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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
Local Personal.

Nathan Wolfstein, hide merchant, hat
gone to Europe.
Hon. John l.. Thompson, Ex-Fire Com
missioner, who has been quite ill fo
some time, is out again.
Harry Lewis, Esq, the genial Assist
ant treasurer of tue Grand Opera-house
arrived in the city this morning.
City Treasurer Henry Knorr was
sworn in this morning by Mayor Moore
and A. Ligowsky has stepped down and
out.
Miss Amy, daughter of Col. G. B
Hunt, died last Saturday on the steamer
Sherlock, on her way home from New
Orleans.
Alfred Gather, Esq, Superintendent,
of the Adams Exp ess Company, and
John j. Henderson, E q Agent OF the
United STATES Express Company, left
last night for New York on Important
business.
VIM. Ohmann, the new Director OF the
City Iniirmary, was sworn In this morn.
lug. thus succeeding Mat. Lichterashl /
he e.ec ion a Il Ss.s III .he insti:u-
:sa, Mama ~as ~ AAss taken place to.
dAN was ,stpeaea yAsil next WsansI-
aay a.terIioen
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THE EASTERN WAR CLOUD.
Latest From All the CenterS of
War News.
Peace Negotiations Again Commenced,
but War Preparations Go On.
I'm Amy Event HOstilities not Ex-
pected Till Late in May.
More Peace Negotiations.

| More Peace Negotiations.
National Associated Press to the Star.
London, April 16.-England and Aus.
tria are offering negotiations on the
Eastern question under promise of a
review OF the treaty of Paris. Negotia
tious on this basis may last throughout
| the present month.
Russia Wants no Conauests,
VIENNA, April 16.-It is daily expected
here that the Gar wall issue a manifest
declaring that Turkeys reply to the
protocol Is an atfront to the Russian
people. Prince GOrtschakotf is prepar-
| ing circular assuring the Powers tnat
RUSSIA intends to make no conQuests,
but is merely determined on forcing the
Turks to execute the desired reforms in
the treatment Of the Christian subjects
| OF the sultan.
What Won MOltke Thinks.
BERLIN, April 16.-Count Won Moltke,
in conversation last evening at the
Roichs!ag, strongly doubted that the
Russians would gain an easy victory
III the event of war, and he gave great
praise to the efficiency OF the Turkish
soldiers.
War Bulletins.
VIENNA. April 16.-A bdul Kerim, the
Turkish deneralissimo, has started to
assume command or the Army OF the
Danube.
The relations between the Porte and
Montenegro are broken off.
Tle Russian Consul General, NJ. Jo-
nln, lett st. Petersburg yesterday with
Instructions for the Moutenegrin Gov
ernment.
Prince Lichtakassy, who is mentioned
as the future Chief Executive of Bul@a.
ria, left St. Petersburg to-day tor Rls.
chanetf.
Persia has notified the Porte of her
claims to Bag Tad.
War Opinions.
LONDON, April 16.-A Pera dispatch
says: Respecting war opinion is di-
'ided. That Russia will even be SO
rash as to attack Turkey without being
sure OF the neutrality of Austria and
Germany seems TO many impossi
Neither is it clear, especially after
Prince Bismarck's resumption Of office.
how Russia can even have a firm re-
lance ON that neutrality. On the other
nand, no one supposes that Tu key will
begin hostilities before the middle Or
the end Vt May.
Preparations.
VIENNA, April 16.-A Russian Yacht
mas arrived at Consiantinople To EN-.
Dark the Russian embassy Tor Russia
upon receipt ordered to that effect. The
drand Dake Niclolas reviewed the
army OF the Pruth yesterday, Nine,
kG-Jian army corps are en- route to ioIn
we southern army.
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THE LATEST
COWhided.
COWh10e0s
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-Lntense ex-
element is occasioned here by the cow.
hiding of Alexander X. Mcclure, editor
of the Times, by Nat. Mckay, who, IL
will be remembered, was mixed up in
the Navy-yard moving. The affair oc-
Cured ON the south side of Chestnut
street, between Sixth and Seventh. Nc
Clure was struck over the face with a
whip.
This was followed by blow with the
fist, which broke the skin over the iolC.
head, causing an almost instantaneous
large swelling. Mckay was arrested
as was also a man named Curtis, who il
is alleged was in his company, and also
struck Mcclure, and taken to the Cen
trail Station, where hearing will TAKE
place.
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Announcements.

The Merriam Sisters will give con-
cert this evening at the rooms Of tue W.
q. I. u, Nos. 2OO and 202 Vine street.
William Penn Lodge, 1. .. o. f., No.
56, are preparing for grand social PIC,
mic at Parlor Grove on the 18th OF June.
BuelPs Panorama of the World will ne
exhibited to the children of the Or'uha n
Asylum in Cumminsyille next Tednes-
day evening. -
About ninety young people will re.
ceye their i,st communion at Father
Urowley's Church, in GGmminsville,
next Sunday morning, Aptl! "a.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage Licenses were
issued SINCE our last report:
Adolsh Simon and Barbara Gecks.
Enried Rosenzl and Isabel Hyams.
H. W. kaufman and Caroline Wagner.
w. Ii. Duggan and Maggie Dunn.
Z. Schmidkand Mary Kinnchemeyer.
Dennis Siattery and Phoebe CahllL
Frank Baslin and Mary Gudgeon.
j. l.. Smith and Mary Walsh.
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Probate COIlrt.

Andrew j. Kaiser was appointed ad.
minstrator of Paul Kincely. Personal
ty, $500; realty, $4 900.
D. Kinccly was appointed executor
of Mary KIncly. Personally, s4OO.
Anna keuter was appointed execu-
trix of Henry Keuter. Personally, $500.
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NatIOnaI ASSOClHttU PrGSS 70 Une oJar.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Presi
dent this morning received delegation
of the Universal Peace Union Society Of
Friends, accompanied by DR.. B. Reed, o
this city, Robert Fry, Of Philadelphia
NJ iss Sarah Roper, of Philadelphia.
They presented an application, signed
by A. II. Low, President OF the Society
Of Lucretia Mott, the venerable Qua
kere.s, and T. Childs; the Secretary
asking a continuance of the present
peace policy toward the Indians.
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Forest FIRES Raging.
=, al aaoniataI Draoc fn tho C.o.

NatI0naI Ass0CIateu Press 20 Jhe STAR.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The Scranton
forests, on all sides Of the city, are blaz-
Z tiercely for miles away. These fires
are far enough removed from Scranton
TO be perfectly harmless there, but they
cause considerable havoc among the
small settlements and the narrow clear
inRs along the hills. Fires have no,
been 80 ftrce In the ueighborhood OF
Scranton for many years as. they are al
present.
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Julius Wellman, con tjDued: g. ". wa
liams, 81; Dennis Fields, Peter Hoiaa,
continued.
Miscellansous-J.M Mccullough. eKhih-.
iting gaming devices, jury trial at 3 r.
M; W. l.. Fitzgerald, sam, continued,
WIN. Meade, lettering, 10 days; james
Wilson, same, dismissed; I: J. Jessup.
T. Hetherington, burglary, bound Overi
Nj. Heinman, street begging, 10 days;
Henry Thompson, abusing family, under
$500 bond; John Bird, lettering, 10 days;
Harry Bohand, harbortng vicious
dog, costs; Mich. Quinn, careless
driving, 50 and costs; Patrick Madles,
usurpation Of office, 81; John Printeyilie,
malicious destruction, continued; Peter
HeIder, malicious shooting, continued;
John Kane, abusing family. $zb;
Isaac billiard, threatening violence.
dismissed; Peter Nolan, personal yie-
lence, continued; Felix 0Neii, mali
cious destruction, costs; Ed. Rigby. in-
corrigibllity, sent to refuge; Peter Aa-
derson, grand larceny, dismissed.
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LOUISIANA.

FfOKress OF the Efforts to Untan-
gle the Knot.
National Associated Press to the Star:
NEW ORLEANS, April 16.-At present
the Commission is preparing data for a
report, but will probably leave for home
tomorrow. The theory OF the uommis.
sion is, that the key to an adjustment is
IN the Supreme Court. 1t has Prom
ised no terms OF compromise since the
original plaR I'd uhiJS thu iiyai hegisil.
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le lUIlOWlng was adopted:

"Resolved, That the Cincinnati Con-
solidated Street Railroad Company be
and is hereby directed to remove or re-
pair and operate the line OF their
road lying and being on
western avenue between Mclean
and Harrison avenues within ten days,
and in the event OF failure to comply
with this request the city authorities
will proceed and remove the same and
repair the street at the expense of the
said Railroad Company"
Adjourned.
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Representation at the Paris Ex.
position.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Tne Pres-
dent has decided to prepare message,
to be presented to Congress, recon-
mending an appropriation for the repre-
sentation of this country at the Paris
Exposition.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
A Il MI II E
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE GREAT QUEEN Of Opera Bouffe and
her Magnificent Company OF so Artists.
8Nights, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees
at 80. Change Of Opera at each Performance.
Monday, April l8-La Jolie Parfumeuse.
Tuesday, April lila Belle Poule
Wednesday at :3J-La File De Nine. ADgot.
Wednesday night-La Belle Helene.
Thursdav-La Boui angere des Ecus.
Fr day-Aimce's Beneft-La Petite Marie.
Saturday at 1:S0-La Grande Duchcsse.
Saturday night-Grofe- Gr0fa.
A CHORUS OF THIRTY PICKED VOICES
A LARGE AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA!
Popular prices -5Oc, 75c, 81 and 81 80.
Matinee Prices-50c and 81.
Seats for sale at Hawley's Thursday, April
IL ap16-h
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Board OF Public works,

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in The chair.
Tie Engineer was directed to prepare
the necessary papers for the improve
ment OF Boal street.
A recommendation that the police be
requested to suspend tno work upon
Street Railroad Route No. 10, until the
specifications concerning the foundation
oi the track be complied with, was ap-
proved.
The payroll, as follows, was ap-
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Peter s. Archibald, son OF the late
Judge Archibald, OF N,ya Scotia, aud
brother OF the British Consul at New
York, dropped dead in the street at
Truro, Sunday evening.
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Associate Justice.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 16 The Presi-
dent to-day appointed Edward A..
Thomas to be Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court OF Wyoming Territory.
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Third Edition

Probably tair or partly cloudy and
tuarmer '0eather for the neat t,Oenty-toar
hours.
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WOODS THEATER.

ID, III mAOAO A'AohohSA'
EVERY EVENING during the week. also
Wednesday and Saturday Matlnces, MATT.
MORGAN'S NOVELTY COMPANY AND
HISTORICAL YA BLEAUX. apl6-N
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FOR sALH--RHAL ESTATE.

TOR SALB =. FARM - Good farm of 97X
I acres. situated lk miles from Williams
burg, In Clermont County. Farm In good
oruer. Will sell on VERY EAsY terms. A good
chance for any one desiring it to get a good
home. Address b. b. s., Star Office, $50 Wal
nut street. Cincinnati, q.
jy2id&iy27w-ti
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IwANTHD-. ..MIsCELLANHoUs.

VNTANTED-GIRLS- work on coats. APP
w ply at l2j Chestnut street, Newport, Ken
Encky. lt*
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HOTELS.
FOR RENT--RooMS.

TOR RENT-STORE-No. 916 Central ave-
II nue., suitable for second rand, rag or iron
store. Inquire southwest corner Race and
Canal l2-4t
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TOR OTCAGE-Three rooms and
ID summer kitchen, gas, water and all modern
C0nvenences, at No. SO Oehler street. Rent
t19 in advance. Apply at 1853 Freeman street.
1876
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XNTANTED HORSES TO BOARD = For
w the winter In the country. Terms cheap.
For Information apply to .. l.. SrAHL, at
Shook Il McNicolP4 stable, southwest corner
OF Fifth and sycamore. noi5-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

The Locomotive Engineers on a
Strike Which May Become Gen.
eral in the East.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11

lend an exquisite grace to the tout ensemble
Another was. Of navy blue velvet, with pale blue
plush trimmings; the mingling Of these colors
union resulted in Q lovely piece of millinery;
no one but q French woman could have con-
ceived OF anything 50 recherche in the bonnet
line. Wells are worn In scarf shape. crossed at
the back Of the head and fastened at the waist
with pin or bogtonniere; they are shown in
deeply with embroidery OF the same color.
cHILDREN's CLOTHES.
The simpler the little people are dressed the
prettier they look, and the better taste their
mammas display. The prncesse dress is very
pleats and Jokes in the waist of this, which
takes away much of the plainness of the gar
ment. The Fritz blouse dtess is another rami-
flcation of the princesse. 1t consists of a long
pleated basque, with yoke. yet cut dOubla-
breasted, having double rows of buttons down
tue front: The skir i, Is pleated kilt and Lis Is
chIidg figure TO look slender; Some haye I Ro
S anze vests one ' Of 81 silk the q" other dNao Of Woo
some Princesse robes have little vests. or else
plastrons of silk or velvet lei, in, which, being
perfectly content with itself. Another pretty
mode tor her chubby highness is to have the
upper part of the Prncessse cut off, divided into
shade of material, and made into long loops
through which q sash ribbon passes around the
figure The incest bourrettes,. basket cloths,
folks. The trimmings consist Of braids. but
tons and pipings.
BRAID is EVERYWHERE USED
on q child's dress; plain. wide ,soutache Is
placed in parallel rows above self leatl ngs !;
cuffs sleeves, collars and pockets are covered
by four or five rows of this buttons are plentl-
fully distributed about the little dress.
Wraps are made in the sacque shape. the
leading novelties being the Carrck. Marqulse
and Creedmoor; these are cut very long. are
half-6tting. and are made double breasted
Drab and grey form the favorite colors, showing
blue and scarlet Innings.
Mr. s. G.. Kreeger. on Canal street, has more
little gloves for the little people than we imagine
anyone else has: in any color, in any make and
to fit the chubbiest little hand among the lot.
His selection is astonishingly varied for the
grown people as well,
AND GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE ADOPTED 49,
the latest style in overcoats which are light, Will
find there gloves for visiting that match these
exactly. At this establishment there was shown
what is called the castor beaver glove for gente-
men an exceedingly pliable glove which Will
permit its owner to write easily with the article
in question on his hand; it is recommended as
durable, and the very thing long sought for IN
business circles, as on a cold day gentlemen
may boldly snap their fingers at Jack Frost and
keep their hands out of their pockets. II they
want to. FLORE NUE..
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BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS Nov. 5. 1877.
hereby give notice that the following applica-
tons have been filed in this office for the fund
ing of the following enumerated bonds, cou-
pons and fundable certificates:
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and ex-officio Secretary. of the Board.
TOWNSEND & LYMAN.
Coupons detached from bonds issued
for relief of State Treasurer act PIT
of 1853. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S12O 90
Certificates act of 1874 % IS
EDM. J. FoRsTALL's SONS.
Bond and coupons issued under act
lis of 1867. 1910 90
Bonds and coupons issued under act
50 of 1865 5,116 ~
Bonds and coupons issued under act
80 of 1870. 1,1O6 &c
Bonds and coupons issued under act
lis of 1867 5000 90
Bonds and coupons issued under act
80 of 1870 7,346 IS
Bonds and coupons issued under act
IS of 1865, 1923 SIS
Certificates issued under act of 1874. 118 80
W.T.. HALsEY. PER CHAs. F. HOFFMAN.
Coupons detached from bonds issued
under act 80 of 1870. 1855 81
Certificates act OF 1874. SO 90
Certificates act of 1874. POP 90
SAMUEL FRIEDLANDER
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
1T and 2s1 of 1858 Observation-Disclosures 2035 90
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
l76 and 231 of 1853. Observation-Disclosures. 2,O15 90
Bond and coupon issued under acts
228 and 231 of 1853 1,o3o 90
EDw. C. PALMER.
Bonds and coupons issued under act
90 of 1870. 416o 90
Certificates issued under act of 1874. Ala 81
THoS. H. HUNT.
Certificates issued under act of 1874. 2o3 66
LESASSIER & BINDER.
Certificates issued under act of 1874. 1o2 g.
Total. $29 DAB IL
noe Nv
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A New Grocery Establishment, Corner of
MarajS and Toulouse streets

Some time since some of our most public
spirited and .enterprising citizens conceived
and carried into execution the idea Of convert
ing into fuel the timber upon one of the islands
In Pearl river contiguous to this CITY, 1t is a
well established fact that they have succeeded
beyond their expectations, This enterprise
gives employment to hundreds of wood chop
pers, whose families at this time are saved from
restitution by orders for the necessaries of life
being advanced to them upon the work of hus-
bands sons. etc. who may be employed by this
philanthropic company.
In order to greatly facilitate operations and
accommodate these poor families. and the
trade generally. they have opened q large and
well stocked grocery which will prove a great
convenience to schooners and other craft ply
ing between the lake shore and the Florida
ports, and this place being able to sell them at
the lowest possible rates. and having the most
accommodating clerks, and q manager
thoroughly alive to the wants and necessities of
the trade, we may expect this last move of the
Honey Island Wood Company to prove a grand
am
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rights VIII, Wn " a..,1 On tha 1un9ioafa

~,obta with which John Sherman has 80 la1ori-
1Sl,ssssiv ao,irht to endow the syndicate.
But this Is not great accomplishment. !! 10
simply the undoing of a great wrong Ana. IN
sicceeded In getting back where we, were 1ve
years ago-baek to the possibility OF honest re-
sumption. The fact that we find the ola stamp mp
with e banRpuptcy Is due partly to the hired
thieves who the silver dollar away way from rom
tn ,aniaaa what the thieves had stolen with waste
paper. But now that we have found our good
Old silver dollar, we can afford to let the. re-
matter of utter Indifference whether it is re-
neaIod or not. But it probably will be repealed
By Congress. and the President will probably
veto the repeal bill. A. u D.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11

Our young and popular friend; Mr.; Jules A.
this community has established himself in the
auction business at the conveniently located
and spacious store. No. 90 Camp street. Mr..
ployed In the large t lrniture establishment
and auction mart of r. M. b: J. Montgomery.
where his atfabe man Ders and strict attention
to business won for him the favor and g TEEN
of the uublic generally. Mr.. Rousseau has
commenced business under very favorable aus.
pices, and we bespeak for him large share Of
the public patronage. This gentleman has
every facility for conducting the auction bust
ness. having ample means for settling up ac,
counts and closing sa es quickly. Parties will
not be inconvienced by the unnecessary delays
so often oc~ urring in this line of business.
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BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS. November 8. 1877.
hereby give notice that the following appli-
cations have been filed in this office for the
funding of the following enumerated warrants,
coupons and fundable certificates.
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and ex-officio Secretary of the Board
E. D. MORGAN, PER J. A. RAYNoR.
Warrants of $1,000 each, issued by Chas.
Clinton, under act Sc of 1873..... $4,000 90
E. P. BOYER
Coupons issued under act 35 of 1866. 1913 SO
Coupons issued under acts 1T and 231
of 1853 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 90
Certificates issued under act 3 of 1874. 100 66
JOHN B.S4AFITTE co.
Bonds and coupons issued under act
lis of 1867 Il. 100 90
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
TT and 231 of 1853. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 90
Bonds issued by the State Of Louisiana
to the Bank of Louisiana. 2.725 90
Total. .$25, 1853 O4
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BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 10. 1877.
hereby give notice that the following appli-
cations have been filed in this office for the
funding of the following enumerated bonds,
coupons and certificates.
ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor and ex- offfcio Secretary of the Board.
ISAAC ULLMAN.
Certificates issued under act 3 of 1874 SOB rs
TOWNSEND g. LYMAN
Bonds and coupons issued under act lis
OF 1867 ...-..-.-....-.--.- 1850 0O
Certificates issued under act 3 of 1874. 124 II
Total. 50, 3o7 95
nO11 3t
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The Approaching Military Ball.

Commencing on Wednesday next at st. Pat
rick's Hall, the gallant boys of tho Second Regi-
ment L. s. NJ. that formerly did such arduous
duties under the late Gen. Angel during our
strife against usurpation. propose to give a
grand military entertainment which will run
through four evenings. The programme is di-
yersifed with dramatic performances, dances.
minstrel scenes and songs. at the conclusion of
whicha bal anilitarie will be given.
Refrt shments of all kinds will load heavily
the many tables, and fair hands will minister to
the desires of the guests each evening. The af-
fair promises to be an event of the season.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11

MANTEL ORNAMENTs.-A few very pretty spe-
eimen vases of faence de Glen. which. by the
time. can be seen at A. b. Griswold & Co.'S. cor
ner of Canal and Royal streets. These vases are
certainly very pretty. and as they have Just
been opened, parties desiring to see them had
better call early.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's

GENTLEMEN's FASHIONABLE TorLETs.-Mr A.
Caption, No. Q Carondelet street. near Canal.
has a fresh and choice selection of imported
of our very best tslors, and those of our readers
desiring a good fit and nicely finished suit
should give him call. He has just completed
finish and style surpasses anything we have yet
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New GOODS. - Messrs. Levois & Jamison.
whose magnificent dry goods establishment
looms UP on Canal street, and is one of the
most attractive features of that grand boulevard,
announce in another column the receipt of a
large and handsome assortment Of staple and
fancy dry goods by the St Louis and franklin
consisting of beautiful selection OF new styles
In parasOls light and heavy wraps, cloaks. no.
siery and gloves and a great many other USE
full and beautiful articles too mum .rous to men
ton Be sure and give them a call.