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The New York herald., 1877-10-07

HEaALr once IN relation TO the recent appointment Of
a new superintendent OF the Female Lunalic Asylum
Biackwcl's Island:--
TO LplroR oF iEnALD:-
desire to complain OF the action of Commissioner Bailey
IN the oilS ",ns case About the ist Ausu, Dr q l.
,nEd resigned bis position super intend Of that in.
Dr. par.ons wrote letter tie Com OF lar.
ltes and Correction, recommending dfat assistant Dr.
glowing terms stating that he DR. Arnold, had served
acceptable manner Dr Arnold was s6ereupon ID il
rse.,d ,,, TO- act a. ssuperinenaens ne, ~ appoint
septemoerDr Arnold had entire chargs ana conducted
Judge the surprise Of oay When Dr.
nneu was reanes cd TO hand over the rens 10 friend of
never conducted Institution o auy kiud and never
puts man Who according to Tie highest author
~ fully capable conducting the terrible esponsiDi,v
had wcglG suggest that leather be tendercd tho
their friends Asit is All iricas OF true reiorp,
viii remember IL should he receive another noa
To investigate this complaint Commisslo Bailey
who pres'des over the Department Of Charities ana
Correction, was called upon and tho following CONVEX
sation, which is gwen verbatim, ensued-
RkpoRrER--Mr Bailey. Is 1t true that Dr. Strew
nad any experience whatever In the treatment Of
tho insane 7
Mr. BAILEY (smiling)-wcll, don't suppose he has
had very much experience You know you can't ex
pect TO get u hrst ratio man for 81, 500 year.
hkronrkH-Was he recommended at aly
MT. bALEY-les, no was recommended by what
We consider sufficient authority y--aluoug others by
Dr. Oraronaux, Commissioner In Lunacy, Wo have
received no complaints aOout MIN thus Tar. rather
think Dr. Strcw Is a mucn better man than can
generally get for this position. II isat oIleu can
catch a man ike that.
ihe writer then called at tho olIce OF tho Com
missioners and asked 10 SEQ the letter oi reoo ON
mendatlon IRON DR.. Ordronaux. found that the
letter highly recommends DR. strew, general
grounds. but not account OF his familiarity with
Ibe Treatment OF the insane. IL makes mention
Whatever OF that pont and In this particular the
plant would 10 be DOrno out 0y tho acs far
as they could be gathered from Mr Bailey and tue let
ter OF recommendation on which he based the APP
polptment.
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same view, holding that 1t was wholly irrelevant who
was or who was not Z member OF the Tammany Com
mtee or any other committee AZ that time he were
not concerned In some frauda ME Cowing replied
that Mr.. Cole had right 10 object To any question
or 10 cricise any action oi member Of the commit
tee lie was there as the servant of the committee
10 put their questions witness Mr. Cole responded
that he mad boon called upon carly IN the invcstiga-
ton 70 advise the committee as 70 the scope OF Their
power under tho resolution by which they wers ar
pointed. II lie had the right TO ADVISE th.m on such
m important question he surely had right 10 say
whether any questions propounded were proper and
relevant tie had been sent from the ONCE OF tho
Corporation Counsel 10 ''ad' ia the investigation.
aud proposed 10 do So Alderman Lewis, chairman
OF the committee supported the position OF Mr. Cole.
While the gentlemen were arguing the matter, Mr..
Tweed blurted out that there was lot a man on the
list whom he knew to be gully oi any fraud. Mr..
Townsend said even II the committee decided not 10
press question Mr. Tweed could put afford to have
ina impression get abroad that he had ary feeling
Tor one party or The other, and therefore he
should advlse him TO answer tho question.
Al the suggestion OF Mr.. Townsend Dir. Cole
gave witness notice that ut the Eext meeting
he should furnish list OF the organization ol the
antlammany and republican commits lees, as we'll as
the gammany. and question MIN concerning them all
indilierenty. After Mr.. Cole had exchanged apollo
ges with Mr. Cowing for tho heated language used
the Commute, adjourned liil Tuesday morning at
eleven O'Clock.
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE DRIpr.

The ordinance Tor the Brooklyn Bridge was intro
duced In the Board OF Councnen the 26ih oil Do
cember, 1868. by Mr. James A. Monaghan, tho presi-
dent, and passed that Board three days later by the
following vote:--
Councimen Bryan Reilly, Jeremiah O'Bren, John
Stacon, William Piggott George W. ivaus Peter Cul-
KIM John HampsoI John Mack, Peter Gibney. William
Lamb, Thomas + Daly, Bernard Kenny, Joseph hoa-
man, Jr.; Edward wech George A. Helnricn, Michael
Fay, Edwarl Brooks, James Thompson, Fiorence
Scannci, Bernard H. Murphy. John o'Brlen, James
Cunningham, Bernard Galiigan, John Hart, John
Reynolds, Charles Feitner, Henry &. Perley and tho
President
IN TEE HOARD OF ALDERNEN
The ordinance was recelvod In the Board OF Alder
men on the 10Th Of December and laid over. IL
called UP Oh The 3ls OF December aud passed that uay
by the following votc:-PresldcnL Thomas Conan.
Aldermen Jonn Moore, Michaei Norton, Edward
Cuddy, Eugene Ward, Hugh O'Brien, Anthony Miiier,
ID. A. Cushman, Thomas Connor. John Hardy, Fred
erick Repper. James II. Coulter, George McGratn,
Terence Farley and John McQuade.
The ordinance was signed ON the evening OF the 3lst
December by acung Mayor Conan, Mayor Holman
having resigned his ONCE the ION November, 1858,
alter ne was elected Governor. 1T viii DO obs rived
that the presidents of Uctn boards introduced the
ordinances.
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MARRIED.

BESAiM-FRASg.-on Wednesday, October 3, 1877,
a. the residence o tne brides parents, by the Rev. H.
J.. Menaes, ABRAHAM }. BkSAiM I, HANNAH, eldest
daughter oi Geisou Frank, a. all OF New York.
HENDERsoS-NHiTsEy in Newton Centre, Mass.
October 3 Dy Rev Jonn Whitney, Mr.. ANDREW HES.
DsRsoN, vi New YORK CITY, 20 Miss ANNA JEw9rr
WHITNEY, daughter OF ms officiating clergyman No
Cards
AcGUcEIy--CAIy On Tuesday, October g. 1877, ut
Church o. HoIy Cross. by Rev. j. Campueil, HNSkY j.
MCGucaiN TO MARY ELizABkrH CAIN, 20 ol tns city.
kEs AoLps-BLAuKLnDGE--Un "Wednesday October
j. 1877, the residence III the brides aarcnis BY
Rev Jonu J Browner, ALyAu l. KsyNoLps. Of New
Castle ~ v, 10 ANNE A. DLAckLkDGa, Laux xher o
David Blsekcugc Esq, ui Ncw iorA ciiy
sTKA1oson-NELsoN --0n We o.day, August l, by
the Rev. AR. Jonn.on, MAX syRAKDscn 10 CArHAHiSE
daughter 81 Wm. NeilsIn
srLLivAS-KlLpcFr.-A Brook yn. on tuesday,
September % 1917, by the Kv. h. W. McCafty, 81. j.
SULLIVAN Of Chicago, Ill.,. 10 ELLA A, eldest daughter
OF L. d. isauil, ESQ
Chicago and san Francisco papers please copy.
WALsii-i DUNG. sunday, september 80, at Ill
Washington av., brooklyn, Nv tue Roy. tn mas
Miteheil, WALTER WALSH 10 Mrs.F H. YorSG, botn VI
Bruoaiyn. No ,srds.
Boston papers plsa sase copy
WlLsoN-fuLToy In Brooklyn, Friday, October g.
By ,Lc Rev Bisnop Faulkner, hkSgY WILSON 10 Ara
GRACE FULTON.
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A BRAVE YOUTH.

To THE Eoirog or HERALD
beg to call your attention most heroic act pcr.
formed by John Clancy. an employe Of the PennsyL
vania Railroad, at Desbrossss ferry on Friday night
passenger pushed by the keeper OF the gate on ths
boat and spran2 Tor the bridge, but his aim
ana plunged INTO the dock instead No sooner did
Clancy tins occurrence than he plunged INTO the
water ana held up tue drowning man uIti assistance
arrived. Please let lbs young mau have the sasfac-
on al least Of seeing his noble act ,arng in yous
valuable paper CONSTANT READER
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N EGhU BULL.DOZERS.

AZ an early hour yesterday morning largo and dis
reputable party OF coored people OF both sexes got
a Fmtbnsh avenue brooklyn car near the stables
ana reused 10 pay Their iares. Wnen they got lar
The entrance 10 Prospect Park thcy coinpe led The
drver and conductor unuer threats OF Violence TO
turn 10 fiatDusn and take board some their
iriends VINO haa boon lett Doniud. The pariy um-
hara A
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A MODEL COMMISSIONER.

Suit has been commenced IN the Brooklyn City
Court asains Charity Commissioner John Raber, Of
Kings county, Tor assault and battery. The plaintiff
~ the case 10 Mrs. Carsne FYlcher OF No % choes
street, Williamsburg. she alleges that be violently
assaulted her on SEPTEMBER IL aud sues TO recover
damages IN the sum OF $40 Oo0
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ANOIHEn tORGEIs.

Samuel Strong, clerk OF the Western Insurance
Company Of Canada, arrested lac last neht
metropolitan Hotel, where he stopping by Detcc-
tive sergeant keay and Detective Won Ger cnlel. lie
cha. scd with committing iorgorics ainouaI
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A MARINES LOSS.

George wilson, marine attached to the United
latcs steamer LAMBDA, reported to the police yester.
day that he had been robbed lew days ago OF $1,000
by stephen Mcdonald, suipmatc The robbery, no
sad loDk place ~ the aors' boarding house No Sol
Water street Inc police are looking Tor the thief
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

FRAyKESHEM--METzGRR SAMUEL H. FRAsKEs.
HEM TO kEBEccA MErzGEk. No cards
WFi>MAS--MAlSruow SUNDAY, October 7, Mr.
ERNEST WEiSnAS 10 Miss JENNIE MAiSraow. No
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PLAYING WITH FIRE.

Bertha Porter, agcd seven years, OF No 33i East
street. was severely burned yesterday
while playing near Uonlre front oi ncr residence
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FAVORITlSM In OFFICE.

The following letter wns received yesterday at the
HEaALr Office in relation to the appointment Of
a new superintendent OF the Female Lunalc Asylum
on Biackwcl's Islapd:--
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BEATTY P 4 \ Q:
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.


This instrument is the most handsome
ana best piano ever before manufactured
in this country or Europe, having the
greatest possible depth. richness and
volume Of tone, combined with rare
brilliancy, clearness and perfect even.
ness throughout the entire scale, and
above all surprising duration OF sound,
the power and sympathetic quality OF
which never changes under the most
delicate or powerful touch. Space for
bids full description OF this magnificent
instrument. Agents discount given
where have no agents. Remember you
take no risk in purchasing one OF these
celebrated instruments. If after 81 hve
days test trial it proves Unsatisfactory
the money you have paid will be refund.
ed upo~ return OF instrument and freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pianos
warranted Tor tx years.
DANIEL #. BEATTY,
| Washington, New Jersey. U. 5. A.
ocl4-76
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE GOVERNMENT

Goyernor-F L Nichols.
Lieut.. GovernOr--L A Witt.
Secretary of State-W A Strong.
Auditor of Public Accounts-Al-
len Jumel.
superintendent of Public Educs-
tion-R NJ Lusher.
Adjutant General-D b Penn.
JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court-Chief Justice.fI
&C. Manning; Associate Justices, Il
H Mari, Alcibiade DeBlanc,i w b
SPENCER; Clerk, Alfred Roman.
Judge District Court-W + Black
man.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court Henry c Walker.
Recorder-W H HOdnett.
Parish Judge-A V Raglan.
Sheriif-Chas K Nugent.
Coroner--Dr Z Goode.
Representative-Col j. 6 Randolph.
Parish Attorney - George II.
Ropes.
Parish Treasurer-A L Grow.
Tax Collector-C & Nash.
| Police Jurors--Jas "A Daniels
President; VIM Tison, Randolph
Reeves, C w Fitz, NJ n Swofford.
/ Clerk Police Jury-A Lemee.
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Gbe GOlfa. Gbrunifle.
SATURDAY, JULY IA. 1877.
Married.

Married.
On Sunday morning, the loth'
by the Rev. NJ. d. Young, at the
residence of the brides mother
MIR. l.. E. Tory and Miss Lucy
Williamson. All of this parish.
The happy bridegroom came
hone Sunday night following, with
his bride. May they ever 1--we
happy together, and no jars ever
mar their happiness.
The editor is absent this week
which will be sufficient excuse
for the lateness of the paper, ano
he scarcely of reading matter.
/
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lar claim fellows botht(
more. and moral NJ
we have a young maahl
try now who sports (
rife and two -slxs
for and employ him
Blue Nose on the 4
Warrant the Coronsf
1 never wrote any
Reform" letters. M
of hickory sticks
bloody noses and b.
are too familiar. lu
with any and every
on any subject, even g
ing Hamburger drc
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Notice to Tax-Paytrs.

THE citizens of the parish are request
| ed to meet the Tax Collector at the
following named places, to settle their
taxes:
July l6-At Narcisse fredieos'
:" II & 18-MontgOmery.
4" lg-John c. Calhouns.
+" 2O--Liberty Chapel.
{" 2l-Day's Mill.
+" 20 g. 24-Big Creek Camp Ground.
+" 25 g. 26-Satcher's Mill.
Colfax, June 81, ~
c. C. NASH,
;e3O-4t Tax Collector.
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POLICE JURY ORDINANCE.

he 1T ORDAINED, That all parties
ID holding claims, either audited or
unaudited, against the Parish of Grant,
dated previous to the list day ct JaIu-
ary. 1877, are hereby required TO pre-
sent the same to the CLERK of the Police
Jury, for registration, on or before th.
frsf ,lay of October, 1877. Ia defanl'
of such presentation. said claims snail
he debarred from consideration blythe
Police Jury. JAS. A. DANIEL,
President Police Jary.
ROBT. 8. CAMERON,
Clerk Police Jury.
colfax. Grant Parish, La, July i4sh,
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Newspaper Laws =

l. Subscribers VIE
express notice to
unsidered wishing =
subscription.
2. If subscribe
continuance OF
the publisher MAY
EN- till all arreaE
taIf subscribers o
take their periodic
to which they are
held responsible
settled theiI bills
discontinued.
A. If subscriber
place without lnI'
fishers, aud the
r ras a",Ibl
respo The courts -
.r 81 sns to taks
l.fr" u,a1 the once,
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Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. st. John, OF Alex
andria. He is liberal merchant.
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JUDGMENT.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Court,
Parish of Grant.
Martha A. E. Bailey vs.. Benz. F.
Lovett, her hush .nd.-No. 4S4.

HEREBY certify that Judgment was
/ rendered in this case, in the words
and figures following, to-wit:
In this case, by reason OF the law ana
the evidence being in favor of plaintin,
Martha A. L. Bailey, wife of Benjamin
+. Lovett, 1t is ordered, adjudged aud
decreed that plaintiff recover from de-
PENDANT, b. r. LOvett, the sum OF -FOUR
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with legal
interest from judicial demand, (Aprii
4th. 1870 with recognition OF privilege
and mortgage, according to law. Ana
for reason aforesaid, 1t is further or
dered and decreed that she be separated
in property from her said husband, and
that the community of acquets and
gains between them be dissolved. ana
That she have the control and manage
ment of her own property, independent
of her said husband. and for costs.
Done, read and signed IN open Court
this 4th May, A. ID. 1871.
| A V. Raglan
Parish Judge.
In faith whereof have hereunt0 Sc
~ my hand and affixed the seal o
said Court, at COlfax, La, this
Ls' 9TH July, A. ID. 1877:
~ S. b. SHACKELFORD,
iy7-3t Depu y Clerk.
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COLFAX, .------.-. M
vol1 nltt
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Several hogs are running around
town. Owners will do well to put
them up, or they will get killed.
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THE NEW ORLEANS
@ailg 9emofrat

Is published every morning. 1t Is
the Official Journal n the State OF
Louisiana and the city of New Or
cans.
THE DEMOCRAT has large and
increasing circulation in this State.
and also in Mississippi, Alabama
and Texas; and therefore offers su-
perior inducements to Advertisers.
No pains will be spared to make
our paper a welcome visitor in the
counting room and family circle.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.
REALTY Piano:

Grand, Square and Up
right.
From Jas. F. Raglan, firm Raglan & Car
ter publishers Daily and Weekly Tn
bune, Jefferson City, Mo-, after receiv-
ing a SOC instrument, says
..Piano reached us in good condition.
am well pleased with it. 1t is all you
represent 1t to be"
From Z. L. Baldridge. Bennington Fur
mace, Pa, after receiving a 500
piano:
The Beatty received 4tb inst, all U.
K, and comes fully up to your repre-
sentation, aud exceeds our expectations.
, While don't profess to be u jadge III the
matter, MIS-. Is. does, and pronounces IL
of very sweet tone ; and Is very much
pleased with 1t "
Best inducements ever offered. Money
returned upon return OF piano and freight
charges paid by me daniel +. Beatty
both ways if unsatisfactory, after tes'
trial of i've days. Pianos warranted ioi
SIX years. Agents wanted. Send io'
catalogue. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, v. .. a.
ocl4 76-1y
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Ceiihataires, prenez garde d vous!
Un NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Went. dit le
Chdrirar5. de constater. dams un rap
pert, que les cas- de gastrite. gastral
gle. dyspepsia ct autres affections
d'estomac sont beahcoup plus nom
brenses dams la classe aisee, partNf
les gareon que parmi les hommes ma
ries.
Naturellement, il s'eat demand6
pouiquoi.
Vous repondrez CONNIE i'augais re-
pondn sans doute, que Ia faute EN- est
d la nourritule du restaurant.
Eli bien .ceiie-ei nest peut etie
pas absoluufent iDnocente:. mais ellie
est inhment moins coupable qu'on ne
lie suppose.
Les cellbataires sont plus exposes
u maux d'estomac paice que.
Pafce Cue, ell general, lis H2GRt
presque tous en- maageant.
Ce sonl les confessions du rapport
qui cite d l'appui DIES observations in
nombrahles.
LIE travail celebral entrave lie ira
vail di<gestif. Un dael s'engage. ct
c,est toujours lie liseur qui en- est vic
time.
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Wlll sand thiss season at J.. B. Aucoln's
lie VIII serve Mares at the reduced price
OF Siau0 for the season, and ~insur1ng a
Mare with foal. "
Those neglecting to attend regularly I'M
til the Mare is known to be with foaI viii
be required to pay full price.
Pedigree. Farmers Friend is 5 wears
old. weighs 400 lbs is a beautifully mahoga
ny bay. black legs, name aud tail, and ia
l6t hands high. He was sired by Young
Potomac, grand sire Old Potomac, brought
from Kentucky by David Niles. Dam l,v
Barnap's old Sampson Of Hillsboro Ill.
Young PotoInae's Dam was full biooaed.
tSire Arcliy)
j.. AuCOlN, Parish of Assumption.
ldn.i ff.lg. Ldhadieyille. p
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
EROTEEl.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which viii enable
him to satisfy all those who VIII honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day.
Breakfast at 10 O'clock A. II. and Dinner
at 4 O'Clock z. NJ.
Comlnodious and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, UHeetcrigHt
and Carriage Shop.
hi. Tcsra au, Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, ard the public III
L general. that he is prepared ia under.
take all kinds of work in his line. at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services OF first class
workmen Of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply of spokes and
ielloes OF first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel huhs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;. imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
Choice and select stock Of ready-make
s!rouds. for men, wome and children, an
article of luxury, new style, at very moder
ate prices.
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I Ut TVS PHI. Is

A distinguished physician OF New Yor
.ays:
IL il astonishing how universally d.
lutte Fnis are used. in my daily round
| hear of them not only among the poo:
put their virtues are heralded from the mar
icns Of the wealthy and refined. Know
NC the inventor from his long connectio
WITH the medical profession, [ have gres
confidence in til II merits, and of late hav
,fen prescribed them with the happiest re
III = III cases where / desired to make a de
.ided impression on the liver
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!. lie millionaire, il une to-

x; lie millionaire, IA une to-
Quade.
ii vent passer pour noble. ct il
s'est tait recemment confectionner
des arlioiries 1u'on Il sculpee Il la ia
cade de sa villa.
In lie sses hotes r~acontait ainsi
Ia chose dams une ~lettre,
"Aier nous atons Gu uac drole de
petite. A----faisait ajouter DIES croi
SIS 4 sou chateau,
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Scene de famille.
Mon AMI. on passerons-nous notre
isoiree dinanches? ---.veux tu me
condUire au theatre j?
Non ;j'ai Il u autre projet pour
tuer lie temps J'irai dans une reu-
Mon electorate.
-Mals les fe,nlnes ne sent pas re-
cues.
-Tu m~'attendras i Ia porte.
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Entendu a Montparnasse
Tn vieuS farceur Went d'enterrer
sa femme.
An retonr. deux amis lui proposent
de lemmener q diner.
-fiens done, dit l'ua, nous rigole
rOllS TN peu.
J'peux pas, reprend te veuf DUN
ton Vexe, Jpenx pas, pulsque je suiS
tiiste
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, 10 ct 15--.h Royal Street, ". OIL, 13 et15
ESmsre Canal ct HbOuane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PRoPRIETAIRE.

On trouve dans Get Establishment tout ee
que Ia saison fournit de plus dielcat ct toute
espece de Wins de choii tout ce quiz fault
pour soir6es ct marriages, etc.
lily a DIES salons particulars au premlers,
ct des cha1nbres e~i6gamment meuhlees a
louer a la semaiEe ct au mois.
Les Plaltenrs ct les habitants de la cam
payne qui voudront lonorer Get etablisse-
ment tie leur patronage Y tronveront des
chainbres ct neu Hourriture bonnie ct copi
euse G $500 p~arjonr.
Les portes du restaurant restent ou-
vertes jusqu'a minuit. Is n. IS
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Hs. khGFF MA
Dealers ira

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
u Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster. Cement. Metallic, rose wood, ilnmi
tation black walnut Collins, also cypress
collins made to order, &c. &c.
IN connection with a. II. HOFFMAN,, CALI
met Maker and Rei,airer OF all kinds Of fur
ntIre. 3tain Street.
iJlan16 IL Bet jackson and st Philip
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-10-27
J. G: OSCHWALD
SshnoeyTalxAr.. Il
Bodley Wagons
Manufactured By |
BoMey..B Bros,

WHEELING. ~
NANE WAGONS & CARTS 3fsse<
OTimber Wheels, Bagasse Csrsss -
Carts, and every size of small Cartls
Two-horse Wagons, Spring e.
Pole and Shafts and Spring
The BEST Axle Grease IT'LL
ONLY Perfect Distributing Maos&
Cotton Seed Meal aud other Fefsinss
VIRGINIA. CAMEL "a
OUR FACILITIES for manufactgf
glnequaled by any house e
Whereby we q furnish Flk0I
work as CHEAP as any inferiOf ~
ed n the South.
VIM. III. Raglan, AZ
jan.l,77.1y. THLBopAUx, -