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AI'NEILL.

WHAT II THOUGHT or THE jon.
Tho result of the Committees work was the
subject nf great deal Ut Fculurk on all sl1ta,
especially atnong that class who had kept truck
OF thu deliberations on tle stule question. II
lad betn manifest from the first that there WAS
contract c1lsting bctwcun thu "Ktng ani
Walker guaranteeing to tile lattrr the work
under any and afl circumstances. Tho hustc
which bud characterized tbs Board In ita desire
to let tho contract for the superstrueture lu al-
vance of any agreement being reached t1twcen
thu city anu eoiIlty, anu In auyauce also, Vi tlr
Ctty'sshalS VI tho foundation being commenced,
looked suspicious, aud strengthened the gen
eral belief, Tor with certain members It WIS ilow
or never, III viyw Ut tho nearnrss Ut the cnd of
some official lives. tbs first evidence vi t|lr
haste Way the adoption Of limestone as the
building material, wllfCl was also MI EVIDENCE ot
the exLstcncs Of u scheme since dcyclopcd.
Tt1H NEXT EVIDENCE,
passing lightly uycr thu history OF tbs jobhery,
WIS displaycd when the lids for thu work had
been opened and laid before the Committee to
wl.lcl, they were referred. as appears from tho
proceedings u tt,u coMIuittee.tntetinRs: IN all
ust with special eoIs(t!eraton but certainly not
bycauss his lid WAS thu lowest or most favor.
able, Really, the lowest limestone bid wus
ts.ut oi tia bedford, Ind. partte:, II boing
*5l0,0O0, against sB95, ,0oU for Walker, with
Quality of tisir stone. The objection to ths
bedfofd stouc, however, IN thu absen:e, OF
any other, WINS tint home stone should b.
used, to encourage home Industry, ste,: ln
ausfer to this reasoning came Tue 1ld ot
Tanning for Lemont s'onn e.! ios osss%s SSsS l sn
anple, aod he offered to eotnply, and dld COM
ply, with every request " 10 surety, ~ did also
numerous other bidders for the aalne stone who
wcrs lower bidders than Walker. Yet all
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1B.-Will you kindly permit
sl,uce for II few re marks FROM hitherto mute,
but uot less Interested, observer of tle farce Of
lcttlng contsact to the luwest responsible bid
der, Nnd the more grave and serious PERFORM
a,rr Of rUhblng tho people BY legal process,
which ls bring almost duly clncteA ut tle
buila.ng In wliyl, arc s!tuate the Cuek County
Jail aud CrlHiuul Cturtf
ln the first place, a,n Inclined to think that
Tie crudite atisl l,nInncuatc Committee uf Sluc
shuull use t!ctr Influence III comprising the
Dismissal of Architect Egall for ptsautning to
takr issue with tho King lnen!brrs Ut the
County Commissioners. rcgurdlng opinions
tluanec, architecture, geology, attd thu art Of
building, subjects u witch Clcury, McCalErcy.
aud Comfy have no danht lcvotcl lltcttulc Ut
'tsHy Hyhe sna IT, san sf5vuso t. Il s
tiun Of tllat nl,irh misunderstood term, un
architect, una l'as demonstrated his nhillty to
erect, II need be. monumental structure, still
be Is deserving of the scverest condemnation
the materials TINT should be used III
their construction, when he Knows such
opinions nrr contrary. to those held BY
atcssrs. Walker aud Perfolut, aud are opposed
duint, blind, yac!lat!ng, u,'a dishonest, while,
Earyi.lt Vi Tie Boufil,f' and not c1.lrayor to
frustrate, IN tsc llas tccn striving Y ID, tl!e
whlcl. son,o Ut hts employers haye for taotnc
Awaru Vt Il contsart to lcrIulat anu Walker
,1urc tllan practical atone-clitter bill.
LII conclusion. let me- giyc q word Of advice
duri1Ig thu continuance ri the stone-contr.lct
controversy. When the Commissioners lues-
t.on you rs to the responsibility ot the differ
cnt competing contraetors you fuise sumo ul-
jccttun II, them ail, with thu two ssug!v execp-
linn RI Luck At{nhGU MthRfll. tfc
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must hc of t',c hlghrst or1cr. Does William
MrNcll AZ any "nc d tlcsc l!nTnt,!e;nlnrst
magnitude. AID. NrF'n.r ,.tates that .McNcifl
Is iIut worth 10 cunts TN tho dollar. ] declare
that scSeill il mt a practical stonc-clttor;
that hts inability, ,lna'ctnly, - unticFtake any
1a'ge q% % Il attg5 o rf a anq .fe1 Mf!' Kf tlat
hfa reputation atnnnx h1s eraft !s that of trick
sttr, and tticsg ,loclorat!1na defy Mr. AlcNeill
to gasnsay. liz was compelled to al'anlhn thc
work on the First atctl'tllas Church for want of
the only two wtrks Uf apy magnitude that he
llas had IN this city. 1t Ia well-known fact that
shrrttf Agnew officially and privately H. back:
ing McNeI'l, anl, when AEncw's, Wnlker's, and
rcalIIy seen who Is engineering this latest
Thc icw honest of!lciuls present at the tcssion
yesterday psntcstcsl, protested ttrongly, hut
t'cr protests wsrs IN yas @ G1,nissisTs van a,.,,
l'allurd, AND Schmidt raise1 their voices i'l cur
dcinnatfon of this vIltAtnuus jot. hut tho
"kinE'' hatl a desperate, game IN hand, ami
with tho most c0nstIlln.ate ttnpudenee. and III
plcte to Their own eat'sfactIun The arst nut in
this tragt-cuinctiy,-cuMcly In lts luafcrous-
ness, md tragely III that tic Penttcntiary walls
will fnclose some III tic actosa before another
season shntl flnvu e1Jlnc.
cnn,lut characterize the ecenc In the Com
mtttec.roon after the adjournment In my othcr
term tfsan 6candalous. AlcCulErcy attacked
Architect Egau, IN tho most insulting manner,
and dcnea'csl himself 40 only . bncksuarsl
would. lie also n,atlc descent upon Mr.. Or
lcnus, but TINT gentleman quickly q,ltetcl tho
board bully by charging him Will, dsltoncst]y
Inducing tic outside uuarTymcn to spend large
sums of money uposl.tu Commissioners IN their
Waits to the 1uArEtcR.
l.1nakes my blond boll to realize the fact TINT
there IL such set of rastalB In that Board
elniming to be tic representatives Of the honest
God bless you ior your uuhle work in tic
Interest Of reform. Tic people are with you,
and, take my word for IL, You sustained asd
will be sustained III any measures you mny nd.
vucaie or yourscif Institute for the prevention
OF this contemplated gigantic fraud, uld the
subsequent ard consequent annihilasion Ut the
Ring. LlruoLo0lsT.
, 1876-08-19
THE SILK INTEREST.

Nav YORK, Aug. 18.-Tho advanced price In
n" silk has caused fiso In the foreign Import
ed article. Yesterday tho organization of now
silk Association. vas announced, with WILLIAM
franklin Allen, Of tho National socIety, sserc-
tary. Something like forty establishments arc
represented, or sevcn-e!gl,tha o& tllc trade. 4
similar movement IL spoken Of among mnnu lac
turers ot the highest grades, to secure l,ar1n.ny
Of actton In any equal degree. 4 committee nf
I've, appointed by the new Association, will r,-
port IN u few days, with reference noru partfcn-
larIJ to the scwtng.sllk and machlac-twI.u
thread.
, 1876-08-19
0hITtfARY.

RACINE, Wis, Aug. 1S.-Sllas WElgh tnoo)!ttle,
the youngest son vi cx-Senatar uoollttfe, died
this afternoon ut hIs fathers residence hero, vi
spinal meaningless. Funerul Oh Sunday next at
Up u.
RACINE, Wls., Aug. lS.-Kobert A. Knapp,
one OF our oldest All1 best known citizens, died
last n!ght, after loug aud painful uluess.
, 1876-08-19
STAGE ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. la-Aiss Annie Kemp
Bowler, who, wllllc uuaetlng the part ot S.aIaeta
ut the National Iheutse, fell from a suspended
cur to thu stagc Wednesday night. has SUSTAINED
fur more serious injuries tla'! wcEs ut first rc
purteI. lIex collar.buna was fractured, ~ well
u tAu 6Auulues-bl2le,
, 1876-08-19

Special Dts11leA to 1At Tribune.
LArArEgrE, 1.ld., Aug. ls.-'rhl4 nornIng q
young luaI TUNED Emerlckt Of Attics., Ind,
riding on freight train on the 'roleiu, Wabash
y Western italsoad. wtshed to get OF ut Will
lansport. The train not stopping there, ha
jnl.letl from thu truln while uulcr lual hraL-
WY, aud recctvel injuries trom wh!lA he died
III few AuAFs,
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COUNCIL DLuErs, Ia.. Aug lS.-Two little
boys named john Berwcan anl Harry Fuhs, aged
II and D years respectively. werc buried alIye tu
this city tottay by tue sudden giving Way Of I'll.
cinbankinrut slrar which they were playing.
WAS gxtllluk.
, 1876-08-19

At Ills lid, wlltr II carried mi, would iayc cst
tho couhty not less tlian sh4U0D. THE rt',n.
l'letlon of tho eteal sas letcn..l lev ;1ays
activity Of the atonc men who 'la'1 been stlt1
tut 80 shalefutiY, sit which brought aln,uta
Junction which was really to be servcd On tl'e
Board wien i dared to !ns'orsc the action of
of tho "Ring," and brought 10 It's
grasping mind tho Importance Of the
and an idea Of whit tho pnblfe de-
fnanlcd Of them ~ t'uG1tc servants, Without re-
gard to what they demanded VI Walker fur their
faYofitlsm. It Is not often that such characters
arc frightened, hut th!s case WA All exception,
could not 10 tasIly get over tlo BID Of Tanning
and otncrs, and that thy roult! MT n1t n, make the
dilemma VII. serious ono to them, but. backed
by COUNSEL, they felt equal to the
emergency. Having determined not to make
thc award to any ono except for n tnnncycd coil
Walker as not to lc atlc tn retruga their steps,
they devised
\ TRIP 10 MS quAnnFEs, ..
which was the third one. Returning, they were
for Walker would be moat profitable, and they
hit upon the sehcrnc Of urging the wpfthlceancss
Of ali other stone thHn Walker'a, whicl, worked
we'll, and ut least dsposcd Of Fanntng's.b!d, for
pledge TINT he would not sell Fanning,, or any
one clsc, hls stone at my prize. Mr. Tanning
was, It Will be bcen, easily llap0sP1 Of, hut to
take care Of Walker WAS tie thing nccslfuI.
How could It be !lo.,c was the great qucstioii.
him hc did not know but. l,c whnld 20
to the Ponr.llonse. NIL Of which Wan
listened to With the greatest ,conplaect,sy,
IL s,one e' ana i01 ' i aHst st get i sha % wo1f ok
III one clsc eould.. Another meeting WIS llclt,
atla the award to Walker WIS rrconsdcEcd and
attention directed to ...-..
,o,,ou, :. T'tk r. MP ', or % Mr. X1ElysoS At ,.,
tlIu crowd, and knowing TINT Il he would
Walker would furnish him the stone. They
were disappointed IN this, TOR Atktnson would
MT join them, anu the schcmc was droppcd.
bid Of w. McNelll 4: Sou for $5i0,o0o,
nnd then casno the forced confer
cncc with thu city autlarftfcs. IN the
conference.-the favoritlslm for Walker on ti,cpart
Cd, he was forced 10 aad 70 lls tccord foF truth
and VGrae1ty by urnpping IN minute from y 70
05 cents per foot for stone, which In the entire
Eourtr1louse would amount to nearly $3.50, qua.
The fall Was great, antl very clear dcnloilstra-
tton, by l'ta own eunfcssiou, of the fAct that In
Ills origLna! blu there hui been at least qunr-
ter Of million steal With this fall, too, ,cauc an
attack on Architect Egan, which was very sgnis'-
can't under t!lG elrcu!1lstaneca, Tor what was lost
to the "Klngh In the fnll was expected to he
nude up by getting an architect tlIat would be,
conc party tn the system Of plunderiny, md
tlts they well knew Egan wol'ldnnt. 'lllc CONFER
cnce ended here, but WAS resuued yestefday, as
given above.
It VIII DC seen, eainG out victorious, and very
readily steppei tnto Walkers shoes. While
WalkeF hui refused to turnish the stonc 70 MIR.
Fanning, or any one clsc, hcNelll in
say What !le would 10 Tor hin. llg Ind
never Isient[Onch tho tl4tter to Walker. tcnlly,
, 1876-08-19
FAIRS.

Special Ntpa1eh to 1As TFI6uaA
DECATUu, ILL.,, Aug. lH.-The Illinois Central
District Fair will be opened Aug. 20 and bold
until Sept. i. 1t promises to 10 second only to
the State Fair.
, 1876-08-19

LONG BRANCH. Aug. 1s.--A small boat cap
sizrt1 near here, last evening, containing four
colorcd people, md nil were drowned.
SHA1toS, Mass, Ang. 1a-Alhert r. Smith,
the adlustcr Ut the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company, w1s drowned yesterday.
, 1876-08-19
an engine md cabonto wera rather badly de.
n1ollshcd, anil nll trains delayed several hours
No persona Herrtnjurctl.
orr T1TE TRACK. .

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. la.-A mail train was
thrown frun tlo track on the Eyansvsl1o q:
Charlottesville Railroad last night, above Fort
branch. Gcorgc W. Shears, the engineer, was
killed, and the fireman, Patterson Fitzstmmons,
hail leg broken. No passengers Injured.
, 1876-08-19
GRAND TRIUMPH.
Achievements Of Many Leading Chicago
Manufacturing and Wholesale
Houses.


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.,,,. . n-t.u.
Firms,
......
The lcat]ino manufacturers and wholesale men
IT f,l,.o,,, ,nr. 1nrt, fe,, t,o r.at pcrr..ttv ~
.I.,ssnd ,',.iu,...,..snre o f,'r No n,,r,yse
eonaet6ea ous'he6s-t''fccto'}' y 'o1 ."c Pulpose
OF giving reliable references 10 customers out-
sI1e Of the cttr. For the t,urpose Of supplying
this want Il TRIBUNE repprtcr visited lurgc
number of Chicago leading louscs In order that
the great Northwest a correct list of addresses
tor.aurc m of which to the businessmen Of tic
city and to buyers throughout the co., country
eannot be ovcrest!niated' Country dealers VIII
certainly consult thcIr own Interest as well as
convenience by cutting out aud preserving the
o'eeetoiy ior luture seaste'se. -
IRON AND h0t1.E't MAStFAC7tRERs'
Vulcan Iron Works Company, Vi to " North
Clinton street; cnglncs, tlrcdge, pl1c-]riycra.
Architectural rrtn Wprks-{.asttnra n,rI
urn,,,t % ;r so,t In FIR mt,dinr 'r', hr',lEr. rms. @
A' n Il IT,, r.,,"i, ." rt,r.,s ~
sram1"sa th,mhi" sErins' f1,nsfrui 4. i,ins,nnrr
e.. tra ,n,,urs it,...rt,ot.s T""ro
IRE octI,cTf ny ofnsssntSs' tayefe
uo!eF. C!nEc anu nounaf3 - h4hfnoufS sllGt1.
,,fs,,'es ~ ','.r,,n wn1 ststi,nnrr n,'gm.s
Fh1la4elptla propeller wheels, general fnaehlhe-
~ ~, VI, a1su ~ slleHlsMh slreei'
Earpenter' Mlson ~ naGorh. uea,ets n ,'o!ier
sect rl,. 'wr1rl1t III iru,t % Isans. me- and nd pluuix
s,,,,,,,s Ivy "a a"t,, f"nai tr.st al"
COLUMNS, ~ - =. sont! Iattal stfeea. IT,.
ueosge ~ w. nai'nls sas. nuusr u se apPa'a
Michigan street
, WHOLESALE GRocEns.
eNasne, nafnef urswo.u, t!,'loiIess %
tens and grfterlcs; aisot tobbers ansl Tutors u
ts9hayeo, cssnrs, and smoking aE1ieles' % anu %
W: n. Hoyt u Co., importers q tea5 an,l
Wholesale gr'nGrs, j. y, ., I. And Michigan
nye'lue n;. aau fro,t slree. ana ), d =. :. aIa
h'vef street IropfiGiots oi 1soses fa.er'oh
kellt Mufuueh a. FlschsF, Whntcsalt EtaecFs
and ten itHpGrtcrs, 10 and Y Ranu1lRll street:
GrAy afotLtIs, gTocefs1 afu Lake ststet+
lngrafan!, Corhin y May, tea Importer anu
wholesale Eroccrs, y! ana " y, MichSAi. aveitns.
kuesel brothers, lles a1l la1 >. Natcr street.
); y. Doaiie a. O., isitpnrteFs of groeefics
and merchandise, II atal ~ Wabash nvcn1ir
WI. Guam Il Co., Wholesale groeers' 5o lavcr
| street. !:s, r.,,. =, ~, ,..o.., .., ,,,,>,.
| Sihlcys End!rott q Co., Importers Rra whole
sa,g grosera, 4s anl - smltis M Water stseet.
tiarinotlt Merriam ~ Co., Niolesa!G esocesst
corner u Wabash Avenue aud South Water,
Mcneil q iligt:ins, wholesale Ernesss alli Job
-! hers III toDacco, NUS IL af'l IL Lake street,
nsf GOODS.
Casson, d1rie, scytt -, wholesale dfy
gondat Madison anq ~, Frahklin Streets
Hlcl!ard5' sAaW, rlttn ~ = tnSiow, Mho!esaie
afS eooua, coThe. otate al1 ~ iao'soh stlets'
gass'a Wsd,snn ",I FrnntlIa strc"ts o'e''' 0''
koHas. .tau.eu4 VIZ 1Ti u. ~ ~ ,u,,
MONTGOMERY Wuu a. CE, }se1Srs ~ ss, o, ary
gooas asa Eenf1a @ e'Ss'a'1azG, aIa ~ dts. w.
.Haessen, o!sen ~ H., lH.. ts'e ~. u'1's
eoooaa fethofeo u iut l.ast ."aolso't st5cet'
~ ,-,., e.oTn'SG. ~, ..,,,,.,x. 49,,
| tisniy y. n.tK o. ~, niahutnctutttn Aua
, 1876-08-19
Ep<cial Ditp1&cA sp Z

6pecial Dl<pa.ch 10 7Hs 7ff4uz&
DANvlttE, ILL.,, Aug. ia cosllston oecur-
red on the Toledo Wabash s. Western Railroad
Ut Tu1ous In thA county, ILLS murning, whereby
, 1876-08-19
BUSINESS NOTICES,

l.atllea, u ynts feet tanEutd or exhausted,
With no inclination to cxafcisc. use thut valuable
tonic, Holand's Aromatic Bitter Wino Of Iron De-
pot, 70 Clark ttreet.
bnrnott'e Cocon!ne A1lay* Irritation. rn.
moves tlsndrnH. aud fnrlg1rates tho action Of tho
cxplllAtfcB In tho Highest degree.
, 1876-08-19

WASHINGTON, u. G., Aug. l9-1 a. m.-For
tl,c Lake Region, rising barometer, nearly stu
tia,,ary Temperature, nortllerly to westerly
winds, and clcar or clcarlng wcatI'cr, succeeding
ruin nrcaA In the Lower Lake ltGglon.
L0cAL OBSERVATIONS.
t.uLttAan. AuV iG.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-22
LINCOLN COUNTY BONDS DE-
CLARED VALID.

The credit of Lincoln County as
county ceased yesterday morning. Thus
in agony and despair cries out the FL
oche Record of February l6. The cause
Of this painful outcry is stated IN the
following, which We clip from the edito-
rial page of that paper:
Yesterday the Hon. Il. Rives, presld-
ing over the District Court, rendered ms
decision in the cause entitled the Odd
Fellows Savings and Commercial Bank
against Miles Quillen. County treasurer
Of Lincoln county. The object OF the
proceeding was to cause writ OF man
Janus to issue, commanding the Irea-
sr1rer TO draw on the general fund tor
such amount as the interest fund may
be deficient, in order 10 pay the interest
on the bonds issued under the Funding
Act Of 1873. and which became due on
the first OF January last. The Court,
after hearing the pleadings read, the
testimony of the witnesses and the ar
cuments of counsel, decided that the
Deremptorv writ should and would be
Granted, but suspended the Issuance
thereof until Thursday next (to-mor-
row As there is. we understand. only
about 5000 or 81, 900 il the interest
fund, the balance necessary to ralse the
amount in the interest fund to the
sum required about Slo,0oo) must be
transferred from the general fund.
As the amount required will be about
sll 900, it will sweep the general fund
ana probably keep it bare for some
time. 1t i stated thai the County
Commissioners do not intend to fur
tber contest the matter. W neither the
holders of accounts allowed on the
General fund propose 10 do 50 IS not
Vet known. They Will have 10 make
up their minds by tO-morro" Thurs
day. morning.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-14
DEATH OF "UNA.n
TSt. Louis Watchm an. |


We have, indeed, the whole Irish race
has reason to lament the premature demise
of the above gifted poetees, whose chaste
and patriotic compositions have go fire.
quently enriched our columns. Young in
years, bat old in literary achievement,
and In the production of exemplars of re-
fined taste, her pure spirit took flight from
it's tenement of clay, on the 18Th ult., after
brief endurance of those ills to which all
flesh is heir, in Willoughby street, Brook
lyp, leaving her bereaved husband, Mr.. A
Ford, brother of the proprietor of the
IRISH World, and hosts of friends to be-
wall her untimely loss. Mrs Ford, being
of an old Irish family, gloried in having
had her birth in the isle she loved 60 we'll,
in that Antrim where she could hear the
waves of the Atlantic breaking against
those adamantine walls that fenced it,
known as the "Giants' Caueeway" The
soarings of her muse were lofty and wide !;
on topics holy and pure she had never
ceased to dwell, and many of the legends
and glories of ireland she embalmed 10
immortal verse. unacame to this country 10
her childhood, and was educated in the
Convent of St. Martins, OHIO, where she
was resident from three TO four years.
and where her memory will long live. She
spent most of her life in ST. Louis, and the
pupils of Clinton School in this city had for
five years the benefit of her lessons and
example. Since her marriage about year
ago, she resided in Brooklyn. We can
now i'll Uua's regard give only expression
to the tervent prayer, that will find an
echo in thousands of generous hearts,
Requiescet in pace.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-14

DENTIsTKY.-In the whole round of ills to
which humanity is liable there ssarily
fatal, that seriously interfere with the comfort hap
pness and good looks those affecting the teeth.
Ply steal and mental energy depend good Digestion
and there can be no good digestion without good mas
ticGtors With regard to looks indeed Affect the
gpiritueHS They like the angelic female who, too deli
cate for EARTH about to Depart for heavenbut
We know that the highest types of beauty according
to all accepted standards those in which perfect
health is distinguishing characteristic. Besides
delicate female has bad teeth, and can laugh talk
only at the risk of exciting disgust in those around
her. From all of which it follows that should be-
stow the greatest attention teeth and that
should keep them in irst-oass order. This can only
be done by placing them under the supervision of a
ntIous and skful dentist, who at sta cd times
examines them, perform such work Is necessary,
and gives such insti uotlons he deems advisable.
True this costs somethiug-everything good neces
sGrily custs-but in q like this the Sost is abso
tutey little compared with the benefits conferred
And right here would remark that 1t would BIO as
foolish go to quack in dentistry it would be in
of dangerous sickness to place Your life in the
hands of called physician who had learned HIS bus
ness in a week two OF f1Tst class dentists, men
endowed with natural talents of high order who have
spent years In studying all the many branches of the
subj. ct and whose reputation extends over the land
dave o few in this city. Their eminence is &C
kuowledged by their professional brethren and they
number among ther clients all to whom excellence is
the frat and greatest consideration in department
of life. In this select few. proud to mention
friend, DR. G. j. Frsdrichs l56 St Cha les street.
| as holding high place. His reputation Es dental
surgeon is second to that OF in the ofesson
while his urbanity and gentleness invariably win the
friendship of those who meet him in business.
From personal experience the writer may add that the
Doctors charges reasonable Che does not do cheap
work and therefore he has cheap proe and that he
assured that the most perfect satisfaction wall be
experienced by airy one who secUres DR.. FriedIchs
| professional services.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-14

LEVY BROTHERS.-Thc atten ton of our read
and culary that of the airer and gentler
portion s called the adver sement the fifth
OF the MORNING STAR, CT the firm whose name heads
this notice Royal in the expenditures they make to
supply the Southern peope with all that could be de-
sired in the dry good line they choose royal manner
of inviting attention to their splendid stock Though
comparatively firm, having been established here
only three four years. such has been energy with
which they have aged their business 80 liberal
have they always been in their dealings III per-
needing dry goods think king
without first examining Levy Brothers immense stock
At their large and elegant store So Magazine strest
is find full line of dry goods Of the best
quail ard at the lowest pricer for with endabe
pride their business and having STUDIED closely the
tastes and of people, these gentlemen employ
their large capital and their best energies in securing
from the best in Europe and the North
thing that would expect to find in such a
as that of A. I. Stewart. New York. And. be it
membered the greater OF the advantages result
ing from the activity and of this firm
to the benefit of their patrons who thus enabled
get whatever they want st very low prices ard aft
having been afforded by the large corps of s4be and
ough examination of all the goods hand. Another
consideration which should have weight with
is that the Messrs Levy by the very fact OF aver.
Using extensively il the paper of their choice
that they know bow to appreciate the of Catho
lies, which some other nts tako pains to let
people know they don't for. If readers there
FORE act upon two saSDgs very in these days
-" go wi ere you invited and make the best
bargains you we sure that the sales at Levy
Brothers this month will equal If they do not exceed
those of even the busiest winter months.