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EFT THERE BE LIGHT

Il . 7
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They have Ruby Vase Lamps. and Bohemisn euss 49,
Here Lamps Chan eiers and Chimpsv. v.ru a.
And porcs,ains shades-yes shades 81 ali linda
oar "a, New rasent burner and the septoIine too.
Ana s0of" or more things thstn give Hight to you.
sns. 1 sns na yoSr fingers TO SOIL
lust the thing for the wealthy poor mans nhosi. "
1t Is cheaper than other Ola, and not explode.
Come to rs D&aphine street examine our a,.n,.
rvon Canal to The next street II s only half wny,
Good Chfissmas is ccfutug, don't beat 4 retrca.
But come and buy something your sweshearfs to erss
Ruby Vase Lamp. or Bohemian Stand
gent to lady a fine chanSsikss esnu' -
VIII convince all at that he is briant and cssr
Then como to Daupsinc stscet sure you wuf Aaf
Lamps from common " classic and very finc.
In short, one of the anest assortments Of
IMPORTED LAMPS
ever brought 10 ths country which re have made
The and set on the sample shelves meet.
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
which we invite the Ladies' call and cxa,pfpc
o0anry Aerchanis and others invited to call sn6
Our Stock of Lamps and Oil.
nd for tine ,. Of thcss living MOBILE
street, under tho Girod Hotel warehous. On HP"ne
ut Get OF that city, In order 10 supply trade with our
Nom Explosive Oil and Portable Gas Flnif1s
Portable Gas Lamps, Burners, and =
Chiuiueys, Etc, ETC., Etc
Tose ther with all kinds of
LAMPS AND LAMP TRIMMINGS
,...,. J. p. CROSS,
- ",-, ~ Manager
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Every young doctor must get on if he
has patients.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
We have just received q fne lot Of PIANOS of thu
celebrated manufacture of " sAs p J
PLEYEL, HALLET & CUMSToN,
and GEORGE STICK Il CO..
that we have marked down Gold Prices cur frfeniIa
and the public In general invited to give us a calf
before purchasing elsewhere and convince themselyee
of the fact. .~N'So
VIZ have also secured the agency or s. D. A. H W.
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS. than which there ara
no better reed Instruments They bAuutifuiy An.
ished. and are adapted alike to Churches Sunday
Also on hand. several good second hand PIANOS
ZORN g. BREMER
ae$%, IN NO as Camp street.
(,oAL-----.-----.... CoAL.-....-.
BOYD, WILMOT g. CO.,
1885, .Poydras street. ...l6G
Are Prepared to Furnish
I The Best Screened Pittsburg, Anthracite
and Pittsburg Nut Coal
To Families Hotels Cotton Presses Foundrie. Steam.
ships and Steamboats,. at lowest market prices
A!so. deliver from Rouge to any ponfS,
ON the coast, best PitsDurg Coal by the boat load
de25 I'm
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Harres's Raxar coetaius. besides pictures.
patterns. ETC.. . variety Of matter o, especial
use and interest 20 the family artic, lee On
health, drsss. and housekeeping ir oh i'm
hranches i's editorial matter i spsc;allv
adapted TO the circle Il 10 intended to inter.
est and instruct |; and il has, besides good
stories and literary matter og merit Ii p
not surprising that the journal. with such
features. las achieved in q short time m
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The ro-t popular Monthly in the world
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We must refer in terms Of eu!ogy to The
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w 4 shall Issue on or before Janu,-
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Harpcr's Weekly.
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In November viii Be- commeueod a. NJ,
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i. The Edinburgh Reriep.
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THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

THIS favorite magazine for the Young an.
] nounces the following As among the no.
ticeable features Of the coming volume.
J. New Stories. contributed especially 10 the
OWNERSHIP in advance of their lublica-
ton in Denmark. By Hans Christian
Andersen.
?. A Serial, white and Red" Of thrilling
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Stories from Spenscr and Chaucer. By
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Hunting in South Africa /; Streets Of Con.
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SMALL FRUIT INSTRUCTOR


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