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A GOOD SUGGESTION.

prominent and intelligent citizen o
New Orleans and largely interested il
planting, called upon us to say thai
be rejoiced to see that the merchants
and people have generally recognized the
force OF the arguments of the BULLETIN
, IN behalf Of the employment of white people
over negroes. He learns that number Of
large grocers had acted in the premises, and
he suggests that the names of these houses be
published, so that the white people may know
who are the friends of the race He for one,
expresses himself as determined to patronize
only such merchants as employ white labor,
and for that reason he would like to see the
names OF such published, so that he may
know them
There is no concealing the fact that there is
a wide spread feeling upon this subject, and a
spirit Is evinced to carry out the work. No
one doubts its efficacy. Nothing will bring
the negroes to terms quicker than this dis
charging them from their places of employ
ment and depriving them of the means If sus-
tanning their clubs and military organiza-
lions
They will feel, then, the power of the whites
md see how futile and dangerous it is to
Undertake to control them by the use of the |
'otes they can poll, at the instigation of de-
signing and corrupt carpet baggers. Let the |
'ood work go on and Louisiana will be saved. |
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MASONIC

The officers of The. Grand Lodge Of Masoni
of Louisiana made an official visit to Thibo
daux Benevolent Lodge, No. 80, at Thibo-
deaux Saturday last. The Grand Lodge was
represented by r. w. John G. Fleming, b.
G. NJ. NJ. w. S. Manning Todd, P. G. NJ, as
S. G. W: Rev VIM. r. Whitaker, j. G. w.;
R. W. W. S. Pike, G. Treas j. c. Bachelor,
NJ. D., G. Sec; W. and Rev. J. c. Carpen-
ter, G. Chap; W. H. C. Brown, S. G. D.. E.
Albright, as ]. G. D.; W. z. NJ. Pike, as G.
Marshal E. A. Tyler, as S. B.; W. G. Samp-
son. as G. p; and W. BIB. j. H. Clark, A. L.
Abbott and A. B. Seger, as G. IS.
At Thbodaux the representatives of the
Grand Lodge were joined by r. w. Robert,
W. Allen, of Franklin Lodge, No. 81, District
D. G. NJ The inclemency Of the day did not
prevent a large attendance Of the members of
Thibodaux Benevolent, many of whom were
compelled to travel many miles over the worst
ofroads, in order to participation the exercises
of the occasion. The officers of the Grand
Lodge express great satisfaction at the con-
dition Of Thibodaux Benevolent Lodge and
concerning the courtesies and Inequalities
with which they were received. The three
principal officers Of the lodge are D. Moore,
W. Master; E. NJ. Lawless S. W., and JAS
Rodgers j. W.
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WANTED-AN EXPLANATION.

Senator J. R. West, who claims to represen
Louisiana, has run down from his home il
Washington to take a look at the people t,
whom he patronizingly refers in his speeches
as his constituents.
Is the Senator prepared to explain t.
the citizens Of New Orleans and the State
his extraordinary conduct in the matter o.
the Fort St. Philip Canal: has he any plausi
BILE excuse for going precisely contrary
to the universal sentiments Of the people be
was presumed to represent: None Of his
published excuses exculpate him from the
charge Of gross and fragrant derelicton Of his
plain duty, and the people will not be salts
fed with the fimsy and ridiculous statements
which have been published as emanating
from himself Mr. West knew the vast the
incalculable importance Of the canal to New Or
leans /; he knew from personal acquaintance
with the mouths of the Mississippi that
the jetties We're fraud and snare, and
whether he knew it or not it was his bounden
duty to yield to the clearly expressed opinion
OF men infinitely his superiors in capacity,
and whose interests were all bound up in New
Orleans. There are rumors in reference to
Senator Vests action in this matter which we
do not care to repeat, preferring to give him
an opportunity to speak, as we learn he pro- |
poses to do, before the Chamber Of Commerce, |
n extenuation, or explanation, rather, of his
'otes.
1t would be interesting to his constituents
0 know, too, how he voted on the back-salary
'rab, and on the Civil Rights BILL and he will
o doubt be called upon to rise and explain
enerally by somewhat exaspented public,
tho regard him as the one man who is respon-
IDLE for the defeat of their pet project, the
ort st. Philip Canal. Had he voted squarely
n that, much could have been forgiven him
political character, but-well we shall re-
,rve our structures until after he shall open
is lips. He claims, as We learn, that he can
'adily explain his action on the canal matter,
i'd while we think it will be the steepest sort
work, we shall await his standardization.
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ROUGH ON HANNIBAL.

Ex-Vice President Hannibal Hamlin, in q
speech at Bangor, Maine, the other day pitched
into the Independent press in this wise:
The so-called Independent press has
nothing to do but scandalize the whole people,
ana public men in particular; it is the food
they live on.
To which the Chicago Times replies thus
vigorously:
As one representative of the malevolent and
scandaiizlng Independent press we say to Mr.
Halnlin: Do for Heavens sake rob clothes
line. Get yourself indicted for something. IF
it was not given you to fire the Ephesian
dome You can at least suck an egg or knock
the boards of . pig-pen Dispel the everlast-
ing monotony that surrounds the seat of Ham,
lin
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CARD.
TEXAS REAL ESTATE DRAWING.

TEXAS REAL ESTATE DRAWING.
The Hon. JAS T. D. Wilson, Mayor Of Houston,
and the City Council, indorse the enterprise, -
follows:
Houston, Texas, April -, 1874
We, the undersigned, regard the Real Estate
Distribution, which j. E. Forster proposes to
make on the Goth July next in this city, as calcu-
lated to promote improvements, and placing
within the reach Of many who otherwise would
be unable, a chance to secure homo for them
and their families, and having, from our
long acquaintance with hum, every conf
dence in ms integrity, we feel justified in saying
that we believe he will carry out his distribution
honestly and fairly, according to his advertised
plan.
Jas. T. D. Wilson, B. F. McDonough,
Fred. Stanley, +. B. Baer,
F. T. Heitmann, John D. Usener,
John Maher, Robert Burns,
N. P. Turner NJ. Harrington.
Capital Prize, 5000 gold. Ten Residences In
Houston Population 20 900 az d the railroad cen.
tire of the State and nearly $50 tracts Of land in
different portions of the State. Value of prizes:
SAG, 900. "a, 600 tickets at 81 each. Address,
]. E. FORSTER, Manager.
T. W. HOUSE. Treasurer.
Programmes, with detailed prize-li lists, furnish.
q. de LANzAC CHAUNAC,
p. o. Box 1890,
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A BLESSING IN DISGUISE
PoRT GIBSON, Claiborne Co., Mis-

PORT GIBSON, Claiborne Co., Miss
July 8, 1874
Editor New Orleans Bulletin
The corn and cotton crops in this county
were never in better condition at this season
OF the year. larger crop of corn has been
planted than at any time since the war, and
the people seem determined to raise their own
bread stuffs. The negroes steal everything
they can lay their hands on, and the conse-
quence is that few persons turn their attention
to the rearing Of poultry and stock. num-
Der Of negro refugees from the overfowed
parishes of Tensas and Madison, have passed
through this county, going further back into
the bill lands. in the interior of this State.
This is gratifying to every Louisianian who
loves the old Pelican State A sufficient num-
Der Of the Nations Wards have been forced
out BY the overflow, to insure crushing VIC
tory for the white race in November, SO, after
all, the overflow has really been blessing in
disguise. JuvENIs.
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Nor VALID SORT OF MARR1AGE.-The
Norfolk, Va, Landmark, says: At the late
June term OF the Circuit Court, held at Hamp-
ton, Judge George T. Garrison decided that
the act Of Assembly passed at the session of
1865, providing that all colored persons coha-
biting together at the time of the passage Of
the act, although not lawfully married, should
case was q prosecution of two colored men
for bigamy under that statne. The prisoners
were discharged If we understand the hear
ing Of this decision, it is to unmarry thou-
sands of colored persons whom the act at
tempted to make husband and wife.
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Lucy Hooper of the Philadelphia Press,
Inns describes Marshal MacMahon 1.-THE
Marshal MacMahon was present as was also
ans stout and short and most unstylish looking
sHe, in her dress of dark blue silk, with tunic
and sleeveless corsage of open-worked black
sin, a hat wreathed with pale pink roses a. ID
. bouquet Of pink roses in her hand, looked
ke tho h"usekeeper of some aristocratic fam
abroad in her best clothes,
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Robes% Nuner, Of Oalaverss, OtI knows bo,

hooest Nuner. Of OAlsveras, Cal knows how
foeas 70 fsii into a hole eight hundred fee
<aeep' lie was working at the top of the shat
If the OWN mine. when he was struck bv tbf
ub and knocked headlong into it. Alter de.
ocndias few feet he struck timber, which
partially broke his fall. and at the same time
Sas lucky enough to be within reach of the
sen wire. which he grasped His momentum
= sas 90 great however, that although he chung
. his sAai support with an ENERGY nerved by
aeaPes~ason. his hold was broken. and he con-
anued his ffightfnl passage down the shaft
smother set Of 6nbers impeded his AL, and
aeAh cautchins tie bet. Nuner sacceeded in
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Michigan will be the first State in the Union
called upon to decide by a vote of the people
on the question of woman's suffrage. The
election occurs next November, and the con-
test promises to be quite lively. The form
in which the question is to be decided is by a
vote on constitutional amendment, which if
adopted, will extend the right of suffrage to
every woman Of age in Michigan.
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rHE ComEr.- A dark cloud persistently
Kept in the way of observer of the comet Sun
Day night. and for several nights the cloudy
weather has prevented satisfactory observa-
t'ons. The weather permitting. it may be
seen few evenings more, each time lower
down towards the horizon.
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Science demonstrates that if the comet
should only come some forty millions of miles
nearer the earth there might be a collision at
tended with serious Inconvenience to those Of
rs who are chained to this terrestrial hall
But under the circumstances, we are not fear
fully distressed for far Of an accident Forty
millions Of miles make very pleasant little
lee VIZ
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DIED.

MORPHY-On Sunday, July 70, 1874, at 81
D. Z. Morphy and Louise E. Grivot.
LARKIN-On Friday, July 10th, 1874, Francis
Larkin, aged 40 years, native of County Galway,
ireland, Parish Of Ericourt, and resident Of
this city for the past 26 years.
dence, No. 124 Felicity street. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
on the 14th inst His friends and acquaintances
are respectfully invited to attend.
New York, Nashville, Tenn, and California
papers please copy.
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The Nashville Ba'neY says; The newl,
elected Senator from Connecticut, Mr.. Eaton.
stauncs, Democ has written letter to y
ricnd in Texas in which he says the New
England Republicans are becoming alarmed
1T the rapid strides which Capitalization has
made in The last ten years TO this he as
's1bes the late Democratic victory in his State
He Welcomes the Grange movement in the
West as favorable to Democracy. and claims
IN unnamed Southern States for the Democ-
acy TO start with in 1876"
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Capt John Cowdon is favorably spoken of,
Ese notice. for Congressman from the Mem
.'s'his District Capt Cowdon is not unknown
n this city as gentlemen of practical knowl-
adgc Of he wants Of the people Of the Missis-
hippi Valley. and is, we believe, an advocate
Of the Fort st. Philip Canal.
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A Chicago reporter paid his dentist in this
way: DR.. Grouse, the well known and popu-
lar dentist, whose fame as an operstor upon
the human tooth is as widespread Is the
heavens above, is about to leave his immense
practice for few days shooting in Indiana,
where the steady arm which has 90 often tom
the stubborn molar from it, resting place, yin
direct the htel pellet upon the gcntle wood
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The people Of London, in commentator
Of the emancipation of the slaves in this coun-
ny, have erected tower on commanding
site on the south side of the city, which will
be known A. Lincoln Tower, in recognition of
mis- advocacy of the abolition of slavery
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Mr.. Geo. Ellis, Of the Post Office News
Depot, will please accept our thanks for late
London papers. In addition to all the best
american and European publications, Mr.
Ellis has FOR sale large collection of second
hand novels and magazines which are dis
posed Of Al a merely nominal price
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Having been assured by the friends of Mr..
.Neightman. of the Picayune, that the article
the Times of April 23d had been disayowed
,y the editor of that journal, SO far as concern
I'D any personal reflections on him, we deem
our duty TO retract the offensive comments
BASED upon the republication Of extracts of
I hat artide which appeared in the Sundays
EDITION Of The BULLETIN
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For the Gulf States generally warm and
clear weather, except on the immediate coast
outheaA to southwest winds, and rising
barometer in the Gulf States
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Ellis Bros. sends us by that obliging clerk
u theirs. !" Nick, the Courier Journal Daily
';sraphic. Comic Monthly, Harpers Weekly,
Frank Lcslie's illustrated Newspaper, and
New Yosk Clipper
There Ac several more numbers of each on
ne counters
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The eccentric luminary Of old Codger may
not be FIRST class comet, but no one can
deny that it Is FIRST class fraud It is evi-
IDENTITY ashamed Of itself, and by mo means
proud Of it, tail. than which 60 many moro
striking and expansive have been unfolded in
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We are under obligations to Haley, the
'ne~sdealcr, for the New York Clipper, Spirit
h the Tunes, Forrest and Stream, American
sportsman. and the Turf Field and Farm
Those who desire to enjoy an afternoons
seat should inspect his treasure-laden shelves
it 10 Commercial AlIey
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This Government ,oas made by UIte men, fo1
he ben9a Of rohite men and their 1,osterity for
Den, and sho"ld be administered by ,chite men
ind BY none other whatsoever. Stephen A.
Douglas.
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DeDOt for Disi,afecta3sts.
X ELLY'S LA b o RIA T OR Y
Corner Common and Claiborne streets.

The undersigned having contracted w.t. the
City Of New Orleans to furnish Disinfectants for
use of the Board Of Health, win sell crude car
boc acid At Csc per gallon, zinc iron, COO per gal
lon; Calvert's pure csrbolie acid No. a* 16o per
pound copperas, roll sulphur, and chloride lime
at low rates. Special quotations to the tEade.
WIN. ]. KELLY.
46, 48 l. 50 Claiborne street. COZ. Common.
feQ81mk
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TAKE FURNITURE ON STORAGE
CONDENSED MILK.
CRESCENT BRAND.

New ORLEANS, May T. 1874
To the Eagle Condensed Milk Company, Crescent
Brand, No. SIS West Eighteenth street, New
York:
Gentlemen-Having thoroughly and critically
tested the Condensed Milk prepared by you,
take pleasure in reporting that find it TO be -
represented,
PURE COWS MILK, COMBINED WITH TW
BEST REFINED SUGAR.
And having compared the Crescent Brand with
various brands Of condensed milk sold in the
market, pronounce yours to be superior to any
other in PURITY and RICHNESS.
have no hesitation in recommending Tho
Crescent Milk as food for infants.
Yours respectfully,
The CRESCENT MILK is for sale at wholesale By
j. l. Adams & Co., H. r. Gogreve.
Hersch & Adler, W. G. Lyon Co.,
Lochte Cordes, ). T. Moore Co.,
Meyers Levy, McGrath Compton,
Il. Pohlman, B. Rel,
Ram Co. Schneider l. Zuberbier.
B. H. Flaspoller. J. G. Spor.
And Wholesale grocery houses generally.
And at retail at the following houses:
V. Baab, F. Limongy.
e. Ballejo, ]. W. Pratt,
u. Beck, A. G. Phelps,
Clark Meader, ]. K Renaud l. Co..
John Cottraux, Swarbrick & Co.,
Peter Grief, G. Sciaccaluga & Co.,
NJ Hacket, Toby & Co.,
w. H. Henning & Co.
je21 2dp
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i,oston Corbett who killed Wilkes Booth,
5 3 Methodist preacher in Camden, n. j., and
makes hat. during six days of the week
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Inc ''nehsh press does not view the pro-
posed reciprocity treaty with Canada with
Avor. 9he Standard, one Of the most liberal
u the London journals. says at will
establish separate North American Zollve-
Elm in regard to all essential articles of trade
between the States aud the Dominion, e1-
Guiding England from the Canadian markets,
ke foreign and less favored nation. The
Canadian frontier will be virtually obliterated,
nd the absorption Of the British North Anne
can provinces by the United States becomes
snly Question Of time"
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NeaU Fall Goods.
j. LEVOIS & JAMESON,

Aave opened
NEW FALL PRINTS, in American Standards,
narrow and wide widths.
Also
WHITE and FANCY FLANNELS,
For early fall wear, bought at auction and unusu-
ally cheap.
From Paris we will open this week two cases of
PLAIN and STRIPED GRENADINES
for 60c per yard, guaranteed silk and wool
We are selling
CHARVETS, LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS
at cost, to close consignment.
J. LEVOIS & JAMESON,
Jyl2 st 126 Canal street.
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Uhite League, Rally!
TO THE BLUE FRUIT STORE,
Corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
And eat the Fruits of the season.
PLUMS, GRAPES. BANANAS, PEACHES.
PINEAPPLES, FIGS, ETC.
We make specially of
TIE s.
WHICH ARE IMPORTED DIRECT
And sold from so cents upward. Give us call.
j. NJ. NORICH,
jy12 Ct Up Corner Canal and Camn
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REMOVED.
10 H N DO IS,
FURNITURE DEALER.

JOHN BOTS,
FURNITURE DEALER,
Having removed to Nos. 152 and 154 Camp street,
would inform his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE ON STORAGE
AT THE
CHEAPEST RATES.
He will also continue to buy, sell, remove 10.
pair pack and ship Furniture with full guarantee,
PICTURES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
ie21 3m
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For the Bath /!

We are now closing out an invoice of TURK
ESH TOWELS, White and Brown, at unprece-
dented low prices. This is the last invoice at
such rates.
Also, on hand, fine lot Of
SPONGES,
SOAPS,
EXTRACTS,
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Some time ago the Municipality of Ber-
game exhumed the body Of Donizetti to trans
" it from the tomb Of the Pezzolis to the
/ cemetery II was found that portion of the
&uu Was missing. In fact, the surgeon in
rusted with the post norton examination had
'smoved't On his death it passed into the
Ands Of his nephew, who converted it into
s'cney@'cx The Municipality have taken
proceedings against him. and he has handed
sser the relic. which will be deposited in the
Saint May Major Church
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'0O0''s0 Cold Life Insurance ca.
OF MOBILE, ALA.
Z; =. THAMES, President;
IHOS: HENRY, ST., Vice President:
L. N. FOWLER, Secretary,

DIRECTORS:
=. f. Thames. Jacob Magee, T.W. Sims
P. D. Barker, A. G.. McCants 7 M T Thn,,
A. P. Bush, John Bowen T. Tc THOMSON
u. T. Duftee, J. H. Garner M. lew
L. Brewer, Thos. P. Miller n r Ivy
A. J. Gillespie, A. Murdoch P.os Giarenorn'
j. j. z; Chamberlain, J. H. Marshall P. II. Pennear
L. Henry, ST., G. G. Richards, I. J. Darapptp 0i'
c. E. Rushing
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH
References by permission:
A. Thomson & Co.. Flash Iav;.Aco
f feisu Sau 1hraB Bank Jno r Harde Co.,
Formerly Equitable of New York
Reliable agents wanted. ;v19 ~ a 80 Sea''
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Notwithstanding the hard times, there are
thirty two millionaites at Saratoga.
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Take Notice.

TAKE Notice,
We are still settling CITY pArr r.vr,
very liberal discount.
E. q. LEVY co
100 Gravier street,
New Orleans, July 1, 1874 iy1 2weod2dn
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HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS
1t is his intention to sell his assortment -,
Goods at 70 per cent below cost price. BARGAIN.
offered to city and country merchants.
ty1 15t2dp
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AND OTHER TOILET ARTICLES.
FREDERICTON & HARTE.
Jyl2 3t2dp 139 Canal street, Tuoro Buildinos
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TERMS-Oue Dollar per Month Twelve Dollars
PER Year
Inscriptions for tho DAILY BULLETIN received
at our counter 100 Gravier street.
The BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS
not EXCEEDING One Square, for Fifty Cents each
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Time OF Arrival and Departure II Nails


FROM THE
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE,
Mobile and Lake Coast Closes hYAM:
arrives at PPM.
Mobile-Closes at 8 P. H.; arrives ct II r. +.
=. northern Mall-Closes ct 8 P. n; arrives q
II P. NJ.
10AM -
Texas and Shreveport Mafs-Closs q Tses.
days and Saturdays at Gao A. NJ; arzivo = ~.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Mail BY Morgan's Railroad Closes at e:OA l.:
arrives at $40 r. n.
Red River Hail-Closes At p. Il; arrives q
TAM.
vicksburg and Coast Nal Closes On Tuaganx.
Thursday and Saturday. ct p. n: ARRIVES q
Plaquemines Parish Mail-Gaoees on Tua.a.v
and Friday 1t $40 A. Il; arrives 81 Wadnee5ex
and Saturday at $50 r. r
po g " i-otseez 4 IAN arrives
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Is. f. Motion,

+. F. Motion,
H......R VAL STREET., Al
Announces to the public and his old patrons
tnat ne has re-opened his store for the sale OF
CROCKERY, GLASS AND PORCELAIN WARE
And