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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
May Is 2t-P. F. se.
SUCCESSION SALE.

No. 5.-succession of Thomas J. Wells, decd
Parish Court, Parish of Rapides-State of
g4 ~ Louisiana. - - r1
nURsUANT to an order directed to me frou,
i the Honorable the Parish Judge, of the
above named Court, in the above Succession,
commanding me to sell for CASH, for the pay
ment of debts all the lands i'm the Parish Of
Rapides, belonging to said Succession, win
offer for Sale, at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the 22d day June 1872.
between the hours IL A. NJ and p. NJ. at tho
Court House Door, In the Town Of Alexandria,
the following described property, to-wit:
The undivided baH Of q certain tract or par
eel of land comprising o portion of the plan
tation known by the name Of Wildwood,
situated on the left descending hank of Bayou
Boz, d, in the Parish Of Kspides. State OF
Louisiana, containing five hundred and fifty
sores, bounded aboveby the Home plautation
Of the estate of John and Amelia Compton,
below by lind belonging to the Succession 6
Hatch Dent, with the dwelling and all other
houses and buildings thereto attached and be-
longing.
Also one undivided half of one hundred and
| fifty acres Of land, bounded above by land be-
| longing to the Succession of Hatch Dent. and
below by land belonging to the Succession Of
John and Amela Compton, with all the i'm
provements thereto belonging.
Also one undivided half a the back conces-
sion Of these two shove mentioned tracts or
parcels of land supposed to be about eight
hundred acres --s- Ea.c.z fr..,.. 4
Also the one undivided half Of the tract on
| which Is the residence Of the Deceased, TIL
/ Wells, known as IDENTITY, containing two hum
dred acres Of PinewOod land, situated about
nine miles northwest of Wildwood, and hav-
ing been purchased from Reuben Carnal by
} the Deceased, r. ]. Wells. -s~
KRllg:-CASH. - JOHN DEJ1ACY,
Sheriff and Ell 01Rcio Auctioneer.
May 18th 1872, Ct p. F: &c..
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
rNITEp STATES TAX sALE.

UNITED STATES TAA SALE.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, J
DEP'r Cor. OFFICE, I'd DIsr, LOUISIANA,
Alexandria, La, May s3rd, ls7x.
United Ststes-vs. Estate Of Gastavus Rose
10y VIRTUE of the authority vested in
ID me by Sec., -, Act Of Co9gFees, dated
July 18th, 1856, have seized and viii sell IN
front Of my Office, in the Town Of Alexantlria,
La, on
Thursday, the 9Th day of June, 1872
at 12 o'clock NJ, the following described per-
sonal property, to-wit:
One bun Horse,
One Black Horse,
One Roam Horse,
Two Notes, One for $3.50, drawn by Ephraim
Manning, and spdn which there has been paid
SlS5, and One Note for $40 drawn by Thomas
Duncan, and upon which there has been paid
$40.
Seized and sold for. failpre to pay Special
Tar for. the years 1859 und 1870.
| TERMS cash, in U. 8. TreAsury Notes.
May IS 2t-P. +. %. Dept Collector.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
SUCCESSION SALE.

No. Succession Of David W. Delaney.
In OBEDIENCE to an order from an order
Il from tho Honorable Parish Judge, wiz
Sell on
Tuesday, the Ilth day of June, 1872,
between tho hours III o'clock A. NJ, and .
o'clock P: NJ, at the Court House Door, in the
town Of Alexandria, to the last and highest
bidder. the following described property of
said Succession, to pay the debts due by it,
to-wit
Two Hirdred Acres of Land, situated in
this Parish, ON or near Bayou Flaggon.
Also Eighty Acres Of Land, situated ON the
Little Chicasaw, in the Parish of Catahouia,
and being the only land in that Parish be-
longing to said Succession.
TERMS OF SALE Twelve Months Credit,
with Bond and Security, and Mortgage with
Vendors lein retained on the property Sold.
JAMESs 8. FISH,
May Is 3t-P. +. 50. Administrator.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
SUCCESSION SALE.

No. 169-Parish Court, Parish of Rapidcs--
State of Louisiana.
Succession of John Swartzenbach.
DURSUANr to an order fSale made by tho
L Honorable the Parish Judge, of the above
Parish and State, in the above Succession,
dated May 18th, 1s72 and to me addressed, I
shall sslfa ct Public Auction, at the late resi-
dence Of the deceased, in Pineville, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of June, 1872,
commencing It 10 o'clock A. NJ, certain nov
able property, to pay debts, belonging to the
Succession Of John Swsrtzenbaeh, consisting
principally of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Hardware, Tinware, &c, &c.
TERMS or SALE Cash.
JOHN DELACY,
Sheriff and Ex-Oficio Auctioneer.
May Is 4t-P. +. a.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

Resolved, That these proceedings he
published in the Rapi,les Gazette one
insertion.
On motion Jury adjourned to meet
again on the 3rd Monday, the 18th
day of June next.
(Signed.)
.W.J.CRUIKSHANK,
President.
Attest.
w. L. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
Notice.!

n LII persons indebted to the Sue
"a cession Of John Schwartzenbach
are hereby notified TO come forward a.
once and settle their Indebtedness,
and those having claims against said
Succession TO present them for pay
ment TO
Margaret SclsCartxessbach,
Executrix and Tutrix,
May 18th, At
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
May 9Th, 1872.

May 9Th, lS72.
The jury met persuant to adjourn
ment, present 40 on yesterdy.
On motion Of Mr.. Curry,
Reading OF the minutes was dis
pensed with.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
On nation of Mr.. Curry.

Resolved, That the fine imposed
unon Messrs. Kemp and Cruikshank.
Dec. 9th, 1871, tor nonattendance at
called meeting of the jury, Dec. Attn,
1871. he and the same is hereby remit
ted. they having each rendered legal
excuse.
On motion of Mr.. Curry,
Resolved, That the time granted to
all persons holding receipts tor balance
due OH Warrants given by j. o. Gray
son, Tax Collector, be extended to LIST
Monday in October next, and all per-
sons holding such receipts, are re-
auired to present them to the Clerk Of
the Police Jury, in order that new
Warrants may be issued.
End. Resolved, That all such re-
ceipts not presented before, or by the
LIST Monday in October next, will be
prescribed. ..s
On motion of Mr.. Kemp,
Resolved, That the Police Jury will
paw no more bills for stationary, or
blanks, tor the use of the Parish Re
corder, Clerk of District Court, Sheriff
or other Parish officers, except by
| special permission previously granted,
that this resolution take effect from the
adjournment of this meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Curry, the jury
| went into Committee on Claims, when
| the following bills were presented and
warrants ordered to be issued as fol-
lows:
Rapides Gazette, for printing for year -
ISL. y 10 w.
r. c. Register fees in Criminal Pro-
ceedings 90 So'
| A. Cazabat $50 90.
B. w. Bullet Commissions as Tax
Collector Io so.
H. Shelby, Sheriff fees for waiting ON
Parish Court $500 % w.
R. C. Register, printed blanks pr
Birdick .----..--.--.----- ~ 20
Letting Tax =. ..........-. 247 s74
line .:.......... $50 90
], NJ. Mckay, pr old Jury Certificate IL 90
d. W. Shaw, for waiting on Jury as
Constable p. j. ...--.--.--.-..-..- w
W. L. Richardson, pr salary TO May l,
as Clerk and Parish Attorney ---... 137 SO
Total .sIlsl ssl
BILLS REJECTED.
g. ID. Brantly, Transferring Juuiciai
Records --v 20 w
John Miles, as Jailor, keeper Of Court
House and Deputy Sheriff .-.--.... 150 W
A. Shelby, Sheriff fees in Criminal
Cases yet pending. and for keeping
Court House in order during Court
. and for waiting on Grand jury. 69 W
Total S244 90
The following are the Parish estimates 70
2 1874
Court House rent, &c-----.-....---.S 50o "
Printing 200 OF
. Sheriffs fees in Criminal Proceedings, l20O N
Conveying and keeping provisions in
Jail, Included By Clerk. )......--.- 500 "
. Clerks cost in Criminal proceedings,
;, INCLUDED by Clerk. )...-.. 1889. 500 IN
Cierk's and Sheriff's costs summoning
Jurors. &c IoOo W
!. Jnrors. Grand and Petty. cost Of 80. 1000 On
!, 'A Iurv ~ JUS. 1900 O
! Co oner's, Justices aid Constables
J. (includsd by Clerk .----'-.-....- 500 "
Bridges and road purposes ..------- SoU' v
:, Contingent expenses lSOO
Commissions for Collecting Tas, Gin
cluded by Clerk. l50O
e Total $4,000 o.
!, On motion,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA, NINTH
DISTRICT COURT-PARISH
OF RAPIDES.
No. 16lz.-May Term, 1879.
Anna @. Seip,


Henry A. Boyce, her husband.
n HEREBY certify, that on the Thirteenth
L day Of May 1872, Judgment was rendered
In this Court, IN the following entitled suit,
and said Judgment signed May 22nd 1871, in
the words and figures following, to-wit:
Anna @. Seip w. Henry A. Boyce, her hus-
band, No. la. =
In this cause by reason of the Law ard the
Evidence being in favor Of the PlainfiH, Mrs..
Anna g. Boyce, nee Sefp, il ia ordered, adiudg-
cd and decrced. that the community Of acqusts
and gains heretofore existing between said
Plaintiff and the Defendant, Henry A. Boyce,
her husband, 10 now Dissolved, and that Plain
tiff shall herexftcr have the separate admisis-
tration Of hsr own slfairs and Exclusive con-
troll Of her parnpheFnal property, and future
acquisitions, and Exclusive enjoyment Of the
same free from the control of her sid husband
and further that the recover Of the Defendant
the cost of this suit
Done, read and signed in open Court, tlia
). oRsDORN,
OistEict Judge.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01

CHARLEs Owxx, Deputy Clerk.
my hand, and AFFIXED the Seal AZ aaid Court, ct
A1exandris La this xsrd dag Of Nay A. D.
1879. CuAn1xs OwxN,
june I, e. p. Fs. "a Deputy Clerk.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-01
sHERIFFs SALE.

juno /, P. Re 4ls,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
Shin Fame.

The story OF ''Shin Fame" at the Academy
ct Music was related again last evening to
an audience considerably increased in num-
bers. 1t Is a simple story of Irish life, Irish
faith, Irish trust and Irish suffering. The
william of the play finds fitting representa-
tive in the Martin Doyle of Mr. George Nor
ton, an escaped convict, who, once rejected
by Ellen Cerrua tMiss Louisa Hawthorne),
eAdeavors by hIs evil Vaccinations to effect
her ruin, and compass the death Of her
brother. The sudden appearance of her
father, Miehaej CarrGn, who is personated
by Mr. De Groot, astonishes the villain,
who is yet more astounded when having
accomplished the arrest of the brother for
setting fire to the ship at sea, he is con
fronted by a detective who follows him
from England to America, and has Doyle
arrested on charges that can be amply sus-
tanned. the punishment of which will be
death, fate that the accidental discharge
Of pistol in the hands Of Fail Gar MIR.
Rlggs), in the disguise of New York land
lords wife, precipitates.
No especial merit is claimed for the play
other than that it serves to delueate Irish
character and the tricks and ways OF tho
boys Of New York who come in contact with
newly arrived immigrants. OF Mr.. Riggs
it can be said that though he js not pol
1shed actor, ho successfully delineates the
honest, blunt, generous Irishman, who
loves fair play and will risk everything to
ensure it. the world over. His face is full
of humor his voice rich in pathos, and his
auditors are ready to laugh as the play pro-
eeeds, even before he says anything funny,
though his face is always suggestive Of the
mirth and wit that wrinkles in his eyes and
illumines his face.
Those who go to see Mr.. Riggs will be
disappointed if they expect anything else
than to be amused from the time the cur
tain rises till its final fall, by the inperson-
ations Of a genuine, generous, Jolly Irish
man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
BOSTON,
Ex'rn Session of the Legislature-LeeIss
IatiOn for BOstOn-The State Street
FIre-LOsses Thereby.

! Ex'rn Session of the LegislRture-LegIss
| IariOn for B0stOn-The State streer
| Fire-Losses Thereby.
| BOSTON November l9.-Extra session Of
! the Legislature commenced to-day The
| Governor, IN his message, says. II hope
| that the business of the Legislature viii be
| conhned TO matters growing out the reeenb
| calamity, and suggest as topics for consid-
GRAFTON, the proposed loan of the credit Of
| the city to parties who wish to rebuild
their chartering of insurance eomoenies
the amendment of the betterment act and
the building laws"
The fire in State street last night is
thought to have been caused by wares
brought from the burned district.
The f0llowieg are the losses by the fire in
Street street block last night, as near as
can be ascertained: Carterman & Co.
Nos. 205 and 207, Wholesale tea, coffee and
spices, stock valued at about $35, ,000 par
tlal loss, fully insured; the upper stories
were occupied for storage purposes, where
the fire is supposed to have originated from
crates OF crockery stored there from the
burned district, j. 81 w. Bind occupied
the three lower floors of No. 300, paints and
oils; loss not ascertained. D. Webster
King & Co., manufacturers, Rad Just
moved into the fourth story, having been
burned ont at the great fire; loss $l400.
No insurance.
1ne Boston Dye, WOOL and Chemical
Company, also burned ont by the big fire
occupied the fifth floor with new stock,
which was badly demaged by water. No
insurance. Dantord, Scudder 4 Co., whole
sale grocers, occupied the fourth floor Of
No. 253; stock badly damaged by water
fully insured. s. S. Pierce used the fifth
floor for the storage and teas and ooffees.
which was badly damaged by smoke and
water-insured.
There was considerable excitement for
some time, and large crowds hastened to
the scene, but iremen and engines were
promptly on hand, and soon had everything
their own way. Lines of military and pc
lice were thrown across the streets to keep
back the crowds.
The first days session of the Legislature
has been mainly occupied in receiving petit
tons for amendments to insurance char.
ters, and the appointment of committees.
An order was adopted to consider the ex-
pediency Of providing for the better protec-
ton of parties believing Themselves in
sured.
The funeral of William Farrell, fireman
Hook and Ladder No. 8, killed at the great
fire, took place to-day. Large attendance,
including members Of the city government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
IarengO Delegation Released
w WASHINGTON.

Consultation of Bankers with Secretary
BOutweIi-The New Solicitor General
Tennessee River and Atlantic Ocean
Canal-GeOrgia Railroad and Banking
Company Observation-Disclosures from
Customs for a Week-Hand-sramp for
Tobacco Manufacturers.
WASHINGTON, November 19.-Jay Cooke,
II. G. Fehnestock and Governor II. D.
Cooke had long consultation with Score
tary Boutwell, to-day.
Mr.. Phillips, the new Solicitor General,
arrives here tomorrow.
The report of Major Mcfarland, engineer
in charge of the surveys for canal route
to connect the Tennessee river with the At
lantic ocean at ornear Savannah, Georgia.
will be transmitted to Congress along with
the report of the Secretary of War. The
report is exhaustive and fully establishes
the feasibility of the project.
The collector of the first Georgia district
has been ordered to made new investiga-
tion of the case against the Georgia Rail
road and Banking Company of Augusta.
The receipts from customs for the week
ending November 9, 1872, were as follows:
New York $2,37l1l7 AZ; Philadelphia
$ll0,751 81; New Orleans, $87, 1873 II
Baltimore $780, l8; Boston $394937 96.
Upon the petition of several large
tobacco manufacturers to be allowed to use
hand stamp to imprint their re
spective names upon registered tobacco
stamps instead Of writing such names,
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has So far modified the existing regulations
as to allow as a part of that privilege, pro-
vded such stamps ara so made as to give
fac sinile impression of the handwriting of
the manufacturer of his own or his firms
name, as written in his or their ordering
transactions. Any person OR firm manu-
featuring tobacco who may be desirous of
using such hand stamp will make direct
application to the commissioner for spe-
cial permit so to do, presenting at the same
time samples Of the fac simile impressions
proposed to be used, while the sam pies will
be kept on file in the office of the commits
sioner, with the applications and list of
the names of manufacturers to whom such
permits have hePn piyeD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
Colonel Charles III. Eox.

This well-knOwn gentleman and wkilom
active politician, whose name is familiar to
our New Orleans people, removed from
this city few weeks since, and it appears
by an article from a Chicago exchange, has
turned his attention to the fruits Of his
inventive genius.
Colonel Fox in his way is remarkable
man. AS politician he has been potential
in high places. When Andrew johnson
was President, Colonel Fox had large infu-
enoC at Washington, and when Grant
succeeded to the White House, he freely
and frequently consulted Colonel Fox,
whom he familiarly greeted as j." Charley"
and communicated to him important state
secrets.
With sefabnegation GnaG was always
commendable, Colonel Fox sought no office
from either the national or State admins
tration, and thus ne was enabled to main
tain his native independence, and support
men oP measures as his excelPept Judgment
dictated.
The numerous friends OF Colonel Fox ~ig
be rejoiced 50 learn that ne is on the high
road to tortuneo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20

C. e. Haley, the champion newsdealer
and stationer of the South, has made q most
successful run for the House.ot Representa-.
tives on an Independents ticket, but, OF
course. he was not elected. Kjag Caucus
being always gotential for harm. This de.
feat, however. does noe doteE Cdr. Haley
frorn Offering, at his Commercial 9Iace and
Poydras strecs establishments, She DeGona-
ber numbers 0t Lippincott's Magazine.
Demorest's Monthly, Punch, The Graphic
Public Opinion, Scientific American, Hearth
and Home, Turf, Field and Farm. Spirit of
the Times, Sporting Times, the Lancashire
Mercury, Golden Age. and all she rest of
the monthly, weekly and daily pubGca
tions, including the New Oyleane RBPUB-
TICASo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
AMCSENEENTS.
Varieties Theatre

First regular matinee of the season to
day at twelve o'clock, when MAN and
Wife" will be presented again, Miss Clara
Morris taking the role Of Aanjs Sy5sester.
The same bill this evening.
st. Charles Theatre.
This evening Shakespeares great comedy
of the Merry Wives of Windsor will be
presented with Ben DeBar as aSir John Fal-
STAFF In rehearsal the Lancashire Lass"
Friday evening benefit of Ban DeBar. Sat
urday noon only FdlstaF matinee. Sunday
evening benefit of Oliver Wren.
Academy Of Music.
This evening "Shin Fame, or Shamrock
Green" will be repeated at the Academy
MIR. Riggs improves as an Irish delineator
in the estimation of those who witnessed
his character acting last night as well as
Monday night, and the play is now admit
ted to possess more interest than Irish
dramas generally create. Friday evening
benefit of Mr.. Riggs, and Saturday noon
only "Shin Fame" matinee. Next Monday
evening Mr.. Frank Mayo. the talented
young tragedian.
Opera House.
There was an excellent audience last
night at the Opera House, so far as numbers
are concerned, and another proof was
afforded Of the growing popularity Of the
Exposition Hall.
The management of Nine. Camilla Urso's
announces that the first of the
series will be given at Exposition Hall next
Tuesday evening. Nine. Comes soprano;
Mile. Pauline Leblanc, contralto; Mr..
Meteye, tenor; Mr. Van Hufflen, basso, will
assist at all three Of the concerts, together
with Mile. Romey and Mile. Leblanc as
pianists, and Mr. D'Aquin as tiutist. Mr..
Gustave Collignon will be director OF the
The sale Of numbered seats will
commence to-day at Grunewald's music
store, Canal street.
Lyceum Hall.
The Mount Carmel Orphans Fair this
evening, at Lyoeum Hall, will attract the
notice Of many CT our people, because they
can enjoy an hour or two there and aid the
little orphans at the same time. This eve
ming Mrs. Salter will again entertain the
public with an exhibition Of her skill, and
Miss III. Kennedy will favor the visitors
with q song.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
HTPPOPHALGIA.

The Horse NEnlady In the COnl RegiOu-o
Sick Horses at Memphis.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, November l9.-The
horse malady is spreading throughout the
coal region.
,hEMPHIs, November l9.-Stable men here
differ in opinion as to whether the epizootfe
prevails here, but about 100 horses in the
different stables are suffering from a similar
disease, though as yet it has not assumed
dangerous form. Some of the stables have
closed in order to take care of their horseso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
The following list shows the candidate

The following list shows the candidates
elected in St. Landry parish tof district and
parish officers above police jurors;
z. C. Anderson, State Senator; g J. Nor
gan, district judge; G. W. Hudspeth, dis
triot attorney; Isaac +. Littell, Lewis D.
Prescott, Benjamin r. CAN'T, +. D. Estl-
lette, representatives; A. Garrigues, parish
judge; w. A. Robertson, clerk of court;
&. 3. Hayes, sheriff; J. II. Thompson, re-
cOgderi Jacob Ehrhardt, coroner
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20

fPI2oOrIc..~ffeads Of families %iIs go
well to lay in their supplies Of coal before
this terrible horse disease reaches our oityo
Messrs. W. &c Coyle IS Co, 1873 Gravier
street, are now prepared 70 deliver Pitts
burg, Virginia, eannei and anthracite coal
at lowest market rates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20

& iaughabIe incident occurred while the
committee TO examine the Vermont asylum
for the insane were being chaperoned by
Ex-Governor HoIbrook, who is one of the
trustees. One Of the lady patients, who
was extremely high-toned, and dressed in
the height of fashion, yet unmistakably in,
sane, was introduced to the bland ex-Gov-
srnor. when she drew herself Up and re-
marked: "Ab, have the honor of knowing
Governor Holbrook. Sir, ! was at Montpe-
ier several years ago, when you were
sworn out as Governor and Governor Smith
sworn in, and" she added, "al the people
rejoiced." The Governor courteously and
smiingly said good day to the DAFT lady,
and passed on to the next patientO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
Returns from the STATE.
LAFAYETTE PARISH

The Opelousas Courier reports the sore OF
Lafayette parish as follows:
Greeley ST., Grant 476 Sheridan &8l,
CAN'T ;. hcEnery 895, Kellogg 49, SEN
ator-Moore OIL. Rlard 5, Anderson POS
Legislature-J D. Trahan 599, j. 4. Judice
5l4 P. O. Richard 263 District Judge
Eraste Mouton 1860. District attorney
J A. Chargois 8t7, w. C. Crow 527 Parish
judge-A. j. Moss 998, j. ]. CafTery 35&
Sberif-H. Eastn 685 A. Judice 388, III. G.
Broussard 233. Clerk of eourt-A Mon
liam Brandt 1896. Coroner-I. K. Butcher
38C II. NJ. Bailey 200, A. Martin 2i3, W B.
Lindsay I72
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20

&uB1H'e PERFUMERY.-The great direct
importing house of D..H. Holmes is offering
at retail the very choicest of Lubin's French
perfumeries at the same rates as have
hitherto been charged as Wholesale. This
will afford al an opportunity of induIging
in this most refined Of all gIsasures-that
of delightful perfumes.