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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
By o. Valeton.
STOCK or GROCERIES AT AUCTION.

Nsy1h Of GL.VJbRIEJ 4! AU'!I'S.
SUCCESSION OF MR.. MARY BYRNE, WIFE OF
TERENCE COOK
Second i,istric. Court for the Parish Of orleans-
No. 80 1863.
DY D. VALETOS. ACCTIONRER.-WR DyES-
ID DAY February 1, at IL A. NJ, will be sold on
Delord street, between Magazine and Poucher in
compliance with order from the Hon a. L. Tis-
sot judge of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated January 2S, 1874 for &C.
count of the above succession
A STOCK or GROCfRlES, consisting of coffee
sugar soap, teas candles. lard butter etc. Also
q lot Of household furniture.
Terms-Cash. ia29 I'd
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
HiRy ADEiiNE CHAMPAGNE. WIDOW OF TIE
LATE JAMES MALLEY. vs. 9HH MENOH
s.kAE tEl!GER.
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The above Statement: is a just, true and cogreo.
.Isnscyy: from The books of the company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President
C. ". So.r. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans city OF New Orleans
Sworn TO and subscribed before me the ninth day
OF june! 1873, =. CHARLES CUvELLIER,
Notary Public.
A: meeting of the Board Of Directors held OF
the ninth day of June, 1873, it resolved to de-
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
on the net earned participating premiums for the
year ending Nay 81, 1873, ayable on third Monday
in July next.
Also to pay 70 the stockholders on demand
terest at the rate of ten per cent per annum
their stock.
DIRECTORS
P. Maspero, David McCoarG,
=. 2. Ref, l.. r. Generes
II. PUG. p. Fourchy,
P. s. Witz, j. Fernandez,
d. A. Chatfraix, }. II. Allen,
CHARLES LATTE. jeDl -
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TAEA fETTE
FIRE. INSURANCE COMPANY
sew ORLEANS
Fourth Annual Statement, 1873.

IN conformity 20 the requirements OF its char.
ter, the company publishes the following state.
ment o: It's business Cox tie year ending December
81. 1873:
Amount .: premiums on fire risks DIR
ing the year. including untaTH.d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

Trustees.
v.NOLLiEDEH, WILLIAM LEONARD
F.BELIEG. WILLIAM EBERT.
:. Z. LOEB. II. ACCOM-.
Z. :CH8RM.E%. i. J. MUIEH.
=. BL4lSE, :. LEVY,
P s. ANDERSON. WILLIAM BRAUN. jR..
II. HAFNER, JACOB Won HOVEN,
JACOB ALT, J. NJ. BEGUE,
HUGO RSDWI1Z. JOSEPH BRANDNER.
At the first regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Trustees it was resolved that an interest
Of ten per cent on the capital stock be paid in
cash on ana after the fifteenth day of February
next
ial5l Z. MEIER, Secretary.
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INTRODUCTION OF L. V. c. DUMoNTAT.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1882.
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asa. SAhhihkEs S.Cs SJes.ssIs
J. ?. Rory, SECRETARY.
BOARD OF DIRECrOh:.
Elected February u. 1875.
.aar!.s Briggs, .homas II. Ru.s.
ant. CaTTi'Ts. CAN. Honoi.
George :. iosdics =. !aEison.
Z. BTugies 4. s. Howard.
7. anderson. Felix iari.e.
A. FGeGcts. Aug. BONN
George v. :u's.'. edward Toby.
t.F. St0cfms.e:. Wash. Morton.
Senr, J. Vose. William Knox,
Z. Marquee. ". S. Bailey.
Charles Weishas:. ;. Z. LIvaUda.s
4. Lecourt. ets oed vio.s:s
Frank Williams. :. K. Miller.
Charles Laf:t.. Edward Aor,...
Rudolph Sies. "A. Lrm,
". C. Black. Siias Weeks.
GEORGE ". HvDson
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

= COMPLETE BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT ~ VaE
THIRD DISTRICT. WITH THREE STORY
BRICK STORE, FRONT TO TIL. SHIPPING.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH WiNTERHALDER.
SccoE. p..:.!., Court Tor ~. Parish, o: Orl.sHs--
No. 50 i.!.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Ol'.a,s-
No. 80 1855.
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The above statement is a just, true and correct
transcript from the books o. the association.
5. (. LOEB. President.
4. MEIER. Secretary.
Sworn 20 AMI subscribed beio:e NE This four.
:eenth day OF January. 1874.
ABEL DRslF0v$, Notary Public.
Al snecia! meeting. held in conformity with
the charter the first Monday il January, 1874,
Mr.. ). L. LOEB, President: T. MEYER, Secretary.
and o. :. ASCH, Superintendent o: Agencies, were
Reelected uHanlEnousiv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-27
Cranes SaceesanY.

Crane, who acted a. assistant counsel aud
standing witness for the obstructionists at the
last investig CATION, was on hand to undertake
the same job ths.time but the memoir alists con-
Guided they could not quite stomach assocla-
ton with him; and moreover, - Q matter OF
policy 1t was not deemed advisable to have him
coming to the front In their behalf. As they
could not stand Gram, what must be their dis
gust to find such person IS the correspondent
Of the New York Sun pushing himself into their
companionship and volunteering to do the
dirty, busy-tody work performed by Crane.
He yesterday had the assurance to seat himself
with the counsel for the memorialists q. the
table, where
Squat like toad close at the ear Of Eve
he supplied them with Suggestions Of human
depravIty from his abundant store. How sweet
it must be to Messrs. Corcoran, Riggs, Brown,
Claggett, Jackson, Bryan, Adams, Norment
and the rest; and their counsel, Messrs Merrick
and Christie, to have associated with them q
"pal' of Blumenburg, who has jus. left the
country 20 hastily, and hose financial exploits
in Washington have been related in every paper
in the country-e1ospt the New FORK Sun,
IL will be seen that the notorious Pat Guilt
name, who was overhauled so sharply by the
Board of Public Works for the miserable job he
performed in his Four and-a- half street CEN
tract, is on the stand this afternoon swearing
away at COL Magru Ter like good fellow. 1t
would be new experience for Pat to find him.
sef telling the truth about his operations.
TEE WEEKLY STAR, now r,ady, contains all
the news of the week, local ard general; pro-
ceediDgs of Congress; the temperance crusade;
a Danbury candy pulling; a large amount of
literary matter, stories, poems and sketches,
society and fashion notes, Washington ne Tvs and
gossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
&C.. &c.
Terms, One dollar and a half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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EDgnsh breHkISW bouchong TeA At. 50
CORNER SECOND AND G srBEErs n. II.
Also, large lot Of O0HFlES, which OFFER .
lowest cssh prices. mar6-lm-
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PERSONAL.

BsOLUr1 DIv0ROEs OBTAIHRD PROn
"A OOy1Te Of different statss for dess!tion, 10
Nc publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. 1ddTes II. HOUSE, Attorney, i've
Broadway, N. Y. docl.Ams
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TIE Moop Hnusk

en- sufhoIized 60 oner Tor sale for . limited
time that Valuable property known the AHA
WoOD HOUSE, situsted on the corner 81 PennsIl.
Nsnia ave and 18th Il. The whole property Ia. re-
Gently been put I'm hrst-clsss repair Oapifaliss
dssifins 10 itveet IN nrst class property will be
offered great Inducements IN price and terms. g. TO-
Is, end ~ years tin e will De- given on large pro,
p,ston - TIE amount asked for the property.
~ TOT r1.thsr particular. enquire % w. n.
Rooms, el2 Market Space Rep I mas
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Wy BORING MEN, to the form alton of L abor
snge At 9l2 street northwest, SATURDAY
AWNING, 2Sth instant. ct O'Clock.
maiG-2s' MECHANICS AND LABORERS.
rFMAsTER BRIOkLAYERS OF TaE DIS
Wy TBlCT OF COLUMBIA are requested TO
meet a. the Board of Trade Rooms, Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Center Market, on FRIDAY
EVfNlNG, at O'Clock, March 9th. mar2Ssts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-27

Governor Campbell. Of Wyoming territory,
has borne favorable testimony IS to the practi-
cal working Of woman suffrage in that terri
tory. Ex-Governor Lee, Of the same territory,
bears similar testimony, and in . late lecture In
Boston said that no domestic jars have occurred
In consequence Of female suffrage, even when
In one case husband and wife were rival can
oidates for the same Office, the one on the dem
ocratic, the other on the republican ticket. The
women usually vote for the best candida and
cannot be bribed, and the whole political sItus-
ton Ii improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-27

% CONS AHD BOARD-Several dne large
II LOOMS, Iictly furnished, with first clase n 4.
BLh BOARD, ct 1104 18th street north vest.
time moderate. maria TT
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The action Of the Senate Committee on
Patents yesterday, in refusing to recommend
the extension OF certain important patents it is
believed will establish q precedent, and the
principle that ordinarily where q patent has
been extended for q reasonable length of time
Congress will decline to prolong its duration.
The patents which the committee refuse to ex-
tend are the Wells hat body machine, the
Tauner car brake, and the Eickmeyer patent
for stitching hat Innings. All of these patents
are in general use and hence the Importance Ct
the action Of the committee who take the view
that the patentees have derived q sufficient
compensation for their inventions, and that to
extend them further would be to infict a tar
not only upon corporations, but upon every per-
son purchasing articles manufactured through
the agency Of the inventions referred to 1t re-
mains TO be seen what action the House COM
mittee will take on the same applications, but
they can hardly fail TO take the same course in
behalf or the general public.
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/ WOULD GALL TIE ATTENTION
BLACK5MITH5, coal AND BRICK MER
CHANTS.
AID. IN fact, every one owning Horses AID Carts to
MCOLURk'S PATENT CART BACK CHAINS,
now in stock. Call and ex smihe at
l.. y. CAMPBELL'S,
Sign of the &c JIden Anvil"
maIs1-6tf QUO Pean.y " Ania as enue.
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-Four persons-s woman and her three little
ehiidren-wers burned 10 death In the are at
Mott Haven, n. ", night or two since, be-
cause neither Of the police serReants knew how
20 telegraph the alarm. hence twenty i've min
ntss elapsed before any assistance Was rendered
by the ere department. IL IL safs to say that
s-r 2ksse cities might be saved II there was no
be- ~ valuable time by delay In trapsmitting
&c A-aIps " TIC engine houses.
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+ BFsIDENGI and GROU NDs adjoising the res
ervoir on Georgetown Hsishrs, formerly occupied
by President Grant, and NV By ]. Harris 9astrell,
Of the British II gallon.
the house 10 large. Furnished with all the modern
improvements, and 10 suitable for eptortaining the
grounds are ha.dsom.ly ornapented with fae
sbrDbbery and evergreens; the situation IL unsur
passed BY In the District, having splendid view
lfthe whole city, river AID surrounding country.
The grounds are very large. Containing nearly
ninety thousand square feet. The property will be
sod on easy terms or rented to hrst-class tenant
a ply TO 4. L. HUME, of Hall Hume, grocers,
eO5 Penpsylv anita avenue. mars Son
EOR RINT-One Of those handsome RESI-
Il DENOE6, No. - K street northeas.; ell the
ms dern nnVfovemeLtsi convenient TO street cars,
Apply to p. 4. BYRN1, TOT 7th street nsfthweets
or III " 4 street northeast marn %.
EOR eAL.-Blegaut HOUSE in tbs north vest
Il erp section Of the CITY, tbree-story, pressed
brieA trent bay window, nine rooms. wster and sas
walls painted. paneled and trimmed IN gut; and in
fa,t, L. does not want single e,potntment that
either luxury Or eonyenisace could demand; large
yard mont and iron fence In front. Price only
% 100. Terms: HaH or one-third cash; balance On
time Street Improvements all made. very rare
Char The fur fture contained In the ab house
befre Of the latest style, win also b scd sn res
Besl Estate Broker,
~ IT, - 40 - A.
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nj KTROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

M KTROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
AMo %Ss 7E sEr Gq2D e. ySB
F0LLOWIN8 SPkCIALTIES:
Lsdlss' Gherise. Plain CORDED. Tucked and Ruff
troldeIy, &C., al at q each.
LaGies Tucked and kufled skirts. 81.
J edies' Drawers, Embroidery and Raffie, Ell.
Ladies Drawers, Tucks kuffie, soc.
Long and Short Gowns, 81
Hands me Lace Titles, 1. 8 or for 81.
g. nts' Fine Liner Collars, Standing or Turn Down,
6for 81.
siverbe'g'. Metropolitan Dollar Stsre
ss dsss &.s, sds
Fine French China spit.oon., 81:
Cut Glass sait Cellars, engraved, &c.
Boheniian Glass Vases, lowered and gilt, hne, 81
BsantifoI Boquet Holders, SOC.
lo!snts. Bssk.ts, 81.
Work Stands, Market Baskets, Travelling Baskets,
ne windsor er Plaid scarfs. e,.
ace Ruche for the peck 25c.
s bf: 81 ootssI rae sos sns i Wall.
Eckets, Towel-racks Carved and Gilt icture
= Frames, sc. ase; to 81.
BesI Dominoes, 81.
Play ing Cards, &c. TO Soc.
Zeal Hair Switches for q ,rouet Braids, 81,
l0 0steroscopc Views, 81 per dozen.
s,l r.oscopes, very fine; g.; "a,
And a thousand Other n.w articles on ANY Of ,rhieh
yOH ,riH from Is TO SOC. ths doIior ty buy
tHs them at
SILVER BBRG'S
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
sI2 SEVENTH STREET,
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The Investigation drAss its dreary length
again to day without sffording any comfort to
the memoriAlists or support to their oh argos.
Occasionally they light on . clerical error. or
something OF the sort, and their faces bri xhten
mp with the hope that they "have found some
thing" but very soon satisfactory explain alton
comes for the trivial error or seeming discrep
ancy, and their faces lengthen again. Should
the investigation drag on for ninety days, q
threatened. il will be almost impossible to keen
mp human interest to the close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-27

At the monthly sale Of the Scranton coal, in
New York, Monday, with the exception Of
steamboat, which fell OF 2Xc. per ton, there
was IN advance on the various qualities aver
aging axe on crate, 90. on egg, Ikc. on stove
and A. &c on chestnut. This slight rise indicates
that the coal combustion has been only par
italy successful In carrying out it, programme,
which contemplated an advance Of Is cents per
ton each month.
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EOR eALB, RENT On ExCHAu0e1 For
HOUSES. with modern imDroyemeuis, end
rertipe q e1 pes month. Apply 70 1Lp1TD0E
m maxls-lm
EUB HENT-Three pressed brick front and nan-
Il sard roof HOUSES, situated on nev Jersey
tsins eleven large rocms, with bath-room, wsses
closet, stationary veshstsnde and ve.h tray mr.
hot and cold vetsr, ard sPsaking tubes throashout
nsccssesy 10 SsSs 8 conSiess homs. iDpiy to 3.
II. kYAH . 90, No. S23 7th street north vest,
opposite roet once Ospartmeuf, % ue 81: on
the prentses. marB ~
LOB 1BNT-H0Uek l0Sl IN strvst. 70 room,
I'm rss LAT. AZ .Hsssy n gsr 1essh. ias1.rs "
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X. ah sss ss!ssS:.:S s... .gsornOsr.Hs.

n aAhh s 80 se1e.sS s ir.es, 'ioahsks'
Federal BuilSings, opposite p. D. Depsr>menf.
10 partiss desiIipe 10 buy or ell Real Bstste,
fsciii,iee We give the highest market price for al
elssss 81 District Of Columbia securities. and PAY
we give sDecial attention 90 peR 81 -ttng Loans
end Placing money yuA eionsiy and eateiy on Heal
cost TO parties furniships the fuods.
We hope, By prompt ssd csrsful stention 20 the
infer este Of castomers, 20 merit fsir snare OF
i scsT 4 7 R ~ H. srDrsrr.Ausrrs.
W. refer BY p.rmis.iOs % Hsa. Powell Clayton.
n q a.: Hon. b ". Dorsey, u. .. -; Hou. Joen
Aha Dor suI Cepera OF Swiir sriand q. =. Prents,
Cashisr German American SAVING Bank. Cob ID
y ard Dsbiels, Bditor Richmond state Journal.
narU-lm
NTofIOI-fhst n D. JUsrH. SIS y vsr~ss. be-
N t~sss ssh end 7rs ssrssss northvesf. sslis ess-
70 sIooND- aANp OLoTaINo
n L. sbso hsn the cost Of rsedy -0sde neu cpo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-18
TIE MARKET.

BDrOur friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sale from first hand, in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
ilgures. -YrSa
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Police Court.

Two ease. were all that Judge Bros.
had to attend to yesterday, and lac got
rid of them in the following manner /:
Thomas Anderson. a somewhat bolster.
Gus gentleman. was arrested by Officer
LalIue for disturbing the cquanimity OF
Henry Green, quiet and inofiensiyc
gentleman. After hearing the evidence,
the Judge fined the offender $40 and
costs. and sent him to the lookup for
eight days.
The next case was that of II. Griffin.
the negro whose case was continued from
Wednesday, charged with stealing an
oyercoat. After the evidence was heard
the judge held defendant to bail in the
sum of five hundred dollars 10 appear at
the next term of the circuit court lie
was sent TO jail, not being able to find
anyone who would 20 onh his bond.
Judge Bird had a solitary ca,e-that
If Thomas Wilson, who was arrested for
drunkenness. and fined $40 and costs.
Not having the money to pay hi, fine. he
wa' sent 10 the city Jail for eight days.
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Personal.

Mr.. Robinson, bro,her-in-law of the
late Capt. Falls. returned to Philadelphia
Yesterday to make arrangements for re-
moving to Cairo, where lac intends max
ing his home for the future. II had been
thought. and so reported. that Capt.
Falls had not made will, and that there
would be- some difficulty in settling the
estate, but a will has been found, com
plete in all its details, in which he make.
his sister, Mrs. Robinson. his sole heir,
and her husband executor of the estate.
Byron makes few remarks, which
We have forgotten. about the misery OF
doing something great aud then having
your name spclt wrong in the gazette
not the Cairo Gasette. but the gazette in
which the big fry of the world are ga
zetted but what is such misery to that
which Mr.. Wilcox. of the st. Charles.
must have experienced. when he read in
The Globe, Of st. Louis, that Joseph VIII
cox, proprietor of the st. Charles hotel of
Cairo, Ills, was at the Lindcllg
Our old friend, the crratic genius.
Rev. ID. II. Turney, wishes to lecture In
this city before Christmas. Turney is a
clever lecturer-chuck full of learning
and brimmng over with good humor:
but for some reason our people do not
take TO him. We are the only person in
the city who appreciates him. In hi.
postal card to H.. proposing to lecture.
Mr.. Turney say: Under the favor and
blessing of God. enjoy a reasonable
share of physical and religious prosper
ity. and am growing in grace and the
knowledge of the truth As it l. in Christ"
such missions a this we appreciate.
They arouse our religious emotions.
which are numerous.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Fresh oysters or anything else YOU
want at the DelmoDico Restaurant, open
day and night.
90 to Sproat's, 1856 Ohio Leyee, and
get your oysters by the hundred or can
fresh every morning. i2-lt
oyne's oysters depot and restaurant.
oysters In the shell and can, fresh every
Jay, at Phil saup's old stand, between
sixth and Seventh streets. Cairo, Illinois.
"A good assortmento o. all kinds OF heating
stoves warranted sound and perfect. and
not injurei by the late fire, very cheap Of
I. J KKRTu's. I2-ls-i0t
IL you want fresh oysters without pay
Ing for the can and transportation, 20 to
sproavs, 1gb Ohio Levee, and get them by
the pail FUN, fresh every morning. Pat
Having given up my old stand on the
! ievee and taken Keohier & Bros shop, on
Tlghtn street, shall be prepared to sun
ply tho citizens q Cairo, with the best
meats the market affords. Please call aud
see me. Phil. uov.pn
| --Sproat, l35 OHIO Levee, 10 furnishing
oyiters In the right shape. Families can
be supplied In any quantity--fresh every
morning. f2-4-tf
AT "Our Saloon" Eighth street, be.
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio levee
the hungry may find all kinds Of ediblcs--
herring, sausage, cheese, &C., and the
thirsty the finest Of wines and liquors, fresh
lager beer, and the best brands of cigars.
Attentive bar-keepers are always on hand !;
and the lunch set daily, at ten o'clock, Sun
days included, is as fine as any in the city
10-22-tf
Get your oysters at the Deimonico.
| Joe Roneker is now IN full control Of
the Washington bakery, ana having learn
ed the wants OF the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Bsstoo, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in a FIRST
class bakery. lie maintaines a full stock OF
,onfectioneries, and can, as well as any
other dealer in the city, fill all orders in
that line.
Sugar Kettles, ovens, skillets and lids,
pumps, grain and grass scythes, wire cloth,
CRATES, stove pipe, elbows and large vari-
ETY. OF other goods saved from the late fire,
is now being sold at % to IS per cent below
cost at T. J. kERTH's. 61-l2-16l0t
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamented on
.h ort notice. Special attention given to
The orders ofwedding or picnic parties.
9-l2-tf
The best oysters at the Delmonico Res
taurant. 267-9-20-tf.
-Newly-aitei, finely furnished barber
shop by George steinhouse, corner Com
avenue and Eighth street. Years
OF pract ce have given him light hand
that IN kes smooth shave delightful. All
who try him once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit OF his customers, aud there is
no edious waiting for turns. II
IL you want lod coal or wood cook
stove for below cost, ell at 4. j. kERTH's.
l2iG-l0t
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pretty women and Masons Of the true
blue kind.
"A meeting of the directors Of the
Cairo and st. Louis railroad company
will be held at East st. Louis, next Tues
day, when the matter of an arrangement
with Mr.. Morgan, Of the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad, which viii result in an
'incline" being put in near the old fort,
will br rt.sil red.
| Til Irllbcrs Of the Methodist
| church Win meet in the church tonight
to make arrangements for the cele-
bration ~ Christmas. II has not yet
been decided by them whether they will
have a Christmas tree or not, but a def
mite conclusion will be arrived at this
evening.
The river column of the New Orleans
Times, nth inst, contains the following
paragraph:
From w. II. Bofinger. steamboat agent.
also agent for the Cairo and Nincennes
Railroad office lbs Grayier street, we learn
that the Ohio Valley Transportation Com
pany's steamers Peytona and barges,
Parker, Shallcross and G. ID. McCullum
left yesterday at p. m. with 1900 tons
sugar. molasses aud miscellaneous mer-
chandisc for Louisville. Cincinnati aud
point above.
The erection of Foster * Rexford's
big ice-hOusc, which Is to be built on the
Hat below the St. Charles hotel, has been
postponed until after the holidays. The
carpenters who have been engaged to do
the work are now employed in another
way, and will not DC able to go TO work
on the building until the time named
above. When completed. this will be the
largest structure Of the kind in this part
of the State. We hope Messrs. Foster &
Rexford may realize a handsome profit
from their investment, as they certainly
will
Mr.. William Ehler. has spread himself
ont like a green bay tree. lie has pur-
chased another shoe shop.si Ohio Levee.
which he will conduct under the
foremanship Of Mr.. Phillip Baugh. and
run the old one himself. Mr.. Ehlers will
cndeavor TO he present at both his shops
at the same time. While present bodily at
one. he will be present in spirit at the
other. lie has been developing spiritu-
ally, and ha, obtained the power of di-
vding himself into two shoemakers. both
of whom are the same-thc most cncr-
getic aud successful shoemaker in the