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New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
RECEIVERS OF THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Judge DrummOnd has
appointed Daniel Terrence Of NewYork and John King,
jr receivers Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad under
bonds of 100000 each. They left tonight 10 take
charge of the property The bonded Indebtedness the
road is $l3,0O0O0O, and the floating indebtedness
81 900 0OO Receivers were appointed In accordance
with bills filed by the stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
VALUATION Op ETvrs

BosToN, Nov. 20.-The assessors valuation
Of real and personal property in the State Of Massacu
setts the year 1879 shows net loss OF $7 1872
since last year, the loss In Boston being 9656s5.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
DR, RlDWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated for the cure OF al @
orders stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder
diseases headache constipation, cotyeness ndgesuSn,
pcpsia 6lousnes bilious fever. Inflammation OF the DoNe
piles all arrangements OF the internal yiscera Warsn
70 PTIcE RICE l5 CESTs PER BOX SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
sa.m-4gc Noon. 46'. 8 p.m. 46o Midnight s4'
Highest dnrIng the day. AS. Lowest, A.
Ayerage. 450. Salne day, 1870. AZ
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

SNOW IN VERMONT.
BRATTLEBoRO, VT, Nov. 20.-Snow fell to
the depth Of four inches Mindham County last night
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21

A SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE OF HEARTBURN,
and other symptoms OF dyspepsia pro-
Guced by MILK OF MAGSEsIA.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
Announcements.

announcements
LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and BATH delightful substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
p ST S G r IPT.
$50 a. m.
LATEST ELECTION NE VS..

THE COUNT IN LOUISIANA.
THE RULES ADOPTED BY THE RETURNING BOARD
GOVERNING THE COUNT
New-York tribune., 1876-11-21
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents There Is nots
remedial agent this world that win cure Fever and Agu
and ali other Maarlous Bilious Scarlet Typhoid Yellow ana
other Feyers (aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. 40 QUICK -
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per Oottle'
, 1876-02-14

According 10 tho Independent the foreign prico
Of toa should have rlAcu dnzlh8 tho yoar v'u1Iuf.
Ju,a 10, 1H71,-tAo yoaF following tho removal
Of IL cents duty,-from 80 cents to 81 cents.
Instead OF this, wa f}ud An advance ut only III
centE. Not only docs ttls s,natl Advauca barely
maintain i.sclf in tho next year, b9t in 1915 a
fall OF nearly 3 cento occurs, bringing the for
ejKn ptico lDsB than 1t pa4 III tho year ending
June 80, 1877, befoEa tho tax wss removed.
lhua tho tiloa that tho remuyal Ut our duty hAa
enriched tha foreign producer ID
IROyEA uT'TxALY Dn0CNDltsA
with regard to teA. The fact stated bY ncs-
Chant III one Of the Uosson pApaFs. that japan
tea had slsen from $43Go3l per plcnl, In lS7a,
~ HA0G9iJ. in 1878, u llup to GAUGES wholly
disconnected With our tariff. 1t IL partially
explained by letter OF tho United states
Oounul ut NaRssakt, JapAu. Of May, 1878.
published In tho lsepart of tho UnitoA States
Conliuorcial AQ!atluns, liz gays: 'Tos4 from,
this diAtrlct Lave renlze4 IS per pcNl over last
year. 1his aElaes FROM lREgo Hhipn1eata to China
for mixing with Chlla green tea, II IL believed
that the abolition Of tho home-duty will greatly
1icro,se tntuse shipments" Aeaiu, from Hugo,
yo learn that "tbe iActeaBea lon,anl for thtl
stapla produced in tho II,ogo-litoto District,
partlclArly iu tho United States, leads our mes-
chants to anticipate further and slili larger
shipments." Dut that this rise uf Japan tUs--
il II 10 nol Msrey to,nHorsrY-hay becu OBJ
taiued Ut tho e1peuAe uf Ghtno, AMI not ut thnt
OF lbs consumer III the Uutsa StAtes, ia proved
hy tia last that il wax unALle 10 ssss tho gsu-
eTst Aye1age even 4 cents par pouua 1u 1871
ths average foi s.sa price wAs 10 cauts' IN 1s74
, 1876-02-14

pie had commended thorn 70 tlls respect Of sha
aoldtcrs. and, not ono OF them consonttng 10
eaact this tple OF 3 llAngmRn,
THE rnIAuNKna WIRE fir1or,
Iie then spoke OF The purchase Of tho cnuh-
try by tic United 6aatAh, ths fAto War. and Tho
tttplorab!e condition nt Affairs In LonaiAnA to.
day. This tlovetntnans WAS btasd upon the un-
dnnnba promise Of non.inte1fsFenco bn the
pat OF the General 0ovorn,nsnt NTH this lncat
Affairs Of = State lhs u ths great underlying
ldeA Of our QovcFnmant, which IL tehooves ns to
tbo military ~ parsmoupt M to tto cly,i sutilerity
and ~ could nnt but protest against tic ro1ni-
sitlon on the military by Federal fudge for tho
nnforcoment Of an Illegal law. No Democratic
Government. nn1ess based Gn constitutional pro-
viaions. cunld s1ouriHl,. posterty will not learn
Of no To bo fret. untohe NO lsAcL mankind OF q
nuprurne power maintaining tho general good,
and withholding Ito Arm from tho local Affairs Of
HL2le.
, 1876-02-14
LOUISIANA REVOLUTIONS.


An audience greatly dlppropoltioned to tilo
entertainment afforded assembled at d1ows
Hall yesterday afternoon to listen to D. D. Ma.
Rrnler DISCOURSE on +" Revolutona In J4ouisi-
apa." II WAS not, o. might readily have beon
believed from tho subject troatcd, political
larangue, but \ history OF tho cessation
OF tho To1sitory OF j, Louisiana from
foreign powers 10 tho United HtAtns.
Tho speaker hogan by Alludng to tue features
for celebrating tho Centonn!al Joar that worn In
contemplation, and expsessoa tho hope that to-
foso the year closed the proxant disorder In QUO
section Of tho country might be autcably, loyal
ly and permanently settled. llo Gaya history
Of tho colonization OF tho "rcaiean stIto "by
the Trench under LaSalIn In 1854. and traced its
progress and civilization fur q period az years
under the administration OF 1bery.lle mud Dion-
vile. Tho prosperity and progress Of tue coan-
try continued uninterrupted under ffenel don~
inAtion until the territory was coded to Spain,
sud fof many years subsequent to shat a'aat
unlor French Governors aud a Supporter Goua-
ell. Az leMXth bpa,n took roasosslon OF hoE &C.
stalled
uLLnA As GOVERNOR.
l1o waa = na.ive Of SRaill. tlaoted. narrow
minded, without any wett.dehned appreciation OF
the retlul1oulents OF a public administrator or
the aocaasitias OF tho people. liz inteftcrbl
With snd attempted 10 laAtroy tlta local !aws Of
kle country d1abAudou llo C0unEt! Rnl oIkaN-
!zod q now body, the men,bers Of which woro IL
norant Of the LAWS, AMI VAS guilty Of mauy other
arbitrary rulings whtul, excited tho indignation
Of ths osieauiahs trio okilad lltn from their
city. lie went t0 tho D&Ilxo, but Alter ~ Rb.
aolco Of viz months returned 10 the city aud cu-
deavosed to coaciAata tho people with foses. par
tea, etc. Dut this oHort Oh h!s part ulot With
contempt, the citiksnA avoiding him aud aeelu-
lux to respect Lia authority. Previous TO tho
arrival OF Ulloa, \ delegation headed BY tue
most prominent Frenohman tn New Orleans
ylaitcd Franco, and. through lanyilte. souBht to
prevent touis ftom completing hla donation OF
Louisiana to Spain, without euccess. When thiA
result Was msds knowu In Louisiana. Tie French
and Afcadiaux organized, And Oh .ns 27th OF
ocsobss, l7t8, .-,S...
uEcAPTuNEp kEw anLgAR6
from tho Spanish, UlloA bolng obliged 10 foe TO
AsAlp moorsd in the river tnr protection.
W1en peacs waA restored, ho sought 10 negotl-
ate for hia return. but 10 au4!enco was al
lowed his Mnstess, sna la was fo1cad 10
Eaturn to Spain. A Republic was ssssblaaeA.
which continued In existence for many years, but
was 1uslly destroyed by tho 1scspturo 81 thu city
BY the spanteL undot O'Iileitv, who ssnt = hrga
number ef the most hs1o.o and Walnut men ln
Louisiana to Spanish prisons. and copdsmnsd
sthsss 10 bs hing. but ths manhood Of ths pso'
, 1876-02-14
TEA AND COFFEE.
Tho Question Of 1.cvying Duties
Upon Them.
Who Pay the Duties. THE Producers
or tho Consumers

To the Eiftr ofThe Chitaoe T11byns:
CnIcAno, Feb. 10.--Tho New York Independent
Of Jan. 6 1nslsts, with fncseaaed enorgY, oil ons
of the greatest errors whict. h1sa l4tely taken
possession OF ths minds Ut tho prcss and tho
public with regard To lilo restofatou Of tho du-
tics on tcs and eot1eo. Tie idea ia concentrated
hy tho boston Transcript iu All extract from tile
fnlepeplenl, and humorous other papc1s have
aot coaso1 fndorsfng it..
Tho origin Of the error, and doubtless tho
warrant OF These papers for their facts, IA =
}shsasge In tho mossago OF the President 70 tho
Cougrasn now sitting, Napeatfng his addseAs to
tile previous Congress- with regard 10 tho duties
OH tea aud cotIoo--whicll Alyics Was based up
on tho report Of tho Secretary of TIM Treasury
Of 1s7A,- ,..~
~. TUE PRECEDENT SAYS:
, 1876-02-14
KILLED WITH A CLUB.

srselal Dispatch to This ch1doo TFtounh
DLooMIsarox, Ill.,. Fub. l3.-FFanx hesieF'
agod 90, son OF DR.. Keefer, OF Atro"sm"h'
Mclean County, was kiilel Saturday afternoon
Oh tho depot platform OF Asrowsmth. by ttow
on tho hexd from Al oak club In the hands Of
Newton iiilsma,,, . boy aged II. I1!lemsu and
Chsri,s Mills, aged u, wsse astssssa tts latter
far completely In tha dad
, 1876-02-14
CASUALTIES
A HORRIBLE DEATH.

4 HOHH[BLE DEATH.
Special Dtsratth to 3ihs Ch,caeo Trfennf..
DAygNronr. H.. Feb. 13-At Tipton, on Fri
day, terrible accident occnrIed at the County
Jail. A prisoner named Nobort kosso, while
smoking pipe, had his clothes catch hre. llo
WAS locked In his cell with no window open.
The smoke got out In tho hall and was observed
by tho attendants, who open Ec1sos coll aud
found 1t fllled with smoke. Tl.ey discovered
kolso upon tho hoos., eyorY biz OF clothing
burnal from his body. his lia.r aud beard bususd
on, and biz bo4!y burned almost 10 = crisp. lie
lipgorea . few moments in agony and tlon died.
, 1876-02-14


Wo soa shat "boat sWo-thifda Of all our tea
comes from China and the greassT part Of the re-
maindor from japan. Tho oxrost~lutY on CHI
n.se Ian eo5ua 10 The limited Htates /, az t.e)t
fact, since cur treaty with that country in 1858.
Tho e1port-1uties Of japan arc 6 per cent ad
va,orou,, aud have not altered eincc our treaty
w. .Ao' o"1s a. 4oo. A.o' W w s'
IN china, certain saAee ealleu pa'fior anu IRAN
ait duoa, which arc lsvled bofore tho tea
arrives At thu port OF shipment. The harrier-
AZ tta ,,ori,or. ~ nrorincou -orfc,a1a WIN pno,
~ wv oe'oo ~ '1,s." N,,..s. .,.'
nothing. anu caro- uothtne, aoout either tae
laws Of supply aad demand. or the tariff
ar.i,s,e ,rh,trorr ,na .frectinc tho n1lco bes
ss.s ,,. ..;ro ,vi~s. Iii, ,,,u r,ooa. -
lo'e 'l'o ha.'7e iAa.s "t'''e' WIN 40 huoua ~
tho geapoft' aHect tna pt'eo pa'u ny all otncl
countries, az VOL a. tnas paid by tile United
Etstes. That. whom our Government places O
duty on ter, these taxaa will be lowered, il
:. An Ansunp IDEA. -
Dill II do 70 wl,eu the dutv Of Is centa per
roea pnea u H. comorcn aat; E.vieatIon roro1ts
wo find that tho average foreign price or tea
naid Nv hnnorters, for the year endiup June 30,
1851, sfan aG.9 cents. For 1865, nndcr duty OF
1J cents, 1t waB still 2g,y cents, II tho tarrer-
tlnes or any other crpo:s-dutics aro loaacnod
whnn wo mt on duty. the price Should hayo
bean muck iowor-in fset, about 10 celts lowor.
Aud II. in 1870, vo but on 4 duty Of Is cen,r,
uhv viii il have any greater infect Ii, lowering
tho foreign nrico than it did in 1901 Ths
trausit-duca aro axod, BY tllo treaty
nf 1874. i Ut ouo.half - tho c1port-
duty. and they cannot bc incroaaei.
they wtro intenlel to be subntituto for tho
arbitrary a1actiou or barrier. duoa but did not
do away With them, for tho reason that tho
latter are lowed on tho trader in sho interior.
0laima for roflutl{ug bats,or-tiuos, under tLe
trnaty ara rcferrod hy tho Government at psking
10 lin rToy,ncrs. and arc not hoard from for 4
long time Tho inap,ituao Of Tho Chinese for
in,alneas-esueoally \ diseorcipc buuipesk--
msbas K .lnoss
1,trossInIE TO oer sucu CLAIMS srrrIrp,
| Thoy nayo bren accumu!ntioe by thousapds for
yoars past with no nrospaot OF payment, Tho
traJers. iIuJ;ur thak "I,o len no want mas Ia
| chandslle." tn most cases set on with ~
s,nnIi sssesspasnts Az nosaibts, Ind say no more
sbout il. Thcso o1actioua Intiuouco the price, OF
course but thoy arc not influenced themselves
nv onr t,riT IN the smaifeat dnyrne.
The casn Of Jnnen ia ei,nnie. Tho e1port.
duties cannot be Increased SO long as our sraa.y
, 1876-02-14

"Eyause1lpe has hsau translated into l'or-
tueuaxe. SUD tbs pEoat.Bheeta have bsea rub
uitted to Mr. Lougfa!tow tor revision.
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THE; WEEKLY Sun.
NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the
Centennial year 1t is also the year in which
an Opposition House of Repre- sentatives the
first since the war, will be i'll power at
Washington ; and the year of the twenty
third election OF a President OF the United
States All of these events are sure to be of
great interest and Importance. especially
the latter; and all Of them and everything
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 sternlv and diligently
investigate the corruptions and IL isdeeds Of
Grant administration and will, it is to be
hoped, Jay the foundation for a new and
better period IL our national history. Ofali
this TIE Sun will contain complete and
accurate accounts, furnishing its readers
with early and trustworthy information
upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty-thiId Presidential election,
with the preparations for it, will be memo
rable deciding upon Grants aspirations
fer a third term Of power and plunder. and
still more as deciding who shall be the
candidate OF the party of Reform, and as
eeeting that candidate. Concerning all these
subjects, those who read The Sun will haze
the constant means ot being thoroughly well
informed.
The WEEKLY Sun. which has attained a
circulation OF over eighty thousand copies,
already has its readers III every State ana
Territory, and We trust that the year lS7
Will see their numbers doubled. It will CON
tinue TO be a thorough newspaper. All the
general news OF the day will be found i'll it,
condensed when unlmrortant, at full when
OF moment and always, We trust. treated
i'll clear, interesting and instructive man
ner.
l. =, S.-,-
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.LLAIN, l.. S. & LEBLANC. L f.
a Notaries public. Office Green Street,
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nELBERT. p j., Groceries, Wines, L.
Uoaors Tobacco and Cigars, cor. MAN
aud st. Ehilin streets
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DODLEY. Wagons nnG Carts, Depot on
ID Levee Street near the lhihodd"A
foupdry. w. Il. HAGAN. Agent
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NOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
Regular meeting Second Thursda
OF each month.
Officers :-Silas I. Grisamore, Presi-
ident :; Emile Loiseau. Vice President j
omer Landry, Treasurer ; Henry Rlvlere
Secretary j; +. Samoan. Stage Manager j.
a Perrin, assistant Stage Manager: john
Hay. Property Man: T.Bergeron, Costumer
A +. knobloch, Prolnpter j. l.. Webre,
Assistant. A. b. Ragan, Floor Manager
Thomas Holden. Door Keeper.
Coma,iHrc Of arrangements : \. b. Ra
gan, Chairman, j. n. Wright, l.. Aueoin,
II. I. iii&gingbotham.
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.tiicers:--S. T. ErisamOre, Fre<4uFnt E
FLrBlanc, Vice President III. 7. lIigsin-
hotham. be- secretary; H. W: Tabor, Jr., As,
sistapt Secretary; II. w. Tabor, Foreman :
Il. Cham.,agne, ssistant Foreman j. 6.
Oshwaldi Hose Director; II. Tet1eamN. As
TAM fioss Dir tor =; II. H. Michelet, Engine
Director: 2. \. DeManade, Assistant En-
ne Director; .. Marlborough, Tyler Jos.
ihodeaux. Treasurer.
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tAZZ k.,R. j. Il C.. Phgsieiaa ard
7 .4cT Y ar. fhiboduux z. O., Latour-
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,rT. JOHNS SCHOOi.-Rev. c. f. D.
- Lyme principal jackson Street reat
st. Johns Church.
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NTRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
- BERTI. Proprietor, corner IhibO-
t!aux and Green Streets.
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CANCAN, V. Local agent and Collector
- Office Thihodaux Sentinel, Market st.
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nSCLLINAN, L. a. itorney 1T lar,
" Green Street. between Main and
1hihodaux StrertS
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MOORE. |. u. -iHorney 1T Lam.-ot
w flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus
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MS;nnAN, M;nn LOUIS, Sadlr, corner ST
and t Bridg ct Stree Is.
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DINInRE, L.. Dry Goods, corner Main
~ and st. Louis Streets.
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DIILIPrEAT ALFRED, Baher, corner
L Levee and Maronge Streets.
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NICHEiET, II. H.. Parish Treasurer
IVA Office, Green Street, cor. Market
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nSCHWALD. j. G.. ShoeH,aker Main
~ Street between st Louis and Green
pfr
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IaUKE, ~ Copper, Tin and Sheet
hi,." Nor@ers, corner Market and
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DERRiN, A. j. fpr'iegs and domestic
l goods, Hais. shoes a"d groceries,, cor
ner Main and Philip streets
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BUSINESS CARDS.

- ~ ~ >~o-~>~~~~>'>~~>~~>~~~~~o~
OhlO, T. E.. Justice Of The Peace, 2a,d
II Ward N Mayor of The Tomn,-of-
ice corner Green and Levce Streets.
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A ZEMA, c., Cofee House Keeper, Main
"A ST., between Jacks and st. Philip
reefs.
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GROSS " W, Physician d Surgeon, U
, u flee jackson Street
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(,ELESTIN. JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
" corner Patriot.
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ERIEDENTHAL Mis-. = q. tGnE!g 'aRd
i Piu,ttaf,on GY""cIir* Jackson Hirett,
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\ o. = MRS, j. Var a.y store, stores
ben;,e q Sm, acarc. &--Jackson street
0'e st-Bridget st.
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UCOIN. p. A., Family and Panta-
n ton Groceries. Main street, between
orus and st. Philip streets.
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A SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
n Fh,tcy -irticies. dc, corner Market
and Louis streets,
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HONE HOOK AM IAnnEp 20

n tnLoNH, CLAY & ARIHUR, 1t
n n, ""eys AID CounSeilors at Lar,-of-
5ad,P sairs sal Main St, between Jackson
VI 'hlhp treets.
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nLANCaAED, j. E., Surgeon Dentist.
u office, corner Green and st. brldg-
Of Streets.
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maa. N D. Mechanical Engineer and
hskgaetnrtr sf sugar Appcratts. and
-hesldence, jackson street.
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, - osSsyhE, JOS, Groceries, Vines
~ Agaors, corner Green and Main
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nANsEREAU. P, Physician, corner
Jackson and Short Streets.
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DADEAUX. J. Family a,M Piont9tson
ID Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
and Focus.
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nANSEREAU. H., Physician, corner
IL St. Philip and st. Bridget Streets
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OREAUX & LEGENDHE, Dry Goods
k and Groceries, corner Main and Green
Streets.
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'nOURQUIN & BOURON, Hafch"'a-
II Eyr and GupSnith, Dedltrs IN Jemet-
~. Firearms DC, corner Market and st.
iouis Streets.
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TROsT JAMES, C4fce Hn"Sc Keeper,
corner Green aud Market SEl'ets
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nU,LIU, J. -. attorney at L0'r,-oiE5r
Il corner st. Philip and Main streets
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pN1-CARMEL CONVENT. Acade-
wi my Tor the Young Ladies, under the
Direction OF Sister st. Bernard.
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DLAkT, L w, attorney al Low,-of-
% tcc Gseen Street,
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uADEAUN, THOMAS, d"o,7,sy at La~
b corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.