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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-29

How the Press Divide on the Feto'
Mote Independent newspapers IN HhAL .L
oAP1TAIs; Republican in Roman; DenOcta''' -
Srs,ataas Veto Oppose the Veto
ILLINOIS.
cu,a,, - r,,,,,rr chicago Inter- Ocean,
GaoASo T1MHS. Chicago Post,
SShico1S Innrnai Peoria Transcript,
SSaTCIsao ETIIFs ZE.P6OriG DenI0cTdt,
Nn ar1Ao Springfield journal,
Springfield Reoistsr, Canton RegiEPse eS,,o4.
Hoek IsIaRd AF1us. - H NAUkheHA Es1id
R RoeR 1s v9hq unlon' quincy Evening Call,
Ss aRsa MinIIs Journ.l. SuroFs Herald,
Blooming'n Paragraph ,GnamPa BAG On'N'
Cairo sun. Jone5 Suui 1o.sts
Rockford Register, yOHSeVVLv pDnCn hjIcan
Sterling Gazette, Sycamore heI
Pr 2 City Herald, Ford co. Journal Nlo''
ElRin Advocate, err
OttdI1d Free -JrdHeFs is... .-r ~
Alton Telegraph G19. 1o,o,ta Toilet r epub-
On the fence-da4enA ~ =
can (9. ,,,D,.uA
c,,.tta Indianapolis journal,
EoIt 1 msyn StnHnsI Indianapolis News,
TSIS I 49, P6nn0s Evansville Journal
4 LogarttpgHIss 1 = ID South Bend Tribune,
Mich'n City EnterpTiseLaiayeItttes n,S..1Sci
w. TeTrs HdUte Journal,
Terre Haute Express
Ntt0 Albany LedgT,
Mishawaka Enterprise
(leD.
On the fence-Indianspolis SSnt'He'' AAiH1 el'e
~o1t t >2' n1oH1aAN. - ...11
Detroit Tribune, PONTIAC Gazette; ,, ,0,,
i1etrUit Post. : = Grand E1ptd' DtHaoeTatV W
Detroit FFss Pres,
| Lansing Republican,
| Lansing Journal,
Adrian Pres,
Adrian Tinss,
Bay Bay Gfty C cIiSahisf
JssKson Citizen. --
Port Huron Times (12J.
On the fence-Grand Rapids Eagle, Saginaw
Courier tE'' -: WISCONSIN. a.2.,
Milwaukee Wisconsin, Milwaukee Sentinel,
FG al 9sc 9 GSoS@o5veath GREEN Bay asEette
GAINESVILLE GaZ,tt
RLktoTtl Liberal --r---..r sz'---Ers
Darlington Eemocrat ~. .o
On The fence-Madikon State journal, Portage
State Register ~.
MHEEsoTA.
81 Pau, Pioneer, sT. PAUL D1srATcH ~.
St Paul Press C3). Ir,
Republican ~.
Des Moines journal, Des Moines Register,
Burlington Hawk.Eyc, Dss Aotnes Leader.
B SasassSsHD es so DHSSaSs asfoSapn o.
Keokuk Consttfutfon.
Dubuque Herald,
Citation sAGe -
Clinton. Her1ld,:.
Muscatine journal.
ne Pleasant Free Press,
On tie ience2DavenpOrt Gazette; Cedar Rap,
ids Republican o. - :E EHr p
Eff. ..Ji. KISsAs.
Oskaloosa Shcat q. Leayenworth Timer,
&c - Lawrencs Journal ~.
--5 NEBRASKA.
omaha Herald ~ Omaha Republican ~
On the fence-OmAha Bee ~.
ST.. LOUIS Ri PUB Joan st. louis Democrat.
st Louis Globe, 80. LOUIS Dtspd!cH, ~
st Louis Times, Kansas cry ItNes ~
st. Joseph Gozette ~.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

We desire to call the attention Of ON
readers to the advertising columns ofthe BUL-
LETIS this morning. We do 50 with feelings
of pardonable pride and pleasure, satisfied
that they give unmstakable evidence Of tn
cordial Endorsement and appreciation with
which our humble but earnest efforts have
been met While We are painfully conscious
OF our shortcomings it is scarcely necessary
to assure our patrons that we have thrown
all the energy. talent and means at our dis
posal into the paper or that we shall con
tinue with all the power that in Us lies to
uphold the cause of the people and de
nounce the usnrping horde which has 50
shamefuliy plundered them
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CHIEF OF POLICE BADGER.

Never in the history of New Orleans has
there existed such state OF affairs as at
present prevails throughout the city. The
calendar Of cline is without parallel, and
there seems to be no end to the occurrences
Of arson, burglares, larcenics, assaults and
murders.
Notwithstanding the general complaint Of
the citizens and their loud protestations
against the inefficiency Of the police and is
lack Of vigilance, there is no evidence Of
any desire on the part OF the chief ofhcers
to remedy the faults complained OF, Or TO
instil new life in the force they command.
III fact, neglect Of official duty is 50 appar-
ent in the conduct of Chief Of Police Badger.
that he has impressed the community with
his total uniitness for the responsible posi-
ton he fills. When raid upon peaceable
and unofending white citizens, living ia the
country parishes, is to be made for political
capital in favor Of the Radical party, We
find the Chief wonderfully active and eff
cient in organizing his battaHons and squads
to arrest and bring to trial the unfortunate
white people who may have incurred the
wrath Of the Dc tdcto Governor. But when
the property and lives of the citizens here
are daily and nightly threatened when
robbers and murderers parade the streets
when houses are in flames by the hand Of
the incendiary, the Chief is not heard Of at
all
Whether he is too busily engaged in drill
ing the policemen in political tactics for
the approaching campaign; or organizing
them into ward clubs; or whether he is in
competent to discharge the duties Of the
Office, it matters not to the people who are
made to suffer by his neglect. In either
event he should resign the position in favor
of some one who could SO control and use
the police force Of the city, for which the
people are taxed a half million Of dollars,
50 as to afford the Taxpayers some protec-
ton, and render them some service for the
money they contribute to the support Of the
metropolitan police.
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ORGANIZATION OF CITY PATROLS.

1t being admitted that there never was
presented a more urgent opportunity demand
ing the active cooperation Of every indi-
yidual composing this community to or
game for protection against the bold
burglars and assassins that nfest New
Orleans, the next question which arises is
how is the organization to be effected 2
There is no doubt that many will shrink
from participating in the NOV ement, owing
to fear Of the personal hardships to which
they may be subjected in consequence
thereof.
This fear would not exist if a thorough
system were established consisting Of the
enrolment of every respectable citizen III
the various wards Of the city from the age
Of eighteen to forty-iive, each one Of whom
would pledge himself to serve in his regu-
lar turn or furnish an acceptabl. substitute,
when his turn came around. We hear
already of a number Of young men, now
unemployed, who would be willing to give
their services as substitutes every night for
a small compensation, many Of whom have
served on the police and are thoroughly ac-
quainted with tho habits of malefactors,
and the proper manner Of detecting and
capturing them.
These young men would form an efficient
force, and the compensation they would re-
ceive would be derived directly from the
persons substituted, and considering the
large number on the rosters, the drain to
the latter would be very slight during the
time that must elapse between now and the
restoration of law and order.
The citizens police, as we have said,
should be thoroughly systemalzed, being
provided with central bureau and section
bureaus in each of the several wards Of the
city. Who will take the lead in the organi
cation on this plant
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JURY COMMISSIONERS.

Judge Durell has appointed Messrs. Benja-
min +. Flanders, U. s. Sub Treasurer, and
Jno. II. Clay (colored) Commissioners to
select the jury which is to try the Grant
Parish prisoners. Both Of these parties are
pronounced Radicals and it is little st; ange,
not to say significant, that they should have
been selected to draw jury to try those
much prosecuted and abused gentlemen, who
for the crime Of defending their homes and
their families have been dragged ruthlessly
geon with common felons.
We shall watch the result with interest
aud sean closely the Jury which tickle
Chauce, presided over by Messrs. Flanders
and Clay, will select for the second trial Of
gentlemen who have been prosecuted as a
party measure, and most Of whom were not
even present at tho time the fight at Colfax
occurred.
While ultra Radicals, neither Of the Com
missoners, so far as we know, have ever
given evidence Of any malignant animosty
to the people here. ard hence, while we
should have preferred to see at least one
conservative citizen on the commission, we
trust we shall be able to say that the jury
was drawn impartially.
If we could only manage to have the
wheel of the Superior Criminal Court used
for the occasion we should have no fear for
the result, for in some unaccountable bur
very satisfactory manner that marvellous
wheel turns out, with only an occasional
exception, the names of our best and most
prominent citizens. However we shall wait
and watch.
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FASHION! FASHION,! FASHION!

FASHION! FASHION! FASHION!
STYLE! STYLE!
Mna, DemOrest's Paper Patterns
LADIES' MISSES and CHILDREN'S DRESS
are the mos popular and reliable
PATTERNS NOW OFFERED 10 HE PUBLIC
They comprise
THE LATEST FASHIONS
PARIS, LONDON and NEW YORK,
Neatly Pint in illustrated Envelopes with full drec-
ons as to the amount OF Cloth. Trimming, ETC.. re-
quired.
Illustrated Catalogues sent free to any address,
D. p PERRY, Agent,
my10 1t27p 176 Canal street, New Orleana
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NEW ORLEANS, La, May, 1874.
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NEW ORLEANS, La May 1874.
David Bidwell, Esq
De Sr-We the undersigned, who gratified
to number ourselves among your personal friends.
have long desired TO express our respect and high
esteem for you in substantial manner at once
agreeable to you ana satisfactory to the public.
During long Iroprietorshp Of the Academy of
Music, you have won the admiration of all by your
skill and excellent taste manager, and at the same
time as a citizen, your Lberality and your public
spirit have been very often note !; your active exer
tons and liberal contributions in all public charitable
enterprises have endeared your name to people.
We believe, therefore. that we only interpret the
wishes of all lovers Of the drama, well as of all
who appreciate noble generosity, expressed in effect
i've &C ion, in rendering to you test monal benefit
which we hope you will not decline. Be pleased to
consider us asking personal favor to ourselves,
ather than rendering profitable results to you, and
70 grant us and hosts of others Of like sentiments
a special opportunity to assemble and to manifest the
hi b esteem in which you are held.
If you comply with earnest wishes, we trust to
make the .son to be long remembered with
pride pleasure
Louis A. Witt, Robe brewster
A. Lura, w. Il. Bohnger,
r Pritchard. W. I. Morgan,
d. L. Walker, Deeves Hubs L Co.,
A. H. Bickham, A. t. Janin,
a. A. williams, J. II. Oglesby,
J hn Fl. Watson, L. G. Keever,
Flash h Dolsen, George 9. Lafayre,
Arthur p Perkins, IL. Slaomon,
j. L. Herwig. Marion A. Baker,
Ed b. Lhost, Il. S. Charles,
william Cravens. P. F. Herwig,
T. Chalon, Henry Gardes,
j g. W odvills F. H. Whitaker
W. S. Bailey, T. Airey,
Frank A. .ee P. o. Fazende.
A. Dec. Solomon, John Boand.
William Mehle, L. A. Mordeeai,
Theo. Hillman, Henry J. vose,
Victor Pradcs, John c. Sinnott.
II. Sinnott 6. 4. Sanford,
H. n Soria, Richd FlJwer.
VIM s. Pike George Jonas,
Jas. A. Gresham. James Buckley.
Davis Freret, Thomas A. Adams.
Sam'l H. Kennedy, NJ c. Randall.
Fred n. Tbayer.
Managers OFFICE, AC ADEMY Music,
New unl ans, May 9, 1874. !
70 his Honor Mayor Wilt and gentlemen Offering me
compliment arg benefit, which have the honor to
acknowledge receipt Of this date:
Under ordinary crcum stances my refusal might of
feud your generous impulses; but. gentlemen, 1 am
constrained to decline now the testimonial you 80
handsomely tender me, because cannot be the
cpen. Of the bounty of this burdened and gene
rous community while there are SO many drafts upon
our citizens for objects of real charity.
With unspeakAbe feelings Of graft tnde for your cor
dial and touching expr assios o. appreciat on Of my
humble citizen anu manager which to me
are infinitely era flying than any peeuniary 70.
suit could be.
Iremain, very respectfully, yours.
my 10 DAVID LIDWLLL.
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The BuiLElN.-A letter from mer
chant engaged in business and residing in
Wheeling says our paper, the BuLLErI N, is
great source Of comfort to me. Do not
fail to send it regularly" In response to
this, Mr.. Sam Barnes. the popular and we'll
known gentleman representing this firm of
Bodley Bros. No. 3 Perdido street, has sub
scribed to our paper for his principal as
well as for himself. Let other enterprisng
merchants do the same.
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SHERRY sAUCIER.-Thc gentlemen who
went over to Bay St. Louis are unanimous
in their testimony as to the kindness Of
Sheriff Saucicr, Of Hancock county, Miss.
He in every way endcavored to make their
stay agreeable, and sought by every means
to do all within his duty which would serve
to make their stay at the Bay agreeable.
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FITZPATRICK - MANLERS.-At Pass Christian,
Miss sippi, On Thursday. May 7, 1874, by Rev
Father Geor2et Hugh Fitzpatrick, of New ORLEANS to
Margaret Mandes, daughter Of William Manders.
So, of Pass Ch istian, Mississippi
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Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK co T,
At
MAX BKAUNS.

MAX BRAUNS,
f1I.,,,..,,, Ma gAZfne street............61l
take pleasure in announcing to my lady friends
and the public general that [ have received from
New York Auctions fine assortment of Dress Goods.
In order dispose of them at oHce, will off them
on MONDAY, May 18th. much below market value,
such BLACK and COLOkED PLAIN aud SATIN
SIR Pc GRENADE ES from soc and upwards. New
shades and styles MANTLE LINEN at zoe per
yard worth double; hinese Ii for ladies' Is at
a bargain; Mozamo ques Bareges, Japanese Cloth.
LINEN LAW, PIqu-, Linen, Gre adlDes and many
9th new styles Dress Go s, from l5c per yard up
wards.
Black Six Alpaca my specislty. Irish Linen by
the piece, very cheap; Wet ria and bishop Lawn,
Jaconet, Nainsook and Swiss in plain. stripe and
check at remas kaby low prices. Table Dsmask, Tow
els, Napkin- Linen aud Cotton Sh citing. Hosiery,
Corsets Iadies' and Gents tape bordered and H. ).
Handkerchiefs Parasols, BobbineI fars Marseilles
Quilts, Cassimeres ans, Cottonade Linen and Cot
ton Checks Bleached aud Brown Cotton, Calicos,
Percales.
Mattipgs, Carpets, Rugs, Mats. Shades Crum
Cloth and many other articles too numerous to men,
ton Remember that all goods can be bought for
cash. advertised, at MAX ERAUNS.
Gil Magazine street. second door from Josephine.
my 1U 1t
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NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY

For Colds, Coughs and the like. Product Of onr
swsmps. No poison. Delicious. Shipped to nearly
every State. Nine pages of uams, of HOME REFER
ENCES and increasing. Splendid for ohildren. Try
it. Life tonic, same gin, Nterattya. .nnet;.ar
scrofaA and chils ana'hiissor. Peerless. Sold BY
drussists- Depot, los Camp street. apps I'm ME
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MARRIED.

SCHWARTZ -GoDCHAUx- Tuesday evening,
May 5th, 1874, a. Temple Sinai. by the Rev. James
K. Gutheim, Mr.. Gabriel Schwartz to Miss Mathilde
Godchaux, both of this city.
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The roads Of the city are in very deplor-
able condition; so much SO that people
owning vehicles and horses are disposing
Of them for what they will bring at auction.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN is the name
Of 4 new paper in the Crescent City. 1t
promises to be most fearless. lively, sen
sational and honest paper. We sincerely
wish it success.-Hahnrille (St Charles
Herald, 9th inst.
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ID d.

DE ROALDES-At Bordeaux, Ffance, on Saturday
May 9tn, 1874 i'll her twentieth year. laura, wife of
Dr. arthur W. De Roa,des, and daughter Of George
Pandey and of Errestlne Marainville of this city.
Galveston, Indianola, Texts Emmettsburg, Md,
and New York papers please copy.
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We suggest to James H. Oglesby, presi
dent cf the Chamber Of Commerce, that he
should keep his temper when the Commit
tee of Seventy sends in o communication on
political matters.-Loaisi0na State Register,
9th
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To numerous tnquirers, we desire 70 say
that we are now receiving subscription
for the DAILY BULLETIN at our counter,
100 Gfavi.r street
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CHEAPEST NEWS STAND IN THE
S.NUTH.

No. 90 Canvl street. near ne Post once.
Eastern, Northern aud Western Di les At So. Cnim-
ney Corper FIak esiie's auh Far rer Q Weekly
Ut los Give call on your Wy TO the ost Once.
Libraries purchased. N. 10 lap
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We are under obligations to Mr.. George
Ellis, the we1 known news dealer, for files
of the latest Northern and Western papers.
Also for copy Of tho last number Of the
Graphic, which contains life-like picture
Of the great tragic actress, Charlotte Cush-
man, and a splendidiy executed representa-
ton Of the celebrated painting by Leslie,
entitled The May Pole"
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c. H. ZIMMERMAN.
129 Canal street.
Having secured the services of
FIRsTCLAsS WArCHMAKERS.
Will repair and adjust Watches in the very best manner
Skill III JEWELERS. and DIAMoND-sE IEhs
only emp Dyed. milo I'm sulo1n
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN WHITE LINENS
j. TURCOTTE.
l5S. Canal street.
White Building, corner Bar onne,
Has m rked down all his white IRISH L1NENS'
PLATILLAS LINENS, BRETANNAS LINENS, PHI
low Case LINENS, etc, beow cost.
Extraordinary argans in that line Will be one co.
mylO 2dp
IS. N. MooDY's"
1874. Spring and Summer Opening 1874
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
TRY SIX CHAMPION SHIRTS FOR 50.
Same cut and ma e as those which have taken the
First Premiums all over he world.
SIX A L LINEN CHAMPION SHIRTS for SIS.
SEASoNABLE UNDERSHIRTS for 50 cts.
sEASONABLE DRAWERS for IS cts.
SEASO>AbLE GLOVES for % cts.
SUMNER CRAVATS and TIES tor rs cts.
L. c. HANDKERCH1EFs for % cts.
ELASTIC SUsPENDERs for % cts.
FINE SHIRT BOSOMS tor 70 cts.
The latest thing in Silk Handkerchief, the patterns
for t INNING Ladies' Hats, aud everything new and
recherche at equa ly astonishing low prices.
Shirts made especially order in any ST. lie IN three
days
Remember at N. MOODY'S
Champion Shirt Emporium.
mylO 1t2dp Corner Canal and Royal Streets.
SELECT TOILET ARTICLES.
GENUINE HAIR TONIC,
The most approved preparation now in use
EGYPTIAN SHAMPOO
No better article for cleaning the hair.
GLYCERINE,
Unsurpassed as cosmetic wash, especially during
the hot season.
SOLIDlFiED GLYCERINE,
soothing and softening properties.
All the above prepared with great care and for sale
only by the projectors
FREDERICKsON & HARTE,
1879 Canal street.
my1o 3t2lp Touro Building
LINEN LAWNS BELOW COST.
J. TURCOTTE,
l5S ...,..... Canal street. .l5S
White Bcitding corner Baronne,
II IA
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The BULLETIN inserts wants and
.sTo Rent" not exceeding One square, for
5OCents Each.
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We are indebted to Messrs. Kahn & Co.,
No 1870 Canal street, for late copies of the
New York Herald, Commercial Advertiser,
Chimney Corner, etc.
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Mr.. Staub, the proprietor Of the Cheap
News Stand SO Canal street, has our thanks
for late papers
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BARGAlNS!

5000 Worth Lace Shaxvls, Sac4ufs, etc.,
slightly SPOTTED by the recent mp weather,
Off red at 80 G nts on the do lar
s. 90 Blk CACHMlRE SILK. slightly spotted So 90
2 90 HI RNANI GRENADINE. ............... / 90
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Collector Casey, Gov Warmoth and quite
q number Of others went down frolicking to
the plantation of Eifingham Lawrence on
board the revenue cutter John |. Dix, Capt.
Freeman. on Friday last What's in the
wind Have " the lion and lamb" etc, etc.
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ATTENTION, C PITALIsTs.

ATTENTION, PITALISTS.
That Valuable ST RE, As Carondelet, now occupied
nv Warren & Atkinson, will be sold on MONDAY,
MAY H. at the Merchants Auction Exchange, Royal
street. at ID O'Clock, for cash. The property Is IN
good repair and rented for $500 per annum.
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Haze You .aMy
OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPEs
OR DAGUERREOTYPEs
. GU desire copied large, and framed or coiored IN
oil water or pasele colors? if send with directions
of color of bair. eyes and complexion, and Will make
them natural as life.
JOHN H. CLARK.
mv1o II 1Ol Canal street.
SHIFTS: SHIRTS! SHIRTS:
A large assortment
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED BOSOM
Fancy PercaIe and Chevfot Shirts.
Guaranteed the best fitting shirts sold in this market.
full line OF
Underwear. Gloves, Ties, saspenders,
Handkerchiefs, etc, at
H. B. STEVENS & CO.'S.
my1o 1t2p % aud 80 ST. Charles street..
STYLISH DRESS CLOTHING.
We invite attention to our elegant
woRsTED CUTAwAY COATS AND VESTS.
Scotch and English CASHMERE D. B. SACK SUITS,
BLUE FLANNEL D. B. SACK SUITS,
Black Merino and Bon bazine FRoCKs and SACKS,
All new goods, well made and at MOI rate prices,
at PIERsoN 4 HEws's.
my1o 2dplt 10 and Is Camp street.
BROWN COTTON and &C.,
WHITE COTTON ~ and So.
1000 WIDOW SHADES, so. 60 and 75c.,
TOWELS 9Oc. per dozen,
At p. 4 E. Mfchei's, No. 591 Magazine
Street. 4.h store above St. Andrew.
F.om sher fl 8 sale-Bussets, 20 and Csc; Iron
irenadine good black Is and zoe worth 50c Prints
and &c; Barages 10 and 15c Very best "A White
Cotton 10 and 12c; Kids and Fans half price; so
e les lO4 Brown She: ting Csc wo tn 4Oc; Laces and
Rugs 81 %: Mating % and 3Oc.
A P. & E. MICHEL'S,
59l Magazine street, 4th Store above St. Andrew
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WHITE DUCK VESTS.
Complete stock WHITE DUCK and MARSEILLES
TESTS, in all atyles, at
pTFRSON HTWS'a
my1o 2dp1t 10 and Is Camp street.
KEEP CooL-K EEP COM sORrABLE
And purchase your
WATER COOLERS,
ICE PITCHERS.
REFR CREATORS.
ICE CHESTS,
ICE CREAM FREEzERs.
and BATHING TUBS.
We have hand aud offer at prices lower than any
ther house in the city,
The Largest stock of the Above-Named
Goods in the south.
RICE BROS. CO..
SO and 81 Camp street.
Branch Store-565 Magazine rect my1O 1t Up
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
Charities Str~et..............l5
A. BROUSSEAU,
Importer. cfers. wholesale and retail:
pieces, English and American.
Ill CLIO H-Floor, Table and Enamel.
IATTlNG-1OOO oils. White Check and Fancy.
WIND w AIDES Cornices. Table and Piano Covers.
and Nottingham Lace
'RoCAlELLE Cotelines. Reps Hair Cloth, etc.
}URLAPS-2O bales various qualities.
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