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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-22
WASHINGTON.
The United States Steamer
Plymouth Ordered 10 the
Mouth Of The Rio
Grande.
Vigorous Measures 10 DC at
Once Used 10 Punish Mex
lean Raiders.
Reported FOunderinG Of the
Steamer Saranac.

WAsmNaToN, June 2l.-Robeson
has gone TO Annapolis TO distribute
diplomas.
Brlstow has gone to New York.
Surgeon James Simmons has been re-
lieved rs Assista mt Surgeon.
Eli Mcclellan has been assigned to
duty in the department Of the South.
II is reported that the steamer Sara
nae foundered of Calais.
Gentlemen in official positlonh are
apprehensive tina. unless prompt meas
ures be taken with regard to the con-
tnued raids on the Texas border, the
United States and Mexico may become
involved in serious difficulties. There
is no doubt that the Mexican Govern
ment as it has repeatedly informed
our own, in reply to frequent protests,
is anxious for the removal OF all
causes that could possibly pro-
ducc conflict Of arms between the
Two countries, but The border De-
ing far from the capital, it cannot
exercise the desired control over the
Northern States of the Republic. Two
years ago the Mexican Government
protested against the invasion OF its
soil by General Mckenzie in pursuit
of Mexican raiders, but our Govern
ment'' could make no amends, and did
not censure that officer, considering
that the pursuit was justified by the
circumstances. The army will now
act promptly in protecting American
citizens, assisted by such naval appli-
ances as necessity may demand.
The Steamer Plymouth, Captain
Russell, has been ordered to the mouth
of the Rio Grande, when the crew will
proceed in armed launches to points
Where their services will be required.
The command on the border is in
\ trusted to General Ord, in whom the
government has entire confidence,
both as to his discretion and efficiency.
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The agricultural editor of tho
Chicago Times, in an essay on grass.
hoppers, says "Whilo q healthy OK
may be a fair, staid-gaitcd digester,
there is no comparison between the
slow assimilating process OF his
burly bread basket, and the quick,
electric stomachic machinery of the
speedy and voracious grasshopper.
A sound, valid member Of this no.
madic family of gluttons can eat, di-
gest and extrude three times bis own
weight in green corn four times
his bulk in peaches, without sugar
or cream six times his stature in
raw turnips; four pounds OF green
tobacco and q peck of onions every
twenty-four hours. And radishes',
which are quito trying on the ordi-
nary human stomach, the grasshop-
per digcsts as q calf does milk"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-22
STARVED OUT.
The six Months Strike OF the
Pennsylvania Miners
Ended.
Work Resumed at a Reduction
often Per Cent.

WILKEsBARRE, June 2l.--The long
looked for resumption Of work at the
mines of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
coal Company's Galleries, at Sugar
Notch, Wanamie, Hanover, Nauti-
cake, Empire, Diamond, Plymouth,
holllnbeck and other places, took
place this morning, Mt a reduction OF
Ten per cent from the prices formerly
PAID. The six months suspension in
'als region is now ended. The men OF
,ie Riverside Coal Company, and in
uiVidnal operators, also commenced
work this morning.
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momc.Made superphosphatc.

Get all tho bones you can find
Put into u wide wooden trough,
500 to l 900 pounds at timo take
pure sulphuric acid $50 degrees
quality), at the rate of two carboys
to ton of bones, Sprinkle over
the top with dirt; allow them TO
remain day or two, and uncover
ing, the bones will fall to pieces
upon the slightest touch. Spread
out on tho floor to dry, and you
will have q suporphosphatc better
than can DO bought.
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MARRIED..

,,lnNhA- hlu FITS AZ the church ou
Mountain creek, on The lfth ~ June, ma, hy
hllef hhN liils,m lhn Christian Ohntnii Mf
n, hluhgllsl dhuRhlnr OF Milllnin itokullH,
ESD, NJ Dallnh county,
hlukEfrh-ul.Ail tho Same time
ehl place, n.y., Jnlnna lllrkutls nnd Miss
Nellle CLARK, both ~ DALLAS county.
lnlalr ~ tho Residence ~ Elder Isaac
Jones on Mountain creek, On Friday, the
lSu,
WIN tho above announcement came u
honntlml supply OF delicious BRIDES cake,
accompanied with the compliments ~ tho
happy couples Tnn ilEnALn oxtonda Ia
thon lla congratulations, ANA Wishes lhom u
long and prosperous lfo of unalloyed happl,
nOhh
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Imbe.slemea, Forgery -lulea,

NEW ORLEANS, June9l, The Grand
Jury have indicted Justice 0f the Peace
Thompson, NJ Alglers, for emhelllp-
ment aud eNtOrlon Ia office,
q, Il, llunsOeker Appointment ppll'
liGnn, haa been arrested, charged with
forgery inst James Parish,
Fmneisco Fernandez was killed to
day 10y falling from the fore-tpp 0f the
SHIP pruaperldad,
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LONDON, June 81, There II Nh IN.
easy feeling IN the stock market In
consequence Of rumors OF further fall
urea.
The Carllst Committee In this city
announce that they Rr1 IN receipt ~
intelligence that the Carlisla have on-
tered Carlllz IN strong force, and that
they have been we'll received every
where.
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PROVIDENCE, X. l., June 2l.-Rich-
bnOnd Commandery Of knights Temp
Ir al Is here from Boston this morning.
rney Were received by st. Johns and
"Vary Commandery, and entertain
Hall.
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Meeting Of Bankers.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-All the
'a'es are to be re3resented at the
nee'lhg of bank Presidents and bank
Oh Thursday, the oath instant.
~, purpose is to organize a Centen-
pial Association.
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The dedication Of the Secretary Of
the contract aud llnnnoe committee OF
the Central Pacific Railrond Company
IL confirmed. lilo In In private cuslO-
dy aud expresses his ability 10 make
the deficit good, Ills name h John
Millcr
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THE WEATHER.

For the gulf States, stationary or
falling barometer, souIheastcrlyw winds,
warmer aud partly cloudy weather,
with possible rain on the gulf coOat.
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DIED.

hHoWN-ln this city. on tho alsl instant,
yonr NJ her aye,
Tho funeral win take place NJ O'Clock
tins lruoSday) evening from her lato rest
donoo, On Live Oak street, Friends ana no.
quninlanooa aro invited " at ond
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Election Notice.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF SCHOOL
DiREcrCRs OF DALLAS COUNTY,

DREcrCRs Oh DALLAS COUNTY,
June 10, $780,
In pursuance OF an net passed April 30,
1874, amendatory of the Public School Law
passed Mny ~, 1873, II IL hereby ordered by
the board o. School Directors Of Dalins
County that an election In the different
School Districts In each Precinct in Dallas
County on the first saturday In July, he
tween tho hours. of l0i O'Clock II. IN. ana
4 O'Clock p. mr. for the purpose OF electing
three Trustees for each School District for
tho ensuing scholastic year.
The following cltiMns are appointed pre-
siding officers OF Election in tho different
Districts, viz:
Precinct Number |, u strict Number |, nj
the Court House, j, NJ, Mccoy.
Precinct Number ], District Number 2,
Youag's School House, j, j. Eukias.
Precinct Number District Nuiber 3, at
McComas, School House, Robert Fisher
Precinct Number /, District Number 4, at
Mrs Gillespies School House, Jos. Cochran.
Precinct Number |, District Number 6, at
Public School House, W. W. Hobbs.
The election In precincts Number 2, ,,
and will be held Mt the Public School
Houses in each District, and by persons go
lectod by the School Directors OF each OF
those precincts.
W. l.. CABELL,
President Board of School Directors.
lllulWilWtd.
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Thelailg4rrala
TUESDAY, MORNING jIjjiMSE -
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of TRAINS rs
Dallas,
HOusrON Ann TEXAS uENTRAL4
TEXAS AND rAciFlp,
REMOVAL.

TuE DALLAS HERALD office has been
removed to the second story Of the
large two.story brick building on the
northeast corner Of the public square
formerly occupied by MesaM, ullmann
A. ~.
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The Herald Job once

is the best place to get your Posters, Cir
culan. Rrisfa, Letter Heads and BAH Tickets.
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jefferson has lady postmistress
vice Judge McAdoo, who stepped down
and nut at the request of the postmas-
ter general.
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HAMILTON, Pa, June 2l,-Three
miners were sullocated to-day In the
Stockton mine, Three others were
rendered lnscnslble, hut ARE recover
Inc
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Emancipation day was celebrated
by the colored people In Austin and
Houston on Saturday.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS,


New YoRK, June9l Stools, active
Money, "a per cent Gold, M. EX'
change, long = s74; short, - 00!. Gov
ernmcnt bonds, active and steady
state bonds, quiet aud steady.
Cotton--QuieL Sales, so bales. Up
lands, l6lc; Orleans, l5lc, Futures
opened steadieE July, 10 5-22C9l5 3.lOc;
August, 10 2'lO@l5 ll'S2c; September,
II b'l0c.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 2l.-Cotton firm
or, Mlddling uplands, 77-l0d; Orleans,
7sl Sales $4,000 bales.
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NigI,t Renorl.

New YORK, June 81. Cotton, quiet.
$40 bales ut, l5l@l6lc, Consolidated
not receipts, 1903 bales. Extra good
ordinary, 1876 bales. Continent,
| $3.50 bales. Money easy, large oilerln Z.
Sterling quiet sac. Gold strong, ll7s
OLA.
New ORLEANS, June 2l.--Cotton-
Demand limited, Gales 4a7 bales.
Prices firm, Strict middling, l5sc;
middllng to good middling, l5sc;
mlddllng, fair, l0lc. Receipts, 028
bales, Exports, Great Britain, 2,ll8
bales. Stock, 4S,5i0 bales.
Gold, l7s. Sight I premium. Ster-
ling, 50 ~.
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THE HEHAlp gos OFFICE
Has been thoroughly reoreanixed and Ia
fully prepared to do all kinds OF Jon
PRINTING in the lsssas styles.
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TELEGRAPHIC

mIDNIoMT DISPATCHES
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-05

The story goes that an American girl, who
s'some years ago went to Europe to study medi-
cine. was refused admission to German uni.
'versity because she was woman. She had
gone all the way over there by herself, only to
s'outt her head against the barrier of SEX She
had gone too far and too earnestly ahead to be
thwarted by such tritles as petticoats, SO she
: stripped them off together with all feminine
sunmentionables, and pulled herself into boots
and masculine unmentonables. The chief glo-
~ OF woman, as the good book has it-her
hair-was also sacrificed to the pecularities of
her situation, and she turned herself out
good looking boy whom her mirror approved.
She then sent note to the United States Con-
sui, requesting him to visit her at her lodg-
1lngs:: He went promptly, was shown into the
lady room, but saw no lady there. He found
instead a young man, who asked him to be
seated, and entered into promiscuous CONVEX
sation. At length the Consul asked the youth
why he had addressed him as lady. and then
the girl told the secret of her sex and frankly
: stated her object The disguise had proved
satisfactory. She gave the Consul her reaI
name and place of residence in the United
States, 30 that in case of trouble she could
appeal to hlm for protection. The consul took
sthe girls statement and promised to keep the
secret inviolate, unless she should be dis
covered, which seemed to him unlikely. The
disguise answered its purpose. The young
lady passed through the university course
with honor, and took her degree as Doctor
Jessie -, name which answers equally
for man or woman. She is practising now
somew here in the United States, but in which
set of unmentionables nobody knows. That
woman will get along though, wherever she
may be.
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christmas comes but once year." saws
the poet, whose name, by the bye, was Thomas
Tusser, who lived and wrote bad verse
in the middle of the sixteenth century. But
we can take courage, if what Mr.. Proctor
says Of the steady approach of the earth to-
wards the sun is trne. According to that dis
tinguished astronomer, the earth is continu-
ally diminishing the length Of her annual
journey round the sun, and hence each year
is shorter than the preceding one. In time it
will therefore come to pass that Christmas will
occur at intervals of six months according
to our present measurement of time. This
will be fortunate for the children, but it will
materially increase the expenses of those who
make point Of giving Christmas presents.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-05

In Paris there are contractors who pay the
city $40, 900 per annum for the privilege of
sweeping the streets perfectly clean. The
work is well done by men under the orders
of the municipal authorities, and the con-
tractors are reimbursed by the sale of the
mud and dust, which, when manufactured
into fertilizers, is said to be worth 5000, 600.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-05

It is quite possible for two enterprising
men to bring about the sweet boon Of three
Christmases in the same week. # two men
set out from this city to circumnavigate the
globe in opposite directions, agreeing to meet
here on the day before Christmas, they will
accomplish the following result: One will
lose day and one will gain day. The
Christmas Of one will come on the Oath of
December, and the Christmas of the other on
the 18th Of December. They will therefore
find themselves in the possession of three
consecutive Christmas Days, and if they do
their whole duty their children will be SO de-
lighted that they viii beg them to repeat their
journey.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-05

A sympathetic newsboy in Lexington, Ky,
seeing convicted murderer on his way to
prison for life gave him newspaper, saying:
I'm sorry for yer, boss-that's the best 1
kin do" 1t was the first kindness shown to
the prisoner. and he quite broke down with
emotion, while the witness of the scene re-
warded the boy with currency
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"You have good husband, Betsy =" "Um!
$3.50! good enough as men go. But what
makes you speak of him. "He told me
yesterday that in twenty years he had never
given you a cross word" sOh! l should
think not, indeed and he better not try it
either"
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The inventory of James Fisk's estate shows
that be was virtually bankrupt when he died.
And yet the courtesan who was the direct
cause of his death has just succeeded in 10
-ceiying large sum of money from the widow
'sof the man she helped to ruin and to murder.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-05

A very remarkable character has died sud.
denly in Paris Sophie, the cook to whom
the late DR.. Veron was indebted for his repu-
tation as the first dinner-giver in Paris for
something like half . century. Sophie gen.
orally used to come in after dinner and be
complimented, and in her humble way be-
came acquainted with almost every man and
woman of note in Paris, from Mile. Mars and
Mile. Rachel, Taglioni and the Ellslers, down
to modern stars-from Talma to Regnier.
The late Emperor, while plain citizen Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte, partook of the good
things elaborated by this woman of genius;
and late statesman, whose impecuniosity
was notorious, had many battle with her to
gain access to her master, who used to oblige
him with small loans until he became Presi-
dent of the Corps Legislatif.
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TORDOVA COFFE-CORDOyA COFFEE.
44O bales Choice Mexican CORDOyA COFFEE.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. g. CO.,
SO, S., 81 and SO Poydras street.
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MISCELIANEOU
SMITH BROS. & CO..
Nos. So, S., 81 and 50 Poydras Street.

TEA-TEA'
1000 half chests of all grades of OOLONG, IMPE.
RIAL, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, JAPAN, GUN.
POWDER, Etc.
The above TEAS were purchased previous to the
recent large advance in price and prepared to
supply the trade at lower figures than they can be
procured at in any of the Eastern markets
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John GIBSON'S son & CO.'S CELEBRATED
RYE WHISKY.
800 bbls of the above celebrated RYE Whisky.
For sale by
SMITH BROS. g. CO., Agents,
3d. 3d. 81 and 80 Poydras street.
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TIDOLPHO VOLTS

1IDOLPHO VOLTS
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
5000 boxes of the above celebrated GIN
SCHNAPPS. for sale by
SMITH BROS. & CO.
Sole Agents for Louisiana,
SO, IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
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Observation-Disclosures.

[1KUV ISIUNS-PROV1S IONS
$50 bbls. New Mess PORK.
100 =. Extra Prime and Rump PORK
so casks New BACON SIDES
$4,000 TBS. Dry -salted SHOULDERS.
200 kegs and ties. Choice Leaf LARD
100 bbls. ndr1ed CORN MEAL.
500 Family FLOUR.
200 Old Bourbon Rye and Rectited
WHISKY.
And
SUGARCURED HAMS. BREAKFAST BACON
STAR CANDLES. STARCH, SOAP, Etc,
For sale by
II. BIDWELL & CO.,
Ja3 81 Sc Magazine street.
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WHEAT-BUCKWHEAT-
200 bbls Choice Brands BUCKWHEAT,
For sale by SMITH BROS. e. CO..
jas st SO, s. 81 and 80 Povdras street
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4 MOTHER OPPORTUNITY
TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS WITH possrpr q
RETURNS OF THOUSANDS,
Is offered by the postponement of Public Library of
hen1nGky to the 9TH Of FEBRUARY next of their
Inc Arrangement are pledged to the RETURN OF
The MONEY II the Drawing should not come off at
the Dav anfosntod ~ -oS SeAAAo Va az
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III N. OMEALLIE,
Corner Magazine and Terpslchore .sreea-.
CHOICE GROCERIES.
Teas, Coffee and Sugar, Butter and Lard Ham
and Breakfast Bacon.
LIQUORS AND WINES.
Choice Whisky-1rish, Scotch, Rye and Bouxbou.
Ales-Scotch, English and Bremen.
Goods delivered free Of drayage.
Full weight guaranteed. n7A
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| TNURNITURE-FURN
TO COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COUN
| TRY DEALERS
| Messrs MCCRACKEN & BREWSTER having
taken long lease OF the stores SO and IS Royal street
lately occupied by Sampson g. Bros, and having made
large purchases of their most desirable goods, and
having recently added very large stock of new and
salable goods from the North and West, are pre-
pared to fill orders with promptness and dispatch and
they hope by low prices and close attention to bust
to receive the continuance of their old business
as well as that of the late Sampson e. Bros.
Mr.. Henry w. Spear so long with Sampson Bros,
may be found with u.s. ready to show his old friends
and patrons every attention.
McCRACKEN e. BREWSTER.
N. B-We cheerfully recommend Messrs. Nc
Cracker & Brewster to friends and customers as
successors feeling confident that every satisfac
ton will be given.
Jas I'm SAMPSON e. BROS.
COMPRESS NOTICE.-IT is BELIEVED BY
~ many that the present ties are not able to hold
the cotton from the Empire Press and the attention
of the cotton trade is called to the following state
ment in relation to that subject
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 49, 1874.
This is to certify that sent to the Empire Press
twelve bales of cotton that had been pressed in the
best presses Of this city. The IL bales We're placed
in tier and measured with tape line and found to
be 3O.4 feet all They were then re-compressed
by the Empire Press and tied with the same number
of bands to each BALE again put in the tier and they
proved to be % feet over all-BEING A GAIN OF
"a FEET. Or, in other words, more than Is bales
of the size could be placed in the space orig
nally taken by the - bales showing clear gain of
30 per cent and with especial pains in this test to
get at these results the press doing the same
work in other cOttOns at that time
j. W. SHERMAN,
Master American Ship Success.
When cotton is well and thoroughly pressed no
difficulty is found in holding the bales with the usual
number of bands. From the actual loading of YES
sells lately at this port from the EMPIRE PRESS.
GREAT GAINS ARE SHOWN, at no additional
cost above the published rate of charges.
Address, WARREN EVEN,
Proprietor Empire Cotton Press, Front and ITALIA
streets. d31 1w+
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MISCELLANEOUS
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
Nos. SO, S., 81 and 50 Poydras Stree,
TEA-rEA.
1000 half chests of all grades of OOLONC, IA1PI
RIAL, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, JAPAN GUN
| POWDER, Etc.
The above TEAS were purchased previous to til
recent large advance in price and are prepared
| supply the trade at lower figures than they can
| procured at in any of the Eastern markets.
CoRDoyA COFFE-CORDovA COFFEE.
44O bales Choice Mexican CORDOyA COFFEE.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. e. CO..
SO, SIS, 81 and SO Poyt1as street.
'TDoLPHo VOLTS
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs.
5000 boxes of the above celebrated GIN
SCHNAPPS. for sale by
SMITH BROS. & CO.
Sole Agents for Louisiana
49, s., 81 and SO Poydras street.
John GIBSON'S son & CO.'S CELEBRATED
RYE WHISKY.
300 bbs. of the above celebrated Rye Whisky.
For sale by
SMITH BROS. e. CO., Agents,
SO, s., 81 and 80 Poydras street.
WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN.
100 bbls. Ed. Dexter e. Sons.
100 Pixies Magnolia
100 :. Wilshire's
100 Excelsior
so Belle of Ohio.
so =. BRANDY
so :. GIN.
For sale by
SMITH BROS. & CO.. Agents
50, 81, 81 and 80 Poydras street
CANDLES STARCH SOAP, ETC.
1000 boxes As, 6s rs and s's, CANDLES.
oooV various brands STARCH.
5000 Kinks Olive SOAP
200 Proctor CANDLES Olive SOAP.
300. Magnnis Sons
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. e. CO., Agents,
50, IS, 81 and 80 POydras street
SPERM CANDLES SPERM CANDLES
$50 boxes, all sizes, Samuel Leonard g. Co.'S cele
brated SPERM CANDLES.
For sale by the undersigned Agents of the manu-.
acturers SMITH, BROS &, CO.,
g. IS, 81 and 50 Poydras street.
SUGARS-SILvER DRIPS SYRUP
go bbls best Standard Brands Crushed SUGAR
$50 powdarod
loo Cut Loaf %
% GRADUATED :.
200
% bbls. Choice Silver Drps SYRUP
For sale by SMITH BROS. & CO.,
SO, IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
HEAT-BUCKWHEAT-
200 bbls. Choice Brands BUCKWHEAT
200 boxes .
For sale by SMITH BROS. CO.,
Ja3 3t 3d. IS, 81 and 50 Poydras street.
|
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j. p. SARRAZIN,
STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
Smoking Chewing Tobacco Snun Cigars and Pipes Of all Kinds
FieCup
fthefnet s
8
And IS nM of Tchouptou
Proprietor QUEYRONS CIGAR WORKS. No. So CONT street,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-05

70 bbs. Choice Silver Drips SYRUP.
For sale by SMITH BROS. & CO.,
SO, IS, 81 and SO Poydras street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-05

M RIQUELME-
CIGAR FACTORY,
Removed to No. z TCHOUPITOULAS. oorne,
of Common street, where he keeps constantly q
hand the Choicest Brands of CIGARS, imported
and domestic, wholesale and retail.
Call and try my Sc Cigars, worth 10 cents:
Call and try my lOc Cigars, worth Is cents:
Call and try my 15c Cigars, worth Is cents.
Great reductions made to the Wholesale tr.da.
also have on hand full stock of Spnohine
and Chewing TOBACCOS Of every grade.
invite close inspection Of stock, and decs
competition in my prices. nT&