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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
Our Drains.

oar draiu.' our lraiii,' our f0u. lcah lng lrains
Tho, tu.-,u tur AIR ,f Our street, And our lanes,
In ,iti aud ,uhurh In hnllUi ANA town
Nrat ,lNa thugs nld worn snnt- WhritNer iiW IOWA
,nu r.i-,,l- 40 fi.i Nnuut lul ill Co.,. nNinr.
That SAVIOR SO. .ilf hr.r, luin "tslui ohI .rlnoef
li'N .u wf N4tr heath n Ga" hiu"d 90 oar Ntin'
j. I'i.0nd 10. HirAlnui .NI t.i ii'h lN' li'in''
orr uirdrlIu- our inll' m1lr drains.
That ri.r uut iIt Do smells 'lH anal Hi''fu ruu..
SiO ,punI the robust min ~ .tkNi- iA' N1-,,
~ ..fiaflH. fl,0 hale nNUIl -IHl ~ lIh ln rf-,.
swift .,tlns through pnuol via o. iH-liNn nn rank
SIT proudly Hn cu NIilt.. ti dri't- from lilr biur
iiut hcAtach" and ilninc--, Hnd drA'' hHlln1 pans
ru home in the carriage 60 tell ui iie Nliln'
our drains onr drains onr drnih dealing IA inst
thukrd up. with ui nutl,t t1f l.iti"n mniu,,
Chroult haihcl. If typhoid. IAN nl fou silt
H. 'l,ruil uur ignorance, ptuNin- uuf unit
AMI shaving that W. shNr been tnius rough shOd
Orr Stature amt morals, AMI maxim, ui tod
Fer pure lir and water. IN ciiife fni plans,
siri an, II We keep rs nuf dwellings, AMI drama
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E.fsIfION NOTES.
Stoves III tight.
Bnsnues are sill worn.


Basaues are still worm
Spring hounrt- are small.
Bonnet crowns are broader
Ba-aue- must nt like urmor.
Tight la sk,t- are fashionable.
Brms of bluncts are smaller.
Unslazed par'nle- are the h"-t
The new round hats are very small
crime Bl1n,he il the mngic brautii,r.
Chenill" bonnet cords are very fa- hionabe
Normandy crowns are the most fashionable.
Lace s'aris for bonnet strings grow in iavor.
The spring color- are sray.dran. and brown.
Gold bead ombrod,ry ON lace j., coming. INTO
Nu-uo.
Tho now spring wraps are doman- and -carf
mantle.
some modlstes are u-ins coralin' H. a drcss
There is a revival Of fashions demanding tho
ct lace
Feathers studded with stool anl crystals ara
shown Tor evening I3irr~
seal brown and navy blue Crn still tho fl,orte
color, Tor Attle boys SUITS
The Empress bonnet il large cr lwncl and CT
modified Normandy Shape
Tho Empress bonnet Is Tho flvorta for mid
III, H-pd and elderly ladies'
Bunting can be cleaned by French s.ourers,
according q Hi1e's' Biau
J.. Shaw's newest discovery is an u-ilL
tAncuus, mary elluus halr dye.
Rose a. and hlue Is (ayori'c combination OF
Red white and blue hunting will be used for
both dresses and 'nnmn- nest sunlnci
The place Of iui hoa, ami mum. nest month
Tho new 4 'lu- huvn la'e ru hos I'm the u.rh
rising hlsh above uhhon quiin- aili bands,
Madras ginshams in h"wiu' oWNhH'..n7
ID. ro.nl .'..u un fIr D. .iuf'I
Partisan Il Iainnnl- arr .9u'ifl| ir,'f.. ..'' =
n i.a4low.l- hll u''' 'houl na n'.,i. .H..'t
Hi.h cashmere i- iIeiu; tlrl, I.... ',II
e ..., pa ""..''' "'"'"' '''".'. .'..'' ''..'.'
Fl nus If cmlroilcr,d muslin. AMI of l4n.
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effort, he had accomplished his object That
night the great-great- great -grout- grandmothor

effort, he had accomplished his object. That
night the great-great- great groat- grandmothor
stood by his brdsidc--
An kcolyte-Iow could that bep She
Rig-yeda-Oh. il was her lmnge. her Eidolon
Tho Trance Medium Materializsd probably
The Elcctro- = iologisl. A cold. clnmmy sweat
came upon Ut hrow IRE ws WIZ whpp 10 m9ve
Vl 7pon ui' H. wv V "Lnh Lt
rns Sf"' y,din"d ,int shn md boon nhou, :"
s"u Ia, II il,iI ,,l,rn In. Ou.n, ,v.. ,i,n W.
lou Ih,ng pu, niI p,, r,n, V,n ~ H,Iong
,h M ip' ,ynuJ hav, s,iij tnsa.
lrni e. ~ i NH MI "n rS%arII' gH
,i0. III o,c rn"ul, 90 LII, IT,. IL H. " ,i CIV
thanked my friend cordially i2r tno warnlnghe
had sent nor psy'hirhUy anu uislhpnared, nav
i,ms lclt KIM rememm" ", ''s ~ az S'r lamlly;
nV rS ,,, SnDW .," IA, Th mVru
in'rls' IN inc nlhou'ch'h eoh'urS S"Ncu Ire III
huSoNrht"hul. ... ,,,,...,i,. w
~ h,k ms ~ Tx ,,,.s,irv wac
umut' M, iuIll'r 'lu' ", ~ ,,,' a.. -
The Electro B.olog ,stLNo. except that some
n'htns hlth Nl' "pphn'"n t7iu.'it' ia N NY
i wdS w, wir y nv f9rinnJ and found /" cnn,,i
very OLD anu goo iiol,hnI Ign, Gun, T., l.,
lsahms,ivu7- ~ INC mum III oposeo OF III
psriso',, y. w 't,uI i, rh,, 7 mn, ,,,, a,
,"' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''' "''' """"o W
sly 1n...o.i.,,,, ,rh,, IL unfor4ur,,c I,r,i,h,
I7ammeti1ns.Ihnt Is ut,,t,pr, ,,, IL might
INV I'm, I liE ~ U, inf,,nl rn,s ,n.S rih,
his i tb s,v Nyiii ',, ,,,
n,u9,s Iu,7iu' nri fr.,, WI "Ii's, me
W. I'm a. ,, ,, w.. ~ a., ,ast on, ~ 'nr, 'h'"0O
an S,''p NV, ~, ~. G,,iioid him p.h
an, snringlhs 10 'noir i''' i'oiu MINT NASH
/ III vi, no Won nnt know my friond tha,
ms i.S lie" liza, IL ~, nm tir ,nnisnt E,,,, ,,,''.
ilurHhnp ms VS. ,r"e ~ r., ,, Win TX, i,nh9
| INulSitt,p W ", M , No., ,n.i,.r, E,,,,i,,
WI ",r lill y H. Il l','",s
| .hlI VI 20 :. ~. H. ,J,,,s g.,,,. ~ "n"Ui
sIihu i'"' -" mug w '.'
| PENETRATING THE iENklhALlA
| Tho cat opiso1o and the horror which my prop-
| o-ition had excited nut an end to an furthnt
| discussion Of the subject In hand. At signal
! from Rig .Vcda tho illuminate arose. followed
pcarcd behind the veil. ". ne ncophyi' :
| Stool gazing after them hut the thick folds o
! maroon rep hid the inner my stories from Oui
ra',rrryos.
NNor that night Tniten1rd many meetings oil
the Thcosorhs The dis .ussions varied nnt
| nr,qiAinnnlN the ceremonial ule3cryanecs; hu
the catllstrolhc was always the same Thl
IlmniinnU ia -sel bnind the curtain and IN,
upophv'os stood hlnnkiv outside. ~ far from
truth a., over. | resolved 10 Uet beyond Tn,
maroon consult I'd i,is Ncda. paid my mon y
nri wn. uiuiuinni "a
| Whom tho Amuhithurn fcll behind mo am
thI CiI,n, doors sv.unv omen t. admit mo
tin nr.nnn 1 sny IA ,'4,ue which | shall no
49, 10 ,'r,,, 80"
T. ~ L,,.ir'r, ~ ia, RON, un,n a SQUARE hlool
,fvrnJ stnn1 mo wooden H,rurc OF n Nongo
Inn sn.h IA. il often supioysd by tohnaDnl st
XXX e'r,is thnrwir In "A cir,le ar",lnI th
~ ~ -, = ~ iit,n,in1ti ,vihih~ir IVA,
s,T,, n mi ;,,,,,.. w., t.a,,,,,a ~ thn NJ an
.N' ~, ,,'' ,, IT,. az, ,,, ,.,.'., ln,L,,I ~,
81 w. w." Vit \v,1H r,'. rit.,i1 MN ~
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sir: II you
want the accompanying manuscript for publi-
cation you can have it fors- SAL for Europe
ia the Bolivia on Saturday, and trust 10 your
honor not to publish my article before Sunday
Mt the oarlcst The enclosed card gives the
roal name and address Of
VICTIM OF TnEosoPHIsTRY.
NEW Yong rrh T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
An Infamous Crime.

A little after three O'Clock Sunday afternoon
q dishayeled frenzjed woman rushed out OF tao
hallway Of No. lI6 Houston street. snd ran 10 Il
drug store in the naig hborhood. One hand COW
cred her left cheek, but traces If hldeous scar
underneath were seen, and sc she moved along
she seemed 10 be suffering great pain The phy'
stefan 10 whom she hestened SAW at once that
the unhappy creatures face had been saturated
with vi.riol which had been roughly rubbed
into tho flesh, and the viru eat tud had es;sn
its way almost to the bone He rendered "hst
assistance ho could, and the woman sougnt Ing
residence OF some friends, from whom the s'ofS
Of her mlshap reached the station house.
Heloise Pi@kard is her name. anG seven years
ago she WAS married TO Alfred Plckard oy
whom she b; re child. He had once been Kiho
and attentive, but in time he became Fuarrel
somo suspicious ard a. times ABUSIVE. Hine
months ago he abandoned her and Weht 10
Franco, taking their child with him, ana since
thst She had heard nothing of him. Driven by
necessity to work for her living she sougnt en-
ploymeat and WAS engaged in place IN fouIln
avenue, where her husband came the other gay
aad inquired Tor hlr. lie Was given nor sodress,
went to her home, md has beon living lnere
since. lie seemed, however, 10 nave Ill 40 way
bettered his temper during hia absence: ana NJ
once began ID accuse her Of luaGnnry lnuuoIl
ties ard even to threaten her llio' ms aiaii1eH
her. and she WAS afraid to take her rest Will ne
was noar nor Yesterday, how9voT, she 1ci
asleep en- q couple OF chairs and WAS ""akcnrro
BIZ feeling hoc hands roughly graspeel she
tried to start up. but found th't her hu!D7nd
had fastened her II tho chairs
She ntlcmpt1 t ) cry Hloul but nc seizaa
large butcher knife, and, will! the point al her
breast, told her that any word above = breath
would be lhe signal for him to strike. 10 then
took from lnc slovoa red hot poker ana stand
ing over her he cried
Your curscl handsome isco has dono TOO
much harm already. II! see that it ~oes 10
more" Then, Is it suddanly rncolcctIng MIN
self, ho cast the polior aside. mutlerlng, mo;
they might arrest mo Tor that. l will take rs
sure way, bu. Z safnr ono .
At this he produced & visl Of vitrioI .nu with
Il rag rubbed it upon tho soft yielding uosE' Ono
shriUked in egony, but he crushed pillow over
her mouth ard drowned her cutlery. Then he
left tho room saying Tin done now You're
disIgured for li.s, curse ycu "
For u faw moments she lay in dreadful pain,
but struggling up she burs. her bonds ana liar'
ried in the street and t. physician.
On tho case bong reported 1t the Sevonteenth
precinct station house Csp!ain Mccullough no.
lfed his officers OF tho occurrence, and they OK:
poet to have IicEard Go!oro Inorhing-N. +.
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
"--1--9
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March 21 ISL
Flour IS in light receipt, stack on hand limit!d,
demand fair sEd prices firm, Wheat continues
active, with good &c :ciptsi salts to-day cf 1880
bushels at l3QalG2, as to quality. Corn is dull
and heavy, with further decline sales at 4S,
with offerings Of 100 bus:os, q small lot of
Rye brought % 10 Oats reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
by Tclcrranh. !

NEW YORK, Mar 27-Stocks dull. Money ?,
Gold lC4I. Flour quic. and firm. Wheat a
shade irnar. Corn quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Ninrch :@11.-Virginia Gs deferred
6; Vlrginia', con#aiidstcd 69s do "a serl2s ga
Cotton quiet; m;llling usall!. Flour firm
AMI quist; business restricted BY Grmncsss Of
holders Who.t scarce firm and higher No.
Weztarn winter rcd l59al60; No: Chicago
spring lao; Pcrna red ld3sl65; Mary land rcd cd
Primo l62alG5; 30 amber lG1alo9; 90. white lou
slG5 Corn-Sou!hcrn Eta4dy and firm; West
ern active snd easier for futures; Southern whiIo
5la52; do yellow 52.52t; Western mixed spot
-; pri 5355; Nay 54s +; Juno jjl steamer 5l3.
Oats unchanged E7o steady and firm at 7oal3
Clover Seed du!l good to primo II 2oaSl4 -.
Hay stosdy and Erm for primo other grades
dull Ponna snd Mary and prime l5sSlT. COT
dali and unchanged. Sugar steady at iO7.
Whiskey dull al 81 03
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

AN ALEXANDRIA INvENrloN.-Mr. Harold
Smith formerly Of this city, but now OF lni'a'
dslphis has Invented an artificial stone when e..
:, said +, he the most enduring article OF Its
kind ever produced. Mr.. Smith is bepne"
Of he late Hugh Smith, and was for many
veals connected with that gentleman 10 The
crocsery business in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

S1SK1Sa-It was reported 10 Washington
last evening tina, Edward Oliver the young mao
who was SHOT by Major 2. NJ. Bowie NJ near
Forresville, Prince George couo'y', Mu',
some days since, was rapidly sluk'og a'a couI,
not survive the night. Bowie Is still out y"
nail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
mo ALL WHOM IT May CONCERN.

Take Noiice, shat tho Undersigned, who has
beon lawfully appointed Ani qualified by tho
Orphans Court FIR Baltimore cl,y, IN INC Stats
Of Maryland guardian Of Sarah r. Lincoln, Il
minor, omitted to property and money in the
State Of Virginia, md who resides out OF it, will
make application t. the County Court Tor tho
county OF Alex"ndr;s. Virginia, On Monday,
tho 2Glh day Of March, 1917, thu! boi2g tho frat
day of thu March term, 1877, Of said court, fer
tho said State # Virginia, to pay and deliver to
mo all Personal PROPERTY and money in hi;
hands belonging to sail ward and also i"r su-
rhority TO sue for, recover ard receive sill money
or personal property which NAV belong TO said
ward, ind remove tan sumo 10 tho city OF Balli-
more, in tho State vi Maryland, tho place OF
residence Of my snid ward, ~ VOL as myself,
anG where | wns appointed hs hur guardian.
HENRY CHASE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 TIE dAzErrE.l
From Washington.

ton is on in toe awaitiog the receipt CT o'Su
lev Matthews letter ia reference to tho agree
meut, or compact, catered into between II ayes
| friends, with his knowledge and consent, and
certain democrats, whereby Hayes was permit
ted 10 be inauguratcd luletIy. 1t IS SAID %
good authority that the agreement was signed
by Matthews, Sherman and tarhe!d, ana by
ouo MISSES ippi, iva Georgia AID one Virginia
Senators, (Johliston) Hayes, it is uud'1st"0a'
now denies any knowledge Of such agreement
which denial being communicated TO a LOUIS
iaua representative, the latter replied, with
emphasis, that "eithcr first class fraud had
been pcrpet!asel, or that Hayes had done more
than cuuvoclte The commission has so TAR
proven 80 abortion, only two of those lo7'ied
having sigulGcd their intention OF SEWING
McVcigh, Of Pennsylvania, and Brown, OF
Tennessee. and it is reported that the latter Is
vcry sorry be accepted. The Administration,
however, seems confident OF organizing com.
mission, ihera always being lnen ready to ac-
cept p,ai,ions regardless 81 their competency
to fulfill Tic duties
|. Is though; by some tha;, let tue present
difficulty 10 Louisiana terminate as it may, Mr.
Eus;is will probably he given his seat 10 the
Senate. Morton, Eimunls and others signify
log their iu;crion OF voliog Tor bis adnlssloo,
Morton having taken that postioo and made
that declaration a! the time Plnchback was re
jected.
Gen. Hampton is expected here tonight or
to morrow, aud viii be made a lion Of. lie
w,li agree to 90 compromise, his friends say,
and Mr. Hayes will be forced to take decided
stand, or igoominiously rccant anI make base
surrender to the ultras.
The report that SchaTz "ouil retire from
the Interior Department aod take a foreign
mission is not correct. II is 5aIi the Cabioct,
inc!udiag Key, i: 10 perfect accord, which is
not unlikcly.
There is considerable ei.atiDucerlnx going on
for the Sptakership, bat !roG the best Inform,
ed sources Mr.. Randall has decidedly the ioslde
track As 20 reports Of spill! IL the demo
crate p4rsy--.ulepond "a! le'uoaraic candi-
dates, AID all that, NC crcdcrcc is given them,
and ;hty emaba;e from the heads Of corros
rouduuis ouig.
p. IA The l. ,uisiapa de!Ggat.J0. 10 day,
tad al a;eryiew with the ptos!deat aud Sec
r.,,,r n War ana ran,r, that tba tepor Of the
!F'a'' VI " 81 ,'o' ''p''' r t''.' s 49, 1900
in'crvls" vas very satisfactory !hey nave
now stroug hopes that all will turn gu; for the
best iar Louisiana, aal 50 it is :, be hoped. but
(osr ".o,;oa. eterua, 10 the hum IA breast" a.
sd ,,,,,,;s f,,r
r. r,,..,o,, c,;,h,,r ,rrr,:,outenc,. a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

II suffered f.. a long time with goilrc, cake
or sTeiled Liver, Indigestion aud general bad
health, and after ,ryog maug other remedies,
nothing did NE 50 much good Is StmIDoos'
Liver Regulator. II cured NE, and now | have
not 10 !akn any medicine, for am well, hut
shall always keep 1t ia tie house 10 cure any
oue else Of tn, family that have anything the
matter. 1t is gooi Tor nearly everything.
M |, Villa, Clinton, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

Every druggist has calls tnr Wells Eureka
for the teeth; rst.cia:: aric!e will always sell;
ncrsous who use it help advertise it as being
first class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
T.GGial ksreVilias.

MIR. Michael Dvycr, while abolog under
temporary wcutal alteration to day, attempted
to commi suicide hy jumping overheard, but
vas prevented b? two Of the city policeman.
ii. |. Gregory, formerly Of this city, but
now q Washington. has been awarded tic
contract for putting the heating apparatus ioto
the ncw Cooi, school building in that city.
The Civ Council will held its regular meet
lag to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
RELIGIOUS. Services arc being held 10 tt

Observation-Disclosures arc btl0E N2Iu 10 tEI
Episcopal churches this week as follows:
St. PauI's Chalch--Every mornlng a: eight
o'cIuck in the lecture room, un'l tFiiay,
when the full service will be held in thc chu'ch.
Christ ChuEch-Scrv!ca en- Moaday. luGs'
lay ard Wednesday evenings at clock,
Thursday night, Communion service at $50
. c'oek; Friday, service at l q. Ii.
Grace Church-Seyvlce every ;ight, 2x2eri
Saturday, a. $50 clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

GARDEN RAkES, Hoes. Spades. Sho7cls,
NH T. Il. +. PEAKE s; co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

FALL OF A CoRN1cE During the heavy rain
sad wind storm sbou. eight clock, last night,
the brick cornico on the store os Powers snd
White, No. Is King street, became .looscned
from it fastening and fell to the pavement, with
aloud crash Fortunately no one WAS passing
beneath at the time and no Gsmsge wss done,
other then the dcnoliti,icn Of the cornce, and
Sivinga good scare to the ncighbors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
AT TIE EXECUTIVE MANSION.

The Cabinet has been in session since noou,
and il is understood that the Southern question:
has been talked over, and the revision C! the
civil sorvic: rules perfected.
Chamberlain, the 90 called Governor OF South
Carolina, has arrived and had an Interview Of
an hour with Presi!eot Hayes this morn ns. II
is understood that he plsced himself Mt tho dis
rosnl OF ihu Cabinet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

AyEW URLEA:!s; MQLASSES-A cho;co
min n GEO. sicBURNEl & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

DEATH or An DIP CITI-ES.-Mr. William
HUMPHREYS, an CID and highly respected citi= sn
octtis city, died this morning. The deceased
Vas about sixty six years Ct age and hal been in
bad health for some time past. Hi: funeral viii
take place from the NJ. Z. Church, South, Ct
which he was member, on Thursday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

4 NYTHIN'i you may need il the building
NH II B. F. PEANE 6 CO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

WHITE WASH BRUSHES, Shoe Brushes,
w Dust Brushes and Paint Brushes roceivni
this day and for sale at prices 10 suit The times,
NH Il b. +. PEhhE s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

Commou sense. For all cases of Coughs,
Cold, Sore Throat, exc, use DR.. Bulls Cough
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
GOV. HAMPTON.

Rooms have been engaged At the Arlington
Holel for Gov. Wade HAMPTON, OF South Caro-
lima, who it is announced will arrive hero On
Thursday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

DECEIVED this day large stock CT Doors,
II Sash, Blinds, Builders Hardware, Lcai&.
Oils &c, to which we call Especial attention.
NH i B. i. PEhkE & GO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27

1t i: reported lhst tina State Of Louisiana rss
been taken gu! Of the military district con-
manded BY Gen. Sheridan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-27
= RRIT ED

:;chr Zoo, hence, NJ Petersburg 10Th inst
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-02-11
[Concluded neTt Reak.

During one of the fairs in Paris, some years
ago, B aron James de Rothschilds was a patron
Chsnclng to pass stand where some pretty
young ladies were installed, he ked in ban
tering tone: Well, my dears, what can do
Tor Your Alb, Baron ,"-said one, "you can
give ne your autograph" " With pleasure. y
replied the gallant old Baron, "if you preface
1t with an agreeable sentiment" So the young
lady, without much ado, wrote on a dainty sli9
OF paper: hereby give to - charity ten
thousand francs" and the old Baron iTnme.
diately signed his name in full, and smilingIv
paid the amount to the enterprising Parisian
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-02-11
Canal Street. 49,.


It is strictly forbidden allow il-Rtting garment
to leave the house
Our splendid and complete stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing
is all OF our own make, being cut and made in the
house by scnss TailOrs from the no west patterne in
Cloths, DtaRonals and CAssmeres.
We pride oureelves upon the ELEGANT MAKE,
E4GELLENT CUT. DURABLE MATERIAL and
Low PRICES Of our Custom Made Clothing for men,
youths and boys.
a FEW OF OUR PRICES
Durable BUSINESS SUITS, from % so to SI2.
FALL and WINTER SUITS, from 80 to els.
elegant DIAGONAL SUITS, from SI3 to Sl9 50.
Dress BLACK SUITS, from els to s2I.
Square Cut SACK COATS from IS to %.
Prince Albert FROCK COATS, from e8 to SI4.
Blaok Cloth FROCK COATS from % to SIS.
Stylish CASHMERE PANTS, from O. rs to IS.
Black DOESKIN PANTS, from a to A6 so.
Fine JEANS PANTS, from 81 so to - rs.
fashionable DRESS VESTS, from 81 so to e. so.
Boys SCHOOL nnd DRESS SUITS from - 50 to $40.
Also, special line Of Fall and Winter CLOTHS
DIAGONALS etc, from which measures are taken to
order at equally low prices.
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
10 Canal street,
oPea until o'clock p. n. on s1BarTu sOagRly
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Are in full operation and prepared to Perforr
the above work with promptness and dispatch
The advantages derived from the of the
0dorleSs Excavating Apparatus,
as used by the Company, that the work can
performed at any of the day night the thorouE
manner in hch the deposits removed the absenc
of all offensive odOrs the short space of time require
ian ordinary sink being empied in from ten to hftse
minutes). and, above ALL ITS CHEAPNESs.
All orders left at the Company's Office, No. 153 Con
street. or sent to the Postofoe, Box No 9lS, wi
receive prompt attention. aus 6mI
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IRON COTTON TIES.

We beg to inform the public that 10 are prepare
through regular established agents to supply u
trade in any quantity with the following eelsbC&to
TIES:
The Arrow and Open Side Slot; Beard b Brother
Look Tiei Branch, CrOOkes & Co.'s Lock Tie.
We AGo beg to that the interests OF Hoaar
Beard Bro. and Branch, CroOkes & Co. arc Nc
merged into the American Cotton Tie Co. Limited.
Tho COmpsny's New Orleans agents are 1eaen
Stone Tut, Ogden & Bell, Cbism & Boyd,
BorlAnd, VIM. Dillon, D. L, Ranlett & CeE
For the American Cotton Tie Co
sasIy r. W. RAYNE q CO..
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All kinds of fancy and staple dry goods at
lowest oash prices at B. 4 W. CrSnoruS, ltq Caral at