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CoMM1s.-l.es commits des
|sgrands CONNIE des petits etablis.
ysements de la rue du Maia, cher
Echent tout les moyens possibles
ct impossibles d'attirer la pratt
que. Un de leurs moyens consiste
Ia starmer dun velle
patente est de taire pleuvoir l'eau
.des ruisseaux dams Ia rue. Si ce
mOyen ne renssit pas, ills Ell ont
|.'l'autres on reserve qui auront
plus de sncces.
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Informations Locales.

LE JUICE EST MORT, WYE LIZ
bUGE.-Notre ex juge de paroisse
Fred. Collins, calculateur de pre-
niere, force reside actuellement
Hans la paroisse de Terrebonne.
les gems qui sc Olsen bien infor-
nes pretendent quill va etre nom
he, par le governeur, juge de
|cette paroisse, en- remplacement
lie Sherourne, decide.
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lie Secretaire du tresOr ennis
une circuIaile apprenant aux as
sistautS tre>Orlers 4 Charleston,
Nouvelle Orleans, Baltimore. St.
Louis ct aux autres lieux dn NOrd
qn'ils sont autorises sur Ii presen
te de la circulation fractionnelle
Ell somme de 5 piastres ct multi
pie depassant pas 500, a emettre
IN montant semblable en pieces
d:argent des Etats- Unis, excepte
les dollars. ..-.
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Les ignes snivantes experiment
l'opiniOn du Louisidndis sur la PC
l6mique qui Went d'avoir lieu
entire Mr.. III. Fl. Carver, avocat
lie Napoleonville ct NJ. Lesecher.
re, pr6tre ct vicalre de Paincourt.
vile
La chose Sc passe a Napoleon
vile, Bayou Lafonrche, parois>e
Assumption, Lo,,isiane, Etafs
Unis d'AmGrique, ct 4 propos de
Napoleon |.
Car c'rst du divorce de Nap0
leon | avec Josephine ct de sou
marriage avcc Marie Louise, que
Sc Sont dfabord entretcnus VI. II
n. Carver. avocat de Napoleon
vile, ct NJ. LeSecherre, prttre ct
vicaire de Paincourtville, stous
deus holameS eclaileS, iustruits
ct d'et!ucati0n.
Grave sujet dams lequel sont
tout naturellement intervenuS
Pie VII, le Cardinal FeSh, PEsli
Sc, le ConciIe de Trentr. Solomon,
BOileau, Matthew ct d'autres.
.Insuue Ia c'est fort bicn, meme
tres interessant pour les gems tfu
Bayou Pierre Part. Malheu1euse
ment Ia theolOgie, meme traitee
par dies holnmes eminentS, entrai
lie fort loin ct fort NAL les discou
reurs. Une fOis dams cette vote,
de repliqne en- replique, d'argu-
ment Oh argument. surtOut qnand
pun est avocat ct l'autre prftre,
OH va-t-On ct ou ne va ton pas !!
LIE Chronicle de l'AssomptiOn
nous lie dit Napoleon, lie cardinal
Fesh, Pie VII, l'Eglise, le Conci-
le de Trente, Matthew, Boileau ct
autreS disparalssent de la discus
sion ct he la polemique. Et les
gros mots cOnmencent.Quels gros
mots LIE prttre dit a l'avocat {:
NOuS ttes un sOt, un mentenr, un
ivrogne !! Et l'avocat repond !:
Vous en- avez menti. pitoyable vi
caire: Vous 6tes un hypocrlte, un
tou, uu scandaleux coquin, SC.
Et ces amenities la sont les
moindres, les plus decentes, les
moins grossleres, que NJ. Carver
ct M. LesecheIre SO sOient jetees
publiquement q la face, Fun en-
anglais ct l'autre Ell franeais,d dams
le journal le Chronicle.
Assez. messienrs.
Eli grace, laissez Ia th6ologie
de cote Cette science, 81 toute-
fois c'enSst une, lie yaut pas un
seul mot du Iivre DE- charit6, de
redemption ct d'amOur qu'On nom
me l'Evangile. Et l'Evangile
vOus dit de vous aimer les uns
les autres, de vOus pardonner vos
fautes. de ne point ttre le scanda
le de vos freres ct du monde, de
tire simples, vrais, bons humans,
genereux, charitables ct chretiens.
Or, NJ. II. Carver ct Ie cure LIE.
secherre, All lieu de s'injurier pu-
bliquement, de Sc donner le nom
de potatoy sini Oh whiskey., de je.
ter aux oreilies du bon'peuple de
Lafourche les noms peu c0nnus
ou trop connus de Pie VII, lu car
dinal Fesh, de Josephine, de Ma
rle- Lonise, de Napoleon ct autres,
devraient bien Sc tendre la main.
s'excuser mutuellement, ct boire
ensemble, au nom du Diem de
paix ct de charite, du Dien qui he
volt point ct ne juge pas les hom
mes scion les dOgmes, les sectes
ct Comedies de Trente ou de Limo
ges, un bon ct d6licieux ver,e Je
sin que Ia fraternits remplirait
jusqu'aux bords, ct qni leur fcrait
certaluement plus de bien All
c8ur que toute la theolagie de
Thomas, de Bellarmin ct de Tour
nelly.
Bibitc, trGtres, ct amate.
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BrJOUTERIE-Des diamants de
la plus belle eau, dies montres ei,
or ct cn argent qui peuvent au
Msoin reglrr le soleil, 'les chainr~
s"litle~ ct d'autrps articlt's de hi
jouterie don't Remuneration est
trop tongue, wont Gtre venduS
anjour.l'hui, 4 l'enchere publiqur,
dams l'ancien local occup6 par Mr..
McBIile, rue du Main. Ceux qui
venlent Sc faire caslean tic joliS
a,ijoux, 4 bon march6, mont qua
Fe trOuver dams CT local Il 10
heures, henre a laquelle la mise
IN vtnte dOit cOmmenccr.
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PEcHE-En attendant que les
balls comlnencent, les jeunes files
ct les .jeunes gems Sc livrent 4 lin
nocent plaisir lie la p6che au ecre
visses ct aux patassas. Agreeable
passe'temps nest ce pas I Fl
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The statistical rethrns Of the different
parishes are cOlning in daily. A number OF
them have been received. giving thorough
returns Of their Respective pnrishcs. The
balance are promised to us by osr agents
by the first proximo, enabling ,ls to publish
the Book as announced in the Price Chr.
rent. We are pleased to inform the sngur
and rice interests that our subscription list
warrants o reduction in the price Of sub
scription to the Book from IS to n ner coy,v
As the subscription list increases tie nrice
shall be further reduced to d sum merely
sufficient to cover our actual expenses nr,d
pay us reasonable profit. -
Subscriptions solicited ,by
GEO. w. SQUlRES, Thibodaux.
Agent for the Parishes of Asssmption. L.
'ourchc' AND lerreDanhe. AjH
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RESTAURANT.
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, l3 ct l5-- Royal Street, ". O. III, 13 etI5
Entire Canal ct DOuAne
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PROpRIErAIRE,

On trouve dams Get etablissement tout ee
que Ia saison fournit de plus dielcat ct toute
espece de wins de choix tout &c quill FAINT
pour sOirees ct marriages, etc.
lily des salons particulars an premiers,
ct des chambres eIegamment meubl6es a
lOuer a Ia senaaine ct au mois. ~}s. .t
Les Planteurs ct les habitants dc la cam
i'axne qui yOudront hOnOrer Get etablisse~
lncnt dc leur patronage Y trouveront des
chamtres ct neu nOurriture bonnie ct copi
eusc $500 arjOur. ~st... 81
ES Les poPtes du restaurant restent 0u-
vertes jusqua minuit.
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c. JAUBERT 4 Gle.
-IMPORTATEURS DE-

-lMTOKIAIEURS DE-
Marchandises sSches, Strang1res ct
q AmSricaines.s
Cotons, lndiennes, Rubans, Bon
'eterie, MouclOirs. etc etc.
~ Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE.ORLEANB. aes
Cette maison deja bien eoinnue par son
anciepnete 80 ans d'existencel ct le bos
prix dc ses articles, oane aux u,arcLsnds
des Compagnes. fass0rtiinent 10 plus com.
idet ct le plus variE dc nlarckandises s1che.
Cette naaison recoit <iagne sen,aine dc
neazeaux envois du Nord ct de PEurope
ct met un soin tout particnlier \ nsmplr lee
ordres qui lui sont adresseY. al l.sept-is.
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NOUVELLE.ORLEANe.
A U g. U 8 E,S
Commercial Restaurant.
107. Rae de In Doaane. ;. .lOS

nN troAysra tout &c que la saison four
~ nit de plas delicat ct toute sspAcc de
wins Dc choix; tout 60 qu' II FAINT pou- lee
sources, les marriages, etc. u . des salons
parficuliers au prem ihr; des ,ehambres az
garment n1eublees D iouer ! IL selnaine on
au mois, des prix rEdtats.
Ls restaurant esf Oarert jusqu'A rrinuit.
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NOUyEAUx ARRANGEMENTS.
MOFRE DIES 'ETRAyaGRa
ERcolguNsN des ruue Greest ct Thihodsu

Mr.. Thomas Albert PREVENT ses auis et
zee Noyageurs qn'il Went de fstre de MOTT
yes.x :rrengsnaAnts4ui hi psrmSttryss de
satlsfaire tent ceax qai voudront rhonno-
rer deleur coDiiance - -
hepas toute heure dc Ia journes et su.
cOnlman0e.
Table dh0te 4 10 heurss du matin pom
deieuner ct ~ heules dn soir pour diner
Chambros eommodes ct bien garnies.
PRIX MODEREES
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Le futnr beau pere causait, il y
a quelques jours, de celui qul al
lait deyenir son gendre. On lul
donnait sur le jeune homme les
meilleurs renseignelnents.
-Je ne lui connais qn'un de.
faut, disait l'interlocuteur eonsal
t6. @ ~s ..t o. ,.3
-Iequel :
Ill ne salt pas jouer. 81
-Vous appellee celia un default;
an contraire, celia me convent d
meryeille.
-Oui. il ne salt pas jouer, mais
il jOue tout de meme. ..
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y. A. TRONE,
Rue Market tBatisse de Lacaperc)'
ThibOdaux.

LIvRES CLASSIQUES EFT KELIGIEUX
FOMrnituses de BMrcaM. Papier dc Mmsiqxe
ARTICLES DE PETITE =,
Croix, Cbrists, Medailles, Chapelets B6ni
tiers, Images. Tableaux, Statuet-
.,+. tes, Cierges,
..r.. EFT as
COURONNES DE lERE COMMUNION
Galerie Pothographique au premier.
jan. - J an 3t .-....
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Refexion, dun bumorists ph;lo
sophie
-Dr6!e de chose cfest quand
on MA plus de dents qu'On sc met
4 mAcher les mOts.
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Sc CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Cotton, Sucre, Riz. Mousse, Peanx,
Laine, Volailles, Eufs,
cire, Miei, Gibier,
ct de toute espece de produits ldes ahamps
on de jardinsge,
No z, Rue 81. Louis,
PRES yIEILLE-LEvEE.
Aug. "a. 10 ON. Neuvel2e Orleans.
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ODEEL & WRIGHT.
Marchands COmmissfOnmafres
0j Ruo Decateur. Ne1velie.Orleaas. o
-.'.a III" RTZ
UNE SPECIALIZE
Pas de frais aisd'emmsgasinage d sar ie
81 Kiz, Sucre- -Mousse, Cotton.
Nous appei0ns l'attentiOn sur notre
AGENCE DE HRINE
qui nous permes de Ia vendre meilleur mar
che que n'importe qu'elle maison de Ia vile
Marques:
Graxgers' Friend. -........-.....xxx =.
Hope.
fTjdc. .............AAAA
'' Extra. ..XXXX
Best lPlantes). es).-....-...XXXX
TDes ayences lib6rales son faites en-
monnaie on en- n,archandiaes.
Sian. ! an. - v-3
r- .r-s # .rt- f. -sF .-s'
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Au tribunal de la police corree
tionnelle:
LIE president an rrevenu
-Votre profession ,
-Iuonde.
-Mais ce n'est pas une profes
sion. -.-s
-Csest dependant, mon presi
dent, la plus lucrative de toutes
celles que j'ai exercees jusqu'a ce
jour.
-Vous men 6tiez pas moins en-
6tat de vagabondage.
-Je suivais le courant. @
EFT vous devalisiez, les mai.
sons abandonnees.
IL rant dire. que javais la
Seine pour complice. Je ne yolais
pas, d'ailleurs.
Que faisiez-vous done!
-Je cherchais la crOix de ma
mere.
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me Calcutta correspondent Of the
Lcndon Standard, in q recent letter az,
seriptfve Of the pomp and splenaor q
re ceremonial of the Grand Chapter oil
a. Star Of India, says: "The great tent
sow presented most brilliant appear
In two lines In front OF the cen,
sss asurest at on India ;i ablazs WIN ;.Ss.s.
hsntnd them were their, attendants,
srarcely less brilliant. AT the further
md Of the line stood the royal servants
Wan fans and punkahs of crimson and
ID. and other embl ems Of royalty. Be-
sind were many other chiefs in wonder
ful diamonds and other precious stones.
Among them the deputation from Ne
sanI and the ambassadors from Burmap,
k7sh their pearl helmets. Officers Of
ne fleet and army, civil officials In couIl
eress. and several officers In foreign uni
brm, among them an American Colonel
Tho prints on his visiting card that he
......anecting the world" sssA.-4f~----
ssIvu,u tnas w Ovl. rOrney!J
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

r. II. SMITH, ESQ.,, will be the Grand
Marshal OF the St. Patrick's Day parade.
, NEp GREENwooD's Chicago dog show
nrixes are on exhibition at Harry Il.
Emish's jewelry store.
FSRrY-sIx more delegates for the
Southern Road went to Columbus yes
.terday to wrestle with the Legisl2ure.
/ TEE Western Union Telegraph Com
many yesterday decided to reduce rates
between all the principal points In the
West.
/. MISS EMMA CRANCH will sing at the
concert to be given next Saturday even
IRE under the auspices Of the Ayondale
kyceum.
Rxv. WAYLAND r.. BENEDICT, for
Fears past pastor OF the Mt. Auburn
baptiat Church, has rendered his resig-
lekien; il-hsalth is assigned as the
EMnse.
AT the annual meeting Of the German
Young Mems Christian Association, In
hair rooms al 632 Central avenue, officers
ware elected to serve the ensuing year.
Rsy. DIR. Lichtenstein was elected Presi-
nens.,
Ar meeting Of the Episcopalians OF
HEs. Auburn in Evans Hall last Thurs
NJ.
Hsh at once O parish to be known as the
Chufcn of Our Savior. A meeting Is to
pa held In the same place on March .
Cor complete organization as q congrega-
ZION.
THR new Furniture Exchange met In
sha- Board OF Trade Rooms yesterday af-
taEno0n and elected officers for the ensu.
tna year. W. g. Nudge was elected
President; George Henshaw, Jacob Diel
bnd John II. Gault were chosen Vice
Presidents. Executive, Finance and
Transportation Committees were also
ehosen. The permanent office OF the
Exchange will be in the Board OF Trade
RMisding.
PRESIDENT HOLLOWAY, Of the Cham
hax OF Commerce, yesterday, appointed
khe following named gentlemen dele
rates to the Immigration Convention, te
ko held at New Orleans, commencing
March /: Captain John Kyle, Lewis
Heinsheimer, Il. z. Rogers, D. Collier
John W. Hartwell. Levi l. Workum
Charles L. Howe, j. G. Isham, ]. Fl. Van
toorhis, John Church, jr., Q. d. Millar
AbSam Swift, jr.
MRS. p. R. BUDD, residing at No. 30
George street, being in need ofa servant
employed one who applied to her for
situation. She came from Georgetown
Brown County, o., and from her, neat
ness and industry gained high place IL
. hgr mistre ss' regards. Yesterday morn
fna. however, she decamped with abou
a thousand dol.ars' worth OF jewelry he
Iongtng TO the Budd family, and all tn
loose change she could lay her hands on
1she case has been brought to Col, Snel
tgaker's attention, but no clue to tn
kfriaf has as vet been found,
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ArOTICE.--State Of Ohio, Hamilton County,
~ Court Of Common Pleas Edward p.
Whitelock VS.. Eloise v. Whiteloek. Case No.
4S28. Notice is hereby given TO the defendant,
Eio;se ". Whitelock, that on the 29th day OF
January. 1875, a petition was filed in the above
cause by the said Edward p Whitelock, plain
t;a chargins ~ ....c said defendant witt. ss1oss
nee,lect Of duty and adultery with one John
peliuff on the 4th day Of January, 1870 on 9
sIear;nc-car. = between Columbus, Ohio, and
p,,tphnrg Pa and with adultery with other
nersons At other times and places. And the
yy prayer Of said petition Is for divorce from
aid defendant and fof tho custody Of their two
infant children, VIZ: Riward Wniteiock q ana ~,
Dorie Whitelock. That said cause will pc ioi
nearing on Thursday, the 9Th day OF April, 1876
or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
A. j. CUNNINGHAM.
fei6-StW Attorney for FlaintiG.
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voRrY,FoURrH CosaREss-lst SESSION
aENATR.


wAsHINGToN, ID. O., February 15.--
The Committee on Finance reported
adversely on the bill to authorize Clerks
deposits in banks and other designated
deposLtories. The Committee on Terri
tories reported fayorably on the bill for
the admission OF New Mexico into the
Union as State. The House Bill max
ing an appropriation for the payment OF
invalid and other pensions, was called
up, and after being slightly amended
was passed. The bill to repeal the act
placing restrictions upon the sale Of
public lands in the Southern States was
taken up, and after brief discussion
passed by vote of Al yeas to II nays.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.---A resolution
declaring the act Of March IL, 1858, to
strengthen the public credit and provid.
ing for the payment Of the interest on
United States bonds In gold coin, to be
repealed, was introduced and re-.
ferred to the Committee on Banking and
currency. A resolution was adopted
calling on the Secretary of the Treasury
to report within ten days the actual
Government and available for
ments. The fertilization appropria-
tion Bill, for $316, was reported and
passed. A bill providing that when any
one member of a firm executes a bond
for the payment of duties on goods
imported tor the use OF the 1rm
such bond shall be equally binding on
all the members Of that firm, was intro
duced ana passed. The bill to apply
the proceeds of the sales of public
lands to the education Of the people
was reported back from the Com.
mittee ON Education and Labor and
referred to Committee Of the Whole. A
motion to reconsider the vote by which
the bill was passed authorizing the sale
of the Government land at Vincennes,
Indiana, was introduced and rejected.
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IHAvE for many years past used In my
avn family, and recommended to the
iamilies Of my congregation, as the best
remedy know OF for coughs, colds, and
recipient consumption, DR.. Jayne's
&xpectorant, and also Jayne's sanatiye
fNIs as o remedy tor costiveness, bill
tansness and impurity OF the blood, My
pnnidence In the great value Of these
trsdfcines increases the longer l use
snsm, and observe their wonderful
hnalth-restoring effects. They have given
nhiyersal satisfaction In all the families
te whom / have recommended them
Ru. DR.. Dotol,ng, late Pastor Of Berea'
Bsatist Church, Neap York.
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Buried with His Hat On.

The Raleigh IN. C.) News says:
.sPaschal Lloyd, an aged tenant on Wiley
J. Jones' farm, near this city, died the
other day. He was seventy-three years
Of age. His dying request was he should
be buried In the shoes he wore every
day, with his everyday hat on, and his
walking cane to be placed In his coffin.
II was done as he requested. He also
asked that the lid Of the coffin should
not be screwed on tight. His hickory
stick, with q buck.horn handle, was
placed in his coffin, and at the grave his
friends unscrewed the coffin and low.
cred him down, hat. shoes, stick and
all,D
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Considerable of a Family.

while Treasurer Hebel was on his
wsy 70 Indianapolis last week, going
sver the Indianapolis und Peru Hoao
hs. learned of man and wife, living al
Arcadia, who had twenty-four children
--swelve boys and twelve girls-the old
pss being thirty years OF age, the result
81 one marriage. The girls all dress
rlfke. and the family all eat at one table
g girls on one side and boys on the
ehhar. the father at the head and mother
ss the foot. The old gentleman is wei
N and intends to keep the family to-
rsther till he dies, when he says they
I'm DO as they like. This is certainly 6
temarkable family.-(Logansport (Ill.
faurnal.
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Tvndall's Intended.

a brother sayant (says the Brooklyn
hreusl recently rallied Prot. Tyndall
non the subject Of his rumored engage
rsnt 70 daughter Of Lord Hamilton;
xKe great scientist didn't deny the soft
impeachment. Encouraged thei coy, his
lrisnd pursued the subject with the
Viaw Of discovering what special attrac-
iIcu could have conquered man who
Ead 90 long resisted The Vaccinations oi
Eke sex. HIs she prettler than other
ladies you have seep' he asked. "No"
sFs she wittier" "No." sis she more
sqttiyatedw "No." "What, then, is
eer particular charmw "She has less
Eyuamic l0rce," said the Professor.
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FISH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES. 90.
'ROB'T ORR & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In and Shippers Of
Fresh Fish, oysters, Fruit
and Vegetables,
liz West Sixth Street. South Side. between
Vine and Race.

RFMARKs.-Weh handle and ship FRESH
FISH, OYSTERS, FRUIT and VEGETABLEs,
subject to the fluctuations OF this mar
ket. AL goods we handle in our line
are sold and shipped at fair market
rates at the time Of sale and shipment,
whether higher or lower than our DAILY
QUOTATIONS.
Spring fishing having commenced, we
expect to receive full supply of the
different varieties of FRESH LAKE
FISH, viz, SALMON, BASS, WHITE
FISH, PIKE, SAUGERs and PERCH.
Having made ample arrangements
with the largest Fisheries at the Lakes
for regular supply (rougA and stormy
weather excepted), which will enable
us to furnish FRESH LAKE FISH at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
We handle Fresh Fish every day in
the year.
When Fish ordered are not shipped,
the kind ordered are not in market, or
the wholesale price is too high. When
there is short supply Cincinnati deal
ers will pay more for them at wholesale
prices than they will bring at retail In
many places.
Your orders are solicited.
Respectfully yours,
lROB'T ORR & co.
115 w. Sixth St., South side, nea1
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SHELDON g COMPANY, Publishers,
have removed to No. 8 Murray street,
near the new Post-office.
They will hereafter confine them
selves exclusively to publishing, in
which they purpose to engage more
largely than ever before.
They occupy four floors, the first
above the street being exclusively for
fflces.
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MARDI GRAS.
Mardi Gras Ball Privileges.
8 Murray Street, N. n.
fe16-2t, w &F

-
Sealed bids for privileges OF Refreshments
Booth, Flower Stand, Hat Room and Bar at tho
MARDI GRAs BALL, February 29th, at Expo
sition Hall, will be received by ]. B. Renner.
S76 Central avenue, and r. Rheinbold, 6O4 Vine
street, until FRIDAY NOON, 18th inst. Award
for each will be made to the highest RESPONSE
BILE bidder at least ten days previous to tho
Rail. feh-3t
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ssjouiu tna. W Ooa. rorneyU

a woman Of questionable character
~ Tert Edward, N. Y, has In her album
- rhotopraphs Of most Of the "respect.
49, male portion Of the village. And
~ aeluled husbands meet the mute re.
sssscbes Of their wives with the muttereo
rr,smntioni aWhat In thunder dio
ssst confounded photographer cell nel
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|. K7F In order 70 accommodate Eastern
Advertisers in the STAR, MIR. r. Duncan
eniffen, No. u Astor House, New York
City, has been appointed our general and
apeCfal Agent Tor the Eastern States.
4hts win be branch office OF the STAR,
,Mr. aniffen being authorized to make
tisertising contracts ON our behalf, ana
receipt all collections therefor in our
Same.