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Kelly's organ upon Mr.. Fairchild, are signiil-
cant of a great change of feeling upon the
part of the one toward the other The nominal
ton of the latter for AttorneyGenelal was
not demanded as has been generally supposed,
solely by Gov. TIlden. 1t was due III con-
siderable measure to the personal favor with
which Mr.. Kelly regarded Mr.. Fairchild Tor
his conduct of the Gardner and Charlick case
in Che Court of Appeals; and this personal re-
gard probably remained undisturbed almost to
the present time, for Mr. Kelly was almost
the first person whom the Attomey-General
consulted about Tweed's statement. The pub
lie, which is waiting so impatiently Tor Mr.
Townsend's statement, should remember how
ever that there are always two sides to Il
story. and that Mr.. Fairchild may have bis.
President MacNlahon must by this time have
discovered that he has been led into desperate
straits by his Royllist advisers, who adroitly
turned his horror OF republican principles
to account. The tumultuOus scene on
Saturday when the Deputies reassembled
shows that bis conduct has created the
most violent antagOnism between Royallsts
and Republicans, who hitherto had acted
toward each other with respectful forbear-
ance. The enthusiasm with which an allu-
sion TO NJ. Theirs was received and the hearty
greeting rendered the venerable statesman,
form redeeming feature in the angry strife
which has rarely been outdone IN the most
dsOrderly assemblages 1t is satisfactory that
the President has decided to appeal to the
country, and that the Senate will accord the
requisite sanction by at least moderate ma
iority 1t is unfortunate that the country
should be so soon disturbed 10y general cleo
ton, but no other measure would have settled
conclusvely the question at ISSUE Should the
French be true to republican principles they
will answer MacMahOn's speciOus appeal III such
manner as will compel him to give way to Theirs
or some one as well calculated to reconcile
public order with the widest freedom. II,
however, Frenchmen allow themselves to he
dcluded by the Royalist appeal they viii undo
all that patriotic leaders have accomplished
for them since the overthrow of imperialism
opened the way to constitutional liberty.
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THE NEWS THIS HORNIAG.

FoREIGY-The French Chambers have been re-
opened; President MacMahon sent the Senate
message proposing the dissolution of the Chamber
of Deputies it is expected that the Senate VIII con
chr -= The Pope has received the last oil the
creat nilrrimace. == The Monenegrins have de-
feated the Turks.
misunderstanding Schurz denies publicly that
Mr. Schneider ever loaned him money for bis paper
or any other purpose. =- President hayes WIZ
summer at White sulphur Springs, Va. -- Dir.
Lowell accepts the Spanish mission. -@ Damel
d. Pratt. ex-United States Senator and ex-Comnis-
sioner of Internal Revenue, died suddenly. -- The
Rev. Dr. John 5. c. Abbott died at fairhaven, Conn.,
80 The Printers Union of Philadelphia has con-
scented to a reduction of prices
CITY AND SUBUrBAN.-Two tenement houses in
East Twenty-thrd-st fell, but no lives were lost
- John Kelly publishes reply to Senator
Woodin. -- Roscoe Conkling and many presby-
terian delegates were among the passengers lor
Europe = Teegraphc rates were reduced to
many points. = Temperance meetings were hold
in New-YoTk and Brooklyn. == Elizabeth Muir
ply, an abandoned woman, died from injuries at the
hands of n companion. -- Tho E:tcHe Arrow
and Windward were vctors in the COrinthian re-
eatta. = Gold. 1O5. 1O5ls, 10Jls Gold value
of the ega-tendcr dollar at the close 95lIO cents
Stocks excited and higher, but closing lower and
weak.
THE Manufacturers LEGAL observations indi-
cate slightly warmer and fair weather, with few
clouds Thermometer yesterday 72'. $50, 740.
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Enocr 10 Aoucrusemcnls.


AMr.rnvSTs- 81 u0Go-5th and 6tn columns
RANKING Houses AND BANKERs-1h fdqc-Oth coiulhn'
Roapt 80 l:stlAIs 80 rae 9th ana On columns
CORPORAT NOuCEs-7th PAGE 9th column
IBANClNe ACApENiEs-5M IGGc-2d column
DIyIpgNp NOTiCEs-7th Pdge-6th column
DRY GOOus-:}d Pdge-1st, ID. Sd, ana 4th couihnS
EISLNCiAi IA PGqe-5lh and bth COLUMNS
HFIp WASTFp-6M TdGe-5tn column
UORsTs CARRIAGES. &C.-6M Fd9e-2d colnhn.
UousEs AND Farms MANTED-OM Pd9e-3d cOiuinh'
ICE CREAM-1h FG0e-6th column
lNsTRUCrON-6 idQe-2 column
NAcHINRRY- PaOe-5tb column.
EATIIA.ts AND "a AuIs-5h IdGc-6th column. -,
MISCELLANEOUS IN PdCe-0th column; SIN Tdge-o'n
and 9th columns
MI,sIcAI INSTRUMENTS en- PG0e-2d column
MN PUBLICATIONS Oh Pd0e-lst and "a columns y,
RIIl I.sTATF For SALE-BHoONLNN-Oh IUV'-'u
column: COI1NTHY-6M PdQc-3d coiumni AtCI n,H
sAIFs-6M Page-3d column; To EXCHANGE-ow
Pdge-3d column. 800
SPECIAL NOTICES 5M PdQe-6th column 80 -, .
s - " AXrrp-MALEs-Ch Pqqe-4th column ;
FEyuW---GM Pd0o-4th and 5ih columns c.,.
sTrANnoAT~ AND kAiLWOADs-6H Pdge-5th ana oih
columns %,
sTrAnrns OCEAN Sd PQ0e-6th column. .., -,
SUMNER BOARD-3d Pdgo-1st, 3D. 30, 4tl, ana ON coi
anus
JeACutRs-6M Pdqs- ID column. - -, .
10 IET-BEOoKLYN PEOPERTY-Gh Po0e-Sd c oininn
COUNTaY-6fh Iage-3d and 4th columns; APAhlnhN
AND UNFURNIsBED ROons-30 Tdge-Otn coil'h"'
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TIE CONNOLLY CASE.

The scandal Of the Ring compromises has
gone far enough. Ever since Mr. OCon0r re-
tired from the management Of the prosecution
the case of the people has been conducted, if
not in a most lamentable manner, at least to
most lamentable results, and it is high time for
a change. The latest proposal to make terms
with ex-COntrOller Connolly and restore him
TO the society of the metropolis in consldora-
ton of the surrender of fragment Of his plum
der, ought to be dismissed as an outrage un-
less it is presented in very different form
from the latest arrangement of that kind. The
city is not so poor that for few thousands Of
dollars it must sell the majesty of justice
and give notice to mankind that there
is no grade of official iniidelity, robbery
and breach of trust for which money
In New-York will not atone. 1t would have
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DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. 81 Oper annuh'
STmI-WFtKIy TmBuNF. Mail Subscribers, So per an.
WEEKLY tribune Mail SuDscr beers. 81 per ahhuh
Terms cash III advance. .
Address THE TRIBUNE New-Y"rk.
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The Old Lire Wing has been found at last.
He was dug up in North Carolina, and, to make
sure that people shall believe in his existence,
the Administration has put him on a cOnspic-
uous pedestal in the Treasury. But 1t takes
at least two to make a party
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The country must have been misinfOrmed
about Ohio. 1t can hardly be that Private
Dalzell can have got an Office while there was
even one man in the State, outside OF the
lunatic asylums, without one.
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A London letter purports to give Mr.. Pierre
points explanation of his omission, with that
of Gen. Grant, to attend Mr.. Motley's funeral.
This seems TO be that he was waiting for a
formal invitation, and waited until it was too
late. Mr.. PieTepOnt was never the wlsest OF
men. but now and then he is intOlerably silly.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
GHERlFF'S SALEl
STATE OF LOUISIANA

~ 81 A II OF LOUISIANA.
JOuRDAlN SANOIE. Administrator, vs.
p. A. THIBODEA
ElFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Il Court. for the Parish OF Lafourcbe. No
i?Sl.-By virtue of writ or Fl Fa, to me
directed in the above entitled and NUN
oered ease. have seized and will offer
lof sale at public auction, pursuant to law.
to the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the Town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY, the 7th dag ofJuly, 1877.
between tine hours of IL o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ, the following described
property, to wit:
LIST. A certain tract of land on parcel of
land situated i'll said parish of Latourchc.
on the right descending bank OF Bayou La
lourche, at distance of about forty four
miles below the town OF Thbo,laux, meas
nrlng about Two Hundred and eighty two
Ii2 feet front on said Bayou, and contain
ing rlfty-seven 12Il00 arpeuts more or less.
being lot or subdivision No. Is, on a plan
made by 7. A. Thibodeaux defendant by
reference wherein the said sale was made
and which is now specially referred to.
being b. unded above by Lot 6, Subdivision
no. ID, ad]udicated at said sale to StJames
Ledet. and below by Lot or subdivision No.
10. adjndicated to the defendant herein.
"a. Another tract Of land below and
Immediately adjoining the tract Just des
cribed and of the same dimensions, bound.
ed above hv Lot already described, and he.
low by Lot No. II, on said plan adjudicated
at the prObates sale to Lnclen Guidry. be.
ing subdivision No. 16.
=, Terms of sale. Cash on the spot in U. 8.
treasury Notes. to pay and satisfy the
principal interest and costs in the uboye
suit.
WILLIAM WILTON.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
10Th judicial District Court
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE
ALEXIS FOLSE. SIR

-i-Ahc TOLhoC, Sk.,
Administrator.
~. No. 1907,
j. NJ. FOLSE.
by virtue OF an order of seizure and sarc
TO me directed, in the above entitled anil
numbered case, have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction. pursuant to law
to the last and highest bidder at the Court
House IN the town of Thibodaux, on
Saturday, June 2nd., 1877.
between the hours OF II O'Clock 4. NJ, aud
4oclock ?. NJ, the following described
property, to wit i:
a certain tract of land situated i, the
Bayou Lafourche, at about sixte4n miles
below the town of Thibodaux, measuring
iour arpcnts front by forty arpents in
depth, bounded above by lands of Paul Ora
pert, and below by lands of Numa FoIae
with all the buildings and Improvement
thereon 10 pay and satisfy the full aud en-
tire sum OF Two Thousand Dollars az fol.
lows, viz:
lst. The sum Of Four Hundred dollars
WIN eieht per cent per annum from the lat
OF January 1877, Cash. 3D. to nav q further
sum OF Four Hundred Dollars with eight
per cent per annum from the lst of Janua.
ry lsiI, and all costs herein Cash. Sd. on y
credit to pay further sum of Four Hum
dred dollars, on the lst of Jhnuary 1873
"nn 800 interest from thas date. 4th, on q
crcdit TO pay further sum of Four Hun.
ared Dollars, Oh the fst January 1879. with
ol0 interest from that date 5th. and on a
credit to pay further sum of Four Hun
dred Dollars on the LIST January 1880 with
eoIo interest from that date.
The above described property to be sold
IN lots or parcels as required by law, Of
Hot less than ten nor more than tifty acres
each, as per plan to be made and filed in
the office OF the undersigned within tho
delay liked law
WILLIAM WILTON,
! April %, 1877 Sheri~
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C. b. BLOCK
RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SATCnNc

RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS.
MIR. JOHN BOSIO. PROPRIETAIRE
N1 du RESTAURANT DES QUATRE-SAIsOSSl
previent ses alns de a Vile ct dc la cam
pagne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- gtinerale gu
a transtere son restaurant du No. l55 de
In rue de Chartres au No. Ill de la meme
rue, pres de St-Louls. II profile de cette oe-
casion pour remercier lie public ct sollcte
ell meme temps la continuation de son ben
velllant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quill DIES salons particulars au pre-
mier, ct DIES chambres meublees louer "a
semalne on au mOis. Les personnes d. "a
comfort desirable. L G restaurant sera ouvert
Jusqua mlnult 6 few '7J.(
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Inc dreatest Medical Discovery since the
Creation OF Man, or since the
Commencement Of the
Christian Era.

mere never has been II time when tbo
healihS OF so many different diseases bu,
oeen caused by outward application as the
aIsent. aIs ~ is an undispnted fact that over
nail oi the entire population of the globe
resort 70 the use of ordinary p1asters
Tx MELvINs CAPSICUM Porous PLAs.
rEhS' are acknowledged by all who have
"seu 'he,h' 10 act quicker than any other
ptas1er they ever before tried, and that one
"a .hese piaSters will do more real service
..an .h hundred OF the ordinary kind. All
".. '; piaseefs are SLOW of action. and re-
lulre 10 be worn continually to effect cure :.
put with these it is entirely different: the
.ns1a,t one Is applied the patient will feel
its effect ~ 'oo'
fhysielans in all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Cansi
cum; aud it has always been more or iess
uSed as medical agent for an outward sp-
rIncalloh b"t 1t Is only OF very recent date
.nat itS advantages in II porous plaster have
oee" ;.is""vered. Being, however, convinc-
ed OF the wonderful cures effected Inv Dp
MELvIN's CAPsICrM PoRous PI.sTpps onJ
thelr superiority over all other p'asters.
they now actually prescribe them, in their
practice, tor such diseases as rheumatism
pam III the SI'!e and back, and all such GA
ses as nave required the Use of plasters or
lihlment. Alter You have tried other plas-
ters anu llnlments, and they have failed,
ana you want cerl ain cure. ask vout drug
gist for DR. MELvIN's GAPsICUM PoRof-s
PLASTER You can hardly believe Your own
convictions of its wonderful effects. Al
though powerful and quick in it's acton,
you can rely on its safety for the most deli
cate person to wear, as it is free from lead
ana other poisonous material commonly
used III the manufacture of ordinary Mas
ters. one trlai Is I; sufficient guarantee of
It's merits, and one plaster will sell hun
dreds to your friends
ASK your druggist for DR. MELvIN's CAP.
slcUA POROUS PLASTER, and take no other:
or, Oh receipt OF % cents for one, 81 for
nve, or y for dozen, they will be mailed,
post paid, to any address in the United
States or Canadas
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
Parish of 7 afOurche


Parish of Lafourche.
Know all men by these presents. That on
tins the 26th day of the month of April, in
the year of Our Lord. One Thousand Eight
Hundrsd and Seventy seven. We the un-
dersigned, William Wilton, Sheriff of said
parish Arthur F. Knobloch. parish Judge,
in and for said parish, and John w. Kno-
bloch, Clerk of the 18th Judicial District
Court for the parish of LafOurche. and in
the presence of Messrs. Evariste Maronge,
and ?. Ademar DeManade, good and com
petent witnesses and qualified electors of
said parish, have met at the court House,
in the town of ThibOdanx, in said pari sh,
and then and there have drawn pursuant
to law, the names Of the following persons.
(electOrs.) to serve as Jurors at the ensuing
term of said Court, to be holden at the
Court House in the town of Thibodanx, on
the lstl first Monday of .Jnne, 1877, the
ballots being drawn from the box by Will
liam Wilton, Sheriff Aforesaid, and registered
as drawn by the Clerk, under the dlrec-
ton of the other officers and the above
named witnesses, according to law. to wit
Oseme DDroches, Felicieu Williams,
Theles SavOie, Frank Brown,
Frank Neuville, Linssy Ingram,
Oseme BenOit, Prosper Sanchez,
Harry Battle, Bartlett Brown,
Isiah Owens, Felix Brown.
b. Bourg, Eli Butler
Ulysse Thibodaux, Victorin Oncale,
Claiborne Baille, Henry Woodruff,
David Simlns Onezime Dionne,
Pierre Rivette, Jos. Gaspard,
Alp. Gaude, Toussaint Alexander,
JAS. Washington, Fl. Hoffman,
Jos. Bourg, David Thomas,
Joseph Champagne, K. Mobileg,
Tras. Babn. Joseph Jones,
G.. J. Barker, Robert Taylor,
Toussaint Joseph, Jules Il. Falgout,
FRANCOIS Rivette, J. z. Boudreaux.
Antoine Cannaddle, Clovis BOudreanx,
OsemG Champagne, E-tival Savoie,
Harry Davies, OneZippe Forest.
Matt. NARROW, Jos. Wallace,
Madison Rhodes, William Reed,
Oscar Quatrevingt. Westley Stafford.
In faith whereof we have signed these
presents on the day. month and year first
above mention.
! ISlgned WILLIAM WILTON,
Sheriff,
| ARTHUR +. kSOBLOCH,
Parish Judge.
/ j w. kNOBLOCH,
| Clerk OF said Court
| E; IARoseE, Witnesses.
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|. JENA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
|A St., between Jackson and st. Phi
tp Streets
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|. rCOIN, P. A., Family and Plonta-
|A lion Groceries, Main street, between
Eorus and st. Philip streets.
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haDEAUX, j. Family and Plantation
Grvceries, Main Street, corner Main
|nd Focus
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|nANSEREAU, T., Physician, corner
~ Jackson and Short Streets.
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ofFMANN, F.. Carriage Aane,, 1Gic-
H.. H. cry Stable, corner Jackson and St.
bndget Streets.
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|nANSEREAU. H., Physician, corner
IL St Philip and st. Bridget Streets
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|nELBERr, Pa E"ginccr, cor Main
lIand St-Philip streets
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hIUM. S. Dry Goods aud Grocery, cor
X ner Main and Jackson Streets.
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hIAKE, E W., 4ttOr',ey at La~,-of
u flee Green Street,
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|nELBERT, P j., G,nc<,ies, HI"cs. Ii
liquors. Tobarco aD1 Csyas's, cor. Nam
aud st. t-rhlip streets
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aDEAUX, THOMAS, attorney at Lap
X eorner Main and Focus Streets, up
fairs.
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nULIU, J. S., AttOrncy at Lar,-off;oe
b Corner St. Philip and Main streets
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J. E., Surgeon Dentist.
II office, corner Green and st. Bridg
i Streets.
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NELESTiN, JEAN, Lajter, Main Street,
~ corner Patriot.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

sSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods
sA Fancy articles. de-, corner Market
(nd Louis streets,
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DODLEY, Wagons o"a Carts, Depot on
LID Levee Street near the IhibodauA
fouuary. w. H. RAGAN. Agent.
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|nOURoUIN, f. Matchmaker and Je,c.
ID .lsr. corner Market and st. Louis SITS
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VOL. XII.

tUJIs n IL.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ssELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
A Fauev articles. DC, corner Market
md Louis Streets
ucOIN, P. A., Family and Plonta-
A Inn Groceries, Main street, between
n.us and st. Philip streets.
zEuA. C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
st., between jackson and St Phi
ip Streets
DLUM, S. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor
) ner Main and jackson Streets.
DsDEAUX, J. Family and Plantation
4 Gryceries, Main Street, corner Main
hid Focus
n .nEAUX, THOMAS, attorney at Lap
eorner Main and Focus Streets, up
fairs.
nULIU, J. S., AH0r1tcy at Lau,-off:oe
Garner st. Philip and Main streets
DLAKE, E W., 4ttormey at La~,-of
! flee Green Street,
BLANCHARD, J. E., 'S"'Yeom Dentist
ID office, corner Green and st. Brids
i Streets.
DODLEY. Wagons apa Carts, Depot on
HI Leyee Street near the ThibOdauX
ouudry. W. H. RAGAN. Agent.
|DRAUD, ELLIS N. Groceries,, !Ine
ID and Liquors, corner Green and Main
streets.
nOURON, A. Matchmaker and Gm-
| d smtth, Dealer IN Jerelry, Firearms,
ste Main st. between st. Philip and
jackson streets
InOURQUIN, f. Matchmaker and Jec.
| HI .kr. corner Market and st. Louis sts
[DREAUX & LEGENDRE, Dry Goods
Streets.
II. Shoemaker, Main
I'D Street, between st. Philip and Jack
|son Streets.
DINNIA GS, S. A. Mrs. Mitlinary and
ID Fancy Dry Goods. corner jackson and
|Thib0dauX SITS.
NELESTlN, JEAN, L>,Ascr, Main Street,
" corner Patriot.
nANSEREAU, T., Physician, corner
IL Jackson and Short Streets.
nANSEREAU. H.. Physician, corner
IL St. Philip and st. Bridget Streets
nELBERT, PJ-, Grnc<,ies, Hiacs. Ii
liquors. Todorco aD1 C'ga,'s, cor. Nam
and St-Ihlip streets
nELBERT, P.J E"giaccr, cor Main
lIand St-Philip streets
EXCELSIOR-LODGE NO. 3l-Ee.u-
II lar meetings at the Odd Fellaw
Hail. corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at O'Clock.
Officers: L. Sabouriii. y. G. Jos. L. Thi- |
bodeaux. Y. G. S. I. Grisomore, Sec. Y. |
Samoan, Treasurer.
EROST JAMES, Cofee House Keeper,
L corner Green and Market Streets
FLEETWOOD. j. II Drug Store. Mar
1 ket Street, between Green .s@d st.
Louis Streets.
FLEETWOOD. j. H., Physician. Of
L nee Market Street, between St LoLis
ind Green Streets.
FRANKLIN HOUSE-B.F.H HOLDEN
proprietor, corner St-Louis and Ma
iet SITS.
HOODE, j. s.. attorney at Lam,-olilce,
" over j. II. Fleetwood Market Street
,KlSAMORE, s. 7. Manufacturer of
n !m'cdfe, CUTTERS, <e, Sealer IN stores
um house fnrnishisg sSeks. corner Mar
ee anu st. Philip.
IOFFMANN, H., Catsnet Maker, deay-
LAT IN Hdrd,ca,e, Paints, Oils, FURNISH
Phillip ' = <'> '>''l' ''-'''
ESSE MRS. s. NiA,na,y asd Fancy
!! Dry Goods, Corner st. Louis and
lam Streets.
ofFMANN, F.. Ca,riage NaHer, 1Gr-
=, - cry Stable, corner jackson and St.
1dget Streets.
@ofFMANN, W., Dry Goods a,,d Gro
= - Q. eer,es, Main Street, between Focus
na st. Philip streets.
1oFFMAN'S STAGES,-Frunk HcF-
= man Proprietor, L. Bariel, Con-
aeUr, IN connection with Morgans Lou
ala, aud Texas X. X. Lafourche Cros-
JUAN, r, Boiler Maker, corner lie
- VeP and [ 'hnr,h
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ASG, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
n = boots, Hats. Caps &c. corner Main
~ Focus Streets.
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"ebAoCH A. F.. Parish Jadge, Of
nee at Court House.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IIIHN w ITION, Shcfl
Parish of LitOurche, Nav l:ltl, lX7
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"MbLOCH, j. W. Clerk of the Cor
tA-Ihibodaux La.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Nj ACHADO. j. D. Groceries and Dry
AVA Goods, corner Maine Jackson and
Levee Streets