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tary service. and to the accused compels me
TO ask concurrence in the postponement OF
this inquiry for the present. We are all
bound 10 believe in the entire innocence of
Colonel Babcock, and the presumption can
not be repealed without clear evidence. 1t is
due him TO suppose that this court of inquiry
was asked In good faith for the reasons
given. In the course of legal trial in st.
Louis Colonel Babcock was alleged to be
for a hearing In the same court, but was in
formed that he could not have IL, because
the evidence was closed. These circum-
stences led him todemand court of inquiry
as the only means of vindicatiOn that was
left. Since then he has been formally in
dicted, and he is now certain OF getting that
full and fair trial before an impartial Jury
s M The
converting military court for the determi-
nation of his guilt or innocence no longer
exists. 1t is believed that our action as
military tribunal cannot GUST the jun isdic-
ton OF the court while the indictment is
pending. The President has said, through
the Attorney General, that such was not
the intention. Then the trial at st. Louis
end this inquiry must go on at the same
time, unless we await the result of the In
a9 uh,y there. The difficulties are very formi
"The accused must be present at the trial
of the Indictment. Shall we proceed To hear
the cause behind his back? Or shall we vex
of ofm ab wi is tsas at 0pceY the injustice
ture of the case that the evidence is yerv
voluminous, consisting OF records, papers
and oral testimony. Can we compel the pro
duction of these while they are wanted for
the purposes Of the trial at st. Louis? Ger
tainly not If the military be, as the consti-
tuition declares, subordinate to the civil an
thorities, shall we proceed without evidence.
and give an opinion in ignorance OF the facts?
That cannot be the wish of anybody. take
il for granted the trial at st. Louis will be
fair as well as legal, and that the Judgment
will be according TO the very truth and jus-
tiee of the cause.
alt will, without question, be binding and
conclusive upon US, npon the government,
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING.-The nuptials
of Mrs. Carrie A. Carroll, Of this city, and
Mr.. VIM. H. Devotion Haggard, of the Eng
lish Legation, were celebrated here this
morning, at the corner of 18th and r streets,
at half-past IL O'Clock. After the ceremony
the bridal party and guests partook of a
handsome collation., which was served by
Wormley in excellent taste.
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GIN. AND MRS. SHERMAN expect to gather
all their children about them at Christmas
Later in the winter Mrs. Sherman may take
her youngest son, who, we regret to say, is
not in his usual health. to San Antonio
Texas, a warmer climate being recommend
ed to him.-Ne1U York Herald
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THE POSTAL CARS BETWEEN WASHING
TON AND NEW YoRK.-It having been init
mated that the postal cars will hereafter go
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, it
may be stated that they will arrive and de-
part by the Baltimore and Potomac road, as
usual.
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BOTS CLOTHIFG
AT SATISFACTORY PRICES.
hABLE BROTHERS,

FRANKLY go,
No. i221 PENSsYLvINI. vrxr-r
GeEeise Brazilian Pebble sseetscies. decf. i.tp
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Il tUrtt.

Hale PH'lspEiAIfIA FIRE CoMrsSY No ~ ,
March =, $50.
We, the undersigned Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
on behalf of Philadelphia Fire Company No. H. do
hereby return most grateful acknowledgements
to Messr5 Martin Finnerty, Marshal and Thomas
Fleming Aid for the splendid repast furnished to
the company, after the lon. and aeious march of the
day
TO sIlle ana tried friends Mr. Phil Nee abe
and his kind lady tor decorating our little hos. car
riag" Lulu McCabc. and Eor the splendid reception
rendered to uso
I" Mr.. W Il. Koonrs AMI lazy 10 their kind ~
ception and for retrcshnent, furnished to lis.
To Misses Celrstne and Colno koonts for floral
otlerin : presented.
/" Jnles Menard. 10Y quIn Sling refreshments TO
the inner man AFTER the copious aetis .hn BY
he waters from the heavens above.
To Leon Nunes. for tIyors extended
70 the Southern Express Company and ito wortfrv
local superintendent, Mr. Thomas NJ We,tcoat f.n
special and most welcome favors
To Miss Little. in aiding in decorations
And finally, to all kind friends We return grateful
thanks. Truly we will bear in remembrance all those
who hay" 80 kindly favored us the occasion of tn
late annual parad" of the Fire Department of New
Orleans. Our watchword is "A Friend in Need is a
f. BURKE. Chairman:
T. L. III TECHNICS
6. j. MILTEMORE
THOMAS FULHAM.
mhS JAMES FUREY
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DIED.

! ROMER-On Saturday. March Is at / clock
Matthew j. onle son OF j. RoIaer and Josephine
/ Dentlnger, aged three months ami twenty three
! days.
| His funeral will take place this CSunday) evening
at o'clock precisely from the residence of his pa
| rents corner st Andrew and Laurel streets. The
friends ana acquaintance OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
SCHEREE-On Friday March 5th at o'clock P
NJ, Elizabeth Anna Scherer, daughter of Fred. W.
Scherer and Media EorgIimer aged four wears two
months and twenty-three days.
MORRISON Friday March 9TH IL, AT o clock
4. NJ, Capt, Eugene Morris in the tiftcth year of
Lis are.
REYNOLDS-On the morning Of March 9Th at
FIVE minutes past u oclo Mary \. AIulIedv, wife
of James Reynolds, aged 81 years.
RAINEY-O On Thursday morning at | O'Clock
Howard Rainey native of this city. in the
twenty fourth year OF his age.
MURPHY-On the It'll of March at 1I:3o oclock
Daniel Murphy in the forty,erond wear OF his ace
native Ct County Cork, Ireland and resident .:
this city FOR the last twenty five years.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at - NJ, at his Office on
Car"ndelet between lula and ST. Joseph streets. Dr.
j. f. Lockwood.
EYAN-At 10 \. NJ. March 3 I-,5 j. 7 Ryan. son
OF Edward Ryan ami Ellen Iiusscy, aged , years /
months and % days.
ALENANDER-on TUESDAY. March = at ?. NJ.
> - -itAttid'l H.ttIN'' III dJtl f1tNSlN
wears ten months and eight days. and a resident of
this city for the past thirty years.
PAhEON-On Tuesday, March at y o'clock 4
NJ. llenriettc Resale Padron Gl;tbicI aged 30
Ncars native oi New Orleans.
llERNpON-On Monday, March list at H.. + NJ
Eleanor NJ. taNanaush. wife OF Addison G. Helndon
native Of Liverpool, England in the twenty eighth
,ear Of her age.
TEEADAWAY March the lst 10. at a quarter
If nine O'Clock, Mrs BcIoia rrcadawav AGED
wenty one Years and tive months only daughter OF |
GUS Gcneste, and wife OF Jas. L. rleaiaway.
AHULDEE-Dn TUESDAY morning at halfpast T. |
nj eleven DAYS
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Original EIaeGice.

IL pieces "A Striped Victoria LAWN al zoe.
= :. NAINSOOK MUSLIN at 20c.
IL :. Very Fine :. at 30.
$50 Ladies' CAMBRIA at l2i.r.
= PLAIN Victoria LAW X at 20c.
6s Very superior =. at Soc.
- Very Fine IA white ORGANIZES 4, SIC
- White PIQU at 15c.
81 Fine at !5c. to 300.
% Fine Buff PIQUEat sc
rs. Irish LINEN at &c to 400.
ii Very Fine Irish LINEN at soc 10 foc.
sc Bloom Table DAMASk at soc. to .5c
1870 dozen Fine lIuck TOWELS at y
2O5 :. Dam;t>k NAPKINS at 81 to 81 %.
3ti2 yards MOZAMBIQUE at ljc to 35c
y eases IA i;leached COTTON at >, Of the
most popular makes.
20 bales Brown COTTON at &c.
cascs ~ pERCALES at T. e.
:. Real English at l5c
e :. Best American PRINTS at &c.
Lonsdale COTTON at II &c.
We call special attention to IS pieces
striped and Plain Spring silks.
FELLMAN BROS,
NH 1t l25 Canal street Touro Buildings.
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THE OPERA.-In spite Of the bad weather, Mr.
DardiSnac had fine house for his benefit last
night. Meyerbeers last masterpiece was quite
well rendered, and, as it will shortly be repeated
we defer our account of the performance until
then.
Tonight Adams favorite threeac opera, " 81
Jetais Roi," and ''Le Chalet" will be played,
Mr. Feitlinger taking the part of Corporal Max in
the last-named work. Tomorrow, first night of
Nile. de Murska in "Trovatore.
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The commencement exercises % the IL 2icsi
Department of the University of Louisiana Will
take place at St. Patrick's Hall, on Friday, March
18Th, commencing at l. o'clock.
There viii be the usual order OF exercises on
the occasion. The salutatory viii be delivered
by Prof. Saml. u. Bemiss NJ. D.. end the vale
lictery Of Albert y. Mile-, N. D.
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Spring Kid GlOres.

A FULL NEW STOCK IN SPRING SHADES
just arrived from Europe
At 81, 81 p, 81 30, 81 - pair in l, , ,, and 6
Buttons
All my Gloves warranted not to burst or tear
the first time put Another pair will be given in
every instance when the Gloves have burst or torn
and returned before being worm but no claim
will be entertained after the Gloves have been worn
S G. KREEGER
mt 1t - Canal street lower side
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But eighteen months ago reev ed he consumer
of the enormous prices obtained for dry goods in
this market, and we feel proud i'll having met with
the liberal support of an appreeiative public and
trust by constant effort To merit continuance.
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SELL so CHEAP

We here inform the public that ON Mr. Bernard
Fellnan, regularly residing in New Yok is con
stantly on the watch and avails himself Of every
opportunity offering in the auction and sheriff les
rooms. With cash in hand at all times enables him
to buy no only on the lowest terms but in many in
stances, when others cannot by at all This is the
great secret of our success.
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disciple Of the late-lamcutcd Trask rather
savag. " observes that when fellow, at the age
Of ninety, tott,fs on the brink of the grave from
the excessive use Of tobacco, ono feels an ire
slstible impulse to shove HIM in.
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On his return from a tour 4oYn the Rhine
last fall, Lavender was asked what he thou ylt of
the ylowr, when lac answered "Wel of all the
vows clapped my eyes on, the finest to my
taste, wss the Neux Cognac"
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J0cOb OFT,
e A II p f n T +, r.
z89 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute an orders in the Gar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
NJ II 2dn
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FOR CASH WE Bi Y-FOR CASH WE SELL
GREAT CASH PRINCIPLE,

We beg the public to bear in mind that we are the
pION EERS ia the
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lofIHoY ~ say, waiter vii ch did you put
IN first, the water or the splrits2" Waiter =
Whisky, sr and Won told mo to fill it up.'
Jolliboy Oh, that's all right haven't como
% the whisky yct'
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Butler says his only substantial hope now j. in
m overriding Providence.
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One Of the largest purchases of desirable and
sonable goods offered and at prices UMPIRE
cedented even by
We give below the entire ana original invoice.
Meeting with the question every side how il
is that we
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Most vonng people have an innocent and pleas
ing ponchant for meeting cach other by the light
1f tn, heaTeps, but Scawal, a Danbury plum
Der, says no prefers to meter by gaslight
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, SUNDAY, MARCH T. 1875.

traits the man which every great nation, be
it empire, kingdom or republic, has in waiting
with the will to seize and hold absolute
power America has at least one such Caesar.
LET Us WATCH HIM WE'LL
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LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Particular attention called, TO the RETAIL DE
PAltGAIENI If the business which il the most *
tensIvc and complete i'll the South.
|. l. LYONS
mt. lm4dp Cor. Camp and Crave SIS
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Such things will happen in the best regulated
families, SAID he rose from the pave
inent on Friday. "Then, remarked by .passer,
give me atullv that amt regulated
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There is AZ artss in Hartford, Conn. who
paints trout N oil with such fidelity to stature
that he ~ afraid to duplicate them in water
colors Tor fir tley viii swim away.
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They had it in GAINESVILLE, Mo, on the 81 Of
March that Grant had been a5sasslnatod, and a
special telegram Of inquiry was sent to the St
Louis De"9ostH as to the truth Of the rumor.
The reply forwarded was: ''Alasl No."
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"Why, s2id Troy gentleman to a young
lady who rcfus a to play on the piano, YOU can
play the Enc Danube Waltz can't you?
=" No" said shc but can play penny ante just
Ike a little niati
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II Chicago should ever burn down again it need
not expect anything from Boston in the shape of
help becausa lioston per says a Chicago ac-
tress pronoances the word avalanche " svaank !"
Boston can stand anything but ignorance
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$50 dari. ana yet SO light" as the man said
when he looked at his ton of coal
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Leaning over garden fence, on Washington )
birthday. were two gossipers .and passed,
one of them remarked: !" MIS- Patterson sure :
you live, there's goiE to be slit in our church :"
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The last instance OF originality in marriage
announcement il tho following: $40 cards. nc
cakes, no fuss
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Miss Kraumcrwrath las Just married a st.
Paul policeman. # she tries any If her bad tenn
per on HIM, ha can cram her, wrath and all, into
die lOck ~
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Our thanks due the officers Of the steam
ship Frankfurt FOR tes Of London papers,
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She Surprise Masquerade party this evening, at
Che residence Q: Mr.. !. NJ. Seligman, on Baronne
street, f,r 3 kind invitation to attend. We trust
he occasion may be an ENJOYABLE one to them
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ss--- -- -
The 0-ew Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF t
&sxg agent il Mobile at the depot. on the sIriI
~ SAC + d, train.
---
4 terrible l,lGv- Blow zero
Henry Wards gospel IS boecherlni.
vim i,onraycs with 40 h,t Ejaso. dont
Inc Mafdi-t'Tas ban Mt Memphis Melted 9i2ol
u,,.;.:s,a ..,, !, ,,i,,o .ha,, .
.,ina - Iay
Very vory blonde hair il now called the sgl
fantastic tow"
u,t.I,.a.3a,-a, ,,.,.
,,t,,r,i.
$50 d,ri- ana vet 90 li,bt !" 81. I'm. man s,i,
when he looked At bis ton Of Goa,
bu1leF says hie only shDsah'iai nope no" = Il
our thahh5 are dae tle oihc"i' OF inc steam
snip ffaHA.Gft for hies OF london papers,
The lost instance ~ originality !, ,o,r,iaoo
,,nounocr,qnt IL ~, following .sNo card. ~
cakes, no fuss"
Nh. Kro,r5,ncrw,,tb ~, ma married. ; 4
;apl no,iea,aa, n ia tr,.., - hcr laa t.,,-
,o, o ~, t,,.,,, .r,p, H. ~ ~ al u, ;,to
lbe IocI -,
There Is az arts. in Hartford, Conn, who
paints trout ~ oil with such fidelity to aature
that he ~ afraid to duplicate them IN water
colors Tor fir tLey viii swim away.
ing ponchant for meeting cach other by the light
Mt thc heavens, but Scawsl a Danbury plum
Der, says he prefers to meter by gasght.
s.u,.t, ...,.z,;,, -.
: - - 800
nent on Friday. "Ihen," remarked by -passer,
give me latulv that amt regulated"
Ia,,,;,,--- .1a., 60 N..,:..
i ~
you live, there's goin' to be slit in our church.
s.r-r, ~,a-I ,t1u- .-.,..
r,r,r,.,.,. J., ,i .,, 60
~, II.
i a. !, ..lr,tI
IKE llttlG n1au
JotLHoy - saw. waiter. vii ell did Won pnt
in first. the water or the spjrjts2" Waiter
Whisky. Air: and Won told mo ia fiji it ~, +"
JoHboy-" Oh, that's all right haven't como /
- '''e "'''sAs 80
On hs return from a tour aoyo tIte EI3ine
last fall, Lavender was asked what no tbou rht Of
the ylows. when he answered ssWoll or all tho
vows clappad my ewes on. the finest ia NV
taatc WA the yiauv Cognac
III,
''o''v1, -" i"'iioi
. "V wv "Ho
,,,o - $500
,i,ti,,lo ;,,,,,1 ~. =. .,,,o,.,
-
They had it in llarksvle, Mo. on the 81 of ,
100 ''"' NV '0o- '''E''''ii''oa' anu
'eN'"' an - ,ii'ti' was se"' 70 'he 81.
-, w. 80 ~ 'no i"'i " 'ho iui'ior. ,
~ 'A vas n''e' no {
II Chicago should ever burn down again it need !
lct expect uything from Boston in the shape Of !,
lelp becaus, ]. Eoston n,nars,v. ch;cooa
ross pfohoahees the word avalanche "avalank. ' !,
BOSTON can S'aha ahythiiS but ignorance.
VA rc,,,, tba,,l. y, H., ,-a,,l, ,:
he Snrpris. II, .ararada n,rty ~. o,,,;r
,c ra,.,a,.,,rM. NJ uar,'., = 80. - =
,r.o4 f,.ol5n3 ;,,.:,..ia = o.,a, w. ',o.,ne /
he ,,casjon NAV he ~ o,i,v,,Io ono - IN, L
'''1' =. ol'os '''lo o"0 y ''''i'' h
~ 80 tate woman owns ''o acres OF ?
49, ,.''',''" ~ oh'i"po "olnah GER is
','-'' r. ~ 'u' :" marry man with bar, II
u "ii'SN' "iid hoSsheao q sugar 70 have a G,
'''' JuI' i.''ii = twenty 'iinos Gay tor the q
. = - ~ !
We are indebted to H. G. iiyrich bookseller, !,
20 Canal st + fol late files of Northcrl and
estcr papers. Eyrich has {" hand the very =,
AZ tariaa - +,stef,I su,,,v !, nj, ~ re
... ~ ~, =,
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Wine improves with age, but kisRes don't,
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4 terrible Dlcv Blow zero.
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70 max poetry Of motion, reverse your feet.
The Mardi Gras ball Mt Momphs Melted :i2SG
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"a hot-hnaced az a pepper box" Is The latest
way Of uEilne i.
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DIVINITY OF ORR SAVIOUR.

DIVINITY OF ORR SAVIOUR,
Principally for gentlemen but from which ladies' will
not be excluded
The pews and chairs Will be open to the public; but
the pews cont uous Ia the center aisle and the chairs
between them will be reserved for gentlemen exclu
sivcy.
Following the Conference a collection will be taken
III AID of the mission given by the distinguished
Preacher during which several select pieces of music
Will be sung.
|. LABATUT, President
7. ALDIGE, Secretary.
A. POINCY, Treasurer.
COMMITTEE
A Delpt. & f Girardev
a DRlih" Henri Peychaud
Il beimndez p Theard
u 'hairalX, A Pilot, Sr..
j Bayle F Labatut
j Viosca ST.. Honnep,I
\ VOORHEES, y Auoustin
. De ArnaS, j Aldire
A Granger James Thibant
y Robert mh3 step
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Very, very bloaGe hair is now called the slight
#antastc tow"
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To-day, j. Sew York, tie sang Of GIVE H. 1
rest is set ASIDE, snd the uaw phrase Give
the u / man i chance, IS IN every mouth. Mrs.
sioEllon slid il 81 innocently. She. in answer to
a question oi E,alts, replied; Il coupscled the
.hort statement because thought Mr. Beechcr
would zee tho saving good Of clean confession
and il would give the old man a chance" Ner
farh ly7,g' NJ. ioas> Republican.
On Detroit sidewalk. the other day, portly
nan snatchel a; the surrounding air for second
OF two. aud then went iown upon the icy bricks
with Il force that shook his frame and made him
see stars. DAY" remarked neasboy to his
companion wh0 Witnessed tho catastrophe.
"tha' 'ere folders a Free Mason. didn't you see
him SWING the sisn:" Inside .. minute two
bgys We're 4a Jig away. closely fyllowod by
BOOT.
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New York Slate woman owns five acres OF
peppermint meadow. An enviallc woman Ger
calmly, She has but 70 marry man with a bar.
rel 9 whskcy and . hoSshcad Of sugar to have
mint iulep fifteen or twenty times day for tho
rrst of her life
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Nheh a.ah6Ne.ed actor rushce across the
sage With liz hands clutching III. vest. and
bowls " j. ha-a-a-r.t is bairstinG," it is then
that ~ hAaH2rreiAtiye audience begins to think
'h@t the iHet "a admission Is twenty five cents
too high. j. Knows that he Will ring III some
.hlng about I" HE wynd before his paroxysm
eNhsiGos.
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That WAS severe coughing fit" remarked a
sexton to an un!eriuher whom they were taking
glass together. ''Oh, It's nothing, gave a little
ale which went down the wrong way" replied
the undertaken. "Ab, ali! that's just like you"
said the scA.on. you always lay The coffin on The
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ELL NJ A n b Il OS.'
EXTENSIVE OPENING OF SPRING GOODS
Great inducements to Cash Buyers.
Just received nj this renowned
CHEAP DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT

Just received AT this renowned
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Musicians aay It - easier to lay pipe than to
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sllls
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We arc indebted to Il. G.. iiyrich bookseller
1870 Canal st {, fol late files of Northcrl and
Western papers Eyrch has on hand the very
attest publications OF all kinds. and keeps the
most varied AIi tasteful supply OF note and
writing paper q the city. Ladies', give him
call.