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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02

- Of Orleans, No. "a 6os BY yirtne Of ,Anish
nerl faclas to me directed by the honorable th Es
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans n
viii proceed to sell at public auction. at the NJ
chants ana Agctoneers' Exchange, Royal street
S Ceewesn Gana ana Customhouse streets in the
"a is'e at twelve O'Clock NJ, the fowins descriSeS
GER TAIN PORTION OF GRouNn s;.
the Third District Of this city in souars n,' IN
seven hundred and fity.eight. BOUNDED bv C nS1
borne, Columbus 5 u.s. Laharpe and Derblgny streets
four feet on Claiborne street by one hundrsa NY
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EtGEnE wAGGAMAN
de22 .a2 % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Sr,e.r,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02

sweep-all Lost ON one hoss!' And I an
mizrsbl6 polition IN Keatucky! And all
becoz the hoss did not win 40 expected it
wood! Slch is life!-Neac York Spirit Of the
7S3,,ee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02
Mama EUGENE WAGGANAN
no5O del2 JAZZ Civil Sheriff of the Parish 81 ~,
matfe ~c ot =, against d; b. Penn-In the

Fferi Facias against ID. n. P.,,-1
n iiatter OF the Draining COMMISSIONER NJ tho
FIRST Draining District PRAYING for the bomo ,he
CATION of the assessment roll AVA VIC nonoio-
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COuRT Eop TUT
~ OF Orleans, No. 1885 mo. Of SN, ,ha
tieri fasia doeket.gv virtue of writ of
by the honorable the Superior District cure ar.cted
cause cane PARISH viii Of Orleans in the above entitled
tinn q, tba WI MoR proceed to sell at public anc
s Koya, street between Canal and CustonhaSe
DAY Ian ane second District of this city on NON
ioLfTWng described property to Wit --o'A NJ the
in the Fi,st 16 6s vr Gk0uND AND IMPROVEMENTS
numeer six hundred and thirty. IN square
measnpin sssSier Gayoso and sacedo sttea, ~
lines on @acn twenty eight feet nine inches Srs
Of iset in depth number the and
seized in the above suit.
1erms-Cash on the SPOT
poco a.,o., EUGENE WAGcAM%D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02
Fferi Factas against Thomas LimericL-

Fieri Facias against Thomas T.,m.r,.,--
the matter OF the city of New Orleans nrav
ing ior decree OF mortgage privilege. etc
trict. A"AnnS lis
SCPERiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
SOo. OF Organs No. 2s.622 No. sa7 Of the sherifs
Thomas limerick to me directed by the hon9rah's
1 ine superior District Court for the parish of Or
cans; IN the above entitled cause I will proceed
20 sen at public auction at the MERCHANTS and
ametioneers Exchange Royal street between Canal
anu Sus.omhonse streets in the Second District
wit '~ii'e" property; TO
the Third District number eleven IN snmnr s ., IN
W. Vsa nse hundred and fifteen. bounded by snan
MssMng'on Urauhart and Where streets map'nr
irg sixty three feet two inches four lines IN VS.
in depth. "uo seventeen feet
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash ON the spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02

The City Of New Orleans W. oliver fearcce
cUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARisa
- of Orleans, No. "a, I13.-By virtue OF a wr1t OF
eri facias to me directed by the hOn0rablc tie Su
perior District Court the parish OF Orleans in the
above entitled cause for city taxes OF 1874, WIN
proceed to sell at public auction at rte ,an
trlct of this city, ON MONDAY January "a, 1876 at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following Described property
~ ACERrA1N SQUARE OF GROUND number three
Dun rsa Of snd this city bounded b. liberty Howard
Washington and Sixth streets. measuring three
hundred feet BY four hundred and forty eight tees
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the E sR.SGtr; w.cc.v.N
de22 JAZZ % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
the matter of the city of New Orleans praying
tor decree of mortgage p,ivilege, etc upon
the proper OF the Third 'rainins District.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 26,6z2 No. 7s3 of the sherffs
against jean Despair to me directed by the hon
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, l
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District of this city, on M0SDAI Jan
nary 8 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
TIRES LGrs or GROUND AND IMPROVE
MENTs in the Second District; numbers ons, two
thrt s.six, bounded by CAl ondeet walk, Toulouse,
D0rgen0s and Broad streets, measuring: Lots
numbers one and two together sixty feet on Tcu-
lOuee street, and ono hundred and seven feet one
inch one line in depth and front on Broad street,
and one huEdred and two feet six inches OF the
other side.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
EtGsNE wAGGAMAN
nc3O del2 JAZZ Civil Sheriff of the Parih of Orleans.
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Alex b.
Snail.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 20 835.-By virtue of a writ of
feri facias to directed by the honorable the
superior District Ourt for the parish of Orleans
the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, III the
Second District of this city, MONDAY. Jan
ualy "a 1876 at twelve O'Clock ~ the following
described property to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND situated
IN the First District of this CITY, in square number
four hundred and three, bounded by Claiborne
Common, Gasquet and Robertson streets desig-
mated AS follows: Lots numbers twenty and twentT.
one measuring each twenty i've feet on Claiborne
street, by one hundred and ten feet in depth; lot
mum Ger twenty-seven measuring twenty five feet
on common street, By Oae hundred and seventy
hve feet on one line and one hur bred and seventy
feet on the other line in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Ca-h on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
dt22 JAZZ % Civil Sheriff of the Par sh OF Orleans
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THENNEEKLY REPUBLICAN

ts published every Saturday morning, and contains
torials, local matters of general public interest
commercial and monetary reports, and everything
that appears in the Daily except such items as are
Of little or no public moment. The WEEKLY RE-
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
as well for instruction and amusement as lntorlnar
ton on the current topics of tue day.
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SHERIFF;SALES.
III. Cit, Of sec o..Ss- .' vs.. s'.eA'

The City Of NeT ot.,Aas ". slache
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COiFOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. n. svirtue Of writ OF
fieri facias to me directed the honorable the
SuneriOr District Court for parish of Orleans,
in The above entitled cause, aty taxes Of 1874,
will proceed to sell at pu6tction, at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers EAge, Royal street,
between Canal and s.ustOnSe streets IN the
second District of this city WEDNESDAY,, jan
nary I9, 1876, at twelve o'clod., the following
described ss R,spsissi g or usp
the Third District Of this c.5 square number
t. o hundred and seventy h4ound.d BY Ram
mart 6pain Washington anSrgundy streets,
fRs eiI as follows Lot ncr eleven mess.
nrine thirty fee. on Ramrart et, by forty feet
in depth lot number sixteen Suring MY ,ees
i've feet in depth lot number bty.two measure
inc TWENTY feet tea inches tGfgundy street,
three measuring thirty feet orirgundy street,
b, o css eT2fsfa LOT OF oS * the
Third D' spG e1 saS bound
Mnsic Burgundy and .eets desig..tso
- lot number two, measuring ua ena Fl stvaye
Warrington street, Dy ono nu0s1e" @A~
fe in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-cash on the k sPSaxi wAaaAxAs.
de18 ia2 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Fieri Facias against u. A. PeyrouxI In
the matter Of the City of New Orleans, pray ing
for a decree OF mortgage pIi'ueSC, 90, ~
the property of the Third Draining District.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
iooIa+, NRv Virtue of writ of feri facas against
NJ a Peyroux. to me directed By the honorable on
the Superior District Court tor the parish .. VI r.
leans in the above entitled cause, VIII pIocseu :.
eli al mul,lic auction at the Merchants and AUG,
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street between Gana q,
and CustomhOuse streets, in the Second DistiIoI W
this city, ON MONDAY, January 3, 1910, at twelse
o'clock H., the following described property 70
wit ,,r ,.rppovpwpyrS
&; -. Sacord Disfrict numbers one to Six, In
snnare number three hundred and forty Zone,
bounded BY Dumaine, st. Philip, Dorgen0s ana sna
e;oht ncnes one line on b DAD street. and one Fun
dred feet in depth; lot number one forms the cor
ner of St. Philip rect.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
nan deI2 Jap Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The City of New Orleans VI. A. R;cn.,-
SUPERIOR DISTRICT CQER r Eop TILL. n. ~ -

a.o,; .oooo EUGENE WAGGAMAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-02
vs. W. u K: Dubois and NJ. Up.

nosO del2 ;a9 Ci,.,, g, EUGENE wAGGAMAN
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Andrew Hero. Jr., VS.. Joshua Tobv.
LNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TaE PARISH OF

- ECVENE W AGtIAMAE,
de24Ja 923 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

One / Two Three Six Cine
Squares. month. months months months year
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The City Of New Orleans W. Oliver Pearce.


no3O deI2 ia2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Alex D..
Small
The City of New Orieans Va. Roher.
MCLeay

EUdkNE " GIAMAN,
d. % ia2 % Civil Sheriff of the Par 81 Of
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
why Not Go to the Centennial.

The cost OF preparation need not be an OBJ
stacle in your way II you will visit the stores of
that popular and enterprising merchant, Mr..
VIM. Hogan. Nos. % and lol Canal. He has
trunks of all sizes and qualities. including the
celebrated Victoria. Eugenis and Monitor pat
tTns. suitable for single gentlemen. bridal
couples, or whole families. and then he he has
large stock OF the finest and best shoes for
ladies. gentlemen and children VIII. we say
fnestand best, it is not necessarily the highest in
price. for Mr. Hogan. hav.ns been for twenty
years engaged in supplying the wants of our
people. knows that they want good articles at
low prices. aud that is just what be is now offer
iuEto the public. Therefore let everybody go to
Hogans. Ms. % ana 1oi anal street. and secure
cheap gods that will please. because they will
wear well and be comfortable while they last
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14

Every lady who does her own dress making
or plans dainty garments for the little ones
knows what q trouble it IL is get dresses TO fit
snugly." but we opine that since the
advent OF the famous Butterick's paper patterns
this difficulty has been In great measure obvi-
atcd. as they not only stylish but f1t perfectly
All that is necessary to insure success is to go to
the very elegant and extensive establishment Of
Mr. g. Z. Rundle. agent for therenowned Singer
Sewing Machine. u Canal street. procure bulle-
tin Of the Butterick styles. and be guided by its
directions.
Mr.. Rundle has. for many years. been one Of
the leading business spirits in our city. and is
esteemed by all who know him as a thorough
gent eman. upright and straightforward In all
his dealings. and that his name ia connected
with any en- erprse is q sufficient guarantee of
its reliability and success. Ladies' will save
themselves time and endless trouble by examn-
ing the patterns and styles above referred TO-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
DIED.

METCALFE-On Sunday. May =. 1879. Mrs.
Sarah "; M.tcalfe. r.lict OF the hate Dr. Met
calfe. In the 8lst year OF her age.
HAWKINB-On Monday, May 9, 1876, At D. nj
Hon. Jacob Hawkins, Judge Of tho superior
District Court. aged 4s PEARS, native OF Ken
years.
FREITAS-On Monday. May g. 1876, at o'clock
q. M, Mrs. Ernest Iabarthe, aged q years,
daughter Of L. A. Fre!tas and Of LIZA Hunt.
BURNETT-In Monroe, La. Msreh d. 1876.
Edward Burnett. aged Sc years. q native Of Kae-
due, county Roscommon, Ireland.
LIE G. EDEUR-Sunday, May 7, 1876. at
O'Clock p. m, Joseph LIE 6ardeur aged 5 years,
son son Of Gustave lie Gardaur. Jr. and Adelaide
PATIN-On Sunday May J. 1916. at io:1 a. m.
of scarlet fever John C. Pa&n youn est son OF
Louise Bouche and the late j. NJ Il Patin. l aged ID
26 years and months, AID native Of New Or
leans.
RAREsHIDEr-On Tuesday morning. May .,
1875. at II O'Clock Martha Amelia Turck, wife of
a native Of New Orleans.
.CKUZAT-On Tuesday. the 9Th inst. at $50
O'Clock D. M. Mary Irma Cruzat daughter Of the
late Joseph CruzAt and Mary susanna Dc VII
LIE GARDEgR-Th -Thursday May II. ls7s. At 4.
o'clock p. m Maurice lie HaYdeur aged years
son OF Gu -taye Le Garosur. Jr.. and Adelaide
GRACE-T Thursday, at J o'oytck D. M. Eddie
Grace. eldest son Of Pat. Grace and Anne Fanf.
gan. aged ID years and month.
WEYsHAM- On Thursday, May II. at sP. NJ.
Emma Tricou. wife Of G. A. Weysham. native
OF New Orleans.
MOUiIN-On Thursday, May II. 1876, at
o'clock. after long and painful Illness. Ernest
Etienne T Aongin. druggist; axed - years. born
at vineennes. near Paris. France. and = resident
OF Now Orleans for the last thirty -fv years.
s. iRAZIN-On Wednesday evening Ny 10, al
o'clock. William Ii. A. baraz n. rged years
months and 20 days. son Of Henry 5arazin and
NJ. 4. Marc lloz
COUSINS-On Wednesday May TO- at Chata-
wa Miss. Elise. youngest child OF Richard M
ard Christine Cousins, aged months.
QUINN-On May ii. at ten mi ,uies past 4
Ccock. niony Quing, youngest son OF James
Quinn and Margaret Finn. aged pears.
HEBEL--On Thursday, May IL. 1875. at ~
oclock. - NJ George Hebel, aged years. na-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
M0rxnn l;unrsls

Had a large meeting at Coliseum Hall,
on Baronne street, between Exchange
alley and Chartres. Over hundred of
the most respectable men Of the ward
were present and participated in the
completion OF the organization OF the
club. VIM. Henry was elected Vice
President; John Moran, First Assistant
Marshal; Chas. Legendre, Second As
sistant Marshal; Thos. Walsh, Third
sistant Secretary.
This club is staunch Democratic or
ganization, and destined to do yeoman
service in the coming campaign.
The club, after business was transact
ed, gave three rousing cheers for its
founder, Mr.. Morgan, and as he was on
hand, there took place a liberal dispen-
sation OF refreshments.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
MARRIED.

HOMPSON-MYERS-0n tho Cd May 1876,
at Brookhaven. Miss. by Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge
Hon. r. ii. Thompson to Mrs. Fannie p Myers.
JANUARY-GILBERT-On Tuesday morning.
May o. 1876, at Christ Church, by the lev. DR..
Munford. W. w. January, Of st. Joseph. La. to
Miss Theta B. Gilbert OF Minnesota
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14

job lots: Ordinary 1sS@19ae tcurren.y, fair
2os@-c, good 2l@-c. prime 2lI@29hc 10.
POULTRY Western chickens young 1904 o.
sIso22: Geese s5@s. Louisiana chickens
young % 1908 80; grown - s0@5 Is. Turkeys
sIE@ls Geese s. sS7 Ducks scr & ds'zcn ro,.ian,
Woodbury. 1o@11c: Louisiana clear ai@s2c
MOSs-lsray.--c p b; mixed s@4c; black 4@se.
BAGGING-D Domestic jute and hemp 1sk@i4c
= yard India 1o@10hc, Gunny bags-1sc each
in bales. aad 100 reserved; baling twine else
NAVAL sToREs-Tsr s2es %; pitch Z. 90
227s: rosin. and E-es2 = -,@sa q. -esa ".
green sS7c; % dry Sint & gSiec. SHs fsliow: sSSsxe
LIVE sTOCK-Texas beeves. flrst quality
sls; Western beeyss sy3 80: fsxss SoEs SseT:
a":, nSff '' IS j. :sssiD ss st AS;% ~ -
c-ysf s19HG {eeSflines u. :csia e 1 o,,. e,
q !! bbl lumber 3ls : ioos -messure%ess- = !
foGt and Hopn3d irclsA; t. cl u in goid By
via New YORK. lc; 70 New York Sc By ssii..
Cotton tq Liverpsoi .e1-isa: % ths BsNas "a;
Closing Financial, Cotton and Cs,n1er.
elal kilograms.
nsAS"AA-
per rec cent: ts csrrsnc, sy rsic l. Gold ldsn loans it, 40
sss s - az 1o osss
three months bills. open market. - per cent.
Paris. May 10. - .. m.-Hentes ios AZ.
COrruv.
1.ccpoo, Nav "a - M M.r.a dun,
ding Uplands sSd; Middliny Orleans s-,.d
s narrs. Msy M ~ ap,n a,m.Imsfk" LARK dqil asq ds-
9, 9Isssea snc LIE @ oroinsiro 'sposS' 10 Low Ad-
uijns nesc 'Inn vnrE Ma n s..rrao,,. c,osw.~..4
nv. "w MiTd,inr NJ 'nIdd,;rx Y1Srs TI"snndss
z 1a s,is Middi9g hsosTss l.s.ls Aiddiss Or
'eisTr Fqfr11RE II II M. tMans ~ 49, =, ~ x.r.
t;ad S.Ins :, IN {o T. thryS -. W.. 20 rSssTs
;s;s.;, e. s:v.;$ss: Z q; :':ss
D"esmbcr ~ n.YSaS; 4. .iS~ - '-i'
D0On"ooA ~ Ho-sSSE SG
ooxnsnAl,
= ldvnHpooI. Nay y. Z; n-tl0ur: p3 -. -
m-. IS2as. f0rk psr - @ - sA q 1ecoa.
p2v"s s,s s "a vh vnslscw: Per M kis - - a; y
winter . sd@ss led. O0rn. per - D. = I'd
3os "a. Oats per y ~, S3S %
HlveIpoOl 4;D.-VuCseN0ns uhmSnRo9
NEW Yonx. May "a i1:4e z -Oofee-e1ysrs
prices holders nrm: U6oing demand mod
stock-el hhds, $500 boxes. 22 .o0f haQ S0cs
melado Kehned sugar steady; sales Of 80
stand crushed At l0ho. 700 stand granuloted.
20 .. m.vLard quiet and eaeier. 81 700
nominally Sl2 a7s cash. u o41 May. N on June.
~ Om 5July.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14

GREENHoUsEs.-Kee we'll ventilated
and free from insects, which now are
apt TO become numerous il neglected.
Shade plants as much as possible; to
counteract the effect Of copious water
ing. which impoverishes the soil OF pot
plants, give occasionally watering Of
weak manure water.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
Go to CrOner's.

II you want to buy elegant dress goods. sum
mer silks at so conts per yard. Centennial alicoes
and all kinds of family and housekeeping dry
goods. go to B. & W. Croner. No. LAT Canal
street. They buy for cash and 30 are able to ri,
their customers astonishing bargains.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
EynlOsiOu.

About 7 O'clock last evening the gas
meter in the Customhouse exploded,
from being overcLarged. No one was
hurt.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
Horse Dentistry.
farmers Vindicator.l

A correspondent inquiring what he
should do for horse that had decav-
ed tooth, gets the following answer in
the New York Tribune: II your cor
respondent will carefully clean out the
decay in his horses teeth down to the
pulp cavity, and then carefully touch
the dental nerve with nitric acid, it will
tooth for filing If the dentine is very
sensitive, first touch it Tor pack the
tooth) with chrystalized carbolic acid
This will blunt all pain in the dentine
fibrils. After the decayed bone has
been removed. fill the tooth with den
lists gutta percha, mixed with silex, or
with an amalgim Of tin and mercury.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT, /
Saturday Evening. May 10. 1852 y. IN. )
He condense from orr exchanges the following
interesting financial and commercial
Items
In 1921 the exports from Rio first began TO be
of sufficient importance to record and in that
year amounted To 1928 tons. The following
shows the ratio Of Increase during periods OF
ten years each in tons:
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-14

Choice neN butter at Twomey's. corner OF
Magazine and Philip streets. Call and see him
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Hon. George Peabody.

White Sulphur Springs, ". Aug, IN i Usati.
aed 70 inform YOU that the Globe Flower Cough
Syrup has been OF great benefit to me- have I'VE
BEEN suffering with throat and lung eSesss
remedies on the continent, and can consclenuouss'
" say that none proved SO pleasant ana oenen,
cisl in my case as your remedy. With my gooo
am yours respectfully,
GEORGE PEABODY.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures Colds'
Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Wbeoping Cough, Group, Pleurisy, Pain and
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TESTIMONIALS of great and good men OF the ma,
ton. whose words cannot be doubted, IN regard
to the merits OF Globe Flower Syrup. we pre-
fer to let them speak.
Globe Flower Syrup for sale By DIDO
E. S. LEADBEATEk BkO.
wNone genuine unless signed @ 1aBhsftan
COUDEN, successors to Ut. =. >. Ieh h '.no
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Al&fa11oria @a3ttt&
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH TO-

TIE LATE LADY CARNARvoN The Coun.
tess of Caroarvon was no ordinary member 0!
the peersge, but "a bright particular star 10
the social world Of London. The ouly daugh'
ter of Lord and Lady Chesterfield, she vas
born in the very centre Of the ultra fashionable
world, the society Of Chesterfield House in he'
fathers heydsy being q by word for the MOST
;ertravseaut elegance. Blu. the daughter
tastes and capacities were Of an order tar toe
b;sh TO be- satisfied with such superhcla
charms in social life as sufhced tor the majority
of those who used to throng those beautifu
historic rooms which the taste OF the letters
lord" created. Her talents for society we're OF
The finest tyne, and had she not subordlnated
society to home, deeniug time speot TOR the
former as of small account compared with tna'
riyen to domestic joys, she might have ied !;
salon as brilliant and attractive as those when
have given fame to the social world OF Paris
And Lady Carnarvon was the more consplcu.
ous in this respect, inssmuch as she was almost
the only woman in England Of high bir'h-a:
distinp uished from high rank through mar
riae-of whom this could be said since TIE
death of Lady Ashburton. who, with perhaps
more ability, was too often wanting 10 the ten
derness of feeling aad thoroughly domestic
traits which distinguished Lady CarnarVon.
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The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FUKNlSHlNo
GOODS TRUNKS, HATS and SATCAELo'
and other goods usually found in hrst class
Clothing Establishment,
I would invite the public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
fdent that can please the most fastidious.
NV purchases consist in part of the finest o.
American, French, Scotch and English fabrlcs'
BOYS, Youths and Mems Overcosts, OF al
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices
My stock is the largest and most complete o.
any in the city. An early call is solicited.
S. DEALHAM,
MT "a SO King street.