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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-23

We read in the market reports.
from New York. the other day, the
following: !
GRAtN-Wheat, firm, with moderate(ex.
port: receipts, 90 900 bushels: No. Duluth
q 90; No. Milwaukee, seller September,
81 -; NO Milwaukee and No. 3 spring,
seller September, Sl.25; No. red winter,
81 42Gi 49,: No. amber winter, seller
August, si.4o; seller September, sl.a4a 9i.37.
What does this mean! "Duluth
wheat" is simply the average Mime
sofa wheat free from admixture
with the meaner wheats of Iowa and
Illinois.
If Duluth wheat is worth SI.5O in
New York, it should be worth sl.25
in st. Paul; for the freight from st.
Paul to New York, ria Duluth,i only
% cents per bushek Instead of that
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! tits worth 81 .O5 in st. Paul. Why is

is worth 81 .O5 in st. Paul. Why is
this!
Who gets that twenty cents per
bushel stealage! Duluth will ship a
million bushels this year. The steal
age on that million will amount to
$500, 600.
And why is not our wheat shipped
ria Milwaukee worth as much as ria
Duluth!
Can anybody answer these conun
drums
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GOING, GOINGt, COMET.

The sheriff is hard at work all over
the land. We gave an account the
other day of new kind of wagon.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
PALLONE.

In consequence Of the heavy rain storm which pre-
vailed Tuesday evening the grounds Of tho Pallone
Club, between Madison and Fourth avenues and Sixty
ninth aud Seventeen streets, In such unavor.
able condition for playing that announcement US
posted yesterday morning on the entrance stating
that the match was postponed until four
In the afternoon. Tho hot sun during
tho day having dried w the pools
which had iorucd the tho game opened pune
tuav at the hour named. very respectable number
OF spectators attended, probably the largest or
present ON any occasion since The hrst introduction Of
palonc to America. In honor OF the Fourth Of July
there were tour players on each side.
Maestrelii L. B,anchini and d. MaestrsllL The blue
sasnes by A. Baroni, G.. vospgnani. d. Martini aud
ID. Bassanti.
II evident from the first that tho blues were 10
score victory, though the unavOrabo condition of
the ground left u good deal to chance since q ball
direction ot the payer some thirty gumes IN
which the blues won seventeen, when
darkness ended an exciting and highly Interesting
con,est winch frequently brought down plaudns from
the spectators fhcrc Is no reason why this
game, hauced down II has been ages
aud played In Roman amphiLheatrcs, should no /
be equally appreciated by the modern American, IL
has been by the ancient Roman. IL requires muscle,
skill, energy and quick eye, and Ia beautiful in
agement the part OF the directors the game
has not been as successful IN attracting spec
tators II should have been, but those
who have seen this beautiful game played ouco Will
gladly go aud see II again. An amount OF enthusiasm
was produced yesterday among the spectators which
played this evening live O'clock, which many arc
expected to De present.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
GIBBS IN LIMBO.

Among the crowd Of prisoners arraigncd before
Judge Duty yesterday morning was young man
about nineteen years OF age dressed IN stylish suit
OF gray clothes, and having tho air aud manner Of a
recent graduate from college. Tho officer who had
him In charge introduced to the Judge James
cigar maker, OF No. JAG West Eighteenth street. and
his stepdaugher Sarah HAYS, young girl between
fifteen ana sixteen. Mr. Higgins informed the magis
tratc that the young had been the habit call
ing regularly a. tho house hs family tho
past SIX weeks that on Monday night he as ked per-
mission take Sarah out Tor walk, and that after
the permission gwen Sarah's mother became
picious, aud told him to follow the pair. After
walking short distance he them enter q
house in tcenth street which he discovered 10
be house OF assignstion Mr Higgins waited opposite
the house Tor nelrly three-quaftcss OF an hour, u
he saw the young aud bis stcpdaushtor
coming out together After bearing tns state
mcnt judge DULY called up Miss HAYS
aud questioned her closely as TO how long
and intimately she had known tho prisoner Sno
said had seen him frequently within tho last two
months, and that when went INTO tho house IN
seventeenth street Monday night she was unaware Of
TIC character of the place and that she left when she
found out what ~ was Judge Duly directed a CON-
plant attempt at seduction to be taken against him
and held nm in 81, 600 ball.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JULY ls77.-TR1PLE SHEET

patient and heroic defence Of the truth by its adhe
rents aud The divisions and subdivisions and unions
and reunions OF the formation OF IT'S standards OF an
aud practice ana its general prosperity Presbyterian
ism Is Church Independence, made consistent with
strong ceatral authority. 1t Is sConsrcgaonaisn with.
out the fatal weakness OF that systemis lack OF unity
and authority But the doctrines OF the Presbyterian
Congregational anu Reformed Dutch Church sub
stantaliy alike, and hence there is no bridging OF
chasms cutting through mountains to pass from Que
10 the other The grade easy ascending descend
Ing and the ministers OF each constantly passing
from one to the other. may be that Edinburgh
Council VIII place palace cars the track, that
neither ministers members shall KNOW even by
name when thoy pass from station TO another If
II does, aud when does, the world and the Church
universal will be its debtor
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
BASEBALL.

At St Louis yesterday the St Louis defeated the
Hariords in an eleven innings gamo by tho following
score:-
ST. Louis. ... 0 0 o 8 o l. z
Hartford. ......... o o o D 0 O. 0
At Chicago the homo club defeated the Bostons by
tho following score:-
Chicago. 1 o 2-12
Boston,. ........... o o 20 l o. 2
Al Cinctnnati the reconstructed Cincipnatis do
teated the Lou!sves by the following scors:--
Cincinnati ............ 3 0 0l o 40
Louisville ............. o o D o O o.
A. Piaindeld, N. D., tho Osoeolas, OF Brooklyn do
;aated the Crescents OF Painleld, by score Of 10
to3
Az Prospect Park tho wheatlanis defeated the
Derrcks to 81 the Frescos, OF this city defeated the
the Moss Bunkers II 10 !; tho Crystals defeated the
Jonas, II to o. and tho Gus defeated the Mwards by
a score of "a 10 &
Al Binghamion the CrIckets defeated the Aiaskas by
score OF 3 TO In the afternoon. Crlokets s, Alas
kas 2 t.flnl I.r.s
Al Port Jervs Delaware o. Keystone Of this city, T.
Az Patcbogue, l.. l., the Liberal Club defeated tho
Brooklyn Club Dy score OF III TO
Az the Centennial Grounds, Jersey City, the Hobo
ken Cuo sieAied The Enterprise Club Of this city By
q score of ID TO o.
Al NorwaIk, Conn. tho Independents OF Norwalk
defeated the Crystals OF Brooklyn by OF IL 10
Al Buffalo, Eries 3, PhadeIphias O. Roturn gam 0
to-day. 'T
a. pougnkeepsic, the Volunteers scored II TO the
AT Middotown, tho Lone Stars scored IL 10 Is made
by the Rutans, of Paterson.
Az Piilsburg, the Alleghennys scored 2, while the
Buckeyes did not count. -
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

declared the day before the spring meeting Of is7s,
with s2 sou added by r. Iorard the American Jockey
Club TO give 1000 10 the second horse. The to
be run ON the last day Of tue spring meeting, 1879.
The winner OF the Belmont Stakes TO carry ave pounds
extra To name and coss the 10Th OF August, 1877,
for yearlngs rbs distance will be mile and three
eighss, over the Belmont The same stake to
name and close tor yearlIngs the 10Th OF August,
1878, to be run at the spring meeting OF 1880
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

An additional stake TO those already given yearly by
the American Jockey CLUB will close August 10,
1871 II will be known B the Loriard Stakes. for
eycar-oIds, $3.50 each, half Iore and only $2j II
declared on the LIST OF Angus. as two-yearoids; s50
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
CRICKET.

THE CRIcKETERs Calculation OF INDEPEN-
DENcE DAY--MATcHLs AT STATEN BLAND,
HoLoKEN AND PROSPECT PARK. f4t
Tho members OF the cricket clubs of New York and
vicinity assembled yesterday on their grounds play
social matches in honor OF the day AZ Staten Island
q one-innng match was played between the arried
and single members OF the club. The latter, as usual
camo or victorious r4t ltt
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
A STEAMSHIP ANNIVERSARY.

There was celebrated yesterday at the Cunard steam
ship wharves, in Jersey Cty tho shiryscvsnth ami
versary OF the sailing OF Ito first Britain
nia-irom Liverpool for Halilax and Boston. The lrst
steamer OF tho line that sit Liverpool for New YORK
was the Hibernia, which sailed IN January, ls4S.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
SINGLE.
Total
Total.

RUNS SCORED AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET.
la ID sd. 4th. stu 6th. 7th. SM Oh
Married....... IL 20 80 so 30 10 81 81 57-57
Single. Is 80 "A 81 ia IS S3 S3-S3
AT Hoboken there was a iair attendance TO witness
the game between the members of the ~. Gcorgo's
Club Messrs. Csshman and Wbethem were the sap.
tains Of the two elovens. and the playing qualities OF
the members were about evenly divided. ACashinan's
scores being:-Giles Jr, 81, eastman 20 and Hadley
Al. In the second inning they scored ~, OF which
eastman contributed 2S Smith and Hadley Z. The
fielding vas good only extras IN each inning being
scored. ON Nj. Wnotham's side the highest score
was Talbot,s 7, with Giles, ST.. following with
tho professional for the latter agurc The total
was 81 In the second inning they improved, Whet-
ham making 80, Giles, Sr, 23 aud Talbot D. Tne total
score was 81 The game decided In favor OF Mr.
Cashman's side on the nrst inning.
AT Prospect. Park the members OF tho Manhattan
Club had very 10 practice game. Their fielding and
bowling Is always very hne, and yesterdays practice
VIII place them In good condition for tho match against
the Union Club, OF Patterson, to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
CRICKET NOTES,

To-day the Manhattans will play the Union Club on
the grounds ut Prospect Park. On Saturday the ST.
Georges Club Will play o!oven from the University
oil Pennsylvania at Hoboken. As the team or the
latter composed OF members OF the
Young Americus. Merions and Germantown clubs. n
very exciting game Is expected. On Saturday week
the ST. Georges will play the Gernantown Clue ut
Hoboken. Tho Manhattans have challenged the staten
Island and ST. Georges clubs, but the dates OF the
matches ara not yet arranged.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
WEST SIDE PARK.

There was large attendance at West Side Park yes
tcrday TO witness Fourth Of July sports which in
cuded tro.ting events, running and walk
ing match against time.
SUMMARY.
WEsr SIDE DRIVING PARK JRRsEY CITY, N. j.,
TRorTIsG, July L. 1s77.-Purse $780, for horses that
never beat 235 $50 TO nrst $50 sccodd aud $50
the third horsc milo heats best three In i've, IN har
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
WOODBURY. PARK.

Woodbury., n. j., July 4, 1871.
Two thousand persons present at the trotIns
to-day.
The first was for the $3.50 class; purse, $175;
so tho Ars SO to the second, S2o 10 the third
and SO TO the fourth.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

MARRIED.
A. h. Outerbridge Q.
Kelly b. Donald. ....
u. q. Haughton run
out. .......
B. Seaward b. Sprague
w. Foster C. Sprague
b. Roberts. .....-....
K. W. Stevens G. Donald
b. Sprague ~.
W. Brewster b. Sprague
r. b. Whiltemoro run
out.
T. G. Evans b. Spraguo
IL. Orton b. Spraguc. :.
J. Gould not out.
Byes, 10; leg Dyes, Z;
wldes, 2.............
Total.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

The running race halt mile heats best two In three,
between A. Garson's black geidtng Gerald and ).
Newman's horse, by Gerald. The owners
agreeing to another dash Tor $780, hall mile, Gerald
again won by three lengths.
The mile walk against time was made by Campbcl's
Unknown The time announced was Sun SIS. This
the man matched 10 walk against Harding, bat
the latter man did not put In appearance.
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

Tho Judges were Edwin TboFne, Il. Myers ana
Hiram UndcrhilL
The races Tor tomorrow are for the $50 and 2:3l
classes
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

pulse gwen. rapidly numbers and in educs-
uona institutions ForIi tOero anything the Pres.
bytcran Church Is tenacious about II standards
aud All educated ministry. But 1s37-S this Church
VA again rent INTO Ola ScdoOi anu New SCHOOL, and
t1rty wears remained separated Measures looking
toward reuuion were indusurated IN lo6; aud
piolcd IN lotl Aud THIS uLon has Ocen blessed vi
God tlat tno Churcn has 1900 IN Gisiers, 6,OJO
churches ana hall IA million commandments. There
were MINOR suggestions frOm tho parent stock. but
some oi these aitarward merged and together united
Church. out winch, in 1851 organ,z ,zed .GcneraI
Assembly OF ths Presbyterian Church OF the
Confederate states OF America" Tho Coniederacy
was washed out WIN blood, Uut this legacy remains
THIS Is The Church inc Northern Go neral Assem-
bly, IN Brooklyn IN 1876 uad such "a halIeIuJah aud
gushing time over but subsequent events ndi.
cate mat ihe day oi Christian raorpiy, much less OF
visible un.OG is near at hand, Ths Southern Dudy has
now eleven syncds nty 1vc prcsbytcr 900 minis.
ters, 900 churches and 100. ooo conmu uncants
nav D0NISIoS PRESBYTERIAN cnrRcm
Presby tcrIanism was Introduced into the British
frovlnces, nov the DOMINION Oi Canada between 100
aud lIj0, but the first congregation organized In
Quebec ~ 1851, and three cars later anothcr was
Orgahizcd IN Montreal. There unt 1875 four
Presbyterian Church oil Canada Ia necton with tho
Church oil 5cotand-that 49, branch OF the Scottish
estabshmrnt; the Canada Presbyterian Church, 10
the manner burn;' The Churcn Of scotland IN Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick Sc., aud the Prcsby-
Church Of tue Lower PROVINCES. These names
dicate distinctions without differences Tue rst named
had at The time oil un0n Ill prcsbyterles l22
slers, tho second mad 10 presDytcrcs ana 329
the had 10 presoy and la ,niscrs
aud the aggregate OF comm IN cants IN all 90 Cos
The unitcd Church has grown 7more rapidly 1875
than before, anu has received accessVns TO It's ministry
from other churches and from the United states
Tho foregoing 10 condcn Sod sketch OF tho rise and
progress oil PrcsDyteransm IN Great Britain and Ire
aud and ON the Continent tho United States ana tho
Dominion oi canada OF It's early prosecutions aud the
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

The following is tho score =
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En- provision de l'affluence de
voyageurs que la prochaine expo
sitiOn Va amener. un maftre dino
tel du faubourg Saint>Germain a
tait METRE sur sou enseigne: lei,
ION porle langlais, l'espagnol, l'ita
lien ct l'0llem0nd.
Un tOuriste american sc pre-.
sente dernierement avec tous ses
bagages heureusement pour lui,
il parlait assez le francais pour
demander une chambre ct SO faire
servir q diner.
Arrive au dessert, le yankee,
impatiente de ne pouvoir Sc faire
indiquer le cabinet le plus parti>
culier de la maison, dit au gar
con:
Mals, entin, je mai pas encore
WI pinterprete; qui done parle
lei rangIais, pespagnol, litalien
ct l'allemand 7
-Ce sont les voyageurs. mons
sieur, repond le garcon:
Qu'on SO IL tienne pour dit.
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RESTITUTEUR MEFIANT.-Le
collecteur du revenu a Brooklyn
Went de recevoir par la poste un
paquet cOntenant les moities de
six bills de cinquante dollars,avec
une note expliquant que lsexpedi
teur await fraude le gouvernement
dune sOmme de $500, ct que YOU
liant METRE sa conscience en- repos
il en- operait la restitution en- six
bills lie $50 coupes par moitie,
six notifies 6tant envoyees an col
lecteur q Brooklyn ct les six au.
tres a Washington. LIE mode adop
te pour le reimbursement ne sem
BILE pas indiquer un exces de con
tiance de la part du restituteur
dams les fonctionnaires par Zen.
tremise desquels il rend a Cesar
CO qni appartient a Cesar.
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-Une crevasse est imminente
sur Phabitation Sauve, a quatre
ou cinQ miles au-dessus de Car
rollton. CONNIE la compagnie des
levees ma pas d'argent, c'est aux
autorites de la vile de prendre
les precautions necessaires.
LES pretendus legislateurs de
la caserne Sl. Louis he pouvant
plus tronver de quorum dams
leurs chambres pour legiferer,
out essaye den fahriquer .un par
Fadmission de cinq individus.
C'est ce propos que lie senateur
Mcmillan s'est ecrie en- s'adres>
SAINT a Antoine, je propose que lie
sergent.d'armes soft antoris6 a
choisir dams la galeric cinq des
spectateurs les moins malprOpres
pour Gil faire des s6nateurs. Com.
me celia nous auronsi le quorum
voulu ct il NY aura pas perte de
temps.
I'm evenement qui a excite
lie plus grand inter6t dams la pop,
ulatiOn creole a etc la disparition,
dimanche Z courant, du jeune
Alice Jacob, collecteur du bateau
Mary Ida. Jacob etait parti le
matin de la Nouvelle Orleans
pour Sc rendre a st. Charles, ct
lie soir la nouvelle etait portee en-
vile par le bateau que le cheval
du jeune homme await etc trouve
sur une batture, la valise ouverte
ct les complies repandus q terre.
QUAINT q Jacob il await disparu,
sans laisser aacuDe trace, ct ii.
dee dun assassinat fut Ia pre-
miere crainte de tOus ses amis.
JusQu'aujourd'hui, on ma ell au
cnne uouvelle de lui. A>t.il etc
assassine9 c'est ce que null ne
salt, ct les recherches faites JUS
qua present mont pu eclaircir &c
mystAre.-RMche Loaisianaise.
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COnASe9E3s.

COnf5sess9', n
No. Vs. Rue de Ia Vieille Lev6e... No. 90
NEW ORLEANS.
Candis, Comise,ies ct Patisseries
Chocolats, Fruits Con1its, ST.
rops, Gelees, Dra96es, Bon.
bORS Gss0rttS.
Grand assortment de BOITES A SUR.
PRISE Ell tout genres.
AGENCE DE FEUX D.ARTIFYCE.
Tous les ordres de la vile ct de la cam.
pagne, pour pieces de coniserie ct de pat;s
serie, seront executes sans retard aveo 10
plus grand soin. l9sep-ly
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On motion duly seconded the election for
the officers was declared in order.
Messrs. M. T. Higginbotham, j. w. Kuo.
bloch and A. j. Perrin were proposed for
Clerk.
Mr.J W. Knobloch having received
majority Of the votes cast was declared
duly elected Clerk OF the Corporation.
On motion duly seconded the election of
Treasurer was postponed to the next regu
lar meeting.
The election for Town Constable was
then declared in order.
Messrs. Theophile Thibodaux and s. T.
DeManad6 were proposed.
At the first ballot Thibodaux received
votes and DeManad6 votes.
There being no election new ballot was
ordered when it appears that ThibOdaux
had received votes and Demanade votes.
MIR. ThGophile Thibodaux was declared
duly elected Town Constable for the Town
of Thibodaux.
For Assessor. Collector and Wharfnger
Mr.. Theophile Thibodaux was duly elected
as such by reclamation.
Mr.. f. Samoan of the Thibodaux SENTI.
MEL was proposed for Printer and duly elec-
ted as such.
The Mayor then appointed the following
committees:
COMMITTEE OF FrNANcE-P. A. Aucoin
b, Il. GrlSAmOf0 anu r. samoan:
COMMITTEE OF IMPRovEMENT-L. Keefe,
J L. Aucoin and M. A. Legendre.
COMMITTEE on PUBLIC PROPERTY-S. T.
Grisamore, N. A. Legendre and J. L. Au-
coin.
On motion duly seconded and carried the
first Tuesday of each months at II o'clock
p. NJ, was fixed for the time of the regular
meeting of this Board.
On motion duly seconded and carried, the
Mayor was ordered to employ Corporation
man upon the best terms possible and re-
| port to the next regular meeting.
Ordinance No. AZ entitled an ordinance
fxil the ad uOlerem tax on all the taxable
property of the Town Of Thibod aux for the
year 1876 was presented and duly adopted
| by the following votes.
Yeas :-Lori0, Grisamore, Aucoin P. A.
AucOin j. L. Legendre, Keefe and Ssncan.
| Ordinance No. 48 was presented entitled
an ordinance to amend Section Of Ordi-
nance No. 80 entitled an ordinance relative,
| to special taxes and licenses on trades. pro
+, fessiOns, and occupations etc., and adopted
! by the following votes.
Yeas :-L0rio, Grisamore, Aucoin p. A.
Aucoin j. L. Legendro, Samoan and keefe
| On motion duly seconded and carried il
was resolved that the Secretary be directed
! to procure book and paste the printed
proceedings of this Council therein and
have the same present. at each session fol
the use Of the Council.
On motion the Council adjourned sine die
| p. E. L0RIO, Mayor.
N. T.. HIoaINBOTHAM, Sec. Pro tenn.
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MN. c. Lasard& Cie, de Ia Nouvelle-
orleans, informent respectueusement leurs
am's ct ieurs pratiqnes. ct le public en- gene
ra' qn'lls ont transfere leurs magasins de
Levee aux Nos. 2l3. 2l5 ct 2l7 rue Vieilla
1L,evee, pres Dumaine, en- face du MarchS
franeals, D laneien 6tablissement de L6on
Hodehaux, O1 il recevront avec plaisir tous
Ies ordres que Pom voudra bien confer \
leurs soins.
Ious ceux qui ddsirent acheter des Habu
lements, Chapeaux, valises, Males, ETC.,
etc., aux plus bas prix, feront bien de pas.
ser aux nOuveaux magasins de G. Lazard &
Cie, 2i3, 2l5 ct 2i7 rue Vieilie Levee, 4 Fan
Glen eta tablissement de -Godchsux --voir Pan.
honce. -- Oct.l4'76.
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LIE SYSTEME METRIoUE.-I]

LIE SYSTEME METRIQUE.-n
parait que les Etats Unis sont de
cidement q la vellle d'adopter le
systeme metriQne des poids ct
mesures au moins pour lie service
de la DOuane. LIE secretaire du
Tresor a recOmmande au con>
gres de prendre des measures
dams ce sens, ct il a envoye q
New>York un fonctionnaire de
son administration, NJ. Elliott,
pour s'entendre a ce sujet avec
le collecteur du port. Les avan-
tages du systAme metrigue des
pOidS ct measures sur tOus les au-
tres systemes connus sont 81 evi
dents ct ont tant de fois etc de>
montr6s, quill y a lieu ds6tre sur
pris que toutes les nations civili>
ses n'aient pas depu:s longtemps
substitute cette methode simple,
rationnelle ct uniforme. de mesu
rer ct de cOmpter, au modes di.
vers, variables ct cOnfus encore
usites en- beancoup de pays. LIE
seul reproche serieux que les
Anglo>Saxons aient jamais adres
Sc au systemic mterique, c'est son
vice original il a lie tort d'etre
ne francais, ct la est runique
motif de La persistence avec La
quelle les Anglais Sc son. patric
tiquement refuse ses avantages
Les prejuges les plus absurdei
; sont solvent les plus tenaces
! mais le temps fipit par les effacer
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Leon GOdchaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct 50 de Ia rue du Canal.
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,

Aux NOS. 81 ct IS tie La rue du Canal
HABILLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX.
A YANT TRANSFERE mes mapasins de-
IA Nos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de la rue Vieille-Le e.
wee aux Nos 81 ct 81 de In rue Ilu
Canal, jannOnce respectueusement au
public en- general que j'si, atm de repondre
REIMBURSEMENT de mon commerce le plus
fort stock habillements, de chapeaux.
de lingerie dIhoinmes, de jeunes gents ct
de Jeunes garcOns-stOck tel quill nv en- \
jamais eu q Ia NOuvelle Orleans. Jinyite
mes amis ct mes clients ne venir Pexami-
ner ct s>assurer des prix.
A Pavenir, CONNIE par lc pass6, je oe n6-
gligerai rien pour faire face aux bes,ins de
la place. Je serai toujours pref 4 remplir
tous les ordres tgrands on petits) = ,habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es.
peces eide tous genres, depuis les vetements
communs d'habitations jusqu'au linge dc
toilette le plus fin. LES prix de mes articles
seront invariablement aussi bas que possi-
Les cOmmandes de In campagne sont Fob
Jet dune attention immediate
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct 81 dc In rue du Canal
IL Oct-T6