 10, 1865.
Meyerbeer's grand opera, in Eve acts,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
For particulars programmes <
BOOT spsn ~ Dl rom Branch Ticket Once
| at j. LazaGuss ST. Char es street.
VTAKIETIEs THE STREET
SUPERIOR ATTRACTION.
TEESYsoS AND READsi
| COLLABORATION OF THE POET AND THE
| NOVELIST.
| On Monday EveniA z, December q, 1865,
| AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
viii be presented in style elegance and attention to
detail Ter which this fsvoe esb eminently
proverbis ohss Beades beautiful Pastoral Drama in three
| scts founded on Jenny sons exquisite Idynic feem oil
| Dora,
With NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
ACCURATE COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS,
THE oRIGINALMU
|
| AN UNAPPROAOHABLE CAST
In active preparation an Original Drama entitled the
LANCASHIRE LASS.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
ENTER TAINMENT,
| by The
Ladies, Ben.vo,ent society ofCaivary Church
AT ODD FELLOWS II ALL.
Thur.day Eveap q, December 10. 1865.
Doors Open at 81 O'Clock N. Tickets Is CENTS
1893. 1863
Third Annual Reopening
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE
40 ans 4e st. Charles Street.
Opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
A CONGRESS OF LIVING WONDERS
STRANGE FREAKS OF NATURE
THE DoUBLE-HEADED GIRL-sngs, Talks, Eats Wit
both heads
WONDERFUL HUMAN FROG-Or the Miraculous Lvin
Man Fish
THE SMALLEST WOMAN IN THE woRLD-G yea
cid and IS inches high
BABY LIoNs-Only in this country
MOST EXTENSIVE HAPPY FAMILY IN AMERICA
at GRAND AQUARIA.
10000 Cariosities from Every Portion q
THE GLOBE
Y. Doors open from A N. to leP.E
n Admis,ion-50 cents; children, Is cents
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BOARDING.

BOARDING..
DOARDINR-ELEGAKTL Flu FINISHED APAkT-
ID ments 70 with board and the use OF the
naror The situation Of the most desirable In the CITY,
Apply at l46 St. JOSEPH street
USIRST CLASS ROARDIH0-oNE OF TWO
eenteel families desire comfortable home and good
living in part the city msht be suited on app
cation the Of Camp and Robin streets oppo
Coliseum Square The house has large, well looms
and Is by extensive grounds, me recs cars
pass the door.
POUND NOTICES.
CTRFrT COMMISSIONERS ID ePAHT-
- MINT Roem No z City Hsll-rew rlesss Dec III,
lsswee brought to Third District Pound, corner OF
harigny and Morales strts, o. estrays-
Right GOATS, Of different coiors;
Which II not claimed within three days and the EXPENSES
thereon paid will be public auction said Pound
JOSnPH MURPHY, Sueet Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller
CTREET COMMIssIONER's DEPART-
- MENT. Room No. 7. City Hsl-kev Orleans December
1865 Were brought the Third District Pound, corner
Of Nsrigny and Morales str cts, as estrsys-
Six GOATS Of different colors;
which n not claimed days and the expenses
thereon public auction at said Pound on
THURSDAY December 10 1875 at II o'clock n.
JOSEPH hURPHY, Street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller
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DEJAN, JR..
AUCTIoNEER,
Once and Saesroon-l73 Grsvier street,
Near CArondset, New Or,eanA
Liberal advances made consignment Auction saes OF
Furnture Cargoes Real Estate and descp
ton of Merchandise promptly attended to-
Regular bale Dsys-Aondays. Wednesdays Fridays and
Raturdava
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EorosALs.................'.'-rK"fosALs'

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFYrcE BOARD or PusLIc WoRKs,
New Orleans, Nov "a, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS vin be yeeeiyed a, shis once
until IL FEIDAy December H. 1868, for the baiding Of
the following named Levees. to wit
BASS LkyBE. parish Of Carroll
SAVAGE LEvEE. parish OF Carroll
DUCKPORT LEVsk parish OF Madison.
EELTA LEvEB. parish Of Madison
GILLESPIE LEvEE. parish Of Tcnsas
ST. JOSEPH LEvEE. parish OF Tenses
NARtNGO LEVI X. parish OF Honcordia-
GLASsCOCK's BEND LEVEE. parish OF Concordia
Said Levees TO be accordance vita plans and
specifications 10 ths once the same TO be added TO-
or decreased, at toe option Of the bosrd
The OF bonds requrd viii be the smouut
OF the popesed work with nftv cent additional and
wesy Der cent each and estimate 10 be retained
until the Of the work TO the satisfaction OF the
Board Said be secured by responsible
whose signatures must be appended TO
each bid the ability Of the bidder 70 faln his
that In the cortr II awarded IL viii
be accepted entered into In With
Bids will be sdorsed Proposals for building = L:vee
No bid win be entertained from party who has hereto
fuh HE for the building OF Levees
The Board right to reject al bids that
nay "a % ssS cns ~ ths Bosrd r. D. MITCHELL.
~ "'~~ &c
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ITO SHIPPERS BY EXPRESS.
THE TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY
Pa. arranged for forwarding MONEY, vALUABLEs and
FRFIoHTs Of every description for the following points on
the Teehe Patterscnye Centreve, Franklin, Cypremoni
Landing, Jeaneretts and New IBERIA
All matter ordered by express from New Orleans. or any
other place in The States will be promptly forwarded
and ALL CHARGES COLLECTED AT DESTINATION
This Company prepared 10 forward matter for all i'm
portsnt points in the United States and Europe
For rates etc. apply the onee corner Carondeet and
SiA''ef 'u'e''' N'" A. B. SMALL, President.
A Y...........-.-..'.-'..'.-A' NoeA
NO. llO1S cUsToNHoUsE STREET
Galvanizer, Glider and BronEer.
And Dealer In
French and English Plated Ware.
Repairing Done IN a factory Manner.
s nERNsHEIM.
PELICAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
No. "a Grsvier street.
Has constantly on hand the choicest brands Of Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AND sMoKIsG TOBACCO
Alo-A large assortment Of imported HAVANA and Do
MEsTIC CIGARS Meerschsum Pipes, Brsr and Wood
Pines Tobacco Pouches and ell Smokers Articles To
bsco in hoeshesds bales for the Mexican market and
plantation use Cigar Of all kinds for manufacturing
purposes On hand
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING;
| 100 ca,es CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
| so boxes SWEET TO-.
100000 Havana and Domestic CIGARS, Of assorted ersoos
| and sizes
IL, 100 boxes PAGES Gold Bar TOBACCO
| 80 :. Sam Tibbets TWIST and rs
| rs Mayo's Choice NAVY.
| 800 . Assorted brands, Medium and Fine Bright
! pounds.
| 500 caddies May Apple TWIST, Bright quarters.
| And NAVY TOBACCOS
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MONTGOMERY BROS. d co.'s SAleSs
LARGE AND PEREMProRY BALE OF ELEGANT
Match ana single Horscs Elegant ssdds Horssa, Pine
Wsrh Nulsa Fine nfeh Oews Busgiss, Hsrnsss, wagons
etc., etc., at auction
RY MOMToOMERY BBOo- - Oos
Z Il MosTeonxsr, Auctionsss
omoe-s7 Camp street.
THURSDAY. Dec. 10Th. ~ II e'eiees "a
H. ss p Lissr's Stables 0rsvisr street. vf1 b sois
Elegant Match Hsrsss-
Elegant Saddle Honss
Pine Work Mules
Fine Mich Gown
Ano-rep and opsn Buggiss Hsrnsn. Wsscna
~ rrxxs-Cssh In q. Q. Treasury Nctss-
FURNITURE ..FURNTTURE........fu FURNITURE
RY MONTGOMERY BROS. - CO.,
r. n. MoHTeonxKy AuctionesE
THURSDAY. Dee. 10Th. NJ II o'eloeh -,
n Al their Auction Mart 81 Camp street, will De sold
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ~ khlfUkk
such as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut bedstesds bu-
resus Armoirs Wsshstands Mahogany and walnut retes
soas Spring Chas Easy Chairs Marble Top Osntos
Tables Marble Tsp sdebosds Extension Tables and
Brusser Csrpets French Plate Mirror k.treeses kngnv
costents Of ssvsrsi wellfurnsned bousea
Also
A large invoice Of Cottage Bed, Cane and Wood Bee
Chairs etc
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20 1863

Scaled Proposals win be received at this once until ~
SATURDAY December ~ lseS Tor the building OF he'An'
Cyl Levee, in the psrish Of Madison ~,
Said Levee in accordance with plan snd
this office the same 70 De added
10 or decreased the option Of the Board Inc pro-
posed terms payment win be explained Is differs ron
other cases.
The Of bonds required will be the est amount
of the proposed work, with fty cent additional and
tentv estimste 10 be retained
until the completion Of the work TO the OF the
BOARD Said bpd secured by two RESPONSIBLE persons
redepts Of the STATE whose signatures must be appended
10 each bid the ability OF the bidder 20 h
Agreement the contract IL awarded whi
be accepted entered into in sccordsnee with require
bids viii be entertained from partv who has hereo-
fore failed h his agreement for the building Of ievees
The Board reserves right accept reject any or all
bids that may be Offered.
By order OIL the Board . ,,,rc,,v,, s.-...x
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c. E. GIRARDeY q co. s SALES.

c.E. GIRARDeY q CO.'S SALES.
BY ORDER OF THE .. g. DISTRICT ooURT-Brs-
trit Of Louisiana
BY C. Il. GIRARDEY a CO..
AusrIoxxxRs-ohce IL Exchange Place.
THERE WILL BE SOLD, ON the 10th
December. by q. i. Girardey Co, Auctionses,
at the Merchants Exchange -
THE OPEN ACCOUNTS AND BILLS RECEIVABLE
Of the following estates viz 1885, George Person lS Pions
Rykoskii ISL q Roach; W oI..s Ssrtey' o. u L.
schedules be at the ofee of Is h norton,
Assignee House building, New Orleans until DAY OF
sale. ues -
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED
900 Sacks Coffee,
30 Sacks Java,
50 Sacks LaguyTa,
% Hhds. Sugar
90 Bbls. Crushed Do,
10 Bbls. Coffee dc, A and r.
$50 Boxes Star Candles,
$50 Cases Oysters and = BE-
100 Cases Fresh Peaches,
so Cases Fresh Tomstoce,
10 BC1es Tobacco, various brands
100 Boxes Proctor Candles soap
800 Boxes Resin Soap,
50 Boxes Fancy Toilet SOAP,
10 Bags Allspce,
10 Bags Pepper
so Boxes Ground do,
IS Boxes Ground SPICE,
. Boxes Ground Gnger,
IS Boxes Starch
~ Boaes Clothes Pins,
10 Bbls. Juts Irvine,
BIS. Paper Twnes
20 Bbis Mackerel, j, 2 and 3,
i2j = Bbls. Mackerel .. 2 aud .,
IS Kits maCksrsl, I, = and -
Dozen Wasbboards,
70 Dozen Buckets,
90 Boxes Factory Cheese
( % Boxes imperial Gunpowder aud Black Teas,
q Bbls. Buffers Backing
/ 30 Boxes Biusngs
80 Bbls., various brands, LiquoIs,
90 Bbls. Cider Vinegar
p Bbls, Grape Vinegar
rs Bbls. Wood, Weeks a Cos syrup
- Dozen Vine BrO0ma,
20 Realms Wrapping Paper, heck city Mile,
Essfns FIrs Peanuts. Brasil Nuts Almonds Fefcussor
rs Matckes Cizara Fine Cat Tobacco smoking Tobacco
and various other articles n The Grocery line Al of which
/ 80 uroposr 10 sell CHAP 70 THB TRADE.
~ wEAKLEY & YARBROUGH,
No. North College street,
I nav sat Nashyille, Tenn