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WHERE HONEY FALLS FROM IIEA.
VEN. =

In eonversation with A. j. Dufur. not
long since. be informed mo tina, he bad
come across strip q cauutrs three miles
wide. stretching southeast from the Viii
liameite river. near Oregon CITY. 10 the
Cascade mountains. which Is natural
honey producing district. In the foot.hills
Of the mouniains the honey dew which is
peculiar TO this district. within the bounda.
ries il covers calls 20 heavily as TO incrus,
the foliage. Throughout this belt ofcoun.
try bees are better OF than bees in clover.
for they literally scraps up the ready made
honey. aud. after iillibg their hives. build
and GIL comb on the oatsids. Mr Dufur
says that he saw eighty pounds % honsy
taken from the underside u a pole stretch
cd seross fence. Il would be very 10.
ters-iine region for nsturalists 10 ibysstis
gate. cspesially ssno siirfaeiory solution
of the phenomenon has ever yet been reach.
cd. aud lhis especial locality seems 70 dsYe.
lop the se-eallsd honey dew. year sfter
year. IN remarkable quantity. SacraDss,.
% Record Usios
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BIRDS FoRErELLISG STORMS.

Tie following information furnished M
10y Gen. Couch. an ornithologist, will in
terrst many Of our readers, says the Hart
ford CoTanf:
.'Some years aga when crossing the
ocran was Informed by sailors that
whenever the sea.gull flew low down,
skimming the water, II surely foreboded
a storm. Careful observation confirmed
the truth Of this "old sea saying" Ac-
corJingly sci uyselflo the task VI iilld-
Ing our how the Great Being inIparts
this wonderful foreknoS ledge Ia His
children of the air. No little investiga-
tion convinced me that the bird has no
warning whatever ~ an approaching dis~
turbance of the elements. but that the
unseen changes Ia .he normal conditions
Of the atmosphere. which always preceds
foul we ,ller. in.ite in the fssihrred slreies
= craving for fvod that must lie satisfied.
Thus heforea storm the gull is found
among the white caps OF the sea, and the
swallow isseen flying close 10 the ground
for the winged insects that supply his
lar,lrr. The same is true with the dumes-
tic fowl. Aimy hnine nearly every one
of the past winier storms has been pre-
dicled from the hen-ysri. Sunday. the
llih lust; WAS q lovely day. In the aner-
i,oun lo all miiwari appearances. we were
to have continuation Of fine weather,
but tie chickens were very hungry aud
they secured mn extra allowance, telling
me in so many words that by morning,
sDow or rain would cone. as it did. In
talking oflhis matter to Mr.. Talhadge
Baker, representative fron South Nor
walk he told nle br noticed that lis hens
on the night In question we're unusually
hungry aud he gave them additional grain.
Cattle 10 ceriain extent seem to he under
the influence of the same atmospheric
changes, requiring ut these times more
feed.
NO doubt that this heneiiceni law hotis
good fr all hruiss that seek shelter when
the tempest breaks
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PROVERBS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.

a wise son n.sketh glad father. and q
prompt paying subscriber causeih au editor
TO laugh.
Folly Is jpy that IL destitute Of wis
dom. but delinquent subscriber eauseth
suffering in the house u newspaper MA.
ker.
All the ways Of man are clear in his
own eyes. exeer, the way the delinquent
subscriber bath 10 not Paying--fOr his ncws.
paper.
Better Is Q little with righteou.ness. .
than . thonsand subscribers who fsiIeth to
pay that which they owe.
"A just weight and balance are the
lsord's,s but that which Is due upvu your
nes,paper is the publishers thereof.
Better is dry morsel aud quietness
thereof than long list of Subscribers who
cheatsth the printer.
Better is the poor man that walkeih in
integrity and payeth bis subscription than
the rich man Who continually telleih thy
'desil' 70 call again.
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...0ld Series, vi. q.
WIFE AND

She who sleeps upon my heart
Was the first 10 win IL:
She who dreams upon mi breast
Ever reigns within n;
She who kisses OH nv lips
Wakes the warmtst nlessing; .v
She who rests within my arms
Feels their closest pressing.
Other days than these shall come.
Days that may be ,lreary;
Other hours shall greet a. jet.
Hours that may be weary;
Still this heart shall be thy home.
Still this breast thy pillow.
Still these lips meet thine as soft
Billow meeteth biilow.
Sleep. then. on my happy heart.
Since thy love hath won IL;
Dream. then, on my loyal beast
None bu, thou bath done il;
And when age our bloum shalt change,
With its wintry weather.
May we in the sell same grave
Sleep aud dream together!
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TIE APpoMArTox APPLE TREE

TIE APfOMAIIOA APPLE TREE.
We Rnd toe following contribution 10 the
truth OF history iu tue Alexandria (va.)
Gazette;
IL has been stated that all interviews and
arrangements IN regard TO the surrender Of
General Lee II .ippomattox Court House.
10 1865, took place III the house Of Colonel
Mciesn, aud not under an apple tree.'
This Is, in part, a mistake, The last utter.
view between General Lee and the Federal
officers, previous TO the surrender. did take
place under 10 .ppie tree. Ms follows. | be-
ing an eye witnr,s: When tie officers from
General Gran,'s headquarters came the last
time to General Ice. he was sitting on
seat made By placing the ends Of sSo fence
rails 10 the fork oI an apple tree. When
the officers rode up within seventy. Eve or n
hundred yards Of General Lee they dis
mounted. hat in haud. The General rose,
when the military salute was exchanged.
Tue Ufhcers then handed him written I,s-
per. which he read and ,asn tore up. with
hls head hanging down..as if IN deep Thought.
tic then called Tor his horse. and, attended
ay Colonel W. II. Taylor. and Special
Courier Johns. rode away in the direction
Of Al pansttOx Court iluuse lie rernrn-
ed IN about tso hours, ami told W. lie had
surrendered. wss 4 courier On duty at
the time. J.. d. ELLIS.
TX. member Co. A. 3gth Bat. Va. Cal.
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AND
BLACKwOoDs
Edinburgh Magazine.

The British Quarsefl.es give 10 the reader well
digesied information upon the great events In
ronlemporaneosis history. and contain maxierly
criticisms on asi that u fresh aud valuable In IL
terature, as well as u summary uf the trium,,hs
af science aud art The wars likely 20 csnsul<e
al Europe win fnrm topics Cor di-cu-sion. that
will be tirarrd with fnernughne<s aud ability
nawhers else 70 10 found. Rlarkwood's Masa-
zine Is famous Tor Storicr. Essays. and sketches,
or TIE Highest Literary Merit.
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II % said 10 be no uncommon occurrence
in China for man to killed himself at bis
enemt's door, and TO leave him thus sad.
died with the moral and legal conse-
qusnce Of the death. This proceeding 10.
il is assened. the most terrible form of
revenge . man eau take, and IL j. much
dreaded by those who are CONSCIOUS Of
having done anything to provoke il.
COLLiDED Two freight trains ou the
Richmond AVID llanyille Railroad collilea
Al News Ferry IN last Friday ,nnrninr.
One man was killed BY the cnllision, and
the engines aud tenders ofths trains we're
badly smashed There was also soms
damage to scns Of the goods with which
one 81 the freight cars was luadsd. --Huli-
fur Record 2sM
lie wss sitting silently By hsr side ons
chilly evening ls-t fall thinking AZ some
thing TO say. Finally he remarked. How
sad 10 n. the frost has como. and IL will
ki!l syerythinT green Thsreupon the
yomna lady extended her hand. said, 10 .
sympathetic tone. good.by .
A Ksntnckian married girl without pre-.
viou,iy telling her that one Of bic logs ws.
built nfnak wood. and nnw she walnut
live with him lie pines and sings Oak
gum back to me- bu, she sos's n.
"Thoaeht I'd leave nv -nsasnre sn yonr
aoor.' said man who fsll down 10 bar.
room. -
No necessity k,r that said ,ha b,r-
keeper; We know exactly bow much you
bv!d.'
When man finds his wife only % 80.
he shoul,l NJ oncr leave. kr he only prom.
Issd 70 cherish her W sickness ~ .ln h+alih
aud 10 this coniitipsshs II 10 sslbr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04

A painter fell from the fourth story Of =
building 10 the pavemcRt below. during on
alarm u Gre in N. Y; aud steam Gre en-.
gine which was passing. ran over him. lie
was removed TO room in the vicinity and
placed before the blue glass. which appear.
ell to quiet him. rs he made no complaint
of pam afterwards. aud though he snhss-
qusn,iy died. u 10 not believed 10 have
been eving 70 any defsc. In The glass. but
from an attack Of malignant dyspepsia.
superindassd BY The siolen, sxsrciss he had
taken.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04

JUST PRINCIPLE.

An Englirh court has laid down priu.
eipls OF Law that will do much to guard
innocent stockholders from being swindlei
by their wicked partners who have deIuded
them into companies founded upon M in.
tsutiou ~ deceive the puoulic. Baron
Erlaogsr. the noted London banker. aud
once ardent sympathizer with the Southern
confedoraey. bought. through an agent by
the name Of Essns. an island In tho West
Indies. called sombrero. paying s55. 900
for it. lt was represented as being cuysr-
ed with very valuable deposits Of ga.ho.
and Erlanger proceeded 10 form stock
company " Jig wealth from the supposed
bonauss. In the usual fashion .. such
enlerprises. be nominated the i've directors
placing ll.s Lard Mayor on the board as M
ornament aud a trap " the anwary. aud
.amipg. amongst others. Evans aud an.
other puypetof hisown. Il sas not known
to the people who took shares in the spscu
lstiou that Esans was Erlangsr's agent. and
they did not suspect the fraud until Evans
sold the islaud to the compauy at sllO. 600
double the amount origlnally paid, ih:
booty being. oi course. divided between
the couslirstois. When il Was discuyered
thai the guam was nm illusion aud that the
shareholders had been duped. they brought
suit against Erlanger for tue recovery Of
their nuney. The court compelled him ~
refund il, holding that he Was bound. as
= rule d equity. 10 inform them Of his real
interest in the properly a. an associate with
Evans. aud that because be bad failed to
do so the purchasers Of the shares could not
be held TO the contracts they had made.
Tie decision puts IN efieciusl stop to the
practices u certain individuals inside of q
eompans eombining to defraud other stock
holders BY dealings with the corporation.
in which dealings they lave secret inter.
est. Such form Of cheating is known 10
this country ~ we'll as England. and there
are many Americans. who have lost their
Investments through Il. sha would be glad
TO see an application of the English ruling
made on this side ofths Atlantic. -Bdiii.
more AnlericOm.
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Some Of the English papers are urging
that the income VI tho Prince Of Wales
shuuld be increased BY an addition Of ESQ.,
600, or SI5O.Uu0 u yea.. His deb,s ~
mount to S150,OOO. aud it is thought that
10 would be more profitable to the nathan 10
pay them than to have him 70 into compa-
ratlve retirement for the purpose u doing
so. SIR W. kholiJs, his treasurer, states
that his persohal EXPENSES are very smull.
and that DO gentleman Of social position
spends 50 little tor puc:et money. lie has
hot only To keep up costly establishments.
but 10 maintain an expensive position 40
trader ui society. His income is not equal
to that Of some OF his friends. When ask
ed lately i the report Of his intending to
Wall Australia was true. the Priuce replie,.
that be hoped 10. because he greatly desir.
ed $40 that IegioD, sud alro because ks
would get a free passage .hsrs aud back.
and reduce bis home expenditure.
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.My brethren !. ssid swim 10 sermon.
there are three sarts Of rride. ofbirth. ef
riches. and of mlenis shall not uas
spesk "a the latter. none of ynu being ia
Llc 20 that atvmiuatle ,ise."
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A mother. trying 70 get her little daugh.
ter of three years 20 sleep one night. said.
]. Anna. why don't yon Try 20 got sleepY
! am trying y But you hasen't shut
your eyes. 'sswell can't help i.j ums
cvues au6uttvred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04

Ten years agoa handsome young man
passed through Monticelie. XIV; and was
no,iced BY young girl sitting u the win-
dow Of the most sristocratic house OF the
town. She fell in l"vs With him at hrt
sight. she had wealth. culture, and beau.
~. lie vas pour, and vas then on his
way 10 seek furtune asH cattle herdsr 10
Texas. After many ups sld downs he
he found hinl-elf the owner OF silver
mine in New Mexico. The girl bioomed
in,o rsrel, beauiiful woman. with literary
ability. and became contributor 70 the
AposioIio Times. She learned who the
unconscious object Of her fancy was aud
they eorespopded throughout tha ten years
She never wrote word of her personal
attractions or family. nor did be speak of
his good fortune. A few weeks ago he
wross her proposing marriage. sud soon
followed his letter 10 her Kentucky home.
where he saw her Cor the 6rst time. ks-
comfy they we're married. aud Miss Annie
Berry, thai was. le,rped On reaching Sil-
YER City that her husband. X. y. Metcalf.
was The greatest capi;aliss 10 New Mexico.
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When a communicated teacher In yir-
glnIa fund upon his examination papers
the quertian. How ,loes ships sea lind
the lalltu'is and longitude p he rose 10 the
question, and promptly wrote;
II finds lie longitud. hot snd iis lali-
tuds kold.'
Can't yousqusre yourh bill to-day asked
aiartender Ina Galveston salnu ofa
customer; III liketu clean olT the slate. !
which hung IN sight
I'm On The slate thscus.omsr rsjoined;
and he sent bullet tl,rough q.
The account b stu unsettled.
Y ses through IT, ss the washsrwomau
saij wkts the bstlog oI lae t.b fsil cot.
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PRENIUAs

ysu subsrrshsrs Applying early, for the year
.sII may have. without charge. The numbers FOR
the last quzfter of 1873 of such periodicals zs
her mas .ub<crilx for.
Nsither premiums Ga subserihers nor discount
y clubs eaa bs allowed unless The money V re-
laitsed direct 70 the publishers. No premiuni>
given to clubs.
CIreulars with .arfher particulars may be had
on application.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
Al Barclay II. New York.
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When w.man blushes and weeps can
$40 bs ,sil % raiss tus aol tty.
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SONG FROM A DRAMA.


ssl know not II moonlight ~ starlight
lie soft on the land and the sea
catch but the near light. the FAR light.
or eyes that are burning for me;
The scent Of the night, OF the roses.
May burden the er for thee, Sweet
tits only the breath of thy sighting
know. az lie at thy feet
s'The winds may be sobbng OF singing,
Their touch may be fervent or cold
The night-bpls may toll OF be ringing
| care not. while thee enfold,
The feast may go on, and The music
BE scattered IN etstacy round
Thy whisper 7 love theei love theer
Hath Hooded my soul with Its sound.
81 think not Of time that is flying,
How short Ia the hour have won,
How near ia this living to dying,
How the shadow still follows the sum-
There ts naugot upon earth, no desire.
Worth q thought. though 'twere had by
o sign
love thee love thee bring higher
Thy spirit, thy kisses, 10 miner
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Oc2G 1y
NOTICE.

BY special Arrangement made with the Lo
Islam Cotton Tie Company the foiiowif
presses. to wit
Levee Steam Cotton Press, J. g. Denis. Pres.
Atlantic Press. NJ. J. cunts 4 Go.
Canal Street Press. J. G. Van Wickle
Commercial Press. Smith h Goldsmith.
Fire Proof Press. J. p. Moore.
Jackson Press, O'Blien h Go.
Louisiana Press, Il. X. Bryant.
Liverpool Press, Stanley Il Co.
Orleans. Shippers and Pelican. Samuel Boyd
Co.
Penn. Kentucky and Planters Herndon
Krumbhaar.
Natchez Press, L. A. Levy, Jr.
Virginia Press. Lewis & Lynd. /
Union Press, A. p. Mason.
Are prepared to tie compressed cottons vi !
the Gilman Fuller and Grip Tie on the writ
order Of Messrs. John 3. LATTE & Co.. mar
gers, for an additional charge Of IS cents Ii
bale, to be paid to and collected by Iouisia
Cotton Tie Company oc2s ri
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nY pLACtDE J. SPEAR. Auctienesr-- Offias
- 40 Royal street@SATUHDAY Dppatpl,nr D.
1877, at u O'Clock IN. will be sold at pube Al, o.
ton. Mt tbs st. Charles Auction Exchanges, II,
the basement rptuhda 81. Charles Hotel On Af.
Charles Street. b5twsen Common aud afavisr
streets, Ivy virtue and In pursuance 10 an ftgihr
from the Hon A. l.. Tisspt, Judge Of Tho
Second District Court for The parish Of Orleaf,s
dated November Z. 1877. fir account pf the ab6ys
succession, the following described property
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. together
with the buildings and impr tyem nis thereon.
situated IN The HeeVud District Of this CITY il,
the square bounded by Canal UustetuhUtfse.
Mafais and VII re- streets. designated ID lt,ts
Nos. and 1. in square Mo. gs, md measuring
house street by III feet In depth between paral-
lel lines.
Terms aud Conditions Oue.third cash the
ba angs on n credit gf ono and two years for
notes begring special IN ,rteage and vendors
lien and privilege. with 2 per cent Interest
per annum from dag Of ADJUDICATION until final
payment! tho CLAUSE VI per cent Tor attorneys
fees IN eHse VI judicial proceed ugs for the re-
covsty Of payment IT said notes of any portion
thersof the build ngs to te kept insured In Hstlm
TO he Fixed by The adm Illustrator and policies
transferred to hit or holders of said notes, and
oil other usual clauses. Purchasers will be re-
duirad to MAX n deposit Of 10 per cent on the
atpn mt ot adjudication nj the moment Of sale.
Acts ofsale bsfotn A. y Bsuvenu. ESD, notary
public, nj tho eE psnse Of the purchasers.
uoB 10 n "A Hht n
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Succession ef AdoIpi,e HiB,,neI,

- sh Of Orleans. No. sg7lo-Noties Ia hereby
given to the creditors Ut This ESTATE and to oil
other persons bereia interested ty show eHtiss
any they have or cam why the account pre-
pted by Joseph Chiisten, administrator OF
this estate, sbo aid not be approved and
honploeated and he funds distributed lin ae-
gortlanes herewith.
BY order 0f the court .......
uo4 Ia JOHN HEHBEHT, CLERK,
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saecf sslan OF Admin Einek.

GErOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans. %. s9.oe4-.W Whereas, Mrs.
Frances Finek has petitioned tho cGnft for let
tsrH Of administration on the estate Of her lat5
husband. Adolpb Flnok. Notice u hereby giyss
to oil whom 1t may concern 10 shoW cause
within ton DAYS why the prayer OF the SAID
petitioner should not be antsd
by order Of tho court ...-..
NOD q 49, JOHN ~ HlB EHE, DiGfks
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Furniture OF all descriptions, from the cheap
est bedroom set to the most expensive parlor
suit can now be obtained at prices never here
Y Ursulines street announces his determine
ton to, retire from the sale of furniture, and
Will sell his entire stock at cost prices No better
opportunity can possibly be offered to persons
wno wish to supply their homes with elegant
and choice furniture.
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THE FINEST EAR AND COUNTER
In the city. costing over $1,000

DY GRO PEARSON, Auctionesr-O No.
ID 30 Camp street VIII bs sold on WEDFEE5as
DAY Nov mbnr7 1877. ut y o'e oek n. nj. III tho
lower floor Of the Globe Theatre. on Baronns
street corner Of Psrdidp-
THE EsT1HE FIXTURES OF A CLUB
no M. consisting Of about 100 u. A. Walnut
Chnirs and Rockers: also fine BOOK case. Dhnn-
dsers Brackets and 81 bes. Grand Pinpo, Pic4
lures. Newspaper Racks, Billiard Table, Cues
aud Rack. Marbls-top Tubes. Elegant Bids~
board and other articles.
Tnrms4Cnsh. n64 Il
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace

Daspits old and well known emporium in the
Fourth District continues to attract the at An
ton of all ladies who wish to make aa elegant
appearance on our promenades. His stock of
cOrsetS and k2d gloves cannot be SURPASSED in
that part of the city. and his facilities for the
manufacture OF corsets are com plete in all re-
spects. "A visit to No. SAG Magazine street will
prove attractive and beneficial
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Get your plain and fancy candies. pure FIVE
year old California wines and fireworks ut
Miller Il Dielmann's, 90 and 81 South Peters
street. They are selling to dealers and grocers
seven pounds of stick and ten pounds of broken
stick lagniappe candy for one dollar and all
other goods in proportion
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04

Get your plain and fancy candies, pure five
year Old California wines and fireworks at
Miller X D;elmanns, SO and 81 South Peters
street they are selling to dealers and groccrs
stick laguiappe candy for one dollar and all
other goods in proportion
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04

The attention of Southern planters is called
to the adv rtisement of Mr.. H. N soria, who
announces his agency of the principal manu-
wheels. wheelbarrows. and all wagon and car
rage materials, The facilities whic., he has for
will certainly be appreciated by ali who have
any dealings with him. and by all those who
may require any articles in his line of business.
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his Majesty's paper the Royal Herald. will
make its appearance about the 18th inst, and
will no doubt be one of the most attractive fta-
lures VI the reign OF Hex. u M
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace

The popular modiste. Mime. Rosa Reynoir. No.
hartes street, is 70 have her opening on Mon
day and Tuesday, November 9th aud Gtli.
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AUCTION SALES.
by George Pearson.

BILLIARD TABLE. MIRRORS,
AIM CHAIEs AND HOCKEH
BOOK CASE. EXTENSION TABLE.
PIANO. MARBLE TOP TABLES AND
ELEGANT SIDEBOAHD.
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On NQvember 9Th and 9Th Monday and Tues
day. will DO Nine. Reynors grand opening OF
Partisan fashions ut her beautiful establish
ment. No. ChnrIres street
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JUDICIAL ADvERTrsEMENrs.
AUCTION SALES.
by plaeide j. Spear.

THE TWO SPLENDID TW0sEToHY BH1CK
REstbENJEs. WITH IRON VEtsANDAHs
NOS $50 AND 95a CUsTOMHOUsEs STREET
BETWEEN VILLEHE AND MAtAta
STREETS SECOND DISTRICT,
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White mating zoe; check mating 25c at +. 4
Il. Michefs. SOL Magazine street.
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Get your kid gloves ut Kreeger's.
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SUCCESSION or FRANK KAUFMAN.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. $3.50