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The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
THE sTnIlrs OF NEW YORK.

This play WAS presented at the Grand
Opera House On Saturday, in satisfactory
manner to the audience, which was not 81
large as the fine acting deserved. Mr..
Mayo a. usual was very good in his role,
and we'll eustsils the fine reputation be bears
of good acting in this part.
Caroline Richings, with IN excellent COM
pany, will appear at the Opera House,
about the 18th inst.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

1rTANTED- ED-Immediately, in family OF
w two. = middle aged white woman, to
take full charge. Apply at ,u,ruu
s%4s nts 7o7 SHIPLEY STREET.
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'OTICE-A PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,

STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS, The United states Centennial
Commission has invited the several States
70 assist in celebrating the Internatlona al
Exposition, held In honor OF the one hun :
lredLh anniversary OF the independence OF
he United States, by setting apart suit
Ibe day for the commemoration of the
Erowth and progress Of the thirteen origi
bal Colonies and States.
Now, therefore, John p. Cochran, Gov.
rnor Of Delaware, having set apart
thursday, THE 10th DAY OF OCTO-
BER, 1876,
accordance with said invitation do here
Y recommend to the citizens Of the State
hat the said 10Th day of October, 1875, be
appropriately observed. and that the Cen
fnnial Commissioners of the State take
.ch action, as to them shall seem most
roper, for the public observance Of the
elphla, and l do hereby invite all the
tizens Of Delaware, and all Delawareans
nd their descendants residing in other
ectons CT the United states, or elsewhere,
be present and participate in worthily
pmmem0rating those events which mark
Pc rise and progress Of the State, and IL
strate the honorable achievements Of her
tizens.
testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused tbs Great Seal Of
the state to be affixed, at Dover, this
second Day of October. in tho year Of
our Lord, one Thousand eight hundred
and seventy-six, and Of the indepen-
dencs Of the State, the one hundred
and first.
JOHN P. COCHRAN.
the Governor,
IGNAT1Us G, GRUBB.
aco-2W Secretary of State.
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\UllCE.-The partnership heretofore OK.
istlns between Frederick Meyers, Rob.
"a, "A. Armstrong, Joseph Freeman. Patrick
uply ana John McNiff. trading as Meyers,
mstrong n0g 4 Co., has been this day dis
fSeo oy mutual consent. The business OF
.aIe nrm will be settled by Frederick
r. H. MEYERS,
ROBERT A. ARMSTRONG,
JOSEPH FREEMAN,
PATRICK HORrY,
JOHN MONTE,
ne business of manufacturing morocco
rre'olore ~ conducted by Meyers. Armstrong
20, VIII be continued at the old stand No
hSolah Aualns street, Wilmington. Del, by the
ept2l-st2taw ~ Adams street.
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WANTS..
MANTED-SlO,Os0, t,0e0, $500, on well &C.
M cured real estate.
oo-eod3t. HE1NOLOS :" W.

NOR ExOaANGE.Ihree Houses worth
eOO. $3.50, or N,50s each. for Farms
n4.eodSt. hE1NOL~S - w.
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WANTRD-A woman to COOK, wasn nna and az
oo-tf Az e: FOURTH STREET.
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Democratic Mass Meett,so.

The Democrats of this city will hold
another mass meeting in the Opera House,
on Tuesday, October 18th, ct which Hon.
Edward r. Worrell, of Philadelphia, and
John 0'Byrne, Esq, will deliver addresses,
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UTANTED.-Roard in the city Of Will
w minrton, Tor which liberal price
" Wiil w P' Ridgely, Md.
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Eyro.

The cause of the alarm Of fire, at 7.30
o'clock, last evening, was caused by an ex-
plosioa Of coal oil lamp, in Plunkett's
Row. n. ~
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WANTED TO RENTmA s.; ~ stor., groSGeIry 1SIry
.o,,rs Address CASH, HERALD oflice.
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Ttzds,, and Hen ndrtclss Oyvb.

A regular meeting of the Tilden aud
Hendricks Club was held at their head
quarters, on Saturday evening, and num-
Der of new members added to tho roll.
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NoT1CE.-1, John Fehrsnbach, do hereby
~ give notice that ! shal! apply PP TO tne
Delaware, in and for the county Of New
ber next, being tie first day Of the Noyea-
Der Term, 4. D.. 1915, for a license to keep
an Inn OF Tavern, at the N. w., corner OF
Fourth and French streets, in the Fourth
Ward Of the city Of Wilmington, county
and Ntats Aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
b drunk on the premises; and the follow !,
ing frseholders Of said ward recommend
the said application. to wit
Henry Albert, Charles 3 Parry,
job Fullmer, John d kurI1,
Peter ThielmaIl. William Gatta,
Georpa Ahele Louis Kaiser,
q Nsssick 1holnas B Eaton,
:Toaenh Teas. Leopold Schumacher,
Charles Krspt. Francis N Jacquett,
Matthew Kern, Alexander dart
John Hanson, Jos Blank, ,
James A Hart. Joseph Landthaler,
JOhn Otto, Clemens Baesler.
oct0 81 JOHN FEHRENBACH.
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40 ADAY AT THOME.--Agentsw wanted
SlZ Outfit and terms free. TRUE ~
xnausta, Maine, mo-lyeoo'
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1NNNmc Four large life-liks Steel En-.
AGENlO cravings Of the Presidential!
MAxr Candidates sell rapidly. Send
s,s DAY for circular. N. Y. Engraving
20. IS Wall Street, Box S236, N. Y. aug3ltf
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

.nTVHDNEG legally and quiet.
stn for in ncompatab iity; &c. Residence not
material, Fee after decree. Address It. ~
SIMS, 81 Ashland Block, Chicago, III.
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THIRD DAY-THURsDAY OCT. II.
Purse No, 7, $50, Glass minutes, to Road
Wagons. IL horses.
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT.-Houso, Stable and Lot. o.
Townsend street. east side
O9.eod3t REYNOLDS q CO.
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NOR RENT.-store, Slaughter house and
premises, No. 334 Tatnali Street, with
lfixtures, &c. Possession given in two weeks
from time OF ofapplication.
Apply to MARY AHRENa,
Itf l4l5 Delaware Avenue.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

'urse No. s, $50. Pacing Race, free to all.
1 horses.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

Purse No. 6, 5000 Glass 2.4o. n horses.
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TT PAYS! IT PAYS!
WHAT PAYS

1T PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant,
i 1Mechanic. InrcMtnr, Farmer, or Pofessiom-
al n'aw, to keep informed on all the improve.
menta and discoveries Of the age.
1T PAYS the head of every family to intro
duce into his household q newspaper that is
in@fructive. one that fosters taste for inves
tig&ti"n, and promotes thought and encOur-
ages discussion among the members.
TNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN which
i has been published weekly for the Last
thirty years, does this, tO an extent beyOud
that Of any Other publication. in fact it is
the only weekly paper published in the Uni-
ted Stated, devoted to Manufactures, Ne
eAamics. Lncemtions and Nesc Discoveries in
the Arts and Sciences.
Every number is profuscly illustrated and
.ts contents embrace the latest and most
interesting information partaining to the In
dusfrial. Mechanical, and Scientific Pro-
grcss of the World; Descriptions, with
Beautiful Engravings, Of New Inventions,
New Implements. New Proc. sscs, and I'm
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Notes, Recipes, Suggestinns and Advice.
by Practical Writers. for WOrkmen and Em.
plOyers, in all the various arts. forming 0
complete repertory Of New Inventions and
Discoveries containing weekly record not
only Of the progress Of tue Industrial Arts
in our own county. but also Of New Dis.
coveri%s and Inventions in every branch OF
Engine, ring, Mechanics. aud Sci.nce NJ
broad.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has beou
the tOremOst 0f all industrial publications
for the past Thirty Years. 1t is the oldest.
largest. eheapest, and the best weekly illus
trated paper devoted to Engineering, Ne.
chanics. Chemistry, New Inventions, ,Sciena0
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The prartical receipts are we'll worth ten
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shop and house will save many times the
cost of subscription
Merehants. Farmers. Neehanics, Engimeers
I,sventOrs, Manwtactnyers. Chemists. Lorcrs
of Scienee, aud People Of all Pcfessioms, will
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them. II should have place in every Fami-
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R0,m in every Keadin: Room. College and
school. A new volume Commences January
LIST, 1876.
A years numbers cOii ain Sas pagea and
Several Hundred Engrdrimgs. Thousands Of
vOlumrs are pr..s4.rye,l far bindins anti refer
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giving Club rates sent fire.. Single copies
mniled on receipt of 10 cents May be had of
all New Dealers.
'PATENTS.'i IT, ''scii!;cq s9iESriE,c xiic
AMERICAN. Messrs MUM L. Go. are Soil.
citors of American and Foreign Patents, and
have the largest establishment in tho World.
More than fifty thousand applications have
been made for patents through their AGENCY
Patents are obtained on the hest terms,
MOdels Of New Inventions mud Sketches
examined and advice frss. A spseiui notice
is made in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
of all Inventions Patented through this
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At an auction the other day.
the auctioneer put up q stuffed
goose, called it an eagle, aud sold
it to u eOlOred man Tor 90 cents.
The buyer discovered the imposi.
ton pretty s0en, aud wanted his
money refunded. The auctloneer
refused to comply, and the Afri-
can went to the Cent trai Station
with his complaint. "It's a small!
matter, aud l ',oalalu't :, make a
tnns about it, s Il the captain.
Swell, lie gwi", aise de high
est kind o. fu, :, zclaimed the
negro. ''lf dat Kin sell me a
goose for an an / dOan do
nutiin bout W long afore
he'll xell der pusson q
washir' an call it a
toot- , & ,-.ne de straightest
kln' ant, sab, for swind
leat y :"
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ing upon the public has became u
part of his nature, aud he will
never be content elsewhere than
IN Washington. The type of this
class Of men il that ex.member
Of Congress who solicited Of one
of the early Presidents the ap.
pointment of minister to England.
On being refused that and sever
al other requests, each more
modest than its predecessor, he
at last went away moderately sat
isfied with the gift Of an old pair
Of breeches.
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A DICTIONARY WANTED.-A A
Chicago woman who had been
reading about the whisky frauds
in the paper turned to her bus.
band, last evening, aud inquir
ed !:
"My dear, what do the papers
mean by saying that q man has
'squealed = "
''Why," replied the man, loftily
"they mean that some member Of
the ring has 'peachsd' on the
reat :"
"Peached on the rest a. ex.
claimed the wife "now what
does that mean n
"Why it means that he's-he's
'blowed on 'cm.'" .@
"Rlow'n on them ~
ayes; you see, he's given 'em
away u
"Why, of fcourse-dumit /! Can't
you understand anything Do
yon think I'm an unabridged
dictionary ~ continued the bus
band, impaticntly. sit means he,s q
-he's 'let out 'em'-'gone back
on his pals' -'squealed' You
know p"
The woman did not seem quite
satisfied with tho mans lucid OK
PLANTATION but, not wishing to
appear ignorant in her husbands
eyes, she remarked, "Ah, yes ;
/ see " and forebore further
Ques:iOning.-Chicago Journal.
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The Melbourne Argue relates Q
glaring instance of the reckless
ness with which powder is ship.
ped from London. A captain sta
ted, npon arriving with his vessel
at Melbourne, that he had in
vain applied to the charters i'm,
London for safe powder mags
zine. He shipped 4OO ba, rels aud
"a cans of powder, which was
slowed away with other goods.
They had heavy weather, 70 that
the cargo broke loose. Upon M
loading the vessel it was discov-
cred that 3 barrels and 3 cans
had been smashed, and that the
ship and crew had had = must
miraculous escape
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Explaining THE FINANCES.

Explaining THE FINANCES.-
Jake and Pete were met by Dan,
u sort of negro sharper, at the
Capitol building yesterday, when
a general conversation took place
about the hard times,
"Dar now," said Pete, holding
up half-tlOllar note, "dar is fifty
cents, and dat fifty cents didnt
git near 'nuff fur me to reach him
Ontil I'd put in half ob q GOOD
squar days work n eet p
"Dat's de feet Ob de dismanids
ment oh de finanshil condition oh
de countryy' said Dan, wisely.
Allows dat 2" asked Iakap
"what's de financikal conditfosS
got ter do wild nigger's work !
Tell me dat ~ - Eaa
"lt's de .trackshun oh de
money question, ye nee !"Sposen
We jis ret0oses de matter down to
de argymint !" urged Dan.
"Lemms hear yer arguy dat
pint" said Jake, ernestly atton.
tive. .....
"Well. now, dar is ffty ceuta
in Pete's hands, yer ss,e ~ "
"Yas W said both the llstsnas,a.
"Den Pete lends dst to lne lIia
way, yer see r. taking tAeSolA @is
"Yas !" they answered.
"Now / puts dat down in my
flank dat way, yer sec !" peckst.
ing the money.
"Yas !" said Jake. Pete IN nj.
lent.
"Next, Pete wants his money
back in his SwaAsnA, yer Gee, sn'
I doesn't gib it to him.
"Whar's de reason yer doust ~
demanded Pete.
"'Kase dc finances am con.
trackted by de proceedius ope.
rashnn. yer see ! explained Dan.
"Well, deu, how does I git my
money back agin ~ persisted
Pete.
"Dsr's whar de srgymint comes
in J" replied Dan. az he began to
''circulate" around the corner In q
suapiciOusly lively way. A few
minutes after he told the police IL
was only a joke, but Pete nov
has the heel Of the ''argymint.'
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A pound Of copperas dissolved
in q paiful Of soap, and when
thinned With water, applied to
onions, is good to keep of the
magg0t and to promote the
growth of the Onions.
A screen OF tloRer of wire
gauze, from 36 to - wires to the
inch, place in front Of range or
stove a-es, will prevent, it 10 said,
smoke coming into the room when
the chimney fails to draw we'll.
ORANGE MARMALADE.-Take
double weight OF loaf sugar te
weight OF oranges CRATE off the
outer rind; halve and squeeze
them ; take out the pulp with =
teaspoon, keeping back the seeds
boil tue skins in a large painful of
water for two hours; tie the CRATE
in a piece of clean muslin, and
boil it for ten minutes; put q pint
OF the bitter water to every two
pounds of sugar add the pulp.
Juice, and grating, and boil all for
half an hour. Gan English recipe
sent US from England.)
APPLE MARANGE.-Nine large
apple, peeled aud prepared the
same as apple sauce three table
spoOnfnls of sugar cover tight
in a saucepan +; when done, strain
through a colander F; beat the
yolks Of four eggs; mix with this
the rind of two lemons put it in
the pudding. dish aud cover it
with the whites beaten to q stiff
froth with q tablespoonful of su
gar and juics of one lemon,
Place the whole in the oven untn
the marauge is slightly Drowned.
MILK AS A SPEOIFIO FOE
DIARRHGA.-Dr. Benjamin CLARK
in the London Milk Journal.
states that IL the East Indies
warm milk is Ssed to q great x.
tent az a specific for diarrh1a
A put every four hours, says
this writer, will check the most
violent diarrh1s, stomach ache.
incipient cholera aud dysentery.
The milk should never be boiled.
but Only heated Sufficiently 10 be
agreeahly warmed-nOt too hot 10
drink. Milk which has been boiled
is not fit for use.
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THIBODAUX L. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20 1875.
VouNa MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB

VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
i Regular meeting Second Thursday
of each month.
Officers Thomas A. Badeaux, Presi.
ident Emile Loiseau, Vice President j
Oner Landry, Treasurer Henry ,Rlviere
Secretary j; +. Samoan. Stage Manager J..
A Perrin, assistant Stage Manager John
A. +. Knobioch, Prompter j. l.. Webre.
Assistant. A. B. Ragan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee of ArrGnge8sests A. b. Ra.
gan. Chairman J. n. Wright, l.. Aucoin.
N. T. Higgingbothsm.
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The organs Of the various aspi
rants for the Republican soni1s
ton for President are active in
their endeavors to enlighten the
public in regard TO the disabili
ties Of rival candidates. Not long
ago the Kenebec journal, which
was formely edited BY Mr.. Blaine
expressed the belief that though
Mr. Bristow il an efficient Secre
tary Of the Treasury, the fact
he is a Southern man renders
him practically ineligible for Pres
ident. Aud now the indianapolis
Journal, the reputed mouthpiece
of Senator Morton, declares that
Mr.. Blaine's father and mot her
were Roman Catholics, who
brought up all their children in
the same faith !; that two of his
nieces are nuns :; that cousin of
his is n professor in Notre Dame
University in Illinois, and that
another cousin, Mother ANGELA,
is not only the mother superior of
q convent, but il also the author
of u series of Roman Catholic rea
ders. The Journal admits that Of
late years Mr.. Blaine "has prac
tically discarded his religion )"
but still it evidently regards him
as an undt man to run at the
head of the national ticket on the
Anti Catholic issue.-N. Y. San.
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THE WEEKLY sun.
NEW YORK.

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Eightesn hundred and seventy.s 10 the
Centennisl year. 1t is also tho year in which
ON Opposition House Of Representatives. the
first since the war, will be in power 1T
Washington and the year Of the twenty.
third election of President OF the United
States All OF these events nre sure to bo Of
great interest and importance, especially
the latter: and oil Of them and every thing
connected with them will be fully and fresh.
ly reported in TIE Sun
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up tho liue Of inquiry opcncd years
ago by THE sun. will stcfIly and diligently
investigate the eorruptioRs aud misdsods Of
Grants administration and will. 1t il t0 be
hoped. lay tho foundation for new and
better period in our national history. Of all
this Tnn sun will contain complete and
accurate accounts. furnishing its readers
with early and trustwOrthy information
upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations for it. will be memo.
rahle as deciding upon Grants aspirations
fur = third term Of pOwcr and plumber, aud
still more AZ deciding who shall be the
candidate Of the party Of Reform, aud as
slActing that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects, those who read Tut Sun will have
the constant means Ot being thoroughly we'll
informed
Tho WEEKLY Sun, which has attained q
circulation of over eighty thousand copies,
already has its readers in every STATE aud
Tertiary. and We trust that the year 1876
will 500 their numbers doubled. It will con.
tinue to Ike a thorough newspaper. All the
general news of the day will be found In it,
condensed when unilnportaat. at full when
Of Mpluent and always, we trust, treated
in clear. interesting and Instructive usn.
ner,
1t Ia our aim to make the WEEKLY Sur
the host family newspaper In the world, aud
We shall continue to give in its columns q
large amount of msccllAneuus reading. such
~ st0ries, tales, poems. scieutihc Intelligence
and agricultural information, for which We
are not able to make roOla In our daily edi-
tion, The agricultural department. especially
is Que OF its prominent features. The fashions
are also regularly reported in its columns
aud 50 are the markets of every kind.
Tho WEEKLY SUN, eight pages with fifty.
six broad columns is only 3l.20 q year,
postage prepaid. As this price barely repays
the cost Of the paper. no discount can be
made from this rate to clubs, agents, Post.
piastera, or anyone.
The DAILY SUx, large four page newspa
per Ut twenty-eight columns, gives all the
Gews for two cents . copy, subscription
postage prepaid. 6SC. y m0nth or - 50
year SUNDAY edition extra. Clio per year
We have no travelling agenta. Address,
THE SUN. New York City
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How q Woman Got Rich

" y
was living in a little tent on the
edge Vt a town. Her whole world.
ly possessions consisted of this
tent, u straw bed. two or three
boxes which served as chairs aud
table, i little seven or eight years
old girl, and two cows aud calves.
She sold the spare milk of these
two cows,carrying it around town
with q tiU pail, aud with the pro
duct, aud from work which she
did for neighb0rs, supported her
self and child. When she could
get $3 or S5 ahead she would buy
another calf or yearling. 1t is not
our purpose, adds the Nentiael, to
trace her progress up to the pres
ent time minately; but the result
Is, she now, in less tnau seven
years, has several hundred head
OF cattle, fine farm, with nice
buildings and improvements, q
comfortable, even luxuriant home,
aud, instead Of carrying milk
around BY hand, rides in her ear.
riage. Her daughter is q young
lady, educated aud accomplished.
To-day Mrs. Ahart's property il
valued at from $4,000 to S5O, 600.
And abe has made it all by hon.
est industry and good manage
ment. She has had no outside
help. She never had u Government
contract or fell heir to any proper.
ty.-LaraMie (COl. J NeHtixel. -.
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The New York Tslegram has
the fOllOwings

It's Orphsus G. Kerr
Who'll be the next speaker.
No matter what else il his name;
Cox, Kerr. Wood. or Randall
Will mako the same scandal
A-climbing the big tree Of fame.
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vxERNOTT, FRANK. Matchmaker amp
II Dealer ia fine Jcscel,y dc. Main Street
bet ween 81. Philip and jackson Streets
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vu,HIBODACX, p. A., Girl Engineer,
L jackson Street, opposite st. bridget
Street.
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CAZZO DIR. j. n e.. Physician and
" -AooueAeur, Thibodsux 2. D., Lsiouf
che Parish, h.
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JoupDal q the 6sA Gooatorial DtssPiet.
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XXyAsHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs. @
w GaMard, Proprietor. Market St
between St. Philip aud StsI0uis Streets.
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Y>HIBODEAUX. JOS. r., Treasurer Of
he 7osrn, corner Main and st. Philip
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II A. O'SULLIVAN,
T. ATTORSFY-Ar-LAw,
Green St., between Main L. Thibodaux Sts.,
THlBODAUX, Ina,