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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
ALREADY the political quldnuncs in Eu-

ALREADY the political quidnuncs in Eu-
rope are settling the important question what
shall be done with Bulgaria, if the Car
shall conquer that great Province. There is
young man now lieutenant in the British
navy. whose name is understood to have
been brought forward in this connection.
This is Prince Louis of Battenburg, or Ro-
tenburg, penniess cadet of the Hesse fam
lily In Germany. He accompanied the Prince
OF Wales on his East India tour, and has
been mentioned in the newspapers as prob
able husband of the Princess Beatrice, who
is Queen Victoria's youngest daughter. He
has also been spoken of as likely to marry
one OF Victoria's numerous and moneyless
German neces or cousin of the Emperor
OF Austria. In word, he seems to be the
"utility man" of the imperial and royal
politico-dramatic company of Europe. The
latest statement is that he shall become Gov
ernor of Bulgaria, King of the Southern
Slavs, or Christian Emperor of the East--in
fact, whatever may be required to act as fig
ure-head for Russia, after her troops have
quietly settled down in European Turkey. 1t
is almost unnecessary to add that, in this or
any other arrangement of the sort, there is
not a thought, not word, as to how the
Bulgarians may like the arrangement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
NOTICE TO STOCK RAISERS'

ATa meeting of the Executive Officers of the New
n England Agricultural Society," held at Port
land July 2Oth 1877 it voted that in class Four
Nos. "a, Is and 26, the premiums for sheep should
read instead of 1.-TWO years old and under three as
advertised in the published Premium List-"two
years old and upwards"
Also that in all cases. the exhibitor of horse or
horses and drivers having paid the entrance fee,
should be entitled to a card of admission.
1y2Sdf DANIEL NEEDHAM, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Portland District Camp Meeting,

Al Martha's Grove, Fryeburg, Me,
Commences MONDAY, August Goth, and continues
during the week. Services on the grounds
Sunday, August 26th.
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August 9, 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

Among. the departures last evening by the
favorite Mobile fast line were the following
Clement Slider, Pttsbnrg; H. Gardes and wife
New York: W. A. Woodward and Augustus
Welt. Boston: 9. J. .Bryson, Montgomery; g.
Bradford and family, Selma James II. Kelley,
Washington: Mrs. G. A. Springfield and family.
Greensboro: T. J. Struber, A. l.. stuart and W.
James NJ, Mart n, Nashville; Louis Levlnson
and family. New York: kev. A. Maudin, Balti-
more; r. Fl. Ennis and wife. Loulsvtlle: DR.. r.
Selma; ". B. Rainey Nashville; G. @. Randell.
Atlanta: WIS. Goodall. Milwaukee,; VIM Beck
cit, Pensacola: w. Elder and Otto Hoff, Cincin-
Goodwin, Chicago: H. Brown, New York: Lieut..
M. G. Woodward and Lieut.. A. II, Hanks United
States Revenue serviee), Washington: W. A,
Green Atlanta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
Women as Politicians.
IN, Y. Times.l

The gossip from Paris just now is curious
mixture of scandal and politics. They say the
Rothschilds prompted MacMahon to fight,
and found the money for the elections; and
press sympathy with the President. Now,
however, it is said the Barons Of Finance and
the English Premier advise MacMahon to
resign. Grevy, they say, cannot accept the
presidency because he is separated from his
wife. An official effort at reconciliation has
been made but without avail. There is an
other lady whom. they call Nine. Grevy, but
French society declines to receive her, and
the President must have a lady to preside
over his parties. A sister or a daughter
might get over the difficulty. Admiral Po-
thuan is now the most likely man for the
presidential chair.
The popular idea that women have not suf-
ficient power in these days is curious fiction.
The Empress of the French made and ruined
imperialism. The Empress of Russia precip
itated the Russo Turkish war. La Mareehale
MacMahon is the cause of the present troubles
In France The Duchess Of Salisbury did a
lot of mischief at Constantinople during the
conference; the Countess Of Waldgrage leads
Wing society in England; the plot against
the Sultan Mahmoud was Matched n his own
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

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Geo w Tanssig. St Louis; .yno H Dieekmann,
Little. PhilsdepRia John " Zoe, Brookyn It
W. 9 Baawn div and fs Rgsa Da and 5sX Ysa
JAS ts' Rateliffe. New YORK; Foster. Boston
Julian slaqgss,,sr McKee, Ingsam FLETCHER
III y ss hiHP erpsrser Z" afeenvs fekas
Joe Moody, A Woodbridge. Austin. Texas; II
" Rogers, Kentucky; ? L Arthur. Iowa: W
. ., Rankins, Cineinna /; J 9 Hammer, Phia
e,shia; J + Parker ,a lsa,, str g K Peck.
louisville; b + Ksahsy Canton, Miss; i Nj
Cudabaae, Pas,sagonla Miss; J Sullivan vicks-
o5s and M g sse M5Hsa essnh
La: W = Ayeoek. j Campbell, Homer, La; NJ
J Woodward, revenue cutter biz: HeisYgen-
sey. Louisiana; j 9 Hisbet, Waco Tex; Mrs M
dslv, stqn; i 7 Hsmper. 4 p Rankin, Hemp
A B Rice. steamer Ashland: : e Manning, Dali
Las. Tex: 7 J Andrews. New York; / y Hunol-
son. Mc0omb City; Matt samuels, st Louis; D
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and wife, Bay st; !, LOUIS james iamkin and
McC'leland, Georgetown; John L Mclaughlin
y B Wrather. Marcus Guerro, Corpus Christi;
James Haywood, boston dOnn SYIHe, Guy. Il
Polin, Cincinnati $ Powell Jr. Sewanee A
Quit. Steven Y Yoisin. Mexico; James II Kelly.
Rochester: w Andrews, Bastrop; s d Hub
bard, Mobile: + M Cabiness Huntsville:
J 7 Rowland and son. Robert Elbis, Texas !:
NJ Wooda. Nashville: 7 J Oliver and son,
Texas Parkham Marlborough. Texas: W A Nc
MILAN. Texas; Robert Hobby. Dallas; h NJ
Smith Texas; s o tmith. Texas; T A Chandler.
| Texas Geo Walsh. Texas w 81 fryson, Texas
J W Gain. Texas; z Hammond, Texas N Train
| vile. Texas J Il Hood. Texas; Hood Texas
| Mrs Frank Hood Texas.
| CASSIDY'S H0TELrJohn H Frerichs and
| wife. city; W X Lee. Canton. Miss: q II Smith.
| Jackson Tenn Phocian Howard wife and son.
| Chieago; hos Feriday, Ky; Capt JOS NJ Phe-
| lam Pass Christian. Miss. T. Jones. Dubuque.
| Iowa: VIM M Yowell, Lebanon, Ky; CS Dale
| and lady La: Ben Wall Livingston parish; v
| Q Lea. Clinton. La; J Ferguson. Red river: I
N Walthall, Miss Walthnll, Mrs John Walthall
and children, Tex; G 7 Pool. 8 G; Jos jacobs.
Miss; John Brossey Meehanicsburg. Miss; q
Simmons. Avoyelles, La: Chas H Brookbash.
Ella Cos, Centrevile, La; Dan Riee; Rober,
Smith. Brandenburg. KY: Mrs jenkins. Red
| river: DR. b Hebersmith, New York. u L
Crockett. Indianapolis; @ M Waters, Galveston
| G T Irvine. T s johnson, city: + A Stearns
| Mobile; @ N Nubie. Miss: John Miller, Pit s.
burg: Jos Miller. Jackson, Tenn: Il Ourby
| Riehland. La
| The Palais Royal holiday catalogue tells you
what to buy for every age and sex. Get one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

Our Sister Republic has been the en-
dearing title applied by certain Northern
politicians to the maraudng greasers of the
Mexican border ever since Seward invented 1t
as an excuse for intermeddlng in the Maxi
milian-Juarez quarrel. 1t was little strange
and untrue even then, az Mexico was not
much of republic or sister TO this country
but the term republic" can certainly not
be applied TO Mexico to-day, unless by re-
public we mean anarchy and revolution.
Mexico has had thirty-five different gov
efnments and tifty-six rulers in the past half
century. OF these only four were elected
three by Congress and one by the people.
The heads Of these governments, whether
known as regents emperors like Iturbide
podor eiecuttpos like Bravo, presidents like
Victoria, or diotators like Santa Anna have
all alike ended their career In revolution, ex-
cept Bustamente alone, who retired quietly
at the expiration Of his term. and Juarez
who died in office
It is useless to go through the successive
revolutions, usurpations, counter revolutions,
coup d'etats, ETC., which constitute Mexican
history Nothing can equal 1t save Rome
In the degenerate days of it's worst emperors.
In 1923 the first presidential election was
held. The candidates were Generals Pc
draaa and Guerrero Pedraza was elected,
but before he could get possession Of the
Office Guerrero started revolution by which
Pedraza was put out and himself in. Two
months after he had been in Office, Guerreros
own vice president, <Bustamente tried the
revolution dodge on him, drove Guerrero out
and became president in his stead. Busta-
mentes term expired in 1882 whereupon he
retired peacefully from Office, being the only
Mexican ever guilty of this offense.
| Perdaza, the defrauded President who
had been ousted from Office in 1928, was again
| q candidate In 1889, and again elected; but q
| second time before he could get hold Of the
presidency the Vice President, Santa Anna,
| stepped in and seized 1t.
Such Is a sample of Mexican history The
law In pursuance Of which these changes
have taken place, almost without an exeep-
ton, has not been any of the so-called consti-
buttons of Mexico. It has been the law of
revolutionary force alone.
This is the country that some members OF
Congress style "our sister republic" There
Is no such thing as republic in Mexico; NOT
only is there no republic. but no government
of any kind, that can lay claim to the re.
| spect of any civilized power on the earth
The sooner the United States recognizes this
| the better
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

To OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBILc-We re-
spectfully call your attention to our large stock
of seasopable goods, at prices lower than ever
before sold.
In our dress goods department we offer very
large assortment of new and handsome goods
at prices from ten cents q yard and upwards
including line Of black silks of the celebrated
make of Guinet in prices from 81 to 80 95 yard
These goods were manufactured expressly for
us, and we guarantee each piece pure silk and
most durable wear.
During the holidays we will offer great many
attractions In cloaks. shaws. hosiery, handker-
chiefs and fancy articles, suitable for Christmas
and New Years presents. Respectfully
M. l.. BYRNE & CO.,
1863 Canal street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
More ohildren's bureaus ct the palais Royal.
Curious phenomenon.

Manitobah Lake, which lies northwest of
Fort Garry, and has given Q title TO the pro-
vince formed out Of the Red river region,
derives Its name from q small island, from
which, In the stiffness of night, issu 8 q
mysterious voice." On no account will the
Oiibways approach or land upon this island,
supposing It to be the home Of the Mantle
bah-"the Speaking God" The cause OF this
curious noise Is the beating Of the waves upon
the ''shingle, or large pebbles lining the
shores. Along the northern coast OF the
island there is long low cliff of fine-grained,.
compact limestone, which under the stroke OF
the hammer, click like steel. The waves
beating on the shore at the foot OF the cliff
cause the fallen fragments to rub against
each other, and to give out o sound, res SCI
bling the chimes Of distant church bells. This
phenomenon occurs when the gales blow from
the north, and then. as the winds subside
low, wailing sounds, like whispering voices,
are heard in the Dir. Travellers assert that
the effect Is very impressive, and they have
been awakened at night under the impression
that they were listening to church bells.
More ehildren's bureaus at the Pa1ais Royal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

We deem it proper to call the attention of
taxpayers to Major Z. A. Burke's notice in
another column. Interested parties will see
by reference to 1t that they can pay up back
taxes without charges up to the 10th instant,
after which the law, with its incidental ex-
penses, will have its course The tax must
eventually be paid and IT would seem that
the interest of the taxpayers, under the cir
cumstances, requires prompt settling up-to
avoid additional expense.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
The south.
tSt. Louis Times,l

The committee on the state Of the country
appointed by the African Methodist Confer
ence recently in session at Salisbury, N. c.,
has made a report congratuiating North Car
mony that TT now prevail. mot, since 1860,
says the report, has there been such tran
quillity in this State and in the South gener-
ally as within the past year. Never have
the colored people of this State been so great
" encouraged to purchase lands and build
themselves comfortable mansions and be
happy in this country as to-day" This does
not sound like the rattle Of the outrage mill.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

and the Bonapartists got control OF the French
Assembly by large majority In eonse-
quenos Of this. Theirs, who was President at
the time finding the Assembly opposed to
him and inimical to his government, retired
from the Presidency. MacMahon was
elected In his stead for q term Of seven years
by vote of 800, the 14O Republicans not vot-
ing. He at once formed monarohical min
istry.
In 1875. Just two years after the inaugura-
ton of the MacMahon government, new
election was held for members OF the Assem-
bly,. At this the Republicans were over
whelmingly successful. The Buffet mon
archical ministry retired In favor of the Du-
fallre ministry this soon after gave way for
the Jules Simon ministry. Jules Simon re-
tired In May, in consequence Of an insulting
letter from MaeMahon, and on the 10th OF
that month the dissolution of the Assembly
was ordered
Since then oil has been confusion In France.
The contest over the election of members Of
the Assembly was most exciting one The
Republicans were successful In the elections
getting o majority of 100 In the Assembly.
Everybody knows the history Of the French
crisis since them half q dozen cabinets
that have followed each other in rapid sue
cession the question of dissolution or yield
ing TO the Republicans. and the final COM
promise on MacMahon's part by ordering
Dufaure, a moderate Republican, to form a
Cabinet. 1t Is q noteworthy fact that in 1876,
wi hen the monarehical ministry was dis
solved because the Assembly had become
Republican, Dufaure was called on, just as he
Is now, to organize a Republican ministry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

The annual exhibition of children's toys at
of Royal and Toulouse streets. promises to be
the, most attractive ever displayed in this city
and a glance only at the innumerable toys,
porcelains, bronzes and objects OF art there dis
played will be sufficient to convince parents of
the policy of making their Christmas and New
Year purchases at this great bazaar. Prices of
all articles are plainly marked. SO that no un-
necessary delay need take place in the selec-
ton of such toys and other articles as may
come within the means of visitors. We are
satisfied that visit to this establishment will
result not only in complete satisfaction but in
saving to parents of a great deal Of unneces-
sary worry and expense.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

At 1863 CANAL STREET.-Messrs. M. L. Byrne &
Co.'s establishment presents a very animated
time more so than usual The great reduction
in The price of their winter and fall goods. as
we'll as all novelties in their line, has secured
for them great rush and lively trade. Mr..
Byrne is one of our most energetic and wide
awake merchants, and is determined rather
than carry over to the next season his immense
stock TO sell at a reduced price.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

The French crisis terminated yesterday,
after having continued since May 16, nearly
seven months. During all this time France
has been in state Of the greatest confusion
and excitement. The telegraph has more
than once predicted coup Tetats, revolutions
and civil wars, and few persons looked for
ward to peaceful ending Of the breach be-
tween MacMahon and the Republicans.
IN The 2ad sof May, 1878, the Monarchists
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING. -
Mr.. Leon Godchaux. Nos. 81 and 80 Canal street,
advertises In another column that from this
made clothing. furnishing goods. hats ETC., at a
very low price. Purchasers will find the most
elegant assortment of goods at this we'll known
and popular clothing establishment: not only
this but they will find the most attentive and
polite clerks to show them goods,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
Mexico.
[Courier-Journal.l

[Courier-J Ournal.I
The most effective disposition of this whole
Mexican question will be the annexation of
Mexico. That country Is destined to be ruled
by no other people but Americans. We got
the poorest portion of it by the Mexican war.
The remainder Is In chaos, and will continue
to give us trouble until 1t is brought under
the American flag
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

MINcE MEAT, CRANBERRIEs ETC.-We would
most respectfully direct attention to the adver-
& Co.. 20. 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street, who
have for sale large and fresh supply of mince
meat, Cape Cod cranberres and full line of
goods suitable for the holiday trade. Be sure
to give them call
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Last Week of Music, Mrth and Burlesaue.
sunday. Dec. I6, ana During the Week,
RJCE,s EXTRAVAGANZA COMBINATION.
First time in New Orleans. A decentralization
byJ, @. Goodwin from Lord Byron's beauti-
fr,l poem Of The CoIsair," entitled LIE
PETIT CORSAIR AND HIS BLOOMING
BRIDE. New Music. Scenery, Costumes
aud Appointments,
Friday. Dec 21-Benefit Of Miss VIENNA g. CLAN
CEY. Saturday E,ening Dec. 22-Last Night !fl t
and GRIND Double BilI-Benefit of HARRY
HUNTER. the Lone Fisherman, presenting
two Extravagapzas, LIE PETIT COR3AIR
and EyANGELINE, with Double Cast and
Commeneing SUNDAY. Dec. 23 - Roberts
HUMpTY DUMPTY Pantomime Troupe.
REMEM Der THE CHRISTMAS q i L
MAITNEES die
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

DRY SALT MEAT.-The wel-known produce
merchants, Messrs. Byrnes 4 Brother Nos. II
and rs. Poydras street advertise in another col
umn, In store and for sale at the lowest market
rate. a large stock of dry salt meat, shoulders,
sides and clear rib sides. all of which can be
had either packed or loose.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

GuNNY AND DUNDEE BAes.--We take pleasure
In directing the attention of the trade to the ad-
vertisement of Mr.. VIM. Diliou. No. LOT Poydras
street, who has on hand and for sale large
stock of extra gunny. dundee, burlap and meal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
Grand doll show at the Palais Royal.

We desire to call the special attention of ladies'
to the advertisement Of Mr.. Q A. Peirce, No. 1856
Canal street. as it will greatly facilitate their
Carnival holidays. A glance at his advertise
ment will convince the. most fastidious Of our
lady friends that Mr.. Peirce can supply all de-
mands in his line. His assortment of braids,
ali shades, curls. jewelry. hair ornaments.
flowers, hair dyes, and in TACT. all articles per.
tanning to lady's toile tie. Is Of the latest and
agent for the new American sewing machine.
SO that ladies visiting his store can obtain any
article required.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

M. l.. Byrne & Co. will offer this week 1000
pieces choice new dress goods, at enormously
reduced prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

The steamship Nuremberg has brought the
long expected dolls from Paris for exhibition in
the Palais Royal show window.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
Grand doll show at the Palais Roysl.

HOLIDAY PREsENTs.---Mr r. J. Harp, Nos 10
and liz Camp street. has q beautiful display of
Christmas goods, consisting of an extraordi-
xs 81 pcbaFh9 books
prayer books. writing desks. standard games.
variegated writing paper in exquisite boxes,
suitable for presents, and thousands of other
superb articles too numerous to mention in
this brief notice. =sa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Mgndsy. December IL, 1877,

M0ndsy. December III, 1877,
Engagement for One Week Only Of the distin-
guished Comedian, JOHN T. RAYMOND.
who will appear Monday. Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday Nights and "Wednesday
Matinee, in his new success, PEMBHOhE,
the Insurance. Agent. in CampbelPs comedy
OF KISKS, with al effective assignment OF
the characters.
Friday and Saturday Nights and Saturday
Matinee - Mr. RAYMOND In his fsygrite
character, COL. MULBERRY SELLERS.
Popular Priees-25, 50. rs cents and S1. Great
preparations are being made for the Christ
mas Holidays. The exclusive right of the
famous London success, by w. " Gilbert.
entitled DANIEL DRUCE has been pur-
chased for this theatre, and 1t will shortly be
produced de16
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY DECEMBER 49, 1877.

haren, and the Sutana Is the chief conspfra-
tor In short, what great event ever occurs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

NJ l.. Byrne & Co. will offer this week 1000
pieces choice new dress goods. at enormously
reduced DriceS,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

Secure q fine ebony cabinet from the Palais
Royal a most suitable present for lady.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
Monday, misses cloaks ut the Paais Royal.

M. l.. Byrne & Go. will offer this week 1000
pieces choice new dress goods. at enormously
reduced prices
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

THE BEST TALENT IN AMERICA
In a ,napnifiesnt first part concert scsne-Four
great end men, six comedians. double get OF
song and dance artists. Arnold Brothers
bea,Itifuj triple statue clog. fine yocalisfs.
charming melodies. beautiful dancers. gems
of minstrelsy, superb orchestra and brass
band. A scintilation Of freshness. bright
ness and artistic excelienee, partakipg OF
nothing approaching to staleness and me-
dioerity
al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

New American Sewing Machine. 1876 Canal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16

M L. Byrne & Co. will offer this week 1000
Pieces choice p90k ASess goods. at enormously
reduced prices, A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-16
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!

CONSTANTLY RECEIVING PER HONEY
~ Island line Of steamers. J. +. Frazer, JOSE
phine and barges. At wholesale and retail.
Honey Island Wood and Coal Yards,
No. s75 Julia, near Magnolia Bridge. New Basin.
also at corner Carondelet Walk and Marais
street, Old Basin Main Office No 1853 Common
street. P. o. address. Lock box 1880.
Wood delivered to any part OF the city.
Oak Wood per cord best ......e...........s IS 50
Oak and Ash mixed. per cord .........--... 90
Liberal discount made to dealers. Full meas
ure and satisfaction guaranteed. dec2 tt