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ed through all those hours OF the |" Public
day., There have been some happy re--
forms since. those days,in not reading the
nnnses OF those distinguished, but having
them printed Instead, and In not having
the graduates to make speeches Mt all, SO
that the time Occupied by the whole OF the
exerciseais net more than an hour and a
half-leaying ample time for recess, fol-
lowed by the alumni address.
= Per contra there are several. particulars
I'm which, ,it;seems ito me, 1t would pc we'll
to return to the old customs. Tben there
were reserved seats near the front Tor the
graduates and profcients, who were formed
on the lawn, wore rosettes by which ihey
could be distinguished, were marched IN
body to their seats, md promptly went for
ward for their certificates and diplomas as
their names were called. Now the proficients
and graduates get seats where they can ma
them. or most probably stand in the aisles,
and there has gradually grown up system
OF applauding each proficient and graduate
In such ridiculous style as to make them
shrink from going forward for their parcn-
ments, aud hence many OF them decline TO
do so. This needs to be reformed; but the
general programme OF the exercises ~ Ger
tainly better than in other days.
-IluPTcf NaS tO-uhy luC .uouot StoVe civ
the following programme was carried out
with great spirit and interest:
| PROGRAMME.
Music. Prayer by Rev. A. =. Woodtin,
chaplain to the University. Music. Deliv-
cry OF certificates OF proficiency. Music.
Delivery OF academic diplomas. Music.
Comforting professional degrees. Music.
Comforting academic degrees. Music. adj
dress on the opening OF the Lewis-Brooks
Museum by James G.. Southall, Esq, Rich
mond, Va. Music: 80.
The names If students in the following
lists are thus arranged:
!. Students, not graduates, who have OBJ
tanned distinctions at the intermediate and
| final examinations in the several schools.
III. Students who have obtained certlI-
| Gates Of proficiency in single departments
| OF study in the several schools.
III. Students who have Obtained dipeo-
mas as graduates in the several schools.
w. Students who have obtained pro3es-
sional degrees. I5-. L"a
V. Students who have obtained academic
| degrees.
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M GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESS
GOODS at COHEN BROTHERS..
csc. DRESS GOODS reduced 70 lG.5c.:
LINEN BUURETTES reduced from zoe. TO l2Ec.:
A large stock OF tue DRESS GOODS at great re-
ductiVn;
Another lot Of oyer 400 dozen LADIES and
CIILDREN'S WHITE and FANCY HOSE II
reduced prices; ..-
so pieces WHITE and COLORED MATING al
lower prices than they have ever been offered
before: .E..-.
rh0uSan"s of other Goods II great sacrifice.
je 10
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NREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS
" At u. Il +. MITTELDoRFEES.. ht,IIoN
GOODS a SPECIALITY. DRE"s .LiHLNH a
l2,hc worth DOC. ut lJc. worth &c; VIII
CORDED PIQUES 1T 3 and Gsc. worth 5 ail lor,,
5000 yards best PRINTS only 5r. nEE,, Hu,'t>
10 be Sold regardless of cost: G-l tREN ~ "I',,
CANDY at 25c. worth 5Oc.: boIIEI, ""'
FIGURED SWiSSES, from auction, ',ry , rTa,..
VICTORIA LAWNS AMI All kind, 81 NIL
from 8 to llc-ail ihy popular brani,; ~,
BROWN COTTON. yard wide, AT CSC worth ~,
F,NS-A large stock. hongnt al auc ION. 10 ., 81.
NJ Twenty-Five cents on the dollar: & EHILt hEn
SUMMER USDERSHlRTS zoe. apiece: ll''Hif'
RY, GLOVES. and MOTIONS nj extremely iLh
prices; RED-CHECK MATING. at ld:r. " |",
BE: WHITE MATING AT Is. worm i"c.,
TABLE and FLOOR OiL-CLnTIls. All VAIN n
whichNYe offer great induce!h, Mt. Don hu? E'''
goods before YOU give Us ca.'. ,>..,.t.t.y
y. ~. MlTTELDDEfLh'
taoatI,;7 :J27 iiroa! stree
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DaVEDESSS.

FIRST NATlO%AL EA<ht
RrclIMOSp. June -. ls'@'
TYUE DIRECTORS OF THIS lam
i have declared Z DIVIDEND or ~ '
.i,EET nut az earning. of tn. past -iN u'L.'i
free or all taxes payable on aud Ter l"| ~
OF july. = - ''t'y Ill.,
tr 2S-5t -
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TIE STATE ZANE N NIE"INT"'
EICHMOSD. VA. JG"" - -. ,
FEIIE DIRECTORS or III - =. ,.,. :,
i have declared 4 DIVIDEND q. lti'''.I 49,
CENT free OF tax vut II the INK "1tI'". ~ -
past six months, payable on @nJ 3,.' I'll, 10
PRONlMO. HiLLiN@| ~ ',"r,,r
DS-nt -.
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PROFESSIONAL DEGREES.


GRADUATES IN THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
With the Degree Of Doctor OF McGrinc: JOnn
MonrO Bannisicr, nurtsyii!t, Ala: John Foster
Campbell, blossom Prairie. Texas: Walter w. Il.
Fisher, Winchester. Va; Robert Glasgow. fincas-
tic, Va; Tim. X. Henderson. Greenwood. Miss:
Francis J. Ives. New York city: Simmons Baker
Jones. Charlotte, y. C.: Henry Walter Lilly, Fay
ettaville \. c.; a. Randolph Nett, DR.. Leesburg,
Va: Robert Taylor Ogg, Jr., R"ekbr!dsc Baths,
Virginia William Otway owen. Dr. Iynchtrrg.
Va; George u. Preston, Lynchburg, Va; y. {.
Holmes Russell, Fort Valley, Ge9rsit; Arthur +.
Sampson, Georgetown, ). C.: james D.. scott,
Lewis Store, Virginia: Frank II. Urquhart. Nor
folk. Va; Ben. Leon Wyman, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
GRADUATES IN LAW,
With the title of Bachelor OF Law: Guy K.
c. Allen. Wheeling, W. Va; Henry C0rnick
Coke, Princess Anne Courthouse, Va: Bever-
ley r, Crump, Richmond, Va; Tazewel Eliett,
Richmond. va; Daniel a. finIayson, Monticello,
Fla; James i. Funston, Greenwood, Va: Frank J..
Glasgow. Fincastle Va; Henry Wise uobson.
Richmond. Va; James 4. Kerr, Petersburg, Va.
Porter King. Marion. Ala. :Iohn A. Klein, Jr.-
Vicksburg. Miss: Benjamin Franklin Low. G.,-
hun, n. c.; Joseph s. Kusl, Morton, Mo. Richard
+. Shryock, Baltimore. Md; Georg" Edgar 81 pc,
River hank, Va.
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ACADEMIC DEGREE

BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Matthew J. Fardy. Baltimore, Nd; Christopher,
Johnston, dr.. Baltimore, Md; william Gordon
Robertson, Charlottesville, Va. ....- .s..
MASTER OF ARTS. ..-
Cu:hbeit P. Conrad, Winchester, Va. Heating ;.
Nelson, Culpcper, Va; John Pickrell, Richmond,
Va: Charles Steele, Baltimore, Md. H
DR.. j. F.. Harrison, chairman OF the
Faculty., conducted the exercises in his
usually happy style.
Then followed the dedication OF the
Lewis-Brooks museum, and the very appro-
pirate address 0: Hon. A. II. IL. Stuart III
Introducing James &. Southall, LII. d.,
who is delivering an able and instructive
address on the :" Recent Urigia Of Man."
But must close for the mail, and re-
serve for tomorrow any further report OF
these interesting exercises. fIAToR.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE l">tEAH, W."
RIcuMoSp, Jane - !7'N'
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The dFtrl2t,,,
~ this company have declared sENl-,AhH
DIVIDEND OF FIVE PEA; t!Nl' nc ,,Iy.
taxes ont Of the profits OF The kei SIX III" .'h'i
able 70 the stockholGrs OF and after ihs - VA
OF JULY next - W. 49,,
Sc 0R-lM = ,l--.--
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alIllnoll lspatfh.

FRrpA !. {. 81. JUNE IS, ISIS.
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, MAN KILLED on THE nAlLR0AD-ASLEEP on
THE TaAch-CAUGHT BY A FALLING EN-
EANKMENT-CAUCUS NoMINATI0NS-LAST
MEETING OF THE PRESENT COUNCIL.
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we will offer our stock OF PARASOLS al prices
lower than crcr to close them out for the season :
so call early and secure parasol at Il low price.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1l2.

Relative TO levying tax of one per cent
for draining the lands on the West Bank
OF Bayou Lafourche below Thibodaux,
to facilitate the operations of the Local
Board OF Swamp Land Commissioners,
and dispose Of the Drainage Fund now
on hand.
Be il ordained by the Police Jury of the
Parish of Lafoasrche, That tax of one pcr
Oent per annum be and the same is hereby
levied on all lands i'll the said Parish of La
fOurche lying West eff Bayou Lafourche be-
low the Town of Thnbodaux and between
Bayou Lafourche and Bayou Terrebonne,
said tax to be based upon the assessed val
ue of said lond according to the assessment
roll made by virtue of. and under the as
sessment of the year 1877.
The State Tax Collector for the said Par
ish of Lafourche is hereby directed to col
lect said tax at the same time and in the
same manner as the State and Parish Tax
es are collected for the said year OF 1877,
and he shall issue seperate and special
receipt for said tax on lsuch form as may
hereafter be prescribed by the Local Bsarl
of Swamp Land Commissioners, and make
quarterly settlements with the Secretary
and Treasurer of said Board, and pay iuto
his hands all monies thus collected less his
commissions for collection.
And whereas there is now in the hands
of the Treasurer of the Parish, Six Hun.
dred and Seventeen 22Il00 Dollars 1917 22
100I of the fund collected under and by
virtue Of the provisions of Ordinance No.
81. passed by the Police Jury April Oath.
1876.
And the said Treasureris hereby directed
to ascertain the names OF those who have
paid said fax and the amount paid by each
and to ascertain the prorata share OF each
in the fund now on hand, and furnish the
Tax Collector with list thereof and charge
MIN with the same; And the said Tax Col
lector in collecting the Tax above provid-
ed for is hereby authorized and directed to
deduct from the amount of Tax levied here
in directed, to be collected, on the presenta-
ton and surrender to him of the original
receipt the pro rata share he has in the
funds now in the hands of the Treasurer.
And said Tax Collector in his quarterly
settlement with the Secretary and Treasu-
rer of the said Local Board of Swamp
Land Commissioners shall be entitled to q
credit for the amount thus deducted from
said Tax and corresponding amount of
tue funds on baud shall be turned over by
the Parish Treasurer to the. Secretary and
Treasurer of the said Roard and take his
receipt therefore.
This Ordinance TO take effect from and
after the passage of the same. and all Ordi-
nances to the contrary be and the same is
hereby repealed.
J. M. HOWELL, President.
Certified:
GEO. w. SouIREs, Secretary.
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RESURRECTION.

Quoiqu'il SO soft 6coul6 quelques ann6.s
depuls que la Teinture D6puratiye du Dr,
Meng ait etc retiree de IA grande circnla.
ton, ellie men q pas mOins conserve tonic
ga vogue ct tOute sa p0pularite, dams nm cir
cult relativement restreint.
Depuls longtemps, de tous les points de
Ia Louisiana, ct principalement du Bayou
ha1ourche, des Attakapas, de Ia Riviare
Rouge, dc vleux malades me demandent do
reprendre Ia fabrication de cette me,lecine
81 Justement appreciee dc tout ceux oui on
ont fait usage. 1~A 0~
Aujourd'hui je reponds d leur appel at
les maiheureux, aff1ig6s de mala1lles dites
incurables, auront sous la main cette b;en.
veillante teinture depuratve, aui yienJr~
METRE un terme leurs souffrances.
Qu'ils sc livrent done a Temperance ia
!ours meilleurs, ceux Ii qui vivent soma IL
loug lie quelqu'une de ces incommodes at
doulourenses lntirintes, files impures dun
sang vicie, deletere, NAL 6labore.
Beaucoup, qui jouissent dune br,llantc
sante, ne lc doivent peut etre qua la Tein.
ture Depurative; cest par Ia puissance de
ces vertus que tel pere, telle mere ont nur;.
ne Ieur sang, acquis uue bOnpe cOnstitution
retrOuve une santG aussi viyoureuse on'ipat
tendue ct mis- au monde des enfauts dnne
sante h0rissante. "'
.Qne ceux qul, CONNIE eux, vivept d'uno
vie de douleurs, d dang0isses, de d6sesno;rs
snivent lenr exemple qu'ls essayent dc Ia
tenure Depurative, OF, CONNIE eux, lila de-
v.enaroht REQUISITES ct forts, OF pourront
etre fiers de leur progeniture.
Que ceux bui doutent, s'informent.
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TEINTURE DEPURATIVE
ii Dr. yIEy(9.

Ce remede qu'i ma pas encore faill de
pnis qulnze ans quill est en- usage. est b,ar
superienr tous les crfrai,s de Sai,eparriVs
et tous les Depuratifs, employees .jusqu'a co
II guerit toutes les rnaladies cbron;ona.
sort internes, soft externes. sans difference
age III de seAe. Mule lnaladie provenant
90 llnpurete du sang ne resiste q son
usage les dartres de guelque nature qu'el.
laous du mercure Ou de tout autre tra;te.
ment qui vicie la constitution. sont mar.
faltement ct radicalenent gu9ries. tortas
lee fois que fon persevere dansson emploi.
Les Leneo,rhees, Pertes Byauehes. J,rI,,..
Iarttes dams Ia p6riOdicit6 des menstrne. i.
chIorose, la steriHte Drovenant de toute mn.
iadie chrOnique ou cOnstitutionuelle. toutes
ces maladies disparaissent par un traife.
ment assez longtemps proionge de la Tein.
| ture Depurative du DR.. Meug.
Lepllepsie, lorsqu'elle n'est pas occasion
nee par une lesion organique, les Rhumatis.
| mes chroniques ct quelguefois Ai0ue. lea nj
| ceres cancereux, ont etc radicalement pn6.
ris. quo
| Les cures dGja operGs parleut assez rou.
| que la Teinture Depuratiye du DR.. Mon o;t
besoin de toute reclame; il suffit do sayo;r
quill ny pas Gu jusqua present une seujo
maIa die chroniqne invet6ree on cnnst,tu.
tlonnelle, produite par un vice auelconoue
des humeurs, qui ait r6siste a la puissance
medlcatrlce de cette preparation.
Chaque Douteilie est accompagnee demon
Dreux certihcats, venant de tOus les no;nf.
do Ia Louisiana, attestaEt les belles r,,rs.
opkrees par ce medicament
En- vente chez
JOS. T. rHIBODEAux.
Pharmacies,
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Assessment and Reg.
iStFatiOn.

A CCORDING TO LAW HEREBY
n give notice that will be at the fol-
lowing Polling Places for the purpose of re-
vising the Assessment rol for 1873, for
the Parish of LafourcEe, also for the pur.
pose of registering all voters, viz
May Goth. Precinct No. 8. Court House
Thibodaux, 6 days.
May 9th Precinct No. ]. Aurelien Braud
Store and Neighborhood, days.
May 30th. Precinct No. 2. Eugene Smith 8
Store, and Sypharien Dugas, 3 days.
June 3rd. Precinct No. 4. Lafourche Cros
sing. days. .
June 9Th. Precinct No. 5. At or near Jules
Thibodaux. days.
June 10th. Prencinct No. 6. At or near Lo
vency Folse Store, 3 days. w
June 18th. Precinct No. 7. At or near
August Claudet Store, 3 days.
June 18th. Precinct No. 8. At Lockport,
days.
june Goth. Precinct No. 9. At Delaune's
June 22nd. Precinct No. 9. At Livaudais
Ledet. ! day.
June oath. Precinct No. %. At Cut Of
and Neighborhood, 8 days.
June 9th. Precinct No. @. At Janvier
Guedry and Orange City, days.
July LIST. Precinct No. 81. At or near Tras
imond Eoret plantation days.
July 4th. Precinct No. %. At Tongue
! vile. 3 days.
| Other appointments will be made next
| week.
| All property holders will please not fail
to meet me at the appointed places to have
! their Assessments revised. l will also be
obliged to all proprietors to furnish me
with the names and ages of all males or
their premises between the ages of IL and
As.
Thibodaux May llth. 1873.
X. r. MCBRIDE,
| ~ Assessor and Registrar.
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On motion of L. F. Schneider, That the
vote be recOnsidered, and the vote on the
same was taken and the Ordinance No. lIs
with an additional section added, autho-
rlzing the Tax Collector to deduct from
the tax to be assessed, to persons paving
the same, the amount of the tax paid by
them for Drainage under Ordinance No. 81
passed by the Police jury April S4th. 1873
and was adopted unanimously.
On motion a recess for one hour was
taken.
On re-assembling, all the members were
present as before
The committee on claims reported favora
bly, on sundfv claims, amounting to Two
hundred and Twelve 67allOO Dollars, which
was approved by the Jury.
On motion of L. F. Schdeider, Resolved
that the sum of Two hundred and Twelve
GIL 100 Dellars (S2l2 674Il0O) was appropri.
ated to pay the same, adopted.
The PRESIDENT reported his action rela-
tive to the repairing the Terrebonne Road,
and the same was approved.
On motion of L. +. Schneider.
Resolved, That Ferry be established at
about six miles below the town of Tbi;,o
daux opposite st. Charles Chapel, subject
to the same laws and regulations of all 9TH
er ferries now established in this Parish,
and to be leased out without charge to the
Parish until the lst. day of January 1879,
adopted.
On motion of James Moran,
Resolved, That the petition of many citi-
zens, that was presented by him. on the 9Th
day OF February last, asking that an Ordi-
nance be adopted hy the Police Jury to
close all establishments doing business in
this Parish such as stores coffee houses lor
drinking saloons OH Sunday, be adopted
by vote OF the yeas and nays, which mo
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish of Lafourche

Succession of Marie Heloise Gross deceas.
ed wife Of Adolphe knobloch, No. 1910
PrObates.
DURSUANT To A COMMISSION tn
1 me directed by the Honorable the
Parish Court sitting in and for the Parish
of LafOurcbe. 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 the 25th. day of May '7s
between the hours of II o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock P. NJ. the following described prop
erty belonging to the above Estate.
A Certain Lot Of ground situated in this
Parish in the Town of Thibodaux of a tri-
angular form being lot No. 1881 Twenty
Nine on the plan of said Town bounded in
front or North by Main street East or be-
low by Henry Clay street, West or above
BY Patriot street together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon being
the same property which the deceased aco
quired from Hector Vergez on the 18th day
OF September 1865 See Conveyance Book
No. Page 2N Recorders Office Parish of
Lafourche.
Terms of Sale Cash on the Spot in u. s.
Treasury Notes to pay debts due by said
Succession.
April Goth. 1873.
L, A, WE'RE Sheriff
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Official.
Police Jury Proceedings.
Thibodaux, Parish of ..4afourche,

Thibodaux, Parish of Iafourche,
May 9th. 1878.
The Police Jury met this day according
to adjournment.
Present: J. M. Howell, President, L. F.
Schneider, E. Roger, D. Foret, s. Bazile,
George Sinclair, s. Folse, Charles Brown,
j. Moran, s. Galiano.
The minutes of the previous meeting was
read and approved.
The President reported his action rela-
tive to the building of Mr.. r. Knight at
the Lockport Ferry Landing, which was
aBcrOved.
The petition of P. G.. Aleman, lessee of
of the Ferry at Lockport was received and
read asking to be reemborsed for damage
done him by the non removal of the build
ing of Mr.. r. Knight, from the Levee at
Ferry Landing at Lockport and on motion
Resolved that Committee of Three be
appointed by the President to examine the
damage complained Of and report to the
Police Jury at their next meeting whereap-
on the President appointed on said Com
mittee, James Moran, s. Folse. and George
Sinclair.
The petition of Seldom Eazile, asking
that he be exempt from the gayment OF the
Parish Tax on his property or lot in the
town of Thibodaux from which his build
ing on said lot was destroyed by fire some
time ago. was received anu fedu anu Ou
motion Resolved, That Seldom Bazile be
exempt from the payment of Parish Tax on
the lot of groud in Thibodanx, from which
the buildings was destroyed by fire as ask
eb for. .
The petition of Sundry Citizens residing in
the lower part of Bayou Lafourche and in
the City Of SNew Orleans, relative to the
Canals cut by several persons on their
lands, from the Bayou LatOurche into the
Lake and to have the same closed. was re-
ceived and no action taken on the same.
The letter from the Secretary Of the
Board of Swamp Land Commissioners en-
closing the following Resolution adopted
by the Board was received aud read as fol
lows:
Resolved That the rolice Juries lof the
Parishes of Lafourche aud Terrebonne be
required to levy tax Of one per cent on
the property liable to taxation under pro
visions of Act No. LOG. Section of the Ex.
ira session of the Legislature approved
March 18th. 187S,' and
On motion Of S. Folse Resolved that Or
dinance No. l12, levying Tax of one
per cent per annum and providing for the
collection of the same for the drainage oi
the lands ON the Bayou Lafourche below
Thibodaux on the West Bank in compli
apce with the Resolution of Swamp Land
Commissioners above mentioned, be adOp
ted. The yeas and nays were called with
the following result, yeas and nays tie
Otf
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MAR1AGE.-Jeudi dernier, lie
Reverend Atkinson a procede
dams la residence de Nine Nc.
Bride a l'union de Sllas T. Grisa.
more ct de Melle. Eudora Nc.
Bride. tous deux de cette paroisse,
Apres la ceremonie qui a etc des
plus touchantes, les nonveaux
epoux, auxquels nous souhaitons
de long jours de prosperite ct de
bonheur, sont parts pour la Nou-
velle Orleans.
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OOMPAGNIEs MILITA1REs. -
Les citoyens de notre ville..imbus
de l'ardeur .smilitaire, organisent
en- ce moment deux compagnies
de volontaires. L'une, don't le
capitaine est j. L. Aucoin, com
pte deja 60 membres ct porte le
nom dc Lafourche Volunteers !:
L'autre, a peine' a SOD debut
reorganization est une compagnie
Qui pOrtera le nom de- Lafourche
Artillery.
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Leon GOdChaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct 50 de la rue du Canal.
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,

A.
\ YANT TRANSFERE mes ma arasins ,,es
ANos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 dc la rue VieilIe-I La.
wee aux Nos 81 ct Sd de La rue Glm
Canal, Jannonce respectueusemeut au
public en- general que j'ai, afin de r6pondre
q REIMBURSEMENT de mon commerce le plus
fort stock habillements, de chapeaux.
dc lingerie dhommes. de .ieuncs gents ct
de Jeunes garcons-stOck tel qu'l nv en- a
Jamais eu la NOuvelle Orleans. Jfny;te
mes AIMS ct mes clients ne venir pexami.
ner ct s'assurer des prix.
A ravenir, comme par Fc pass6, ie ne u6-
gilgerai rien pour faire face aux bes ,ins de
la place. Je serai toujours pref a remplir
tous les ordres tgrsnds ou petits) i habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es
peces eide tous genres depuis les vatementa
communs d'habitations jusqu'au linee de
toilette le plus fin. Los prix De mes articles
BILE. ' d"o P'o''-
Les commandes de la campagne sont Fob
Jet dune attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
AUX Nos 81 ct 80 de Ia rue du Canal
IA Oct-T6 0~1s'