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Alexandris. VI, msr lott

NJ. B +. JON Els, 3 N. Calvert ST., Balti-
~ more, Md, makes d specially and guaran-
tees Speedy and Certain Relief in all Diseases
and Irregularities incident to Females also in
jmpoiency, Sterilty, Spermstorrhga, Structure,
Gravel and ali other Diseases Of the Generatiye
Organs Of either sex. sen
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IzgATo TIE LADIES. We have juved
a fine assortment Of Gentlemen's, and
Youths Fine Toilet Slippers, sultsbthe
holidays, which will be sold at pricesthe
times. [dec 81 WADDEY, III.
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CA6apH0a i iUhi Ko IS so1 LIP ssIve, Liquid
Thousand Flowers, Oriental Tooth Paste, Ly-
on's Tooth Tablets, Farnham's French Tooth
Lozenges, Browns. Thurston's, Whites, Wells
and Williams' Tooth Powders also a fine as
sortment of English Tooth Brushes, for sale by
oct q E. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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w. a. JOHNSON.
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
E@- al! orders from The country will receive
prompt and careful attention. i'm 2S-tf
~ EORGE McBURNEY s. SON.
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY G&UCE.
RES, WINES AND LIQUOES,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN snd POTOMAC HERR
and MACK Ei.EL.
NOS. 1856 AMI 40 KING STREET,
Washington Hall Building
Alexandria,, w.
Orders promptly filed. nh 3i-tf
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WEATHER PRoBABILlTGEs.- War Deport
meut, Office ofMe Chief Signal OJicsr, WASH
ngtou, d. t., Deer. 80 lS16-lO:3O a. NJ
Fy- tho Middle ~latos colder AID clenr or hit
w~,a.4er, With southwest to northwest WINS 4na
I.s!rg
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To all points On the Manassas Division, be.
tween Gainesville and Strashurg, $500 per car.
Capacity not to exceed -, 100 lbs.
- +. I. HAWKS,
sPrepaid stations. Gen. Freight Agent.
I1Ov 30 I'm
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CHURCH SERVICES. IT,, 70 MORROW
CHRIST CHURCH Service st II u. III. and Il p IN.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH-Servlce at II Il. M. and
Up m. by Rev. DR.. Norton.
GRACE CuURcn-Gorning service. with ser
mon, At II O'Clock; afternoon service, *it1oue
sermon, 1T 49,; preaching Che Moody and
Sankey hymns will be used g. this servlce) y!
$50 All the pews in this church are free.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH-MaSs at I and ii Il. IN.
Fcspcrs ut 4 y. III.
UNION Presently. CHURCH (First Church,
Service IL the morning and 1t night ty Rev.
DR.. Bullock. By request, tho subject At Hlg:!t
will 30 the transportation of the SCRIPTURES
SECOND ~PKEsBYTEKIAS CHURCH-Service
morning md night BY Ecv. Mr.. DlEwlddle.
METH. EPIS. C~uURcH-Service al II y. IN.
sud 10 D. IL. (watcnnigh. sorvice) By Ecy. W;
C.. WEBB. Subject ri night, "GainiAg the world
and losing the soul"
METH. ErIs. CHURCH SoUrn-Scrvicc at ii
am Ind : p. In by Rev. }. IL. Waugh.
METH. PKoT. CRUKCH-SerVlce in the morn
ing and st night by Kew. Dr.. Nichols.
BAPTIST CuURou-Service in the morning
and III n;gat bv Rev. w. 5. Penick
WHARF Mission CHAPEL Services ~ 63)
p. NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Service At IL q. m,
by Rev. Mr. Flccken>tain.
You've MESS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
sulday prayer meeting In the Meth. Frot
Church 81. 4 y N. Aim House Vt "a p. M. jail
n: = D. IA. Union pr'ycr meeting Wednesday
might in tie Baptis. Church at II O'Clock.
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VyHlTE BEANS, Split Pess,miny
w and Grits for sac by
dec 70 +. J DAFlDSONSs 81.
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- W. Az Y,

= W. AVERY,
Desler in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCh.
hlES. WINE LIQUORS, &c, &c,
22G King st., cor Alfred,
sepS ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NJEW STGREl
AZ NEW GUODSl
NEW PRICES
The subscriber respectfully announces that
he has taken tho store
NO. liz KING STREET.
and is prepared TO offer q full and carefully So
lectad stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
at prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to al parts Of the city. and
Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
Inspection Of stock solicited
my off f. j. DAVIDSON.
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yvAETED.-A FIRST CLAS-sE
w SERVANT. Apply to
dec 3O-35t ,. FL.
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DICkLED PIGS FEET, q re- Tor
1 sale by
dec ~ f. J. DAVIDSONEst.
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LOCAL NEWS.

o. La order to make the price Of the Ga
zette correspond, as near as possible, to the re
quizements Of the stringeney Of the times, and
that the paper may be withio the easy reach OF
ali who desire to subscribe to it, We have, though
with the certainly Of much pecuuiary loss, de.
termiDed that from tic Isl OF January, 1877,
Clty subscribers who prefer paying 10y the
Week VII! De supplied at me rate OF l23 cents,
and will be called ou regularly every fortnight
by The collector. Fer t.;S small sun the sub
scrihers 10 the Caste vi! be supplied vi b
ali the latest LEGAL aUd Siate ueWs, aud suc!i
general current news as may b: interesting.
New subscribers will .irc their ualnes Ia Mr..
jacob hJXbury, who viii canvass the city tor
that purpose, or leave them at this Office.
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INTEGRAL GEANLEY'S FliNI
IVA CIGAR is this finest &c C.gsrfor
sale Only by
dec so u. VIM. NJ.
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HENRY STRAUSS

BOOT AND SHOE BAZAAR, NO. 66 KING
STREET.
FINE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, NO IS
KING STREET.
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DRICE OF SUGARS REDUCHay.
{ 6. WIN. RA
dec 80 Corner King and ); sts.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-05

BY the mepest chance in the twilight gloom,
lp the orchard path he met me
In the tall, wet grass. with its faint per
| fume-
| Apd.l tried to pass, hut he made no room
| Oh. tried, but he would not let ne;
SO | stood and blushed TIL the grass grew
| red,
With my face bent lown above it,
While he took ny hand, us he whisp ring
How the clover lifted each pink, sweat
head,
To listen to all that my lover said:
Oh ! the clover in blOom-I love it y
In the high, wet grass, went the path to
hide
Aud the low, wet leaves hung over;
But l could not pass upon either side
For found myself, when vainly tried,
In the arms OF my stcadfast lover.
And he held Inc there, and he raised my
head,
While he closed the path before me;
Aud he looked down into my eyes and
said
How the leaves bent down from the boughs
o'erhead.
To listen to all that my lover said :
Oh the leaves hanging lowly Ger me y
Had he moved aside IL little way,
could surel then have passed him
And would not have heard what he had to
say,
Could only aside have cast.
1t was almost dark, and the moments sp5d,
And the searching night w nd found us;
But he drew Inc nearer and softly said
How the pure. sweet wind grew still, in
rtead,
10 listen to all that my lover said
Oh, the whispering wind around us y
am sure he knew when he held me fast,
That must be all unwilling;
For tried to 20, and would have passed,
AS the night was coming wa; its dew at
last, -
And the sky with stars was Gllug:
Bnt no clasped Inc close wbFp l would 4ave
And he made me hear his story.
And his soul came out from his lips and
said
(iiow the stars crept out where the white
moon led,
To listcu to all that my lover said;
Oh, the moon and stars i'll glory)
kTpow that the grass and the Icaycs will
got tell,
Aid I'm sure that the wind-precinus ro-
YER
Will carry his secret sn safely and well
That no being shall ever discover
One word of the many til It rapidly fell
From the eager lips Of my lover.
Shall never reveal what Il fiiry-like smell,
They wove round about us that night in the
dell.
ln the path through the dew laden clover :;
Nor echo the whispers that made my heart
swell
As they fell from the lips of my lover
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The Case Against Babcock.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. IT, Public
sentiment here is very strong
against Babcock, and, # the jury
shall be at all susceptible to such
prejudices, his conviction is as.
snred. His failure to put in a per.
s0nel appearance and plead t,
the Indictment, after he had
shown such a precipitate incliua-
ton to vindicale himself, made a
bad Impression to start on, and a
number of things have happened
since to strengthen public opi
uion against him. The report
whether true or not does not mat
ter-that the President had en-
deavored to secure a nolle prose-
qnl Ill behalf OF his private secre
tary, had bad influence for
"Bat.," and the preiudicial feel
Ing thus engendered has been ag
gravated by the further rumors
that the President had used his
efforts to arrange a plan of prose
cutlon that would insure acquit
tai. There is, doubtless, nothing
to found the :umOrs on, but their
circulation has. nevertheless. mar
red Babcock's prospects for a
perfectly fair trial. The Govern
ment attorneys say they will
have no difficulty Ill sending Bah
cock to the Penitentiary. The an
thenticity of his handwriting in
his dispatches formerly produced,
and also of letters and dispatches
to be produced, will be establish
Ell beyond IA doubt, thus fixing
his connection with the Ring.
The transmission OF money from
Joyce to Babcock will also he pro
ven.
A letter was received here yes.
terday from Joyce, in which be
expressed the opinion that Bah.
COCK Was-tO use his expression
Ia gone man, The Govern
ment attorneys promise TO fur
nish the public some new and
Interesting developments as soon
as the trials begin.
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THa; WEEKLY sun.
NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and scventy-six is the
Centennial year. 1t is also the year in which
an Opposition House OF Repr, sentatives the
first since the war, will be in power at
Washington and the year of the twenty
third election of President of the United
Stntes All OF these events are sure to be Of
great interest and importance, especially
the latter; and all of them and everythin.
connected with them will be fully and fresh
ly reported in The Sun
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up the line of inquiry opened years
ago by TIE Sun. will stcrnly and diligently
investigate the corruptiOns and lLisleeds of
Grant administration aud will, it is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for a new and
better period i'll our national history. Ofall
this The 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
rable as deciding upon Grants aspirations
for u third term of power and pluntler. and
still more as deciding who shall be the
candidate of the party of Reform, and as
eltcting that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects. those who read THE Sun will haze
the constant means OF being thoroughly we'll
informed.
AhC w tCN, WHicu dttulIltH u
circulation of over eighty thousand copies,
already has its readers in every State and
Territory, and We trust that the year 1876
will zee their numbers doubled. 1t will con-
tinue to be a thorough newspaper All the
general news of the day will be found in it,
condensed when uninportant, at full when
Of moment and always, we trust, treated
in clear, interesting and instructive man-
ner.
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY SuN
the best family newspaper in the world, and
We shall continue to give in its columns a
large amount of miscellaneous reading. sucl,
rs stories, tales poems scientific intelligence
and agricultural information, for which We
are not able to make room in our daily e.j-
tion. The agricultural department especially
is one ot sprominentfeatures The fashions
are also regularly reported in its columns
and SO ure the markets of every kind.
The WEEKLY SUN, eight pages with fifty
six brt'Ad columns is only 8l.2O wear,
postage prepaid. As tins price barely repays
the cost of the paper. no discount can be-
made from tins rate to clubs, agents, Post
masters, OF anyone.
1he DAILY >rN, large four page newspa
per of twenty-eight columns, gives all the
News for two ceuts copy. subscription.
Hostage prepaid, J5c. month or SO 50
Il year SUNDAY edition e extra, 81 10 per wear.
We have no travelling agents Address,
THE SUN, New York CITY
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GIVE IT ANOTHER TRIAL.-The
following, from an exchange, is
sensible and to the point:
In the early career of Henry
Clay's life he was elected to Con.
gress.
After serving his first term he
went home among his constituents
and ran as candidate for another
term. One day he met an old hun.
ter who had voted for him the
first time, aud cordially accosted
him, asking a secOud vote for
him.
mo, Hail." was the reply ;"you
didn't vote right on that ar bill {;
you mostly did we'll, but that a.
shot fixed you-'twant right"
Said Clay-''Tht's a good rifle
of yours, and generally hits right,
but once in a while misses fire.
don't it I"
Eyes, that's true, but it mostly
brings 'em down."
"Wall, said Hal, you don't
throw it away for one miss 90, but
you peek the flint and give her
another trial, don't you ~
eyes, Hal, but that was a
mighty bad vote, you know"
"Bat, 'spOsin it was will you
serve me worse than the old gun 7
You gave that another chance
cau't you be as kind to meT
"WalI, Harry, there's some
powder in that I'll peck and
give you another chance"
Frequently we find subscribers
of newspapers recalling the good
things in them for INST of the
year but, by chance, they find a
single article that dOn't snit them,
when they flare mp and order the
paper stopped, without consider.
ing tue hundreds ofarticles it cOn
tained which pleased them. Is
this the best way to do I
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A CURE FOR GRAvEL.-Dr.
Street+r, Of Santa Barbara, tells
the Atlas that the worst case of
gravel may I've cured, the deposit
dissolved and passed away, by
using tue water in which potatoes
have been boiled tn pieces strain
the water, sweeten to taste, and
drink for two or three weeks.
This is a painless cure. The same
authority st"tes that Turing or
coating deposited on the inside
OF steam boilers may be easily
removed, making tho surface ap-
pear like new iron, by placing a
quantity of raw potatoes in the
boiler and letting them boil to
pieces. After two or three days
open the lnanholes, and Il sandy
deposit will he found brush it
out. and the boiler will be as
good as new.
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We haye not been in the habit
of regarding Secretary Fish as
particularly scholarly in the use
Of language but in his recent
interview with a correspondent
of the World he evinced a very
nice discrimination. Speaking of
his uOte to MI. Gushing, be said ::
There we're sOpe points in that
note which l, for one, anticipated
would arouse discussion, aud
even argument"
1t is pleasing to have this as
surance that the SECRETARY fully
comprehends the distinction
which his own diplomatic cDrres
pOudence 80 amply illustrates,
that discussion is not always ar
gument.
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with silent contempt.

with silent contempt.
Fish are provided with air
bladders, 80 that they can rive
from the depths of the sea by
simply filling the bladders with
ar. IT any one is disposed to ask
where they get the air for such
Imitation, let him understand in
advance that this article is not
intended for the solution of petty
cOnundrnms.
There are many interesting
rumors about which might be
mentioned, but the foregoing
facts may he considerable of.fish.
al.
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If there is no danger and no
apprehension Of war, why is that
Secor Robeson is spending 80
much haste in getting monitors
ready for sea I We are told that
fourteen OF these vessels will be
in condition for actual service
before the end of the month.
These monitors have nearly all
been laid up tor years. They are
useless for any other purpose
than fighting, and to put them all
in commission implies great ex-
pense. Unless there is expectation
or dread of war, Secor RObeson is
wantOnly wasting the public
mQney.-Er.
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An Englishman was boastina
10 a Yankee that they had a book
III the British Museum, which
was once owned by Cicero.
~, that amt nothing retorted
the Yankee in the museum in
Bcsting they've got the lead-pen.
Gil that Noah used to check off
the animals that went into the
ark
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A lacy applying for admission
to the junior class Ot an Eastern
seminary, being questioned by the
President as to her qualifications,
replied
II aiu't much Of an ar:thIae.
ticker, but l anl an excellent gram
marist."
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THIBODAUX LM. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5m 1876

Young MEMS DRAMATIC Club
j Regular meeting Second Thursday
of each month.
Officers --Thomas A. Badeaux, Presi-
ldent Emile Loiseau. Vice President j
Omer Landry, Treasurer Henry Rlviere
Secretary F. Samoan Stage Manager; j.
a Perrin, assistant Stage Manager; John
Hay Property Man: I. T.Bergeron, Costumer
A +. knobloch, Prolnpter j. l.. Wehre,
Assistaat. A. b. Ragan. Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden. Door Keeper.
COMMITTEE Of arrangements a. B. Ra-
gan. Chairman, J. n. Wright, l.. Aucoin.
N. T. Higgingb0thain.
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The other day . yicksburg
father gently said , "Don't stuff
victnals into your mouth in that
way, ny son George Washing
t0p didn't eat in that fashion"
The boy. after pondering for
while, remarked to himself !;
Sand ! don't believe that George
Washington LICK ed his hoy for
finding a bottle of whisky 10 the
shed when be was bunting after
a horse shoe, either"
Teache1-s'What il the defini
ti0n Of Airtatto0 7"
Intelligent young pppil-"It is
attention withost intention"
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TINlIIDODAUX. TIIEOPIIILE, To~m
L Constable, .tsscssor. Collector and
Wharfmger Office Green Street betweon
Market and Lcvee
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VXyASHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs. G
w Gamard, Proprietor, Market st
between St. Philip and St. Louis Streets.
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VJNHIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
i No 30. A. +. and A. M.-Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday Of Every month"; at o'clock
p. NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets.
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'THiBODEATX. JOS. T.. Treasurer. of
l the 1orn. corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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rzERNOTT, FRANK. Watrhmaker amp
II Dealer u, fine Jesceiry .fe. Main Street
bet ween St. Ph,lip and jackson Streets.
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TNllIBODACx FOUNDRY. l.. KEEFE
i Proprietor. Levee and jackson
Strrcts
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E A. O'SULLIVAN.

10 ATTORNFT-AT-LAW,
Green St., between Main & Tlibodaux Sts..
THIBODACX, Ina,
Will practice in the Parishes of Lafourche
Assumption, and Terrebonne. [i3no-ly
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Y>HIBODEAUX. JOS. r., Pharmacist,
i Drater in Patent Medicines. Perfu
merry. &C., corner of Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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XXIEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS. Comfee-
w i0aeyy and Soda Water, Green
Street between Market and Main Streets.
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NHELET, ii. H.. Porixh Treasurer
NA Once. Green Street, cor. Market
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CAZZO DIR. J. Il C.. Physician and
u AcoucAcMr, ThibOdaux 2. o., Lafour
che Parish, La
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"INDER, THOMAS. District Attor-
w mey. - office. Market Street, be-
tween Maronge and Patriot Streets.
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YUVHIBODACX FIRE NO. l. Engine
Il Room at Iorn Hau, Levee st. Reg
u4ar parn,lcs on second Sunday Of each
1nuhrh. Regular Meetings on Monday at
ter the second Monday of every month.
Officers IS T. Grisamore, President,
E::E. LeBlane; r. Vice President. p. Trone,
Secretary, II. w. Tabor. Foreman. Il.
Champagne, assistant Foreman, o. kno-
bloch, Hose Director, Z. {'oinfmeat Assis-
tant Hose Dir'tor, p. A. A.DeMnnadf Engine
Director, A. Weiscnthaner. Assistant En-
tine Director, o. Malbrou, Tyler, Jos. I.
Thibodeau1 Treasurer.
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AOORE. l. ID. attorney at Lur,-ot
~ flce up stairs Main st. corner
Focus. n'
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NEBRE L. A., Sheriff, Office 1T Court
w House.
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vV,HIBODAUX, p. A., CeH Engineer,
/ Jackson Street, opposite st. Bridget
Street.
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It is impotte to say a man has
'!cleek," say facial area"
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TABnR II. W.. Family and Planta-
ton Groceries. Green Street, between
Lcvec and Market Streets.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NJ cbr,de, X. r., Foreign and Domestic
~ Try Goods, Fancy -iriicies, Main
treet, between st. Louis and 81 Ph;l;n
streets 'p
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nSCHWALD, J. G.. Shoemaker, Main
~ Sfreet between St Louis and Green
streefa.