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Tn vieux marin. assistant pOar
ia premiere fOis Il une representa-
ton de ballet, dit quill supposait
que les danseuses portaient leurs
robes a mi mat, CONNIE marqne
de respect ct de regret pour leur
MODESTO absente.
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Inf0rmatiOns Locales.

CouR-L'onverture de la Cour
he District dams ct pour la parois-
e Lafourche, aura lieu lundi pro-
[hain. sous la presidence du juge
Beattie.
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Dams le relieve annuel des sui
ci,leS, on relieve TN detail navrant.
On Y compte vingt-neuf tnfantS {:
neuf ages lie quinze ans, six de
quatorze, neuf de treize, un de
douze, deux de onze, un de dix, ct
entin un de neuf ans.
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AnX Nos. 81 ct S3 de la rue du Canal,
HABILLEMENTS, LINGELIE,


AuN NOS. Oh CT Oh uc rue uu SdDHi,
HABILLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX.
4 YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins des
N Nos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de Ia rue Vieille-Le-
wee aux Nos 81 ct 81 de In rue d0
Canal, jannonce respectuensementa au
public ell general que j'ai, afin dc repOndre
a faccroissemcnt de mon commerce, lie plns
fort stock habillements, de chapeauX,
de lingerie dhommes. de jeuues gents ct
dc jieunes gareOns-stOck tel quill n y en- u
jamais Ell la NOuvelle Orleans. Jinvite
mes amis ct mes clients ne venir fexami
ner ct s'assurer DIES prix.
A ravenir. CONNIE par lc passe. je He me-
gligerai rien pour faire face aux bes ,ins do
Ia place. Je serai toujours pref a renlplir
tous les ordres (grands GU petits) = .habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de tOutes es-
peces ct de tous genres, depuis les vetemente
comnuns d'habitatiOns jusqu'au hinge lie
toilette le plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
serOnt Acknowledgement aussi bas que pOsst-
bic.
Les connnandes de la campagne sont Fob
Jet dune attention immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX,
Aux Nos 81 ct S3 de la rue du Canal
IA oct-'16
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THlBODAUX.
DEPOT De GLACE.

Rue Market, entire NtPhilppe ct 81 Louis,
THIBODA Tx, LNE
De la glace de la premiere qualit6 sera
fournie il la cOnvenance des acheteurs ct
aux prix suivants:
par blocks. ..-.......- " {"
mail97.
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NOMINATION. - Henry Bou-
breauxa6t6 nomme,par lie gouver,
Ienr Nichols. Constable du second
Ward. Ell rempltcement de j. Y.
Wright, demissiOnnaire.
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UN JEsUITE INvENTEUR DU
GAZ.-La compagnie de Jesus,
presque par tOat attaquee simon
persecutee, repond CONNIE autre-
fois aux preventions de ses enne>
mis-, en- leur mOntrant parmi ses
fills grands nombre de savants
eminents. On est heureux de voir
parfois des erudits leur rendre
justice avec impartialte ct rappe-
ler les titres de Pillustre compa-
gnie a restime du monde sclenti:
fique, non moins que du monde
religieuX.
Tn journal allemand a prouve
recemment, pieces en- main, que
c'est un jesnite, lie Reverend Pere
DUN, qui fut Ilnventeur du gaz,
de cette belle decouverte don't Sc
glorifie notre steele. II le decou-
writ Ell Angleterre, vers 1794,pen
dant rexil DIES JesuiteS, il Pintro>
duisit dabord dams le college de
StOnyhurst, gui leur await etc
donne par Sir Thomas Weld.
En- 1915, ce f1t lul qui etablit
dams la vile de Preston, a trois
lieues de ce college, la premiere
societe pour Feclairage au gaz.
Son portrait occupe aujourd'hui
encore la place d'honneur dams la
grande sale lie la municipalite.
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j. NJ. Ribet,
Tailleur,

Rue du Main, pres c: Azena
TNFORME LIE PUBLIC QUILL WENT
L douvrir rancien 6tablissement E.
Loiseau sou atelier. II est pref il satisfaire
les clients qui vondront bien lc patroniser.
l5 JUL &c | an.
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NEW ORLEANS.
SHADY GROVE HOTEL.
-:O:-:O:-
AIR. URBAN RAMBACT
~NA> vi "a lhonnenr Il anoncer {:

~3 ~ r. URBAN RAMBACT
~S vi "a lhonnenr Il 'anoncer a
ses amis ct au public en- general qu il Il fait la
reouverture de son hotel SHADY Grove Il
Biloxi .depuis lie Ter JUN. Les personnes ct les
families serOnt servies a toute henre des
prix raisOnables.
Repas pour les excursionnistes une
piastre par personne.
Pour plus a,nples renseignements s'adres-
ser au proprietaire au "Rambaut Ex-
change" No. POI rue Decatur, Nlle-Orleans.
9 juin-en.
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(Communiquel
SOyOns Content!

Gle progress" VOLTA notre de-
wise maintenant. La came ct lie
mais pOussent, les legnmes abOn-
dent, tout lie monde batit, peint.
blanchit, traivalle entin, tout le
monde parait heureuX ct gagne
de rargent, les politicians de la
veille sOnt relegues au champ OH
a un travail utile, Foncle Silas
Va nettoA er lie Bayou Terrebonne,
ct ausSit6t que nous seront tina-
lement debarrasses du fameux
Jury de Police fabriqu6 per notre
ami Marcelin Ledet, nous avons
l,e canal en- bas du Bayou, don't
jai parle la semaine derniere ct
don't le capitaine Pichou deja lie
plan. BientOt nous aurOnS le che
min de fer Southern Pacific, des
lignes de bateaux a vapeur au
Bresil ct au Mexique ct le canal
Barataria. Rome ma pas etc battle
dams un seul jour, ct nous avan-
cons auSSi vite one nos mOyens
nous le permettent.
Notre Bureau d'Ecoles publ
Ques commence a remuer. lis won't
frotter les Oreilles a leurs honn6tes
predecessors ct etablir des eco
les CONNIE il taut. A prOpOs de
celia, la Quene du serpent gigote
encore. Les anciens chefs de parti
qai ont 81 bien tondu Id laine aux
negres, veulent tous etre maitres
d'ecole ct lis sOnt tOuS pour Nj
chollS maintenant. C'est char
mant, mais je pense qu'un Bureau
compose CONNIE notre Bureau ac,
tuel, n'emp!oiera nj les imbeciles
nj les coquins, ct ills appartien
nent tous a rune GU d Faulre Ca
tegorie.
En- passant-nOus avOns un nou
vel avocat, qui, Ell fait de couleur
he lai>Se rien a desirer, malgre
quill s'appelIe Whiting. II a fait
>eS etndcs sous regide du colonel
POche de St-Jacques, qui pOurra
vous donner sur lui toutes les in
formations posSibles. Quand Ia
Conr dc District sieseranouS san
rons a quoi nous Ell tenir d regard
de &c disciple de Coke eide Story.
REPUBLICAN,.
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An moment de faire IN naufra

An moment de faire IN naufra-
ge, un .jeune marin mangeait tran
qulllemtnt un morcetlu d" pain.
lie capit;,ine s'arr6te ievaht ui,et
le regar,lant avec etonnement {:
''Comnent dit~il, mails je crois
que &c dr6le Il le courage lie man
ger .-Sans doute, repond PIN
l'as>lble marin, au moment de
boire un 81 grand coup, n'est>ll
pas prudent de manager un petit
moroccan gu
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LEON MEDAL,

COhf1seat7',
No. SO. Rue de la Vieille LeIee - No. 80
NEW ORLEANS
Candis, ConJiseraes ct Potisse'aes
Chocolats, Fruits Confts, 81
rops, Gelees, Dragees, Bon
bOns dssOrtiS.
Grand assortment de BOITES A SUR
PRISE ell tout genres.
AGENCE DE FEUX DARTIFJCE,
Tous les Ordres de Ia vile 1T de la caln.
pagne, pour pieces de cOnaiserie ct de pats
serie, serort executes sans retard avec le
plus grand soin. 9sep-ly
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ASSURANCE SUR LA VIE.-EOi
ane bonnie occasion pour ceux
veulent prendre une police
Rssurance sur la vie. Mr.. II.
Ogden, vice-preSident ct NJ.
ZONES. agent, de la Compagnie
as'aMa Equitable sont depuiS
hultaine de jourS dams nOtre
e, ct se font un devoir de
lner tous renseignements sur
fenctiOnnement de cette com
Pnle locale, la seule qui place
argent dams les lilnites de
fat. la seulc qui Sc soft confor-
a la derniere lOi de la Legis,
re, ct entin la seule qui, par
hOnn6tete ct Sa tidelite 4 rem
ses engagements, oftre des ga
tiespour raveuir.
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KIP 4 RUCH.
Moulin a Riz Perseverance

tTOus les 2rix deternes aux F0ires de III
tat de la Louisiana pour rGcalase du rig,
depuis 1868 jusqua aujOurdhni.)
Nos. 8. 10. II ct IA, rue des Champs Elysef.
en- face de Ia place du vieux Depot, 3me
Distsict.
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
Nettoye 42O barils par jour-.
LES SACS SONT FOURNIS GRATIS
Prix.
NO. l---- Cent
NO. S---
No. 3...............4 5. 6.
JNO NJ. WALSH, Agent
Oct II "a
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AT. - LIE nouveau Foreman
ia compagnie des Pompiers
Coda'Ar No. l, qui doit ttre
me ,t ! la prochaine seance
lIlere dc cette eompagnle, va
placer a l'encoignure des
Tbibodaux ct Green, non
un mat de cocagne, lnais
supplement un mat de ma
.mesurant quatrevingt pieds
hant, sur lequel seront arbo-
les cOuleurs pationales ct
r. de Ia .compagnle. Get Off
a dela entire les mains. grace
. activit6, h montant sous
pour que ce travaiAe soft exc
daps lie pigs bret delai, ct de
ere i ce quill fasse Fadmira.
de tout le public, ct que cha
pulsSe crier Hourrah pour
M.
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il Went de mourir a New
York, um hOmme extraordinaire
sous le triple rapport du poids. de
la taille ct de la force. Cetait un
Anslais cOnuu sous le titre de
Geant de Norfolk. Ii mesnrait six
pieds & pouCes, pesait 1856 livres,
ct mesuralt q travers les epaules,
vingt pouces. II etait fermier, ct
souvent chargeait lui meme sou
propre wagon. II portait quatre
boisseaux de bl6 sous chaque
bras. Quand les travaux de la
terme ry poussaient, il s'harna-
chaint lui>m6me a sa herse ct her
salt son champ.
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On arr6te une danseuse. LIE ser
gent Sc met a ecrire son rapport {:
g. -. Ledit masque Sc trouvant
en- etat de bOissOn ct reveillant
par des chansOms les citoyens
paisibles, la patrouille a dtl ARE
ter ce pertubateW.
DE quoi de quoi interrom
pit rinculpee. Un perturbateur
ST Pom peut dire !. Moi qui
suis mere de quatre enfantS e..
-Cest juste, pronOnce le ser
gent. On va rectitier.
Et il corrige:
- La patrouille IA dn ARE
ter cette mere -tWrbateur.
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INvENTION-Mr. George Tay-
lOr,dt rette parOlSSe, d lnvente un
joli petit menble qui vaut son pc
SAINT dor. C|est tout supplement
unr chaist d laqueile Sc trouve
combine uu >ecretaire pourvu de
toute> les commodities. Ce meuble
est manufacture a St-Louis, par
Henry Arnd 4 Gle.
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LA POMME DE TERRE PERMA-

LA fOMM Me- OE lLhh T. ZEN VI "A
NENTE.-LinventeUr de la pom
me de terre permanente. NJ. Tel
liez, fait connaitre le secret de
son procede. Voici comment il
faut sly prendre pour avoir, en-
biver, autour du beefsteak matt
nal, des pommes dc terres nou-
velles.
Fin mars, choisir de beanx
plants (especes tardives), les pla
GER sur des claires dams un lieu
convert ct bien acre, jusqu'au
mois Taoft.
Fin juliet, apres une recolte,
de bic, seigle, avoine, etc, labou
rer Ie champ (ter:e I6gere), a 80
centimetres. planter CONNIE en-
culture ortlinaire dams les pre-
mierS jours d'aont, butter kserr
ment fin septemble. EefS le 10
uctohre. rependre un pa[llis de 10
centinletres sur to,Ae la surface
du sol.
On peut commencer la recolte
DIES les prelnier> jourS de janvier;
les tuhercnles Sont complement
milrS a Ia fin de tevrier.
Un petit bo',langer de la vile
etait accuse Uavoir vendu i faux
poidS.
-Messieurs, dit ravOcat aux
JUICES, mon client est une abomi>
nable canaille; non-seulenent il
vend a faux poids, mais il y met
de lrimpudeur, Car CO nest pas de
dix on vingt grammes Quill sur
fait, mais Dime livre sur deux.
Chacun lie salt, il a deja etc con-
damde trOis foiS pour lem6me mo-
tit ; c'est pourquoi je vous de eman
de. -. son acquittenent. En- effet,
puiSque tout Ie monde savait par
faitement quill volait, 1T que tout
le monde allait chez lui Ell ,e sa.
chant, il ne trOmpait perSOnne.
Vous he pouvez done lie cOndam-
ner, car il est innocent, aussi in-
nocent du moius quill est canaiIle.
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Mr.. A. Southwark demamlp
jndiciairement $4,000 a Ben
Flanders, John S. Walton, Alfred
Shaw, Frank Renick ct autrts
administrators de la vile en-
1S7l-72, pour renregistrcment d-
II, 500 .iugements, pendant qn'iI
etait conservatism des hypothe
QueS.
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lie general Miles annonce
Il Sheridan quill await Ell un en-
gayement avec les indiens com
mandcS par Sitting Bull TT Mud
dy Greek. LIE general Miles Il eu
quatre hommeS de tues ct dix
blessGs. Leg indieDs ont lais>e
quatOlze morris sur le champ de
bataille.
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Altfau0ria 6azettt
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE %.

GEN. GRANTS FOREIGN A1Rs.-Thc singu-
lar Donors, if they may be so called, which the
English people arc paying to General Grant,
are totally iucomprebensible and inexplcable.
Grant does not claim them as compliments TO
himself. but as marks of regard to the people
Of the United States This is 10 keeping with
bis impertineuce in claiming at State dinners
10 London the precedence Of the diplomatic
representatives of foreign soyeregns, after ne
had ceased TO be representative OF tue Amerl-
can people or of any portion OF them, and vas
only eQuaed by his military apparluon at the
opera last night in full uniform asa Maler zen
cral Of the United States Army, with which he
had ceased even his ex-oficlo connection as
Commander in Chief by virtue OF his expired
position Of President. When Grant Stunned
this city as the port of dcbarkatlon Tor bis Eu-
ropean tour, because he had the sagaclty TO
understand that he could not have aroused
popular enthusiasm enough to furnish him with
a respectable cheer Oh his departure, but chose
the comparatively insignificant city OF Philadel
pha, where alone he could muster even corps
of grateful Office holders strong enough to raise
breeze which would be felt abroad, he must
have been painfully conscious that he by 10
means set sail for foreign shores as the repre-
sentative of the people of the United States.
General Grant has occasional weaknesses, With
which the people Of this country are by this
time quite familiar. They have evidently be-
gun to break out 10 England. During one OF
them, he unqueslionably was actuated when he
wanted to sit at dinner above dukes and am-
5assadors; during another, when be iancled
that he represented the American people; and
during third, when, last night, he stood up IN
major generals uniform while the opera band
played the Star Spangled Banner. ~ T..
Neacs.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS. Until
further notice the following will be tho hours
tor the opening and closing of the malls:
Northern and Western mails, 5:l5 p. m. and
800 p. IN.
Southwestern. via Gordonsvillo and Lynch
burg, 7:30 q. N.
Manassas Division, 7:3o y. m.
Washington and Ohio, Alexandrs To bound
Hill, Va, 500 a. M.
Southern, via Fredericksburg and Rlchmond,
Va, 5:l5 D. m. and $50 p. m
Night mail ior Lynchburg and points beyond
at 9:C0 p. m.
Northern and Western mails, $50 a. H. and
l:30 and 7 p. m.
Southwestern, via Lynchburg and Gordons-
vile, 100 p. m.
Manassas Division, $50 p m.
Washington and Ohio, Round Hill to Alex
andria, $50 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond and Freder-
icksburg, Va, $50 g. m. and l:O0 p. LII.
msrGeneral delivery window closes st 500 p.
m. Doors close at 800 p. IN.
Nss-Open on Sundays at a. ~. and closes st
$50 a. NJ
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The elegant, new and substantial az b
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX Ii n
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cry MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRI
DAY, st three o'clock D. M, and Alexandria at
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TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
nj 3 o'clock y. m. This limo connects at Nor.
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r,,;ila to thoae cities and their connections
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tia cans used, consequently they ara always
fresh and in high flavor. We respectfully s"llcit
m examination of these goods
GEORGE 4. HILL & CO.,
mylD Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25
FUli NEW YORK

ri.a Al Steamships Il. &. KNIGHT xtas7a
and JOHN GIBSON leave tho coniS.AAeE
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY MON,
BAY MORNING, and New York. from pior
Ill Fast River, kFEkf SATlI RpAf nj lunl
o'clock y. In.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25
FOE THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

.c lhn nJT Gn sq' W. Som THosPso L5Sn
bull! especially for this route, leaves the com
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY Il ES-
BAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY ana SUNDAY, at C o'clock p. In.
This company makas close connections at Al
axanaris with tho W. O., V. NJ. f. Il. 5. +. K.
-. anI with tho W. IL o. Il. +. 90 Freight
| 1a7nrod for all points, North snd South,
hanLIal with caro- and forwarded with prompt.
nas3 and dispatch.
Fer lurih6r information apply to
f. A. REED, Agent,
,lanney's wharf,
OF At the Office OF the company, under thu Ma.
iiunul metropolitan Bank, 10Th straet, opposite
tho Treasury department, Washington.
nth 10 i. w. TnOM PSON, Presidont.
III, ci.rnN'" ;'I T "a LINES WEEK"
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
EOSTON.
;toanlarG loaYa Alexandria EVERY TUlGS-
FAY and loavo Philadelphia EV Eki SAT-
iikpAN, at l. t'cI"ck ~ from Pier No. N.
Wharvaa.
Thu limo cannoCts III AlaIandris with The O.,
a. ~ NJ. and W. Il q. X. Rs, anu ut Philadel-
phi. Will. tho now and pnpusr Iron Line for
Hro1!,!encn and Boston.
Eraight forwarded with promp;ness and care
irGu OF cu:nmission3.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston, Through 10 Boston in
siyty-Hvo hours. Through rates and through
bile or laling givon. Insurance guaranteed at
less tEHn usual rstaa.
agonts:
=. \. REED, AloXhndris.
WIN. +. CLYDE Il CO., Philadelphia
GEO. r. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
ian ST.
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EIoH POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
of the
UlSTkiGT Of COLUM BIA

This company oilers unrieslled facilities for
the transportation Of freight and passengers,
ana viii! run thoir stosmors regularly ss follows: