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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-25
10 TIFF orr1zErs or new ORLEANS.

With view to secure to tn people OF this
city the exclusive and perma. tent control
and direction OF the New Orlea, IS Pacific
Railway, so that 1t shall not pass ITO alien
hands, or be controlled to the detriml ent Oh
the trade and commerce Of this place, o. 10
the injury Of our agricultural interests, or 70
prevent or delay the speedy development OF
Louisiana by discouraging immigration, but
used to strengthen and uphold The credit OF
State and cit by making their Bonded denis
secure and reliable beyond possibility OF q
failure, and to popularize the enterprise still
more with the mass Of our fellow-citlzens by
offering eligible Inducements to them to SUBJ
scribe for the stock Of the company, the
direction now address you. To float success
fully the five millions OF first mortgage bonds
to be issued by the company for the con-
struction and equipment OF the road,
the direction deem two proceedings pre-
cedent both wise and necessary. First, to fix
the total amount of stock to be issued at one
and half millions of dollars until the line
has been open for five years to traffic; and
second, to give by local subscriptions encour
agement to purchasers Of bonds to repose
implicit faith in their absolute safety as an
investment. The first has been done, and the
second the people are now invited to favor and
complete, as follows:
The stock of the company Is now offered to
subscribers on the following terms, to wit:
Five per cent In cash of amount of subscrip-
ton at time of subscribing, and the balance In
notes payable monthly, as follows: Ten per
cent January l, 1879; 10 per cent February Il;
10 per cent March 1; 10 per cent April !; 10
per cent May l; 10 per cent June l; 10 per
cent July 1; 10 per cent August 1; Is per cent
September /, 1879
This liberal plan, 1t is hoped, will meet the
approval of every one, and on Monday, the
twenty-second instant, books OF subscription
will be opened at the office of the company.
It is proposed to issue stock untransferable
on the books Of the company for the amount
subscribed by each person, which will entitle
the holder to vote at all elections of the COM
pany but not to claim transferable stock
until his subscription has been paid In full In
cash.
The president of the company can exercise
his discretion in accepting or rejecting sub
scriptions.
BY order Of tho Board of Directors.
E. B. WHEELoCK, President.
NEW ORLEANS, April 81, 1878.
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J. a. Gregory vs. Stoutemeyer Il Judson,
proprfetors OF the New Orleans 1imes.-This
Is a suit to recover 1864, amount claimed by
ants on o contract entered into between him
and said parties ON the twenty-fourth of
January, 1878. Gregory had contracted to
take charge of the advertising department of
the Times until july, 1878, but was without
cause discharged on the eleventh of April.
Now, petitioner shows that his work is worth
on an average So so per dav, and prays that
the court give judgment in his favor for 1854,
amount due him from the day OF his said dis
charge to the twenty,fonrth day If July,
G. A. Il l.. L. Conrad VS. Rufus NAPLES ct
als.-This Is suit to recover q certain prop
erty belonging to the estate OF petitioners
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-25
STATE n.NMs.

Mobile IteHister.l
The Nashville Board of Trade, last week,
adopted resolutions for the adjustment of the
10 per cent prohibtory tax upon State bank
circulation. Senator 1sham q. Harris re-
spends to the action Of the board and the
wishes of the people OF Tennessee by Offering
recently In the United States Senate a bill re-
pealing the obnoxious section of the Federal
Code. Senator Butler, of South Carolina,
had already introduced q bill to the same
effect.
This 10 per cent tax upon all notes received
or paid out by any bank other than the ma
tional bank, was resorted to during the war
to set the national banks upon their legs and
to encourage them to absorb the government
bonds. 1t was thought that by indirectly
driving the circulation OF State banks out of
their place and thus absorb the bonds which
otherwise might be of slow sale. 1t was a
war measure and 1t accomplished it's pur-
pose. 1t scattered the war debt all
over the country. as a circulating medi-
UNI. The national bank circulation Is moth
ing more nor less than minute subdivisions
of the bonds bought by the banks and
deposited at Washington as basis for their
notes.
The object of the prohibition against State
bank circulation having been accomplished,
where is the necessity of retaining it upon
the statute books The national banks, IL
they desire it, can at any time surrender
their charters and transform themselves
ceive their interest upon the bonds deposited
by them and still have their capital to
operate upon. But our st ite banks, under
the general banking law of Alabama, would
offer the note holder an equal protection
and have an opportunity to increase their
capital very rapidly. The State law pro-
vides that the banks may issue notes in
amount equal to the market value of State
bonds, Of Of other bonds or stocks deposited
at the Capitol
JY n State hank ubou1d oryopiza ,,ndar fbic
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INFORMATIONS FILED
SECOND REcORUElt. COURT.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green. Discharged.
Nicholas Sanchez, on the affidavit Of J. vi
dal. Discharged.
Liza Edwards, on charge OF May Leman.
Discharged,
Martha Russell, assault and wounding less
than manning one Laura Thompson. Ac-
cused sent to the First District Court on $500
appearance bond.
PETTY LARCENY.
Lizzie White and Fannie Scott, on charge OF
G. w. Deval. Discharged.
r. Saunders, same charge. Placed on $3.50
bonds for appearance in the First District
Court.
BREACH OF TRUST.
Henry Boarman. Accused was discharged.
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deceased father which property was for
feited to the United States during their
fathers life and no longer. The interest in
the same had been transferred TO II. NAPLES,
who still retains possession thereof. Since
the death Of their father, petitioners have
out avail, and now they pray that a writ of
sequestration issue against said real estate,
and that defendant and one E. Adler lessee
of the property aforesaid, be- after due pro-
ceedings, condemned to give up to REALTORS
t,.e. ownership Of the property besides all
rents and revenues aecruing therefrom since
the eleventh Of February, 1878, until final
l. ldrulant
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. JAMES-L Hereford. Miss L Hereford
West Patton Rouge: A Walker. city VIM Miller.
hrwitt e Raysvle COBB o0 TsRas
Allen. R H Whitfield. city j: G ] Baxter. st Louis
W F Seaman. Memuhi-: NJ K Kaufman. Robt
Patterson, shreveport; Steadman and
wife, New York
CITY HOTEL-C Johnson. Mobile: G Hub
bard. T.nant- Harbor: G patterson. James
Locke Mobile: = G Minor ard wife; Louisiana
Hugo Becker. st Louis; Pierce Butler. Mrs
Braegs. Miss Mary Butlr, BAYOU Sara: X
Cutter. Louisiana: Il 4 Earns. Messon; D
Brown, wife and child, A hens; Duggan
J G Cotield, Miss Mile Campbell, o ,asr; Mrs G
A West Houston; W H Lou -ins Tyler: George
9 Sydney. New York; A NJ Boyd and wife
Memphis.
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sUPERIoR CwswaNAL CeURT.
CHANGE or VEN UE.

CHANGE OF VENUE.
In the case OF the State vs.. G.. Munero, charged
with the killing of Pedro Carbo In st. Der,
uard parish, a change of venue was granted
from that parish, and the case was filed In
this court.
INFORMATIONS FILED.
District Attorney J. j. Finney has filed in
formations against D. D. O'Brien, on cases
brought over from Judge Miltenbergers
court, as follows:
d. b. O'Bren on the information Of James
J.. Tarleton, cashier, Is charged with uttering,
etc, a certain forged check, signed by himself,
on the Citizens Bank, for 5000; and on the
same information, with forging, etc, q Ger
tain note purporting to be signed by r: Flower
charge brought by b. F. Peters,, q certain
note. signed by f. L. McKeon Il Co. to the
order OF j. J. Gibbons. for $22lS so.
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FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE-ONE NO. 4 HALLS PATENT
- Continuation safe: one Victor Platform
wheel Hand Truck-all in perfect order. Ap-
ply at No. 226 CaroDdalet street. ap25 it,
nor SALE CHEAP-THE STAR RICE MILL
complete and In good running order, ready
for immediate use. For particulars apply to
M. SCHWARTZ d BRO,
fe19n 149 to 16a Magazine street.
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FOURTH DIsTm,Cr COURT

Stephen j. Memory vs. Jas. Andrews ct al
This is a suit to recover certain amount
of money on contract with defendants for
furnishing willows for the jetty works.
Plaintiff furnished the willows to Andrews,
the chief contractor who did not pay for the
same, as 1t Is alleged.
The suit came up yesterday for trial and
was continued for to-day at IL IN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-25
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Among the departures last evening by the
Mobile fast line were the following: Lee Bloom.
kkdi ua co Rcbt H. n Lewis NeT York:
G. T. Ballard and wife, Austin Ballard. Louis
vile; ". w. Hnlhers. Atlanta: T. G.. Carter and
wife, Dalton; Richard ]. Morgan. w. N. Ellis.
Mrs Ronp New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-25
CoULEs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AMI

= Literary Institute-Day and evening ses-
sions the entire year; elective system,
branches Of study: daily lectures: Rymnas d!.n
disposition, manners, health and morals: non.
sectarian: students free r. COLLEGE; Literary and
tilafed study rooms. and all necessary appara-
rus; special classes In particular str lies. TOR
boys. at from q to . Per nonfn -.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-25

f. B. Robertson & Co. vs. w. W. Cooley.
Oscar Bauer ct al. vs.. U. Rambaut.
A. Favery VS.. d. Fl. Marks.
A. Favery vs.. w. A. Priest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-25

CRESCENT BOOK-ROOM,
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC.
NEW STORE. NEW STOCK,
FRESH GOODS. LOW PRICES.
Scrap Pictures and Papeteries a Spe-
cialty.
ap21 JAS Fl. BLACK.
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Notice Of observation-disclosures Insurance
Company OF New Oreans-Conformably to the
charter. the election of directors to serve dur
Ing the ensuing twelve months will he held at
On ne the ash 81 Nay pro4o BE-
sw sps a "a hours fh6s B aRa Secretary e.
Apis MelIinea- Meettn@ Thursday, April
IS. a, 7 80 .. M. ut Masonic Hall. ap25 ne
>tate Ma, ional Bank, New Oriea ms, April
%, 1s7s.-A vote of the shareholders of the State
National Bank will be taken at its banking
nffina, Nes, 81 and % Camp street, eH MEpAES-
DAY. May a. 1873. between the hours Of 10 m.
of the catital stock OF the bank and the distri-
button of the surplus; and. also upon the cues
ii n Of authorizing the Board of Directors 70
convert the bank. under proper leeisl ton. into
State bank under the laws of Louisiana.
BY order of the Board of Directors
ap24 I'm CHAS L. q. DUPUY Cashier.
once Of the Lamln FireIess Engtne
Company. No 46 naronde'et g reet-The an.
nual elect lon for DIRECTORS of this Company
will be held on MONDAY. May 8. between the
company. Transfer bo ks will be closed from
"a y - 90 W N'"' '''i'''''' is COPIES
apis 25 my5 SECRETARY pro tenn.
New Orleans, April Ii, 1878 The Pub
lie are cautioned against buy ing Certificate No
issued September 7. 1872. In the name OF o.
Taylor Gauche same having been lost; and
new certificate has been applied for.
ap14 81 % mys @. TAYLOR GAUCHE.
special Notice-Any and all parties hav.
ing claims against the Home Mutual Savings
gank n
ii tlbuted Ahs' o'n J.mEs Ne p SoSs1I %
Liquldatine Commissioner.
New Orleans. April 20 1873 anal got
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FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY, APRIL rs.
FIFTH DAY.
saturday. APRIL II,

FIRST RACE-One mile and an eighth for all
ages. with 100 lbs. on each, three year olds to
carry their proper weisht, lbs. allowed to
mares mares aud geldings; Purse $3.50. First horse
SECOND RACE The CoTrRr1I STAKES. for
aG f M,, s2S p with 500
a 5000 One mile and half Winner OF the Pick
wick st kes to carry Z lbs. extra First horse TO
recriv $500; second horse 500. Closed with six
Third RACE CONSOLATION PunsE. for
horses that have run and not won during the
%iens lbs or rT ss Purse
5000 First horse $3.50; second horse $50. One
ZAP Tor ali ages Enres to be ma e At m he
day previous. Weis hts to appear ut o. m and
acceptance to be made In writing through the
entry box at the usual time OF closing. Club
Three lbs allowed to mares and geldings In
oil races unless otherwise stipulated.
In all Club Purses entrance Free and In all
such purses q walk-over entities horse to first
money only,
Members are notified to call for their badges
at the Office. 16 Carondelet street.
The races will commence at 8 o'clock D. m.
In case OF postponement on account Of the
wather. a pennant will be displayed from the
office of the Club. Is Carondelet street.
Quarter stretch badges for meeting. sl2 90
Admission to club stand. Observation-Disclosures. Q 90
Admission to field. 90
RULES OF ADMISSION.
No ladies permitted to the stand unaccompa-
MED by gentlemen.
Invitation badges for non residents only are
personal. and admit only the person invited.
Quarter-stretch badges will admit to all parts
of the stand and grounds.
Tickets OF admission to the stand do not ad-
NIT tho holder to the quarter stretch.
Members are entitled to free admission for
ladies accompanying them.
Ladies accompanied by members are invited
to visit the Club House.
Smoking positively prohibited on the mem
bers' stand.
ALI vehicles must enter by Gentily road gate,
except members. Members of the club and
ladies accompanying them only admitted at the
Members gate.
Quarter-stretch badees can be obtained at the
Office. 16 Carondelet street. and at the track.
The cars OF the City Railroad. Bayou Bridge
branch. and Orleans Railroad will leave Clay
Statue. Canal street. every five minutes during
the races.
STEWARDS.
G.. A. Breaux, G. T. Howard. r. W Simmons
/. E. Glenny. A. P. Mason. A. M. Bickham.
E. A. Yorke. w. G. Lipscomb.
TIMERS,
b. E. Rivers. J. A. Morris.
DISTANCE JUDGES
T. L. Airey. W. B Krumbhaar.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
W. A. Bell Chairman:
N. d. Wallace. Frank r. Howard
Atwood Violet, Carneal Burke,
George W. Mott.
All communications must be addressed to
Lock Box 800. New Orleans.
G. A. BREAUX. President.
j. B. HoREoR. Secretary. ap14 I'd
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TuE AMMONIA FAnTORY.

Robert Hutchinson ct als vs. New Orleans
Gaslight Company ct als.-Petitioner, to-
gether with other residents and property
holders of the Third Ward. brings suit
against the Gas Company for the abatement
or modification of the nuisance known as the
ammonia factory situated on Common street.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

The succession of Joseph Ferrouillet, Jr.,
has henn Openad
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

CRESCENT CITY RAILROAD SUIT.
This case Is fixed for argument for Friday
Tomorrow Thos. j. Semmes for defend
ants; Geo. l.. Bright and b. F. Jonas for
nlaiutiffS
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Moet i chandon is the king Of wines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02
WINTER ARRANGEMENT I,
D,-,,p;,, hof A 1871


The MAIL TRAIN will leave WsshaG:j
al 9 % g. N. and AleEsndris e! 9 u a. N! dai!E,
except Sunday; pass Lessburg, gcing *e;:"
ward, a. II ~ =. IA, end arrive at Eoun'! Nh'
ct Il IN. Leave Bound Hill At 1870 p. H.; pas;
Lecsnurg: going eastward, at 70 pm. sAi a.,
rive 3. Alexandria st 3:l5 p. NJ, *aA 3
Washington $3.50 p. n. ,,
The ACCOM- MCDATION TRAIN W..
leave Washington ct 4 20 p. ~, and AIeyan4:!
at % p. N. daily, except Sunday, spd 'TF'Te
ct Lees5uTg st & 10 .. III. Leave Leashu:& 3;
CO q. n. and arrive 81 Alcxaadria 81 II = -
and Washington St 81 a. III.
u.s. Passengers from Washington vi! ;.ts
the Washington and Ohio cars g. tae Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station at9 IL IN. ri! ~
D. r., aDd SO through without change Of eN: !:
The 9.GJ an. train from Alexandria sad rs:
.. 70. .rsin from Ro"nd Hill Connect g: Ror2t
Hll with Earri: Daily Llne OF CoacLo:
for Saickersville: Be-ryville and WinchesIer;
slso with Roanor's Line Ct Coaches, which leave
Leasburg daily fer Aide and Middleburg..
Both trains westward, 70 ake close connecti":s'
ct Yionna, with Sissou's Limo OF Stages Tor Fa'''
fax Court House.
te,zra1s, lsaEio:a tickets, p 2ts. per ;.s'i'
Anuues EtcsScta, $50.
Z. &. HAVENEE,
oct4-;t General Ticket Age0:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-02

NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND SHOES.
The most elegant assortment of the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen in this country.
comprising all the latest fashions. All OF these
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision, aud according to our
ides of the tastes and wants Of the retail
trade. Wo shall bs most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods to all, whether they de-
sire to purchase or not. WADDEY,
&C. lift 10 King street.
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TO TAKE EFFECT
Sunday, Nov. 18th, 1878, at $40 a. M.
5.u5-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOS-
TON EMPRESS. EIlicott City. On SUNDAYS to
Baltimore only. Stops at Shfpley's, Laurel, An
6.5O--Baltimore Annapolis and Way (Picd,nont
StraSDurg' Winchester, uagerstown, and Way
7.4o-tbALTIAloREA AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
Siy-P0int OF Rocks. Piedmont, Strasburs, VIM
chester, Hagerstown and Way Stations
S:50-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor Cars to New
York and Philadelphia Stops at Annapolis juno
S;$5-tsT: LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
PIITSDURG EXPRESS, Frederick, Hagerstown
TO Stanton. Pullman cars to Cincinnati daily
Grafton to Sane uskey daily, except Saturday.
,9.UJ-+On Sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis and
,lOCO-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bla-
densDurS, college, louisville. Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, JeSsup's and Hanover.
Il. III.
,I2lU-Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and
I.5g-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel.
l.39-tOn sunday only for Baltimore and Way
4,5O-BALTIMORE, BLAD ENsBURG AND LAU-
! VEL EMPRESS; Frederick Via Relay. stops at
4.Gj-fPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown.
M YIN and Way stations On Sundays TO
Point or Rocks and Way Stations only.
4.lU-iBaltlmore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
3O-TPHlLADELPHiA, NORFOLK AND BAL
TlMORE EMPRESS. Ellicott City. Norfolk, ex-
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct To boat ut Canton. Stops at Badens-
burg and Laurel
G.50-tBatilnore and Way Stations.
,7.59-tCiICAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cars TO Chicago.
S.lV-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
y.vU-Polnt Of Rocks and Way stations.
Y.I0-fST: LOUIS CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE
AND PIIISEURG EMPRESS. PIttsburg, except
Sunday. Pullman cars.
TlMORE EAPRESS. Sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping car TO Philadelphia
tDllly. +On Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station
For further information apply 1T the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Office, Washington Station and 4Sj, COL
ana tU3 IcnnsSlHnia avenue, and Gl3 Fifteenth street
northwest, Washington, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage 10 be checked TO any point
w. NJ CLEMENTS, Master OF TRANSPORTATION
l.. NJ CODE, General Ticket Agent
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PREpAREFoR TIE COLD BLASTS OF WINTER.
Call on STANsBUaY Il Bro. and have ycur
Latrooes, Furnaces, Ranges aud Stoves put IN
order, or procure Dew ooes. OF prices to suit the
times, a; the coraer of King sud Columbus
streets. nov o-on
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RGDTs ARD SHOES.
w. 3. w .AD1.19EY,
Is now receiving his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES,

And is happy to atete that he is now prepared to
show the finest line of Boots and Shoes, Of: 81
grades, that has ever been exhibited in this city
z great variety OF now styles, very rosny beng
private patterns, of which he hes tho exclusive
ssle in this market.
SPECIAL INDUCEMEGTi will 30 c!ia1ed
in every kind of goods in his line.
He has just added to his stock Of fine goods g
large line of medium priced substantially made
Doors and SHOES. which he is offering a. prices
to suit the times It is certainly the teEt. as
sortpent he has been able to show, and they
are to be sold at lower prices than ever lie
cordially and confidently invites criticism, and
an examination and inspection of his stock, feel
ing assured that his customers will be convinced
that it is his aim to give the best goods ct the
lowest prices. He has large and varied es-
sortment of HEAVY BooTs and SHOES, suit
able for farmers and planters, to which ha in
vites the particular attention Of COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS, being satisfied that he can sell them
cheaper than they can be bought this side OF
New England. Don't buy dollsr's worth OF
goods in our line until you Investigate his stock.
MEMS HEAVY BooTs BRoeLNs and PLow
SHOES, regular Clod Smsshers to lace up high
so as to keep out real estate OR subgoil, proof
against rattle snakes, and splendid 10 kick stub
born mule with
w. 3. WADDEY, 10 King street.:
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EsES'EsURAM Y'ae
RAM NJ ELS
IA Nj NJ EE'S
@ VIENNA RESTAURANT,

r RAMMEL'S
L. VIENNA RESTAURANT,
No. IS north Royal stroet.
My friends and tho public generally are m
formed that have REMOVED TO MY NEW
RESTAURANT, No. l6 north Royal st.. where
will keep fine sssoFtment Of Of LlGpoRS,
BITTERS and WINES, OF my own importa-
ton; also LAGER BE Err and fine, CIGARS.
This establishment hiss been recently fitted up
for the accommodating of ladies and gentlemen
for private suppers. sc, and the .psrloss and
dining rooms are elegantly furnished: The
LUNCH COUNTER contsips choice delegates.
OYSTERS 9 specially. I. RAMMEL,
nov 27-lm No. 16 north Royal street
TEORGE STEU ERNAGELS
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT,
No. 50 North Royal st.
Importer of French Brandy,
Holland Gin. Irish and Scotch Whiskey
st. Croix and Jamaica Rum,
Khlno, Sherry, Port, Madeira
and Clsret Wines,
kuemEel Btters, &c, sc
NORFOLK OYSTERS received three times
week. nov 9-ly
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| GCHO0L BOOKS AND SCHOOL REOUI-
~ S!THS FOR WHE COMING SEASON AZ
FRENCH'S, NO. 9S sAENG STREET,
! Just received full assortul lent of School and
College Text Books. and every requisite for q
complete school Outfit.
Headquarters for the Public School Books 81
the prices established By the Stale ;oara Of 70
ucation.
A very handsome assortment Of new snd
choice styles PAPETERIES Just received.
New styles Of Wedding Note Paper and En-.
velopes.
Irish Linen aad Antique Parchment Motto
Paper and Envelopes to ma:ch. The fncst
goods in tho market
a hundred thousand En7olopes, lob lot, lust
received; tho chearos: evs~ offered in; Ibis
market
Letter, Note and Cap PAPER, folded end fl At
all grades. weight and prices.
Blank Books, largo pssortnaat, from til @
largest Lsdssrs and journals 20 the smallest
Memorandum
Handsomely engraved Chscks, Notes and
Drafts IN books fror, 90 10 1000 each
photograph AID Autogra; III Albums, now aud
beautiful styles.
Prayer Books and Hym; ,sls, in SETS new and
very handsome styles.
lish.
All the articles allude;'. to in this ADVERTISE
ment nave been bought for cash, and will DO
SOLD cofrespondingly lew.
sep 4 GEO. &. FRENCH