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The Opelousas courier., 1872-08-31
Bellevue 2t aoB: 1872 I'm

A. BAILEY, & e. D. ESTIL ETTE,
TXERCERONT leur profession d'AV"cas
- dams les Cours des Paroisses st Landry,
Lafayette, Vermillon, Calcasieu, 81. Martin'
Iberie. Ste. Marie ct Avoyelles.
Bureau OpeloGsas, Line. rs aout 1870
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NJ leditenr lu Courier.

NJ Tedltenr dll COuTrier
Heuiiier annnncrr nOtre estimabip arai. L.
DIR. JAMES DONOVAN, CONNIE candldat
pour rrpresentant d la Chambre base tie Ia
Legislature, a Eelection de Novembre prnchan
II serait inutie pour nous de recommaHsler le
DR. Donovan an peuple de Ia Parnisse, par le
quel il est 81 bien connu; mas il nous sera
permis de dire que 81 nous sommes assez heug-
eux d elire des citoyens CONNIE lui. Ia paroisse
st. Landry sera menx reprfsentee qu'elie ne
la etc depuis plusieurs aunees
.s. BEAgCOyP DE Cy'rOyENs
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M. f. L. PITRE.

M. f. L. PITRE.
GAISIT cette occasion pour annoncer qn'il
- aura toujours en- mains de la corde. des
cerces en- fer ct de la toile demballagea la dis
position de ses clients
II sera egaiement toujours en- mesure da-
cheter lie cotton qu'on apportera son magasin
de depot Washington [24 aout 90 ly
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AVIS,

TENOUTES les personnes qui ont des rGcla-
L. nations eoutre la succession de Made
leiue Devillier, ei1ouse dGcfdee de John Wy
BILE. sont requises de les presenter au bureau
des soussigues pour en- faire In classification.
BAILEY g. ESIILETTF.
Avocats lie In succession.
Opelousas % Aout 1872 I'm
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Pom GREELEY. Parmi les person
nages 6minents qui viennent de Sc pro
noncer pour Greeley, on cite rex- -presi
dent Fillmore, le representant Kelly
do la Pennsylvania, ct le genera
George b. Mcclellan.
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NOuveau Magasin de De-
pot au Port Barrc,
Z E soussigne previent ses amis ct le public
- en- general quill Went de prendre charge
du nouvtau Magasin de Depot du Port Barre,
ct quill sefforcera de faire sou tevor cnvers
tous ceux qui youdront ben feneourager.
JOS. DCBDlTRDIEU.
Port Barre % aout 1872. Soft
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~ Nous sommes autorise announcer NJ
JOHN |. GARDINER, dn Grand Coteau,
CONNIE candidat pour Representant de cette
paroisse a la Legislature, suiet aux choix de
Ia Convention Democratinue.
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Pour la Legislature.

lH Etditemr --Je suis candi1at d l'nne des
places de Representapt De Ia Parosse ST. Lam
dry { Ia Chamhre basse d. Ia Legislature, i'e-
lection de Noyembre proclaim.
IT, ED. ESTIIE IETTE.
" Nous soFnmes autnrise a anuoncer NJ.
CAMILLE II MELONCON CONNIE caudidat
pour representer la Paroisse St. Landry la
Chambre basse de la Legislature, a l'election
de Noyembre.
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Pour Recorder.

R@ Nous sommes autoriss a announcer M
YVES D'AVY, lie tituluaire actuei CONNIE
eandidat la place de Recorder pour la Par
oisse st. Landry, Addiction de Novembre
proclaim . g... - :. -
- Nous sornmes autorise annoncer NJ.
7. VlDRINE, de la Vile Plate, CONNIE can
dldat la place de Recorder, a la prochaiae
election. .
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TRoHy9 &. On a trouV6, sur le chenlin
public entire metre vile et Washington,
unetste de lit aftistemerlt scul lptee. Ce-
llii qui ia perdue peut la rayoir en- s'a-
dresssnt all bureau du Courier.
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YNous sommes autorlse a announcer M,
LUCIEN DARBY CONNIE candiiat Pune
des places de Representant dc la paroisse St.
Landry a la Legislature. a lelection de No.
vembre proclaim
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B. F. JONAS.
CANDIDAT DU PARTI DEMOCRATE-
REFoRMIsTE A LA PLACE DE
LIEUTENANT- GOUyER-
NEUR DE L'ETAT.


REFoRMIsTE A La PLACE DE
LIEUTENANT-
NEUR DE L'ETAT.
Nj. B. f. Jonas doit la reputation
don't il jouit parmis nous, non-seule-
ment a des success d'ayocat, an talent
d'orateur que ses ennemis ne cherchent
pas q lui refuser. meme au jour de
tourmente electorate, mais encore aux
attaques parfois inconvenantes, spiri-
tuelles de loin en- loin, lie plus souvent
injnstes, de rorgane 6phemere dune
faction nuisible don't les ev6nements
ne tarderont probablement pas d nous
debarrasser.
Nj. Jonas est ne dams le comt6 Grant
lKentucky), en- 1884; il ma done AMOUR
d'hui que trente-huit ans, ct peut Sc
ranger, sill y tient beauconp, parmi les
hommes encore jeunes. Son arrivee en-
Louisiana date de 1851. En- 1855, il
recnt son dipl6me d'avocat a l'Uniyer-
site de la Louisiana, en- meme temps
qne le general Gibson, le capitaine
3 lesenner, VI u; Percy Roberts, le ieune E.
i. Il. N butier Qui fut tue Belmont, et
plusleurs autres etudiants don't les
noms o nous ecllappent en-. ce mnmanI
y ae pnfa dams In carriere nolitinna 81
IooU, epoqne q jainais memorable 81, les
paTtIsans de Ia cooperation. al, milian
&c aerlse doulOureuse que nous, ravar-' ,v
sIons, s'0pposaient, trop aneroinna.
mem, alton dit, al'honnete vehelnsnee
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t. Les comites de conference du
parti democratic ct du parti liberal Sc
sont ajournes hier soir, a mercredi (au-
jourd'hui) 4 9 heures du matin, sans
avoir encore rien nconclu.-Abeille du 2S.
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4 ENCORE UNE FoIs.-L'autre jour, un
jeune homme de Washington offrait q
vendre IN vieux pistolet d'areon. C'e-
TAFT bord du steamer Bertha, ct on Sc
moquait du jeune homme, en- lui faisant
comprendre que jamais il ne pourrait Sc
defaire de cette vieille ferraille. Un des
officers du bord propose de faire une
subscription ct acheter ce pistolet pour
lie jeter pardessus bord. L'idee est ac-
ceptee, la collecte va son train, ct lie
capitaine Pickett examinait cette We'll
lerie des temps passes, quand le coup
partit ct La bale lui trayersa la main ct
ALA sc perdre dams relement on on des-
tinaitle pistolet. Nous devons ajouter
cependant que Ia blessure n'aura pro-
bablement aucun mauvais resultat.
cOnne dit pas on en- est la subscription.
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y Nous sommes autorise a annoncer NJ
JAMES WEBB CONNIE canddat pour repre-
senter la Paroisse St. Landry a la Chambre
bssse de la Legislature, a relection de Novem-
bre proclaim, sujet au choix de la Convention
Democratique.
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2 Nous sommes autorise d annoncel lie
Docteur j.. A. MCMILLAN CONNIE candidat
pour Representant de cette Parosse a la Cham
bre basse de la Legislature, a relecton de
Novembre proclaim. - .-."
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VI, Nous sommes autorise annoncer que
N, A. L. DURIO est candidat, une reelec-
ton CONNIE representant de la Paroisse St..
Landry, l'election de Novembre proclaim.
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A " 7 s .
J, L. COuRET.

ANACTEUR en- sucre ct en- cotton, ct Maj
Il ehand CoEnmssionnaire en- general, no
II Rue Cont. NoUyEtI.E Orleans.
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q Nous sommes autorse 4 announcer H.
ISAAC F. L11TELL CONNIE candidat pour
representer la Paroisse St. Landry a la Clam
bre basse de la Legislature, feIection de
Noyembre
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lit dams l'Echo de st. Martin, du "a:
lie parti liberal qui a eu IN deuxie-
me meeting au Pont Breau, le 16, ma
pu rester longtemps uni; un split s'est
produit ct le VOLTA coupe en- deux; nous
ne pOuvons dire encore dams quelle pro-
portion. Ceux qui SEN sont separes re-
tourneront au parti democratic, auquel
lis ont toujours appartenu. Ceux qui
entendent soutenir lie parti liberal ont
fait, peut- etre sans SEN douter. un pas
vers le parti republican,, en- rspudiant
les traditions du passe ct en- s'elancant
vers les idees n0uvelles. C'est pour
cette raison que nous ne pouvons les
blamer de Sc METRE sous la banniere de
ce parti, chacun est libre. Dependant
nous regrettons que ces personnes aient
adopt6 une demi mesure qui retarde
leurs aspirations yers ravenir, ct gene
Ia situation presente, en- contrariant Ia
marche dn parti Republican, National.
''....... Allons, citoyens du parti libe
raj, nm pas de plus. dams
les rangs dn parti National; comprenez
bien quill ny que deux parts: le par
u democratic et le parti National Repu-
biicain. Or, puisque vous sortez du
pard democratic, pourquoi ne pas adop-
Ter de suite le parti Republican, Natio-
nal qui repond d tous vos sentiments"
e
Le Soathcyner de Shreveport met en-
m en tete de ses COLONIES, La liste de
fusion des democrates ct des reformis-
YES. Al critlaue severement FACTION de |
la Y convention lib6rale, ct trouye qn'en
adoptant Sheridan ct Sloanaker ct en- |
Iescommandant ss Warmoth pour le S6nat. |
ellie s'est trahie ct a montr6 hian dis, |
Iincsemsnt Ia main qui la dirigeait |
I'VE eoattiaerRer ditque ID peuple s,sclaira /
et commence d coinprendre ses vsr;ta
bles lnterets. Beaucoup de lih6ranr
abandonment leur parti pour reyen;r /
70 democratic, apres avoir WI Warmath
fgurer onvertement d la Convention
liberale.
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- Nous sommes autorise annoncer NJ.
JONATHAN L. NORRIS, de Big Cane,
CONNIE candidat pour representer la paroisse
st. Landry Ia Chambre basse de la Legisla-
ture peecton prochaine.
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NJ Fediteur du Courier.
yeuillez annoncer que je suis candidat pour
Representant la Chambre. basse de la Legis
lature, 4 relection de Novembre.
T. Fl THOMPSON
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j. M. MlLSTED nous autorse de l'annoncer
CONNIE candidat pour la Legislature de rEtat,
ielection de Novembre proclaim.
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Pour le Congress, pour rEtat entier,
j. B. EUSTIS, d'Orleans.
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Sulintendant de pEducation PubIique,
ROBT. M. LUSHER, d'Orleans.
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81 Aout, 1872,
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer,
WARRINGTON, DC, Jan. %, 1872, 10 am. {
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR
HoURs.-The highest barometer which was over
the southern states has continued diminishing
with westerly to southerly winds and clear and
partly cloudy but pleasant weather; the lowest,
which was over Lake Michigan, continued NOV
ing eastwardly with diminishing pressure, from
thence southwark and eastward to the Atlantic,
and is now probably central north of eastern
New York; cloudy weather is very generally
prevailing from Tennessee and Kentucky east
ward and northeastward, with threatening
weather and light snow over New York and New
England; rising barometer, falling temperature
northwesterly winds, clearing and partly cloudy
weather have extended eastward over the lower
Mississippi and Ohio valleys and lower lake
region; brisk and high northwesterly winds have
prevailed from the lower Missouri valley to the
lake regions, but have now diminished in force
PRoBABILITIEs.-The lowest barometer con-
tinue moving eastwardy with diminishing pres
sure for time along the Atlantic coast very
generally; rising barometer, falling temperature,
westerly to northerly winds, clear and clearing
weather east of the Mississippi valley, the winds
veering to cold northwesterly during the day
over the Atlantic states; diminishing pressure
winds backing to westerly and southerly over
the northwest and Lake Superior.
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A Healthy Outlook.

Ii Is little curious how completely the pre-
dietions OF commercial panic and disaster, made
by the prophets Of evfl a year ago, have failed.
For tie last ten years our national commerce
has not been so prosperous, and on basis so
substantial.
In the South there has been a marked re-
cuperation; the waste of the war has been
repaired, railroads rebuilt or new ones con-
struCted, that the transportation facilities of
that section are superior to what they have ever
been before. The cotton crop of the year end
ing last August has been equalled only once in
the history OF cotton growth in this country and
although the new crop falls below the preceding
one IN quantity, yet its value will probably ex-
coed it. The South is thus resuming its old
time Importance in our domestic markets and in
those of the world.
The West has had a year of prosperity; its
surplus of products during the wear having
served TO largely augment the exports of the
country. The Eastern states have also had their
share in the general prosperity; the factories of
that section have been barely able to keen I'M
with the demand for goods, so that prices have
ruled generally in the manufacturers favor
We learn from the trade circulars that the cot
ton mills have consumed ten per cent. more cot
ton than in ISL, aud have augmented their
spinning capacity to the extent of about 400, 900
sPindleS. The wooden manufacturers have
consumed about fifteen per cent. more raw ma
terial than the preceding year.
The foreign trade of the country has been
probably the largest of any year in our history.
The consequence the healthy year experience
Is that 1872 opens with a buoyant feeling in
every department of business. National and
LEGAL taxation still continues heavy, but its bur
dens are year by year decreasing. and the gem
eral prosperity enables the people to bear them
with considerable philosophy.
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New Publications.

A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO BUSINESS BIZ
Lewis g. Welsh. Philadelphia: j. q. Fergus Co.
This work, which is sold by subscription only,
undertakes to supply just such information as all
men and women, 30 matter what their occupa-
ton, must have to do business safely, or to take
care OF their own property. The first part ia
devoted to /" The Principles of Business, !" and
the second to /" The Practice OF Business, - and
the plan of the book seems to be somewhat like
that OF Freedey's work on Business, butts of q
more solid and thorough description, and, alto
gether, strikes us as Q valuable work. The in
formation seems to be reliable, and it has the
merit Of being adapted to all parts OF the United
States.
CHARACTER. BysamT Smiles, author Of s'Seif-
Hetr, Life Of the stephensons, &c. New
York Harper Bros. Through Philip Solo
A book of the same class az /" Self Help" BY
the same author. 1t treats, with an abundance
of citation that shows the authors wide range
Of reading, upon the influence of character;
home power; example; work, self control; truth
fulness; temper; manner, descriptive of expe-
rience, &C..
TWO PLUEGEs FOR A PEARL. A Novel. By
Mortimer Collins. New York D. ppIeton a 90
Through q. b. Mohun Go o''
This novel, by the author of "Marguis and
Merchant" is better than might be supposed
from its alliterative title.
BEADING WITHOUT TEARS BY the author n
Peep OF Fay" New York Harper a Bros
Through Philip solomOns
Designed to simplify the mode Of learning to
read.
TIE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE REV. JOHN
MEsLEf M A, FOUNDER OF THE METH
VI 1878. BY the Rev. Il. Tyerman In three
volumes. Vol. l. New York: Harper Bros
Through Philip SolOmonsl
MI Tyerman, who will be remembered as
the author Of "The Life and Times of Rev. s.
Wesley" has undertaken here to give a life of
Wesley worthier of the man than those pub-
shed during the last seventy six years, the best
Of which have been defective and misleading.
His material has been ample, and includes
large mass Of original manuscript. of which
judging from the present volume, the author is
making intelligent use. For one thing, he does
not attempt, as many biographers do. to write
up the philosophy of the life of his subject Yves
ley was best known by what he did, not by what.
philosophers may suspect he thought.
PUBLIC LEDGER ALMANAC for 1872 Pbila.
deiphia George W. Chlds.
This is the compact and useful publication
that Mr. Childs prints yearly to the number Of
$4,000, or thereahOut, and sends gratuitously to
every subscriber to the Ledger.
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,Iubsl Early is hardly a fit subject for am
nesty, judging from his utterances before the
students In the chapel OF Washington and Lee
University at Lexington, Va, on Robert E..
Lees birthday. Here is Q sample Of his advice
to the young men:
hey tell Us to forget dead issues Can true
issues ever be dead? We do believe that a neoo
ifI VIZ olge. tnelr traditions are unworthy of
tue lame OF freemen. Ladies. have faith in
You 70 instill INTO the rising generation the mem
ores OF the past Upon you, young friends. who
are mere IN these walls preparing for life. rests
the hope Of your country You have the n,ris
on; profit by them" "e'"'e
There is more of the same sort, but this will
suffice 10 show the tenor of the whole
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The Connecticut republican state convention,
which is to meet in Hartford tomorrow, will be
-nade up OF the leading men in the state. Nor
wish sends Governor Buckingham, Congressman
weather, the Hon. John P. Wait, and ex-
Mayor Greene. Ex-COngressman Brandegee
viii come from New London, and from other
parts the delegates are Of a character which will
make the convention one of the ablest which has
asSenb-edin many years. There seems to be no
doubt of the denomination of Governor Jewell
and the whole of the state ticket, save the
Secretary OF State, who has declined to run
again. The convention will appoint delegates
to the national convention at Philadelphia, and
- there has been some talk of instructing the
Gciegates to vote for General Grant. the Hartford
POst-while not doubling that Grant delegates
viii be ehosen-hopes they will not be bound,
and that office-holders will not be chosen. Ex-
Governor English is trying the Theirs game by
declining to be the democratic candidate in
hopes either that the nomination will be forced
on HIM, or that he will put himself in the posi-
ton Of not being deserted by his party. Thew
however, are rather sick of him. and talk of
Congressman Barnum, president of the Connec-
tlcut Western Railroad, or William D. Bishop
PRESIDENT of the New York and New Haven
Road, as their candidate. The temperance and
labor reform nominations do not cause any dis
turbance. Francis Gillette, the labor reform
candidate, in his letter of acceptance, bids for
the temperance vote by a lecture on the evils of
rum drinking.
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TWEED WANTS TO Buy Two STATE SRNA-
ToRs.-At a meeting of the voters in Tweed's
district, last night, letter was framed to be
sent 10 Tweed, asking him to represent them in
the state senate or resign. 1t is stated that the
reason L weed has not yet gone to the senate is
that he only lacks two votes of that body to
secure his seat, and is quietly working to secure
those two.
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-virginis skies, old, Az bid;
do, coupon, old, 81 bid; new, 50 bid: do censoli
II esked.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-Cotton quiet and weak: low
middllngs, U1za2l. Flour quiet and al eady- Wheat
dull: Pennsylvania, Sl.6aslss. White southern
ern, 67K.. Oats dull: Sass Provisions Quiet and
s stssdy Mess p pork. sl.oasi45s Bacon-shoul
931s.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 23-Stocks heavy Govern
ments dull and steady. Money easy, 6a Gold
steady, %. Virginia skies, 80; new, 50 North
eI.
NEW YORK, Jan 23-Flour dull and declining
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and declining
,0i LONDON, JAN z,p:so p. m.-Bonds of 1862 s2!s;
times
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9hte Senate of Ohio being equally divided, the
redistricting Of the state under the present ap-
portionment stands very little prospect OF sue
cess, ard, in consequence, il is proposed that
the extra member be elected from the state at
lar - A. in IiliI o..
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Roar OF EALTH.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Tho following Act Of the Legislative Assembly,
not generally Understood by our citizens il pub.
lished for their information:
CHKIS. c. cox, ND
President ID 1ard of Health
CHAP: NLNIlI.-AN Act IN RELATION re REPORTS
OF BIRTHS WITHIN TKR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
be % enacted by the LsyiSlatire Assembly, of the
Disrtct Of Columbia, That 1t shall be the duty OF
every phys stefan, accoucheur midwife, who shall
attend atthe birth OF any infant within the District
Of Columbia. 70 forward a report to the Board OF
Health OF said District within six days after such
birth stating distinctly the date of birth, the sex
and color OF the child thus BORN its ply steal condi
tion, whether still born not, and the name and
nativity OF the parents Of such Child and any such
report as herein required, shall be punished by a
hne OF not less than five than ten dollars
Tor each and every such offence.
Sec T. And De nfhyther eaactsd, That all fines i'm
posed under the provisions of this act shall be for
the use of the District OF Columbia
lApproved August IS, 1911
NCTE..Co MI ance with the requirements of the
apoye Will DO strictly enforced by the Board of
Health j23 st
IN ORDER TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF
business, have eDgsg ed he ices of compe.
tent AuctiOneer, and shall hereafter attend to the
public as well az priv ate sale Of Real Estate in
Washington city AID county.
B. III. WARNEB,
Jan22let 529 7th street
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ELoGGANIZISG TAMNAST.-Itb has been ascer-
tanned that the entire reorganization OF the
Tammany Society has been determined upon.
The annual meeting will be held early In the
ensuing month, when IL Is said Tweed. Sweeny,
Connolly, and Judge Bowling will be mustered
FOL
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: SPECIALTlES
FOR GENTLEMEN.

Fise Clerk Flage's celebrated specialties are
Tor sale by all first class dealers in this city
TRUE FIT SHIRTS
PATENT PANTAL0ON DRAWERS.
RUSSIAN BRACES
lAPORTE'c KID GLOVES
NEW STYLES OF NECK DREfS