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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-05
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1877
Newspaper Men in Washington.

NesSrs. Editors s;-Presuming that many
of your readers would be interested in the
noble army of newspaper correspondents
who inhabit
NEWSPAPER ROW."
and to whom the country is indebted for
nearly all the news concerning the national
capital, as well as for the miscellaneous
gossip, interviews, sensations and personal
items about our greatest public men, | ven
ture these few items for the benefit of your
readers. These news-gatherers are a dis
tnct and exclusive class of this community,
and as such are worthy of especial mention
by all chroniclers of Washington life The
Row which has usually been set apart
for their office accommodations is the square
between the Avenue and + street, on Four
teenth, and in the same block with the Eb-
bitt House. Mine host Willard, however,
has, the past summer, with that commend
monters such rs he, been engaged in ex-
tending the limits of his hotel further
towards the Avenue, and in so doing has
necessitated the removal of number OF the
denizens of the Row " to other quarters,
so that now the correspondents are scattered
along F street from Thirteenth to Fifteenth.
Many of them have secured spacious quar-
ters in the new Corcoran building, lately
erected by Mr.. Corcoran on the corner of
Fifteenth and + streets, and Just now the
latter street in the vicinity of the Ebbtt
House is the only bona fie " Newspaper
Row." Here these bold knights of the quill
are to be seen, during session time, at all
hours of the day and night, when not busy
at the Capitol, flying about the corridors of
the Willard, the Riggs aud the Ebbitt
hotels, hobnobbing with politicians of all
stripes and with Congressman of all degrees
of greatness aud shades of opinion, vel
coined everywhere as rule never tirng,
for their work is never over. They are the
only real Bohemians of newspaper life in
this country, and, as such, lead an excitable,
weary, yet fascinating life. Many of them
stay here the year round, with short vaca-
JlOn Ill Jne SulllntT, anu WHeH bOHgreSS IL
not here their life may be said to be com
paratvely easy one. Like all newspaper
men, however, they must always be on the
q,a ciUe for news, and the papers they repre-
sent must have something fresh from Wash
ington every day. The power that these
men hold in their hands for good or for evil
cannot be overestimated, and yet oftimes
is not appreciated. The regulations of pub
lie men that have been blasted forever the
great national bubbles that have been
pricked by their sharp pens, and the num-
berless frauds that have been shown up to
the light or never allowed to exercise their
influence through the fear of such noto-
riety-all these amply attest the grave and
fearful Importance of the Bohemian press OF
Washington city. A look at some of the
more noted of these gentlemen may not be
| uninteresting.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-05

Making g..........:....,,,........,, per cent for
the year ending August 1871 TO be- paid to tie Treasurer
at Ills Office In Montpelier, or before the l7h day
tOber, 1871. q. j. VAIL, Treasurer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-09-05

Seven years.
Blanton Pleasonton stood seeking entrance
to an elegant suite of rooms in a palatial
hotel-seeking entrance there, not as Wis
itor, but as IA teacher TO the beautiful child
who resided there. He had knocked twice,
" So this is the other side of life," he NUT
tered, but | must learn patience; | am
poor now. Blanton Pleasonton, the poor
teacher OF German, is different person from
Banton PleaSonton, the rich, eligible young
gentleman. The ladies keep me waiting
now as they do their coachmen, until they
are ready for them. Well, | must learn my
lesson but it is hard to teach old dogs new
tricks"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24
a lfxQu0rla 0azette
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH "A.

DEyoUHlSG AN ACroR.-Ono OF the sensa-
tons ofthe season has grown out Of the lntstua-
ton Of a Young woman with Coughlan, Inc
leading actor otthc Filth avenue Theatre. SHe
is here:s 10 one oIl the largest fortunes III the
city, and, unfortunately, is the wife q ter
man noblcman who met and won her "hlie
serving his country here III y diplomatic cara'
city: Sue is superb blonde; her rosy com.
pleyion and golden hsir set oil by sparkling DlaSk
ewes. In t. proscenium box she is usually to DO
seen when tho Theatre is accessible, apparently
unconscious Of every body except the handsome
actor whom she ievours with eager and greedy
attea,ion She leans from this box to see MN,
ani, when fora ,nonent he seems TO forget ner
presence, shu ulters little appealing cough
People havo regun to shropg tho theatre to sec SEQ
:. play not put down OH the bill. 1t ls SAID that
the actor receives numerous bilets- doux from his
charming prosecutor. with boquets ana 9th n 5
presents, all Of which. like model husband ana
{. virtuous actor. he OF course. hands over 10 MS
wife. Bu! " ould like to have the oe 5 ~, !
husbands ver:icn Ct the story translated into
idionastic Englsh.-Nc.r lorE letter 10 the
Springfield Republican
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aTESHINGTON & OHIO 2AIE&0.
WINTER ARRANGEM INT,

The hail Train will leave WasGiag.on :. g
6. H., and Alexandria ct $40 G. H., d"I.g. -
ccpt Sunday; pass Leesburg, Rcing W"it".''...
at 1920 3. NJ, and arrive at Round Ill, - L.
NJ. Leave Round Hill at 1890 2. m; pn.7 = .'.'
burg, going eastward ut Ito 7. IA. aEl .s..,
st Alexandria at 3:l5 p. ul.. and Q: W :sn.".
at $3.50 p. III.
The Accommodation Train viii leave ~
ington at 400 p. m, and Ale1andria NJ -,
H., daily, except SUNDAY, and arrive f.. -.
burg at $40 p. m. Leave Lecshurg st 'h b..
and arrive at Alexandria 1T Sij II. n.., a..
Washington ut $50 6 ii.
l44s- Passengers from Washington %ii Ia
tho Washington and O. 0 csrs u ITO Baum -
and Potomac Railroad station - 90. m. "1.t 49,
.. FL. snd 60 through to Round r"i ".!i'".
cEsng0 Of cars. .....
The 9. 10 & ii. train IrVil AloT6liTIa "i!l ~.
D. RI. train from Round Hill connect at ho"H'
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Co"c"'
Tor Snckors7illo, Borryville snd "Hcncsiyi
also with Resmei' Line ct Coaches, Thich 1o"''
Leeaburg daily for Aide and MiddobuFg.
Both trains, westward, make close roHh@t,''.
at Vienna, with Sissons Limo Oi stages iof a.
faI Court House. 49,.
Communication tickets, cir. per i"iiT
AHnusi ii Okets, $Gfs.
l.. II. HhV kNkk,
oct l8--ti UuIoral TickoI aga...
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial sG~~
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX E SsE3E4afa11SaaRSs
leaves tho compeuy's wharf. Washington. EV~
ERY MONDAY and TIL RSDAI, at three
o. clock D. m, and Alexandria at $50 y. m.: rs
turning, leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock p. N. This lima
connects st Norfolk with the ships Of tho Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Company
for Boston and Providence. and affords the
cheapest and boss route to these cities and
thor connections throughout New England.
Fsroto Norfolk 81: round trip So Tickets good
until used.
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FOR NEW YORE

Tho AL Steamships Z. g. KNIGdT .-csa&R
and JOHN GIBSON lcavo tho COM s4AA9
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY SAT u F.
DAY MORNING, and New Iofk, from pier
Al Esst River, EVERY SATURDAY ct four
o'clock p. ri.
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ANALYSIS:

10
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime. 70
Bone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Potash -
The most concentrated, universal and dnraDlo
fertilizer ever offered to the fsrner-.comoinlnE
all the stimulating qualities Of Peruvian Guano.
and the ever durable fertilizing properties OF
Bones. In fine dry powder, prepared expressly
'' After it Mn EThEN YEARS experienced h5
the farmers of Maryland and ViTginia in tbs
use of Excelsior" it is their unanimou1 opi1i'
ion that an application Of lCo pounds o. EHeo-
other fertilizer or guano and therefore fully lOo
70 UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUAR T.
ANTEED BY The MANUFA.CTUREkS
~ Farmers should sea that every bag lsS
branded as above, with the ANALl%lS and
OUR NAME IN RED LETTERS. All others
arc counterfeits.
PRICE $50 PER TON.
J. j. TURNER s. co.
NH G-tw3nl - fratt ST oHltl.lioIG. --
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FOR THE POTOMAC E1vER LANDINGS

steamer JOHN v, TH0MPsoIj, tE4ss sseeasae
built especially for this route, leaves tho com
pany's wharf Washington, EVERY TUE
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al I
o'clock q. m, and Alexandra at go o. rn:i
FRIDAY and SUNDAY, ut o'clock p. ii.
This company makes close connections ct Al
ex.ndrie with tho W. G., Y. N. y G. :. K. L.
Go. Gnd with the ". Il o. L. il. Go. Freight
received for ali points, North ana South,
handled with caro- ana III wa7doi with prompt.
nc:s snd dispatch.
For further information apply 10
:. il. REED, Agent,
Janney's wharf,
CT al the CII2e Ct the company, under the Ma.
the Treasury Department, Washington.
NH 10 j. W. THOMPSON, President.
~.2f=, CLEDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
rHlLApELPuIA, PROVIDENCE &Hu
BOSTON.
s5Lua:ne:a Leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
ia and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAi, ~ L o'cl0ck III. from Pier 10. f.
Hhervc3.
q. * NJ. and W. g .. Il. Rs, ana nj PhIadcl-
pGla with the Ic1 and popular IRON Line, tCi
Providence and Boston,
Freight forwarded with p:oiDptnesS AMI care
lfG0 1t commissions
No charge for transfer In Philadelphia, and
~ wharfage iii Boston. Through to boston III
sizty-fve hours. Through rates and through
bills Of leding given. in:iirsncc guaranteed at
lesa tt HI usual rates.
Agents:
f. &. REED, Alexandria,
WM. 2. CLYDE & Co, Philadelphia
GEO. T.. HYDE, Georgetown, D. C.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington,
ian e-tt
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1T tho
DISTRICT UE COLUMBIA

Tins company offers unrivaled facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly Us follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24

STEAMERS.
C7OK POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Or and after Monday, February e. s1SsS b
1877, the steamer MATTANO, Capt. kR -
WIN. Ii. Byles, will DO run rs follows: Leave
Aleyandria EVERY MONDAY and Thu RS
DAY, from King street wharf, At 50 o'clock
o. M. for Landings on the Potomac ss far down
as Nomiri. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at o'clock
for WashiDgto arriving early the same even.
ing. Freight received daily.
feb IS j. BRODERS s. CO., Agents
T1HE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
j. February 23d. 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer xTss h
ry Boats will be on the line between EaeG1 1ffS
Alexandria and Washington on and after Sun
day nczt, the 25lh of February, running As
follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At 80, s 30, 80, 10 80 and II 80 u 10, snd
II 90. 50, 9 30, 80. co. 5 30 and p. IN
LEAVE WASHINGTON
At 30, 90, 60 10 80 and II 30 ~ H., and
IL 90, 80, 60, 8 90, &c. s 90 and D. III
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria at 8 30, 10 90, and II 50 8
H., and II 80 | 60 80, 8 go 80, 5 30 and p. N
Loavo Washington at 9 go, 10 90 and II 80
liz, and II 90 30, 30, 2 60 90. 60 and p. m
eb 23-lw s. s. HOWlSON, President.
TNLAND & SEAB0AKD COASTlNG CO.
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RAILROADS.

M g.. VIRG. MIDLAND & G. S.kr
w. JOHN s. BARBOUR. RecnyaI
On and after Monday, Mar. 10, 1877, Pass
ger Trains will run as follows:
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ENGSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH w EST u SDGTuW E,I
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID >NEGni.,.
MAGNIFICENT EQUlpMENF
january /, ISL.
Trains losve Washington from dopo. -; nhl.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAIhHbAu.
nor Of Sixth and streets, rs follow
For Phils., New York and tho tsst .rjr
and 80 p. m. daily, with Palace ca. !..,.
tied Express Of Pullman rarlrr G.r. -. d.
m. daily, except Sunday. tOr inin.4 ia..
and Now York l.3O p. III. daily o>Glp.
day for Philadelphia $50 II daity
For Pittsburg and the West . - a.,.i daily w..
Parlor Cars TO rit,sbHrE: 49, y. a.. Ia.
with Palace CaT TO Chicago.
For Cansndaigus ami the North. - : a..
daily, ezccp! Saturday, w,tE r.j!.a g..
Watkins. FOi E!m;r.. 80 J. -. lazy. o..
cept Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria, t. I, S. 9, 10 ana il &. ~, "1.
!, 3, 4.2l, s, 600 aNd pm. On Su.i., = &C..
III and snd y. Ii.
Trains leave Alexandria iJi ""sHt".t -, ..
S 10 g. 10 snd ii Ala. /. B. i.l5.1 a.! ,..:..
On Sunday at :. 10 and ID $. H., N1i :. e..
THROUGH TRAIN FOR Tit sol TT ..=
Quantco and Richmond. viii leave t!"N.,.
dria at 2 20 2. m. daiIy, snA CD /? ~. t..,..
except Sunday.
Tickets and information CA p9 piolt'-. :.
principal railroad stations and t2f"; o.G -
Southeast D. ii. BOYD, ii,
Gen /. Passenger ). s.,...
r'E :: :: IL THOMSON
General Manager. j."
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South Bound.
Express. Mail. psssera.

Leave Washington . 10 a. NJ, Alezsrd-;.
As q. rn., and mako connection at LvnChhu-~
to West and Southwest, ani Of Dsay;1ic =
South and South West
Leave Washington S il 3. H.. aioxnrj-;,
IS a. H.. and connect ct Lynchburc 10 ii,.n.
phs, Little Rock ard Texas and to Atinrrs
and sll points in tho South, and, via Ncw e..
leans, to Galveston and Southern Texas: a..a
conect with Chos. s. Ohio East and WGs,
Leave Washington at 9 50 p. H., a'cz.7i-..
at 10 20 p. m, get to Gordonsviio ~! b 3. =.
and connect with Chos. s. Ohio il L! wos."g,s
10 Huntington, Cincinnati and ai lha \ IT.
west. and Eastward to Richmond AMI bnyar
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave "
ington at 8 10 a III. dniiy except Suniav -:
get to Strasburg st AS pm. Lca7cstri.n.r.,.
5. III a. H., and arrive ut Alcxandria D. IT.
For WARRENrON leave WASHINGTON :...,~
ct 10 q. IN.
Trains from South arriving n Wa:Hia-t.r ..
: So a. M, u p. m. ana - y. III. max. gnu!
connections with Bait. s. Ohio sid I!ait. & f.
tomsc trains to Baltimore, Philadelphia. a..
New York, and 10 Ill points North all %....
west.
Through tickets to tho Scuth and We. >.
lowest rates.
NH Il j. II. REOhDUS, &. !. !
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DRIME ORANGES and LbM"''
l. ccivcd by ,,IIBCRI.
feb rs >. {. y r.. III
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-iTOBA CU0S IN :, 20 J: h

r ISLE GREEN Isle GEEE"'--i H.
- Just received fresh supply "i - '..
Green. 1t is acknowledged ~ pr"gt,,'. 49, -.
ers to cover more surface and ~ D. ~ j."
and lasting rs any othoF Green "o' j.. ''' '.
kct. Cali and examine at .,......,....
". i. CRElGiiTn3.'
NH T. - t'"@ -.
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nTlCHEAL GRANLEY FIVE CENT
V1 CIGAR is the finest SC Cigar sold. For
ssle only By
dec 80 G.. VIM. RAMSAY.
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TNLAND & sBAB0AKD COASTING CO.
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pUNNETs HILL CHOW CHOW PICKLE
- by the gallon, quart or pint, received and
for sale by +. J. DAVIDSON,
feb 20 Ia King street.
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1ELLlES BY WEIGHT, in quantities to
u suit, AMI in glasses, received and for sale by
;an2 +. }. DAVIDSON LAT King st.
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NOXE'S and NELSON'S Gill;
~ ccivcd day By .,1r 2i'T',.
mn 20 }. l.. ~ u. VI ~,
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THOICE GLADES BUTTER H'' !
~ CHEESE Tor sale By ,.rpi-E,.
i'm Is j. &. u T. ~ IT,,
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TAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK
~ for sale by F. J. DAVIDSON,
feb % l47 King street.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-22
OFFICE COR. MARKET & PATRIOT SITS

SHOOTING .FOE CATS. - Mrs.
Flipper bought her boy John i
secondhand doub!o barrel'ul shot
gun from 4 sick hig::cr. 1t was
loaded when she bought it, but
that boy didn't know 1t, so he
bought @pinl of powder and
q pocket>full Of bird shot and
loaded it again. John put two
fresh caps ON it, aud waited for
night to CONG to try it, About
midnight he planted himself at
a back window up stairs, and
took u view of the situation Ont
back. There were four or five
cats and catesses holding IA camp
meeting upon the roo, of tn. coal
shed. John pulled back the trig-
gers of both barrels, took dead
aim at the crowd on the shed,
shut both eyes, and ''fiIp! bang :"
she went. An earthquake was
the result. Old Mrs. Flip, like
tho ghost Of Hamlet, rushed in
Flip WAS at the masquerade at
Woodland Garden that night
and fonnd her boy John sticking
half way through the ceiling,
viii. tie guu-stocx between his
legs and the barrels gone. Every
wlndowpanc in tue back part Of
he house was broken out, and
the SASH. glass, shutters and UP
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-22

pcr part of the frame of the win>
dow where John was sitting q
moment before were gone altOge-
ther. The roof where the camp
meeting was being held wasn't
scratched. There's no knowing
in what direction the loads III
that old persuader went, for they
haven't found the barrels Off yet.
Mrs. Flip pulled John down with
a wheel-barrow load Of plastering
and laths, bathed his head and
bound his wound and he is vii
ling to swear, at a minutes notice
that he saw 1000 cats in at once.
and is satisfied that some of them
amt come down yet, when the
fact is he didn't even kill a cat.
For twenty minutes after the re-
port Of the gun was heard the
camp-meeting on the coal shed
had increased in size, and Flip
per had come home from Wood
land Garden as u drunken Indian,
was knocked down in the hall by
Mrs. FlIppor and put to bed. Next
morning she had him out to
show him what the lightning had
done the night before. The boy
will be we'll in three months If
he lives.
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1t was very careless leaving the
parrot III the parlor Sunday even
ing. but she never thought any
thing about 1t until Monday morn
ing, when he raised the whole
house by making a smacklng
noise and crying, ''Darllng Susie,
Darling Snsie.' He kept it up all
day, toe, and the old folks are
much Interested in the case.-
Rome Sentinel.
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Tho Greatest Medical Discovery since the
Creation OF Han, or Since tho
Commencement OF tho
Christian Era.

nero never has been a time when tho
i'e'iing ct SD nlanv different diseases has
pe'h ca'ises. hy outward application as the
present. II Is an uIldisputcd fact that over
n'''i "f the entire population OF tho globe
resort 10 the use OF ordinary pltsters.
bR. MELvIN's CArs!CUM poKous PLas.
TIERS, are acknowledged by all who have
use'l them, to act quicker than any other
psas,ef lhey ever before tried, and that ono
of these plastcrs will .to more real service
tnah hundred Of The ordinary kind. Al,
otier p'astcrs are slow o1' action. and re-
4uife Z" he worH continually to effect a cure 4:
n''t with these IL is entirely different: the
instant one is applied the patient will feel
its effect,
ihtslcians in all ages have thoroughly
tested and we'll know the effect of Capsi
cum: and il mas always been more or less
used as medical agent for an outward ap-
rl'cation bnt it is only of very recent l.te
,h't 1tS advantages in Il pnrOuS plaster have
"eh :',s""vcred. RcinG, however, convinc-
q. OF the wonderful cures effected by DIR
MELvIN's CAps1cuM Porous PLAsrERs. and
thcif superiority over all other pIasters.
they now actually prescribe them. in their
pr:ctlcc. for such diseases as rheumatism,
pam IN the siie and back, and all such ca
ses us nave required the use of plasters or
nhiiheht. Alter you have tried other plas-
ters ana iInimellts, and they have failed,
and You want u cerlain cure. ask your drug
glst for DIR. MELvIN's CArsIcUM PORoUs
PLASTER. You can hardly believe your own
convictions OF its wonderful effects. Al
though powerful and quick in it's action,
you can rely on its safety for the most deli
ca1e person to wear as it is free from lead
anu other poisonous t1aterlai commonly
useu IN tho manufacture of ordinary plas-
!ers. one trial is - sufficient guarantee of
It's merits, and oae plaster will sell nun
dreds tn your friends
ASK your druggist for DR. MELvfN's Cap
s'cuN PoGots PLASTER, and take no other:
or. on receipt of % cents for one, s. for
hvc. or :! for a dozen, they will be mailed.
post raid, t" any address in the United
States or Canadis.
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81. Rue Bienville Nile Orleans. ......

81. Rue Bienville Nile Orleans. ..J2
CRAND ASSORTMENT DE BIEfE,
" ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEER EFT
Cidre.
Spzcialite pour !. boute.i.age dc ces ar;i
c,es.
Eepot des mcilieu5 bouchons v"ndus
dams it pays.
Nj. T. Picard, lepresente eetse rnaison
,ieru!s ciuo ans. aout Il 70.
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IA UCOIN, P. A., Family and Pidna-
~ t;on Groceries, Main street, between
5ocus and St. Philip streets.
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Va ZEMA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
"A st., between jackson and St. Phi
p Streets.
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nADEAUX, j. Family and Plantation,
} Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
- Focus.
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nLUM, S. Dry Goods d,M Grocery, cor
f1 uef Main and jackson Streets.
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DADEAUX, THOMAS, Attorney at Lac
10 corner Main and Focus Streets, up
tairs.
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qHXCELSIUR-LODG NO. 3i.-Rrgn
Il lar meetings ut the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening al o'clock.
Officers T. Thibohanx. N. G. Jos. r. TIN
bodeaux. V.G. $. L. Grisamore, Sec. IL.
Aicbelet Treasurer.
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DILLIU, j. s., attorney at Lar,-Off;c,'
ID Corner st. Philip and Main streets
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VOL. XIII.
RUSINESS CARDS.

A SSELINEAU, MRS. F., Dry Goods.
IA Fancy articles. de-, corner Market
and Louis streets,
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IDLAKE, f W., attorney at Law,-Of-
I'D fce Green Street,
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1NELBEkT, 2 j., Groceries, Wines, Ii
LIQUORS, TohHcfo aud CiyarS, cor. Mann
and St-ihi!ip streets
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BLANCHARD, J. E., Surgeon Dentist.
ID office, corner Green aud st. Bridg-
b Streets.
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nELBERT, P.J, Engineer, cor Main
Dand st. Philip streets
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DANSEKEAU. H., Physician, corn
IL St. Philip anh st. Bridget Streets